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MONDAY
JAN 13
194?
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Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 165
Number 4559
New
RAILROAD
York, N. Y., Monday,
January 13, 1947
PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
Price 75 Cents
INSURANCE
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Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
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ACF-Brill Motors Co.T-'.:
9 Months Ended
Ket
Sept. 30—
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1946 1945
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$16,108,925 $16,742,728
sales™_™-™„__„™„__:-™,.-
Alleghany Corp.—Buys 162,500 Shares
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of Central—
the
shares-presented by the various
stockholders will
exchange on a pro rata
basis, adjusting the number
exchanged for each stockholder to the
The
corporation, of which Robert H. Young is
Chairman, announced
7, that it had reported to the
Interstate Commerce Commission
1,593,374
*378,974the purchase of
>
>162,500 shares of the capital stock of the
>> y:;:
Central.
—V. 164, pp, 2149. 2681.
No
effect has been
'
given in
1946 period to
possible refunds of
Federal taxes on income lor
prior years under carry-back
provisions of
the tax laws.
Due to the
Allied
Net -"loss———
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•Profit. i'i-. •. ;V,...
Jan.
after
*
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Bank of New York has been
appointed transfer
City for the common stock.—V.
Adams
Oil
mentioned
in
Co.,
Los Angeles—Stocks
issue of Jan 6 Pacific
our
-
Alton
Offered—As ( i^'-The
Company of '<}&j
y;
offered in Units of
d :
share of each at
$10
Because
'
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announced
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,! Casmalia
celling
cities
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And
Field
the
in
in
oil
the
for
San
Santa
use
counties
as
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oil
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acquired
CAPITALIZATION,
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Common
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cost
at
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corporate purposes.—V. 165,
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up
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also
In
coats
and
increased supply,
similar
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as
well as
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Offer—
7
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Manager'—
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other dividends
any
165,
p.
66.
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,
,
orders
at
the
compared with
a
close
substantial
of
the
$16,000,000
at
amount
fiscal
year
the close
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of
war
amounted
of
the
pre-
."Lv,
\
td railroads and
.',<>• • W''
was
locomotives.).'
year
was
$2,692,768, which is equal to 6.7%
sales.» Dividends
amounting to $2,374,990 were declared
and
representing $2 per share of
commop stock.
The net working
as of
Sept. 30, 1946, is
over
the
that purpose)
$25,907,111, which fs
previous
yeaf.
have
been
Certain
costs .and
its termination
^
increase
an
of
d rectly
expenses
(largely offset by
provided during the
included in cost of
goods sold
K.;. VVV
-The company
operates In
war
for
i:-.4v
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capital goods industry and
its business has
cycles of activity and
recessions which do
with fiscal years except
by chance.
years
the
-.iv
a
as
a
for
year
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result
not coincide
*
kinds incurred for the
12 months ended
Sept. 30, 1946,
of (which Federal taxes
'on
income were
Social Security taxes for
,$14271,428.
unemployment insurance and old
-age benefits
were $412,571
and taxes on real
estate and personal
property, State
corporation franchise taxes and other
taxes wer $521,714.
Contributions for charitable
and educational
purposes amounted to
of which were
$42,818, all
deductible for income; tax
purposes.
Claims for
refunds of
taxes
and
renegotiation rebates for
the
years
1940
to 1944,
inclusive, have been filed in the amount
of
$1,334,066.
Claim for refund
with rc-spect to unused excess
profits
$2,205,712,
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Trading Markets
in
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Over the Counter Securities
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Securtty Dealers Association
NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK
5
Telephone
REctor 8-3600
York
1932.
included
as
1946.
a,"
.
,
since
stock.—V.
Unfilled
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GEARHART & COMPANY
;
completion, of
Co.—Hearing Jan.
indirectly related to the war and
reversal of reserves that
had been
;
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Company
Established 1923
of
net
capital
$21,790
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a result
2149. '
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The net income for the
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as
p.
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164,
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issue
common
$20,000,000
CORPORATE FINANCE
SECONDARY MARKETS
'
quarters
ceding fiscal year; ;
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A major
portion of the sales for
the year 1946
builders of freight
cars, passenger cars and
were
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exchange
;
Taxes of all
.
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,
-
the
paid,
r
Exchange has
fourth
The
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Industries,
was
temporary injunction filed with the New
Jersey Chancery Court
against .Ihe .company
restraining the .payment of Jan.
was lifted but
2, 1947 dividend:
is'continued as against
payment of
to
v
;
been advised that
subject to terms
:„.*T expect there will be
President, explained.
and- conditions specified in
an
a notice dated
even
greater
Jan. 2; 1947, this
availability of these items
has offered the holders
,
In the next three
company
of its 6%
months," he said.—V. 164,
preferred stock, par value
p. 2825.
$100, the
privilege of exchanging each share of
'<1
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said stock for
11/10 shares of
its $3.75 preferred
stock, par value $100, together
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Allen
with a dividend
Inc.—New General
adjustment in cash of 43c
■
per share of 6%
preferred stock.
;
The ex¬
Jerry J. Tobias, • Vice President,
change offer will expire at 3
and
a
p. m. (EST) Jan. 20, 1947. ■
director, has been made : / /'The
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•General Managed of the
company will not, accept1 for
company, Sidney J, Allen,
x «ounced
exchange more than 600,000 shares
on Jan. 6.—V.
President, " an-. » of the 910,756 shares of
6% preferred stock
164, p. 3137. "
outstanding. If less than
all shares of 6%
preferred stock presented
for
!
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it
pointed out, still
types of tin mill products per-
dividend of 50 cents per share
declared on the common
stock
Sept. 24," last,
year, was mailed at the close of
business on ,mn. z,
to stockholders of
record Dec.
2, 1946^ This was the first
ment on
or
America—Exchange
and the
Uses.;
r.:vV"/;.y,
•fmateriel.
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Aluminum Co. of
Administration,,
sizes
•
The annual report of the
board of directors
says in parti.
consolidated net sales in
V."-V
the year ended
Sept. 30," 1946, were
$40,041,182, all for regular products.
This was 46%
less than the
preceding year's sales, which
*
.250
The New York Curb
relation.
for all
containers
The
;
,
:
metal
V-'
American Steel
Foundries—Annual Report— '•
General Corporation and
Investment News., .201?
State and City Bond
Offerings and Sales™.. 239V;
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund
Notices. .249^
Dividends Declared and
Payable.™
;... .250 ?
The Course of Bank
—
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can
of
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Production
specific
this
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men's wear,
users
on
v
-228
,
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fashions,
Robert W. Jackson,
metal
1947
;
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supply
Women's-dresses,
«re
of
The
t,
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delivery
American Ice
Co.—Pays 50-Cent Common Dividend—
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—245
now
-
f
Exchange..--™:._^
Exchange_
Clearings
during the war years, are available
again
in this company's 1947
spring-summer 630-page
being mailed to nearly
2,000,000 persons.
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Vacuum cleaners, electric
toasters, gas, coal and kerosene
ranges,
table stoves, waffle irons, electric
fans, varied home
furnishings, *
linoleum, rugs, irons and electric
roasters are a few of
bard goods items
the-many
reappearing in the semi-annual book.
tn expanded
: catalog,
,
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> Foreign Exchange Rates
.249
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Combined Condition Statement
of
Federal Reserve Banks
.250
Condition Statement of
Member Banks of
; ; Federal
Reserve System *
.250
.c Auction
Sales---..
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for
customers.
American Hospital Supply
Co.—Notes and Debentures
Placed
Privately—Haris, Hall & Co. (Inc.) Jan. 8 an¬
nounced that it had
placed privately $750,000
2% % and
3%% serial notes, due Dec.
1, 1947, to Dec. 1, 1961, and
$300,000 5% subordinated
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1966.
on
Aldens, Inc.—Hard Goods
Lines Again Available—
y'
goods lines, missing
:
call
Commission.—V. 165,
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would
present
hearing Jan. 21 on the application of
for a
company
1-year extension of the time within
which, it
must-dispose of
Atlantic City Electric
Co., peep Water Operating Co. and
South Penns
Grove Realty
Co., as ordered by the
Miscellaneous Features
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that
than
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—240
Exchange
Transactions New York Curb
Exchange.
it;'
company's office Room 2018,-70 Pine
St.,
to 3 p.m. EST Jan. 23
for the sale of
$1,907,000 equipment trust certificates
series J. Dated Feb.
15, "1947, certificates will
nature in 10
equal annual installments
1948-1957. Dividend rate to
he specified in the
bids.—V. 165, p. 65.
New
other
requirements of
-,{7"
The SEC ordered
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.^241
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Stock and Bond Averages
,.y
65.
p.
y':-
American Gas & Electric
—240
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yx
-239
.
for
third and
-240
Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock
Exchange—Curb Section.
Over-the-Counter Market ;
Transactions New York Stock
any.
,fit- Alabama Great Southern RR.—Seeks
Equip. Bids—
Bids will be received
at
of
business
producing" facilities;—V.
-239
Toronto
y&u
$150,000; (2) install an asphalt
plant for the; '
xefining and blending of crude oil
at an approximate cost
of $50,000;
<3) ^approximately
$35,000 to be added to the
working capital of the
company to be used for general
;
throughout 1947,
allocating shipFiggis, President,
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Edna,at
Exchange«-.w-«----iJ-w
Montreal Curb Exchange
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..238
Cleveland Stock Exchange.-,
Detroit Stock
Exchange____.
Los Angeles Stock
Montreal
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1,500,000 shs. - - 760,000 shs.
•Before giving effect to present
financing. ;
PURPOSE—The company
presently contemplates that the net
ceeds (estimated
pro$235,000) will be used for the
following purposes: j
<1) complete
drilling of 15 wells on the proven
area
for
W.
D.
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Despite unprecedented demands for
metal
containers, Mr. Figgis
said, the company's production
capacity is«adequate to take care of
fall estimated
requirements, andr its allocation formula will be
flexible
enough to reflect any additional
plate that may become available^ in
the
-..238-
San Francisco Stock
1
4fo'&^Issuecl
metal
formula,
;
™2$8
Exchange^..
Philadelphia Stock Exchange..
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
St. Louis Stock
Exchange.
30,000 shs.
(par
Cincinnati Stock
:
aggregate
Civilian
mltted
233
Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
i
issued
company
much
as
new
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Boston Stock
I. Anderson :i
stock ($1
par).;..
.
^
the
meet
a
customers,
6.V
retains control over
,
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Exchangexi^Li^wil---
Baltimore ^ Stock Exchangeii.
predecessors at prices
ranging from $1.40 to $1,65
per barrel, averaging
approximately $1.43 f.o.b. the company's
rack.
loading
:
These/prices' were established before
the general increase in
■? the price of crude oil
effective in
August, 1946. " >1
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rThe principar assets
*'.';
so acquired
by the company from its
as of
predecessors ' '
July 31, 1946, consist of the
drilling and operating rights under ;
a
drilling and operating agreement dated
Aug. 29, 1945, from Doliie
Adams.
For the
assets
Vf>-v
^».
the
The
Page
; New York Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock
Exchange, (Bonds)v-.
New York Curb
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Petroleum Corp. and
WrO. and J.
aggregate of 760,000 shares of the
company's common
to
all
sheet
of
announce
to
kinds of"products.".
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Stock and Bond
Quotations
■>•■
to Southern.
California
shortage
.
to
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an
a
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and
be
responsibility of making the fairest
possible distribution of an-ttcipated receipts of plate has been
placed upon the can manufacturer
;by the removal, <on Dec.
27, of government restrictions as to'
'
products
and quantities o:
of products "that could
be packed in. metal
he explained.,...v .'
containers,,
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"While we are confident
that alt affected industries
will welcome
this further"
step toward a free
economy/' he said, "we still have
» to
face the.. fact that'
there remains a definite
shortage of sheet
i metal and that this
shortage will continue* through .1947 in
-
.
users of road oil within
these counties.
;v
The oil produced from the
properties, together with some
* 4t>ll
additional
purchased for the
purpose, is stored in Teservoirs
and other storage
facilities on the
properties, treated and blended to
make it suitable for
use as asphaltic
road oil and sold to
*
nearby users.
The road oil is; V
delivered to, the purchasers in
owned or leased
equipment or in some
;; cases at the company's
loading rack.
During the 1946 road
construction season, this road oil was
sold by <■
!.'l the company and its
business
.
Jan,
any
1M««
principally to road districts and
Obispo, San Benito and
Monterey
ktOther
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Luis
Luis
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Obispo County, Califand the
Barbara, County,
Calif;, and treating and
road
San
of
\:'i '
present customers' requirements ft«
possible, it will be further
necessary, Mr. Figgis said, for the
to decline
company
;
.
In
on
£ci;:' ln order
.
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will
containers this year to
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there
company win shortly
ments of metal containers
tyo Of
-
to
,
for
-Must Allocate
Shipments for Lack
this
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stock is convertible
into 10 shares of
common stock; •
dividends at the rate of
6% per annum;
payable annually"'
Nor.«1,. cumulative from. date of
issuance;, redeemable at any time
;«n 30 days' notice at $11 per share and
accrued'dividends; entitled to 1
alnktog fund"and voting rights.-*i /
-r-Transfer agent,, Adams Oil
Co., Room 22Q, 215 W. 7th
SC Los;£
Angeles, Calif.
Registrar, Bank of America
National Trust <& Savings
Association, Los Angeles, Calif.
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HISTORY AND
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in California
JFuly 9, 1946, for the purpose of
acquiring the business being
as a joint venture
conducted
by Southern California
Petroleum Corp. and W. O.
Anderson and J. I,
Anderson, under the firm name of
Adams Oil Co.
The business consists
of
producing oil from existing wells, in
the.
Arroyo Grande Field
entitled
of Plate—
V
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Circuit Court of
Appeals at Chicago has taken under
the
petition of
the
protective
committee for
the
3%
refunding bonds of the Chicago & Alton
RR., following a hearing on
the appeal. The committee
appealed from an order of the TJ. S.
Dis
trict-Court vesting the
powers of the
reorganization managers in the
per-unit.....
The preferred
t
65.
p.
.a.-.
RR.—Appeal Under Advisement—
batlJjrHptcy:^^e^^antfYemoylng
<
65,r.-,':;'-oY*.'
American Can Co.
-
£*: advisement."
California, Los Angeles, offered in late December
(as a
'.speculation) 30,000 shares of 6%
cumulative convertible
-preferred stock ($10 par) and
ire* ^mmob
30,000 shares
stock ($1 par). The;
? ^
securities were
•one
U.
accepted
,
165,
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date,—V. 165, p.
L1
The National
City
agent in New York
the
expiration of the
exchange offer on Jan. 20, 1947, all un¬
exchanged shares of 6% preferred stock
will be called for
on March
redemption
24, 1947, at $110 per
share, plus accrued dividend to said
■
Mills, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
uncertainty of interpretation of certain
'tax regulations, it is
impossible at this time to
determine whether the
company
will receive : such refunds
which, based on the results to
Bept. 30, 1946, it is estimated would
amount to
approximately $185,000.
V. 164, p. 2953.,,;:'
be
of shares to be
nearest whole number.
Promptly
.
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Troster, Currie
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Summers
Member? New York'Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y,
Telephone HAnover 2-2400
,
Teletype NY 1-376-377
Priuate Wires to Buffalo Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh St. Louis
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Monday,"! January 13,
COMMERCIAL &
THE
Total -, quanfcitfes at , year end- are, just slightly >y:v
at the close of the previous, fiscal year;
DIVIDENDS—In Jan., • 1946,1 a "dividend of $3.50
share
applying on the dividend arrears on the $6 prior preferred
stock was paid.
In addition,» during the year, the regular quarterly' • ■ v
dividends amounting to - $6 per /share we're ; paid, ; The total'of these
202
first-out'), (LIFO).i,
Armstrong
•
Co.—Annual Report—
l / l;
1946
1945
1944 \ ( 1943 . ,
$17,092,043 $10,683,258 $6,805,669 $6,558,732
: 14,538,357
8,998,858 5,624,613 J/. 5,575,114
Years
Net
—
Other
;429,245
/'■•' ■''■/—
_———
for
•of
1'
240
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,
Federal
which
Pfd.
v.389,433
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continued high .levels of •consumer purchasing ;power.
unmindful, however, that the index of food prices
level than the corresponding index for
modifies and, as previously mentioned, a reserve has been'
accordingly
for possible declines
in commodity prices
somewhat* higher
42,5o2
on
$505,629; $489,747-;
table to reflect •;
fiscal year ended.
Sept. 30, 1946, as the amounts involved are not significant/ •■/ v/.
»'/ In August?. 1946, the company purchased 25% of the outstanding,
shares of Lake Shore Tire & Rubber Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and now
,'',7
:,/•/,.■ ,
the principal subsidiary of the company,
chipped 802,840 Chilled iron- wheels for renewals and for new equip¬
ment during the fiscal year ended Sept.'30, 1946, as compared with
1,006,265 shipped during the previous year.
This reduction in volume
followed very closely the reduction in railroad freight traffic hauled.
There are 2,035,000 railroad freight cars (Class I railroads and private
owned since 1902. •
Griffin Wheel Co,,,
charges
?
or
;A)
from
and summer months will
corresponding period of last
crop
of pigs farrowed during
decrease in pork, will be an increase
spring
the
%,
148,500 shares of
owns
company
The
Miss.
Castings Corp., which is
issued
and outstanding.
This
6teel
,
.
CONSOLIDATED INCOME
ACCOUNT, -YEARS ENDED
..
xpenses^i—
of emerg.
Amoit.
facil.
,
312,397
Aliscellaneous income—..
Discount on sales
Loss on
:i
taxes-
for Fed.
Reserve
«i4^o Bio w 10-sap; mo
t9 978 000 tl4
Net
//—
•
Refund due from
chase price of
contract
■■■ • ; -"
1,319,991
stock of affiliate
:
receivable
termination claims
.
$2,675,383
2,374,990
.
..
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Investments
—
and equipment-
•
$2,752,543
M
Agency
accounts (per
contra)
—
Total
..
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30, -*1946
.proclamation/' •/,:•' •; ;/•
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT,
v
Federal taxes on
"^Accrued
/.{TAccrued. Pederal taxes 7»n
:/
WrXeefn*°rt!fngH
hJS
1946 have
and
raw
CONSOLIDATED INCOMEIllinois SURPLUS dSTATEMENT
(Armour &3,Oct. 27/45 subsi iaries) Oct.30,-«Co. of AND and
53Nov. Fnrl .
Wks
■ 5? WrHfff
1,404,053
$
$
212,536 Sales
l,183,537,56i 1,212,961,355 1,477,$970,945/i,416,5$58,800 .;
?6?6,815/ ? Cost sales, etc. 1,049,651,026 1,119,187,234 1,356,179,586 1,307,463,218
1945
53,547,308 47,278,934
10,639,326 9,286,358
-6,873,964 8,025,6062.700,000 1,500,000
60,125,917 27,683,223
-—
55^900
16,064 ? decline
-
income:-^..-^,^ • / ^ 99,671^ •V;3 —; -(Del.)' ,$6
■ f
il'otl
■J;98-204
202.540
.
Net income v-
.
91 28ft
173792
91,288
^,5p0,000
104,404
5,401,007
23,455.932
94,890
'
>v;;.
—
157.284
17.565' • 157,284> 11,250,^|Sl4,570,8381 _
'
1/—
^
f 110,504
44,147,851
9,^2,538 '-"'
20,791,128 7n;
«
? 99,671
?
17.565
17170CK
prior
52,387
120,737
43,187,811
;%/ 960.040
..
J pen
erpst.
6.784,495 '
49,361,764
1,049,680
v/'FS
Jt Cl
Prem. pa.id upcn
-
9,796.088
1,200,960
61,253,147
1 wh.
48.127,188 a;
1,500,000
/Other income—3,127,230 /?/28,965,035 50,411,444
1,281,812
. Total income^ . 3,782,025 4,601,870 6,111,368
Int. and amortiz.
. Fed. income and
—' 04.^,.100
, exc. prof, taxes t24,07?,958
8,796,972 31,721,204
8,062 Loss sale real est.
■
819,756
80,273
8,054
1,295,374
1,439,380
59,511
■
/
•
52,686,017
11,116,485
I ? 7,127,093
1,528,282
$10,361,824 $8,220,820 Minority'dinterest
. ^de'd ebt
. *
"
TV*
^4"— '
income_n'?——T
-- ' -
-
-•
-
$3,125,339
- ''
•4
(market/."^IBalaries and wages accrued^^j^^^--/--^--?^?.;
of/?Employees- pension plan contribs. accrued-^-- /
Insur,, rentals, comipis. and royalties accrued-,- ^
General Steel I ^cC^u®'
$6,500,000), Reserves for tire guarantee adjustments™.
securities (less reserve ? Reserve for purchase of 4 4 ,0 conv. pfd.
equipment • Reserve foy agency accounts (per contra;)y ^12
for, unclaimed■'divi(iencis^^Wi^.w^v^-f».^^^/;^;>-lyj/
^ |UOiwwuimawv**piwvu«.«
deferred'
' ' oner'ations
convertible preferred stock ($50 par)— > , 2,450,050
before Sept.Of
refinancing
par for Federal
'
'
"
- ' /|;|ciass,B common stock (no par306,935 ', '306,935 /?/:?§ Charge1943, on 7% preferred resulting reduction inpar- basis.excess
t §Class A common stock (no par).
2,437,685 2,198,935 ^.-_the latter date for portiontoofthe stock on aand retroactive wage in-J
equivalent
Capital surplus —————•»— 571,198
570,247 June 13,
which
payable, $1,443,890; payrolls accrued, $907,'
- K
surplus
i
279,369 1,490,235 profits taxes
/:| Earned surplus
———2,279,369_ . $. 1,
taxes on income and for renegotiation 'of
securities?
cost
ASSETS—Cash, $6,244,687; U. S. Govt,
at
$9,655,898),' $9,647,249;,'accounts receivable (less reserve
$7,735), $5,555,442; inventories
(at cost or
lower), $7,365,878; investment in
common stock of.
Castings Corp, (cost of
148,500 shares, less reserve of
$901,375; other investments and miscellaneous
of $15,515), $269,122; land, buildings, machinery, tools and
<after depreciation and
amortization reserved rtf
652,852; patents and goodwill
$1charees to
$286,201; total $43 122 807 '
/ """ "
56,677
/: Divs. on
V
preferred
-
-
,
5,862.956 /•
-
3,197,976'> r 2,398,482
799,494
market, whichever is
'
LIABILITIES—Accounts
424;
adequate
With
' / v?/• h j-
2,374,990
.
value
?:2,272,730,
1,489,592
1,933,794
393,654
$317,778./$3,865,044
$300,393
$377,553
———————
Shares common /Stock.1,187^95 /1,187/195 .1,187,495
1,187,495 ' LIABILITIES—
Earnings per share-//.-;/,' $2.27';// $5.25
$2.25
♦Appertaining to outstanding minority stockholdings. ,? t After esti- ? t Due ton acquisition of
miated
postwar credit of • $885,115 in 1944 and $1,490,808 in 1943. ;%?i tion Finance Corp.
J After renegotiation of government contracts.- UClaims for .refund of Current account of affilliates_
f'ederal tax^ «Pd renegotiation, for Prior .years arising from accel; bue Sears, Roebuck & Co.—
Employees' withholding
•erated amortization of emergency facilities pursuant; to Presidential
$ Dividends payableSurplus
'
T
xtPrbperty, plant
Deferred charges
'■ ■ - '"//;
;
A" -•'
$6,240,034
2,374,990
$2,692,768
2,374,990
dividends
'
Crl,334,066/, ' ••/
;
profit—..
.Common
,
1-
J,
refund
and
sheep
Mahagieittent and service'-fee®
/Inventories
renegotiation—/
1943
IClaims for
ample
an
347.952 Selexpenses,&etc.__
l., adv. gen.
46,116
receivables
5,688 . 31,770 ^Ordinary taxes.
^Reimbursable;adv^nces^^ for government facilities
3,793 ' Depreciatitonempl.
/Cnrreht accounts of affiliates_„___—28,470
8,080 contrib. o ___
fecjfeivable
__
4,25o
Due
employees
17,397 11^69 . pension plan Sears, RoebUck & Co. on purBalance
C^RofxAl'
b9i,o44
394,210
Additional provision for
„v
2bn
231,671
199,369
12,463
&c.
850
encouraged
other
^ ':?n2'rt8ic2
6 970 700
271 428
33,162.,
—-
sales of sec.,
deductionsi;::i
Misc.
outstanding.
•
317,190
393,868
304,931
,4ii Sq° $12'09o3'„ol8
of sub. cos.
earns,
„
<64
$ 4!i <7in 419 AQ3 B9«
profit———j—;
Total
♦Net
1943
I—-..,-
*4107 313
profit from opel'._
Net
common stock
SEPT. 30
BALANCE SHEET SEPT. 30
ASSFT®!
'
1946
34,838,158^, 60,464,867^/;64,263,748-,74,673,144
n s/Government-obligations----^-----------1,263,644
'}2S..{-•••U. S. Treasury notes,-tax series C
' —— •
164,317
1,383,872 2,570,502
fAccounts receivable—tradel.l,:
,1,486,889 i
tn-ifiR
«(;i7Q9rt o44 «170rr339 '
509,062
$/-Accounts .receivable--Sears Roebuck As Co. (net)
Accounts/receivable—tr, s. Government—
1.944
1945
1946
less. <dis-
sales,
^CtTOSS
the past fall. Offsetting
in beef coming to market
sold ' its interest in 236 Hotel ,v com ,rflbelt feedlots. feeders hugeevnnnrt ciotpsio pipo«riin«r enernhnns
finro, Qrprl catt.P The to feed of .t f duced/in
ft*61™5 of' the total meat supply' prospect, with consumer demand
materials in lamb and mutton volume iS) not
500^^?h?res
A^
for our product likely -to be, sharply, higher than *in prewar, yfears,
' and Wlth continuity of operations indicated by recent collective bar- , ,
.-•
.
1946.
20,
•.
this .,
from?
cattle feeders to expand cattle feeding operations and
supply of gpod beef seems assured.
Some reduction in?,./
lamb marketings is expected during the year ahead but
the
in
equipped with chilled iron wheels. ,
ock of General /v^The company also owns 50% of tne outstanding shares of Armstrong
the common stock of General
equivalent toappears on the amount /, Tire & Rubber Co., Natchez,
32.52% of the balance
,,
investment
investment appears on the balance vCorp. and the fiscal year of itscompany in Worcester " Service. Station.
During also disposed the interest
The company and Lake Shore Tire & Rubber Co.-; each retain their
£heet less reserve at $901,375, which amount has remained .unchanged
.since Dec. 31,
1939..,/ The carrying value of this investment in the
Interest in Copolymer Corp; Each of the companies continues to 3ervices
receive
accounts of American 'Steel Foundries is $6.07 per share as com¬
pared with a book value of $15.14 per share shown by General Steel
Castings Corp.'s published statement as of Dec. 31, 1945. -Dividends
-InSS?^1946^ frnaddmbnal^12
of-cms$^^
stock
in arrears on that corporation's preferred stock amounted to $6,150,000
wp" / sue d u do n e x e r cise of war ran t s s ra n t e cl to the underwiitert in •
as of
Sept. 30, 1946.
It reported net income of $1,531,212 for the
calendar year 1945 and $1,864,388 for the nine months ended Sept.
i
313,182 shares of olass A common stock and 53,380 shares of class B
which 1,600,000 are
lines), of
•car
/V/ /'/'/.-••
?fi;7
not)1 expected to differ greatly /*
Pork production during the
doubtless be somewhat less than in
year,reflecting a decrease of 11% /?
ahead.
'•
Totaj meat. production in 1947 is
the volume
produced In 1946.
yerr
changes have been made in the above
credits for prior years made during the
NOTE—No
./The
/ We
is at &
other com-f?
provided '/
during the
not
are
r ; $256,787
'
from
and
$489,747
During
Leen
directory:at their ,?/
quarterly dividend of
-
•
$505,629
$299,339
—
than
a~>
596
202
income
The
.
$5,063,462.■- In addition the
1946' declared the regular
aggregating'$799,494, payable Jan.- 1, 1947.f . ■£??
employees'has resulted •/
should assure
oontracts closely
larger.'companies in the
OUTLOOK FOR 1947—Operations .in- the ye&r-ahead'should benefit
-from an adequate supply of livestock,- poultry. and dairy products
,1 $669,061*//-
$905,682
433,523
.
•
1
payments aggregated
'xmeeting on Nov. 1,
iL;
$536,446 / $1-50 per share,
380,210 /■"■ LABOR—Collective bargaining with our plant
Jn contracts extending to August,,1948—contracts which
$1,339,205/ $1,098,306 ? $916,656 / continuity of operations over that , period. / Our
,840il2,177H'Vr{,: 8o,56'f.v parallel those which are general- among the
industry.
f
,//: '
*
.-
years
Lave
447 172 ./■>
7
PREFERRED
•
$983,618
$1,131,056 •511,995 /
$1,684,400
778,718
.7? 77777/
perT*?!
;?/
higher than
Rubber
End. Sept. 30—
amount of approxi¬
the year.
sales
reduc- Manufacturing costs——
and for re¬
>
i Gross oper. profit—$2,553,686
During the fiscal year 1946 our Federal tax returns for the fiscal ;
Gen., adm. & selling exp.
759,523
1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945, were audited by the Internal Revenue
$1,794,163
Net oper. profit—
Agent.
The audit reports on life companyV two active subsidiaries;
267,031
been received, but the report on the parent company has been
Other income ——u/i-.
delayed awaiting approval from Washington of the closing agreement •,
the year -1945 under the Renegotiation Act.
This agreement, which ■
Total profit
—t $2,061,1»4
lis expected to be approved in the near future, provides for a refund
deductions —iii—
l8u,939
$715,708 to the government as compared with $500,000 provided in
Accelerated amortiz. of
"
[the accounts for the fiscal year 1945.
The difference of $215,708, less /
emergency facilities.:ithe effect of offsetting Federal taxes, amounts to a net figure of $31,278 ?
taxee—■
787,140
!
has been charged to reserve for Federal taxes in the accounts,
reserve for Federal taxes for prior years may prove to be more
Net profit
$1,085,115
ample to cover any deficiency.
" ■
'/r
/:/div. requirement—C/;
117,645
the year just ended a loss in the amount of $264,005 was ..
incurred
the sale of unimproved land in St. Louis, Mo., that had
Bal, avail, for Com./L /
$967,270
just ended will be filed in the
mately $100,000 at the time of filing th^ tax return for
iBoth of the above referred to amounts have been handled as a
fcion of the gross liability, for Federal taxes on income
negotiation on the balance sheet as at Sept, 30, 1946.
> ;v
credit for the year
1947
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
reserve
for
Federal
>2,500,000
V
'r
ilch is
crease-
i
tax notes, at cost plus accrued InTotal
for other taxes, $554,831; operating(/I?
reserves
(for; repairs,.-furnace rebuilding, workmen's.^compensation,,.
product guarantees, etc.), $1,436,483; minority stockholders* equity in ^ ! ■.
subsidiary consolidated (capital -stock $55,050: Capital'surplus $17,326, I f
earned surplus $40^58),^ $112,634; . common >,stock/uf no; par
(outstanding 1,187,495sshares), $23,749,900; capital surplus, $4,310;194; 11.
government contracts (less U. S.
terest, $2,050,220), none; reserve
—
————
,xes.
/
X--—$10,361,824 . $8,220,820
•
that
/
n
I
,Tz---^•,
22, 1943. and $277,v1e48incomerest accrued fexchanged l as1 to
7% cumulati inte debentures rom Apri Of
.
•
f
,—
-
.
CONDENSED BALANCE
of
SHEET (ILLINOIS COMPANY)
Illinois and subsidiaries) '
46 >> Oct. 27, '45 il;
♦After., applying tl/S. treasury notes totaling $707,768;dn/1946 and ,
, .
$20?-536 in 1945 as reduction of Federal income taxes (per contra).- t
value^ISwrve•10,7J.X- in^l946 J961,262 . . - assets—•'(Armour ■& Co. of
Nov.
28,938,429
JAftertverves-for^depreciation of $1,120 397 m 19461 and
,
1,683,588
€a?rneiClurpl"s (pe?: annexed statement), $10,607,451; total, $43,122,807. ' *n 194onnd/reserves for amortization of $851,857 in 1946
tLand. ^bldgs.,cars, delivery equipt., tools,
tnach,
>
;66>//;?/
V
/^Represented by 313,192 shares in 1946,' Snd 299,380 shares in 1^45.
^frigerator
Americ^n^ Telephone & Telegraph Co.-vFurther deHRepresented -by 53,380 Shares in both years.—V. 164, P. 950.
v
------"pbTit^Talt'Tefuh^
—
tdlls
Debenture Issue--[ '•
a
War .Savin
prospectus dated Nov. 6^ 1946, has been supplemented as foliowsiAriHOUU- & Co«„ (I1I»)
AnHUSl R6pOrt GC0r^6 A>' Fort : ill), bS..and purchasegs receivable——,—v
pl yeesr account^ bonds on.-!-hand emlol 15-year-2%% coiivertible ^ebehtures,-due>-Dec. ! WOOd, President States in part:
• '
Notes
I5;t;(conv?rtible AprU 15,^authorized and Dec. -14,^^1958r Unless , 11 103 537 56I: Net earnings Total-sales'tor-the Vear equivalent' to I Intercompany
1947 through v offered to stockhold.previous redemption)
amounted to $30 291 128 amounted to Inventories
—
^So«Lrecord 0n Nov' 8- 1946 was $343,087,700,proposes toapproximately ! 1 ifld of nroduct sold.S dS of salesour operations a proved per .' Due fronl subsidiaries not
of which sell the un- uound i/10 cents on The diversity of and 5/9 of
cfent its Investments,
unsubscribed.- The company
2^947eonPthe°New Yorkd^J^eVf°m tiphUtH fi^ afte^.Ja^- /! w°rth^ total year.Juet'closed.lTtomestic/meattotal net ns/representing .;Deferred charges —
in.the aales-contributed onlv/32% of operatio .earnings. The
Total
-*—
Boat^ Chicago, Philadelphia or Wash* |
53,299,600
LIABILITIES—
' I
mgton Stock Exchange through brokers who are regular membqrs ?;balance of the bperatlons representing 39% of. total sales and cover. .
364,364,607 332,362,530
r?ceive for tlieir'services only the re8ular ;0jing shortening and oil, pharmaceutical, dairy and poultry? (soap,
$$6
prior stock, Illinois company,—
53,299,600 3,371,500
commission.
..;•.
• / ./ v/ giUe,? hair, : sandpaper, / ammonia, ;.chemical, / net earnings, >3 cents
fertilizer?/;leather. ..and
preferred stock, Illinois company——
3,371,500
(20,328.588 20,328,590
operations—contributed 68% of total
.
, .
Illinois and subsidia2,i
$
« *
and fixture equipment 118,9189,9885 120.,0604,206
etc.— 10. 44, 58 ,9 05^84
'
for
—-—' 47,566,8443 .5.-0,^274,2524
09, 82; ^ 271, 40
accounts receivable
• ----- - ?o'' c7J4w,;
co'kc1
stocks, bonds consoladvances—.. .14,231,5767 /12,662,566
and idated.
69, 28 "--"qiS
for 1stmtge. bonds.— 2,656*124 22,5573*131
2 656,124 7J,1J1
and $861,073
*
/
on
The
The total amount
called
for
$12,900,000
was
-
WiU
o
v
age
.//•
Approximately $16,400,000 principal amount of debentures was
ported sold on the New York Stock Exchange during the
ripp
10ARTh»' price range dunng this period on such Exchange
—t*5The
re-
If
The
net-
_
J
conv..
*.-7%
foreign
—earnings dollar of sales and operations amounted; to
was / on eac^ of our domestic meat
- —-*■ —
month of
-
*
;?£' i
..
'
id
Va
of
a
cent per pound
1 and
of product sold. .
.........
Common
...
stock (par $5)
-i
—
.20,328,588
4.17,826|l4
8,085,251
19,438,517
7,974,139.
Ve
4,714.080
WORKING CAPITAL—We "^closed" the-year in ,a' „ sound financial
,
. ,
and the last
-wnvkirx^ pnnii.ai
an increase -of $9,Accrued liabilities
^ 6,356,396
unit of $100
position with $150,234,294 cf: working capital, an Increase of $9,
Res, fpr general and social security taxes^,—„
4,215,025 A, 900,ODO
other Exchanges mentioned,1 561,991 over the previous year.
pany effected further ^Dividend payable on 30
.
period aggregated less than
DEBT REFUNDING—During the year the company its 2 Vt %
ing
serial I;. Funded debt due within year™,
Reserve for-Federal income-taxes^—------—25,643,197 / 3,287,479
$700,000 principal amount.
If $12,900,000 principal amount of deben¬
savings; in
annual interest charges by refunding its 2(4%
tures (the approximate amount unsubscribed) Were to be sold" at theFunded,debt
m
88,993,500 101,000,000
promissory notes, 3J/4% first mortgage bonds and 414% cumulative
closing price on the New York Stock Exchange on Dec. -31,
1946,
Reserve' for, contingencies-^.—;—---—- 4,000,000 :
4,000,000
income
debentures (subordinated)' with/ similar / issues at /interest
(a) the aggregate price to the public of such debentures would be
Reserve for inventory price decline————- v 9,500,000
rates of 2% (for $20,000,000 of notes purchased by 18 banks); 2%%
$15,367,125
(exclusive of accrued interest)/ (b) commissions paid
J Reserve/for replacement of basic "last-in, first- /; - ^
^
(for $50,000,000 bonds placed privately in July with
16 insurance 7 out" inventories ;
would be 25c per unit of $100 principal amount, or a total of $32,250,
——- £ 2,953,961
77.9,588
companies), and- 3(4% ' for $25,000,000 of debentures, also sold pri¬
and (C) proceeds to the company would be $1187/a per unit of $100
Res. for N. Y., State wprkmen's comp. ins
' ; 200,000 ; : 200,000
vately in January to a group of insurance companies, *
;
^ ,
Minority stockholders' equity in. sub. cos.-—— •/. 649,146
568,111
principal amount, or a total of $15,334,875 (exclusive of accrued in¬
terest).
On this basis the net proceeds from the sale of the entire
—c 775.000
% 769,000
IMPROVED FINANCIAL STATUS—In my reports the last several ./ Deferred income
issue of $343,087,700 principal amount of debentures, after deducting
Surplus * '7—-—--—-----^
— 115,189,894 102,646,675
expenses now estimated at $1,950,000, would approximate $343,573,000. •- years, I "traced the improvement in the
Upon the sale of the unsubscribed portion of the debentures, the
pany from the end of 1940 forward and
71 Total /-I--'364,364,607 332,362,530
■entire 3,430,877 shares of the capital stock of the company registered
• improvement. Further improvement in this
was —
with an increase ill working capital of $9,561,991 and a reduction in
tAfter depreciation reserve of $4,585,043 in 1946 and $80,749,038 in
nri tU
4 Ha rlnhA«4n
«.i11 I
_ . '' •
*
.
in connection with the debentures will be issuable upon conversion.
funded debt of $12,006,500.
This gives us an accumulated improve¬ \ 1945. tRepresented by 532,996 no par shares.
—V. 165, p. 66.
ment for the six years (1941-1946) of (1) an increase in working
tAfter depreciation reserve of $84,585,043 in 1946 and $80,749,038 in
capital of $49,544,168 and (2) a reduction in funded debt and guar¬
$503)139 in 1946 and $995,639 in 1945.—Vv 164, p, 3409.| , ; ,
American Water Works & Electric Co., Ine*—-Outputanteed preferred stock of $28,868,700.
■
power output/Of the
electric properties of this company for the
-Chairman Elected— V>
The
soundness of the policy followed, " from
the' standpoint , of
Art-Craft Briar Pipe Corp.fortifying the financial position of the company, is shown graphically
& Co., New York, N.
l??e^«ended the output of 79,319,000 92,776,000 the corresponding week
Jan> 4> 1947 totaled kwh. for kwh., an increase of
16.97% over
•in the following ratios:
'/• •, •
1946
Bl G. Cantor, President of B. G. Cantor & Co., New York N Y.t
1945
—V. 165, p. 66,'
Of 1946,
... . ;
149% : underwriters and distributors of capital issues, has been elected ChairFiscal Year—
,v.
>■>•
"•?>-1940 •
140%
Working capital (1940=100)—
100%
/A,;''.i'' man of the board.—V. 164, p. 2. ?r/;
■••/ !l':/' > ■
^
—December Sales Decreased 3.7% t Capital securities (year-end ratios)• '?.
30.1% /
;•' /?
Vr?/'
35.4%
2iM
^Xc
31~"
1946—Month—1945 , 1946—11 Mos.—1945 Funded-debt and gtd. pfd. stock,^
45.8%
25.8%
Associated Metals, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files with
Pfd. stock, inch. pfd. div. arrears
25.7%
—V.1647p?~3l3i*~"~"*"
$750,272 $779,285 $6,746,276 $6,807,177
7 'The company on Dec. 30 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Com. stock, surplus and surplus
; .I
/ ; '. ,, 38.8%
•
.... .
,
reserves, less pfd. div. arrears28.5%
38.8% , ./ 45.5% for 200,000 shares Of common to be offered at 45 cents a share/
L. A.
Adams, Kirkland. Wash.; R. C. Rumball. J. S. . Kennedy, and
Fites'wUhSEC-6
100.0%
100.0%
100.0% E. M. Williams, all of Seattle; S. W. Grub. Yakima, Wash.; and J. R.
Evans. Sequim, Wash,
are< named' as underwriters. Proceeds will pe
INVENTORIES—The greater, portion of our product inventory is
"
valued on the basis of market less selling expense or the lower,.of v used for- purchase and installation of taill equipment.
cost or market.
The balance is valued .on a cost basis of "last-in,;
^
W *>
;»rt
;
$112V2
to
$119y2
per
unit of
$100 principal amount
of $li9Ve per
r
1
Was at the price
principal amount. In the case of the
the total reported sales for the same
eale
on
Dec.
31,
1946
.
•
-
.
preferred-.,-_w/.-,^? 6,006,500 1,
799,494
..
.
•
*
.
V M
financial status of the com
outlined the need for 1946
respect
made in. that
. ( •.
AAtino/iriAn
'
.
V
,
,
•
.
..,
,
'
SEC
PetroIeum Corp" Douglas, -Ariz.-'/
il
■
,
■
,
ryolume .165
r. i
if-
i-
■••
■
Number 4559
"l'*; Ashland Oil & Refining Co.
\ 'Years Ended
Sept. 30—
194(5
of
goods
exps.
and
amortization
1,950,320
<y
». other
$1,990,429
1,291,735
135,456
$2,152,571
1,078,432
ICr251,000
'
•
profit
t Reflects
$3,398,947
jrears, in
$2,570,483
•••'"
2,503,860
981,000
$1,325,139
from
$980,087
Federal
income
$771,939
ASSETS—
Cash
and
"
V
secur,
"
inventories
Invest.
&
assets-
3,668,411
466,760
5,201,556
I
""" '
977,891
779,212
6,100,030
'
'
Total
^Long-term debt
5,000,000
—-
^Reserves
'
J—i—
□Minority interest
□Preferred stock
5,604,673
141,900
«ithe
Common .stock*
....
.
Surplus
6,545,206
'Total
.
5,490,830
Vtive
built
by
announced
Electro-Motive
Division
of
General
'
Motors
Dec.
on
ihe
of
engines:
-
*
•-
,
,
896
share
Jan.
of
$383,713
C
of
the
volume
that
was
projected
The
36,426
5,230,779
□Bamingk'-per>
The
directors declared
March
1,940,472
368,225
;
1,
1947
V.
been elected
chasses in 1946
being
as
df -55
-tures
incurred
a>.
111,
in
the
The
of
used
to
construction
balance
will
cents
reimburse
and
be
to
3.
also
firm
•
of
Stein
that
bank
loans
rof
incurred
the
bank
&
L.
of
date
common
to
be
sold
for
at
the
$16.82
either
v
\
'r ]
stock,""payable
total of
a
17
share
a
of
F.
company on
164,
a
share,
Loretto
Dec
Proceeds
filed
holders
of
on
the
preferred
be
used
to
/
...
to
Borg-Warner
■
-
in
stock
;
the
plant
funds.—V.
coupon,
Hutzler,
of
new
$4,149,750.
-
Associated
.
standard-guagc
railroad
^ :irr.:.
with
.
were.received
99.281;
99.27; and Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., 99.16.
The certificates will be
issued to provide for not
•of
cost
-
—
^
November
December
*
i
-
payable
year
Alex.
more
pany and its
.Should not be
to
in
position
President,
restrained
the
sides to submit)
a
were
one
at
Brown
than
of
shares
p.
2954.
she said
class B
of
;
the
and
f
diversification,
of
the
outstanding
issuance
then
Co.
Shares
of
$1
November,
new
thefe
are
to
basis
total
will
be
the
or
36%,
in
the
common
stock
the
estimated
Co.,
Steele
Phenix
in
the
•'
■
Salesj
Mills,
N.
•
'
,i
the
1946
1945
Sell.,
♦Subject
*
p.
.3139..-
.
to
$2,848,387
combined
' /
-
..
/.
plan
for
Lewis
N.
held
20%
by officers
of
fabric*
cotton
fabrics
and
rayon
and
CM
equipment of Flint Manu¬
Mills, Kings Mountain, N.
C.,
were
acquired.
One
of
tha
STATEMENT
less
$
discounts,
returns
and
gen.
Total
deprec.__ 107,045,860
adm. expenses.-.
Federal
exc.
for
taxes
.
minority interest (Z>r)
Net -profit
Dividends
oh
Dividends
on
305,840
'•:
r
969,226
5,860,224
2,008,153
12,920,797
cumul. pfd. .stock___~ ' ;
944,494
common stock
i
4,046,448
4,980,729
497,537
114,491
—
;
Outstanding shares
Earnings per share
of
common
stk.
446,019
2,153,984
289,228
13,272,280
740,788
327,395
—
,
Cash
8
"U.
on
S.
'
2,201
3,934,938
313,195f 1,813,143
3,448,820
1,723,076
V/./:;,;; $3.47
861,688
$2.63
$4.28
CONSOLIDATED
BALANCE
hand and in banks
rGovernmeiit securities
Canadian
Government
f Accounts
Notes
ordered
Due
and
from
receivable
assoc.
*
-
securities
SHEET
Cash
value
surrender
Notes
and
accounts
Excess profits tax
of life -insurance
policies
receivable—non currents
refundable
investments
1
Sundry
,-fLand, bldgs., mach.j fixtures
Deferred charges
c.
and
*
equipment-,
Total-
/
$5,779,472
expenses,
payable
tReserve for Fed. and State taxes
on income,,
Due to domestic and
foreign assoc.
Reserve
for credit
Minority interest
preferred
companies
and other
iri
stock
3V2%
164,
2,161,093
27,489,721
1,718,781
1,076,203
$90,130,525 $55,108,648
Accounts payable (trkde) uSundry accounts payable and accrued
claims
.
133,526
45,478
464,776
3,176,775
13,220,123
'
±,,>
%ftLIABILITlES-^:\'-'''
Subs.)
*18,917,191
179,553
217,552
'
without
mining
.
4,530,593
307,185
146,076
32,679,199
(sundry, etc.),
(not
consol.)^-,,_-_^=
inventories
81,295
10,351,263
1,095,784
284,646
receivable
cos.
Sep. 28, '46 Sep. 29, '45
$12,155,437
$7,892,738
1,716,200
5,197,984
1
(customers)
accounts
Merchandising
.
charges.—V.
.•*
2,722,428
7,389,671
1,465,011
^
-
.15,958,239
1,378,017
-6,555,750
2,188,465
817,765
(net)
income
12,983,054
.•
25,643,067
profits taxes
Federal
18,329,578
3,703,918
1,642,612
15,652,399
23,894,486
.1,748,581
Prov. for foreign & State
inc. taxes
Net profit of subs.
cos.
applic. to
com¬
"
and capital
1,764,248
ASSETS-
share
a
of
22,398,954
4,982,307
8,297,245
income
93,387,417
75,057,83®
85,800,893
33,898,582'
Other deductions
Prov.
$
V
•Operating profit'
1,748,660,000
Jan.
and
141,544,442 108,199,847
exclusive of
(par
$100),,,
^
preferred
3',&%
contingencies^.,,,
subsidiary companies,,,,.;
5,762,354
2,006,284
7,218,163
y
$3,875,398
3,545,155
1,011,538
736,886
498,389
1,400,000
1,400,006
909,305
386,512.
15,000,000
15,000,006
12,713,586
20,448,348
1,723,076
14,318,056
13,112,026
2nd
stock (par $100),—^^
5,000,000
preferred stock (par $100),,.
9,945,800
iCommon stock (par
$1),,^.^—3,448,820
Capital surplus ^
Earned
surplus
,
Total
——
$90,130,525 $55,108,646
"After
reserve
for discounts and doubtful
accounts of $347,504 in
and $177,333 in
1945yfAfter reserve for depreciation
and amor¬
tization of $13,376,020 in 1946 and
$11,462,114 in 1945. JAfter deduct¬
ing U. S. Treasury tax notes of
$6,257,107 in 1946 and
..
1946
1945.—V.
164# p. 2403.
/
*'-.
$9,648,173 in
„*
(Reg. U. 8. Pa/tent
Office) William B. Dana
President; William D.
Riggs, Business Manager. PublishedCompany, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D.
Offices: 135 8. La Salle
Seihert, Editor and Publisher;
twice a week
St., Chicago 3, 111.
[every Thursday (general news and
(Telephone: state 0613): 1
as eeoond-clasfl
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
matter Februaiy 25,
Drapers' Gardens, London, E. O.,
1942, at the post
Monday). Other
England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1947
office at New York. N.
Csbwia. $36.50 per year; South and
by William B. Dana
Y., under the Act of March
Company, Reentered
Central
3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States
America, Spain, Mexico and
NOTE: On account of the
and Possessions, $35.00 per
Cuba, $38.50 per year; Great
fluctuations in the late*
year; in Dominion ol
Britain, Continental Europe
of .exchange
(except Spain), Asia, Australia and
♦•emirter.ce4 'or
Africa,
forei,?n
to>
1945
Sept. 28, '46 Sept. 29, '45
Sept. 30, '44
Other tincome
Passaic, N. J.,
recapitalization
on
cents
■:
the
was
□
$2,395,379 $30,079,449 $28,113,695
depreciation, amortization
•; ;
is
production
Depreciation and^amortizationiw.^
;-1.706,851
1,810,939,000 '
1,514,271,000
1,432,209,000
1,274,745,000
1,278,676,000
1,113,056,000
1,008,013,000
1,013,476,000
1,074,119,0OO
1,240^125,000
1,384,018,000
(
I
In
cotton
Phenix
Gross profit
-
a
^"SX
'
earnings
calendar
compared
■;
for
plants
C.,
v
allowances
Cost of sales,
offices
(Expressed in United States
Currency)
Period End. Nov. 30—
1946—Month—1945
1946—11 Mos.—1945
Gross earn, from
oper.,
$7,195,692
$5,672,792 $71,001,372 $59,457,476
operating expenses
4,347,305" 3,277,413
40,921,923
31,343,781
*Nct
1946
as
Approximately
company
fine
and
Rockingham,
units obtained
*
s
~
-
of
the
stock
distribupast year there was
of shareholders so
that
number
the
CONSOLIDATED INCOME
executive
Brazilian Traction, Light & Tower
Co., Ltd.
—Earnings—
the
stockholders.
of
facilities
fibers
year
Gastonia,
■Year'sEnded-*--",
4%
to
of
SEC
80$
t'';-:;'-*
split
share
common
shares
families.
the
fiscal year,
blends 6f man-made
two
||
with
^
development
expenses.
was
end
indicates an
ever-widening
stock. During the
6,453
their
in
share
per
adjusted
survey
common
fihe
Inc., Helena, Mont.—Files
used for
the
value
par
paid
$1.17 Vz
of
common
outstanding
ana
the
basis
the
recent
Earlier
,
10
underwriting. Proceeds
and other
at
\
bringing
stock
on
A
year.
mixtures.
The company on Ded. 30
filed a letter of notification
with the SEO
for 270,000 shares of
stock, to be offered at
&
stock
additional
stock
Dividends
the
one
and
goods were enlarged
through acquisitions of
going concerns and a
program of expansion
of
existing plants entered upon. In
August, the company purchased
and established as a new
operating division Cramerton
Mills, Cramerton, N. C., manufacturers of
the
r
Boulder Belle
Mining
common
of
outstanding,
EXPANSION
the
dropped. The
to the remaining
phases of the plan,
Col. Johnson the right to
purchase 50,000
for $2 a share
up to the year 1950.—V.
364,
with
contingencies.
upon
its postwar
expansion,
was provided
through the successful
cumulatlvie preferred
stock, par value
3V2% convertible second
preferred stock
through
common
share
directors
from
gave
stock
$37,099,159.
history,, with
split-up in July, the
company has
dividends of 25c a share on
the new stock and in
September declared an extra
dividend of
25c
a
shake
of Burlington's
increase of 1,700,
•currently
■
however, objected
which
of
tht*
against
of
-
tion
.•
,
briefs within. 20 days.
Dorothy Hennessey of Woodport, Morris
County, N. J., holder of five
•shares of class A
stock^. brought the action on the grounds
that the
company plan would be illegal.
i
h
,i;Counsel for the
company said that. there was no cause
for action
because most of the
plans for recapitalization had been
complainant
was
$58,363,824
company's
operational
of
tax
during
considerably
totalled
entered
year
3,448,820
the
facturing
motion to show" cause
why this
Col. Charles F. H. Johnson of
M.
this
working capital
in
acquisition*
one-fourth
3Va%
"
the
per
"calendar
a
from
submitting
stockholders, Vice Chancellor Vivian
its
both
•
equipment
net
possible
July,
COMPARATIVE
on
of
program
of
share
were
in
on
$•62 Va
16,221,145,000 15,892,307,000
After hearing arguments
to
repeal
improved
assets
a
various
applied
the
STRUCTURE—COMMON
basis
each
Following
addition
Total
—V. 164, p. 1864.
from
tax
as
"
approximately
1,771,159,000
1,619,933,000
1,459,561,000
1,331,090,000
1,177,988,000
1,100,842,000
1,031,410,000
1,100,204,000
1,163,677,000
1,297,645,000
1,397.814,000
1,769,887,000
-
Net
declared quarterly
-Monthly' butpiit—-
October
,,
Halsey, Stuart & Go. Inc. "in the
offering are:
Equitable Securities Corp.;
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); Otis & Co.
US. W. Pressprich &
(Inc.);
Co.; L. F. Rothschild &"
Co,; Julien Collins &
□First of Michigan
Co.;
Corp.; The Illinois Co.; The First
Cleveland Corp.;
TCebbon, McCormick & Co.; Mason Moran &
Co.; McDonald &
IMcMaster Hutchinson &
Co.;
Co.; E. W'. & R. C. Miller &
-Ross. & Co.;» Alfred
Co.; Mullahey,
O'Gara & Co,;
Wm.
E.
Pollock &
JSchwabacher & Co.; Thomas-& Co.
Co:, Inc.;
and F. S.
Yantis & Co.. Inc.
—V. 164, p. 3410.
v:
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
William Dana Seibert,
all
shares
In
outstanding.,
165,
-
..
&
for
there
at
„
Bros.
$100.
two-for-one
-
corporation's
:
1946.
•
subsequently sold. Additions to present
plants approximating 375,000
square
feet
were
constructed and new
a share without- •'■i machinery and other facilities
approximating $4,750,000 were installed.
working capital.—
'
July
99.40L and immediately re-offered
them, sub¬
ject to ICC approval, at
prices to yield from 1.15% to
J2.25%, according to maturity.
The certificates mature
$331,000 annually Jan. 1, 1948 ti>
1957, inclusive, and are;
-being issued under the Philadelphia Plan.
%. Three other bid9, each naming a 2%
Salomon
shares
and .100,000
and
>
v:-
-
•!——
o--——
August
"September
with
were:
for
CAPITAL
50,000
value
a
year
common
cfepafcityr iMr. Sutton has established and
Will direct
for
in
at $1
augment
-
.
expendi-
new
bid of
They
strongest
resources
cbmmon
"
editor and war, corre¬
Relations Counselor for this
"
Cubic Feet)
□April
May..
the
,
•
the
Rogers, President,
notification
to be offered
June
Baltimore & Ohio
RR*—Equipment Trusts Offered—
•Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates won the
award
-Jan. 6 of
$3,310,000 2% equipment trust certificates
•cost
«'/
record
16.—V. 164, "p. 2683.
of
par
on
the
concern
letter of
a
common
will
2150.
p.
30
($1 par)
March-
payable
company for
general
the
January
February
distribu¬
Of
a
in
progress
Spencer
DIVIDENDS
Consistent with its past
policy of increasing
earnings and stability
integration of yarn
spinning facilities and
$100,
or
,
announced the. purchase
of 56% of
Loretto Distilling
Co., which increases
Boston Consolidated Gas C®.(In
Boyle, who has been
;
reflects
sale
8
the
of
profits
current
company during the
program. Capital for this
& Co., Inc.—Increases Stock
Holdings—-
Jan.
on
always
through
.
■
not
alphabetical
alphabetical
near
lhe
without
loans
.
to
is
exact
as
forward
earnings,
'
;r
per
Jan.
excess
year
$21,264,665,
NEW
,
■>
$1.50 per share for
show
1; 1946.
working capital
adequate
'
•
liquidation
4
in
increased volume
Federal
fiscal
company's
Sept. 28; 1946,
liabilities of
reorganiza-
,
the
This
67; V. 164,- p. 3282.
p.
it
reasons
year.
At
current
Botany Worsted Mills—Briefs Ordered
Filed—
■
iSons,
year.
letter of notification with the
SEC
a
disbursing agent,
•
of
1346.
p.
to
effective until Jan.
The
bonds then out¬
therefore represents the
the
of
for
company's
not
in
ago
previous
provision
expansions.
the
>
Sullivan,
years
SouthvMichigan ; Ava.>; Chicago, III.—164,
p.^^ 2683
$0.30
:
General Manager of the .Pelton Water
"Wheel Co., a
subsidiary, has been named Vice-President of that com¬
pany. He has been Baldwin's
Pacific-Coast District Sales
Manager as
"well as General
Manager of Pelton.—V. 165# p. 67.
f
i
•
/
"
^
.
,
rsale.
Boyce,
remaining
loans
as
several
the
and
Bros.
John
corporation, which posi¬
for some years
previously.
during the year the corporation
Wilbur
made
27 filed
common
stock
news.bureau
at. 310
□
a
an
.
$136,27$
$0.40'..
equipping of
added
Bayway.
directors, and
1947 and
stock for
a new
high, as compared with
$108,199,840.
Net earnings
amounted
to
$12,920,797, which
preferred
stock
share on
dividends, equalled $3.47 per
3,448,820 shares of
common
stock. These
with 1945 fiscal
figures compare
year earnings of
$4,980,728, or $1.32 per share after
preferred
dividend
requirements and after
common
adjusting the 1,723,076
shares outstanding at
that time for the
two-forgone stock:
split
in
July, 1946. Improved
profits
result
almost
lower taxes, combined
entirely from
with
Boyce.
was
Secretary of the
its
par)
makes
corporation.*
>
In his new
Baldwin Locomotive Works—New
Vice-President of
"XJnit—
Wi
of
the
-TDonn Sutton, former,
newspaper. syndicate
spondent, has been- appointed Public
which
141,937 shares
$500,000 .of the net
will be
corporation,
The.company continued
reached
$141,544,442,
alter
Borg-Warner' Corp.—Public Relations
Counselor—
.
theoretically
$178,583
;
dividend
the
|i*
8,
688.
p.
.
«otal, company is selling 66,000 shares and
remaining
-are
being sold by certain stockholders. About
Clearing,
off
in
board
the/retirement:
for 34,344 shares
to
company
also
was
(no
company
The
438,637
95,000
a
of
Co., dividend
always
possible.
as
sales
served
Mr.
are
all
1
payable on Jan.
their certificates
companies
of
dividend
Burlington Mills Corp.—Annual
Report—J.
Love, President, on Dec. 31 said in
part:
<
1937.
Booth (F. E:) Co.,
Inc.—Files with SEC—
.
The company on Jan. 7 filed
a registration
Statement With the- SEC
for 207,937
shares, ($1 par) common. Underwriters, Lehman
Brothers,
♦Goldman, Sachs & Co.", Wertheim & Co. and
Burnham & Co.
to
affairs
the
elected
has
in
67.;-v.Xv-X^4X^:
Babbitt (B. %), inc., New
York—Registers with SEC
proceeds
to
partner
of
He
succeeding
arrange
conditions.—V.164,
outstanding
2,077,662
holders of record Feb. 15, 1947.
A similar
was made in each quarter during 1946.—V.
164, p. 3138.
tion
a
Blum
company's interest
•77.21%.—v. 165, p.
4,819,349
—288,583
period_Xl——
directors.
reorganization
President,
to
payment
liquidating
declared."
X
Stein Bros. & Boyce,
preferred stock.
William M.
delay was decided upon because of
current
3410.
p.
$466,765
—:—110,000
the
its
of
was
York, N. Y.—V. 157,
However, they
"after the
linal
been
to
Co.,
Terminals, Inc., the concern
supervising
Bayway Terminal Corp.
Henceforth he
v:,.-
"
for
of
New
position
4.20%
$2,820,578
231,279
inoome before^ taxes——3
federal income taxes—:
firm
dividend
that
the
has
A07"£—For mechanical
-
quarterly .dividends' of 30 cents per share
and
said the
Dec. 21, '46 Pec. 22, '45
□Net
is
&
share
stockholders presenting
the Underwriters
Trust
possible
order.
an
V 175,963
32,579
L—$4,114,565
—
Stock
Pressprich
\
/Birmingham Electric Co.—Sale
Postponed—
165, p. 67.
12 Weeks Ended—
share.
a
W.
t
usual
-
Broadway,
announced
corporation
per
liquidating
to
with
^ The company
postponed fof io days Jan. 7 a!
proposed public sale of
45,478 shares of
-*
Was opening.-rV,
year
iSales
Net incothe
since
elected
occupied by Mr.
the
This
.
1943
151,466
rv
,
factory aiArdmore, Pa;, produced 5,320
the
board
8IV4 cents on the $3.25
cumulative
paid on Dec. 28, 1946 to holders Of
record Dec.
'
Automatic Canteen Co. of
America—Earnings—
;
'
of
time
also
was
been
on
stock
$459,114
25,010
/" Adolf Gelpke, Production Manager since
May, 1944, hat
;itt
74%
full
member
shares
7.-
The
.
the Santa Fe
1944
91,871
*•
$30
Tidewater
Wilbur,
a
underwriting.
■Was
corporation
(Philip). Blum
1945
^
60
3
the
of
$1.58
cancellation at
Corp.
year, the same
paid in the preceding year.\ A
year-end distribution of 30 cents was
also made on Jan.
22, 1946.
_
(The) Autocar Co.—New Vice-President, etc.—
possible when that
the
■as
-
*,<■*■>
sub¬
of
During
;vV.V
*
thereafter,
Beneficial lndustrial Loan
Corp.—Year-End Dividend
The/directors recently 'declared a
year^end dividend of 30 bents
!., -Atlanta & West Point BR.-Earnings-
The
of
has-been
The company on Dec.
for
.
•.
Co., the
in
partner in
as
cargo planes
company's operations base, Los Angeles
Municipal Airport, on
it is announced.
Capable of carrying 20,000
pound-pay loads,
the Douglas
company confirms that the conversion job is the
most
^extensive done to- date on
exclusive air ^ freight equipment,l
65,
3>. 67.
3,676.294
4,782,639
Net from
railway—,
314,207
1,108,662
Net ry» oper, incomo-i-; ^
rf134,006
276,619
,*
'Deficit.—-V, 164, p. 2954.
/■■.;■'
Steel
on-Jan!
liabilities
the' amount
The final
for
■SEC—
v
the
railway—
the
acted
Beacon Associates, Inc.,
Providence, R. I.—Files with
JDec. 27,
*7,791
&
known
;;
senior
Chairman
completely paid
was
Air Freight Affiliate Receives
Delivery of First
dFour Planes—
\ From January 1
•Gross from
at
through R.
165, p. 67
:; ttiQn. in l937, . approximated !!,500,000.—V, 159,
switching
I
Iron
| The directors
notification with the SEC
behalf of Herman D.
Ruhm, Jr.,
on
which,
^
1
common
The repayment of the
complete retirement of a debt
for} the Super Chief,
November—
1946
♦Gross from railway^-$335,152
Net from
railway—-**488
Net ry. oper. income—
Central
handled
and
Brooklyn National Corp.—Final
Liquidating Dividend
&
as
letter of
a
broker J—V.
a
activities
his
A.
had
t
Vice-President*
filed
underwriting. Proceeds will be used
advances to subsidiaries.—V.
.165,
pool,from .which-is 1 :$%. *0:!$ y
f Santa Fe Skyway,
Inc., contract air freight affiliate of
•Railway, took delivery of the first of four modified DC-4
firm,
years
Farr
Corp.
Co., Lewiston, Me.—Files
standing.
This addition to Santa Fe's Diesel
fleet brings to 388 General
Motors
units in Santa Fe
passenger, freight and terminal
-
■.
the
/.connection 'with
locomotive
^service*
t
as
Lincoln
elected
has
/6,15^,972
Corp.,
'•/;■'
rat
31
par)
Boyce,
Announcement
..
Chief and other .high-speed
^passfenger.trains.'
"
.
of
devote
tion
30 when Fred G.
Gurley, President of the Santa
Railway, stated that six "of these locomotives had;
been deliv?red
£o the .railway .and added to the
railway's .power
•
($10
Coughlin
Treasurer,
F»3, the wide range' Diesel locomo-
□Fe
idrawn
J.
LeRoy
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Ry.—Adds to Power Pool
'The first, application, of the new-
V
several
Otis,
Steel
3139.
-
$19,949,477 $21,814,992 $16,187,931
$11,651,909
■*—V. 163t P. 306.
law
Duluth, Minn., and other
important
devote his full time to the
Barium Steel
Dec.
on
elected
business
will
$2,780,556
3,750,000
1,725,000
336,619;
56,177
.1,665
■•- 1,604
969,100
971,600
964,000
964,000
1,905
4,000,000
964,000
5,856,479 "
3,983,100
965,352
the
Coughlin, formerly Vice-President
officer
62,699
,
$4,675,717
'1,115,000
1,098
-
—;
of
Owen,
Barium
the
last
the company to be
offered
over-the-counter market
Prevost
Leo
.was
$4,877,608
5,000.000
the
of
on
as'President
'Mr.
$19,949,477 $21,814,992 $16,187,931 $11,651,909
$3,453,721
the
,of
"
LIABILITIES^- > iV
Current-liabilities
Willkie,
with
'
has.been
-
/V
sold
C.
$381,940
1,467,426
7,637,296
.231,679
Irici,
p.
•New,York, acting
1943
2,974,746
4,840,717
1,703,507
for
Manufacturing
Paid—
$1,351,326
j 7,604,780
*
172*653
Property acct.—net
peferred charges
Steel
of
with
acquisition
will
now
firm
while
4.X Bay way Terminal Corp.-Changes in Personnel—Bank
Loans
;;
J1944
$4,664,121
3,102,449
2,049,308
5,749,045
'
—
other
He
500 shares
"be
$733,866
taxes,, paid
1945
$2,670,186
receivable
Works,
law
associated
Banser,
in ;the
The company
-
for
in
previous
yy'
1946
mktble.
.Accounts
the
Mr.
; SEC—
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT.
30
i'
Iron
Bates
!
818,000
.
of
become
'interests.—V. 164,
$1,914,065
;i v 362,219
817,544
tCr85,000
excess of current taxes.
(•
Clyde
President
,1
recoveries
Banser
has
Counsel.
legal ,affairs 'of. Barium
83,994
:
r.
Net
C.
Gallagher
General
$1,830,091
.65,027
.
-
'
John
...
1,141,143
-
$3,263,491'; $2,505,436
,
162,142
.-
::V- Total
Other deductions
Income taxes (est.)
*
-1943
rthe corporation
1,974,319
and
income
■
Barium Steel Corp.—New
General Counsel—
i
sidiaries.
Operating profit
Interest, dividends
i
1944
'
■
V
<
Subs.)—Earnings—
$20,401,438 $34,812,830 $18,736,838 $17,057,808
14,356,385
27,604,411
13,356,673
12,573,469
2,104,304
1,970,609
1,582,974
1,513,105
sold
Sell., artm. & gen.
Deplet., depreclat.
7
203
(&
r-..1945
'Net sale
Cost
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
t
subscriptions find advertisements
must be made in New York funds
$42.00
;
:•
\
per
year
.>)/
THE/COMMERCIAL & ^FINANCIAL" CHRONICLE
Burlington-Rock Island
'y/.
». •
V1945
1946
;•
November—
i
1944
1943
$250,877 >,$171,766
j 38,271
69,073
78,097
' 58,080
j .Net ry. oper. income.. /
"4,022
18,130
28,212 . v 42,321
I us:From January 1—'V*
;
..
'
Gross irom railway—/
2,924,870
2,975,795/ 2,784,842 - 2,5,17,585
Net from railway
;
608,321
1,009,029
1,037,858
932,922
.Net ry. oper. income--, - ' ' 32,021
448,633 V
547.205
560,952
^November-*-
i
Net
?4Cambria &' Indiana
»■.
:i>Deficit.—V.
^
1943
$112,012-'s
.21,60951,257
/,/ 57,851
61,596
££„
. Yl.
1,418,063
1,676,437' {1,674,774 ;
490,499
689,868 1 ' 502,511
1 540,235
601,464 "' '538,708
' //'>''/;Y;^''' 'v!> -'5
::>;■■ 639,141
'2954;'
164, p.
;
.
'/'■
V
17.-4946, show
compared with 78 cents for last. year.' Net sales
Increased to $37,587,143 from $32,479,067 a year ago.
Taxes on iniicome were down to $1,603,991 as compared with $1,972,692 last year.
Operations of the company were handicapped by dislocations growing
-.out of the war, R. W. Moore, President, indicated in his annual letter
to stockholders.
He said, however, that increased operating expenses,
the; reduction ih sugar allotments and the lowered imports of Scotch
Whisky had been ofiset by increased sales of Canada Dry Water and
greater volume in the wine and spirit divisions.- ;„y,.*/vr4>vi." Y
this
made
V. 165,
Net - sales
Canada Dry International, Inc.,
Net
.
and
income
excess
gen.
74,790 '
deductions)—----
income
122-2
Henri,
vertising
■
-share)-—representing
a
of
-proceeds
excess
CC amount of such preference over-net
'
50,429
shares_„:
.
1
>
I '"
>
—■: '-•
-
——
i
surplus
held—
-
portion
of
new
'
/...1946
.-II,"' S. Govt, post-war tax
-
Securities
wholly
s
.
receivable
U.
and
tax
___u
advances
Dominion
and
of
credits
:
i
expenses
deferred
and
Total
/■
'
—
£
charges
Earnings per
-
8.
payable
and
foreign
—
•
QC'Z
f.
'
Total
fcRepresented by
Canadian National Lines in New
f
November—
Gross
from
Net frpm
Net ry.
Net
oper.
from
railway
from
Net; r*
oner
„
^nenme...
'i-r*Deficit.—V„
*126,153 4
-
"1,155,377
;
„
2,093,900
"170,572
V *835,498
v
'
kwptw;—
1,701,700
<*420,669
"1.022,763
V :' «•*'
164, p. 2827.'-
^
$154,700
"19,474
"74,328
*
11-
„
;
>
t
.
*■ » f.
*
'•
*
,.
.
789,237 r :' 333,551
93,692
'404,359
$2.62
,
357,080
.
$1.01
;
to
officers and
:
employees
//
/
—
,*
132,755 '
32,266
RESULTS FOR MONTH AND FIRST 11 MONTHS
From January 1—:
ry.
oper.
preferred stock (par $100).
—
preferred stock (par $100)——--—
tCommon stock (par $5)
Capital
surplus
Earned
surplus
25,994,406
6,423,757
6,068,370
7,674,372
385,787
3,377,129
3,302,301
- 4,600)408
U.
S.
; .
—~—
V.
164,
p.
1205.-
Total
..
>.
i—1
3,758,292
474,979
>
——w——
Lines under yhich the) lines*
Transit Authority for $75,900,000.
■':! '/■///'
" /
..
A:
Interest in BPIC—-
Chilton Co.—Sells
.
■Y
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
See
,i;.
■
_
'-
on
Equipment Issue—
3,720,625
473,845
2,680,833
Y
'
^
'.A:.
V
.
York up to
C. L T. Financial
D.
M.
S.
Investment
Hegarty
Trust
and Sons,
Corp.—New Official of Unit— Y Y
been elected Vice President of Commercial
has resigned as Vice- President of E. H.
has
Inc.;
He
Inc.—V. 164, p, 2540.
■Y'-'.
'. ..YY-''
■' '■ 'Y^'
Ulun>inating Co.—Stock to Be Of¬
fered,by Parent— YV'.'Y'
//■;.'
■'
Zr/w/i.
Cleveland Electric
i
6,937
.1,354,900
^
received at company's office, room 2018, 70 Pine St;,
3 p.m. EST Jan. 23 for the sale of $1,700,000 equip¬
ment trust certificates Series K. Dated Feb. 15. 1947 certificates will
mature in 10 equal annual installments 1948-1957. Dividend rate is to
be specified in the bids.—V. 165, p. 70. .;// '%* ./>/:/;•::/
& :.."/>*.//-'Z
;"/'//■ :>//•-;:v': - ■///>'. -.vvV*-•/!/■
-
590,000
'/ lA
,
will be
Bids
New
"
below.—V. 164, p. 2828..■
h-w-'i' "
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry*-—SeeKa
Bids
558,102
;
UpJfeidjr-
Appeals at Chicago has UDheld a plan
of the Chicago Surface
reorganization plan, previously approved by Federal Judge
challenged by minority stockholders, who appealed
Judge Igoe's decision.
'
.
U The stockholders' appeal was made on the grounds that the 'rieor*
ganization plan was unfair and inequitable and not authorized under
provisions of the Federal Bankruptcy Act.
They also contended th®
plan
was
unfair because the property was Insufficiently valued.
v.;
■
: 41,050
1,750,000 ;
13,105
" 4,000,000
'
.
Lines—Reorganization Plan
Court of
Circuit
The
19,002
, • -
—w——
VII-J.!
Michael L. Igce, was
22,418
-
856,347
x——-—3,397,785
25,027,818
24,920,515
2,957,916
property is to be sold to the Chicago
/-
-,2,063,342
1,145,000
—
371,033
410,309 /
—
reorganization
Rollins
1
697,464
income—
Chicago Surface
The
of
1/
»
$250,000 / $300,000
——...1,318,174 ; 935,457
1947—
•,
P
$2,314,237
678,334
396,257
573,524 / "184,680
.
1943
24,940,381
railway
from
Net
•
1944
•Y
$2,236,282
>;V-
railway.—
from
Gross
,
income
1945 '■/
$2,490,284
v'/S''//.-1946
$2,526,556
574,197
.
from railway
from railway.:.—.
Net ry. oper. Income. —
102,900
20,129
payable—banks, due within one year—'
payable—banks, due after Oct. 31,
fi> A
..yf?v;f
%
"
$16,963,681 $10,620,699
/
"After reserves for depreciation and amortization, of $2,326,499 in
7 3946 and $2,426,651 in 1945. / tRepresent.ed. by 450,995 shares in 1946
tend
,
n:.;'V 9iJ-' 446,475 shares in 1945.—V. 363, p. 1723. -<_>■•'•• ;•<
i-i,
2 ffi
A 'V'i'-L «;■/''*.
*,*.«
V. '
was
tificates, ,They were; Salomon Bros. & JHutzler^ 10q,381 for 2y8Si;Harr!s,
& Co.' (lnc.3
100.21 for" 2,/es} and First National Bank of St.
$16,963,681 $10,620,699
' ;
.
Hall
1945
35,678
T—.—■
—-—1——
914,1|4
issued under an agreement to be dated
to be
Haul/
'«*.
'
SHEET, OCT. 31/7
•'.•■■ ' 1946
;
5%
1,598,000
"594,508
*1,199,383
2,416,696
848,592
will be issued to provide for not exceeding 75%
equipment, estimated to cost at least $1,387,400. ',
awarded on a bid of 100.5673. Bidding for the cer¬
tificates on a 1- to 10-year basis, the same firm offered 100.409 for
a 2,/a%
coupon..Three other bids were received for 1- to 10-year cer¬
Net
.;
jV;
4%
1943 /
$154,500
-"81,709
*138,928
; "
~
------
LIABILITIES—
Notes
;
:
2,570,025
892,382
and
Unearned
1944
-
1,931,500
"519,000
railway
,
England—Earnings—
1945
$140,100
"72,894
1946
$175,000
<"73,404
"128,368
railway
railway..—-
Income...
From January !—' ' ;
Gross
;
shares.—V. 164, p. 951.
par
no
1,908,598
84,655-
of new
issue
November-—-
293,354
-v
/'l
share
payable
—
Accrued payroll, bonuses, state and local taxes,
royalties, etc. ■
—
Prov. for Federal and Dominion income taxes—
$29,537,540 $26,361,962
2.——
—2—_L
common
Accounts
-
.
"
1,232,011
617,492 1
are
Gross
' $1,307,284 7- $520,869
..
33,872
, 67,745
stock—-r-——/—
Total
Notes
5,791,236
certificates
the cost
of
/;/The
'
■'•
6,449,582.
as
of Feb. 1, 1947 which will provide for the issuance of $1,020,009
par value of certificates to be secured by new standard-gauge railroad
equipment, estimated to cost at least $1,397,400.
Issuance and sale of these certificates are subject to authorization by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
,
/
6,147,419
-206,214
,
2828.
164, p.
certificates
These
The
245,155 >7 87,624
—...
preferred
amortization
.<
.
5,543,336
railway,
rallWay......
income...
from
2,637,990
346,647
Investment In majority . owned unconsolidated
Engjish subsidiary, at cost—...——
54,418
Postwar refund of excess profits tax^
11,593
"Property, plant and equipment.ri.
^
• 2,810,201
Buildings under construction and equipment in/i //://;/ process of installation
....
r/: 677,112
Patents and patent applications,
at cost less
:</• - ••.••
-
78,388
.
?
„
•/•i.FrOni''J&ndary-
on
Advances
——-
71,493
V
238,097
3,514,867
-
taxes.——...
Deferred charges
,
taxes on income
*22,96?
,
$565,308
*8,479 ;:v
,
United States and
Notes
$563,581
'r.241,356
••
•,
$1,020,000 of 2%% equipment trust certificates
(Philadelphia Plan) to mature $68,000 annually on each
1,1948 to 1962, inclusive. They were priced to yield
1.10% to 2.50%, according to maturity,
•
'V'"
.
$520,898
132,317
railway
from
/•'•
Feb.
.
298,919
.-.i——-«r/;■/;->
-7 -'i 1
—
ASSETS— '
Cash
I
$1,517,522
$907,569
338,254
204,871
1,573,691
1,934,975
Other taxes
/
399,421/ 390,692
Salaries, wages, commissions, etc.—
—
- Z 161,001
V 188,565
Notes payable to bank, due Aug. 31,
1950
550,000 .5 200,000
Liability to customers for deposits on returnable
•
:
containers ■;
——!
2,722,383
2,402,095
"$4.25
preferred stock—
:
5,007,700
5,042,900
Common
stock
3,171,685
3,075,785
Capital (paid-in) surplus—
2,295,224
1,482,450
Earned surplus
11,815,191 10,687,282
Common stock in treasury (11,000 shs.), at cost
Drl4,530 J5rl55,223
U.
etc.—~—
payable—trade,
Accounts
/
r/./v'Y' J'
1943
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry^—Equip*
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on Jan.
$5,904,270 ' $3,685,291
///'/■
3,543,196
9 offered
hand and demand deposits-———-/ $3,644,834
$926,977
Canadian Govt, obligations—
79,721
676,244
accounts receivable (less reserve)—
. 3,207,640 v 2,289,016
Inventories, at the lower of average cost or marketJ 6,277,464
*-4,459,622
84,234
10,439,836
1
595,977
LIABILTIES—
Dividends
—-
10,718,953
ment Trusts
1946
>'
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
123,503
i>i
•
:
income
Nefiincome
•
714,466
t
27,812,134
1944
1945
1046
$422,213
■
Net? jfronji ^ilwajpu*
Net jy. oper. income
/:
•'-"
-
7,239,468
2955.
•Deficit.—V.
Central
#:
Dividends on 4%' preferred stock—
Dividends on common stock—
$29,537,540 $26,361,962
——
—
>
Li
f
2
'J"
••
100,500
13,954,770
■
1
-
i
>
,: ;S 126,053
^ *•; -
less reserves
Goodwill,
Prepaid
•
post-war
Canada
property, plant and equip.j
trademarks, etc..——
Total
Gross
Net
Subs.)—Earnings, etc.—
Cherry-Burrell Corp. of Canada,; Ltd.J
Oct. 31—
Dividends on 5%
■
not
controlled but
to
.
Exfte^..profits, taxes..;—r-4-'
.
2,396,687
income.
November-—
Income.i.———$6,203,190~ $3,923,388
Normal
^
^3,457,615
692,292
railway
oper.
Gross1 from!
& taxes
shipping and administrative expenses— deductions—interest, sales discounts, etc. v
Prov. foi? Federal and- Canadian; income taxes:
67,100
64,200
>
—•
subs.
owned
Govt,
S.
from
''
District
market
,
Other
368,569
>
and
notes
stock),
and
(mortgages
in
Invest,
...330,275
7nb°me'
Total
252,224
27,814,826
8,435,910
2,885,969
;
914,386
334,859
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry^—Earnings—
Sub.)—Earnings—
Selling,
990,991
2,500,000
returnable by
(pst.)
accounts
V
1945 W$3,962,884
-
■.
receivable
accounts
Deposits receivable on containers
.
companies.—V. 165, p. 69.
charges
'"."'"'Vft
(net) J—
Inventories
customers
Other
t-9,001-263,797
2,227,177
1,668,931
——• -.5,797,750
5,106,681
—..—
241,363 / ; 189,458
refund.:.-
drafts .-and accounts receivable
from
Net
'/ 2
.^ojtepLTOATEP FA^AN<?EfrB®CEE^/rSEPT< 30 2
*.
,
profit
Gross
234,518
27,089,671
Income. W '.
oper.
ry.
/
'"7 1945 y;
Net sales
i.:.——
$22,877,090 $17,818,985
Cost of sales—/16,972,829
14,133,693 /
"•
485,327
railway.. .J / 24,690,807
v,
.// y
ahead? with exchanges of preferred stock of
going
Llnqluding
'
<, v
—
1943
$2,770,866
$2,491,885
$2,556,806
615,434 /
782,094
for an extensive
Cherry-Burrell Corp» (&
.£
railway
$2,577,434
"
701,909
—
;
:
••
railway-
January 1—
Net
12 Wks.
28 Wks.
*$1,190,713 $2,682,247 |/fEarned per /share on' 1,102,000 common shs. /
$0.99
- /82.227
"After provision of $1,127,402 for Federal and State income taxes.
In
arriving
at net income for the current, quarter, deductions of
$4,78,000 were made for anticipated extraordinary losses and /fo?
past,-service payments under ^e company's retirement in'come plan;
*•
ASSETS—
>
from
ry.
Net
Public Service for new common
company.
It will open bids on Jan. 27 for sale of a/7
common to provide funds to redeem unchanged pre¬
after
income
Net
- -
—
<3ash on hand .and on deposit—
$4,271,985
Dominion,-^of Canada 3% Victory bonds—;
1,200,000
tJ. S. Treasury notes, tax series C-r-at cost—^ ; u 500,000
Sundry
Net
-•
Champion Paper & Fibre Co. (&
Period Ended Nqv. 10,1946
x
/
$11,815,191 $10,687,282
"$1.07 '■'** $0.78
stock after giving effect to 3 for 1
common.share_^,_-^
from
Net
West and American
ferred stocks of the two
^
|4ptes,
York,
plants.—V.'164, ■ >p,^ V 1865, p. \ fs'
.
,
r
«
s"1 1 J
'K
*
s
..
common. ~
South
merged
the
of
li06,966
Mfclitup in July 1946.
«x
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
':/l§46'*:^v ; 1945 '■ ■/• ■
1944
'
Net ry. oper.
company is
Central
.605,107
,
2,430,528 > 1,093,729
1,319,371
2,278,338
income—
oper.
from
November—4
..
South West
&
£7- The
145,844
747,864
'■
railway———
—V. 164, p.
:<7in the market since the plan was approved by the SEC and the
Court.
It argued that consummation on the basis of current
conditions would result in unfair treatment of public holders of
i
-
b"On present outstanding common
£
x""'~
A
7 ■/"/.-//Wri/
—
; ...■ v', i'.;;
.
RRiY-^arningsY- ■" rf/
Quincy
railway—.. 180,254,535 226,084,087 220,591,627 198,420,239
Net from railway..—
55,414,319
90,778,364 v 87,181,138: 91,207,112
Net ry. oper. income
25,609,543 27,402,167 24,955,681 36,171,403
—V. 164, p, 3283.
/•
L-. *. ■
\
V Centralt& South West Utilities Co.-—Merger Plan Up¬
203,560
^
213,954
dividends
,
ry.
Gross
products including Acoustic-Celowith new products the company
acquisition- Of existing
properties arid by
1
25,675
;)r ♦"
;
■ •:
"P:v-v
From January 1—Gross
market during the coming-year.
was further announced, is expanding its man-!./
extensively, both through additions to its present
~
-
dividends
per
Net
it
corporation
Years Ended
Earned
from
the
to
introduce
The
ufacturing facilities
■
—X
V* -
\
■..<//;/
1946
1945' ■ /
1944 t
- 1943
railway—.. $16,246,812 $17,002,042 $21,130,865 $19,604,556
4,817,567
4,835,659
9,037,921
8,647,186
from
Net
Gross
stated
advertising campaign on all Celotex
and Insulation Board, to gether
;
;
companies
'Afnount required to state preferred stock on the-^-®'
-—basis of its preference in involuntary liquida-
Balance
\
,
effective Jan. 1, 1947.
that plans are in preparation
agency,
tex
167.389 ;,
i.
1,600 50-ton all-steel box cars, 1 000
and 600 for the Nickel Plate.—V. 165.
November-.'
'
Gross
r*
Bank & Trust Co., 165 Broadway, New
surrender of temporary certificates^
.
Collins
Mr.
•
^
166,289
of predecessor
assets
tCpmmon
.
W. Collin?, Vice- President, has announced the appointment
Hurst & McDonald, Inc. of Chicago as the company's ad¬
.Henry
of
$2,256,015 : $1,559,417
10,687,282'' 1Q,215,018
—-
»
of
/>-' '
'
Co.—Listing—
Advertising Agency Appointed—
will
adjustment-—\Crl61,175(
Adjustments of reserve for valuation of cases to •;■;
amt. equal to 25% of. ledger value, of cases-i t./;Excess of cost of acquisition ever-recorded Val.
sale
,
are
& O.,
C.
Chicago Burlington &
From
22—-_—.2—-v———$12,943,297 $11,774,433^
surplus
Preferred
'/*
s
3%%
15-year
Y.r/upon
.
income■_ ji_'
beginning, of year—v..
f-'Cation.t' ($100
'*
f
inquiry
the
;/V /
available at the Chemical
N.
——
$3,698,831 $3,532,109
_J—i-ii-.V: 1,066,000 !. 672,000
tax_j„_——277,000'- -.1,021,000
excess profits taxes;
260,991 ■■! 279,692
Balance at
from
"
the
for
t
cumulative preferred stocks.—
4^4%
,
■-■
in
are
.
Corp.—Definitive Debentures Ready—
debentures," due -Aug! 1, I960; ire now
(The) Celotex
taxes.--—,-i.—
Foreign income and
net
/
which
New-.york;,N,-' Y.,i.has been appointe^
rffit
Definitive
.
profits
foreign exchange
Total
'V-,> •>',
.4
,
" "/
'
Rail Equipment—
'
the company's
__1—
income
^
\
•.1
Included
of
"
income__2_^____l.__r_-v_-__r__^ $3,624,040 $3,364,719
(less
Federal
-I
-
.
716,916
'
•
bearings
roller
c. & o..-
$7,624,000 $7,637,000 '
•'. ./" 7;
,
-
introduction
an
of
-
credits
Federal
f-f.ket
<
r
:
V"Judge Paul/Leahy in tJ7S. District Court at Wilmington, Del.,"has
denied the motion filed by the common stockholders' protective com¬
$37,587,143 $32,479,067 ;; mittee of this company' to restrain the merger of American & Public
Service Co. into Central & South West and to remit the case to the
19,776,586 15,888,975
Securities and Exchange Commission for further proceedings.
and^dm. ,exps. 14,186,516 13,225,372
The committee had contended that unfavorable changes had occurred
sold
sell., distrib.
operating
Net
1
\-y£
»'
684,833
301,020
,
!
into railroading of the first large-scale utiliza¬
in freight-car operations, this company, in a
joint inquiry with the Nickel Plate Road, on Dec. 27 invited bids on
2,600 new all-steel units of freight car equipment, of which 1,000 70-ton
hopper cars are to be equipped with roller bearings for use on • the
Beginning Jan. 2, 1947, transactions in the common stock, par value
$1, of Consolidated Biscuit Co., were recorded under the new name,;/;
."Carr-Consblidated Biscuit Co.''; pursuant to an agreement and plan of
merger between Consolidated Biscuit Co.: and J. B. Carr, Biscuit Co.,
> which became effective on Dec. 31, 1946.-^y. 165, p* 69.
•
.-'i:'-''•> W*V??
i
s.
goods
Income
j
Bids Sought on
tion
•>>. 1945 H; •'
/1946
;/■;>//■
"80,499
2955.
certificates.
As
'
-
Earnings—
y<.;
Y: Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
During the year the alcoholic beverage".division expanded thrbugh
^hup acquisition of three imported lines. , Exshaw Cognacs from France
£re .being, brought into, the country for the first time; and shipments
'of, Passport Rum from Puerto Rico are now being received. An exclusive y
agency for the distribution of Hunt's Port Wines,
announced earlier
liji/the year,/is also-active. ;
.>;;•>>:■'? v >
>>j CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT, YEARS ENDED SEPT. .30
1946
1945'' lif
of
68.
p.
-
■«,
Advert'.,
* •'
"
'
jn 18 countries through
*901,825
'
■1,502,700
company is dhvitirig bids for the sale of $2,300,000 equipment
/ Bids will-be received at company'^ office, 3400
Tower,. Cleveland; Ohio on or before noon (EST). Jah. 23.
The certificates are
to mature' Feb; 15,' 1948 to
1957,
This/issue
will
finance part of the purchase price of new equipment estimated
to cost $2,950,220.,
; .;/■" ./;
*■■.;■../f
>
*486,265
*958,075
Co./Inc.—Registrar—*
The M^oufacthrers Trust Co.,
registrar for/the common and
some
-wholly-owned subsidiary,
"497,598
Z
,
Lr—
,
new
seven
beverages
'612,937. '
*130,035
164/p.
"••• 3,959,589
Terminal
1,223,021
•
income.l.
oper.
4,211,391
.'1,475,115
3,743,552/
<
79,545
■"■/,
\
The
trust
*100,504
*76,339
-
/y-v'
$339/933
118,880
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.-—3eeks Bids, on Equipmeuts-r
Y;
//*61,746
<1,392,597
-
-
•
V
^
Carman &
company-owned bottling plants for car¬
headway,,;Mr. Moore reported, ,and
■several, although incomplete, are; serving as warehouses, and distribu¬
tion centers.
A new plant was completed in Havana and a second
plant purchased at "Santiago. Cuba.
* ,
.^Pending the anticipated raisihg of sugar quotas, plans have been
/jDormulated for the large-scale promotions of sweet drinks in individual
*feiae bottles, and. a training program for the expansion of the manStaff
''' V' ' ' ' ' "'
*•-'•
- •:,-v* •'.>
• ft *•'r- •/*'■ **"j«- s 'yl,
if-' At the close -of the-fiscal year, Mr., Moore said, there were 118
H6ensed
bottlers
in
operation,
with conditional license agreements
operating in 96 additional markets and others are currently under
consideration. In addition, licensees are making and selling soft drinks
of
Construction
Cost
.<
••
-
1,266,843
;
165, p. 68.
year,
-
bonated
"64,933
*112,104
End. Dec. 31—<>./.'
,<k
outstanding after the, three-for-ohe
a net income of $1.07 per common
of .shares 1 currently
number
the
-stock split of July
:.Share
—v.
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
1943.
1945
,■•'?■/■ 1944 1
$290,222 " $355,827,
19,572 / /." 104,253 '••
;
5,168
46,281
railway-.^163,724 ; ./, 720,339
from
Net
1943
...
*
2954.
p.
Earnings
Traffic
toCompany and its
Net
$107,199
f $126,092
/
*29,290
$96,902
-•
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Traffic
10 Days
•
;
•
.
' v. -' •
r"£'V
Y
subsidiaries report a net income of $2,042,061 after
preferred stock dividend requirements, equivalent to $3.21 per common
.share for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1946.
This compares with
* $1,413,573
alter preferred stock dividend requirements, equivalent to
$2.34 pr common share last year.
Adjusted figures on the basis of „
port—
.
"Deficit.—V. 164,
v
Ale, Inc. (& Subs.)—Annual Re¬
Canada Dry Ginger
,
;.
railway—Uh ' $146,274''
Net from, railway.-^
/ .»- "45,278
Net ry. oper; income.j.. '. V- "98,869
From January i^;,//;;;?,Kr:/.;^
,v),
Gross from railway—i...1,566,601 •
Net from railway
*667,484
Net ry. oper. income.../
>229,419 /
J
from
•
5,907,833
2,607,317
2,034,156
p. 2954.i
from,
Gross
_
railway^:':—-Z.//V. 284,551.4
from
Net
kNet ry; oper. income
Y/i "Deficit.—V. 164,
/
from.sraiiway_^.lfi, $304,736
railway.—X 29,127
Net ry. oper.. income...
" . 10,684
./•
From January 1-^ > ;v v;/^
Gross from railway—__ $; 3,407,831
Net
129,639
*125,449
,
,1945 /" 1944i;^ •
$135,842 (; $142,299;^,
' a 47,941'
"56,304
i
-49,836
*' - « '
1
1,251,479
income:
ju/Erom January.I— < ; :•/
Gross from ■ra.lway._.: v
Net ry. oper.
.
1946
,
/Grbss
$518,228
k 182,771
V1 v ' , '
/ „ ' , ,//
/ Y Canadian
RR.—Earnings—P.11$%/5'Y>.'| ??<■>.*YNovember—^ /Pacific Lilies; in Veymdni^Earnings]>194#
%%> 1945 ■; i/fe:^1944 Y
1946
Gross from railway___V-,;A? $85,972
Net from - railway
"1,444
;'
''/*«*
.November—
.
< -
92,609
v, 245,713
5,324
71,576
'"/r;..'/://
,4,416,443
Oross, from railway—— '.,4,416,443 •:
6,132,918 s •5,554,267
2,051,152
,679,554
Net from railway
679,554
2,175,588
.,,*280,843
Net ry. oper. income..* i,.,*280,843
<-1,056,312 '• 1,095,432
income...
oper.
NQvember—
From January 1—
.
-•
ry.
1943
1945
.'V
1944 .
$441,189 Z'/!,$537,529 v
y
Net
.
| '^Deficit.—"V. 164,tp/'?954.
1946
"
;
from railway„._*«, 'v $330,728
from railway*53,070
Gross
,,$236,603 V $257,450
Gross from railway—,
Net from railway.—J—
iikivi
Western Carolina Ry.-^Earnings
Charleston &
Lines in Maine—Earnings—
V. Canadian Pacific
;Y i v <
RR,—Earnings— 1; 1"
Monday/January 13,1947
f; See
North American Co.
below.—V. 164, p, 2541.
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
-
November—
Gross
from
•
railway
•
Net irom srail^'ay
Net ry. oper. income...-
From'January 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—v.
railway——
raUway
oper.
income:.^
164, p. 2955.:
:.y
'.s;
:
:
1945 / ■
1944
'
1943
$928,985 $1,146,411
$954,934
.474.748
356,076
588,746 - 429,301
435,584
289,513
. 468,006
* 318,004
••'. '>
" *
•••'
" • .. ^
■
12,130,513 12,200,607 13,086,088 11,617,782
4,977,453 - 5,616,401 ; 6,875,749
5,973,4" '
'
'A, 117,262
4,590,731
5,638,535
4,740,^t
Y 'V//Y'vY./Y" r/'-V-'-." ,Y' '
■ ; Y
:
1946
$1,133,699
*
,
■
olume 165 /0 N umber;
4559
Collins
& Aikman
!THE
Corp,,-{'& Subs.)—Earnings—
,9 Months Ended Dec/1-*- %
Total income-™'Depreciation
v;
1946
income taxes.//'./..
-Net'"
profit.™.?.
1945
Earned
per
share™
*Includes $511,115 profit
.
oh
$2,210,133
$3.71
plant.—V; 164, p, 2688.
a
ended Dec.
30, 1946 amounted to
barrels
'<■*
*
<
■
-
:;
-
:'
»
'
164,
\
-
Net
-
'.t
-
-
-
sales
income after all
charges
Number of capital shares
Earned per share——/«,.//'.
t
The
-
company
reports
tentative consolidated
to
$3.40
share.
a
three
months
ended
income of $1,289,000 after
compares with $784,737 or
to
'328,609
all
!
oh
cash
Jan, 2 issued
contribution of
an
order
.
permitting the corporation
$500,000 to Atlantic
contribution
by Seaboard
subsidiary
Seaboard
and
a
like
Virginia Gas Transmission
United
Fuel Gas
Co.
of
Commdnwealth Edison
;7v
Electricity output of
excluding
showed
sales
a
to
12.4%
increase
utilities,
the
over
(a
"Week EndCd—
4
*
,
of
/
14
165,
70,
Jan.
•
&
of 5
cents
share
per
per
on
share
the
$1
and
the
usual
value
par
;
income
a
animajs
the
in
and
the
V. 165, p. 70.
expired
to
31,
of
10
j
in
1946
at
U.
$23,900,000,000,
1946
of
received.
The
cash
11%.
is-estimated at
The
of
$6,400,000,000,
'
sales
'
'
operating
INCOME
"
^
revenues.^
*46
33,054,636
Operating- profit
Interest
Other
"of
Australia- has cohtracted
300-mile-an-hour twin-engine
transport airplanes
for
approximately $1,500^000,. A. W. Coles-and
«nd. General
to
from
of
7,921,285
profits taxes
9,300,000
4,690,000
*
;
outstand-
6,720,585
2,505,097"
—
£
ASSETS—
less
Peliveries
•Plant
728,990
/•;?'$12.19
467,489
Augds^v,
' •
at
cost
.
;
for
and
Total.
basis)
SHEET
12,809,360
i
™?
21,685,467
—
charges
(incl.
debt
t
.
Drug Co.*—December "Sales
'
Pferiod Enid. Dec.
^
31--fC; 1946—Month—1945 H
®a]res
™--/$1,580,690
■j-V. 164, p, 3141,
,,
.
.
Increased
'
947,612
-
taxes
to
banks
and
others,
"
Notes
April 1
.
on
and
the
July
5%
1
to
respectively.**-^; 164,
cumulative
for-
to
holders
p.
:.'V'1-: ■. ?V
1591.
of
-
record
March
19
and
June
i'/'
'
./
•:
;'//• 'h
'
"
1947,
V-v v''ri,;
Cudahy Packing Co.
Annual Report—E. A.
Cudahy
Chairman of the- Board States in
part*-?
•
10,000,000
Increase
sales
REVENUES—Sales for the year
or
1
Vz%?compared to
$4,992,000
tonnage decreased
The
■
AND
of
year
extreme
1946
was
12%; '
abnormal
fluctuations in
periods of OPA
were
$349,901,000;'an
'previous
year.
Total
"*
in
many
volume
of
control
respects.
We
experienced
$7,482,661
6,420,527
5,670,253
$2,071,108
$2,115,840
'64,127 s?,jt 73,203
$2,353,056
—
$2,146,657
10,979
12,101
i 785,000
11,938
290,000
1,227,000
283,000
1,424,500
v
360,000 i
'
;Ml* -
-- -
*
-
Crl42;4bO
.stocksJ-!
stock™,wv-.
common
'
-
8,100
share™-^--
!
$569,668
11,148
5,078
381,596
;>
ti,
.$6.27
V-
238,385;
,
238,047
;
$3.18
;/>
market
in
(after
capital
deducting
stock
of
reserve
$2.92
(first-in,
first-out
$175,000),; $3,623,045;
of,
subsidiaries
npt
on
contribution
other
Jhan
accrued
to
taxes
employees'
income,
on
;
rent,
$93,638; Federal
contract
(payable In
income-(estimated),
of
,Fs
,
.
■
r'f *'•
-
'
Earnings
■.
t
-
v
-
\
*
«
•
Nate
S.
Shapero,
President;
on
Nov.
-
29
'
"•'!•«
t
,
stated
in~
'/Net
* *
.
■■
*
■
■1
-
3
*»oh
f
pafi
'
•
?
following
The
Schettler Drug
."/Unconsolidated
•*—V,.,164,
ir
i
common
stock
•
*
;
.
..
„
.
•
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
;
$0,197,913
Nil
1944
T
1943 ? 1
$9;637,079 ■ $5,132,255
j
184,669
514,134
-
-
$0.36
;
fLoss.—V.
226,097
514,134
$0.44
p. 680.-
274,180
-
514,134
$0,53
i64, pJ 3412. '
""
Subs.)—Earnings—.
/
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,.$660,809
.
/.«»J. l\ '?■&
'of
•
common
notes
improvements
the company's
plant.
Proceeds-from; the sale of--thfe-serial
notos,
together with treasury
funds, will be used to pay a short-term
note in
•the amount-of
$25,000 to First National Bank of Boston''tthd
to finance
extensions, additions and improvements-to the
company's3
properties during
■•
'/
the
plant
1948.*-V.
three*year period ending Dec. 31,
?P?J868.
.
Deep Weils, Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—Files with
The
;
for
cdmpany
240
shares
on
filed 'a Ietter
Jan."2
($100
par)
stock
to
be
of
tools and for payroll.
*
.*
•
*
i^ECJ-rr.
nbtification
offered
writing. Proceeds will be used for
purchase
of
<
at
par
with
the
without
SEC
under¬
machinery, equipment,
?
i«"
N
Deiiyer
& Rib Grande Western RR.<
-Earnings,
/November-—.
1946
; 1945,
/ ■ 1944,
///•1943-*'
Gross/from railway?™.
$4,053,193
$5,447,313
$6,054,377
$5,620,493
,
-*
Net
from
-
railway_.^__,
*191,994
•633,310
1,121.235
47,015,377
6,645,013
2,757,950
-
ry. oper. income_„
From January 1—
/
Gross from
railwayi___'
?
?
Net
from
Net
,
ry.
railwayut™.
-
income.—
oper.
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2956,
*
.
ahd
16^4,-
.
u
28,388
and 'soil
issue
shares
Insurance\C(>.:-v/I'?."
Proceeds from the sale of the
stock will be used to
pay off $150,000.1.
floating indebtedness incurred - for
extensions
and (
(
$168,719
capital
for
459,163:
2,035,163
v
975,670
873,360
518,848
69,7,42,076
64,217,795
64,274,386
13,213,542
*693,296
20,994,250
26,506,355
12,672,52.7
15,201,413
.
•
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•
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Hyde Park Gas Co.V^o Issue Stock
,
.
■.
$1,215,869
and
livestock
-•
1946 *
30*
Association, >6,000 addi¬
($25 par)," at par and to seli
$125,000
a'term-not exceeding 15 years at a
rate, of interest not
to exceed 4% to
Massachusetts Mutual Life
v
of
share for "each share of
Cunning¬
addition to the $6.27 per share
,
v. /-
company has reOiresfced -istnthdf 1 Cy 16 f the SEC to
parent, New England Gas & Electric
to'its
subsidiaries; .in
subsidiaries—/
In
alphabetical
,
'1945'
(64,000
514,134
•
& ;T C-ii 'K \ ■®. •"
%.
Net
per
near
"
.
45,730
outstanding,
previously mentioned.
stare??—^
Dcdham
J
-
■
—-a—
""This equity Amounted to $1.27
ham
'
as^^rollows; *
■
Co
non-retail
per
■'.:
'
Marshall Drug
.The
-
1946
charges and Federal taxes.:
Net ■ income
Earned per shaTe ott^^
"
to
.
'
as
-
('Federpl ;and-.city
(a
-
the amounts shown:
'
1
in
profit for the year is after provision for determinable
inventory
obsolescence and markdowns.
The company has retained a
reserve: of
$180,000 from a previously established postwar reserve of
$200,000 to
offset possible future- declines in
prices. ' *
The aforementioned net profit does not
reflect the company's
equity
of $242,837; in'/the. undistributed
net/profits- of. the /unconsolidated
subsidiaries" for the year, attributable to
the
-
'
,,
'Profits before Federal and
city .taxes iUn. income—-
sales
for the -fiscal year ended
SeptV 30," 1946 >mouhtfcd to
$23,193,563, an increase of $2,273,394 over 1945.
Net profit
for the
year
1946 amounted to $1,197,077 after provisicn of
$1,145,000 for
income taxes as compared with a
profit of: $615,210 in theiprevious
year
after provision of $1,517,000 for income taxes.
The tiet profit
for the year amounted to $6.27
per share on the outstanding common
stock.
,
De Vilbiss Co.
163;?
+
Cunningham Drur. Stores^Jnc.®-rAnnual ReporW
'
profit
Number of capital shrs.
$79,986,OOS $68,896,829,;
—
^
'
$3,864,000
/•Net
2,968,643
9,612,699?;
deducting " reserve of-$19,T56,8"19'; in l946": and" $18,669,892
tAfter deducting U. S. Treasury tax notes of
$4,611,000.-7-%
£*35.
always
are
,,
Davison Chemical Corp.
i'? Quarter End.
Sept. 30— °"
Net sales
tional
—
they
possible.
as
,
V
30,817
V/
$2,144,311
The Marshall Drug Co.
operates a chain of retail stores
corqing to market- due?
(numbering
44 at Sept. 30, 1946) in and
decontrol.
around
Livestock producers
realized that OPA
Cleveland, Ohio, and leases have
Denver & Salt Lake* R|;*
control prices were
been signed for three additional
Earhingsarbitrarily low, and anticipating
stores. • The company
the time of
purchased twodecontrol both before June
November—
thirds of the common stock
30
1946
•
and
1945
'•?
of Marshall in
Oct.; 14, withheld
.:■:- 1944
their livestock from
1943;
October, -1944, and the T Gross from
market as they believed
remaining one-third in December, 1945,. at. a total
railway./
that on a free
/ $374,485
$270,247
;
$257,413
they would command
market
cost of $333,300.
$124,368
< Net
higher prices.? The new OPA
from railway/..
At Nov. 21,
!
1946/Marshall had-5,868 shares of $100 par value
33,415
Price Control Act
:•■■; 52,771
87,811.
became effective:
*58,954
5% pre¬
July 25, but was: not
Net ry; opef. income..-*
'•
ferred stock
applied to wholesale meats
outstanding, none of which is owned by
46,372^ ,*••*' 95,948"
Until Sept. 1,
72,674
*22,126
and to retail meats
Cunningham/
until Sept; 10.
;//.All of-the common stock and 9,004 shares
? ; From January 1—.' ?
Price, control was
permanently eliminated Oct.
(approximately 20%) of
/ the
Gross
14,
preferred stock oL The Schettler
During thhe period of short
from/railway-./-.?3 3,163,602;
3,137.570*
3,093,188
Drug- Co. "wete owned by;
plies, our business was
2,501,469
"sup¬
Net fromCunning¬
ham at Sept. 30, .1946.
?
practically at a standstill; as black
At Sept. 30,
539,133
railway./././
.733,680
' 635,783
1946, .Schettler operated 10
operators took nearly-all of the
.' 487^57
market;
drug
Net ry.:oper.'income/.-*
supplies at higher prices'than
stores, /all in the Detroit*
664,809'
916;425-^ 7835,203
mate operators were
Metropolitan/Area;- and an additibnal unit
1616,415'
legiti¬
allowed to pay under
will be opened for business
the controlled
within the next few months.
♦Deficit.—V, 164 ■ p. 2956.
price plan.?
During the periods of
?
'
decontrol, the shipments of livestock to
Because of
the
substantial minority interests
increased to such an extent that
market?
represented by the
our
preferred stock'of The Marshall
processing facilities were taxed"
Drug Co. and The SchdttTer Drug
Detroit &|Mackinac Ry.beyond capacity.',
' :■
Co.,
these two'retail subsidiaries
Earoirigs—have been excluded from
;/'■ v -J';,
consolidation/
;
?
November— :■> '■[*■ a
EARNINGS AND
In 1946, the
1946 r
r1945
property inventory; and business of a
-V1944
■
DIVIDENDS—Net pfofit for the year was
1943 h
wholly-owned cigaj;
Gross -from;
Kmountihg to ; 1.92% or- 1 92/100 -eentB
$6,720,585,
railway'—'
company subsidiary were sold and the net
$155,844
$107,872 -x"
$93,444on
each one.
$75,648
gain was included in "the
In the
dollar of sales,'3
Net. from .railway//.?.?
profit and loss for the /year 1946. The
V - 71,804
preceding year; the net profit .was
-38.774
to 25.087 / 5,554
cigar manufacturing business
$2,505,097, amounting to
Net' Try,; opef. income//-/
U.78%"' Or "73/100 centhad been entered hito
:
" 72,932
as ,a wartime .measure and
/ 17,647.
27,039 :
for/Oach. one-dollai of sales.;
164
fulfilled Its purpose
with-; the termination' of
y /-From January-!*—
*al« and profits^ of non-meat items,,, the proffi for the Eliminating the •
the war;'
t
'•
I
year- amounted
to less
Drossfrom/raiMay-ii.-: 1,284,214
;-At Sept/ -30, 1946, a' total;vol: 99
thaq ?/♦ "qent per pound'of
939,775
933.795
904,106
Cunningham' and' Shapero stores - ^et from
livestock-purchased and less-than
*h cent per pound of meats
were in operation.
-railway--?1 > • 383,812
One new?store baTs
153^517
137.026
sold, a profit which does not •
131438
been/qpenect slnOe; (ho 'close; olv
materially
the fiscal" year. -The
SNeVry.'"opef.' i'ncbme__-v
" 245,240
62,950
company has purchased two Ideations and
61,712
"35/470
ha$
—V. 164, p. 2956.
to
I
5,366,821
■.
14,024,670?
After-
1945.
—
*
V SALES
$7,741,361
?
position
2,500,000 i
.;2,ooo,poo
10,000,000-V
15,427,137'
^
3,295,685
124,985
"-surplus
Total
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.
$8,689,457
NOTE-—For mechanical reasons it ts
not
always
possible to arrange
companies in exact alphabetical
order.
However,
$6,516,000
3,812,836
::5,500^08
adjustmentsi;^-^-—-----(par $100)--—
Capi'tal-':'SUrplUs';,;i_?i?^?;J^^?*-?*?i:*---''
6%—
18,
;
::. •/
$7,293,043
189,618
...
$4,822,268"
3,456,561 r.^2,723',047
10,359,169 , 1739,034
14,000,000
14,000,000
banks
post-war
preferred stock
■; Earfied
""" *
quarterly. dividends of
stock, par $100, payable
$7,562,270
179,091
de-
996,339
—
Compiott ••stock ('Opaii.
;
$1,491,552 $14,964,277
$12,490,560
preferred
223,467
EARNINGS FOR* NINE"
MONTHS'ENibED SEPTf
—_
payable
Reserve
Cuban Atlantic
Sugar Co.—Two Preferred
Dividends
The - directors
have declared two
regular
each
$8,465,983
?
.
Net
$1.25
^
«■
$1,229,079; land
$5,500), $49,500; reserves for possible future
prices, $180,000; reserves fdr
contingencies, $168;191; common stock; (par value
$2.50
per
share), $476,995;; capital
•surplus, $492,562; earned
surplus, $4,971,011; total, $9,663,794.—V.
163,
p. 3130.
including
•
/
1944
-
'$2,268,929
(annual instalments
decline in
inventory
$79,986,005 $68,896,829
—
-ys.
4Vx'h
in
1946—12 Mos.—1945
on
or
•After
wages, interest and general (axes, etc.__
Reserves for Federal and other- income
taxes_.
First mtge. bonds, series B, 1964——
.
Crown
1945
-■
30
**'•". t
'
$23,la3,563 $20,920,169 $20,43»;381
14,727,574
13,357,899 >13,145,337
withheld from
employees, $425,920;
dis¬
Maturities o^.,long-term debt™
'..payable
'.--^-U^-v-
Acerd.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Tp Lease
New Plants: Pur-;
chased hy
Insurance.Concern.—See New York,Life In¬
surance Co. below.—V.
164, p. 3288r
t
;-.j
1946
.-.profit-sharing plan, v $205,000; taxes,
?
$189,122? dividend payable, $47,700;
11,947,301
22,947,368
259,795
21,197,879
216,634
—
expense)
L
Accounts
v ?
V,'
•
consolidated—at.. Cost
(undistributed net. earnings t-f
approximately $434,000 since dates: Of
?acquisition have not been taken
up), $457,825;/cash surrender value
?of insurance on lives
of officers,
$57,700; miscel.aneous notes, accounts,
.and investments (less reserve of
$6,139), $68,880; property, plant and
equipment.; (aiter reserves for
depreciation of $908,665),
$2,021,506;
.goodwill, $1;. prepaid taxes,
insurance, rentals, and miscellaneous ex¬
penses, $186,784;
total, $9,663,794.
'
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v,
4
'
LIABILITIES—Trade accounts payable,?.
$1,135,076;
payrolls ' and
amounts
' Nov. 2, 1946 Oct, 27, '45
AH>,545,497; $11,547,847
accounts.
r
Of " the
^
-
$5.58
BALANCE
: ; V
doubtful
less
or
equipment
and deferred
count
five
begin
•-
,
class A prior
pref.
investments
467,489
y-.f $4.12
.
' "V
reserve
and
Prepaid
corporation i;
ctmvair-240' to~ Trans-Australia " will
;164>: p,"2406." V
'
.• «
t
on
3,190,061
33,781,435
Investments,
on,. Jan.
r
:
:
Articles
the authorized
•8,528,117
Inventories
Lester-Brain, Chairman !
Manager- respectively- of
amend
/./J"?
13,132,047
1,090,007
323,862
stock
common
Receivables,
Trans-Austrailia
'8viThe -40»passengec aircraft; designated Airlines,-an-f
the Convair- v
240, >4vill. be used to speed
up interstate rervice in.
Australia, prlnc^Jally, •
between such points as
Canberra; Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobartv fihd/penh*;'"
:r*""
^
wounceo
the
to
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
SHEET, SEPT. 30; 1946
f; ASiSETS—Cash,, $1,951,778;r Ui S.
Treasury; savings notes (at cost
and accrued
interest), $1,205,930; accounts receivable
(less reservetof
,$12,500), $90,344; inventories—at
lower of
cost,
350,869
COMPARATIVE CONSOLIDATED
.
purchase
this
«•
Income.
Earnings per. comhuon
■
•
Commonwealth
••»>;
'■->/?'
operating
-Dividends
2,152,162
-745,092;
726,188
ing (par $30)
Earnings, per common share
CuRsetlidated Vultee 'Aircraft
Corp—New' Contract^—r
-
-i.. -•'•?.
Net. profit
Other income
;
V
613,522
income
Shares
'
1946—Month—1S45194^12 Moft?--lii45 i
-'$2,987,445 $31,629,722' $25,826,091
■»'
.
.* 'V«
expenses,- etcv
Divs.
;44
1,954,236
:
excess
stockholders
meeting
annual
profits tax
beef,
16,634,107/
J:.
-
waa-^re-
This leaves
outstanding?.,The
eliminate the preferred stock from
•;J// •''-lxi '■
inc. tax and surtax.^.
Federal excess profits
tax,_.
Postwar refund of
excess
28,240,441
.
Notes payable
i (current
-.w
the
$1,500,000.
stock
per share.
/
Net
;
cents
$3,231,369
+r-Vr
at
than
preference
INCOME
STATEMENT, YEARS ENDED SEPT.
Shapercf's, Inc., wholly-owned drug
subsidiary) <e'
,S
Other deductions
Fed. normal
pay¬
1,902,488
1,510,366
•
'charges
Prov. for inc. &
,
Sales
■
to
*,:;' Total; u-_r
11,066,039
1,542,951* 11,539,324
1,608,300
more
company;;-./-
'-"(Incl.
f
a;
10,519,562
pension fund
of
prior
stock
opening of rtdw
required: by hew
fixtures
general
the
Oct. 28,
22,683,127
and
A
Cost of goods sold
S.
r
Oct. 27, '45
11,399,375
depreciation__i._?—^
than income
taxesJ_t^4
Taxes other
to 194,200,000
kwh., compared with 177,200,000
corresponding week of fast year, an
increase of 9.6%.—
i
the
Selling, advertising,
warehouse,
livery, administrative and
349,901,504 344,909,594 419,618,928
316,846,868 322,226,467 391,378,48T
for
Contrlb. to employees'
amounted
Dec. 31-*
class
common
Net. sales
LIABIlitlES—
f'FeWod( End.
being
Incorporation
I
11%.
ACCOUNT
Nov.*2,
conditions''permit.
two
or
support
COMPARATIVE
and
Provision
Consolidated Retail
*
outstanding 6%
with only
asked to vote
Other
.
various
on
as
July 1, 1946, at the call, price of
$105
?
1946
previous
Income from
soon
.•
com¬
The
farm
previous
The sale
Selling;
advertising,', genetal "and.
administrative expeuses^^?^_I?_U
■//"/■£
?
on
company
';
1945.
the
Sattie Creek,-Mich.,
in
one
as-
CONSOLIDATED
,,S
.
Dec.
on
made
were
year-end extra dividend
dividend
just
sold
was
?
company on Jan: 8 amiouncSd that
System output of electricity
telectricity generated and purchased) for the week
ended Jan. 5,
"1947,
amounted to
209,700,000 kwh., compared With
184,400,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week of 1946, an increase of
13.7%.
Local distribution
of
for
Act
have
ever
1945;,
Cash
electricity
year's inventory
1945—an ' increase
farmers
1944
Years Ended--
Net
Consolidated Edison Co; ot New
York; Inc.—Output—
The
kwh.
this
wbich
in
Cost of sales and oper.;
expenses..
15, 1947, to holders of record Dec.
31. 1946.
A similar
year-end extra distribution was
made on Jan.
15, last year.
•<
The directors also
declared a dividend of 30 cents
per share on the
stock, payable March 1, next, to
holders of record Dec.
1946—V. 162, p. -2070.
31,
.
of
$850,000,000,
which
included
dairy
production' subsidies,
and iamb producers
subsidies, subsidies and price
common
"
25%
1 M
semi-annual
be .opened
—
**
participating first preferred stock, both
payable Jan.
?
in
.
Corp.-^-Weekly Output^output " bt electric
directors declared"
made
vegetables, .fruits, oilseeds, etc.? payments under
Sugar Act, conservation
payments, and premium payments under
the emergency
grain -purchase plan.
■
24," last^ "the
been
will
expenditure
the
capital of
the.
■
Dec.
largest
were
than
ments
Community Frosted Food Co.—Year-End Dividend—
On
has
sheep
4
Sonthchi
The ' weekly
reduction
year, and exceeds the previous record
year
meat animals accounts for
27% of the 1946
income and the income from
the livestock and the
products of live¬
stock for
$13,100,000,000 or 55% of the total farm income.
Included
in the total income are
government payments to farmers
estimated
kildwatt "hour
energy-, ofsubsidiaries
of this
corporation, adjusted to show general
business conditions of
territory served, i for the week ended Jan.
2, 1947, amounted to
273,108,809 as compared with
230,168,499 for the corresponding week in
1946, an increase or 42,94CI,310; or
18.66%.—V. 165, p. 70.
:v.
Approximately
:?-?/
Commonwealth
f
of
as
at
the
1943.'
at
ended
is
,
;
-
p.
during
reduced.-
$21,500,000,000
years
mere
1945
% Inc.
182,767,000
12.4 V
199,402,000' 181,199,000 10.0
224,480,000
204,790,000'
9.6,
214,968,000 200,033,000 1 7.5 :
.
Dec.
—v,
week
2
with
income
205,501,000
=
Dec.
:
*■
techniques
are
/
of
sales
high
week last
year.
four weeks and per¬
past
as
the
•^v-/-*//:/
bacon, formerly
requiring 35 days or more
and
ready for smoking in seven
daysV
material's used for the manufacture
corresponding
sale, of meat
1946
__
Dac.«" 28—
the
.-•'.*
/
L?/.:
the
been
Nov.
pared
corresponding
Following are the kwh. output totals
centage comparisons with last year;
Jan.
for
improved
of
,deemed
products
•
cure
-
farm
Co.—Weekly Output-^
electric
of
,
the Commonwealth Edison
group of companies,
other
amount
year
1945 and through Dec. 31 have
reviewed
by, the Chicago Quartermaster Price Adjustment
Office,
ito refund Of pi of its1 was due
the government.
FARM INCOME-—The UV S.
Department of Agriculture recently
estimated
the
cash
70.
p.
chough
the
V vf
All
»
Been
of
165,
that
year.
OPA
and
;/
below.—V.
cured
to
such
adequate.
.
See
hams and
are. now
increase in
an
previous
subject to renegotiation
Government during the fiscal
to '
Corp.
Subsidiaries Merge—
.
note
risk
All
to
its
subsidiary,
Corp., for the purpose of enabling
Virginia 1
Jto meet: obligations * incurred in
connection with its construction
pro¬
gram./; -?:/.//>/?//■ .
*
'
•
the
stores
stores, and for addiitional
inventories
;and improved stores call for an
largely
price
of
locations in Detroit And
plans, Subject;
to, availability of,; material,.and gpvemmental
restrictions, for the construction of
buildings (four in. number), mod¬
ernization and rehabilitation of
present, stores,
the
at the end of the year was
$33,780,000
an increase of £7%, due
removal
new
five
-Present
;
?/?,,?.* ■;'?
year;
RENEGOTIATION—The Renegotiation
.
the prevlpus
a
to
required
also
be
as
30; 1946,
charges, equal
quarter of l946.r~Vf 164, p. 1716.;
Columbia Gas & Electric
Corp.?-Ad vance to Subsid-r—
make
extent
the
the
current market
prices.
Due to the very
heavy live¬
stock- receipts
after -meat controls
were -eliminated' in
midiOctober,
coupled with a shortage of labor and
shipping supplies, Jt was im¬
possible to make shipments of this
product until later in that month.
$1.74
Nov.
-
\' The SEC
on
on
lease
where
■/
share
of
inventory declines because of the more"
rapid turnover
product.'./:/
\
A reserve of $3,500,000
has been provided out of this
year's income
for possible future
inventory price declines. This amount' is believed
$2.07 a share in
the quarter ended
Aug. 31.
^ :
'
Consolidated sales for the final
quarter totalled $9,850,000
compared
ivith $7,184,633 in
-
".interesting
sausage,
1945.
under
of
570,300
"
378,609
net
lesser
a
last
in
by-product prices after the
dry sausage such
the
•:
1945'
$8.62
for-the
This
k
1946
'■
to $4.12
205
consuming
bologna, frankfurts and luncheon meats,
etc.,
salami, genoa, etc.,-and many other products
-Through these now and quicker curing
processes,; the palatability of all cured meats has
been. improved, ?
and at the same time
a
and
•
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—
-3,263,900
——
and
compared with
time
.has,
—I $29,504,000 $13,470,000
/
Net
the
.
•
:
•
hy
paid
//,
compared
with $22,948,000
process
fresh
386,495
3140.
p.
is
The
price
per
as
past years,
to
.
Colonial Mills
Ino^Earnings—.
Year Ended Nov 30—;
:
It
the
/
and
stock
hand
on
the
nor,
deducting $450,000 dividends; the
yearly requirement
stock.' profits-amounted to $12.19
higher meat
ceilings and to
'
livestock
preferred
to
production- for/ the 'four / weeks
361,972 barrels, which compares with
for the five; weeks
ended Dec. 2,
1946,
barrels for the four
Weeks ended Oct. 28, 1946.—V.
of
./''/'v.?:.■■
INVENTORIES—The Inventory
.
sale of
price
meat.
compared
$1,439,132
r
$2.31
.
Colon' Development
Co., Ltd.—Production—
461,991
!
1,027,000
Tiie: company- ' announces1
that' its
w
After
common
34,023
1,400,500
the
,4V2%
400,000
$3,330,295
'
j
$5.82
—™
„
;
1944
$2,927,574
—
427,419
2,187,000
•.
_
affect
public, for
$4,450,944
-----387,516
52,795
*$5,947,050
Provision for —t™-;400,591
pension..^;-/.?.™™.::?1 29,164
Provision for'
recon., 'etc,™.™.™ ;' __/__/
Fed. and State
COMMERCIAli* & MlSAKClAli^ttfeONidiCE
•
.
"
•
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Net
railway
from
railway
from
Net ry.
161,813
66,467
$856,441
317,989
•-
197,397
204,072
income—
1-— < y "
railway
oper.
Earned
198,419
9,019,700
railway—-—;/ 2,967,675
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income—-1// 1,678,339
1,345,332
oper.
164,
Federal
'
//•/'////••'•'? :1946 •/
1945
.'■-,—$319,025 $6,799,622
—■;—J—
* 93,039
5,457,520
.
Quartern 12 Mos. sx
Ended
.1
>
profit
TSarned per share on 42,259
"
■^Earnings
1945 V : /• 1944
Net sales—
I
it* $3,395,741 $3,125,027 $1,853,233
♦Net income————
246,89 9
222,223 .J;, 96,559
Number of common shares
p- 1848,964 * J 403,430
1393,428
'■Named 'per share—:$0.29'
$0.55
* $0.24
♦After Federal Income and excess profits taxes, etc.
fGiving effect
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1946
Sales
-
—_
,
Against
.
—
889,076
,'
plant.
plant
<128,341
——
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>
Period
«3ales
—V.
t
164, p. 3289.
i
share.
Greenburg
a
obtained warrants for the purchase of these shares
in January, 1944.
His decision to give up possible realization of about
$460,000 in capital appreciation was contained in a letter to
com¬
pany's board of directors. The letter said.
"1 feel that the interests of
both the corporation and the
Siolders best will be served by the maintenance ef prevailing equity
Mr.
and by the elimination of the possibility of
and his wife own at the present
Greenburg
Mr.
earnings dilution;"
time about 23% of
164, p. 3141.
"
Dispensers, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. — Securities Placed
Privately—Carl M. Loeb, Rlioades & Co. and Roberts &
Co., in December placed privately $100,000 5-year 4%
..sinking fund debentures, due 1951; $100,000 7y:>-year 4%
sinking fund debentures, due 1954; 10,000 shares'($9.50
Eastern Utilities Associates
Period End, Nov.
Operating
5% cumulative preferred 30,000 shares (150 par)
and options for purchase of 25,000 shares of
common, exercisable one year after I present offering.
Prices, $1,000 per debenture, $9.50 a preferred share, 15
cents a common share and one cent an option.
Proceeds
will be used for working capital.-—VY 164, p. 3289.
.par)
Maintenance
.185,574
Net operating revs.»«
• $164,983
l^on-pper,. inc. (net)^^
34>685
/
$199,668
$264,908
accruals
61,879
61,800
2-Cent Dividend—
Balance
and Aug. I, 2 cents each; and
•
^
income./
Gross
•yv.iv■;.;
It was announced-on Jan. 2 that there were more dividend- shares*
-outstanding; on Dec. 31,<1946 than at any previous month end in the*
14-year history of the company,.
.They were owned by oven 38,000 in¬
vestors.—V. 164, p. 146.
,
»
.
,
• y fn
amortization
&
Interest
10
/'
B. V.„
:
,
..
■
,
.
9 Months
before
Balance
Net
.
768,000 V
700,000
shares
of capital
Named per
.
share
:
,
„
/■
,
,
, -
■,■$1.27
$1.73,
income ; .after charges
-4
;*
; -——■Federal' income■; ■.
1,738,770.
'
712.725 shares ,then
'
*
represents the portion of total reconversion
-expenses for this period of $517,336, equal to the reduction in Federal
taxes on income by reason of being deductible for tax purposes.
The
balance of $314,545 was charged against the reserve for contingencies
previously provided.—V. 163, p. 2155.
charge
,v;"
5, 1946
t—-V.
per
-
•
-
-
.
-
'
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Earnings—
-
-
f
'
;
and
gales
Carry-back
Provision
1,54~6~Q0Q
Earned per
—V.
—^
—_JL——- $3,154,142
share on 600,000 shares capital stk. • »- - ■
$5.26
profit
163, p. 1156.-
<
from
railway^.-.. $3,282,518
Net from railway..'—__
1,391,082
Net ry. oper. income
713,598
From January 1—;
'
„
Gross from railway/,-.
33,178,513
Gross
•
.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
.
railway—;—
;
2956.'
:
/
"
•
November—
_
r
1946
-
$294,477
61,394
33,160
39,298
,15,408
Net
ry.
From January 1—
.
from
from
-
$361,764
97,509
- 71,524
—
*
railway—.
3,863,489.
railway—342,646
Net ry, oper. income—.
.11,124
—V. 164, p. 2956.
—
•
Net
1944
1945
$387,049.
from
Gross
„
railway—-
railway—
oper. income—
from
Net
i '•:.
«,r •
*
• T
's
"*
s-;':,,*"''
A; -
Inc.—Weekly Input—
2, 1947 the System inputs
Services Inc.,
Light Co.,
*l \
-j
,.
3.834,290
3,975,642
719,525 — 913,103
480,846-
647,345
1
7,054
160,402
$10,225,725?
/
46,12*
1,360
38,792
.V, .26,948 ;
530,365
503,550
312,234
538
1,452,022
Cr27,000
516,000
129,268
..
';•/
"
deducts, from
———,
/
164,000
Net- income
i
$7,955,734:
$2,366,728 $12,329,Q2Q
'
'
$2,745,016
259,500?
-
Eiectrolux" Corp. (& Subs.)-—Earnings—
1943 /
Sept. 30—
1946
* 1945"
'1944'
$133,474
T $2,184,329
$730,996
$314,659
$0.1^ V
JEarnings per share-—:
$1.73
,$Q.59 '
$0.25
—Y .
♦After "Federal income taxes/ tOn 1,237,500 shares of con)mqn:stqck. %
Net
profit after providing for Federal income tax for the three
months ended Sept. 30, 1946 was $847,514 or 68 cents per share com-'
pared with $213,053 or 17 cents per share for the third quarter of
1945.—V. 164, p. 2543.
;'/"v
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Empire District Electric Co.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
"o
the
yS
1946
& Light
,
1945
Pec. 31—*
.
;
1943
$352,508
112,253
89 848
•• * .
*
" 4,031 338
1324 976
1,054,889
361,903
106,672
.
income
Net
-
——'
share on 350,000 common
Earned* per
'
'
.
.
4
--/
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.:
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^
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/
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Equitable Office Building
■v
.
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-
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/•
Corp^—Huling Reversed—
Court' of Appeals an Jan. 2 ruled that
the reorganizatiop plan for.this
be offered,in
,
Circuit Court
The
had
which
Pet,
denied
plan had been
<
•
offer
plan to pay¬
made an offer
Equitable.
original plan
lest July, will
Oct, 17» 1946$
the opportunity now to come forward and
a
debts. The City Investing Co. on July 11, 1946,
which" provided for payment in full of all creditors of
If no amended plan is offered, it is believed that the
of reorganization ordered consummated by Judge Knox
become effective./The City Investing Go's offer expired
has
off the
—V.
1946—Month—1945 ;
$7,240,613
,
can
.
'■»>"
reversed an order of Federal Judge John C. Kno^*
stockholders the right of amendment because the
confirmed in his Court. The Circuit Court ruling /?ras .
that the confirmation order was not a final decree.
According to the Circuit Court ruling, any responsible underwriter
kilowatt-hours):.
Inc.*—December Sales Up 31.7 %T~
, 1946—12 Mos.—1945 ;
$5,496,240 $65,673,0;$ $53,215444
States Circuit
;The' United
amendments .still
corporation,
■■■"
—-----,$255,235
shares
$0.59
;
,
,_
Amount
360,206?
—
——-—.———._
—V. 164, p. 681...
Vr
nt client oper/
*
$1,548,3261
——
v—
•
Interest/amortization, etc;
'/■■■/Inorease:'»"'4;:
170,325
Ended Sept. 30, 1946
Quarter
—
Total income.
■
which are subsidiaries of
Corp. and of
199,824
49,855
Co
Light Corp.__._
National Power Si Light Co.
Power
Power &
-operating revenues
Net
■.;
compared with the correspond¬
as'follows (in thousands of
for
Earnings
Gross operating revenues
Electric Power . & Eight
Power & Light Co., as
164, p. 3142. *
T
//
Offered—*,
Equity : Corp.—-Subscription and Exchange
corporation -is offering' to each of the holders of its common
$3 "convertible preferred stock of record Dec. 31. thQs,
right,, nontransferable, to buy at $50, 1 unit consisting of 10 shares*
of Equity new preferred and IVa shares of Equity common.
To eacli
'
:
/;>'/' ;</'
k
The
stock, and. its
^
:
Duiuth South Shore & Atlantic Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
-
~
1943
V
"
t;
♦Net profit
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
/ :
1946 '* 31945 '
'» : 1944 ; ?" . 1943
•Net earnings
T$2,249,528 $4,041,703
$3,721,901, $3,754,076
$1,631,516 $2,199,541',' $3,570,231.3 Earnings per share-__i M,
$1.50
$3.38
$3.11
$3.14
203,783 "
728,141
1,526 814
♦After .charges and Federal taxes.
/Includes $1,865,063
175,929 "" 380,379
531,118 - "tax credit.—V. 165, p. 72.
'
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ti
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■;T':.■ •>,>■';:>
::U;1
38,945,786
40,343,082 41,013,779
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Rights-r.
>
.
20,379,185" 21,600.563
23,620,190
11,208,593' 11,693,675
8,776,688
Holders of the common stock of record at the close of business on
Jan, 17,
will be entitled to rights to purchase/the common- stocks
-;v
" •;*_
/t.. "
^ %.
:* •; "j,
1944
,
11,085,141
periods whether;
/")
$2,816,351 $13,404,231
5,204:-
^
income
♦
'
.
.
..
'—V. 164, p. 3142.
r
• '. ' /
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'
ife'SCrv-/// " / ■■'//": *•'". > >: ■
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (& Subs»)'—Earnings—
■;
holder
of
not
more
hclder
.
of
not
more
than 35 shares of Equity common
than 3V% shares of old preferred
and to eaclxr
stock will ber-<:./
the right to buy 1 unit.. Holders of over these numbers of shares*
carry-back
buy 1 unit, for each 35 shares, of Equity common and l unit Iok
each 3 J/a shares of old preferred stock held by them.
The, aggregate
->.■<('•;■/://.-''///:■•■>■ offer * is limited to 165,033 units, v. vf ' /
/ .><■'
'
/;)' /:/ All subscription rights will expire at 12 o'clock nQon (EST), on Jan^- ,
r/?4;-,
/:'
exchange .offers .://;;/;/• '//XW/:.:.-t//
Coincident with the making "of; the. subscription offer, Equity Isf
pf. the American Gas & Electric Co. and the Pennsylvania Power*
Light Co.,; subsidiaries of Electric Bond & Share Co./which are
Offering to holders Of its: old preferred, stock,
tha opportunity of: /
being divested by the latter company.
.yf. tendering their old preferred stock .(including all rights appurtenant;
The rights will entitle the holders to subscribe, to . 16/100ths or
j thereto) for exchange under the following alternative exchange offers,
called for convenience the "stock offer," the "cash offer" and th&i
p share of American and '/ath. of e share of Pennsylvania common,
-
8,899,786
p.
Sales
'
15,546,751
income—
oper.
164,
$8 20
Ry.—Earnings
1945
1946
.
$4,921,000 ^
.
Duiuth Missabe & Iron Range
November—
>'
&
Power
Period End.
.
Net
#
'Edison Bros. Stores,
tax
for
\
-*»■*.
ALON^S
248/>ft:r]Cr3,067,
>
Frov.r for Fed. Taxes on/
29,499
17.3
44,210 . 5,645' 12.$
Former
(02,888 .. 90,614 ; 0 12,274
13.5
The above figures do not Include the System .inputs of any companies
not appearing in both periods.—V. 165, p. 71. ■■/
'
Electric
■•3,454.142 ; ' 23,212,000
taxes--.—1,200,000
16,745,000
credit.ll..—
i-—900,000
contingencies
1
%
Provision for
/'
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American
.,1946 '
1
17,730,526
•
259,500
..
than
other
taxes
income
Fund—Net Assets Lower—•"
Operating Subsidiaries of—
,
-
.
(est.)-
income
Net
31—
/ 2,148,056
/
applicable to respective
;
Expenses
Int., etc.,
$1,514,006
......
ing week during 1945 Were
1945 *
billings, ^-i—l—,r. $84,449,609 $642,514,000-
9 Months Ended Aug.
••
r
former National
.
-
*
f<
American
"^
v
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t
*
•
/ For' the week endSd. Jan.
ating companies of Ebasco
—_——412,704
_1—■
_
$1 34
and taxes
share.
common
161, p. 766.
516,000
$3,043,736
income
Other
Stock Fund—Net Assets Off—
This Fund has reported net" assets at Dec/ 21,: 1946 <rf '$1,067,7381,
equivalent to $15.74 a share on 105,964 outstanding shares, as com¬
pared with $1,479,303 a year ago, equivalent to $16.59 a share on
the 89,157 shares then outstanding.—V. 164, p. 2407;
, l' , * « .V
v-
_1„$21,967,194
Net profit after charges
Named
Cr27,000
*>;-
3,798,886
—.
"Fed/ taxes
160,032
$1,695,932
surplus
equivalent to $26.60 a share on
outstanding.-r-V. 164, p. 2407.
Ebasco Services
,EARNINGS FOR 29 WEEKS ENDED .OCT..
Total
Eaton & Howard
r "
■:
sales-——
Net
"
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V1---
Dominion Stores, Ltd.—Earnings—
;
26,948
530,365
——
201,38$
pared with $18,960,184 a year ago,
■
profit.—$3,126,485
shares_^__________
$3.00
special
7,054
160402
'
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<
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reported net assets at pec. 31, 1Q46 of $25,831,497,
equivalent to $25.45 a share on 1,015,128 outstanding shares, as com¬
Earnings per share on 1,042,644
•This
16,124
38,792
503,550"
■"
"Period End. Nov. 30— '" 1945—3 Mos.—1945 '
1946-^-12 Mos.—1945 \
Gross inc.—From subs.
;
* . :
consolidated
$3,042,284 $2,812,413 $13,398,213 $10,208,93ft>
Other ——/
J1452
3,938
6,018
T$»78|.
,
~
Eaton & Howard Balanced
-
Net
1,360
Cr3,067
INCOME OF COMPANY
-
„
.This Fund has
V
charge«_i—202,791
♦Special reconversion
X3,355435)
v
*
/■ •"•'■! "'
$30,591,610
- , 5,068,046
JNet
18.805,737
.
$1,674,037
-160,971
—V. 165, p. 71.
—/
;
-
2,597,679
—V. 165, p. 72.
.236,241
/
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available for dividends and
-Balance
ENDED S£PT/30,' 1946
EARNINGS FOR NINE MONTHS
.
sales-AL-——
Net
income
taxes and interest-
Expenses,
Doehler-Jarvis Corp.—Earnings—
X.;
•
13,338,348:
18,799,719
'"tjf
■$£472,652.
$1,856,003
Non-subsidiary
798,371:
U ;i'J -:™..
•Full' dividend requirements
earned or. unearned.
$1,472,652
$1,619,762
981,380
2,593,741
3,938
164,000
*
22,578
l$l;619;762
700,000
1026..,:,*.;,Yv.-v. ■;1
///." /-•/■ ■' .////'//■ //''/-'■ ■■• '>'- ■■• ■ - /.
~^v, 163, p,
■
$1,495,230
23,654 '/
1,603,786
13,338,348
18,799,719
16,781
6,018j
5,204
surplus—-;;
Balance,
-
\
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4a9,26$/
i'V.;';.;1'/:'.>■? '</•■'■
<%
77,652
.
$886,000
-
'y
■■
248
.
--i.;--/;-;-;
Federal1 taxes"
income—--—i-i
on
.•
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%
Associates:
Utilities
Eastern
849,000
<
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$1,643,416
—
——
,1945"
$1,211,000
/—„„_—
profit
Number
—_il.—
Jtacome—
Taxes, on
•'
ProV. for.
/
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$1,735?000
$1,979,000
taxes
—
$2,027,398
77,652
G. & E. Co.--.
Applicable to minority interest
>
Pepper Co. (&
Profit
'•
taxes——
Expenses
-
$^^ll068'>$i,6J2,88£
^$166,970/
V.//,.
deductions:
dividend
Preferred
.
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended Sept. 30—•
' 1946.
income
«.
$103f^2'
Balance;
■
1-4 225
Ur341.88»
16,352,223:
2,215,504
•
2,593,741
4,096,154
other, than
taxes
Fed;
420,987 ; ' 435,647
19,673. ►
18,870
35,913
i
34,657
dediics—
Miscellaneous
Oct., 25*..
7,751,004
l/X XX
•■•
—
,
$203,108 / $2,161,728
.$137,789
€ cents.—
Dr.
'
$2,764,623
: 737,225
$2,903,723
"
741,995
/v
;
-
Jpr28,789
148.877
-V
if—*>
320,581
366,711
'.-■<
equity of corp. in
inc.. of >subs..vCops. /
i
$237;714 V $£537,012 T $2,444,042
27tl94 :
24,445,10?
21,384,885
:
3,177,641'
435.023
180,861
.
share,
of record Jan. 15. Payments last year
follows! Feb. 1, May 1
as
Retire/ reserve
quarterly dividend of 2 cents per
a
1 to stockholders
payable Feb.
were
declared
(incl.
;
Electric Pow« & Lt. Corf
v; 4,096,154
Net equity;(a& above)—
1,452
Other income-—-——.
v/'t///,:':;'
4,097,606
Total
7,749,770
6,810,028
557,890 " 653,233
1,930,351 / 1,894,876
/
4,677,402
400,387
•
/
.
/
;
directors have
!
inc. taxes)
Taxes
■
The
601,611
48,728
144,527
44,232
;
^
public- to
mlinterests
to
applic.
Not
-.
*
*(& Suhs.)-—Earnirigs—
$1,123,800
729,011
•
6,810,270
1,807,636
-
BrlQ4,566
;■
dlvs.
-nority
1946-i-Month—1945 ',1946-^12 Mos.—1945 r,
$1,032,580 $12,775,024 $11,802,279
,
Operation.-
common,
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Declares
3ff—'
revenues
23,872,195
572,914
•5,089,843> 28,223,944
6,406,375
1,728,973
;
Balance
•Pfd.
Other
/
•
580,531
449
franchise
to
reserves
Portion
value common , stock.—V. i65i p. 71.
par
24,217,19J5
345,000
346,882
'
common; . . rj , , .* ,s /,; .
« /,-•*
. .
• - ,,
The Association's outstanding 4 V?. % prior ipreferenccr stock will not
be
affected
by the recapitalization plan.
Under the amended plan",
the Association will have 2,500,080. authorized shares of the^^ new $10
new
;
18,383,017. 19,664,54?
5,089,394 "27,643,413
26,388
•
" ;■■■'
*•
■
shares outstanding.—V.
company's 862,856 common
the
235,545
86,250
-
6,379,987:
(net)——
income-—---;
to public
Transfers
>• <
,
outstanding common. .
The plan as originally filed provided for a distribution/of 85%" of
the new $10 par value common'to the 6%
preferred and 15% to the
Old common.
As now amended, holders of the 6%- preferred stock, of
which 374,138 shares are outstanding, will receive 79.01% , or 1,870,690
shares, of the new conmion, and holders of the outstanding 1,988,400
shares of old common will receive 20.99% ; or 497,TOO shares, of the
stock-'$
X
*
and other deducts*.*s.-.
plan
and
stock
the
.values
Plaii
Associatesh^Files Amended
|iled Jan: 6 with the SEC a number of "amendihents
of recapitalization. ;v
; .
. ,
r,
3>
r
The major change made was In the' allocation/ of the company's'
new common stock as between the holders of outstanding 6%
preferred
The company the
;
X\
interest
Net
■
Eastern Gas & Fuel
12,019,884
4,592,912
•• ;
88,245
plants
income
income
Gross
«
*.
*
to
vWmf't*•'
_;
;;:f
:
President Declines to Exercise Stock Option—
Harry Greenburg, President, on Jan. 8 announced he has decided
.not to
purchase 80,000 shares ;Of the company's common stock at
$1.75 a share, compared to the present market value of about $7.50
lease of
Operating
Other
$1.29
^
24,945,432
6,468,232 ;-.5,175,644' 27,990,295
ieyenups-iv
oper.
Rent for
8A63.905
.
$758,461
586,951
$1,375,164 *>$721,684,
597,033
590,194
' $2.31
$1,22'
$1.21
share—'
per
•
*
,
2,395,572
outstanding
Earnings
\
"•
—$2,901,577
and-taxes
-
Shares
/' 1943
1944
1945
1948
Sept". 30—
after charges
Net profit
SALES FOB MONTH AND FIRST 5 MONTHS . ,
'
End. Dec. 31—/'/
1946—Month—1945 vC? 1946—5 Mos.U-1945
$1,513,858 $1,740,951 $6,038,757 $6,045,986
\ ; "
_
stock split-up.
two-for-one
the
to
Net
Inc.—Earnings—
Eastern Air Lines,
9 MoS. End.
64,668
/
acquisition adjusta.-Prop.retirement and
j: depletion
reserve ap¬
/
propriations and depr.
*
,
«,uui/tyyv
.-
■;
for the nine months ended Aug. 31/. 1946 were
$28,497,663,
$31,210,030 the first nine months of 1945.—V. 164,: p. 1868. ^ .
»«
s
,,
10,976,268
-
f 2,836,622
taxes
utility
of
Amort,
taxes.
of
lieu
in
Chgs.
2,566,208
if}
taxes---—
Other
3,220,718
taxes;/;-——
Federal
$1.25$1.24
tAfter book
$0.38
$0.24
share—
per
889,076
889,076
889,076
•After charges and Federal and State income
loss of $113,354 on sale of company's Cincinnati
,
Quarter Ended Oct. 31—
Operation
. »
$
rr $ ■'1
127,636,327 139,010,131 "•
49,993,737 49,379,217 1
" 8,593,559
8,669,601
$
$
31,474,401' 30,904,111
12,867,129 12,212,294
2,133,699
2,159,105
3,952,940
!
Maintenance
f, 1946—9 Mos—1945 /
$338,845 t$lt113,602 $1,105,941
t!t215,065
4-.'"
revenues
availability of.
gasoline ■
use of
^
Subs.)-^Earnings—■
1946—3 Mos.—1945 •
1946—12 Mos.—1945 1 /
30—
Subsidiaries—;
Operating
J946—3 Mos.—1945
outstanding--
Shares
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Diana Stores Corp.
Period End. Nov,
■
Eagle-Picher Co.—Earnings—-
Period End. Aug. 31—
/■■♦Net profit :
—
v..
\
Light Corp. (&
Electric Power &
'
"v'/•■',/
1945.—V. 164, p. 1591. /
third quarter of
'following
2195.
Net
'•Kv'
traffic was held due to the greater
and the'first full year of - the unrestricted
wartime rationing.—V., 155, p. 636,
increased
The
automobiles
v
-
Federal income taxes.—V. 159, p.
♦After charges and
125th
corporation, "has. reported that in 1946 its line between
Manhattan, N. Y., and Fort Lee, N. J. carried 1,434,673 motor
'.vehicles as compared with 1,141,660 in 1945.
In the same period the
Jine carried 2,814,723 foot passengers as compared with 2,779,882.
;
Street
—
..
(
The
■K
,
$225,986 $1,342,102
shares—$0.54 ' /
$3.18
For the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1946, net profit was $264,241, or 63
cents per share, compared with $263,029, or 62 cents per share for the
*.'
•
•
;
'
\
Inc.—Traffic Increases—
Electrip Ferries,
taxes "(1946, $32,750,
Ended ;
Period—
;
<
•;
V'
' Sep. 30/46 Sep. 30,'46
Sales and miscellaneous revenud-.—^«-.-^;^./->; $738,l9l;: $3,564,382
•Net income_v--i—/
r-iV
,255,746
1,149,516
"Number of capital shares—.
500,000.
500,000
Earned per• share—
• $0.51 • . :
$2.30
v
—;
taxes
after they arc
.
,
Car Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept.30—
Profit after charges
164, p. 3412.
'
•j
Diamond T Motor
provisions for Federal
and
charges
Duval-Texas .Sulphur Co,—Earnings—
;
2956.
p.
all
1945, $25,000).—V.
8,567,563
3,912,176
2,288,745
8,241,356
3,183,403
1,904,088
7,745,345
2,556,294
frdtn
Gross
share——$0.26
per
•After
From January
further notice must be
rights. The rights will
issued.—V. 165, p. 72.
- r/- ?
for
bills
33,967
S0.15
stock delivered
accompanied by due
expire eighteen days
-- - •
' " r 4v
certificates for the
and. that all
Jan. 17 and until
the subscription
after
1945 • 1 !
>$599,049
3 Months Ended Oct. 31—
1943
$726,733
318,664
1944
$713,481
272,823
1945
$625,273
1946
November—
Gross
Duro Test Corp.—Earnings—
*'
'
4< 1946
Net sales
—$906,114
'•Net profit I——L_—'
>' 57,864
;
—
notice
further
until
RR.—Earnings
Detroit Toledo & Ironton
13, 194?
Monday, January
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
206
./ given
may
,
-
,
,
&
v
ifpr each share of Electric Bond & Share Co. common held..)..
y
The subscription prices will be determined shortly before the offer-*
ing is made and are to be $7 a share pelow the/market" price iot.
American and $31/a, a share below the market/.for - Pennsylvania.1 :
The Committee on Security Rulings of the New York Curb'Exchange
has ruled that Bond and Share common be not quoted "ex rights"
.
privilege": ;• .
alternative exchange ^offers are ;,pn
preferred stock for
m(A) The Stock Offer: 10 shares of new
"contingent
;
The
Equity
common
stock
the basis, of 1 share, of oldt
preferred and 1W>shares or
(having under-the subscription offer;» unit
,
Volume
price
of
165
$50)
having,an
Number 4559
plus^ 1%
shares
of
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
American
General
Carp.--common
aggregate
Eversharp, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—•
*
9 Months Ended Nov. 30—
/.'"/V//•
■
(B)
able
The
cash
General
Corp.
common"
the
an
(C)
an
per
shares
1946
outstanding—
1940.
/
-
1945
/,
"///'■:
CAPITALIZATION- SEPT. 24. 1946 ■'
'-'•'/••■
Authorized
4'% cumulative pref. stock
(par $100)_
30,000 shs.
Common stock (par 25c)
">1,620,000 shs.
339;117'
common
RaZof
effect
Co.
and
'
i tAfter? taxes;
of $7
equal ''to accumulated unpaid dividends' of $4.50 and /
premium of $2.50 per share on 1 share of
the, old
This offer expires,at 12 noon
(EST) on Jan.. 31, 1947.
i'1 Export Executive Named
/ An expanded
The
poration
Contingent Privilege (optional only to; stockholders
sccepting the cash offer if they desire American
General stocks so far ash?!
foreign
with the
and
reserves,
i
/
in New Sales. Move—
trade program
has been
launched
appointment of Louis J. Skinitzero
f/v/500,000
^
,
cor¬
;
to
,
Outstanding
21,270 sh;i»
'
reserved for issuance in connection
issued and outstanding common stock of
Subscription
Vice-President
as
.
252,580 shts_
shares
chase of the
Inc., and 867,420
•»
'
by this
'
typcv
-
share__^_,^._-.—$4.90
/ $3.77
complete" absorption" of the Magazine
Repeating../.
jhcludes $786,282enet profit- from^
razor business.
' »
i,;:
to
preferred -dividends
as.a
non-diversified investment company of the closed-end
having become subject to that Act on or after
April 30, 1946.
$1,278,128
,.
/Gives
aggregate market, price on the hew
of business on Dec. 26, 1946
the'close
amount
redemption
preferred stock).
;
having
at
of common
Earnings
•
*$4,503,762
918,746
;.
:
earnings
Number
17, 1947./
Offer (subject to allotment to the extent
that avail¬
not, sufficient)! $50 in cash plus 2 shares of American
York'Curb Exchange
<b,eing
tNet
•
Cash
is
201
*
market price on the New York Curb
Exchange1'
at ,the close oi
business on Dec. 26, 1946 of $4.81
(being an amount *V,
in-excess of accumulated unpaid dividends of $4.50 on 1 share of
//old preferred stock. Offer,■ expires at 12 noon-(EST) on Jan.
shares
reserved
for
'•
warrants.
issuance
On May 1, 1946, the certificate
of
the
Fiscal
pur¬
CounsoV
exercise
upon
of
,/,..*
;
,,
with
tfcw
' /
,
,
incorporation
amended
was
so
as
increase the authorized number of
shares of class A common
stocit,
by Larry
from 240,000
cash is unavailable for
shares
to
all tenders under the cash
Robbing/ Senior/yice-President and General Sales
1,500,000 shares and so as to change tha
offer); 1 share .of/
Manager.
Mr.
class A common stock of the
American General
Skinitzero, wgs Vice-President in
corporation from no par to 25c pam¬
Corp. $2^preferred (callable at $52.50) plus 1%.
charge of "sales for Eversharp Interna-,
per! share. On Sept. 24, 1946,, tho certificate
sifar.es- of American General common
of
having an aggregate market price*.* tional, a subsidiary 'corporation, since 1944. vi'.:
incorporation wi
:v
dn the New'.York Curb
.\.) further amended'to effect the following changes in the Classes'and
/•/"During the last (wo years, we have made steady gains in the
Exchange at thd elose of business on Dec. 26,
>'■
/'. trade field," ,Mr.
foreign v amounts of securities which the
1946 of $4.81
(being, an amount In excess of accumulated ;unpaid?
Robbins said, "and the goal
corporation
is authorized to issuo:
of our new program is to '
(1) each share of 4S9
give Eversharp the
/ dividends ;t>f <,$4.50 .Qn 1 share of, old preferred stock). This'offer
non-cumulative preferred stock (par
same-leadership- and prestige in world markets that $100) wa&
changed to one share of 4% cumulative
it now holds in
expires at 12 noon (EST) on
the domestic field.
preferred stock (par $I0d); and
Jan* 31, 1947,
There is a heavy demand abroad"
(2) each share of Class A common
for American
stock (par 25c), and each sharoAll tenders of' old
writing instruments, especially iji
>preferred stock - under the -stock- offer will' be
Europe, South America, •
of Class
B
comrhon
Africa and the Far East.
stock (par 25c) was
We are
accepted regardless' of
changed to one share of
allocating a portion of our in- : common stock
subscriptions 1 under the subscription; - offer or
creased production to meet that,
(par 25c),"
r;
tenders under the cash oifer
-/-J
1
• "
demand and to establish a substantial
»'""■!
"
or the
contingent privilege. - Acceptances',;
export market for the future."—V.
BUSINESS
cf the stock offer will
HISTORY—The originally
165,. p. 72.
correspondingly reduce-the number of shares
contemplated primary
pur-"
/;/•■/v// )/•'•/■/
of new preferred and
poses, of • the corporation were the.
Equity common available for subscription under
carrying on of a business advisory
service
the subscription oifer.
F$bron (Corp., New .York—Stocks
principally relating to business problems of North American,
The cash offer will be
subject to allotment in
Offered—^^Gillen «&.
case the available cash
companies doing business or
of Equity
desiring to do business in South America/
(principally the proceeds of the sale
Co., on Jan. 8 offered.40,000 shares of convertible
and the
of the new preferred)
class A
financing of business ventures and enterprises connected with,
is, in the judgment of rile board of directors/ stock
(par $2.45) and 40,000 shares of common ;stock
trade and business in and
of Equity, not sufficient to
with South American countries.
permit the acceptance of all tenders under
/
the cash offer,
(pah 5^) In Units of one share of each at
If and to the extent that ca6h
/During the war years and as a result of trade and other restrictions
received by Equity
$2.50 per unit. // arising out of war
from the sale of new
'• *
preferred and Equity
The" net: proceeds 'will lie'
conditions, it was inadvisable for the corporation
common,- and otherwise
Used for ' the
to ,'epga^e. in
develpprheht g.hd exploita-?
./ available, Is not sufficient to permit acceptance of all tenders under
tion of a license
South American
activities
to
the
extent
.agreement- between- A. M. Ross-Smith
originally
the cash offer,- the
and General *
planned. During 1944 and for about
contingent privilege is provided and holders of
first, half year of 1945, the -cor¬
Aniline & Film Corp., dated Nov.
6, 1946 and assigned by Mr. Ross-/
old/
poration
carried
preferred. 6tock may; thereby, obtaiu American
on
a
Smith
profitable and
to
the
General stock in lieu
relatively substantial import
company
on
Dec.
20,
1946.
Under
this' agreement!
of cash. The contingent
and export business,
consisting primarily of importing quartz crystals
privilege will be subject/to, allotment - in, the-> * General Aniline '& 'Film.;:Corp.j" granted^ Mr."
;
Ross-Smith a" license ; to / ;
gventj .(believed W, be unlikely.) thatand-semi-precious; stones'from Brazil.
print fabrics by a certain
However, due to the abrupt
available-American General $2
process known as -"Ozara" in the
preferred owned by
develop¬
drop in demand for quartz crystals at the end of
Equity is insufficient to permit the
ment of which
the war, the import
process General Aniline had been
acceptance by.
previously engaged.
Equity' of *all tenders/under the
ancj export business '.of the corporation has
General Aniline
.diminished considerably,.
contingent/privilege;
/ -/
agreed to furnish Mr. Ross-Smith at cost with
all
^ - necessary
The import and export business
> Holders of. old
was
operated through Donald M.
'
equipment,
chemicaU. and
preferred/stock may either exercise their
technical
assistance
to' print •
Murray Co./Inc./a * wholly, owned
subscriptipn / fabric by the Ozara
fights or accept the exchange
subsidiary, to June 30, 1944, whereoffers, or both, as they may desire.^
process, to make available the results of con¬
/ tinuing
uppn. sucH company, was liquidated and the
AH payments and: tenders
under
import and export busine:;»
research, to indemnify and hold Mr. Ross-Smith
the respective offers should, he!
harmless
was.
subsequently carried on by the corporation itself.
rpade, to the transfer office of Equity at 1
.'••■;* -,
Exchange Place, Jersey ' against'all-patent'ihfringement, suits-and claims, and to-give Mr.
/ /Concurrently with the diminution of the import and
Ross.-Sinith terms as .favorable-as
City, N. J,
export business,
those
of
.
;
•
any
other
;/
contract
/',/:" *
if
the domestic phases of the
thereafter given, to. another party. In consideration
Corporation's business have increased id
of the.,
PLAN OP RECAPITALIZATION
foregoing, / importance.
The importation of
Mr. Ross-Smith
quartz crystals and semi-precioua
agreed to pay to General Aniline
a
royalty of 5c
stones.has been discontinued. »
/The' offers are made as, a part of a plan of
per
linear yard on
all
fabrics
\
Zw/
.
printed by Mr. Ross-Smith
recapitalization, of Equity, by
the
designed to, eliminate or decrease the accumulated
Ozara- prpcess/,
; While
it j; is intended to
"The! /jjrfeement
or; t^po years; jfrdm- Jan."
unpaid dividends/
expand and diversify the foreign trader,
1,-1947
on its old
preferred stock and to reduce its future dividend
/and continues" thereafter/ annually/unless cancelled
activities of the corporation through its.
requireForeign, Trade Division, which*
by
6 months' /
:/' ments. The first step in the plan has been
is presently staffed
"notice,".'-:'■' •■'
consummated through an,
by five of the ten full time employes of the.cpr-.
/••'
i In! addition'
;
amendment to the certificate of
to!'Jhe -stock"! being offered
incorporation of Equity authorizing *
poration, the management is of the opinion, based on various in¬
36,006 'shares' of common
the new preferred now
offered, pursuant to vote of holders of. a major-/ ! stock- weref;Issued as itollows: j
w.
vestigations of opportunities to pursue'
; v ' ;,
originally contemplated activ¬
*
ity both of its old preferred stock and common stock.--The
(1). 20,000: shares were purchased on
ities
and
on
experience
derived
Dec.
from
proceeds
transactions
that the
most
26,
1946
from
tha i
received by Equity from the sale of new
company by Richard ;"M; L6ck€Fy Vice-President -and
profitable field of 'endeavor at this time lies in what
preferred and Equity common
-Production; Man»
may be broadly
(Under the subscription offer or otherwise will be used
ager
of the company
described as an investment business of the
at 5c per share.-These shares were sold
under life pigry
so-called special situations,
to
Mr. Locke'in order, to
<pnly for the puprose of retiring
afford Mr.-. Locke an
type.. J
outstanding old preferred stock or
^
♦ <•/
opportunity to acquire a:
''//']
.
,
•
the assumed 5 % gold debentures issued
financial interest in the
by American, British & Con-/
company
in connection with the
! The type of transaction which the
employ-.
management proposes to pursue
tlnental Corp.,; now outstanding'In'the
; merit "of; Mr / Locke': by' the ^ company and • Mr.
principal, amount of $2,10pi000);
henceforth as its' primary business-is the
Locke's agreement • so
/ and called for redemption on Fob.
organizing and financing: to
serve, ', as production
1, 1947. A part of the cash require¬
manager, for a period; of: five years - at a >
of. new business .enterprises and tlie reorganizing and refinancing pt
ments of the plan will be provided
salaryl of ^$8,000 per- year. tThese share*^ were
by sales of the new preferred and
issued fot' investment
! existing'' business enterprises, including enterprises where, in
common under the
the.
;; and'not/foc^distnbutionr ?
'
subscription offer,otherwise, i ' //
•;
V
y
cpinion of tne management' of the- corporation, the correction of Sk
(2) 10,000'Shares'Were purchased on Dec.
■/'To* the .extent/that holders of.oid preferred stock .do
26, 1946 from the company
not accept temporarily unfavorable situation, through improving the organization
by-Gilleti & Co., at 5c per. share. .Such
any of the exchange offers, their shares
shares, were purchased by:
and business or
may be left outstanding or
supplying working capital or other financing should'
GiUen •& -Co.ffor. its own. accounts
/ may, at the discretion of the board of directors of
for4nvestmentr -i./
;
result in the corporation's
/
Equity, be redeemed
ultimately realizing, a profit on its invest- /3) 6,000 shares* are beings
in whole or in part
reserved : by the company ' for issuance
by the payment in cash of $52.50 per share, plus
mient. The corporation has
i to members of a
already engaged in. transactions of that
accrued unpaid dividends to the
proposed, executive committee at 5c per share,-in
date of redemption.-; Any
type
redemption
order to afford members of this
Of -the-.old
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an
preferred stock/left- outstanding-will
opportunity to ac- /
necessarily depend!
quire a financial interest in - the
During 1945, the corporation acquired 96.7%- of the
;; iipon market
capital stock
company at- its
conditions, available .funds and other factors. AH shares.
inception. These
of Buffalo
shares will
be .issued
of old preferred stock
Foundry & -Machine Co., totaling 2'1,940 shares, at thfr,
On
condition
that. the
acquired pursuant to the exchange offers vyjll
recipients shall, hold *
them Akm- investment and not- for
vesthhate'd/neVaggfegalte^cost of
/ fee canceled, The .capital of Equity will be reduced
distribution.
/
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by the amount of.
$1,306,-170//
:/;Gri Pec; r20,r : ^946)) vths
/: capital represented by
On April 30,
/ old' preferred -■• stock now held in
1945/all of the directly owned physical "assets and
/ifs/trea3iiry / ) Ross-Smith, President and^Q^pany, ; issued a«4 delivered to A.' M. '
and acquired under the
director 90,000 shares of common
certain intangible assets of. Buffalostock..
exchange offers. There, will be an increase in
Foundry &. Machine Co. were- sold
:fin! consideration: of the, assignment
the capital of
for cash to the Blaw-Knox Co.
by ■ A; .M. Ross"-Smith *of ail of
Equity by the amount represented by the par value)of
for the sum of- $1,335,946 and,
on
his
shares of new preferred and
right, title (and interest in and' to a certain, contract
May 29/1946 (bur as of April 30, 1946) the assets of
dated
Equity common issued pursuant to the
1
Buflovak North¬
Novtf/6, *1946 '. between" himselfv* and general- Aniline - & Film
west Co. a, subsidiary .of Buffalo
subscription offer and. the stock offer.
Corp.
:Fbundry»& Machine Co., were sold;
to the Blaw-tKnpx Qo. in
/ It is contemplated
exchange for 10,385 shares of capital. stock <
tha'X'reg^rdless of the< number of shares of -&ld.<:'
of the Blaw-Knox Co., such stock then
preferred stock which remain
having a value of $279,097.*
outstanding as a result of the plan,_
Fe daers- Quigah
Upon < the-^aaleLbf the assets of Buflovak' Northwest
Equity may, as a part of the plan, through
Company,; tho
purchase of American
{
/ General $2
excess of' the' Value
of !the Elaw-Knox Co.: stock
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—/
preferred or the retirement of its own old preferred
"received over the;,
'
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stock, /
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-
in
charge of export
operations,
it was announced
Jan.
on
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CdrpJ-J-Earrtings^—
increase
to
the
of
American
General
$2
:
preferred
Equity's
in
t;Net-profitr-.-__-y.r_/^_„l.r-Z/_~t-^-/l
relation
»JEarned per. share_i_______—i.—
outstanding preferred stocks so that Equity would hold
v
Approximately, l share) of American General $2. preferred for each
outstanding share of old preferred stock or each
outstanding 10 shares
of new preferred. - Since
virtually all of the liquid assets of Equity
j < amounting, after deducting the amount required for the
redemption
of $2,100,000
American, British & Continental Corp.. 5%
gol$ deben¬
tures, to approximately $2,900,000 on Oct.
31. 1946) would be required
in order to
accomplish this result, current income available for divi¬
dends, on preferred ,stock would be
limited, assuming the foregoingrelationship is achieved, to dividends received on the American G4n-.
J: era! $2 preferred (or at. the' rate of
$2 per share for each share
of
preferred
stock
outstanding
and such dividends as
may be
General
stock
preferred
of
stock
American
and
General
each
or
received
.
the
held
shares
10
on
of
new
/Eased on); i.,2po)ooo; shares'of capital
the -5-^or-l; stock ,split, in October 1945,
V. 164, p. 1719. " '
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EARNINGS
•
'f ''irt
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^y,-164/p,
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V
'7
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A"
9
withdrawn.—V, 164,
FOR
9
MONTHS
ENDED
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.v.;.
30,
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*
Can/inC. '&-
exc;
!:
rrransfer from jeserve---—^-«^H-T
;
t'
,
Cr96,096
for
reserve
postwar
-
.v...
The
of
The
to
the
in
corporation
but
the
the
41,666
part
$^14,393" ;
^
,
"V
S
279,568
$1.66
$3.27.
163,
by-The Aviation
Crosley
a
new
shares
Corp.
used
in
corporation,
the
of
of
As a condition
Corp.
,
Costs ,and
.
:A
M,V'w>;
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9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
sales
—i.
jex^enses^.r
^Vvtri
^
f1
to
J
Miscellaneous
Doss
on
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83,441
.
~
,
.
plant__»«_i>j«L.;«.^
■
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7
v
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Provision<for
'taxes.,
56,544,;-.
v
;
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*
11,209
:89,633
(net)
;;*^aiming$
per
;<-•
>
£ *Qn 244,191
shares „capital ^stock.i par $5.
life insurance received."
,
>*>
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r
i^i?;^.pONSOJLiiD4TEb
tExclusive
ot'
C
.
>\-.-$l.3^:»
,
$293,404'
.
BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30/1946
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$1,326,126;! Dominion of Canada : Bonds—at cost •=
market; v$16,302.),. $15,600;/ trade -accounts
^receivable' and) '-'!
terminated war
contracts/less, reserves of ; $152,124),'/
$2,777,255; ;!inventories, $4,666,797;,! advances
to logging '
contractors,$19,813;. other assets, $194,658; timberlands
(net), $2,374,175; property,-^'
plant and, equipment
(net), $3,062,732; patents and licenses •.
(net),''
$120;855; deferred
under
,
charges^ $257,850; total/ $i4,615,860/
I -s LIABILITIES—Notes
payable' to? banks, - $2,400,000; ■
bapk loans nod i
Qverdrgft-r-Canadian subsidiary. $105,608; >trade
accounts payable, - $1,/^
256,258;
■
withheld
from
employees,*7
expenses; $168,682; Federal -V
State .and
Canadiaji taxes on-income—estimated",
$771,441;:. .portion of
long-term indebtedness
maturing within one
year,"$352,488; long-term'
ipdebtedheSs, ;$2,285,7T1;;- reserves for:
miscellaneous, .operating purposes,
$84,706,v capital stock* (par
$5),'*: $1,220,953; capital surplus;
$1,351,729;
earned
surplus, $4,133,491 r. total,:- $14,615,860;—v.164; P. 2017./'
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if"
U/;;
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,
*$3,661),
Nil,.
•«*--'
,
As of' April 30,
additional'.papier mill.—:V. .165,
equip/
p.
>
.72/,
j
,
$95,708.,
1
$0.61
\
is .issuing
is
$3
and
is
Registrar &
payable,
on
or
before 3
an'
subscription price,
p.m.
(ESTi^Jan.
24
at
office
of
Transfer.Co.; Jersey City, N. J., warrant agent-.
i CORPORATION—Organizedin
Delaware
stock
oL the
the
June
26/ 1943,. under a
chaTrter: providing 'for perpetual
existence,, OriginaUy the name was
Fiduciary Counsel, 8,; A.; Inc'r On June 30, 1944, name was
changed-
iFiducjary.-.Managenjient, &.'? Ai?;Iqic/';and', on. May 1, .1946;; the,
corporatibn'adopted its present name. Corporation is registered under,
and is subject to the
provisions of the Investment Company Act o(
:
.
capital
the
of
capital
stock
\
acquisition, certain assets.;
manufacturing were trans-,
Motors, Inc.,- in exchange for
Crosley
stock
of
said
Crosley
Motors,
''-7
/
1946) with' the
Inc.
As
a
•//Z//v/
,
.approval of its stockholders, the
and outstanding shares of the
(then
known
.
as
to
of ^Fiscal
1951.
The
shaU
be
value
that
issuable, in
and
corporation
aggregate,
earnings
after
value
to
number
of
shares
instalments
each "June '30
thereof
/equal
in a number, not to exceed
determined on the basis of the
be
Counsel,. Inc.,
be assigned to
/.which,-taken, at. the
on
as
such
June
April
.^v/./ t/•//•.•;:•.
(1)
of
under
tha
of
agreement
the
shall
shares
net.
30„
Counsel,
the
after
June
InC;^corporation,^
Dec.
31,
194£t
including June 30,
1951,
per
share,
31.
as
the
earnings'of Fiscal/Counsel,- Inc.,
period; provided that the maximum
aggregate
to
and
$3
Dec.
or
Fiscal
stock
practicable
31,'to
of
of
500,000
cumulative
1946,
30,
shares
common
as
Dec.
30
the
of
soon
and
higher
from
the "net
the
case
book
be,
(2)
or
shall
may
the
for
preceding-
number
of
shares
not
exceed 500,000 irrespective of
earnings of Fiscal Counsel, Inc.,
further provided that in the event;the\
cumulative
net
prior to June 30, 1951; and
net -earnings of Fiscal Counsel,
Inc.; for any instalment period shallshow a-deficit,-such deficit shall be.carried forward to the
subsequent
such
to stockholders rights to'subscribe for
Buflovak
such
;,
period
period
;
of
The
the
t
aggregate of 867,420 additional shares of presently authorized
common.
Stock .at, the/rate of four-additional shares for each one
share ofcommon stock", held of record on-Nov.
25, 1946. ' The
to
.
•
A Fiduciary" Management, Inc.!—Stockhoiders'
/Rights—/'/'The-'-corporation7
stock
<S»
principal stockholders of Fiscal Counsel, Inc., were Jackson
Martiridell, Clinton Davidson, Raymond E. Hartz and. their respective.
families, which persons were the- promoters of the corporation andt
axe
also sockholders, directors and principal executive officers of tho
corporation.
The agreement, providing for such-acquisition provides;
that the corporation will issue to the stockholders of Fiscal
Counsel*
Inc.; in exchange for all of the- latter's-shares, shares of common
instalment"
,»',4v'*••*,• / ./;.'«•/**
of. the
a.
the
Foundry
30, 1946, after giving* :
payable in connection withi
majority
a
of
acquired all-of the issued
stock of Fiscal Counsel, Inc.
issuable
EARNINGS, FORr.9 MONTHS' ENDED'SEPT. 30, 1946
Ne/ income-after .charges
;and.'taxesj../^/—r
Earned per share oh 155,746 shares—.1'
.-^/I57;;p/1269/:V""/-'
Buffalo
of
of
Management
Planning, Inc.). Fiscal Counsel, Inc. is engaged in advising business
organizations as to the best means of
accomplishing various financial
transactions relating to the business of such
organizations, such a»
corporate recapitalize,ons. and reorganizations/It "also acts as broker
•or negotiator in the
purchase and sale of businesses,
in
Ferry Cap & Set Screw Co.—Earnings-—
,*
I-C-•'•):MS:
payrolls, payroll taxes, and; taxes
$484,731"; accrued .taxeg,. interest,. and 0,then
/ *
1945
$1Q6,368 ;
$0.65
.
ASSETS—Cash,
,v
a
s,
—
if~: Cqhoted'
claims
1946
—,—i
//Fernstrom Paper Mills Co., Pomona, Calif.
Stock
OfferedZ/Padfic: Co/ of CalifOrnia/ Lbs "Angeies, ion
Jan./
2 offered*: 2,900 -shares of' 5%
cumulative-preferred stock'
I at; par ($100). - Proceeds will be used to build
and
;
-'• -$1.31
r-
JX
s
/
.
";"c;
-,..$1.69
QuaTter Ended Sept.* 30—{
Nett; income .after/ charges; and, taxes™——.—,
Earned- per.
§hare_i.._,i/_
*'Loss.—V. 163, p. 1157. "
304,834:860,000"681,800.
r•
,
;
(
Cr60,590
share
company.—V./164, pi 132$.' "
,
.
\
$,563,938
/ Federal. Serew. Works—Earnings—
30,426"
=•<'.-
1946
T.
of the
62,699,
'■
31,
pe|p':common':Share^.-^//!.----/-.---^.-^-.-;---/^--;'- //, $1.15
R/ Lippard, President, stated that
shipment? have exceeded$14,OQO,000, and. surpass any 7peacetime record in the 36-year
history;
*
206,000
263,000
•
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>
10 MONTHS ENDED OCT.
*;Earne'd
v 60,04#
..
34,387
Federal' And ;forelgil^
Miscellaneous credits
; -
FOR
realized
of-this
capital
Net iKcome after charges and taxes.—
$1,258,131 ^$1;551,21^;;
•
>income'
on
-
ip,l;
?,
EARNINGS
.
1944
Inter-Co,;comm. .earned_^-._»^.—044,653
;
•
>\l*' *3/'
$1,201,586 " $1,489,119
Prov. for
postwar rehab. & contlng.
•
1
!$l4)805f843 3^1,599,5^
316,080
C
deductions
sale of
,
1945
Tfotai : PfPht,*^$749,916
interest.cixpense .d
i'f-' '
I
$633,836
income
.
;
Federal, Motor Truck Co.:—Earnings—
^...-,12,414,3&S( ;33,604,26?
T
Operating''profit'
-
1
1946
$13,048,135
j'et
automobile
Motors, Inc.,.al, ,$6,per sh^re. ">
,
Subs.).—Earnings—
r.pt
appreciation
of Sept.
as
amounts
corporation
.
profit
segregation of the Crosley Interests and in order tn
facilitate negotiations, the corporation purchased from1 The
Crosley
Corp. the aforesaid 41,666 • shares/:of. the capital stock; of
Crosley/
,
Evans Products Co. (&
•\
stock
84.8.%
owns
has
unrealized
capital
additional
Crosley Corp.
ferred. to
.———
reconversion.—V.
plant
this
corporation,
of
279,543,
------------
'.Transfer., from
The
Co.,-which: company
acquisition
2,373,150
/$463;029:"
Number of c&pitaj.sh&re§_i_-—279,598
Earned per shai'C-r
$5.71
and
•
The
,
■■.i?'..
'$1,596)542
$151,400
/ / //•//•'
during 1945, participated in a transaction between
Aviation';Corp. and" The/Crosley Corp., >' which resulted in - the
The
i.
—
^
to
/ the purchase of-Buffalp
Foundry, &, Machine Co. stock,
952,741
-
State¬
investment
consideration
359,295
* 922)000
:
$122,637.
transactions;
Northwest Co., .amounted to $495,225
'
.
■:
"* "1944■
,$1,744,465.. $3,287,543
,
prof, taxes/
these
on
Machine
<^orp(/-Earnings—Ended:Sept/3oL' i ''"'*1946/. ' '1945
after-:exp^nses/»rii^$2,422,446.
Fed. &
amounted
profits-
aggregating
corporation's
$6,965,323"
'
'
assets -sold
company expects to receive/ under the "carry-back"
provisions
the Internal Revenue Code, refunds of income
and excess
profit
1946
'
7;
the
of
such
cff
-
taxes
SEPT.
Amortiz. of emergency facllities---,
;
-registration statement (No. $723) filed with the SEC
Sept. 6.
covering 105,000 shares of cpmmon stock
(par $1)
lias, "been)
p. 1592,
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/
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and
Months
Net-
* The
;
'
Federal* Mogul
-
ment Withdrawn-—
.
1082.
'
_
the shares of other American
"V*
'
Ipc.-ryEarnings—
:Net'-ihcomeiirli~---'A—•'.737,053
y
dividends, If any, on the common
by Equity (after payment of t the
*
stock' after giving effect to
tAfter charges and taxes.—'
,
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^
.
cost
was recorded- on
the. books of Buflovak Northwest Co., the transaction
--being, considered.a nontaxable exchange. On the sale of the
assets/
of
Buffalo Foundry
& Machine
Co.
for
cash, Buffalo. Foundry &
Machine Co., sustained a loss, of $466,450, but'
as a result of this sale
$0.02
Sales
preferred)
Manufacturing; Co., CWcag;o—-Registration
$8.25
•:■'•••■■
Federal Bake Shops,
.
operating expenses of Equity). In conformity with its
practice during.
the past two years, .Equity is now
purchasing American /General: $2
preferred on the New York Curb
Exchange.—V. 165, p. 72.
,
$301,735, .' $27,781
.
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7
-
.
old
hook
.
proportion
and
deducted
from
the
net
earnings
periods'. ./
or
During June,
1946,
of
the
subsequent
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*
the
corporation
Woodland 'Farms," Inc. " (Calif.),
for
was
the
instrumental
primary
in
purpose'
-;
organizing
owning1
of
and operating farm lands in California, and with a
capital structure
consisting of 20,000 shares of class A voting common stock (par $10),
and-15,000 shares-of Class B (non-voting) common stock (par $10).
Corporation
common
securities
'shares
by
the
on
slock
$s140,000
df
in
of "
June- 20,> 1946,
of
Woodland"
Woodland
othdr persons
promoters
owns
and
Woodland.
cash/ such
of
Who
the
purchased
14,000
Farms/ Inc.,"
at
shaves-of the Class A-
$10
per
share,
totaling-
investment" representing 70%-of the voting
Farms, Inc. All of the remaining authorized
Farms,
are
not
Inc'.
were
affiliated
corporation.
operates about 20,000
At
acres
purchased
with
the
at
$10
per
corporation
or
sharo.
wit'ix
present Woodland Farms,: In©•
of irrigated land in California,
.
•
Monday,^ Jiatiuaryr- -13, ^i947-./^'
JP8
Foster &
.management and operation
^Corporation takes an active part/in the
jQjf this company., J.
,
. <*.u;.a-•
Directors
and ^Officers:
Chauncey B. " -Borland,
the creation of
authorizing
.
.
holders
Powel
Chicago;
O.;' Seymour H.;. Knox,
Md j Jackson MartmdeU, .Quarter Ended g
Cincinnati, O., M. T. #
Drofit
MhwaukeeV.
^vertingE.rBuffalo, Pittsburgh, William B Uihlein.
N.-Y.K Pa.; Charles A. Briggs, II, (Vice«-Pres.),
Charles
Young,
/New York and B. R. Bryant, (Sec. & Asst. Treas;) , Jersey City, N. J.PURPOSE—The purpose of this offering is to increase _thei capital
Earned
t> 3(y_
Li
$1.44
-V. 164,
p.
GM
..
reorganization 'situations
directors •. deem.' appropriatev -unaproceeds in one or more development^
such situations arise.—Vi l64,; p; ^957. 7
as
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V
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h» n«prf
Earnings
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Firestone Tire &
Rubber
underwriters./*
,,
c
Galland
72,-y
",v
WM
The
Cb.
4.
.
.
f i\
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38,569
3ri},4
;:5'131,968..Vf;u: 30,023^^;^^)
827,849;
? *Productiod affected by
;
306,436
k
GM strike whiOh began'Nov. 21,
r* o p;-
Trucks—i
and
'MP
p*
"1945,- and a ^
,
MP' g
4 ;•
. «'•
.. •' • June UIW UV«,TOV,passed the miliiont mark,"and despite
nv«* orders had ; iw wiv ytWUMVUUII miany Uliuc^
HHJ-'ejUO. U*.
filed v production has mounted steadily, and" more And* more units have been
plan.-^for.; placed>inAtheMuuids#f;'waiting^ustomOrs,:orders?in:the lastylialf of:
J.— -' .v.....
SEC Jan.
'cliiubed At;A; Steady-rate "of approximately 10,000 A
es
month.. r ^
. ...-
,
-
plants next
TTlYlflilia in the ' ^hPwbnlAf! v»okrt># fnr vT6i4Vno+lniv'
Unique
Chevrolet report for 1946, Mr. Keating'
,1*
Associates all the certifi
Bftderal tax provision.
33,266
,127,988
Trust, and; all causes—i-—.jassembly
of two new
(Net sales
fPJ
,
the /liquidation M:;;the-company.;MMMp .'MpMp'-lM .'
•- »Thd*order backlog,'.* he continued,','is - sufficient to carry through
onHi distribution, by Associates . «the year
distribution; hv-. AssonLates-i
»Th»- -mii.. h«v.irin» »► k«
,v. v.
8.% income-, f 12'/acurrent rate. 'Chevrolet's facilities will bs: expanded by producing at MM
•: the "months oti-passenger cars 15 months on trucks, the addition
Mar.;
Bsofit -after -charges—.-....—
40452
99,410
126,451
rTotal
J,^..
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and jits-p&rbot, General Public Utilities Corp.,-;
2 a joint.application:for^^Approval -of:a
company
End
Guar. End
: -The plan
provides >tor the tmnsfpr
isna..^uar^£,na. .
.tv,0- nion .nrnwiH^e.jfor-yihrt transfer ■ and
31, 46 June 30, '46 Sept. 30,'461
to .General of, all of its assets, including -the; $18,612;700
$2,284,334 fe$2,929,290v/$2,563,242 { :%notes due,March. 1^1967,. of;Utilities Investing
545,449678,846
424,232
of action, both;legal and 'equitahle.
r
„
-207,200.257,800
General, under the; plan; would transfer; to
,155,000
cateS, of beneficial interest-:in; and ,all notes payable-,of,
Guar
yuar. End
jsna,^uar.
•Qiiar
period—
A
^WM
w*
H
»
.,
with the
^ iFirth Carpet
:v
:V
,
oa
ol<the;:414,000
1,11972,*^540,000;00r 20^dar%
4dgb^kintfes^aiie!aftly4 - t
Stock (par $100) and 1,950,834 > shares of common^ stock- r r'> OS1' $25)'. '•
.'i (par
» •
tinn '
P,
36,338
28,914
101,291
{December*
y
21,669 ;■
75,052
November ;
i
&& Total:
3®,000;000 ^debentures' due "Jan./
165,
3
adversely
into new ;
quarter
32,601
61,858
September
.
*578
41,658
62; 055:
October;-^,
v-
I
%y*o
:v
,
p«r{nrf
Slidire and accrued dividends of/250,OQ0y^^shares;'out
^
iSi^ares Of 4Mj 9J» series preferred stock presently, bptbtandingi . Capital
.mrtV• •'
175
April
May,;
June *
July
August'.-;
.;
\v.
coupox
; 4 .A'
,{
/' February
March
vT'J v>
Trucks
v>;:4,;*0
,
earnings.
-from the sale of .
/redemption at: $105 per ^
-
x
-
t-p-- 3
SEC
Issue of
i!$ttis ti Co. are named as principal
,
:
-The net proceeds to be received by. the company
■these debentures are to Be. applied to. the
ir
,,
>
v.; k
Cars
January
'
(
in
truck
Month
"
—
" 1944 •; .•
■
Truck
Chevrolet, GMC
producing for the Armed Services
Se
were
Following is GM's total car and
'
$237,036
f{jr the company states of ■ 1945. 4 third ' quarter r;y
third quarter - that the 4 : v,
The
earnings were
affected by .a,'three-week shutdown during period' of moving
Co.—Registers with SEC
on Jan. ^7 placed^•;in: registration with , the
5-year
$25,000,000 25-year debentures ' due Jan. l;: 19.72. The
^Bftte will be filed by amendment; Harriman Ripley* & ;Co.,
1945
;i
• •
Canada
GM: of
the United States:
jPori;the;buar^^br>4®4*^R^^ ti946f'net 'profit ; was $56,282 • 01;
153, p. 1425.
,vThe.; company
*After
.
*107,964
2,360,659
1941.
>$270,269
$256,575 j' -v
shares outstanding„--»^i( r;
299,129:,;,iii:29&;i29
' 299,129 p. :./;
per common share^-—i*-.$0.68;_- 1*; $0.90 - 4
$0;86
depreciation, reserve for contingencies, provision for Federal-4 s-;
income-taxes; xetc.
PYnansinmnfthp hufiiness.—V.loD, p.
in
0 Months ———; sept/BO—
Ended
profit
Net
Common
of America < at
Co.
Ktock Offered—A block of
?i»on stock (par $100) was
will
-1946
*
"■
.
Baltimore, Md.—Class A ;
750 shares of Class A com-»
offered late in December at?
$$10 a sharei 4 Unsubscribed shares were purchased by
louis Eliasberg; President, at offering priced/Proceeds,;
Finance
'■/:/r;
kX
1 GabrieF Co.—Earnings—: X„''
.
and Canada-
*IpcludedTn^thes^ totals are trucks which
Coact and
•
-
.as. the
51,772
1,186,057
Canada
of
'44
^4;
*111,382
yj 2,421'
2,439
Total XT. S.
corporation may expand; Its operations
and reorganization financing. Assuming
bonds In - such... proportions
Ultimately, to reinvest such
Coach
2153.
amount considered;
to an
33,850
Coaches
1945 M
desirably by the directors ^ ^ v Fuller Manufaetiirinc Co- Earnings—in the field. *U14er iVianuiaciuring ^ir. Earning^
.
of development
all of the
/ 9 Months Ended Aug. 31— f: ,
, '
j1946 . . . $6,259,466
i
188,805
rights evidenced
by the * subscription war-rants arev exercised, the-,);. Net sales
—
$4,717,538 296,787296,847.;
proceeds from thi sale of the shares of common stock, after deducting//> Net income after charges and taxes^-^_-~~-,.:-^• /;,192,725
$0.64
$0.65;
$15,560 as approximate expenses of issuance and distribution,, will- be;.
shares outstanding, t--—'—'——1
approximately $2,586,699. It is expected to apply the proceeds to the ; ; Earned, per share-__.__:>_i-i————-4)
.purchase of, general market securities and United States Government
: v—V. 16.1, p. 2659.
;
?:ZV /1,!,
,pf the corporation
jp order that the
316,251 1
\Z 59,572 i;
28,444
GMC Truck and'
500,000 '
/
4^,; $0.45
share.
per
........... .......
.
;
282,087
230,701
156,080
Cadillac
$226,811
4-
*320,411
114,674
Buick
1945 t
1946
-
270,147
:131,538
Truck
,
MM:
■
397,113
Chevrolet-Passenger
Oldsmobile
$721,610
'if;
Following is a comparison of GM c£irrand truck production for 1940.
!941 production; ,
! Year 1946 Year 1941
929,870
<
<®s comPare^
Pontiac
500,000
Z- * After taxes and charges.-
stock- ';x
$1,250,000 826.funded,
V. 164, p.
not exceeding
to be used for expansion and working capital,
'
(Peter) Fox Brewing Co.—Earnings—
York; • Charles R.
Hook, Middletown,
'Buffalo, N. Y.{ Glenn Li Martin, Baltimore,
,(.Pres.-Treas.), New York; Stanley M. Rowe,
New
Expansion—P.
A preferred
consents from Class
Davidson, (Vice-Pres.), New York;y; debt,
Raymond E. Hartz, (Vice-Pres.) f.v,
Ctosley. Jr.^ Cincinnati, O.; Clinton
Earle
M.
Elrick, Rio de Janeiro;
Bonds to Finance
Kleister Co.
in production
record Wolume/ attained'
the
was
Associates;?
nhlrtfA/l '• .'out.
pointed iwrti#4-'
and;' distribution ef
.certificates, are .not • to -be automotive"replacement -parts.","
*,
to be
Associatesls -nqt'to be terminateduntil,"More Chevrolet* parts were produced last yeat>thaii at ;'any. previous
pepding r!n;,Massachusetts;! toy =which Associates
finally determined, .or the. plan of: reorgaidzation
Electric As8ociation' .Co.. .is.-consummated
The4 directors on 'JarR. 6; elected us ''ViCe-Presidents "of the* corpdraUo!?" *M
Gordon,' General Manager of the Cadillac; Motor Car IMvisioii? VaV fr
Power CoV
$238,249,
to 60'S The notes, payable/are. to be caixceled.' ;.The
;Net pr6flt,i-;^r_-^^-^^^ir;;:V $269,232 , . $421,046.,
*
canceled and theexistence of Associates is not
./■Sftrned. per- shares—-r—£~•*'
—' J *
•«"- ^0.80.v <
•. 'canceled ahd the'existence of
/For the nine months ended Sept; 30,- 1946- net< profit.totaledv$l,028,-r ;/; certain litigdtion^ itiav}
587, equal to $1.84- a .common share::' Netksales for the; nine months:
is a party,. is
$7,766,866.4--V. 164,-p., 1207,
New England Gas
,
titm
1946^-Month^l945
Feriod End. Dec. 31—
•
is
Sgles
■-*#.
'■
'
Co.—December Sales Rosd 14.5 %p
1946-i-12.Mos.—1945.1
(M. .H.)/Fishiiian
-
$1,454,019.'. $1,270,056
'
Grosg
$8,415,288 $7,230,341
,
Gatlneau •
'
'
"
"
John
;T>'
SO^JIT1946—31^8.^-1949 J,
| cPeriod Efhd.4Sept.
v-
«««
Q,
♦Net
profJt;^U-.£ $2,754;667 - $2,48d,530
income _/I/_—___ ;;721,477 u :635,060
.
<
F.
Ollie
194(^'ilb$^iM5i:^S
V.
$8,349,225 ^803^07;^
2,255,7481 . 1,973,801/ 5
Badgrey" General-
Mana$er(bf the* Delco-Remy
sdefick- G.- Hughes^General ".Manager
DivlSionr Eti-i
'
Fiigidaire ;DivisionfUaitit T *5;
General'Manager, of ; the
R*.y Godfrey,
rd*
of the-N e w; Departure
Divlsioni, ¥
:
9- 3143.
Flintkote Co.(&
40 Weeks Ended—
*
-
Subs.)-^-Earnings—
General PJywood
i't
$38,721,624 $28,893,869. $28,717,532.
;LJ—,* '4,308,755 ", 2,822.619 5.3,905,178
^Wl, '-8tate.de- foreign -
^
Resvere for contipg.—--
—
-
'__
$23,368,013
~
150,000
100,000
per com.
income taxes (est.)—
$1.04
$1.09
$0.88
$1.98
Share^
Earns, per com; shareJ,
$1.44
" *'After deducting depreciation,
charges; etc.—V/163, - p. 2725.
centsy
for
3143..
fit''i
; Follansbee
'9 Mos,
Steel Corp. (& Subs.)-
End.Sept. 30—■
tNet profit
"Loss,
——rT>„
/f.s/-1945
"1946
,
tAfter*charges -and; taxes; *.-i -.
Fqr the three months* ended Sept.
after taxes and charges, compared
period of 1945.—V.: 164, p. 826.
Fonda> Johnstown
/Net rev. from ry. op.
income tax.—_
ry, tax accruals-
Eqderal
Qther
$78,047
$74,475
64,280
53,464
$13,767
$21,011
4,000
6,000
4,177
,
.
v
Earned per share
♦After all charges
$207,705
33,516
;
and taxes.—V,
charges.
after
Net
Federal
per
♦Computed
$273,124
-
The? $1
20,890
27,106
order.
arrange
to
However, they ears
as
always as near
1,041,594
*
$1.07.-4*: $o.69»
, -
5
»
'V^;.
m
electric
stock and 5%
Output—1| ||
Utilities Corp;—Weekly
output
of
this
amounted to; 130,193,013
.-$0.76
/
'
.
; v
-
corresponding week a- year* ago?—V.'. 165, p. 73.
^ * « fix ' < Hf J. hfp'i- -•(
General;Railway Signal Co^EarningS—
1944
?■'/<* 1945
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
$. Net ptoL. after all chgs; & Fed. taxes
tBarning8 per- copnnoq share-——,
■
fOn 321/000'
M
for the» week 'erfded "Jan. 3#
kwh.j an increase of 16,496,631 kwh^
company
$793,6465^5 or 14.5%;, over the
1,040,964»
/r,
5-
- 1948
$96,981
$0.02
$2.28
;
,
v
$730,691
$842,563
^
V
$1.94
'
shares.—V. 163, p. 2156.
-Annual Report—
$273,728
—
share basis of
present
* .)
isitt
alphabetical
passible A.
General Public
1947;
-1944
' $.0^42563,863 common shares.'
share-—-—————-——~—-—
par'common
-•
position
stated in part as follows:
V
The consolidated net income for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1948
after debenture interest requirements amounted to $756,117
<4ftq per
share), which compares with $615,599 (40c per share) in the prior
year. These amounts include net securities profits of $34,184^ in th©
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1946 and $377,473 in the fiscal year ended
Sept. 30, 1945. An unusual credit of $797,422 appearing in the con¬
solidated income account for the year ended Sept. 30, 1946, but not
Edward F.
on
,
-i
ii
ii.
it is not. always
companies in exact alphabetical
NOTE—'For mechanical reasons
possible
,
The
r;,
146, p. 3290.
66,000
39,152
'44,387
.
'
profit
Net
«;
,
■"
taxes
•Earned
.....
,
General'Builders Supply Corp; (dr Subs.)EARNINGS FOR 10 MONTBS ENDED OCT. 31,
1940—11 Mos.—1943
$858,789 - $849,409
651,084
■
576,285
-
1,874
1,041,594
capital shares
No; of
•
(& Subs.)4
.
• r..
3,491
2,291
.
,
RR.—Earnings—
1946—Month—1945>
...
*30,-'1940 ?
_v—.' );.$9oo;iOT'1- '
shares—P'J' $3.00 f*
. *
(-. ■
,
A ,;V* - i 4 .e i > ;
•*"
'Mi
Transportation Corp;
..." %
' Quarter'Ended Sept".*30^- T
1946 .5,
1945
MP $1,122,253 " $722,980
♦Net profit;
MM ■
M
30/ 1946- netof'$4/120was $398,693/
income for the like
A loss
with
& Gloversyille
Period End. Nov. 30—
Total ry.»oper.- revs.
Ry.
oper.
expenses
$636,190
*$360,15% (
. -
_
.1943
j,
1944,
f
-?-VT. 1641".p.5'2409,
$1.06 • \$1.07
depletion, "amortization, interest
General American
•
300,000 common
v:-w
, -. r. ,i- , ,.
on
;VvV:.{:V^
$1.02
Earnings— •.
.
;$140,44
$673,648
.
Net profit
cmMon shares outstdg.
yAfter, depreciation, etc.
iNet1 profIt-for-the 12-weeks .ended, Oct. 5, 1946, was $800,860,.or
60 cents a share on the common,-comparing with $332,812, or 25
» .common share for the
12 weeks, ended-Oct. 6, 1945. Net sales
til? >12 .weeks totaled $12,549,764^against $8,64.1,747.-rrV. 164, p.
Earnings per share
$5,01?,418 $2,663,773 Tb;74£938 $2,160,395
2,002,609 1,921,300. 1,982,700 - 1,385,009
$3,008,818 $742,473* # $764,238. .$775,395^
2,009,709: * 548,321
539,222
539,221
^^
■^
40,000
^'
■igrns.
.
;POR; 'QUASTER^ENDED SEPT.
Charges*: and * taxes-"
EARNINGS
Net salts
*Brofit
Corp.—nEarhlngs—
........
,
'45 - Oct
Oct; 5, '46 « Oct. 6,
cumulative convertible
preferred
Wagner,
President, on Dec. 5
of the amounts
Hotel mortgage and
parcel; of unimproved property over their March 31, 1944 appraised
43,994
Br461
43,262
Qther
income——
values. A provision for Federal taxes on income was not required for
General Motors Corp.—More Passenger Cars Produced
{/the past year because of losses deductible for tax purposes.
,
. * 1
$191,076
$145,959
$8,769
$5,786
in December—
Total income—•—«—
During the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1946, the corporation pur¬
25,447
-30,297
1,083
1,255
Miscellaneous deducts.—
A-.year-end .'summary of General Motors passenger car and truck
chased $993,500 of
debentures at a cost of $816,710 and at Sept.
17,745
15,572.
1,438
1,396
Fixed, charges
/ production in the United States, C. E, Wilson, President, on Jan. 6
30, 1946 it had in its treasury a total principal amount of $1,639,508
A
*' ■'■ r*d,• -;V- •. i-i'
revealed that in 1946, GM produced 827,849 passenger cars and 300,438
Which it had acquired at an aggregate cost of $1,274,070, reducing the
$147,885
$100,090
$6,243
$3,135
Income after fxd. chgs.
trucks,, or a total output of 1,134,285, .
'
• outstanding debentures to $8,908,500. By the terms of the indenture
Contingent interest on
Passenger car output in 1946 was about 45% of GM's 1941 total
under which the debentures were issued,
the corporation is required
24,857
24,857
2,259
2,260
funded debt
output In the United States of 1,818,481 cars, while truck production
to set up a purchase fund amounting to 50% of earnings as defined
about 70% of the 1941 GM truck production of 434,214 units.
vlp the indenture in excess of debenture interest j requirements, , which,
$3,984
$75,233
; $123,028
$875
Net incomeCommenting on GM's passenger automobile production by months ,
must be used in the purchase of debentures. The fund to be set up
Depreciation (way and
in the U. S., Mr. Wilson pointed out that it rose from zero in January
of Sept. 30, 1946 is in the amount of $378,099. The purchases
34,855
36,439
3,517
structures and equip.)
of 1946 when GM's automotive production was stopped completely by
/ previously made are in excess of this requirement.
>* .t 1
^-V. 164, p. 3290.
the UAW-CIO strike, to a high monthly production of 131,908, achieved/
The corporation
has continued during the year to seek attractiva
in December. 4
Z well located properties, with a view to increasing earnings and pro¬
."In the first three months of 1946 we produced only 178 passenger,
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Takes Over Tenn. Concern—
viding for future
development, in February it was the successful
because of the UAW-CIO strike," Mr. Wilson said.
"In the second
bidder for the purchase of the 17-story apartment building known
Rale'.gh Carroll, President Af the Carroll Ioe Cream Co., of Fayette-!
as 101 Central Park West,
New York, N. Y. In May, it took title to
/land third quarters of 1946, our production was limited to 441,324 pas¬
vfile, Tenn., on Jan. 2, announced consolidation of that Company with
senger cars because it was during this period that the great majority
the
Court Square t Building,
a 17-story modern
office / building in
Foremost Dairies, Inc., whose general offices are in Jacksonville, Fla.
of the 708 strikes among our suppliers in 1946 was affecting us most
Baltimore, Md.
> 1 ' *
The Carroll Ice Cream Co., in operation for twenty years, uses the
f seriously.
4
:#/ Refinancing of the mortgages on 444 Madison Avenue and 19 Rector
trade name "Bluebird."
.
*
'
"In the final quarter of 1946 we produced a total of 386,347 pas- >
Street, New York, N. Y„ for a long term of years has just been
Paul E. Reinhold, President of Foremost, said that Foremost Willi;
completed at favorable savings in interest charges.//--v r
•'
/ senger cars, or about 85% of our 1941 average quarterly rate.Our/;
continue to serve those cities in the famous Muscle Shoals area which/,
production in this quarter was held below 1941 levels primarily-be¬
YEARS ENDED SEPT. 38
■hove been using the Carroll company's ice cream for two decades,
/ r cause of shortages of ; basic materials- which resulted from earlier
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR
1945
v
1946 t:Z
These
cities, Mr. Reinhold said, include Florence, Sheffield, Tusstrikes among suppliers of these materials."
' -'r'"'
$824,668
$1,145,978
oumbia, Decatur and Huntsville,.
-v.;
Mr. Wilson said that the recent 17-day soft coal strike has caused a
Income from real estate operations
-626,542
218,621
Foremost now operates plants in Texas and Louisiana, in addition
shortage of materials which GM had been planning to use in its Janu¬
Income from other sources
to plants .in Florida, Georgia,.; Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina,
ary
production, which,- together with shutdowns for inventory, . will
$1,451,210
$1,364,599
South Carolina/ Pennsylvania and New York.—V. 164, p; 3143.
V % result in output for this month falling below the rate achieved in the ) ;/ Total income • —
231,970
236,205
Not rents
(Dry^^M^-
'
Net
ry.
oper.
income-
$3,716
2,070
/Zi $9,230
stock, par value $25, was
Exchange at the business
$102,697 :$147,082
the New York Curb
1947.—V. 164, p. 2958.
admitted to dealings on
opening on Jan. 6,
included
realized
figures,
consists of the excess
in
the
above
on
the
disposal of the
^Barbizon Plaza
a
,
-
.
.*:
;
.
..*
1
.-
.
was
•
as
cars
•
:
„
V
-
-
months of 1946.
V
appears that the continuing shortage of raw
limit our production for the first' six months of 1947 to
the rate of production in the fourth quarter of 1946," Mr.
"After that, if there are no recurring strikes in basic
/ last
Fort Pitt Brewing Co.Year End. Oct.
31—
-Earnings—
/{..
Profit after charges.
Tftxes on incomeNet income
Number
of
Earned
per
w/V.
capital
share.
.
1946
$1,872,444
861,142
three
"It
1945
$1,634,415
1,223,640
1944
V
$1,530,921
k
1,136,969
.
approximately
Wilson said.
industries and
possible to increase our
production in the second half of this year."
' ) v. '< - /
-1
Mr. Wilson said that all of GM's five U. S. passenger car mann-/
facturing divisions, would be In production on 1947 models by the
more
$412,775
600,000
$1.69
t
$393,952
600,000
$1,011,302
600,000
$0.68
$0.66
materials will
now
materials become available,
middle of this
month.
it should be
Administrative
Int.
expenses
4% inc. deben.—;
and amort, of exp. on
Provision for
♦Income
before
Net
income,
♦Earnings
per
$756,117
797,423
credit which, follows
of mtge. rec. & real estate.
to earned
surplus
share
;
161, p. 985.
:, 187,500
contingencies
taxes and
Credit fr. dispos.
•
416,141,
372,276
/
t'lt*
r.
$1,553,540
'
'
$0.49
/
$615,599
•
$615,599
,'Z $0.4O
/
Volume
165
Number 4559
THE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
209
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CONSOLIDATED
•
BALANCE
ASSETS—
•
Cash
demand
on
Real
and
deposit and
hand
on
estate
Invest, in,
advs,
to
•Improved properties
tUnimproved properties
Prepaid
Other
and
expenses
assets
est.
not
cos.
;
charges—
—
'Real
estate
Interest
•
on
346,226
As
512,535
Y7;
9,502
7V.
received
'Y'
V
7
Capital
Earned
'%
10c
,i
—
30,
-
business
$75,367,861.
Of this
business, leaving net
>19%
increase
1945
in
duced
which
615,599
mortgages
$15,910,470
payable
p. 2156.
during this
Earnings
its
153,207
of
in
1946
$15,810
V"
was
after
totaled
1946
of
15,984,926 pairs.
■
to
one.
Current
liabilities
pro¬
consisted
of
issuance
proceeds
issue,
from
thus
of
$3.50
a
which
debt
bankers
on
being
issue
rights
a
by
capital.
resulted
in
increase
an
A small building
of
in
worth
net
of
the
should
be
of
of
1947.
shoe
the
«>X
with
this
for
de
Discount
Net
Btock,
sales
on
which
for
community
is
expected
to
For
*
the
'
-
'
before Federal
Federal tax provision
'
-i——
1
2958.
taxes
1945
—
Goodrich
<■
Cuba, it
8.559,476
here.
was
———
.1,812
2,207,123
.-—
<
!
—
:
--
1
——
naH'Ioft
a??
*»08?'405
•
$j.io
———————-
„
Y
:■
Yv:.
U. S.
•
■
manufacture
the
oi
2,026,810
'
—
—
for merchandise
res.
erable
at approximate cost——
materials, work in process, etc
Capital.stocks of other companies -—a.——-employees stock purchase-accounts
2,W5,709
^secured
5,214,070
,
60,499
•
.
*
1
Sinking fund With trustee
"
-VfSTS
Property,- plant and equipment». ->571,918
Ooodwlll, patents and . trademarks----—----.;,', 7 7. 1
-,
^' '
i SUABILITIES— .*.
77..'.
;
■;•
.>
.
..V
,
v
i
taxes
—-—
————
retirement————.
on
.
.••7v:7r."
ihcome___
TPreferred
stock
stock
(99,260 shares no
x';
,
•:
-
———r-7;
par)
Ol0>85?
-200,000
35,617
v
s
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1959——T+My?.
retir. (1944), insur. & conting..«.:.
cum.'preference
37,950
—«•
f'i 5,000,000
224,389 ^^179,250
5,000,000; .;,'
,
496,300
.
,
—I
fi
*J
eur5ns.^—
496,300
,
for
•includes
tAfter
U
taix
S-
notes,
Govt,
———
$450,588 at Oct. 31,
tax
notes.
$2,397,190
i
farm
Y
7,..
„
foam
cushions?,
of
tanks
•
and; E.
A.
Doerschuk
.
,
.
{•■.
1945.
ftnd
,
„
,
.
,,v
v
as
retain,
business,, which
implement
well
as
farm
of
a
machine
number
implement
business
and
the
of other
it
after
was
'
earned
of
the
farm
a
■Y
3
,
Net
from
from
The directors believe that the
agreement
.
•2,593,274
,
1943
5,474,654
4,693,835
.
35,487,466
46,720,808
70,122,969
-21,634,501' 29,115,484
28,736,275
70 536,621
25,674,588
Corp./ San Francisco—Files with SEC
(
from
its
stock
outstanding stock
2,488,843.
2,487,902
2,587,744
512,060
534,957
2,614/516
income—146,475
94,026
/ 600,196
143,994
railway
at Willow Ruh In the
r
$238,"646
-
34,911
971,796
563,869
^
^
(Including Domestic Subsidiaries^.
<
9 Months Ended Oct. 31—i
;
1946 Y Y
: ~
-----------
after
charges;-!-™——
on
income—(
Federal taxes-
YYNet.
capital shares
Earned per
Ltd.,
a
above
1944
$3,018,829- $1,888,041
—Y—
589,142
share———-_w-~
NOTE—The
1945
$52,854,924 $43,607,893 $43,979,798
4,868,829' >3,648,038 • 4,196/868
^ 1,850,000
1,759,997,7 2,464,550
Income---—-1—/Y——i
Number of
'
-'
:
$5.05
$1,732,318
598,142
t
•
:
598,142
$3.16, y: Y- $2.9o
figures exclude operations of
Metropolitan Stores,
wholly owned Canadian subsidiary whose net
earnings expressed
States exchange were
equivalent to $1.17 a share on
United
(tin
stock
of
H.
L.
Green
Co.
in
the
the
nine
months
ended
Oct.
31,
1946,
making a total of $6.22 a share for the combined
companies in that
period, as compared with $3.97 a share in the first
nine months of the
preceding fiscal year and $3.64 a share in the
'
nine
Oct. 31, 1944.—V. 164, p. 3142.
7
Y"
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30, 1946—
7/:"7
income after charges and
Net
Earn,
—V.
per
sh.
on
230,000
165, p. 74.
„
>■
(& Sub.)
"(.'
1
months
7,
■
Earnings— Y 7
3 Mos.
"
taxes———i.
$290,625
shares-l—- '! V- $1.26
Y.? ;•
;7 \v(
.;
9 Mos.
$736,050
common
.
ended
-•< ■
.
-
$3.20
.
'
Grocery Store Products Co.-Earnings9 Mos. End.
Net
Sept. 30—
income-after
and
SaV-"
48,302
} J, '
«
railway——
•
%^1'elfect sut^tafttikl
1943
.Y 81,384
Income---,
Sales
.
the
1944
'
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Net
$207,000
30, 1946.
1945
$194,282
21,254
*3,565
*
Y
The farm
"
$211,093
55,633
Y
18,394
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2958.
(
manufacture
of
the
attachments therefor
'
From January 1—
;; Gross from
been
equipment.
-Earnings—
1946
$243,692-
-
railway_____'Y. Y; 81,608-
Net ryi bperi
•
>in£s by-concentrating all automobile
production
1944
2958.
p.
railway
Net ry. oper.
crews
250,000 shares
be 21.05%. of
,
Green Bay & Western RR.-
■
aggregate of approximately
before Federal taxes In the
period from Sept. 30, 1946, to Nov.
addition to this business,
Graham-Paige will also increase
interest in Kaiser-Frazer from its
present holdings of
Kaiser-Fra2er.
\
'
1945
4,645,502
November— 'Y■
.Gross
consid¬
the
In
of
)/' vr'
$15,395,618 $14,307,894 $16,439,251
$17,303,603
"
an
7 to 1,000,000 shares; which will then
e%
-V
$1.20
997,480
an¬
'
protect
have
■»:*;
includes
"KS *
tOn
Y"
.
,
-
marketing of
items
etc.
'7
company on Jan; 3 filed a letter of
notification-with the SEC
220,000 shares ($1 par)
common
to be offered at
par withbut
underwriting. ~
'
Proceeds — *
will be used for
plant expense and
working
capital.
7
"Y'Y:" Y7- Y;.''--;7Y,-.\ 7. 7:
through a wholly owned
subsidiary, its
will
>
taxes,
$1,200,585
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
railway
Great Western
material-—
shortly
diverting
to
' ••
;
•
$20,227,103 $16,048,106
$3,206,412, at Oct.
iqdfi .and 1945. respectively., fRepresented by
50,000 shares no par.
f40c. per-annum cumulative.—^V. 1W1, p. 278. •; "
7 t. ' 7 ?. »: v*•>•<*••••)
latex
lining the interiors
H.'. Hackett
Graham-Paige
Rototiller
6,173,819. ,4.612,897
——.
-—-----
of
.
"
'
halted
by this company,
;.y. y-y\
$1.31
7 for
■
7
:::::::::
Total
resumed
was
per
1943
-
$1,310,951
$0.85
.
Federal
v-
1944
$851,707
1946
•Deficit.—V. 164,
v
•
■
Earned
:>■
i-
-Net ry. oper.
income—
7::"
The stockholders.will vote Feb; 5 on approving.Mi
agreement entered
into with Kaiser-Frazer
Corp.
V.Y'' Y v ,Y,,/ Y
;
in
brief,- the (agreement provides that
Kaiser-Frazer will issue to
7 Graham-Paige 750,000 shares of
Kaiser-Frazer common stock
and will
agree to pay the interest and
principal of the outstanding 4% convertible debentures of
Graham-Paige, due 1956, amounting to
$8,524,000.
In
exchange therefor, Graham-Paige will
transfer to Kaiser7 Frazer the automotive
assets
of
Graham-Paige, plus $4,250,000 and
certain other assets
(or cash ,in lieu thereof).
Graham-Paige will
remain liable,
however, to pay the interest and principal of
its deben,: tures in the event that
Kaiser-Frazer fails to meet its
obligations to
make such payments.
^:.Y ;/ ;
-■£^
$438,476
$486,765
?,
101,054 l
76,251
7\ V*'' 6?7,885
-Rwerves-for
>•*$3 50
,
become
>
;
•
>
————:
—
payable
for employees'
use
$1.25
.
Y
,,
Due to Officers and employees
Havana,
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—To Transfer
Automotive
Assets to
Kaiser-Frazer^'.'xr *■»y/;fZY'1 •;' 'V': 7(,7!y; 77 ^7;
v.±
,
-7-;!
i:
-
$20.227.103 $16.048.106
Accounts payable
for
commercial
.
1,169,226
•.
(
'
•7..
leSS
...
;
depreciation,
The
for
of
oper. income
3,550,324
2,832
1,893,099
251,298
January 1—
N
...
•
Y
Gross from
railway.™ 154,346,171 188,059,301
191,699,459 181,155,018
Net from
railway
largely credited with
•Y^-Vi 164;fp; 2691» Yf> Y'-YYY
1 7-'- ,-('7;'
,,
$1,61
.
;
from
.
'
871(057
*
—
'
depletion,
•
; From
apipointed
Assistant Treasurers. Mr. Hackett
became associated with this
company
in 1930 and
formerly was Manager of the insurance and
real estate
department.
Mr. Doerschuck,
who has been with the
company for
Y 30 years, was General Credit
Manager at the time of his appointment.
<^969,807
,
5,968,314
7
at
$
Subs.)—Earnings—
1945
•
$1,607,257
Net ry.
Fiala, manager of the company's Air Cell
•
tProvisiOn
77
A.,
7YyY$y^
.
amount
Warren
;
Raw
Cubana, S.
is(Two New f Assistant Treasurers
Appointed—
.116,304
for bad debts & disc.)
5 Officers arid
Net
Net
1,784,512
/
>
construction
Being Made Again—
war—has been
9 by A. M.
Jan.
"from cuts and' bruises.
:
Finished products
liabilities
Goodrich
Introduced in1194flf 'and
"widely used for bus," train ftnd: auto seats,
foam cushions have
millions of
inter-connecting air cells which
enable the rubber to
"breathe." Early in 1942 the
government placed
restrictions on the
1945
-—--—.-—-----1
securities
Govt,
receiv.7(afte"r
same
latex
'
share__
Great Northern
in
r
701
com.
(&
1946
November—
Gross from
production .of latex, foam cushions and
upholstery
since
start
Sept. 30—
capital stock.—V. .164,
p. 2691.
" "
\
;
'' *.
'
^
postwar tire—the one that B. F.
States within six weeks after V-J
United
Y: '■
.
,
Produced
have
use.
7777:;,1946.7.
'> v'o
hand
on
•U. S. "Government
.
•After
snares of
available
that the parent
company has virtually completed its
program of changing over,
molds In its American
plants, it
division.
,
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, OCT.. 31
\
AflflFTP
American
the
Compania
-explained.
first
$1,110,749
y
in
This means
The
-
3,174,200
82,775,372
—
first
at
Air Cell Cushion
107,020
(
started
was announced on Jan.
4.
intensive
5,770,961
306,917
the
as
introduced
Curing molds for the new, wider tread
design
enabling this tire to "outwear prewar tires"
$60,451,866 $50,726,617
46,631.778 40,501,269
—
7 3%
$0.17
Tire
Production of passenger-car- tl^es
embodying the
and
$60,369,235 $50,685,739
$2,431
40,878
„
Co.—jptfstwir
„
dividends
Common dividends.
Earned per /common share
Reserve
$1^4
$
dividend
profit--.---,---^—
tEarn. per
555,953
;
I'
the
on
9 Mos. End.
$96,109
555,953
^
A
•Net
7
$636,250
y'
yt 4
Great Northern
Paper Co.
282,902
•
design
.
income-
on
7Cash in banks arid
\
1945
^
Gttoarich
..!■
of J.
common
stock, payable Jan. 30 to holders of record
Jan.
quarterly dividend of 25 cents was
paid on Jan. 2, this year.
Payments made during 1946 were
as follows:
Jan. 2 and April i
20
cents each; and
July 1 and Oct. l, 25 cents
each.—V, 164," p* 3143.
379,011
"
$
\r
}
V.)
nounced on
Accrued
share
$4,720,979
-
,
1945, an in-
.
*30,436,965
'
$61,133,798 $51,177,678
764,563
491,939
—————-
——..
Net profit for year
•preferred
'Dividend
7
7
1,024,838
388,588
••:
$22,549/203,
of
27,750,275 212,573,788 179,559^946
To Pay Extra
$1.25 Dividend on Common Stock—
YOn Jan. 7, the directors declared an extra
a
$6,862,094
Number rif capital Shares
Yfianled Tpg'r share^i^-:^-^-.-
-r~V.
1946*
V
'M--"»„ /•'•«,
•
20.
;
Net Profit
were
;7.:
,
-
Sales.
*
taxes
;
Y
7;-
the number of directors of the
had been increased to
nine and that Louis A.
Green yand
Irving Kahn have been elected to the
board.—V. 164, p. 3143. 77/.;-Y
^
t
Sales
Profit
election
1946
30,
three months
(W. T») Grant Co.—-December
Sales Rose 9.7%— •
^'Y ~Period End. Dec. 31-^
1946—Month-^1945 J 1946—12 Mos.—1945
»;V1
■'
«efr^profif^
13 Weeks Ended October 31—
now
Nov.
company
5
Y
lncbme taxes.
mcuuiy
r
,
.
sales":—I——-I—
-Totiii
50.28
$122,045,> or 9 cents
30, 1945.—V. 163, p., 2006.
f 'i,
m 1 S
S
jvi v> N
^
Y
to
same
Spencer Weed as Chairfna'n
election of
Lansing P. Shield as President of the
company. - George C.
May, H-. J, Davern and J. K.
Davenport were
7 elected Vice-Presidents,
Announcement was also made that
$404,745
'
etc.
tAlso after a provision of $100,000
outstanding shares of capital stock.
months
The directors announce
the
of the
board, and the
1,384,000
$0.29
Cuban Plant—
1946
31—'
'
Due from
^
,s
»
some
three
59^%.yY.V:::.;; 7.
YY7/7'7,7
Elects New Officers—
299,200
$395,670
$0.30
1946^^^
$5,148,256 $67,962,572 $44,486,263
JOn 222,738
for the
of
crease
$703,945
1,391,500
.Y
ended' Sept; 30,
quarter
$660,970
265,300
$419,653
-
$0.45?
.
194S-—4 Wks.-^1945 -1946—43
Wks.-il945-
;7 compared with $14,128,001 for the
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.—^Earnings—
early
Y,,.... v...
$7,315,465
Retail sales
1943
-
1,394,000^/1,392,000
share
$1,174,018
,
7 for contingencies.
!
equivalent to 21 cents a
share, compared with
share for the quarter ended
Sept:
1
ACCOUNT
——-
Accts.
367,800
outstand..
per com.
1944 7
$787,453
$624,800
shares
$1,615,410
-
1945
y,'?After deprecia^on burbefpre^evwf»>.
ral
1
*$2,883,029
Y^ *After taxes, depreciation,
1946
■
385,000
Net profit
Com.
Earnings
7; the
.
:
$1,009,800
Federal Income taxes-^.
•
"El
—————
Provision for
~
1946
•Profit
construction
ready in the
be
Selling, general, and admin, expenses and provision for bad debts—.—Interest and expense oh debentures-.———.
Provision for contingencies
r
1,758,954
Co.^—Earnings—
$1,030,571
813,078
RESULTS FOR 3 AND 9
MONTHS END. NOV. 30
Period End: Nov. 30—*•«
1946—3 Mos.—1945
1946—9 Mos.—1945
Net earnings
,7 t$467,4l5
$216,997
$1,159,655
$539,252
Earnings per share.,^
$2.10
$0.97 $5.21
$2(42
4,110,349
3,546,502
?
Day—has
sales
Cost of
-
2,135,301
40,738
Goebel Brewing
$1,987,096
.Cr2,587,281
Sales
.
Triunfo," S. A. This company will
but General Shoe Corp. Will haVe *a majority
and will Undertake the /management of. the
.—
Total
-
9,965.32?
380,884
9,510,271
3,181,962
2,776,901
r-
Other Income
>
8,731,250
9 Mos. Ended
Sept. 30—>
$3,644,598
1,187,126
.//: 842,061
■;
and
Y Period
End. Dec. 28—
—....
>
41,851
140,000
640,000
—
,
Calzado
capital,
common
Years Ended Oct.
.
263,168
207,217
•
$1,810,571
:
/
taxes..
••>.
Grand Union
Co.—Current Sales Rose 42.1%—
-
$31,401,897
profit after charges and
taxea.'i>i—^-._.; 1,563,012
per share on combined
1,028,620 class A and class
B shares
"■
$1.49
—V. 165, p. 73.
,...
use
Sales, less returns and allowances—.
'-'
300,533
265,983
r'
/>;,>••• 347,490
tFor the years 1944
arid 1945 resulting1 from the
carry-back
and unused excess ;
profits r credit from the year 1946.—-V.
'
of-losses
•
Earnings
(B.
r
61,939
7
$2,028/947
1943
7,087,339
■
118,528
$3,992,088
•$5,470,311
■wet income-..—
/;
$884,063
31,258
income
oper.
1944
776
.
149,915
$2,591,492
);Y j
taxes
.inc.
413,111
$1,910/419
—..—-
$878,344
Net
to
building restrictions are lifted by the
COMPARATIVE INCOME
'
1945
$668,896
800,554
$3,842,173
$7,079
26,091
January 1—
from
business.
'
7
1,415,060
387,437 .7* 780,920
charges_»r_.«..w«
profits
1943
$2,460,510
130,981.
870,299
of
1944
,
•$5,953,174
165, p. 73.
$650,728
Years Ended Dec. 31
•$5,082,874
Y excess
wduld
basis
STATEMENT
1945
2,905,134
tRecovery
-
1946
*■'
adm.
Excess profits tax
:
...
and
income
Income
2,259
7 *$83,113
•$9,313
Net- sales
from
When this building is finished it will provide
manufacturing space in some of the buildings
Nacional
have Peruvian
,
14,248
$9,338
2,344
EARNINGS FOR 9 MONTHS ENDED
SEPT. 30,
"
being used for sole cutting at Tullahoma and Nashville.
The company has also acquired the control of a shoe
manufacturing
company in Lima, Peru.
This company operates under the name of
Fabrica
<
Y'vY 1917;
•$3,902
f
ry.
of
„
Nashville
additional
;
•$80,769
191
?
Glenmore Distilleries
Co.—Earnings—
has been secured at Danville, Ky., where a limited
will be undertaken in the very near future, and
available
suburb
a
Spring
,
•$9,122
•
gen.
Income before Federal
$4,910
V
such
on
$5,337,628 $41,270,284 $39,654,166
$20,601,'469
8,385,668
37,394,713
35,011,438
18,277,938
sales-
Income
21,914
Earnings—
—V. 164, p. 2958.
by the Spring 1947.
7.
-;
.'77 At Carrollton, Ga., a small building has been secured for immediate
; use
in a limited way.
Arrangements have been made for the con¬
struction of a large plant at that location as soon as government
.building restrictions are lifted.»
7
7
V';
A new sole cutting plant of considerable size is under construction
-
Other
after
■
98,350
$96,407
15,638
•$3,711
INCOME
7 $115,354
77
operations
Oct. 31,*46
,
returns,
expenses
•
■
Net
investment
company
of
Kaiser-
that
.
10 Mos. End.
33,604
31,020
continued
CONSOLIDATED
Cost
54,461
V
7/
$2,983 /
$41,894
12,360 ( Y 116,399
1,969 Y .21,902
$11,346
2,224
income..
Net
Ygoverriment77Y:.77'77 YY-Yv
::
At Waynesboro, Tehn.,; a",plant, Is.now. under
construction which
In
I
$5,005<
;
railway
from railway
shoes
arrangements have been made
of a larger plant AS soon as
4
35,277
...
_c
.
Gross sales, .
less
still
manufacture
•
from
From
Gross
% $9,382,976 at the end of the 1945 fiscal
year to $18,692,768 at Oct.
731, 1946. .Working capital shows an increase from $12,877,819 to
$16,413,681 during the same period.
7
f
1,294
railway
Also
basis
3,159
1,974
Net from railway.
Net ry. oper. income
term
sheet.
handled
which
actions
i
offered
stock
balance
41,155
(
that
,
•Loss,
after
off the long
pay
the
7/
8,253
--
Georgia RR.-
provided $2,452,169 of additional
;The com¬
also retained from earnings this year the amount of $1,560,922
further provide for
captial needs.
These financing trans-
pany
to
to
from
f 64,030 shares of common stock were
stockholders, the unsubscribed balance
;
preference
used
were
eliminating
3,422
$5,222
,
Dr)
November-—
Gross from
$5,488,403.
Inventory turnover or the ratio of net sales for the year to total
Inventories of materials, in' process and finished
goods at the end
of the year, amounted to 7.64 to one.
^
^
During June of 1946 the company undertook additional
financing.
$5,000,000,
YY 59,114
:
with
consummation
provides
® corporation to maintain its ^competitive position in the
industry and, therefore, urged the
stockholders to approve
YYY.
$234,439
until the
,
;the agreement.
•Deficit—V. 164, p. 73.
to
This
4,951
3,199
Sur. applic. to int..
$2,397,190 of U. S. Government securities against income
liability.
Cash and additional government securities amounted
/debenture
$177,440
agreement
agreement
Production of Graham-Paige will be cut back to
production in the Willow Run plant, such per¬
maximum
which
Graham-Paige will be able to
feel
?
Directors
automobile
Selling,
Dr)__
(net
Gross income
5
$1,309,947
are
$14,516
interim
total
.etc.
inc...
(net
rents
the
Yno: en^.,,
'
3,733
oper.
rents
fac.
Deduct,
common
deducting
;
x
iinance.
Taxing
Net ry. oper. deficit—
Shoes
$17,528
UnemployIns. Act,
*38
Non-oper. income
was
making
13.53
i ?Z*
the
being
of
Receivers—Combined)
5,374
RR.
Railway
1
1946
7;
op.
RR.
Equip,
current
liabilities
tax
Such
centage
>'-7
Jt.
$51,177,678.
ry.
—
ment
stock outstanding
Oct. 31,
1946,
provision
for
preferred
and
preference
dividends.
This compares with $1.71
per share during the previous
fiscal .year.
Total net profits for the year amounted to
$2,755,372.
Regular dividends were paid on the preferred and
preference stocks,
.and dividends of $1.60 per share
were paid on
the common stock.
/
The
balance
sheet
shows
a
ratio
of
current
assets
to
$3.76
were
Graham-Paige has entered into a further
aZM,r
p"
Provide for the interim period
,
accruals—
Act of 1937
Fed.
$14,234,063 of inter-branch
of
$61,133,798.
This is a
during the fiscal year
to
from
tax
and
in
revenue.
able
be
recently
Northern Railway)
1946—Month—1945
1946—11 Mos.—1945
$192,558
$192,130
$2,196,995
$1,990,172
175,030
177,614
2,019,555
1,755,733
expenses.
the
Australia.—
>•.
and
•
agreement, the stockholders of
Graham-Paige also will
to
share in the profits
from the manufacture of
both the
Special and the Frazer
automobiles or any other car that
may
produced by
Kaiser-Frazer in the future.
be
.
rev.
Federal
customers
amounted
oper.
Regular
L
ended Oct. 31,
year
customers
to
sales
on
fiscal
there
to
sales
year
share
per
for
sales
net
year
V..:,
(Corporate
oper.
Railway
$14,004,020 $13,351,062
—
of
Net
970,847
2,129,139
*
;
payable
amount
net
over
Melbourne,
Period End. Nov. 30—
9,902,000
General Shoe Corp.—Annual
Report—
W. Maxey Jarman,
President, on Nov. 26 said in part:
Total volume
of
Time
company, thereby eliminating duplication of
effort neces*
from having two
companies operating in the same
resulting
K.aiser
■
(Including-Statesboro
Railway
Railway
660,000
8,908,500
153,267
1944
•nd.$31,922 im 1945.—V. 163,
;
operations
•
expansion program,General
plants in England and
for
.
;
v
5,815
838,112
-
—
•After
deducting mortgages
$15,747,425 in 1945.
tAfter
,
company's
one
Under
Georgia & Florida
RR.—Earnings—^
211,682
15,965
advance)—
share)
per
surplus since Sept.
Total
Lafayette, Ind., where
foreign
plans
v
345,786
255,687
—
in
1,038,501
(par
surplus
its
of
-
$275,278
130,847
Y;7-~iiY:'7v 80,000
Reserve for taxes and
contingencies
4% cumul. income debentures due 1969_
Capital stock
sarily
plant.
77..-;
164, p. 2545.
137,108
■
etc.!—
(rents
part
announced
;
expenses,
income
hands of
Mid-
Division, La Salle, 111.; Seth Thomas Division,
(Thomaston, Conn.; Stromberg Time
Corp., New York; Haydon Manufactoring Co., Torrington and
Forrestville, Conn., and Western Clock
£o., Ltd., Peterborough, Canada.
;
28,750
6,458,891
taxes»-«---i—;/7 $527,741
mortgages payable——
accrued
Deferred
West Plant—
New
—$14,004,020 $13,351,062
,
Loan payable to bank
by subsidiary company
Due to brokers—purch. of mktble.
securities
Other
Corp.—Plans
The corporation has
acquired property in West
plans to build another mid-West
plant.
The
include the Westclox
LIABILITIES—i
-
Instruments
.
8,123
>—
Time
it
557,964
■
331,056
V 555,104
-
deferred
——
Total
2,377,686
$781,476
cons.Y/7 .63,500
8,355,551
——
other
:
2,278,032
receivable-———
real
1945
.
514,034
receivable—
mortgage loans
General
v
,
1946
$1,154,804
2,578,280
443,568
—
,
notes
and
SEPT, 30
\Y:'Y
Marketable securities
Accounts
SHEET,
Y.'.-.
chgs.
,J
"
1946
—V.
164,%. *21.
1945
Y
1944
1943
7
ta'ifes!--_^r^-i-—■ - %562,285
Eafn'. per NsOm, shttfe.--/'?
$1.94
- r
$218,112
'
$1.01
$290,446
/
$1.34
$173/824
$0.83
X »'<
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
Mondays January '13, 1947
210
\On Nqv.
of 2%%
United States
interest. The offering
of, $67,500.
(& vSubs.)-~Earnings^-u,
6 Months Ended Sept. 30—
\
_v 19.46
, 1945 >
Profit after charges
$3,498,033 $2,082,345
• -l
1,200,000 '
Federal tax provisions--'v. :'l,367,253.': r91,693
152,685
"»
'
«*
i
•
t
.
1CO
,
'
L'OC
Hercules -Mo,tors JCorp^EarningS-r30-— v>£ V'.V'v&l'V ? J&45' £"«»•'* i
*/*,
Hall JP!riiitingT Co,
(W. .F.)
Quarter Ended Sept.
•
charges_JT::_i_--^_l;_^v §$351,374* $60.7,112
"'Profit after
income, etc,-^--^..;\v-,''i';------■-
taxes on
Federal
,,
>Froyision lor
-
contingencies_£^y£;,.-r *
.
;
.
*"380,000
^
_Earned .per.
■
1,000.000
.;:,T
of
164,
-V..
provision
♦Includes
; (•
.oss^;^,-,^
§L°ss.
.
financial
states that' "the loss -fo£ the quarter .ended Sept. 30,1946, A"; v. .jn reading the .Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet,
application nf appropriate 4ax»cwdlt-^n4.,4S'.Mt):Hhoafe-hpplyin5^.;:^'*i^v9hottid .be given to,Two Important occurrences-curing
•The rreport
-is before
U'-'
$o.*8be used primarily for investment.;Jn'~ inventories.and .receivables,'*^;'^--for" renegotiation.;£$Qn.311,100 capital; shares:^:.'■■ ■■. •„";
V-f''V
£'
>..
Nil
*;•,
"
*•$0.79
$1.98
l.OOO.OOO capital shares
.Vv^/v"<;'v ,/•" Y-*i>£. ££:
683.
Met
'^Earnings per share
"
currently .ontst^anding
on
Part
(interest.
/.-.$20,500,POO of .which
250,000
w
<J.
$790,652
388,357
$1,978,095
profit----__----^l--'li^-,^,----ri--r-i-..NUitiber of 'Capital shareS_---^-i---r^-^----i<4
Net
♦Based
18,-.definite Arrangements .ware .made .to -..sell jI-.
20-year debentures to a group of underwriters
at 98 %■.% :* of the face -value thereof; and accrued ;<.££/;:£ ■
price tp the public was fixed at,par .and accrued V.
the proceeds>,will be ;used to pay bank Joans of,
$10,067^0.0 jy^s,.borrowed, to .redeem tjhe serj&l -. *'
;
''.''/debentures.,:
,.Vv
...i'.
t,
The remainder .-will be .added.,.to the cash funds of the.» company >,tp ,§fi
.,
.
,
_
„
....
$3,591,224
*"3,115,617
if#,000 ",f
the
in
I'
Minority interest.
p.
$30,000,000
"
1944
considera-v
"
the fiscal-. £££££
'of^,*^43AUAclAs'
Uttered, ts tOfiicva..rates-bfexchange withvthe^'effeet.of decreasing by^
approximately 10%;,the vaiue of currencies of-other -countries, when'1-:".-; 'I4'
o? «l per bxi^rp.
?harp
'
5
1
Hinde & D,auc}l fap.er .Cp. (fy §UbS.)-^-E$rningS—
^vaUd in terms of ?Gin*d&it .dollars. iThis nhgnge ^
STOCK at
'
,♦
'
1Q4Iiq44
■ conversion uai.es .accounts dn part for the decreaseln nurren.t assets '
HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company was ^cor^rated Jari/ 5,- 1946
9 Months Ended Sept. 30— ,,
m
gL $18 0^46,518,332,449.^^andjf.ab lll)ei>t Aug.! 31, >1946 /as compared with .(Aug. 31.. 1945 in-\ ',.t» , '
in New York.
The company's main office is. in .New York City^where j: ,
s-les ---------— f
t--—
• ;^ •
2'406'388
2 598,7a7|i,.b,$muoh as by Jar the greater .part of the current assets and liabilities v, .
.
inspects
warehouses and ships merchandise to the stores an
Pi ofit aftei chaiges_^
i'e20'ooo 1*700 OOO^-* «C-«: located »n cpuntnes other than Canada, principally, the1946 re- •>
United
stock in August
^nages the business, Company operates the New York office and 1 -Fed. income and excess protitsrtaxes68O,00Qv ^5^®rgstatts. a qash .raymsnfc pffW preference
Thevrcdemption jof $11,216,360 plus accrued - dividends -.and,
- -- (quired
$898,757
1
v.'iia.'-.v'.W
•
,
ixro^/i
/W~,y*a
Xr, Pn
An
of the postwar reserve, for
iov—v. 162, p. 3073.
„
any1 part
,
ward oc ^O. uu
r
£•■>•£ yyvy?
(500 par) • common
74 687 shares
rmhlirlv offered
7
i
Co.—Stock Ottered
Halliday Stores
To»-,
■
•
.
,
\
,■
ner
.
it
,
_
10,„
,
_
buvs
_
stores.1
The
in
engaged
is
company
includes women's and:
wooi and potion dresses,
Which
£::Netofprofit-;
No.common
selling women's and children's weai\
children's coats and suits as well ds
Earned
•
$2.31
'.amo.unt.
$2.12
of the current assets of a like '
' ' " ""
■,«
consequently, .resumed jn.. a "reduction
,
360,250
■360,250
'. $2.01
476,379,
shares
share—
per
$846,388
$1,101,426
-
.
\
-Tiie net re?ult iqf all-exchange adjustments*;in consolidation as at *
hosiery, beach—V.' 163, p. 780;
t: ".^V
4Aug, $1, 1046' was a (debit of $1,503,117, which is shown below ,»3
wear, .bags;, costume jewelry, furs, etc., all in the medium price range.
;
VjunieaUzocl.foreign:.exchange losses arising in consolidation,"?
t"
The stores of
the company are located in the Southern part of
(R.) Hoe & Co.; Inc.—PlansjHecaEitalizatipi)^
^
..,,.4 The assets in Great Britain are subject" to foreign exchange and.
the country. -Cities have been chosen by the management based' on
A special meeting of
company has
restrictions, .the
included
present and future prospects.
"• I'
, ,
1.. ,,
, been'.called for Jan.. 29 class "A"( Stockholders, of thisplan and con- ; , otherconsolidated balancenet assets in Great Britain as Included in
to approve a -recapitalization
the
sheet amounted to' $7,602,452.
ip,'
The method of operation of the company is one which has become
solidation of Pittsburgh Lithograph Press Corporation, a wholly-owned
these net assets were current assets of $8,213,653. Net profits attribustandard in the women's apparel field.; The-New York- office main¬
operations in Great Britain included in the accompanying
1
.table to operati
tains permanent inventory records tor all stores and makes merchandise
• sonaanon 01 ,to the Hoe eppapany.
jfi
ehipments as required by individual stores. 'Sales are ....
made fori cash, (Subsidiary, into will enable the ^dU-ectars . to place the class "A"
• ....
Tnoanh T Aur
>» 'his type of business is evaiiahle.-.
_of Ithe .program
existing government regulations th<? transfer of such profits "to" Canada
.stock on it? established basis, of $4 per ,share annually,.'and to-declare
Is" prohibited/-■■■
On Aug.
....
.
15,' 1946' Robert Best and Samuel . Schulman, .sole stock
•
-*•*— "
Regular $1..quarterly dividends on. the "A" as. jarnjng$ permit. ..Thie
_
During the year,,Hiram Walker & Sons,-Inc.', a' subsidiary company
folders, entered into a contract to buy Jrgm "Wiiliam Bookman And
recapitalization plan, submitted by the management and approved
lin ^.United States, completed the renegotiation of its war contracts
Maurice Hoppin all'of the outstanding stock of Benton Stores, Inc.
unanimously by the board pf directors, Mr. Auer explained,, provides:
applicable to the years ended Aug. -31, 1944 and 1945, on the basis M ' ■
<N,'Y.) and its affiliates.-This contract was assigned to the; company.
1. Presently outstanding common stock would continue fa be the • _that ,there were no excessive profits for those years. These settle'
in
•These corporations operate stores 1n the general area of. the company
.stock of the consolidated corporation.
v .ments completed the renegotiation of war contracts inasmuch as the
Benton Stores Inc., the parent corporation, and its affiliates are 5t*
'■the same type business and operate in the same manner as does the
—
,—
rnrivprted into
new share of clasa "A"
stock, and lour shares, of
expiration, of sthe ltenegotiation ;Act on.Dec. .31, 1945 was not sufficient
Silk,
sportswear, underwear,-
-■
-
■
v.-,-..-
_
i:
1
..
Uli
A01U.
IP,
fiug.
il_i.
J—
••
- '• -
*
''
AVVMUAV
-
\
wvvivu
common
: ~.-r*
..rr -
***V^ :
a
,
stock (no par), of
Schulman and Mr.
cf class B common
Mr.
Echulman.
"»;On Oct. 15,
tlon.
In this
iings.
their. stock holdings.
amended
1946, the. company
.
•^..Tt.e.B-
stock which would
annuai
-
..
.- . . • ■-
and/.would
stock
stock would be non-voting
price and
redemptiop
These.cash outlays - will be required. prinpipally for building up. Inyen-
.-^.^-tories
sublect
be
upon
•
liquidation value)- through the-
books of the Company
the
■---
-
-'
for Class 'A*
50
changed
stock
common
"'-Stock
JiiOn
'■
; r •»
dividend
shares
V/. .^'n;
s
the fund are
'B! stock or for:the payso .paid to reduce the
and liquidation value of the ,lB'. stock- • On
$
'
£^•200,462,845 204,841.425
-
■»;*-*-
be used for the redemption or purchase of
of dividends
thereon, any ..dividend
t mfeht
initial
redemption price
and1
ilcnorf
now
goods sold
of
■
266(845,903 254,618,161
sales
Cost
57^83,058 49,232,385
776,736
24,316,781 19,592,942
.248,018
Gross profit on sales
felling of general officers
-Salariesand.executiveexpenses of parent(company
;fees of directors of par, co. for services:as such
romnanv
There aie
0si
1945
1946
Canadian Currency—
t
o
the"shares^^arp'wfw^reasurv initial redemption price and liquidation value oi the in assets after
MiU
liquidation or dissolution, the 'B' stock would share :B\ Stock.. . On
therefore
issued and outstanding 80,000 shares
the new Class 'A' stock but befbre the Common stock.
"Thus the. proposed plan,^^ without 'diaturbing.':tlxe existing common
htll"nSnkini?1iff -154,687 sharqs. * stock, in effect and dividend fund issuance, of" 'B' stock and- creatiop
provides, thr.ough for its -benefit, a method of paya/total of
will have issued and outstanding a total of 154
thf^nrk'^tn^hp
Euock.
Each received 62,500
cents).
(par 50
|V Jvy'?-"»•••.
in
passed.
ENDED AUG. 31
(Including -Wholly-owned Subsidiary Companies)
Stated in
-Net
moneys
JhiS ipolicy/ is scund under presenfc .conditions but that
reviewed when the rack houses are filled-with whiskey
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR YEARS
the
and would equal 50
—deductions
1
--*•
be
aqd the peak of the financial requirements has been
operation of a redemption and dividend fund. Provided, that, i»o
dividend payment on the is Class 'A' stock is fund would be. set
of
current dividend payment new provided for, this in arrears, and. the
aside
should
it
capitalization
<par
believ& Jhat
•
in reduction
.
balances of accounts
sales. The directors
of .maturing (whiskies and to carry larger
...
resulting
from somewhat increased
••
••
receivable
non-cumulative
-
,the. initial
of
the plan,
be created under
-
.
.
the directors
very
quired ln tbe immediate future they have decided that a conservative
' policy ls in tbe best .Interests of 'the company and .the shareholder^.
,
"B"
the
redemption or purchase or -to the. receipt of
dividends of 10 cents per share (to Jje applied
to
increased
amendment the company
of
.
v
i
of incornora-
_.
its certificate
*•
-
certificate
,
• *
_
paid on
has dividend -arrearages
share ift
which at present
per
stock
"A"
class
•
• . .
cash would be
'
share
a
Exnlainimr
,,i6
which 200 were.Issued to Saihuel
Best; paid. $80,000 and $20,000,
respectively, for
.
w
nf
class A common
Best; 375 shares
were'issued to Samuel Schulman; 200 shares of
(no par j, of. which 200 were issued -to Robert?
eioek
:
of $3
ctnndine
'r
-CAPITALIZATIONr—The ■ capitalization of the company originally
; consisted of 750 shares of 5»
preferred stock ($100 J, ofwhiOh
600
an
r
units.
of the
two
stock
"B"
business don*f^ T?„A
with"
,to require renegotiation. ^
■'
. ?ncl, greatA»g- 31, .Ithought by
The dividend
has
deal
.v.,.,... ^vnirafinY, «# standpolicyviewaf?obeen ai..givenDec.^rom;cash wasofnot45 ftoientre--?'-r*!" Wr
. piration.or ne Renegoti ti n Actgon esa 31. -1945 outlays9 Jq ibe the-5
suf c «:
the outin
of
substantial
,
of $20 per
3
A dividend
the parent corporation, was
affiliates presently operate five leased retail
.women's ready-to-wear-stores ■> and four leased-retail women's readyto-wear departments
at various locations. The parent corporation,
fa addition to its distribution and purchasing of merchandise, operates
through itself and its
and
.
..
2. .Each share, of PtcsenWy redemption; class.."A" ;stock wo.uld; be
outstanding
(with
organized Dec. 6,1938, 4 converted into a new initial of class "A"price and liquidation value
share
stock, and lour shares, of
share)
•
*
'company:
*>•;
Benton Stores Indi,
cniH
20,000 ' 20,000
m
713
109,546
-Legal fees interest
*£pss on.disposal of-fixed-assets
* 112,196 >-- 46, 592-m
41,383
plied by the
ment, out of future years* earnings, of existing dividend arrearages
Debenture
324,493 346,
36,621
«a' sfrtc.k
Dividends on the Common stock qan-;Amort. of -debenture .discount and expense
-29,471 1,246.587
36,
PURPOSE—Tfye entire net cash proceeds will be applied
to the purchase price of all of the outstanding stock of
on the present class 'A' ^LUUrW»JL/AVAU^iAVAO UU V*1V v/vm.-.v^;
,
...
^
$1,746
.Stores Inc. gnd its affiliates. - The purchase price of the stock
hot be. pai)i pO^lopg as (any 'P' ^tpckj$ ^outstanding-antL so (long
be acquired by the company is expectedrto be approximately $425,000.
any dividend payments on class 'A' stock; including , the curretit
-Provision-lor-oeprec. of build., plant & equip.i._ 30.517,158 >2ff,100,508
1,725,640
*Agent and 'Registrar—United'States CorpoTatioh Co.,* 160
-dividend, is not provided for."-.^'
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/_*'-*•
"
er enarges j_
16,310
Broadway, New York.—V. 164, 0. 3L44.
'
4. %
„
, A j
- '«*'^ ■ . * '
Other_tacome^
;
,2^77^48
355,
;
;t
rr;
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Has Record Orders-^
v- /'• nff0,0H
the company
hnvA
„„
outstandine
las.,art and
redempyon
of
ctnoir
.nor
36,096
r-io«
nf
company
«-
Benton
to
l
Transfer
.
,
'
•<■«««
...
««,
.
'
-
ik £ '4>
*i'*m •*-
m
contingencies
profit after charges
Earned per common share.
33.194,906
28.717.863
-17,289,804 -19,306,563£_-Crl,485,114 >
'
I'& f:
£ ££ £"«•
profits-taxes—
Ended Sept. 30— '
9 Months
,
Net
—V.
*'
.164, p. 2959.
*
"
^
^
Harborsi^e Hftrehojise Cp.,
Bonds—
Inc.—To Redeem Incpme
;>■»''
,,.i
the outstanding',40-year
called Jor redemption on
AH of
;
been
i
from .Oct.- ;1, 1946, at the rate
bond,'
'
* ' I I 4
*
'
,
Immediate payment of the' full:
,
,
• OI "CUUipiei-eiy J,UOKY»»i
,
.
J.l .
,
, f .
t ,
redemption price, plus accrued inter-
floor and its installation
rpu<"
^ank Farmers"Trust JV, arI'
Co., trustee, ,22 ,William ^Street, New York,- N. Y.
; {i .
£'c" ,
- tions
Interest ^represented by coupon No. 13, maturing on Jgn. 1, 194.7,
cylinders
est
March
to
will,be -made at,the City
1947,
12,
to the trustee.—y., 164, p.
NOTE—The
pany
Hartford Gas Po.—New
.
fed offset; and
compaiiy's proposed plan to
The stockholders on Jan. 4 ^approved
an open-end mortgage and to issue $2,000,000
bonds to finance plaht expansion.—V. 103, p. 1083.
J
•"ereate
Injdu$tdes,*|pp^^arnings~!
3 Mos. End.
,
taxes__-^__
before
Net
refund- on/ ggvera.-...;
Est,
.
-. *
...
v-. —
-
->
'
■ -
——.
Net
,<ti
1,389,912
1701,017
Net
sh.
pn
Nil
'
'
(Stated in Canadian Currency) Jk
^ 1945
^
490-13,452,445
.
-
,r.w_
Refundable
...
portion
of
,
000 ; 5,343,000
v
451,296
U. S. ex. profits taxes
,
*'
>
.14,685,598- :.15,594,499C'
SAccoupts (receivable
.
#
.-
Hiram W ?llKer-C*Qpaernam ot>
;
Report-r-
-
-
.
».
-
,
>
"
:
"Common stocks and ,other Investments without
^
quoted market yalue, .at cost,i__:^_I_'_;____
Ca?h* surrender value of life insuraiu». poUciei
President, on Nov; 18 stated in. part;
,
PRODUCTION AND INVENTORIES:
• itand' puWings, plant .and .equipment.,RefundgbiA portion of .Canadian.ex) pfts.Jtaxes
(The),Hec|lt CQ.-r-Extra Ol$tnbUtlQn of 25.CentSr— :
, produoiaun A«U A V
ftlroholiC 'bev,.i."The directors have declared an extra dividend of 25 cents per share \
During the -war-/years, and since,, the production -oi , aicoim •
t Unamortized debenture discount and expense.!
and the regular quarterly dividend of
40 cents per share on the ^ erages has^^ been .severely^^ .restricted,;ih$t because^of the 1 es- g
, prepaid in$ur.,v Iter., taxes & other misc. • chgs.
stock and the usual quarterly ;dividend of 93% cents per
of alcohol for wgr purposes £na jater hepau?®
the world wide Goodwill, processes;and trade marks
chare
the 3%% preferred stock, all payable Jan. 31 to'holders '
shortage of gmin
-»i'*ioaR" thA1. (
-vl * f,£/' .i
-■-»
1W,
cf record Jan. 8.*
1
......
,
,
K , » industry was '• permitted^-the equivalento
In the United States,: irom,,fuct,; fof only -162 'fnll.-dgys of bevTotal 1 * '
i
' -.
.Last year, -payments were made as follows
on -the common- stock: "erage operation "The situation* has " been somewhat less , difficult in V-;-T,umTmD«"
•
4&n. 31 and April 30, 30 cents ,sgch;.,gnd July.31_gnd_Qct.:.31t ,4Q pen;ts
Canada but more so in Scotland. ,,
!.
I *■/'.£.
.^nftBiLiTIES—- 7
each.—V J64, p. 2546. 1 ;;.-"is**£■" ■"■■ V
V .Throughout,this period^: largo part of the bev.erage sales of the
. Bank;
.
-- .
.... •»
C Company have of necessity-come: from inventories on .hand at the time
; (H.
J.) Heinz Bo., Pittsfeurgli, Pa.—-Earnings—
^ *
' production restrictions were imposed, Since October, ,1942, sales\of other accounts d "—T""
.
■
$14,225.—V. 163, p. 2167;,':' «
t.A
ML
^
*
*
Howard R. "Walton,
•,„.£,
£'i.
«V
common
on
•.ir""mT"T .)•
..■;-.AU-vuw.^v«wv«
,
,
.
,810,532
-
.865,287
sales
Net
income.,
aa
.
Provision
fqr
Frovision
for
Federal, and foreign incpme taxe.s_____i_-___;
............
contingencies_______________'_________--__-_ ,; ' .1,000,000
Net profit
Earnings per copimon
„ $3,047,592
—_r.—$2.(03
share—
r
inventories; While it .has
sold to the trade in
of
,3,017,601
whiskey
not been possible to;replace' air the
recent years, the gallonage pn-hand is
moderately expanded, sales program.'.It -'.is'expecteji' thjit"
u; restrictions on the . use of grain for beverage production
aopn
rAinnvpf)
Which will nermit the Comoanv to substantially
be relaxed cr removed/ which .wiU permit thp Company to pobs^antifthy
r
.ample'for
ha
r
%
a
rv
..will
(Joes not Jnplude
above
build up inventories;
(
10 Months
Ended Sept. 30—
after all charges
shares outstanding
Net. earns,
Common
(& Subs.)
* *; ;
and taxes__'
:
*
1945
r
,
*
$538,684-' ; $377,913
•255,972
.328,437
j
Earnings per share—
rV. 164, p. 3144.
1946
$1.23
r
i
:
$0:98
,
101,193.350 110,472,889
1945
3,294,639
'
f
t'-Z-Vv '
of
1,234,448
■
861,741-
-1,100,000'
-
,785',114
MPO,O.O0•' iv'aqn'iani
i2;;
;i7 33~dj[io , ii(;
farr)ed suiplus _i____;__^^ 48!l43,196 35,111,^2
££*./;££V?lhmon Shares held by a subsidiary campany y .,I>r88,565 C'iDrSa.S^
; .* •'/ £ _• . v.
-- j+,
...
Get. f 18, 1948;
"
and of expanjded'production to .build .up inventories, the directors authorized
the redemption pf the outstanding serial, debentures .and the , sale Pf
deemed on Nov).
3.738,949
t
807,797
721,537
s
—,113,775 '-21,406,849
—
-
:• 1,464,697'/.'
570.797
.
1946 and-the split became officially effective Qn
In anticipation of (larger accounts receivable-balances,
$30 000,000
.
~~—-zr--.-—-—
^Treference
'< »Dnmmnn- stock'of nonpar valub
„ •
Par,shares
-- *Common
20,
-Earnings
-
.
fnV
-
^"101,193,356 110,472,889
20-year debentures. 'The serial debentures
15, 1^4$ 4at face.^valpe of -$ 10,000^00 . plu(s
were r(e-
.premiums
Represented /fe*. 724,004 shares.1 tRepresented by 2 467-shares hald
o2
'.pH
Oct. 16.'i94fi fnr and $1,344,388 in 1945.1fAfter reserves for de--^
•$1,509,943 in 1946 rcdcmntinn en wnr-'nr -in«
^by p -16, 11946 for' redemption onUnited 15,: 1946. § After reserves
subsidiary pqmpany" in the" Nov;~ States (at cost), icalled
Oct.'
'
'
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.
.
-
;.
any
'
.
147,807
1,494,600
;6pnai peben., pay.; in U. S. cur (non-current)_ $10,000,000 -12,100 000
Foreign exchange adjustment In consolidation " £"1
£
1,545,694
credits as a result of the f ;•
CHANGES IN CAPITAL STRUCTURE—NEW FINANCING
change in the official exchange rale of Capadian currency.^ ,„•/
j .
{• :All*ofj the outstanding preference shares; 560,818, were redeemed on
Income reported in this semi-annual statement is necessarily based
Au?- 27,. 1946 at $2,0 .each plys accrued dividends.
^
,4a. part bn- approximatipns, and is jsublect io 'adjustments that"* may
;
On Aug. 1, 1946 Hie directors recommended to the "shareholders
develop in the course of the year and in connection with the annual
{
that the common stock be split pn a four-for-one hasis for the puraudit of -the
accounts..for the full'fiscal year '.which ends. April
pose of widening the ownership of the shares of the company. . This
$0, 1947.—V. ,164, p. .2018.
. _
.,
. .
. 1
" / . - ;
was acted upon favorably by the shareholdersjat a meeting on Sept.
NOTE—The
.
22,045,323
v; .1946
000.000
CONSOLIDATED
'785,908
£-425,778'S
"25,357,053
*i975;384
* : 107,177
i *1,250,457
l
-
Net
ti'tf-1
$
class '
,8nl?a for. fa* year amounted Jb ?$ W.ppO.-yq
'T
333^-
000-com! Shs—i
share on 96,000
normal, . surtax
^excess^ pfofits
amounted to $375,000 in "the fiscal^year-ended Sept.- 30. 1946.
:i- :-4 .*$68,306
profit
Earns, per
"
*
Prevision for Federal.
'
♦S279.115 ' $231,190... $237,711
' .
•
"
Nil
$0.69
$0.71
♦Loss,
tThe i-eport "shows that ($54,081 of this loss was incurred in
'rtlie 'two-'ittQxiflift ended'^^epjt;^0p«l.whQe^tii6
"
per
'These figures do not reflect
exclusively from operations. ;-
T
695.467
,,,—
t(Including Wholly-owned Subsidiary Companies)
.FISCAL. YEAR-ENDED
Sept. 30—
"income 'after all charges gnd -
Earned
*;!
lithographic presses
' '
RESULTS FOR
Years Ended
■
1944
v*-y^.MW.'>v"r^;'-v^.-,
.-'
-■
.
> i
'
contracts
ment
Federal- income' .tax---,-,
■
1946
.
'
;.^946 .rate
1945- '
♦t$68,306 \(.«'$279,115" $1,621,102
Oct. 31-r-;...
'high speed
not
.
jarring unforeseen, worjk
anticipated and we estimate
,.
first-mortgage
.
Hfyes
deducting refundable portion cf<:anidian: excess profiter taxes.
colnpanies* shafe of the earnings *of a Subsidiary toriiwholly-owned and not consolidated, less dividends received,
♦After
'
bond"'
3413.
viz., 10y2%, or $105 per $1,000
,'!*
M> .»v». WW...Q
in the customer's plant
v
i
-
preciation
of
£•; NOTE—The.
$14,059,058
companies'
in
1946 and
$14,079,286 in
1945.
•
equity in -subsidiary- company not whollypas-increased from dates of acquisition to
owned and not consolidated,
Aug.
31,. 1946, as yesult
;$909,968.-V. .164, P- 2950.
of profits less dividends by
amount of
an
v : •
;'
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,
"
,
Volume
165 ;
Holland Furnace Co.—Earnings—
\
Quarter End..Sept. 30—
; Profit
1946
'
^Intertype Corp.—Declares
1945>
$930,600
1944
prpyUion—532,734
372,240
,-
;
v.1943..
$894,275 -V $1,046,683
-
before..taxes.:/—$1,401,931
.Federal, tax
.
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
211
f
.
Number '4559
.357,73.0
,
On
;:on
418,673
•'
'Net profitPA
$869,197 /..$558,360
/,$536,565
number of cap.vshrs.__
900,884
450,442
450,442
ISarnedr-per:
"'/- - -t 59.96 ,.
$1.24,./
$$1.19
H ivFor -tbe nine naontha ended
$628,010
*450,442
!,' A $1.39
.
s> icr
$1.78
»first
,
:-16V-p^£13.6',v';
7.,.;v
v.-,>■■■'">■-
; y .-v.*
;..o
"
•
;
;v\
*9 Months Ended
Sept. 30—•»
v<«*Net profit.
-
———
1946
<<■
•
t$817,742
—
>"f Earnings-;per class OB
'taxes and minority -interests. ,-tOn
/ in" 1946
and on class B stock in
-
be
prior
v
used
for
ilncluding $3,787,266
,$666,666 [from previously
credit, consisting, of restoration oi
•established reserve-fo:; postwar
contingencies and the credit for
';tbia 1 federal excess profits taxes refundable
pn basis of
to
$3,12.0,600.—V,; 163,
3135.
p.
••
j>
'■
Hudson Motor Car
r
r,
(Including
<,
■-«;
Domestic, English
3 Months Ended
Sept. 30—•
/Net .income
.
and Canadian .Subs.)
'
,
v
>
,
1946'
,
"A 1946
Proceeds
of
;.
common
1945
.
(and
;
.
:
./■
9
,
^Earnings
♦
zL
vsfco. Federal
(
' 1
v
.
(
'
-
sliares.
SLoss
after
Net
,
-
t
-NovemhCf-^
1946
railway—!-
$5,262,000
;896,925 ?
4-3Net ry..pper.. income^-i"
«From January %—
,.">1945
./
i
/
.-1944
10,649,354
1,121,634
vl,311,789
The. company
reports, that-its
income
Inspiration Consolidated Copper €o.
9.Mos, End. Sept. 80— l'"i:i946
C ,1945
-
"Tqtal 4ncouie_.
$1,553,768
3nt.
1,420,439
y
test.)
3Prov.'"*forAdeprec,.
" J,
,
.4944
.
'
*
\
|
Net
.
^
OCT.
$270,100
$416,700
>874446
/
at
.
863,325
$1,458,482
capital stock.
-
*
—•
Jan.
1
1
-
>v
*«Net
'•ENo/ of capital-shares——
3Barned per -
-income_—^——-i—_————$611,299;
r
share——————
"
•
-
1
r
of
issuance and
.International HetirQla
'
com-
Month of
"
~
Years
Nov., ) 946
'ShareT—
-
t
1946
>
-
r
-1945
;
V 1046 ;
$2,297,893
railway*—_
railway
:Net ry. oper. income__»
7 From
January 1—
Gross from
railway—...
3Net from
railway—.
'-Net ry„. oper. -income
w
-1945
1944
-
833,217
798,527
342,507
289,502
?4,474;626
27,196,967
3,226,719
/
:
w
,
-
..
3,189,069
3,164,898
S.! Rockefeller
has
been
eleoted
ls also
director
a
.
caused
,
by
of
the
this
recent
death
.*
•>
^Aumojrity.^-V. ,164,
International
a
and
p.
a
member
2692.;"
Silver
of
A,
v..
the New
'
V
.
York
;v
.01
tools,
30^"
profit
-*Based
in
•4-for-l split,
-.y
—_
"tEarn, per share..
H
194s r/
$1,014,998
-
'
■
shares
:-'4944A;
$1.06
outstanding
and-Federal taxes.—V. 163,
p. 285,5.
Interstate Department
Stores, Inc.
Period End. Dec. 31—
after
:-
sundry receivables
-
December Sales
1946—Month—1945, 11946—11 Mos.—1945
- $6,811,476 $49,131,308 $41,613,889
■
*
■
,
.directors declared
a
dividend
.of $1.25"
per share on
'P^ejred 8tockv h^PArvyajue,;.payable: M&Mh 31, next, .to
holders
^
Ma^ch, 15i 3947' A similar distribution was-.niade .our
Sept.3 Oct. ?^°C' ^'riast year- which compares with 50 cents
2,
26 and
each on
,
rw
Dec.
22, 1915.—V.
164, p. 727.
April
cents per
gains
paid
•
"
to
distribu¬
share
in
for
tho
November
[
'
.
"
Graham-Pa }ge Motors
Net
164,
Corp.
164, p. 3292.
taxes.
fLoss
after
.tax
~j:!;•/',&
and
$1
common
7o
preferred,
of
in
4.%
preferred,
v'-
share
new
cash.
would
receive
66/1 OOths of
share
a
of
; '
•.
receive
shares-to
be
■
"
'
-
9 Months Ended
;»"
j' \
,
Sept. 30—
common
^."733,708
2,248,523
$2,959,173
(net)
929,196
—
.
1,675,304
1,198,15®
$2,029,977
$775,745 :
'
,$1.45
^
shares
and
$386,537
$Q.68
after
outstandmg.—V, 162,
■ >
$477,154
>$0.81.
dividend
require-
p4 3074.;
v
,,
:!;;
Sales
.
:; 1
^
J
r
d.*"»'•'
'
,
»
^
1946—Month—1345
..
39,664,652
-
"
'
'
ended
—V.
33,566,569 251,134,618 222,907,671
3145.
p.
•/>:,
Lake Superior &
.
'
November—
from
railway
railway....,—
—
!
from
railway
railway——
Net
from
Net
164,
p.
:
1946
115,575
11945
$187,025
-
,.
'53,782
36,751
1944
,"$160,237
/47,488
>
V
30,876
V
1943
$165,451
Zv 33,231
16,709
2,213,221
2,864,505
2,910,522
651,383
2,913,922
1,412,758
-1,432,383
377,051
1,429,823
775,192
780,521
826,681
and Federal
taxes.—V. 164, p.
828.
Bryant, toci—December Sales Increased 11%—
Period End. Dec.'31-r^
_—
UV. 164,
/
$258,230
;
2959.
/'■•After charges
Lane
operation during the four weeks
2,736 in the same period in 1945.
■•/;> / •/// ";/v/!, ;v ;//;/.//•' ,
98,397
—
ry.. oper; income.
-^•V.
;
1946—52 Wks.—1945
Ishpeming.RR.—Earnings--
ry. oper.' income.
From January 1
Gross
1946, as
56)235,373 -41,873,749 567,461,071
452,842,261
average number-of stores in
Dec. 28 was 2,621:;-as
against
164,
,
1946—12 Mos.—1945
,
1946—4 Wks.—1945
u_:
•[./-"•The
/
$1.53t
*
Kroger- Co.-^-Current Sales Increased
34.3%—
i,s$U3
$1,237,398
.900,00®
1946
The company had 696 stores in
operation during
December,
against 705 stores during
December, 1945.—V. 164, p. 3145.
:
carry-back;
$2,178,244
,1.940,846
//i 1945
"
; $1,909,90®
915,550
share-w^/.*—$1.52
t
/Period End. De.C,31-^
300,000
$9,007,236
''3,270,778
"
734,708
1-2,823,506
*
$1,897,229
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—December Sales
Rose 18.2%—?
'
$$397,808
"•>1945
:
"
-
shares.-—
Net
•
,472,712
>3,531,308
—
..now
■
'*■
1944
Qo.—Earnings-»-
&. amortization
1,387,001
.1,000,464
•'
•
income———_w——
Sales
I
1944
497,861
♦period End. Dec. 28—
,
,
1945
,1,273,606
preferred stock
Number of
Net
1946
—
on
;
$16,102,672 $14,413,147 $14,232,86»
^
Gross from
...
p.
3145.
!. 1946—rMonth—1945
1946—12 Mos.—1945
$3,991,113
$3,595,788 $45,203,666 $37,452,225
Co.—fEarnings—
-.>ahd: taxesa
sh.
old
one
Koppers .Co.r.Inc.—r-Earnings—
>
603,759
;
" • ;
300,000
i_—
•Period End. Sept. 30—
Net -.profit after ychgs
per
common
after charges
ments
\
.7 Nil: •*•••■>•
r:$1.41-
2019.
Kawneer
preferred,
'
1,508,610
to. Kaiser Ac
shares—300,000
charges and Federal
v 164; p. 3414.
■■
p.
.
4
;
$47;367,471;
share——w—i--.——.
income
of
5%
!/;■! Net' profit
; •Earnings, per ^common,,
share
./ [Based on.the 481,119 common
v
1
~
>■'•'
deductions
-
of
■
of
sales———
Net
$5,864,201
——
Income
=
common../.-.
stockholders would
Earned per
—
Earn,
semi-annual
totaling 71
capital
$24,747,$17.45
plan filed with SEC, holders
would receive:
7%; preferred, one share of new
4% preferred,
of common and
$9 in cash; !.;:v;>-(
of
share
share, of
.4,447,439
'' ''''
Interstate Bakeries
Corp^—$1.25 Preferred 'Dividend—
$he
.
„
regular
164, p. 2959.
Federal tax, provisions
Sales
"
to
to
from
>; i'
-
*
——
11 'MosyEnd. Nov. 30—
Taxes
modified
share
Preferred
;Net
$47,367,471'-
Operating revenues
Operating/ expenses
Property retirement
—V.
$29,969,603
declined
'//v.""
407,000 of the 440,000 new
issued, and common stockholders
33,000 shares,
i
Under the old plan, preferred
holders were to receive
396,000 of new
/common and common holders
44,000 shares.
The ^amount of the
cash Is increased to
$194,871 from $191,484.
A—V. !64, .p. ;3292.
t ■
■
>
Kansas Gas & Electric.
•.
notes
from
share
per
/ Kobacher Stores, Inc^—Earnings—
['^Months.Ertded Get,.Sl-^
,1946
*8,775,536
;
and special tool installations in
progress
Operating income
—
Seriest
:.*
196,313
and
^Kalamazoo. Stove. & Furnace
Co.-r-Earnings^
^9MOTllhsEhd«dSept. 30r- ; vr V ' 4946
1945
loss—.——A—: • $$290,634
$$422,729
v
decreased
value
•
2,000,000
Project.
equipment at Willow Run, Michdies, jigs and fixtures (less amortization
from
'
#
assets
asset
-share of 6%
preferred, one new share
shares of .'common, and $8 in
cash, and
common
•Net
Earned per
;
the
severe
(approxi-
.$11.2,197v-^—4——•
•After
*«
-
10,5?3,442
Corp. at cost
market. $1,250,000)
,
^V.S 16T"pT~3r44<7T"^"~": $6'844'095
t
-*>'
•
'[$474,860
$0.54
all
common
1945
$284,664
$2.54
periods en 364,792
t After
charges
,
\
net
net
each
each
Each
>
/ hew
! 58,047
10,934
>115,410
1,188,511
:
—,
Long" Beach,* Califr
•No.Haf capital
the
each
For
;;
1,029,479
!
Co^-Earnii)gs^
(Excluding wholly owned Canadian
subsidiary)
Quarter Ended Sept.
the
that in addition
"distributable income";
/ eight shares
■
.;
•Net
"
*?Net
[
$17,232,258
Jl
:
•After^'depreciation of,$78.835.—V.
;
of
1,717,833 to 1,745.619, the report comments
market decline
during the latter half
the distribution of
$1,130,529 of capital gains previ¬
of
'<$50 par),' li shares
09,2285
772,720
deficit^^^W/.—./-^.—^009,563
Assurance
City Airport
•
shares
.
;
116,128
iSundry accounts payable and accrued
expenses
1,326,678
Common Atpcki par
Capital, surplus..— "<value,-,.$l)__—4,000,000
50,466,274
Earned
a
of
amended
4
.•
com-
.
director of Rockefeller Center.
Inc., Eastern
McDonnell Aircraft
Corp., • Merchants Fire
lanes, Inc.,
Gorp. of New York,
t
31, i946———w 14,236,847
WestwillowVillage Housing
International Nickel Co. of
Canadav Ltd.-—New Dir.—
Epany, to till the vacancy in
the-board
«©f Thomas Morrison
pf Pittsburgh.
number
-
.;/i'iFra?ier:>;JParts Corp;-/./.i-.--/uL/.
.
from
For
•
^
Accounts .payable to
Graham-Paige Motors Corp
27,115,106
10,200,213
3,838,492
8,543,746
;
the
year .the
from
>>
32.601.231
.
^ i
——/
Corp
and
TxAdefaccounts; payable—:
976,809
•'
•/'
ten
_
-'-J
quoted
Advances
347,831
28,176,769
7,960,446
279,506
•
and
report
For
;
■
L>eferred,charges-^-^.-—-211,492
;1943
the
1
Machinery, equip,
$2,732,539
result
a
while
/'./Under
•
?>
6S.m,
;v - ■ A..;
'J' '*[
■*
/[■Total
•*t^Y®'oclcefel'ler
J, "J
$50^466^274
LIABILITIES—.
$2,578,534
of
company, a subsidiary of Long Island
Lighting Co., has modified
recapitalization plan to conform with
recommendations
-made by the SEC to
increase the distribution •
of new
common and
0, cash to preferred stockholders.
'
1
'
•
i
'
TOtal
*
—V. 164, p. 2959.
l
'
„
Portsmouth Steel
mate
"TLt
■
assets
Kings County Lighting
Co.—Modifies Plan—
its
$15,009,568
of
:
net
,
•
vendors
Earnings—
$2,477,180
258,720
'.5,964
"
to
Special
,
,
International Great Northeyn RR.from
'
'
Property, plant
" *Inc}iides $580,000. .from
ijsale. ,o.f real estate! not used in
:-4Based cn 4,200,010 shares
operations.;
.outstanding. t'Oecember sales /ndiqate ft figure in excess of
$5,000,000 also," C. Russell
Feldmann, President, also
"disclosed.—AT. • 164, p. 3192.
•
^
;
;
from
•«'
3
Advances
:
.
November-^.
(-i-1'--'
r
Inventories
Qapital stock
.
Ended Oct. 31-
$$5,504,140 $40,810,028 $36,244,180
250,317
• 1,012,124
p., 882.325
-$$0.21
;
$$0,.84
f
$0.77
-
^
Reconstruction; Finance.
Coj:p.--SaIes,and:Earn.ings-^;
..
9.
p.
the year
"
-
-
„
Graham-Paige Sales Corp
s-GrahamrPaige
;
'
:•
$l,485,493i
.
83.672
JnteraatlonaL^Corp./,———-w-—
;
$1,890,939
-Quarter Ended Get. 31—r
f'
1946
1945
/•Net profit^i/-—
$159,921
45®
/ Earned per sh. on 384,465 Com,.
ahWefSn——.-J
$0.36
;
Nit
After charges" and
taxes.' [Net loss!after
applying $119,637 carry¬
back of taxes at normal
rate and
excluding refunds resulting from
[.unuSed excess profits tax
credit or loss carry-back.—V.
164, p. 2547.
2,892
,
.
'
.$393,948
:|/[;KIng-Seeleyi (Corp.—Earnings—
15,023*851
.-^—'$17^65,043
distribution^-,-
*.
,
; Customers
[
.
$i;27
^
1,266,493
$556,868
The
1946_
/[Accounts receivable:
.
>'
..1,204,370
/year, the .special 'distribution of
[amounted
65 cents g ;share.—V..
r
'
$00,000
$1.02
"as
tions
141,608
,
"ASSETS—
600,000
—
charges and Federal taxes.—*V.
164^. p. 3414.
$2,751,983
.
312,050
Observing that during the
-
-
^ -
iCash-;;/,////:-—
*$762,741
$3,095,308
$705,999
.
>
'
The
$14,320,720
OF- -SURPLUS
-
Net loss for
period of 10 mos. 'ended' 0ct."
1945;
$846,872
,290,104
4$14.!8.M/':
V
;
»
;,.y,
^Balance, at Oct.;31; 1946-^
1946
$2,738,435
13,553
-$3,22^077
•
Balance.,at Jan.. 1,.1946-,.,
income
Dr2,505
.
—^r_—$14,236,847
^
1,
"y A/
■
tlnclydes" Arizona
-
$3,097,813
10,970
/Keystone Custodian Funds,
Inc.—Report—
•
/
Parts Corp
>
*. Balance at Oct.
.'31,1946—1—
Earned surplus-r-Deficit:
$1,10
$695,028
Dr588
'•••/- :•.; ;/••
X'*'\*.■' j,!
• '«
v
.$3,085,169
-
.
$1,294,534
$1,23
Sept'. 30—-'
Period—•
•Consolidated sales
"■Bet profit After
taxes
'
'
$1,461,755
13,991
Keystone* Funds amounted to mor®
i than $153,000,000 on Nov.
30,? 1946, it is stated in the
report for th»
; year ended on.
that date of the Keystone Income
Common Stock Fund
Series ,"S-2."
'
...»........;v:->
/jnon>(Stock -to;underwriters,,after
deduotii^/'
underwriting^ (hscounts- and / commissions^ i;,
•
of., $i,9J8Q.0Q0 ,and—Jess $1^00.000
/par
value) (.-allocated jto-ycommon
stock—32,670.000
?•
Expense
.813,592
$1,086,977
$0.92
164,
100,
.'
/f Proceeds f romsale of
1,800,000 shares of
'
International Cigar Machinery
Co.—Earnings-^
'
V.
1946
J
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
'/
•Balance
$299,500
1,266,493
$1,864,677
$847,460 '
.
i>
—
ously; realized, total
31,
produqtiohT.—-T--T-S-
,
$848,962
,$0.72
."Gross income
of
1
1—
;:'Capital-.surplus^;";>^;
29,900
T"*'
1,204,370
$383,962
290,104.
$559,355
Vl; Net incmoe
-'
expensesr:^rT^':!--T*-^-~w.K,^—2.521.053
loss—!-■
/
.
$3,229,030
•
y
>
■lAIr
\
j
,
$298,400
''{CA
and
*On 1,181,967 shares- -of
tfiax.—«V. 162,' p. 2643*
Daurance
1
,
alphabetical
near
'
—
$729,796
312,050
,j
income
/ "S-2" Fund increased
pidor to
$2,888,791
11,014
$882,766
-
.Interest & other
deduct., 1
-
406,4Q6
9 Mqnths"Ended
as
MONTHS ENDED
—-
,
-
,
-
Gross
..
-
■
'
^fet
..
Balance loss
BroporUon; .ot.-loss; applicable -to
minority, int.--of GrahamPaige Motors Corp;; in Naiser & Frazer
-1943 >
$2^45,865 .^$2,580(554
157,091 *
-«>153,295
*
A
-.Net. income, without
-^deduct.. for.;deplet.«
.••Earns, per share—A—
per
».'«•»•
-
$2,874,803
'
•
—L
■■pbsolescence
-^Earnings
' I-
•"
r
• After
-
BALANQE SHEET, [QQT; .31, "1946 •/
Cost; 9f;salea Jnpi^iiifg. -exps.
Adm^inlstractive, and^kelling
,
2692.
$J.; S. income taxes, etc.
-{'
A
i
.
'
Other -deductions---—
Earnings—
,
$1,931,223
and .bond exp/.li.
3Res. for contingencies-
V.
>
(&:> Subs^-^Eartiings-
10
CONSOLIDATED
Total income-:
:wholly, owned subsidiary,' C.bmpania
f$44,249;fpr...the-seqomt quarter<pf 1948.—V. -164,,p.
■•■
>,$.2.44
MisceUaneous;itfComeit/.ll^^-,—<
9,045,487
for the quarter ended Sept.
30, 1946",
$43,034, after taxes, against net income
of
of
^'
4,794,398/,,4,050,661
1$4, p. 3144.
TDistribuldora Westinghouse, S. A..,
net
.
$3,231,513
X)r2,483
:*
.o*'.*''-V T--'fV/!•5.-''•
EARNINGS -FOR
'^415,043,'^ "•>
124,250
-
*v»v
[-'Net' sales——
10,084,087
3,160,636
910,812
,
>
Tndusiria Eleptrica Dc Mexico,1 S.
A.—Earnings—
a
"W
•"
I
-
Net .operating
incoipe
Other incmoe
(net)
\
<•;
.^aiser-Frazer! /Corp.;
'V1943
•
>=v$886,255
.■
8,697,734
•
,2,393
v
.
railway—-
•beficitc-V^
.-showed
•'«"
always
•:
153,580
frqra .raUwayi
;2,158,306
\
$2,410,000
891,911
NOTE—'For mechanical reasons it is not
always
possible to arrange companies in exact
alphabetical
order.
However, they.,are
-
385,077
114,055
•
T^Tet ry.joper. Income—l
;
'
v
^positionjam possible.
$932,576
'-:;$753,219
;293;384 ?>•.414,440
4-:
'
y
l/i"*"
11,836,953
$718,783
Dr588
'
that
1 "
$874,539
<;
fjtJeti(^rpm;-raUway----.—
.Gross from
1'
•
[••...••
...
$883,355
>
& other deduct.
Combined
■;
Illinois! Terminal RR.—Earnings—-
3
-
t
•
11,835,926
:
adjustment to give^ffftct
.
from
'**
•
3,088,428
;
EARNINGS OF COMPANY ONLY
:
i;;; Period End..Sept. 30—
1946—3 Mos.—1945
1946—12 Mos.—1945
.Operating revenues./— • $3,790,429
$3,600,685 $14,275,573 $13,864,109
[ Oper. exps. and taxes—
2,942,969
2,905,657
11,177,760
11,125,674
credit arising; from loss carry-b^ck..
4
•
Gross income
underwriting.—V., 165,
.
-•Gross
J-
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
3,119,389
1945
company on Dec. 26 filed a letter of notification
with the SEC
) for 10,000 non-voting shares
of common on behalf of Daniel
C. Gainey,
wPresident, •to-be offered ut-$9 a share without
A
5
-::;For the quarter ended Sept.
30,; 1946, net loss was $85,233,
after
;«charges .and after adjustment to
give effect to Federal tax
credit
fr.Qm loss carry.-iback.—'V.
165, p, 74.
v
ji '
The
t$360 596
(prising
J
' .'i '
(&
:
Manufacturing c-Gq.; >pwatbnna»^
.(-■»'
Co.
——
♦.Interest
-v/-,
v
119,12a
-
——1-
J;
common
^ax
$978,000
"•j,-
A-* - $0.49
, $0.18
tlncludes Cleveland Globe
Stamping ,divi¬
;.i944,: -»the? dette;'Of acquisition- thereof,
sion-operations
v;
tOn 593,865
.
;
;■
'
$3.49
1946—3 Mos.—1945
Net operating income
Other income
i.net)——
i
$1.06
-share-lj-__—$5.58
:
'
-.v>
taxes
!'4
■
-—'!
rvy. m, p,:.«692), v.
%With'
1944.:'
Nil
-
"-After, charges and taxes,
:
1945.
-
&-§$187481:
per share-.-—
-tOn 1,- 995,016
1946
,
,
sh.-,'
com.
Kentucky Utilities
$78,583,243 $73,193,024
9,018.000
5,938,000
3,756j000
3,528,000
.
Corp.z^Eariiihgs-rf a;;
Months Ended Bept; 30—
per
will
1944
.
1946
taxes_.
.
; |Iupp;
$212,843
384,980
$243,569
-
!
$218,619
395,984
$571,058
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
l-
^
331,968)
$1.31
$1.14
$1.10
•Based on 150,000
shares of common stock
fiscal
outstanding at close o*
year, After, allowing for preferred
dividend requirements.—V.
3074.
162,
..'.V
-
^
1943
$6,746,663
456,299
237,680
p.
contingencies
(1945, $1,500,000 and 1944,
$3,150,000).
stock.—V. 162, p. 3074.
Johnson (&
Net Jncom^
;Numbfer :of
IJari\ed per
1944
$7,105,273
taxes——
°Earnings
$1,491,662
$0.54
!
.9 Months Ended
1945
$8,100,085
628,559
-967,042
1946—12 Mos.—1945
Operating revenues——
>$4,002,744 -$3,807,211 $15,067,439
$14,711,750
Operating expenses and.;.'.';:;::.'-,.
•
.
.
for
reserve
A.1'-
."-
;
-
/♦Netj.
1946
$11,230,304
charges—.
".Net profit———.——
.
underwriting.
$1,475,558
-
$2.54
charges ..and.^Federal -taxes
^
j
after
Federal
Subs.)—Earnings—;
—
-
T
■
sales
Net
for-working capital.-^V. J64,
income Aaxes.
charges——/t$508,-965-/;• *$534,21-3
Shares
outstanding—-.^'—,^:——..—-——— /L,8J5,783„ > 1,685,810:
^Earned per 'Share
JiJJ—
v
>$p.28' • .--.v 'V-Nil"
*Los*. ' tAfter
deducting $337,196 Federal, - State and- -foreign >
income '
>7taxes,-«vV...163l <p.-3418. '
>
'
*.
,
:
1
.without
be. accepted.
will
and
"
Sept, 30-^
^•Profit.^before, income-
<
•.
i
units
Sales
1945 *
•„!'
-
,50
obligations
~
,
*
<
L
after
■
(-.
i
,,
of
$1,518,496
^/Johnson
'■
Co.—Earnings—
Ended
(7946, $1,050,000)
";•?
"//-"
•
.
payment
per share
-"".After-
shares
.opera¬
A
; ; ,"
9 Mos. End. Oct.
31
Net
of
,
Island Creek Coal Co. (&
;
poten-
current
nt ions ".amounting
payment
a
Period End.
Sept, 30—
/•Earnings
years,
oipecial
1946,
Corp. of America,-N.-Y.—Files with SEC
$ p.>3144.
stock ;
common
of
'
£No subscription for. less ;than
$0.97
s
quarters
164, p. "2547.
-•v
•/ •- > $1.22
share——:>//'/• $0.63
;~i,. '9 Months
.0After,.reserve,ror contingenciest; Federal
income;,arid^excess;profits - '/.'•Net !
785,000 shares of
:'A
•
,
four
.•
$1,281,403
'
the
of
made'.—V.
■
1944
$1,088(909
-
each
was
The. company pn Jan. 2 ,filed
a--letter of notification with the
SEC
for 55,000 shares ($1
par)
each 30p cumulative
convertible preferred
f.and 'common- (par 50 to be
ottered at $5 a.
unit, consisting of one
share of preferred-and one
share of common
1
1945
directors declared a dividend of
30 cents per share
payable March 15,
next, to holders of record
*7
i
i
Kennedy's Inc.—Earnings-
stock,
|; >« Intra^Video
V-
JlQUdaille-Hershey Corp. (& Subs.)*r rEarjiin.gs^-'
the
8,
common
-
.
Sept. 30,. 1946, netilnconae was
$1,200,206,
share, compared with $1,500,051, or $1.66 a
share,-lor the
months
of
1945,; based on presentshares -outstanding.
a
nine
.
•;!—V.
Jan.
the
March :!, 1947. : In
"'25 cents per share
,
Larger Common Dividend
*
011,
1946—3 Mos.—1945
$229,887
291
370' common shares.
—V. 155, p. 1312.
1946—9 Mos.—1945
Lane-Wells
Co.—Earmngs—
Period End.'
<
;
$2Q,679
$542,132
♦:
$262,255
•Net
Sept- 30—
-profit:—,——,——
No. of
$0.79
$0.97
$1.86-
$0.90
capital shares—
Earned per rhare
•After charges and
1946-r3 Mosc—1945
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$253,000
$128,400
360.000
360,000
,360,000
360.00®
$0.70
$0.36
$1.63
$1.08
taxes.—V. 164, p. 1872.
$604,100
$388,400
Monday, January 13, 1947
CHRONICLE
G0MMERCIAI4 & FINANCIAL
THE
The
the limits of the field are not yet defined.
subsidiary, also has completed as a good
its sixth well in the Chance Field of Pratt County, Kansas,
production is anticipated as.
Electric Co.—Earnings—
..'-.v.". '/ ■ 1946
Lawrence Gas &
Sept. 30—
9 Mos. End.
Federal
taxes
__™__r
^
1945
$566,867
258,909
$373,052
producer
Col. Barton added.
$307,958
r-,
«!
Income
Net
*
'$577,563
.'••• 204,511
after charges
Net
in
'•
" ?
November—
—y. 162, p. 783.
v/'V.1;
substantially all obtained this year.
Contracts
foreign countries.Approximately two-thirds of
the total active, contracts
are for oil refinery construction, the re¬
mainder being for the iron and steel industry.—V. 164, p. 1873. *::
' •
.
?
$3,277,005
Net
,488,222
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
'' • *74,544
From January 1—
:/
Period End. Sept. 30—
"* 1946—3 Mos.-—1945
1946—9 Mos.—1945
♦Net profit
Gross from railway™™-,42,583,700-: 41,930,967
41,612,077! 39,867,645
$828,444
$587,232 $1,892,408 $1,495,263
No. of capital
shares:—
1,929,127
1,929,127 , , 1,929,127
1,929,127 7 Net from railway™ !! 9,053,620 11,065,172 10,540,933 .•> 11,542,262
Earned per share
;/!y $0.42 !/-■:
$0.29
$0.98 . V $0.77 1 Net ry. oper.. incomfe™.
884,722 .1, 3,345,903
2,779,338 • 3,814.038
railway,™!
from
Gross
$3,809,114
.
designed. and constructed. ' This total
be
of- plants to
work
include
$3,406,570
from railway
_™"':v-;<710,934--r". ^593,361;!/ 670,273
ry. oper. income.™:
' ■ *75,771
nil,306
' 104,730
1
process
$3,351,600
$50,000,000,
above
is
? z-??--V yyy ^ :
1944
■/■;,'? 1943 Q,;
RR.—Earnings—
"~ 1946
1945
Long Island
in
cost
the
.in
,
discovered by Lion Chemical
The Chance Pool Was
September, 1946.—V. 164, p. 3415. 7 -.'
'
will, start the year with, a larger dollar volume of
than in any previous peacetime period, measured
company
contracts
•
ChemieaLCorp., a
The Lion
in -lo
McLellan Stores Co.—December
Period End. Dec. 31-—
a
7
Sales"_™_;™M_'™.r_™„_
164, p. 3145.^ ,,;:-,
■—V.
McQuay, Inc.;
,™™_™
.
Sales Rose 10.3%—; ?
1946—Month—1945
1946—11 Mos.—1945
$8,155,053 $7,392,127 $46,083,652 $40,694,997
^
,
'y.,
?-
Minneapolis—New Directors—j
-
Roy J.
.
taxes.—V. 164, p. 1329.
and Federal
♦After charges
*
'
England RR.—Earnings—
Lehigh & New
•Deficit.—V.
-
•
1945
1944
$468,910
$385,285
276,529
140,491
143,792
55,301
85,778
83,314
42,294
Net^ry. oper. Income.
From January 1—
158,886
ra,lway_.
6,213,160
5,276,469
1,259,338
5,828,733
-
-
.
1943
$501,762
2959.
5,555,414
1,982,097
1,206,737
November—
rahway
from
from
Gross
1,953,042
1,148,522
income.
-V, 164, p. 2832.
Net
oper.
ry.
2,01l;991
1,207,704
842,847
net
corporation's fiscal •
of the
Dec. 31, 1945, was $52.71,
$5 per share paid on June
V..r
changes since June 30 showed net security
The comparable net asset value on
deducting the capital gain dividend of
year.
after
25. 1946.
-.
''
Net
ry.
Net
Net
r£*
*
•Interest earned—••••
!^ 6h U. S. Govt, oblig.
*•*4
7/1946 '
7'
Other bonds
Gash
dividends
in
^Other income
Total
Salaries
- *.
u
fees
140,088
6,500
123,659
4,800
^.*.™.*™™™_
;Directors'
:
/^Contribution
to, employee.s retire.; plan-..
Manage, compensation♦Registration, etc., exps.
Prov.
lor franchise
&
*-
<
,
misceU. taxes
—
20,560
' •
62,500
34,857
——
v
-
32,562'
.
62,500
20,671
62,500
33,396
.
• '
; ;
15,765
10,612
**
.
Savannah RR.—Extension—,
190,498,169
83,182,527
23,978.143
ft
'
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1
SEC—..
W
^
'-h.
T V ?-
,
7 ' ''Jy "
s;
«
Magnacorda Corp. of America,
;
.
for
•
'-'y';
'f
Brooklyn—Files with
'•
"
-
filed
The company 6tt.Jan. 2
(no par) stock
6,000 shares
a
letter 6f notification
Vith the iSEO
and 2,000 shares ($25 par)
stock. The
and its.
'
'
I
1
v
•Includes
'
'
1946
Calls.4%% Debentures—
Year Ended
:
'
Aug. 31—
'\\i
.
outstanding 4V*% sinking
fund debentures due May I,
redemption on Feb. 1, next, at 102 V% and
made at the Detroit Trust Co., trustee,
201 West Fort St., Detroit, Mich.
;
■ ,
Immediate payment of the full redemption price, together with ac¬
crued interest to Feb. 1, 1947, will be made upon presentation, and
surrender of said
1946
1945
1944
$18,840,495 $30,833,761 $27,519,224
sales—
Net
of the
have been called for
interest.
Payment will be
Subs.)—Earnings-
McCord Corp. (&
59,610.
All
.
Harden, of Detroit,
<
, -
1956,
estate,—V.,;165,' p. 75.
expenses
u
non-recurring
^working capital.
1945
taxes™—
♦$760,347
$202,983
" 343,000 / 343,000
$2.22
$0.59
profit of $119,877 from the > sale of real
'
Ended Sept. 30—
Net profit after "charges and
Common shares!™™
Earned per share
'
Baker, Weeks &
Mich., negotiated the loan,
Co.—Earnings—
Lytton's, -Henry C. Lytton &
9 Months
'
90,537
8,900
! '• ! 36,700 V S 32,608/!/ 28,902 '.i/28,938
*S.
'• U ■
\
•//•>
■
i—
->:Net ordinary income. ; $1,837,797
$1,324,328 $1,429,640 $1,370,976
Miscell.
7,033,637
k
62,500
29,648
; ,
of
■;./ 7/!
'
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• -—™
-—i_
'
•
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$1,651,1091
. ,
Nil
tax
The deadline for. assenting to the plan for extending until Jan. 1,
1972, the maturity of the 5% bonds, which matured Jan. 2, has been
extended until Feb. 37 An ICC examiners' report on the extension
proposal on which hearings were held is expected soon. The issue is
now
technically in default with failure to meet the maturity on the
$1,529,000 of the bonds outstanding.
The road is controlled by the
.'Seaboard Air Line RR., although the bonds were not assumed by the
i reorganized;Seaboard.-rrV. 164, p..3293.
> v
t
..
first time in several years.,'
Facilities have been increased,, with the.
3,620
$1,677,462
• 104,583 :
6,400,
.4
close of the war has; pro¬
be Issued
in consideration giving
wholly-owned subsidiaries with improved f; 6,000 shares will of certain to incorporators the 2,000 shares will be
company control
inventions and
>•**.;
sold at par without underwriting. Proceeds will be used for working
acquisition of the /Marion
/capita).!.!■;:-•*'!7
(Ind.) plant and the expansion of the Toledo (Ohio) plant, and the £?•'
+
V
i •*
^
\
* L < »>• '-'a, y
addition of new machinery and equipment* ;
1 ; - . ;
/
.(The R. C.) Mahon Co^-Arranges $2,000,000 LoanShipments were more than 20% above the previous year and once
Private placement by thiscompany of a $2,000,000/15again establish a new high in volume.
Profits for 1946 wiU be /above
the dividends paid during the year.
year .3%% loan with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
A very substantial volume of unfilled orders insures the requirement
! Co. was announced on Jan. 9.
The proceeds will be used
Of capacity production during 1947.—-V. 164, p. 2288.
to retire the company's 4%% debentures and increase
The
$31,242
'55,294
$ 1,557,870
!! ,73,084
67,399
63,818 -
41,113-'.
$2,133,434i-'$1,610,033
Li
Income
$0.04
;
™'™™
tLoss after giving effect to Federal
$.46,000 and profit qn sale of equipment
results for the
w /
.
189,400
y.
2,050,051
part:--
Werbe,- President,-, on Jan. 2 isai'd in
first full year's operation since the
vided this corporation
'l944 !/// 1943
vg-^^
1945
.
$66,861
$32,283
$38,629
"V1 i 26,881 - !./ 43,987 ? /• 52,454
„™' 1,977,266 >1,446,848 £1,498,843
securs:!' !-! 21,312. ;
23,097
20,137
V; On
^Taxable div.
/
ENDED DEC. 31 !.
T.- C.
1945
t$140,537
;
and charges.
credit, of
carry-back
$17,158,414
Ind.—Has Record Sales—
Lynch Corp.; Anderson,
■
.
1946
$8,280
189,400
'
.
;.V;$126,453r-y,:
164, p. 2959..
—V.
the corporation's fiscal year.
!!/:./::A-y::r.x
The largest single concentration of investment's
income
oper.
22,641,858
14,407,717r 21,745,165
'
the end of
continued to be in
piiblic utility securities, which had a market value of $22,259,904. The
'next largest holdings were in the oil group with a market value of
$15,907,350, followed by securities of merchandising companies with, a
ry.
182,645,758 196,140,879
57,744,999 75,572,380
26,739,804
railway
from
taxes
which
Co.—Earnings—
share™._i._„_—
per
♦After
1943.
2,701,877 7 3,079,610 / 6,927,452
1,419,517'
1,618,6422,108,206
1—
railway...*. 155,651,086
from
Gross
was
•
-
.
• ,
underwriting group
capital shares
Macon, Dublin &
income
oper.
Earned
compared
an
profit!
Number of
the
headed
stock of McQuay, Inc.—V. 164, p. 3293.
Ended Sept. 30—
9 Months
•Net
»weeks,;.an increasa«;-of
RR.—Earnings—
' 1946 7 "'; 1945
1944 7
$14,620,048 $14,251,929 $17,862,227
railway,™,.. 7,
from
4
.
From January
during the six months period.
corporation's assets on Dec. 31,
$33,919,838.
'
*
' ' ' '
)
i "
'
'
Cash, receivables and government bonds on Dec. 31 amounted to
$15,655,539, or 15.1% Of the corporation's gross assets of $103,634,209.
This compares with a figure of 8.1% of gross assets on June 30, 1946,
STATEMENT, SIX MONTHS
November—"
from railway
Net
'
245^ or approximately $1.60 per share,
The, net unrealized appreciation of the
INCOME
kwh,.-fOK-tbe. previous 752
Gross
Government bonds.
gains of $3,119,-
ytjlde of $8,195,910.
-
..
McWillfams Dredging
.
(Ky.)—Weekly Output
Louisville & Nashville
-
corporation's portfolio
sales on balance of $4,533,567, exclusive of U. S,
There were realized, for Federal tax purposes,, capital
The
1,415,790,000
with.
3.9%.—V.. 165, p. 75.-
>.
recently
/sold 50,000 shares of common
; / :
week last year, an increase of 36.9%. Output-for
52 weeks ended Jan. 4, 1947, totaled 1,470,300,000 kwh., as
<
Dec.' 31,
Robert Lehman, President,
of Lehman Corp. on
of $52.39 per share
asset value
-7
corresponding
Corp.—Semi-Annual Report—
(The) Lehman
A
of
32,953,000
.
! ,7^'-,
Company
&
Loewi
;
the week ended Jan. 4, 1947,
with 24,067,000 kwh. for -the
this company for
kwh., aS compared
output
Electric
V.■ (
•
Electric Co.
Louisville Gas &
totaled
1946, has been reported; to stockholders by
In a report covering the first six months
.•;,/
.7
the board.--
/;;;
tf. ■
SEPT. 30, 1946
and taxes.
s—
—
$525,692
400,000 common shares™™™——•
$1.24
share on
164, p. 3415.
V.
LOewi & Company,-investment bankers,
with home offices In Milwaukee, Wis., has been elected to the board
of directors. At the same time, he announced that Robert L. Vincent
;< President
of Vincent /Brass & Copper Co., had also been added to
7
profit after charges
Net
that Mllo F. Snyder
:;
Inc.—Earnings—
MONTHS ENDED
SIX
FOR
EARNINGS
of Milwaukee, Vice President of
7/
Subsidiaries) i-
(Excluding Swiss
'
Earnings per
railway
from
Net
railway...
from
Gross
Net
\V«/?'
M
,
Lnngines-Wittnauer Watch Co.,
.
1946
$572,873
p.'
164,
Resch, President, on Jan. 3, announced
"
/>.
bonds.-—V. 157, p. 899.
tNet. profit™-»™™_™——
1487,243
609,546 , 608,192
/'♦Earned-per;;share-!u-!-*^*,w!^^/^v7:;*($1.467!->ji«>.$1^1.-;-77■^••:,$1.90:;
NOTE—For mechanical reasons it is not always
possible to arrange companies in exact alphabetical
stock as 6f Aug. 31, 1946,
order.
However, they are always as near alphabetical
ingf reports, etc. tTo cover costs attributable ;to current
after allowing annual dividend requirements on 37,352 Shares of $2.50
position as possible.
> ■ •
'-.H-V BALANCE SHEET AS OF CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DEC. 31, 1946 tvp'j
preferred stock now outstanding.
The company also has 4,422 shares
ASSETS—Cash in banks, $7,618,747; receivable for securities sold, V
of funding stock which has no dividend rights, but is convertible at
$95,195; dividends receivable and Interest accrued, $457,909; U. S.
any time, share for share,
into common stock,
tAfter taxes and i
Manchester? (N? H.) Union Leader—Loan—
Government obligations (at average cost), $7,446,157;-other bonds (at
charges,
flncludes $125,000 credit, representing reserve for plant
A first mortgage loan of $600,000 at 4%/i^r 21 years/ has/Keeh
reconversion and miscellaneous postwar charges returned to income.—
average cost)., $2,620,844; preferred stocks (at average cost), $3,714,719;
y placed with an insurance company by the Charles F. Noyes Co., broker.
^bohimon stocks -(at average cost), $46,939,769; ffiibcella'Beous invest,V. 165, p< 75.
* - , — - !*r
ittfehts and advances, $566,020; real estate investment, $1; total, $69,7'v: 7-•; 7V:/!;/;/7*'!!;' 7
////i £ The financing was in connection with the sale of the newspaper prop¬
erty of Mrs. Frank B. Knox, widow of the late Secretary of the Navy,
^459,372.y.
McCrory Stores Corp.—Dec. Sales Increased 26.56%—
and the Muehling estate to William Loeb and Ridder Brothers.
?
"'♦Registration, transfer, custody
-
.
legal, auditservices, -r
of securities,, insurance,
^^ ♦Based
on-
of
shares
270,084
common
*
^LIABILITIES—Dividend payable; Jan. .7, 1947,
■jl
$5$4,b33; payable for
?
securities purchased, $4,063; reserve for accrued expenses and
-$155,151;-deposit received for securities loaned, $642,850? capital
taxes,
stock
*($1 par value), $1,947,077; capital surplus, $80,712,982; less 300 shares
.held In treasury at cost, ,(Dr)$9,799;/net realized profit on investments
and speoial dividends paid (Z)r)$19,638,615; undistributed net ordinary
■
total, $69,459,372,
a NOTE—No
provision has been made for Federal income tax on'net
ordinary income,.; as the corporation has elected to be taxed as a
"regulated investment company" and intends to distribute during the
fiscal year substantially all cf its taxable net ordinary income, thereby
••incurring no Federal tax liability on such income.—V. 164, p. 2019.
Period End. Dec. 31—
I
Sales
The
_r
December,11945—W
in
1946—Month—1945
1946—12 Mos,—1945 . yyyy-y •
-_v;/!•;:/7J!!7!!/;:777,?!y!!!;!'!7!!v7;,!;/7^ ■, :;/■♦!/
$13.739;471',$10,856,271 $84,5.69,539 $71,282,195
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Earnings—.
stored ip'December, 1946,'as hgainst 199
164, pi 3145)L'- u •
?!V " %" *' / ? 5-7.!.;?/ EARNlR1^' FOR RiNE-^MdNTllS ENDED SEPT. 30, 194^1^
operated 200
company
,Net income
/Net
J
sales™.
Federal; and State taxes
—V. 164, p.
::
The
-
Chase
National
.......mi...
-7.;/ -•./
7profit^-!!-!.v!—$1,381,894•/> $824,760
capital shares
472,600
472,600
1Earned'/per.jshare™™^™.--i-. .$2.9Z*^ ;»s -$1,747
York has been ap¬
stock, $5 par value.—V. 164, p. 2288.
;;'-7•!; '7
Bank
^r
:
of
the City of New
,164,'p. 1873.
t
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^-Xerner Stores
'
"
*
"
•
—
Corp.—December Sales Rose 10.7%— ~
1946—Month—1945 " 1946—11 Mos.—1945
$13,024,453 $11,768,672 $91,320,661 $86,081,316
'est in -BPIC—
Sales ....J.
jT-TV. 164, p. 3145.
f-j;f'' '
* r1
Life Savers Corp. (&
...
f
Federal
taxes__—
:y .-..A"
■
I
.rf-
'•»•
>:A*r
• '
700,280
$1.87
Np^of shares outstanding
per
share,.
w—v/163, p. 313.
'
: -
"Earns,
$3,646,440
. 2,789,433
-
McGraw-Hill
Chilton in
of its
;•:•
stock,,
•„
...
$857,007 '
might be integrated
a
program
9 Months Ended
"1946
Earned
6 Mos.
■
$2.47
v
$2.34
$2.87
share
.>
*
under its sole
End. Sept. 30— f
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co.—Earnings—•
v
„
?
Net.
equal
♦On 798,000
share!
*
,
interest with
majority owner
* Profit.
series of discussions
publishing activities
management.—V. 164, p. 2548.
,
$135,696 , $181,160
renovating and
carry-back re' 7 , '
Jnc.—Arringe^ for. Tobin Meat?
corporation and Frederick M.
Co., Inc., have announced
the Albany.(N. Y,). Division
of the
latter organization now provides the beef, lamb and
veal
components of the famous cooked, frozen Maxson complete meals.
Wilson C. Codling, First Vice-President of the Tobin company, directs
! the activities in Albany/for which a large unit has been Installed.
"•The Tobin company, which has plants In several places and ts one
of the large independent meat packers of the United States, cooks and
.freezes the meat portions in Albany, • wraps them in-cellophane, and
forwards them by refrigerated truck to New York, , where Maxson s
assembles them in menu form ^together with the two vegetables that
-make up a, -complete meal," said tbe announcement.—V. -164, p. 2693.
rMaxson Food
:
$79,868
profit™™..:
tAftcr strike expenses of $203,107 and after
cleanup expenses of $105,472.
{Estimated Federal tax
funds.-r-V. 1(54, p. 2959,
.
.
/•
a
*
Systems,
Raymond S. Perry, President' of this
7/Tobin, President of the Tobin Packing
'"/simultaneously an arrangement by which
"
7'
Ltd.—Earnings—
1945
!? 1944
1946 ./' !
>$3,398,901
incl. development-
♦Earns, per com.
;
'
v
,
1
™! $3,337,180
income!—•
Net' income
,
inoom.e.—V. 162, p,: 3075.
,
♦-*<..
>
an
this acquisition becomes the
2,050,257 ' 1,748,463
Tax
provision™™™™! U
326,222 !, 422,536
Depreciation
„'! / 35,004 ?0 55,550
Costs,
•.': ' 1945'
1944 K
- $607,661 h $469,479 5
213,539 .'fvi 189,539
213,539
•;
__«•
*After charges and Federal taxes on.
.;
a
per
shares
•
$613,484
i..
"Number of capital
'
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
^•Net. profit
.
in
Jan. 3.
'
already held
350,140 ": . 350,140 /?::!/•; ■!;;■ ' '■•/ 77 ,7.
$2.32
$2.44
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
-y
Gross
.
held by
publishers
Spanish and English for distribu¬
that this was the culmination of a
under which all McGraw-Hill foreign
of
V,
Cup Corp. (&
.
,
It was stated,
/■<;
'
fS Lily-Tulip
Company
BPIC, and with
■ --
• ■• •
$815,054
$1,314,761
.Net profit
g,
*" ' •
'
1944:?:
$3,444,153
2,629,099
$2,370,782
; 1,056,021
The
•
1945
1946
magazines and Buyers Guides
abroad, it was announced on
tion
Subs.)—Earnings—•
r
'
has acquired the stock interest heretofore
Co. in Business Publishers Internatinoal Corp.,
company
Chilton
the
-of
*
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Profit before Federal taxesiLw^i--
..
The
;
-
Inter-
Co;—Increases Stock
McGraw-Hill Publishing
rf^Period End. Dec. 31—
$974,171
$2.13
Marathon
pointed registrar of the common
£ 6 i,fi/;' -
—
Corp.—Co-transfer Agent—
The Bankers 'Trust Co.! New York! N. Y. 'has been appointed cotransfer agent for tne common stock, par value $6.25.—V. 164, p. 3145.
:*;!■• v;///--:/':1:'-/y
v-•7'-7.'7. x/.-.■■ 7"7-•'>/.■ /■/:■'••
?
Marlon Power Shovel Co.—Earnings—
.
;
,9 Mos. End. Sept. 30-!
1946
1945
1944"
Loss after charges™.™.™!..!!! 7 f$162,132 ; ♦$226,159 / *$787,651
Federal income tax,es™!.!-™^r-!; *tCr242,00Q,;
^ 90,463
, 606,491
—
Number, of
Products~Corp.—Registrar—r.;■;■■■
shs
2959, \
„
Net
g$j jpebn & Fink
aftfer charges and
440,000 common
Earnings per sh. on
,
1946 ;
1945
$10,952,848 $9,522,486
...
2,254,894
1,572,760
—873,000
, .748,000
Ended Sept..30—
L.
Profit after charges
.12 Months
-
' " '7*
^o^Earnings^--• '
?v McGraw'Electric
ipcpme, $5,061,529;
; $925,697 $1,172,352
$1.16' "
$1.47
shares.—V., 164, p. 2054.
.
?
1943
$3,575,190 $4,110,130
1,879,465 7 1,919,664
,
460,386
647,282
.
73,109 ••
81,287
i
$1,162,230 $1,461,897
' $1.46
.
$1.83
'
;
Mengel Co.
—"Jointly Owned Unit to
' 5'
Warehouse—
• -
The
seventh in
a
Open Seventh
^
chain of
plywood distributing; warehouses
will be
opened shortly at Dallas, Texas, by U. S.-Mengel Plywoods, Inc., a
: 1943 '
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co. — Has Record Unfilled
$64,994
company jointly owned by The Mengel Co,' and United States .Plywood
^ ?"??
'Fafns. per com. share™
Corp., L.
B. Olmstead, Vice President and General Manager, an$2.02
$0.75.'.'r:'"';.J $0.71
$0.86 !'<)rders^7 7 -:: ?•• •'
nounced on Jan. 2.7/
!•/7. /
, , , ■! /
, ,
,
,
vJ *After all charges and provision for taxes.—V. 164, p. 2410.
7?..? Robert E. Baker,/Secretary, said- in. part: '
. • ,
<
&.i; U. S.-Mengel Plywoods' expansion program/ which started early in
As of Dec. 20, cash and accounts receivable amount to $2,632,362, ex¬
1944, calls for additional distributing warehouses to be established In
clusive of a refund of approximately $245,000 U. S, dollars yet to be
; other
key cities, Mr. Olmsted said. The six already in operation are
f Line Material Co.—Earnings— Q
1 f •,
received from the Canadian Government on taxes paid in prior years.
0 Months Ended Sept. 30—
j ;V:r. 'V
' 1946
1945 located in Louisville, Ky.; Jacksonville, Fla,; Atlanta, Ga.; New Or¬
As of the same date current liabilities consisting of accounts payable,
Gross sales_____——;__™™™_*:—££ $16,509,372 $17,517,157
leans, La.; Houston, Texas; and St. Louis, Mo.—V. 164, p. 2960.-v. ,
:
sundry payables, advances from customers on. contracts in process,
Net profit
,
512,520 . , 541,600
funds for payment of this dividend, and taxes, excluding Fed. taxes on
♦No*.of common shares_™„__™^™_™_™.
460.314
437,912
1946 income, which are payable during 1947, amounted to $842,734.,
/
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of
Earned per share_-„»™,„_—■;
- $1.11
"
$1.24
Working capital of $1,789,628 is sufficient in amount for present, re¬
?/: The' company on Jan. 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
fiH*After-charges and Federal taxes.—V. 162, p. 3075.?>:?>■■:? quirements. The foregoing figures are taken from unaudited accounts. for $20,000 5% series first preferred stock to be offered at $20 a
It is impossible as of. this date to determine earnings for 1946
■-<th
share. Underwriters/ Guardian Securities Corp., San Francisco,- Pro?
."
•••i •„
..V,
with more than approximate accuracy.
From available data earnings,
Xion Oil Co.—Extends Production in Texas— ;
fceeds will be used for^corporate purposes.
; ,
.7/ /
after allowance for Federal taxes on
1946 income, will be approxi¬
This company
has, extended production in the Dollar Hide Pool of
mately $410,000, according to estimates. -This-compares with actual
Andrews County, Texas, Col. T. H. Barton, President, announced on
?
Mercantile Stores, Inc.—December Sales
profit of $310,846 in 1945.
Profits from operations in 1946 have been
/ r Period End. Dec, 31-+-'
1946—Month—1945
Mos.—1945.;
limited by delays in obtaining materials and equipment which in turn
a-potential test, the .company's Tennie Number One flowed
have delayed progress on,
and completion of, contracts in process.
Sales '
^ • ™_™—™™ $14,379,700 $10,998,800 $96,480,400 $69,390,40®
tAu baLrels through a small choke in, 24 hours, producing from the
—v.: 164, p. 31^7-7</;!'■
'P.v.
This reduction in Volume Of prodOctidn is cqmmon to many indus¬
^pper Devonian Pay Zone. In a 168 parrels per day.frojn the choke,/
previous test,'also on a small Lowe?
the well flowed at:the rate of
tries and Is/attributable in large part to strikes.
: ,<;£• M- f-f ' • ' ' ' > J" •
•
^
t
<1 • ',*
t j
»,
»►* > *
'* >
a
Devonian Bay.
The well is Iocatdd on a 160-acre W&e and ad^i^ions^
0i>'9 Mos. End.
♦Net
income
Sept. 30—
>•!'■
1946
$134,098
'
1945
v
•
"
"1944 ; >
;
$55,551
$58,364
s:
.
f*
Calif.—Files with SEC
.
,
.
au
Up 30.7%—
1946—il
,
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Volume 165
'Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL i FINANGIAi;
CHRONICLE
213
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Annual
Report—
r
ii
'ft) INCOME ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER
'
ftftrft\lftft7
••
Sales
1946
(less returns and
•Operating selling,,
allowances)
ft; ft,,ft
30
',7
'
This company has a substantial but
minority interest in MinheapolisMoline (England) Ltd-.,1 brganlzed
jointly by Sale Tilhey & Co. Ltd, and
Vf.,i
1945 '
Minneapolis-Moline
•>-.
now
.ft, j $6,522,1,28. $22,816,319
general, apd admin.
exps.
y 6,486,160
according
It
.19,950,733
«
Net
'
taxes
for
years
7
\
--ft
7
•,.
.ryeara;
ft
unused.
T
-
•
Section 710
<
Revenue
Erovision,
for
possible
7
\v >■ 5
:
:*
Total
yiartimo^
Misc.
*\
Dividends
—
declared
ft/'$414,303
•
—.
and; paid—-——-.-
in*
-
4 Vis of
ft
YEARS ENDED OCT. 31
ft-J;
Ion
1,178,435
to
U.
stock
*Including provision
1945.
war
for depreciation of
$313,681 in 1946 and $333,817
tProfit..
-
EARNINGS FOR NINE
$6,214,233
$8,919,252,
5,190
7,002
710,447
28,922
13,476
<
.
73,784
ftft
.7
7
BALANCE) SHEET
ASSETS—icashi
AS, OF SEPT. 30,
1946
marketable: aecprities, at cast (market
value $4,978,827), $4,980,340;
accounts and notes
receivtfale, $2,372,657;.
Inventories, at cost, $7,227,225; other
assets, $1,350,033; estimated re¬
fund of Federal taxes
arising from (a) the ''Net operating loss" and
ry.
<b)
of
the
unused
sections
other
excess
122
and
710
investments,-
$663,295;
profits
credit
of
the
under
the
7?rov; for
Postwar
cess
back provisions
carry
Revenue Code, $2,150,000;
receivables,
$18,914;
suspense,
to future operations,
$214,683; fixed assets
$5,335,586; total, $27,591,641.
'
—„T
77- LIABILITIES—Accounts
payable, $860,121; accrued
'
due
to
unconsolidated
;
oper.
Qorp»---Eai:iiings^- 7
•
\r
3,595,360
9,830,541
■
179,400
•
749,685:1
14,118
365,212
103,898
000
*
,
sh.
shs.
com,
$1,702,597
$0.56
$1.08
$1.41
-
'
•
.
r
97.56%
—.~
Capacity passenger miles flown-:.-™.-.—
Revenue passenger miles flown^_>.—,——
Passenger load, factor,™-.———
—,
Mall and
97.45%
9,858,295
5,766,846
.
express-106
Mall and express ton miles—.
-—„——
32,263
Revenue passengera
carried—19,467
Revenue miles flown
;
OperatingMet loss
*Net
'
revenue
after
profit
creased
after
labor
and
taxes,
—t$8,505
(This
net
tnaterial costs
t
369,696
$348,347
*$29,014
loss
and
Total—-
a
Midvale
Co.—Earnings—
t945
Reserve for casualty
liability i
Reserve for contingencies and
1944
$1,796,720 ♦$6,856>600*$12,90Q,429
Credit-1945
tax—t1,159,000
Estimated tax recov,—
1,—
$1,832,000
*
Reserve for contingencies———:
313,500
524,525
Federal tax
provisions——^-—
;——_
4,440,628
9,856,373
Capital
ft Net
profit—
$1,194,280- $2; 102,'47^
600,000'
600,000
Mo., of capital shares—.
1ft-——--i.
expenses-
ft
$4.20
a
aproflt.
(Credit on 11945 income tax .and
renegotiation refund,
^Estimated jjecpyery under oarry-bacJc^
provisions of. tak; law^V.* 163,
Miles Shoes Inc.i'ifrw,
'
ft.;.
.
—-ft—
Feb. », to
1:
,
A Weeks Ended-
Dec, 28,'46
Sales—
'
,
,
^.
,
-
$1,808,000 $18,947,000 $14,736,000
■«
.
Dec.28,'46 ,Dec. 29/45
4—-—-ft--——.: $17,912^800 $14,034,000
p. JH40.
;
v-Vft;"c.:,-'
12'-
V.
,
Minneapolis-Moline Power biiiileiiient Co.
Aimual
Keport^-W. C, MacFariane/ President, en Dec.' 1ft stated
ftft/Potal,
ft;-
*
sales
compared
4or
-
31; ;l§46/,w«'e
Day
to
the
settlements
were
1945
year
effect
all
on
government
contracts
this company,
<* Cash'
receipts
further
no
renegotiation
/
;.
:*Nefcft
•-
-
'
refunds
•
„
*
are
*
'
year.
The
postwar
for
This compares
balance
losses
which
it
was
created
Profit
of
-
ft
doubtful
An
of
notes
and
accounts
amounts
receivables and is considered
ample for possible losses
excessive
reserve
for
doubtful
notes
and
$125,000,. which
accounts
excess
resulted from the reduction
cancelled and credited to income,
account.
The inventory amounted to
in
was
$16,565,276—an
over
1945;; This was due to an increase In farm
schedules, as well as inability to obtain certain machinery production
materials in
complete
for
production
normal
needs
programs
only.
time
scheduled.
as
Commitments
.;
Advance
Oct.
on
31
purchases
amounted
to
are
to
$12,compared with $9,288,696 the
year before—the
Increase occaft
cloned by the
necessity of placing orders
considerably in advance of
requirements.
' *
*
025,026,
,
ft*. The
plants and equipment
placements and additions to
amounted
to
f2,633,171.
are
maintained
plants
Operations
*
nance, repairs and normal
provision
of your
management, all of the
Letter equipped
iiistory
of
years 1941
•,
and
more
f,he
modern
good
,
the
last
have been
for
facilities
than
at
any
time
in
are
the
company.
New. capital expenditures
during the fiscal
to 1946, exclusive of
emergency facilities for war
contracts,
aggregated $7,024,798.ft
"
*'• ,»■ ,*.■
•'.'ft; " *. * ■;'ft.ft •'*•■ ft .;■• ■ /,,„■;; -; V;;,. ,
The present
plans call for further
modernization and
-
<
manufacturing facilities,
to
take
the company's present products
expansion
^
$1,532,290
'•
''
$1,466,575
the
for
unused
statement
at
balance
reported
7
390,254
$0.09
'*
excess
published
profits
forv the
$180,000, computed at.
of
the
company's
fiscal
the
-
*
since. 1920,
'
'"
"
u
1940
.
,
and
associated
has been elected
President,
share
a
Feb.
ort
.
21,
the
succeeding
1947.—V.
ft
^
the
capital
regular
stock,
164,
quarterly
nayable
2694.
p.
cash
March
dividend
10
to
of
holders
»
j:
City—-Arranges Loari-^ft
arranged by the
as broker.
The
Hammond,
the
;■'
States, Tpl^piioiie
E
-
/
^cic^ra^
Period End. Nov.30-!—
'.
1945<—Month—J945 - 1946—11
Mos.—19s45 *
Operating revenues
$4,733,938
$4,221,887 $49,841,274 $44,287)200
Uncollect,ihlfi oner
Uncollectible oper. rev "-ft* '
rev._
15,450 :
9 his
ft 191 R70
Id QOI
9,015
121,870 ft • 74,993
s
% Operating
ft'
-'ft'
'
i
*
revenues—,.
$4,718,483
Operating expenses
"■■'*<*
ft ft: 'ft ftft/. 'S
*; i ft ft "- '• / ft/ft
Net oper,
revenues-—;
Operating taxes
3,762,841
$4/212,872 $49,719,404 $44,212^207
2,815,256
38,938,166
29,588,184
$955,642
519,388
$1,397,616 $10,781,238 $14,624,023
-929,752 :. 5,202,314 ; .9,826,853
Net
.
$1,283,991
'
1,403,146
Net
1,220,676
*
—V.
"
$1,138676
1,375.145
1,375.145
♦
82,000
operating income
charges———
-
J
.
ft",
^
^ ft
>
.
•
.
*l;
-
^ '";'V
1
,
'
'
'
\
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$0.95
■■
vft.- ;.,:*/
;■'
$5,578,924
319,219
$4,797,170
'3,356,384
ft//'.ft.
3,801,167:
.'' ft
Murray Corp. of America—Earnings—
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR 12
$0.83
V
$467,864
:
332,998
164, p. 3146.
MONTHS ENDED SEPT.
30,
-
v'
.
$436,254
after
k
—
railway—_r
ry. oper.
1,324,131
261,948
56,893.
railways—ft
income--'
•Deficit.—>V.
164,
p.
2960.
Net sales
'
——
1946
>
.
1,786,038
ift
538,775
on
reserve
for.
deferred
costs
of
war
290,685
ftS-./ft
production
tp income—
disposal of equipment
Interest
;
607,647
335,056
.
of
credited
1,604,484
748,763
ft 211,698
•Portion
:
—w——.
Federal taxes On income
(estimated)—'
:t
;
•■■■
$35,330,072
35,766,069
2,209,473
.*—„——(
sold.
54,484
Loss
-
-*"
—™
,
Cost of products
27,678
2,005,062
.Total* income
:
1943 ft
$143,918
f
$35,272,194
:
'57,878
———-
Miscellaneous-income—ft
*
0
'
Cr39,302
14,816
119,396
ft
ft ft ft. '; ft V ft ft
Refundable taxes of prior years
atlslngftfrom carry-back'
of operating loss and unused; excess
profits credit for
*-*
the 11 months ended
Aug: 31, 1946./—"-i.
;
•
,
,
Missoui'i & Arkansas Ry
.-Earnings^-
November—
;
Gross from railway/-—;
1945
$1,199
Net- from railway.—-—
Net ry. oper; income.
ft
1946
• *
•21;746'
>
$147,474
>
'
*23,938
-
Gross
from
'2,795*
railway./—
Net
from railway.—-—
ry.
•Deficit.
31,076ft
';ft-. ; ;
^170,786
"-
'
ft
■;-A.
Interstate
*3,188
:
2,017,157
' *47,205
*302,793
2,343,416
-568,796
177,512
ft -Net' loss
5 $178,350
*
\
24,847
.
-
.
-
-
;
'■-Vft.T--- ..Vv.v
'
ft
f1-
ft
-v'.. Kp.
secured
by
will
pledge
of
open
the
bids
Jan.
road's
14
prior
on
lien
1946.
———
.-ft—.—
:
165,000
$187,880
ta estimated reconversion/ and other costs
attributable" t5
period
($208,963) included in costs and expenses, for. the
.
amounted
1725,-vftftft;'ftftftft.ftft.ft'
y ■/■■*■
^■■yy'-yyp; ■■■■,;.■■".■•', ftft/ftft <•'•■::/
<'
ftft Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York—To
■
-■■■•■
-.x ?
k
Pay $15,650,000 of Dividends to Policyholders in 1947—
^ftft'""-*;7-''
/
ft
Dividends to policyholders of this
company, amounting to $15,650,000
1947, have been approved by the board of - trustees, it was an-1
on j»n.
a h" T.ewis W.
Douglas; President. Dividends in 1946
amounted to $14,850,000. ft ft ft; ft
'•
MMfMI 'ft
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—-New Loan—
The/company
Cr2.717,100
.September,
————————
■ft/ft ft ft
for
pnimnPf)
.
t
of
NOTE—Provision for depreciation of
property, plant,- and equipment
to $603,400 for the
period.—V. 164, p.
1,993,439
1280,722
; > 25,988
Commerce.
P'
war
for. month
period, less applicable increase ($169,261) in refundable Federal .taxes.
-
Commission on ftJan.
3 announced
me
application, of this -company -to abandon: its, entire
365-mile line wril
be considered Feb. 10 at a
hearing before J. K. Lyle, ICC examiner,
in Little
Rock, Ark...-.■
;• ••■-ft
ft * The railroad^-y- • ' •—-•••'• ••
'
applied'on Oct/25; 1946 for
permission :tn abandon:'.its
line/ between Joplin, Mo., and
Helena,, Ark.—Vi 164.
*Equal
the
1,498
1
'
--
.
_
Seeks to Abandon Line^
..The
$243,395
35,543
*22,222
1,269,231
-;
income—>
2
1943
-
Net
oper.
:
Provision
< ■:/•.. ■:■'/;
1944
* -
From January 1—r'
in
of the.
increasing demand for
the manufacture of new
products
and
estimated
1944.
$1,307,046
Net
'
care
and
developed by the engineering departments.
.
$33,343
$0.81,'
—
Garlent, Executive Vice-President since
the corporation
"
1,379,545
^
$1.00
from
Re¬
manufacturing plants
■
the
ft,
—--96,100
Net
year
charged with mainte¬
depreciation. / In the opinion
losses
of
original
was
for
1571.
p.
— __
1945
,
-
condition.
in
,
revised
y
'
.1946
I
From January 1—.
Gross from
?;
in
equipment
company's
with
•
> $37,000
,
$315,122
390,254
———
Motors Realty Corp., Nv Y.;
for
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
-
$3,045,402
been
cents
City
—
'Shafe-j—'-^-—-:^—,--<
receivables,
increase: of
ft
93;400
—V. 162, p.-3076.
V'
to 20.4%-
collection.
in * the amount
.
■
/
in
mi,,;.
f ft
A mortgage loan of
$3,300,000 for ten years on'the leasehold
estate
1785 Broadway, New
York, N. Y., known as the General .Motors
Building, has been obtained by the Motors
Realty Corp. from ftthe
Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co. of
Newark, • N. J. r The financing
was
$50,585,840
3,180,656
6,595,330'
■
Novemberft-^ ftftftft#
,1946
'
'1945 ■.ft /ft 1944 : ft
Gross .from /railways—
$153,900
»
$124,542
$183,855
i.Net; frora railway;./*- --H :9!:56,089v,ftftift
ft
7,132..
67,811
Net ry. oper, income
■ft
34,117'
*3,633
28,895
31, 1946, compared
with $13,280,986 on
Oct. 31, 1945, and
$11,989,001 on Oct. 31, 1944.
Receivables (net after
reserves, etc.) decreased $1,573,901
.during the
year.
The reserve for
of
,/
..m
of
ft
profit,--ft——$1,382,921
Net
,
Oct.
on
previously
t478ToOO
'■
•
2960.
<
,
In
same
i
-
/
^
$5,000,000 loan to be
mortgage 4% bonds Of
general,
Mr.
Douglas
as-for
1946,
except
in
a.
.
ft-
.
"*
/-ft —
explained,
that
the
certain
to
new
■
dividend
ft
ft//
,
scale-is. the
adjustments, have been made
w-'ntain
an
equitable distribution
ta the entire body of. policyholders.. The total amount of
dividends
'recaiUOSrii'/o'ii9%rj- fte* '
ar-.ftp t mn "tny 1946 primavlly he",cause- .of
the* "greater amount, of* Insurance
no,w% in force.r—V. 184,
rD; 3416.
-
*481,657
portion of Federal taxes on'income of
the
refund
effective
The directors have declared
30
—
1945'
'
i868.,
After'depf./depl.-; etc.ii:_^.^^ *"'T,470,321
No> of capital shares
Earned per
,
longer necessary for the
purposes
has, therefore, been cancelled and
$12,138,507
Corp.-~EarnirigH
Federal tax provision-
no
and
to surplus account.
working capital was
1945
ft $57,J95
>
Total ft income----^--..-——
with $1,033,505 net profit for the
preceding
in the reserve- for
contingencies * and
credited
Net
.1943
.
1946
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
.
werp
of $708,267
determined
was
—
In
of
rate
$Net; loss
has
pf record
1945)
Manulacturin^ eo. ^ ^Rljs.)
profit™™—•;
,ft Mksion>
were.
$1,702,597.
"
■
after
required
.
ft;
j$l,252,269
/ /After charged and Federal taxes.*~V.
163, .p;
«
7 7
ftftft,
$34,602,132.
Cash disbursements
$37,043,845, divided approximately between,
materials, supplies,
taxes, et cet., $23,615,373;
wages, $12,626,535, and
dividends, $801,937.
>
Net profit for the
year carried to surplus, after all
charges, including
Federal, State and foreign income, and other
taxes, amounted to
the ' year
for
'
——
"health.:
L6,787
in
period.
tax
Mountain
Earnings-r^-
completed early in 1946*. « Renegotiation^
proceedings for
have resulted in a final clearance
from the government
that
1946
$996,335'
509,622
194,500
F. Harper, who was
President and General
Manager of the
corporation since its
inception in 1920. Mr. Harper
resigned Jan. 7 from
his post due to ill
$1,304,742
ft 405,057
329,000
ft 289,3P9-t-Vi *121,603 ft-124,619 '/ft 184,874
("ft-*
Miiinesota Mijtun^ &
$3l^8744i65H
cancelled
-iuay..
*
•
.
the
*
196.
,
$42,186,090 for the previous year, the
reduction - in
total sales
resulting from the ending of war contract sales
during the
Year. • However, farm
machinery division sales were $30,874,924,' com¬
pared with $26,577,610, the increased
production of farm
machinery
attaining an all-time ;high. in.. the
.history of.; the company,!. The
VJ
1944
.
;swles—$52,309,301
ended ft Oct;
year^^
with
termination
1945
: 9 Mentha Ended Sept. 30—
i Net ♦
f||^
the
$2,610,257; $1,621,794
Haryey, Braxton Co. of Nevy York
attorneys were Cadwalader, Wickersliam &
Tafi)
Motors Realty
Corp. and Pitney Harding Ward &
Brennan- f<r»»
Insurance company. The
income—ft
majority of the space in the
building is
occupied by«-th© General Motors
I From Janqary 1—i ft
Corp. under a 'long-term lease,
ft The" proceeds from the
Gross from
railway--—. 13;227;709 ,14^36.032,i
abovfi-mehtioned loan will be used in part
14,026,908 i, 13,593,678 'ft-to
Net from
redeem the "outstanding
-railwayy 1,402,412
Broadway Motors* Building Corp.' first
2,210,899
4,014,738
4,371,207
mortgage leasehold 6%
«?y.
2
bonds, which were recently called for
1,525;467 ft 3,321,430
redemp*
rX^ 1947; See y. 165, f. 76.
Deficit!—V 164, p. 2960.
*;■■•*/,/
V<■/■;> :ft ;;•/ft -ft/ft/ /ft ft/ftft /ft/;- ft
ft'-ftft;
-ft'/•;'/*./■"/■
—
in part:
Mos.—19^'
1946—9
$863,753'
Corp.—Earnings—
recoverable
Harry
Ry.—Earnings—
1946
Grosa^fropiftrailWtfiftU.^.^$1,438,2Jt77ft$^3U, 172
Net
Net Xroni;raiiwa^ftft2^ft;ft;;U60.^;ftft>178,159
ry/ oper.
"■■•
■
and
1946—3 Mos.—1945
..
":ft:"
;1
& St. Louis
.
Jan> 1 to
Dee. 29/45
Dec. 28,'46
1946
'■"[
x
»
with
2,550,926
ft 4,635,457
Br 12,017;
Brl2,017
-
the
the amount
John E.
,
-
'
in
are
1
,
320,775
.128,534
708,268
r-.
for
163,
6,244,385
treasury
$7,239,847
months
Motor Wheel Corp.-^-New
President Elected—Regular
Common Quarterly Dividend
Declared—
$29,327,427 $25,621,819
of
.November—
-.ft
Jan. 1 to
Dec. 29/45
.$2,185,000
-...
Rales
'■
.
Current Sales Rose 2Q.:9%^-
ft
;■'
.
•'
v
130,000
—
Minneapolis
.
ftyyrr.-y*- '//;
320,775
—
postwar losses—
21,8392,550,926
depreciation
11
postwar
included in
1,277,043
$5,501,379,
•/•Represented by. 100,000 no
par shares.-ft-V; 164, p/2289.
600,000
$3.50
4,296,046
surplus——
•After
and
....."
and
700,000
.
*7,332,882
P,038,639
-
surplus-——
■'Total,——
'A
:.
quarter ended Sept. 30,
by a transfer of $37,000 from
reserve for- war
adjustment to offset $225,000 cost
of plant reconversion
operating costs above, less
$188,000 tax refund resulting
therefrom.—V.
1945,
$11,000,000 $11,000,000
stock
Cost of 1,300 preferred shares
in
$2,519,531
,
|torned per share—------ft—$1.99
Earned
——■
'.*r '
^
'
.
.credlt-^--;-^ii-----^Ui.i^iiw:
normal
year.;
151,955
137,358
Mi6cella,neousvres<prveT—;v<.i
™
—«—•
preferred
:•
ft:
credit
32,761
par)—,700,000
on
■■
profit——
*Loss,5 tEstimated
the
iiiiiiii'il®
Notes<and.accts.; payable and- accrued
foreign income taxes:—
payable
5,967,615
3,261,997
1,254,112
368,577,934
December
taxes-^---——-i:-i—i-^----i--i_---—
period,
$29,327,427 $25,621,819
———
Federal and
12 Mos. End.
Sept;1946
Loss from operations-w-^———
I
132,931*
—
no
Dividends
--
1946—11 Mos.—1945. ^
651,679,855
83,232,357
for
prior years arising from,
carry-back
656,125
3.7,700
1
par preferred stock
Common, stock ($1
.
factor, the company said;—164, p^ 3415.
ft
3,194,447
13,519,875
165,215
-
-
liabilities—
t$6.50
sales
yyy
Number of capital
sharesEarned per -share-
v
1,620,545
16,565,276
policy--.
-
1946-^-Month—1945
that
credit—,,
.
Special
60,926
825,000
(net)
—
primarily* to In¬
decrease in passenger load
1,152,384
90,247
-
Federal
-Tax
1945
bonds_^--—
war
'
due
was
3,155,329
951,387
periods.—V.' 164,' p. 3146.
■:
*
1,819,982' ft 1,804,404
-i-—'
Postwar refund (Dominion
of Canada)'Deferred charges, etc.—^
17,491
496,795
$387,252
——
income; taxes—
6,157,643
2,588,588
<;
Quarter Ended Sept. 30^
Profit from/
operations
Profit after
charges
$6,063,969
i
Cash surrender value of
life insurance
105;
32,904
.
167,146
5,333,691
•After Federal income
taxes, etc.—V. 163, p.
Net
$8,160,777
—
hand—'—
Notes and accounts receivable
Inventories
>
80.35%
1943
$424,072
192,129
14,879
•
—-
Dominion of- Canada
6,606,075
.5,307,656
;;
58.49 %
...
•
1946
fProperty, plant arid equipment-—
Plant property not used--—.—
on
r
1944
$545,098
271,936
323,864
117,280,737
Motor Products
>
""
Gash in bank and
'
1945
$564,327
profit———$1,380,874
801,938
,$For d°ubtful notes and .accounts
,
;
$1.89
& Co., Inc.-^~December Sales—'
;
__™—
$1,632,406
801,938
CONSQLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, OCT. 31
1945
$1,053,948
—
Moore-McCormack Lines,
Inc.-—Earnings—
$1,313,193
$1.52 |
ASSETS—
1946
,r
;
937,531
The
-i«.
amortization of
provided In.prior years." "
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—'Earnings, etc.—
Month of November—
——
:
shares.
:
.Period End. Sept. 30—
♦Net
$1,033,505
801,938
801,937
•
* Accelerated
■'
,50
30,. 1946
5,497,004
2,466,517
income—
company states
records for these
'16,846
-
Operating efficiency
Sales
300,000
of
700,stock
on
-
SEPT.
70,994
Period End; Dec; 31—
;V
emergency facilities applicable to prior
fiscal years (after
deducting related claims for refund of income and
excess profits taxes and*
renegotiation rebates amounting to
$550,532).
tProvision for possible net refund
which may result from
renegotiation of profits., on war contracts.
1946-1945
1944
Met sales—ft$793,634 $1,207,058 $2,496,798
-'Net prbfitft—ft—ft—i.—-—ft—'
•
2,743- V-f 104,465 <110,225
Kumber Of common: shares:——
205,945
205,945
131,695
Earned per share.ft.ftft-—-.:——ft
| % $0.01
2 7
Nil
$0.77
*
After charges and Federal taxes.
fLoss.—V. 163, p. 1570.
-
V
25,883
and.
(net )—
Net profit for year—
divs. paid—
per
ENDED
common
income—.
^ Montgomery Ward
585,847
93,056
—
Preferred
Earns,
530,424
Subs.)—Earnings-^-
taxes-——.
20.
161, p.. JO.
.
•
con-
facilities—
emergency
March
,
(Cr)_
amortiz.
follows:
as
v^,-
164, p; 2960,
*
31—7
ft
—ftftft-——ft
Quarter Ended Oct,
t'
on
from
Net ry, oper.
conting.
postwar loss
Accelerated
foreign
683,715
ex-.;
value-
for
(no par)
Micromatic Hone.
.
version
;
.liabilities, $567,subsidiary companies, $41,291;,
reserves, $1,658,044; capital stock (256,000
shares, no par, carried at
*
stated value of $5C
each), $12,800,000; earned
surplus, $12,450,008;/
treasury stock (20,313 shares at
cost), Dr$785,786; total, $27,591,641.
4-V; 164, p. 1211.
963;
for
profits tax
Prov.
r
>-■
t.
credit
Prov. for decline in
Internal
$381,181;-'other
deferred charges
'profits'
excess
taxes ftftft—ft/ftftft
;; '
01 Dec.
16, 1946.'
Chicago Stock Ex-'
vi
were
MONTHS
and
January 1—•
railway
from railway——— 7
Net
255,000
574,250
576,345
Stock Div.—
as
the
on
From
47,628
155,000
861,561
:
charges
November^yy 7 1946
railway$511,096
Net from
railway——"
232,863
Gross
7■;;! foreign inepme taxes-
$2,897,725;
200%
stock held
distribution
Gross from
Net
12,429
1962^,
.ftftftv
Monongahela Ry>
-Earnings-
•
of
contracts—'—
Texas-Ry.
pr.or lien 4s of
7
7 '.ft;
Dec. 24, 25 cents each.-—V.
"^82,757
|4 803,630
tProv. for possible net
;K refund.' ft ft-—ft ftft'
Prov. 7 for 7 Federal 7 and 7
.
this
ex
on
-
In
was
common
Mojud Hosiery Co.» Inc.
560,559 1 '961,286
Kansas &
RR.
76.
p.
dividend of two additional shared of
a
each
164, p. 2694.
7
165,
,
Dec. 24 paid
share of
on
on
Earned per share
72,787
acquire Missouri,
—-V,
Dec, 12, last.
~
distributions made
during 1946
cents; and June 20, Sept. 20 and
Govt.,
renegotiation
"ft
,
Net income after
$3,513,077
7: ,7-10,259
—
S.
330,459
1962.
Cash
$8,636,495
.
stock
The common
32,214,§12
7
of
Manufacturing: Co.—Pays
company
change
.
$5,883,774
The
»
5s
'
..
t
common
1945
;7 ;'.1944
1943
/ftft
$42,186,091 $42,932,697 $40,851,007.
37,048,923
J
.
to
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1978, And
ft
♦.
ft Modine
ft;;ftft
39.007.409
■ft'
—_
paid™
Refund
$1,442,923.
471,374
*
7-- «-V 7:7
$2,815,195' $3,178,682
430,709 «: 334,395
charges-—-———.
7-7*—7'!
Interest
-
ft..ft
1946
$31,874,265
~~
proflk—-ftftft. $3,370,904
Depreciation
296,777
7. Surplus
^7.-.-^7:_77^v7,::."77
tPortioh of reserve- hot :ft •,
7;
required /ftftftftftft;
125,000
/ftftftft; yyfty ft-ftft*;
Codeft;—ftftft.ft— Crl, 119,000
losses'from-
is
market
company
thp British
and specifications of the American
company.
further additional items will be
manufactured in
the British company.
Profit from operLi-iT-Misc. earnings
ft.
ftftftft "ft
the ft;,r
profits tax credit- for the cur-.1
excess
y* rent year
undertheprovisions of
of the Internal
for
design
.ftft
attributable-to the carry back;of
The' British
-
-sales;:7-.^;.;7"•*7:77,77
income account for the current
fiscal year.ft Crl,031,000
refund of/ Federal - taxes - for! prior ft
Estimated
Co.
Proceeds will be used
first 4s of
1990, and
that
Cost "(inci.
mfg.
cost,
;
m admin., gen. and
expense)
ft.—29,059,070 -
1.350,000
prior
.
the
Total net sales—.
$1,735,697 t$3,089,701
attributable to the carry back of the
"Net operating loss" based,
on the company's,
.
to
expected
777" 7:r7i-;^:.^V.;7^7;;^v.7:7
V. 1
iossft^ftu-iaft^ftftftftftft:/—ft?ftft:
Implement
CONSOLIDATED INCOME
ACCOUNT,
;
'
Federal income and excess
profits taxes—
Estimated refund of Federal
is
England by
Loss from
Other. Incomeopbrqtiohs.ft——ftftftftft^ft—ft $1;964,Q32 ftj*$2,865,587
.7' 228,338 7.'
224,114
Power
manufacturing combines and hammermllls
1986.
Inc.—Earnings—
Namm's,
34 wks.
Sept. 28/46
Period—
sales,
tGross
sales, less ret.
goods sold;1
•Cost of
and allow—
The
•
$11,502,870
10,235,935
6,662,934
$8,684,786 $12,659,848
7,693,606
11,249,925
5,132,621
7,322,643
allow.--
less ret. and
•Gross
50,000
...The
New York,
N.
."Clients
of
$2,560,985
286,742
$3,927,281
$3,573,001
373,785
340,908
departments,—/*
75,818
121,318
131,370'
ownership
activities
$2,923,545
from sales
profits
Gross
merch. purcnases_
on
earn,
tentals of leased
profit from store
Gross
3,493,202
12,215
Operating
jii
Net income
)240,851
195,062
69,088:
1
—
$289,201
$360,843
f'$110,722
—.
.{/•;
.
•/V1'^
•
•After
profits
excess
taxes
''
profit
outstanding
irnings per share
,i
a
.
1944 - '
$3,181,650
•
;
■
$354,650
500,000
$0.71
$0.56
'
Sept. 30—
9 Months Ended
'
-
Iftd, (<Sf
Z.-_i
Canadian
and
leral
Net
1,430,392
prof, tax^ — • 578,033
& excess
inc.
953,779
paid
dividends
•After
$0.89
•$0.51
which was retired on
preferred-stock
y. 164, p.-296i;
ITEMS' FGLLOWV
BALANCE SHEET
•
Sep/ 30, *46 Sep.
Z*
1635.
164,- p.
-
, ,
'
-
v>
_
-
Z 9,284,463
:'.2,273,287-
assets
Current
,-^..."-
I Current ..liabilities,
fearned
surplus--_i
\/**Estithat6d/c6htract,!pi*lde^dUbj'e'6tvto*adjiisthf^ftt";/c0nfractS/sub*{
-
707,712 <<. 382,385
/ $2.25 ; .
$1.52
34,528 "
I—V. 163,
2160.
p,
-
■
„
'
.
National ■ Biscuit
Cot—Earnings-^
Period End'. Sept, 30-~
1946—3 Mos.—1945
*
Net
V-A■/'-■r/v/:iAiA/
»$3,275,156 t$2,299,122, $13,513,255 $10,663,335.
taxes
;
$51,328,410.—rV, 162, p. 1516.
,
,
Mfg; Co.—Earnings-**
1
1946 '
Years Ended Sept. 30^
profit after taxes-
jlEarns.
per sh. on
161, p. 1356.
outstandihg
100,000 shs.
-
i
•; '
•
'
Co.—Sales—.
Sales
—V.
:
163,
Sep. 30,'46 June 30.'46
——$4,846,099 $2,180,395
^
2160.
p.
Fiscal
.
;
Net
.-...I./.
profit
•Earned
common
per
based
in each year are
On
at Aug. 31, 1946.
-V:
shares outstartding.-
there
were
1,662,039 common
oh' preferred
the- latter date
164,
Gross * from
Net
p'. 3146.
*
Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30, 1946 ">
$3,152,602
National Motor Bearing Co.,
INCOME
ACCOUNT FOR NINE
sales
Net income after charges and
—V.
160, p.
226.
,
outstandIng________ ■;./
v
•
,
National Oil Products Co. (&
9 Mos. End.
1946
Sept. 30—
'
charges
'.v
taxes* t$522,427 '
and
♦Earns, per com.
-
*On
tired
215.791
shares.
debentures—V.
write-off3416.
fAfter
164, p.
$1.39
•
•-
•
1943
1944
.'S:
1943 V *
$326,132
$1.65
$1.72
for
refinancing
re-
Type Co. (& Subs;)^Earnings—
r
"
,
;
" ig46'
'
1045
pwfit after charges and' taxes'—
$421,046
$335,856
•Earnings per common. share,_,______
$5.9.6.
$,4.64
*On 64,392 common shares.—V'. 161/ p. 2663/" ' " "*■ Z7'5, *.
National Paper &
Years
Ended Aug. 3r—-
'r
Net
from
2,619,933
.
•
'
The
1943
'■<",/
railway—.y
From January
from
Net
ry.
—V,
1,971,529
506,061-
incoihe__/:/
955,037"
railway-—
oper.
164,
p.
1945
702,302
1,501,168
2961'.
1944
Gross
Net
3,177,158
127,005
2,356,238
2,741,756
1.251.859
2,499,310
1,035,946
1,912,332"
1.522.860
1,272,210
Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—Earnings
Sept. 30—
1946—3 Mos.—19451 / 1946—9 Mos.—1945 f
$235,962 ., $238,851;.,. $867,632
$556,589.
share
$1.27
$1.29
. y-$4.67
; $3.00
profit
Earnings
♦After
per
charges and
'
New York
taxes.—V. 164, p. 3147.
•* y/-v ' ;
Enters New FieldLease—Acquired Plants to Con*
-"C "
«!•
v .. - • >
(•;
completed under' which- the' New York Life
Life Insurance" Co/ —^
Agrees to Purchase'and
tinental Can' Co., Inc.—
agreement? has been
CO. will play a major, role* in'-firiancing^neW^mahufaCturing
required for the postwar expansion program of the Continental
Co., Inc., it was announced on Jan. 7 by1 the tWb
Aft
from' railway'
railway
:
:
.■
>
6,987.313
1,316,068
486,442
■ '
•>•'•
i 7,265,391
:// 887,603
19,272
;
'
•
■
c.
/
V-iVl'S" ^ »
55,601
7,717,027
2,259,253
1,049,090
7,616,719
1,691,394
690,781
*
j
Co.—Gives Rights on Cleveland Stocki—Every" 5 Shares of Parent to Be Offered One Share- of;
Illuminating Company Common at $15—Light & Power
Common to' Get $7.50 per Share in Cash—Other Utility-
Divested—SEC Approval required.
.
/.V
to the'
share of'
ratio ofNorth-Amert^-\
SEC for
of the company Jan.
6 authorized' the offering
stockholders *of rights' td purchase at' $15 one
common stock of Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. ab the
one share of Cleveland Electric'for
every five shares of
can
stock held. The offering is'subject tO- approval" of the
which'application is beihg filed;
'•North
American's! proposal td distribute"1 shares' of the
utility is part of a comprehensive program for prompt
pliance with Section 11 of the Public Utility Holding Company
total of- 1,714,525 shareS of Cleveland Electric - common
traded-on thb New York Curb and Cleveland Stock*
yolved in the offering.
: \
*'/ '/'■•' ■ *"'• v
In addition td the* offering of rights to purchase
;
Directors
company's
" 'V :
Cleveland
and full com-*
-
Act. A<
stock/which'13 •,
Exchanges,-is in-^
Cleveland'Electric-,j
Illumfnabing: Co.'s
the winding
up of
cohlmbn'Stock,- North Aifterican's1 program includes'
North American Light *& Power-and the liquidation
.
$662,613
> 139,233
,
....
Noma"
3295r
North American
Insurance
companies"/ The it
rjii.
ry.; oper, income—
p/ 2961.'
'i*
—V.! 164,
:•*
facilities
Can
i
from
Holdings to Be
/:
r
1—
,
V"1943" "
$716,985''
209,111'
;
96,*783'
1944
...
$676,969
$571,118
82,119 ./..
77,669
• 5,761
- 22,982
r
oper*. income—^
From January
-
1,030,089
i
be used.
Ry.-^Earnings^
1-46
1945
Net
107,864
New York &
V'vi: Period End.
from
effective
promotional
products
radio, newsf;
also handles the1 advertising for
and Noma Electric heaters.—V. 164, p.
Net
$224,959
!., 163,288
wire,
railway—_
ail way
from
Net ry.
1943'/'/
202,943
Corp.—Advertising' Agency. Appointed
nanied Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc., Nevv*;
Heatrola Division; the
Norfolk Southom
5,471,553
,101,7.79
73,023 .' V
to possible
the carry-;
included in income
available.
effect has been given
corporation has
to
'/-November—
8,843,143
$226,933
$177,568
1—
railwayu^///.}
Gross- from
Net
59,291;:
103,107
income—
oper.
1946 ' ■*'?
/ $184,764^
/V
$1.40
.
for-1946 states that .no
"Ankoseal"
toys,
Gross
'
$0.74
papers, and trade papers will
/'Albert Frahk-Guenthef;Law
•
;
V-
$0.06
$372,975'
-237,500t
296,875 /:*: 237,500
296,875
?
,
Connecting -RR;- -Earnings-
railway
from
Net ry.
$1.51
$75,000
p.
9,045,431
5,105,983
4,157,974
.*1:
1943
1944
$331,648
handle the advertising of the Estate
K-D Lamp Division, and the Refrigeration Corp. of America,
Jan.* l.
,
,
. ?.
v
/ An
aggressive consumer and trade advertising and
campaign is planned during 1947 for the numerous consumer
manufactured; by* these^ divisions. * National /magazines;
$1,059,502
413,503-
4,129,393.
3,472,263
income—
2961.
;
oper.
<
1944
233,622 *
$0.72
/
1945
$18,079
1946 \
$218,364
share
Noma-Electric
$746,876
7,980,545
6.832,469
3,082,675:
rallway___I
EridVSept/30—Z
profit aft. Fed. taxes
of capital sha.«
York,
■»c
'
1—
November—
•
Gross
•Net
$371',874
of
income___
/New York?
'?
/ /
$354,964
$2.42
share.
'
Subs.)-^-Earnings—
Net profit after
-
267,125
Federal-tax'es__u*„^i___^^
191,780 shares
share on
Earnings per
/V"
1945
•/
- ;
$648,872 ~
'<
245,516
306,766
i 221,537
251,516 /
$448,830
$1,517,075
♦$2.26
$156,584
$0.25
.
v
Mexico Ry.— Earnings'
1946
471,191 *
314,607
requirements on 40,000 shares of $4.25 preferred >
now*out»tanding.—-Vi 163, p.; 1162,
The reoort
-
$579,908
railway^-/—'
from
ry.
—V: .164,
Net
Net
J
$0.41
$0.57
share..
•Earnings per common share
and common-shares outstanding
*
$730,519
"/'•
railway_//«//
ry.. oper.
From January
461,018
■
$990,304- '
190.'464v:
" ■ $0.70"
,
Orleans Texas &
New
Net
taxes
Income
$5,671,778
518,450
$1,742,341
1
/, /
350,803
of prior years taxes which may result' from
back "provisions, but the amount, if any, will be
for the
fourth quarter, when final results for 1946 are
—V. 162, p. 3078.
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Bank of New York has announced it is preparedfirst mortgage bonds due as extended Jan. 1,-
November—
v
; .t
Gross from/-railway—J
923,167" /
.
—.
taxes__
V
$6,933,696.
2,446.890
1,269,179;*
929,815
820,340
adjustment
make payment of the
1947.—V. 163, p. 2996.
1945
$1,191,535
Year End-
7 MoS. End;
.
> . ,
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$9,314,727
$3,417,941" $2,419,759
Number
Co.—Pays Bonds—
Niquero Sugar
New
The National City
to
:;V;
Inc.—Earnings—
1940—3 Mos.—1945
dividend
Quarter
Net
-
Net
1946
$1,662,475
. ..
672,171
31—
charges
after
Profit
Ended Aug.
Years
Corp,—Earnings—
y*
164,' p. 2695.'
See also V.
'
X
>
;
,.
NqblBtiSparks^IbdtistrIes| Inc.---Earnings--*
*
•
charges
?
Earned per
!Net income .after- taxes——
J
Earnings per shafe on. 272,000 ^shares!#
Net .from''
National LittiOn Service
stock
July 31;'46 Dec. 31, ,'46
sales
-,
profit-: •- - $572,364
per com. share/ *$0.85
/••After
.
Period—
t
f
.
•
Mar. 31,'46
$1,458,973
'
Investment
&
i
jdcu> Inb^Eardi-ngs^
-New
Corp.) Washington,
». C.—Files With SEC—
.'
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The company on Dec. 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for 20,000 shares of common to be offered-at $12
a share without /
underwriting. Proceeds will be used to provide financial service" to
negro business enterprises and to the negro people generally.
,? /
Finance
National
Association—Weekly- Output--
•i;
)
,
Earns,
reports number
1947 .as 64,836,154,
—165, p. 76.
Net
National Enameling &- Stamping.
Quarter Ended—
-
•'Net
■M
Power
"
$
.
.
.
....
f 16,721,974ni3,225,^720^TOO,868,759
^
~
••
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,., .
19,423,047
/-*.:■
income
Federal
"
„
,
,
25,768,130
1946—12 Mos.-
1946—Month—1945
Period End. Sept, 30—
Net
Profit* "after
of kwh. available for the week
compared with' 58,400,910 in the
week ended Jan; 5, f946/ aft increase of 11.00%r« /
(
The comparable figure
for the week ended Dec. 28, 1946 was 63,175,036, an increase of 9.33% over the corresponding week in 1945/
.
3147.
the corresponding
.
.
Jan.* 4,
ended
30,580,156
39,126,192
35,509,698
Cd.^Dec^mber Salei XTpi46j2%--1945
Newport Industries,
6,945,461'k'wh.',/or
The-Association
■-
-
P.
•
New England
/
.
cu.
P.,78-
$2,314,736 $1,838,955
150,089/// 78,584
$1.50 { v .*,$0.79
---
■■
,,
2,201,915
......
// ;/'*
! ; 1
^
is reported at .857,786,000 cu., ft.)
or 13.38%, above production "of
ft. in the corresponding month a year ago.—V. 1'65,
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- *
a
756,569,000
.* * • i '
;;-V'//u/:////r.
National Department Stores Corp.—Extra Dividend—K
.The directors have declared a 50-cent- extra year-end dividend and
the usual quarterly dividend of • 25 cents per share on the commoft
«tock, par $5, both payable Jan. 15 to holders of record Jan. 10.
A
similar extra was paid on Jan. 15, last "year.
\J ,
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In addition to regular quarterly cash distributions of 25 cents eachvS
made on April 15, July 15 and Oct. 15, 1946, the corporation in June,
last year, paid a 50% stock dividend on the common stock.—V. 164,
-V.
—>164, p. 3147/
Association reports electric
year ago.
/.
Gas output
for December, 1946,
an
increase
of 101,217,000 cu. ft.
1943
s
[Net sales
Net
^:/v;
- >
■•/.-/"VT:■
./•"/
National Chemical &
cm ft*/ or/ 31.38%'/above
koii'.///.
the corresponding week a yearv ago
•eborts electrid
For the moi,.th ended-Dec. 31,-; 1946 the
output , of? 61,803,883 kwh.
This is an increase'-of
12.66% ' above production of 54,858,422 kwh; for
•;
jnbnjth;
—c-i£:
• >
2,552,952;
3,350,708
income
-
-
52,327,000
of
increase
166,764,000 ;cu; ft. for
.
,
.
—
-
an
$0.45 ./i/.
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$2,292,782
deducting
•After
operating
MOs—1945 ; V
271,809,32"?'
*339,406'
25,763,757- 304;234.847
38,452570,527
3,702,236
-•
i
Net
990,605
28,489,561-: 25^725,305 303,664,320' 271,449,92fe
20,023,587 -17.004.351 213,472,198 168,540,554
; 4,763,738 ; 6,168,002 ' 51,065,930 72,329,211
—-
taxes
ended Jan; 3, -this
week
the
'
$0.29 //; $1.87 / /;/ ; $1.42
/Federal: incomer' taxcg* in - 1046; tAfter* >
[IFederal income taxes of $2,877,450.
'
NOTE—Sales
in
the quarter " ended Sept. 30, 1946 amounted 'to
share.
com,
per
rrns.
V'- Operating "revenues
Operating expensed
—V. 164, p. 3t47.
Electric Association—Output—
Association reports electric' output
(J. Jv) Newberry
of 12,761,704 kwh;
This fs an-increase of 1,783,900 kwh., or 16.25^'/'
above ^production of .10,977,804 kwh,
Period End. Dec. 3)for the corresponding week 6
year ago.
,///
Gas'output for the Jan/3 week is" reported at 219,091,000 cu. ft/,
,
"production-Of 'MSales^^
|Net profit' after Federal' ': '
income
-
'45 Sept. 30, '45
Operating
/
J
England1 Gas &
New
,
2,266,899
837,726
2,439,570
1946-~Month—1945 / 1946^-11
:
30—
revenues /_—- 28,566,393
-76,832Uncollectible5 oper, rev._-
-
For
5,306,689
Sfcw? YQfk Telephbjhft: C©:~-Eatttin^s*-*
PeriocLEnd; Nov,
'
X
j
,
5,255,902
2961/
—V. 164, >
Operating
'.v
41,519
1,566,075
: 571,497 •
•
"45,090?
lhcome__/
oper.
ry.
$423,03^
173,873/
70,28^-
'j
150,405
//
872,863
railway-/---/
ffom
•Net
1944
$397,713
''4,113,202/
■3,769,872
Net", after5charges---
' - '
1946—12 Mos.-^l945
,
1-
From January
Gr osstfrom^ratt way*---1* *
"$2,936;347*-$3/238;620> $2,925/24F
Net 'assets per sHafe--—$16.62
,
$17.22 ; - $15.,77
♦Gh- basisr of carryirtg^^ securities/at"quo^'^rk^; value^^
,
-k
2,315'.
Net ryj^pe^^oriiel'II •
■
KB^-*-Earnirtg^~
1943
$324,654 *
115,108'*'
-39,695'
$351,746'.
railway/i//f,.
from
Gross-
1945
1946
/: November-
•
,
.
Susquebanna &v Western
J^ew York;
>N0t-assets
1,409,275
conditions.—Vi. 164," pf.73b/7
certain terms and
ject to cancellations on
3,793,371
3,935,217
i
.
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Fund—Net Assets—^
New England
Corp.^Operations—
*
.
Sept/30, '46 Dec. 31,
2,600,167
2,101,763
5,830,408
: 4,023^193
j Invehtdries
!
45
30^
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TO SfiPti 30;' 1946? ; y
Gross value of undelivered contracts at Sept/ 30, 1946— •$160,951,962^
Billings oft accf/bf undelivered contracts; to Sept. 30,19461
118,386,0lT
/Gross" valuev of uhcbmpleted ; Work on *uftdellvercd1 con-r
4 * >* ' .
*
tracts; at - Sept'.f 30; 1946_i;__/_/:___—
42,565,04^
killings/ for* 9 months1 ending Sept. 30, 1946_Ll.aaa_/u/_'/
39,738,32^':
.
.
$9,764,448
[Total assets -Z—^ $13,856,033
[ Cash
;7',; 2,112,250
-
STATtSlPiC8:* 017" OPERATIONS jAN/ 1/ 1946,
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[Aug. 31, 1945.
.*,
Kewz York Shipbuilding
>
1945 >
$9,374,144 $8,618,538
*
!
"share^.
pef
Years Ended
788,104
*__Z-.*_ZZ.AZfc::
on
•
Nesi;le-lie Miur Co."- (& Wh'61Ty-0wned'vSub6,)—s
Ailgust 31-^
, •
•
■ ■ - 1946 ;
- 1945
;V 1944 tNet Rrofit
$i67,693":c $i37,80i: ;; $117,293
]Nb: of class A shares^'
152,509^ .V V 148.659X; , ; 142,400
•Earned pef class A JshaiOLLi-w-_L" " "
$1.10 '
* $0.93 .
' $0.82
I *trhpa4d; dividend -accumulations ort the class A stock as of rAtig. 3
1946, amounted to $30.65 a share.
tAfter taxes, and charges.—V. 162^P.* 462. i
•
' *- " *
$466,030
profit
[Number of common-shares
(Earned per share
,.«_/
*-V.
404,696
$851,559
taxes
Co.—^EarnihgST^
f * "T
' ' . 1946-
profit after; taxes
Earnings
Earnings
Subl)
to'expand^
in helping
»-
$6,043,304 ;$45,712,267 :$38,866,434 :
1
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1 , • / j:'/'
\ -t
Net:sales.
1946 — 1945 $13,715,573 $14,327,628
870,726
-
-
sales
Jet
'rofit before
-
;
Sillonths Ended Sept. 3b^ *:
/
Net
National Automotive Fibres*
"
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
'
■
i ; $7,060;325
164,-p/3147.
~-V.
164, p. 3077.
-V.
Nfcisner* Bros. IncJ—0ecember Eales Increased 16.82%;
v 1946-Month—1945'
1946-^-12 Kios.^1945 :.
Period End. Dec.-31—
-
Sales*
2,827,000.
500,000
f,
•
"
1
$278,940
$701,619
/ • 500;000
; '
$1,40
.
i
*;
1
;/"/•.
amount' of the' AUsual "con->
will be given" /■!
regular quarterly
Sept/ 30, 1947r;
based upon the 'eonipany's ope'rations duriftg the/ye'ar." / i
/
> The present outstanding .common stock received 35 cents per share"
Sept. 25, last, while prior* to the" siX-for-one; stock split-up in July, •
1946, distributions-of 30, cents each were made on Jan. 2, April 1 and"
July 1, 1946.—V: 1*64, p. 3147.
- - - ^
. r \
i
v
-
$1,790,040
•1,511,100
438,000
|Federal tax provision
Net
1945
1946
$1,139,619'
whereby, we, as a large
: >
stated that the
demand for its' products continues at record levels, due not* only to
the'1 lifting of wartime restrictions on the use of tin containers, but*
also to- the active development work of the company's technical staff
Which has been an important factor in expanding the market.
To*
meet the .increased requirements of many industries will necessitate;
additional production facilities in various parts of the country, it was,
said.f -<
r,; -V-.A/'1/--/
•;. •
-: ■;
.-V
The new
plants will be designed by the Continental Engineering
Department and construction will go forward as rapidly as government
regulations
and other factors permit, the announcement added.-*-
.
Earnings—
National Acme Co.-
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
rofit before taxes and reserves*/—
can
production as rapidly as possible."
Commenting on its expansion program, Continental
national
on
2695,
t$l,080,000 carry-back tax credit.—V. 164, p.
shares
274,436,333
3,065,290
$0.71
of $1,245,000. .fAfter
carry-back recovery
tax
v"v r^.vV^
.
.
121,566,012 183,050,533
f2,582,274 *2,492,639
$0.59 *
$0.58
sales
let
Jet profit after chgs. and
SGarned per capital share
:
per
of
Itf offers a constructive means
cooperate,'further with industry
postwar peribd;
share on
record Dec.
dividend basis "of "80 cents per share." " "
;"/V'■
.
Aaron Mayks, President, stated: "In determining the
dividend paid Jam 3, l94t/'the dirCCtOFS^haVe followed "its
serVative dividend policy. However, further consideration
to the payment of extra dividends, in addition to the
dividend* prior to the close of the fiscal year ending
cents
holders
1945 .1944-/
:\w/,:1946
/•
.
of Delaware, Inc.—Pays 200 Div;:company paid " a regular; quarterly dividend of
the present common stock; n'o par value,' to*
27, 1946. This places the stock oh'an annual
3, last", the
Oil Jan,
20
Subs.)—Earnings—
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.- (&
Year End. Sept. 30—
'°niS
stron^workin?
investor,
exclusive of
f
incr68,slii^4y active^ . the New York .* Lua ,,,,
iooK'*»-AOTWfl'r(l^/
i'j
h; .
;
n
'/v' National Shirt Shops
leased department's sales.. tEqual to.
14 cents per 'share on 324,000 shares of capital stock. §Of A. I. Namm
Son.—V. 164, p. 3416.
• Zv\and
•Inclusive
iif thA
I 10,919
profits taxes.)
exces.
*
v.;i
nJ,rtVl
fA
oUh„11„Vl lf ,nae
be deposited, the offer explains '
right to accept, and-pay for such
Is
It
ri£ «,*«#•
obtained
154,605
•/
taxes);
Federal income
135,668
/
first of
the
among
foiR
'^vhc1 New Yf)rlc Stftt© ItisuiducG i
Lftu in the in ,1946, Sunilar invest*
ments have* previously been-reported Gn9/CtGd merchandising-fieldC *The)//',
/New-York Life-indicated that it regarded the present transaction a$
.
the forerunner of further equity investments in the'industrial field,*^
understood the large block of 'stock, recently bought was
from; the Rockefeller Foundation., ^ ....
Vv... g
-As of
Deo.--31, 1945, -National Transit had 504,500 capital shares
outstanding ~V. 16tv p. 2335.
;
$638,869
$748,283
23,135
___iZ——
deductions
for Fed.
additinnai
99,007
129,790
I'll1 -
i- ti-i.Tr
$202,944
income
rovision for
rtr't
more
than 50,000 shares
bank's Clients reserve the
that the
is
This
holdings,;; and/ our
of
dispose
Should
-
539,861
$618,493
$188,714
14,230
ther income
)ther
of
stock, other-stockholders also may
. clients / are
prepared to
cnAh
dicnntiQit!
(• - ' /
*""/d'»(»'••
xacintaie sucn aisposais.,
....
'As agents for these, clients,
we hereby agree to accept the de-,»
posit of and pay for all or any part of 50,000 shares of the capital/
stobk of National Transit Co;,; at $1-1.60• a-sh&re. net/',;
^
$4,422,385 $4,045,280
Z—Z)
?rov.
ifc1
Paclfitf f
■/•/•''•/•i •/'-. .
such transactions'completed by a lifd
Coast,'••
this large block of
of
td
desire
ell., gen. & adm. expenses
Provision for doubtful accounts.—)
Total
., -'
Y./in behalf of clients,.-. . :
..s
ours/V said the offer,, "presently purchased from one
owner
its entire holding of 126,481 shares of the capital stock of.
National. Transit Co. at $10 a share.
Because of the transfer
.
4
>iscts.
several he#
increase
agreement provides that New York Life will purchase
plants which are under construction or will be built to
Continental's production of •container's and will then, lease the prop*
erties to Continental for a term of years.
■/ ,
,
'
The over-all amount of the financing; will probably be in the heigh*
borhood of $10,000,000, it was indicated.
The initial purchase by
New York Life under the plan was made just before the year-end,
was said, and involved a plant now under construction oft the
Co.—Holders Offered $11.50 a Share
stockholders are being offered $11.50 a share for up to
shares of the company's capital stock.
•/■■> i
;/
offer is being transmitted by the Manufacturers Trust Co.,;
National Transit.
-Years Ended——
Feb. 2/46 Jail. 27/45
End.
1947|
Monday, January 13,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
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Number 4559
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and
retirement
ject to
of
all
of
Light & Power's outstanding
approval of' the SEC,
Under
securities,
sub¬
Traditionally the first complete, annual statement' Issued in
the
industry,'v Northwestern National Life's report shows a 52%.
jump in
sales of new
ordinary business, from $50,658,491 In 1945 to
$77,240,350
In
t
this
plan,-the outstanding 109,299
shares of
publicly held preferred stock1 of Light & Power wOuld: be
retired by payment in cash1
at the liquidation
price of $100 per share1,
together with all unpaid cumulative
.■A
dividends
per share
which
of Jane
as
amounted
to
$87-
1, 1947. The outstanding 960,992 shares of
Light &
Power's common stock held
publicly would be. liquidated and retired
•by cash payment of $7;50 per
share, Remaining net assets of Light &
V Power would be distributed to North American as
the' sole remaining
creditor and stockholder of
Light & Power. "
' '■
t\>iA* third plan proposed by North American
directors-calls fpr 'the
divestment,, within one year, of the
company's public utility holding
company system. Besides the Cleveland
utility, North American's sys*
tehi
consists
<pr
Co,
of
and
Union
Electric
Washington
Co.:
of
Missouri,
Railway and
Wisconsin
Electric
Co.
.to
$3,761)436,, approximately 8%
'compared tfittt' an 11^"' increase
standing.
increased,
North
'
American
Light
&
Power" Co
and
The
appro11
North; American
North
American directors believe that
the new program will
prompt and constructive disposition of the
situation of the
a
under
Holding Company Act..'1
"
The Cleveland' Electric
Illumiri'ating Co., one of the
standing public utilities, has been a unit .of the North
tem
since
tomers
1922.
It supplies
service
to
1945
to1
out¬
sys¬
to
from
$77,431,247
bonds
$8,601,054,
.in
the
the'
of
as
Dec.
portfolio"
report
shows.
to'
ago
real estate owned
$876,865,
maining
under
supplying a, demand of 804,000
kilowatts, which will be increased to
984,000 kilowatts by a $43,000,000
.expansion program announced Jan. i"7
3, 1947.
v
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AA'aa
1
The Illuminating
Company is conservatively capitalized, having out¬
standing $50,000,000 of- 3% mortgage
bonds, 254,989 shares of $4.56
preferred stock and 2,324,564 shares of
common stock. Dividends have
real
showed
P*'2412.
0.6%
estate
contract
further
»
of
income
year;
:
1945
1944
$2,255,348
2,212,163
$2,507,260
2,109,898
Tctai
$43,185
$397,362
160,318
160,866
102,5dU
'"$648,902
income
Interest, etc.
Net
$203,503
$558,228
$'242,5154
40,263
103,007
23,148
tEarnings
'
<_■_
com.
shr,
yt-V.
59,432
•*,.
— — r-
69,500
11,000
$389,032
$128,517
*$0,i8
*$0.39
.
stock.
,
1,373,730 shares,
Corp. since June 1,
Realty
assets,
•
'*
-
'
v
Quarters fended
"
-
*
>
and
War
contr.
fees
-Earnings—
:-1946
billing's
Dec;
of
of
as
31,
a
Wartime
year
1946;/,all-,
1945
Gross
'
from
1944
1943
.
,
paid Co. this year- Crl369,910
Cr3,668,000
cred,
Net
prof, subsid.-op.
Net
profit
re¬
Number capital
Earned
1,070,500
15,000,000
1
Sept. 30/4S Junef30,'46 Mar. 31/46
$2,517,822
in
$2,716,256 *$2,559,430
"
1946 Was 'due
to Jackrof
volume arid labor inefficiency, as well as to
shortages and work stoppages in both in
suppliers' plants
Packard plant.-1
/V
v.:;
'A-^.
the
a;- ;..--
,
u.'
(Dei.)^Weekly Output—
*
.
-
-
,
f
SNovember-^
"
November-®-<5rose from railway
*
,
from
*70,822,
|
4,638,421-
5,747,881-
*230,415
Front Jantfary 1-+Gross from railway
Net from
railway
; Net ry. oper. income.
•
•
,
1,062,908
*819,787
1944"
1944"v
r
-V.
164; p. 2961;
company*
Lignotite
®ne• Lipnotit? product line will be done at Paisley's
iiignonte
Chicago plant.
registrar
.
forOntb'' Canada
Of wood preservatives.
.
•:
Jan., 7'filed*-a
A
registration' -stateiheftt
* with' the
~
•
Cost
general and1
Sept. 30— "
1946
1945
A
Uncompl, ord. Sept. 30_
26^352,913
90,616,972
1944-
?
t
t
Quarters Ended Sept. 30—
Profit* after charges.
51,845,765
57,946,990*
;
.
8,794,940-,
Y
;
610,070
GrOss
and
von'-4%
amort,
of
convertible
debt
and
exp.
911-
27;336*;'
0>'IW1:•
-less allowance for< taxes' on incv
paid therfeonr
amortization of emergency facilities
.
for prior-year, less
t
$32,000
orf U. S. ekces*
profits tax
claim
for
*
+taX an<^ surtax-—
proiits,tax^i^^/.»».„jt^___i^
piovision- for
-
ivxcess
accounts
and
purposes,
$52,150, and
notes
to
basis
of
refund
common
allowed
for
Jan.
rS'oSa
- 147,000
doc AAA"
21;
Payments
last
of rreserve*
1
Provision for tax
Crl 002
f0r^i^^"rintmg^es
th
'
15,000
Earned surplus at
$469,828
beginning of
year
-Total
<
7"1
Pfetoium'
on
*
' "
■:
,
15,338
stock-__„___.—101,115 jredemption")f 7%+ 0um7 pfd.stbck
65,730'
,
Earned Surplus at* end
Prnv. .forAdeprec;
$128,075
"include
of- year_ 1
and,"iri' 1945,
accelerated amort., of
$801,480
^__
amort; and*
fixed) assets
sales
and
* '
expenses---^-
...
"
ASSETS—Cash'
excess
profits
tax
^
on
hand
-refund
and-
bonds,
demand
deposits,
$28,824;=
.
■
Proceeds-will be used
and
to
.
capacity.—V.
1
s—.-i
*
■
zsi
i
"
crft oftd
of-$178,485),;$977,801 "unamortized
debt
,
$1.24
the
next
1
.
..
-
-Ov
*
;-""^??^ lot confcingentieS
$206?-
1
basis)
S
*
.
T4''
v
1946
„
'
four
years,
after which
......
_
nftpv
phnrcp^
047
^5
r
^
-
-
C
"
\^ag6s/J $50,860;' accrued commissions,
$250,000
$5.87
profit
A= v
U.
S.
;
outstanding
Earnings per com. share
'
*
There-was included
afeferiil(^^^ries;';SndS®^'o^thref-H ^lfCo.,
$22,941 jr* accrued'' taxe6 -(leSs
?■'%%>
v
>>•»"-
v,.*
same
-
of Nevada)
7
$271,627; earned'sifrplus sincb'
OCt.■% 1931,.$801,480; total, $4,A6,'071i-|yV; 164, iS" 3148.' a v/'- V - " -
ri/
Net operatin'g incoiriei
l'g incom'e;_"
OtheV iricome—net
(&
•
5,815,000
-
-
1,143,000
in- preseritipg??the1
year-eridS report,y painted
in
252,328
$14.22
a
4,6Y2,000
4)921,875
V
$3.33
I
m
and- Bell TfelejfiKbhS Co.;
5y588,834-
600,080
Earn. -per
com.'
share.A A
*Decemberestimated,
month period of
a
$1.40
tlncludes
4,988,754*
5,537,188'
-
'
^
an
$902,269
V?;;" $4.33
$960,281
258,604
1 ;
243,683'
$3.49
a
V
-;
$3.87
profit for the--period, before any proitem of $1,450,911 resulting from transac¬
gross
taxes, an
Special, nature'which
are
not necessarily
recurrent.
Thiscompares with
smaller gross profit of $211,909 during the
period of 1945.—V. 164, p. 2057.
Sept. 30— ;
^
'
1946 4
1945 ;
1944''"
,
$35,774 A-V $41,554 a) A $66,936.
Uurrettt assets Sept)/ 30'__;_:-,
.1—,
1,343,205
1,429,719 \ 1,513,245**
Current liabilities Sept. 30_"—115,381 /... 114,766 > a. 184; l5o
Number 'of" capital - shares"----^-a 2,091,864
2,091,864 ■
2,091,864Earned per sh a re___
$0.02 >; y,. $0.03
a;A $0.01
1 * After - charges- and
Federal taxes, but, before depletion.- -v..
162,5
pv 139.
'
-
.
*
.
•
-
-
!Parke,* I^avis
9 Months Ended
& Cot
(^Subs.^Earnings-r'
;
Sept. 30^-V)
■Fotal
A
360,828'
income^
H
Common
A A-'i.-
23;505,000' 24)216,173^
a
3;657,000
$1.53'
estimated
19,848,000
A
$6.07
refund
1
,
$6,78
arising from
$1,052,000 and $2,686,000, respectively.—V. 165, p. 112.
=
.,
L
218,345 "
' ;
208,864
5,979,000
7,325,000
a7,:
$5,701,462-
.
■
■
on 1
.
NOTE-^-Coxripany anticipates
con
4,891,580
"
a
A
8,120,009'
$5,634,816'
-
4,890)780:"61-91$1.16
4,896,789
$i.iy
adjustments - of .contract prices oa
salek«td,U. St Government -for1 the 1946-arid 1945 petiodi. - Nd' adjustVment " of earnings was required in renegotiation of war contracts- for
calendar year 1944.
a
:
""
21,600,502 i
20,302,813 v 20,918,125
.
shares
outstanding——
Earnmgs' per shaTe-*_A_^4^;---)-- "
'
2,614,671
....
".
.
$15,381,620 $13,026,462 $13;754;816."
28;2i4,f42:1 VFed? incdme and extf. profits taxes_;
.
*
y
1946 A-T'.
1945
1944
$14,970,792 $12,808,117 $13,545,952
.y
Frofit from operations
Other income.
*v
Dividehds'
75k
1,921,721.
l 921
2,048,167
*
;
W
«.
$2,882,002
2 ma Ict
Earnings— )AAyy:;y AAi!
SubS.)-Eams.;
"9,033,926* 24,'(113,000'
'
.
$1,092,160'
—net1t-,,.'^^t^fOOO;i)r3,445,092';'1y':Dr5p8,OOpt;'£Y3;999;i969',(A'-j^1v1*"-':A
> =J.". •'-ijNorthwestern National Life Insurance
Co., Minneap- J
Total incofne
oliSi Minni-^Issues Financial
Statement—.7 •*;:
V* :;',v.,?nterest deductions ___
a
(..G. /J.v. Arnold. .President)
r5)926,000
S>2 rr? nos
$2,950,436
2,408,559
•Net' profit?
cOnvei'tible--debentures;-:$25,933|-miscellaneous--accrrials'"$16vll6;'"":f!',A';
,
<
-
f. *
,
* ,■#> *
Treasury tax notes—at cost), $298,684;=
accrued;interest)'"" Period End. Dec. 31—
dn"'4%
*1946V-3 Mos.—1945
?1946—12-Mos.—1945 'T
■
:
4%- convertible debentures,- due
$'
-' a.-a.;
April- I5r 1966,- $1,414,500; reserves for
Operating*: revenues'' ^-_ 68",134,000 65,045,771
sales-warranties/ $68,466;-reserved for-tax
265,954,000- 248;870,088 '
contingencies,<=$125,000;"-re-*1:; OpdTatiftgs ekpenseS ' _a!" 56,490,000
serve;for possible future'; Inventory?' price*
47,602,008 215,341,000-167:291,874"
decline, $85,000; common-:,
Taxes
stock no par"
value) at stated value''$l per
-15,718,000 a 8,409,837 126,600,000
53,364,072
share)1 $202,230; capital" Xk'-.*^
"
a
surplus
v
it>2 950436
2 aiui ssq
252,328
'
vision' for Federal
A" 9 Months Ended
_
i
.
'
ti roo719'-
$3,'58'8,641
Shares
l; < 396,123-
•
$3.17,
I,
'
■
Rfi7
2,259,226^
,
it
^
1876.
p.
stand-by
either let
may
; ^-''•4944:-0Va
1945
vokq 22a
r~"
Net
....
_L;
396,123
Co.
payable^;)61;627;234;^^
V. 164,
'
■'
.e*
_
'V''< 'X"VlilABILITIES-^Acriouhts:
:
company
Subs.)1—Earnings-—
19461
profit-
$1,256,000'- $i;317;700"
792,246
,
the
of $6,000,000 to
by Crocker First
may remain as a
.
'
Vv 164,'11.-730
-
_
.
_.„nr,A
nf
^a^gs p^S ^
$0.84
Federal
aa
" 1945- ; *
"1944''
$7,936,000 $10,757,700
6,118,000
8,315,000
562; OOO'
l,125,000'
4,316,000
,
:
and
amount
"
2,000,000
i
$0.96
'
"
$10,964,000
..
acceptanceSi re-
1943
in.1946, $224,937 in* 1945, $670,574 ia
Park & Tilford, IilC, (&
tions .of
-
-
1944
$0.70
ofr San Francisco. -Tho credit
q
•
f
EndedSept* 30-^"
1045
$370,911 a; $449,906 ; >$425,603
.
duxmg the ten-year period will be 1.875/c.
Pacific Mills (& Subs.)-
9 Months
ya
$0.98
...
credit
equipinent'should approximate 25,00O;-: 1
iare^^availablefort^additional' manufacturing.
.!■
■
$375,800
*'
Pacific Can Co.—Transfer
Agent$513,835" aBank- of'
the-MarihMtaw' Coriipany;, 40'.Wall
aV, !- -">v.: I-.'
St;,- Nevi' York, N. Y.,
v has; been appointed transfer agent in' New' YorkCity for the common
stock,;part yalue. $5r effective'-as. of Jan..
2', 1947.- -V. 162, p. 3079.
204;i2l-
(after:
(after reserves "
emergency facilities
expense, and premium (h"et),
.
cn
for a stand-by
bfr made- available by a' syndicate"'of banks headed
for
164, pp.' 2696 and 2551.
v.a
1946
(& Subs;)—Earnings
1946
$634,940
-
,165"
volume with initial
Space facilities
* •*' :-5 Profit ' after; charges_^__'_ "'
$1,000;3&1" U< S. : it"'""' and State taxeisL.
u: g.:;VFederal
$1,173,312; property, plant/and equipment
for-depreciation oL $526,917! and amortization of
Sept. 30—
__1
National Bank
'
notes^ and
profit
excess'profits taxes; of $302,609
1944-and $407,239 in 1943.
•
,
.1945-',
Arrangeu Bank Cre,dit~
complete
equipment.—V.
in
,
**A'fter depreciation, amortization, Federal income taxes
•
,
Koster, Inc.—Bonds Sold—The First Trust Co.
"
000-lamps,
{- 91,004
(trade),#$36,249;. accounts receivable "after, reserves pf
$1.124,420;,;inventories, .at' lower of cost (first-in? first-out
W market,
,
$635,514
>30,675:
$54,258
BALANCE SHEET,-SEPT. 30; 1946
eeivable
342),
en'nAe
59,746
.-t-.■■■■•
'.♦Inch, provision for. doubtful
accts^ and notes
\
'
3 Mos. End,
.
,
•
:
.
.
of
.v'-i"I v.:t
x
412,462
r
$983,663
Ca sh dividend: /palrif oh 4wr df Wtetf ^ tockl
Dividends on common
A
$223,052
513,835
*'
"
The corporation has/acquired the Hudson
Lamp-Co. of Arlington,
N- J-, manufacturers of
electric-lamps,1 and wilt; operate the-latter as
subsidiary.,;' Hudson will manufacture incandescent
lamps of the dec-:
orative and Christmas'tree
type-and-flashlight," panel and other mlnia- •
ture bulbs.
According to--John. A.-Proctor,-President of
Oxloi'd, HudsonE's annual
——
\
.
later
J.)—Earnings—
Paraffirie Companies, Inc.
OxfbrrK^l6:.Co^,'.Cli^
a
—
'
-
112;
.
.Cr26.1*57>*
•
15,000.•
.
contingencies™———____
:
.
$498,573
,4,702,944V.
SO.lO
A
164, p. 3418;
♦Net
-
Lincoln, Neb., in
P^
absorb costs'of
—V.
-
the
on
made
RESULT^ FOR NINE "MONTHS ENDED "SEPT,
30,
after charges and taxes.
Earnings per share on 385,138 shares outstanding.
$1,973,235,
$0.84*
$0.82
-a
payment for- land, buildings
-
'
$1,935,745
$498,573
income
record ;
Earnings per - share
Jan.-28,-,1.25;.-May l»t J . comhion stock
each.—V. 164, p. 2057. <
♦ *
'
'
i
1, $1.25
;
Oval &
Of
^
1
ventory price decline
utilized-during the period
post-war; reconversion
declared
,,
gage bonds, af par.
Fortion
$2,076,281'
$0.89"
dividend of-$3 per share
value,', payable Jan.- 27 to holders.
pf
year were- as -follows:
stock,, rio .par
...
tax
fVinwxnf
Jan. ,4
on
and Au8- 1 and Nov.
sou,boo
for post-war
reserve
fldY"
5,988.
——.
.$1,59.
*-
*1945
:$3;l37,838r
Pantasote Co. (N.
1,228,150'
8,260,000
(The) Outlet Co;—To Pay $3 Common Dividend—
The directors
doubtful
600,000
5,945,000
'
"
fli'nnA
Reduction of prior yCarS'
$3,-481,654
_i
-
r
5,Ooo
resulting therefrom-'
?
8,595.006
1946
capital 'shares4,702,944
pharelA
,
$0:67
"Adjusted for' accelerated amortization charges
and before renegotiation)—V.
164, p. 3295.
.
$8,646,980 $ll,762,89gv
166,235301,513
1,080,006
2,080,006
"""^Earnsi. per sK on.cqm.-,
8,751
—V- 1(»4- P.. 2296.
i
1,527
Additional
-
.
Earned per
*$7,784,887 $10,979,328
862,093
783,570
$800,933
A
'
-
.
and
contingencies';i ,':V(h-,':'
Federal income/ taxes—
& Net -profit
debentures
...
t
A.;u.
readjusts,
.
'
premium
SSvf !^SgotK^f^nd"^iFVl9^
.
A
$5,823,044 $11,831,894
261,390
80,613
—_
deductions
Postwar
I $800,022'
$941,691
a
,
Interest
Other
Other
3,269
income
..
■'
Total income
:
$938,422
.
Operating" profit
$4,842,869'-$10,827,605
Other income J—.
980,175/
1,004,289
7,417,415
693,156
A
$4,709,838'
1,572,000-
irtc'oine:
on
rofit
-r.
Other income
.
1943
A
65,526,934. 53,353,790
40,771,542 ^ 60,006,150>
1945
v
" Profit^ from- operations.
/
•
According to Mr;- Lenz,, tho ■ consolidation of the* Lignotite
products
PaiSley series of synthetic resin arid rubber emulsions,
Federal' tax'
1946
administrative'expensed—
"
......
ncompletedv"""."
v
$10,*26',5*8' $8,827:507
Of
•Selflng,"
of
pioneered in the development
•;
with the preseh"
•
Grderst:'b'OOked-%ii_«J^ $^2,968,427 $58,123,123
$68,961,516 $3'7,I>40,872
Orders
789,815
t
*
cdmriahj"had -been engaged iri the manufacture
casein glues since 1910.; In addition, it
.
Norwalk Tire & Rubier Co.—Annual
Report—
Years Ended Sept. 30—
The' Lignotite
-
.
,7.
,
—•'/
oni
manufacturing of
recently improved!
a/;,the
the
v^
,
a
Ctdi
~
"
9 Mos. End.
1,353,713
;
610,081
-
1636.
appointed
v
48,293
5,664,664
1,174,552
GrosS sales; less discounts, returns,
allowances/freight, and. excise taxes
our
>•
Earl C. Lenz, sales
manager) pn Deer .26, announced that (his firm
purchased the • Lignotite Co., formerly located at 882
Milwaukee
Ave., Chicago 22.
The purchase'included all
formulas, manufacturing
processe's.rteChhical and customer records and supplies. The
purchase
price and financial details were not disclosed.
All
,
i
^
3,054
20,316-
-
...
1943 "
1943'"-).SEC fpr
$466,729 *
5,656,090
A
The
—
.
'75,480
441,049/
-,
;
$489,902
'
•Deficit.
qM
•
p.,
•.
York
Ortf'YellOWknife'Gold'Mines
-
,
New
of
•
■
'
xtegisters witn
,
.
•75,561
railway^
1945
Returns
despite
seen,
*
■'-•b3-'-f-k^
'
$401)951
*13,4i5
'
Net ry: oper, income
,
a
1946 '*
$476,327"
'"4,246"
t
,
Net
.
-
VnHliwMiArn rauui
tfarnfndc
^vruiwesieiu 'pbifie Ult'*"'* -Earnm
iuaiiuiigs
Bank
vr. ; „
has been
v
,
-
r
164, p.
The National City
.
T
,
distribution.
of
has
,r
;..k
'
'
uWi
EleritW6>utput of this^■
tbtaled"^ 54,367,006'k*h.; as
"ompared vwlth " 46,506,000 kwh. for the"
corresponding week last-year, art increase of 16.9%.—V.
Ife5, p:* ll'i; •
*
office system
zone
•
^ iiPafeley I^oducts^ Inc., Chicago—Acquisition—
„
,
*
the
;
our,
,
.
*
Into
merchandising move are now being
vAA''l"AA'i'^' v 'a
production"
:
.
subsidiary
since car production was resumed in
schedules and 6.728 units were
shipped
during the month, M. Christopher said.-^V.
162, p.-3197. ;
,
•
1
Northern' States Power Co;*
sound
car
sales
streamlined
we
.October was the first month
which shipments" approximated
__
:
that
from
years,
organization
from
limited
:
..,
*
$0.22
George T. Christopher)
President, states that the company's loss of
$6,060,235 on "normal factory, operations" for the
nine months' period
railway :__"$Ll,749i729 $12,06"8,5*06 $13,368,034
$14,571)959 A
Net' from railway1—.
i^A'?:2,928,I84;!|j2^39^84;^>3;929^97'itt 6,256,302 ili Patent No. 2118888 held invalid and not infringed. The opinion was
Nty ry.oper. income
1,884,088
.2,593,637.
2,344,210
3,927,736 •! Written" by Chief Judge Learned Hand and concurred in
<
From January L-u*
by Judges;
'
•
''
?
A> N. Hand, and H. B. Chase.
1
GrossAfrom railway..
115,819,269 137,682,471 143,591,577 135,336,302
The U. S. District Court for the - Eastern District of
Net from railway
New' York*
19,885,442
34,723,861
45,982,563
50,434,994
had previously ruled otherwise.'
- "
«
Net, ry. ,oper) income:—,
12,290,931
25,215,055
21,643,421' 31,947,192
The patent in suit is for a master unit used:
extensively in the'
-*-V^165> p. '76j
'
hectograph art in the spirit duplicator process. •V.
'
3,280,131
15,000,003
$0.07
shares
share
per
"•Profit.-
of
Appeals, Second Circuit; this corporation^ wori the
Shit which it instituted against Remington
Rand, Inc. and Columbia
Ribbon \& Carbon Mfg.t Co., Inc., to have' the Lewis and
Menihaiiy
A
-
1944
64,358,312- 205,018,074 354,503,602
6,060,236
*5,473,500 *18,306,131
4,403,000
15,026,003
■
.
.
res,
sales
*\
f
tin-
194&,
Carry.back tax" credit—
$1,090,306
Sales-^A
—-
(& Subs.)"
Loss from operation
Federal tax provisions
$6,541,218
home office buildings has been sold
report states; * Loans to policyholders
from $6,092,528 to $5,846,792
-V.
164,.
decline,
J *•'<*'1
Car Co,
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
contingency reserves and
from $9,715,963 a year ago
as
Packard Motor
r
f
Circuit. Court
1945
$0.13
.
'
railroad
of
,
from
than
Sales"
J
.
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fOn
Ixi explanation of the
net profit of $1,409,465
operations, he said that'"during the war
1946
$139,978
$180,694
f$0.40
1,Q0Q,000 shares, of capital
$112,743. income of Getty
164, p. 3295.
cludes
levels' lit
?
$550,754
per
22,809
',yy
75,000
"Ori
.
A
'
;y ;;
profit
material
November-
1,754,71*
$281,242
on
debs, retired.
Provv for income tax—
and. in
-
1943
$1,894,6935
A). 367,660
income
Loss
the
g Norwich
A
gain,
item
increase
an
shrank; from
total
other
deed,
for
1946;. the
Capital,
.made a'further
the end of 1946.
at
The item of
,
.31,
showed
other-surplus" funds
to-$10,202,603
more
in the
country. Its extensive electric transmission and
distfibuf
system is fed by modern- steam electric
generating plants capable
of
preceding
reflecting'the1'nation's-high"
mortgage
than, 369,090 cus?
and adjacent
territory extending nearly 100 miles'
comprising one of the most- rapidly growing industrial
areas
tion
etc.
Profit
Other
shows.
of
company
nation's
the
Nevertheless -first mortgage-loans
outstanding rose from $15,-'
in l-945-to.$15,464;988 at the end of
1U46,-the statement says.
'*■ Reserves
on
insurance policies and annuities increased •
from'$95,454,094 at the end of 1945 to
$104,938,691 on Dec. ,31,'..1946.. U.. S.
Govefrimefilt securities
.owned" increased from $70,006,804' as of the end
Co.,
American
in
iri\ the" amouhT of" insurance out¬
policyholders, aside from loans; again
living
1946.
in Cleveland
alohg Lake Erie
'rtfk
electric
depr.,
3946
$2,955)420
2,674,178
050,161
result-in
the
rising
to
than
more
$3,210,705 in 1945 to $3,641,795 in 1946, the
va\a7"." 'f-y
>;/
$5,000,000 in home loan commitments .were made
during 1946, mostly all to veterans, a little more
than half have been
actually consummated, the report states, 'due" to
delays met by contractors'arid veterans iri the'
construction of homes
to be financed*
At the samg-tirne a record volume
\of mortgage loan
payoffs wasrexperiehhed,
,
y
Sept. 30—
royalties"—.
Exps., taxes,
Although over
by the company
priate time, it is
proposed to submit to the SEO for its
approval, and
to North American
stockholders -for • their
approval, a plan for con-;
fcinuance of NorthAmerican, with-reduced; assets, ; as a; cPrporatC
enterprise not engaged in thfe
public utility field.
\
'
■' C
y In announcing the present action By North American
directors; Ed-1ward L. Shea,
president, said,1'In view of .the,-' recent- settlement; of
inter-company claims and counter-claims between Illinois Power
Co.,
'•
Payments
statement
Electric
the
At
Corp.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
Net, after
,
,
Power
Pacific Western Oil
!
1946;< total insurance in force increased from
$618,063,402 to $685,226,548, and total assets rose from
$126,962,632 as of a year ago
to $140,658,170 as
of Dec. 31, 1946.
A
'
f
"the report shows record' preniium income of
$18,148,981 for 1946,
compared with $16,086,223 in 1945; total.death
claims paid amounted
Net
-
as
sales in
the
first
no
nine months of
against $39,653,754 in
the
same
1946
period
amounted
in
to
1945.—V.
$47,867,701,
164, p. 2961,
exps.
Net income—
1,235
—
———
dividends
Goanmon
,
859,017
.
.,
♦Ealrns.
"After
Period Ended Sept, 30«—
jToIS
assets
"
U;- S.
Government securities
I Inventories
Y
'
idujfjcnt assets —
Querent liabilities
——--
—
su.rplys
—-—
2,280,511
Number of 70-cent pfd. shares__i-_
Number of common shares—..vi429,498
ned
—
,—.Vv 164,
957.
p.
2,179,854
'!> 2,142,975
—V.
FOR
"RESULTS
ENDED
other revenues.. iX A-rti- -iifU — U. <£«* *
Nft&iincome after charges and taxes.
Earnings per share on 425,000 shares
—Vy 163, p. 2585.
> . ,.
.
U*.
-
-
$2,539,573
$1,804,620
$2.50
7;v
•
.
).15
'
depreciation,
7?|j905:shares.—V.
a •
*
:
$1,159,758
. >
$1.60
J
1944
>•'.
and pro¬
$4,923,678
notice
in
the
>
before
delay
15
•
the
to
Gross
Net
ry. oper.
Philadelphia
Electric
.
•
..
..
Co.r is
to
•
holding
a
those
of
public
holders
Sales
i The f electric> output
4,
165, p. 112.
kwh.,
company
.
1
''
sales
'r
f
1946
^:
1943
Eamv per share
"After charges
"ffet income ____—$418,311
O^stand'g
Eftirus. per
"After
com.
com.
all
shares,
share-.
charges and
310,062
•
; 310,062
-
"v.
$1.35
taxes.—V.
$128,028
$0.64
.
162,
310,062
$0.41
$0.66
••
-
.
:
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4
W.
M.
the
During the last century, this company has paid out more than $1,-;
625,'000,000 in benefits to American families according to an announce-.
m$nt made recently by John A. Stevenson, President. The• company
vaU&mark its centennial in 1947. Of these henefit payments, more than
tirade-fifths- or approximately $965,000,000 went to living policyowners,
bJWfc-the. remaining $660,,000,000 was paid to the beneficiaries of policy' V
•• ;■
When the company was founded in Philadelphia in 1847, there were
2^ policies on the books at the close of the first month and 142 at
that end of the first year. The. Penn Mutual "family" today is prot?P|ed by more than 750^000 policies.—V. 164, p. 957.
than
Y
newly
elected
a
director.
>"
.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings— '
Gross from
j
Net; ry.
>.
1945
'.
oper.
10,052,177
income___.
il'
1943
14,795,765
22,913,363
5,477,711
6,799,464
9,147,752
21,220,311
:
4,445,647
.
Fjrom January 1—
Gross
from. railway..^ 755,339,794 872,152,835
Net.-, from
Net;ry.
railway_____„
income^..
oper.
931,917,947 895,787,432
71,259,195 191,554,126
256,071,665
24,653,411
101,574,148 118,470,610
101,711,206
291,125,497
;i:' f>. EARNINGS OF REGIONAL SYSTEM
(Excludes L.
I. RR.
and
Period End. Nov. 30—1946—Month—1945
$
Railway
Net rev.
Orders
Net
ry.
164,
$
*
•
*
;
'V-',
income.
14,779,237
70,748,188
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co; (&
5,101,899
1,016,373
13,495,000
12,354,731
1,101,026
14,414,720
'
712,399
598,948
4,623,006
175,522
193,382
1,885,955
2,299,943
handling,;)!:
Gxqss
tions
to
necessary
railway
railway.—„»
oper.
income—_ Y
1945
1944
$630,985
••'87.520
"100,326
$814,562
80,215
"308,785
"109,573
"202,647
-
"Deficit.—Y.
164,
p.
2961.
,5?"*1t
,1*1
10,700,049
2,242,804
.
"265,744
..
11,587,350
3,046,441
527,924
Y
!:Y.
$826,838
340,000
Y
440.C
$386,838
$404,547
169,742
169,742
$2.38
i%:\ $2.28
■fxy'yv**'
■
r
'
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=
,
.,>■
Y
-
YThe
on Jan.
company
2
shares ($10 par)
filed ft letter of notification "With the SEC
preferred stock to be offered at $10 a share.
Inc., Washington, D. C. Proceeds
equipment of radio station and to.
Underwriter, Rochdale. Cooperative,
will be used to finance erection and
provide operating capital.
.
5-
registration statement (No. 6582) filed with the SEC on July
preferred
75,000 shares of 5%. Cumulative convertible
(par $10) has been withdrawn.—V. 164, p. 322.
"
The
covering
and
stock
M
Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc.—New
I.
.John
Snyder,
Jr., of
164, p. 3149.
director.—V.
Director—
has been elected ,
Kuhn," Xoeb .&> Co.",
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.-
Earnings—
1 1946—12 Mos.—1945
$24,885,049 $24,768,035 $27,178,812 $27,149,857
1946—11 Mos.—1945
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating revenues
Operation—
Power purchased
Other operation
—
1,449,943
depreciation—
2,687,850
2,555,585
1,110,218
8,186,496
—
for
Prov.
for State,
Federal
taxes—
;
local &
misc.
2,023,118
8,052,216
1,661,228
2,786,423
2,064,692
2,194,390
1,921,795
-
1,625,892
1,207,041
8,927,909
1,725,457
2,923,267
1,471,877
7,322,484
1,450,134
Maintenance
'
Vf ,,u'V' :0
Inc.—Earnings—
SIX MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30, 1946
Mich.—Registration
Precision Parts Co., Ann Arbor,
Statement Withdrawn—
*
, 4
,
;
Net
Net
„
$2,200,929
Y
$0.88
this
appointed Director of Industrial Rela¬
°
company.-
with
with
that
In
has been
Burk
H.
Atlantic
Refining
Co.
for
the
Y !
past 12
of
inc.
& ice
for
yf
Fed.
income
profits tax—
chg. for portion
—
exc.
Special
prem.
plicable
&
to
Net
Other
ap¬
exp.
long-term
debt refunded
and Job evalua¬
Y
SfSfS
in 1945
operating inc.-
income
■;SS Y:
$6,556,422
216,210
(net)
profit
per com.
"After
all
:
share
charges
;
,
!
1946
$563,659
$0.38
1945
$635,043
$0.42
1944 ! '/
$596,695
$0.40
net
Int.
profit, for 1944 excludes a
.
-V.
other
&
Net
and taxes.
non-recurring charge of
approximately $67,000 applicable to 1944 earnings in respect to sale •
of properties in February, 1944.—V. 162, p, 3080.
Y Y ' •
NOTE—Thq
.
30—
_!
,
p.
54,000
2,446,000
$6,895,410
$5,703,299
2,446,000
$5,509,871
Y
88,855
221,872
■
$6,772,633
2,037,889
$5,298,727
2,260,179
$7,117,282
2,215,265
-a—
$4,734,744
$3,038,547
$4,902,017
112;
•
•
945,106
,
deducs—
income
165,
Y
y^Y^Y
$10,200,410 $11,904,510;2,939,000
860,68*
2,524,000 Y - 312,000
2,894,527-:
$9,427,422 $10,928,871
749,000
Fed. normal and surtax '■> 2,871,000
Total
JY
•
X)r336
882,713 ;;
;
1945——.,
in
sale
of
$10,200,747 $10,959,403
gas,
prop,
periods prior to dates
of
Mr.
years,
that concern as Director of Organizations
and
position he was in charge of the firm's industrial
$9,427,422 $10,046,158
income
oper.
oper.
water
,
Glass Co. — Director of Industrial
.y'■!?'
9 Months End. Sept.
"Net
11,585,266
3,268,877
1,057,496,
Yi'.. '•
L.
serv;ed
Earns,
railway—
10,300,245
Net, from railway^—'
872.159
Net ry. oper. income—
"1,381,207
YYYYY' .'
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—Earnings—
$727,919
"13,115
"284,511.;
Gross from
f"
^
SEC—
Prov,
engineering, office methods, organization and policy,
tion programs.—-V. 164, p. 3149.
1943
$751,583
for
Methods.
From January 1—
-
1944
1945
>....
'Vl.ft
>:•
for 7,000
their
in connection
Associated
f Burk
101,258,789
1946
from
Net from
—-
D. C.—Files with
'
profit after charges/taxes
incurred
Samuel
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Net ry.
t
-
I' jpotomae Broadcasting Cooperative Inc., Washington,
antici- V
transportation
'jjV'p
Relations—
3296.
November—
'
.,
$744,547
$710,684
339,484
$2.09
—
share
p.. 1637.
are
Pittsburgh Plate
11,722,398
'
.-
contings.—
&
inc.
on
per
Philco storage battery plant. " —Y. 164.
•'
•,•
now resulting in a con- •:
the
—
12,699,370
7,170,246
23,974,776
tax
profit
Number of capital shares
Earnings
and. a non-recurring expense
with the debenture financing
Earnings per share on 1,998,470 common shares outstanding
V. 164, p. 2325.
J
Y?
56,120,891
1.142,056
6,767,609
■
\% ;'>*> V'
Subs.)—Earnings—
1946
$1,260,684
550,000
Net
r
to
*
after charges
Federal
of completed batteries declined
backlog of orders is 40% greater
equipment
-•"v"1'
191,271,637
1,332,368
5,417,640
Coi. (& Subs.)—Earnings—. •
9 Mos. End. Sept 30—-
4
RESULTS FOR
.
Net
$
73,981,144 756,830,730 874,013,133
oper.
p.
'
59,201,907 686,082,542 682,741,496
Railway taxes
U;nemploy. insur. taxes.
Railroad retirenh't taxes
Equip, rents (net Dr)__
Joint facil. rents (net Dr)
—Vi
•
72,921,572
10,006,985
1,227,000
,
„u* / fc
.
'
Profit
34i8,\;:YYe;;Y:::yyyYy.y;;yy^:-ySYy;: #yy:/
164, p.
"'•h'-:'
.1946—11 Mos.—1945
62,914,587
from ry. cper.
$0.26
yy^YvY'^-y^yy: Y;
,y
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd.,
expenses
oper.
$65,684
Y 250.000
$0.27
profits
No. of capital shares
•Earnings per share
id part:
for storage batteries for material
materials
essential
of
'I—v.
'
revenues-
oper.
R^gway
'
$67,217
•250,000
4
Period End. Sept. 30—
total
& E. RR.)
B.
,>
-
Net
'
.
•
124,445
! i 1946—3 Mos.—1945 Y 1946—9 Mos.—1945
^
$611,305 ' $443,952" $1,391,360 $1,448,164
1,032,216
1,036,301
1,032,216
1,036,301 •
$0,59
$0.43 Y
; $1.35
21.40*
~.V.163, p.,317;;Vf ^62, p. 3080.
• ■',•,•
'
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production and the
interrupted operations of heavy industries, which is among the largest
users of storage batteries," Mr. Heinritz said.
•-"Any estimate of 1947 volume must give primary importance to
the available supply of lead, and there is reason to believe that at
the present price of 12.55 cents per pound the supply and demand:,
for lead will rapidly attain a closer balance.
On Dec. 20, 1946 the,.
Civilian Production Administration announced the imminent removal
of the last
of the wartime restrictions on lead, and this should be
very helpful to the battery industry.
Y- -YY-1' -?/Y:
Y "Other materials essential to the production of industrial batteries
which have been in short supply
include rubber, steel and lumber.
The situation here too is much more hopeful than it was a year ago."
1
,
'1944
additions
acquired
1947."
important,
ities
railway___> $72,819,903 $73,823,964 $82,923,368 $80,088,374
railway
Net: from
1946
.
-a; ;,,4
$190,129
Y
250,000
—.—
Plymouth Oil
y
YY1944
$206,635
"$9.82;
—
Y-Y——-:
>r-V.a62i p. j680i r) - y-y, ■«■•:,Y/yy * y\. - y,.
»*'.^
; y
y
^
^ yy1
-x
3:}( i*-*' j"-' 'iV'",
;^
•
208,602
;
.
1945
$138,812
rY 71,595
|
—
capital, shares
Earned per share •
supplies of materials, of which lead is by far the*
output of the industrial storage battery in¬
dustry in 1947 should reach at least $55,000,000, an increase
offv
about $10,000,000 over
1946 levels, according to a year-end review;
and
forecast
of the industry's prospects by M. W.
Heinritz, VicePresident in charge of the corporation's storage battery division.
"Total industry shipments of industrial storage batteries in
1946
fell considerably short of the anticipated volume as a result of scare-,VY
,
'
-
I, J
.
.
{
:
reasonable
With
most
>
,
7
.
'
~
$415,237 ;
—
tax, net ———
No.
-m and
export, requirements.»:
Techniques and material processes developed during the war have
also been adapted to peacetime use to improve storage battery quality
and
performance.
Present indications therefore are that both em¬
ployment and earnings of the industrial storage battery industry
Jpseph T. Berta was elected President of the Pennsylvania corpora¬
tion).
Since 1928 Mr. Berta was connected with the Philadelphia &
R^a^iing Coal & Iron Corp,, more recently as General Sales Manager
ira charge of distribution' of all large tonnage.—V. 164, p, 2551.
:
November—
Y.>
/1946
*
profit-——L
.
V":'V;Y
pated increasing demands
Will increase in
was
current
1945.
.completed
and
shipments
Division's
of
end
"Recently
-
although
mining t communications,
special meeting of the board of directors/held on Jan;. 7;;:it
wag. announced, that. H. Lionel Kringel has retired as President, direc¬
tor and Chairman of the board.
He will, however, continue in an
advisory and consultative capacity.
C. Prevost Boyce, senior partner of Stein Bros. & Boyce, has been
eleptcd Chairman of the board, and John S. Routh, President of the
Corp.,
Co-^—Earnings—» y;
/
;
i--_—
^
Y Net
3,432,221: ■
787,532 -;
1,444,086
1,444,086
*
$2.37 ^
: $0;54*
•
income
vY-YY
siderably accelerated shipping volume which will help meet the
,
Coal
1,444,086
-IW 1 :Y- •' $1.13- >. ■ • $0.18
snd taxes.—V. 164,' p. 2057.„
* The
the
at
facilities
a
Routh
Federal
charges
week of 1946.—
Iron .Co.«~-Earnings^s
254,551
1,444,086.
after
kwh., :aa increase^
corporation's storage battery division obtained almost
dollar, volume of industrial battery orders
as in
the;
year,
somewhat.
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp.—New Officers, Etc.
At
1,661,049
•
-.
Pleasant Valley ,^Wine
the
identical
previous
oyners.
0oal
Heinritz, Vice-President,-ott Dec. 31,
1946
"In
-
-
134,825,000
to
&iki
;v r; ••": .^'
;• ■ ■;.-•>•
share
Years Ended Aug. *31--
Corp.—Backlog of Industrial Battery
Higher—v;^• ,v
Pertn Mutual Life Insurance Co.- -To Mark Its CentenThis Year—
vr
•Earnings-—..
1946 ^
-
common
per
Profit
Philco
3079.
p.
■
$205,192
310,062
$197,695
■
v:
1943
'
1,667,608
.1,802,435
-
1946^3 Mos.-—1945 - 1946—fr Mos:-^1945
'
$20,265,022 $15,794,471 $52,093,692 $44,384,8641
profit X——-- 1
No. common shares J—'
•'.v.71' '.4
'1944
'
-
other inc.—
Si
•••-iv.;;
2,545,653 "
-2,082,643
.
$1,062,088 ^ $1,571,927 . *• '$948.07l':
586,092 ■
■ 574,432, •574>432( >
$1.81 , ' "S2.32 ,
^$1.24
"After dividend requirements on preferred shares then outstanding,
tlncludes profit on sale of property and equipment of $78,004 in 1946
and $560,950 in 1945 and- after -deducting 4loss of $389,226 on sale ol
property and equipment in' 1944.—V. 164; p;:3296.;'-•'''.'
in' the., Standard Gas. i &]
■ which
the corresponding
*-»
.
,
"Net
>
9vMos. End. Sept. 30
amounted
7.7%, over
'
Period End, Sept. 30^-
;
Net
i
shares
com.
Earn,
Railways Company,
:
after
Net Income
No.
*
•
and? Its subsidiaries->for. the
of .this - company
1947,
or
Philadelphia & Reading
,..
peerless Cement Corp.—Earnings—
Jan.
V.
Qonversion of pounds sterling was made at $4.03 Va to the pound
a&dc the^ exchange value of- Bolivian currency is- approximated at 42
bolivianos to $1.—V. 163, p. 2997., - 7
:
r
ended
9,683,000
1,136,891
:
charges ;
—— i
: 1,901,119
Federal, ahd' state taxi.—-L-I.
* $39,030--
Philidelphia Electric -Co.—-Weekly; Output—
week
1,657,823
460,415
125,261
7,157,240
* '1945
'.. '1944r
revenues.U.^—J—^ $38,528,933 $34,245,773 $32,144,286
2,325,633 "1,658,46®
- '753,706
710,395
and oper.
fProfit
Railway
of
♦
Co,
of
487,618
; 273,875
'
% Nine Months Ended Sept. 30— :
should be
The investigation came about as result of a petition by. Pittsburgh
Railways bondholders who'charged the Philadelphia Co.-with wasting
;-the. Railways Company's assets and dominating it to the "detriment
of "public* shareholderSi"-4-V, "164^ p.'3418^
* , * "
f
2962.'; ;
p.
162,790
6,712,008
12,160
6,227,055
Pittston Co. (& Subs.)
'
.
.
.
system and is parent, of. the
most 6f the 59vuhderliers.
"
owns
164,
—V.
60,305'
income—.v
oper.
$562,422
208,051
-
4,365,795
railway^—. V
from
ry.
:; 13,933
;«■!
inoome.-— : •
1943
\
$607,247
$387,894
70,006
-From-January 1—
>
from railway——**
Net
"1944
1945
i:.
$447,358
«
Gross
- - *
"
1946
>
:
>
of
limited"
or
..
Nil
railway—a...
from
question of whether the claims of Philadelphia Co."should
....
i
-
railway—.
from
Net
and its 15
and in West
Court of Appenls ruled that the investigation
.
t"652,293
Nil
$0.77
miners—
an,
he'"subordinated
-•securities..
f"931,223
Nil
;
2325,
p.
Net
equitably.
more
;
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings
directed Philadelphia
5
607,352 §"1,274,752
tlncludes
November—;
!
of Dec.
1946—9>Mos.—1945
•
$41,287,012
1946—3 Mos.—1945
'
limited to lhe> relation'of Philadelphia Co. with the Railways Company,
-•
f
that
operated profitably/ff
v..'-
be
;;/
$15,932,053 $11,458,827 $37,602,143
;
loss,
"Net
'v. 164,
Pittsburgh .Railways—
on
that
company
rand
before adjustment
.1-
.
i
...
.
'
order
Court
S.
The Circuit
-
fM7expected increase in selling prices of tin retroactive to Jan. 1, 1946,-;
estimated at £37,000 net after taxes,, (equivalent to $149,000V P^s
3jj5€0,000 bolivianos (approximately $83,000).'
»Fpr the first half of 1945 profits after taxes amounted to' £300,202
(equivalent to $1,211,315)
plus 41,727,337 bolivianos (approximately
$903,508), which .included approximately £65,000 (equivalent to $262,000), representing retroactive increases in selling prices of tin ap-'
,
can
\
: i-'
$474,236 shutdown expense during May and
June, 1946, due to coal strike and $811,297 of strike expense for the
period Jan. 21 to Feb. 18, 1946. tlncludes $3,600,000 tax credit and
after $4,564,701 charge for accelerated amortization. § After $4,109,400
tax
credit
and
$4,564,701 charge
for
accelerated amortization.
\
for filing
date
the
in
sales
profit,——,
Earns, per com. share..
after such date of the hearing.
top company in the system, also
into claims of all creditors of the Railways Company.
-
.
properties, of the Northern
165,'p. 112; "
•
' 7;
Period End. Sept. 30— '
-
Appeals at Pittsburgh has rejected a request
investigation now going on in Pittsburgh; under
the direction of Federal District Court,
of the merits of its claimsagainst Pittsburgh Railways Co. be expanded to include an inquiry
U.
Third
by
l^or the six months ended June 30, 1946, the corporation reported an
p^Cgble to the period prior thereto.
i
of
present nor prospective volume
said neither the
Net
days
its security holders
Loses Plea
"
$161,133)
2 authorized this
line runs 145 miles
Jan.
on
said.—V.
ICC
Net
catenated net income after,taxes of £94,364 (equivalent to $380,759),
(approximately
railroad
the;
5,752,003
or
on
indirect subsidiaries-in the Pittsburgh area
among
•power
exchange for Bolivian currency, such settlements being subject
bolivianos
Commission
Commerce
Interstate
to abandon its entire, system.
The main
Wayland Junction, N. Y. to Hyde, Pa;;
The. Commission
.
Virginia to take the necessary steps to eliminate various complexites
in the holding company's corporate structure and to distribute voting
(eoyivalent to $262,000), representing retroactive increases in selling
m^es of tin applicable to the. period- prior thereto;; /;■. ^
'!"•
T^ie relative amounts of income expressed in sterling and Bolivian
cujfenc.Y for the nine months ended-Sept. 30, 1946, the report states,"
aff!ebased upon provisional settlements with the Bolivian Government
o/fthe amount of sterling proceeds of sales deliverable to the govern-;
6,767,590
227,036
203,091
>
traffic is enough to justify the carrier's continued operations.
"The record affords no grotmd upon which to base a conclusion
>
,i$rr $0.85
60-day
a
30
Light' Corp.,
postponemenc.
;direct and 40
Tjie corporation reports for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1946,
ajv estimated het income, after income taxes, of £198,594 (equivalent
't^$801,327),'plus 31;858,453'bolivianos (approximately $758,534):yYYYY
YFJpr the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1945, net income, after income i
t^K^s, was £418,644 (equivalent to $1,689,229) plus 60,592,363 boliviano£ (approximately $1,442,675), which included approximately £65,000
...
&
Commission's
The
for
additional
an
requested
.7,Ifatino Mines & Enterprises Consolidated, Inc.—Earns.:
by., decree to later revision.
and
Power
i
in
Y
*
1945
Y
$4,330,000
$5,050,000
(est.)
allegations contained
Philadelphia,
of
answers
1946, $1,869,366 in 1945, $2,412,705 in 1944 andb
for Federal income and- excess profits taxes. tOri
162, p. 3079.
•
7 ;
;
V,'
*77.7
in 1943
.
6
the
to
Standard
ven of $1,030,859 in
$1|774,494
•
the hearing, scheduled for jam 21 in the proceedings. >■£.
Dec.
5 order
required the respondents to file
25
answers
parent
charges,
and other
.
-1946
i:
409,997
■■
company
from
5,752,003 Y 5,752,003
$0.88 V:
$0.75
Jan.
on
-
-
$922,222 $1,141,800
; $1.27 YY:
$1.58
.
7" ^YY;yY,'/
Sept. 30—
-
1,354,361
,
192,886
186,763
Income
oper.
165, .p. 112.;
The
f Y; Y;:>777'
days prior to the date of the hearing.
.:.'v^
•
The postponements were im. response to the tequests Of Philadelphia
Co. and certain of its subsidiaries, and Standard Gas & Electric Co.,
:
Subs.)—Earnings—
1945 77 1944
77, 1943 YY/
V '
1946
.
normal
interest,
"After
\
$1.13
Commission's
The
Parmelee Transportation Co. ,(&
I 9tMos. End. Sept. 30—
profit
t^ynings per com. shr.
ry.
406
Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern RR.—Authorized to •,
.Abandon Entire Line—v C>'•'l:V3-J|:X.
$681,574
■
»Y<,
1,557,095 V : 1,332,593 '.'1,407,018
304,502
270,898 "
251,417
railway
from
Net
—V.
7\Y
1946
31,
shares outstanding
'■I'-
1574.
SEC
Feb.
until
63,585
outstanding—.—
1—
bross from railway
$4,960,307
$9,128,913
.
,
income
oper.
$112,326
'c. 7,959
$119,300
$120,433
$118,771
22,749
23,657 ;. 21,455
16,596 v';
15,388
' > 26,477
■,
From January
Net
' 1946—12 Mos.—1945
charges
■'Y;y')7., 77
1912.:
163, p.
their
YYY
,
postponed until Feb. 10 the date for the filing
of answers by
the respondent companies in the agency's corporate
simplification
proceedings
instituted against Philadelphia Co. and
certain of its subsidiaries.
At the same time the Commssion postponed
429,498
'
.
$608,485
outstanding
per share
The
SEPT.. 30,, 1946
_„L.
—
Sai^s and
ry.
capital
1943
1944
1945
1946
railway..
railway...
if' Pittsburgh Steel Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Service, Inc.—Earnings—
MONTHS
NINE
Net
t$8.55
.
from
from
Philadelphia Co.—SEC Grants Delay to File Replies-
-
J1
Parks Aircraft Sales &
and
profit after chgs. & taxes
Shares
1,408
i-
164, p.
Net
>3,652,442
/
after taxes
income
Earned
234,084
:■
$700,000
9 Mos. End.
2,010,487
1,019,609
1,622,853
1,130,298
284.101
3,305,556
1,855,722
2,138,448
1,375
429,498
932,790
1,157,702
256,809
2,831,079
1,044,500
r
■
'
Gross
Net
.
$5,410,651
$5,081,662
$4,398,756
—-
Cash
November—
1943
$1,282,592
1944
$1,430,468
t$9.54
•Cola,. Co.! (& Subs.) - -Earnings—
1944
,■
1946—Month—1945
Earnings per share on 585,000 common
—-V;
f
t$2.39
.
RESULTS FOR EIGHT MONTHS ENDED AUG.
Net
Yfjy,
ITEMS
1945
SELECTED BALANCE SHEET
1946
}
;
'share-Y '
-
I
^
$159,037
$1.87
$61,019
Y':-S $2.34
share——.
preferred diiidend requirements. • ,;
Sales
644,272
common
per
com.
'
charges and Federal taxes.
tOn 150,000 shares of
fOn 750,000 shares of capital stock,—V. 164, p. 2696.
Period End. Dec. 31—
991
Y
1945 .
$1,356,297
J$1.81
,
—Y $1,790,864
—
per
,1946
'
Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack)—December Sales Up
.
$804,300
Sept. 30—
"After
Stock.
989,000
,
986
- 644,263
$145,256
Y
33,882
,
profit
Earns,
1,763,689
$706,268
$1,005,508
-
dividends
"Net
1,827,182
income
...,:l,725,508
1,471,768
Qt&er deductions
;_u—35,500
P^e^, inc. and excess profits taxes.- 'r 720,000
730,000
mi
Preferred
12 Mos. End.
1944 .
$2,624,601
1945
$2,251,103
1,402,972
———$2,469,965
and dcprec
1,678,240
profit
Neti after
.
1946
Pascal Year Ended Sept. 30—
Gross
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.- -Earnings—
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Earnings—
Co.—Earnings—
barker Rust Proof
1947
Monday, January 13,
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
'!■
(Continued on page 253)
;.
.
107,016
$5,810,316
2,471,852
$3,338,4631
j
; /
n
Volume
165
Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
217
i>W'» rn»
Stock Record
New York Stock
coi
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
./-I,■-
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 4
Jan. 6
I per share
*84
*100
110
9%
86%
*100-
9%
*47
9%
93/4
48
103/8
*33%
*53
*107
r 107
5%
92%
36 %'
.
:f
107
5%
94
*107
9
471/a
16
56
*54%
343/a
9%
35
-
92%
.
92
<
36
36%
58%
5%
29
45
*96
*92
19
•;
-
-
174
19
;
20%
'
34
34%
/ 101 .=$ 101
36%
37%
94%
*48
/
•
72
39
9%
40
/
71
29%
•77
29%
30
77
14
72
•
Z
14
6%
*133
.
63%
*90 '/a
&
*49%
;v:V
92
50
*23%
/<
155
r
23
£\ *96 %
97%
43%
■:->
187
50%
25%
*155
49%
*20-%
43%
•■46;/
6%,
6%
21%
203/4
20 3/4
23
22%
22%
97%-
43%
:
*96 y8.
44%
43%
95%
43%
-.
3,300
24%. 24%
'.
*10%
5TB
'
-
*16
5%.
6%
113% 115%
22% < 23
:
22%
100
•39
99
40
6%
63A
*48
9
*48
32%
•
106
408
*11
*103
.
2G%
*ii5y8
*13% w 14
"'
115%
26%
v
American
•115% 115%
;
I per share
27%
:
*98
-
101
*14%
'*1234
13%
*36 3 4
38
117%
5%
109
109
.
<;-■ 16
180
353%
,,
4%%
Amer
.56%
168%
36%
*158
.34%
27%
180
35%
22%
*36
57 /1.
57.
169%
36%
-34
35
■34%
:
27%
•;:
"
29
.;" 29
29
*42
44
*142%
*48%
"
<■
29
*41%
146
43
49%
48
22
37
171%;;.;
171%
172%
172/a
172 %
82%;.
81%
81%
81%
813/4
83
83
573/4
58%
154%
58%
♦117/a
i
16%
103 3,4
34
1547/a
58%'.-
122%
17-
*118
86/2
10/a
*66/2
17
.
1033%
39%
10%
70
51
*109
-
no
*49%
17%
*15
50
17 %
17
5
5
37%
38
117%
*86/2
...
<
33
118
17.3/4
106
34
993/4
102
'
88/2
87%
10%
10%
V <• *677/b
39%
50
58
*103%
34%
100
83
157
58
16%
106
34
993/4
86/2"
■:
-■
17/2
*103%
•
100
50/a
120
82%
156
-
34%
*99%
*48
%.<
;r
W 156
157%;-
/■•<
10%
*67%
70
39%
,
40%'
*49%
52
*50%
52
*109
;
17%
*15
17
110
50
17%
16
180
*50 /
"
82%
155
56%
*116%
16%
*104
27%
v
*28
j
*143
50%
227.
105
<
55
117%
16%
323%
98%
99
85%
82
157%
57
1167/a
V
<16%
*104
:
31%
987/a
39%
*49
48%
•109
10%
70
*82%
39%
51
393/4
*48%
12,400
{
35
*155
*144%
,
*51%
172%
81
82%
-81%
155%
157%
563/4
60
\£;;
12% Jan
Y%
Jan
Xl 17%
Nov
Jan
40
Nov
44% Oct
2
63
28
35% NOV
31% Dec 23
8% Sep 24
99% Jan 21
.^—1
par
■
-
Mar
109%
Dec
56/4
10%
68
Doc
5
,
47
Jan
Mar
"5%
Jan
70
Jan
9
•'
May 10
16% Jun
5
•
163
.
15
26
Jan
May 22
108
Jan
119
Nov
IB
7% Jan
28
44% Jan
flep n
14% Dec
Jan
15% Jun
22% Nov 22
Dee
Dec
4
18% Mar 30
118
93/4 Sep
9
11% Mar 12
■
Nov
38% Jan
28 1.
4
Dec
14%
Oct
41%
Dee
128
Nov
37
c
337/8
16%
*104
30
99%
98
85
*82%
1
10%
69
97/a
*66%
40
'
82%
100
;
;
3,500
300
,
16%
20,800
;
106
•
31%
98
.
86%
10%
:
39%
*109
110
100
50
49
49
17%
16%
17%
15
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
37%
37%
37%
37%
15
5%
37%
*15
5/a
37/a
5%
.
373/4
—-
-
■
Oct
34% Dec
5
160
Jan
8
25% Dec
4
;<
Sep
38% Oct 10
138
Co_
Sep 24
47% Jan
8
100
^593/4 Nov 21
;
25
&
25
73
P
Oct
10
76% Oct
1
;100
Woolen—
1163/4 Sep
102% Sep
29% Jan
100
■
a
18-
No par
1
25
10
;■
Dec
Dee
58/» Feb
41
Aug
Z 50
DM
128% Jan
161
DM
6
158
Apr 10
67% Apr 18
200% Jun
3
99% May 21
100% May 17
174
July 9
78
&
Oil
3
70% Jun
5
100% Dec 30
182 % Jun
105% Nov
-
-
/ 65
116% 8ep
8% Jan
15% Jan
29
99% Jan
9
Jan
190% Mar
90
~5%
Mar
26%
Dec
Nov
31%
140
Dec
iT%
Dee
Dm
Jun
Nov
60 Va Jan
10
81
14
67%
Deo
9
xll4% Mar 21
43% Jan
7
x64% July 11
10
15% Oct
10
20
62% May 28'
Jan
38% Jan
24%
Jan
48
July
38% July
113
109
10% Feb
5
12% Aug
4% Jan
s.
No par
26% MSf $2
ilVt Bee
11
23% Sep
■-
•
49%
Dee
DM
wov
27%May 27.
13% Sep
4
4% Nov 21
24% Feb
5
-
121% Mar
112
49
27
■
Oet
Dee
29%
Sep
~
DM
Dee
60% Jan
Dec
■
*
91%
8
38
-■
90
161%
•9%
6
May
21%
.
•
.
Nov
51% Feb
s.
■
196%
Jan
43% Mar
:■
61% Nov
Jan
< 65/4 Jan
145% Jan
Dec
6
19
Oct 30
Sep
5
30
Dec? 4
41
-
108
Corp
157
May 28
12.50
Co
29% Jan
9
35
Aug
43%
5
64
Dec
164
29
24
Sep
Feb
31
Jun
:
•«% Dec
60% Nov
27% Jan
28 3/a Jun
7
44% Nov
111
17% Jan
22% Jan
110% Feb
87% Dec
31% Nov
May 10
38% July 11
43
*
121
11
Oct
Jam
153
Apr 25
50 Vo Feb
4
30
13% Oct 30
99
41% Apr
6
No par
Paper Co Inc.
-
Sep
No par
No par
,No par
Elec
preferred
Copper Mining
-
150
48% Oct
Corp
aaBsatttaa
'
14
prior preference
W
:
100
Dee
Jan
32
Aug
40% Jan
164% Jan
172
5
24
Dec
Mar
30%
? 17%
Apr 20
50% Feb
154
75
Apr
5
733/4 Jan 29
191
19%
Jan
15% Jan
52
7
No par
Tobacco
Archer-Daniels-Midland
■
Sep 24
45% Sep 10
165
100
preferred
Andes
A
1,700
19
13% Nov
194% Deo
95% Deo
11% Jan
176
Aug 21
108/4 July 12
20
Aug 29
33% Feb
6
275/8 Nov 22
Refining
Anderson, Clayton
Anderson-Prichard
300
Sep
No par
Co
42 3%
33
.
100
No par
$4
1,300
,
19
No par
No par
50
•
2,300
,
95% Feb 26
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Anchor Hock Glass
2,300
16
14
Anaconda Copper
Mining
500
49%
16
25 /
Amer Zinc Lead &
Smelt
$5 prior conv
preferred
17,100 ;
/
130
49%
Conv
:
I
'
—,
Feb
100
Wks
8
Feb
.100
& Teleg
6
23
No par
142% May
2% Jan
60% Jan
14% Dec 19
Nov
19% Deo
39% Nov
54% Jan
22/aJun
186
No par
No par
Preferred
"
48
1st
American
300
4,000
Z5
Water
$6
2,000
.
133% Aug 13
123% Aug
12% Nov 22
Tobacco—
Common class
B_,.
6% preferred
American Viscose
Corp
5%
preferred
100
16,300
2
3
-
Am
,
19
100
American
i
10% Sep
97% Jan
5
? 41
24% Jan
130% Jan
*173% Nov 15
27% Jan
3
Preferred
Sumatra
3
•
July 15
1
Apr 10
88% Jan
100
Steel
Amer Telep
520
;
Highest /
$ per share
Mar
% July
60
__
<31
11% Mar
...->10
non-cum
Sugar
34% Sep
—No par
Mill™.;
preferred
Stove
; Am
5,200
109%
17%
San'y
preferred
Foundries
Stores
J
Jun
—No par
No par
American
2,000
157
48
48%
com
American
900
Year 1945
$ per share
3
Jun
No par
No par
;
conv
American
.,
19,500
81%
38%
>
<
53%
173% ;< j
69
Light
45/4 Mar 21
Va Jun 24
1
Building Co
Smelting & Refg
Amer
800
/'., /
1223/4
17%
&
21% Oct 30
par
100
$ per share
No
Ship
6%
-
600
;
146
;
1,100
■/;;
;
:
/: Lowest
f per share
No
Ltd
Preferred
American Snuff
4,200
:•
42% ■«.;<
55%
32%
Power
Amer
10
/
27%
28
*117
106
Co
<
1,200
158
Range for Previous
•
Range for Year 1946
Lowest4
Highest
par
preferred
Amer
22o
*49
16
19% Nov
Jan
91
May 11
55% Jan
9
No par
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
8,500
'
109
17%
118
Jan
Dee
96
10
:
DM
9%
20%
11
1
Fdy CO——No
preferred
Rad & Stand
4%%
300;
110
17%
il
Jan
2%
129% May 15 '
44% Apr 15
10
100
American Rolling
4,600
< ' :
169
55
1167/a
$5
Am
<640
36%
<:
$6
A5
630
*49
49%
10
in
Preferred
35%
14%
58%
&
Metals
Amer
180
105%
21%
167
;
51%
49%
r
50
49%
*15
10%
*66
15%
35
.
.
10%
*67
<
,1
,
14%
33%
V
32%
273/4 ■; i-37%
28%
•
28
42 ; -«
41%
146
:
21%
■
172% 172%
81% ; 81%
156%
106
.
42
...
„81%
31%
85
34%
.
37
158
;; 33 %
51%
82%
/
*156
33%
145
10
Sep
No par
6% preferred
American Molasses Co
American News Co
16,300
2,000
2,400
26,200
I
108%
./
*176
f
.
105%
14% :>;/-
59%
171%; 1723/g
81
15
■:*'[*;.
119
108
;
.//
36
118%
V
<
169%
37%
38
Fcr footnotes see
page
/
17/2
*15
5%
40%
51%
*49%
173/4
5%
38
♦109
50
10%
70
52
*50
110
*49%
39%
*49
87%
*142%
S
13%
169%
37
Amer
170
12%
59
36%
136
13%
169
42
Sep
Oct
37% Sep
5% Oct
new
3.90% cum preferred
/ Amer Much & Metals
1,000
3,900
/
1
700
15%
14%
14
31%
600
35%
42
32%
*27
27% Deo
;
10% Jan
'
100
18
.
preferred
Amer Mach
—
13%
35%
583/4
28%
<
14
135
1177/8
,
158
Oot
29/4 Nov
1
4,800
30%
v;
22%
<;
82
84
*156
<
109%
:
26
101%
38
<21%
<
171
84
36 %
25%
13%
15%
14/8
36
6
EXCHANGE
■
38
117%
35%
35%
23% Jun
28% Aug
8 /
14% Jan 29
3%
50
Wn
DM
Jan
'
15
1
preferred
Deo
149
30% Jan
11% Feb
4
Nov
42
156%
10
July 10
Deo
127
18% Jan
90
par
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCiC
Shares
13%
109%
*176
22%
7%
,
the Week
39
:
M80
.
14%
:
105%
14%
300
Sales for
Jan. 10
*100
31%
<
35%
56%
168%
143
50
13%
V4'
27%
28%
42
13%
105%
*21%
-
134%
•3 *37%
15 %r
33%, 33%
27/4
27/4
28% -29%
49
48
:
;
•:
36%
159
143
134
35%
573,4
42
*142% 144%
Jun
13%
13% Oct 10
10 '
Internat Corp.,
American Invest Co of 111
American Locomotive
11,600
,
.
non-cum
Jan
112% Mar
17% Nov 21
5% Oct 10
>
Jan
67%
-
t
preferred
sAmer
300 ^;
t per share,
26%
>14%
105 5/a
.
168%
*156
27%
27%
36%
167%
158
*176
15
•*35%
37
'158
"
;v 22
117%:''
108
115%
Friday
101%
31%
117%
15%'
•
*100
107%
:
1053/4
143/4
37
•168%
>■
36%
163
1,
•
6%
14
1
/
par
Jan
27
34% Apr 22
32% Jan 28
75
.No par
No par
.
26
37% ."
13%\
13%
180
105
15
56
27
;
t per share
,
13%
*176
105 %v
*36%
i
115%
,;
/
96
Oct
Deo
Jan
110
'
DM
199
v
14% /
37%.
-
13%
117%
116%
<22%/
,.
<v,/.
conv
American Home Products
American Ice
•
100
13%
6%
,•
;:/;:;;.U,800
11%
Jan. 9
31%
38
9V8
:v;
13%
' 26%,
j
116
•,
135
13%:'
13%
107% 108%
15%
16%
22
168%
:
14%
31
*133,
2,100
*103 -110
-
I-IIZ-No
$7 2d preferred A.
$6 preferred
American Hawaiian SS
Co
American Hide &
Leather
;
100
5,200
$7 preferred-
39
Jan
17
112%
183% Jan
1
164% Jun
135
10% Aug
89% Feb
10
Feb
108
40
No
Deo
Jun
23% DM
55% Oct
'
*100/ .101
:
900
500
*ll/a
Thursday
26%
13%
'
56%
26%
15%
109%
15
9
■;
26%; 27%
116
:
,
6% .//;■
V
Inc
Amer & Foreign Power
400 ;.:,?
3,000
;
< 51/4 < ;•'
x33%
34%
,y •
13%
t per share
31%
108%
16%
105
33%
*13
,
J.
101
6%
11%
26%
37%
16%
40% Jan
41% Nov 22
5% Sep
41%
80
Jan
15% Aug
Oct
20
,.
DM
Dec
69%
;
Mar
150
10
Sep
11%
20% Jan
•
72% May 28
132% Mar 20
12
19
;
< 71
Jan
128
100.
prior preferred
28
x41
21
120
Sep
17% Oct
Jan
1
20% Sep 20
97% Dec 10
Distilling "Co stamped
35
11
Dec
21 Va Nov 21
10
Jan
43% May
106% Jan 15
/ 210% Mar 29
104% Sep
No par
10
Deo
23
30 /
No par
Chicle
56%
18
184
100
Deo
Jan
Sep
Oct
100
Inc
Deo
38%
11 Va Feb
X137
42
Nov 22
96% Oct
9
American Encaustic
Tiling
1
Amer European Sees
-No par
American Export Lines
.
4,900
*49
.
1153/4
'
•
*38%';s 39 %
6%
*11%
Jan, 8
<135
% 13%
Cable
preferred
DM
14
79
No par
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
—
.
21%
„
*99
13
26
21
'•
9/8 / 9%;
*103
110
Wednesday
118
37
•,
•
35%,;;. 36%
35%
*36%
15
38
•176
105
105
<■ 14% .•14%
*21
'
•
22%
11%
*115%
Tuesday
117
16 %
*176
v,
27%
30%
conv
Fdy
30%
48%
3%
10
Jan
64% Apr
>
May 16
57/a Oct 30
Deo
104%
<
10
88% Jun
36% Oct 30
Deo
Deo
24%
16
45% Jun
129
1
26%
194
24
30
•
Deo
DM
Dec
'
2
Jan
Jan
27% Aug
20% Jan
53% Jun 11
19% Apr
Deo
42/4
108
102%
July 29
74% Dec
12% Nov 27
—No par
100
preferred
/
Nov 21-
72% Oct
.
100 /
&
•
25% Oct 30
/'
1
Corp
9
57% Nov 22
50
American
14,900
57/a
*112% 115
; ;
50
33 %
;9%
110
13
1155/8
*133
13%; 14%
117%
*9%
13%
50
m
33i/4
*ii/«
;
26%
273/4
*98
101
.
9
•
25
Car
American
,2,200
;
19-
5%
/
•
100
6%
51%
*103
11%
6 per share
13%
*123/4
39
13% V13%
9% t
110
18%
5%
'
/16%
.
31
134%
Co
15%
62% May 31 <
95% Nov
4 <
39% May 27
j
Jan
Jan
13%
30
•Jan
Dm
Jun
74
153 Va Mar
'
37% Nov 22
1'
'—
Radio
non-cum
1,900
6%
•*16
1
39%■'$39%
7-
Jan. 1
15% :
•
•134%
22.
99%
393A
33
,
101
*14%
30%
30%
136
-
*49
26%
28
*98
-
15%
*30%
*133%
■J
27%
99
6%.
115%
\t per share
27 %
5%
99
*38%
.
333/8
Jan. 6
&
Am Chain &
40
'^400
6
•112% 114%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
Jan. 4
19
114%
22'/a
51%
9%
r
19%
$:
213/4
1.
*163
:
6
Z114
32%
& *11
■V/V 13%
7%
-
,
/>
6%
17%
19%
*16
,
6%
27%
Saturday
V
/
<11%
6%
17%
18%
.
99%
.40
*48
-
9%
108
*11 <
*16
22%
63/4
-
i?
-
18% i
21%
99%
33%
6%
6%
115%
51/a
-
32%
U/a
13 <-:<
26/a
13
5%
-
39
9% f mm*9m
.
18%
*113%
.
/
40
6/2
...
51%
3*%
17'/a
99%
£
♦39%
6%
,*16
■
18%
Shoe
39
6%
60%
Jan
22%
633/a May 27
'
6V*
■
;•.
115%
;v 22%
*98
I
r 17%
18%
6
*113
■
r
17%
183/,
171/3
,
6
.
No par
DM
Jan
91
6y8 Oct 10 // 12% Apr 25
Oct 10
75
Apr 25
'
64% Sep 20
91% May 29
Chemical-No par"
preferred
Cable
370
22
Corp
Nov
Jan
,
44
50
Preferred™
2,100
21%
—i—1
Aep
9%
17
2%
28
108
/
91/2 Nov 25
25
Jan
DM
56
/
18
29% Jan
# 30% Nov 22 <
No par
American Can
-
800
:
153
<22
Amer
/•,/ 1,800
108/4
21;
Brake
212% Juu
5V
99%i Nov 25
Cem
DM
84%
,
v
July 30
Aug
1
26
,
30
31 Ve Nov 22
-
DM
Jan
15%
1
28
113
part-29% Sep 19 *
y. 6%
preferred
American Bosch Corp-,.-,^Am
Oct
56
7
61% May 28
«
10
330
://•
154
100
Aug
8% Jan
17% Oct 10
/
No par
6%
61% May 27"
103
10
—No par
;
6
DM
'L
3
p. 18% Dec
3%% cum conv
pfd^—,100
American Bank Note
.
Jan
—.—.—100
Mfg
pfd
Petrol
5%%
■
No
conv
American Airlines
1-/10,900
•
3,500
'
Inc
12 Va Feb
Dec
Nov
122
38% Jan
98% Jan
10
913/4 Oct
—No par
preferred
conv
38
>
,
,
: :,
57s
33/a Oct
81%
Deo
17
DM
Deo
47%
84%
81%
Apr
I
Mar 30
DM
17%
88
13% Mar
32% Jan
22%
/ 29% Oct 10 ; ; 69 % Jan 28
52% Oct ,;'91
82
Jan 28
100
1
Dye
Amer Agricultural
"'*95 :< 9720
43%41%
43%
3,200
43%
:'
29,500
,
115%
* 107/2
•••;'. '
953/i
21
5
Portland
Amerada
.
'..
gtd—
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
'
67/a
152%
21%
Nov
25
3
135
90% Dec 20
/
8
8
/I
A-'
6%
&
Co
cum
Alpha
2,400
957/8
115
223/4.<22% V;
97
'
188%
49%
50 /
,
3/4%
1,200
:^|188%
156
21/2
135
6%
95/4
>
19
5
Stores Corp
preferred _—i
4%
.1,300
45%
*133
,
108%:
153%
Sep
Co
AUis-Chalmers
.
30'2,400
76%
70
14
1,100
14
25
*107%
Mills
6%
9%
44
-
Kid
Allied
:
7:1,100
1,400
/
713/4,
29%
,
115%
,25
107%
155
97%
97 %
-
107%
155
93/8
'.,71%
50%.
*114%
1
,
41
14%
50%
243/a
i;.
>;
22%
'"/•
23%
-
24%
108%
1571%
33 %
180
'r"v.
135
5
Industries Inc
Chemical
100
;;
West Ry
Allied
V:' .V; .7/3,900
*39"%
.
188 a 188%
115%
943/»
45%
,
*133
50 //
115/4
94/2
79
■
10
•/
Allied
.13,900
:
6%
*48-.53
6%» 6%
S-C 94%
95
*
37%
v77%•>/;•:„ *75%
45%
6%
188
.
114%
14%
94
186%
If
51%
*107%
*76
135
-
1003/4
36'A
6%
93A
-
100
•
Allied
H/' : 13,400
100/4
&
Allen
,
^ 2,000
323/4 :.v 33%
30% 'i/l'
46'
6%
92
:
24%
21%
*95%
H
43%
187
107%
23
V
::
158
107%
••
*133
7% X
933/8
114%
21%
23
135
-
77 %
46 r
34y4
33
72
18
114
Jan
20% Feb
21
Oct
common
•
•
Jun
9%
25% Apr
59% Apr
Nov
.,
1,900
1,600
1,300 :
/
'
v
*
<
30%
*14%'; 143/4
s
'
24 %
^♦155
•
*76
.
45%
114%
23%
21%
77%
20
;.H
71%
'
:/'■:/ 6%
z92 m
50 ■/;.
:
.
/
60
1
24% Feb
33
Min
Feb
May 28
68%Jun
104
;
Highest
$ per share
19
41% Jan 28
;
100
preferred
:
Alleg
173 Va
34/4
■<
40/4 '
9%
30'/8
•133
187
114
1083A
155
*20%
72.
29%
143/4
93%
50
24%
*107%
71%
5?"<
7
<
186
/
113//
113
72
173
79%
40/4
,
93/4
31
77%:
135
6%
91%
187
40%. 40%
41/4%
:
Gold
10
8% Dec 30
/ '
No par
19,800
/
19'/a
*19
50
.
;
102
19'/a
33V«
6%
-
79%
30
453/4
135
33
*48
71
'
14%
*44'% -45%
*133
94%
9%
*96
37%
/-/ 94% :, 94%
6%
40
'
20 3/4
36%
79%
%
•
*100
'
9% >10;<;:
VvV
Juneau
Aldens Inc
30
il
Inc
Vicksburg Ry_
.
44%
34% ■?
33% ' '
1003/4
•
4
&
Year 1945
S per share
May 13
19
19
Allegheny Corp
1
4,000
v
t 5%% preferred A.:——^-100
57'-'900 i
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par :
44%
v
•v 1,800
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
—No par
56'%
<
,
19-
33
-.
37%
53
a
40
;
77
78
/ *13%
v
<;
10
9%
-
72
:
29%
;
102
34%
7y8
78%
38%
9%
187
*48
500
•
323/4
6%
89
38
■
■
Alaska
169
x50
24% Sep
Range for Previous
Lowest
Dec
22
441/2 Jan
35/2
'
19
•
33
94"%
'
'
■
4
'34%
,
57%
451/4
174% 175%
19
34%
36%
'•
36y8
*
203/4
101
31%
55 <•' -?'
•
18%
*33%
32%
7
•
*79
174%
-
34%
*100%
33%
37/s
44%
;i;, *96 >!'
20%
174%
34%
.
94%
*31%
<< *6%
& *19%
•100% 101
37%
383/4
943%
94%
-
./<
28
Nov
10
—
Reduction
'.f''f
8
No par
Corp
Address-Mutigr Corp
4,900
91
30/2 Feb 26
13 ya Oct
Alabama
■
v
1946
$ per share
1053% Oct 29
2.50
1
'* Admiral Corp
•<■ -•.■;
Highest
12
Express
Air
93
-.iv
.
57
45
102
*97
19
33%.
57%
44%
175
;<;;I9\<
33%
*561/4
;
20%
174
19
*33
■;
t
45%
102
*97
19
"
28
.
Co
61Apr
10
9,000
;
■
No par
No par
com
;
t per share
Co
;.,130
53/3
*92V£'
.
93
* / •"
353/4
57%
45
v''
106
51/3
Lowest
Straus
Motors
Adams-Mills
.
2,400
'
29
100
2,500
'/
35s/b
35 y«
105
;
/
;
93A
81
Steel
Adams
'
92
36%"
56%
i
\
102
174
-
Wl
fc.
55
53/8
Acme
-
2,200
35%;.',
3%
35%
,
59%.
*44%
< 107
*106
3%
■
:
:-v35%".-36:\—-
107
283/4 '283%
?
153/4
9%
Laboratories
ACF-Brill
500
55
'
Abbott
3,800
343/4
351/8
10
vY'v*
4^
56
*9%
Range for Year
Par
Abraham
'
8%
151/4
34%
U'- 5% .5%:
29%
■
EXCHANGE
1,400
48
•
36%
107
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Power
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SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
20%
13% Jan
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Byrop Jackson Co—
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4
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100
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A
81"
9
16
53% Jan 28
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3
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,
9
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95
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Browri Shoe Co Inc corn
_15
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8
Jan
36 % May
Briggs Manufacturing—No par
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;
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1,400
.
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25
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8,100
Jun
28% May 13
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4,600
3.6
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142
100
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8
Mar
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43
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73
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,
12
May 16
57
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300
118
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25
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110
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114
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72,400
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46
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Deo
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120
Dec
48% Jan
.
2 ft 110
May 13
10 •, 34% Apr 17
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: 2,800
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50
V Beech-Nut Packing Co—-i——-205
10
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1,600
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—37
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14
153
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31.
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58
,
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7 Mar
21
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25
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100
5%
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.
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50%
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9
Sep-11
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112
preferred_/__/Vo pur
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share
.
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1945.
Year
;
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106
15
15
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105
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128
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106
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161
52%
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130
158 %
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;
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53%-'54
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17%
18 %
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15
15 %
18
54
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19
19
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'
the Week
■*:
$ per share
14%
14%
130
? 161
130
160
104
104
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130
160
53%
54
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130
104
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-
14%'; l'4%
Sales for
Friday
•
Jan. 10
V
| per share
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160
130
128 %
-
t
-.-.A Jan. 9 y
Jan. 8
.
-
14%
14%
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13%
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$ per share
$ per share
I per share
Thursday
.
Jan. 7
Jan. G
Jan. 4
J
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
,/A r:-v7vA
V
Monday, January 13, 1947
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
-A'v; 7 A-
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STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
;
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v
33% Nov
Dec
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
yolume 165 rNnmbef '4559
219
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
Saturday
•>Jan. 4 ;':v
,
$ per share
W*7
'
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Monday
A
'fi&i $
■?'■
v
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■> Tuesday
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$ per
per share*
SAtE
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan-8
.
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STOCKS
;
Sales for;r
Thursday
:
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Jan. 9
4.,"'.':.v;..ian,-T0
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,
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the Week
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STOCK
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share
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NEW YOEK
.
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$ per share
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8
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22
81 Ve May 27 ?
23% Sep 26L<
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71
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•
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45%
T
Milling Machine
Corp
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Fuel_>—
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&
♦110%
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;
500
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the-Week
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45
38'A Jan 29
24% Oct
83
Deo
82%' Jan
28
Nov
Jan
17
60% Oct
25% Jan
74
43%
49%
Jun
16
54
Jan
66
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Jan
37%
Jan
59%
Oct
Dec
31
67% Jan
17
54
Jan.
64
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2
27
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36
11
21% Sep
Dec
Nov
>
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1121/4
48
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,
53
•
2,600
2
28%-
18
14
54
28
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Feb
38'A July
23
48
Nov
91% Jan
581/4 Apr
42% Jan
20% Jan
9
May 10
108'A Mar
1
Deo
68
Aug
80
Dec
:
5 7
98
38'A May 11 '
71% Jan 18
?
140y*
":
44'A May 23
? 49
Jkn
170
Feb
89
Jan
Jan
9%
105
Nov
72%
/
Jun
25
Jan
Deo
■
103
109
Jan
52
Sep
10
Jun
23
997/a Jan
19
6
24% Sep
8'
10 '
Jan
May
115
?
Oct
68%
i 93% Jan
Nov
110'A
106% Nov
Apr
Apr 18
100
Jun
9
53%
Jan
59
NOV
4
34 V*
Jan
41%
36'A May 21
Jun
7
35%
Jan
53%
July
44'A Feb
1
?
?60%
2
152% Jan
44
Deo
105
V
109% Jan
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s.
22
205
106
;
•
23
39'A Nov
...
No par
Jan
•77
-May 20
108% Mar 5
•
3
507/4 Feb
19% Dec
■/
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108
113'A Jan
18
106
-
Feb 27 ?
.2
Sep
•
205?
12
165
140
May 31
Apr
v
Sep
Oct
150
Deo
Range for Previous
•
•
-
Co
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.
Oct
9
?
Dec
3
■>;
42'A Feb
26
61%
-
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cum
conv;
,
287/4
16%
16 Va
287/2-
-
18'%
27%
$4.25'
-,
20
10'A Oct
10
30
23% Jan
1127/4
111%
45%
44'/4
44 3A
44%
45
•
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;
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28%
27%
w
Commercial
.
w_
Solvents
No par
% Consol Coppermines Corp
•
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Y
700
Consol
150
19
1
> 44%
7.000
44
Nov
5Va Oct
5
24% Oct
No par
Dee
106
Deo
Retail
Stores
Inc
14
18
Jan
28
14
•
28 y*
?;■.
Jun
50%
Nov
Jan
28
31
Mar
Nov
11%
Deo
41%
Oct
26
Deo
28
Deo
39
110
Jan
:
53%
Sep
Deo
15 y*
31
116%
Deo
Aug
'257/a
Dec
H Jan
4y*
89
Jan
124%
Dec
28%
Jan
34 y*
Nov
18'A Sep
6
40% May 13
•
26% Mar
? 89%
557/2 May 13
29%
Feb
1
36 Vs Jun
17
/10% Feb
Jan
50
3% Mar
6
Feb
24%
6
28
36
106
Oct
Nov
7y*
Dec
34 y*
Jan
Sep
Nov
Nov
109 y* May
25% July 12
23% Apr 20
60 > May 27
11% July
22
Deo
31%
Jan
45%
Deo
33% Jan
17
17%
Jan
35%
Dec
Jan
8
45
Deo
147
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11
35'A Sep
50
Jan
0
109% Jan
23
Dec
;
Nov
4%
July 15
5% Jan
132
.
16'A Sep- 24
Nov
Jan
36
Jan -24
32 % May 13
18
17
Jun
46%
Mar
59% Jun
29
xlll
46%
25%
31
123
14% Nov 22
/
Jan
14
29
•
1
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Jan
■.
9
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Container Corp of America—
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>
48
10 "
13% Nov
Deo
Jan
47
22
42 Va Jan
•'•
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50%
Jan
<14
105'A Sep
4
17'A Sep ; 10
Consumers Pow $4.50
7/2
49
Oct
47
>1031/2 Dec <14
Grocers
18%
>7?
Feb
38
36% Oct 30
.
1—
No par
Corp
1.33%
1,2000/Consol ; Laundries Corp.
5
1,300i, Coiisolidated Natural Gas_——: 15
6,600 •
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft:
;_i
5,100
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd—100
Consolidated
111%
.
31%
34% Jan
Apr 22
20
Dec 30/
36% May 21
78% Dec ;20
106 »A Apr 1050 V* Aug 12
.36% Oct 10?
No par
18%
■"',.
Nov
101%
10
Jan
39
32 7/4 Nov 22
No par
111%
v
112
14'A '
I'SS.?.,:
1&
-
4,500
;
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; 15%
.
187/a
111%
?
Oct
72
29
247/a Feb
41
■
: •1137/8 Nov-19
par™
com
pfd
cum
19,700 '
Consol Edison of
700 ,0? $5 preferred
•?;?;.
20'/* ;
.
183
Deo
60% July 11
-
1067/8
,20'
$ per share
May
59%
Aug 20
63% Jun
5
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2% Jan > 2
2,200
$6 preferred .series
—:
No par. ?lll
Sep-10
;
'8,500
Commonwealth' Edison. Cq—_25
29'A Sep
4
900
Gonde Nast Pub Inc new——No par W^ 12%Nov?22"5
3,000 :
Congqieum-Nairn inc_—«>—.No par
24 Ye Nov 22
.*.....
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Oct
9
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28% '
106 7/8
;? 53
• ■;
28%
18%
:
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130
110
6
Oct 30
15% Oct
par *
preferred^.
Dec
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Commercial Credit—I————1.10
~ $3.60; preferred——1100
.
16,100
3,800
11
69 7% May 20
.
V;
6%;
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541/4 -547/4"
>
34
63'a
;Feb
Highest
i per share
$ per share
200
Z
Year 1945
Lowest
Highest
r.$ per share
130'
—No par:
«-No par
;
/ ; ; I
Range for Year 1946
;;?! Lowest-'
.
28 7/4
27'/a'
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•
112%
45
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30
22
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15
1
10
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1
13%;
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14
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7
.
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121'A 121 ya ^
1217%
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1/
I071/4
'53
8
23
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4% Jan
29% Jan
20
36'/a Oct
<178% Sep
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—10
5^000
,230
.
112% 1
227/a
%
V
137/2
287/a /
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May
Jan
30'A Dec
Dee
16 ;Jan
8
27% Sep
50
Columbia Carbon, Co——_—._No
100 V
46'A
.
4,400 •* (/Columbia Pictures
48'A
451/2
24'A >
1217/2
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281/4
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141'
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112 «/2
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35
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25 Va July 11
-15
61/4, Dec -31
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19 ?
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13
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100 ,i 121/4 Oct 3Q
Columbia Br'd Sya Inc cl A——2.50, ? 28
Oct 30. '
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180
2,800 '.
„
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•
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28%
•
14
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29
35
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46% Y
1211/4
l4'/a
Jan
49
v
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•
350
•
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:
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48%
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327/8
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5% Jan
24
11
V 21'
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20%
'
28%
357/2/
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108
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30
19
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No par
210 /Colorado & Southern.:-—00
;;"•'
32%
32 '
■'
13%
16
59% Jan
108
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Collins &.
'
2,400
^
131/4 '13 V4
.317/2
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81'A
32%
,
25
15% July 10
11'A July 8
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17
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33% Feb
19
Sep
EXCHANGE
Class
.
—
•
•
•
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21
•
Jun
Dec
'
Coca-Cola International Corp No pat
5,400 t.;, Colg&te-PalmoliverPeet ;i_r_No-par
101%
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'
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6
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260
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19%
361/2
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247%
123
32%
141/a
28%.
28%
10
28
Dec,
10
:i 751/4 Oct
.^.5
NEW YORK STOCK
;
Shares
*63'/265
,48%.
112
,
237/2
1223i
32'/a
;;ZZ 6%
S7%
v.
312
,
Oct
Jun
37% Jan
li
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1
& .Co—
;
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Friday:
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14%
31'/*
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/ *107
;
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4,
123
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1117/2
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58%
26
767/B Feb
>
8.50
Clev-Be Pitts RR Co 70 gtd
Special gtd 4 % stock—'.
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Industries Inc
1,500
148 > 148%
53%
43
14%
'46%
26'A Jan
10 ■>
23
Nov 22
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22
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17?
55
-55
——>__2D-
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Nov,
34'A Sep 24
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067/8. Jun
18 Va Jan
:V;/:l
45%
11*2
45
45
.
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*
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Oct
17;
->.;■ ;6% ; preferred——u__:——100:
Clev El Ilium $4.50 pfd_
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300 >:,Clev GraRh Bronze Co (The)— i__l
10 <• >: 5%'
preferred.—_*10q:
9,100
'
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14
20%
30% Oct
;
100 '
C; C- C Ss St
►
5 _>_
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36
80
48%
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9
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:
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14
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108%
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,
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17
Sep 24
109/ h
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Cincinnati
\
; 900
1117/a'112
,
Jan. 9
' ■
42%
14%
19%
<••••
Jan
32
9% Oct ^ 9
CityInvesting Co.
5;
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88% Dec 28
,? 3-.400 -: City. .StQres__-1v-^£---^----.----5:.; V15 'A Nov 22
'
800 '
Clark Equipment—_i—^_1_No pat • > 44%: Sep 40
-51 '
•: *95 •■•
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42'/a
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1
PRICES
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:
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v
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Tuesday
Jan. 7 "
■
,
26
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4/v, Monday r
;."4 Jan. 6 4/
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•
50%
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.
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20 »/s
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;
102'
20%
■
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,
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7
•
15
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11 Vi Oct 10
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L50
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preferred
preferred
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16,600 ?: Chrysler Corp_!___
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;
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Chicago .& Northwest'n
46%
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A
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105
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31
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12 '
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200
20
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90
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24%
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29%
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105
Sep
12% Oct
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112
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Jan
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25
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5/Y
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9 ;
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138
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128
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5% pref series A_.
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,
:
80% Feb
104
tEquitable Office Bldg.
Erie RR common
8,000 /
2
Feb
Aug
27% Dec
? 123/4 Dec 13
17% Dec
Deo
Jon
Jan
10
> 34% Oct
35% Nov
220
200
115
112
Oct 24
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9 >
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preferred
preferred
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39
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101
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26
104
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52
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16
Nov
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46 7A Jun
.
23
115
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11
11
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57
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105
Sep
33% Oct
20% Jun
163/a Sep
29
Jun
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-2
21% Feb
12% Oct
10
23% May
71
10
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19 % Nov 22
100
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,
25% Sep
20% Sep
11
20
Apr
49 V2 Jan
28
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l
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18
18
7
20
16
9
16
17
9
28
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32% Nov
18
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50
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Jan
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9%
103
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110%
23% Jan
Y
7
6
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20%
Jan
253/4
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86% Nov
Mar
7
83% Apr
109%
22
25% Oct 30
Feb
70
10
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Nopar
17
34% Mar 29
21
105 3A Dec
Feb
108
Sep 24
24
65
"
Jan
104
34% Aug 13
Nov 22
19% Sep
•.
25%
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30
10
35
21
Florida Power Corp
—7%
Florsheim Shoe class A newJVo par
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc.j.
Food Machinery Corp
Foster-Wheeler Corp
6% prior preferred
Francisco Sugar Co
42% Jan
May 21
88
-
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.
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
4% % preferred
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24
100% Sep
.
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Federal Motor Truck
Federated Dept Stores com.
Florence
21% Sep
Y 73/4 Dec
preferred
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Firth (The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The) com
$4 preferred
:
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19
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4%% conv preferred
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500 Y
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1,000
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500
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4,700
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54
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200
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Fajardo sug Co of Pr Rico
20
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp_l
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100
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56
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113
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20
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194
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115
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227
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.
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167%
58% May 28
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3
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124
Apr
100%
Jan
122%
41% May 10
20
112% Oct
DWG Cigar Corp
1,700
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25?
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116
29% Nov
Mar
65
7
Jun
33% Jan
.100
1st pfd—,
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preferred
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1,700
100
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& Co
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24
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9
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Oct 14
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preferred
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Du P de Nemours
111% Dec
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A
series
International
Dunhill
300
Co
Industries
Dresser
8,500
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$4
-
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Deo
Deo
; 29% Oct
Jan
22% Jan
6
143% Feb
Dow
50
56
Mar
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108% Mar 25
,
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48
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52
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45% Nov
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30
109% Feb
28% Nov 27
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29%
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Aug 13
24
26
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2
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Cup Co common
Class
-
:
42
Sep 23
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preferred
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preferred
partic
Diamond T Motor Car Co
1,800
'
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STOCKS
SALE TRICES
LOW AND HIGH
:
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42% July 26
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3
31
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28
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,
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38
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16% Dec
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16 V*
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34
10
200
-
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27%
May 13
31% May 23
31% Dec
,
.
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2,300
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29
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118
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>
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,
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r_.
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5,800
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1,000
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Decca Records Inc new
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Jan
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10
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128
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180
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111
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45
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Curtis Pub Co (The)
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31
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7 161% Mar
64
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17
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30
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.
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par
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Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
•
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Oct
Deo
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3Q/ >
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64
21 ?
63%
Nov
105
8
.
61% Nov
74%
105 y4 Mar
'July
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31-7 188% Apr
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Feb
15
Oct
/
Oct
Jan
Nov
40
19
3
Feb
21. Feb
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165%
115
7
35
7
22% Nov 22:77
Bay & West RR.
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Grumman Aircraft
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8,900
112
May
Jan
18%
19
40% Jun
.,
31 7
20% Dec
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26
29
30% Feb
11,200
59% .60%
9
Nov
57
Jan
July
12% Mar
30 r<
12% Jan
Nov
Jan
107% May
y
54% May 10
27% Feb
8
12% Oct
c
Deo
104% Dec
7 39
Oct
Sep
•
48
:
7 16
9,7.:/
4
28
/
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105%
47% May 14
V-25% Feb
88% Apr
3 7 ; 53
July
107
Mar
6
102
\ Apr
18
101
No par
26%
Mar
4 7;
25 y4
May 10 ? 7 52%
8% Jan 29 a / 3%
151% Jan
8 ? { 147 y4
Feb
100
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59
5% Oct 10
:
111%
96
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43
5
—
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Jun
90
May 17
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30% Mar
Mar
46
107
,
21
7,7 5%Oct
Deo
111
Jan
13% Mar
9
/ 77 - Apr 10
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3
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;
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38%
Aug
NOV
26
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22
59 V2 Nov
•
14
27
44% Nov
56% Jan
6 7 7'
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116
Greyhound Corp (The)
4V<% preferred.
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j
30
Dec
Deo
133% Deo
10 f
73 y2 May 19
106
Apr 13
5% Nov "21
31
Jan
105%
r
42% Apr 18
108
5
32% Nov 21
100
Oct 10
Greenfield Tap 4 Die Corp.
80
;
4 7
Jan
Deo
/
Mar
27 %
4
118
34
Jan
■
Oct
140
?,■: 8% Dec
Jan
21
14?
15
22% Jan
3%
17
Feb
Jun
19
Dec
25% Mar
60 ;
Oct
Mar
,23
Feb
123
19
46% Apr
130
Jan
\
99
111..;
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102 % Dec
.
10
Sep
preferred
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Jun
10
i
July 10
132
May;
125
,
<49% May 21
26
32% Nov
Green
*
47
10
25
i
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89
14
Oct
Nov
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4,500
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3,100
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48
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5
1,300
31
Oct
v
22%
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134
114%
14
Feb
Aug
Aug
15
105
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40
43 y4
14
7
Grand
May
49% Sep
66
NOV
52% Aug
7% Jan
Gotham
700
;
127
8
Jan
172
Jan
40% Jan
4% Oct. 9
20% Oct 10
No par
7
2,100
37%
6
21% Nov 21
137
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber—-No par
6%
Oct
Oct
153
20
/ /
$5
8
31
7
1,200
600
70,200
;
Dec
Dec
36
,
27% Mar
8
7 80% Feb
24% NOV 22
200
13,300
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27%
15
Jan
Mar
Feb
Goodrich Co
120
103
19,,
13%
33
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Dec
Deo
Apr
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conv
17%
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8
123
30
preferred
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4%%
Jan
Dec
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preferred
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Apr
Feb
.
56% Feb
,
10
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160%
;
29
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford
Inc
3,700
; 3,600
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1007
s
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conv
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Dec
Jan
132
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preferred
preferred
Gillette
100
7,900
109%
61%
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Jan
8%
103
No par
Rubber
&
Apr
49
21
Nov
—5
Corp—
104%
24
15
ii-i 2% Oct
Corp
Deo
124% Nov 29 '
preferred
General Tire
20
"
40%
13%
12%
Shoe
Deo
24%
54% Aug
135% Jan
Sep 26
10c
10c
80%
Jan
101% Dec
.No par
.No par
100
Telephone
10
47% Oct; 30
.No par
i-
Jan
12%
30
Dec
52
30
10
Corp
182
17
Dec
114
Utilities
&
8
3"
Jun
Dec
,
7
39 Va Oct
Gen Time Instrument Corp
3,300
567/a
102%
24
Oct
Deo
58
58
16% Apr
9
90% Aug
5
7 47%
Aug 12
40% Apr 15
12
42
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General
—
'
6%
103
19
14%
1
21% July
: Nov 19,
126
Gen Steel Cast $6 preferred
<
300-
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40%
13%
32%
>102%
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14% Apr
6 r;'<
200
Apr 29
28% Apr 27
156
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40
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24
574
5
•
11
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27 3A Oct
common
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2,800;
103%
\
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10% Sep
.8% Sep
74% Dec
29% NOV
28% DOO
Jan
51% Nov
141% May 28
4
Apr
7%
48
Dec
10% Deo
19% Nov
16% Mar
May 29"
67 V2 May 29
24
May 28
4.
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Jan
14%
15
109
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preferred-
Realty
Jan
17
Nov 25
7 33% Dec
Railway Signal
Gen
2,300
*
.
.
/ ;.:42
60%
;
311/2 '
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67%,.7,800
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Jan
Jan
5
29% Jan 29
10
<
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Adv
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22% Jun
9
Dec
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series.
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120
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31
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2
26
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v
tl
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19
Apr
;
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■
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37%
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6%
61%
38
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21
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97
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Electric
Foods
10
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Amer
700
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104
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78
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15
preferred.
3,400
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,
Corp
2,900
30
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23
77/a Dec
3'
38
Dec 31
preferred
conv
General
,
32
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106
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3,100
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57a
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27% May 13
48
112
14% Nov 21
:'v 5 % preferred
8%%
conv
preferred
900
-
.
119
35
30
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36 J/2
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36%
37%
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54
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32 y,/,:
65
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107%
35
Highest
$ per share
3
17
Co
Container
/'General
52,700
24'/a
'*116.
35»/2
,
Jun
Oct
7
(The)
preferred.
7? 4% conv 2nd prelorred
General Cigar Inc—
77). 1% ' preferred—-.
26,300
"
Sep
7 ?' 8% Nov
4%: 1st
.
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130
r
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18% Sep
•
16
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36%
118 7 7
35%
28%
31
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34%.
...
106
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24%
-
26
710% Sep
7
Transportation
Baking_>
$8
preferred.-;
General Bronze CoipGeneral Cable Corp^
1,060
29
5%
:-
61
3
Nov
99
General
130
4
.
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-
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V
103-
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! 13,100
23 Ya
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conv
$4.50
2,800
?
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18
15%
';7...
139
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24%
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200
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127
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98
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102%
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23
4
via 29% .7:29%
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107%
:
105
V:
:
18
Range for Previous
Lowest
$ per share
28% Nov 22
Gen Amer Investors
•:/
55%
102%
■
23%
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24%
33
v,
371/4
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98 t
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138
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5%%
37%
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102%
16
common,
common.
Gaylord
160
54%
127"
•
45% Sep
(Robert)
3,100
13
367a
55%
?
1874
24%
33%
37%
55
7127
16
f'
Highest
I per share'
■
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3,000
77
160
10274
157a
139»/2
5%.
57/a
:
547/a
127
23%
29%
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12%
77
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7?36%
18%
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yy
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102%
.
,
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-
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Gar Wood Industries Inc.
X10
? v ? 18
137a
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Gardner-Denver
600
1774
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187a
18 y8
167a
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24%
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110
77% %
102%
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10
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29,200
45%
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50%
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51 49%
4974
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120
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116
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36%
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2,900
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3,500
117a
12
1 '' i ll'/a' -ll'/a
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13% IS 7127%
7774;// 7 77 %
77%
•
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....
preferred
Co
Co
6%
7? 51
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Vb
172
13
,
16%
,y,,
109
137/a
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3,700
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109
76%
v.
160
b
so
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116 y*
„
12
14%
-
50
;'
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/•
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Gaoilel
18%
17%
*
Trailer
cum
3,800
21
8%:
7
Froeaert Grain
Fruehauf
2,400
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40
18
7v/--'
45
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:
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116
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44
.
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210
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162
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50
40
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111
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44%
28 y4
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162
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13
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117
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21
18%;
36
101
f per share
//.'
48
18%
'
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the Week
.
t per share
18
Sales for
Friday
'Jan. 10
Jan. 9
\47
36
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18
18%
14
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d
100%
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18
39%
Thursday
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10
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16
18
7
11
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21
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Jan..8
I per share
,
STOCKS;
'
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;
7
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47
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37
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101
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PRICES
.Wednesday
Jan. 6
46ya * 46%
>100
Tuesday
tver share
per sftare
->17 ?
HIGH SALE
'
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7v Monday
Saturday
m-%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Deo
Jun
,
58
28
May 31 ;...
Jan
49%
L
?•
Jan
.
82
Jun
61%
Doe
_
I per share
jpp f
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39
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31
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57%
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107
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64
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172
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?
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56%
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134
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;
82
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V
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131
29%
26
7
24%
36%
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27
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77
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:/
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30
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51
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51 v*
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For footnotes
see
page
227.
7?:
*165 7
>107%
?•
'i
160
tfae
pmprpp'
stdCKS
•NEW
Week
r ni
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1945
ZZ^-Z?
Range for Ye&r 1946 '
Highest p
EXCHANGE
t/S /Lowest*
Shares
57 7
>132
;
6%
35%
38%
/$ per share
:7 7
7
7'7
63%
134
128%
>25%
27%-*
>28
29%
>17%
24% '
37%
17%
17,%
24
37
.
.
150
>63
18%57% 7
'V
Lowest
? % per share
«
//■;,/?"?;• Highest
f per share,
-
$ per share
'7-7 70;
35°
18%
800
131%
>79
„
•
82
*128 7" 131
28%
31%
>30
27%
"26
29
27%'
100
;
7':
283/i
31%
70
150
600
200
26
300
27'%
800
187/«
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24%
237/a
24%
700
37%
36%
,37%
3,800
37%
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7%
J)
,
cum
(G
19
28
16% Jan
16
106% Jan
24
60%
20% Apr
?
x30 7;
7%
9%
101
preferred
Nov
31
103
W)
preferred
46% Sep
130
Chocolate.
76
123
10
Jan
26
Nov
i
Holly Sugar Corp
18
7
Dec
71%
92% Nov
Apr
189
Jan
170
22%
«
39%
Jan
Aug
138 Z
Dec
July
Feb
2
72
Feb
21
123
Feb
138 * 8 Deo
21% Aug
32 "v Dec
x43
May 31
41% Apr
6
:
Dec
103%
130
3
39% May 13
/ 25
■
-
Jan
>
32%
Dec
26%
Jan
17
7N0V
33% Nov
Jan
23 %
90
NOV
37% Jun 74
40
May 22
34% May 10
11
19
May
,
146% Jan
Dec 16
22
Sep
34% Sep
Mining
Apr
106
,
Dec
17
139 t,
18
21% Sep 11
22% Oct 10
Holland Furnace (Del) new
Hollander & Sons (A)
9
,72% Apr
30
/
3b
+
2/
Aug
38% Jan
<
-14
v
20% Jan
100 y4 Oct
10
Jan
192
11
Oct
26
Hlnde & Dauch
Paper Co
Hires Co (C E)
The
Sep
Nov
5
90
28
22
Inc.
Dec
105% Dec
18
17% Nov 25
$4 conv preferred
Homestake
Dec
44
61
Oct 30
169% Dec 12
MotorsHercules Powder...
Hewitt-Robins
109% Mar 26
30
41 % Dec
preferred
Dec
16% Dec
6: -Mar
May 23 7
Nov
24
51
Dec
14
104 Va
Jan
22
28 ?
Dec
Apr
43 V*
Jan
157/b .lan
Dec
155
Oct
98
Jan
29%
Oct
Apr
36
CO
non-cum
Hershey
22
Oct
110%
7
Jan
14
Hercules
5%
152
Aug 21
Sep 25
8'/' Nov 21
"
n
>17%
t
>:S?
3.65%
/
May 29 >
170
18%
Dec
121
Dec
105
Jun
;/ 43% Nov
27% Dec
103% Aug
April
109% Apr 13 ?
34% May 28
5% Nov 23 :
preferred
•
"
/ 28% Nov- 22
(H
Helme
2,400
*
.
29
:
600
7
64%
56
131%
130
Heinz
Jan
Nov
29% Oct
Co
3% %
1,900
9
8
Hayes Mfg Corp_._.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Hecht
19
99
Jan
15 V*
,
119
16
33
20%
8
39
Jan
1
24
Oct 73
151% Nov
33
Aug
26% Jan
9
10
20% Sep
preferred
<40% May 13 /
1
Oct
103
Hayes Industries Inc
400
Nov
:
105% Jan
4%% preferred (modified)
172
>' " 18%
7
56
*27
37%
preferred:
3,600
1,600
42
107
>165
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24%
conv
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hat Corp of Amer class A
7 200
7
77./?:
101%
107
"
193/4
1,600
7'
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29;:
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•
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"
193/4
>100
63%
'
'
6%
.
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;. 29
83
>28
4%
15
17% Oct
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd
Harbison-Walk
Refrac.
3,000
132
130
28%
32%
35
Hanna
63/4
>35
172
132
7
28%
7
30
42
>81
>30%
100
*
?'7/; 1,900
^9.777 9%
Water
(WF) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co
:
38%
*99%
107%
18%
80 %
'
29
'"'*56%
7
38%
7
101% 7
63%
;■;?
25%
7
35%
>165
573/4
v
Hackensack
Hall
500
78%
>107%
172
110
6%:-7 67/8
35 V8
29
107
128%
7
7
300
1,300
,
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108%
7: 22% 7. 223/4
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2377
39
8%
7
17%
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22%'
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42% 7 ?' 42
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t per share
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173/4
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18%*108
110
•
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56
;
Jan
11
17% Jan
42
Jan
35
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60% Jun
'
7
51;
51%
30
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102
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90
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17%
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30
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130
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18
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82 "7;
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30%
19%
36%
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7-130
29%
31
30%
16% <> 16%
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24%
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31
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1
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7
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134
38'/a
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82
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6%
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134
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29%
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1,000
$2.25
preferred.50
Household Finance com.... .No par
3%% preferred.....
„__100
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.
30%
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7
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307/a
102
88
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31
102
88
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88
102
89
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800
com.
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par
12% Oct
30
28% Feb
6 ?
6
52% Apr
22
16% >Jan
55% Oct
10
35 % Jun
26
25
99% Dec 13
111% Jun
20
46
27
NOV'
Sep
78% Sep
23
,
96
Dec
9
Aug
102
Sep
66% Jan
25% Dec
63
v
Nov
29% Deo
109% July
87% No*
"7"
1947
Monday, January 13,
HCLE
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 4
Jan. 6
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33%
27
*26
27
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26
26
34%
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36
34%
34
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13
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Lumber a—
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(p)
Co—1—'.'-10
-
Star Cement
Long Bell
Ldrillard
preferred
Louisville Gas & el a
Louisville & Nashville
Lowensteln (m) & Sons
/
4'%% cum
Lukens
Steel
;
__100
—10
May 29
13
68
20 3/4 Sep
1023/4 Apr 22
82
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Apr
9
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.
,
553/4 May 23
17% Jan 28
5% Jan 15
•
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387/8 May 16
151/4 Apr 15
65% Jun 14
64
18v4Nov 21
6% Oct 9
41ya Oct 10
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May 13
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33
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,
22
6
28
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37% Jan 21
74 Va Jan
10
10
Sep 30 ;• 102
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13
34
22% Jan
Jan
Jan
18 V«
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22% Mar
•_
24% Sep
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20va Nov
97 Dec
14 Sep
.
26
23
•
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32% Jan 17
<2 a Feb 6
43 a May 7
>08 j^®
30% Jan 14
Opt
for Previous
Year
Lowest
share
8 per
Nov :
Not
50%
.Jan
37
Dec
Dec
40 Va
35~%
Mar
26
NOV
>96%
35% July
1945
■
-..Highest
i per share
7% Deo
4%"Apr
48% Deo
54% Oct
47
12
Jan
Jan
.
.
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72
Oct
17 Vt
Dec
44
Dec
17%
Jun
5%
Dec
29% Jan
6% Jan
2% Mar
60
36% Jan
20%
Jan
17 V4
5
Jan
35 v*
not
13%
Dec
33 Va
Dec
Dec
68'
7% Jan
f
Deo
27% Noy
51% Jan
33
Dec
54%
Jan
35%
Deo
100-
Oct
Jan
1013a Oct
Jan
May 23
;l03VaJan 24
210% Mar 29
,
11
30
21
,19
Jan
8%
72% May
28
Aug
Jan
> 88 Jan 8
Oct 31
60 Feb 13
Feb .26 . 48% Dec 23
7
23VsjNov 22
43/4 Jan 29
99 Dec 27
120 Aug 7
18% Dec 31 • 45/4jan 14
25% Nov 22 - 41 ,Apr 11
./' 64
Jan 3
94 May 31
17%. Oct 10
35. Jun 10
x20' Nov 26 ' 313a Jan 18
166 Dec 5
?§
No par
.-.50
Inc——— -1
pfd series a
100.
Co
Jan
^aa
Jan
30
14% Oct 28
-
No par
43 No par >. 273/4
Belt,Co———1
17,800
'
-•'27%
•;
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Tobacco^-*——-25
10,800
'
•
:
-
21%
171
Lion
3
' ^8 per share
•
——————25
,•< 843/4 Sep 30
Preferred
100 ' 183
Dec 14
Lily Tulip Cup: Corp———No par \
37v4;Dec 6
Lima Locomotive Wks——-No par > ■ 44
Nov 21
Link
30% May
~
30
62% May 17
65% May 22
b
v
200
243/4
Corp——5
Liquid Carbonic Corp^
No par
3'%% .preferred _—
——100
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—.
—1
106
; Sep
45% May
101
3
49% Jan
•
Stores
Series
5
3
■' 1
Liggett & Myers
•
400
>3,900
;
54
19'/a
Fink Prod
&
3
Jun
19
26 •
19 '
21
3
10
22
20
24
Coal——No par'-0/ 2% Oct; 9
preferred
—.——.'_50
$3 non-cum 1st pfd—!—No par
; 50c non-cum
2nd pfd——No par
Lehman Corp
(The)
1
Lehn
* Jun
3
sm.j,.
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•
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29
•46
$ per share
">
200
300
,
> ;>
43%
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25%
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27
27%
50
16%
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350
18%
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25
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Corp__—No par
21% Nov
Libbey Owens Ford Glass—Nopar
43 Nov
Libby McNeill & Libby
.7 ' > 10' Oct
Ljfe Savers Corp new———-—5
y 28% Oct
1,700
5,100
.
11
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600
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52
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46
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19% Jan
79
■■> i'.'- ;••>'■':'x >
^
Range for Year 1946
Light Co
4
% pid
75 Pesos Mex
(The) —yl-l—No par
Valley
90
27% Jan
S.
i
Lehigh
2,500
y'
23/4
23/4
>•■
2%
-
Bep
Jan
109
100 i Aug
43.'a Oct 10
^
6,000
.10,700
*
7.
7'/s 7
'01
30% Aug 23
1~08% Dec 31
Dec 24
Nov 22
Sep 10 f
4,500
900
;••
10%; y;
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i
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145
Not
137% Dec
Not
116 1 Dec
140
Dec
46% Not
/ 105 1 Dec
118% Aug
31
•
Jan
May 27
55
3 •
,
—
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44%
43%
>.
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La Consolid 6
1,200
■
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49%
2%
11
,
44
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Gas
Laclede
500
5.4 K/ 7:
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; : io%
\
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Jan
101 r
1
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r
.
7.1
600
>;
14
56 >
32% Jan
7 > 5% Sep
>>11% Dec
Lambert Co
> 38 Sep
Lane Bryant
>——t—No par ..,13% Nov
4%%
preferred ——-»——-50• r:> 52 -Dec
Lee Rubber & Tire———-,—5 >>49.....Sep
Lehigh Coal & Navigation co—-10 /
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Lehigh Portland Cement—j,—.-'-25 » • 34 vi Sep
Lehigh Valley rr ——
50 v 6Va Sep
; •'77.
41%
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54
-10%
10%
42%
7%
2%
57%
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14 ••'•'•>;:;
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14
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40 % Jun
21v4Nov..22 /
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Feb'26
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;
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36'"? May 31
41.1 Sep 19 ;.
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PRICES
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LOW AND HIGH SALE
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r
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,
r
-
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.
19 mt
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;
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100 >
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Koppers Co Inc—1—!__>—-—.-10
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100 >96..
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33 ■;
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43
60
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31%
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84%
Dec?:,;
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18% Oct 10 : '67 Jun 10
>45 Sep 19 ? 26% Feb 4
..' 15'
Dec 7 i > 34% Jan
. 19% Sep 19>
30'
Jan 21
">11% Nov 25 • 60% Apr 30
x
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r
17
Dec-
31
17% Oct 30 %
b—1
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Keystone Steel & Wire co—No par
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98
35%
49%
493/4
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32
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14,400
1093/8
109 3/8
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500
4,200
24 ;;•'■
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9
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9
44
Oct
9
63% Dec 24
109 ; May-28 ' 115% Feb 15
140
Mar 20
150
Feb 25
* 31% Nov 22
'
53% Feb 2
* 99
Sep : 4 :t 108> May 22
*
18% Oct 1q
3*' Apr 22
Co_--«u-»-.-i.«i---»--ii--,l
Joy Mfg
7,600 '
7 38.7.> 28%
*20% ,2i>-;
>26
; 26%
51%
"51%
14
de<^13
100
Jones & Laughlin Steel—a—No par
5% pref series A:—i———ilOO
14,200
*
99
y'7 99
1001/8
28 J/4
.
> 48% Dec ••
> 45 % Nov: 22 '
>' Johns>Manville'Corp coty^-No pan
«
■ ZVi%
preferred
00
>>600 .*• Johnson A Johnson .>——12%
;v
J... y >4% '2nd prefered sec A,„_-alOO
Joliet & Chicago RR stamped.^100
>>'34 7 "35
35% '
35%
IOOV2
34%
•
:99
Nov
*11% I>ec
.39% Dec
141
Dec
39Va Dec 18
141
100
146
y
14%'Nov 22
preferred^—_100
'>'-4 lA%
.
13% Wov
34% Dec
> 23 % Dec 31
> 20% Dec
V Jacobs (F L) Co_,—-.———I.
Jersey C6nt Pw & lit 4% &fd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc—-1—^---No par
30
Dec
193
> ;i4% Nov 22
:
600
121'
*130 > 146
"■
Vr
' '7 7 .61 •> >61
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61%
112%
35%
28%
131%
111% 7 f' *111 :'
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500
52%
131%
60
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110%
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28 Va
v
1313/4
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110 Va
4,600
10%
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'100% Dee '
> 39% Nov 22
common—IHt
——AT5
preferred
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Intertype 'Corp..'—__—l_—No.par
Island. Creek ''Coal>—
i
;
200
i
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52%f<
52%
*109
•
613/4
99%
99%
132*4
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34%
>
35%
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>
52%
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9
■fe 95% Oct
Dept Stores_L——No pat
Interstate
f
200
•
-
107
ioy8
10 Va
101%
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llOVz
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112%
;*i3o
143 \>
35
99%
52%
130
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103/4
100%
110%
v
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r
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34%
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v
10%:
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112%
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135
> *121
130
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10%
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1
6% Mar
2
2aVa Oct 30
yytj
10%
11%
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10%
10%
20 % Feb
5% .preferredv
-
International Silver
300
>24%
♦143%
;'•
37% Jan
Jan
104 %
>13% Feb 16
9
Jan >
8%
•
Dec
IOV4 Dec
57 • - Nov
!10St% Oct
12 Va Deo
> 14% Deo
19%
.133
Aug : !•
> 38% Sep 19
Co_—;—__15
Pa^er
Intern'l Tele|r • Si T«eg_lA.;—No.par
22,400
i~No par
300 f v.-. Foreign1 share ctfs;„
J
i
16%
•
£
Jun-
174
11% Mar
5
.
:
Intjr Rys'of
f
2,400
:: >> 22% -22% t
4i7.< '41
41%: -41%
,
147-•
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143% 1433/4
*' 24 Va
24%
-*22%
•
41%
-.-.-16V4-
y
May
May
166
Cent Am_L_;;_No par:
100 >101% Sep 11
>52% Sep. 18
International Salt;
;—No par
100 1
36
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w'——No par
2^00 a. : Intemafciontil Shoe
;
16%
.15%
•
*
113/4 May
59
:il2 -'
90% Dec
.
Corp.
Mining
preferred Vr-——No par
$4
;
120
45 V8
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-
-
16%"
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243/4
..
23%
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23%
-
24
24
24 v2 ''■■■■
: *22 %*
•
41%.
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16%
39
38
*16%
;
22% Feb
6
4% Oct
A.^100.
preferred
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^an
Feb
104%
195 ' Jan 30
> International
700
:.
57%
.
Interlace Iron
International
.
V.>
;.; pn-t/
38% v; 38 3/4
v>'£.44./.';
-
Aug
44% Jun
9
10 Ve Oct
2,600
>r ? 21,800
V
A
700
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vy
45%
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58
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24%
>
45%:
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17%
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23
44% f >
17%
16%
24%
24
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44%
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39
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110
110
58
38%
13
*
17
21
3
6
3
28
23
190
5% Dec 26
A
—No par
;v-;No.par
,__1
> > : 25,800 t. Int Nickel of Canadalxaa—.No par.
-''if- Preferred—-—100
{••>;» 270
103 Va
13
*109
4Va% preferred -—
Rubber
_
tki/P4%
50%
103%
•
151% Jun
34% Deo
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3
19;
35% Nov
105:' Aug
Int'i
;
1,500
36%
•'.•••-'49%'•
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1
135%
.
,
.
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;.;'*54v;:
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112
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58 c :,•:
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38
>
38
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13
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,
400
5,600
.
35 5/8
50%
52
Jun
54
7'/a Sep 19
.,
38
>
/19% Jan
22% Jan 18
10
92
Jan
Business: Machine——-No par
> 66% Nov 26
International Harvester——No par
)
1753/4 Dec 18
360 >;> Preferred *
_a———100'
•f
6% Oct ;10
,>4,500 ; ; Iht Hydro-Elec .Sy^ class 'A_;—>;25' >27 1 Sep 9
Tnternattonal Min li Chentt—-5
i
•
47/a
135%
/
135 Va :-
' Oct
\
Deo
Dec '
Dec
: JunV
28
May 2o
36
33% Sep ;19
it 13% Sep
100
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96
;■
135.%y>:' ,135%
'
;
-
5,000
.
29
*93%
95%
>
id
,
•8%
4% > 5/9'
5
16 y8 Jan
168% Mar 22
v
•
.
1793/4
28%
-29 %'
.36% a ...35% -36%
35%
•
'.':'8%
'
29
95%:'/, ,..*93%
18%
.
/
44
84
■
72% Jan
4
Sep
•116
•
16
28
v
11% Sep 20
36
Jan
373/4 Jan
10
^ep
40% Deo
,
4
19% Jan
99% Apr
10
<
——No par
Corp
Interchemical
>
74 %
l
74
*179%
'■£: 8 V4
8%
:..
29
135
:
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105
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14 ./
112
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55%
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104
112
113 x
55% *
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:
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13%
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-
135%
'103%
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-
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-90 »
-'"5
;
:
' 63% Oct
Jan
29%
47%
•2
10
23
Inc——1
Insuranshares Ctfs
300
4,900
'
ll'/a >.:•,..•
11%
74%
179%
y
6 Va
180 m
73%
-
180
■
'
£ ;
30
29%
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73%
72%
178
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36%
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51%
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179
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5%,.
4%
35%
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8%
xsi
96
35%
214
.
211%: 213
212.x 212
>
Deo
<9%
>
v
15
85 > Jan 14
Sep
14 % Oct
i
' •: •
45 y3 Jan
Oct 10
23
87
Rayon
1
IngersollrRand :
——No par
6 % preferred:—
100
Inland Steel Co—_———No pari
Inspiration Cons Copper——
20
1,900
V
8%
.:• l,,
107%
*5%
:
12 Va
41%
V
215
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-
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:
11%
6
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.
48
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107%
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214
72% 'k 733/8
178%
> *734
50
46.
> •'
3% Jan
10% Jun' 24
; 31 Va Sep 11
i- lg'/s Oct
10
Lt—No par
Mex, SA-J,:.
Indianapolis Power &
2,400
.700
'•15%;
15%
16%
.
v;
40
,
'
...
107%
,
>-;• *5%
131
39%
•
3
49 Va Jun
24
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A
Industrie Electrica De
.
182
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179%
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106
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8
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453/4
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5%
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130%
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16 £
15%
10% v:
;
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44%
44
42%
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38% i.-:,,.
130 Va
39%
>
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40
39%
40%
15%
15%
40 va
VC.:.38
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34
Jan
'
25 Va Oct
RR Co;——,—5
Illinois Terminal
■v
400-..
39%
ctfs 'series
Stk
RR
1,700
{•V,:-:
12%
39
182
Dec
May
45% May 17
Leased, lines
440:
3,700
29
29
v:
29%
8a/4
><12%
129
•;
1
12%
39% :.
39%
129
8%
; 18%
i
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"•>£>•
18 Va
Jun
36%
19
14% Oct
preferred, series. A———>100
i% ——2— 1QO
.'x6%
94
17%
;;i .-•':. 9
,•
100
48
(•■
Deo
8y4
23 V*
Sep
•
D«P
Jan
—Jan
10
•
Idaho Power Cp——
—20
IllinQls Central RR Co—„10O
,
8,100
*12%
i2%>;
*178
182
»9
» :,• 29 :-i
29
28%
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129%
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182
40%
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40
128%
129
129
182
h
40%
40 y4
v
129 >
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9%
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9%
94
18%
200
23 %
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48
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..
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29v2 v
12%
'
.
48
8%
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2'
17
Jan
25
54
Jan
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41
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X
41
,
23% "24%
94
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18
30 f
29%
30
23%:..
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:
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18
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46
-
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39
23%
,
243/4
23%
25%
24%
24%
24%
41.
*38%
•;
41
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41
34%
5
12% Jan 25
,
*
> 23% Dec
July 19
11'/a Dec 27
6.66%
,,Hunt Foods InC—
2,300
^
Sper share
share
12% Jan
9
Apr
47
60 V4 Feb
;
10
Oct
5
& Manhattan
$ per
30
10
Highest
Lowest
>;
•
$ per share
.24% Oct 10
30% Oct 30
,.-5
100
5%
non-cum
preferred.——100
Hud Bay Min & sm Ltd
No par
Hudson Motor Car——No par
> ;;i. 2,900 ;
17,900
17% '
27%
:
'14 % Oct
Howe Sound Co:.
1,800
2,600 '" Hudson
t
Previous
Year 1946
„
Highest
;;
$ per share
Howard Stores Corp___"_^_
393/4
> 16%
.
'
a
Lowest
.7 ''•/.„ Par
Houston Oil of .Texas v. t c„___'_25
600
:
12v8
39%
28%
6%
*34%
1
$. \>
exchange'
,
Range for Year 1946
.://
*
• -
5,500
.7: v",
5% ; 5% ; '
:•
>
17%
34
,
•,
12'/a
28% > 28%
17%
•>>
28%. :>
6%
;»
6%
6%
.-40
18
17'/a
18%
28%
.
>1
>•■>.;.
the Week
'/.-..Shards
,
19%
26%
19
,
.13%
40
7';
40
*25
-
5%: •>
v
•V
$ per share
;
34%
*5%
<12%
13%
41
39%
41 %
17%
28%
.5%
*11%
•:
'
*34
5%'
:
25%'
"•,/'
Jan. 10
>.
;;
,
,
>9%>;;
'..25%
35
*34
,
share
..'19%
25%
25%
,
12%; 12%
12%
12%
*11%
,.">•
$ per
„
18% > i9%;
;
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5vi
Jan. 9
8 per share
r
.
new york stock
Sales for
Friday
'•'■>
Jan. 8
'Jan.7
$ per
share
$ per
share
19%
*26
Thursday
.
Range for
stocks
,
low and high sale prices
Wednesday
Tuesday
198'
50
Mar
_
47% Jan
41% Jan
19%
29 V*
84 3a
v 60
Dec
'■ Dec
Dec
Dec
"
Jan
36%
Dec
Jan
40
NOT
—
42 %
~—
Deo
25% Aug,
37%
Dec
Jan
66%
Oct
15% Jan
32%
Dec
,—
,—
19% Jan
50
18% Jan
*32% Not
Jan
190
23% Jan
31
Dec
Not
Mar
68
Dec
166
52
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[Volume 165
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Number 4559
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:THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
-
■
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
*.
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 4
Tuesday
STOCKS
Wednesday
Jan. 7
Jan. 8
Jan. 6
$ per share
HIGH .SALE PRICES
Thursday
Friday
Jan. !)
.
per share
$ per share
$ per share
per share,;
:
Sales for
„
Jan. 10
k
i
NEW
the Week
>,'
$ per share
1
.
X OKA
Shares
40
145
46,
,46%
■>40%
".
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*38
(40
*140
145
■
•.
46%
;
108 j,
14%
145
47%'
»'■■ 46%
:40'/a
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I
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108
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(.>>•> —
145
46
39%'.
„
39%,
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\
Mack Trucks Inc—;
2,300." /Macy (R H) Co ,Inc
>
J!
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19%
,
14%
/
>
.14%
14Va
14'A*
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33
163%
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35
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,
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53
55
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46
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,
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54
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$ per
Monday
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MJn
& -Mfg^I
i—>
20V4 Oct
18"
Oct
32%
——
Deo
*-,
■
43
NOV
36
Deo
70%
Deo
62
Jan
24
-
Minn Moline Power Impl
preferred——.
L
100.
yj. $6,501
Mission
>
,
105'/8 Jun
*
$3.25'preferred
5
common
3,600;
-
MoqrerMcCormack
,100
,
/
$2.50s
.A
200
Morrell
cum
Lines
Inc-j—10
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62'% Jan
173
30
10
119% July
60
> 19s/8
'
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Friday
Sales for.
;
Jan. 10
5
"!
Deo
61%
OOt
Jan
6Ya
Dec
124
Deo
37
Deo
16% Jun
Jan
49%
16% Jan
23
36
Jan
25%
Jan
^
-,
-
Deo
-
: 36
Deo
47% Jan
70
Deo
21
24%
17
'
;• ••"
•
1043/4 May 29
653% Dec
Nov 21
>
•
10
<
30% Apr >3
Deo
Deo
62
Jan
29
63% Deo
61
Deo
56
Jan
15
41
64
Deo
15% Oct 10
34«A Jan
Oct, 30
.'22»/4 Jun
'*102
- Oct
31
13% Sep-10'' 32%Ocfc 30
>108% Jun.27
9% Oct 10
49
.
\
22
Deo
Jan
>18% Deo
97% Mar
109% Nov
'
<<
109% Jun
2
20
Jan
>70
r
47%
8
553/2 Feb
Deo' 2
■>
Oct
Jan
9%
6
May
114% Jan
;33% Nov 21
v,
Deo
32%
31%
273/2 Aug 24
.
50
.33%
23% Mar
13'"
1093/2 Feb
Mar
21% Jan
•
May 31. >
66% May 29
Sep 18
.14% Sep: "O;
■.
16 '
36
34
115
Jan
13
21%
Deo
Nov
62
Deo
63
Jun 11
Jan
48 %
15
Jan
66% Nov
"*
j
•
■
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NEW YORK STOCK
.
Jun
62%
•
19
135% Jun
13% Deo
7% Mar
.
109% Jan
22% Jan
•
Sepi 19
Range for Year 1946
EXCHANGE
Shares *
26%
Range for Previous
<"
'•
the Week
$ per share
-
?7
May 28
70
' Apr ; 8
23% July 15
45 •' Apr 22
'
Jan. 0
$ per shdre
Mar
1
.
Mar 25
>64
63% Deo
13
Aug
42% Mar
«
May 31
173/4 Jan 24
52
160
137
5
44
•
Jan
Deo
36
Dec
-
129
14% Nov
Jan
V
9
2
7%
25% AUK
36
Jan
>
263/8 Mar 18
68 y4 Apr
Deo
Jun
•
July; 1
9
66
111
37
,/
9
>14% Dec
22
Jan
106% May
18 3A Feb 16
45% May 15
•
•: 48%fiay
Nov 22
'
•
33% Mar y
•
;
20-
57% Dec.: 3
65%: Dec 10:
;..-19
& Bro——No par
^
•
.
2-
May 15
50 %
.
100
•
29% N6V
67% NOV
40
Nopar
.
Dee
14% Mar
113% Apr 18
8% Oct. 10
20
pfd—50 '
(John), & Co_
..
c
13%
..
Deo
Deo
26
64% Jan
110% July 19
61'% Jun
3
111% Sep 10;
;
27
30%
12% Mar
1(
52% Apr
•
43% Sep. 10
-
series'A—No pair
109 Ye Nov
325% July
——
Monsanto Chemical Co
•
263/4Nov >6
35'/3 Jun 10
-
3<J
Nov 21-
40% Apr 30
:
10
41% Deo
r
1.673/4 Aug 13
••^18'% Dec
>-11
Apr
104,
Sep
13% Jan
17% Jan
4"
Jun
30% Apr 22
107% Aug 26
8
Oct
>61
No pat-
.
"
Thursday
share
Jan
10
Jan
35% Apr
....
Jan. 8
$ per
Dec
65
Jan
10
.
Wednesday
,
$ per share'
h
:Minn
,
v
r
HIGH SALE PRICES
Jan. 7
I per share
19%
19%
10
1,600,',' Motor Products Corp
Nopar
1,100; Motor Wheel Corp>—;
>——^—5
1,200 v> Mueller: Brass Co__^———
I
:
; 1,400 ; Mullittsj Mfg Co Class," B-C——----1
?t
5Q' 1
$7 preferred
^———'u—-Nopar
•
700
Munsingwear Inc_
——5
5,200 ,-, Murphy Co (0;C) corn-"—-j—u
:
140
; y 4%%! preferredJ
_100
12,100 > Murray Corp of America-'
—10
'1,300
4% " preferred-*.—
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;.
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.
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-
Tuesday
Jan. C
share
16%
114
Sep
65% Deo
30% Jan
69
Min .Trans
Montgomery Ward & CO—No par
'—i Installment rets 75% paid^-—->i
'
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LOW AND
1-
1
(The)I
L-I—i—t
1st' preferredi-__a-^50
^ 12,000 /
,
>38^,: 38% >v.-'*38%'. 39
*54
Dec
109% Nov
.
Jan
56'/2 Jun / 3
108% Mar 21
22-
3,400
400/
4125
>: ,10o% 107
13%'; -13%
'
3a
39
;
a
;
'
May
63%
Jan
22
36
,
1,500
,44%.' 44%
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110 '
Deo
195
9
May 29
Oct
t
20,a19%... 19%(22% ; 22% ,
-
13%
40
110
39
Dec
Copper
^-^-5
lOVi Oct;
jMia-Continent Petroleumi-—^—10t'31% Feb
Midland Steel products-^—-No par \ 32
Nov
: 20; f "i, 8%; cum 1stpreferifedi_ii—>il00
140
Octr
1,400..'
Minneap & St Louis Ry nCw.No par
10% Nov
1,100^
Minn St P & SS M A vtc„.-No par f
9% Oct
1,300.
Minn-Honeywell Regulator
__3
>
45
Oct
2901 i i
3,20% conv opfd series A—-_I0O...»,105 % Dec;
v^
34
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»
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106
f
22% ', 22^8
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107
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Nov
33%
Aug
27 y4
May 27
Nov 26
22
2,500/> Miami
.
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20%,
22'
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225/a
47
45%
■
20%
.
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20%
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102
—> 20
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3,000
- .700
:
13%t
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125
.
61%
jfl/
rtYt/2-
40%
48'/2 Apr
—
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59
125%
ft?2%
2i%
53
47
21%
63% Deo
48
8% Jan
110
6
Apr
46 y4
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:
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21%
Zir
54
43
25
Co^.__-.Nopar .k.'i-8'6% Sep 4
Merck & Co Inc.——i.--—
-1
54
Sep 12
$3.50 cum preferred--^—-No par
^7
Dec 20
Mesta Machine Co
_5
39% Oct
9
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd.100
104
Nov 26
Merch.&
90
'
106iy-i
Co^__1
Mercantile Stores Co Ltdi—-No par".
800:..
-
1,000
.
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Mfg
Shoe .Corp_i—
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10% >10%l >- ;
64
05 1' t.
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59 , , 59 % v •
; 1,300
10 " (v'>* ,5,900r-
-
preferred:
Melville
-40;
1,500
[
$4
v
McQuay>Norris
2,000:' > Mengei
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■
125/4
61%
104% Sep
-
Apr -23
122
.
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149*'
69-«
.
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21%
31
10
30.
3,100: >Mead>^Corp-l-Cl^^i.^JVopar t>18%Sep 16
'
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103 ' Sep 18
800:
y 4%;
2nd preferred^.—50 >
43% Oct 30
.
62%
Oct
102 % Dec
,
-
60% I '61
,
,
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12%
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25
y
No par ; 100'
Sep 19
Corp
10
28
Sep 10
I.r
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Ktl--;; 2,700/• ;'Mo-Kan-Texas RR>l
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>>5% Oct 9
'«r-'22 /4
21%. 22 % y ;
: 9,500.
preferred series Aru.100,' ; , 19
Oct, 10
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t'n>;^A00 (" Mohawk^ carpet: Mills^-^>L—->42De&.::2
l? /a v l2%^l>v>: 12%
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4,300 i
Mojpd Hosiery .CO InC->-i——^-1.25
"11% Dec 5
Hi ' y : >29 ;. 30%; ;
• 200
MOnarcli Mach Tool
—>-L_No par
28% Dec .31
22%
> *49
'.
1
Co—-i—1.
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;
15
:
105 > >
1Q5 'Xtlc> 105%
33%
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34
34
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Mar
34% July
5
•
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71
Sep 20
McGraw-Hill
Pub
Co_
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23% Sep.20
Mcliityffe Porcupine Mihes———ji-5 «' 44
Sepf 19"
12,700;
•
-
105%; 105%
w?;,
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111
-
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:
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.
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.
40
May 31
118
>
Oct
46% t>eo
24% Jun
Nov 12
V 55
Jun: 18.
111
Jan
27% Jan
223/4 Aug
176% Jan
May 10
May 13
Jun
Dec
Jan
Deo
9% Mar
18
17
11%
18%
42%
Sep
21%
5
97
Sep. 19.
109
2
Apr
.
'1123/2
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,,:,:42
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15% Apr
is y4 Jan
May 28
38% May 29
204Vz Nov 20
70
45y» Sep 19
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4
23
75
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par
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7% Deo
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48 3/2
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v
127
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104
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44 »/8
9
7
par > lit
Oct
15% Nov
32% Deo
.
>>■14%
..
Vl7>v. 5,500.
^f'62 %' -*>.
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100%
44;
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Jan
45% Feb
30% Jun
.
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...
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112%
1,500,..
.
521
v,
Sep
t;
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64
10%
23
•
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1,500
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Jan
11% Feb
>24% Sep 20
4801"'.$3.40 oum pfd---—par
Maytag Co
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74
44
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v
110
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49
:
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14
24
Jan .28
20% Jan
9
27% Oct
-
Dec
625
7% May
57% Apr 24
112% Mar 25
7%
104%
100
37% -'37% *
1,800
28% *;?91.100
v>
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:
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14
3
10
Sep 11
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4
31
;
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Mathieson Alkali Wks__ 1
26'AJan
30% Nov 22
,xl09
25%
Mar
Jun
Nov
:
—4—
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11% Oct
17
Dec
62
110%
Jan
425
Aug 15
> ,8
preferred,-^,.—2—_.100 / 195 1 Jan
8
I May Dept Stores,
i-.5 >. 45% Nov 26.
$3.75 preferred
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103
Dec 11
.
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>29%
.j
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May
Dec
46'/2 May 31
19
{
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1
72
8
.
Nov 21
4,900
';
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95% <"
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Deo
165
16% Apr
.
12% Oct 30
26
,
39
Jan
106%
30% May 28
17% Sep 27
526
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10
8% Oct 10:
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2,000!
Martin (Glenn L) Co—
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1,400Masonite : Corp^_
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5
.
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44.^1
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6,800
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160
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f
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1
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10
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■■/
■=
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Highest
$ per share
Sper share
42% May 31
160
Jun 13
76% Jan 30
30
106% Oct
Nopar ■>•
,
-
year 1946
Lowest
$ per share
Sep 11
Dec 24
38% Oct
-jc-100
19%
.
33-.
140
.
NO pat
No par.
14%
i'19%
.
.10
.*>.100
3,900
I
-4 per share
,
>>
MacAndrews i Forbes
;
6% preferred
38%. i;.;
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46%.-; 46"%..46..
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40 3/4
145 x !;
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par
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50
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Friday
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I per share
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18 3/4 Oct 10
2274
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16% Dec 31
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8
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Wednesday
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$ per share
$ per share
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21%
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Tuesday
Jan. 7 X
Monday
1947
Monday, January 13,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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25
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8%
3
85% Jan.
'■
m.
8 :
56% Jan;
■
May 23
15
Deo
<
11% Doo
:
,
Xxf >x
V*
353/4
*108 7a
24
••36
35%
21%
2274
102
;
*25
•">
161
; 23%
*23-
*21%
23%
,23%
77
102
100
.
•
767a
-77
•,.76%
!?-. 105
*90
.
.24 •■>
/
24
24;/.
„
!
77/,
fy-i.
100
76%
410
11%.
2,000
112
19
Jan
.
29% July
1
2274 Jun 14
■
Oil Co—.—
*23
11%
i
50
100
v.
77
Co_
35 '
49% Dec
2
•86% Oct 22 «
2.50
No par
12.50
-—
Glass
<180% May.
> Sep 24
;
Jan
t
;•:
Jan
t
;
34% Not
36% Dee
,=•
168
18
<•
NOT
DM
DM
79%
>
Jan
,
|
Dee
.
32%
X
22% Jan
>74:,. Jan,
6
Apr
Dec
xll8%
>.
Jan.
155'.
7 ;
17
111% May 29
100
69% Nov 26 ;•
X
Jun
i
.X119 , Not
18% Deo
X
'
>23%
2 :
39% Feb
Oct 10;
26
158
—.100
i
Owens-Illinois
2,900
s
No par
—
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet:Co
>40,
.
77%.
v;
com
preferred
6%
:
200
*93
;
-
Elevator
Otis
3,600
163%:
:31
:
Jan
13%
If
;
Jan
107
i
:■
DCC
^'34%
106% Jan
51% May 22
Dec 31
25
———10
Oppenheim Collins
900
23%
;>
29%
.-.*162
v
30:
115% i
i
Jan
> 24%
Oct
112
:.x28%'. Deo
16% Aug
,
.
*115
24%
161
.
d!
87% NOT
.
,
>■ 11%
> *23%X24%
; .,*92J.» 100 77/
77%
X
-77%
17,600
103%.
30%
161..
i24 %
*23
v*92 X
<
,
;103
30%
30%
161%
300.
22% .23%.
"103%
;,115%
.
> *23%
24%
,
29%
*160
1617a
*115
>
21%.
21%,
80% Sep 80
1087s Jun 261
»-19% Feb 26
No par
X 21
Sep 251
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4% pfd—20
X 36
Jun ' 3
187s Nov 22
Oliver Corp
No par
">>99% Oct 14 xll9% Jan H:
:
4%% convertible preferred—1Q0
t
177« Jan 18
>' ,1074 Nov 23
Omnibus Corp (The)
—.6
X113
Sep 11! ,120 * Feb 11
v".8% conv preferred A
-.100
Ohio
9,200:
23*/j
.
i-
100
preferred
4.40%
100
i
111 -
23.
;
,11%;; 11%;
1157*
24 y2
:
31%
307a
*160
;
-11%
11%
*115
245/a
23%
f: J
25
H
11%,
>115% 115%
.103,
102%
102%
102
;
113/a
'
:
23%
23%
>
Ohio Edison Co.
1,100
38%
.
*109%
21%
J 23%
161
'
*90
93
77
'
21'/a
22'/a
30%
30"
1637a"
93
V
*213/8
233/4
115%
25
26%
30 " ; 30%
*22%
21%
22%
11% '11%
*115
115%
*161
217a
v
103 V
102,
"
117a
11%
'/ 237a
21%
*213/8
22%
102
23%
24%
23
21%
2274
*115
23Va
110%'
'24%
24 :.
24%
>
*109 7a
38
*109% 111'.
*109 7a
110'v 110"
110
*37%
37%
;37
1107a
v>i.;
-■hi'-
10% Oct
■
*11%
51
•f'i' 24-V;
',..*61
v
22
'•
63/8
12-%
447a
44
6 78
-
22
*107
.„
110
:>•■
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A;
V
v: 32 '"V V V>
123/4,
.111%
;
>
83
-
>
107
5%
•X
*
317s
X
V-
/
1
31
127a A
V-
82%'.
;
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47
;•:>
45%
1574
14 7s
s;
9 7s
313/4 /
>; *30
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21%
22-,;.' ::
*115 7a
25%
*49%
51%
*54
56
*17
vr/v 257a
513/4
>
•i'/..>*17
/ 26 •>:
2674
23
23
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',
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*
•
•
110
r;
947a
v.
193/4
25%
*104
86
34
109
-
22
•
*22 7a
237a
*104
.•;>
35
,,
110
9%
$ per share
;
>
143/4
"V/ 147a
15
15
617a
60%
607a
60%
407a
v
107 7a
88
■
26%
26%
*147/a
*26 7a
1173/4
15
<:
$ per
60
*106
vxl4 7a
143/a
233/4
24%
,*93 7a
14%
? "1474
*237»
947a
233/4
*93
95
38 74
1087a
•jq
38%
*105 7a
*95 7a
98
"*25
*81
-*95 7a
■
>25 7a
84
58
*15%
1774
*3574
57%
„•
108 7a
163/4
107
13%
14
24
24%
*93 7a
40
1087a
98
25%
*81
84
573/4
16
36
*118
__
5874
16
36
'104
104
*118
947a
417a
>10574
98
163/4
27
417a
>40%
577a
573/4
1047a
'
13 7a
107
v
40
98
*257,
*81
567a
167a
*35 74
104%
■X
24 X
247a
41
•"
X
407a
*106
100
*24%
•i
84
*81
16%
36
1047a
25%
84
567a
-
417a
1087a
*96
98
257a
*17:..,
577a
1774
*3574
36
104%
105
273/4;.
2,000
v
>
1074
*97
99
*183/4
19
10%
-1074
98
103/4
*97
11
10%
>1,600
13,900
•X
4174
910
577a "•
»'
f
:
:
•'
11
107a
107a
$1
Phila
>
XX- Hi 4,900
13 ya
237a
24
947a
>•-':>
427a
■» 26,000
41%
*10S
•
v
->,f:
25%
*81
7 84 ;:X
557a ; 557a
*96
99
1774:
*35 74
104 7a
10%
&
series
A
Corp
pfd
Morris & Co. Ltd
preferred
3.60%
series preferred
4%
Phillips
Phoenix
Hosiery
"•;>'■
36
x
200
400
250
Phillips
v
57c
Pillsbury
$4
"
2,500
Mills
25
No par
Inc
preferred
Pitts
Coke
RR
—100
& Chemical Co—No par
conv
preferred
Pitts C
10%
Jones
cum
C
& St Louis
*igg
98
973/4
973/4
40
$5
19
20
19%
197a
197a'
20
20
207a
193/a
193/4
2,200
Pitts
227a
22%
22%
227a
22%
22%
22%
223/4
2274
22%
1,100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry
97
*22
>199
207
>200
413/4
V/t
8
4174
For
footnotes
>
8
see
8
page
207
227.
41
42%
8
41%
*97
*1 Qh
»igg
*200
207
>200
42
98
8 7a
*198
4174
8
*198
87a
202
4174
413/4
X'
8
98
*199
*199
205
*97
'
413%
8
201
201
407a
77a
V
10
77c
Consolidation
Glass Co
:
Pitts
3,300
Pitts Screw &
Bolt
No par
Coal Co
preferred
Plate
5,000
4P/4
7%
No par
,_100
No par
5
Corp
preferred
Petroleum
v:.;.,400
•
100
1
3
100
5
100
100
Iron
Philip
210
; ■ ;
,
1774
1047a
Coal
Read
4,900
*24 7a
"
,
—No par
preferred
33/4%
200
v
.
&
Philco
20
'
1087a
,
1
1
100
100
10
~.N'o par
Jan
Feb
Dm
5% DM
;
•30% Not
Deo
30
21% JaQ
>17% Deo
6% Mar *
Oct
> 84% Mar
xl8
1057a Sep
11% Aug
* Dec
28
19 ;
Jan
tit
not
r
•24%
20% Dec
3374 Aug
14%
46
Dee
86%
Not
Jan
69
43%
Not
:
July
19Y4 Jan
X 21
,
' 2
5
19
9
16
24
23
19
30 "
3>
13
20
7
26
10
27 t
27
26
t per
43%
80
x48
May
63
Jan;
116%
26
Apr
41%
6
9
May 23
22
117% Jan 18
303/4 May
1
34 7 July 10
122
May 16
19 Ye Feb
5
17
47
Jan
102
Sep
Jan
Jun
10
Mar
Jan
13
Dm
8
Previous
Year 1945
Highest
$ per
v# per share
19% Aug
25
57
36%
115
Jan
21%
Jan
25
Aug
x
Not
122
x
Not
44%
Dec
74
Sep
113
Apr
567s July
107%
Sep
"
14%
Jan
•
8
11
44%
Jan
11
11
Jan
36
Dec
31
Feb
7
25
Jan
105
Sep
3
8
106
Feb 16
2674 May 8
May
157/e Feb
136
30
202
210
8
May 15
Mar 29
Feb
48% Jan
14.
Jan
15
30
•
<
Deo
35
Deo
37%
Not
108%
126
118% Aug
8% Mar
Deo
59%'
Jan
41
34%
15
7374 Jan
Apr
19%
12% Aug
Jan
Oct
Not
29%
•
31% Mar
Nov
Dec
29%
Jan
117
Dec
71%
Jan
'
108%
Deo
40 Vi
X
Jan
,
share
15% Not
Jan
9%
106% Aug 27
110
Dec
108
13
28
71
Jun
105% Not
Lowest
76% Jan
112
Jun
119% Not
,
share
> 1674 Feb
.38% Not
Jan
92%
X
,
Not
Not
Jan
Jan
30%
25
Dee
46%
49
37% Mar
Range for
1946
Highest
Year
Lowest
297s Sep 20
102% Sep 25
123
Oct 4
77a Sep 24
893A Dec , 6
1774 Nov 22
xl8% Dec 3
197
July 11
200
Nov 30
30
Sep 10
774 Dec 3
r
11
17
132
Jun 19
109V« Jun 17
43% Mar 18
109
Mar 12
X 14 Yb Apr 13
7
Apr
3574 Jan
29 3A Sep
5174 Dec
107
Dec
247a 8ep
27V« Dec
116
Dec
X 11% Oct
207a Dec
89
Dec
33 V4 Sep
10472 Dec
963/4 Dec
20% Oct
84
Dec
49
Feb
'
167a Dec
>>
r
36% Jan
3
$ per share
May
72
;■ 49% "Dec
17% Jun
33% Dec
30% Dec
113
Apr
21% Jan
40% Jan
Oct 11
>X13;>
DM
July
110
Dec
51% Jan
10
18
,
-
Oct
itVs
x80%
*7sy4 dm
2 y4
29 V»
37% Aug
115% July 15
27% Jan 24
47Ya Feb 16
517a Dec 31
68
May 22
115
Apr 22
Oct 10
Oct
9
2874 Sep
X
Dec
-
111
:
V
DM
>
x39% Not
r.
32%
30% Jan
ur<*1* **' ''l>'- •' v
Range for
No par
com
preference com
4.4%
70
4,200
•
137s
X
preferred
Phila Electric" Co
$6
Oct
16
•
106% Oct
> 16% Feb
V* Nov 26
14
29 •'
:•
XX-20
13% J»A
29% Apr
10674 Sep
4% Mar
56
J»a
57% Jun
45% Jan
21% Sep 19
X
^
25
preferred
50
No par
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
1,500
>>•>
86
24% Jan
81'
37% Nov 25
43
Jan
2
:'• 75
No par
1
;
& Co Inc
(Chas)
Pfizer
-4,300
; >
28 :>v
117
v
100
Par
110
107
27
,
,
16% Mar
•
■>>
DM
>
"
1774 Sep 20
8% Deo
-^r
;, EXCHANGE
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
'•■r ■ .y.-v' '
8% -Jan
.
•,••'••
>110
Jan 12
207b Sep 24
25
Sep 24
NEW YORK STOCK
Shares
'
*10%
Petroleum
the Week
*116
*116
„
'/>
;
100
preferred
Corp of America
35% Aug
227« Jun
28% Feb 25
No par
Co
2nd
474%
Sales for
947a
X
*94 / >95 7a
106
v.
27
117
117: >.
14 >
133/4
>
95
58
X
*116
24
10574
28
27%
> 107
>
27
267a
13 5/a
233/4
*94
*115
X
v
2772
11774
-
1,700
:
;
X 587a
417a
*103
277s
*116
277a
25 7a
57%
267s
117
98
36
36%
27 7a
117
267a
84
*81
104
104
*118
40%
*105 74
26
*57 7a
277a
2774
9%:
14% >
1474
58
.,
X
Apr
7% Jan
48% May
,
2
674 Oct 30
100
preferred
Milk
'•
ii
100
5 %
Pet
-jp-/
share ;
'Xi'57%
57
11774
?';-
Jan. 10
:
15 >
147«
*59
413/4
*117
108
t per share
59
567a
*2678
2774
*117
200
XVFriday
Jan. 9
•X
100
prior preferred
v
12% Dec
■
5%
'82
64% Sep 12
40Va Nov 22
-33 %c
Co
Marquette Ry Co—*,,.
Pere
700
34
.•
'
407a
107
HX
Pepsi-Cola
39% July
10
Nov 21
3% Sep 19
-
_No par
Corp„
'
3
26
Oct
9
12
Oct 10
11% Dec 31
•
May
110
35% Jan
7
—
:!;• vvix. STOCKS
X:
573/4 •
267a
-
300
*105
Thursday
41%
106 7,
X
'*
87
XX, 9
2774 Oct
:
100
preferred
.No par
Penn Power & Light Co
50
Pennsylvania RR
10
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co—,
5
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_^
100
Peoples G L & Coke (Chic),,
100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
PRICES
577a
27
600
108
87 >'
93/4
40 3/4
1077a
223/4
18,300
*32
;;
587a
107
:v
27
227z
33%
/ 108
42
AX 26%
1077a
'
'
:•
95
-
58
58
100
>
108
41'
>
41
;
58
400
X
X
26 7a
110
>■: "59
'
4974
*173/a
t per share
15
X
26,100 x
>■
Jan. 8
;>
;
>
8,800
-
X > 800
95%
18%Vx T >v 200
.
Sand
Glass
Penn
-
Co
>90% Apr
52
'
10
Coal & Coke Corp
Penn-Dixie Cement
100
;:>
54
:>
19
Wednesday
;
Penn
Sep 10
105% Oct 24
1
—
Apr
14% Jan
56
_No par
Corp.
111
474 Dec 13
Jtopar
Penney
Dec
100
Utah
Penick & Ford
8
8
373/4 Jan
5%
49 74
9574
*9 7a
HIGH SALE
$ per share
31% '
X. 54
56
223/4
♦105
Jan. 7
■
'
1,900
9% XXX:
.■»'X-;> 1,800
'
Tilford Inc__
(J C) Co
3,600 x;, Fenn-Central Airlines
7,200
•
16 7i JM»
9
22
30
10
25
1
11
30
29
21
13
17
29
56% Apr
*
Jun
175
Aug
>x io 32% DM
~0
10
2074 Apr
•
Oct 10
13
..
x.
21
*30
26%,
*103
v
<['>■+
1472 5
9
X 21.X
50
*32 7a
62
143/4
*60
'•>
4.300 <
46%
467i
133A
,
217a
2274
X
9%;
AND
1
-500
500
•
Jan
;
>
160% M
5
27
46
lS%';
22
100
—1
1
conv
&
34% Apr
X12% Feb
Consolidated Mines—1
Parke Davis & Co
Jio par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
> Parmelee, Transportation—No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
5
1,900 *
12% V
X 84 >•
>83%
'
:
>
•
25%
*84'
Jan. 6
$ per share
>
Tuesday
vL>;
463/4 " i
14% 93/», ,;•
4%
21
Oct 10
-11% Dec
2
X 18% Nov
—No par
Inc—
Oct 30
W5%
-1
Prod & Ref
Cos
Paraffine
Park
2,800
21%
33%
9%
127a
26%
109
*105
f.,
13%
2574
*1574
•
Dec
5
-
—.—-.100
preferred
4%
Park
2,100
•
,i
'31
137,
2174
85
33%
109
V
17
23%
XAVX.40%
*307a
;
53,400
3% X
-42 y J-
.
25%
*54 ; :
■X 95
Dec 30
16
2
164
Vv
'
;
Not
DM
Hot
xi0% Got
>.42
•
Jan
48:
14
24
13
2% Dec 31
181% July 17
11% Feb 26
160% Jun
•
preferred
/Paramount Pictures Inc
X 1,200
■
21%
*49
27%:
85
•
Vv-
LOW
Jan. 4
•
300
*116
>
Monday
Saturday
•
X.
25%
:
947a
»■
26%
x 53
37/a
-
116
5.,;
56
17
•
::
">
-■v
> 84
>
Apr
;
> 89%
24% Jan
17
67% Jun
-48
122% Oct 30
No par
Pan American Airways Corp__^2%
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp
~5
Panhandle East Pipe Line—No par
Panhandle
9,600-
-.
217a
51%
•':.
i
313/4
*30
*
26
94 7a
.
1974
277a
9%
'
5178
94%
217s
:
30
*54
56
,
118 iv
21%
,
513/4 V
86
9%
9%
30
110
*105
;
257a
86
*33%
V
:
26
*105
•
34
:*105
:>■
*54
957a
*94
,
97a
22%
313/4
1474
97*
217a
•••
31
;x
123/4
12%
'•/
22
-
60
28 7a >
28
,
13% /
137s
46 %
15%
,
.
4,100;
:
(
O
*71.. „* 73%
*107 X 110
:
PP! 51%
v
367s Oct 10
28% Oct 28
-
Packard Motor Car
'IOO
>
107
SVe
-
XX-
29% '
827a
,
•:r 9;- V':
8s/s
42%
VX-
X X *106
X.;
,'4
<
,
19,300
•
15% >
4374 -
y'
:■
57,000
;>vX;a2%.fl2%>;;
Ui *14%
>7 4%
41%
42%
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100
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103
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32%
33%
25%
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25%
26 >
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25'A
26
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25%
25% :y25 Va
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25% - ,7;';: :" 7 24%
7 93%
25%
'
93%
94
21,500
94% '
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Westinghouse Electric
94'/8
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95
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52
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51
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instrument——12.50
33%...34%;
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100
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f r
100%
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Westvaco Chlortiie Prod*99% 100%
*99% lQCt.
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100
100 7
350 :
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100
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65
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65
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69
65
65
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20
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39%. - 39%
99
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1,800 -if Wheeling Steel
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98%
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>
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34
34
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34
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pref_^___-—
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33 Va
'
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32%
25%
25%
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27%
White Dental
26%
27
20;
26%
26
Mfg (The S S)
26%
25%
26%
/; *15 ;//'■
15%
2,400 j:
;/: 15»/a := 15 % 7s' ,715
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15%
14%
14%
14%
15
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14%
14%
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34 -//
34. jfi<
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34
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conv prefer
34% : "*31%'34%
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33
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6%
6%
:
6V2
6% ;i.
prior preferred
."'76%
6%
/.
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: 6%:.,
6%,
/
6»'i y.
v 6%
10
--6%
t$ 1,300 ••/ J
10%
10
10% 7
10
'
10%
10
Wilcox Oil' Co/..
10V4
IOV'8
10%
"9%
10%
14%
14%
15,500
,14%
14%
14%
14.y«
•
14 Va
Willys-Overland Motors14%
5
' .14
X. *97% 101c
14%, ; ■ •• -13%- 14Va
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13,000 - A' Wilson & Co
99% ;
*97
98
<
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98,' 98
*97% 99.
97%
*17 T-r 17%
97%
200
*17
t
17% I
-17%
$4.25 preferred
18%
"18%
18%
<18%/;i8%
: 18%
*145 ;
18%
*145
165, t k
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I65
1,100
*145 7 165; v.
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Co....
165/
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I65 7
;
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\
44
45
7/46 'v 46%
■;>
/
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;• 46%
46
40yi
a 46%
46% Q ; 46%
48
47
48%
7,1,900
V.; 47%
48%
i Woodward Iron Co
47%
48%
47%
50
j
49'/a
50%
*
49%
/ *62
50%
k
64%
64
17,800
63%
/:/■';
62%;
Woolworth -(F W) Co
63%62
63% *
(62>/^ 64%
// 60%
63
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94
^
2,300
93%
93% /7V *91%;
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94%^/-/,*90:/7 94
7*9.2
: 947
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100
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r 7 Prior
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97%
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pfd 4%% series_„__
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6, 1 79
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79
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67%
67% ■■'•if;.//67 7?
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67/
66 .'
66
67
67
"66
67 7
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1,800 7 Wrigley (Wmh Jr
141/4
7
14% 14% 77;/ 13% 14
13%
(Del)
13%;
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1,400
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*119
42
23% Aug 29
■
9% Sep 13"
Snowdrift.
.IOO
7//-- $4 conv prefep^ed
3,200 7 .West Indies
jjiugar Corp.
20
Jan
29% Oct 24
NOV-15
20% Oct
Jan
18% July 19
107% Feb 20
!
Sep .10
31
Sep
13%
30%
7 20 Va Jun
18% Jan 24 7.
20
64
14
Mar 26
V
Sep 24
16% Oct 30
25% Dec
21
111
12
100
22 *
Feb
Apr 29
54
■-
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Wayne Knitting Mills
'/Wayne Pump Co
4,200
88.
Apr
23% Nov 25
/
,
•
86
23% Jun
"
3-
V 9% Oct 30
Waukesha. Motor Co
5.5QO
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105
PefAeum Corp
Washingto^^as, Lt Co
1,100
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,
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Bros Pictures
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500 f
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1,000
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56
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4ftf
preferred
7
54,500
v
.
•
-
preferred c.„_
100
9,300 / ./ Walker (Hiram ) G &
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;
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7
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Shares;
WeeA: Ended Jan. 10,1947
Monday.
*n«
Tu«feday
Wednesday.
■•>
Thursday.
.4,814,170
TotaL
'
*:«. ■> ?•
714,940
:*
W? 1,056,790
Friday.
■
785;650>
^
I:
Bonds
Bonds
,
'
>'>'
of
Shares)
«
186,000,
314,000
•
,
.-iiUi-,
4,757,000
i.
U'uesday<*»
Total
$101,000-',.! $10,000;$111,000
308,000 "•
; 32,000 ' ' 1* ;- $6,000 . i'-x 346,000
211,000 r,
12,000 •r
(
v.". 223,000
:225r000. r ^ : ',9,000
t«v. 4,000
238,000
333,000 !
•
15,000 ;
1 > 3,000 w. " 351,000
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.
,
283,455
———
362,005
———.
;;
1,000
334,000
$14,000
$1,603,000
28,000
305,000
1,560,500J' $1,483,000 "
Total.
$37,000 $33,947,100
287,665
226,340
Thursday—
Friday——
4,216,000
-
.302,650
Wednesday
Value) )
Foreign
.
•*. Foreign
Government
Corporate.
,
'•98,385
.
—
Monday™.———,
6,304,500 '
4,254,000 .>
,
$1,109,000
Saturday—..
5,132,700
,
.
»'»»'■
i"f. '•
Bonds (Par
(Number
'£\>/>
;-.v- ::
1
• WeeJfc Ended Jan. 10,1947
$9,282,900
$37,000
;
> 210,000. \'>t
^ v 143,000
:
> , 200,000 .
4.044,000
4,614,000
4,016,000
<
v->,;
..f';. ».v
Stocks
,,
$32,801,100
,
Government
'> * $56,000 j
296,320 > $9,226,900
977,340
4,909,700
983,130 "
• 37990,500
Saturday--.
ft ■•'
Total
Bond
Sales
Uhited States
Foreign
-
"-1
TAarHf
OHM
YearlyM®^;
Railroad
and Miscel.
Bonds
v-V.-.
1
,
Daily, Weekly and
Monday, January 13, 1947
'•
u '
>•>
York Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New
Stocks'
.1
,<j!'i'■
..
,:
i.. .C t.!
"
Number of
:
„V
.
\V,
'"A,
(liU1y
$106,000
>
-
■
Id
1946
Week Ended Jan.
1947
-
4,8l4,17Q
Stocks—No. of shares.
32,801,100
Railroad & Industrial-
»y;: >■y;
TotiiTotal—
?
$73,000
.
/•
$46,207,100
30
*
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c
50.57 :
January
9_i_--—1; 178.43
-> 50.48
10—.177.43
N0TICE—Prlce» are "and interest"—except,
Jan. 4 ■
k High
7
Low
•
*102.22 102.24
*106.11
1X)8.18
"
*102.9
102.11
♦102.20
102.221
;
106.12
*106.11
108.18^
*108.16
108.18
111.27
*111.26
111.28
*111.28
111.30
*111.27
107.5
112;18
,
> *112.17
*113.8
107.5
*107
*104.29
*104.15
,
*103.30
104
>106.5
113.11
114.26
*114.25
*102.26
102.28
*104.14
105.11
*105.9
105.11
*104.29
105.3
:
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107.5
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107.4'
104.31
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105
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104
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104.4
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102.28
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106.7
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102.28
102.24
102.28
*105.14
105.16
*105.14
105.16
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103.29
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103.30
106.9 :i
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102.28
105.16
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103.31
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107.1
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105.16
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102.28
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102.8
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'102.8
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102.8
102.5
102.5
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101.7
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101.7
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101.7
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101.7
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101.7
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101.8
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101.8
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102.8
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102.8
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102.8
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102.10
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102.16
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102.10
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102.5
102.17
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101.7
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102.5
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i'
102.10
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102.16
♦102.16
102.18
*102.8
102.10
♦109.9
102.11
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102.10
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102.11
*101.5
101.7
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101.7
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101.7
2'As
2'As
Treasury 2s
*101.6
101.8
Treasury
2s
«.
♦102.8
102.10
Treasury
2s
_
♦102.17 102.19
*102.18
*102.24 102.26
*102.26
102.28
102.29
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102.31
102,30
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102.28
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*102.28
102.30
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105.5
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101.7
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101.2
•Bid
-
and
101.4
105.7.._
101.2
*101.5
101.4
asked price.
.*105.5 —105.7—
*101.1
101.3
No sales
101.7
*102.10
102.7
102.12
*102.16
102.18
*102.16
102.18
Treasury
,
Treasury 2s
102.21
Treasury
,*101.1
101.3
♦101.5
101.7
transacted this day.
a
-
102.3f$
r
'
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Treasury 2b
Treasury
5,000
Treasury
Registered bond transaction.
Nov
Apr
106
106.16 May
•
2
2
113.2
Jan 17
102.22 Jan
4
102.11 Jan
2
102.11 Jan
4
4'
6
5
107.10 Apr 12
106.15 Apr
6
109.15 Feb 18
Dec.
1967-1972
.1951-1953
106.28 Apr 30'
101.15 Jan
2
106.15 Aug 12
.1952-1955
..
_.
107.1
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Apr ;
2
4
Apr 29
Oct >. 107.26 Feb
104.16 Apr
5
3
104.7
Apr
102
Apr 29
Dec~18
102.8
Dec 18.
103.9
Jan 17
103.9
Jan 17
103.22 Feb
6
Sept. 1950-1952
102.16 Oct 28
102.20 Oct 18
104.3 Mar 15
104.14 Jan PH
.1951-1955
—
103.13 May 16
103.13 May
—June 1952-1954
Dec.
-
1952-1954
102.14 Nov
29
102.22 Nov 15
1953-1955
—
1%S
l%i»
101.15 Dec
v
108.21 Nov
105.1,
;
Dec
100.27
102.26 Sep
103.28
100.18
Nov
10J.12 July
100.15 Sep
102.9
Oct
Deo
Apr
July
104.24 Jan
.104.24 Jan
102.20 May
102.27 Jun
102.26 Oct >.
102.21 July
102.26
Oct
103.5
101.29 Jan
1
Dec
103.8
Nov
..March 1950-1952
.1951-1953
—
,
108.21 Nov
100.27 Jan
102.3
102.8
Jan~~5
Feb
107.28 Dec
Dec
June 1949-1951
103.7
Feb
101.24 July
100.20 Aug
100.23
-March 1948-1950
Dec. 1948-1950
Sept; 1949-1951
Dec. 1949-1951
July
102.1
106.29
3
Jan
102.7
102.2
Jan
8
12
101.4
100.18
106.15 Aug 12
106.16 Apr
107.14 Apr
102
1
100.10 Jan '
Jan
108.17 Aug
100.29 Jan
100.15 Jan
100.30
108,17 Aug 12
1947
102.17 Aug
102.9 July
•"
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104.22 Sep 17
1959-1962
July
103.4
100.18 .Jan
107.19 Apr
107.9
105.24 Sep
108.15 Nov
Jun
100.17 Jan
.1954-1956
—Dec.
107.25 Jun
100.28 Jan ?
.1956-1959
—June 1959-1962
107.15 Apr
.
7
107.27 Apr
2
107.4 Apr 16
107.9 Apr
9
101.16 Jan
Oct
105.19 Aug
108.4' Jun
Oc%
113.30
116.16 Dec
n
f
107.5
1964-1969
113.20 Nov
106.28 Sep
7
105.22 May 1
104.7 Nov 14
103
Jan
4
Jun
110.15 Mar
,
107.15 Jan 28
105.29 Aug 19
108.4
Jan
106.6
2
' Apr
106
:
112.21 Jan
l> 113.3 Nov 1
118J23 Feb 19
.1950-1958
.1962-1967
'•*
Treasury
103.1
Odd lot transaction,
2s
2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
.
♦105.7 -105.9
2s
Treasury
102.21
102.29
103
*102.31 103.1
*105.7
105.9*105.8- 105.10
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*101.6 -101.8— *101.5
101.7
:
*102.31
__
Treasury 2s
*102.16 102.18
*102.16 102.18
113.3
'
Treasury
10,000
*102.5
102.7
*101.10 102.12
*102.19
*'102.26 102.28
*102.27
♦102.30 103
*102.30
♦102.29 102.31 *>102.29
♦102.19
102.20
*102.27
,i
102.9
*102.5
118.15 Mar 12
106.11 Mar
112.10 Jan
.June
102 9
102.6 102.11
102.17
102.18
15
.1963-1968
*102.7
n02.4
*102.9
*102.15
*102; 16
115.23 Apr
Dec
.1952-1954
♦102.7
*102.23 102.25
*102.27 102.29
102.26
*102.28 102.36
5
105.8
*
h
113.12 Aug 12
107.5
1948
2y«s
Treasury 2yis
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2y4s
105.17
107.2
105.14 Jun y
.1950-1952
.
114.25 Dec
112.17 Aug
17
.1949-1953
105.9
*102.17 102.19
*102.17 102.19
*102.24
*102.6
;
1U.27 Apr
17
102.12 Dec
.
Treasury
10,000
Nov
111
115.26 Jan
5
-1958-1963
-1960-1965
*105.7
105.7
>*102.6
Treasury
;
104.2
•105.6
*102.6
-
106.11
*102.29 102.31
105.9
*105.4
*■
*106.9
Treasury
-
Feb"l9
112.21 Aug 23
6
2'As Dec. 1964-1969
2'As
—1965-1970
2'As
1966-1971
2'As ——June 1967-1972
2'As
—Sept. 1967-1972
102.31
111.18
109.24 Mar
109.22 Feb
2Y2S
104.5
Jun 28
0
106.13 Nov
104.27 May 16
6
Treasury
7,000
110.3
of
ntf*-
Highest
Lowest
>
108.27 Aug
2^8
*102.29
♦105.7
105.7 *
>r
104.14 July 13
.■
Range for Previous
Year 1945
1946
Highest
102.11 Dec
Treasury
-l
Range for Year
;> Lowest
Treasury
•104.3
♦104
>v*
*-sr
-1956-1959
2'As
2'As
Treasury 2y2s
X-
" ^,'..^*''>7% *, ,F;
7
•
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.£1951-1954
Treasury
Treasury
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,
.1955-1960
2%s
2%s
2'As
2'As
2'As
Treasury
*107
1,31
104.31
.1949-1952^
Treasury
/.A-
104.6 >
104.2
*}05.5
Treasury
104.8
107.2
*106.30 107
*105.5
Treasury
*104.6
*107
107.1
105 6
104.9
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v
*106.31
»
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*104.4
'
106.11
106.7/
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,,*104.17,104.19
102.30
104.2
107.80
.1951-1955
■;
105.3
>104.7
104.5
*104.1
•'
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S * 105.1
104.7
*104.3
.104.5
7
,
Treasury
107.3
104.9
107.61
.1947-1953
27/ss
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
•
105.6
*104>16 104.20
*104.16 104-18
104.4
.
.
*105.4
105-5S*;
Bonda
.
Treasury
•v
$4,109,000
«$1,905,000
1 $2,651,000 '
11,000
.
107.66
93.14
4^8
Treasury 3yas
104.16
107.3
*114.15 104.17
*104
*105.3.
•
1'4,000
40
*
EXCHANGE
>
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102.28
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113.10
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112.20
104.16
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103.29
103.29
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112.19
102.27
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104.31
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Total
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales for
111.29 t
•
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6,108,480
.
:
107.61
92.69
111.91
106.13
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108.18
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106.13
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102.23
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113.8
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*104.13 104.15
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105.11
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104.39
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92.40
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High
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106.12
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107.5
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92.55
; 111.55
the Week
102.23
111.25
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] Jan. 9
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Jan. 8
;
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108.18
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102.22
102.22
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*111.24
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Low
;
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106.13
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-
Wednesday
104.J2
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
-
Second
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;
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104.06,,'li.'111.40
? 64.09
36.60
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•.
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$2,434,000
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.
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for Income and defaulted bonds.. Cash and
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Jan. 6 »
Saturday
64.48
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•
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,
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177.49
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1947
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;;
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10
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,
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1946
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;
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16
104.26 Feb 18
104.29 Feb 21
101.14 May 17
101.31 Mar
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100.25 Jan
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103.1
.
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Dec
'
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106.12 Jan
106.12 Nov
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100.28 Aug
101.23
101.9
Apr
101.19 Dec
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3s.
mtge 5s
ratga 8s.
mtge
Reading Co 1st 8c ref sy8e ser D..1995
Revere Copper 8c Brass 3Mis
I960
; ISARlo Grande. West 1st gold 4s
1939
7"?-.,,;7
A
108
108
108 %
V
lARut-Canadian 4s stpd
100
17
131%
102%
Ohio Edison 1st
45%
7,
15%
*95% 110% : i
♦109%
107
112113
"7/7
16
15 AR I Ark & Louis 1st 4%s,
53
102%
mtge
—
-V
102%
>
105%
:-:;
107
•
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Corp—
Gen mtge 4%s series D.
'<»•''.%
Gen mtge 3%®/series B.
t,Gen mtge 3%r series 1.
Gen mtge.SMis series J.
32%
95
165 for'.
'
A 1st
75
45
J-J
(Wise)
99
100% 77
*100
;
42
10%
43%
41%
J-J
(Minn)
lst
\
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41%
2047
Power
127
"
*118%
V
-
135% v7 133% 135%
A-O
.2047
Coll trust 4Vis
States
105%
127
■'
♦125
:7
:
90% 7 |
107 V*
'
33
,
•
7
37
'
12
XI
2047
Northern
88% 102%
'7 88
102%
127
107
Quaker Oats 2%s deb—.—
77
104; 408%
77,
impt 5s series C
impt 5s series D.
Ref &
;
91%';
91%
106
106
102%
7 88% 103%
\v; v \f;
\
106%
100%
73
735
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Ref &
103%
:
•7/7/;;,;/
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Gen 8c ref 4Vis series A_
3s
*
.
B1 Va
104%
' 993/4 105
7
7 100%TOO% "
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•*105 * 7 .^ 777
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Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
,
109
x
102%
;
I
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'15%
4
75777:
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7 18%
102
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111
9%
1
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93
100
SI'
A-O
3 Vis
7'
104% 104%
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Power
66%
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1
50%
106% 106%
7'^;j;7
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46
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81
34
P-A
SATermlnal 1st gold 5s
—1943*
ISA N Y West & Bost 1st 4Vis
^1946
Palls
&
&
.4
7;
17
ioi%
...
7 125
127%
;
107
77 m
135
7-t 7
IA Providence Terminal 4s,
1st
\
75
83
37
102% 103%
J-J"
■
268 7
106%
P-A
•
227
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•
30
38%
.10
102%
77
"103%
M-8
78
32
70%
11
5%
77
29 77
41.
13%
J-J
1940
55
102
M-N
__.&937~*
.1937 "
_
7
A-O
1963
S A General gold 5s
7
'
30
32
"".""79'7* :
45%
'',r>'.;
M-S
*103 "
,
134 y4
118%
—
75
75%
V
78 V:7-77'
18% 19%
77, 43%
70
J-D
-.1965
1st 3y2s
Siisq & W ist ref 5s
gold 4Vis
5 A 2d
•'•!
Corp
41%
5
40%
i't:
127
•
,
123
120%
125
..
77%
-5 .7'
38%
77
44
Jf-N
1953
N Y Power & Light 1st mtge 23/4S_1975
N Y 8c Putnam 1st cons
gtd 4s_
1993
38%
38% ,7 736%
45%
7739%:
18%
>
June 1992
4s
•
«1st
30%
42
40
7;
J-D
1954
IAN Y Ont & West ref 4s
7 39%
;■
■hi-.
:•
M-N
1957
1927—1967
"
738 " 7 38
.'•,■•
A-O
1940
.
4s
8c ref 4 Vis series of
Jf-N
>7125
..
122%
116%
124%
*118%
Public Service.El & Gas 3Vis.
33%
20 ;
38
7
J-J
*
194a
,
737
1
39%
AConv deb 6s
;
7,38 ,7/
J-J
1953
.
103% 106%
_.
*_.
127%
21
102% 105%
,
.
118
*119%
1st mortgage 3 Vis.
77'7:; 1st 8c
66%
*39
Jf-8
M-8
-
26
riO%
13
..
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IA Providence Securities 4s
7
'
"
.1947
—1947
*103%
9%
15
10%
*,.. - : 13
104% 104%
Fa
•
103%
76
:
7
;
,
•
9%
9%,
.'• Potomac El Pwr 1st VL 3%s
115% 115%
105 • 119%
71%' : 96
*71 Ya
75
♦79
:85
.,
107
107%
106
*105% 109%""
Jf-N
A
114
105% 105% >.
J-J
-2043
; 4Vis series B
<•/
69 "
2043
West 4s series
107
.
102Vi
1949
A.
&
98
100%
102
A-O
Purchase money gold 4s.
.NY 8c Harlem gold 3 Vis.
102
„
103
102
6
1st mtge 4%s series B—--..-^-1959.,
ftv-.'1st mtge 4y?8 series C
1960,
Pitts Young 8c Ash 1st 4s ser A—,1948
7;' 1st gen 5s series B——„——-1963
7.1 7' 1st gen 5s series C
——1974,
•*"
1st 4%8 series D—..—~..^...^.1977.
; 7 APittston Co 5% Inc deb.
,1964
.
93% 100%
31
•
'
1st lien 8c ref 3 Vis series E__
N Y Gas El Lt H 8c Pow gold 5s_
]
77"96%
,3100%
A-O
P-A
N Y Edison 3 Vis series D
*>;
95
96%
A-O
_1986
107
102% 103%
.
*
7
102%
103%
M-M
E——,—,—1975..
3%s debentures
i
108
103
31
104
V ; Pltts Steel 1st mtge 4%a,.
1950
'i:: / 1st mtge 4%s series B_...—r.1950
Pitts & W Va 1st 4%s series A-._:-1958
;w%
105% 108%
Vi
M-M
*,..
Consolidation Coal-—
Pittsburgh
'
125% 135
.4
16
104
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3% ■-1984
;
142%
»
' 104%
104% 104%
104%
4%s
Gen mtge 3%s ser
v;
■t;
98% 105%
5>
7
107 Va 108
JV
*
97%
73%
;■/' 3
•
95
;
4s
cons
106
*6
125% 125%
J-J
J-D
^
Series J cons guaranteed 4%s
Pgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
.,
7- Gen mtge 5s series A——
1970
Gen mtge 5s .series B—;
.^..1975 ^
.y
98 %
:
»
~
1
;;
65; ;
77%
96
96;r;
—.1998*; P-A
;
New York Chicago 8c St Louis—
Ref mtge 3 Vis ser
7
•
gold 3,/2S____._1998'"
3 %s registered
Mich Cent coll gold 3.%s
.
i
1997
•
76%
75Vi
:
77%
A-O
A-O
J-J
73%
83 y2"
75 y2
P-A
I
94
83
107%
34%
3,
•r,
137
;" -
'
r
G
Series
•
103%
103
Series H cons guaranteed 4s;
,
7
37
-
•
%,L
guaranteed.....
Series
7
95%
109%
84
19
'>
•
37
V-:i7;.7;7
■
104
94%
-
A-O "
1954
•
High
106%
102
F-A
J-J-
„
-62%
•*106%.
Pgh Cine Chicago & St Louis Ry
Series E 3yas gtd gold
i
/
Series P 4s guaranteed ■ gold-
;
106
"
80
^.1964
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debs
106
83% 108
f:
95
■
-«
•:
*88%
1974
15 APhilippine Ry 1st s f 4s
..1937
^Certificates of deposit^-.....^^.
90
81% 109
V
1967 1
/ 1st 8c ref M 2%s^:—
1st andxef 2%s
,:
92%
"83
deposit
A.
111%
'
73
20
91 Vi
*"*■
.
103
84%
90%
-
1
7
-103
.
Low
-11
7 67%
67
■
M-M
General gold 4Vis series C.;.,.^.1977 Philadelphia Co coll tr 4^18...—.1981.
Phila Electric 1st & ref 2%s—.1971
108%
87
92
91 Vi
;•
•
86%
85%
<*—
104"
-
^..1974.
General 5s series B_.—j
.
.
5
105% io5%'
5 Vis..—1.1974
'
Year 1946
No.
101% ioi%
..
P-A
Phila Bait As Wash 1st
108
-
.Range for
■
Bid A AAfe
Low
High
,
Apr
Ry 3%a ser Dj—1980
gold 4s—
pere Marquette
;
118
100
105 Va 105%
>
T-A
—1950
A 1st AVis series D
:
;
—
1
7,
127%
■;
A-O
Apr 1990
Peoria 8c Pekin Union Ry
•
107% 110
'
r__^
A Income 4s
103%
".7108 Vi 114%
16
—
1956" *
of deposit
105%
7
123%
■A'mU. ;.1187
l
,
; *103^1 105
—u
~
;
L'
85
-v.
-
*107% 108 Vi
•'
—
.
A-O
of deposit
C_
series
A Certificates
'"
...
5s
...
M-J
.1947
—I960
Peoples Gas L & C ref 5a.
Peoria 8c Eastern 4s ext
k
88
19':
108% 109%,'
l-O
'
_
B_
a Certificates
A 1st
"9.
84
81 Vi
81
80%
>
J-J
INew Orleans Texas 8c Mexico Ry-lANon-cum inc 5s series A
1938
>
71
f
"
New -VXXWHUJ Great IIVI 5s A
Grleans VJJLCttV, Nor OS
N O & NE .1st ref At imp 4VaS_.
New Orleans Term 1st gtd 4s
High
106% 110%
—
.123%
123% 123%
7'__-.v."120
V
Low
•
'
1974
P> L 1st mtge 3s
k
81
'109
,
Jf-N
.1986
1st gtd 4%s series B_—...
if J Junction RR gtd 1st 4s
New Jersey
\
;
V V
J-D
.1952
•
■alePriee
Year 1946
7 No,
High
Low
*106%
—
Week's Ranga
»r Friday*! >•
•
Last. v 7
•,:
■
Rxekaag*
Sfeek
York
New
Range for
SOld
'
.
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Friday
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Bid A Asked
>\ ,7',.
1048
JANUARY JO
Week's Range
,
107V4
97% «.99 % <
103 - 103y4 '
101% '106—
Volume 165
Number'4559
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND-RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDING JANUARY 10
.*
..v
•*.
Friday
Interest
Week's Range
Last
Period
or
Sale Pried
Friday's
Bonds
;
Bid & Asked
Low
V.'F
,
-
Friday
Range for
'
Sold
High
-
'
Low
Last
Period
Bale Pries
High
Wabash RR Co—
2019,
128%
a-*-;
,105% 105%:
,106% 107%
Texas St New Orleans
RR—.
1st St ref M
3'As ser B——_—19*70
r
1st -fcref M
3%s ser
25
.
:.102%10234
;... 98
'
98%
13014:130 ft
.
35
93
-
1
}■
102%.103%
»
.
127 7/a
41
i
Trenton Gas
St Eleo 1st
Tri-Continental Corp
103
{
Friday's
Bonds
Bid St Asked
Low
i,
6ft
*-^
,.
gold 6s—1949
2%s dobs—1961
*
33:
66
...
100
:
i
\
.
100
>
—
10.1% 109
105%
-48
:
105%
■a-.'.." 110
1017/a 1017/a
C) 4
82%
110
100%
Range for
Sold
High
Year 1946
No.
Low
High
-
j.
5fts
:
Jan 1981
;r
r,:;., 90%, 90%
•-+-
Jan 1991
84ft
84ft
1971.
3V«t-1970
97%
debs
97,;, 98„
.
a
87
102
83%
85
ioo%;ioo%..
99
10614
91
;1
i
95ft 10714
.;„
i
«
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106*^
—
—
103
v.
65
ioi
a,;
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.a08% 108%
—
Va
103
105:
,
;
v
;
■
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Hi
.
,
i
Union Eleotrtc Co of
Mo 3%a.
1st mtgo
coll tr 2%s——
tSAUnion Kiev Ry
(Chic) 08-.
Union Oil of Calif 3s
debsa—.
v r'/.2%8'
debentures-:
a———V Union Pacific
RR— ;
;
i f, 1st Ac land
grant 4«——
rt ■; 2%s
debentures
—.
a Ref
mtge 2%s seriea Ci-—
| Unitad Biscuit 2%» debs—,—_
i U
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2%s debau.
1
Universal Pictures 3%»
debs—
:
"
Af-N
.112% 112%
*103% 104'/4
A-O
-1945
A-6
>*—
13
109% 112%
102% 407
^ 34
3.4
34%
-1967
/-J
-no4-::^
—1970^
J-D
.-102% 102%
I
'5 va
101
105%
I
13
loi ii 104%
£
102
I
.
'•
:-40114 101
*104% 104%
97-ft- 97%
—
•;
107%.;
24
'4-> 93% 99% <> 1
', 5 '
101% 104 %
10;
;-99
101%
*102% 102%
100
100%
101% 101ft
10 a:
99%
104ft
>
Registered
■
V
»
Wheeling As Lake Erie
-
Gen-As
ref
M
RR 4s
A
■/
v'
1992
Wheeling Steel 3 ft series C
•% Wilson & Co 1st
mortgage 3s_
t
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s„—
fr§ A Wisconsin Central 1st 4s
1970
100%
65
;
104 >
63 ft
04ft;.
91'
,
109% ::
103% 108
102ft
I960
..1949
81%
A Certificates
of deposit
8 AStf At Du divAc term 1st 48—1936
a Certificates of
deposit——...
i.
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s_
1976
;;80% 82
■
%r65
'22ft ; 22%'
^*20 ft_^ra»ioij 101%
..a
-i,/
*100
100%
'
/;,Vandalla
RR cops;
g.4s series A—1955
Cons s f 4s series B1957
Virginia Eleotric Ac Power Cd—
/
1st Ac
»
/
.!
1
ref mtge
2%s ser E
-1975
Va Iron Coal Ac
Coko 1st gold 5s__1949
Va Ac Southwest
1st gtd 5s
2003
1$4 COn8 5s
C
1958
Virginian Ry 3s ser B_
:
1995
*103
'103%
,100-/4 100-/4
*106% 110
103-/2 103%
105-/a 106'/a
iiSIISSfSiNEW; YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
NOTICE—Cash and deferred
delivery sales are disregarded in the week's
a footnote in the
range unless they are the
week in which they
only transactions of the week, and when
occur.
No account is taken of such
eslHng outside the regular weekly range are shewn
sales in computing the
range for the year.:
In the
following extensive list we furnish a
complete record of transactions on the New York
Jan. 4, and
Curb Exchange for the week
ending the present Friday (Jan. 10)
beginning on Saturday,
It is compiled from the
whether stock or
daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include
bond, in which any dealings have occurred
every security,
during the current year. /
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in
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STOCKS
New York
Curb
vFi'.
;V%Vt Friday
Exchange
Last
Vv/--.
'ar
D
F
_1
10
Co
Aeronautical
Products
Inc
Mfg
common
(N J)
Investors common
i0c
preferred
Air-Way Electric Appliance—
Alles & Fisher common—
Allied Int'l
Investing $3 conv pfd.
Allied Products (Mich)
common..
Altorfer Bros Co
common
^" Fv-
Aluminum
Co
<
•»
-1
-5
—
Ltd
Car
—
28 ft
14
1,700
26 ft
10% Nov
100
10% Dec
3
—
,
.
—
...
,4%.
—
8%
5%
—
5
5%
6ft
86 ft
87
—
-j.
4ft
—
-
t4%
35
—
''83,900
10,000
1.000
-
40
17
17ft
22%
4% Aug
84
:
Dec
10ft
350
15,
10
21
Apr
23ft Feb
5% Feb:
38
Aug
F 17ft Jaa
Dec
v
—106% Dec:
3,8003ft Dec
—
.
Oct
NOV T V
4ft
■•'F/--i'"'-/--,.'25
17
,
' 7% Dec
,
Nov
7% Feb
Oct
11
Jan
5
;
a
/
.12
Aug
May
;
Common
6%
class
Gas
A
common-
1
Industrie&~-
dep rects
Associated Laundries
Atlas
Coast
Line
•
Co
—50
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
Atlas
Automatic
Automatic
Voting
Jan
Avery
:
May
15
Mar
(B F)
6%
1
1
Machine
St Sons
—*
—5
common
preferred
25
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
1
Feb
Feb
Babcock <fc
Jan
Baldwin
5% May
Apr
Wilcox Co
Locomotive—
Baldwin
Banco
Rubber
de los
&
Basic
—
American
Metal
Products
American
Meter
Co
Co—
25
25
Refractories
series
preferred
American Thread 5%
1
Inc
2.50
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp__
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Tel of
Benson
——1
1
Canada
100
St
Hedges common—
•
Convertible
preferred
*
Berkey & Gay Furniture
——1
Bickford's Inc
common
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach
Blauner's
1
2
10
new
Co com.*
common——
3
Blue
Ridge Corp common——.
1
$3 optional convertible preferred—•
Blum
(Philip)
Blumenthal
Bohack
7%
com
1
1
25
Class B
Corp
s—5
Inc
25
American Potash St Chem class
A—_*
Republics
1
i.
common
20
*
American Seal-Kap
common—;
Amer Superpower
A
F-
-———
Seelig Mfg—
convertible
Mills
;
1)
■
(L) & Co common
Beau-Brummel Ties com
General Corp common—10c
$2
convertible
preferred
1
:* $2.50 convertible
preferred
:—1
American Hard Rubber Co
common——
.
Bauman
American
Maracaibo Co
common
,
Beaunit
American Laundry Mach
American Light St Trac
common
6 %
preferred
American Mfg Co
Co
Andes—
shares J.
Steel Corp
$1.20
1<
>
30
American
Barlow
preferred—L.
•
J> "
•
preferred
Barium
American Fork St Hoe common
American Gas St Electric
1st
&
(S)
(H C)
&
Co
Co Inc—
Co
*
common
*
1
preferred
100
Borne, Scrymser Co
25
2
10c
*.
Bourjois Inc
Brazilian
Breeze
*
Traction
Lgt
St
Pwr
preferred
5
American Writing Paper
common—_5
Anchor Post Products
2
Angerman Co Inc common—
—1
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd-r ;
/Am dep rets ord
Angostura-Wupperman
*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co—.1
Bridgeport Oil Co
1—
British-American
reg——
—
Apex-Eleo Mfg Co new common
1
Appalachian Eleo -Pwr 4ft*
pfd—100
For footnotes
see
page 237,
Corp
Brewster
Brillo
common
Aeronautical
Mfg Ct>
common
£1
1
for Week
Shares
Low High
F 6%
7%
..F2,800
Fsft
2,300
314
Range for Year 1946
British
Am
4%,
-4%
4%
^
.
5
Low*
-
Oil Co„.—i———
American Tobacco—r
dep rects ord bearer
Am dep rets ord reg—
«1
XI
1
High
15%
Jun
Jun
3%
Oct v:'.Vjf-8
Oct
8ft
Nov
43/8
"5%
8,500
10%
/■
.
;;
112
t/
12%
10%
V 1,100
9%
Sep
111% 112
12%
12%
20
110%
Oct
'
900
11% Nov
r:
IQ%
.10%
io%
:
2,3oo
;'
114
Dec
54
r
;
Dec
Dec
6
Nov
24
6%
"? 6
',3% Feb
26 Ye
Oct
Jan
'FT3% Apr
38% Maq
,'i- 18% Jan
Dec
Oct
Jan
* 91
v
IOV2
,
Nov
Dec
Jan
16-/4
Jan
25
14% May
12 ft May
11%
'
Oct •'
10%
Jan
115% Feb
27% Jan
FF
Oct
4%
Apr
~ 11
9y» Sep
9%
5
Products
Jun.
29
.
£1
reg
of America
Associated Tel St Tel class A_
*
Atlanta Birm St Coast RR Co
pfd—100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries——
1
Atlantic
6%
10
Refining Co_j.———.1
Electric
American
48
76
i
..
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
preferred
Associated
F
.
•
Arkansas Power St Light $7
preferred-*
Corp—
2.50
Aro Equipment
Ashland Oil St
j
or-
common——*
non-voting
16
a-:-
Nov
Dec
9% Jan
133% Jan
i 111
Sep
Dec
.
Jan
207% Aug
5ft Sep
A
$6
43%
Dec
2% Nov
;
1
—
Natural
25%
Co—
B
American
—>
Jan
Arkansas
26
American Cyanamid Co common
American St Foreign Power
warrants.
American
4ft Aug
*
1,400
Jun
30ft
121
common
American Cities Power St
Light—
F 4%%
1,700
Oct
Par
,
Argus Inc
90% May
common
American Beverage
American Book Co
Class
20
-i
22
Week's
Last
common
Bantam
Class
3ft
'
—
3
v
"I'f&x
6% preferred
Aluminum Goods
Mfg
Aluminum Industries
Aluminium
-1%
Nov
13ft
'6ft
50
00
Inc.:
;
-
8
<
—r/F2%
3
—
'
-3
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama Power 4.20%
pfd
Airlines
1,700
Friday
Exchange
Sale Price
.11% Feb
Nov
10
.
J
High
Nov
It
v
10
Mfg Corp common
convertible
6%
—
—
13ft
-1
Fr
'
6%
4
-2
Convertible preferred
American
-
)■—
-5
Air Associates Inc
Alaska
F
-1
——
Ainsworth
60c
*-
?
100
11
New York Curb
Range for Year 1946
Low
5ft-
9%
j.-
6%
-1
Aero
Aireon
'
-5
Supply Mfg class B_.—
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air
9%
10
STOCKS
rFF'';;F':F-v
Shares
High
514
Acme .Aluminum
Alloys
Acme Wire Co common
ENDING'JANUART
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
ACF-Brlll Motors warrants
A
Week's
Range
-
■"
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
r
f 2
.
j
l
,90
,.
!
.87ft .V.J I
,20ft .56
.v}|
;
22%
51
.at
100
102 ft 41
109
110
si
98%
98ft
58
a
^
?v Wisconsin Public Service 314 s.
1971
$ Yonkers Elec Lt& Power 2%s_—1976
123
I
11
|
:
108
117
•
I
if
;;.i99ft 104
104j
105% 105%
:;
102,; '! I
•'
106%
—
v
,J|
toift 103ft
101ft 101%
67% - -67% 68%
:a.no6%->:;a4>-.
looa loo
-
1Q4
H
;V 108ft
72-— 7314
-1958
:■
I
109
108
72
; 79 ft
.102% 102%
-r
7314
1949
2%s series
,
76%
4
—$
; a- *■
—2361
:———
—
73
72'
•
80%-- 82ft
79% ,82
-
*
' '
> West Bhore 1st 4s
guaranteed——2361
"ai
io4%
a
aa;; 103
s
Westinghouse El St Mfg 2ft8—1951
2% debentures
1971
v
-1971 *
—1975
<
v
-79%
78%
1960
—
^
82F
1950
1951
|
.103% HI
-rj/f
,96 ft Heft
-
-Funding dc-real estate 4fts
25-year gold 5s—
30-year 5s
f
,{j
109ft
106
105 ft
102% 103 ft
t
104
113ft 117ft
105
107 ft
106% 106 ft
105
i
68ft;i|
101%
*113 ft 118
;
110ft"
-
56ft
|
101ft.,$C4^;'-fi
*101% 103
,
—
107
»..
-m
—
ioi
West Penn Power 3fts series 1
1966
Western Maryland 1st 4s
___1952
Western Pacific 4ft.s inc ser
A—2014
Western Union Telegraph Co—
\
103
A
ser
,
,•
> -a
-88ft 104
,
580
.
;
inc
y (subsordinated)
->-.1970
Warren RR 1st ref gtd gold 3 ft *--2000
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
-1948
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A—1970
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd—-—1950
Gen mtge ,3%s—
,—-1967
,
J
"i
4s
Ward ;Baking Co
r
f
152ft
102
—
: :98% 100
;
,
f
106
98
'1
Tol & Ohio Cent re!
St lmpt 3%s—1960
;,t"i
101
,
*102
.•
mtge
Glen, mtge inc 414s ser B
1st mtge 314s -ser B
' WalworthGo conv debentures
I
108
i■.■
Glen
-
i
100% 104%
>
>
-.-f.
109
a 105
8
>
137%
V 102%
25
,
1
C,
1990,
Texas & Pacific 1st
gold &B——2.000
Gen &c ref M
3%«
—11985
Texas Pacific-Missouri—
:
«
i v
■fr" Pac Tenn
RR of New ©rt
3%s^l974
Third Ave By 1st
ret da—
1860
A Ad J Income
5s.....
Jan I960
,
or
,
(
P,——1986
-deb-,—1^,
1965
Texas Corp 3s
,
.•F"'"
\
I Terminal RR
Assn of St
Louis—
| vRef & Imp M 4s ser
C—,—
>■
Ref & 4mp.2fts
series
Week's Range
brtwnt
Year 1946
No,
Jan
F'22% Jan
.'
28
;
'
Apr
41
May
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
Week's
Sales
Last
Exchange
Range
for Week
Range for Year 1946
High
W/a
Class
(EL)
Bruck Silk
Co
common
(PH)
30
July
15%
Sep
Nov
Divco
IV4
1%
0,200
5%
'-5%
6ye
2,000
f,'6% NOV
12% Jan
250
12%
12%
600
VH Max
19% May
common,.
13
,.■ ....
Co common
3
Cables &
American dep rets 5%
Calamba
pfd
:
'6%
i
Power
13%
Dec
liy8
20
Bep
i*eb
Dec
28
,
Canada Cement Co Ltd common— •
preference
20
Canadian- Industrial Alcohol—
non
"■
/:;
•
Canadian
voting
3s/a
37/8
2,000
25% May
Eastern
24% May
Eastern
—100
1
•
v/
iq
""
Carman
&
Products
Co
common:
.
Carr-Consol
Nov
68
Apr
NOV
122
Jun
25
July
1
Biscuit
(J W)
Casco
(A M)
Catalin Corp
Cent Maine
3.50 %
common—
of America
Central Ohio Steel Products
1%
Cony
pfd
Chamberlin
Co
6O0
of
Cities
$8
Co
Service
$6
20 V*
12%
24%
75%:
73% ?rnfc.
:
—10
155
•
Auto
5
City 6c Suburban Homes
Clark
Controller
Clarostat
Mfg
II
Claude Neon Inc
I
common
:
18
3%
3%
9%
500
3%
Colonial
.-,,117.50
Mills Inc
Colorado Fuel & Iron warrants
Colt's Patent Fire Arms
«
Vtc
ext
to
1956
$3
4V2%
4%
series
-
Dec
6%
•
io%
10%
1%
l3/4
12%
I100
•
77%
80
:
9V*
1
70%
Continental
Corp common
Fdy & Machine Co
'2,900
0%
y>':
1~ '
Gold
Petroleum
4,000
-
■'•'
/ 53/4
K
5%
105/e
/
%
13%
J3y8
4%
.;/'-4:V.
45/8
13 %
13 %
#//'/
—1
-
3%
50
common.
Convertible preferred
-
393/8
»
'24%
2,400
/
13%
200
3,700
35/a
V// 13
t 'At 3
'/
Jan
Corp
Co
common—
95% July
33
-
•
Dec
J
|
July
y
y 7%
Sep
f:i
143/4
Feb
!
Sep
•
•3%
-..
-;v
"//J
'
'
y
:/]
26 5/4
NO?///:
Feb
July
j
7%
Jan
•
14"%
Dec
Nov
>
6%
Jan;/|
:
44 y2 Aug
;
?
,7
receipts (ord reg)^l£l
—5
„
Croft Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
^
;
2%.
_i
1
5
Crown Cork International A
:>-'-,2%
,11%
11%
•
—
Crowley Mllner & Co
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
30%
30%
.j
9%
f'
9%
•
Atlantic Sugar_.
17%
;>
>
2,80
5
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Mfg Co ( Mo)
•
5%
22
May
Feb
May
900
9
Sep
10%
1,100
10
Nov
23% May
Nov
10 3%
700
5%
.
5%
2%
18
%•
5
300
2y«
26%
30
;
6,800
•
:
-5% Sep
2?, Sep
22%
May
Apr
Apr
36%
Feb
May
38% Jan
Sep
'
53% Nov
12%
—
13
/
150
.V11
Oct
*
1
5%
.
footnotes
see
page
237.
7
common
•r
(A O
common—!—
Glen
Gobel
(Adolf)
Xno common
class A-
Godchaux Sugars
Class
B
....—
36
.if-
9%
V
37
.-7%
7%
8
38
9?
37
0
31
Oct
7% Nov
34% Oct
8%
Dec ;
/
.43 V2
Jan
55
Feb
".
29%
Apr
Feb
V
39
Jun
jun
27
)■
17% Dec
28
19%
19%
1,100
17%
12%
-L_l
18%.13%
163/a
1,500
16%
Dec
:A24% Jan
2,400
13 y8
Dec'
>
15%
1
*•
//5 Va
1,500
v
.
103
70
200
/ 7,500
4
■'Feb
V
48y<
•
6,500
.
44
107 "
Se p
•:
71
"15% Oct
300
>
/
' Dec
!
•>
47y4
:'
600-
•
.,.69 - Feb
>' Sep
10% Mar
V
Jun
Feb
•
Jan
1
13,700 / •>A
••
Dec
26 y2
Oct'
24
—*.
.i -//, rio3,;/.io3//
prior preferred
—
1%
1 l'/a
1V4;
Goldfield Consolidated Mines.
i4<;. '4»«*
yi
Gpodman Mfg Co—
—
15 Va15 '/:•■ /:•.. 15
Gorham lnc class A.
■M ii2
62%.
Gorham Mfg common
10.
'/•
11%
16%
:: 12 3/0
Graham-Paige Motors $5 conv pfd-^25
Grand Rapids Tarnish—:—
—1 '~i.' / 8.
11%
i33/«12%
Gray- Mfg Co—.—T——
6
Great Atlantio 6c Pacific Tea— -^ .<•. :
100/102%
102 I/:
Non-voting common stock—
'•'136-, 137%7%
1st prafwedL—
43% : 44A
43%
Great Northern Paper.-,-.—
-26
133/4/. .15/
•/'. 14 /•;:
Grocery Store* Products common—25c
$4.50
14 %
"
12% Nov
>- 4% Sep
67
Sep
1,100
5%
13%
20
Feb
feb
•
37
Sep
ill®/.
%. 63/8 Oct
17% Nov
8
Inc
'
Jan
Dec
/
Alden Coal_
Globe-Union
Apr
May
'•'■115% Nov
52% Sep
v
f
—.*
: — 1/ •
class B_
110
rl9y2 pec
100
Jun
63/a
'
Jan
S1/*
^900
Apr
140
;
Nov
110
•
-
Gladding McBean A Co—
Gleaner Harvester Corp..
Nov
111%
Jan
23 y«
.Oct
-••.-125'
—.*.
Co—i—
85
,
Apr
109.
Jan
3
,92
—
Preferred
Gilchrist
1'
30
Apr
Feb
31%
Bep
Dec
11%
100
103/s
12 %
/
3% Dec
■'
7,600
v
' ^0?
104
30
.18% Feb
JL7 V* Feb
Dec
Dec
•
-
20
400
•
100
General Plywood Corp
1
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
General Shareholdings Corp com—.—il
$6 convertible preferred
•
Georgia Power $6 preferred.
$5 preferred—
—
—.*
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
—.1.
FLreproofing common
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd—
Gilbert
8
,
-
Gypsum Lime A
For
13%
£1
1
preferred series A——10
Finance Corp
Gulf States Utilities *4.40 pf<L_
Davenport Hosiery Mills
2.50
Davidsop Brothers Inc_—
1
Dayton Rubber Mfg class A conv
35
Delay Stores t»mxnen_
.550
H
Jan
,
Aug
Jan
$3fi
Jun
*22%
46
Apr
Jan
Jan
/' /" 7%
Nov
145/a May
A -~«BV*
Dec
23%
.
■'
Jun
.
108
Sep
13%
Jun
6%
60
20% Oct
105%
May
10%
-V
Dec"
160
17/.
24
Oct
.250
106% 106%
,17
17
"300
1,400
5%
31%
25%
—•
Curtis
/ 38 ?
Oct
11%
30
5
—100
common....
2
3,900
2%,
f.-11 y Jan
*j
Jan
9»/a
•
Crown Drug €0 common-.:
25o/
Crystal Oil Refining common—
—* ■/'
$6 preferred
—10
preferred
5%
5%
24% Mar;
3,800
31%
:
Oct
?j
14V*
dep rets ord reg
Amer
Glenmore Distilleries
Creole Petroleum,—.
Cuban Tobacco
.y
Feb
44
Dec
'
17 5/4 May
33 •
100
__1
General
63A Jan
Sep
Jan
18 V* July
107% July
•
pfd-—'
"$%/ conv
.
General
1
Jan
Courtaulds Ltd—
American: dep
Jun
common.
Power
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
Jul?;:
.
Dec
Dec
/'Sep
35%
150-
40
Jan
Feb
34%
—
5%
./.;Jun//|
123/(,
Nov
3
2,100/
.
26
'
22
112% Aug
8% Oct,
Y.;V»-, %
.->v
Jan
66
22
Co.
stock
conv
preferred, ,
Gellman Mfg Co oommon—
General Alloys Co_
^
Gen Builders Supply Corp__
91
/•
«,*•;■.' ^4% Dec
2,800
141/4*
3 V*
393/8
23/4
14%
•
.4%
Sep
Sep
Dec
No?
-
8%
pfd_
Feb
:
121
y-8W:OctV'::'
•w
•
2V%
45
Stores
Garrett
49
-
71% Jan
1,800
■
1%:/
%
«
i
900
5%
10 Va
-•:
10%
1,400
350"
351/4
35
50
„
Corroon & Reynolds-
5%
conv
(Geo A)
Gatineau
Oct
^^5%/No?': y
4,800
17%
__i
Mines
Coro inc common
class A
■
"0
313/4
9
16 3/8
•
-J'
2,500
3
91/4
303/4
9
16%
•
Cooper Brewing Co
pfd
»/2 %
C $3
Jan
Apr,
^7% No?
v
550
821/4
2%
■■
2%
31%
f-'
1
Copper Range Cor—*.
Cornucopia
-
* '•
100
;
80%
80%,'
5>r
10
Cook Paint 6i Varnish Co_.
Cuban
4
Jan
/:/ 5
107% Sep
9%
A;pr
—
Apr
f 11%
.
Sep
115
140
Apr
16
Co Inc.
6c
v
9
"43% No?
900
112
Jan
Oct
Get
1% Sep
rr'"-" V.
81
Apr
Jan
Dec
109
>8%
Feb'
42
9
•!:'
y
100
w-*'
118%
117
117
:
-
;
bearer—
%
Sep
2
,// 300
Apr
Feb
39%
153%
Oct"
Nov
Apr
30%
'
'
14%
t 43
'
4% Sep
,
voting.
Simon
Franklin
Jan
48
t
Sep ;
30
350
1%
Sep
50% July
''
10%
Nov
(Peter) Brewing
Fuller
/Jan
43
Nov
%
B
Franklin
Apr
Dec
23% Nov
1,700
27
•
16% -Oct
-17%
Motor of France—
Warrants
Consol Textile Co
5%
2%
166 V* Jyiy
12% Jan
r
Dec
j
Fort Pitt Brewing Co.
-r,
Consolidated Steel
Cosden
2%
•
common
preferred
Class
17% Apr,
^
4%
rets ord reg
dep
Amer- dep rets
Fox
V*4'£<s Sep
1
Sep
100
Jan
783/4
Oct
Class A non-voting
'•>
*
23
350
•
B
Consolidated Mining 6c Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
$1
34%
1
preferred series C
y
34V*
34%
/? 77 y2 Mar
68%
Ford Motor of Cansdar— /
Ford
25%
3
1,300
42,900
.
*
Consolidated Gas Utilities
•;
..'
■
preferred
Consol G ELP Bait
8,800
6%
26%
26
:
32
I_i
common
r
-
10%
1,800 V
29
5 %
.'J-':
26'A
.>
25
•
Jun
15% May
32
Jan
7% Jan
3,500
1,200
4%„:
U%
26%
5%
_
,25
;
Conn Gas 6c Coke Secur
"10%
26%
Commonwealth & Southern warrants—
Community Public Service,
Community Water Service
Compo Shoe Machinery— •;•.••/
3%
10%
II
!
Airlines
9
Jun
"50 to A1 Store
'
Colon development ordinary -■v"! •'
Colonial
58;
>
Jan
157/b May
263/4
—.10
10c
*
Corp common
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Am
21%
U% Dec
•
.
♦
common
^7 156
Dec
50
Cockshutt Plow Co
July
Jul^i
Mar
Oct
66%
100
Jun
d8%$iay
-f"
div cum pta
Fishman (M H) Co—
2% Nov
9
66%
Clinchfleld Coal Corp
Club Alum Products Co
Jan
Jan,
104
"
$2
15% Jui%
Dec
38
11
44
42%
v
Engine A Airplane.
York
First
Jun
166
Oct
600
11
40%
May
92
56 8/4
MetallurgicaL
Fedders-Quigan Corp.
Fire Association (PhDa)
Feb
41%
Oct
1,175
H
Clayton 6c Lambert Mfg
,
/
1043/4 May
Sep
Oct
Jan
./ 8
/ Oct
3
Fausteel
3% Dec
13,100
■l-"a ^
Illuminating..!—.!•
Falrchtld
Jun
4
Sep
14
v" 900
W*
1
Apr
Falstaff Brewing.
184% May
,
9% Nov
350
3%
Feb
Fairchlld Camera A Inst Co..
May
19
Oct
10 /
300
/.: 3%
88
Oct
11-k
«00
11
Cleveland
Electric
120
Jan
116< Sep
1®
-
13%
;
16%
-
1
-
Sep
2Va
'A'\
Feb
125-
100
155,
11
1
—
"
12%
10
Co
Co,.
13%
103/s
vk:V ^ S
;v.<''
28% Jun
,
20% Oct
2,800
15 %
15%
'
29
22
Oct
137
70
159%
156
159
0.
Stamping
■„
Feb
10%
Sep
iy«
2,400
11,600 i
27 V*
25%
25%
_io
Apr
52% May
65% Sep
,12% Sep
100
148
143
147
preferred BB
City
Nov
pfd formerly $5
$3% May
,,
Dec
18%
250
M%
1%
IV*
l
—I—.*
52% May
166%
Oct
11
50
$50 :
15%
14%
14%.
—4
,
May
15 % May
v.
16% Jan
200
21
12%
1
100
B
Oct
4
3,800
4%
'
21%
.
preferred
106
Oct
•
16% Oct
Oct
4%
5
preferred
60c
-Jun
24% Mar
Dec
53/a
Elgin National Watch Co common—.15
Elliott Co common
—:
10
5% preferred
J
;
—60
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Emsco Derrick 6c Equipment
—6
Equity Corp common
in*
v
$3 convertible preferred——!
Esquire Inc
1;
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
Dec
18%
.15
4%
t.r
20 ¥4
common
12
Oct
9%
15%
•
1
•
•
97% Aug;
No?
46
79
73%
12%
preferred-
Feb
May
pfd
$4.20
23% July
Sep
16% Oct
23%
22
;:
23%
Mining——II
Consolidated
65
110
Electromaster Inc
6
—10
Chesebrough Mfg common
Chicago Rivet & Mach :
IChilds
.■74%
1—5
;
45
101
preferred
$5
Sep
8%
;
——1
America
45
1O1
Sugar. Associates—
Apr
100,
101
8
"'
—100
common
Charis. Corp common
Cherry-Burrell common
Chief
"
-100
1929
Apr
1% Sep
5oy4:oct
46% Oct '
10%
15% Nor
16%
-
101
;
8%
22%:/
100
i.—
ser
Cessna Aircraft Co
101
100
ser
opt div
July
96
30
51
1B7
16%
1
pfd
Utilities
preferred—100
preferred
Cony pfd opt* div
107
Oct
54%: Sep
Jan
12
91
xoo
•Cent States Elec 6%
■
16%
.15%
•//
Sep
Jan
70
Corp.
States
y $3.50
.14% Apr
Sep
•.
preferred
Central Pour & Lt 4%
Central 6c South West
40
22 3/4
Sep
83%
89 Va
Oct
8%
8%
39
1
Power Co—
Corp common
6%
Oct
.9
m
Feb
41% May
21 Va May
22 ys
m
•
Q*
Co
34%
15%
•
;
& Co.
8%
Jun
•
•
formerly $6.
Electric Power 6c Light 2d pfd
Option warrants
Electrographlo Corp—
""""""1
Co com
Products
Castle
Co
Jan
20
M
common—
Apr
Apr
Nov,
Easy Washing Machine B.
Electric Bond 6t Share commo:
33% Aug
114
"v
•
Co
/
Jun
45
Sep
45
»
Carnation
3
Malleable Iron
Eastern
4% Jan
2% Sep
v
/ 28
Carolina P & L $5 pfd_—
28%
22%
:
11% Mar
38%
$6 preferred series B
/
164% May
164% May
Capital City
■
Feb
24%
.
Oct
Oct
$7 preferred series A
Industries Ltd—
preferred
15%
/
prior preferredpreferred
8%
Sep
12%
Canadian Marconi
13% Jply
Sep
10
7,400
13%
400
4%%
11% Bep
•
.
.
500 >•
•
East Gas 6s Fuel Assoo common.
Dec
•,
Class A voting
Class B
17% July
Sep
6% Dec
18
£1
1
13%
Duval Texas Sulphur.
22% Aug
/ 28
i
!12
•••
2,600
25% Aug
15
•/
•
393/4 May?1
Jan
ff
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Sep
Jan
4
Test
17% May
*
Harris
Power
Duro
Jan
5
12% May
;8% Nov..
in
Callite Tungsten Corp
Camden Fire Insurance
Carter
Oct
Deo
''
Jun
200
-
,
.
Feb
71/4
; v,
/
23
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—r
Am dep rets ord reg
Durham Hosiery class B common
6% May
3
£1
Sugar Estate-
California Electric
7%
7
Oct
Wireless—
.
6V2V0
Oct
2%
flop
fomwim
Voting trust certificates——flOo
15%: 15%
7
7%-
Aug
37
■
.
223/4 Nov
—1
A_
i
1
•
Corp
Driver
Cable Electric Products
31
18%
Textile Co Ltd.
Draper
Duke
Nov
7%
300
Jun
May
133/4 May
Jan
2 3/4
/ ■; 4,700
14%
Dominion Tar 6c Chem Co Ltd
Dominion
23%
/f 1,900
173/4
Bridge Co Ltd—*
Steel & Coal B
Dominion
100
33%
.
21
180
,
-
Sep
12%
14 V*
common
Domestic Credit Corp class
Dominion
Feb
30
1
10
*n<i
Ltd—
Corp
Dobeckmun
Feb
4
1V*
-12 %o
9%
3y4
dep rets ord reg
Am
Jun
1.400
24% ♦ 24%
Raynolda Class B——_•
ds
Distillers. Co
Jan
26%
1%
>1,700
19%
19
19>/a
Sep
11*
13%
10 /
11
Mfg.
Foundry.
Diana Stores Corp
May
•15%
1,300
12%
11%
12%
Sullivan—
6c
Devoe
50
oct
J
16% Mar
Corp Am dep rcts__.
Biscuit Corp,
Butler
35
100
Mills Ltd—
Bunker Hill
Burry
^
47 ■.'«
6c
Products
Steel
Detroit
14% Jun
6% Nov
1,400
?%
:
Gray Iron
Detroit Mich Stove Co common
*
■
Gasket
Detroit
Feb
102%
Jan
pet r'.-
,1,500
12%
Derby Oil Co common-
34 Vt Aug
'l.
7%
47
Low
12%
145
Detroit
4% Jan
K
■
common
High
debenture
8%
May
31
Sep
Dec
100
Buckeye Pipe Line
Burma
Jan
2%
17%
preferred
Brown "Rubber Co
Range for Year 1946
.>;/
High
Shares
,
11
Dennison Mfg elaM A oommon.
7% Jan
Sep
25%
16y2
Distillers
Forman
prior
Bruce
17%
4%
B
Brown
$5
4%
15%
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power class A.
Amer
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
r
Cetaness Ltd-
British
Last
Sale Price
Low
High
Low
&
New York Curb Exchange
Shares
of Prices
8ale Price
Week's
^Friday
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
JANUARY 10
FOR WEEK ENDING
RANGE
New York Curb
Monday, January 13, 1947
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
234
39
20%
113
Aug
Jun
Hall Lamp Co-
CO' Ltd.
Bammermill wipof - ■'
—
Hamilton 1 Bridge
/ 113
•
r goo '
v
200
.'1,400
■Ly 3©
■
-.9% /9%
.73/8: ;/7%
32%
33"
"-V--200
100
_'100'
Apr
Dee
93431 /
"
-•
Aug
163/4 July
.39
Alabastine
100
/
.
7
NOV
If ;h 147 /x July
••/' 37
Sep *
13% Jan
xlll% May
•.;/ 12% Sep
r135
;
46% Ahg
28 ¥4 May
116
Jan
k J«y4/Jun
•% iSep
Feb
sy8 Dec;/ /MlVa Feb
Nov / ;/- 523/4 May
28
j
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 10
V,.
wy-;> STOCKS
New York Curb
''ptffip-'- '//-.■•
PPP;
Friday
Exchange
Last
■■■;,{
v
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25<;•
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B non-vot com__l-
Hazelttne
Corp.—_
-J—■—
Dept Stores common-:—
Heam
fltclk
■
&y2
11
-
•
:v-
•
t,
Heller
-
.—.I
common—i—.
Co
5%%
4%
preferred
preferred
Henry
w
»••/•»
—;
100
15%
—
»_1!
__
common
—•
;.^:..10•'-:74%^.?
Hollinger Consolidated G M—i—
5
,HoUy States Ind^*.
——.1-Holophane Co"
Horder'st
33
10%
•
:
Feb
23%
Apr "
Dec
t
Nov
^5% Dec
18
Dec
' 8
25
i—•
Co__i.**—•;
Horn ft Iferdart
''
j
--J
common——i——
P
100
—
Hubbell
(Harvey)
Humble
Oil
Inc_*
iiMMiRefining:
iilfciiii.*
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp
5
Hurd Lock.ft
Mfg Co_^---:^-«i-5
Hussmann-Ligonier
Co
common—22
Warrants——s——
26%
Jan
preferred——
—i—1
Hydro-Electric Securities—
Hygrade Food Products
,
:
;
15
.
9%
48
3%
.
,
y '••i'- ''.I.
'
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v,;
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60'
■
-
Indianapolis
1
Pow ft Lt A%
pfd——100'
of North
106
'
-
21%
11%
300
108
'
106%
944
i-
98
-
:
Metal
• 109%
98% 100
85% Oct
82
Bep
1,850
123
;
113
Ciga* Machine.—__
International Hydro-Electric—
; ;
Preferred $3.50
series.'——i.'——50
*
58%
International Metal Industries A
*
;
International Minerals and Chemioals—
Warrants
■
s
-r.
' ? ■'<'
■>
International Petroleum
coupon shs—•
13%
Registered shares
13%
I
( .:*■ ■>-•
y-'W-vC.
'
International * Product^.:.
i.——.10
14
International Safety Razor
B—--r—*
4
1 International Utilities common—
..—5
12%
r Interstate
Power $7 preferred.——t—*'
—>
•
investors Royalty
..i....——1
1%
Yron Fireman
Mfg voting trust ctfs—V
Irving Air Chute——i.,———1
6%
1:
I(.aH«nr finperpnurar A
1%
f.;yy;;:y ',.'y>y,-K:
20%- -21
300
20
,
58%
(
/i:
—
62
—
39
$2
h
^
2®
'
13%
13%
12% Nov
12% Nov
600
•
:
14
14%'
-
4
4%
600
29%
1%
20%
—.
29%
■'v
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;
6
y y.-.;,y:.
,
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stores common
19%
1
1
—
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.
v.
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:
=
-
.
Products
.
20
7%
400
TV*
11%
11%
60
Dec
1
*
4%
30
15
111% Dec
1,100
•:
4%
4%
7%
300
He;
1%
-i
He
H.300,
4y* Dec
21%
•
23
10
10%
>
•
-
400
12%M^r
Lftclede-Christy Clay Prod—.—.—..5
Ltd————^
Lake Shore Mine?
Lamsoh
fcorp
ft
Machine
6ya
67/a
7%;
7%
7%'^
,
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!
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Realty* cqmmon
..i
;
18%
*|iw
1,
11'/a
Leonard
Oil
Development—
Le Tourneau JR
G> Inc.—
'.
Line Material Co
Lionel Corp
—.
____25
i
;•
■
Lit
•-
Brothers
•'•..*
;
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common..
■
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;
l y
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29
;
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25/y
:
'
—
'
9
'y
/
!v
-
24 '
„
12%
10%
.13.
1,000 y.
y 800
;
■,
v
;
1,200
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ii
17
3%
9V*
36'A
——
y;
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—
5
Logansport DistllUng Co.'.i———^1
Corp common
10
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
—1
Lone Star Gas
c'--..Ky.V
:
—24%
€%
y: 8%
17%v-
-
t
„
io%
16%
Oct
v
36%
60
—*
*
01/a
A
.100
;
10%
17%
11%/..
9
/ y
*
3%
15%
,
.
iKv
7
18% Z18%
39
i'
.
20
10
Power
;
; •
9
37/a
a
Nov
yl,500?v^y9
....100
—
136% 137
.
15%
1,200
10% Dec
Jan
18% Aug
Jun
•i;. -23% Feb
.y 54 V* Jun
!
10%
Oct
22%
132 >A
Jan
6%
Feb
10% Jan
32% Apr
'160% Apr
■:
Oct
•
Sep
'4% 36
14%
Oot
200
10
Nov
400
10% Nov
200
11%
11%
common——y*/ /y—;■!
Sy'y
Oct
•
:
y;
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common.———i*
^Stf'
Breweries
common...
12
~37/a
37/a
45
45
14%
14%
15
12%
12%
13
•
-
12
6%
,
6%
Jun
21% May
17
Jan
Steel
Cooker
20
40
3,000
Va
'14
Apr'
.
Car-
37% - 36%
12%./ 12 ya
•
Ltd™
f
1
11%
'
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%
fir
4%"
conv
—————100
Park
400
•
900
9
1,025
725'
Dec
6
•
:
15 Va
;
•
,
.
Jan
,4%
Feb
Feb
14
24% Feb
Apr
10
Oct"
11% Oct
100
16%
10%
-'.93
8%
y/
——*
preferred
Arizona Land
29%
118
:
"
30
-
v22
.Jan
.119
■
67
Sep
Sep
116% Nov
•V; 6% Oct
170
14 %"
10O
667/a
67%
1,300
4ya
4%
,6,200
2%
»
4%
-.1
—•
120%/
2%
; 2%--'
>
S
35:
Apr
142
Aug
v. 16% May
■p2l
~
-
July
(81% Feb
Sep
3% Nov
?/v8 -Sep
54^1 Feb
500
—
—
■'>•
12% Oct
58
Jun
Jun
-•
25
v
12%
108%
Bep
79
v.
50
14%
1
Mining Co—
New Process Co common
9
88% "94
.
.—20
Jersey Zinc——.——.^..—28
New
'
3% Nov
^
New England Tel ft Tel
—100
New Haven Clock ft Watch Co—.
•
4%ft
3,400
12
10
Nov
21
Sep
10 Vt Oct
rl% Oct
5%
12
May
37% Sep
23% Mar
*26% May
Sep
•
11 Va
1,500
•>
16
9
preferred
2
38r
Dec
29
2,800
Vv-
l7/a
16
Associates...^..*
preferred
200
107/s '12
1%
4%"
•
'
2,550
•
class A
i'
39%
I 22% July
11% Deo
300
12%
17% Jan
Sep '•
17
2
com
Machinery
Nov
7% Dec
•■■"■'9% Apr
49% Aug
:
3% Nov
9,800
P
.
Pressure
R/19'S
Dec
6%
700
4ya.
:
11% Mar
July
Dec
95
,
NY
N Y
•
N
common—......—*
10
10
100
Y
ft
Honduras Rosarlo
——10
Merchandise———
—10
46%.
46 V2:
2i ya
550
45
'j/18% May.
8% DeC
11% Aug
46
21
City Omnibus warrants
Y
N
Auction Co
'
;
150
>
19
19
Sep
it
64%
Mar
Jan
Feb
X35
Dec
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—.
.
i.
.
Founders
\
shares
1
—
10% Nov
N Y State Electric ft Gas $5.10 pfd.100
N Y Water Service 6ft pfd
—100
54%',
Niagara Hudson Power common—..1
5ft 1st preferred
.—100
5ft 2d preferred——
—...100
Class B optional warrants———.
10
120%
—
Jan
51
•
Z
55
9%
10%
120y2 123".
114%
114'A
'•
1
1
46
:;/320
15
Niagara Share Corp class B com
.
'
9%
Jan
Sep
123%
Feb
Sep
120
Apr
Feb
5,300
Nineteen Hundred Corp B
Niplsslng
.1
Mines.—«—.
.......
u'
-
Noma
-
I
i2ya
•:
3%
12 Sep
r
11
Va f
2
-
1,900,
18%: 20 Va
2,300
Light ft Power commonu-1
8%
8ya ?9%
168
174
41,>.00
j
■
•*,
Dec
•
i;- '
11%
Dec
-.1% Dec
.
i
,,
^
'
^
13% May
26 V*
Feb
20%
Apr
i'5% Feb
K
18%
2.
Sep
11%
3,500
/.vioo.
-.1
$6 preferred. ——'
8%
900
...
/'/' ;-fc'
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Electric
North 'Amer
;vl
97/a
13
-ii%
114
12%
Feb
23% Apr
22ya July
12% Dec
5
Niles-Bement-Pond
May
8%
480
1%
Jan
Jan
112 %
1,025
'
i72Va
.
1
575
Feb
26
95
Dec
100
25,300
'
112
.
111
104%' Nov
.100
105% 105%'
,
30
-•
Feb
Feb
210%
Sep
Dec
7% Sep
yyso
$2
_.•4
33
Sep
32% July
Jan
yy.
'6
20
"
17%/
6 %
41% Jun
S3
Aug
y-'V T/'
7.700
Jan
Sep
20
23
»
20% May
Nov '
yf, 5
.
17%
! ' * .r- t -V \* j ,'*1 $
New England Power
Sep
Apr !
Jun
26%
:
Pi.
May
37%
•
common
1
Jun y
56
Mar
-
17
:,'.y
ioy2
Dec
Dec
<
Apr
20%
"y
-
24% May
'
\
180
30
//•' 25
22
y
Apr
:
35
45
'
4%
11%
1,900
39
Dec
x27A
900
v
8%"
Nesle Le Mur Co
14% Sun
27% Oct
13% Nov/
ry/
87
-
■{ Jan
9Va
1,600 Vy
15%
187% 189
>
20
2,700
5
:
103% Oct
1,400
3
15%
—
'
4%-y;
'
*
Sep
300
■
9Vk. 10
4%:
•
28
v
Jan
6
Dec
900
29% Aug
..
19% May
50
July
11% Jan
107 % Feb
Dec-"'
30'/a
'
;.
Nov
27/a
6%
50
9%'
y
28
9%
'
yyy 8%
■C.i—''V
28
<
yy
1,400
Jan
14% May
•
17% Deo y
100
1,800
—
•
Transif.——-i-i—-—-.12.50
Mine? common
1
National Union Radio.—————..30o
30% Dec
.
y26% Feb
^
'■
,-25% Mar
25%'
> f200
v
23
DecV "
9%:
•
:{ 10% Sep
Jan
Feb
9%
;
Feb
21
Dec
Jan
(
A
4
f.8%::;
;7'S--y
•
3% Nov
1900
/
I
35
47
y
Nov
28
V
/.40O
17
National
15% Feb
Doc.
29% Mar
9%
■
W 300
>
8%
National
23% Peh
14
37% Jan
iy« Dec
900
17%W-.
8%
-
9% Jan
—
•
13
20 y* Apr
.-6
Aug
yv 31% May
>;
9% Oct
6% Nov
y
•
r
•
25% Nov
igf 3
t 8%
National Tunnel &
14%! Nov
*
Npv
4,900
1%
25
$0%
900
29
7
7%*
29%
4%
4
-<•
Malllnson Fabrics—.. ....I
National Mfg & Stores common
...1
JUtt^
.;,6% Npv :/-i7%. Nov
12
VA
Sep
Oc$
.
.—
11%
28%
V 28%
17% yv-17%
5
10
j
Groceterias, class
*.
Class B
i
•^
Locke Bteel Chain—
.:
—
1%'
100
100.
15%
Prior'preferred>——y—-
Nov
1? '
6%
6%
.14%
.y
30
15%
y
5Q0
.400;
y
30
12
2,800
15%
v
__
•
v
Lipton (Thos J) Ino 6% preferred—.25
•••I
15%
*„
j
.
B————-1.—•
Lanston Monotype
Machine.....—.—5
La Salle Ext University.
I
5
i'
10
1
Producers
States
-
200
4,900
*
6%
Class
Lefcourt
13%
34%
.——.5
of Delaware.
common—---..1 /
Langerdorf United Bakeries class A__*
■
13%
13%
:
8% Jan
15% Oct
-
800
New Mexico ft
!
—
13%
8,400
25
:
1,500
1,900
New
1
—
Lane Wells Co
,
■
■7%
preferred—l-U^.~-25
National Fuel Gaau——
>.1L
Foundry
29
Namm's Inc commomNU—!1
Bellas Hess common
1
^ ••^4;
-
y 24% Apr
N
2% Feb
''y
•
Dec
Aug
W®y
"% .18
:
Ty .y yy
u
^
2 %
Nachman Corp
r^'7'y^24.Vi.8ep..y«y-.'7-43^:: Apr_i:
17^ S0T
34% Apr
300
19% Nov37%^uy
900
10
Oct
18%
—
,
1
-
"
,
—
—
Qo—4--w———1
..
.•:
;;
21%
—
21%
7%
.• ;• 'y:«a;/-. /
(Herman) Corp.—...——5
Neptune Meter common
5
Sep
9
y
Jun :)
6% Nov
t
Oct
.177A Jan
v
.5% Jan
>14% May
Nov
Oct
14% Oct :
*{:'■ y. V.y j
—
Mountain States Tel ft Tel
May
94- Apr
82% Apr
-28% May
9% Feh
•
2%
9
•
3,000
7%
.it''
'
—
li
5%
Mountain
115
12% Oct
2,200
*i%
'
—
4%
20%
;
Nelson
1
comiqon——-—.1.
Kobacker Stores r——.1
Lakey
3%
205/a
Utilities——...—5
Ward A—u
•
Mountain
17% Jun
124% Jun
Dec
50
...
--
•'y
2%
National
130
109%
14%
^
3%
y .18'
6%
15% Jan
29% Jan
460
14%
&
18
2%
8%
Nov
69
•
/'
100
9% Feb
'
u-;
i
10% Deo
85
t
1,600
i
5%
6
150
1.100
78
•
13%
—50e
National
v 63
y..'-
-
12
12
18
Mountain City Copper common...—6o
.
32% Jun
69
109
1,000
1,200
:
18%
Feb
85
'
ii 600
2%
?}% Apr
ti
8
10%
2%
Montreal Light Heat ft Power,—.——•
Moody. Investors partie pfd———
Morris Plan Corp of America—lOo
19
109
Lake G M Co Ltd——
l
Klein (D Emil) Co
common
Kleinert (I B) Rubber
Co———10
Knott Corp
Brewing
..
Oct
nv-t'
2?,/
-
.
7% Deo
121
Sep
18% Jan
—
100
Petroleum..;
Krueger
40,100
.........100
Kirk land
!,
Dec
,
Mar
62
Dec
i 5%
i- 800
:
6
9'A
National
7%
..
5%
Nov
VI
J;
Nov
5 >
Jan
12% Jan
May '
11% Jan
14% May
112
Tit
.
7-—^
24%
•
2,100
10%
Montana Dakota
National
6%
—
50
02
May
7
_5% Dec
pfd B——100
preferred
D_.
King Beeley finrn
I'
;
■
..
Ki^%%Iyprefeired0^ir
KlTby
1,100
26
8ya
26%
Dec
Sep j.
! 6% Dec
109 • Sep
4% Sep
9%
!:7.y 2% y;:
Molybdenum -Corp—*.—...—«...I
Monogram Pictures common-!——— 1
Monroe Loan Society A———1
National Rubber
Kings Co Lighting 1%
Kingston
1,400
24
i
Kniser-Frazer Corp
1
6%
Kansas Gas ft Eleo 7% pfd—i——.100
;
Kawne?r Co——
Kennedy's Inc
5
Key Co common^..—
:
Kidde (Walter) ft Co.
—j——.5
11%
8%
6%
12% Rep
5% Dec
900
16%
18
5%'
8% Apr
Apr
7
14%
100
y .;y
Muskogee Co
2,900
7%
•
y
.
5% Sep
600
57/a
.
conv
Montgomery
Feb
Feb
; 2%
y:
:/'• y(is'-
13% Jan
.3% Apr
1% Dec
—"
-i
*
'
Dec
.
6 V*.
5%
-
:
500
r
^';-lly>.5';
y
>
.
P & L 5%
pfd
Missouri publlo Service common
7 y---
20%'
'
9%
16
'
—
.
32
1,000-
(
Murray Ohio Mfg Co——
Muskegon Piston Ring——17%
^?y .■■:•-
17%
6%
—
...
;
6
-1 n |||||j-: :y
I, m■!■■■ HI..
P|.:
v
2,500
2,300
A
3% '•
i
6,000
••
y:;.
—
Oct
9% Nov
25
:.yy v yyviy'-r
1
Minnesota
63^ May
Nov
.
19%
4%
18%
Sep
Oct l'V:
9
500
18%
dividend share*—
x?
1®% May.
^
Products-?-
|
x-"
••
1
■
19
t-r"~ 5%
Abrasive^...—^>...50
.
Class A preferred
•
Julian ft -Kokenge Co.—*
i
6%y
1%"
'V'-'
^JaP.y-
■
Jeknnette .'Glass C6
eommon——.1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jim Brown
-i--.
^200
12%
1,300
5%
6%
1 /'C..-
preferred..
Mining Corp of Canada..—
••
"'r
——
(
~
i
•
^
;
;* 6cp
27% Nov
200
f
20%
1%
^
>
4%%
.
24% Jap
24% Jan
May
6% Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
22% Jan
47
Apr
24
Apr
87% Apr
V;
1% Dec
40O
V 110% 110%'
H"
-y'—
Corp.—...1
Midwest Piping ft Supply com
*lYf Au*
2% Dec.
11
17%
*•
Mid-West
Refineries
Miller Wohl Co common
'
10% J»S
3,200
12%
.
-
.
600
■
11%
,
,
"■
'■
177/a
Co common——.——-•
.
.
\■
'
'
•
■
^
v
Oct
60
y
■
5%
3%
—.——10
c—
non-cum
Midvale
Jun ;
■-■2O:v--5^«-.s-80O:»^aO-'•y;Oct:7>fy.35.
13% 14
8,500
.
•
^
-
l,10O'-:
33
'
•t-.;
■■■*%■<«>■
^
t
v
/•..'
-
'•''■•'
:/^V<y<~V. :$•':}c>
Midwest Oil .Co.A.^^ mi..fen., km mi,»■
73% Apr'
.
34
4% Oct
!--7% Dec
1,700
11%
32
5%
25o '
West
Mid - We s t
33% Jah, y
Oct
•
.
v
17% ;
15' '
11%
32
B
w
4,000
■
36
•
:,l
200
• •
2
14%
pifeferrecL——..—. 14 '
:.'s'o
56 % May
Dec
■
9%
14%
-'1yyy
——i—
————■
Midland Steel
-
—
common
Corp..
.
0% Jan
2% Oct
17
500
/ '
4%:'
:
;
1%
17%
'11%,/y
Corp common
Midland Oil Corp $1, conv
pfd
jan
l-'W-L;
1,200
k
—
Class B
Middle
-
"
'
26%
-v.y
.v
De6
9
r/
v-
Micromatic Hone
International
{
1%
Middle States Petroleum elass A f t 0.1.
.
Deo ;
112% Aujf
109% Jun.
;
Textile
Preferred
,
4%
a
9
1
—
——
1,300
207/a
—
Michigan Bumper Corp
—
1
Michigan Steel Tube——w.-..—2.50
Michigan Sugar Co w
eewUww iw'
30% Jan
107% Sep
120
; 107
99
-r
15% Ang
Apr
Apr
117
21% May
40% Jan
•
A preferred..
.........100
Iron Co—.——————I
Messabl
\lil% Jwiv".;,/.
-I:*/" i
'79% Deo
9% Sep
;
Mfg Co
-y,-. Participating
Fc 'l'i',1'*}:,vV-?,
15% Jan,^.
15% Jan ;;
;
^
-66
Apr
111% Jan
14% Sep
100
4%
20
y
:'
y,
•
Chapman ft Scott—
6 % %
.Ma?
18% Bep
400
:
y
Apr
108
io
/
•
y/'S.
—1
——•
«►
-l
12% Jan
100
...II
y':.•
■■
Warrants
Apr
23
19
-
Sep
Sep
11%
21%
*
Menasco
-.....
5%! Oct.-.^
1,300
.
13
'51
—
America.:.—10
:
-300
117
5,800
v
17%
3%
,
,
I
—
Dredging
;• v;
Merritt
39% Apr :
'.'11 ; AP?
,
preferred—-106'
Insurance Co
<
^14% Nov
~ y
—
13
:i ^
Indiana Service 9%'
preferred——.100
7*
—
'
'
,
Ireland..iJlr—£i
;
:
Sep :?•.
53% ?N9
15 ^ Oct '.'
/:vv.yy
Memphis Natural Gas
7
20 A
ri,300
3,800
1,050
6%
6%
11% ,12%,
--
-13
Imperial Tobacco of Great
Britain ft
■
7% Apr
54
Pec
•
11%
<
T——L—•
Imperial Tobaccp of
Canada.!.—....5-
*
19
Oct
Oct
:
o
Mead Johnson ft Co
:
•'
"
4,700
18%
Iff
.
...
61
•
17
Am
dep'rets regii
».
t
L\ S^.
Imperial Oil (Can)
coupon—i-—•
Registered
'.i.-'.-f
29%'
113
u
17%
20%
i
*
——
"
-
28
Dividend arrear
ctfs_l——
i—• 17%
£IlUnosi ZinQyCo^comman
U-.U,—1118 ;
Imperial Chemical-Industries—
McWilliams
July
July
59
.
:
■■
'v..'■
common—28%
preferrtdi:::—50^
-80 j
12
22% ^an
„
jy
,
Ltd——....
Massey Harris common
Corp common
$2.50 preferred
■;^'^3v :;Vv:'';
-V':
|
.....
Illinois Power Co
i
900
v
r.->
Oct
37% Oct,
3% Sep
100
Co
Power Shovel
Mass Utilities Association v t
21% Jun
175
-
3%,
-49y2
1
•
Iptema^ Marine
Communication
Marion
50% Mar
10% Oct,
6
70
65
350
.
>12% '13%
3%
common
Co—y°/,—
Marconi
Jun
Dec
1,^00
'
Stores
(The B) Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg
15% Jim
.
45
,
.y:
1
Mar
6% Nov
High
3%
Aug
•
113
Sugar optional warranto
Mangel
75% May
27% Dec
150
11%,
8%
46
42
•>
100
10%
•
10
500
•/
13
17%
McCord
,
82
.1
Manischewitz
33% JUtt
k
A8% Jan
90
1
M
Aug
24%; ;;;y400:''; ::18/rOct/./l/. 37
1
-42%
;
'
80%
11,200
'v'" 175
■
87% Jutt
...17% Feb
Sep
87
glVa
Manatl
Y2%
10,100
^
> :47
^
v
'
;
250
-
-8%V
"•
47
•
__
—8
,
27
8
46
.
♦.
60%y ;- 2,600
22
8%
•
f
30
lVt
87
—
,
.;
—
59%
25%
•
10%
Huyler'scommonL-w-i-i,:———_1
1st
—
30
•
59% :
" 26%
; ; -8
i :
.
-47
<7om Stk: purch'
■'
—
—
ft
'
Low
Nov
.-32% May
25% July .
35%' Ssfc'.y//„'■ 45% July
_-r. * 140
Fsp - -170
May
150
38% Oct
47% Jun
112
May
115%Mar
40% x41%;
v
1
Light $0 pfd—«—*
'
preferred,™
'•::
1
Lynch Corp.
^ 45% May
ti^4^5$^53
—*
Range for Year 1946
High
t
.
Louisiana Land ft Exploration
Louisiana Power ft
Inc—tPPpp4'" :r^v^">::--;l9%VScpy..,
„Hormel (Geo A)'ft Co
common
Horn ft Hardart
Baking
Low
Shares
May
Oct
"y
'VV".-23% Sep
far Week
of Prices
Apr
' 113
92
Sep
J
Apr
Jan
16%
10% Oct
Sales
Range
:
.
19% Feb
48
;
2,000
*
V Sep.
;-10%y^ 2,500 "*v/9r Oct
5%
6
1,500
6
Nov
25
-26% 4
1550 ■"•"•'22 V&ep.
10
:
'5%'
•
:/':80
73
Jan
26%
"103%
-
'
7% Jan :
14%
Dec
19
100"'
200
Long Island Lighting Co—
y. Common ctfs of
dep—
7% preferred A Ctfs of dep
preferred B ctfs of dep
.
Dec
11% Sep
'
•
10
—
21%
r
'
150
—
31%
3% Sep
83
—
—
.1
& Co class A—
13%
9% May
*6%
1,200
-
,
f- r
15% N*'
12%* : '
Deo
13%
10%
y'
-1,600
24 :
3%
•
400
■
11%'
22%
t'
;
15%*>-400
12% -13
■
1,200
'*;Y 105% 105%'
—
100
,
Holt & Co common
(R)
2
-.1
w W__™
Heyden ,Chemical
8%/'> 8%
—■
'PI
w—
3%f;^;:300 .'/A:
Week'*
Last
Par
'
72% Jun
.
Friday
"
Salt Prlee
High
y
;j f
Oct
60
4%;
11-
<
*
Class-Ail
100
3% -V
-
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
'
Low
-
4%
Mining Co—250
12% *>P 2i Pi-
Helena Rubinstein
Hoc
>'
65
-15%
5
V:
'-i'<Mtange for Year 1946
High x/CpPzP-P'*
641/a
l>1; - y 4%;
Co.^.!—-i—1 PppPi
Hat
;-.:Vv.PX'pJp-'"v
for-Week
.Shares
ol Prices
PPlfP
Par '
Sales
'Range
Sale Price
Hartford Electrie Light.
Hartford Rayon
voting trust ctfs
Harvard
Brewing
'
Week's
16
Nov
6% Sep
132
Sep
35
'.
Jan
42% Mar
167
Dec
•
V
"
-rv.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
"
*
WEEK
RANGE FOR
1*
ENDING' JANUARY i0 ~
*
Friday
Exchange
New York Curb
Week's
Range
Shares
■-
Sale Price
Class
North
B
common
Airlines
Northeast
RR
Penn
Co
3%
.j
3.%/, ..V
.
13
13
Nov
62 y* May
Feb
12%
Jan
7
106:
.llflf--" llO^r'b1^- 25'
' 57
.58 Vf/'Z 55Q.
40 V«
Z 37'/a
42
v" "4,500
8
•
8
83/8;-- 2,400
>-i 1 1
31-j/4 "31l/4fc ;tTOO
v'
7%
Dec
10
Savoy Oil Co_A—
•1
Schlff
Co
Schulte
Apr
46 '-
29% Sep
Steel Co
Ogden
„
Corp
Old
*
Polndexter
Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
0 okiep
va • 8. •»
■;
12%
12 y8 .
— 100
14%"/15%r
11%,
14%
Securities
■Overseas
600
20
600
"
.,
T
v
22 r Jan
Oct
'14% Dec
26
6%
.29% Oct')
4% Sep,-
100
19% Nov
I
Oct
/,
Sentry
2%
t
r
Corp
BOO.'
1%*;" /'. 100..
*
9%'-.
'
Pacific
Can
Co
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
5%%
1st
Pacific
Lighting
Public
38% Sep
1,400
35%; 36
f.:. 200 <•
•104% 104'/47.0
40%
40%
40%
.
preferred—'
$5 preferred...
Light 1% pfd
Pacific Power A
Pacific
pfdZ
1st
300
11%
11%
x:tVA
common^.
.26%
3
Airways warrants
7 Paramount Motors Corp
Parker
Pen
/
Penn-Dixie
Cement
.
.
8
11
,
77%.
43%
Sep
9
7'/a
Nov
Sep
9
112 Va
Governor
40.
Ltd
; •
-
?
.
Oct
Jan
Southern
13%
Oct
"2%
Sep
5% %
6% Mar
5%. Dec
corns
9%
Nov -
44
;
/Nov
8
common
:
5%
15%
common
May
10
Sep
Jan7 ?
Power Corp of Canada
;
\i.
Dec
//V 28 y2 May r
Sep
■m
/ 10
common
100
1st preferred-
££7
.1
■i[* Premier Gold Mining
>•:<
PrenticerHall Inc common
Pressed Metals
/
of
Producers Corp
;
.19%
X-
79% /10
71,400
1 %'
2/// 2,700
Prosperity Co class B
1%
29
$5
1
/
Pyle-National
—
122^ 'r Jun
"
4:>109%
10^%
,26%
_
27
s
Va\
300
;£ l,300
;
XlO%
—10
Q
91%
-
90%
•
Apr
Sunbeam
23
Feb
Sun
95
161 / :
.
'
.
189
4%.'
common"!""
;
1_•
Raymond.Concrete Pile
.
37%
Roller Bit
Reed
Co
Engineering.,—II57
Reliance Electric &
Rice Stix Dry
Goods——
Richfield
Corp
Oil
,
Rio Grande
■
.
.
;
A
Roeser
Am
Rome
Pendleton
Art
-
Sep
Nov
49
:
5%
Oct
6%,A 6%*/
y/pZ
' "/ 2%
-3,800
..
-
«
26%
106% 106%
26
26%
/
U 25%/.
25;y8
,'*V!■*%'
14%
■
.
14
'
v
Jan
>
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleumj
I_
page
6%-. 6%.-,
6"
7%.:
.
4%
A Haynes common,
see
11%'
11%
Ryan
;
,
>
IP £ Feb ;
}
////$%
/'•
10V4 Nov
Jan!"/
-22V#. Jun /
-
Feb'
;/ 25
1%
Dec
3% Jan
14%
Dec
'iy 17% Sep
Oct
-//• 49% Jun
200
28%
450
;//
/
Apr>
• •
r
48 ' Jan
too;-/ 28 • Jan /- i/ 62 V* May
17% Nov/-/ 34% Jan
19%. 20%/ ,1,475 //
; 3% Dec./ ft'/ 6% July
' 3%
3% 1
w 500
;
11 y. Oct
' 26% May
.
27
800 /..
V4 Oct
.
.
'
.
Inc.*
16%
15%
119
-119
9%
/
j
V«'
'• j '
.-r't
■
t
.12% May
37 ./Jan •
29.,
Apr..
123
II6V4 Sep
20
'■
12%
13 Va
/
7,400
35%
Sep
7%
1,600
; 35%
100
...—
•
Nov
14 4
3,900
,
.
NOV
6%
29% Sep
400
y;
9%-
-
/
100
8%:
/ 33%
8%
33
common.
7# pfd^
13%
4%
26 %
17
:
•( 263/v July
OCt
9%
Sep
*
10% May
;
Jan
Dec
4%
.
,
8>9QQ.
800
'■r/,
63
Toledo Edison
/
7% preferred
Tonopah Mining of
/
6%
Trans Lux Corp—*
i >
Trunz
111
—
1%-
Nevada
i
4
1
150
59
Now
100
11%
Dec
Oct
3%
2%-// 3,100
!
111
iy8
■
;•// 4«/«
('
;
May
i
:
105%
•
"
Nov
112% May
109%
Dec
117
2,600
1%
600
3%
Oct
5%-
1
,
-
5%
.
34
Jan
May
5% Oct
14 %
Jan
'
10% Nov
17%
Jan
,
17%
Jun
-
1,300
10%
-
'
Feb
5% Feb
'9%
Dec
2%
Aug
;4% Feb
Sep 1
2,100
-
--
.
165
30
■/'!
3%'
10%
Feb
Oct
1
Inc
Feb
-
95
280
20
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
80c convertible preferred
May
14%
1%
Apr
700
Aug
6%
Oct
11%
Oct
44*% May
19% Jan
15
Dec
.
L'i
-5,. :. .Sep.
3% Dec
72
63%
2%
warrants
22% July /
7% Oct
;'/■ 6% Dec
400
100% 103
preferred
26
11%//
•
1%
Todd Shipyards Corp——
2,600
7
11%
U
9% May
4% Nov
5%. Oct
,,..4.00.
Brewing Co—
A Allied Stocks.
Trust Co Ltd
Amer dep rets ord regis
Amer dep rets def reg
Tivoll
,
11%
100
'6%
48
Jan !
-
13
-
July /
Oct
Oct
16
-800
••
■
Sep
17%
-•A
:
33
.
30% Aug
21
i) Dec
.
-22%
fy
15%- 17 % /'••
21
Construction
f
Feb
110% Mar
.'Oct
':"'V
Tishman Realty A
r
4ya May
"
"
Ryan
For footnotes
...
500
common
19%,
3%
31
:
13Va Nov
....
Tobacco Security
Jan
13% Nov
1,200
Co
Ftusseks Fifth Ave
.
A Light
Tri-Continental
21% Oct
26%
..1,100
15 -I:., 1,200
700
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—.:
4-?
/
:
y-
■
32%*;/,.
34
3Q%;
./ 33
Tobacco
'
•/.
Dec
Apr
105
15 "
7:14
Worxs—a
Dec
2,900
/ /■ 275
34% Jan
A
:
1% Sep
20
400
Roosevelt Field Inc/
Ryerson
37%
Dec
"
7,300
'
!
>
//v.
/ ;
13,100
;j
Jun
?;/
.100
pfd F.
Ihc_
Inc
:]/ Tilo Roofing Inc:
Aug
Dec
2%
3%
1,800
i%/p%;~
30
.:
Thew Shovel Co common
29% Jan
r
Corp,; common—.j
Metal
Petroleum
r
Nov
..
%
%
.
Root
44/
60
•
,
8% Nov
30,000
%
■
dep rets for ord reg_
Cable
30
53.
1
.!
.•
13%
Feb
Feb
84
.25% Sep "."/'i
-
f.
■
■
Royce Ltd—
Ronson
55
•
4%
:
Dec
1/r 6%/
1
7
Valley Gas Co—'■ 77vtc.
Rochester Gas A Elec 4%
Rolls
.
12
>
(Texas Corp)
1
:-.10O.
18%|
37Vz, .38V4^/., 400
'%
Richmond Radiator—1
17%
18%"
;■
Texon Oil A Land Co
Textron
./'///'/x'ir-"+
*■ >,/;/.
V"- 23% 23% •
100.. . 721%
14%
/;/ 18%; £ 16%. 19
; . 1,600.
723%
30%
28% .32%'7.. 1,900
warrants
6%
Jan
Dec
*
35% July *"
'P
Dec
18 Z
X
4 ':1:
11%'12%;
Portland Cement,
Technicolor
5
Jan
24
;
>'/ 15
J;!!325-!
55
,
>/;-
94% July
•
30,500
7. 1%
;
'8% Jan 'v.'.-
5% Oct
-"23%
Jan/
Jan,;/
/•••'/:: 9%' Jan. {
V. 3% Sep
600
May'//;
'
,18%
12%
7 3/4
160
23%
9% Oct
400
pX.i.- 3%'.
Corp—-
Texas Power
5%
,4%
convertible preferred
Raytheon Manufacturing common—..50o
/
f
r-
'
/
Apr
/
18%
Voting common
__/__lo
Railway A Utility Investment A
1
Rath Packing Co common
ios /..28%,
$3
Products
Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common
—
■i!'
'
May
?
r
Oct
.
7V.May;/'
Nov
3,000
■"v23
- 2*"A
28.-/
27% .28
Taggart
option warrants.
Oct
,
V;34% Aug '
;
Jun
114
640 *
mya Sep
20 '7.158
Oct
20
161
11% Sep,;;
irV'-
IR//7
Railway A Light Securities
-
24
A CO common
Ray Drug Co_t
Superior
J
Radlo -Keith-Orpheum
Feb
3
'•/
.
27% Aug
/
''
n
tnmon««;—a—.
Quaker Oats common
6% preferred
10O
Quebec Power Co
'8%
8% Feb
,
Oct
2%
/v
Apr
45% Apr i"
Sep
24%
//
•
45%
'
-
Feb
3% Feb
'
3% Nov
19%,
<
;10
Jan
12
16
72% Oct
Superior Tool A Die C01
Swan Finch Oil Corp
:;X;
*
/
;/•/
Oct
28% Sep
'
,
17%
: -
Feb
13%
;
?;i% Nov
•
/
19% May r:.
;
».*•
Dec
700
•
Stop A Shop Inc
Stroock (8) A Co common-
20 V* May
Sep
<
400
10%
7%
/
(J B) Co common
(HugoV Corp
27
,9% Dec
6
7%
•
9,400 /
4%;/ 4 %
'
Sep
^
"/
•
" 3,3(00
29%
3'/*',*%r
/
.113%-May
103% Sep >
18
; Sep /;
.
225
10% " 11%./// 200
)%'11% ""** 20C
14
14
14*
5
common....._.i
110%^"
26%
'
Manufacturing
-
Stinnes
-I
'
10%
Sterling Engine Co.
1
.111% Feb
prior preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
:!l:
106% Jan
50
*
Feb
i
Brewers Inc
Sterling
10% Jan
Nov
91
3%
18% Apr
/
6%
,
(A)
Stetson
108% 108%
_ioo'
preferred—
p. Puget Sound Power & Light—
k// /'/'.i/i1.; f
;
/
Dec
/
10% /10% >//// 400
Sterling Inc.
Public Service of Colorado—
y6%, 1st preferred—*^^100
1st
j : Pyrene
\
Sterling Aluminum
Feb
3
Oct
8% Sep
|h
Co
„.
Oct
13%
700
17%
17
j v Providence Gas
j
Stein
773.7* Sep -7 7' 95 7" May
20% Jan
8% De"?
„
<U' ''*
31% Jan
165
Jun ;
/,: 7 Vi Nov ?
r
6
B.
class
■
Oct
29'A
140% July
750
28%'-
(The) Corp
7^
Steel Co of Canada
•
X. 700
10% cr
Starrett
£,***« •'
50
4
20%
;
/
Jan
:/•> 43
Mar //
Jl% awn //
i. -if
51
Feb ■•/
39% Oct
32% Feb /,
30% Apr < ■;
2,700
.35
'35
//," 3%
'
America4
Aug
-
y 60 v Apr t
^ 69 V
2%
:sep^_;3i%: Feb
.•7, -.1.
of Nevada
1M
:. j.
35% Sep
3Jx% .Sep
.
600
3,800 v
23%
20
'
;/: Preferred
Standard Products Co.
Standard Tube class B_.
15% May
/; July//
i':£■/,^
150 ~
46% :/, 4672 -47
ioo
1%'i
I l%w 11,100
Pratt A Lambert Co__
v
'•
common-
preferred
(Ky)
Oil
// Common
,
400
-
9
2%
2%
>y4
Forgings Corp.
Standard
Jan
Dec
15 y8
'
8
7%
.
>2<T
-•»
7%
,
Standard Power A Light.
Mining Co
.
11 Powdrell a Alexander common..
.
10
'
?
10%
4%
| 'p Polaris
'
<
,
:
27%
Sep /
'
7%
$1.60 convertible
Standard
41%
41%
Feb '
7V*
14lA
".
/'
31% Sep ;;
,
Co.
Dredging Corp
Standard
:
.
1,700
30
.
,
-i
-
Oct.'/
iV/'U0% Jan-it-:
; 39 /' Aug
/
5
" 600 .7
32%- 33%V
34% 34%
•
preferred..
;,// Convertible
,
78% Feb S
7/ 15% Feb 7
Nov
'?
Jan
15 Va
! Dec
6
/.
_
81%
: 31 % '31%/
' / *700 >
/-A../';./..30%-. 30%;-,
/'600y
.//.fc_ ///' 143 % 143 %; V: / */ 10 *:
6%
'6%
6%
' 300
7
7'A
200
Standard Cap A Seal common.'
/ Jan
47
Mar
50%
1,100
•
v
Stahl-Meyer Inc.
Standard Brewing Co
/sr 15% Feb
*-fM4% Jan
Feb
29% May
.
;
Corp
Spencer Shoe
shs
Jap
!;
•;/ 108
14%
Pipe Line-
Southland Royalty
37% May
30y* Jan
j£ Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
Pneumatic Scale
&
Feb
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pitts Bess ALE RR__
Pittsburgh A Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
:;
Sep ?
V/
•
* 7
6
£
w-
11%
Nov-'
9%
'
-
6%
7%
8%
v
Edison-
preferred
5% original
>/
Apr
7%
7:102% Nov
.12% Nov. ,J 7
Nov V
/; 3%-/; 3,700;.; >/. 3 r Nov v ;
3
:
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Southern California
f.
v.
>/32%
South Penn Oil common-
-
JunT
\
374Jan
4% Sep
,
\/4,000
1,200
15%
7% - 7%
3%'
20%
8
Am
•/,• 12
Sep
~
13%
13%
Co.
preferrd B
preferred series C
Southern New England Telephone
Southern Phosphate-Co new com
63%
15 %
Ltd
jf ; Piper Aircraft Corp
9%
.Nov
"
Jan
Dec
51%'Aug
4 Oct
37
-
common
Johnson
86 y»
^
Va Apr i
49
Nov
—
Corp common.
South Coast
12% May
r
»
7?A Dec
..
.
Pharis Tire & Rubber com
Pinchln
117 1
Oct
5y* Dec
.7.62.7,Oct
250
•;
Oct
6
230
—
Manufacturing common-
Boss
Jan
Jun
24% May
// 180
304
xyxx
Sonotone Corp
7? 7 21% Jan
3l/a
/ 13% Nov •/
:
13% Nov
Jan
-
43%ii._.
.
31
/
100
7
8%C''.
.
43%
43
43%
56
Dec
..
600
:5y». 5%'
.69
* -ivy 'A'- 550
7%«
7
Co.
.
64'A
Mfg Co.
NOV
6%-. Sep
..
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Pierce
^£1
*
>31% May
12% July
2,900
7% 7
298
.100
.
Solar Manufacturing
May
43%
:28%
n
..'7
800
.
112% 112 lA
pfd.
.66%
,/ Pioneer Gold Mines
,
115% Aug
x
'
*
7%
m
Elec Co—
3.90% preferred.
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills.
L
July
K 600
3%.
3%
"7' sy».
Circle
dep rets ord regis—
Amer
J,169% Apr
,;
Sep
Sep
25% Jan
Sioux City Gas A
Jan
84
.,.
200
.10 %7
8%
warrants.
7 Penn Water & Power Co
7 Pep Boys (The)..,
Perfect
24
28%' 728% •% 7 150
8,200
5%
6
Penn Power & Light 4%%
?Z
v
39
.1
Singer
59% Aug
52% Nov
40
Manufacturing Co.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd-
16% Jan
-
•
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred.
Simplicity Pattern common.
>
12% Jun I
.115
•108
y
Jan /
20
600, /. ,l4y«-Nov
.
' *51%"
51
Penn Gas A Elec class A com
* Pepperell
'
.13% Mar
Sep
OCt.
*
Oct
Feb /
Jan
5%
;
...
i6%";::: *400
15%,
"
'
Jan
'i 14
Dec
S
15%;!
*
31% Jun 4:
v
10% Jan /
Oct /V
»/:,
24 »• Dec-;/
^19
Sep A/
9% Dec / ■/. 19% Jun
.
Silex Co common—
> <
11%
iv'-.
Dec
Sep't-'V
;.
,
;,k 3%
_
_
,
4
Ltd
Solar Aircraft Co.
7 Penn Traffic Co___^___
>,
H''',,
37...
Breweries
Sick's
28% July
?
Nov
1,8%
300 A;>v
i.
59% ,59%>
Pennroad Corp common.
;>
S
15%' 16
preferred....
cum
.
36%: 38
Peninsular Telephone common
$1
Jan
,3
24,100
32,400
w7
uf'. .*•
Co_—______
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills.
k
12%
11%
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
/
3%%;
I
;
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada.
"
-
.100:
16% May
Jan
27
.25
common
4%
:. *
-11%. Jan.
Service...
American
•
:7 41% Feb /
102V4 Julyl%\ 109
May ;
.108 -f Nov
;il7% Apr :/
35%. Dec
yy' $1.30 1st preferred
XX Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pan
,
Feb
35%
,
Nov
1%
200
_
.
1
Sherwin-Williams
19%, Jun '
46y8 July
.
,>,'i::29.-r. .Jan •
Dec...7.
3%
v-
4%
4%j.
600,
;
23% ; 24
.1,500
10 ///// 10
7 10%, / .400
142%,
142 ,143
t
,_5Q0
4%
k
Power.
Sheller Mfg Co_
.10%. Nov,,
5
)
111% May ;
•
1% *'■
5
A
'
July
7V» Feb /
30
Sep;
..^,2oo;.ii .10%
,13%^;/.
4
;
3%
.
class B.
Water
Shawinigan
-*-3<
Jan
7
;
104% May, :."
.200
9%
common-
Shattuck Denn Mining
'-.y./•/'*,^',*7/)
fVf'%
7'i
•
,
30May
.
14% Sep
82 .'..Oct.;.A.
Seton Leather common
P'
9% Jan
.
.,.,55% Sep
4,500
1,650
^
Nov
21
50
Jan
May ;
..
22"'
>
-
85%
Control..
Safety
Serrick
,
•
18
11%
Sentinel Radio Corp
.47
'
,,';i{84%:/
84
Semler (R B) Inc
*
46 Va Aug /
9% Jan :
f
,c ;
3% Nov
Allotment
Apr
.
3%
•
16%
prior stock
certificates
$5.50
:
Dec
12
2%
common.
/
:16% Jan *
8% Oct
12% Jan
1,900
-
40 •
Dec. 7
/ 18% May 7
Dec
,
Jan
118
„
49,000
23,,A
23
SVi July,»
v
100
4
.
;10% Jan;-/
■
29% Sep
11% Dec
-
,
Dec *
15% May !
.12% Jun
•
>
..300
<
Dec
38
;
,
T
1,700
...
'20%
: 4%.
%
3%
9,700
_
;.i
4
4
Selby Shoe Co
Selected Industries Inc
Convertible stock
41% Jun
;
.
778% Dec
"50
12%.
11%
12%
36
moo
~ v-i2%-*ia%
—
;
Nov
..
Feb
6
Dec
113,;.. Dec
200
*
-37ya;"
36%
va ■;
Distillery
Oliver united Filters B
Omar Inc—
-
"•*
.
._
30
150
32V4
113% 7"
113'
113%
Oklahoma Natural Gas new torn
v
1,300
2%
:31%.
32%.
class B.common
preferred.
4%%
Power
Ohio
2 %
common
Ohio Brass Co
■■
2%
36
11%' "11%
common
General
A Hardware
Segal Lock
;
I'V
200
:
5% '• 6%«
35
Seeman Bros Inc.
O
-32
32
common
(D A) Inc common
Manufacturing.
Securities Corp
5:/ Oct;'-
1% Nov
..4.600
Scovill
"
>
i .7
,3Nov
2V4*-v—1,709.
—
9%
"
f Oc t.
.8%'Oct
4,7.00
Brick Co_
Sayre & Fisher
21
j
12,600
4%
commpiL,-1
United Corp
Sculiin
Corp./—--—J,--.
Novadel-Agene
'[/?". 1
Sep !
5%
+
4,800,
•
7% 4,-.
1
Salt Dome Oil CO—
69% Jun
73% May
15% Apr
'
4
37%4,625,
conv
Regis Paper common
St.
"7 Apr
111
Sep
"
*.'
Class A $2
Samson
26%. Oct
,
■
108% July
; ,44%.Sep
"/ /
*
'10,800
9% *■'
Oorp Ltd
pref_
Lawrence
St.
Oct
21% Jen
13%
Dec
.
■
Dec
6%
3,700
7%
8hares- £'*v*_ '//Range for Year 1916
"-yv-'-ryX), ;
Lowy"-f':^;,'XHigh >:
;
High
May
-
8
s
for Week
of Prices
Low
3%
400 ;
'200
,
:
6%/
-
,
Z57%
——I
Northrop, Aircraft Inc
34
63
Nov
100;' Nov
,-j.*—20
A—.1—25
Natural Gas**^-.
Northern States Power class
Low
33%
1
600
39^/4
•39
r.'
6%,
5% pfd.100
Northern Indiana Pub Serv
Northern
400
*tZ'
Sales
Range
Last
High
•
-3%
■
40%
i
Week's
Friday
Exchange
York. Curb
Range for Year 1946
*
;
'
39
.
x
——8
1
—^-50
Central Texas Oil-
;
•
39
'
Securities.—*
Utility
American
Northern
North
39
;
'
New
-
f
Sale Price
Highv
Low
Par
class A
North American Rayon
,A
for Week
of Prices
"I
Sales
Last
STOCKS
$ •%'
/"—'?"7"
yy
STOCKS
*
i)1,.,"1;'. it
.
♦</
<
10%
Apr
Sep
Feb
Union Gas
8% Jun
9y» Feb
Union
T^rds of Omaha—.
.100 i
9%
9 Va
9y8
9 Va¬
.
9%.
.1,400
.
10Va
1,800
3%
3%;
3%;
of Caaada.
Investment Co.
Unlon Stock
11%'
il %
Udylite Corp.
Dlen Realization Corp..
unexcelled Chemicals Corp:.
9% 1
.
2
Z
1,000
400
..
8%
-
,
;.
Oct
Oct
7 V8 ..Nov:.
5%
5% Jan
,.
19% July
Nov
Oct'
>55% Nov
.11% July
,
8%
Feb
63%. Apr
'237.V*
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165
Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL ^FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
f-
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New York Curb Exchange
'
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,
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United
Aircraft
;'■\<
:
Products
United Chemicals
•;
'
common.*—.
'!
7
6%
BONDS
Shares
_
-
-
16%- 17
.
._7
26%
•>■
;
100
:
rrrX"*'10
100
F6b
A6%S series C
60;' May
Oct
Jan
95
105
-
a 7s
,
(Dec 1
A 7s
Dec
■
(Aug
series
A7s
-
United Molasses
Amer
r
Co* Ltd—
United NJ RR St Canal
United Profit Sharing
lV''-J.
_
100
-
10% preferred——
United
Shoe
United
1:;.
U S Foil Co class B
-
^-1
U S Graphite common
US
and
$5
U S
Securities
Radiator
;
21% '
:•
•
preferred with warrants
common
...1
.
f
LZ
■
250
-
-
8
:
Y
12%
16%
V-15
V 86
15%—;, 3,500
'
1941
17%
F—
;•
Oct
3
Nov
United Stores.common
<—.—5002 "V: 3.
Universal Consolidated
-
-Universal
v
•
O0—,
Insurances
Universal
—.10 'f
*-~V
10
25
common
Utah-Idaho Sugar
;
Utah Power St Light common-
>
5
.V'
r
-
—•
---800
--
f 22
:
-I-0^>
25;
4%^,
22.
Power
j-j
25%
?Oo
4%
21%' 2214
j
..
>
common
j-j
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1952
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1955
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300
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1964
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Mar
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24%
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1957
Kansas Power St Light 3yas_._
Kentucky Utilities 4s
Apr
'
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—
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87
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Jan
46
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500
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294
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1,175
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284
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70
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1%
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290
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(July 1941 coupon).,
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v
Dec
Mar
95
Interest
Jlnternatlonal Power Sec—
21% Apr
37% May
47 '-
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'i
214 Jan
13% Sep
20%
Curb
Period
; Oct
34% May
Sep
32
850
-
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v
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United Gas Corp
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United Elastic Corp.*-—
■
Week's
-
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Friday
■-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
238
Monday, January 13, 1947
OTHER STOCK EXCHANCES
FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY 10
RANGE
^
V
Friday
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Week's
STOCKS
Lart
Range
r
Corporation
Arundel
•
Preferred
-
Consol
vtg
41
.■
160
Deposit Co
Guarantee Fire Corp
America class A
Guilford Realty Co comtnoti
40
Fidelity «
'
;
-
40
I Nov
38
'
Feb,
160
7'
31'A May-:;
13% May
7, 55% May .,
I'm $ep.
20'
11
18
15
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18
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16%
Jan
188
$«P
Brach
/!,
com
44
44
44
18
Week's
58
May
54
Apr
42%
45
Mar
American
39%
■41%
—
American
ft,/Tel—————10U
173%
American Woolen
-*/// 30'A
Anaconda Copper
——.-50 .>,/ —
Jan
Prior
lien
•
;*?'*'
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V, •'
-
A. Son Inc
•
39%
i:)///:
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pfd_.T—100
Bigelow-Sanford: Carpet
Bird
•
—
<16%
Boston
37%
194
—
>
2^647
A
High
Nov
52%
49
•-
50%
15
Boston
77
>/'//
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RR— / 7/' y
Maine
Si
—loo
ri 5% class A 1st preferred———100
Stamped
100
37
prior preferred——
1%
class B
7%
Class C lfit pfd stampede——100
Boston- Personal
Calumet ft Heola
Cities Service
Associates—;
—
65%
16%
7%
'
.
JUn
153
Apr
55
July
86% May
'
45
'445
7%" •77..
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Nov
20%
Jan
Jan
Nov
21
Jan
;
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6%L pec
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70c
97 -A
250
93
67/ ^
132
53
4%
5
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37
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—————m '■$
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i
Hathaway Baking
common—1--.—-—1
*
July
4%
27
$
Feb
,
Kennecott
i-slL—
Loew's Boston Theatres
Maine Central RR
preferred
5%
common———100
100
Alkali Works
Mathieson
.
J
^
—
/
:
31%
1
Assn Inc
Marragansett RaCg
Nksh-Kelvinator
1
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.
:
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:
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30
40
32,
52y4
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15%
45c
24%
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Co
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;
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120
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Util Corp
A Connell
"'■ '**.-■
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47
England
5%%
North
Butte
Tel
49
25
U
46
/
Dec
Jan
42%
.
11
Deo
Oct
.a'.
♦
B
Sep
./
60%
k Jim
Dec
22%
Parts—
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: /v.: 14%
56%
9%
*
Sep
Mining
Northern RR
j/'V'"
Inc common
Stores
Material
Line
123
123
1
—*
,
vto
—
t
.
Quincy
30%
29%
31%
50
25
RR
Mining
Co
American Car
Mar
Northwest
Aug
Northwest Util 1%
Feb
Dec
143
16
25%
25%
26
3%
:
29%
Oct
24%
Oct'
47% Apr
47% Feb
1,811
3%
150
•; "i2% Sep
Bancorp
Fleece
Corp
,i—*
10
Stone
———
Assft
13%
*
Folding Machine
Shawmut
14%
„
Webs^fcr Inc
&
Stop & Shop Inc—
——- —
•
1
1%
15%
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13%
1%
200
■13
150
■
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80
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6%
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16
15 Vi
15%
35%
35%
44%
45%
28%
28% "■
46%
49%
Dec
Apr
Mfg
Bpaboclv
Jan
4
Coal Co
233/4
f 16%
Apr
■'•••
.'■ 87
34
210
37
May
Oct,
Sep
Union
United-Carr
United
—
i
Fastener
Fruit
Drug
—*
5
25
Inc
Shoe Machinery
*
5
44%
•
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United
'
—
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Twist
common
U S
Rubber
Smelting Ref & Min com
50
10%
70
S
71
5lVa
53% <
46%
46 Va
49%
Warren
Westinghouse Electric Corp
9%
161
17%
17 V4
Switch class A
61%
61%
61%
24%
24%
26 / : '
•
(The)
(The)
-
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of Prices
66
39%
Low
AdmirafjQprp comqpon.
9%
Advan<wfflum Casting?
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A
Co
common
pfd—]
100
—,100
:
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—
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8'Hhoard
On
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common
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19%
120
—
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Corp
1
±5
119
125
172% 172%
=K
13%
Range for Year 1946
87/6, pes,
20%
33
600
30%
5%
20%
Feb
Deo
8% Sep
Sep
17
90
110
29
200
20
21%
1,600
15
3,700
15%
17%
183/s
623/a
500
27V4
24%
/
Jad
Sep
14% Feb
Corp
A
5,800
1,200
2% Oct
11%
11%
550
4%
4%
4%
550
9% NOV
3% Dec
6%
6%
300
6% Nov
10%
Sep
19
Dec
103
May
37
May
21%
22
Dec
32
Feb
Oct
184
May
30
19
Sep
^
rr—
73/4
8%
*
29%
Jun
9
23
.150
20
1,500
40%
44 /A
,
A 53/4
'
20
29
A
May
May
16
May
bet
36
170
Sep,
25
Nov
(The)
20% Jim
8% Jan
14% Feb
9%
50
33%
Jan
Sep
24%
Jan
49 %
Apr
11
.
9 ^;
850
35% Deo
8
-Sep
28%
900
24
12
12Vs
400
10 7 Oct
16
16%
800
15
8
100
7% Dec
25% Sep
800
8
8
15
15
15
A 600
31%
34
170
31
31
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50.
3
-
Feb
A Sep
8%
/
Feb
'
25
27%
.
:
Oct
12%
20 V4
Oct
/
Jan
11% Aug
69% Aug
39% Apr
45
Jan
.
Nov
30
Jan
20%
Oot
14 V»
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A 37%, July
.
10
4
: 4
:
stock—
common
2
com—"
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4
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:
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500
41%
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300
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600
14
Oct
32%
50
27
Oct
v
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35%
303%
26%
27%
51'
51%
72%
72%
25%
—
21
253/4
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—
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/
/
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,
200
—
800
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41
900
21
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40
250
%.
31
47% Oot
65%
300
; 600
13 V«
11'
...700
3%
4
16
700
--
-
Oct
7% Oct
Feb
May
61 % Majf
97% Feb
21% NOV
12 / Sep
700
12%
10%
.13
11
49% May
26% Jun
45
July
34% July
?
18% Feb
;
'
/
;:.8% Feb
Feb
32%
41a/4
32%
*
25
A
183%
;
•
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg com
12%
Wisconsin JBankshares common•
Yates-Amer Mach cap—————5
39% Jam
19
„
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Jan
13% May
Unlisted Stocks—
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7.% Feb
24%
A 47% Feb
4 52
July
] 4% Oct
880
15% 15%
37 Va
38%
14
65
20
:
50
53/4
30
-
153,4
; > 37%
^,
8%
27%
12
:
16%
:'
Dec
Dec
38
2,050
A;
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I
100
25%
:
7
3,600
38
JB
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i/A
—
3%
Alleghany Corp
18% May
,
Oct
May
130
.38
common-—5
common—
capital
199% May
'
19
19% Mar
50L
Dec
14%
573/4 Nov*
•
Apr
31
,31% May
190
24%
165
21%
/
18% Deo
50
American Radiator ft 8t San com
Anaconda
Mill—;
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Rolling
Atch Top A
.
r
3% Oct
^i6
15%
Vi Oct
80
~
-23%
29%
40%
1,360,
104
.
Bethlehem steel Corp common—•
Columbia Gas A Electric—-—-.
42
1% Oct
Santa Fe By com——100
Certaln-teed Products
92
1% Oct
15 Ve
•
10
193/4
15%
20%
20(
ll3/i
11%
lot
Jan
94% Jan
15% Oct
8%
Oct
,
May
57%
14f% Sep
<
400
59
27%
24
'■
Sep
6%
450
-
May
.
Apr
25%
Machine Tool common—5
25% May
134
Feb
160% Nov
15% Mar
41
iidv
200
jun
23% July
5i% jun
.15% Apr
35% May
f
68
Apr
?/38%- Apr
jan
:v
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50
100
1,000
>
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3
Co
common-—Lad capital
208 South La Saile Street Corp
14%
3
*
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^
850
9%
19%
A
Trane Co
6%
Asbestos Mfg Co common
Athey Products capital
6
5%
0%
capital
Public Service
American Tel & Tel Co
r
;
B 10
-
far Week
400
5%
8
:
1
Dredging
U 8 Steel common—
9%
19%
___
Aetna Ball Bearing common-.
Allied Laboratories commohAmerican
9%
High
/ /
11% Mar
35
: Feb
V
Jun
'
May
Standard
Sales
Shares
200
c
Jun
36% July
30 ; Hat
17
.:
/ Oct
" Nov
*
,
%\ %' bify
/
Jan
10
10%,
Jun
Chicago Stock Exchange
Last
19
'/''45
1,000
'{.■■■■
Swift
Sale Price
1
—*
Apr
Feb
79%
Sundstrand
Week'e
Range
;
July'
.
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v':>
1
South Bend Lathe W^rks cap (new)—5
Spiegel Inc common
2
St Louis Nat Stockyards cap—
•
Sunbeam
Friday
•••
Curamings capital
•
83%
•
950
■w V 10
15%
8
dSoofety Brand Clothes common
Oct
686
A
'
10%
160
——^-—10
Binclalr Oil Corp
Nov
108
A 300
13
21%
*
Apr
41%
16% Oct
49
Sep
21% Nov
10%
:
; Sep
9
A28/'g
—1
common
Retth Packing pommon
Stewart-Warner
STO 0<H8
Co_-__——
•
49%
95
250
-If
—.
50
85
Dec
.300
75
':
A:/(!
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Oct
13% Dec
12V# Aug
/
A ?A •.:?!?
20%
—
——10
1
•
Jun
Jun
425
17%
class B
53% Aug
18% May
Oct.
Nov/
13
200'
120
5i
59
(new)
com
-..-..-IT
Serrick Corp class B common-—
Shellmar Prod Corp common—
46
52 3A
95
•
12%
(S D) Co
41%
125
Sep
Jdn
-20%
>
Signode Steel Strap Co com (new)
130
1,951
1,200
•
Waldorf System Ino_.
,
11%
70%
10
U
48
•
:
20
Mar/
35^ Jan
25% Jan-
33% Aug
.55% Jan/,
5% Sep/
1,400
71
?8 ; jun
20% Aug
„
210
300 '
f
20%
/
/
'Dec '
100
com
Sears Roebuck A Co capital—
'
Torrington Co
Potter Co
1
Oct
:
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17% Apr16% Jan
"31%
Jan
Feb
Dec
,9ML Sei)./
17
300
9%-
18
'
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Pennsylvania BR capital
19%
14%
,'
400
22%
A''A.¬
—«4.*gL-l
common
Elec
Penn
Oct
14
80
common
preferred—
Parker Fen Co (The)
Feb
-17%
1% Dec
-12%
/
i7% NbV
-150
v
Feb
Jan
May
■
Perfect Circle
Reece
16: '; Nov
150^
•
Feb
•
42% Apr,
30 Vi Jun
3
siyX,
26%
20
Nunn Bush Shoe common
Oct
10q
550
53
53
•
100
common
132
2%
Dec
10%
17%
142
129%
Jan
13
50% Nov
"
22
31%
29'
;
24%
14V4
20%
:
,16%
100
ri.%
Dec
/
47 '
j
r
^
(new)—•
•
Oct
Jun
Dec::
7%
200
\
77/8
B 3/8
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Jan
Feb
A'25%
17% Dee'
14 V4
'
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V ; V/
22%
*
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Sep/':
14%
A
1**
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69 V2
1
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'
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23%
16%
10
Jan
ii
Feb
Oct
20%
7%
•
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Oct
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8% pec.*
48
9%
22
_
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May
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21%
6
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68%
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75c
115
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10
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8%
1-
1,300
50 Vi¬
18%
50
3,800-
^1%
19
—
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May/
16Y»
Dec
—
8%
>
preferred
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prior
Apr
'
37% May Z
Nov
.150
.7%
■
—1*
Mickelberry's Food Prod
Miadle West Corp capital
$1
Jin
25%
; 38
18% Oct
m§
18%
'
common—5
116%
140
7/
4
•
Pacific Mills common-——:
Pennsylvania
3%
100
*'•
'14%
20
1
Marshall Field A Co common
'
100
(N H)_—
RR——
Colony
3
13
—
54% ^55%
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23
J1-,../ 16
$3.50 preferred —
—
Lindsay Lt A Chent common/
Oa*
Old
,
Jan
.50
Sep
200
9%
it
19
•
.
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Jan
2Va
26 '
400
/ 56%
——/I};.>A: 7%
Brown
'
Oct
1,900
'
31%
Li.——L—*
: Apr
1,850
21
May
'
4i%,jun
•
.11% Dec
600
18 3/4
9.V'
56 %
Cumulative preferred
Feb
30
17%
200
9% / ,l*'^ 15%'"'
1 -i.v
Jan
-•••
95%
140
Oct,
29% Sep
30.
Feb/
20.
.
...
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37% May
79% Apr
Nov
/
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20
18%
Jan:
4
.
1%
76
13%
34
18
3 -29-
;
Libby McNeil A Libby common——7
Lincoln Printing Co comrnom
1
Mar
Dec
250
2,700
.
A 3% £. 33/4
--v>.
54% •
Leath & Co common—
Feb
Sep
Dec
Oct
A'--
Kellogg Switchboard common—
Apr
253A
f
12%
/{;i6 /
.■;/.//
1
Refrigerator Co common-.
Werner
;/•
38%.
193/4
-.■■
^10
Katz Drug Co common
Feb
Oct
60
1%
23%
33
i
Nov
'
4%
65% May
27% May
Dec
.21%
jun
-14%. jun
.
7%
May
28%
•
Jan
69 Vi
-
200
Feb
July
173/4
76
30.
.
Oct
59
26%../-. 200
34
18 v?/
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Warrants
Apr
Oct
310
1%
A
32;
37%
1,3%
0
Indep Pneum Tool (new)—
Indiana Steel Prod common—
:lj. 223/4 July
Nov
6%
;19
Oct
7% NOV
L25Q
8
75
23%
«
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Bartlett common——25 "
Hupp Corp common_L————
:_1 ;
Feb
51%
124%
211
200
91%
.■
26%
'
-23%
30. A
.•
Hibb Spencer
Feb
35e
100% 102
7%
70V4
91
.
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63 A
Feb
Feb
15 Vb May
Sep
850
'
Apr
5%
25
8ep
-50
.
Oct
110%
1,300
f
Jan
160
1,430
7%
Ku-S-i.'?•>!■'£ Ar;;;/?.:-*
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Apr
705/fe May
13 %
118% 121
a
1%
280
-
.
24%
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Gossard Qa (H W> common—
•
Great Lakes D k D common—
-•
Jan
■
•
15% Nov-
100%
208...
.: J'.■ ■':
41%
713 '
119
1%
^
—
Goldblatt Bros
North
•
100
2.50
preferred
New England Tei &
6Va Nov
63
Gillette Safety
& Elec Assn—■
Gas
1,100
8%
.
Montgomery Ward & Co
New
3%
Apr
/
May
25
50V2
13% Nov
21%
/
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.Corp'"c6mnion__--—-l?;*'
General Finance
Jun
350
■':
100
118% 119%
;GeneraK-Caaidj^!Class^^ri^--i;«—-—5
Jun
145
175
,
100
204
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Flour Xfilla' of>America.Inc—^
0% Apr
Dec
39
^
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-
common——
■'"•"v
Miller
AA/
2%
15%
8%
.
Hammond Instrument Co common—J.-1
1% Dec.
130
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16%
40c
4%
28
100
56%;
16
15
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305
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17
100
7
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;
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Aug
33%
2%
31%
—
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245
18%
16
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Sep
21% Oct
61% Nov
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16
77
10
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26
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734
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49%
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25
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9%
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2,025
32
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30 3/8
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/
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59%
203/4 Nov
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115
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32%
35%
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10
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22
30
'
31
57%
577/s
36%
30%
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20%
29
/
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National
First
2^
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sh vtc A~
par
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Jan
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95%
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General Motors Corp common—-—10
12% Feb
100
98%
common—
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20% May
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61c
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6%
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22% Jan
6% Oct
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22
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40
podgo Mfg Cojrp common new,^--^TlQ;v::'; 13% ,"■
Jun
91
6>/a
7/.; 28
18
38
......
May
6
6
' 7/
Nov
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25% May
150
Dec
35-
77/ 10
7-:/ 264
6V2
15 %
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5%
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70% Jun
51% Feb
34% Noy ;
60
123
-
130
66%
06%
preferred
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7;
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preferred _———100
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37
6%
1st pfd stamped—100
8%
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:
36% ;.37%/
;
Jun
20
;
(
May
18%
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Boston1 Herald
66 :
20%
V, 19%
A
Consumers Co com
Mar
44
651
'
Sep
"400
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.20
Oct
,
Nov
23
2%
Feb
Sep
120
/ 1,502
•
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66
265
218
7:
,
-
23
Feb
59% May
; Dec
15%
Jun
Dec
Aug
410
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30
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11%'V
Jan
10
-
22%
I
—
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Doehler-Jarvis
140
a
17%
'
26%
'f 17% Feb
30% July
14% gep
U% Nov:
37
22%
-50c;
58 3A
Nov
30% Jan
34% Oct
504
140
500
700
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Oct
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2003/b
19% Ma*
159%
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131% 133
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132%
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100
:: 69 %
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————,?
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140
42%
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■
Alb&hy
ft
Boston
40%
400
12%,
: 47
150
—*
preferred
—
Chrysler Corp
Range for Teasr 1946
J
170% 173%
29% 34%
Tea'
American
,17%/
-
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10
Umcago uorp common
Convertible preferred
Shares
High
7
2 ■»;.
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commpn—
Convertible preferred
Central S W UtU common-^—4
far Week
•<
14% Dec
Chicago A Souteern Air Lines-—%:■ 7%
Bangs
of Prices
P«r 7//;:7/
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Sugar Refining common—100 /•■/— :«/
./ !. ,!7 >' *'"//
12% Mar
450
'
Jan
Sales
Last
k-;.[
800
153/4:
;
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Friday
14%
-
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Sale Price
\ 17
20 Z
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i
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—
Central
stacks
250
19%
14
/
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A. 49% May
/
♦:
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,
15
.
-10
Carr-Consolldated Biscuit common
Castle A Co (AM) common-
Dec
40% Oct
1
t>0»
:..29
Jan
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l new)— -2%
common—L-_
Central HI Secur Corp
38
46%
Mills coin
Range^fot YCar 1946
•;,V.
250
14%
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Sons
&
-
15%
—
313% Aug
Dec
.19%
capital
1
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Aug
58
■
Mar
30
38
45.%
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inc
1 36%
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35
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common——.
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46
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8
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38
300,
17%
100
90 ;,
Nov
159
-
150
20 '
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rr
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Shares
Low
Berghoff Brewing Corp
JBmas Mig Co capital—
am
4% Feb
.
12^'n,"
316
18
4mm::-
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665
800 f
8i;1
315
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205
Year 1946
Range for
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
*
...
Co, common^—-
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81
Fidelity A
;
i/o 7
7ii %
11%
^
24%
V 9%
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7
..
9
400 '
Betden
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High
24
t c_.
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E L A
Gas
24 ya
.—
common *
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bait.
Low
Bastian-Blessing
for Week
'or Prices
sale Price
Far
f
Par
Sales
Week's
.
Last
Sale Price
/rAf-AA".• -»Tde.KS-::.
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Adg
51% Feb
Uo
Jan
106
25% J®
13% May-
.
Volume
Number 4559
165
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
-
CHRONICLE
239
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
■
n
of Prices
10%
Curtiss-Wrlght
10%
5%
5%
„
5%
400
Farnswortb Television At Radio.
General
Electric
34
Motors
Corp
Iron
>
5
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Apr
; Nov
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Rfchman Bros
S
Steel
Van
Feb
20%
5% Oct j
.
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v
Warren
&% May
Nash-Kelvlnator
New York
15%
capital
Packard
Pan
Motor
18%
200
30%>:337/a
Central RR
North American Co..
16%
177/8
Corp
; 300
Car
Amer Airways
2%
com
new
12%
287/a
31
Oct
37
100
.
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July
13%
^
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i 18%
7%
900
14%
>
Apr
Detroit Stock Exchange
Ford
2,600
;
38% May
14
May
Oct
,
3% OCtf:
6% May
rv
66% Jan
12% Sep
300
86%
VI
Apr
Detroit Stock Exchange
20% July
*
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Friday
Sales
'
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Industries
American
Launary
American
17%"'
———*
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—20
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17%
Cincinnati Gas
•
20%
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Cincinnati Union Stock
T
t——50
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98%
22%
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-
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common
Metal Products
Prudential
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—
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1
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Cliffs
Corp
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common
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45
95
25
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Jun
20y4-Feb
;
45%
Feb
35% Aug
53% Feb
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-
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f
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;
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2,000
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/
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7% July
,
47%
Jun
7
Dec
Jan
4% Jan
6 %, Feb
'
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3%: Dec
.
Jan
21%. Jan
.
Sep
3
<
,
Jan
5
'
650
8
6% July
;
Dec
10%
960
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4%
4%
160
33/4
7
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12
Jan.
19%
Jun
Oct
6%
13%
10
.
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V-
5
1,000
>
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14
14 "
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15%;
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Mar
,
995
11 Va
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Oct
*
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Oct
750;
Sep
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2
450
2%
Jun
207/a Mar
Dec
> '
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487
2 Va
2%
1
23% July
13
15%
2'/a
4/-
Jan
Sep
Aug
6% May
•V4
Apr
29% July
A
Week's
Last
Bales'
Range
fer Week
Prices: Shares
High
Range fog Year 1946
2%
4
3y*
23 y4
Low
,
A4S
90c
5%
2%*
77/8
885
Jan
6% Jan
: 41
Oct"
?
1.78
May
V
6%
4»A Nov
6
2%. Dec :
9%
6% Feb
;
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^ 5% Mar
17%
13Va Dec
5% >;>•-• 650.
. ;.
356
r
17 y8
-
,
26
60c
2,400
7%
7%
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1,575
2%
._
2
24%
85c
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23
v
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.■ ;•••
5
Nov
3% Sep >
836
3%/'>.!>,-: 800
Jun
Aug
Oct
Jan
Apr
Dec
47%
*
.——100
Corp common
Central Investment Corp
1
Chrysler Gorp
Colorado Fuel &
-
> 28%
22*
Preferred
8
•> V
Iron common
—20
•
ConsolidatedSteel Corp new. com
Creameries of America Inc
31% ;
23
Co.
!
Ltd d iss A
Tele & Radio
Corp
:Fitzslmmons Stores class "A".-
45
I
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31%.
25
a21% a2iy2
...
13%
' 1.80
;
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100-
a8 ; ;
-
Nov
31
'•
20,325
180
-•
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jan
f
20%
Feb
Apr
2.70
May
7% Deo
8
Aug
16
60c
- -
.
I
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-
--
-
33 y4
12% Nov
420
,
Jan
May
98% Apr
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700
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13
—
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20
.
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-
Nov
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16V4 Nov
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8%
;
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185
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28
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33
19
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25
16
Oct - ?.
136%
76
Oct
23%
10% Oct
24
16%-Oct
229
230
31
—
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Electrical Products Corp
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Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co
'
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23
.
Douglas Aircraft Company Inc—j
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Dresser Industries
—~—500, >
'
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2,630.
14%
14%'
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i.
i
287/a
13,650
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14
.
Jun
19% Jan
16
Jan-
Dec
V
41% Jun
__
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;
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California Packing
32% May
Nov
19% Feb
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9
1;;
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Nov
7S
8%
1
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8
3% Jan
3y4 Nov
>»
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Apr
Exeter Oil
-3(1
425
V/a
4!/a
7%;
4%
•
common.
—
Oil
Chlca
Farnsworth
•
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Oct
36
1,340
Friday
Bolsa
Apr
Jari
»"*-»
4y«
Broadway Dept Store new common
Dec
»v-4't
4
:
Janr
8ys
Deo
4
45% May
Oct
6
800
__
Gay Furniture
8
a24V'a a24Va
-
Berkey &
6% Nov
-
-
5
;
>
•
110
4%
;;:
Jun
a-- Nov
9
:
2%Nov
/ 600
6
9% Feb
Angeles Stock Exchange
Blue Diamond Corp
Feb
8-' -Oct
150
100
41%
50c > 7>: 3
Company^.——1/ " ■
Corp
Barnhart-Morrow
987-
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16
620
37/a
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2,030
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5%
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:
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/10% Oct
a36%a367/8
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80%
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14% Jun
•
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.
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Oct
6
300
Low
Apr
,v.;v:
32
13%
2%.
Mar \ w^ao%-Jun
Sep
600';; ;/2
4,610
•(
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52
36'■> Sep
-
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9
'
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.
B_—
common
RR
:
9%; *
6%
.
1
70i
38 > 35%
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*
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Pennsylvania
;
.
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265
Sep-
1 ;f-
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Warner
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^15% May
Dec
Deo
12
2
34_
* .v;
common
common
STOCKS
Feb
23% Jan
Nov'
12
32%- 33%
13
Paving Brick...
& Mfg_.l
class
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al2
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32%'
—.—10 ;;
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-
800
100
12%,
V/»
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.71
35, ;; 59%. Nov
r"; 156
- - 58%
Oct
>;
180 ;; 20y8 Deo
14%
Oct,
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34% Feb
36% Oct
>
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60
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Jan
263/+ Jun
Nov
4%
200
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50
Oct
33%
7
iv2.1%
10 s;
1
Wayne Screw Products new com
104% July
10% Sep<
208
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Jaeger Machine
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)J__
Lamson &
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Gray
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p—,
14%
2%
common...—.—1
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Gabriel'Co
'*?■-17%
-
.
9% Oct
.17 v,Nov,
51
Jan,,
32
.
84% Oct
> 38
Mar
*'
19
Sep
<42% Jan
37
235
915
290
:
9% Feb
153/4
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;
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common
44% May
Deo
39
Dec
• ; ;
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tr'+'sS1"**, cu,',
V
,
30
Dec
18%.
2%
Jan
8Ya Jun
*
-
200% Jun
\
14
.
50.
610
a56%-a58%
•
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*
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Faultless Rubbe? ^..i.^—....—.../.I,
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
26"
12
-
8%
"< 25% May
35% Nov;
27% Sep
7
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6% Sep
-
Oct"
21%
1,707.
41%
;
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new
J Udylite
5
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Railroad
Erie
'
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80
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-63/4 Feb
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200
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159%' Nov
250
-
Nov
4%
2,825
6%
35%
;
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River Raisin Paper
'
Jun
'
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Oct
493/s
1,347
-
6%
•
2y8
2
Peninsular
Range for Yeap 1946
7Gf 1
6%
35%
10,,;:
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-
174
70
55%
4%
1 -V;;-
1
28%May
3%,, Oct
12
Sep
1 {■■■
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Tivoli Brewing
50
200"
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Clark
.
13%, 13%k
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American Home Products com(Un).-l'
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2
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80% Aug
-'
Aug
21
11 "Oct;
:
19%
Cay————*,
Park Chemical Co—
—1
Rickel
Dec
5
4% Mar
XOV2
1
Walker & Co
Alleghany'Corp (Un) —t——<•——X
Ajmericanj Coach A Body
——5
Deo
100
25%
10
comujotu:^..—<^^....10 >'
53% May
65% Jan
.
3
1,925
16%
Screw Prod common
Packard
.
Last
V,
<>
19 %
:
Corp >4——
National Stamping
Exchange
Wedt'e;
'8ale«'"
Range
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..
May
Dec
16%
100
,3J% '
1
Drug
Sheller
Glevelanit Stock
Apr
17
2%;;;
1
—
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20
28
May
14
9% Feb
Sep
5 Vaf
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Kresgq. (9 S)
Oct
Sep
,.X
Murray
Jun
42
t
2%
Car
Motor
16% July
5%
LaSalta Wines common———.—2
Aug;
41%
%
£4.Wi
Bearing-
Hurd Lock & Mfg common
Kingston
13%
54
1
Hoskins Mfg common
Hudson
23
23% Jan
Dec
2%
1
:
:■ r •';WV;■
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34% Dec
39% NOV
62
*
—
Oct
Sep .j4.
47% Oct
167.
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-
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.
Brands..
Standard
*>■
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—
22%
75/
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Columbia Gas
Die
y
&
McClanahan
,55.^ja7St Jan.;
11
...w._>10
Brewing
Masco
3>
Motors
•Hoover Ball
Nov
Oct
5%
;
—
Michigan
Feb
17%
1,564
4%
Brewing
Gerlty
Feb
Jun
10'
200
13%
May
5
21%
L'Vf
;
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General
Oct
NOV
2,100;
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4%
53
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7%
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American Rolling Mil! L±*m
Cities Service
—:
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Oct
31%
13%
1,095
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26
Oct
5
7% Feb
15 %* Oct
100
6%
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Dec
400
v
11%
,
Dec
.
380
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270
; 400
V
107/ff
25%
.
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; 3% Nov
•
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Friars
Mar"
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.
43% Oct
8
" Dec
250
Navigation..
common
Federal Motor Truck common.
Jan
70
Cleve
Edison
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Detroit
*<
7%
Frankenmuth
56'% Mar
«
53% Oct
'39
.
Jan
Dec
til
25"
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20
10%
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450
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20
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Dec
57
125
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July
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249% 250
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62%
•
;
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May
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JV.
Motors
106
•; 15
18% Sep,
;
50
-
Mar
10% Apr
t
v
May
86
35
Machine
Motors
Electromaster,
Feb
20
35%.
■2%
common
15
Detroit
Dec
'115
;r
35
•
lS'/a
147/s
Detroit &
Oct ■•;
30%
Oct
11%
i4ya
14%
49% 'SOya-
.j
121
13%
15%
Davidson Bros
25% Dec
Sep.
101
69
^
42% -42%.
t.
22
1,722
-
22%j
,
Mar
ho*
900
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Continental
Jan
6
>13% May
,r?
3
Consolidated Paper common..—,
Apr
Range for Year 1946
High
Low
575
Mfg
Brown, McLaren
46 y<
.
-
12% Jan
52*
24
^
22% Oct
',•>40
13
Eagle-Picher .—.—.10;
Jan
160
99%
'
13
Formica
Dec
1%
5% Mar
270
,
Yards.
-31%
24%
Shares
1
Burroughs Adding
•
107% 109
13%' u:~y '
50
Cincinnati
'
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Dec
6i
21%29%,
29%
100
—
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dnolnnatl Street
285
V
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Churngold
Range for Tear 1946
High
32 % ";<.. 33%--
.V
——,—*
—1;
Balcrank
Briggs
Shares
tilgh
fer Week
"400
Products,—.
Metal
Range
•f Prices
..—1
i
American
for Week
of Prices
Low
—L.
Products
Allen Electric
Sales
IX Range
Sale Price ;
Par
Aeronautical
Last
Far
;;
Exchange
Week's
Friday
4'." \
Jan
Telephone: Randolph 5580
22% May
Oct
=
Cincinnati Stock
;
Nov
DETROIT
Building
\
Procter
Jan
83% Mar
31
Jan
Chicago Stock Exchange
-
Sale Priee
Meteor
15
5%
44
-
Sep
New York Curb Associate
Exchange
78% May
v-
11% Oct
T- '— V
v
3%
62% Feb
.
•vi'.-y:
..
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-
STOCKS
Kroger
Oct
57Va
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Feb
25-
;
200
common.
common
1
i'
83/a
14%
3%
Co
Aluminum
3%
21% Nov
'
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30
28% May
15 y» Oct ;
400.
.■
27%
United Corp
'■
152
20
Aug
*
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Oil Corp
Rubber Co
:
15
Standard Steel Spring
StudebakeT Corp
i
97% Feb
34% Feb
449
a707/8 a71%
.
Jan
-
Members
14%
•
Standard Brands common
Wilson &
Jun
a24% a24%
.
—
•
(Un)
63
Aug
i
.67
$ 0' ,"';Nov
^14%:
14%
Socony Vacuum-Oil Co Inc
U 8
-
■'
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Radlo-Keltb-Orpheum
Republic Steel Corp common..
Sunray
32
38
37% July
,,
Feb
20
Radio Corp of America common—.
Standard
Door
Feb
49% Sep
20% Mar
'
(The)
•'k
>
Dec
21% Sep
54 i Deer
Pullman Incorporated
Pure Oil Co
r
Steel
40%
10%,May
28%;' Oct
,,400
33%
:
Youngstown
19
Oct
Jan
5% Oct
2
Nov
446
52%,
9
24%
"
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Tube
&
51%
High
55
150
,,.w
Apr
35
Refining & Chemical
Low
a9%
a28'/a
—
Range for Year 1946
High
a9
0
Motor
Shares
a28
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Sheet
Low
r
10
common
(Un)
common
Youngstown
Jan
24% Sep
-
14
25%
-
12%
1
Corp
Pepsi-Cola Co
.
& Jan.
r.lr 44
900 :
6%
6%
Paramount Pictures Inc
1,000
32% Sep
13% Oct
K
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Dorn Iron
White
Martin, (Glenn L> Ct> common..
(Un)
Standard OH of Ohio
Feb
51%
,
Nov,
•
•
Corp of America,
Republic Steel (Un)
,
■
10%
common
Oct
Feb
16%
<:'7% Dec:
Co.
Graham-Paige
Interlake
Radio
20%
ef Prices
\
Per
12%
Oct.
Bales
for Week
Range
Bale Fries
•
High
v
10y» Dec
200.'
>
V
Low,
,
stocks—
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Last
-
Range for Year 1946
Low,'High
Continental Motors
10
Friday
for Week
Shares
.
ENDING JANUARY
V
Sales
:
Range
•/-
Sale Price
'r
'
,
Week's
Last
t
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Feb
2 '* ' •
General Motors Corp common
16
—,
Gladding McBean & Co.
*
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co com——*
a56%
Garrett
Corp
(The)—
-1
9%
OV2
'
55
30
-
-
55.
3f
a55y8 &56%
..-
1,900
-.5551,100
135
.
..
9Vz Nov
49
Oct
25- Sep-54 Va Dec
2oy2
Jun
79% Feb
-
38%
Jun
76
Apr
,
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
JANUARY 10
RANGE FOB. WEEK ENDING
f
Week's
of Prices
Stock Exchange
Listed
York- Central
North
American
Oil
17%
177/s
t
,-alO
May
35 Yb
14% Oct
9% Dec
Sep
Jan
16% Jan
36% May
y
24%
1 19%
Feb
1,090
5%
Oct
12%
340
6%
28%
28%
1
99% May
; :
29%
Oct
36% Aug
50
6V2
A'
85
51
Nov
115
a23% a237/a
30%
;':i
—
—
Paramount Pictures Inc
005
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a32 a327/0
4
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18%
alO al0'/4
.„10
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Packard
SCHWABACHER & CO., SAN FRANCISCO • J
|'
ALLEN & CO., NEW YORK
;
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V'
Direct Private Wire« to .'
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Co
■'
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57%
360
-
,
High
47 '•
240
42%
a59% a62%
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North
•
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Montgomery Ward & Co.
Unlisted Issues
r~
'42%
44,—.
& Robbins Inc
McKesson
FACILITIES
Range for Year 194(1,
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1
New
Member Los Angeles
Shares
Low1: High
.
'
BROKERAGE
AND
v
for Week
'
Sale Price
COMPLETE INVESTMENT
FAIRMAN & CO.
Sale*
Range
Friday
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STOCKS
,
..
29% July
Feb
"
West 7tfr Street
2IO
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
.50:4 H;:^4-;:25%V 25%
Phelps Dodge Corp
LOS ANGELES 14*—TRinity 4121
—
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Oil
Pure
Friday
STOCK S
-
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Foods
Hunt
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28
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Kaiser-Frazer Corp
—
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Lane
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'.ockheed Aircraft Corp
1
Angeles Investment
•
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—
90c
3%
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1.15
30c
1.20
Petroleum Company
1
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Occidental Petroleum Coirp
,
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common,,,,——*
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Co————-r—--10•
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5%%
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*
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6%
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1
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Southern
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Standard
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Textron
37%
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25
8% '
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.
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Woolworth
V-
361
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(F W)
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Mar
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-
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15
13
■ -
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'
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20% Jan
26 % July
Oct
American; Tel b
July I'
90
4 Sepv 4
68
Apr i
Feb
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69%
Oct'
42%
Feb
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Jun
69% Aug
14
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4
11% Dec
21% May
13 Yb Oct
19% Dec
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(
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9%
Oct
65%
Oct
19
Oct
27% Apr
8%. Dec
•
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-
,
20c 4 Jan
2.80
Apr
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Jan
Jan'
24c
Budd
Refining
Co
Corporation
aviation
--—;
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97
a36%
6%
—
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Baldwin Locomotive Works vtc.
13 '
20%
Barnsdall Oil
_5
5
44—
Bendix
Company
Aviation
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Boeing Airplane Company
Borden Company
Borg-Warner
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15
370
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Cons Vultee Aircraft Corp
;
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Continental Motors Corp,
1
Continental
Crown
Oil
Co
Zellerbach
(Del),—4—
8
1-
Curtiss-Wright Corp
General Electric Co
General
Foods
Great
^
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Iron
International
*
4
•
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•
7
Loew's Inc
•
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16%
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159% NoY ;
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245 r;
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13
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48
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;
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2,734-
47%
Feb
370
;.y 7% Deo
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9%
Dec
100
12
NOV
49%
51%
Philadelphia Co
Philadelphia Electric Co common
81 preference common
preferred
Insulated
50%
8%;:
serie"s
A
Co
preferred
112%
73%
Aug
52
62% Jan
54% May
22% Feb
';l2V,0ct.
130
50
.37%
40
59%
Dec
Sep
23% Sep
8% Oct
196
1,000
20
200
155
16 V2*
•
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;
Oct
12y4
60
•
61% Sep
;
1%
69% Aug
Oct
%
150
A
4%
4'A .Feb
Deo
32%
769 *
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3%-
32%
.
;
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■
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782
*
V
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3% Feb
5% May
3 % Oct
44%
.45.
;•
51%,
:
3% Sep
1,900
.
'
July
78% Jun
t
Oct
49
10
24V4
Jun
*
200
•
Sep
33% Feb
Oct
1%
23%
13%
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18% Oct
;
100
27
V;
Sep
,
7%"Jan
56 Ve July
•
30% Apr47% Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
78% May
L»8t
4'4;-
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LoiO
4
Arkansas Nat Gas
.Co pfd
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Co
Columbia- Gas
h'slectric—
10%; 10%
;
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4>:-,w4- v::-: 18%
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195
15%
35%
Nov
■
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10 Yb
Apr
35% Sep v
50
27
32%
Jan
35%
>
40
.
Sep
..
Mountain
Fuel Sunfrly
12%
33%
Apr
51%
Feb
■: Dec'
Nov
53% May
3%
5y8
a46
a46
al2al2y4
35% 35%^
1,700
5y8
Dec
15%
50
43 Ya
Oct
60 J/2 May
100
10% Oct
20%
295
29%
42
National
Radiator, Co
4 ;
Oct
Jan
J&n
May
SSS,
1,418
10% Jan
13% 13%
100
16 "
—
->
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Standard Steel Springs
31%
41% Sep
60
Apr
15% Apr
Vanadium
40%
Westinghouse
Deo
26% Deo
Apr
; -
1%
1 41 v
,
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14% Nov
10
—
7%
1
8an^Tov Mining""77,1
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Co
90
Feb
10; - - 41%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass,
Pitts 8crew & Bolt Corp;
,5-45
.4.75
20% ^
16%
Joo,
»
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M May
17% Aug
,
.
.
u/s Aug
Feb
26
Nov
14
Feb
43
493
£
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,
8% Oct
708
22%. 22%
,
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Oct
5%
30
v; ::v.v4'4
--
HarM,on_Wa.kerRe'ractories....-,;
Jan
18% Oct
750
225
Oct
8% May
23%
V
25
19
11%, 12
11%-
-
:
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25 ~ 10 Oct
11 Jan
80 7 16% NOV ;
31 .Feb
- -4
31% May
Mar-.:
2% Jan
-
(Or Week X'A-".
Shares >: ^ Range for Year 1946
Range
ef Priees
SalePriee
Jun
13%
S»le»_ XX'XZ-X
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513/a May
;4 41
-
30% Sep
.
200
loy2
a24% a25%
5%
40%
■182
50%
;
950
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Dec
17% Sep
10
;
65
3%
-
Aug
i.'i
3%
16% ;
36%
89 %
3%
;
$3
33% Mar
52
"
46% Jan
fg
25
25
common
preferred
United" Gas Improvement:
Westmoreland Coal
Dec
1%
—
United Corp
20%
40 V
49
65
Apr
23
70
80
71%
121% May
Dec
118
'2
Transit Invest Corp common—
Preferred
114% Nov
17%
94%
47%
33% July
20
20%
7%
73%-
4, '.r,
;
36% May
Dec
26%
20
94%
7%
Dec
,
20%
^
*7%
;
24% Sep
1,218
24%
94%
——
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Class
A participating;
Tonopah Mining
•
3
17%
23%
23%
common
Feb
Jan
33
110
.
27%". ;•
17%
11% Oct
.
3,289
27%:
;
15
.
117-
117
-100
50
Salt Dome Oil Corp——
i„,l,
Scott Paper- ———>*•—*
3%
Reading
11%
,
26%
—3
Philco Corp common.
Apr
87% Nov
310
a24%^
26%
•
•
~—100
*
Wire
9% Jan
Jan
: 27%
Sep
37% Nov
24%
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Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
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RANGE
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270
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100
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7
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Feb
50
25
common
15
87
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25
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19
82
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23
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common—
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14
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32
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14
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100
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25
31
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33%
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all% all%
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13
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3%—-3,-155-
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Jan
10
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Pacific Tel & Tel
Feb
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24
10 Va
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^
common...—__—_—.1
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26 Va
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common
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33 Va Dec
15 1. Dec
7%
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26%
Hyde Park Brewing common*,....——4
Hydraulic Pressed Brick com.—.—100
v
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145
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Jun
Dec
;
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5% 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting Corp
•
17
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Griesedieck-Western 'Brewing
•
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10 ;
1
common
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•
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11
7%
35 %
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27.
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Century Electric, Co..—.1
Coca-Cola Bottling common
Columbia
Low
'
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Range for Year 1946
75
29%
100
Cons.
1st preferred
5%% 1st preferred
**'
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Sep
:__1
common.
6%
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Jun
23
100
Pacific G & E Co
Shares
42%
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preferred
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for Week
of Prices
Oct
,
American
Occidental
Teletype BL
Sales
Rang*
Sale Price
29
3%
North
Exchange
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Aug
800
26 Va
common
Pacific Can Co common
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Friday
19%
33
3%
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Apr
32%'\
26%
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STOCKS
13
10
6%
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335
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15
33
North
.;
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15
5
National Auto Fibres
Natomas Companv
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15
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Sales
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Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, January 13,-1947
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
jt- -
stocks
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Par
Ohio
Oil
Olaa
t;-a23%I
common—
Sugar
Packard
Pan
Co
Co__:
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American
2.5d
Airways—_____
Pennsylvania RR Co_.
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3%b
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12%
30%
315
30%
245
a26
445
Co
—
26Va
27%
483
Pullman Inc cap —i—-
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133
65 55%
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214
.
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30%
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.
39 % Jun
30% Apr
32% Feb
Mar
31% Jan
30
30%
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1
common-
f. Preferred
Republic Steel Corp commoiLi.
Riverside Cement Co A
Co
34-"
Warner Bros Pictures—
Corp of America
Radio Keith OrphCum common.
v:/7...
;
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co common-—
lOO
Radio
ShastsC Water
.,
a31%
Range for Year 1946 V
30
United Aircraft Corp tommon,.wa.i.-5
United Corp of Delaware
i
l
U S Industrial Chemicals—
——
405
40% ,.40.%
1%
-. 8 ?
-.20
"7%
—55 %
S
•;
High
Sterling Drug Inc common————..5
Studebaker Corp common.—————.1
Swift & Cb capital:
—25
12%
40%
i
Mill
.
$25%
>
.21%
—.
Pioneer
w-ii—
Low
•
preferred__———_25 f
5% %
585
--25
._25
common———
6% preferred
E
Standard OH Co of N J
30%
a25%
Pepsi Cola Co___
Phelps Dodge Corp—,
Sb. CaV Ed Ltd.
.
200
6%
6%
12%
1
—50
Paramount Pictures common—.
135
a23% a24%
6%
V
common.—.
*,
5
20
.
__
Co
High
Low
"
,,
-l
Coast Life Insurance—
5
Western Union Telegraph AiL---—i—*■
Westinghouse Electric Corp com—12%
_______
Sinclair Oil Corp——'—;
—.
Socony-Vacuum Oil capital--.
Woolworth (F W)
Coinmon-
-——lO
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
„7„ i'
RANGE FOR
/WEER ENDING JANUARY .10
-
i '
,,.
<
Montreal Stock Exchange
Funds
Canadian
:.'
'yym-
'■
Friday
.-
■
•
-
.■
blOCKS—
Week's:/•
Range
Last
■
Safes.
...
-
for Week
^
Range fi
Shares
of Prices-
Sale Price
y;00yyy.':yyyhyyy y,-yyoi^-y0ty
LOW '/■:
,
-
i*
Abitibi PowercomL—
"
preferred
—20
$2.5ff prior preferred——
20
Acadia^Atlantic Sugar A—
;£*
5% preferred
,wi.—
100
Aleoma. Steel
Aluminium
ftrimmnft
:
—
24%
Electric
199
27
27
15
15
8%
; 6%
:
y-:/;;,/
■
8%
1.90
2
27%
28
£
Mines-Ltd—
23%
-i*
ForCst Products—•
Columbia
*
Bruck
611k Mills—
Calgary Power
Canada
cnmrnon
!_■♦
^
•
30%
26ya
23%
19
19
*
__
10%
15 "
48
25 %
ld%
kq
48
,
Canadian Breweries common—
;•
25%
Canadian Car & Foundry common
,*
14
Sep
77
48
26-"-
•'
50
"
July
Jun
14% May
;'
•
22%
4,53.
t
185
483
62
29
98l
•
Feb
Apr
16
-
Oct
29%
4,425
14%
Jun
31%
270
865 '
305
15V4
Feb
25%
'
23
^Sy
85
25
-
19
14%
4,015
--*635/,.
60
45
19
—15
Sep
May
45
77
19
Canada-Northern'Power Corp.1
jan
2%
.•
23% Jan
19
Canada Steamship common—
5% preferred
21
315
110
u*
common—
...
20% sep
2% Sep
1,683
515
——*
Foundries
Preferred
Oct
31%
16V»
Class'B—45
Canada-Iron
Get
10 y2
19 %
30%
26V2
83%
30%
26Vi
—100"
Sep.
i76
-275
75
20V4
75
;
^
preferred
^
1u.Canada- Forgings class A—
Dec
sep
29
16%
100
—____.
.
Cement
3i%
__5
$1.30
'
29
;•
Sep
23
575
3
Sep
6%
1.15
285
3
28%
31%
-3
•
-
Biilldiht Products elass A——
Bulolo; Gold Dredging-—i..
15
13,160
29%
29
—
.;-.-;Class.B.-—
26% July
150
23%' 23%
3%
4
■
4
British Columbia Power Corp A-.
Sep
Jan
130
456
12%
188
12%
Brasiti&n Trab Light ft Power—
British
16
18%
22%
189
21%
22%
1&8%
—_*
Sep
Jan
103
1,316
A; Paper class A——*
Bathurst Power
Sep
July
■'
19%
250
<*
•«ai • TWephon#.:Irilf
35
445
10
920
27%
v
15%
1,495
114
1.90
Cnrp
Bralorrie
f
,
21 '
__
*
Warrants
Akbeatda
30
6,820
50
325
-20
202
199
-pfd—29
Corp
common**
Argus .Corp
^
—
22%
■
..—t>v
Ltd
Alumlhtim Codf Canada 4%&
Amalgamated
19% 5
,
«
-
,
49% 2d%
19%' 19%
37% ; 37%•/22% 23
105
103%
.23 •
24%
19%
$1.50
20
Class A
Canadian Celanese
7%
Preferred
18%
—
59
•
common
'
42%
13%
'
100
Canadian Converters class A pfd—100
/
Class B common—-———
.*
17
13%
40 '.
—
17
*
19%
60
42%
17
.
31
Canadian Foreign Investment—35ya
35%
35%
15Vt»
14%
35 Vz
18%
945
1,331
125
14y4
common-—:
Prefei-red
;
__25
^
31%
14V4
I4yj
•
14'/4
14
Canadian Locomotive
*
35
35
Canadian
.*
—
Canadian Ind 'Alcohol
common
.Class B
Oils, common.:
Canadian Pacific
Railway—L—i
18
13%
-
13%
29
44y2 May
/
2Q
60
,485 7
13.
13V*
88
,42
42
42Va
t.
30%
30%
11%
11%
26% May
25% May
/
18% Dec
24%
Feb
19
Apr
102%
280
315
Class "B
—
class
—__
Distillers Seagrams old common
17%
—*
Preferred
-
100
Jun
Dominion Dairies common.*———
Preferred
Preferred
100
Dominion Tar & Chemical
27% Sep39% NoV
51% July
41%
31%
35%
Feb
37 y2
Jan
Feb
'
42
35%
14%
15
767
37
12% Mar
23
May
26
100
21%
28 y*
May
14
" 26
'
.
Nov
Jan
Jun
32% Feb
26
26 %
26%
675
1,485
—
25y4
25%
1,090
26
May
»
93
93
.598
120
May
184
184
94'%
184
preferred—100
—
100
—
20
Electrolux
Enamel
Heating Prod—
A
1
20%
—
.
.
;
Power common———..
11%
General Bakeries
General Steel-Wares _•
18
*
Goodyear Tire pfd inc 1927^_
Gurd
(Charles) common
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastlne—
;_50
..
.
*
I3y2
•
11%
18%
25%
18
16 y«
15%
8
Bridge
Howard Smith Paper common
Preferred
i
T_—
100
Hudson Bay Mining As Smelting—'——*
1
..
42%.
12%
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_9
:
14
■12%
7
14
34
Jan
Feb
14% Jan
105%
110
Cutika Funis
Jan
;:v-
:.Jan
Glove Works
'Atlas Steels Ltd—
Auto
1,072
60
i; 185
Industrial
£1
—
Acceptance Corp com
*
Bronze
Preferred
common:
—...
—
*"
For footnotes
see
page
246.
__
.
v
—
8
-
Belgium Glove & Hosiery com
Brand & Milleri Ltd A_i____—
British American Oil,Co Ltd—.—
British Columbia Packers Ltd ci A.
,-490
1
1
30%
106
26
521
8,
30%
106
26
.
'
^"
lO ;
37
38%
110
36%
37%
4,930
Class B._—i--A-«-r
British
61
' 10
•
II
g%
8%
10%
Columbia Pulp & Paper Ltd
-•-.•Preferred
Brown
'
Company
Preferred
-_i
common
—
Butterfly Hosiefy Co Ltd
——
*100
2,850
10
11%
5%
"
Co .Ltd. class B—•
Bathufst Power & Paper class B—.
/
4,622
/ -
14*.'
38
25
International Nickel of Canada com—♦
'
^
100
Preferred
International
__
'<
-_
5%
•
:
'"""7%" V
11%
3
27
.7
7%
11% 12%
2%'
3
*
26
2.7
Range
Lou
High
,
■
Preferred
Fabrics
,
Lid——.
Shares
of Prices
L6H
Acme
/Sates f.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS-
■.
.Week's
Friday
Last
3% Sep
350
8%
13
16
22% July
v.
2,520
29% "J >'
53
53
42y2 44%
,
Apr
May
5
150
.
27 Ve
28
•
'
.22
7,7.75
1,045
-
Jan
22 % Aug
90
20'
16%
Aug
24
19%
180
;v
Jun
107
25
595
95
-
,
%
184% Aug
;
255
17%
:
5%
__—
.
110
110
110
110
'4%
5%
17y2
18
55
55 v
13
13%
110
—
18
25
18
•
—lOO
100
18
28
85
25
2,587
495
,
■
18
11% '
Famous Players canad Corp.
•
18ya
Foundation Co of Canada.—25
5%
preferred——,
5%%; preferred—
18
21
17%
.,
,
25
103% 104
20% 20%
20%
17%
'
•
—^
conv class
Corporation
Hamilton
.25
230 '
26
••
—
Eddy Paper
Gatineau
155
33
i—.100
Paper W/0
&
32
^
26
^
Dryden Paper
Jan
Jun
14 y May
Dec
9
35%
26
Dominion Textile common——
Bros
13% Mar
26
—
Preferred
45 Va
23
Oct
31
Jan
41
14%
—
Preferred
Donohue
119
10'A
33
■'
—.25
common
—
Donnacona
Feb
July.
;
Dec
106%
90
1,085
265
2
Jun
16
30
Sep
Nov
~
32
'
100—
—_——
11
16
33%
Jan
10'A
32
—
Dommibn Steel A Coaf class B
Dominion Stores Ltd
>
VtC
'
—
35
&
Dominion Glass common
«
_*
Steel——*
—
Foundries
33%
—
May
50
29%
15,831
17
19
107% 107%
33'A 34
15% 16
—
Dominion Bridge
i
.•
•
•
Dominion Coal preferred——29
Dominion
-
May
f, 46
.
■
610
A——*
Davis Leather Co Ltd
♦i
Jan
53
-
983
11,^'*'r/
Jun
31% Aug
210 7
86
'
*
July
49
50; :
86%
■
Jun
14
6
25
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
8
Consumers Glass—.
———♦
Cockshutt Plow
Aug
78
3,279
Cottons
Jan
22% May
25
13%
40
31%
Canadian
Jun
20'A
•
.14-
Jan
y2 Aug
r^
l;128" "465
.2,625
650
for
tear 1946
Hid*
Volume
165
Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL ft FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
CANADIAN
RANGE
Frlday
Week's
Last
STOCKS-
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•
Canada & Dominion
Sugar
Canada
Canada Northern Pwr .7% pfd
Canada Packers^Utd
class A_
Co
'
:
'
'
V
03";,
-,--100
1
Canada Vinegars Ltd——
Canadian' Dredge & Dock. Co Ltd
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse
'.39>V
-*t
;
7%
preferred
_
•
15%-
180
37.
;i 20
Marconi
—100
16%
16%
J.
21%; 23%
i
190
>
Company
'
•>'
v
*
f'A.yv
•
65
Canadian Western Lumber
Co
"Westinghouse Co; Ltd
27/e
2
2%
'
178
.
12%
51
Ltd-—T—«,
—1
—*
Corp.—
May
Jan;
20c
Pato
Apr
'
575
4'%
44
.44; f
•
Rochette
Apr
40
*
40
37
13%
17%
.
"4"X
4-:r;;*C.xi
^'*?\
Eastern HteeL Products
*Ltd...^—
Mills Ltd preferred—20
v; .295.
37
13%
18
*
:
Dec
45
i
.15
July
L
6%, convertible
24%
6V*l/c
Preferred
A4
9
jr.?.
lr
f
,12%'.
r
103
6%
:.—10 .fc-;--l—
Paper Co—
0
14'/2
■1,165
70
12%;
350
Southern Can Pow 6%
pfd—!—•
Southmount Invest. Co. Ltd,
% Thrift Stores
United
United
Fuel
Inv
A
.
Aubelle
'
*',
60
115
24c
.14
100
*
.yj
.
Mines
19%q
Cheskirk'
28
Jun
Dome
Mines
1
East
Elder
3,000
27c
Canadian OIL.——
Sullivan
Mines
.1
1
Goldvue
Ueva
43
*'
"
—Mc£
For
footnotes
'
7
•
9c
5,500
1,000
3c
4,000
y
1.00
9.25
•
10
May
1.85 Aug
25c
Jan
54c
Jan
1.03
4,900
9.25
1.20
19,000
12c
Apr
May
•27%
18,000
90c
•
Dec
2.40 Aug
Oct
38 Vic Apr
1.36 Jan
f 90c
Sep
8.00 July
530
: 1.03
Feb
26
103
230
1.00 July
13 %c
2,500
9.05
.
.
99
"*Aug
129% Jun
26% Sep
17,983
:
1
^—
10 %C
•
7%c
7%c
8c
3,700
...1
53o
53c
55c
2,700
13
13
•1
Nov
8%'
Feb
1.95 Jan
VVi
45
1.60
1.90
1,688
X
26c
1
.■
90c
UC
Hardware class
-
28c
13,900
5,000
15%
19c
19c
30c
32c
"
45,300
15c
Oct
Jan
Apr
3% Feb
Mar
20o
Jan
Feb
102
Oct
68c
395
23c
30c
—-—
85c
12
•
•
Dec
9%c Dec
12% Mar
Mar
24%
-
1.00 Dec
22c
Jan
23c
Oct
92
-
,30c
,
Nqv !/i
6% Nov
13,600
92c
|1C
88c,
July
ff 9
4
-
Astoria Quebec Mines.
Mines
25c
10 Vic
14%
-
•
July
6c
48c
;
850
95,
7o
r3
500
8%
93%
—-1
A——
-10
Mines———
Mining
-
13
8%
93%
•
;L80
Gold
—
10c
X
—m. mm—
rn
Yellowknife
r'
55c
"
62c
Jan
Jan
18
Apr
87c
Feb
1.70 Apr
July
a
'
? 25c
Mines
Steel—
Atlas
229,300
f
25c 26%C
11
——
Aumaque Gold Mines—
Gold
Aunor
Auto
Mines
:
—
29c
16c
10,900
11%
2,125
8%
.
Fabrics class
if 28,900
25c
75ci
20,000
50c
Apr
55c
;
.,
Oct
4.80
2,426
12
,12
5%
,
5%
Dec
Jan
10% Nov
,
46c
.5%
,
;67c
4.30
67c
4.50
—
Class. B—
-
9%
30c
AUbelle Mines Ltd
t'yt
Mfties
54Q
35c"
:.
Dec
11
1.55 Feb
iff 5
7.25 Feb
Oct
"650
;
1.02 Apr
7:v
July
3.80 July
10
;
1
7C
Dec
12% Aug
.•< 6% Aug
13c
26%
.38%
:
43
Beatty class A—'—,r——
Class
Deo
July
Deo
26c
Aug
4,000
3.50
420
1.60:
3.40
4.65
-77c
34c
■
75c
52,400
1.09: 1.11*
'IZj'y}
17%
-200
•
780':,
3,850
340"
.
Dec
July
2.25 July
-
2,000
500
••
B
class
—1 J"
A—.———*
———_*
Jan
49c
Bidgood
Dec
49%c
Biltmore
Jan
v
43c
.
;
70c.
32
3,300;
13,600
...
1*85
5
Kirkland
61c
Hats
common
60c
Sep
1.45
Apr
390
33c
Dec
75C
82c
r
;.1,500
58c
VV1.36
1.45
Jan
13
14%
75
12
Jan. '
14%
Jan
,..21 Vi
22
100
21
Dec
24 %
May
-^13%
58c
2.05
35c
1.15
American
Oil
Forest
$>.;■ Class B
July
45c
Nov
;
Jan
10
Sep,
10
55
Sep
61
-.14Vic
6,416
13c
Nov
30c
———
39c
'•>.3-:>
23%
12
'23c
2%
23%
27
=
25%
•
3%o
15%
*
7%
29
23c
2%
27
r'.S
30c
Sep
■
Jan
Dec '
18% Feb
Jun
30%
Sep
26c
Nov
Jan
Aug
28%
Jan
5c
Jun
25
1,310
3%
Sep
2%c
Sep
150
13%
Sep
a
120
6'A
Oct
29%
>•>•585
-
Aug
39 %c Jan
15c
>5,960
15%
Feb
20V*
6,000
4c
f
Dec
July
10V*
,2,010 7
/> mi
1,315
24 H
1,570
,
55c
July
7c
10c
2,000 f
16,200
12%
21c
•
30C
1,500
9c
8c
14c 16Vic
12%
—*
—
14% Oct
Nov
5
59
9c
British Columbia Power class A
•
British
•
16c
1
41c
-—1
1.34
*
4.50
Dominion
OIL.
Broulan Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Buffadison Gold Mines
Apr
90c
Dec
Feb
Buffalo
Canadian
65c
Apr
Buffalo
Red
3Vic
3,115
3%c
Dec
9c
Jan
Building
7 Vic
Burns
450
16c
May
1.04 Dec
15c
14c
Jan
19%
2,900
72c
July
4
13%
^;4vf.38c'
1
Jan
Sep
81,300
8
Dec
47c
'7 17% Jun
7.11% Jun
;
Mar
Sep
13o
Dec
42c
•
59
15c
*
Columbia
Dec
90c
23 Vi May
v
22
•
—
Columbia Packers class A—
10%
9c
Feb
1.45 Jan 7
13%
—"
1——
British
Brit
26c
87c
-
*
W Brewis
3.500
1
Dec
Jun
15%
,
II,400
Brazilian Traction Light ft Pwr com—•
Red Lake Mines
1
Sep
6,720
I
17%
Dec
Aug
22c
1
.'
11%
3%c
7Cc
May
21c
common——-—--———*
preferred———————50
26c 27 Vic
10%
7.50
v>
216
Oct
21c
.*."
—
.
170
200
:
Bralorne Mines. Ltd
Brand & Millen class A
Jan
Dec
July
2.65
11
Bonetal
Oct
49e
Nov
May
46
Nov
10,700
45,100
Gold—
Preferred
Feb
Dec
Aug
51
Jan
32c
47c
Boycon Pershing Gold Mines
Dec
6c
Jan
31
:
97c
Bonville
13c
11c
8,200.
39 ;
30
1.64 Jan
4%
Jan
32c:
20c
Jun
7% May
Sep
July
89c
Feb
Sep
500
Jun
21
Sep
Dec
28c
42 %c
;
Nov-
5,100
39
Feb
43c
Idooje Mines Ltd......:
50c
16c
Apr
July
97c
Aug
Feb
99c
25c
40
1
Mines
Dec
45C
:
Jan
Oct
Feb
32c
:
Feb
27
1
—
Gold
British
15c
86c
43
43
4%
—1
River——;—-—
Berwick
13c
•••
4
57c
170
12c
'
>18
25
71.750 |
18.
-
Bertram- & .Sons
NOV
58c
-24c
Jan
July
7 VicJun
155
y:
77c
18
Dec
,10c
30q
7
100
Class B
July
July
:
22
21
7'Oc
32%
1,100
11c
19c 19 %c
;
22
70c
78C
22c
20,390
15,000 f
510
3,500
8.25
2,500
:
40
7%c
78C
124,300
18c
295
8.25
23C
15C
39
21%
32%
'
jBeauueu' YeUow toiie—
Sep
'446
955-
7Vic
*.
12c
1,899
"
38%
——.—-i
Hear Exploration ft Radium
NOV
-117,700
38%'
40
of Toronto—10
14c
26%
Berens
5c
5c
13c
25%
15 %c July
15,300
Bellcterre Quebec Mines------"——-—-1
13c
1,400
21c24%c
Oct
44c
1.60
"f:
■;
23c
10
Bevcourt Gold
5%C7
28c
f/fi;
———X
16
1,310
i.
Dec
20c
38c
246.
25
I,328
190,100
page
July
"42
;
Nov
189
30c
9c
25C;; 31c.
16c.
iz
see
Apr
Apr
Jan
"107
Jan
July
Sep
187
16c
—
,
Dec
19c
Hell Telephone of Canada———100
23c
.
28
92c
f 10c
275
300
22c.
82c
Mina«>———
Jollet-Quebec Mines Ltd
1.13
Warrants
Athona
Dec
15c
jLiaae
1.00
?•
Blue Ribbon
26c
f
Zollinger Consolidated Gold--—
-I
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines
Ltd——1
J-M Consolidated Gold
Mines Ltd——1
$
•
1
—
*• —
Ashdown
.
May
July
50c.
Ltd—.
Gold Mines
21
40%
24
*;
Sep
Sep
103
-
11,200.
9c
19c
Ltd——
Mines
Sep
:.
43
37c
526.
Mine*..
Mines
•
High
22% Jun
Sep
19%
1,650
i
39c
3,000
5%C
Pound Lake Gold—
Ooldbeam
23
15
35%
,
;
"
Mar
6,500
12
23c
••
41
10,500
1,000
9c
Forinaque Gold Mines Ltd
Goldora
24%
12,
-15-
35c
9c
9Q
Ltd--———.—1
Fontana- Mines ,(1945)
20c
-
19,700
—
——
Arntfieid
'
.1
Ltd---—
14
-65
1.35
106 106%
41
9c
*
Eldona Gold Mines Ltd—.
El Sol Gold Mines
32%
1.25
106
•
370
39c
33%c33%c
——"
Mines-—
Range for Year 1946
440
1.34
—
Armistice Gold
Dec
19c
•
1
25
23
Class B—---_--_i.--V--.--r'-**'-'*"
30c
39%C
A
Ltd——:—-r-~'
37%
22%
16c
Base Metals-
37c
3c
...
Ltd-;
Donalda! Mines
19%
37%
1.84
Arjon
22% Get
Oct
53c
——
Jun
>
3,777:.;
3,045
1.57
Bank
35c
9C
Ltd-
—
19%
Bank of Nova Scotia-——-^—•——.10
8,000
22c
.1
Mining
19%
20%
15V2C
Bagamac
23<?
9c
1
Mines
1.00 Aug
Lou
19%
1.60
May
19%C
9c
„'
■
Cournor
25% Jan
Shares
1
,
May
5%C
Cortez Exploration
lie
Oct
for Week
1
July
May
Jan
80c
30c
1
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd—
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Dec
Va c
14
LowHigh
Corp Ltd common
•
Preferred ; --,^,.4.—100
Jan
2;300
—I"
Mines
Sales
Range 'j.
19%
Argus
Dec'
*1.33.
37c
Cartier-Malartic G M
Cadillac
Dec
4
400
Atlas
1.30
Brazil Gold & Diamond Min
Corp—1
Central
Feb
Mar
50c
of Prices
Sale Price
27%
ArGfl
25
——1
—:
32c
/
Week's
26%
Jun
54
1
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd^
■
26%
Ansley
60
*
——
'OuuUUw F**«l "
100
Bankfield Consolidated Mines—
———1
Ltd
Nov
3.50
Jan
>
Gold
400
1,000 '
m 325
630
Anglo
5
Mines Limited -—--1——-^—!
v - *, - '*•
rJ " ^
Bonville
15
230
Bath Power "A"
Bidgood ' Kfrklahd Gold
fV
69c.
5 Vic
15
I
102
■
Yellowknife Gold Mines^—1
Beaucourt Gold Mines-
69C
—.
199
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo-Rouyn Mines—
-S'Dec *
6
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
>
8c
;
.
1.49 Jan
July
20
—*
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd--
,6,500
102
"■
*
1.52
'
125
——"
Quebec Mines Ltd
7C ;f: v8C:i;f::
199%
>
Mining Stocks
.
Astoria
Aug
-L
—
Bank, of Montreal
Akaitcho
36o
Amalgamated Lamer Mines
mW
1,649
Lid——~u,—^
Aug
July
American Yellowknife
>
200
Securities, Limited-—i.-—--100
Windsor Hotel Ltd
10c
64c
8,400
,
'
2,605
preferred-—-—-50
Westoel Products Corp Ltd
Western Grain Co
Jan
•
v':
July
Jan
112% May
60
May
,;15
' Apr
Sep
Amusement Corp Ltd cl A—"
United Distillers of Canada
Ltd-,-,—"
78c
' ;''8c
•
——
Jan
•
25%
Jan
—.——*
Jan
1.45
7,586
19c
,
2.65
—100
Apex Consolidated Resources—....
Aquarius Porcupine ..
—
15
Jan
20
*
17c
72c
2.34
,72c ^
2.39
Gold
Apr
U
'Aug> ;;
108% Sep ; ;
46
United
;.
•w'14%
11
100
Ltd—
Union, Gas of Canada
Nov
150
-
re^ pfd—10O
Band Storejf——
—• •
Sangamo Co Ltd new_,—_-.u———"
•
,
16%
"285
Co. Ltd—w,v—V—W
Pulp & Paper 77#
r
Sep
3.65
Dec
•
,
1
16%
Sep
.Feb
v.-25\.
Flour Mills
uiueoeo
60c
Jan
50c
22%
Consolidated—
Pacific
80%
Sep
9
25
50
Dec
1.07
4,950
2,500
20c
-■■■
Ltd common
Aluminum of Can pref
Aug
25c
11% Jan
50
Service Stores—u
—•
Power Corp of Can 6% cum
1st pfd,20
r
6%
non-cum part 2nd
24c
1,100
v
*
♦
mtmmmmmrnm—
Preferred
18% May.
27% Mar
.
Nov
175
12%
Pauls
Purity
$6
250
;
11%
Sep
,
35-
104
.
14% Dec
*108
10%
22
;
9
-
Aluminium
J an
47% May
17 % Feb
Sep
16
85
12%
10
Jan
Jan
;55c
.Last
common
Mines
Algoma Steel common
Algei
Dec
15
Jan
"20c
♦
pfd—-
.
'
13% Aug'
July
25
18%
70
"
5"
101% July
6% Oct
20c
12%
•
Orange Crush Ltd—
65
20C
Jan
17%
125
6%.
14'/a
90
25%
200
18%
.■
Feb
13
200
29
'
2.23
23c
38c
12,100
".30c; :
Dec
Nov
July
60
8% Jan
ll1/* Hep...:
810
Alberta
53% May
v;::".;V
14%
28%
Dec
-
14
Jan
34
102% 102%/
——'
Ltd——i
Enterprises. Ltd.—T.'.
50
900
„
—
,
,
•
41%*
14
'20'
:
52%
192
13'%*
.Jun
9% Dec
4;;
25c
2.20
8c
10c
32
....
—-
14
s
Apr
25
Sugar
Preferred
Agnew Surpass—
12
10
12%
41%
20
Royal Rice Mills
9
42c
Nov
3,500
13,500
"
;
.
108
90
13c
1.000
8c
11c.
50c
18c
^
•
20
Acadia-Atlantlo
360
51%
Dec
5%e
I $2.50 preferred-,™
Aug'
35
30
"90;
10
Minnesota & Ontario
Island
Power————f—— *
Moore Corporation
Ltd-—'-—■_—*
Mount Royal Hotel *Co
Ltd_^^„,
•
Moun
:
Jan
21%
F«P '
AkfllltOhO
51%
•
pfd
26
643A
20
i'fu'''
Montreal
Nucle
"
24%
87o
12% July
'
1
Abltlbl Power ft Paper new com
$1.50 preferred
'
Oil 4%
pfd
100
Melchers Distilleries Limited
com——"
v\"
50
1
20
-
12 %c July
SC
*'
Company Limited
V'
'
MacLaren Power ft
Paper Co—
•
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd com—
•:
Maritime Teleg & Tel Co Ltd com—_ 10
•
:'
64 '
Inc——.—1
Lown?y < Walter M) • .CO; Ltd*i——
Ltd
•
Feb
Aug
300
flic
<
—
1
1944 Ltd
7.80 May
1,500
55c
,
32c
Sep
14c
30o
.
1
1":
Jun
4.60
14c
«.«
-—50c
Ltd—
13c
14c
Friday
May;
99«
20
preferred——,—50
Massey-Harris Co
McColl-Frontenac
1
46c
21%
Ltd—___———.
.
■
Investment Foundation Ltd
com_i—'•
'
20
*
Lake Bt John Power As
Paper——
Lambert' (Alfred)
14c
Aug
20%
14c
.22% July.
5% Jaij
M,
—•
t#i '■■
;
1
8.85 Jan
8o
Toronto Stook Exchange
■;
Inc
500
STOCKS
*
—
de .LaSalle
5.20
1.76 May
Jun
n
Ltd-——4——•
A preferred
Hotel
5.20
Mines—;—1
Jun.
Oct
—•
class A
1.70 July
Dec
19 y2
24
•
Products Mfg Co
Great Lakes Paper Co
1,900
1
Homestead Oil ft Gas Ltd—
Ford Motor Co of
Canada cmaa A-—*
99
2.22 May
2.08
64%.May;
37
Deo
Ltd—.A—5
Aircraft———'i-"
"99
2.05
9,200
3,000
14% Feb
Freiman/IA* J) Ltd
4%%'pfd---Y100
Vr/if >_> -v >; <t
-'>'•>••
,1.00 Sep
1.09 Jan
Gaspe Oil & Gas Co Ltd-———.rl '
Jun
Dec
:
Fairchild- Aircraft
».
7.50 Jan
1,500
on Stocks
Apr.
July
7%
Esmond
Foreign Power 8ec Corp Ltd——
Praser Companies^
9,350
4,600
2.50 July
1.10
1.80
.
14c
Royallte Oil
V
4.80
4.25 Sep
—
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
1
Westville Mines;■-.-1
Jan
15%
Jan
17c
Mines Ltd
Mines
43o
1.00 July
_
1.10
*
—
Nov
>13
2,138
Btadacona
Jap
July
1,400
1.78
1.10
20%
-—i
12c
4,000
■
13c
Ltd—^
Mines
Feb
17c
Soma-Duvernay Gold
'
Jan
19% stfan
:,
Mines
Mines
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscoe Gold
Jan
90c
Dec
37
15
426
,
Gold
Gold
Santiago
Nov
8
31
Crest
1.41
1.80
.
-*
Gold
Aug
14c
Mining—
Feb
23
r
Feb
84c
17c
-—
Quebec Yellowknife
75
Feb
.41
Mines
Quemont
•
6% Aug
60
Gold
2.90
26%
1
Dredging Ltd—
Feb
3.80
Oct
15%
50
;
Pitt
Gold
Jun
Sep
Sep
—1
:
Jun
"16%
;14% .Deo
90
4%
%
4
,
Cons
-15c
4.40
High
42c
13%
300
1
Jan
16 V4 Mar
Nov
Mines
Jun
23%
-
Dec
50
,880
6,858
*
woollens & Worsteds
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
Jan
V':.
1,800
Linoleum Co. Ltd—"
General
4.65
1
Pandora Cadallic Gold Mines Ltd
18%
Mar
15
"17'
♦
Dominion
&
1
Paramaque
62
11% Jan
16
"
fc-Frere, Limitee class B—
Dominion
Engineering Works. Ltd
&
Dec
100
;
Mfg
Ltd
Dredging
Cons
14c
19 %c
450
1.17
15c
;y;
Low
9,500
15%
1.17
———.
Apr
174
-2^ Hep
35
*
David
Fleet
Mines
——1
14%
—
Range for Year 1946
High
2.90
;i>f
Shares
30c 33 Vic
14%
Ltd——:—1
Jan
5%
4%
18-%
43%
Jan
45 ,<ii
.
Ltd com.♦it
Lithograph—
Corp Ltd—
Domin Oilcloth ft
Dominion Snuare
Mines
70
Red
22,350 :
,105
——'*
consolidated Paoer
I Crain
Gold
30c
1
15
Feb
98
75
—__100/
Consolidated
Ltd
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
July
Aug
195
i-
_*
■;
-Jan
-lO-^Sep
120
.50.
Ltd—I
Alcohols
Lake
Macdonald
Feb
25
1-75 Jan
■r
; .100
.
..
Claude Neon General
Advert
Commercial
Mines
Llngside Gold Mines—
Louvicourt Goldfields
Nechl
18
19
~
109.,
...;;;
common—1
Catelli Food Products
Ltd common—_i"
>5 %' preferred'-
!/<f. preferred
May
30 •••"• May
42
Aug
Dec
-
Shore
Lingman
0 19% 'Apr1
•
62
Mar
9.-: >9,. v Dec 1,530
2% Sep
Cassidy's Limited
Wines
Dec
50
9
2%
>
-
Canadian
Chateau-Gai
-
14% Sep
Sep
...
—
i
•
34
•
635
.
•
9
ft Pap Inv Ltd
com—".
preferred' —-—i
*
Canadian Vickers Ltd common...——•
i i 7 % ■ preferred
100
-4
44
13% Hep
22
-
2,485' '
2.',
190
65
i
Canadian Pow
:
■
;
.-Nov
Lake
'
100
...
63
Aug
113% May
Jan
Low
1
—
for Week
of Prices
Par
Lake Rowan Mines
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•:
Feb
Week's
.-*1"■ -<>•; Last:
.
•
—
Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co
Ltd—«,—•
Canadian Light •& Power
Co.,
,-100
Canadian
38
29%
Jun
109-
1
STOCKS—
High
.
Dec
55--'
r
■.
'i. 25 #
25%;
37
Loto y
20
r
i.-V.v,. 45
^'ut.cao-
24%
;24%;',
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2,515 •:
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*',
Ltd—*
:
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...
63
^Friday
'
Range for Year 1946
"i
112% 112%
' 39% 39%
^
V'f ' V-0
Canadian Gen Investments
Ltd_
*.
Canadian Industries
common———
.
21%«
—
MARKETS
JANUARY 10
i
-Shares
High
20%
20%:
-
Malting Co Ltd
LISTED
WEEK ENDING
for Week
of Prices
Low
'
FOR
Dec
1.15
Feb
July
2.24
Feb
Buffalo
'
Class
Ankerite
Gold Muies—
Lake Mines
Product#
&
Co
B
class
16c
f
1.40
4.45
4.75
•
22C
20c
23c >
30c
30c
34c "
30%
*
*
•
•
15
■
55c
Jan
July
72c
Jan
95c
15%
15c
..
25
92
July
45c
Jan
15c
Jun
97c
Feb
85
Jun
32
Dec
17
Dec
23% Mar
40
,
1.64 Apr
11
Jan
July
3.85 July
2,500
'V 7,000
v
23,495
29
15
May
Oct
40c
32,
29
35
Jan
13c
8,800
9,600
44c
1.30
28
13,300
16c
41c
-
1
*
A
V
29
•
22%
Jan
HV2
Sep
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.
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Monday, January 13,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
V
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CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
'T'"
'■
.--I1/.
-
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STOCKS—
Sale Price
.-aA."'"
of Prices
Linen
common—_
''XLow
30c
12% A v'LV't
,...
—
,
1•
Campbell Red Lake.
-l.v, 2.45
Canada Bread new preferred—X—lOO "/x ;-"i
Canada > cement common
•/" 2314'
"
Calmont
Canada
Canada
class
Foundry
Malting
y
A_.—,
.
.
i
Canada Packers class A
10%
*
.—i_;—:
17%'.
',</ W'••' "»'«»*ucuv. Mortgage———*uu
-195
•
17
■.
'-195
'
Canada'Steamship common-',—.««.„»•' ,% " p ^
Preferred
Canada
„Z
A.
85
i'/KPi/P.
Cauacua*.
Canadian
canners
: .25%
26
•
common
preierred
Canadian Car 85 Fdry enmmnn
x Class 'A'
'
,
60-
Cetenese common—5
Canadian
l—_——a
Preferred
—100.
——
\
22'%
Dredge __'
/ 25
i<00a Froauct&cowwuu—*
15
Class - A ——.—«£—i-—.„_*"/' •
20
Canadian
/■
Ca unman
Alcohol
industrial
•
A
com
r
Class B
14
—*
Locomotive—-—.
Canadian
35%
Canadian MalartiCi.—,
Oils
Canadian
New
1■
100
com—-
preferred
^Hnaoibn,
? i—
;
-
Utilities preferred-^
100 *'
Wirebound,Box—s—1'_*
Canadian
Canadian
Gold
Patricia
Central
Central
Mines—-..
Cheskirk
;
1
i
.yl /,x^
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.:',x
Chimo: Gold
Chromium
Circle
Mines—
1
60c
.
Bar_^_
Coastal ■ Gils
l"
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X
:
110
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£05
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,
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«
570
4,450
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24
115
10c
Conduits'
*
Consolidated
1
—
Mining
Consumers Gas
^nnwest
;' ,r'7%
x>^Z
1—5-'-- ^
Smelting
da
36%
a
173
:
•
«
97c
I x'
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.
Crestauraum
Cminor
Crown
Pershing Mines
Mines %
'X.,-
j
j
—.
Davies Petroleum
x_i__
;
Class
Mines
Oemson
Nickel
:
1.02
1.05
8,300
1.20
1.25;
•
I3%c
,v
v-
1.60
Preferred
_
Mining
Mines
Dome
Ltd
:
•
74c
100
,
1.12
Bank______;
10 x.
Dominion
Coal
25
*'
preferred
g9
Dominion
Oct
class
Steel
1-
B
Dominion
108
"12,500
115
■
30
C
Elder
Sep
39
x"-15
109
Dec
3
Nov
40
x: :.y 140
Jan
20
ax;.v 530
27
Nov
>
23
12% Mar
ry' V 481
195x
23
Nov
370
13
Jun
May
x**%
Jun
28% July
Dec
•
July
1.85
Jan
2 40
8ep
20c
19%c
24c
II,100
18c
Dec
; 58c
May
53c
50c
53c
26,200
30c
July
62c
Feb
13c
Jan
.
14
.>•;' 6c 'x^ 5%c
i ;;:
2.02 ^ 2.02
1 a 3.55
3.40
11%
-
*
20
_>
;
-
xc
10%
14%
20%
21
1.12
74c .:.
1.06
72'/2C
29c
24% uX 24%
1
Mines
-
i
Mines.
30c
>
' 7 V" •
r;'Class'.B—
7
i ' 12%
12%
—______23
-
2.20
7,135
4.60
x
f
"10,000-
6%c
219,175
12
14%
21
-
-,
-
15% Aug
'
22% Aug
1.38 Sep
Sep
July
Dec
29c
5%
75
4 .80 Jan
14% Jun
"
23
60
23
,
Nov
37c
18,000 ;
7%
20
83c
33,500
13%
3.35 Jan
8% Nov
164,050
:A.
x
"13% OctT
355-
24%
Oct"
2.30 July
.
106
1.13
88c
35c
5c
10
1.45
> 71c
Jan
moil#-' Players
new rommon_
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Grain
Federal
class
Mf«
Fleury
roxa
—:
&
A______,
Aircraft.
Bissell
#
'
Townsite-;
T
Me A
■' -■
-i(
»
,
For
Gold
preferred——_^__
footnotes see page 246.
"1,595
12
'
Mines
Luz
685
43%
Sep
65
5%
Jan.
11
90
7,530
90
7c
Jan
Dec
_•
^
•
'
_100 '
21%
30c
•
'
12
4%
2%
21%
1%
Apr
3,282
18 %
30c
32c
13,500
25c
Dec
Dec
100
10
99 '
Dec
100
'
50
5,910
200
11% Oct
3% Dec
May
-
134
24c
Sep
Aug
Jan
13 % Aug
5% Nov
3
Nov
32% Jan
75c
Feb
101
July
-
Nov
3bc
July
A
35c
Jan
Ale
"
Jun
A /4c
-
*
.Aug
34%' Sep
50
15
Dec
16"
Jun
9%
/ 80% Aug
X
" 17%
13"
Dec A,
157/a
Feb "
19c
Dec a"
80c
Jan
12%
NOV
62c
Jan
>
A"
7.790
"35% May
106
Sep
101
29 V/ Oct xx-
.
:
•j.j.-fit /
;?41P> Jan 4
A
v4
39,600
95<f
266 x";
A
2,160
V
38,700
"
:
•■
:^15,610
75c
33c
15%
35%-
-
a:
-
Madsen
-
3,800
2,320
Magnet
Lake Gold
Mines,—
■
Rouyn Gold
Martitn-McNeely Mines——
Massav-Harris common,
preferred
Jan
11
4.55 July
A
62c
May
1.46
Jan
Oct
<x"26%
Mar
'/ /. 1,000
13
4.25
Dec
2Ro
500
.
:">X.r.
30,
9,700
7,900
/
57c
;'
71c
:Z
Dec
23 %
v
Dec'.,:
Hep/,")
15c
•
Dec"..
19 ix Sep
2%c
Jan
20c
July
12c
.,;,6i5
3.90
8.75 Mar
5.55 July
16,400
Feb "
8.00
Dec
129,800
July A
37 x;
29% Jan/
7'/2c
3,000
18
43c
Jan
\
39% Jan
16,500
i ■■■
Apr
r" 8%c May
25 % Mar
25y2 Mar
,1.20 July
18a July
A,
1.5u Jan
Jan
37c
;
Feb
.1.50
Oct
3.45
Jan
-,l ,765
27%
Jan
36
Aug
245
•
1.46
8,065
V
26%
34.900
68c
July
"
19c-
4.45
8«C
July
2,500
X-
30c
Dec
2.70
4,416
26,960
17,800
13,050
-
.
50
21,680
8,400
A
Oct
■x
35c
-
SepMr
2 45 July
Dec
1.50 July
2.25
10,500
3c
3%0
12,700
3c
July
Apr
Sep x
Apr
Feb
45c
Jan
7.50 Jan
"
Oct*"
1.50 July
14%
!•
5.00
*••■
2.50 July.
15c
May
34
Jan
9,700
-
f
1.02 July
35,000
xx
-
Feb
July
35c
"
3.75
19
F«b
July
" 5 48 Jan
Jan
95c
3.75
Jan
May
10c
17% May
*
Marlon
McBrine
/
55c
A;
24% Mar
> 2,02
■3t
l
Feb
Dec
2.90
z
1VP
'.14
14%
660
13:
.1
Gold—
«>^»><«rrert
.*
17%
44c
-
;
"
87c
87c
93c
5,200
60c
July
19c
19c 20 %c
58,200
18c
Dec
A
-
Maple Leaf Milling common.:
Marcus
43C
1
-1
;
July
25
24c
3.50
3.65
Z-l
•>
Dec
July x"
1,700
2.15
.18
11% July
Dec "
-
1.76 Apr.".
45c
"
—
Eastern
22C
1.90
/
-
i 18
*
59c
"
23c
5,100
4.80
23c
Consolidated Gold
ft
4.30
30Jan
"
5,500
3.60
1.95
—1
4—-
Malartic Gold Fields—
Manitoba
3.40
/•"•
25,900
•X
"
**»•
37c ' Jan
Dec A'
-Dec
1.16 Sep
/■••/•lie x; Dec
25 - V
Jan
2.25
"
73,438 Z/x
.
4/15 -
4.60
(H R)
Red
A Nov
37c
26c
21c
■
35c
12,300
/.
25% . 25% /
6.10
43cf
.,A;
'Feb-
"9c'Jap'
•
Dec
Qc
23
106,116
..-7,800
X.
;;
■
_
MacMillan
-
190
x
"
July - -pec."1'
'./>
,'
X.
•
3o
Jan A
May
lie
f; 65c
45a/july/v
57,220
•x.
;■/" 6c
ty
*.
-
41c
-
July-1
,-a 36c
;
Feb
:/x"'A
'0^.*,y
3y2cDec
;
Apr
2.30
v/;/: 1.36 Sep
2,466
Feb
Jan
2.09
Dec A.
48c
.
Mar A
.
47'"/,
27%
•A
13% Nov
II,000
/ ' 400
A
Oct
45c'
v
,Oc|}A /
26
-
Aug
40
30c A Jan
-
Jan
1.65
Oct A
34
A
Jan
"15% July ax
v/; 9% Jan"
200
3c
Oct
;
-"Jan
26
Aug
20%
Jan
f:V.
•vf
Jan
110
Jan
17
May
SOC
Sep
" 95
3,200
8c
Sep
Feb
73c
.
z:a5a/7o July. /•/''
9% Oct "A/
4,955
4c
4c
44 %c A50C
Jan
53%
52% July
/30e
-
400
3.45
iv<icT^nrt-concsr.utt Gold Mines
125
Apr
Feb
4.40 Jan
A19%
Nov
"
,
Macfie Red Lake
9%c
■•
i;ooo
.•6.35
Dec
20
4%
s
,,
1 x
Lamaque ■
13
-22% July
Sep
2.35
15
4.15 4.50
6.25 6.50
Lapa Cadilac
■<
■;,/.: . • 9c 9%c
uapnska Mines
/
:— ip.:37c
37c
41c
Larder "U"
1 >/(
13c
14cl6%c
Laura
Secord Candyx^.1——
3- ?r/-20%,vV:' 20
21.
r^bei Oro
^3%c -.3%c
Legare
preferred___A_'_—_—
—25 A'7/ • — '
25
25
Leitch Gold Mines, Ltd
1
1.32
1.32 1.40
Lexmdln Gold
JL
3lc
29c 30c
/ Lingman Lake Gold Mines—1.15 x
1.13 1.22
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd—,
• r\: 2.05
2.00 2.20
Loblaw Groceterias class A
—• . ' 33%
33 33%
;>a; Class B
*
•
X'l/;i/,x'A,f: 30y2 31%
Louvlcourt Goldfields
—1—1 /
2.75
2.75 3.00
Lundward Gold Mines-;.—
__1
32%c ;/ 32V2C3 36c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
26c
26c 28c
La
x
Jan
Mar
27
88,300 k. 6%c Dec
-'9c f" 15c /.
P 5,000
I2c > Dec
14c 16%c
5.75
5.75
1 >/ >37%x:yX 37c
Lake
.w/JiL___l '>•.
72c >
70c
Lake Rowan_________——...x
—_1
30c
30c
Lake 'Shore.
—~1
14%
14%
Lake of the Woods common——
_* aAa>35%.
Dec
12
4
-
;
; ''>"•• i'i •'
;
MacDonald Mines
8%c
,9c
common__^__,l__^
Co of Canada class A_
Freiman
/
J
-
-wAur
«
Jan
Sep vX'Z
6c
19% Nov
1,355
/ / 41c x
38c A 42c
—
t'AA1.48
1.45 M.60
—__1 • A 18c.
17c
18c
Oct
Feb
14%c
"
4,728
1
Gold Mines
Dufault Mines Ltd__
Macassa
6.35
NOV
-
Laguerre
Jan
3.85 Nov
Dec
25c
,10
165
;.;X
Jan
Dec
A
103
16c*
Jan
3.60
92c
995 '
i'-p..
*".XX^
Mining ft Exploration
Labrador
/
Jan
1"
69c
Sep
Oct
./•.:
,8o
8c
x3c.<
" 3c.
82c A." 81c"
■
r
..
X ■/■:■•
;
■
36
2%
—1
Kirkland
Fittings
'
.
common
Preferred
Federal
4.30 4.40
9 ' •';'18%';;-VJ.18%. '18%
:_j'
53
52% 53%
l^,
- ^9
9%
100 /'* 123
122
125
•
Falconbridge Nickel
■
-
Jan
15c
69,100
37%
36%
30c
51c
*
*
Apr
A 2.70 Jan
July
1.18
.10* ;
38
42c
30
•
j
19C
8,900
14% aa:14%/'"14%
r.- 51c.
50c
55c
.
3,375
8C
Oct
.
Lake
■
13
Dec
45c
Dec
Jan
31c
July
96c
-
1.15 July
1,690
,
■'
~
16% Mar
i.
Dec
16C
17,900
—
July
20
Sep
12c
4!/acDec
'
50 %
Feb
14,500
17c: ■' 14%c"; 17c
*
;V:< 25 %
26
1 *
50c.y
48c
55c
Mine8__/____.__^—.—.i_lx/xA 40c X:
39c\V 42d
Gold Mines
J
1374 AV 13% i 14
Labatt"(John). "
Feb
103 %
'
■•'-/■
Kirkland
July
7
15
Feb
1.24 Jan
Dec
9c
103 103%
U "
36%
:./
Golden Gate
Kirkland
Feb
-7%
60
-.3
Kerr-Addison
Jan
Jan
35
July
—
Life—
310
Jan
6.00
Jun
16,200
..ZuL-l'" :3
fCenville .Ck)ld
Jun
60C
*
"
Equitable
*y x ""20 *
Jan
10C
21V2
9,500
'
B2c /
Co
Kelvlnator
Nov
85c
1
Electric class A
EnPlish
27-
19%
A
365
U
'
-
—_1
Kayrand.
Jun
8%
.
30
Nov
13,900
:
Gold
Gold
Sol
NOV
Mat1
113,400
Mines__
Mines
Eldona
F1
j:-5r
26
18c
NOV/
■9%
6,3*»
29%
7bc
38
42c
29%
__u_—46c
Kelwren
Jun
1.58
Steel
Paper
uiV
,13
Jun
July
49c
50
ioc^
!,
■
1.40
Washing.:
Easy
; 9% Mar
Apr
18%
12 V2
15,300
__T; JL- 16c.-'
l j . 4c
*
Jun
1.49
Malartic Mines..
Sullivan
x"
/
July
1.50
Crest
Eastern
30
." 23
Jan
59c
'
24c
-x.A,
,
u
Consolidated
Joliet1 Quebec;; '
32% Feb
A
13% Mar
lA' 1.41
Amphl Mines
East
17% Dec
Jun
70
18 -1 Dec
lO/lhlV
'
13
14%
-x-V? ;"y//l'
Walte
Kirkland
'
Jan
35% Apr
Zr,
6% Sep
6,000
23c
v,8oc
25 . .
' - .
1
30 x
J M
Apr
i
Co
Mines
Gold
;
25
44
26
i
'10'
-
14
" 26
J
24%
"
92
y
&
V s-.
Jellicoe
30% July
^
;—
Mining
''
■,'.26
<
14% A
Mines
Duquesne
East
___*
1.48
; i x
..Jacola Mines
-.;4e«srm Mines
126 '.x Jun
LIS Aug
7D$4J.un;
■yjt 7,490
16%
10% ;
14'
Ac,-
x
»x
Jun
21c
.
.
July
4c
4.10
Jun /
22,,
r
,
Oct
*
Jack
1.90 Jan
N6V
12%
i./' 25'% Oct
Jan
.
5c
"2,000
23c
,
100
Mining
Uranium
Jacknife-•■-'/
Nov
80c
*
Dec
Iff
i k
'1
May
26
14%
1.62
ctfs
Woolens
Lionaiaa
,"14
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Dominion Tar voting trust
East
v
-
"
105
43'A
_J
>
25
>."r 60c
495
"
Stores
Pomio'on
Duvav
.*
i__—_„__________50
Preferred
Dominion
—
T
Oct
1.00
■
37,000
Electhrome~
Fabrics common
xx' 19c
Mar
57 /.,. Aug a A:
x
Nov
9c
a
%p May
; 125 .A May
Nov
15
12%
Mountain',—-50c416c
Island
3G5 Feb
x30c
Mar
/"
Jun
84
16
,
-A
it
273
,
12%
—*
I.
Petroleum.
iXTM
8ep'
9C
i.j:
4%%, preferred
.
Trv^rnational
20%c Jan
Ll" 29%
'/>t 12%JaA 12%
International Nickel Co common.—*
International
'
">—50
A
Sep
;x:A^^:po';Feb..
Sep
40,100
* 10%
x 10%
! -w
5'/a
5%
'
il4
14
2nd preferred_wi___^____—29
29.
Dominion Foundry_-n_-___-___L-—__*
32'%
32 33%,
Dominion Magnesium
* .
__
9% "9%
Dominion
Malting
pfd
__100
—,
104 % 104 %
Dominion Scottish Investors com_'
_1 ''i;'-:";-" 4
" 4
4
Dairies common.,..
Dominion
Dominion
Mar
—
Bronze preferred—
1.27 Nov
1.50 Oct
102,700
i 700
/
A '
12% 3
-6 pppk
Min <te Devel
International Coal & CokeInternational Metals class A
1.75 Sep
Dec x,v
1.25
14%
86c
-
"20
50
12%//
' 110
110 '/A/X/Ax/X 5
50
20% 20%
__
.
m
"
(John)
►"••Diration
International
'105%
29% Jan
.
Inglis
Feb
Oct
T 82,684
18% :20%
28% '29%
Uf—0.^18%
Dominion
xx
>
«12%
,
,100
l
Jun.
July
32
"
5,100
Jun
13c
lie
.____10O
Lake
Feb
ibc
r
Dec
3,855
.
1.22
.
8c
500: •-H 11
84c
•
A
I,000
lO'/s
74c
-
Seagrams commoni-^'—..*
Diversified
>
" 17%'
17
x ^.?{106%.
Discovery Yellowknife
D^Hlers
Nov
i4c
:
Apr
22%
A'
Oct
^1.20 Oct
>;
3.5 '/2
55 V
12%
Imperial Oil
•
imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.S
Jun
1.95
Xi
Dec k
-
Sep
51::: 51 /
37c. 41c
43 44% >
12
preferred-——
Indian
188%
•
Oct
P-. 78c
2,000
:
1.85
2.10
9c l4,/2c'
57c 64'Ac"
1.50
1.66 *
.
58c
Lake
Dickenson Red
'
;
i.x
■■
1.00 July
38,400
A
ll%Vx
11%"
: 1.85
>
28C "
23c'
■
Feb
•
•
B
Imperial" watiir'v-::,/V- A,/'/'1'
Feb
P- 103 >;
Oct
102
July
10 %
2.85
11c
14c
5c 5%c
49C
54c
,
11 %c
8% Mey
2.75
40c-
>■
52 y2
Jan"
1.18 Apr
./.;
;r
,
Dec
35c
> 12
Mar/
35
'/
V
Dec
99 y2
"400
17c
22
11%
2.95 / /
21Va
10%
Smelting—a—43
Huron & Erie common.-.—,
Apr
2.85
20c
100
,
Class
t', --'1.27 Nov
x
_
Hunt's /Ltd A
1.38
Dec
26
-
-1,000
X
6
^ iqc
12C
30%.'> 30% " 31
_i
;
Mines.'.
Lake Mines:
Detta Red
;
Mine*
Dec
"
8c'
8c
22
10%
Hugh Malartic
1.05 Jan
-
0 .A Jan
•
,
x
1
——_•__—
17,
30c
103
class A
-r• xx
B_—"u_y.x
'
•19
_
Oct
87c
r
4j/2c
x 195
15c
8c
preferred-,-—50!, 1.
,
: ;/-.x._.:..A:x/rir,A-xr| >
37c '
Paper
Bay Mining ft
Feb
5.00
^
Smith
Wudson
Jun
„
2.95
1- '• t 11c
1,,
5%c
I
49c
—.
Gold
nowey
35c" Jan
Ded
; 164
•
7,700
' 23c
Leather
De«*t«
"
47c
Dec
7by8
-
5,550
x
*
<
30% ,200
53C
1,03
■
~
25- SU.;
1.50
;Aircraft__^_^i^-^Cx_^f x^^^x^x
D Aragon
y
Dec
1.25
63c
15c "
,,
x
6
Gold Mines
Hosco
Howard
'
x
Nov
1.75
A
'' y 103
l'
>■>:
3,780
X-40
x
_______100
Gold
Patricia
A
I,000
"A "150
Feb
Jan
79c
3.45
July
July
33c
9,200
A
10c
8c
,
": 'A ''/•• »
Homestead
Jan
-.AUg:.
8c
-
,
■
-
*
Womer. Yellowknife
20%
i-,300
30
fvv ,\!y ' ,30c
50c
45c
1.44
1
Trust___X__.____
Orrw^ho-e
.
■-
x^'x. 17
Corrugated Box
*j
17
Cosmos:.'.•'] 30%
Coax nor
1.90
-
•
108,200
72c
.-—1,07186
y
131
172 174%
5,300
96c
1.07
72c
100
(Toronto)
Exploration
x
Dec
67c
.
Dec
6
1_
Home Oil
X';X>25'
Oct
24c
150
1;80
"1.41C
.
—
-'Consolidated Beattie
-39C
-
-
-
~-7/200
1
HoUinger Consolidated Gold Mines
-
4,180
50c
35c •::> 28,100
iw
•
■'
Jan
**• Wi .•<
• 'v.;-
Mining
Highridge
Jan
Vv/j.,1'
l
J,
4,oniarum'
Deo
12
Oct
2.00
18,050
:.':'iix V.'
Dec
1.90
.
2.40 July
175
-
Jan
l 4.70 Aug
Dec
i
25c
1.30
"
15%
16
_.._,.l>;P
Highwood
x
July
10c
A
1,000
—-*.1;
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Hinde & Dauche
r.
Jan
9,000
11V700
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Jan
V 35c
Dec
18%
Dec
219
A. 42
Jan x
65-.
30VaC July
45c '■?. P 6,700
bep / '
2,065/ / 13
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63
42c
64%
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"A
,
Nov
70c
85-
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-
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50c
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1.41 Mar
-
Jan
67c
44%c Jan
Sep
-.
43c
-
y
60c-'
' 23
-
3.00
21'/2c Nov
41,800
1
Goniagas
7
Feb
25c
'
juiy r:
150
Xr"
6,100
13%-
4.40 Apr
July
:15c
150
69,000
-
May
pi 1.85 July
1,500
*
Dec
30
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2.80 July
A
13,400
--
104
Dec
102
59c'
43c
29c
45c
29c
/
«
Nov
10
55
Feb
87c
,
Jun
>24% Feb
Oct
12%
Dec
107%
Feb
105
80
May
,
1.35 Feb
18%
Jan
13%
•
Coin. Lake ———1
Colomac Yellowknife Mines-———-1
,*
46
July
50C
4.30 *--5,257
12%
Oct
23%
39c
Dec
July
—
May
26
rr
Hallnor'—
May
27':
Nov
'12%
•
s.^
3.00
adLuUeb—i
1
Nov
•
11 %c
13c
I4c:'»14d
2.95
3.20-
12c
•
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Cock8nutt;
x^_
-
wiuano
13 V2
,
31c
.
4.05
53c
60c
21
53c
*
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'
4.10
1:
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675
Nov
nc
2,200
4c
4c
x
125
5.00 5.00
500
Hamilton' Bridge
8
8%
Hamilton Cotton
'
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18 : 18, !'■)/''/'■■ 50
7,840
Hard Rock Gold Mines
I
55%c
55%c
65c
>
200
Harding Carpet'
x
iii'10% •'••10% f."
3,300
Harker. Gold Mines
x._
_1
16c
15c
17c
37,600
Harricana Gold Mines
J.7V2c
17c > 19c;
8,589
Hasaga Mines _w_—_!
11.25'
1.16 1.31
2,500;
Headway
i
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12c 13 %c
.1,500
Heath Gold
:
_1
31c
30c
31c
39,350
Hedley Mascot
i- ' 1.16 *
1,14 ,1.401
108,500/
Heva Gold netf. —
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75c
72c " 86c
ao% Jun
24
- Jun
.
17% Nov
X
Gold
Halcrow, SWayze --:--_-A_i-»
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,'
30% May
Dec
21
16c
21c
84,450
He
27
10c
26
10c
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-
8,530
21
x
Feb
Jan
6,700
48,550 "
11V2
24%".;:
24%
21
__
,
Gypsum Lime at Alaoastxne
'i:*>
Jun
-/
-1
•
•
f
—
common—i
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v
Aug
44
".•lav Jan
620
65c
•
24 % c
*
Feb
178
'
-39% -Sep >
■x
.
60c
60c
Jan
Bousquet____.
Lakes Paper
oreat
22%
;
54% Nov
5,400/
Graham
;■'/
xv-,
class A
Co
,
Feb
88c
Nov
Nov
11,200
113.
11%
25c
22c
Sep
5C
54c
55%^ /xx:..
__
;>1,/-
class A_
—
&
Gunnar
625
,.
Jun
Jun
x
20%
Sep
Nov
655
,
t
——
12%
18%
6,578
Mines——SS % c
v-xiesiturvdle Larder Lake Gold Mines
32
Graiton
x-'.-.;,'
50
.
10c
2,000
16c v
40c
4%c
110 > s 110
54%
common
MJELay
Class B
Jun
32
Jan
-; -75''
■:::x
,
Jan
22%
2.20
•
/tHKeMfun
25
'
26
2.05
2.05
32%
335
Gordon
29% Aug
Tire
Preferred
Deo
24%
r-
Sep
230
Goodyear
•"
Jan:
22%
■
Goodfish
" Jun
30
Nov
';
•19
yX 20- " Mkr
1,200
,
19
*
'
' 14c
:
14c
38c
37c
_____—4%c
Mines
Goldvue
53
Jun
99July
Dec
41c
3.05
1 ! -k
Goldora
Feb
23
r.
'V
' Sep
365
'
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23c P 26c
i22c
22c
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8%
9
Porcupine
Pffntremaniift
Chateau
85
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2.90 ,1 2.85 2.95
1
—1
Gold Quartz
Cariboo
Nov
13%
47.
'82
1 "
Mines--
Manitou
Golden
Mar
205
'
175
26
26
26
x
r,•
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-
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,
:
teo
/
39,200
74c/
49c
3.25
68c
45c
3.10
->
l
:
Feb
Jun
d.7S
Dec
5.05 July
45,800
Apr
20 %
108%
,,.
-
68c
1
Golden Arrow Mines
Apr
21 %
Jan
178
Eagle Mines
Goldhawk
1A 44 % July
Jan
Dec'.
700
.
♦
1
1
1
7%
.
21% Aug
"15% Sep
,105
.Julyx„:H'
111 "
.
10% Mar a'
'9,664
Feb
14%
Nov
167/s
390
105% 105%
13% 14%,^
101% -105
14
am
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18
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Gold
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1,320
3,100
15%
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14 i
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35 35%
' 80c
85c •
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•
Aug
150
15
'. 19
15
Canadian
64
434
60%
43*
59
42%
Mar
i
Goldcrest
:
Jun' •:/
:
'
Jan
3% Dec
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a-> A' ' 20 x
x-
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p
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5.55 Feb
j
Jan
105
/
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15V2c
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;
57c 61%c
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22c
23c
23c
27c
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(jrou s
6.20
: 18c
r 5c
> 59c
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oct
'
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Glenora
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9%
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y
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Jun
31%
Oct
-
23
Mines——_1
Gold
Yellowknife
Jun
18
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common—
Giant
53
46*
29
28 % 29%
25'%
' 25'%
26
id. x
14 '14% "
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preferred
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22%.
,25%'
25
v
30
550
23%'
21%
22 %.
common"
Breweries
canaaiHij
1st
10
Commerce..
01
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Jan
Wares
Steel
2.75 Dec
14 x
3,710
.
20
'
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class A-'
Goldale Mine
160
85."
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Nov
30
25
15*
48%"
14
47%
•
.
—
Class
X
0U
„___50,
.
.
class
Wire
Products Mfg
'
4%
5 %:
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20
17% "~-i Id
?/:?" 107
107'
6.15
6.50
5
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i
14,350
3.00 3.25
18 < 18;; x/A."1/ 260
45
110 110%:,
•
Range for Year 1946
x
Shares
High
Low
«
.
Bakeries
25
10
198:''
"
Jun
25 Va
Par
.
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
,
Exploration
General
Jan
3.60
.
?/', > • *'
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108 % July
Jan
75
-
•4.
Jan
14%
loo "
■,
Sep
"
i.72' «epx-
•102%
15
May
56c
Nov .;
c;
i
j.
3.05
Gatineau Power common
„„»fo >• 18
5.%
preferred—___^x._A______i_100 .110
41c
J
1,765
—r
v;
Oct
20c
y
33%
2.95
'
5,200
'•>
:
•
*,-
,
Froblsher
19 '/a May
Nov
"lie.
•
40
17%':
39
39
1.55
x
6,125 '
25% 61%10%:
25%
61%
:
•:
16,225
31
30 '
,
*
_________
Class B
25%.
100
V
_______—_
Power
Norch
canaua
Dec
25c
29c
2.30 2.50104'A 104'/a'
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—
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prelerred
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Jan".
16
——_1""'11%cx/"a'; llcll%a
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Fhn
Callinan
Jan
28
50
'.
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44o
15
11%
5
t;xry;/ 5
11,400
32
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16
Cax6*rj:..ol e-amonton:
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1.80
1.75 1.88
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t
:
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19c
39,500
:
High
fx
Sales
x,y '/-•> Friday
Week's
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STOCKS—
-•••
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Shares
Hivh
Low
Gold——lm 25e ^
25c
19 .V
—12%
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/x'/'/.i"'";P\
v;.'/A::'"
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'■l*'1; 'pp/P ;,,.u'i>
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1
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Week's
Friday
'
ENDING JANUARY 10
" 51c
Feb
1,200
8,565
9c
Dec
45c
Jan
lO'/zC-
1——i
—.—/
19
.20
"
29y4
17%
18%.
29
17%-
-
12c.
19
29 y4-
17%
-
-
12%, Nov
2.20
21
Jan
'
Apr
JanJ
130
25
Sep
35%
175
17%
Oct
207/b July
,
Volume 165
Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN
RANGE
LISTED
MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDING JANUARY
10
Friday
Last
STOCKS-
i
Friday
Sale Price
Week's,:
STOCKS-
Macabe
class
McColI
A
__„__*
Frontenac Qil
Preferred
Simpson's
common—— I*
;
—
...
«
Segur_.
*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—_—5
McKensle Red Lake _y_—
—
Red
Lake
Gold
Southam
McWatters
•
Model Oils
Modem Containers
Preferred
Modern Tool—.
new
L— i.:
*
Digm
Montreal
1
Jbteat
at
eowti—
«*t.eeo
-
Moore Corp common
,_»
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National Hosiery
National
Mills
5
»
20
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Nib
2.10
j
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;
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8V2C
1.76
1.89
I
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Mines
9c
<
65c
74c
'
5%
5%
;
40c
45c
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North Star Oil common
Rouyn M/nes
1_>_J
>
Okalta Oils
Union
Gas
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^United Corp class
Class
«
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Gold
1
i
Osulake
Eastern
.1
Pacific Petroleum
'51c
.
-•
-
Paramaqua Mines
.1
;
Malartic
.1
;
Pen-Rey Gold Mines
Perron Gold
Plckie
Gold
V ,12c
-1 7; 3.05
U
-
-1
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
Dome—
'
1.66
common
10
1.66
__
54%
.71-''
Quebec Manitou
._i
Queenston Gold Mines
_1
:
Tex
i._s
;
92c
•
2.15
1.25
7 V*
65c
93/4
class A.
11c 7
He;
24%
93c
-•
—*
Cotton
Roche Long
Rochette
34
.
■*;.
—*
———
Lac
—1.
Royal Bank
.•
j,
7
14%
7
38c
,
;
51c
24%
14 Va
24%
_IO
—
Royalite Oil
Rush Lake Gold Mine
Russell Industries new
:
common—_
STOCKS
Andian-
Sep
;
Apr
7
W.
Feb
25 -"
12%
•
1.19
16
—•7779%
9%
-50
7 37%
37%
Canadian
Canadian
'
118
Nov
Saginaw
Power
San Antonio
Sand River
Bannorm
preferred—
Gold
Mines
100
Ltd
—
__1
Gold
4.25
7:
9%'
4.25
21c
__1 77 56c
56c
Sherritt-Gordon
Sick'"
Brew
new
Brewery class A—
—
Silknit
Ltd
Silver
Miller
7 13%
7,- 13%
preferred
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—
I
—*
;
1
_
see
page 246.
:*
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>-
—
38 Va
-
47c
11%
'-.■;
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-
13%
:
.
13%
13%
13%
9.00
9.25
38%
38%
43c
47c
11%
11%
§Va
7
16%
16%
I
7::;77
—*
7
67c
Feb
39c
y
Jan
18
July
.
:y
54
21Va
23
28
148
t
:
405
210
a
3%
*..7.7/:-7
.7
—
3%
•
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327;y
2.20
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19*/e'
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32
34c
34c
37c
100
7- .165
.165
165
33
34
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33
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r—
•
•
95
'717%
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c_—
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100
24
24 %
"
;____*
\
25c
4 00
51
;
Nov
15
July
45%
Mar
51
Apr
:
559
July
May
24
..
17%
:
40
■
—
U
24
' : 24
24 %
24 %
i
/;..•;
225
-
-
51%
54%
18%
18%
18%
3.15
3.40
2,005.
21
1,700
3.20
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.
20
—
——:——1
20
20
75
1.75
1.75
100
47Va
IOV2C
4,290
47%-y
10%c 10%c
7
Y
50 :
2,500
1.50
77 20%
200
.
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Jun
—
Oct
.
;Y 2.15
O^t
/
Oct
739
Sap
2.15
17.
1,75
9c
'
July
(.
.
Aug
5
;
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Apr
2J^May
5 00 F^b
Mar
.
f
4
>
Jun
Ot
,,
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v
29
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Jan
59
P"0
46
Feb
39
25
S*d
16
7
V
Jun
118
33c
Feb
:
i
7
;
Jan
17-s
July
91
Apr
Jun'
85c
Apr
Nov
7
Jan
23%
32
;
Nov
'
31 ~
.Jun
(4'*''*'
3.80 Feb
f
61% Feb
39
•
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—
Oct
Jan
45
51% ••::•
—*
__*_
.
Dpc
50 7.
1
Paper
•
.7
■
Oreille
173
.
15% July
118
?
,r.y;■'■ R 7yF»b ,7:;
Sep43% Jun
Sep
—.
_♦ :•./
Reliance Grain
July
1.35
7
,
Aug
25
21
r
.
Humberstone Shoe
—x
International Paper common
Minnesota & Ontario
42
V/.77''••,■•■•:-:■'•'-■.■-L'V;,-'p--.r
2.10
1.90
2.10 7
1,900
*
Hayes Steel
'
Jan
Sep
45
100
.,.10
18
17%
25"-'
50
71:7
7
/18
2% Oct !
•
155 ;
38
95
__7;
*
,
Sep
26
6,600
7^.4141
38
common
Paper
7
104% Apr
7,29,
Feb
Dec
135
75
7
Apr
Apr
Apr
-
8%
19%
20
t-
78
185
34
19% 77-3,995
30
-
.
1*
Mar
7r7 2% ,Fer»
10,200
•
>
Sep
67% JJep
20 * Dec
630
-
41
Sep
7 13
30
152
3%
;
345
! •
Oct
Jan
.;
35
4
2-,100
:
3 77^7
———*
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,
m
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38 7*7:
r
46
,
^
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160
100
950
335
21V*
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24
75
;
84
15%
pou
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175
161 .y;"7
5
32
common——.
i
7';7
.
100
-s
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37 Va
7 28
100'
*
.—
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__
22%
5
—
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82
21^
21
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'
*
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Glass
Dryden
V4
1.33
2.28
1
footnotes
13
1.30
2.10
—•
Preferred
For
13'/8
1.33
2.10
.-7
——a.
Class; B
•
13%
1
Silverwood class A
,.
•
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Mines
common
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Sigma Mines
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1
...
.
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Dominion Textile
.
i
Gold
1
Oil
Donnaconna
4%
-
..
;2% 77. 2%
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Lumber
.
82
•
preferred
Bridge
Dominion
4%
^
common
Western
27Va
*
common
Dominion
,;> 25%
24% 25%
17 :;7
7- 7 n 40c 40V4C
Shea's Winnipeg
Sheep Creek
common
Dominion
.„*
Shawxey
Vickers
27Va
77:7752 7; 7 54
100 /, - 161
,• 7
160
_*
——u_
deHavilland
64c
Shawlnigan
:6.55 Feb
Dec
Dec
•,
High
14
j—*
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie
23c
Senator Rouyn Ltd
Sugar
Marconi-*.;'
Consolidated
4.50
22c
'7/77:7.7/.
14
——__100
Westinghouse
Coast-Copper
9c;'. 78VaC 7' 9c
—IVy-..
Mines
7 Mav
Range f or Yea^ 1946
Low
.
Canadian
105% 105%
..
*_
Industries
Canadian
-Jun
77:.:.';;
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cf*'
120
preferred
XSMI
common...^.*
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:Jan
38%
7 119
'7 77
Paper
Pulp
Fairbanks
Canadian
25% July
15':
.100
Lawrence
29
13% Dec
•
Oo common—.
Canadian
1.57 Mar
25
57c
St Lawrence Corp common
Class %A
Apr
-
43c 7 Jan
Oct
19c
.
Par
:
Canada Vinegars
Feb
64c
;
12
105
r
10c
7
.Last yyy/:- Rang*
7gof
WaA7''-7y,^7>y7v'.
8ala Prlea
at Price*
Shins :
•
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Preferred y__
Canada & Dominion
Jan
38c
-
Preferred
Brown
Dec
Jun
;
'
..
-
Asbestos Corp
British Columbia
Apr
22c
43c
47c
% Mav
Oct
7 2.95
15:
v
Exchange-Curb Section
-'y
7"
May
16 % May
1.03;
49c
"
Oct
Jar
Nov
•
Jan
13c
30c
41c
94%
-12c
15
V
R»»»
22
3.40
26c
11c V
I
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•
•
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-
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49
:
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■
i
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12%
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24
14
10c
•
7
25c*
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118
fc
39% May
21
42
10c,
39c
73c
.35
13%
10c
-,10c
.
.
42
-IOC
,
34
21
-
14
—1
:
.
'7
:7;7'7^V7
*
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Rouyn Merger Gold Mines
Roxana Oils Co
•
10%
40c77r-40c '■•■47c
—*
common
73.15
7r
:
Dec
67c
-7
11c
QQ
16C
7i7.t77-.-7;/^-sb77,7y.7'7777 77/i7Frtdv-'-^:;.;WMikV:,i.; Sales
Oct
8
1.99
.
—177'
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.
23 Va
1.40
974
,
14 %C
777.7725 %725%.!
3.15
Toronto Stock
Feb
.
1.14
57o
'
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lie
•
_y__—
Dec
7%
-
—I
lf>
Dec
■
36% May
108% Feb
—_i—.
Apr
1.24
1.25
29c
Dec
37
::
Nov 7
ll%c July
23c
Dec
7 13%. 13%
Jan
Dec
39
Oct
Mar
Mar
1
21%
20
63c
-»
UchI ;6s
..
'
1.17
1.01
25c
55c
30
Oct
34%
103%
Jan
60c
'
Oct
25
105
■
Knitting common——
,
—
—1
Richmac
Robinson
v
Dec
Nov
33 %
Feb
Nov
1.69
,
1.041 j.
90c.
-
-1
1
Gold
Silk
25c
14%
—.
25c
,7; 15c 17%c
v
5.10
31,
Dec
16c
30."
105
"
7 18
35%
287
■
"i 16c
i———
u_-_
Ymir Yankee
13% 13%i
54Va ' 54% -
20
,
._*,
Reeves Macdonald
Riverside
35%
29
40(5
3.R0 Julv
38
7
; loc ijan
24% Nov-*
48c
22c
*
"
D~ec
7; 18c
BONDS—
1.92
96c.
Quinte Milk
Robertson
36%
i.——:
-.
f/-WA
1.07
Quemont Mining
Winora'
York
;
13%
18C
90C
common___
*
28%
^7
Wright Hargreaves Mines.
.
17C
.40
——y—«—--
■
13
13%
13%.
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Quebec • 'Gold..—7—•-
Reno
28
36%
■
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500
24c'
21c
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common
Wool Combing
.
-1
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.
Ltd
•;1213
58c
/ 22c
.
—
Winnipeg Electric
77.'preferred
V;
Apr
^May
AfSS- ,:;..JS*.S2
;■
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4.60
7
"«
:
85c
12
11
'
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25%
52c
28%
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com
—
1.00
1.25 >1.40
50 % 50%
9%
10%
10%
—
Preferred
32c
71C
':7:-77
.1
Proprietary
Regcourt
20c
__7
—
new
20c
56c
Consolidated
class A—
Preferred
y:
1 80 Jan
26
7
25%
4.50
■•7:7:25
4.50
25%
—
New
34%
88C
,
-1 ;
1.25
1 00 7! 750 Va
;
—
29C
85c
—
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vPurdy MicaPurity Flour
V
Jan
105 y" Julv
M»y
21%
^
Dec
"
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39c
,
4,600 -7850 J'llv
22c
25
J
,
47^-7:
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3.25
34 V4
95c
...
-*
Gold
Trust
Mines
|
~
25%
Preferred
—._—^___—__li
V J:Wlltsey-Coghlan Mines
Winchester Larder
.
-.-U 17737cI - 41c.„;„
34 Va
-•
Corp.
Premier
—
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it—
Gold
"
>
14c--.
3.00
32 c
——
Premier
Lake
Westons
29c.T
1.26?
7;y3.55, .7 3.557-3.757,7
_1
—
Power
f
56c
12c
v
I
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-
West Malartic
Western Grocers
y
x?l' feb
18
Jun
Oct
9 25
'
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ol
Porcupine Peninsula
Porcupine Reef—
Powell River
__i
Powell Rouyn common
Voting trust certificates—
.
1
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Pioneer Gold Mines
;
52%C
"26%C 17 25C
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Wekusko
5%c v-:l
53c-
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Mines
Piccadilly
7
lie 13 VaC
.
7;
^7775%^
Paymaster Cons Mines
Wasa
17VaC..'22c
•
v
33% May
vv
9 25
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litd--—^--—
7
]t
13
Dec
13% May
■
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?'375 '7
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2i| f 15:£5::7|33JS
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1.70
18c-
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1.60
.
51c
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—2
7c
50c
175
l?11
%"e
—__
Dare
Vulcan
.1
Page Hersey
Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd
Pandora Cadillac
Partanen
Canada..!
;Virginia
.
" 14c
nls ■''•■•'00 "r',13
A
7/; VUibona
7c
r.
•••"•»"
■*
«
as/'
■;
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47% Dec
-
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-
•
inn
2,500
,
AS??f
*
:
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Facalta'
•
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Ventures, Ltd
Mines
*21% *21%
v*L
nn
OV*
Jan
Jan
11'/a Jan
»??'••"£ *»
13 '104% Jan
'
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2-40 Feb
6-^c
■
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Mines
'
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B
1
•"7
United Fuel class "A"_
Class B
!—
United
Oils.;:.————______
:United
•
:
Orlac Red Lake Mines
Oslsko Lake
•
'
18c
21%
't
v
Ill
20c
,
2n
Dec
,
Mav
1.25 May
1,10 Dec
142
Dec
80c
15I/<S! Dec
1??
PPb
145
<
-
Dec
5.35
Dec
20c
3°?
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12 Va
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'
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85
/
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'"
125 Aug
44c
,
V
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54% Are
Dec
37c
•'
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175
1.95 Jan
27Va Ma*
:
3.05 JulT
'3
•'
2n
at
101/10
•
11
37,000
»
in'1
1
n
111
7.1
—
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4 10 Feo
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25
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V
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.110
lov TS?P
5.377
180
10
i.
v;
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,
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;
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Omega Gold Mines
> Omnitrans Exploration
Orange Crush common
60c
10c
122
—*
v
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-
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Jan
5;-'" 52% July
,
'
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^
48c
•;
18
vie*/TV*
1•
Traders finance
preferred__-iU_:i__ilO(
'r-V.-Class A' rights.
Twin
Jv
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o
?
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?1S 3.65 L35
1.35
:.
General
Union
'O'Brien Gold Mines
Ogaraa-Rockland
°
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—.
.
1
j
ca
54'.:®*
54VI.
1
12%
o
x
a
9c
May
<•«"»
: 98
;^ " 2.15 July
5
-7; Class A—
29c
<
Norzone
50
Tombilt^_6i_'*_—^-—*
Toronto
203
20
f-;
827' *'2?"" 3'522 " ^ 80c
,____*
:=; Towagmap
12 Vac 15 Vac
North Jnca
.
——___i
Carson com
~
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?d
W%~>S'v-£
Trust—
100
Toronto Iron Works
—_______J____*
•;
•i1o7;;1''S
_____.i__.i__*
GOld
Canadian
Toronto
«
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Normetal
Norseman
:
65c
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1
common
I Toronto Elevators
50%; 57%
•;
50o
-
&
24
I*4'
'
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,
2.10'
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9?/*° $ >S ;
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1
Tip Top Tailors—*
9%c
2; 10
.
Gold
J
9c
8c
'v
s?':
Preferred___________i.___4_-_____100
1.40
9c
n
ss
|, iwSf
iot"21
> v-io
-100
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Gold Mines——*
Tnurhois Mines
: 15c 16 Vac
ft
—
Norbenite Malartic Mines
Nordon Oil7
v;
Mines.
Preferred
Texas
S
17 6 Nov
J J4 '
Teck-Hughes
2.25
1.35
9c
River
Jun
Jg*
'
•
—
Taylor Pearson
11 %c 12 %c
1.38
y—
Nlpissing Mines !
Noranda Mines
2.02
11 Vac
Yellowknife
Nicholson
15c
'••7
31%; 31%
!.y 24 24%
24 Va
1
set
•
Mines
Consol
Tamblyn (G)
12%
12c
•
New Calumet Mines.
Newnorth Gold Mines
Taku
12%
i_25c
Bidlamaque
1
common
100
cons
Inlet
40
%*Jan
^i°o
-
ioi:
1
19'/a
29%'- 29%
Negus Mines
-New
iron
Sylvanlte Gold Mines
13% ■13%
A—?
National Sewer class
National Steel Car.
2
Surf
19
class
•
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buiuvuu
101
A?§7'I : bS" »«
rr?/
nu
*
River
Sudbury
Mosher Long Lac_—_1
Mylamaque Mines
I
National Grocers common
Preferred
Rock
Sturgeon
l
National Drug & Chemical
preferred
*
Sterling Coal
Sterling Trust
Locomotive
Morrison
___•
Co
Steel Co of Canada
aieeloy Mining Corp
__100
Porcupine
■A
^
Starratt Olson
33is
,
,.*■>
Class B
___100
'
•
Stanley Brock class.
A——
*
common
Monarch Knitting common
Moutreal
a
__*
Standard Radio class A
1
;
—
27% Jan
ifo
Mines
Preferred
Mining Corp
V-JSS
20
Springer Sturgeon
Milton Brick
11
28%
1046
Low
1
Standard Chemical common
grandard Paving
common
Mid-Continent Oil & Gas
HloK
'
.
Co
Ohaaauutib
•<
100
..
Slater.
1
Mercury Mills
Moneta
A...
MHIW.
'
Range for Year
*
.:
,
ni«0«b
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
A
Class B
Preierred
Siscoe Gold Mines
McDoUgall
McMarmac
class
Sales
Rangev
;
ce
f;
Monday, January 13, 1947
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday, Jan. 10
Reorganization :Bai(s--;V1'".
Rails
Investing
■
Bid
Far
Funds—,
Mutual
Aeronautical
1%
Amerex Holding Oorp
10
American Business Shares
1
American Foreign Investlng.lOc
Oil shards
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc*
Axe-Houghton Fund B-
—J
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair A Co
of America——
Boston Fund Inc
—B
Broad Street Invest Co Inc—.
Bullock Fund Ltd..—
-1
Tr
lnv
Boud
6.09
4.56
35
4.01
9.16
- 7% ..;
7.54
.
*
Bid
Far
■
ed)
V(When, a* and if issued)
Ask
iCont )-
•
;
.
Series K-l
Series K-6
19.15
20.98'
21:52
23.64
Series S-l
6.69
4.96
37
*
4.39
8.94
8%y
8.15
< 15.90 >. 17.28
/:/" 6%
6%
4%
5%
99.58 103.73
22.45
24.14
17.81
19,25
18.0}
19.74;
...1
Becuxltlss
Affiliated Fund Inc.
As«oc'ted- Standard
;
Keystone Custodian Funds
v
-
'
Ask
26.50
29.1Q
14.73
Series
8-8
Series
S-
Knicke,-bocker
Fund
4.50
5.20
30.74
33.05
14.62
15.82
Christiana Securities com—100 2,880
2,980
Preferred
......——.—100 148
153
Commonwealth Invest——.1
5.88
6.39
Delaware Fund——
—>
16-38
Dividend Shares
—*JB« , 1.50
1.65
lnv Fund Ltd—.—1
Century Shares Trust—*——**•
Chemical Fund—.
—1
Canadian
'
Income, 4%a
2018
61
1993
89 ;Vv
>
shares
14.15
15.25
10.47
11.32
25.17
15.49
24.12
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.
1.98
First Boston Corp..—
10
42
First Mutual Trust Fund——8
5.66
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
13.94
Fundamental Trust shares A—2 *
5.85
General Capital Oorp————*
4288
General Investors .Trust........<#»■*.'., ' 5.69
7.75
5.40
Aetna Casual & Surety.
6.82
7.61
Aetna
6.92
7.61
Aetna
series
series
3.95
-
4.46
•
Securities—
i ' Y
Agricultural shares——— ■
Group
?
j
,
7;
Agricultural
——-
————
6.50
6.14
8.82
6.94
Electrical Equipment—«.
10.01 ;
Food shares——————
5.45
Fully Administered share*—7.72 ;
Building shares
Chemical shares
:;
8.14
7.00
9.98
Investing
—
——
8.16
Low Price Shares
——
7.09
Merchandise shares.
9.21
Mining shares
—
*—*;;••/ 5.28
Petroleum shares————
6.57
Railroad Bond shares———
2.71
RR Equipment shares——...
4.57
Railroad stock share*—.,
4.56
Steel shares——
-—A 5.15
Tobacco shares——
—;
4.72
General bond shares
Industrial Machinery
'
shares—
ntllltv
Huron
Common
6-90
7:59
8 .61
11.47
9.63
—
9.88
10.86
Boston
8.19
9.73
10.70
9.96'
10.95
—*—
Oils
10.78
-
B-4
28
.10
I
National
A
(Geo)
Empire
Federation
North
y 20% '
75.;
Northeastern
Northern
•
5
%
-
Fire
-65%
Federal
3,98
-
Firemen's^ of
2%
69%
Preferred Accident—
54
Providence-Washlngton
5
12.38
82c.
90c
44.50
47.50
Hanover
89c'
Hartford
23.16
Hartford Steamboller mspeet..lQ •V 3ftr
25a
series A.***
Fund
80c
22.46
O
.
:
.
7.22
f
19.21 i
—*,
6.53
Seaboard Surety
20%
Security New Haven
53-
8%
11.45
Bond
34
50%
Globe & Republic.
5
Globe A Rutgers Fire com— 15
Glens Falls Fire..
*
106.20
>
36'!/3"
,
(Paul)
10
Fire
Paul Fire A" Marine
67;;.7ov^:
^ 53 %;
•
.'I 50%
\
'29%
31%,
■
104.10
6.60
.*-/11%;;
,
4% ;;••• o;%.
26%
29%-
10
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•
Revere
St
10
*
Selected Amer Shares———2 M»
Sovereign Investors.—*——I
Standard Utilities
10c
'
Republio
14% '
.
'' 34,
2nd
Springfield Fire & Marine. —25
109.'^ 1.13%;
Standard Accident...
v
.27%
89
k:
*****
Fire.
—.
—
...
28%
26%
0 8 Fire—
'41-
'
-
4
0 S Guarantee..,
113%
108%
605
-
48%
78
10
2.BO
Westchester Pire—
,
/
:
•'••-45%%:.' 47%
0 8 Fidelity A Guaranty Co.. 2
.24%
16
(ft
:y-
590
Traveler*
>
26%
■
30 %'
*
;
fAiA-ArJ
24%.
V
85 j
18
preferred
'
9% :
21%
-
'
53%:
60
>
8 "10%
10
Oorp-(NY)
23%
:
.
;,31 *•
Gibraltar Fire A Marine^— 105
18%
it 3%
Reinsurance
100%
96%
13%
,-21%
.
.
86
'
58 y,
B
*
-
> -
■
%
.
%..98;%
50%
10
166
.80
-
";"94:';'V
10
5
,—5
Newark-.
Fire—.J
Franklin
'}?kA
28
r
1
:•
f 55 '>
Fireman's Fd of San Fran. *—10
16.68
3.62
Clark
Scudder, Stevens A
Fund, Inc
50
-23%
•
6'% ;.^7%-
1* HQ
Employers Reinsurance
158
21%..
.53% :
■
Fidelity-A: Deposit of MA
20
Fire Assn of Phila—
,——10
12%
2.50 ;
—
8.87
12.81)
<
i
53 •,•'- :
50%
8
River.
8.56
100.
Pomeroy
'
51%
-,:;;
33%
84
"
36%
21.00
7.14;
<; 0.10:
Fund B—
8.38
Preferred Stock Fund——
20.95
22.90
-1
18.17
19.83
2.50
6.80
7.75
Independence Trust Shares.*.**1*
2.5?
-2.80
v
Diversified Trustee Shares—
29.35
North Amer Trust share*—
'
27.93
18.83
10.35
D
Series 1956—
3.39
Bond*—'
2.90
—;
'v;:-■
21%
'-IsV
Ss—*——1966
87% : 88%
Australia 3%s *.——*——196ff.-k.*'
.
—
Calif Elec Power 38—^.*—1976' 104- '104%
Electric 2%8*-*—1976
1970
Banks & Trust Cos.
441/4
42%
103%
100%
Guaranty
100
*100
10
—
Trust
Irving Trust
133
128
Fulton Trust—*———100
Grace National
382
367
Bid
Par
28%
City P A L 2%s
1976
Kans Okla A Gulf Ry 3%s_108O
Kansas
Monongahela Power 3s
1975
Montana Power 2%s—
1975
Ohio Public Service 2%s
1976
Pennsylvania Electric 2 %S—1076
Philadelphia El Co 2%s
1981
Philadelphia El Pow 2%s__1975
Portland Gas & Coke 3%s_1976
Public Serv (Okla) 2%s
1975
.100 1,770
4u—25
49
20 f 55%
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
100
266
National City Bank
___V2% ;/ 43%
Kings County Trust
39%
Lawyers Trust
44%
46%
Manufacturers
43%
; 45%
37%
,
Trust Co
New York Trust
Public Nat'l Bank A Trust_17%
-50
95
10
22
24
Sterling National
25
Title Guarantee A Trust——12
United States Trust
100
$
38% ;• 41%
10
1,665
*—.100 1 ,605
'
102%
100%
•
v
r:
Monongahela Power 4.40%—100
Ohio Public Service 3.90%
*
—
104%:
106%
102%
102%
101%
102%
103%
104 "
101
102 99%
100
102% %103
,
101
99%; 100%
-v. fi'. P-N. '4 I'M
'S.-iyi''*'• ^ *■'" T'f'
Preferred'dtocks—ij;;v. Fa* ■'
■<%
A
.
102%
Pennsylvania. Electric 3.7039—
Serv
(Ind)
3.507#
Public
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%%
—.100
3cranton Electric 3.357#—
Scranton
Spring Brook 4.10%.
Oil
Dnion
(Call
Westinghouse
Willys
101'
102
100%
95
■.
104%
.106
92
100
95
;.
62%
>
102
102%
102
101%*
3.807#
4%%.
'
:io2%
: 96%
a
101%
$3.75
Elec
Overland
\*
108110-
.
53%
.
99 %
25
19%
60%
90
•
103%
105%
102%
102
1965
Laclede Gas Lt 3%s—
180
200
333
17%
.104%
*—1976
101%
102%
A Light 2%#.1975
103
100%
102 -V
Yonkers El Lt A Pow 2%s—1976
103%
104
101% •
104
99
'
1976
Power
Utah Pow A Lt 2%s
(Ask
102%;
Transm 2%s—1966
Texas
-
102%
98%V, 99%:
104%
102 V'4
1961
1976
Pub Serv 2%s
Iowa
101%
10314
2%s—1976-
El 2%s*—1975.
Tenn Gas A
,
Paso
Brook
Sioux City Gaa a
Bid
Far-
•'.
.:;.'
Scranton-Spg
aa
American Airlines
;v
';.'Ask
;'%&v Z'A' i
'Ask
Bid
:
Far
——1
1
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A.
Series 1955
r
18%
Bank A Trust
'
23
Fire
Pacific Indemnity Co.
Pboenlx
';V-
General Reinsurance Corp..!
58%
Fiduciary Trust
First National Bank
York
New
*
;;•
*
yNew Hampshire I Ire...—.. 10 ;
Pacific
15.51
Bank A Trust_20
—*—
6%
66%
31%.
Crum As Forster Inc.—
»7
a ■;
_
'31% "
:
Bank & Trust—10
Trust
A
51%
.
i: .;
—
5; 39
•29%;
-7
20
Trading.
Fund..
30.53
14.08
27%
20
Trust Co
Continental
5
10
87-
;^28.;v>-",
26
.
Casualty
'28%
8.06
Republic Invest Fund.
3choellkopf Hutton and
Commercial National Bank A
Corn Exchange
^63%;
,
.18%
■-72
y
21,
•r
27(Detroit)—10, t25..-v*
National Pire..:
_io ; '52%; r.54%;-:
National Liberty
:
1
M ■«%:
147
; ; 157 ANational Union Fire
20
New--Amsterdam Casualty.——S ,
27 %<
20%r
New Brunswick
—.10 ;•! 24 y'r,
26 ,t
National
'18 -:
.68 ;.v
City of New York.....
..10
Connecticut General Llfe—___10
55%-
82%,
>
34 %.
,
"
Employees Group.
13.27
7.78
Wellington Fund
Bid
15
10
Bank
Chemical Bank A Trust.
,
21%
Continental Casualty__
^ 11%';,
SL-j Unit Type Trusts—
New York City
Chase
-v:
^39
%
' 19%
Merch A Mfre Fire N Y
-
6.98
11.71
_——-
Petroleum
Putnam
20%
62%
;
2%s
100
Central Hanover Bank A Trust 20
,
15 %-••.
*
5%
Illinois Power Co 2%s—
Brooklyn Trust
27%
;i02
53%
..———.-
Massacnusetts Bonding..
12%
Merchant. Fife Assur,
^—*—8
,;ni%.
64
—
preferred
y,"Convertible preferred
6.03
——
——
Tobacco
—
Gatlneau Power 3sa—^
PAAAP >: ^ar
Manhattan Co.—10
Bank of New York
100
Bankers Trust
10
Ask
■
Casualty common'—;.! A 10%
6.34
-
Railroad equipment..
Steel
Prior
12%
•18%,
60%
36 V:
.
0
E1
Bank of the
34 i
Fire.
5.47
Utility
Railroad
Union
28.02
25.49
17.16
9.43
,
20
Maryland
...34
>1'
16
.10
;
Camden, Fire..
9.46
12.08
—
.Public
Series
B-3
Jersey Insurance of N 7
*
11.86
8.60
*
B
B-2
74
;;f
31%
9.01
Common Stock
Series
4
Bankers & Shippers.
13.06
Union
B-l
98%
20 %
Baltimore American.
12.78
Trusteed Industry Shares
'
10
71
_10
State Street Investment Corp—
OustC-lan Funds—
insur Co of North America
•49% y
American Surety...
Automohlle
y
11.89
—
—...
Securities Ltd-—
shares——
Bank Group shares—
Insurance Group shares—....
99c
Stock and Bond Group shares.
14.28
Investment Co if America—10 4;; 28.08
Investor* Fund CL...
»1
13.78
Series
Reserve
11.63
Metals
Aviation Group
Series
American
Fund*.
—
Machinery
Institutional
li-%
13.86
_
Series
,
10.59
12.62
——
Merchandising
———.
10
47%
Casualty—..:
Speculative—*
Electrical equipmentInsurance stock,—
7.80
10.12
5.81
- '7.23
3.00
5.04
Bid
25%
t56
'10%
.0
B : 16%
American Fidelity & Casualty.#. V10%
19%
American of Newark
8%
American Re-Insurance..—L10
31%
9.47
10.44
—
Equipment.
Diversified
8.49
Par
Home
Homestead
:,
American Equitable..,—
10.62
'•■•;
..—
Cl.amical
Incorporated investor*..
Keystone
9.66
stock.
Bank
6.00
••;»:
51
-49/
—4
87.
53%
Automobile.—.*
American
.16.55
Business
Foundation PUnd Inc
Income
American
-6.36
Building supply
5.02
:. 5.67
5.20
;5.62
6.19
—
Holding Corp—
4.05
5.73
Aviation
8.95
.
3.64
15.43
England Fund—
Automobile
7.70
10.48
f 8.97
-
Alliance;—*«.*
Stocks Inc—
Agriculture
11.00
—
share*—
Institutional bond shares
-
American
New York
7.63
r
16 ••
com.
Ask
84 y
—25
—
4.36
Stock series
7.15
6.76
9.69
Autortioblle shares
—
Aviation
shares—.
Grande
•
65
..
8.99
Speculative series
7.82
At' Rio
Preferred
—10
Life
3.92
—
Diversified Investment
-.7.11
,
,-"lQ
8.14
New
'
Bid
.4.10
—
Preferred stock series
25.97
2.17
45
6.31
15.28
6.74
48**
6,10
Fidelity
—1
—
Fund
1
Fund Inc.———;
,
""
'
7.05
4.88
Low priced bond series
—
Low priced stock common-
26.91
16.56
Stock
Denver
63
1 91
-^LV3Q
28
100 ' A 62.:
-62
Insurance Companies
Par
Selected series
A Howard—
Balanced Fund
**♦"
—*
—
J:
—
14.21
—
Industrial stock series——-
Eaton
Paclfio-
*
preferred
0preferred
12.24
National Security SeriesBond
-
'
National Investors Oorp.
Income
•
Securities-
Nation-Wlde
Balanced
Common
27.58
25.65
11.38
*-
Chicago Rock Island ds
•'
>
Ask
*
8.72
7.93
1
.1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc——10
Investors 2d Fund
Mass
Stock*
,
' 107
-
>;
.Bid
49:70
48.71-
Mass Investors Trust—
/.>
,
"r';'V::-rar>
.v '..v 85
1st 3-4S incomes.
j,;.
105.15
Loomis Sayles Second
Ask,-
•
.
'■
Denver At Rio Grande-A ", - r
6.05
5.46
—
Fund—*
Fund—10Manhattan Bond Fund inc— ':
Common
ICc
Loomis Sayles Mutual
n.
:
5.16
4.67..
1094 : • 104
2019 : 82
4%s_—
:
. ,
.
1st .4s—*———*,
Conv?income
13.11
*
Bid
Chicago Rook Island A Pacific^
v
16.21'
*•'. 11.93
S-:
Series
v
'
Par
Bonds
^
v
43
68
15%
715
United States Treasury Bills
Bates
quoted are for discount at
purchase
A Mr
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
Par
Bid
1950-1948
—
l%s May 1, 1950-1950
1 %s Jan. 1, 1953-1951..,**—
2V4S Feb. 1, 1955-1953
l%s Oct
1,
Par
Ask
Federal Home Loan Ba&ks—
federal Land Bank Bond*—
1%S
Apr.
100.10
100.6
99.2;
99.24
Other
99.6
99.28
15,
1948
Bid
Ask
Jan.
Isuiet
Canal 8s——1961
126%
23,
128
Bbb.
{March 15, 1947—.
15 1047—
1%%
Bid
100.2
.1%%
AVt%
100.13
1947.
{Sept. 15, 1948.
.1%%
100.26
fSept
ffUnrt
15
*
1947-*,
13,
Mar.
b0.375
1947-—;
Feb. 20,
represent one or more 32ds of a point
Maturity—
Dollar
100.3
Certificates of Indebtedness—
100.14
t%s Feb. 1, 1947
100.9
t%8 March 1, 1947.
100.27
April U 1947.........
—
100.8
A«k
t%8 June 1. 1947-
•'
{%s July 1, 1947*——
*%s Aug. 1, 1947-no. «i— *****
t%S Sept, 1, 1047—*
**—
4 r>•' t%S Oct. U 1947****—*
iVoS Nov. h 1947—*
.
a
Frfee 100
Bid.
.0078
.0145
lot sale
-
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
0.35%
1947-———
13, 1947
—...
0.357#
Apr. 10,
0.347#
0.35%
0:35^#
0.357*
0.35%
6.35%
1947:.--:—bQ.375
'
.
1
1
1
*
f,
a
(not included in year's- range),
J,
bBid yield price,
:
,
\
*?
.
1
U?
d Deferred delivery gales
yearls range)., e Ex-Interest. :'f Flat price.Vk Removed to> Stock Exchange. rCash
(not inoluded; irr year's range). tEx stock dividend. . (Un) Unlisted-issue, w dWhen delivered,
\
(not included in,
I
sales
.0120
w
.0198
.0241
1 When
Issued,
»Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.'7a
7;
'
♦'* '.w...1.-,
*.
-
* \
'
'!.
.0327
.0358
—
l'/is Jan. 1, 1948.——.—.
,0141
1„ 1947
Odd
Plus
Ask
.0282
.0301
.0355
.0266
.0233
.0266
.0298
V/bB Dec.
t
1
Figure* after decimal point
Int. Bate
*
1947;***—*—*;***'' bO:375:
b0.375
b0.375
20, 1947
—
b0.376
27, 1947————
bfl.375
3^ 1947^^;;*;;—;;;;;;;;.;bo.375:
27.
6.
103.6
103
Qnetatiens For U. S. Treasury Notes
Maturity—
.*.! b0.375- 0.337#
b0.375 0.33'/#
'* b0.376 0.337#
—'• b0.375
Q.347#
1947—*
J|ni. 30, 1947
Feb. 6, 1947.
.
Panama
Mar.
16, 1947—
Jan.
;•;*#■■■
99.31
100.2
Feb.
X ' ■
b0.375 '0.287#
TreMury bill*—
♦No
.0394
.6465
.0392
.0376
.0425
.0474
.0333
;
dividend.
par
Value/ tin default,
(;
'-v.
.
{These boftds are subject. to. all Federal taxes, lEx-iiquidating
A\
■ (7"
»
•v.
Volume: 165
Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL A FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
COU RS E
O F
B ANK
247
CLEARINGS
V {
,
...
Bank
:
.
clearings this week show
witty/
decrease compared
a
.
ftig foregoipg will
f
l#.aspd upon
from which it is possible
0.6%: below ■!;those for
year?
))^
the
this
center
there
day "of 2.8%.
follows:.
is
loss
a
week.in
for
the
week
1945/
ended
are
totals
Saturday and the Satui Jay figures
In
the
ended Jan. 4.
For that week there
2~i
rl^'4s tL
$5,706,925,421
Chicago,.:,——525,846,222!
Philadelphia..,«. 1
649,000,000
Bostpn—
Kansas City.
' 457,013,270
:
Pittsburgh
+
.<•
'X
+ 22.5
+ 40.4
176,377,474
148,776,750)
Wepk Ended /an, 4
+
s
^
$8,590,952^631
2,007,389,410
$8^43^309^320^
;i,830,416,390'
10
—1—
live days.
+12.4
9th
Minneapolis
$10,276,725,716
+
2,590,115,666:
,City——i——-rr-—
3,7
$12,866,841,382
12th San
Exchange is appended.
The
*
Description*-?S|;ock, number ol
I Shares
—
'
'
r
■
"
•
■
"
r
1946
.
;
29,833,682
1945
34,150,731
•'
1945
.
Railroad & misc.
bonds
,
$120,544,500 ?131,328,800 $1,264,521,Q00 ??,147,723,400
i——
Foreign govern't
bonds
Tptsl bonds
-
.
6,743,600
.—--
p..$. government
.boi^is.
-
-
9,357,00.0
80,587^00
744,800
.19,066,150
—
Cleveland
106,153,160
264,650
8,108,550
.
Month of
$127,552,750 ,$141,430^700 $1,364,174,159 .$2,261,985,lip
Tjie yolume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the twelve montiis of 1943^
r.l-X;))"
'
Month
C
;
FSAO ;l
No.Shares
|
No. Shares
No. Shares
17.811,394
17,100,772
27,643,038
18,032,142
24,434,084
111,266,707
.March
,
99,100,023
62,555,204
-Fii«0 Quarter
\
April
May
.
31,426,715
v
Quarter'
.)j5)y f01pnths
/
19,977,030
—
20,807,082
21,714,249
"
84,852,398
4r-~- 279,672,501
October
—
November
St. Louis
serve
.
Min¬
the
City
increase of 15.0%,
and the
San Fran¬
•■;";
1944
-
*
:
462,755,111
•<<
6,586,512,495
'
742,777,905
A..
</:
713,071,097
.
445,938,805
640,914,093
287,018,013
»,%*■
+15.0
-
-
,
.435,531,753
_
674,445,853
v.;,.
<.310,564,475
.230,699,912
293,313,159 A'-•<
,
-
166,225.078
-
+19.8
298,563,964
...
189,906,549
:<:<+•'6.3
:
1945
309,931,191
+ 27.5
•
346,868,623 i
•
168,280,911
/;:/< 513,298,984
<:■')+) 5.1-":<V
+14.9
v
_
562,266,902.
.
11,008,958,612
11,532,339,001
4,716,209,354
District -.by
.
5,167,401,272
.
18.9%
25.7%..)) In
and
-
in
the
the Chicago Re¬
Reserye District of 29.7%-and in the;
Minneapolis Reserve District of 30.2%.
Reserve District registers
an
The Kansas City
expansion of -38.2 %,
the
Dallas Reserve District of
30.1%, and the San Francisco
T6.4%.;^;/..::< )/.;<
..)•'.<))
f.
Reserve District of
,
V
Inc.
or
r 1S44
,
Veq. %
$
:
+
36,023,962,309
1.4
3,390,082,469'
•
1,483,553,531
+ 18.9
+25.T
4,552,268,090
+ 17.7
1,588,058,858
J-
!
+ 30.2
1,766,642,497
+ 38.2
1,421,455,210
+ 30.1
6.6,007,244,046
161,415,497,739
*26,24?,580,250
r
'1943
;;
:>•
1.808,187,938
2.4,943,882,698
3,176.627,064
•
•
992,294,910
:
+16,4
31,509,992,691
"*«<«•
1,451,433,907
2,007,595,608
4,690,765,859
446,586,672
+ 29.7
1,112,305,294
t
3,190,499,918
3,065,883,732
<;
+15.9
2,153,466,552
'
K
2,077,513,891
30,556,334,640
+ 16.0
2,989,623,122
*••
-
4.5
T-
2,253,480,236
2,680,599.571
—184 cities
—
•;
District the totals record an
improvement of 17.7 %,
1,849,298,932
<3,119,851,645
—19.;
>
"
Reserve
2,441,577,501
Qut^lde N. Y. City—^
3,015,563,051
1,290,558,487
1,892,478,443
4,482,193,392
1,399,095,056
1,041,740,846
1,657,634,044
1,295,196,766
2,563,917,914
*1,145,752,162
7.5
54,995,657,861
48,307,975,682
I +20.0
25,271,443,693
24,202,377,392
+
1,716,462,865
2,395,433,680
30,383,870
26.324,332
We
14,251,976
15,945,982: 14,985,690
66,826,195
■
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the twelve months for four
*{
/A<.-i.
;
•'
•
•
•*
*},:*<
'■
'
Federal
267,530,924 196,261,532 227,046,416
Reserys plstricts
<
1946
7
:
<
'
17,533,817
13,922,67$
40,^05,573
18,246,0ii
1st
34,150,731
31,259,050
19,526,660
2d
84.036,811 110,032,651
66,812,486
51,695,349:
18,61^,019
Boston -r
New York
v
-
.ll.cities
.14/ ^
—
—
*
Twelve Months
194?
.
iU
;
Tyvelve Months
Inc.
:<<:
or
25,475,838,863
344,130,911,099
42,068,244,256
+11.7
22,805,785,448
376,793,239,782
36,269,082,305
33,738,930,780
+
16.0
+
The course of bank
7.3
Cleveland
——
.17
M
5th
Richmond
Atlanta L
+ 16.6
16
18,811,055,293
27,949,126,328
1:16,135,479,617
——
23,058,225,298
+ 21.2
7th
clearings at leading cities for the
Chicago
__—.—
31
57,210,644,251
51,981,362,693
+ 10.1
month of December and the twelve months ended
with?
8th
St.
9th
36,203,336,925
8
Minneapolis
December in each of the last four years
10th Kansas City
llth Dallas
Louis
shown below:!
<
1943
20,649,344,216
257,143,184,165
33,909,713,332
31,325,719,792
:
14,086,930,417
/ 19,040,165,727
;-48,238,541,687
14,496,406,959
10,588,863,445
^"18,162,567,145
12,027,997,017
25,630,466,455
19,818,159,868
16,523,154,342
l'.; 12,132,612,601
+ 26.5
20,306,522,233
14,965,001,756
+ 21.1
28,849,058,671
+ 14.7
696,275,043,441
620,896,126,843
+12.1
560,024,469,837
505,299,900,357
330,210,265,793
—IZ!Z—il
12th San Francisco
'.;i{^CLEARINGS AT LEADING CITIES IN DECEMBER
(000,000:' •—Month of December—— f
-——+Jahvl to Dec) 31———
*
15,344,855,341
24,595,026,326
18,915,631,229
33,089,884,979
286,463,473,180"
+ 15:3
273,675,469,988
256,740,113,979
—
-
is
21,268,459,948 '
295,634,593,622
34,551,834,423
33,340,998,527
14,937,431,258
K 21,502,728,044 '52,419,340,783
15,652,439,316
11,049,294,538
18,841,824,932 <
13,457,831,898
27,367,692,548
9.5
+
.
"
4th
——363,709,312 377,563,575 263,07^,018 '278,741,765,
•
'
•
Dee.%
.16
'
Twelve Months
:4/;/rI?44^ "'/A'
<■)<)<a ));))):<;.
■
Philadelphia
3d
years:
'
Twelve Months
64,918,607 v 55,561,998
^5,476,347
'
19
+19.9
+ 26.4
'
r
omitted)
1946
«•*
New Y<n-k-
'
'
1945
g
1944
■
34,497 35,166
1943
1946
g
*29,724
'
g,
24,105 366,064
Chicago-'
2,999
2,591
2,217
Boston
1,987
1,934
1,533
Philadelphia
2,734
3,235
1,130 l> 917
3,043
40,138
819
1,154
1,705
1,073
1,234
1,504
1,268
11,261
12,822
18,254
St,
Louis__
Pittsburgh,
San
Fran.,
Baltimore,
31,913
21,539
•
846
7
736
690
Cincinnati-
.703
7
583
49T
Kansas City
Cleveland-;-
1,296
1,254
Miuneapplis
959
1,046
V" 733
506
7,
,
.N. Orlearis,
915
424
9,317
13,469
14,834
12,960
12,659
10;856
5,562
4,664
4,027
334
-4,782
108n
336 V
321
~
7
93
<2,361
3,444
3,291
4,571
«
\
r
covers
t
i
^
*>
the clearings by months since Jan. 1,1946 and 1945;
l/
•
:
^
,
r
;
,
»
*
'
.
-
"
r- v
'y.'
f
/
*
"
'
-
»
'
,
CLEARINGS
4,333
3,707
57,592,838,206
3,501
—
902
>
.
Total
lst,Quarter.
'
•1,878
3,074
2,491
53,673,338,763
2,412
•
i:
+12)4
+
9.1
+
".. .Total
•
2ncj Quarter,,,
1840
Clearings Outside New York/ixfc:' X -.vi;, 1945
Inc. or
Dec.
%i
9.3
24,987,200,588
+
6,4
+ 10.5
)
26,715,645,414
.23,150,349,683
26,591,372,184
76,457,367,281
...70,891,611,144
+
7.9
I" 22,997,145,805
+ 12.1
24,730,186,706
+
B.O
21,174,223,850
'
+
9.3
46,954,704,831
ir.
I)
:
\
)
+
21.1
:) 25,779/113,057
51,709,917,677
59,338,531,534
le i'
vi
g6,671,442,506
169,843,264,176
"
151,761,570,196
'
:
52,686,757,947
-
7167,715,169)341
56,312,980,626
—™-4-
Jyne
1,734
) 3,386
Inp. or
i pec;%
45,401,473,486
IrXl.
'
I
56,858,841,344
April-
866
1,944
Total All—
1945
1949
60,325,652,392
49,796,678,743
February
March
17,458
3,742
3,735
-•981-
Montha-r
January——
7,056
3,312
'
'
252
.
I
10,784
19,071
'
3,968
"
1,165
197
.275
compilation
'J
H
9,801
7,366
'
16,472
222
4
-Clearings,
-
•
4,704
Milwaukee-
P^uL-i."
10,065
1L239
11,529
10,364 ' 8,196
15,108
Buffalo
»
5,412
-
472<«
Omaha
.Providence,.
>*»
MONTHLY
7,543
5,860
»
13,267
-7,921
6,305
The following
12.623
15,743
8,315
Outside N. Y, City.
8,627
374
1,369 ; 1,173
—184 Cities
Total
1943
,
9,723
12,978
•
9,215
7,161
1944
^
^
.' V,.. *.
334,432 286,348 248,559
27,279
25,710
23.622
19,589
17,767
18,288
34,710
33,028
32,515
483
Detroit
Louisville-
St.
V
1945
+
8-9
4.5
26,296,977,710
26,507,504,386
.<"'+' 7.5
78,583,595,153
73,149,648,325
+
7-4
155,040,962,434
144,041,259,469
+
7L6
—
158,003,154,042
.
402
315
'4,236
Indianapolis
204 v
2,628
2,299
162
2,085
1,678
1,557
1,553
Richmond
524
412
July
5,437
4,518
4,178
3,861
August
3,655
?.6J9
4,763
1,562
2,450
2,239
September—,,,,,
4,624
1,454
1,445
Total 3rd Quarter.
174,131,375,556
870
832
800
Total 9 Months—
511,689,809)073
454,290,348,308
60,796,475,038
53,199,569,300
-November,,—
57,791,515,304
51,990,711,496
December
66,007,244,046
61,415,497,739
Total 3rd Quarter.
184,585,234,368
'■ 166,605,778,535
+ 10.8
Total 12 Months,,
696,275,043,441
620,896,126,843
+ 12.1
/
*
"23,973,433,771
26,179,068,749
-<i'+
.
+
9.7
+
1.3
4,592
Denver
,y,
Memphis
Seattle
_
_
,,,
Salt L. CityHartford
—
Tot. 27 cits.
Other cities
Total
425
*
r
434
213
99
282
406
;
4,671
164
2,000
'
83
1,057
2;973
r
2,812
57,382 55,379 49,421 43,137 617,908 556,960 501,289 451,963
8,625 16,036
5,574
5,170
78,367
63,936
58,735' 53,336
all— 66,007 6X415.54,995 48,307 696,275 620,896 560,024 505,299
Out. N.Y.C,
31,509 26,248 25,271 24,202 330,210 286,463 273,675 256,740
"
Re¬
Kansas
595,428,622
•r
"
:
+ 20.7
i
:.
-11
-Total
;
23,819,359
Quarter/—
\946
Year
an
in
The
42^,519,393
6,493,192,777
;< -646,271,848
,.<<■.
*
+17.0
+ 14.4
,15
_l_„
San Francisco
.
+ 17.1
6th
-
and
27.5%.
$
9.8
+
in the 5,t. Louis
2,059,662,126
1,448,018,047
•;i:K.
29,833,582
December
Fourth
Chicago
■
Atlanta Reserve District
by
13,464,419,023
Minneapolis
20,752,920,
rSeptember vi i 43,450,216/ 25,134,916
"
20.7%
-
6.9
+.15.1
1945
37
14
10th Kansas City--
33,553,559
23,415,845
28,219,705
)Nlne Months
.
the
-
; v
the JRichmond
an
jg
1
■
68,787,721 ' 92,020,949
20.595,100
Third1 Quarter
;
101,604,706
—-
August
'
f'
; 83,553,396
13,846,590
In
-—f94,820,103 200,704,729 131,342,920171,484,410
July'
I
—
8th
1^,228,380 ."35,051,545
37,712,751
was
1,763,817,196
2,706,826,148
5,356,049,124
9th.
,
llth Dallas
28,270,442
32,024,018
of
or
,"^L-
*
Chicago
J^th
41,310,246
District
+
:
5,167,187,840
2,354,339,385
35,509,434,819•? 3,933,950,100
Richmond
36,997,243
21.716,872
in
gain of 14,4%, in. the
a
of
Dec. %
<
1946
Atlanta
79,463,469
.
30,409,809
)
June
Second
51,510,197
34,092,745
.
'
District
Inc.
i
:
14 cities
7th
1943 v:
) 26,663,765
"
V.
J
I:
...
12,440,983,577
larger by 15.9%, in
are
December—r1
Stft
38,995,195
32,612,585
27,492,243
February"—
'
<
:
clearing houses of 7.5 %^
fteserve Dist. the totals
6th
M944
:
11
.clearings, having been $66,007,244,-
New York
Philadelphia :<-y—_y:;;
Cleveland -
4th
)
No.Shares
v
of January
'
J945
2d
,•
460,970,396
743,223,732
326,572,880
220,591,487
320,580,992
202,098,662
524,275,758
v
,-s
clearings for
For; that month there
Boston
3d I"
1946'
,
766,755,220
'
13,077,678,281
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
following:.
'
tX^
'.
<o ljM6 ia-ipdicated in the
Reserve
15.1%,
'
y
.
17.0%.
:
$61,415,497,739. fn the New
York Reserve District the totals show a loss of 1.4%,
but in the ^Boston Reserve
Pistrict there is a gain of 4.5 %
apd in the Philadelphia Reserve District of. 16.0%. In the
'
1377,563,575
w
of
totals show
Reserve
617,493,608
308,803,076
-
046 arid the 1945 aggregate
—-Twelye Months-—-^
1946*
|63,709.312
Ronds;■/.iv:..:./;,,
.
:
:
5,934,747,043
the 1946 aggregate of
*-?~-Month pi December-r—
.
•
"
City.
increase lor the entire body of
v
■
",
—Ill cities
the month of December.
re¬
follow:
'
6,
We also furnish today a summary of the
sults fori December and' the 12) months of 1946 and 1945)
f'''
the
Reserve
488,555,993
7,461,061,773
.
394,181,975
281,321,848
368,711,029
214,926,486
627,928,996
•
10
,
•
850,618,830
J
..
" '
w.
<'
-
710,586,335
361,484,914
539,304,111.•
"
10;
Francisco
Outside N.
0.6
pifr usual monthly .detailed^statement of transactions
New York Stock
improvement of
an
Reserve Districts:
—17.7
Total
Total all cities lor Week— $12,790,010-449
the Philadelphia
Cleveland
cisco Reserve District of
19.8%.
840,150,820
.
" f<
7
-
11th Pallas
^10,658,342,041
"
"
.10
1947
522,367,809
7,366,095,128
"
6,
——
6th Atlanta
"10th Kansas
day.—2,131,668/40$
"
7th Chicago- ———ju--17
'•
■H'- 8th St,' Louis—4-——4;.
1.8
+
District
$
cities
ClevelanA^-w-.--——r/r...--—7
''
5-_
Louis
; ;i
>t.
._12
—
5th Richmond
9#
•
cities, five days—
-
*
^
,
3d : Philadelphia
'4th
■
Ten cities, five days-
in
the
Reserve District has to its credit
by Federal
summary
—L——12
2d \ fNew York
+ 17.3
135,356,253
;
a
FederalReserve Districts
•
1st Boston
2.6
+
show
and
In
the totals
NUMMARY OF BA^K CLEARINGS
+ 10.5
203,233,695
208,931,505
Baltimore,—.
©ft the
District
We group
3.1
274,244,000
•v
208,484,928)
Clevpland^—
'
serve
Outside of this city there
In<the following we furnish
8.3
161,300,000
303,024,000
week in 1945.
'
cities,
increase of
an
neapolis
J
+
203,958,048
226,500/00.0):
•
Bap Francisco—-
+ 15.
.
354,391,483
249,944,350
Total ell
Reserve
center haymg recorded a decrease of 1.8%.
2.8
—
.
599,000,00.0
365,519,45.5
*
lanta
St.
same
totals
9.6%.
the Dallas Reserve District of
6.3%
Cent
$5,872,435,103 "
the
(including this city)
larger by 6.9%
are
the week
—
vttr
if'
ii-r^'V. X '1947
New Yorki
All cities, dne
was
District
the Richmond Reserve District of 17.1% and in the At-
5.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
577 in the
Other
District
able to give the final
are
York
Reserve District by
having amounted to $13,077,678,281, against $12,440,983,-
CLEARINGS- RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
.
we
and .complete results, for the week previous
At
}
T^v,
are
elaborate detailed statement, however, which
present, further below
we
Fri¬
:
smaller by 1.3% but in the Boston Reserve District
the
Our comparative summary for the week
./)
located and from this it appears that in
are
not avail¬
ends
petals: gtpnd; at; $l^,TO,ftlQ;449
same
Which they
New
corresponding week last
against $12,866,841,382 for the
'•
'
able at time of going to press • Accordingly, in the above
the last day of the week in all oases has to be estimated.
obtain weekly clearings will
to
issue of next week.
our
'
v
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
the
Saturday^
clearings) froi$ all % citties?iof thp ' JJulfed State?
11,;
"n
appear
the cities
We cannot furnish them todvNy> in as much as the week
telegraphic advice^ from the chief. cities of
the country, indicate that for .the week ended
be
Complete and exact deU'ls for the week covered by
v
I; -Total 6
Months——
337,558,433,517
I
"
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+
309,764,724,238
9.0
'■ h
<
61,831,796,515
X-—.—.—
'
<;<
•
•
October
;—
55,676,082,669
50,488,979,360
;
46,724.282,971
47,312,361,739
!
'
'
+22.5
■
+ 17,7
"28,013,784,302
28,238,211,019
27,407,666,765
22,179,164,191
+ 2316
+ 20.5
83,659,662,086
67,793,702,57.6
+
+ 21.2
144,525,624,070
,
56,623,496,372
:
-
)
+
12.6
238,700,624,520 "
+
7.5
23U
+
24,159,436,405
24,220,494,480
+
28.7
+
21.4
26,248,580,250
+
26.O
91,509,641,273
74,628,511,135
+ 22.6
330,210,265,793
'286,463,473,180
+ 11.2
■
+ 21.2
+ 25.5
211,834,962,045
+14.3
-
23,116,102,919
22,498,435,466
■;
30,603,860,383
29,395,788,199
31,509,992,691
-
115,7
+ 15.3
statement showing the figures for ea
We now add our detailed
/•'ft /-ftft/ft'.ftft
Clearings atFirst
ft '/ft
,
"46
;
Foruund
>
Mass—Boston
)t
~ "
Holvoke
~
Lowell
-
—
t
'ft' 3,602,418
-
Bedford—
8,603,288
:
•
————
28,160,302
'
SDrin^fleld
Worcester-
v.
—
Haven
99,285,655
:
--
——
Waterburv——
V: '
Providence
*>
j
H-.—Manchester——-
—.
■
—
ft- 7,057,178
.
.
District—New York—
—
59,555,610
11,582,198
336,950,542
- ft'.'ft,'''
6,486,890
Federal Reserve
V—Albanv
Binehamton"!
-
Buffalo
-
'■
52,709,429
8,724,942
275,411,461
4,791,377
!
;
v
^
'
Bvracuse
Syracuse-,-
-
"" ft—ft.—■
£ jl~MoXlair
"T il-.
"
IT
51,763,155
3 130 582
1>
Oranges—-1-T1
"ft
8,023,990
v
:
>.
8,735,022
981,836,600
ft/ 43,712,066
+ 18.7
21,653:300
I
20,801~800
+ 34.5
1,126,385
883,594, 886
-ft 121,158,462
3,312,366,
3,444,823,111
•ftft' 66,601,593
58,609, 259
,
,
334,432,653, 663
366,064,777.646 V
817,900,525
481,414,414
95,028,103
16.4
702,6x8, 963
+ 33.5
77,081,,181
423,623,,237
+ 20.9
*•{•34.0
1,549,557, 023
+16.6
38,235,382
2,087,151,,467
10.5
50,969,910
,/ft
v
>
ft
.+
Total (14 cities)
.
—
36,023,962.309
35,509,434,819
.
9,650^740
;
776,478"
•
•
1,940,457
75,211,000
1,016,796
District—Philadelphia
vjV
-——
v-,
+ 14.3
Bethlehem
1.8
+ 12.7
+ 28.4
;
9,187,368
+
;
——
J,
Lancaster—
•'+• 8.7,/7:>
^.033,631,,
1 'Bs
.
"
Lebanon-
.'+ 27.0
Philadelphia"
-Z——
Reading
^
>
+15.4
3,734,000,000
12,537,027
—
—-
;
+ 42.6
.:•*5,7oo,idu
Korristown
18.3
+
BO^
"
'
Del.—Wilmington
N. J.—Trenton
: 1,174,511
-
•
.
:1.4.:
,
.;•/•;•
.'X,, V
"
'
'
_
Cincinnati
cleveland
703,107,842
-
-
—
110.622,900
5,502,059
-
'
-
V?Sn
"
""""-1—'
Mansfiirdl TlT
:
Yo u nest own——-—
i
3,779,133
16,728,145
23,985,216
r-
NeS
tt::L
-
Pa.—Beaver
'
ciy"""TTT---
21,467,711
27,544,795
-
:
-
W." Va.—Wheeling——
94,275,500
+155,201
2,088,770
13,294,697
19,907,204
14,013,654
i •'
46,082,561 ■
y ;• J; 1,676,710.
.ft)
r-y
•
};
+
11.5
:
45,143,540
+ 27.0*
:|
+ 142.5
742,391
+
.7.6
+
1,073.133,812
'■> 15,274,014
fvi 15,761,504
2+852,608
: V
13,779,631
21.7
+ 14.0
-
840,150,820
V
Mongomery
Miss.—Hattiesburg
;
™'n22
;>>.
.
c
36.2
+
—
Grand Rapids—
Jackson
Lansing—
-
—
112,222,091
V 441,252,000
5,437,136,571
>149,598,163
34.7
21.4
+ 27.2
v
Indianapolis
32.3
+16.4
3,140,134,008
——
Wis.—Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh—
Watertown
,
Manitowoc
'
^22,010,453
139,833,925
+ 74.5
+ 22.3
2,694,427'
+ 27.9
3,149,073
5,413,660
2,575,844
213,034,524
3,925,338
+ 37.9
3,663,305
,
"
+ 24.4
—
5.
Ufi''
Chicago
Decatur
Peoria..
3,518,186
49,554,432
'
Bloomington
:
—-
^
;
4,313,447
2,999,110,088
7
13,113,280
43,258,448
18,694,668
rf—■
—
—
:
-
Rockford
Springfield
Sterling
—
—
Total C31 cities)—
'
^
'■ -
'**
2,097,849.
.3,897,270
V,
1
243,016,995
1.2
'
'
l"''
•
~7'u
1
/
''i
...
.154,358,574
1.7
245,064,044
305,517,18?,.
+ 15.1
247,200,048
595,428,622
713,071,097
+ 20.0
—
+ 18.5
141,468,516
+ 24.3
:.
710,586,335
7.3
+
79,153,676
/>* 364,199,000
•
126,907,121
+17.9
>'''
.•
2,019,139
7,018,000
91,573,941
2,770,771
175,947,481
150,79+490
63,320,261
+ 20.3
•
•
2,422,965
8,344,000
107,928,782
3,521,425
+21.2
4,518,251,913
>•
1
+41.8
5+626/735
+
27.1
+10.8
2,499,266,709
+ 25.6
/
+
16.7
+ 28.2
1,539,762
1,451,503
7,986,000
89,440,295
2,610,527
165,382,279
18.9
+
+ 17.9
+ 38.7
201,798,351
8,315,468,297 ?-/
30,434,550
+ 16.6
+ 15.9
\'V 13,748,417
10,984,080
83.898,149
42,673,199
182,000,000
3,546,370
+ 27.9
■y'y,
*;ii +14.0
158,182,611
44,806,152
298,563,964;
■■•'■•'
256,821,435
1,759^751
+ 10.8
61,644,638
/■; +13.7
20.6
54|32l7624
+ 25.2
5,444,671
60,975^185
4,C93,846
106,876,788
282,273
92,411,054
539,30+111
25.7
+
•
64,498,524
5,606,098
2+1
396,693
336,185
+ 15.6
95,185,042
88,094,014
445,938,805
435,531,753
+
460,970,396
350,182
18,220,975
2,752,888
1,953,722
54,484,045
-
2,132,156
52,791,401
73,530454
5,876,208
5,562,696,408
11,439,666
41,466,610
164,900,000
3,126,861 //
+10.0
70,070,021
276,196,676
143,746,764
176,660,000
310,180,043
62,629,165
"
179,300,000
*1,9507000
3,852,015,013
2,457,290
/
14,814,573
38,425,784
+
7,680,000
>,'
309,931,191
34.3
•
43,060,587
+17.1
// 361,484,914
14,751.444
54,596,355
207,400,000
3,900,959
167,056,696
ft 137,463,307
+
-
-iT.v:
:
9.3
+
183,655,066
2,153,466,552
16,009,200
,
•
>■■:>
+ 76.5
9,886,400,000
jJ+62.9
+16.7
'
:3,968,701
'
37,393,681
59,267,387'
+91.0
100,899,121
2.2
65,685,103
52,373,096
+ 25.4
177,343,013
33+037,836
1,678,568,476
+ 26.0
+23.2
+21.9
:
7,123,084
+
6,018,552
17,109,650
'v.
+46.7
223,364,568
30,737,734
:.';; + 28.1
409,553,270
+26.1
2,085,160,157
220,951,731
162,235,722
17,864,097
:>
+33.0
v;
172,905,215
2,361,036,031
1,944,632,373
+
+12.5
+25.5
+ 39.1
; '
5,545,860
857,415
'
:
//
73,302,683
,V
+
'.
3,245,558
12,170,803
i
8.4
+ 24.2
>
21.4*
8,822,203
4,701,803
10,661,870
50,"l06~366
46,957/761
3,421,381
26,215,431
10,774,171
3,098,667
24,000,347
8,476,587
94+103
958,218
44,577,792!'(
2,759,843
19,183,179
8,252,842
8,843,270 ,?
l:
+ 46.0
+ 20.4
+20.3
152,574,863
123,671,052
+ 23.4
85,150,290
36,301,512
+ 30.0
1,135,120,839
863,510,027
+ 31.5
36.5
519,754,585
415,053,542
+ 25.2
1,213,552
+
35073~073
33,650T000
5,038,389
11,707,081
36,380,000 >
4,794,476
+ 28.2
28,412,433
12,881,417
34,210,337:
43,049~000
32,895000
3,779,370
10,505,451
+ 14.0
57,197,006
4,491,154
3,899,351
6,114,359
+ 36.6
33,490,300
38,186,079
+36.9
+ 23.7
+
+ 29.9
;
+ 20.4
7.3
12,430,175
197,764,989
2,757,176
4,085824
+ 27.8
9.2
557,760,012
/ 126,56+378
6,075,089
3,"989/395
20.6
+
598,382,982
V -
+
+
+ 12.6
5,416,323
+ 44.9
+ 29.1
202,252,018
49,349,621
*
8.3
"+31.0
15,307,641
V
159,796,095
;/ 407,086,152
+40.1
.837,850:
+ 58.5
—
63,461,090
249,403,733
"
'
1
>
16,472,970,864
V 110,248,757
315,301,524
52,623,035
195,080,110
83,806,994
15,108,420,153
705,082
+ 102.9
;
t*'
1,173.582,121 ://
:>
10,607,683
29,886,250
/
4,515,865 /j •:
6,151,342
1,896,527
5,204,876
111.—Aurora
261,763,137'"
/
+ 23.7
696,204,414
2,651,450,704
849
110,730,298
—
118,115,475
f
17,227,900
+ 19.7
133,077,470.
.
111,739,379
35.2
''
V'' >*> -
4,770,979
210,820.518
•
+26.7+
f:\ '■*.
W.
+ 23.4
3,567,729,662
14,642,891
Ames
•
>
'
■
4,219,049
'■■■'■'
'
-
>
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
City
-7
17,727,200
16,135,479,617
:
742,777,905
...
.
23,974,300
1,483,553,531
6,958,053
Sheboygan
4,597,700
4,703,300
646,271,848
.
-
23,765,367
55,554,069
16,148,687
222;457,890
3,773,623
Des Moines
9.6
+18.8
275,759.475
9,215,940,421
39,012,564
10.6
+ 14.9
i
South Bend
Sioux
+
+ 42J)
•
25,104,053
39,370,727
204,596,982
Terre Haute
766,755,220
4.250,010
33,738,930,780
+
District—Chicago—
-•—
- - 6,466,870
^4 1,369,588,023
—
14,863,106
36,820,882
5,503,846
—
29,229,155
—4
Gary
11.4
123,600,985
218,214,183
175,777,256
506,928,996
^—.——•' :,■■■ >>■'
Bay City
Ind— Ft. Wayne
5.9
+
6,059,014
jv
2,706,826,148
Muskegon———————•
•
.
+
276,475,431
182,937,010
27.5
+
1,503,000
2,596,405
fc'-
■'
152,497,862
9,571,125
12,978,668,219
156,481,369
,..191,525,107
t
—
Detroit
Flint
I.I+T—
9.8
+ 20.4:
16,891,406
12,822,081,942
^193,611,049 *
209,400,924/
S'SrI'oSI
Orleans———————
Seventh Federal Reserve
-j
*6,300,376
5,127,442
.;
966,773,500
/V: 47,923,331
•
£
30,022,849
'
—
Mich.—Ann Arbor
■"
jjxtiu .J-'
1,693,808 '■
2,093,455
+ 68.5
"+20.1
^-362,569
>
*
;
—
Total (16 cities)—
;
423.3
425.3
388,42,.^;
j.a,—New
?
+ 13.6
6,305,149,014
18,493,472
+43,438,114,
wwwwtiii'tfii''
'>
wn'i 1 H'I.'+'l:
*7,202,642
5,709,633
36,269,082,305
}■ •* 503,592,857
+ 10.8
+
:
-
Vicksburff
1,749,533
3,282,123
,
'
*-■
,+21.7
287,004,000
■
r
/vt+28.5—'
22,206,080
+ 24.4
rU^^ne^::.-=,.
■
724,OOOTOOO
1,797,890
3,116,407
--T-
+ 26.2
,
41.4
+
11,385,146
630,874,453 '
".mesa
Meridian——~—
629,0007000
I-,,
2,093,270
2,367,755
101,141,541
{164,078,601
33.4
^9.300.000
lfiS77 324
-
„
Augusta—
;
2,053,371
1,088,072
,
'n i.ji'n
,„■»i./lr
.-88,963,386
.
38,405,731
2lS:l?l:lll
i—:
Ga^—Atlanta——XT—
■
1,902,982
M ■-
4,128,997
2,641,558
3,990,773
+
80.9
+
1
DistHct—Atlanta—.
Jackson
"+2976
fvlC'
+ 34.0
227,590,441
57,364,040
+
1,763,817,196
A.a:-B,rmlngnam
2,185,769
.1,276,490
-
•••p
+ 54.3
11,529,428,883
—30.4
2M 739
Total (8 cities)
...
v
"+"975
274,104,099
+
-*
■
3,537,557
Z9o,322^+
c.—Washington—.
federal Reserve
y'^
3,082,487
295,776,677
173,980,052 ;
.272,382,763
13,750,585
,
Frederick——-————*-——
■: Sixth
-
2,087,801
7,161,137,224
12,659,390,495
20.5
Md.—Baltimore—84®-g84,73»
P.
I
748,000,000
1,148,663,800
+
JaSSnSftR
.
C.—Charleston
r
I,,
,
*3,221,493
v
42,068,244,256
+ 25.8
«,662,000^
Va.—Norfolk
Columbia—-
1
+ 32.5
.
—-
in
2,831,815
>
Richmond
■' 'in
815,000,000
359,859,752.
327,205.000
17.3
+
District—Richmond—
*
Va:—Huntington^——
f
IS rao noo
S.
•
£!?;! 'Xi
+26.2
'.1 58,012,095 ' iii .'
+ 32.4
+
Fifth Federal Reserve
W.
739,890
164,256,838
2,989,623,122
3,464,419.023
— •
32!0
+ 19.8
.
17,574,710
—-
Total (17 cities)-—
555,309
+ 24.0
+ 25.0
14,456,930
20.4
.
ui8SJ
Kv—LexingtoT---
+
+
n'JoO 000
——
—gh
ou
6+469,368
.
County-
Greensburg
v.
15,626,895
•
:
——
20,344,349
583,777,093
"
1,046,463,422
1.254,173,976
-
--—
/SaSnn
26,862,240 V
V
:
Vrniumbus
668,807
+ 31.1
>>:>■:>.;>■,
Besefve* District—Cleveland—
fourth Federal
-
'
631,211
+ 70.7
623,293
+ 15.6
.
t
+ 16.0
nhi/v—Tanton
r
'•'lr
-.1/
437,180
.
3,933,950,100
'
—.—•
32.1 '
+ 26.4
.
(
772,927
34,710,000,000
101,040,266
?
,
6,586,512,495
6,493,192,777
1.3
—
750,218
'
+28.7
,
471,204
30,927,330
50,137,659
29,506,097/
46,887,277: ; :
/>...
/ 573,198"
>
4+831,000.,
———
Total (16 cities)-
/
+
.
39,403,141-
■
104,426,587
+ 20.9
—-— ;
/
33,462,687
>5:142,98+676
:
+ 38.9
Q3Q 298
37
40,861,898/
6.9
'
7.8
v.+12.8
5,058,805 ;>
"V
Hazleton————:—----
2.5
105,288,757
126,295,494
207,359,247
■
110.5
+
r
+
nS
+
+
163,530,602
■
40,138,000,000
+ 34.2
+ 29.5-
Wimes-sarre
216,069,258
135,46+731
42,294,597
52,190,680
+ 20.9
7,468,517
.
477,526
+ 34.5
+ 3+6
7,461,061,773
,
1,280,426
+47.5
'
3,859,852
—
Harrisburg
8,210,121;
7,432,128
+ 17.7
/■7,;'v
46,058,467
V
43,664,350'
+ 18.0
3 859 852
Chester-
:
-
.
35,765,359
52,743,853
47,223,006
+ 95.2
4132 617
1,383,075
1,163,203 \
6,364,937,729
15,214,051
v-.f'!■>•/■
1,173.527 ■
6,292,749,158
/
14,611,412 /
+ 39.3
50,248,091
/
3,605,522
62,249,000
—
577,284
29,058,147
1
..
.
27.783,084
25,962,031
••:•■''
Third Federal Reserve
7:
427,519,393
,
Pa.—Altoona
1,070,710
+ 10.0
^200"47+
-
1.4
—
■XX;
462,755,111
v
+ 19.4
59,017,,420
■
ft';
7,366,095,128
;
-18,1467700."
+ 23.3
25,391, 953
34,035,065
1,806,264,823
2,306,206,274
70,445,582
+
J7,168,291
I
+ 20.2
,
360,578, 023
ft 512,343,844 %
t
.
6,536,821
—17.6
•
9.5
+ '
,
24,496,137 '
^7:7W7l7|o97|400
/>77/>/.;V828,649
+ 80.8
9,865,879
3,489,169
59,621,656
.1,284,031
/> 1,167,215
1,649,873 ,/• s
', 1,184,451 %■142,931,238 - '.■ 7,273,795,737
17,334,451
15.385,251
10,875,117
8,468,419
...
6.9
+
'
2,826,628
+ 13.6
+ 19.3
—1 + 2 ;
1,268,321
71,073,518
4.0
+
65,826, 100
r
ft 78,537,060
,
662
"+"*378
488,555,993
17,837,762
+ 30.5
,
•
ft
,
522,367,809
+• 1.1
92,841, 262
893,703,218
,
'ft +11.7 ft
■-
4.5
+
'v.
.3,478,164
;
17,845,308
+ 28.0
>', * 18,384,116
23,528,686
% 9,128,683
;
5,286,289 *
3,648,102./
+ 18.8
&
1,220,218
5,792,018
1,345,355
■
+ 16.1
4,501,158
+21.5
'ft+10.9
6,023,429 <
; + 16.9 •
7,041,385 .ft:ft,'
——•
„
; +24.5
12.1 rft
ftft. 15+692,355
223,532,648 .ft/ft 201,596,487.
173 360,167
.
No7thern"N"jlTll
:
32,492,233
5,347.229
;■«
ft+24.3
•
—1.9 ft
.+16.1
+39.1
ft 66,953,087
5,777,978
6,709,385
+ 26.7
'
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s!', "742/768.
+ 18.0
1,165,560,900
58,788,611
U" + 10.5 .ft
?ftftft 36,234,268 : f +42.9^
2,891,338 ^fc+ 8.3 ft
8,863,984
-
sTamfo'rd
r«nn
77 727,629
45 183,256 —
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—
ft- + 23.2
22,805,785,448
937,052
•\.V7T'.7
"+12/7
94,488,900
ft
//1,100,612
~ 572~076
ft/ 361,774,827
25,475,838,863
+025,537
394,590,143
1,416,514
117,646,100
7.8-'
+
-
£■'
1,087,373
3,865,181
64+723
>
ftft 449,643,882
-'1,057,563,984
'.1,007,773
368,337,656
1,671,532
+ 26.2
;
_."
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+ 30.9
1,377.022
,
,
$
5.8
+
•
+ 24.6
181,194,390
870,180,672
229,524,651
+13.0
+32.8
+22.3
ft/ +35.4
,irXj^^^^K^-:^3+497,251,355-,v^ 135,166,917,489" '•
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York
Rochester"
35,831,562
+ 3+7
;
7.9
+
•
1,802,134
+ 30.8 ft
30,831,752
ftft 28,400,110
ftft 73,043,501
258,105,721
91,000,368
317,912,000
.V
+10.0
.
61,444,007
41,53i,100
*
■'
;
19,589,725,425
80,346,999
S,
+34.9,:,,
9
6,500,424
7,005,418
New
3,910,473
445,296,957
1194+
;; ■
%
+ 15.4
1,429,574
3,395,145
420,837,267
1,542,322
+18.8
-ft. 2,253,480,236 ' ft ftft- 4.5 ft
—-
-
Flmira
5,232,824
•
2,354,339,385
cities)
Total (14
+ 48.9
177,549,334
21,539,922,510
38,906,112 +■
+ 4.5
11,065,400 ft>. / 'ft 9,893,700 .ftft +11.8
108,828,300 vft'ft.
93,177,200
* + 16.8
'
53,498,143
210,891,672
+19.1
83,361,129
:
Dec.
1945
;
Inc. or
-<
ft/". 79,674,524
ft\
—Week Ended Jan. 4-
1946; ,■>
Dec. %
■
40,642,558 -ft'VV
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—
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Second
d?c.' %
.
21,425,420
.
Conn—Hartford---—-T
n
7,386,806
4,093,992
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Inc. or
1945
ft
>:
Jan. 4 for four years:
ended
the month of December and the week
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31
5,83+150
.
+29.5
16,900,756
+11.8-9
1,934,698,286 , ft / + 2.7:9;
ftftftvv 5,858,738
V; +26.1
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2,783,243 9
+29.4 ,
: vj\''
6,936,263. -.ft +24.9
v ;
26,478,353/ .!
+ 6.4 ft
..ftC; r 20,079,940 ,;ft.+ 6.7 9/
7,554,244
,
——ftft" 1,987,674,907
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Fall River
New
^45 '-ft
'/>ft- 18,898,917
-
-
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—
Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Me—Bangor
New
Month of December
Monday, January 13, 1947
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
+ 39.8
18,853,295
13,120,882
+
10.4
+
+
9.2
27.1
2,313,114
15,752,493
7,226,940
710,227
672,418
+
13.6
50+523,101
520,570,000
+
36.1
+
31.8
+ 23.6
2,118,039
6,318,983
2,552,627
1,861,172
+
14.7
1,872,199
6,340,05T
2,572,950
2,152,937
+
14.4
640,914,0.93
674,445,853
+ 43.7
+
•
4,372,106 /
+
19.0
55,341,195
•42,218,437
+ 31.1
3,164,954
+ 36.3
46,555,954
35,051,363
+ 32.8
+15.7
3 +913,597,103
27,279,588,024
111,869,151
+17.0
2,59+299,807
8,795,640
33,109,326
13,552,528
11,156,183
1,584,984
5,356,049,124
142,253,416
438,151,829
+ 27.2
17.7
372,220,283
«
+
131,548.000
+ 4+9
+ 37.9
-
186,669,912
+23.2
14+363,802
16,454,154
115,340,891
12,295,922
+ 22.6
47.7
+17.7
57,210,64+251
5+98+362,693
+ 10.1
+
1,073,495
4,552,268,090
49.1
+ 30.7
+
'
'
•
660,242,323
2,895,080
9,059,906
4,102,320
3,097,275
581.324,205
:
2,127,533:
6,875,322
3,318,831
2,700,228
,
+ 33.8
850,618,830
743,223,732
■
Volume 165
Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL' & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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-Month of December1946
:
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Eighth Federal Reserve
District—St. Louis— '
Mo.—St. Louis—
1,130,498,388
\';y 10,015,053
,
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+ 21.5
71,820,373
76,b83,925.
+ 37.3
44,481,275
48,372,550!'
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394,181,975
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+
326,572,880
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+
55.8
:
38,237,000
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+64.8
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4472
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\l,386,409
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2,441,577,501
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106,196,717
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361,802,016
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+"1178"
4273067768
59,252.56 On
5,668,849
.4,563,962
+ 24.2
3,507,753
3,721^1 V
1,747,801
+ 44.6
1,601,581
1,684.5764-
+ 21.4
2,528,085
+ 26.2
*12,126,048
-
r
+ 39.3
" i :
.
16,317,395
2,631,109
1,988,418
32.3
1,422,554
1,418*955;.
6,9187338
5,8357231
"+1876
3,9767447
5,32611987''
281,321,848
220,591,487
+ 27.5
"
189,906,549
248,878
B:' 346,477
4,445,415
72,127,692
8,302,432
88,267.145,.
+ 26.1
2,257,841
.7,224,737
15,567^14^'
"+Ti75
198,0097337
225,
,072*680-
41.7
6,627,957
+46.1 v
+ 26.5
7
■
394,699
: 387,626
5,635,875
92,776,611
:
^ ;-v u»l -m
i
262,274
+ 50.5
436,826
—11.2
4,188,721
77,577,751
+ 34.5
,
vl
'•50,959,548
10,856,496,778
338,655,156
11.436,062
821,791,304
-
15,277,498
4,764,839
.9,330,455
'■ 389,122,272
;
+ 19.6
>
3,521,532.
•;
8,735,5711
f
:
•/•: L———
218,634,276
6,166,810
243,852,562
'
+ 35.3'
LV
7,401,411
"
Arthur.
:-V Wichita Falls
928,693,617,
83,346,466
64,686,564
4,236,435,499
—.
3,299,325,563
54,612,927
73,557,776;
24,595,026,326
Wash.—Bellingham.
+
:
Seattle^..
.Yakima;
;
.
+
1,336,684
"'+21.1:
1,051,909 "
174967107'
20,306,522,233
773397482
368,711,029
+
—,
©re.—Eugene;.-—
,
+ 29.8 '
+ 37.9
3,072,011
28,267,275
+
+ 27.1
320,580,992
967,104
+Tl".7
-
1,057,721
+ 15.0
?
9.2
+
-
rioaTm!
293,313,159
+18.9
:
346,868,699-
*—
~
+63.9
^
;
+26.3'
+ 14.0
;
Pasadena—
——
Riverside—————
San Francisco
;
Stockton—
Total. (19 cities):
•Estimated.
+47.1
,V
+13.9
+28.4+
26,248,580.250
;
'
v,
.
18,945,248^."'
.;.7;
16,573,539
3,771,000
4,305,000
+28.5
5.6-
•2,400,000
2,108,953
-7,055~47+
214,926*486 5.
202,098,662
* *
.
'.+•
'i
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*,
^1"^
16.4.:;
v
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92,014,380
V.
4,012,892
.
*+51.8
1947 TO JAN. 9,
Noon
44,070~372
6.3
81,625,415
2,739,987
BANK
+ 24.4
31,411^451
■
+ 42.3
5.9
—
123,132,399
7,827,646
+ 23.2
5,981,543
.
+30.9
•
8,712,396
+11.9.
;
+ 45.5
290,484,813
85,197,298
5,299,260
OfflciaL.;
Free—
>297733*
/-••••
.
'
+ 28.3
15,743,086,582
15.9
+
383,052,777
+ 27.5
125,196,638
:
\ 5,977,578
6,686,693
+ 39.1
289,946,914
364,048,521
9,689,131
3,297,127
+ 26.4
;
-
314,913,012
:
'•
6.883,745
y
+ 15.6
7,110,179*
2,651,872:
5,472,581
"
:
-
294,237,000
:
+36.3
•
".■,::-+.24,3
:r+14,7:
627,928,996
+ 12.1
286,463,473,180
s
524,275,758
12,440,983,577
5,934,747,043
5,167,187,840
j
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TARIFF
'
v
v
i .V'■■■
5.1
11,008,958,612
4,716,209,354
.
Jan, 8
including
.297733*
.297733*
.297733*
.251247*
.251247*
.251247*
;V .251247*
3.211616
3.211616
.022791
.022791
.022791
.022791
.022801 %
.054403
.022791
.054404
.054404
.054404
.054405
1.000000
1 000000
1.000000
3.211616
5,167,401,272..
1
imi».
those
called
under sinking fund provisions*,
redemption or last date for mak-v
ing; tenders, arid the page number gives the location ^
which the details were given in the "Chronicle.".
The date indicates the
,NOTICES OF TENDER*
*
,
f .297733*
4054177
1
.
.251247*
3.211600
——
.,
Poli-New
$
3.211116
|:
Company and Issue—
Date
PaganEngland Theatres, Inc.—
771st mtge. bonds due: 1958——---.-—^————-Jari 22
'7.I34191;
Roberts & Oake, Inc., lst
mtge, 6s, due 1954
—-Feb
6
*
Shenango Valley Water Co.—
'
*
,
'
'
'1st mortgage 4s, series B,. due< 1961———
———Jan 12 ••
*7
"Tennessee'.Coal, Iron & RR. Co.-^-r v
■,,,
;
General mortgage bonds, due 1951—
—-Jan 27
; * ;■
Jan. 9
$
,11.532,339,0011
.
V
Notices
<
Jan, 7
11
«—
n'
* i.u
Below will be founcl a list of corporate bonds,
notesj
preferred and common stocks called for redemption),
1930
'
iii
'm*
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
-
OF
ACT
—r~
l.i 562,266,90a..
yV 512,699,084
+14.9
+
6,127,4577
2,551,247"
v4,191,706(
2,340,702
5,48Q,775 7#);. 1,7'
',
+19.8
y
13,077,678,281
+ 15.3
•
UNDER
320,51.8^93?,:
.
7,285,287
;
•
*+25,8*i
-
.
*;-i:;.-„...5,84i,83^(
••
,
11,519,359*"
7;iyv»
V'S ;•
28,849,058,67i;
620,896,126,843
.
.297733*
.251247"
Australia, pound
Belgian, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro—
V
*
;;
TREASURY
$ '
76,746,601:
33,472~7i^
;
+ 42.6
483,774,179
:^
Jan. 6
$
7:2,527,848)-
■
1947, INCLUSIVE
Jan. 4
98,769,12^'
■
74,166,711
"+4+2
+ 45.7
164,693,562
^
TO
;
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330,210,265,793
*
$
168,280j»iT;
166,225,078
+ 20.4
-
30,530^547
.
Jan. 3
J
v
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-t"—A
•
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+ 17.1
+ 28.0
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Value in United States
Money
Country and Monetary Unit
r,797"670
v
15.2
93,341,782
1,562,306,561
399,492,150
145,047,507
"357,970,845 :
\1 v
FEDERAL RESERVE
JAN. 3,
3,660,009* •
-
+ 10.8
76,426,533
3,349,619
•1
3,830,124,004
v
-
696,275,043,441
+ 20.0
.
CERTIFIED BY
w
i|M18.67|
+36.8
109,333,600
33,089,884,979
7.5
1.9 S
+ 24.8
>
RATES
lMHSJir
i
3,042,000
+ 30.9
—
Foreign Exchange Rales
EXCHANGE
139,ib5ToOO.S;
1G,420;174
:
r+"L8
+26.4
3,018,313:,
'it;
134,335,000- '•V
.
+ 13.8
7,"l837l59
+22:7
Pursuant to the requirements of
Section, 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank is
now cer*
tifylng daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
transfers in the different countries of the
world. We give below a record for the week
just passed:
r
.
+ 14.3
——
POREIGN
3,711,561
;
r
+ 14.2.
+21.1
^
'
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,
1.8
+
"> r -
: +21.5
49,362,448
109,300,846
18,254,462,722
488,306,290
174,188,845
V, 366,524,263
-
+18.6
+
1
f
+ 13.3
.
..
2,680,589,571
.
;
119,178,258
•
455,394,163: ;
179,170,228
+ 37.5
,27,104.781'•
31,509,992,091
+
167,480,000
••
■"•
151,615,376
206,391,959
234,862,404
J
+17.6.
,
61,415,497,739
tNot included in total.
>
+20.4
46,639,513
4,763,385,910
582,135,173
+74.9
3,119,851,645
—
,
+46.1
66.007,244,046
Gran4 Tjotal>,(184 cities)
Outside New Yolk-
34,797,326.,,
i
*+29.7
V
2,000,035,781
! + f :V+.':'3/5y
.
San .Jose—
Santa Barbara
'*+24.7
•
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74,932,000
i,412,420,131
+41.7"
y
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+29.9
s
.
;
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4,671,366,464 ^
189,177,152 :
•
+2C.0
"A-
4,383,648
-
.
Modesto—
5,109,691
■■t-'i-; i'
176,889,000
+ 30.1
14,965,001.756
60,824^419
-
+:6.8
?
•
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Long Beach
5,204,079
+10.9 ;'
+ 31.0
-
18,915,631,229
-
Calif.—Bakersfleld
3.210950
-
,
,
,
Canada, dollar—
,,
.
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,
,
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^
1.000000
1.000000
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Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark, krone
England, pound sterling
France (Metropolitan) franc
India (British), rupee
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3.224000
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series G, due
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ser.
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series A——
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1
7
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Apr
17(hCornell-Dubilier Electric Corp. $5.25 pfd.
stock, ser. A__Feb
1
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Food Fair Stores,
Inc., 3 "A % debentures————Feb
1
7A
Lefcourt' Realty Corp., prior
preferred stock
—Jan 15
11329^;
Little Company of Mary Hospital—
v1
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bonds, ser. A due 1955_Jan 15
$3292-;
McCord Corp., 10-year 4"A%
debentures, due 1956—
Feb
1
75-4
Missouri"Telephone Co., 1st mtge. 4"/4S, ser. C, due 1961_Mar -1
7i^
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Brooklyn Borough Gas Co., 1st mtge. 3?/2S, due 1970—Feb
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.;
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,
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4.030625,
.008409
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Newfoundland, dollar—
:
1.000000
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1,09575f/7'"
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NoncontrollecL
; .7 ,193,pb3
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.
409,802,003 « "
324,480,108
11,270,352 ; 9,889,912
213,891,733
164,669,516
55,844,128 -39;424;510
25,893,320
'
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•^•••i-24,319,547.
16,643,812
:
38,114,258
36,827,631
16,602,093:
12,071,984
y , 32,128,139
27,331,653
10,669,863
7,251,823
1.705,085,148
1,504,838,570 •
i. -44.112,343
y 37,194,599
17,138,581
15,040,987
Utah—Ogden——
31.0
+ 30.1
12,591,746
;
+ 69.6
;
,
'
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If:'+44.8 '
■
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"
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1+29.9
f
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172,913,467
f: 111,634,557
.
.
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)
4,253,431
434,342,474 'i; v y 406,520,288
18,152,074 yy V;- 15,273,074
15,861,617
123,853,619
;
+ 35.8
;
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f
::yy:7;l83.oooy-y-«;-
:
8,688,884,984'
6,634,513,795
> ; 785,480,728V: ;;
603,983,310
1,017,172,518
t U815,509,313
"217,707,000 :
167,896,000
7,204,760,494
5,982,318,015
53,340,956
43,887,046
120,594,419
"'93,821,333
43,138,081 '
35,152,982
367,348,459
303,371,938
+44.2
1,421,455,210
Frandsce-r
293,349,971
V
+27.7
.
y
Official
3,089v59«,,
-
+ 36.2
-
8,506,221
,
42.tf
+
9,629,511
661,452,567
59,452,832.
73,312,206
16,073,000
539,647,743
3,740.232
1;849,298,«32
n
;
.
.
Total <11 cities)—
Ida.—Bol se____
18,301,612
99,526,695
21,188,1)00
700,912,396
4,855,384:
11,730,542
"4,446,82937,024,107
.
Texarkanai^u—_
La.—Shreveport
Mexico,
272v8IO»»
356(000,.
4,845,847^
>■;
—
.
■
+ 38.2
+ 35.6
.
<^'408,253,806
V
230,699,
•'
fy■
*
1
69,601,842'
,
vjfr«?■
..224,478,872
3,968,187,454
14,047,356
;
14,749,392
185,948,461
12,960,205,572
?; - '
f'/-
12,031,524
21,537,780
14,307,206
258,544,699
454,828,658
-
/
+
+28.5
•
;
•rV 12,132,612,601
271,872,724.:
4,782,245,788
f
"
5,638,536
.
85,754,610
——..
Port
'
4,475,49^.
154,82Q;62L
+ 45.0
-.272,113,896 ..-.,+'33.0
■
15,344,855,341
+ 43.5
1,766,642,497
•.
56,487,939
i.
.
76,345,272
y -6,565,624
,319,281,557.
;
4,535,094
132,556,952
+38.3
17,192,922
'
*
:
0.8
+ 34.7
+
:+ 38.5
96,453,746
>82,639,496
134,313,446
+43.1
>••'••
4,669,776
145,298,360
"
24,922,096
■.
1,
26,089,123
yyGalveston——-.1.
[i Houston.——
■
•
"
.
+43.8
1,477,562
1,078,267
.19,219,276
1
32,500,098
■'4\& 5,378,445,1
915*007,059
.30,939,155
1,069,932
r
13,112,288
844,658,952
Worth.
Argentina, peso—*
310,56474757
•_
-
♦%
1,3087*MO<
287,018,013
.
631297219
•
27.2
27,783,502
93,285,349 KWi
165,462,836
i?1
*
208,857,769
+ 34.2
.
1334,746,465
.
.7,425,326
402,654,520
y 6,401,605.
■
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Beaumont^—-
v
771167365
.
Eleventh Federal Reserve District^ •Dallas—
Ft.
184,200,000..
+45.7
31,485,000
38,788,481
129,049,652- '
.
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.
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•
169,600,000
+ 20.7
•-•,.;//+ 19.9
195,061,030
■
•
-
4,705,170
195,741,058
+25.2
6,607,865 y;
+
>"
-
26.5
+40.2
•
•
30,709,230
9,626,294
248,040,446
-
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2,628,484,727
?
+18.6
+
34,008,823
..
yy -36,805,442
»
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246,742,338
8,196,279,409
v:
3,291,215,972
+56.2
,
-••
292,748,507'
10,364,448,478
47,676,977
••;,:*;+ 34.0
1,209,994
:
,
dr; ^eblo^.^i-a.-rl-^^.
;
75,842,569
51,271,201
v
1,"671,519
+ 15.4
"jttvi &;
102,051,077,
Colo.—Colorado Springs.
y' Denver^——
,
+ 16.0
"
:
,
+26.2
+
•
," 1,112,305,294
-.
"
Okla.—Tulsa
\
"
•
1,777,925
10,142,659
6,725,348
28,180,423
-
:
24,125,329.
44,332,404.
6,368,020,
1,296,436,531
46,164,007
.1,562,868
;
Kansas
:•
;
26,797,121
472,018,826
2,116,982
.
Mo.—Joplin—
i
I
198,300,000
92,123,627
•70,386,829
+ 39.5
16,523,154,342
fc, ,L
,
Topeka—
'* ■■■■; '
1944
$
+36.1
61,588,903
:
19,818,159,868
+12.1
r
...
Wichita—
Tbtal
1945
Dec. %
•
+16.8
.•
Lincoln—-_1
Omaha,—
•v-,
.
230,000,000
+ 45.6
Pity—*'
y Parsons.—.
■
■
1,736,47^
Kans.—Manhattan.:
.
'
'•1,448,018,047:.
't Hastings——
v.
Week Ended Jan. 4Inc. or
1946
+ 40.3
9,389,583
71,061,616
+30.8
2,983,088
632,030
18,908,732
2,645,000
2,291,665
7,759,006
16,362,830
;
9,625,514
Neb.—Fremont;
St.
;
+ 29.7
36,122,384 V y ,v
1,292,815 :
4824,355
Total <16 cities V.
.'
1947
$
4,027,814,182
2,619,917,061
.
13,670,867
;■;••
3,205,220K y * + 27.8
252,350,854 ;<::>yv+27.6
-
*Tenth -Federal -Reserve
,
i;..'
+ 47,0
.
23,921,897
733,594,262
J
Le wis town.——.l.
1
5
;
:
14,586,219
Falls—-__
Helena—;
v
or
+ 15.8
.
10,823,457
4,704,192,696
3,655,102,172
v
.
+51.6
.
9,723,814,872
69,806,284
,
14,725,766
+ 29.2
-"*
-
Great
•
'
+49.0
+ 50.4
1,588,058,858
26,819,454
D.—Fargo.i—,—
"
v,
5,297,539
•
Minot
•.
/
+43.0
/.
282,701,893
965,305
^
959,682,5544,096,607
321,905,028
-3,7.63,542
987,179,
25,328,249
3,486,000
3,569,512 •
12,787,846
21,579,423 '
*
2,385,721 '
;
<
11,261,483,960
97,922,791* ;"
•
-
966,635
; ; y
Grand Forks
>
Inc.
Dec. It
*
.,
,
.
Paul
Fergus
N.
'
$
■
District—Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Winona
+ 23.3
374,000,010
2,059,662,126
Rochester——-J..;
r
1945
■;
"$
:
"
>
7,785,754
*/
■
St.
-
1,440,388
Y
J.
4. Total (7 cities!—.
.
1946
Dec. %
.
917.123,320
'
7,004,156
"
483,165,876
425,293,230
• '»1,463,437
4
—
Minn.—Duluth
Inc. or
$
__
Cape Girardeau__,
Independence—
Ky.—Louisville
Ninth
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
,
.
Northern
1st
Stales
mortgage
Power
3"As,
Co.
due,
(Wis.)—
Washington Terminal 'Co.— *"*
1st mtge. 25/o c/o
bonds, series A,
Feb
•
due
■'
-
1964———
1970
1
..
11)
«.•:
Feb
1
I333J9-
1947
Monday; January 13,
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
250
ISSUE CALLED
ENTIRE
Eastern Ry., 1st mortgage 5s—
British & Continental Corp.—
:
5% gold debentures, due 1953—
—w
Algoma
Page
Date
Mar" 1
and Issue—
Company
A1325
^_
American,
day, Jan. 8, 1947:
II2281
Als?a°nd refunding mortgage 5%s, series A, due'1957_Feb 1 113138
Aspinook Corp., 6% 1st mortgage bonds, due 1948—
Feb 14 113282
Broadway Motors Building Corp.—
• * ■.
•
1st mortgage leasehold 6%
bonds__^^.__—-__-i.--_u._Feb I-,.
68
Butte Electric & Power Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 195lL.wA.ny time
112142
Cumberland Gas Corp.—
General lien 6% income
'
,
1st mortgage
Distillers
• •
1(3292
1
1955—u—Feb
notes
8,
R.
F.
for
fund
j
.k,\
t>
v
-
loans
520
—.
——
securities:
2,866
36,174
+
21
—
15,129,335
7,494,512
355,300-
————
<£/':*• •
~K,'i-ry
Condition Statement
-V
\
United States
304,352
+
4-0,'563,146
1,500
—1,315,999
—1,179,800
-4' 193,502
—
466,710
95,381
:
6
4,419
Federal Reserve notes——
$319,000,000 at' al! reporting
Total
'
;
.
000.
-
.
A summary
Capital Accounts—
paid in
Surplus (Section 7).
Surplus (Section 13b)
<
1
^
of the, assets and
trial
make
to
+'
.5957931
>
•
■
9,370
+
790
81,468
+T;
■"
*.254'"
r-jr-
45,175,863
"
.
R7
43.1%
-
0.4%
—
A
'J"'- -g V;,* ;g
0.9%
+
gg
1,229
+
7,776
+
:
0,565
+
78
8,231 r
loans
Dec. 24,
and5 Investments—total
'
56,153"
*
.
16,694;.
.
20
Name of Company
226
—
10,269
loans'
to
brokers
dealers for
and
4
434
'
i
+
certificates" of lndebtednessir.w— '5,202
3,039
Treasury notes.
U. 8. bonds- (Including: guaranteed .
26,'902
obligations)
3,430
Other securities.
Reserve with-Federal Reserve Banks*——.. 10,111
Treasury
banks...
.
468
iff
588
241
319 r.
:
4,997'
25
—
50*;
;+?• -14*"
—
—
+
2,234'
378-
+
+'
—
24
+
114*
—
Liabilities-
Demand deposltr adjustedi—
Time
deposits
;
t.B. Government deposits.
Interbank deposits?
Domestic
banks—
—
—
9.442T
1,271
6
; Borrowings
to* demand deposit accounts* except
interbank, and U.
S.
Gov't accounts;
Dec. 24
18,395
figures revised (New York District) 7
555
155
46 ;
106
29V
361
+
2,9i5
+'
1,018
(quar.)!..
common
(quar.).
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
—
Anglo-OanEadian* Telephone-Co.— *
*
"
"
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
...
Art-Craft Briar Pipe, pfd;: (initial quar.).—.
Associated Telephone, 4%!% preferred (quar.)
Atlas Powder, 4%
convertible pfd. (quar.).!
Atlas Steels, Ltd., new com. (initial quar.).
Ault & Wiborg Proprietary, Ltd.—
Aviation Corp.,
aiiw
Barber-Ellis Co.
+
„
+
+
—
—
67'
249
196
•: 1'
277
—14,848-'
—
1,650"
+
88-
—
226"
Seelig
(A-; S.)
„
'
-45©
2-20"'
2-
1
2-14
1-15
1-15^
:'2-*"lv
*
2'
I
1-20
2-
1
*.:i:T-204r^
1-29
1-17*.
2-1
5*?1
12-30
1
2-
$25©*
- ■■ ^ •
*
2-20
•-
(s-a)
$1- *
I
1-20 *,
2-
1
1-20 K
1-31
2-
•1-15,**,
1
I 3-15
3-31
3-15
3-21
1-31
1-15
_.__
>
1-15
1
1-15
$1.50
50c
2-
1
1-11
I
V
1-15
.f: 1- 4
T
140C
t$li70
3-
1
>0-**i
3-
1
1-17'
1-20
Inc.,
preferred
Linen
3-10
37%©'
3-
4' 2- 8
2-
1-17
25c
McGraW Electric
-
1-17
3-
2-15
-87%C
3-
2-15
;■■■■ si
2-
1-29
25C
*
Co
7%
:
1-27
$1.75 -*/
.1-15
2-
$1:50"
U5c
.
—
$50'Ac
250
-•
•
3- IT*
!
vg
lOe'
*
2-15
1-14V.
:>g6%-'. pfefeiredf '>(quftr.)
Midland' Steel. Products,
•
-
Mills,
•
'$1.
2- 1
t25c
.
2- 1
1380- '2-1$20ev
f$l,50 *■••* 2- 1
J$1.25
2-15
-7
1-15
k
!
1-15
fi-
1-19 \
2-1
3-1
2-
;
.
i
Corp.
"'•
National Liberty
(quar-.) :*
New
"
of' America (s-a)
g
Nu-Enamel Corp.
Outlet
■.Pacific
1-15
•
1-151;
.
1-15
*
•
•?vl-15'
-10c
2-15-
1-10
V ;
!
3+
t"f-
1-15'
12-20
"2-
.
./*
.
+•1-2*)
•
n
1-15
1-30
$15 +
32 %c
1-10"/'
11 7
: .*
'
1-20
1-13-
1+30
-
,
A*
12-31'A
•:"
3-15
-
1-16
1-15
1-31'
:■
i-3l'
12-31*.;
! 1- 1-15
'j 2- 1
$3' : / 1-27
Company^-(year-end
Coast Mortgage (liquidating).
Service Co., $1.30 pfd. (quar.).
Corporation (quar.9
20©
"15c
v
v
-1--2-
4
-
l-3'lg!
;
x>' i-5C"; f' "•;' 2-15
>';•
Si Tilford, Inc; (quar;)—'.
Perkins Machine": VSf Gear._ ——!!!—:'!..1
Portland Gas & Coke, 7% preferred (accum.) ,
6%
preferred (accum.)
—+-—
Park
•"i'-io!A
•Vi 15©
Pacific Public
Packer
JM-IS*"*'
50©
(quar;
Industries
A
1-31
>1+15
$1:50-4"
,
Olin
:
«-
2-21
3-10;
•
"
Railroad of New* Hampshire (quar.) g
Northwestern Fire & Marine Insurance (s-a)i
1-13
1-24
30c-
$1*-
Northern
'•
>
h
-25©
Edison'Light Co.- (quar;)
•';•-•* 50© >
'.ZZZZZZZS!*:
37%©'
$1.50 conv. pfd. (quar-.) v.
Nunn-Biishi Shoe Co.
'
iK
3-11
25c ,' ,1-31
$1.18%- ' :.%'-* I*
Northern Illinois Corp.,
j
lr, ;• 3-if
> 1-15
,
v
50©
-J
:'t
Fabrics (quar.)__^—
4%%, preferred (quar^)—
Bedford Gas &
Extra
l
$12%©
•,,
National Mallinson
.
1
4-
•
f
1-15
Extra
Neisner Brothers,
1-15
2-
- -
50c
(quar
Insur. Co,
+-1-15
1
-
Ex tr a
1- 0
1-10
$i.6(+
-
*
J,
'1-15'-'
I
•' •0-
4-
—
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.-(quar.)
National Department Stores- (quarr)_-!w_i.-~+
l2-3l:
1-17 X
2-1
'-
$1.50
$1.50
:
Wheel
Motor
1-17
1
2-1
$1.75^
•
v
1
2-
> Mount
? - *,
(quar.)
1
..
40c.
common«xs!!~!«'!:c,;+
preferred (quar,)
Monongahela' Power, 4.40%- preferred8%
Mlg
2^15. , v'-'1*-3L.
2-15
1-31 '
^ $$l;75'i'g 1-15
!
2-1
•.
50c
i
t
f
1-17
1
2-
75©
(quar.).
f;
2-
87%©
.
.:u''gfV
(s-a)——
4%
4-
Maytag Company, $3
"1-207*
2-
125c
..
pfd. (accum.)
preferred (quar.)
g>. $6 1st preferred (quar.)
!v-_•—
.McCabe Grain Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
'J
1-31
2-
34%c
Power Shovel,
Marion
l-14*g
'
Mfg;—
Shoe Corp.—
Typograph
Ludlow
1-22
.
:*;
2-, 1;- A 1-25 V,
■,
20c
(quar.)
**
g'gr.-5e
Ltd.— r
2-26'
*
V3-. 1-/.
1
4-
,
common
t
1-31
2-28
-2-
,7%o
Mclntyre • porcupine. Mines, )!td.rJEquar.K-.+,
1-17
'
* ' • • * ; Melville Shoe Corp.,- common (quar.). .g.. .
$562- 1 "g^rl^lff': g:• g4% preferred*; (quar.).._!..g..!g—
g ' 8%<T ggl-15 ^ l2-3f •
Michigan Gas .& Electric-Co.—•> • <*.
"■
22%o
2-1
1-15
7%
ptior lien preferred- •(quar.)««'-jr^iBA»"■ $I-gg 2- 1 g^r 1-29*
$6 prior lien preferred (quar.l!g!.!!!^.!.-,
> $15c
! 2- 1
1-16
$6 •■ preferred (quar.)
!'.!.i'!.»J./
SkPfita- *: 2-1
—•
of' Canada,
-
1-25
2- 1
$1.25
Iritertype Corporation (increased)
—
-30c.
Irving Air Chute Co. (resumed)'
25c
Irving (John) Shoe Corp. (quar.)..a.——.
•
15c
Kings County. Trust Co.. (Bklyn.) (quar.).. *
$20*Stores,
.
';*:'V-1>18- •'•'
•
t.S
/
Ltd.,-common (s-a)__
$1»50 1st preferred (quar.)
80© 2nd preferred* (quart)!._!_._!__
Calgary Power, Ltd.,. 6%
pfd.* (quar.)___..
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd, (quar.)
-
1-28'
3-
300
50c
■
;
*•>1-18
■
3-15
.25c,
$1.12% g
. 68%o:
: : -lOViC'.
5©
Resistance Co.—
preferred (quar.)
...
Interstate Bakeries Corp.', $5 pfd. (acCum.).
—
Bullock's,
1-28
$1.25
convertible
6%
*
1
' '
Common (increased quar.)
-g: 40^- + 2-1 .1-22 :
43A%
preferred -(quar.)
$1.18%,
3- 1 <
2-15
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd. (extra
'
t$l
3-1
1-31
Belleterrer Quebec Mines,»Ltd
(s-aHi_.^.!. 1: flOc'
3-15
2»28-:Beneficial Corp. com.
!__!.I;__..z_!__ :!V':+ 8c'^1-31 • • *' Ji-lS*'
Birtman.Electric (quar;)!:
-250
2-1
< 1-15'
Bloomingdale Brothers, - Inc. (quarg
g 56V»o . 1-25
1-18'
Bon Ami, class A* (qtt&rj
' $1*
1-31
li-15'!
Class B
60%O' : - 1-31
1-15
Booth Fisheries Corp., common
L...1
250 • 2- 1 ;> 1-20
4%" preferred (quar.)!
-.g.
$'U > 2- 1 ' 1t2'0
Boston Fund Inc.
160 v 2-20 • ; l+3l*
Brockton- Gas Light
z
25c
1-15 s . 1- 6
Beck
1-20
2-15
.
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)..s.
Lang (j. A.) & Sbns, Ltd. (quar.) !.—....
Holder<
g Lehigh Portland Cement!
'
of Bee. : Lincoln Printing Co., common..—. —...
'i,
$3.50 preferred - (quar.)
..
1-15
Liquid Carbonic COrp.,, common (quar.)
ggi 3 % % • preferred -'(quar.) .!._-.g!g—.!!_!'"
1-13
2-1*
$1.50
1- % g
t
20c
2- I
•r:' iocl '' 2- l1
'g '
30cv ' 2-^ 3*' 1 '
50C
0- 1' V.1
-' ' $1.25"*' 2- 1"
400
1-24 i
(quar.f
American Insurance Co.
>;<*: 7%. preference
Barlow- &
pfd.
When
27V20
America-(quar.)!
$2.25 conv.
Extra
CaldWell
Debits
week:;
—
Co
5-.preferred
Baltimore
1-18
1-30
*75C:g
-
1.884"
-
Foreign banks.
39,981'
10,421'
...
875*
6,928
'52
r
639'
vault
7".
18'
+
Stove
....
(monthly)!......
'T;847^'- ^;':'5%-%^ pref.-:(quar;).u—
Automatic Canteen Co: of
116
2j302'' -'
886
Treasury bills
■
16':
67 '
-
—...
963
+
1,563-*'
estate loan»i.^_w.w-—
Loans to banks
—
3,0*20;
+
i5r
684 'v
securities
loans^_i^.
65
im
428-
■
carrying:;
U. 8. Government obligations
Balances with domestic
;
J-i 941>
Other loans for purchasing or
Other
v
Products
Anderson
:
pur-
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government obligations..
Other securities:
Company.—
American-Viscose Corp.*
804
+
S.)
American
v
...
preferred (guar.)
Markets, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Home
!
1-10
: 1-18
1-27
56V4C
7%
Share Payable
$l.l2Vi
1-25
*'
'
convertible
American
—11,795
1-31
1-27
v; ;75c
Common'
Abraham & Straus, Inc.
Acme Aluminum Alloys,-. Ine.-^
1946 *
1946
—
2-1
1-20
l..01:25
(increased) i.........
2-14
2-1
Lake of the Woods Milling
this week' arA:
Per
Jan. 2.
l-io -
2-15
'leg.
Kobacker
The dividends announced
Albers Super
31,
1946:';
1-17
"•- 3-V1
50c'
Hardartl(N; Y.)..!i.._
i-17
;
2-15
25c"
20C'
.....
.
1-17
0-i; ;
(quar.)_$$ITAT,--75c'
(quar.).!
1-15
1*-15
■
,
1-31
J$1.25
•
;
,
1-31
'
1-16
lg.
International
are
declared.
(A*.
1
2-
J 20c
dividend payments in many cases are given"
;gg$l;37%": preferred (quar.)—x—
in our "General Corporation
Kokomo Water Works, 6%
pfd. (quar.).—.
Laclede * Steel (year-end)
and Investment News Department" in thd week-when-
Aloe'
2-
1-31
,
1-17
1-15
!
1-24
12 %c
62%©
under the company name
*
2-*i; g.
25c
.....
lfc15
1
2-
t^'^c
'
1-15
?:2g. l';:
institutional Shares; Ltd.—
g Stock and bond group shares
..!
25'c"
interchemical Corp; (increased quar.)!...+.
506
4%% preferred (guar.)..
$1:12%
Inter-City Baking Co.,: Ltd; (extra)-.—$$L
ord of past
$1.10
1-18
1-18
+
50©
■>
*
:
.
1-15
.
f$"i:i2V2
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
.5% preferred B • (s-a) —
Idaho Pdwer Cog vcommon* (quar.).awU.'..-
grouped in two sefparaiO tables. In the
first we bring together all the dividends announced the
current week. ; Then we follow with a second table* in
which we show the dividends previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid. Further details and rec¬
1
.
1-30
1-30
'$3*
g!g:4%g.preferred:- (quar.)—^......—
DIVIDENDS
Dividends
i-iy
Extra
'
Border's Inc.
Horn &
7,776.
1-30
(quar.).
Heidelberg Brewings Co.
.1-10
1-28
15c
;Extra*:
.■;,•
6
I-
1-15
68c
25c
.
.:
1-15
■'
$1"
n
Harshaw; Chemical Co.; common (quar.)....
g 4% %
convertible preferred (quar.).-..—.
Hartford Elediric Light (quar.)
....
1-31
.
8
1-10
Gr6en, (Hi
27-
+
1~302
+
2-
$3*
Grayson-Robinson Stores, $2.25 pfd. (quar.).
L.) Co.; Inc.: (quar.)
^.■..^
.?*' Extra!4..^*
........ '
'
2-25
*I-lir
Inc.
preference
,4%
I-2rf
'1-30V
87%©* *
•
conimon
Gorhazn, Inc., clask A* (ihitiair_.:v Class B (initial)
Grant <W. *T.) Co. (D«.)^ (extras
■"
+
25,614
Goodyear
167,358
i-n
12-31.;
(quar.)_.._!._..A-.._.^.
Tire & Rubber Co: of Canada—
Globe-Union,
1
2-
1-31
:
(s-a) -!--
(s-a)'..
Company
in- 5
1-8
>
(s-a)
5
8-
11-15
1-15
(quar.).
& Marine Insurance
S'gV
g*
8-15
I0c*.
.
(quar.)
preferred
Gilchrist
3,044
+
5%
Gibraltar Fire
indus¬
V
$6,000,-
Commercial, Industrial, and1 agricultural.
*
%
^
and F.
deposit
Commitments
.
Loans—total
during
+
187,620
439,823
.27,455
—
note liabilities combined.
liabilities of reporting,
Assets— •:/.
Cash In
44^405,351:
Contingent liability on bills
purchased for foreign- corm
respondents,
ii—
member banks de-g
Dec.
-
to
serves
Increase ( + ) or
Other
10,057'
665;
g
2-5
5-15
$1.75*
.
347,172
+
—152,308
+
61,952
—
gold* certificate re**
Rathr of
Decrease (—) Since
.
-w
Other capital accounts
(In millions of dollars)
Real
470,739
>1-20
;
2-15
150*'
•
!,
g- 4%%.. preferred'1 (quar.)_...
Froedtert Grain &! Malting. (quar.)
General Shoe Corp. com. (increased quar.)_
'g $3.50' preferred '(quar.) !.
I
...
General1 Steel Wares, Ltdg common (quar.)
,4
/
member banks follows:
v-
:
:
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
Holdings
$277,000,000 and on Dec. 31 amounted to
Loans
82,122
+
1-31
-
:
Borrowings of weekly reporting
Loans
258,498
4,647
+
1,867,588'
Capital
000,000;
clined
+ 139,718
•'
$213,000,000 in New Ydrk
City, $60,000,000 in the" Cleveland District,. $59,000,000
in the San Francisco District, and $57,000,000 in the
Philadelphia District. Time deposits increased $67,000,000.
United States Government deposits increased in all
districts.
Deposits credited to domestic banks increased
in nearly all districts and the total increase Was $196,-
-
^
principal decreases being
the
356,420
17,824,140
deposits"
Total liabilities-
adjusted declined in most districts,
Demand deposits
8,529
?
1-20 ■%
1
2-
quar,)i2%cv
;
*;:2- 3 Ay
,2-15
20c$2
.
(irreg.)_^!tt!u.-!^!«!i;!i^uii.!.«+
gFranklin Stores1 Corp,
Freiman (A. J.), Ltd.,
6-18
1-11
g! - 3%%: preferred-^ (quar,)^:-!'
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear'& Machine Co., common
—si—-yj.
of indebtedness and of United"
States Government Bonds, declined $52,066,00(1; and $50^.
'
635,088
41
318,285'
availability items
Other llabs., incl. accrued dlvs.
of Treasury certificates
000,000, respectively.
317,845
'
Deferred
District, and
member banks.
—
308,667
+
+
16,456,723'
401,398°
647,734).
Other
1^ -r*
$65,000,000 in the- Chicago
Treasurer—gen;
Foreign.
■
increased $217,000,000 in
Holdings'fof Treasury bills
New York City,-
bank—reserve acct.
acct;
Member
Uv S.
-151,738
24,793,566.
,J
3-19 ;
ll
(quarJ
Convertible !;preferred
Franklin Fire Insurance
Deposits:
purchasing or carrying other
$151,000,000.
686,542
+
A
Clas^
.
+169,450
45,175,863
"
■.
-
,
,
—
2-15
2-
Fenton United CleaningDyeing Cp^"
;:'g';7%;: preferred * ('q&ar.)___!.^_
Ferry Cap & Set Screw Co
Fidelity & Deposit Co-, of Maryland (quar;) *
First Boston; Corp.', common (lrreg.)
Liabilities-
$65,000,000. Loans , to>brokers and A
dealers for purchasing or carrying United States Gov¬
ernment securities increased $81,000,000, and' loans to"
securities declined
44,030-
i-
'
.
15,645
32,400
-
g:-v 3-15 g*
1
7-1+
25c
-.a.!!—:
V
member* banks was
and dealers for
•
—
Total assets
Commercial,, industrial, and1 agricultural' loans de¬
clined in most di^trict^ and the1: decrease at all reporting
brokers
premises
3,106
281,386
976
+
—336,823
2,262,751
Items
Uncollected
l6"671'
+
174,056
,
'■TT
+'
2-25;
(quarj01.26'"
.
gFedderS-Quigan. Corp;^^
!
A-> 1
50c '
506'
;
500*:
-58C
t$l;25"
25c•
$30<r Eastern Theatres, Ltd.
(interim)
f$F
g Exeter St Hamptoh' Electric (quar.)$2;50
++126,155
4-
loahs
1-15 +
•
^.T-15 ••'■
1-20
Michigan Stove, 5%
pfd. (quar.) •
preferred (quar.)g!—
5%
preferred (quar.)..>._.._A._.A:__-!.!j•'
5%' :preferred •'(qua'r.)-__g_!_..___„_-._!-M._.w'*•
g, Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd., 5% pfd„_._
'Divco Corporation' (quar.)
..........
: Dominion Bridge Co.,- Ltd.
(quar.) A
'
5%
1
3-
Detroit
>
W
1,,
r
(initial
'
1^ 6
.
,'i 1-13
2-
class A
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
-
1-28
!
4-1
"
$1.25
pfdg
stockf (quar;)
Debenture
•
Co.,
Mfg.
Dennison
;
32,127
1,353
+382V852
Bank
(quar.)
Press, Inc. (increased)
preferred
1-1$
3-15
t$1.25
$1.25
,
3^ 5
2-1
: 93%c
(quar.)
Davenport Water Cov, 5%
I-
23,980,033
'
102"
of weekly
,
1
23,732,537';
of Member Banks
Government deposits.
■
U.S.'Govt, securities1—,
Other assets'
reporting mem- ::
ber banks of the Federal Reserve System in 101 leading
cities shows the following principal changes for the week
efided Dec. 31:' Decreases of $226,000,000 in loans, $378;-"
000,000 in reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
$555,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted; attd $277,000;000 in borrowings; and an increase of $249*000,000 in
condition statement
The
ill
and securities
DUe from foreign banks^
F. R. notes of other banks
;
preferred
1-22
1
'"•2-
:
25c
(interim) !!_■!■/
common
(quar.) +
A.
Cuban Atlantic Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)
;
26,516
: -
-r
753,390
Bonds
M
+
83,888
.
*i
■
Total
Co.,
5 %'
487,544
+
246,967
•
BillS
162; fin Vol. 164.
'i < i
^ g
*'*•#! \ .'• VTv.W?>'*!V
v,
,}t
'^.'}*$■>.
*''.V
1
10,926
+ :
4-
18,378,427
304,064
Certificated',^..—
Total
Can
preferred
$3.75
Corrugated Paper Box Co,, Ltd.—
476,618
+
:_»!_i-! - 37 %o
_gg 37 'gc
g.Clas3 •- A ' (quar.)!i!_!!!!^>„._
Class B (quar.) L__
,
:g;
1946
+
—
'
,
■
.
:
Chemical Industries,' Iiic.—
Consolidated
Jan. 9,
■Hlft. ft
U, S. Govt,
K2450
*
'
Deer. Since—
21,999 ?
4-19,133
813,249
and advances
Industrial
"Notes
t.
.
$1.50g
"(quar.) '
■
1-17
'
gl-l5g* ;giwev •'•
1-15 2 I- 61
goc
Continental
;
J-n
1-31
2-
1-18 ; »■
■*
1-27-
$5cl
<
Electric, 0o:,\6% ' pteferred
;Concord
:g
1946
17,565,178'
gold ctf. reserves-
Discounts
12490
tin Vol. 161. §In Vol.
or
Dec, 31,
Co".
g\;; Common
Cuneo
cash
Other
Hardware Co.—
.
< *
7% preferred stocks
._■
i—w—Mar 15
A""„
Silverwood Dairies,- Ltd., 41)-cent preference stocksua.^.Apr
1 H2835*
60 Park Place Office Bldg.—■
1
* ' r
* ' '
4
1st mortgage fee & leasehold bonds—a. w——_«a.^itoi_Feb
1.
*15'/
Texas Pbwer & Light Co.—
.
.
/ !* ;
6% gold debenture bonds, series A,- due 2022—zz--z~zJuly 1
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Ry.—
' >"
. *
;
Consolidated mtge; 4 % % bonds, series A, due 1966--Feb
1
' v
j
.
—
Total
$2.50 and
♦Announcement iff this issue.
■ ■ --
5%
Redemption
Segal Lock &
':
■
. ■
-
,
—Incr:
*
certificates'
Gold
113
1
25
.
-^
^
thousands'of dollars)
(in
Assets—
§2822
5% debentures,-due
-
1947
113294
J3294
,12960
17
•
Jan.
Building, New York-City—
, '.
.
Stamped 1st mtge. fee and leasehold bonds, due 1949_Jan 17
1st. mortgage fee: and leasehold bonds, due 1944—~—Jkn
Nebraska Power Co.—
;
, ■_
.
'
v. ,
*
6%; debenture bonds, series A, due 2022
—Sep' 1 v..
Northern New York Utilities, Inc.—
>
1st lien & ref. 6% bonds, series B, due 1947———Any time
Panama Power & Light Co., 20-yr. 6%-debs., due 1947-Jan 16
1(3295
Seaboard Finance Corp.,
'
i
Feb 15
Feb
—,
• -
-
Reserve Banks Combined
1(2287
due 1956
'
"
' $30© '
J -
•
2gv.
1-15
1
2-
$1*
-•
1-
-
'g i; Railway, common (s-a)
,
$5
5%
preferred (quar.)^__
;
g $1.25*.g:> 1-31
2-15
'Colgate-P^lmolive-Peet Co, com. (quar.)
50c ;
3-31
ivgv:; $3.50 ■preferred (quar^i!^!!!^!!!;^!!!!!?.;!>
1-27
Colonial - Mills (quar.)
——25c .
2-15
Columbia,.Ga8 & Electric (increased quar.)
,
15c..
1-15
Commodity Corp.;
__!„«„.»
4
9c
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
July 1
Tower
National
■ >
6 per Share
/
:
-
1-15"
:
40c
r
preferred (quar.)
Chateau-Gai Wines, Ltd, (interim)
Cleveland,, Cincinnati, Chicago^ & St; Louis
Common wealth: Edison'
1
•
'
-
r
1(2548.
July 1
•
($25 par)
John C. Clark Co,
80
-f-
71
71
72
'
.
STOpKS
-
113413
1973_Mar 12
•*4%%
.
Shares
Lofland, Philadelphia, on
&
Barnes
Transacted' by
Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1947:
_
•,
Feb 20
convertible debentures due 1956
—
Great Northern Ry.—
-A '
414% gen. mtge. gold bonds, series E, due 1977
Harborside Warehouse Co., Inc., income bonds due
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
4Vi%
debenture bonds, due 1952
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
1st preferred stock,
series B
Mahon (R. C.) Co., 414% debentures,
r
-
1
1
stock__.__Feb
1950x.—_—Feb
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd., 5% preferred
Co., 2Va% debentures, due
Public Utilities Corp.—
Electric Auto-Lite
General
•
*
-
___._..._Jan-30
($100' par)"..—
Sagamore Mfg. Co.
102
1-20 g;
'T
'4%
"
2-15
1-31
75c
(quar.)
(Texas)-—•
Central Power & Light
2-28'
30c
Light & Power
Ohio
Central
'
6 p^r share
—1—*
,95Mi
STOC&3
'
Shares
113141,
Feb 1
bonds, due 1946
Terminal Co.—
bonds, due 1947-1959.,
&
Dallas Ry.
—Feb 1
;
,
Wednes¬
Day & Co., Boston, on
' 0 r '
Transacted by R. L.
•
Payable of Rec.
Share'
gvName of Company
g;,7V»:j- gg gg' i.g; i;
•.Caterpillar Tractor (quar.)_____
g Central Electric & Gas Co., (increased s-a)
Auction Sales
-J + */
Holdere
When
Per
*1.
'
1-15 "
1
.*'
50©
1-15
1-1O
.
75c
2-
5
1-23
50©
2-
1
1-20
*
$1.75
$1.50
.
,t*;.2r
1
2-
...
1
120
1-20
•
•'
Volume 165
Number 4559
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Pt>r
'
x
Name of
Pure
.
Oil
5%
Company
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
conv!
pfd.'(quarZ)
4%%
1
$1.25
"4',
34-
1
(111.),
preferred
lOlffcSS
'
Tobacco
Ek*
W
m
Co.
U
—
—
JZ Z
.American Shares
(resumed)
(quar.)__
Extra ■
._'
Fine
Foods, Inc.,
common
4-
1
3-12 '
2-
1
1-20
1
B.i
1-31
1-20
77
15c-V
1420*
2-
1-13 Z
P. h
1-15
-
26C
::
t30Ci
:
1-15
1-
2-10"
1-20"
$9
1-20^
$1
.
2-
9%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
ijj $1.37% •
White Sewing Machine Corp., $2
h 500 *
prior pfdil
-1 ,$4"- conv.i
preferehcei____u——c
50c
WUbur-Suchard Chocolate Co., $5
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
Wisconsin'Public Service, 5% pfd.
(quar.)__
S1.2&
.Wood/ Alexander
James,. Ltd.—
7,
1-25v
z
1
2-
1
2-
J'
.
7%
lst_; preferred
(accum.)
J:
$$1.73
WoolWorth (F. W.) Company.(increased
quar.),.
Extra'
J4j_xx4 xx.~_
WorcesteriTransportation
Associates
;
1
2-
.
1
I
3-
1
2-10
7 2-10':
20c
(quar.) 1
(Thomas) Orchids <irreg.)__
Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields
(quar.) _jj-v
v- cExtra"t_
ZeBere. Ltdo common (quar.)—
*■'-
1-10
1^ 6*
$1.50'
1-16
2- 1
5c
<
$ 2* 1
1- 8t
£ .1-38"''
$250
2-1
$25c
i 6%"
preferred
(quar.^______u-__^__Jr__-_j^
1-15
•.(
Below
2- lr-
$37 %C
(quar.X__l
5% preferred
$3iy4C
1-15-
2" V-
we
giWthe dividends aimotmced ln pPevloui
weeks and not yet paid.
The list does noft include divi¬
dends announced this week, these
being given in the
preceding table.
Z
^
,
"V"ftt
.Name
Company
-:
,
Carrier
Corp,, 4%
Catalin
Catelli
When
Corp;
Food
At tA F. -Co.v (sedond ' liquidating)^^
$5- '$ 1-15
Affiliated Fuhd,
Inc.4c1-26
A4f * Reduction Coj lnc.
(quar.)J.__1.^-__^_Z
1-25
-25cf",
Air-Wky Electric Appliance Corp.j^____^
;
10b
1-14
Alabama Mills, ;.IxiOi'<'
20c
1-15
-
of
40(f:
All- Penn
common'
(year-end)
(quar.)
Oil & Gas Co,
5
2%o
Allied
Stores
Corp.w;
Aluminum Cot of 'Canada, Ltd:-M
'.4%
preferred
(quar.)
Aluminum Goods
Sugar,5%
Petroleum
(extra)
25c'
(quar.)
12%c
2-
SOC
.
2-15
1-251-25
12-27*
$1.-12%
''1-15
Fork
&
Hoe,
4'/2%
pfd.
(quar.)__
American Machine &&
Foundry—
13.9%
preferred * (quar.)
American
Mall
American
Maize-Products,
American
Metal
American
American
"
•-Extra
Line,
Ltd.
(year-end
».
t
$1.23-
$2.25
Smelting-— 1 • '
(resumed)- ^
Amoskeag Company, common (s-a)______J
Common-
S'p-
Corp.:
(quar.)
Ltd
• we*»
4%%
Electric
preferred
eel
w
Armstrong
com.1
1-21'
2-
.
i
2-
1
1-15
Ltd.,
„common-
1-17
77'
(E.
1-31'
I.)
1-15
1-12
1-10^
62%o
Power—
.
J
Cork
Co.,
non-cum.
common
preferred
$1.12%7
(year-end) _s.*..4
::
Consolidated
; 1-20'"-:
3-
80oT
1
1-
1
(s-a)___
:
Electric; 4% preferred (quar.)
Refining Co., 4% pfd.- A (quar.)Z-u
-
2'2-
90c
Nichols
v
2-
1-15
Z7
2-1'
1-
1
1-21
2-15
1-15
$1.25
3-1
$1.25
6-
2
2-15
30c
2-15
2
9-
$1.75
2-1
5-15
preferred
&
.
7
1-15
11-
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-15:
277
1-15
1-13
12-30
12-14'
Group Associates
_j_j
'
3- 1
1-15
$1.25
2-1
k
;
Extra
—
2-
&,Co,, Inc.—
•7 CWnv.
priof preferred
(qUfif.)_tL„_j_'_ZZ ^.V
35c '
BkldWin Rubber;
Co::•i'! 'i7%c "
12-27
^
1-
'
6'^
^ Corn
Products
Refining
77 '7% ^preferred (quar.)
i- e-5-
com.
2t
l'i'
1-20
1-21
(year-end)1'
v
40e
-
1-20"
1-15
1- 2 *
Crum
:
«■
8%
&
Fonster,
preferred
(j
•
■
'JHi7
(increased)
<V\"V
..
■
7.',j■'*.
■-
}*
• •
;vi
•»
■
'
v".
'i
;Vfl«L"
C
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_-.Ji.JJa>'
■ 4
v:*t
7;
'':/>'
■
•
$1.31%"
J
v...'
V;Z •'*•<<!
2*
:
7*
•
-
1-15?
"
-
i'U[,..
•,
30c
1-13
Z
3-31
12-20r
•7
3-14r?v
771- 6'*
8 "
4-15
4-
8
7-15
10-15
; 7'7-
8
5%
.
7>
.
4
10- 8'
30c
•'
12-311*
1-15
30©
?;
7
1-15
12-314
4
1-15
12-30
1-15
$1.50
1-15
1-
6'
12-31?'
(Syra- 7
$2.50
;
4-
1
50c
2-
r
50c
___x,
5-1",
3-15"
50C
8-
1
7-15"
11-
50C
v
"4
1-15
4-15
1
10-15 '
25C
1-15
1- 6
50c
■Z
4
4
1-15
12-31
i
1-15
12-31
.'
$17
.'"1-15
$1.50
$3c
i
12-31*
1-17
6t
1-
:
^
'
$1.50
^
;
•
2- T
'7
1-16
77
,-$1
1-15
12-31*
20c
■
1-15
' 12-31C
shown
Fund_
of
Co.
Drive
50O
■•4
:4
Quarterly
&
preferred
&
Malting
(quar.)
.
Gar- Wood
General
-
1-20
1-15
30c
'
quar.)—
150 '
$500-
common"
1-30
(quar.) JJ jJjJ
7
1-20
1-20 :
1-25
4
-
^
1-10?'
12-31,1
lOo
2-15
2-
14
5-15
5-
1 r:."
8-15 4
8-
1'-':.
12 %C
1-31
55c
industries -'4% %- pfd-J (quar.) x_J
1-
12-314
:10c
.jj
Z;
10c
Co. com;__-x-__-J_
?
1- 4
1- 5
1-15
;
12-314
f
12-31i?
1-17
:
.
?•
10c
$350
1-31
Schmidt
-Baking Co:,-
1-15
ZZ1150
(initial
—j_x_x_J_t
Grain
1-15.'
60
inc.—
Canada' (quar.)_.
Auto
Sr Co.
Z'
si";
75c
7' 7';
Brewing (special)—
Fyr-Fyter, class A (quar.)i
:
Gabriel Cbrapany, 5% conv." pfd. (quar.)ZxGardner Denver CoJ- (quar.) J_x__x_
Gardner Eleetric -Light Co.; -commonr_j_Jx—
.1* '3Z'..,
*
Trust
Brothers
Fuhrmann
1- 3
:T-1'5
1-17 \
1
15C
(qUar.)__
Brewing (quar.)__
Wheel
$2.20
1-17
1v
1-25
1-31
1-15 7 J. 1-
10c
Cos., Ltd.
(quar.)xx-_x_x—ix-xa.
Friedman^ (Louis) Realty Corp.,.com, (quar.)
; Quarterly.
_—x,
—J.
■:—
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17"
Four
FOWhes
j'Z7V:-J;'7v'v
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1-17
5%
Fraser
1-2
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Froedtert
(quar.)—-
(quar.)
r
7
$i;r..:
25c
1-
1- 4*-
744714
preferred
Pitt
Foundation
?12-31
1-15*
20©>
■\L-
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,
common
i
12-314
.7, $1.75:7
Cornell-Dubilier Electric—
$5.25 series A preferred
v:
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5%
12-301
(quar.)
,
.
common-
12-10?
1-15;
,
Hydro-Electric,,
1-24"
Fort
Corn: Exchange Bank Trust
Co;-(N.* Y.)"
Increased
quarterly
■'lw 6'"'
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,$$!•'
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41-31
5%
.
__—_J—
Fieming-Hdir Tobacbo Co.,
25b
4
7 12-27*'
1-15
250
•
Fibreboard Products,* Inc.r—
6 %■ prior
preferred
(quar.) _x___Jxxx-.ja
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance (s-a)_____.
12-16
u
1-15
4:1-15
$25c
J
6
6
12-27* •:
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(quar.)
1-15
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(quar.)
—
1-10
11-
1
50c
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Flfst'Mutual
15o
2-
60c
7
12-18?
:
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1-15 v
■
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1-15 H. 12-27*1
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70c
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12-31
1
2-1
15C
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1-15
1-15
2-
.
3-20
2-1"
$1
j:
6-20' "
9-20
1-15
$1.05
Firemen's Fund Insurance (San Francisco)—
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x_xrx_xx_Zx--:
Firestone Tire & Rubber™
1-10 V
■"'15^:?
25c
87 %C
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1-6?
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3-207
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above; was 7
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j'-Zi; ..V^ payment.
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Fllene's (Wm.) Sons Co. (quar.)__x_x—xx *
12:31
7-2.7
2'-'
30c
J
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2-15
$1
i±
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25c
25c
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1
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(quar.)___
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2-
4-13 i
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6%' preferred (quar.)
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Federated-; Petroleum, Ltd.j-_—j—.j——.
12-3 J
2-15
/
2
If.:'
1-15.;
stockholders.
common *
6- 2
9♦12-
2- 1
5- 1
J*.
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it.':
3-
9-15
■
25c
—^_____—___—
7-
12-31
1
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$6.50
—a.
;
Federal Screw
12-31
3-
1-17
6-18 *
.
$6.50
jjx
Inc.,
3
M2-15-
$1.50
-A.fi?
1-16 i
12-31
3-15
$1.60
•
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2-
7
1-15si
1-17
1-15
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j
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Quarterly4".
Quarterly •
■
1-15
2-
1-31
20c-
-
xjj__
x-x_——i—
(extra) x'____J-_—x—
Federal Services Finance, common (quar.)
12-31
12-31?
1-15
1*
12-31
■
-
1-1.5
1- 2-
1-15
7
—;
Phonograph
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1-15-
1-15
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■
■
1-15
1-15
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Fashion Park, 7 Inc, j (Initial
:
12-16f
"
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$15c
:A 170
1st pfd.
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.
j
I
2-15
$IZ
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Z
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Fabricon Products," Inc. (irreg.)——
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd:; preferred (quar.)
2-7
$$1.25
$5c
2-
•
$$1.12%
xx—
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Eversharft
i- q ;
u 7
1-13
1-15
$200
30c-
(quar.)
j
r„
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-
$1.75
(extra)
Company
$$I.73i
(quar.)_
Supply^(quar.)_x_xx_,J
Extra
v
Extra
2-1
(s-a):_'__
■%
1
(quar.)_
par value (quar.)_
par value (quar.)
of the common
8-15?
•
■
-
1-3*
12-20?
1- 2
Esmond Mills, Ltd.; 5% preferred
(quar.),—
Espey Mfg. Co., common (initial) j
J
Preferred" (stock; dividend)
x,_-—
Preferred
(stock dividend);■ Preferred
(stock
dividend)
Preferred payments subject to the
approval
,
.
1-3
1-20
2-1
par value
no
Bond
••7.7 Extra
1-18?
$250
Co.
1-31
1-31
$25c*
-
.
a-1
$1.25
.JJj?
'
1- a
preferred
HmployerS
3-1.
12-28*
$2
(year-end)
12-31*
b
1
'
2-
$8
Inc.—
(quar.)___
2-
75c
(quar.)
Emerson Radio &
1
$10c
Royalties,
Cook Paint1 ^ Varnish
Coon (W. B.)
1-31 i
1%
1
v:
i-ron-s
2-1
$11
$$'•
B
1;
3
3-
Paper,* Ltd.
'
*
2-
_
—
Continental Insurance Co. ..(N.
Y;)
Converse .Rubber, 5%
1st preferred
2nd preferred
(quar.)
^___
12- 6v
1- 7
1-24
$2.50 1
-
preferred
12-31
$250
Share, $3.50 pfd; (quar.)
preferred (quar.)x
Ely «te Walker Dry Goods, common (extra) _J
•7%? lst preferred (S-a)_______jx—
6%fc 2nd preferred (s-a)'j___Z___—xj_x—
3-26
.$250-
•
1-31VZ
1-23
;6%
Consolidated1! Textile
Z l-3l^
1 =
1-18
^ -7 $1.50: J
r.
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6
12-27 W
2-1
(quar.)
-—
$$1-
Consolidated
23-
./<;.15c
common J
Atlantic City
preferred
2-117'
,,'j' .rZr-*'i
.
(initial$10o'
(quar.)_^^_j_^J-Jl-$$1.12%
Constable
1-20'S
12-27 '
1-15
f 1-15
$25c
$4.20
35c
Extra--
:
12-27
fc
Rstdfng ASsdclbtibn;1 Inc.—
4%%
'
2-15
t$1.25
1-15
$30c
6%t lsfc" preferred B (accum.)
>
Electric
3;
250
Semi-annually
12-31
1-15
1-15 v
(s-a)j
(quar.)
_J7
Eastern Township Telephone
(quar.)
Ekco Products, common (increased
quar.)__
12-31
4- 1
250
1-15
2-1
$$1.25
lst*'preferred"A (quar.) Jajaaj.wx--ZJaZ*:
$1
40C
common-(quar.)
2-1
$35C
x-i-a
i
12-31-
2-1
•
$25o
B
■
■
■
de Nemours & Co.—
$2 par and no
1-10
1-
$1.50''
1-15
$400-
u
common
(quart)
Metals
^$2 par and-
12-311
1-15
$1
12-27
$25c-
common
$2 par ahd-no
71-10^:7
1-31'
1-15
50"
12-30'
1-31?
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2*T
1-30'
$20C'
;V
(quar.)
7
(quar)Jxxxx.x_xxxxxx_i.J
Eastern
11-26?
2^ 1
10c
2-15
*•
$37 %c
1st preferred -A (quar.)__
1st preferred A "(quar.)
1st' preferred B (accum.)
6%
67 "
1-
20o
(s-a)
12-30 ^
12-30-
$440
Ijaaoiis
class
1-11
1-17
1-15
$370
6%
.
12-31
40c
(quar.)
12-31
1
$1
15c
&*Coal. Ltd.,
.
•
25c
$27%c
:
Chemical,
6%
1-10 V
1-20
%o
;
1-10"
1
15c
30bi;
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Grocers Corp.,
■
'
Corp; (extra)
Equipment Corp; (resumed)
Topeka & Sante
Fe'Ry,,
.Barlgdr
1-20
2-
13c
h
u
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2-
$lOcr
Steel
1-15
8-15^
6-201
1
2-7
"*
___
(yfear-end)
Co.>
1-25
8-25
7-
t$1.26
Corporation*
Eaatern Massachusettei Street
Railway—
6%
1st? preferred A (quar.) __x___J_xx__J/
12-12
1-15Z
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting of Canada—
1-Z 12-31"
a-
25C
(quar.)_
Atchison
A,ustin
1-siV
$$1'
(quar.)
•
3.60%
-
s
1
Co.' (year-end)
Eastern
5^12-34
•
2-10
$1.18
Connecticut''River Power 6%-' pfd:-(quar.)
Consolidated'Car-Heating Co; (quar.)
Consolidated AEdison Co. (N. T.)—
6-27.
$$1.50
w)
ArgUS Corp., Ltd., common.
4%% conv; preferred
Atlantic
6-27 ?
U 2-
12-31
*
1-15-'
8-15 1
7%
(quar.)
Duquesne^Light Co., 5%
12-20'
25c r
i—
1-15
1-25
Ltd.—
Crucible
-$4.50 preferred
"
1-15
37%c
common
2- 7
!
(Interim)
xx__:
duPont
6-31
1-17 f
256
'
—
1
8-25
$1-
■
Appalachian
,.5%
7-
7-' 7
s IVboTj
W<
Ltd.,
Concord Gas. (New Hampshire)
;
7 % £ preferred(accum.)_•
.
Inc.—
preferred
Trap Co.vof America,
preferred (quar.)__
Arnold
12-31*
12-16 v
12-17
2" 7
J"
75c
Extra
Animal
■
:
1
1-31
$250
(quar.) i.___J—
Common:
1-27
$ii
$1.50-'
Coal,
DUcominun
2-28:
7- 1
50c
—
6*;
$2.25
(s-a)
Post Product's,
prior
1-
1-15
-IOC
,
12-20 ^
12-31
4- 1
2-
$1.12%
Enterprises, Ltd.— v
preferred
3-
•
1-15
30c
1-10*
1-10*'
$1
Dupian Corporation
20C*
j..'
1-10*
1-20
10c
(s-a)___a-a-__—
$4 preferred A^(quar.) _x—
Dryden Paper Co/* (initial)____.
.
Community Frosted Foods—1st 1 participating
preferred
v
Year-end •
i -Z- -r'Vr
3-: f-1^157
1-15 *
$1.25
—^
1-20
75C '
6%
Aluminum Products-———
•
Dow1
712-27
2* L
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-20"
1-20
25o
-
1-29^
1-31
$l'f
—
,
$2!5G
'
25c
Alcohols, Ltd., common
(quar.)
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—
;
.$6-preferred (accum.)-
12-20
2-23
$250^7.
56
1-31'
*
iZ
Dominion'Woolen^ & Worsted. Ltd.
Donftacona Paper -Co., Ltd.—
j4%% conv. preferred (quar.)
-7-:^p f£
'
12-27
20o
_
preferred
VCommoU' VTC
1-29'
$i5b :;
(extra)
Commercial
12-16<>
1-15
1-10"
'
50c
com.
1-15
12 %c
Dominion Textile Co.j Ltd.—»
1 7%
preferred • (quar.) .J-*-—.ou—ws
l-ilO'<
2-1
$$1.75;•
■.
12-20'
'
Dominion-Tar & Chemical,
<
2-1
120
Z.
Terminals,
com. (initial)'—
(quar.)
12-18
1-19
.
$7507
Ry. (quaf.)
8%' '" preferred
1-15
25C
(quar.)
J
American Telephone &
Telegraph'Co.-(quar.)
American Zihc Lead &
5%
1-21
1-15
Extra
2-28
^
Collingwood
new
Corp.-Seagrams,
Dominion
12-26f
4- 1
$75C"
City Stored, common (quar.)——
Class A: (qUar.)
Clinton Water Works' 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Combined"
1-15
'*
,
'
1
''
(quar.) j
7,1. Preference, (year-end)
.
1-157
-
250
preferred
A'nglin-Norcrbss
1-14
'
$1.12%
i._._
■
25C
82%c
Extra
preferred
150
''
...
12-3V
1-21
:
Club
1- 3 -'1-10 °
2-
$ $1.5 (R
—
12-31•
1-15
5
7
3-31'
-
preferred
preferred
-Mfg.
Dominioni Oilcloth* &" Linoleum
12-20Z
6
1-
1-15
30c
u..a4
preferred (quar.)
Malting, common ;(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
,.5%
12-20
2-22
—i_
1-10
1-31
Co.—
(Joseph)
7%
12-30
1-25
$25e«
.
1-10
1-25
40c
Dominion
1-31
;
1-27
(quar,)_^;
(year-end)
City of Paris-Dry>Goods-*
7%r 1st preferred (quar.)
12-31
1-15
.
25c.
American
Rolling Mill Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
American Safety Razor;
Corp. (quar.)
American Sugar
Rfefining—•
Common (year-end)
■O
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250
Z
1-23*
1-15
& $1
com.
fquar.)___i
Co., Ltd. (year-end)
Molasses Co.
(quar.)
News Co., com.
(bl-monthly)__^_
12-31
4-15
97 %0'
12-31
.
1-25
25c
(quar.)
Dominion Glass
7:';Z7 Extra'- a*
%:■ 1-31
2-15
$18 %0
(quar.
5%-'
12-27*
1-15
30C-
50c
*
1-15
2-15
$2(Sc-
_s.^
75c
1-16
—-a-
Ltd., 6% pfd. (accum.)a__Dairies, < Ltd.—
5% non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)___w
Dominion Fabrics,** Ltd. com.
(quar.)J
fist pfd:
(quar.)
Ja.a_-..fc4*saJ
2nd pfd; (quar.) as
._a__a_a__aa-__s^_
;
1-15?
12-31'
preferred
America
Products, Ltd.,
5%
50 c
,4%% :preferred(quar.)-i._Z-»--''-w«-^--W--»-'\;$ 1.12%
6%
12-31
500
American
;
1-16*
30o
1
12-31
$50"o->
$11.25 J
(quar.)_
Chicago Corporation (year-end) a-—i.—7
Cincinnati Gas
ElectricZ—
Cincinnati Jriter-Terminal RR7 Co.—
4% preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Ry.—
5 % preferred (quar.)
1-15* '
1-15
2-
>
$$1.56
37% 0
Chase Candy Co. (increased
quar.)..—______
Chase National Bank (N. Y.)
1-17
m
.Extra"
Anchor
-
Distilling (quajr.)__fc__Li__^-^_^
American
$4.25
:
1
1-31'
25o
,
.
bzii
1-31
"
preferred
(quar.)
Aiuerican Asphalt Root Corp.—
Increased ..quarterly
Extra
American ;Can Ca. (quar.)
5%
ia-2$-
3- 1
$25c:
,
Manufacturing Cor
Amalgamated
Amerada
1-10
1-20
1- 3
1-31
250
Co;; Ltd.—
deposits receipts
Dominion
12-31
1-11^
1-15
—
1-15-'
50$
1-11*
v
1-15"
—
Certain-teed /Products—
4% % prior pref.- (quar.)
Chain Store Investment
Corp.—
4% % conv: pfd. (quar.)
';T-is'^.
1-15
10c
(quart)
Dome Mines, Ltd.
1-11
1-29
37 %c
•
1-28
3oo- '"2- t
1-29
>
1- 3
933/4C
20c
Dodge Cork Co.
Dodge Mfg.. Co.
1-15
$1507$$1.75'
jv-V ■ • Common■ (quar.)i. JJ_—_ZZ-, Z
Central Kansas
Power,-4%% pfd. (quar.)
Central Republic Co.
(year-end)
T- 2*
Central Ohio Light & Power
(quar.)—
12-14
2-15
12-28
1-15
(quar.)._^.JB_rf
Stove Co.
5%>■ preferred
1-15.
1-13
1-10-»
■
Additional
••••■••
$1.50
Central Aguirre Associates
(quar.)__
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp,—•
12-30S
•'*
AliianceWare) Inc.*
77: >5 % •' pfdi
Holdert
Shaft1 Payable of Bee.
_
1-31
62 %c-
"A^ (quar.)
Carolina Clinchfleld' ftZOhio
V Carolina Power &• Light com
Celotex Corp. com.
-
Aro'
Breweries^ Ltd. (quar.)—,-,
v
partic.
Dixon
3
37%C5
6%
,
:--v
1-
$1.501
(quar.)
Canadianu pacific ;Railway—.
4% non-cum pref. (final)____Z_
Cannon. Mills Co.- (extra )__>___—v
1-15 '
*
12-23?
-.
1 v
1-31
7
$1'*
73©
(quarv v__j—
1-15
;
2-
1-81
$1.75 7 E? 2- 1 7;
Canadian - <fc Foreign Securities
Canadian General
Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd. com.
(increased)
7 7% preferred"
-
•
1-15
$$3.50
Quarterly
7
12-31
1-15
Dominion
.
1-24
1-15
4o
25c
„
(increased)
Distillers
>•
2- 1
iZ
$2
Co., Ltd:—
prbferbnee (quar.)Canadian Foreign Investment
Corp J Ltd.—»
V
QimirtqWy7^.,r
7.:.;.:'.
r
5C
,
1-17
$3
$1.75
Canadian' Converters class
Canadian' Fairbanks-Morse
1-13"?
3-
50c
Young
Distillers
7
90c
•
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11-15
2-1
~
12-31:
.
.
50C'r
'
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12-31
1-15 ii
'
v
2* I-
&
"
12-31
$1.12%
a_._
B'
1-13 V
90b '
;
'
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Car & Foundry
Co., Ltd.-—
Common-"' (quar.).Z. J—
; Class A-1 (quar.)
j——' '■
l-2tft
1-211
(quar.)
1- 2
$11*
B
,.v
40b?
Canadian ^Bronze Co.;ZLtdl—
Common:, (Increased - quar.)
1-21
'1-20'*
1-15
A
.Class
8
7;
$250l
(A.
Canadian
-
'
v-Wv4
1-
Amer.
——
1-21
1
2-
-1
6
300
"
$$1.50
—
^7%-; preferred' (quar^'TZL-^JiLJ...--^-—
Canada Southern Railway
'(s-a) _1Z._
:?
1-
participating ptefferred (s-a)__——_
Dictograph Products Inc. (year-end)
D1 Giorgio
Fruit, Class A (inoreased)_—__
at
Class
S.) Co., common (s-a)ii__t—_
Northern Pbwer, common
(quar.).-
Canada
1-10
■
1-
2-25
$40C
California Packing Corp., common
(quar.)_
•••..;5% 'preferred 1 (quar.).—_.iJ——_—
a-io".
r
1-16
72%%'
7
(quar.)v
.«
V
$1.06J/»
1-20
(s-a)
Diamond Match
12-31
Ltd.—>
—
—
Campbell
1
25o
..Si
Class
(quar.).
(quar.)i——
$3.60 pfd. (quar.)
6% -preferred (1927" series)
4v:
2-
Co.__
Do Vilblss- Co.
ordinary
preferred -(quar.)
6 %';preferred
(quar.)
1-25
'
93%0
Co.
Shoe
Extra
.;
1-15
1-15
2-15
6%
«7 %\ -
3-15
2-101
•
(quar.)_
Gas
1
Lines
Edison
Detroit-Miohigan
"
vS 1- 4?',
$3
J
Wheeling 8t Lake Erie Ry. Co.—
"14%: prior lien (quar.)
1-10
1-13!
$1.12% j
-
1-15:
i2* 1
.
(quar.)
_i -.u__ J_
1-14*
20C
400
'
l-31i
■
7%cr
.
Company,
preferred"^(quar.).
:
Burns & Company, class A
(initial)—^
ClassB(inltial)__—
7
Buttserfly Rosiery -Mills, Ltd.—
7 7%ypreferred (s-a)j^_——
Byers (A. M.) Co.,v7% preferred (quar.)—-i
California Electric Power,
$3 pfd. (quar.)
?
California-Oregon Power;.Co.—
-
;l| 1-14
:15c
Ry. Co.,
(s-a)
"
1-15 }
2-28
2-
1- 2J
87V2C
,'isiaay.
Detroit Gasket
>
12-20;
$35c
1-15
dextra)—
Air
Detroit
12-20I
—
$3.60
2-1
$1.25
Washington Gas Light, $4.50.conv..pfd, (quar.)
,$4.25 preferred (quar.).™___x_.4_.__'JxJ_
"Well! i(Raphael) & Co\ (annual
J
Brown
1-13
Z
Union
3-* 4
1-15
ClaSS AI
Delta
2'
1-15"
00
Elec.
preferred'
3-20
,
for
Brooklyn
1-15*'
1-
50c
$1.12ya
Delaware Power &* Light Co._
Monte Propeftifes
1-10'
1
:
receipts
I-I3:
Z 1-31
1-16"
2-
$12 %Q 7
Brompton Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd,
$25c>
•
Columbia
$2
6-18
1-15
common^.—
Del
4't
$32 %C
(final)
prior preference
6%'2nd
•
;>
(quar.)
1-25
;$38o* * 2-15 :j
Co.,-5%
Ltd.
12-11 \
2-15
.
'i
3
1-157
1-
: :
■
3-18
1
30c
_______
Ltd.—
deposit
1-
'
VI
1
7-
$1.75
Dayton Rubber Mfg: Co.—
/Common (increased
quar.)
2-26'
1-14-
Corporationj'
3%% preferred series A
Davldson Brothers, Inc
12-31
20C Z
Eritish Columbia
Power, Ltd., class A
British - Columbia Telephone Co.--.- -
12-11 i
1-10.
Celanese
registered
.
British
v
1-10
'
25c V
10c
[5% noiv-cum. class B
Walker i Hiram) G.> & W.,
1-20
,y
Dana-
4-
^
(quar.)___.
common
$4.50
participating . preferred
Cypress Abbey Co.^w
60c
_
participating'preferred
American
;;
5*4
150.
cl. A pfd: (quar.)
preferred (quar.)!__
7
4-15
2-
>
'& 2-17 V
194/3C::
(irreg.)^^1
3% %
2-
$5".
Co.v.-Xquar.}——
Roller
British
2-15
20c '
—
6
7
12-27:
1 1
Holdert
Payable of Bee.
$1.75
(quar.)
_a
12-31
3-
'.j;-710c
(accum,)<* o
'
1-21
•
1-15 ;■>
150*7
:.7"
,i
12-16
!
1-15
;
$25c 7
V,
1-15V
1-17
$10c
;
Bearing-:——,Cordage, Ltd., com. (quar.)—- ,<
preferred ^(quar;)i^.-:_"_—
j.—
Brantford ' Roofing;, ..Ltd.-. .(interim)
. ?
Bridgeport -Hydraulic Co.. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Corporation—
.,
2-261
,
1 7 ;-
2-1
37 %c
"
1-17
2
$1.30
.5 %
-{Class B)(lrreg.)^_t^^-»,-ilwl^t^-ii-^i
Winding Co._jj_,___r
Utility Appliance Corp
Extra
5-
:<}. 2-15
50b
Universal
;;
3-12 1'
IOC
Class
Sciver (J:
1-
400
.
1
2-
Brantford
li
*;'
1-15
•$!'-
United Drill As Tool
Corp. j class A (quar.)_ x
2-
30c -s.
>
60c
—
Edison
Bower
1-15 2
15c
Ui St- Foil,- class ^
2-
1
25C"
Oilshares, series
;4
Borg
1- 4
j
1
3-15
i". 40c
United Coyp.,;
Ltd.; $1.50
Class B
Van
1
25c
50c
!'
—
(Philip) & Co,__—
(H.- C.)1 C6:» 7% - 1st pfd.
(Georgh W;)^ Co. (quar.)
.'Boston
i
4-18
1-15
2-
J4 4
1-
—
A' (quar.)—
Bohack
.
1-18}
4-30
3-
37%c
1-17 1
30c
______
Foods, Inc. (s-a)
Hats, Ltd:; common (quar.)
Blum
l'i
$19c
'•
class'Altquar.)^--•
:(quar.)_____i_;i__£___i______;____
3->
2-
(year-end)
^Manufacturing
7 Blair i &
Company
(year-end) —_—;
1-m
'
-Special
Trustee Standard
1Z:
1
7
1-15-
Blnks
>.
2-
_________
;
3
87 %c
Standard .Silica Corp.'
(quar.) !x_1_xxx_„.j4- •
Stott" Briquet Co., $2
preferred (quar.)'
44
"SWff.fr- International Co., Ltd!— \
1
"
4.Deposit certificates, (quar.
Torrington Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
1-31
(s-a)
1-30 ;
r-
preferred
4V2 %
preferred
(qftar.)___
Cuneo Press, Inc., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)j_-a___
Cunningham > Drug StoresCurtiss Candy Co.*-Common
——
1a
1-15
Biltmore
1-31" >Z 1-lRv
25c
%o
1-
1-31
$20c
41
)A
2-
$$2
Shoe
'
)
1-17
&
Berland
Loan
1
When
Share
-
7%
w
—
Hedges, $2 preferred (quar.)_».—
Stores .(year-end)—
i
preferred
$6
Corp.,
3-
Company
Cudahy Packing Co.,
$3
(quar.)
Benson
1-13 T
1-15:
•
12-31*
35C
4-13 >
42*.L* ■r v 1-14:-
.
12-31 1
1-15
--t-v
Industrial
2-15
\ 50c
-
*
Corporation (quar.)
Telephone Co, of Canada
Bell
12-311
1-15
$25c
Baystate
'■
1-15
(quar.)
Beneficial
25c >
._
&
Class A
1-25 z
z
50c
$5
50' >
Per
Name of
Cuban-American Sug&r Co.—
7 %
preferred
(quar.)
$$1.75
«,■
Beneficial
1-15
13c'
.
:_x_x
Bathurst
>1-25
1-22
$1.05
(quar.)__--
(accum.)
Canada, Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)_
Co.,. common (quar.) i
Power
Paper Co., Ltd.—
5--I* J.
5c
-
preferred
2-15* J"
2- 1
:
Share
7
"
"j
.
250^
:
,
Brothers
Class
floutham Company, Ltd.
(quar.)(.____u_^___ v
Springfield Gas Light-Co. (quar.
-Squibb tE. R.) & Sons
___"
$4 preferred (quar.)-j_
J__4
{Extra _4x_x
Tjrane Company
Transame ?ica« Corpi (s-a)
partic.
Bartgis
1-15"
2-15
Company
Securities Corp.—
Barber-Ellis of
1-15-
'i
1-20
22c>,
preferred (quar,.)_______^_„_^_-_i
'4%* conV; preferred
(quar.1l__J_____l.___'
Banger Brothers, Inc.- -(quar.)
Segord (Laura) Candy Shops Ltd.
(quar,)I_ "
Segal Lock &> Hardware
'Co., $2.50 preferred Sharp-& Dohme, $3.50 preference A (quar.)_
•
-
Best
__:.i__;_____:_::ZZZZZZ:ZZZZZZZ^
j4$>- cony,
1-17
50c
Rockland Light
Power
(quart>xJi4-jZxj4
Rutland & Whitehall
Railroad (quar.)S &i-W
1
v! 50c 7
- •
Insurance Co. (iff VT)--i"
Z-.x.isx-xj _Jj ■ r —? 4:7
!4Z
j.^Quarterly 4
2-
35c
y-44._--.__j
yROdn- Antelopfe Copper MlnesZZ""-"""""'""""
Rbchfester.' American'
12-31
35c
"
Klce-Stix Dry Goods
Co., common
:Quarterly'' J_. j_I^j ,'V 4 • 7'4
2
25o '
7v
'''
1-
7%c
com......
'AM*
1-31
%o;.
___
'
%0
87
(quar
6%
3-10?
■
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Name of
Bankers
5
25c
(quar.)_.
com.
(quar.)_
Republic Drill & Tool
Co., 6% pfd.
Reynolds Metals
(resumed)
Reynolds
2-
35c
56
(quar.)_
Manufacturing
~3%%
25c
_________
£a,<Jfu^d i?' M,) Grocery,
Reliable Fire
Reliance
when
Hdldera
Payable of Bee.
Share
common
IOC
"
50c
12 %c
1-15
1
1-20
1-15
15c-
.
12-31
2-
$4
56VxC
1-15 v;
1-15 i
12-
25C'
.
•
1-21
2-15
2-
1
2
1-154
1--3"
12-31
2-
1 W
1-17
General
Company
Electric
*y*->',1;" .' 40c"
.
5%
(8-a)
preterred A
(quar.)/*/.*
com,
_—
*.**
Mills,
General
5-24
1
•
1-6)
2-
1 C
1- 6#
3-12
1-15*
Lit
Mittle: Miami RR. Cu^—
2..1
12-31
dividend
Stock
•
Gornam- Mug:
-?
1- 8
2-1
1-
Crandview Mines (s-a)
Graton & Knight Co,
—
1-31
1-22
1-14
1-
1-25
1-10
40c
American
Insur.
$1
30c
1-15
12-20
3- 1
;
5%% convertible preferred (quar.)*,
—.
Griess-P.leger Tanning :/****/
—
Guarantee Co. of North America (quar.).*—
2-14
Extra
/
*.*
$50c
1-15
12-31
1-17
12-27
60c
1-15
1- 8
$1.12Va
(quar.)
pfd.
1-15
12-311
1-14.;
12-10
4>/2% pfd. (quar.)
,$25c
Ltd. (year-end) '** *. WW*-* •»•'*•» •&>1 f»
I 14'/2C
Hartford Electric Light Co—
.*
$1.12y2
Hat Corp; of America, 4y2% pfd. (quar.) —
15c
Havana Lithographing Co., common—
37V2C
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
50C
Haytdan Corp. of America-———.
40c
Hecht Company, common (quar.)
25c
;■- Extra; **_***;.///**/«,j*//***/
93%c
3a/*7c
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.25
Hercules Powder 5% pfd. (quar.)
.-*•
Co.;
Battery
.
Corp., common (quar.)*
:\$4 convertible preference, (quar.)
*/—
""v'
Extra ***
—
#**-.***——■/*—
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett (monthly) __*___*
Chocolate
Hershey
preferred
(Edward)
.
Hines
1-21
1-15
$1.25
2-
f.
6% preferred (quar.)
Hunts, Ltd., class A (interim)
Class" B (interim)Hutchins Investing, $7 pfd.
1-25
lc j:
12-31
2-1
12-31*
2-
:
1-27
10c
$1.50
5c
3-1
1-15
1-15
12-20
"
1-15
$2.25
(accum.)
62yac
;
of un-
Morrell (John) A Co.
1- 4
2-
Extra""/—
—
9%
12-31*
1-15
12-27#
^ 1-15
12-14-
$37»/2c
1-15
12-14-
650
1-15
12-16
25c
t8%c
; 2- i
1-2
$2.50
1-14
pfd.
1-15
Knitting Mills, com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar,)—-——
Jantzen
5%
1-15
12-16
12-31
r;'.
4% i 2nd preferred, A (quar.)
,
$1
2-1
2-1
—
Southern Ry., 4%
preferred (quar.)
Inc., common
Kennedy's,
-i;;
Year-end
". 1-15
2-15
2- 1;
1-31
1-7
-Common
1-20
90c
1-U,
-43CV
Kroger
2nd preferred
JLabatt
Ltd.
(John),
St.
John
Extra
Lamaque
Lane
(quar.)
& Paper
Power
1-13
2-15
37yac
j-j;-—
Ltd.—
;
:
1-15
12-23
C;
;
-
Class
Lanston
Latrobe
A
Electric
Steel
Co., common^
Special
-Lebanon
Machine
_
Valley Gas,
56y4c
" 2-. 1 "f
North
" 50c
■
(quar.)*
lrl5
12-31/
25c
—
;
1-15-
12-31*
2-28
2-18
30c
1-15
1-
-
50c
25c
$2/:
75c
1-20
1-20
i'2-1
8
v
;
12-16/
1-15
Boston
common
$3
-
12-16t
•
dividend
.
Lighting
Properties—
(irrfeg.)
preferred
—
.(quar.l t—;
j
Northern-Indiana-Public
5%
preferred (quar.)*
12-31
12-14'
2- 5
Samson
2-15
2-15
:
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-14
2-T,/; .1*15"'
2-; l;./ .1-15" "
2- 1 "1-15"
2-1
1*15,
1-15 ' 12-14;
2-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-30
3- 1
2-1
;2-"l-,"/1-15"
1-15
1-21 ;
50c
2-1
15c2- 1
.150//. >2- 1;
3-153- 1.
1-15 ' 1- 4
$l:75:""-l-l5/::"vl*'4j;/
$$LQ6y4
*—..—
pfd. A (quar.)**;
13%c
2- 1
• 20c*
1-15
25c
1-13
50c • " 2-10
: IOC - 1-25
25c
1-15
Extra ,;/**/-*/**-/**«**—*—-***——*^—-; : ■ /Xl-"/ 1-15
Schwitzer-Cummins Co. (year-end) *_//_//*
SOc.' -1-.16 '
Scott Paper Co,. $3.40 Preferred (quar,)-** ^
850 •. 2- 1
1-15
preferred (quar.)i**-/~*-« "
A Electric, com. (quar.)—;*
preferred (quar.)
—
Schenley Distillers Corp. __***————
Schulte (D. A.), Inc; (initial)*—/--**/—r •
Schuster (Ed.) A Co., Inc.—**—**«*.—•—r r
•:
.
5
"t/75c^^ 1:15.'-^.12-31'
1-15
l-"2?
1-15 # 12-31
3-10
2- 3
1-14 " 12-31
A-Hflpar.)/-./":—.-$i -
Co; (N. Y.) (quar.) —*
" 12-31
San Diego Gas
.
5%
Scovill
.
$3.65
Manufacturing Co.rpreferred < (quar.)
Scranton
„
•
'•
"12-31
" 1-20 *
•
Electric
;
—
91V5iC
25c
pfd. (quar.)/* " 62yac
(Texas)*/****///-'"" •" 15c
A Powe* Co. ^increased)"" / t30c
America,., com.: ;(quar.)/i """.10c
Co.
(quar.)**___—*_//*
Segal Lock A Hardware, $2.50
Seven-Up Bottling Corp.
Shawinigan Water1
SMeraton Corp. of
-
-
1-11
United Corp.—
"" "65c convertible
,*
I:
" v 35c /
1-15 /12-31'i
.**__**!—"*** ''•'- $125
12-31
1-15
1-8 •
1-1$ " 1- 6;
$1,25 " 1*12#12-16/
* ■< J,
%
4% class A preferred (accum.)
——
$250
1-15 12-23
St. Lawrence Flour Mills, Ltd. com. (quar.)
.
$40c
2- 1
12-01 .
,7% preferred (quaf.)
——.
$$1.75
2- 1 12-31"
St. Lawrence Paper Mills, Ltd.—
,
•
'
... " *
,
/
6%
preferred (accum.) «*___—*.———*
$$1.50
1-15. 12-23
""St" Regis Paper, 5% 1st preferred—*
11 l/10c
1-17
—*
$30c
1-20 ,1* 6
937/sO
2- 1
1-16
13c - 1:1$'
12-31
r 15c ;
2- 1: ; 1-20
Service—\';
Service-class
(quar.)
gt. JosephsLt. A Pow. 5%
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—
'
: .
■ 97'/ac
2- 1.v'/ 1-15
/ $3.75" .. 2- 1*
1-20
5 : 5%
2-20 " 2- 1'
25c - / 1-20
1- 6
—_*—/j,
12-31
.
12-31
7% prior pfd. (quar.)
<-7- $1.75
*
Northern Central Railway Co. (s-a$2 <•
Northern. Liberties Gas,
—
60c..
North Penn Gas,
$1.25
1-15
1-15
2- 1
8- 1
3- 1
Royal Typewriter Cov com.. (Increased)^*—' 25c
7% preferred (quar.)
-**
:
Russeks Fifth Ave., luc. (quar.) ——**.— ... -25c
St, Croix Paper Co. (year-end)*—***——.♦
.$1.50
"5
12-20
1
1-21
.
•
1-21 12*81"
1-21," 12-31"
50o
5o
SOc
—
—————
preferred-(quar.)
,4(4%
Norfolk A Western Railway—
V
f
Adjustment preferred (quar J_*
***"\":>;i' $1":" 2-10
1-15
North:American Acceptance.Corp..(Pa.).—
, ;
"
, •
'> > '■ - f . i". J
Class A (quar.)
**—*_*——*•_'5c (;V;l-20-../': 1- 4/
1-15 ■" 12-23
1-15
;
(quar.)'——————*'
(quar.)—
'
6Vo- preferred
/
•«.
(quar.)——
———1'_
$$1
$2yac^ / / 2-
A (quar.)
;
———
B
(increased)—————
—*
Monotype
8.90%
Cash
1-10
1-11*
12-31
12-31
1-15
1- 7*
12-31.
1-15
1-15
1-21/
-———/.i*****-**--**..****--*...**'*^*,.,:',
Rio.Grande Valley Qas Co.**-.—^——v^*.v - . 5c.
2* l; ,1-10;
Riverside Cement Co.V $5 pfd" (quari)//-//" P $l,25 ; ,,2* 1> ; 1-15"
Roberts .A Mander (initial) **——*#
.,
10c . 1-15 .12-30n
Robinson Cotton Mills, Ltd. (interim)—*/' . , .$10c . .
2-l.v/:..l*.
Rochester.Button Ca. (quae.)————. S0q;"//1-15" i
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd. com. (quar.)—*—.
$15c
2-15
2-1"
'3-15
1-15
2-15
2- 1
Extra
■
1-11*
1-15
1-15
preferreid
Richmond Insurance
1-15 ;
1-31
$2.
,
,
•
York Power A Light Corp.—
'
12-30"
1-15
$50c
(interim)
preferred .(quar.)——,
United Bakeries, Inc.-—
/
York
preferred (quar.) *_—;
-**—
Niagara Hudson Power, $5 pfd. (accum.)
Noma Electric Corp. (stock dividend) *—--'*
1-15
1- 9"
1-16
Mines
Bryant'4^%
,
,4zoc
j
Co.,
2- 1
■
—
—
Merchandise——
New
New
l-,2;
ij
"Rhode Island Public
12-31,
1-15
l-l?:.
Corp.—
Ordinary
-*******-—-***-*-*.
Newberry5 (J. J.) 3%% preferred (quar.)
New Brunswick Telephone
(quar.)
1-6
2-25
$1.75
$2 class
*,
12-31
5
IOC
:
•
Gold
Langendorf
Leath
1-15
:
$1
150
—
Quarterly z
v
"" 12-31..
Company—. -
(quar.)—
Krueger Browing Co. (year-end)/
Lake
1-15
-
—l
12-31
1-15
4c
—
12-31
/ 1-15"
$1.50
$1.25
25c
17yac
$1.10
95c
50c
pfd. (quar.)—
90c
Potomac Electric Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)—
$1.50
5ya%
preferred "(quar.)—————. $i.37ya
Power Corp* of Canada—
e: " "
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
$$1.50
6% non-cum. partic. preferred (quar.)**.
$750 "
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd
;
$iyac
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com. .(quar.)* .
4iy»c
"7% preferred (monthly)**
" SdVat %
/, 6%
preferred (monthly)
—
50c
5% preferred (monthly)*.———.———
41%c
Public Service Co, of New Jersey—
6% preferred (monthly)/.*-/—*///——*60c .
6%
preferred (monthly)*——;/—*—«
" 60c
Puget Sound Power A Light—
$5 prior preferred (quar.)*
$1.25 .
Purex Corporation, Ltd.*—
/**—*.''
15c '
Purity, Flour Mills, Ltd, com; .(initial s-a)—
$25c
/"Cum. redeemable preferred (quar.)—
$62 Vic
Quaker Oats Co., 8% preferred (quar.)/—/
'$1.50 > '
Quebec Power Co.- (quar.)
$25c; ;
Radio Corp. of^ America, com. (year-endl//* <
.
■ 200 Railroad Employees Corp. com. (irreg.)*/_*
.
25o ...
1-15 ,12-31
• "■ -
1-15
12-20:
■
4- 1
Low priced bond series-——_—*--"—***—
Speculative series
—
.
13c
Low priced common stock series
——
"
2c
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd. (quar.)*——
$37y2c
National Tea Co., 41/4,& pfd. (quar.)
53V8C
Neon Products
of Western Canada, Ltd.—v
1
1-15
12-30
2-7
1- 3
2-28 " 2* l"
2-15 :
2-25 / 1-16 .
12-31 /
<1-29 ' 112-20/
12-31 ;
1-20 i 12-31
■""Clasf;^r.(irreg.).///5/*/*—,—******/.,"25oi" , 1-20 (12-21
"
80o preferred (quar,> —*.***——*——*
20C ' 1-20 12-31'*
- 5
Railway Equipment A Realty, com. (quar.) :
" 25C v> r i-25
12-31
2-15
t6%11st, preferred; (quar.) /***/*///*l**,/- t . il.SO.1- '?: 1-85 'it 12-31"
5-15
Reed iv. A,);Ctf"$3:Class A; (quar.)//**/*/:
50c : 2-T ";"I-20^
8:15
Class ;B**—
—^*_**—**_...
25o ,2-l.;i-20
1-20
Reading Company, common (quar,)/**'—** ' ;
25c ' < 2-13;
1-16'
12-31
Red 'Top- Brewing .Co.' Clas$
^';*'T2Vicr;;"T-13",";.2"72/,'
12-31
vClass;1 F:/"i-;*ii/l//*/-*/**—*/*"***//i///*"":12~ "8
12-311?
'Reliance Electric A Engineering— - ; • ;. J",
.
Irl5
$2:10 ;convertible 'preferred " (quar.)52Vic .
2-1 ' ' T-n,*
#; 1-20.
Reo Motors, Inc. (extra)****—**/-—'-—//- "
$0c * 1-15v 12-12'v
1-20*""
Reporter;"Publications (initial)"?.*/****—: IQc;t-15 •" 1--8 /■
Republic Petroleum- Co. com.*^***-**i**//s.s.~ ~ 12 Vie • - 3-20
- 3-10
1-10
1-20 ":"'-5VSi %■ - preferred" 'A.;• iquar.)***■*«.*——/***; •';• ?■ 68%c>/.2-15"--7''5h
:;vRevere Copper A Brass 5'/»% pfd. (quar,)*" $1.3lVi
2- l " -1-10 *
12-10*
$1.50
(quar.)***-*--**—**,'
$5 preferred (quar.)
Edison 3.60%
1-8
8c
10c
preferred
•
81
1-25
12-31
2- l -" -1-10 /
.
2-1
1*10 >
1*20 "
8
$1.25 * 2-i 1
1-20
s v 37%c: ■ > 1-15
2";
4% preferred (quar.)
—
; $1
2-1
1-15
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
90C
2-1
1-15" .
Pick. (Albert) Co.,. Inc., common—
20c .
1-16
12-81
5%:preferred (s-a)—.*————***—
$2.50
1-16
12-31"
Piedmont A Northern Ry.. (extra)
$1.50.
1-20
1-0"
Pig'n Whistle Corp. com.
**———*'
20c
2- X" >• l-16f :
; $2* conv: prior pfd. (quar.)
. 50c
2- 1
1-16
Special preferred (quar.)
——30c
2-1
1-16
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
" $1
1-15
1- 2
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4'/2% .preferred (quar.)
liy<c
1-15
12-31
Piomb Tool Co. '**—**
*—*
——
37y2c ; 1*15
12-31"
12-31,
12-31
1-13
3-15 '
r
3-15 "
2- 5/
1-15
1--2•/ ;
2-15
$$1.50
$1.06y^
Potomac
12-16
12-26
1-11
2-1
2-1
1-13
1-13
2- 1 •
4^; 1 ;
60c
Bond series
/
1-11
3iy4c
.
National Securities A Research
1- 7
1-20
-
(special)'
6%. prior
12-31.
1-31
Kingan & Company, 4% preferred (quar.)_.
Knudsen Creamery, 60c"pfd. (quar.)—
:"t>
$1
Corp.—
2-1
: $1.12</a
—,_*>———*—
National Pumps
f;
.
£ Series "S4"
•
2-15
30c
Extras.
—
^
cbnvertiblfe preferred- (qqar.) —
6% pfd. (quar.i——
Keystone Custodian Funds, series B-3——
r
2- 9
$1.25
——
(quar.)__
$1.25
7%
4(4% preferred (quar.) *-———_—*—*_—
National Manufacturers A Stores Corp.—
12-18
•
15c
Kentucky Utilities,
■
1-2
35c
/ '
pfd.
non-rum.
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (extra) ———
;
Keliogg Switchboard & Supply Co., com.__„
'r
,
2-15
75c
$3; preferred B_-u._i_i—_——
Kansas City
5%
1-16
1-15
'
«t;>
;
City Power A Light—
■Kansas
■
1
1-15.
$1.50
Joplin Water Works,' 6% pfd. (quar.)-1*—tnc
Journal PubL Co. of Ottawa,: Ltd. (quar.)— ;
W*
5c
K.
W.
Butery (quar.)
i;
>»:
1-31
1-31
29%c
—*———
25c
25c
National Iron Works—'—
3c
: -Extra
*
*J_——
3c '
National Lead Co., 6% preferred B (quar.) $1.50
National Linen Service Corp., com. (quar.)— ;*
10c ."
1-11
2-1
2-
$1
,
(quar.
Extra————————*——/-
1-18
87y2c
2- 1
2-1
30c
1-15
i $5o :; 1-15 f
15c
2- 1
80C
2-1
7V2c .2-1
.(Del.)—~
preferred (qiiar.)
4%%
1-15*
18c
30c
•
:
National Distillers Products
i-io"
$1.06 y»
':,v:'$4':
8c-
37yac ^ 1-15
56y»c
2-1
-: 20c / 2-1
70c
2-1
*
—
National Container Corp.
r
8- 1
6-1
9- 1
A Milling Co.—•
1-15
,.3-1-
$1-25
.
25c
2- 1
10c 1; 1-15
.
Battery- Co. -(quar.)****—*-***—*
2:25
2-1
15c
V
$1.75
National City Bank (N,-Yr) **-*—**—*—
National Company (year-end)**_
—*
1-15;
1-31
$1.75
$1.75
—_*—-jlj—.—•
National Biscuit Co., common.
——*—*
National Bond A« Share Corp*-(quar.)-—**National Chemical A Mfg. - Co, (quar.)
1-21
—
——
*—
1-20
1-26
:';'$i;58/^/;l:15v'
(quar.)_i__—_*J—
National
12c
Light—
5
4% preferred (quar.)—i
Jewel Tea Co., 4Vt % preferred (quar.)
^John&-Manville Corp., 3J/a% pfd. (quar.)
Johnson A Johnson, 8% preferred (s-a)——
Extra—
.
3- 3
.
.
A-Telegraph—
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
Common (initial)
_*
a
62V2c
Jersey Central Power &
45c
2-1
;62y2c
12-26
$75o«
(year-end—
(F. Li) Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—«
Mutual,, Inc.
(increased)
■ -**—*****-———.
12-16
$35c
.
Jacobs
'i
2
1- 2*
1-15
50C
,
1-
(quar.)
Mutual System, Ino.i qommop -(resumed) -•-6%
preferred (quar.)************_*—-—•*
Narragansett Electric, 4y2% pfd. (quar:-)_*
Natlian Straus-Duf>arquet * (quar'.)*-.:—-—-*
12-12
$1.25
(accum.)—*
International Railways of Central America—
5%
preferred (accum.)———L—i
Interstate- Department
Stores
j
Investment, Foundation, common (interim) _
9%: convertible, preferred 1 (quar.) ——1,*'
Investors
12-31
1-15
2-1
lc
*—
*—
8%: preferred
Mutual Investment Fund
p
vl\ 7%, preferred (quar.)
————.
preferred ($5 par) (quar.
5%
:
$1
t$L75
:
1-31
"
4-1
2-15
2- 1
2-1
Plymouth Cordage. Co. (quar.)
*
*
Employees stock **———*——*
Portland Gas Light com. (year-end)**
12-16
1-15
1-15
12-31""
*
1-13
1- 2
5-10
-1-15
66^0
preferred series A-(quar.)*———*
Diablo Oil - Mining & Development—
,;:^Quarteriy_-*^***i*' ;•••
Mullins Manufacturing Corp.—
>
>$7- preferred
(quarJ
*-*i-.
$7 preferred^ (quar.) *_*—_**_**_—*—_**
/£^$7*preferred; (qtfar.) J*—_!.****-—■******—■
Munising Paper Co., 5% 1st pf<L (quar.)*..
12-31*
1-15
$20c*
preferred
Paints.
:•
1-15
.
com.
•'"f" 7%
International
3-10
(quar.) _________**
(increased quar.)—*—
Mountain'States Telephope
lrl5
5- 1.
50c
(year-end)
Powders, Xtd.,
i,
*
-l- 2*
1-14..
1-15
'
1- 2 '
2- 1
1-15
6- 2
Plan Corp; of America—
Quarterly
$1.25
International Harvester Co.", common
International
International
2-
(quar.)
Mountain 'States Power Co.r com.
:
,
imci
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Milling Co., 4% pfd.. (quar.) —
Nickel Co. of Canada^ Ltd.—*
participating
1-2
15c
Industrial; Silica, $'A % pfd. '(accum.)*—*'
Insurance'Co. of North America (s-a) ——
.
1-
1-15
10c
Industrial Brownholst; Corp.*—'__*—*/*_**
Extra., "—/*;**»***>****///:
Intercontinental Rubber Co.
8
2- I.
35c
'
$2.'25
Mount
;;; 1-11-
%
18c
**/*<'
com.
.
12-31
"
$1.62Va
50c
$1
$48c
62y»c
Telegraph. Co.
Montreal
12-30
"2-1
Morris
Light; com. (increased)
international-Bronze
$6
Extra—*—————
:
(initial) /./—
Terminal RR.
Co.,
Montgomery Ward A Co.,
'„/ Dividend arrears certificates—
Illinois
Power
Montana
12-20
$20c
Illinois Power Co., 5% preferred (quar.) —
Indianapolis .Power A
preferred
1-31
r
12-20
1-15
;;^$L75
1%
2-13
$20c
1-20
t$6
*.
preferred (quar.)..
class A (quar.).-.-,
Monsanto Chemical, $3.25 pfd. A (s-a)
1-14
$1.50
—
"^Instalment of. $1.50 for each $20
"l"t"- Pai<l arrears ■.***—
20c
._**_*
Monroe Loan Society,
*_,
—■:
,—•*.**.—*_'**—.—
,
T-15
•
12-31
1-10"
12-31
—
1-15
12-20
(quar.)*-^^**^^*.*-'**.-^
t 1-14
1-27
"
20c
Year-end
6% 1st pfd. (accum.)
Monongahela Valley Water Co.—
Moir's Ltd.,
1-15
1
2- 1
1-20
1-14
$1.50
10c
'
'
„
.
.
$1
12-31*
1-15
40C
933/4C
1-15
1-15
25c
—_*_—.,—_—
v
Milliron's
;__*
Mississippi Power A Light—
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
Mohawk Liqueur Corp;
*
10c
/—
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp.—
12-27"
12-20
2-1
(s-a) _i
5 % preferred
(D. J.),
1-15
;
1-15
1-15
1-15
25c
$1
15c
15c
25c
—
Miller
12-27
1-20
25c
Corp., common (quar.)*
preferred (quar.).
~——.
Houston juigOb <v Power, $4.preferred (quar.)
Moving Corporation (initial) —
$1. prior preferred **—....—*
Piping & Supply (year-end)
Manufacturing, class A (quar.)
Midwest
1-15
r
1-15
25c
-
1
2
1-
.
12-30
1-15
1-25 '
12-20
12-31
1- 4
1- 7
1-3
12-23
1-20
2-1
2- 1
1-15
$1.37ya
50c
25c
1-2
$1
'. $25c
20c
10c
(extra)*******
Company, common
-
*
t75c
25c
1-31
1-15
50c
1-31
1-15'
$1.75 v- 2-15 ' " 1-31
Mercury Mills, Ltd, (quar.)
Meyercord - Company (irreg.i —**i_**i;i.—
Mfeh'fwftn /Bumper Corp. (resumed) ******
Mid-Continent
Petroleum com.
(special) __
1-31
1-15
.
**__
1-25;
;
75c
$$l
2-1
2-1
1-20
$3
•
pfd. (quar.)***—
Merck
65c
12-31
12-31
12-31 '
.1-15
12-31
^(quar.)*.***
Mercantile Stores Co., 7%
A
1-15
1-15
$1
1-25
2-15
30c
*
i._*_*—.**„**;
Extra
8
4:
#
(quar.) ——*—:
Extra "—.,/.*/*/****-__
12-
1-25
,; 8%%
;,v
McLellan: Stores
1-8
•.
1-31
1-21
—
Holly Development Co.
Holly Sugar Corp.
Household Finance
1-31
2-15|
2-15
.*
Corp..
Radio
Hoffman
(quar.)
1-15
12-21 1
62%c '
River RR.
Peoples Gas Light A Coke tauar.)*———
Pere Marquette Railway— 5% prior preference (accum.)**—*_—***
Pep Boys (Manny.-Moe A Jack) (Initial)
Philadelphia Company, common (irregular)*
Philadelphia Electric 4.4% pfd, (quar.)—
; 3.8%
preferred '(initial) ***—*
*
Philadelphia A Reading Coal A Iron—-*—
Philip-Jones new 5% pfd. (initial)**——
Philip Morris A Co.,. Ltd., common (quar.) *,
12-31
1-13"
-
Companies, 4% preferred (quar.)*
<
$1
A C0._—40c
Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
"$1> preferred (quarO**//****
Ltd., common (quar.)__
.6% preferred (quar.)*—
/—*/-._
Pennsylvania Power Co. $4.25 pfd. (qua*.)*
*
(quar.)
preferred
$4
1-8
2-15
—
——
1-31
1-17
15c
75c
Pennraan's
1- 4
1-16
/"l-25~
Davis
Hudson
12-31
' •
11
$1.50
Peninsular
12-20
12-20
50c
10c
Parke,
Paterson A
Power: A
McKesson A Robbins, Inc.—
6-10
-
-
1-31
1-31
—
(quar.)
Lumber
12-31
1-15
6-27
12V2C
Higbee Co., common (quar.)
U
1-6
:
$1
$1
,
1-15
1-15
—_
Light 'Associates—
.' $2 • preferred
(accum.)**
***_*****___.*
Massachusetts Utility Associates—
/ 5% partic. pfd.1 (quar.) *-—*_***
Massawippi Valley RR, Cor (s-a)——*
McCall Corporation
(quar») ******
McCoIi-Frontenac Oil, 4% pfd, (quar.),.——
:
150
Extra - "/**/****/—_
$20c
$17%tc
Paraffin©
1-15
$1.25
$5
Pacific Telephone
12-31
1- 4
Products: *******—*******
Screw
Massachusetts
i
•
<y*' 5%
1-20
75C
MasCo
1-16
•
2-1
..
.
-
1-15
2-1
Lighting, common (quar.) __/*/*_**
preferred (quar.)
./
A Telegraph-—
$6 preferred (quar.).
******
;***
Penn Traffic Co
Panama Coca-Cola Bottling
(year-end)**—
:
2- 1;';T-15';'
-I
/ 'f :#
• ;
$1.12 ya
1-15 "1- 1 ;
. >■ 50c / -1-15 :. 12-30*
75c ;
2-15
1-2Q
Pacific
1-15
12-31^
12-31
-1- 2
12-27
12-27
2-14
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
*—1
Machine (quar.) *-_**
.Telephone A Telegraph, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
**_.__.
7%:preferred (quar.)
*
Marshall Field A Co., common (quar.)
12-31
$2.50
Harrisburg;Gas Co.,
Hart
1-15
2- 1
1-15
1-15
2-28
.
■
$1.23
;
(quar.)
Inc.—* •;;; •
convertible preferred (quar.)
_**
Pacific Gas A Electric (quar.)**——*__**-_ •
-
50c
8c
4c
37J/aC
(quar.)
C.)
46c
Coast- Aggregates,
4 ya%
Maritime
12-31
1-15
/_:
/**„w
pfd. (year-end)*
Co. $2.40 conv.
Brothers
1-15
-
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR. $5
Halle
$$1.50
i
1-15
-
*
Marchant- Calculating
$$2.50
;
—
(accum.)
preferred
7%
■
.*
Realty Co." of Canada-r-
Guardian
(R.
Extra
;
1
2-
2oc
$1.15
(year-end) '*
pfd.. A- (quar.)**
Co. $2 Class A pfd.
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—
Mahon
12-16
2-12
2-1
$1.06y»
$1.50
$1.06"/4
Mading Drug Stores Co., common*—**i»*
20c
550
preferred r(quar.)
»*_i*
'
13%c
Madison-Square Garden.*.**.***
*__._—*
20c
1-15
34%c
Y.) (quar,)*
(N.
Co.
-
5c
i.***
(quar!)
preferred
6%
:
Macy. (R. H.) A Co., 4 V*%
2- 5
.
2-15
1-15
preferred
.5%
Pacific
1-15 " 12-31r
1-15 ; 12-31;
2- 1 -,
$12yac
i-*__—
u
12-14
2-15
Griesedieok-Western Brewery—.; V
$1.25
3iy»c
37lAc
MacAndrews A " Forbes Co., com.-
1-24
$1.75
—
(quar.)-L.-**-**:
(Walter M.) Co.
Luscombe-Airplane Corp.
1-17,
1- 2 :
12-31
1-25
1
1-15
2- 1
.
1-15
$2
37yac
Lowney
:..:"2-'3-'
1-15
lc
*—*.
($100 par)
preferred
.
'
1:15 ■ "12-31
•
90c '
50c
.
1-15
3- 1
50c
1-15
75q- ' • 1-15
15c
-1-21
$2 * 2- 1
75o
20c
Lowenstein
1-15
1-31
2-24
1
'
" '
- ; 1-20: ' 12-31 £
l.feO ' /1-2Q' ; 12-31 .
$1.75
-
4* 1; 1 3-21
37y2c y 2-28 * ; 2-13 "
-20c
1-15
12-31)/;
50c : 2-15 ;' 2- T" '
#4%% preferred- (quar.)*****—*•=.-****—*
59%c
2-15 * 2-1/
2-24 : . Okonite
Company (quar.)/
'$1
2- 1 "1-15
- 2-24
Oliver Corporation, 4ya% oonv. pfd. (quar.);
$1.12ya - 1-31
1-15
»1«
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
•
' *
' 1
12-13
Participating convertible preferred (quar,) /
$25q ;; ; 4- 2 . 3-20
2- 7Z;.
Oppenheim Collins A: Co. (quar.) **—_/*—
50c
1-15 * 12-30 '
; 12-28
Otis Elevatop Co.' (irreg.)
j***^ .
25c-1-29 /T- 3'" .
12^28 Oxford Paper eo., $5 preferred (accum.)*/*
'' •''$!' v;:' 1-1$ '*) 11- -6
.Pacific Finance Corp.,' (Calif.)—
3-10
3-10
$1
50c1
-
'
"
-
-
'•
$6.50
,
common***
(Ky.),
1-15
-1-311
$1
50c
Electric
&
Gas
1-15
r
^
(year-end)*^
1
500. <
.
(accum.)
Northern Pacific Ry.
1-15*;
,
.' Share
;
Northern States Power (Del.)—
- • * *
1- 2 :
;•
-7% /preferred (accum.)__•
*•***_->*-**--*
1-15- . 1- 3
.****/«*
5
1-15 .
1- 2- rh '6% preferred (accum. )_•_*■_
.1-25/. ^1-18/ : : Northern (States Power (Minn.)—
$3.60 preferred- (quar.)*-*
!***_-*-*_.5
2-1 : - 1-15 I •
2-1 . 1^21 , ■ Northwest Engineering
4-i"l; /; 2-15 ; ; Northwestern States Portland Cement—
•Quarterly.':/*/***-***-/'***;*
____******* •••
3-.1 ; r2»;l<. Norwalk Tire A Rubber Co. (year-end) *****
<
3i>.1 ; 2-1.
Oklahoma Gas A -Electric 4% preferred**—
1-15
12-31
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. new com, (initial) -'
..
5%;preferred ($25 par), (quar.)*,—.—«
(M.) & Son com. (quar.)***
*
;
;;;
1- 2
2-1;'
35c
•?:
6
preferred
.
(quar.)
(initial)
Luzerne County Gas A Electric—
4 ya%
preferred
(quar.)—
1-15
$2
*_•_*
5%
,
1-15'v ;V: 1-2"'
12-26
1-15
25c
jr
(quar.)
Great
LouisvlUe
2
50c
:
com.--——
preferred
•
33y3%
& Cold Storage
Cold Storage
(year-end)—■*,*
*_».
Co.
Union
•7%
1-25
Warehouse &
Grand Trunk
Grand
15c
1-16
Warehouse
Terminal
Grand
5-27
x
$1.12 Vi
—
_"*/——
(year-end) ———
(quar.)
vo,
12-31 i
1-15
:
Hosiery Co., Inc.
Gotbam
1- 2
1-15
.1-31
(initial quar.)
———
preferred (quar.)—
I
Gladding McBean A Co. (resumed)
Golden State Co., common (quar.)
1- 6 "
I $1.25
(quar;)*
-$4.50
;
12-31
6%
Little
;
50c
<
Gimbel Brothers Inc. new com.
t-'::
2«.
1-16 '/
Brothers,
Original capital Special guaranteed (quar*)
Schuylkill Navigation RR. A Coal Co.; Semi-annually
'i.******_***j****
Loblaw Croceterias, Inc. (quar.) *
Locomotive Firebox Co. (year-end)-^**-*—
Lopghorn' Portland Cement (year-end)***--.-;^
Longines-Wittnauer Watchr common-(quar.)
Lord A Taylor, 8% 2nd pld.-(quar.)
Los Angeles Investment (quar.)
12-31
2-1
5-30
.
***C—--**-**_***i.w_>
12-27:
12-21
;;
*
Gillette Safety Razor Co.-* common
$5 preferred (quar.)
.Extra
12-27'
-
1-15;
,,.25c
(resumed)-.
Co.
;
1-15.:
.
(S. A.), preferred (s-a)
.
1
2-
"
>
Refrigerator
2-18^
>
2-15
$1.37^1
Gibson
:
2- 1
.1-22.
,
37yac
37V2C
7c; . :
96^c ' v
;12yac
$2.50. ,
~ 50c
.
Corp., prior pfd. (quar.) _**:
Lerner Stores, Corp.
(increased)-**;
**<.*»'
Le Roi Company, common^***-.******;
Less; (J.) A Sons,;3.85% pfd. (initial-quar.) Liberty Loan Corp, 30c pid. iquar.)^*^***** Linen Service Corp.; of Texas,. $5 pfd. r(s-a)Link-Belt i Oor
(quar.)
*
;
.
1-10*
1
2-
•
50c
10c
.
Letcourt Realty
2-
.
(quar.)_—*L„__*
Leece-Neviile Co. I__*_«
933/4C
tquar.)
,—./**
25c
General Outdoor Advertising Co., common¬
$1.50
er preferred (quar.)-.—**-*,
General Products Mfg, porp., Ltd.—>
"„t50c.
,»Clas A (initial)--***/*-*/*//****.*/**_.—;.,
*50C
." Clas3 B (initial) ******_.,.**.^,**
.***_*»■
"■"■5% preferred (s-a)
./*
-/-" ;$$3.50
General Public Service Co.-r*.
$4' convertible preferred (quar.)—***—*
#$5.50 preferred (quar.)**
.;
.*/,$1.50
$6 preferred (quar.) *—.
.**,****.
■
\ $1
General Tire:A; Rubber Cov (extra).—
$1.75
Georgia RR. & Banking Co. (quar.)
*_
10c
Gerity-Michigan Die Casting (initial)—
Gerrard
.
37'/2C
Motors,
preferred
$5
1- .2 -.,
5-10 J
*
; $1.25
In<"/_*_//*.-*-**---*~.-*-.--*3.75 pfd., (Initial quar.) **;
General
1-15
Name.of Cdmpany '
.
; Holden
Payable oi «ec»- :
Per • ■' When
.fi./■■j.v-t,:!. /""My/:':;
r
Companyshort jPayable 0/ Rec.i .f
Lee Tire A Rubber Corp.
12-20
1-25
.5c'
25C'?:',
'
General Finance Corp.
Name of
Payable of Rec.y
Holden
When
Per
Holder 1
When
Per
Share
-
Name of
13, 1947
Monday, January
THE^COMMERQIAIi $ "FnJA&CJA^
252
Extra '
.
Mtoes, '.Ltd,;-
1-17*
"3-1"/ 12-14
/•' 2-;T"- 1-10 c
1-15 / 12-31'"/'1-15 s" 1- 5
\Sf-2-25J"": 1-16 ""/2- 1
1- 2 -
f" '.2--1 ',1-10"
r'"." $20c ;'./ 2- 1
1-10.
(ye'ar-epd)i."^/"*^*^**./^""^2dc/;V;^i:28"iT2;28/
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd;* ,40c 'partic*.
Pattern 5Vs % cpnv, pfd,-
./ Simplicity
1- 2 -
l~ 2
1- 6 -
of Canada,' Ltd-.^/""/:;""/",
(increased quar.)
:*/>
; 420c
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
Common
1-6
-
pfcUl'mj,^.v.W'$20Q *, »;,4V 1
(quar.) ,>
■ /-/n/i 12-31
Volume 165
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4559
253
-4.
;■
i>
Name of Company
Oil
Slater
(A.
'•
v
—.
Ltd. (quar.)__
Corp._____
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.-—
Common
(quar.) -___
:
V
4%
preferred (quar.)_
-
& Co.,
,
i
Manufacturing Corp,-*-*
55c
_
South
Rico
Porto
Southern
..
California
''37VaO--'
0 16%
Power-—'
Southern
"
—
Colorado
-
Co
4.8%
preferred
W
1
:,-v
preferred
1-14 (
Standard
'
Dredging Corp.—
convertible preferred
$1.60
40c
tPayable in U.
Works
V ,1-31'
Phosphate
1
756 V^c
2—1
93%c
(quar.)
1-15
S.
&
«
Steel
.50C
^
Co.
of Canada, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stetson (John B.) Co., common (year-end)
'■*<8%
preferred (s-a)
Stevens (J. P.) & Company—
•8%
prior
'
1-15
1-15
37&0*
Mfg. Co. (quar.)___
Traders Building Assn. Ltd.
3-20
2-15
2-5
1-15
1-
■
Extras
United
*
1-15
50c
:
1~
2-1
company
11 1/lOC
11 l/10c
2-
1
1-10
>
1-15
1-30
11-19
Earnings
..
..
»ii
I..I«.
The
V (> '
3-20
1-10,
2- 8
1-15
on 2,000,804
3-1
2-1
53c
3-1
50c
2-
50c
3- 1
U.
S. Rubber
8%
U.
(initial
period End, Oct. 31—
$
'
(accum.)
^ ^
7
^
and income
$8.99
*
Net
V.
Total revs; and. 4nc.^«
1* 2
39,394,636
expenses
taxes
Int. and disc,
2* 1
1946
*'1945
.
;
1,702,08G
—
on
*$545,360
$2.66
2-1
1-15*
2-
1-15*
1
•Rail
1946^10 Mos.~**t$45
^ r.'tr s "
<|» ^ r .3l'
1
*'
•Payments
p.,3296.
to
.
,1-15
12-28
1-15
16,246,537
62y2c
net
and
rail
1,103,184
for
1*15
1-25
1-15
1-10?
.
1-
,
2
1
1-16
1-31
1-15
2-
1-17
2-1
$2
4->,.i-
3-20
7-1
6-20
60o
..
-i—-——4—:
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)—
2-
1-21
1-15
1-10
50c
.
.
—
5c
t9c
50c
•
1-15
1-10
1
3-15
assets
are
Federal
37y2c
6 %
preferred
preferred
(quar.
——u—
25-
1
8-
1
1-15
1
3V/aO
:37yao
(quar.).--4—«4—.
,6 %
1
4-15
;
.';,7-15':
1-15
2-15
'
13V4C
iir'-':Monthly—i
3-15
1-15
,
5
viM 4
2-15
2-
5
3-
3-15
.•
2-
3- 5-
.
5,802
128,984
.
»
<
83,634
13,364,723
85,803,020 136,675,650
,
1-20
1-10,.
Warner
1-15
-;;.":1- 2'
class
$1.35
Class
A
30c
*
(quar.)
,
-
•
■
■"/ 333/4C
—
2-
1
1-15
62V2c
2-1
1-15
37yaC
2- 1
1-15
$2.50
; 6- 2
5-15
(quar.)
v $1.25
5% preferred (quar.)____4>_V_'„>._„_
i
$1.25
Weatherhead Co. $5 pfd. (quar.)
"$1.25
Webster Tobacco Co.
(stock dlvidend)"-,___ ': K 10%
Wellman, Engineering Co. (year-end)
',
•
,15c
West Penn Electric, 7% pfd. (quar.)^.
i $1.75
:. 3-1
;
(quar.)„.
Gas
Washington. Railway &
\ 5% preferred (s-a)
x.;5%
S_ 6%
West
'
4-
Lights--——
i
Electric—
>
preferred
preferred
Penn
(quar.
Power
Western Breweries,
Co.
:
4»/2%
Ltd.
iluT-*
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)„__
$150
"$1.12%
v
120o
$218,388
$630,219
1944
$694,691
4X
'
? >„fL
1945
1-f.•
1943
$469,992
$84,506
lk
3080.
p.
sales——.—
income
before
for
Subs.)—Earnin^-^"* 7* '^
MONTHS ENDED SEPT.-30,
taxes—
income
v.:
'•
;
-■
taxes—
v; •
5
1946
$13,027,736
1,634,788
—
-655,606
•
1
'-'•$979,183
1,137,149 shares of
on
sto-4c___
common
for
Refund of State - franchise
$0.86
<
taxes, cf prior -years.—V. 16$,
Net
*
1946
1945
1944
$1,960,027
'745,000
$3 055.999
$4,181,61$
2.200,000
3,300,000
—-
$1,215,027
$855,999
$881,616
shares——__—*
483,316
222.855
222,855
$2.41"
$3.66
,$3.7$
profit
common
Earned per common share
>
I*-
cf
as
Oct.
$50,
par
based
on
income
Reo Motors,
1946,
showed
on
—V.
per
the
in effect since Oct.
1947, is being
Exchange.
1
.3,
$2.94
terminated
continued
'
company has
effective
by
the
.
at
the
close
Committee
on
of business
Listings
•
of
•
"1945
1944
'
-
.
—...
Federal
plant
in
on
profits taxes,
income.
JAfter
readjustments
which
fAfter
for
reserve
charges to
rmeiot'nt'on
reserve
abnormal
represent
and
of $1,454,973
costs
for
incurred
fdr
to
conversion
peacetime production and resulting from delays
machine tols, equipment and raw materials; also after
of
credits
of
$475,000,
of Sept. 30,
As
renegotiation and prior to provision for Fedenil
excess
taxes
receipt
tax
the: ;
for
reserve
post-war
Jan.
"
1946, the corporation
had
backlog of $77,608,000',
a
of which $29,810,000 was in firm orders for Reoubl>'« R^rhow
transport
ap¬
planes and $47,798,000
was in government orders for J-84 jet
fighter^
XF-12 reconnaissance planes and other military proiects. In add'tion,
the Aircooled Motors Corp., a
subsidiary, had a ba-klog of $7,715,000;
of which $3,810,000 was for business other than with the
parent conq-
i
■
...
*
_________
.
informed the Exchange that it intends to file
'
1946
24.414,650 17" *39 973 210.671,R4l
'•Profit after charges
1,450,257
•6,565,288 *14,943,944
tNet profit
f 1,479,716
fl.313.288
t2,506,721
Eo, of capital shares——.
.982,406
982 408 X
982.40$
Earned per -share...
$0.49
$133
$2.56
1945, by order of the SEC, and which
16,
30-*'
Sales
income and
for an additional listing of its shares in the latter part
January, at which time the question of reinstatement of the issue
to dealings will be considered, according to the announcement.—V. 163,
■
$3.64
Republic Aviation Corp.—Earnings—
.
of
659.
$3.40
$2.41
3943
$1,369,230
.
163, P. 2013.
9 Months Ended Sept.
>
plication
p.
1944
$1,695,168
unrealized. appreciation. ■
Co.—Suspension Terminated—
Commission has
The
1945
$1,651,082
share—
com.
a
Red Bank Oil
has been
k*
1946
$1,160,492
Net profit
Earns
market quotations and are before any allowance
taxes
Inc.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
31, last, of $10,210,593, equal to $2,552.65
bond, $152.28 per 4% cumulative convertible
and $25.57 per common share.
The above
The New York, Curb Exchange announced-btt' Wiig. that ihq- sus* ;
pension of dealings in the $1 par-common stock of this company which
■
*-;'v'■
pany,--.
Red Owl Stores, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.-—Stocks Of?
fered—As mentioned in our issue of Jan. 6 a syndicate
5-15 f:
6- 2
:i-i5
1-
2/.
PURPOSE—The
be
$1,982,000.
2-15
2-15
■
Of
net
>
proceeds
such
^ approximately $800,000 in
net
to
be
received
by
the
company
will
expects to use
reduction of its bank loans, and expects to
proceeds
the
expend
2-14?
and
; -1-17;
1-17
for
N.
"'1-15'
'12-20 *
of
'1-15
12-31
of
for equipment of its general
office
being constructed at Hopkins,. Mihn.; $300,000
equipment of the warehouses at Green Bay,- Wis., and Fargo,
D.,. which it expects to construct -in the future; and the balance
the
proceeds will be used in 'the modernization
and" expansion
approximately
$500,000
warehouse building
:^ts stores and for?;additional working
•capital,--^-syr:^t)l1rV%'-'-v-:-.;-'.
-
registration
statement
(No.
filed
6778)
covering 100,000
shares
(par $50)
withdrawn Jan. 3.—V. 164, p. 3296,
w't.h
convertible
;
-
,
»
:
the
SEC
preferred
Oct.
stock
9
was
,
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.—Net Assets—
Net assets
.
the
'
p.
}
''■»
of Sept.
as
stock,
common
2449,"
company
'
1-15 '
•
The
Jaffray & HopWood and J. M. Dain &
Co., on Dec. 27 offered to the public 15,000 shares of
4%% cumulative preferred stock, series A (par $100) at
$104 per share and div. and 50,000 shares of common
stock (par $3) at $10.50 per share. Further details follow:
"
3-"l
Registration Statement Withdrawn-
headed by Piper,
2-15
B
Washington
413,350
$195,304
"
1-15
,
1946
^
Number of
164,
■.
-
^
■
5
12-31
$4.50 pfd. (accum.).——$1.50
Vulcan Detinning Co., 7% preferred (quar.) >
$1.75
Corp.,
(year-end)
$631,738
'
348,000
Reliance Mfg. Co. of Illinois—Earnings—
"•
.
Visking Corporation, class A (monthly).
;
- 13yiC
Monthly
;
f-' 13y»c
Monthly; 13Y4C
/: Class B (monthly)-i-.-—• l3y»o
Monthly
—4——
13yi0
$543 304
•
$218,742 '
9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
Profit after chargesl
While the net
decrease during the year to $10,210,593 from $11,586,433,
the company points out that approximately $581,283 of -the
decrease
resulted
from
the premium and
expenses' incident to the
retirement of the 6% preferred stock and the issue of the 4% preferred ^
stock.
Also a distribution of $244,710 was made to common stockpolders on. Oct. 28,, 1946, from capital gains realized on sales of
securities.
Capitalization as at Oct. 31, 1946, in the hands of the
public consisted of $4,000,000 of the 3%% bonds,. 40,785 shares of 4%
preferred stock and 163,140 common shares.—V, 164, p. 3149..
assets
1-15
1-10
;-|j 3-
328,976
charges, but before Federal income taxes.: -V. 162,
•Before
-.Quarterly ——————.—4 "
Syndicate, Inc.
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd. (lrreg.)—
V
Vicksburg Bridge Co. (year-end)
6,270
■
provision of $1,000,000 for replacement of "iast In-first ouK'
inventory of the company and three subsidiaries at estimated Sept. 30;
1946,
replacement costs.
Also, net profit includes $101,205. special
1,067,729
carriers—express' privileges.—V.
other
'
shares,
net.assets
12-20
2-1
10c
50c
———15c
l5o
$638,009
27,208
Co.—Earnings—.
Net
13,636,531
107,688
11,222,811
rev-
collateral trust 3>/a%
per
12-27
•
1-15
$1
50c'
$832,433
613,691
26,65$
..
P
-
Railway & Light Securities Co.—Annual Report—
12-27
1-15
.
$770,255
$570,513
v
—V. 163, P. 2013.
1-10
1-20
$1
.
61,712
$611,359
Jj(f
"-After
12-20
1-15
'87VaO
HMjC
(quar.)
28,414
inc.
profit^..:
Earnings per share
,,
1,373,072
,
4,667
.
transport
preferred
-
$894,145
RESULTS FOR THREE
funded
111,193
12-27
shows
——.
$798,670
Federal tax provision
12-27
1-15
————
Company
46,341
Reeves Brothers, Inc« (&
1-15
1-15
$1
$4 convertible preferred (s-a)
"Warren Brothers Co.—
32,152
«
$441,279
profit
36,993,598 353,358,605 368,156,302
22,142,313 250^70,880 216,692,758
26,353,879
w-_-
-debt
»
•
<
4——
Venezuela
Vulcan
$524,171
Quarter End. Sept. 30—
Vertientes-Camdguey Sugar Co. Of Cuba^—
v
3,355,285
$861,992
income
•Net
'"i'v/2'^
k
...The company, in its report for the fiscal year ended Oct; 31,
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)—
Universal' Pictures Co.
(quar.)—
'
D 4
19,663,492
4,546,984
———
Reed Roller Bit
;
;V
Express
1-2
1-15
20c
United Transit Co., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Utilities & Specialty Corp.
'.'Class
26,062,314
5,280,244
165, p. 112.
—
36,524,247 348,249,771 364,104,254
"
469,351
5,108,834
4,052,048
568,673
revs,
Operating
-1
1-15
10%
United
Inc.,. (quar.)—
' " •
Other
25c
——
—
Valspar Corp;.,
Velvet. Freeze,
> Quarterly
-
1
3946—Month—1'945
2*15,
:
25c
•
,
dividend).
quar.)
pfd.
-
Net
Chgs;;foif transpbttatidh: 38,825,963
,
Wallpaper, Inc. 4%
30,345,429
3,119,361
Ltd^Earnings-;^^
C
1-15
S.
United
18,593,935
'
taxes on
Provision
BOc'T^l^l *M"t*15
—$1.75
Smelting Refining & Mining—►
Common (resumed)
:
-1% preferred -(quar.) v —^
United StockyardSj 70c conv. pfd. (quar.)__
,
•
^
(quar.)..
-~r
rr
*
160, p. 2188.
Other* deductions
v
declaiming—>'
prior preferred
i
"1"'v
v
Sept. 30-w
2-15
.
1
I •('«
:■
""
.
——Fiscal Years Ended——
12,214
income
for
credit
35o
'4,000
'
Railway Express Agency, Incj. (Incl. Subs.) -^Earnings
$L25>"7-- X
,50c
* *
1,200
STATEMENT
before taxes
inc.
on
taxes
i
-1.
.
5,000
$786,455
charges
Net
1*15
25c
common
26 Wks. End.
6,000
1,500
INCOME
" I—
10,000?
1,800
1946
•
_ii.V
———
12.500
'
3,000
:
__
totaled $8,572,000. For all of 1945, it re¬
net income of $3,558,336 or $1.76 a share.—V, 164, p. 3296.
a
•Net income.—V.
1-15
-
12.500
3,750
'
St
•
^et/loss^^^4---.44^4i4i^-.-i—-^4,^ i' $130,772
E»tns.,c per sh. - on 137,500 common slis, routstdg>;> ~
—
2-15
53c
,
3,750
Company
1
Net
58 %c
I ,i * SI t'S). r
;-i:;T»
Common
t
-
Preferred
$22,499,752 $36,487,666 $31,133,671 $23,630,137
■4
2- 1
Extra
New
&
w*
.
number.
:
outstand.
common shares
Railway Equipment & Realty 4gon<
12-19
58yac
JJ. S. Industrial Chemical Co. (quar,)-.--—
'
Dain
Cost of goods sold, ihci.
warehousing exps.
Oper. exps., incl. selling,
general' and admin.--*
net profit of $11,989,662 or $6.02 each on
outstanding for the six months ended on
a
shares
when
9 Months Ended
1-15
1-15
50c
25c
United States Plywood-—
Net
•After
V
12-31
2-.t
87%c.
common
1946,
12-31
i
—
follows:
as
•
the
"
—$31,510,537
showed
company
30,
ported
/m'Tv'
1- 2'
1-15
1-15;...
•
10c
4
Extra
v
are
;;
underwriters and
retail
13,159,000
per share
June
12-31
4-1
25C
4.—4.
(stock
M.
,
i..4™4—JJ&L $18,351,531
1,952,004
1-15
25c
carry
the agency operator
_.
before taxes
Net income-
: ■
12-28
2$1 ;?
;___
nine
in
and
cash
a
\
,
of the
/
Woodard-Elwood
Prov.
1-25
,
communities
on
corpdr"
company
1-31
1
62 %c
;
being*
were
the
Sept. 2, '46
Mar. 4, '46 Feb. 26, '45 Feb. 28, '44
sales—_____ $16,456,972 $27,247,352 $23,268,494 $17,416,293
Wholesales sales_„_v 6,042,780
:< 9,240,313
7,865.176
6,213,843
Net
1-31
2-15
62 %c dsr 2-
(quar.).
V, S. Air-conditioning: Oof p.—
7%
preferred A
(quar.)_
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.)
purchased
shares preferred
10,000
Provision for taxes
«
common
various
entirely
The Milwaukee. Company
Kebbon, McCormick & Co
Kalman & Company, Inc.->!
Other
2-15
'
$1.50
(quar.)
Profit-Sharing Corp.—
10% preferred -(accum.-)——-—
United Shoe Corp., (s-a) —
Co.,
and
CONSOLIDATED RESULTS FOR NINE MOS. ENDED SE^T. 30,
jV
.fa—m _
Lines
<.
names
(Including Paco Tankers Inc.)
Net profit
60C
United
S.
'
•
be
Other income
1-10
7$1.15
Extra
to
Net operating profit-
12-20
25c
U.
in
arrangement whereby
CONSOLIDATED
7
1
<
(s-a)
;
$1)
(par
^
•
;=
18, 1946.
J.
1947, totaled 217,967,000 kwh., as compared
180,912,000 kwh. for the corresponding week last year, an increase
of 20.5%.—V. 165, p. 112.
"
1
15c
1940,
a specified part of his food product requirements
and its subsidiaries.
Agency stores totaled 371 oit
company
shares
V„'
„
Electric output of the operating companies served by this corporation
2-
.
4
contract
a
purchase
the
■'
with
2-
$1.50
prior preferred (monthly)
<
prior preferred
(monthly)-;
:
€.36% prior preferred (monthly)..
6.36% prior preferred
(monthly)
'
6% prior preferred (monthly):
j.
-6% prior preferred (monthly)*—,
United Merchants Sc Manufacturers—y>
«ov
i f> %
preferred (quar.)—44.-.'
"Q-'l 5% preferred '(quar.).—
——4-;.'.
•'
stores
almost
Piper, jaffray & Hopwood_„
1-17
7%
i1%
'
>of
for the week ended Jan. 4,
4
: $5o
,
stores
141
':v:
letter of notification with the SEC
a
24,700 shares common stock
$1.75
.
(quar.)
(:
j
to
agrees
from
Corporation and
Jan. 7 filed
on
12-18
light & Railways Co.—
United
>
Public Utility Engineering: & Service Corp.-*-Output—*
1-10;
1- 4
-
1-20
$1.25
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
$3.50
food
operate
3-20
2-1
►
250
(quar.)
Street Corp.
Share
retail
Publicker Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)-r-Earhings—
United Fruit Co. (quar.)
v
;V
$1.12%
;
California
of
&
assistance- under
funds, less
_
1
Corporation
Co.
1
7%C
Tuckett Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
1
-7 %
preferred (quar.)
Bond
1928,
the name of "Red Owl
Agncy." To tnese stores the com¬
furnishes sales information, advice with respect to store layouts
bookeeping. methods, advertising material and other necessary
pany
•and
■::,■ <
"4' V4
dividend.
(par $10). The common will be offered at $1 per share and the pre*
terred at; $10, 'per share without, underwriting, „PrQceedsr. will, l?e used
for' working capital",:
'1-10
:•
siy«e
(quar.)
4 Towle
Oil
for
2
4-
-
25C
Co., new com. (initial)
preferred
(quar.)
Thermoid Co., $2.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Union
2
1-
1
$2.40
Udylite
'yj;--'1
■
this
.
The
4-
—
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Co.*** v
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Taggart Corp., $2.50 preferred
Teck Hughes Gold Mines (interim)
Texas Power & Light, 7% preferred
$6 preferred (quar.)
United
tax.
for
Public Industries, Inc., New York—Files with SEC—
7
i-io:
1-25
25c
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
4
1.
1-31
50c
Inc., 30c pfd. (quar.)
Sun Oil Company 4%% Class A pfd. (quar.)
Superheater Co. (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of California (quar.)
208 South La Salle
1-
$1
Sun-Kraft,
'
in
Ih
1937, the company commenced ooeration of a. merchandising'
plan whereby independent grocers are licensed to operate retail grocery
7-21
;l
1-^ 7
1
2-
50c
—44
preferred
preferred
$1.25
12- 3
(Continued from page 216)
'
quar.)
(quar.)«
Struthers Wells Corporation—
>
7-31
1-15
218
which
4V.'1".:'7'y;f
1-10
if'
775C
____
_
(initial
37%c
Investment News
1-10
2- 1
775C
•
_
Common
closed
General
3- 1
3-10
k-2*. i -
$150
410O
"
7%
Stix Baer & Fuller
(extra)
Stokely-Van Camp, common
and,
18,
UNDERWRITERS—The
1-15
2-
60c
class A' (quar.)
(quar.)
thereafter
In that year the assets and business of the Minnesota
were
sold to the company.
As of Nov.
operating
states, all of
Nov.
Acid
(quar.)
B
name,
were^opened
Ibasis.
15% Canadian non-residents' tax. funds, tax deductible'at the source.
Non¬
resident tax 7%. • a Less British income tax. / / -r t v
'
Class
income
not
12-31
3-
.
preferred A (guar.)
Standard Steel Spring, 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd.»
4-19
15c
outgrowth of a single reta'1 store established
in 1922, by the company's predecessor under
organized
as
a
Minnesota
corporation-.
Additional*
an
Minn.,
;?,;\vas
Canadian
in
2-17
1-15
3% %
Wholesale
Jamaica
books
^Payable
3-1
similar
ration
1-21
(quar.l
—i
of*
{
• •
operated.
1-20
4-30
:
is
company
Rochester,
a
'
(quar.)
Standard Fuel, Ltd., 4%% preferred
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)—
Standard
The
^
1-31
*
•
87y2C
stock, series A;
.
2
37'/2C
,
preferred
390,620 shs.
conv-arsion
upon
similar
'stores
rf4.
1
-
(quar.)
preferred
resident tax 15%;
,
—--.i.
19-11
25c
cumulative
issuance
1928,
in
,
1-15
7 $1.25;
'
30%
•Transfer
1-14
2- 1
40c
.v$l
1-15
1-15
2- 1
for
stores under
Less
x
■
__
1-31
(quar.)
Corporation
1-13
r
350
1-10
1-
(monthly)
15,000
•750,000 shs.
reserved
is engaged in the sale of groceries, fruits, vegetables, meats
food products at
retail and wholesale In the States of
Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
*
Av
:
series A_._»_
shares
">i:«
"r
1,000,000
1
t.Iowa,
12-31
h 1-15
convertible
York
1-15
and
•
$1.50
•
17,
1-15
'
25,000 shs.
(par $3)_..__„_
120,000
Outstanding.
$300,000
?
HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company incorporated in Delaware, May
•.n
1-15
FINANCING
,;•••
■
$1,000,000
issuable in series
15,000 shares of 4%%
1-21
12-31v
1-15
"
-
convertible
convertible preferred
6%
Company
4~4~*(E. R.) & Sons, $4 preferred (quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.—,,
~r ,r
(quar.)
Company—
preferred
6%
Standard
5%
Cab
6%
1-15
2-
$1.50
>
Spotless
1-20
Yellow
12-31
$1.20
Southern New England Telephone (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) —
Squibb
•
the
'> ■'
1-2
1
2-
preferred
(quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr.,, common
■'■<[[
J,
(quar.)
2-15
1-15
'
12%C
.*•;
12-20
1-15
$$1.50
& 125c
».
__
Power
4V?%
•
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
•
12-31
whioh
1-10
1-15
1959__.-_
($100 par)
Common stock
$2
.
•
:
>
^
stock
1,
t;.v4?/4% cumul. pfd. stock
,{'$1.75
,
<.t
Pfd.
1
^
1
2-
$1.25
(quar.)4.—;
Co.—
preferred (1897)
(quar.)
Wisconsin Gas & Electric Co.—
12-31
1-15
Power
2-
PRESENT
-
1
2-15
25c
preferred (s-a)
Water, 7% preferred
Electric
2-
notes, due Nov.
'
-
(quar.)
4%
1-15
t
2-
—93%c
6%
12-20
1-15
6%
Wisconsin
12-13
2-15
5c
$5 pfd.
TO
3%;notes,-due*$100,000 annually Nov. 1 •''■
12-13.
1-15
•;
4:
:
—
1-15
;
Products-r-
(quar.)
EFFECT
Authorized
.1-15,-12-13,
75c
$1.25
v;
Wichita
1-20
37%o
•
Chlorine
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate,
River Oil Corp
12-20
'
(quar.)
<quar.)__^
preferred
Corp.
Co., common
Wichita
•v
37%c
•
wi-.- v
participating preferred (quar,)
Common
;•
•
1-15
(quar.)
$3.75
12-16
1-15
37!/2C
.
preferred A
Whiting
2-17
v v^'
2-15
Ltd.—
........
1
lr 2
1-15
35o
Pacific RR.
Westvaco
1*15
.
(quar.)
Southern California Gas Co. 6%«<pid.
Preferred A (quar.)
w____
Canada
2~
1-31
-
$1.12 Vi
—i;
Edisoft Co.,
(quar.)
original preferred
•«'> 5 % % preferred. C
^Southern
100-
.Sugar .(special)j—• '
5%
2-15
13%c
:
.
Common
.
■
;
;
•
.
Western
$5
>
___
Coast
Corp. (resumed)
South Pittsburgh-Water Co.'—
4%%
preferred - (quar.)
-
*'
12-31
-
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Payable of Reo.
Grocers,
12-31
• •
::
J50c
6
1-
Holders
When
Share
1.
1-20
-ri-16
1
2- 3
•
~ >'
- .•>
.::Vv?' 725c
■.
.
-
pref. A (quar.)-..
conv;
South
"
-*
„
.:
,
Company
Ltd., class A (quar.)._4.
$37y2c
$1.40
preference
(quar.)
^ ' J35c
7% preferred
1
}$1.75
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
Inc.-—
.•- 5%
preferred (auar.)
■
31 %c
2-
25cT
*
Western
It 15
1-20
730c
O.)
-•
Solar
25c .,^' 2-15
-
Per
Name of
Payable of Reo,
Share
.
Corp. .(quar.)
(N.)
Smith
>
When" Hoidert
1
"-r"'-
,i
j.
Sinclair
'
30, 1946 were equivalent to *3.64 a share on
against
$5.59
>
7
*"
a
share on
Sept.
30f>,1945.—Y. 164,
f
4
Y.
V
-
.
'
'
"
1
*
'*
'
^
P; Reynolds Metals Co.—25-Cent Distribution— f
r
The
the
directors
common
amounts
a
were
total* of 75
p.-3149
*
have
declared
a
stock, payable Jan.
disbursed
cents per
on
dividend
of
25.-rents
2,- April
share in 1946,
c-'nr;'
as
,
if
1'^
(
—'£r
per
20 to holders of record Jan.
Jan.
7 ■
•
tjvl"' '
v
share
15.
ori
Like
and net. 1, last year, or
against $1 in 1945.—V.' l64i
1
t:.
.•
■ •
*• •• -•
-
'•
:
■
- 1946
V
>.$6,274,983
Sept. 30—
9 Mos. End.
^Root Petroleum Co. («&
Inc.—Earnings-
Brass,
Revere Copper ,&
t
1945
i
.
1944
Total income __—I/™.-
6,565,078
charges—
133,677
150,315
1182,683
§2,110,332
$15,195,666
17,230,840
$7,648,128 $14,244,030
*8,433,400
15,161,294
109,080
116,170
after
Profit
expenses—
Miscellaneous
of ..war
Interest, amort,
facilities,, etc.
____—/
Depreciation & amortiz.
Prov. for contingencies-
§2,061,245
695,000
•;
10,840,000
4:4,880,400
vi
$0.61
//(
J
Ended Sept. 30:—
,
-
.
9. Months Ended
$6,640,521
•7.381,650
.789,696
and.iadministrative expenses—
Excess
tax
profits tax
reserve
Net
—
■«'*--"r
adjustments—
:■
30,792
CrlO.221
Cr583,469
;Cr3,4W
Net
-$962,377
—_
St. Louis-San
payable—trade
chgs.--
income .aft,j
Federal & State
normal'
2,450,000J
surtax
Fed.(-excess profits tax_
&
tax
income
$1,610,920
:
$5.40
$2,824,773 .$1,212,442
$10.39
$3.80
Earns, per com. share./
-tV. 164, p. 2325.
♦In xeapect pf prior :years
for
Profit
year—
v
::>1946 *
Net
from railway
from railway
Net
ry.
Gross
•
oper.
income—
u
23,631,651 30,380,131
1,965,420
2,596,216
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 164, p. 2963.
.
on
company
The
INCOME
Net sales and
1
Income
profit before taxes on
Net
Net
Moore
Frank
B
transfer to
'
V.
...
'
A.
stockholders' clkims, are, jnot .5atisfjied
The company
on
letter of notification
common to be offered at $7 a
20,
Inc.—Offers to
Roberts & Oake,
':'
$5,320,255
3,896,220
on
6%
bonds
due
their
share. Under¬
It
.
Rochester Telephone
Operating revenues
.
-
—
Operating expenses
Operating
..
taxes
—V.
$695,914
580,978
>73,280
164, p.
3335.
$620,408
436,654
97,307
„n<.»ui.-i.
..«■■■'j»
.
,Net operating income
Net after charges
i]
T;
>
4,092
7,134
..
.■
$7,340,414
• 5,350,415
a,084.240
H A-1 -——tr—
$41,656
>3.$86,447
$905,759
15,773
53,619
578,250
stock, as/,compared with th«
a share on a ■ 3.600,OOO1-
shares outstanding on
subsidiary,
its
outstanding
the
ENDED AUG. 31 (INCt...
/[.'/A/.;]/.-
profit, on sales
advtg., distrib.,
Gross
$
,
to:
Chemical Bank
149,955,493
123^618,477 96,238,638 54)095,612
26,402234
103,925,165
- 625,499
89,054,916
619,676
69,836,404
Total income
104,550,664
Interestvcharges
920,689
Prov. for Fed. inc. and
Capital stock taxes^, §53,500,000
l,QOO,0OO
tAppropriation
89,674,592
1,311,958
10.227^31 ;35i092,245
•
[
Profit from opers.™
Ir
St IiOuis-.Sftn
.
;•
Francisco & Texas
Net ry. oper.
$6,676,590
: 4,443,532
*1,121,437
.
■ c.— .i ju.""
Net
ry.
.87,386
>7,890
.19,658
'24,906
Income-^
from
$1,111,621
72,848
Gross • from
Net
755,293
lr—
2/188,128
railway^,.,^
y 520,800
railway^-.™
:/v ;. .,84,031
oper. income—
-From January
•Deficit.—V. 164, p.
1944
1945
$268,066
24,435
;
2963.
•
!,
;[
$288,186
911,015
,1206,699
t23;749.59®]
15,317;203
;9;235,760
23,941,200
.
•
5V2%
-cum,
,^000, POO
pre-
-.stock -1
' ierfed
-i
.
On common stock
Shs.
com.
Earns,
§§711,296
6,119,382
stk. outstdg—
3,600,000
charc_
>;t$13.64
per
com.
y
-839,714
,859,535
V-2.834,733 ",2,519.762
• 1,890;000
rl-,260,000
-**$7,66
'/tt$6.65
773,377
3,779,643
2,520,000
*$9.19
shares of $2.50 par value. ;-]tlncludes -excess
profits tax (less estimated-debt retirement credit of. $2;210,0<]K»/ $19,896,000.
tAppropriation for-reserve for contingencies and ;postwar
♦Based
on
..v._.
2,520,000
.
..
adjustments.
§Includes excess profits tax.
tlIncludes-excess q>rofits
of $51,298,550 (before-estimated postwar refund and debt retire¬
credit of $5,127,614),.'■ **Based on 1,890,000 shares of--$3.33 Va
tax
ment
.
$446,313
245,212
123.035
3,472,019
,:3,576,'582
3,931,148
1,220,541i314,216
(1,472.555
,366,830
,2,014,148
.974,871
ttRased .on
paid
premivra/j'$185.119f
/
,-vj
value./itBased ,on 1,260,000 shares of $5 par value.
3,600 shares of $1.75 par value.. §§Premium and accrued dividend
par
redemption of preferred
charged to capital surplus.
on
stock, le?s portion of
AUG. .31
T946 .]•"
.GONBGWPATED BALANCE SHEET,
-.U " v
:/" ':/ /■"// "
• < • i \ - ■■//ASSETS--*:^
Ry.—Earnings—•
11943
34,087,39®
0,004,643
§63,535.000: H5d °^.4t3
086,434
2,000,000
49,129,975
Net profit v
On
"
^$265,079
J946
November—
..Gross from railway---,.
Net -from railway—
291,227
.
Cash dividends declared;
require a period of,
.
30,008.215
34,563,561
I.:/. '
Other income (net)-
bond¬
surrendering
.exchange agent, .165
112.
"
$
46,030,328
admin/ and gen. exps.
'
& Trust Co.,
' •
may normally
,1943
v
643,867,348 561,657,181 386,634,991 223.183,680
493,911,855 438,038,704.290,396,353,169,088,068
iCounts,.etc.
goods sold
Cost Of
Belling,
-
SUBSIDIARIES.>
1944
1945
dis**
vsturns
less
Stiles
Ecker an^
New York 15/ N.
expected that' exchanges
ended
sales
for the year
and
increased
the
'
■1946
David Roberts, Jr., and J. W. :
.be^pbiftt^ed from said Aepos/taries.—*V, .160, _p.
Cprp^Earnings*^-
,^,t5C^BS5SWT5^"7*3r^W?**,
operating revenues
,
vl946^Mpnth^-1945 >51946^11 Mos.t-1945
$695,914
$620,408 $7,347,548 $6,680,682
Uncollectible oper. rev,_
common
1946, as against $561,657,181 the year-before. Total
the report Included new record® Tor Schenley whiskies
for'The products /. of' -Blatz-Brewing • Co., a subsidiary/ and
sales for several wines/ cordials -and liqueurs recently added to
company's line.
In January, the Pebbleford Distillery Co., with a plant atr Newport,
.
days after surrender of bonds to the ex¬
~
'
'
.
, l^•
Holders of-certificates .of deposit for bonds apd: holders of bonds
In respect of Which assents jue on file with any mf the bondholders'
committees .must surrender such certificates of deposit and bonds
to
the depositaries for such committees accompanied by letters
of
transmittal in the forms provided by such committees. Such letters
of transmittal are being mailed to,ail such known holders .and may
exhaust the %
amount
Ferlod End. Nov. 30r~
bonds
is
accordance
program of
31,
INCQMB ACCOUNT, YEARS
approximately 8 business
change agent.
May 1, 1954, to an amount sufficient to
at prices not to exceed the-unpaid principal
^
of
amounted to $643,867,348
Consolidated net sales
Ready-—
Broadway,
Repurchase Bonds*—
,
established by' this ;por-
acquired for the aggregate sum of $4,481,760, .with Schenley
The Geo. T. Stagg Co., each -purchasing 50^
stock, and in July, Schenley .acquired all-of thb
outstanding stock of Dowling Bros% Distilling Co., wRh a/distillery
at Burgin, Ky., for $12,347,500.
reorganisation
_
interest.—V. 161, p. 2597.
shares
3,600,000
on
Aug.
of
'Frisco's Fort Scott bonds and
John W,
with the SEC
of $103,930,
sum
eorp.-^Annual RepQrt-7-
records for earnings and aales were
share
and
Stedman, James H. Brewster, Jr., Frederic W.
Lockwood, reorganization managers under .the plan of re¬
organization, .on -Jsn. 2 /announced ,tha t the plan Of
has. been consummated ^nd. naw securities and t cash .in payment of
interest on
pld bonds ,p,re now .available for ^distribution. /Bond¬
holders
(except holders of certificates of deposit -for bonds or of
bonds in respect, of which an assent is on file .with any of the
holders', committees) may obtain such new securities by
,
.
rehabilitation, expansion of- world trade, extension of employe®
benefits and intensification of research and product development. • ,
Net profit for the year after all taxes, charges and a special con¬
tingency reserve of $1,000,000, amounted to $49,129,975, or $13.64 a
principal and $35.02 interest,
New Securities
'
plant
Stedman.
$1,424,035
382,250
Vice--
Ky., was
hy.the
trustee, was directed to make payments
'Frisco's prior lien and consolidated bonds. The
Clark;Hungerford, vR.- 0./McClihtock,
■
First National Bank of
thereof and accrued
:
^
on
will be
of rtbe;foliowing
shown .in
consolidated, 6s.
,The 17-rman .board of directors/ which awas nominated by the- re¬
organization managers on Dec. 10, 1946, and subsequently approved
by Judge .Moore," consists of the followipg: D. (K. Catlin, Gale John¬
ston,«R.: J. Lockwood, J. R. Matthews, ::I/. H. Orr,? F.rC.' Rand and
F. A. Thompson, all of St. Louis. Other directors from various other
cities, -representing groups
of security 'holders, are: E. L. Bruce,
E.
M. Doobs, F. W. • Ecker, S. Hall, H. L. Harrello, B. S. Reddens,
Chicago/Trustee, 33 So. Clark St.,.Chi¬
cago, HI., will until 3 p.m.. on Feb. 6, 1947, receive proposals for .the
sale to it, for account of the sinking fund, first mortgage sinking fund
The
ftna-xi.jmj, soww.
The
Inc.-rNew ,yice-Pres-
$27.28 on the
Proceeds will be r used - for
Dempsey-Tegeler .& Co., St, > Louis.
additional working capital.
writer,
:
: /
March, 1946, the number of shares of common
from 2,520,000 to 3,600,000, $nd the par value
changed from $2.50 -to $1.75 per share.
.which will bring the
bond of the St. LouisA, and $24.56 on the
series B, ion. account pf.accrued .interest; $24.80 per $1,000 bond of
the /St. Louis-San • Francisco By.: consolidated - mortgage vA^s, .and •
Mo^—Fhes with SECt—
Jan. 2 filed a
#or 42,500 shares ($1 par)
'
Aug. 31, 1945).
In
stock was increased
interest up to Jan. 1, 1947; $23;04 per $1,000
San Francisco Ry. prior lien mortgage,^ series
<>
h
-York-^Stock Ahction-^-
previous year's earnings of $23,941,200 or $6.43
share basis
($9.19 a share on the 2,520,000
Thompson,
will be applied on
113.
p.
consolidated
$45.06
.
Rit^point Co., St. Louis,
?
according to
operations .since
its series A and B prior lien bonds and series A and
bonds. This distribution, which is to be made along
with the new
securities under the plan, when the latter goes into
effect, consists- of the following: $80.08 per $1,000 bond pf Kapsas
City, Fort Scott & Memphis Ry. Co. refunding mortgagees, of which
;41»P41;785
The reserves, if any, allocable to-thisr period have not yet been,
determined by the board of directors.—V. 164, p. 1637; V, 163, p. 3423.
V.Vft '
.v; '
'
V
^ " J-/
•
■
*416,152
.*45i, m
*529,051
poration for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1946,
company's annual report.
In its first full year of
the end of the war, the report stated, Schenley produce in
with its government grain quota, and undertook a broad
of bondholders' claims
pointed out that $119,000,000
of $3,804,841
$4,192,609
tp 8urpIu$_^nw--.,—--v.-i.-. ; $4,045,471
Balance transferred
v
2963.
Schcnley Distillers
New
V
;
165,
Richard J.
.
2,472,703
4051,91?
/719
•
same
priprityiover
present plan.
sum
-
$4,045,471
p:.A
income———
Interim
the
carry
Judge
Nov. 2,'46 Nov. 3,'45
$37,021,243 $30)443,316.
$6,727,971
2,682,500
2,701,487
2,382,051
121,416
The corporation announces, .the.appointroeot
/
'fo]/
.will be wiped put.
44 'WEEKS
ACCQUNT FOR FIRST
cervice charges---——^—•
:8t/Louis, Secretary and
,
which take
record Dec. 5.
•
4*284)59'
Max Wes.tphalL Washington Liaison; Gert Meidell. -.Amer1icap-^candinavian Relations; Ivjark Maidel; Operations, .and' TheQdore
P.:Gould, Traffic and Sales."
-, ' ;
Mr/Westphall will have, offices at 1025 Connecticut Ave., >Washington,;D. C.; - Mr. Meidell and Mr. Maidel at 270 Park Awe.,-New York
17, N. Y., and Mr. Gould at 630 Fifth Ave.,, New York 20, N..:Y.—;
.baerL.,
Louis,'"Vice(Vice-
order Turns over .to the new Frisco railroad, which
name as the old company, all claims, property,
rolling stock, franchises and assets of the old company. The road's
capitalization will be reduced from approximately $480,000,000. to
$247,000,000, and the claims ;of; stockholders and unsecured .creditors
Corp., N. Y.—Pays $1,75 Year-End Div.
Dec. 27, lasVpaid a year-end extra, dividend of
44 Weeks Ended—
'*2(0,267
Presidents:
.
will
issue on Sept..14, 1946, which
25 cents on Dec. 14.
second quarterly distribution of $1 per share on the $4 cumu¬
preferred "A" stock was made on Dec. 14,. last, to holders of
lative
/the
time. Judge Moore
plan obsolete.
Judge Moore's
258,714
commonstock/to holders: of record Dec.
2,633,213
; *11,980
Scandinavian Airlines System*
.
Riegel Textile
The
railroad and
issued an opinion and order re¬
fusing to send back the Frisco. organization plan to . the Interstate
Commerce Commission. This was asked by an .attorney for * the .old
Frisco
corporation and unsecured Creditors^ pn
the ground that
changed economic conditions have made the present reorganization
1,542,865
$1.75 per share on the
"An initial of 20 cents was paid oh this:
was followed by a quarterly .payment of
,*10,954
snares ox ciass a common srocr
District Jut^e George-
At the same
.3,540,273
2,948,821
p.
$237,569
32,916
/
UatL
14-year-old bankruptcy of this
I
1947.
33,832,124
19,735,759
34,641,275
18,157,669
10,560,248
7,045,270
railway-
from
Net
-
^
164,
4943 :
,4944
$282,458
21,471
*21,388
Savoy-Plaza, Inc., -New
«MJonsummaM©n order- and final decree in-the reorgan¬
ization of the railway company, approving the 17 directors proposed
,to his. Court, earlier that week and setting the time for the railroad
vTo epme out-ot bankruptcy-andrtgo on its vown as 42^>l^'in.^Jan.4/W
totaling $7,997,450 on
*
I From January 1—
Gross from railway
1,739,774
t V * ,
^
$188,697
*107,093
railway-'-—/
•Deficit.—V.
2,396,965
1,389,366
3,374,693
1—
United States
v
$3,031,505
*
$9t!982;266^$9j245,435 "
rs'v^f
4945
s
*63,186
Net.'froni:: rail way]-^---:
" Net- ry/pper. income--.
^944^ ^4494^3:4
; 4945
2,175,977
1,119,060
i
'
X946 >
$179,813
•
From January L—
Gross from
«Dec.42. signed
1943
$2,443,092 J2,883,885 :
1,309,359
989,797
203,241
195,760
$2,009,081
'>484,403
-i 60,149
* i
A
Uvalde H& JGlulfJlR^EapnlngSr
railway
Gross from
337,638
Assistant Treas¬
urer;. R/M. Culp, St. Louis, Treasurer and 'Assistant Secretary; ,E. R.
Belt, 1 St, i. Louis; - Comptroller; and -E. G. Nahler,: St, • Louis General
Solicitor.
<
,
|
•Earnings
1944
V1945
.
78,104,365 , 59,406,623 344.^0.999; 664,623,382
the end of .4946 -were 2,416.i.agatnst ;2,440s
Net,; fron) railway.-]-™
Net ry. oper. income—
$8,589,574
647,283
-income.—
President; L.O. Rlumphreys,
,
RR.
Fredericksburg & Potomac
Richmond
November—
i
-November—
•
Sales -31*47% Higherv^a946^r&2,Wks^—1945.
yiear .before—V,. 164,'
»$*>$■. '
San Antonio
:
of -the -Western lines- of the Southern .Ry. Go. > h^d
President. Other officers are: M. G. Roberts, St.
President and General Counsel; C. ~W. Michel/ New York City,;
$1,720,880
$5.56
<
4,328,833
(, 551,128
named
3,820,000
I -~2' 45,0*000
credits
♦Adj. of postwar
railway—___
oper.
operation at
reported ,in operation
32,701
4,718,964
373,069
80,384
Manager
530,000
500,000
3,600,000
CY83.059
$4,819,791
$4,044,435
,
1946—4 Wks.-^1945
•
—
Storeisf in/
•
vsconcluded
$5,627,861;* $6,070,880
400,000
Sales
restoring: the property to private pwnerphiP i.were ;
at
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, on Jan. 2 when Frank,.A-. Thompson, v
of St. Louis, trustee/ turned oven the road - to M. ] C., Roberts, VicePresident and General Counsel of the reorganized company.
Mr. Thompson,
who has served as trustee of the property for the
last 3Vs years and for 10 years prior to that was Counsel for the
former-Trustees-of a the-property had been elected Chairman - of the
board. Clark Hungerford, for the last eight months Vice-President of
the .Association
of American Railroads and prior to- that General
1943
1944
1945
*$833,543
.
•
Co.-^Common Stock Placed on a
Basi^-rEarned $10.39 per .Common
$4,062,771
1946
$7,632,220
1,100,207
Formalities ending the
payable,-$149,873; liability
dividends, $685;
1946
$598,349
-
etc., $319,037;
quar.
$5,274,773
$7,618,247
2,798,456
406,451,455 97,951,421
The Shetaton Porp: of America wilt'Offer^ifif public/auction Von:
Gross from railway,
.33,694,200 ,. 33,308,436
20, a block of 1,944 shares of class A common stock and-27,350. shares
Nef rv°^ner^irmome~
4 666 857
14 034 978
15 896 5B2- 2o'a77'46R
zu- a Dl0CK OI
;Net, Ty,,,pRer4
^4>bq,007 44,0J4,948^^07,^468 / [ i , 0f (3iass r $tock,pL the company.' The ; coOTtt,osd^r .,pprnAWna
has] set an Aipset, price of $507,708/fpr -ithe/stocks An earlier /pourt .
order, applying to ].a eale ;planpedt.fojr/,Sept.i20. A»4>^et a,;minlmutn :
Restored to Private Pwner,§hipTr-BahktuptcY :-Ehded
pripe of $^6X,863.—V. 164, p. 3420.
- •;■■>;
,
v
Jan. 1—
the /following
•
2,779,162
3150
p.
84,051,738 104,012,342
9,737,673
27,171,519
]distributions yWere -made: -Feb. V1 -and
Sept. 3, 75 cents each; and Nov. 15, a special of $1. In 1945, dividends
of 75 centS.*:fifUCh |)y,ere pyd; qptEeb. 1 .apd,;.^p,t. 1.
;; RESULT? FQR YEARS: BNUEP '.NOV.' 30
During / 1946,
Net
ry.
From January
have
The directors
'
from
Net
placed the common stock on a quarterly dividend
basis, and in accordance therewith declared two dividends of 50 cents
per share, the first payable Feb. 1, 1947 to holders .of record. Jan. 15,
1947, ^ and the second <.payable - May .1,^,1947 to, -holders.>of record
April' 15
1947k .-./.-..j.
,-•••/.:• >•/••>' '■
• •..••.-•''••.I. •••!'.-V • r'-*•••* •
>■v>
■
^
55,596
Francisco Ry. -Earning^
railway
from
Net
Rice-Stix Dry Goods
$3 Annual Dividend;
Share in 1946—
railway
oper.
November—
Gross
on
income,
exclusive of
capital surplus,
$6,07.1,162.—Y, 164, P. 2058.
"
from
ry.
railway
1943 :
*S
*134,556
295,95®
instalments to May 14, 1952),
additional assessment of Federal taxes
-interest, $152,514; capital stock $1 par),
$1,099,285; earned surplus, $435,079; total,
$296,000;
$6^23,597
37,963;
-
,
256,569
Period-End. Dec. 28—
•
securities at cost, plus
at cost (market $9,517),
$7 032' Note receivable—employee, $2,000; accounts.receivable, $914,898;
•Federal tax refund claims/;$583,469; r,advances for. travel . and., branch
plant expenses, $5,380;- inventories, $1,517,744; other assets, $181,756,
land, improvements,, buildings, machinery and, equipment (after- reserve
for depreciation of $1,737,572), $1,882,141; patents/trade marks and
goodwill—at nominal yalue, .,$1; deferred' charges, $286,224; . total,
notes payable (due in equal
$1 187 500; reserve for proposed
$7,183,623
434324
*255,008
V.2A.P26:
;
3,32.4,32^
$6,487,157
-.336,440
*$616,498
Stores, Iuc.^Current
Safeway
$426,201
y 9,345
;
4,681,190
203,802
Net
BALANCE/SHEET/SEPT. ,30, 1946
2VZ%
^
l-^
4,696,262
488,991
Net
/C35,081
1944
$440,372
41,833
*31,974
*71,415
I
- • \
34,338
*24,8.72
^
income—
*234,090
♦Deficit.—V. 104,,p, 34?0.
*$280,079
$6,071,162.
i LIABILITIES—Notes
payable, $2,053,333; accounts
and sundry, $372,231; accrued wages, taxes, interest,
payroll] withholding and miscellaneous taxes
to employees for bond purchases,
$5,626; unclaimed
162,096 > 2,01.8,857
:
.,..$.854,918.
Net income .
*
Deficit.—V.. 164,
.
$8,5Q6,014 $10,507^47
.
*$578,535
.183,586
$829,892.
inc.i—
$8,162,J$72;.$JL0; 138,701
3.43,342
- 369,245
.
.33,304
i
$1,013,478 '.,*$454,402
Deducts, from gross inc.
V.?;rt-$2,.78.
$2.27
consistJo©jO(t«.35,0()0--shares of $4.50
shares. ,tAfter; Federal, and State
V: '
1946
f1945
$432,666 V; $368,681
railway
railway
oper. .income--
from
Gross
ASSETS—Cash, $640,102;. U.B.. Government
accrued interest, $50,417; marketable securities,
:
taxes.—-V. I64,sp., ?J58.
From January
■;^..■
;■/■'/
CONSOLIDATED
share
common
from
Net ry.
>Cr401,210
»
•■♦Profit/-/:
.
NoH-pperafemg .injcome^.-
133,200
v $1*254,787'
present capitalization
on
Gross'from
1,885
inc. under
i)Snd!^
-
-
1.3I$vfKJO ;;l,288.843
*$487,706
;;$978,657
34,821.
_
Net ry. oper;
935,000
,199,000
—.
November—
.
.—
—
——
v.
-Rutland RR.—Earnings-
.
59,631
adjustments- *
expense
:■
revenue
,61,194
',5.4^64
]
Internal Revenue Code
,
loss
Net
$45,792
28,333
•—
—
"carry-back" provis.. of
prior period tax find
;
v
$1,494,893
*Based
2,097,404
preferred stock and 500,000 common
$106,986
,—
-—,-•
Renegotiation refund (net).-.——
Claims for refund of Fed. taxes on
income-
oper.
-
'
;
income
ry]
1945
*223,896
425,699». .942,000'
-I;—
♦Earped per
■
-912,407
723,520
^115,684
•
•
';:Net- 'inoonie
v
;
$1,530,825
735,932
—-—W—
,—^—
taxes-)
:Ry. operating incomei (.
:•
$1,530,825
.'
expense
Contingent
'
750,744
"
TOtal liet
Federal
1945
--
(net)———
Federal
..973,430
14,674.687
107,543
1109,339
81,184
Fed. income taxes
Other
34,025,307
$27,075,667
350,306
;
^vAd:-ivaiorem--'taxes-i^-;
v:
Mos.->1945
$6f,100,974
$452,696 $12,484,483
$1,525,831
;vNet re,v.-fr.' ry^-opers.
Railway tax * accruals—
Total. ,ry.oper, ipc._
< 4946
$16,576,009, $16,897,388
Deducs. jfrom ry. .oper.
2,464,183 ?j?2,166,995 i 4
income
2,546,883
Sept. 30r-
charges
Income
$6,027,651
*
5,383,894
—
income
[Interest
1946
•
-Gross: Joss
Other
expenses
oper.'
Gross income
—
—
general
,Selling,
Railway
..Other
tNet: sales-__ii--i--—
Operating profit
:
Tptal income587,161.,
[State .taxes
■
.
sales
of
V
...
Ry;—Earnings-—
1946—Mpnth—1945>
1946—H
$4,078,460 $42;376;393
2,723,675
3,625,764
29,891,910
$4,249,506
revenues
336,045 V$0.94
;
$1,00.
>
13,1194.7
■;
.
Railway-,?oper.
$351,872
336v045 <
'
Subs^-^Earnjirigshrr. >.
(Jacob) Ruppert (&
$0.62
Federal income taxes—
sales
;i
t
Co.—Earnings—
Reynolds Spring
Cost
Period—
5
231.
wr—V,• 163,c.p.
^/,2p08,/^
Net
outstanding-.—^
Earnings 'pen share
refund of Federal
profits tax.
^Reconversion, expenses pf
;;previously
Vears
i;
,
$363,325
.$403*048 ".
>336*045^::
>^$1.-19
Net profitCommon shares
•On 1.286.916 common shares;; tBefore. post-war
profits tax.
$ After post-war refund, of excess
including amortization pf war; facilities. '
il85.000 ..werecharged /against reserves
••:■":':v.
•
-
,
u 1946
$1,270,907
$1,262,048
$1,094,102
$0.57
I—
excess
a,
30^b ; ';
;
||$3,198,103
,$2.20
♦Earns.Vper com. 'Share
-profit
Net
916,904
§1,286,311
1,000,000
12,600,000
:193,921
232,398
2,200,000
••^Federal tax on. income
156,718
.
St. Louis Southwestern
Subs.)—Earnings— :
»1945 «-• '> 11944 m .
^_-^--^ r$6,463,668r .i$8,863.401 J, $6,990,194 :
Profit before taxes
——;—__
628,281* ,1,303,965
,1,264,657
Jucpme & cxcess prqfits taxes (net) '
^22423^»/ ,940.640'' : ' 902i785'
^onths Ended Sept.
■Net sales
•v9
1943
■'
Monday, January
EINANCIALiCHRQNICLE;/
SHE COMMERCIAL
254
;
Inventories
securities
Miscellaneous: investments /
Prepaid expenses .and deferred
tLand, buildings, machinery, equipment,
0,368^877
,
40
ao6
^175,454,075
234,551
. 1 4^,440
~
charges__/.r„r^:.'}%■£05
Brands, trademarks,-,
Total
—
/ /
.;>$" ••"•"- '
•
Cash in -bank and/on.
U. S. Govt, certificates of-Indebtedness/
♦Notes and accounts receivable
™_™™'
Marketable
^
'
] ' *f.i3i94S
etc
goodwill, ctc,™T-^_w.ff,
—
—
/; 42:"07,996
1.270.073
489,370
/EO.660,138
37,093,564
91,523,153.
1,456,000
,
'
:08{),75O
2,632,830
20,768,863
,,.,433,438
278.474.222 187.047,00*
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4559
Volume 165
—
j' '.J.LU'J'IL.I.U
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■r "ji >1
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►
r—
o
V '
H"
stock : (par, $100)-,'1C--—
preferred
S%%
'Accounts
Uabilities™™
payable' "and/accrued
14,061,400
6,300,000
R,3QO~OQO
1
corporation, -.prooessor of quick-frozen fresh fruits <and vegetables, accordingv:to >an ,>announcement by Theodore U. Delson, President.
Dr.
.Fehmerling formerly was .with the U S. Department of Agriculture in
,2,314,703
charge of ihe. Philadelphia office, covering Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
8,000,000
Western Maryland, West Virginia and part of Delaware.
Previously
2,000,000
!;:he was a processed foods inspector in, the Department's production and
59,043,436;,.
marketing .administration.—V. 164, p. 3420.
'
3,025,470
77,749,503
14,386,737
V 165,844
..Dividends
2,929^379
-
57,000,000
§3,000,000
^Reserve; for conting. and- postwar adjustments'-;
profits taxes-LLu-;..: 54,426,798
2,840,351
/Capital, surplus ■__4_i._l_-_.H_ww-.jFederal" income
and
excess
,
^Earned " surplus
'
,1__ 120,048,800
1
_1
LJl
November—
____™
Ohlyt
|i
rf.'-r" .V..j.44
;l•■■■y.>■*'
Net
v"
-
after" charges
X
Fed. inc. & exc. prof._tax
Net
•V
of
per share
164, p. 3150.
%
■'
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^
$6;010,159
i
...
-
->*
j;
-
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,
t-
K
1
,
between
■Railway coper..?revenues.
Railway oper.. expenses..
-
$4,000,00a and
trust, certificates
ment
X65,
«
p.
* »
5
Mtimatedy coet:
iv'
-
*) I *\^'
rt,
/
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v
,V/-
•*
State,
Officials Promoted—
Net
research
ously,
391,616,951 407,012,928
*120,061'
55,093,113
it
;
7,409,568
.6,998,054
7,580,253
655,182
.
8,645,466
he
Mr,
1,172,242 i-' 1,668,497
13,306,538
Cr5,713,305 Cr6,056,727Cr31,570,997
11,000
Cr5,191
Cr56,883
(net)
1,722,794
1,771,744
165,209
81,978
4,951,977
1,158,650
Crl48,481
300,540
1,887,925
5,252,517
3,046,575
45,030,569
52,960
53,089
2,383,617
.Reeves
Total.Cfijced charges—_
conting.
724,569
1,664,001
,
'
Seeger Refrigerator Co.-rrEarnings^3 Months
22,297,022
^
(Dr)
Other income
'■■
——
■.)
^
>- Ket' loss;
$45,98$
L—
I
,...
Luis
.
—V.
1,316,940
1,922,860
"174,805
-
740,338
4,042,666
RR.
Co.
of
24,003,244
York
of-1950,
plan
been
14,
are
Carlisle, a Vice-President
has been appointed Associate
R.
In
addition
Development
Sweeney
since
his
to
1936,
and
.duties,
pew
1929,
Carlisle
since
company
Mr.
.V-...
(500 ,par)-
letter
a
of notification
stock,
common
,
■
■
the? SEC
with
offered
be
to
for
Curb
Exchange
with
received froip
income of S.
P.
33,023,407
at
par
and
acquisition
ex¬
of
from
earnings
from
from
From
cd
"•
v '
>
$864,760
Taxes
(other
Prov,
for
inc.
than
Earnings—
:
Net opsr.
Other income
595,642
578,048
785,832
36,502
90,224
65,685
*14,254
758,075
3,259,587
4,745,501
4,853,393
326,895
1,635,814
*301,071
•
splus accrued dividends, which will amount to 41% cents on the $2.50
cumulative and ,to. $52U5 on the 7% cumulative preferred. This will
4,997
705,422
1,982,203
988,573
20,356V;:
8,66.6
-
-
.
3,931,491
1,714,065
1,062,391
1
2964.
p.
$299,183
Or 906
1,994
$298,277
$4,184,055
1946—12 Mos —1945
':
$985,633 ($13,232,083
,$7,820 530
(The
highest
estimate
net
of
profit "for
share of
per
taxes
the
Dec.
ended
year
stock after AH
share.
v
common
will exceed
$3.50 per
.
the year 1946 the company paid cash dividends of $1,043,378
$1.75
pet; share
ta
common
.stockholders,-
dividend
additional
An
11.—V. 164, *py-31&l-fa .r;
'%l; y
■
\f* t-'
%
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Oct.
31-L-
1946>
1945
$3/965,00(1 ,$3,465,000
,2,400,000 - JL,063,000
•-'■
$3-.95 ..$1,J55;
.
Net profit before
$4,182,060-. $4,274,300
$4,277,287
.2,75.8,874
ilJlLOpl
the
V
2,986
deductions
1946—Month—1945
*$1,490,779
During
Net profit
after ?
♦Earnings
-Vii-..'
■
income--.
164,
sales
~or
A,810
$344,573
>;K
-t,
.Gross
Income
;_
NOTE—Preliminary
814,311
397
$344,956
.Br383
..
railway
\A of 75 cents per share was paid on Jan.
7.74,061
61,968
425 :;V
'
.end $l07v35.
:
..
7
Ijr lieu of redemption, each share of - the $2.50 '.curalative .,preferred
Vpiay rbe
cinverted into ten shares of common stock ,on».or before
''
March 15.y Holders of the 7% cumulative preferred, in.Jieu of .reAdemption; have a choice,of two, options-L;to Exchange. (eachAhare .for
59,012
♦227
'
charges and Federal income
;
•
1943
$392,943
•i 31, 1946, indicates that earnings
.
64,867
758,280
..^v
v ;
1944
$378,733
previous month's sales by $179,518.
fy highest annual sales volume in the history of the company.
,1946—12 Mos.—1945
40,952
7,4,022 A
retirements
Amortiz. ,.of -franchises-
Ry.—Earnings—
~
'
January 1—
from
♦Exceeded
S$DO,007;«*-3;968,B09 ■*-"i>4;077';91'!J
.82,664
1947.—See V.
1945
Period End.'Dec. 31—
$767,377 $10,289,218 $10,523,443
<
►
334,411'*1
of
$273,304
railway.._____,
from railway_^___,_
income™
Net
•
v
J
1946—Month—1945
Maintenance
corporation's vol¬
April 1,
1946;
164,
as
31,
Jan.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—Sales—Estimated Earnings
1945
1946
$6,024,329 $273,003,561 $332,262,747
,1
to
1946
the
$325,546
Net ry. oper.
-——Jan. 1 to Dec. 31*—
165, p. 113.
)
31,
}"y;' ;'V..';/ .1946 ■"
.
railway
♦Deficlt.^-V;
1945
$5,994,100
secured
3420.y-':^C"v:•v;;
Gross
solely controlled affiliated. companies included
but not charged against
.Operating revenues
Operating expense
share
Dec.
that the time for
income bonds,
advised
5%
the
to
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Net
Transportation System
1946
has been
respect
April 1, 1950, pursuant to
exchange of securities dated
due
extended
.November—
Mexico.
Southwestern Public Service Co.
"wiil>
'.make the redemptionv value for .the two classes. respectively $55.41%,
to
k
.124,000
vr-
'
Period End. Oct. 31—
cumulative preferred-stock and 1%
of March ^ 15 next,; whichwill :'leave
a
directors
of
p.
1,953,560
76,000
174,805
(Excluding S. P.
» h
$353i507
^nothingStanding ahead.of the- common /Stock..!•
;;j' BQth classes of preferred stock will be redeemed ht $55
the
filed
3
Jan.
on
Net
loss.
net
Gross
,
as
29,876,907
•867,623
JO-Days End. Dec. 1
of its outstanding $2.50
stock
23,024,006
♦44,335
■'"r
—
Period—
"-v.*
Segal,vPresident, ioh .Jan, 46, -announced ithat the.ucompany
.Xiunu&tive preferred
,609,868
.surplus by paying, companies.—y. 165, p. ,113.
Segal Lock & Hardware CoJ—Calls Preferred Stocks—
.retire.all
Dr.
dividends
in
11-
The name of the .company, formerly Seeger-Sunbeam Corp., wds
changed at the annual stockholders meeting on. Nov. 19, .1946.- -V. 164,
-
an¬
and
114.
p.
Not ;ry. qper. jncome___
*Net
58,283
.rX'.y
r. '
1937,
165,
acceptances
series
terest
411,790
N
with
(Representing in¬
on
certain bonds of solely controlled affiliated companies not
credited
to income of S. P. Transportation .System.
§Representing
1
$2,283,6Q4
82,918
36,965
^
been
shares
New
filing
.1,081
332,304
^.945
.
a
company
The
Southern Ry.—Gross Earnings—
1946
Jersey),
Starrett Corp.—Exchange Privilege Extended—
552,458
3,535,556
(Cr)
adjust.
$
$6,715,531
(New
Vice-Presidents
(
has
cos._
adjust.
>;
Ended.fiTov. 30-^
sales'
Operating loss
affil.
tConsol.
198,396,921 134,983,927 1,560,612.544.993,453,028
reports that $ales for both December and the
month period in 1946 are the highest op record--—V. .164, p. 3420.
William
underwriting. Proceeds will be used
ploration of certain mining properties. ;
•
P.
S.
SConsol.
par
company
<Jros8
controlled
.
*
,Th"e
of
Transport. System.
(Net
income
of
solely
SEC
45;5%
$
$
$
^ales -
that
Jersey Standard.
director of S. O. D.
since
150,000
52,727,469
-
21,281,429
.564
charges.
income
Net
.
,
1946-1-11 Mos.—1945
1946—Month—1945
Period End. Dec. 3l—;-,;-
•
Co.
new
'
Consol. net income
Increased
Oil
three
without
Gross
Sales
of
of
has
1930.—V.
The
for
43,830,583
8,896,886
7,421,548
,
.. ^
Roebuck & Co.- -Dec.
Sears,
Standard
Starlite Milling Co., Reno, Nev.—Files with SEC—
/v
22,169,944
824,211
37,609,021
Miscell...deductions
'
•i
4,918,820
50,046,306
1,274,397
.
remain
Asbury
since
14,044,269
18,476,003
(net)
income
oper.
will
Mr.
:
city
Total income
;
Cpiisol. Mining & Milling. Co.—
->
10,130,128
3,770,775
who increase the number
announced
Counsel
untary
jmih.
of
election
the
6,
officers,
was
General
145,345,139
605,806 5
767,562
Other income
spl^, publicly during July, 1946.—V. 164, p. 2449.
jphrchase of
organization
Jan.
on
The ;new
41,019,035
>3,735,638
658,158
_w.T
ry.
Total
The company Oh Jan. 2 filed ja letter .of motlficatlou with the
for 2,500,000 shares
(100 par) common stock to be offered at
fwithout underwritingv';#«y^Jia:^
7,654,293
2,140,379
\
p. .2964.,
C.
Asbury, who will be in charge of contract and patent
activities, and E. Duer Reeves and Dr. William J. Sweeney, who will
direct the company's .work in research and development.
Simultane¬
!"V:'-T;*i?-
<
f v.
5,459,326
Willard
$
■
40,898,974 446,710,064 552,358,067
.5t
Federal taxes
(Effective ;Oanl!iv ^^> ^ ^S. Glaxon-^was( advanced^ to -the -position
.of .Executive Vice-President of the company-and Robert S. McCahan
has been named Vice-President in charge of Glaxon Meat
Gp., ,a
division of the Seaboard-organization.
^Sylvester Cintell, President, announces that these promotions are
jin accordance with the firm's expansion program, begun- when a stock
Searchlight 4Ney.)
Files with SEC—
21,775,026
help meet the
requirements of
an
expanding
research
and
development program, Standard Oil Development Co., central technical
nounced
36,212,688
Miscellaneous taxes
Li
.issiuc
and
county
taxes
V---V"'-'-/i-ivv (•Equipments rents
/J r%r. .
'
tJoint facil. rents
"i
147,589
23,764,203
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—New V.-rPs. of Unit—
and
39,948,326
.
Federal, retirement taxes
equipment already on order.
•%
'
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Seaboard Fruit Co., Inc.—Two
i
-
422,526
-
23,564,041
and director of the Development company,
k
secured by
to be
*»«:. y
i'
;f
$4,500,000.
.668,356
•
$2,044,456
698,719
To
''
-
798,353
2,567,324
1,304,480
■
income.^
1943
$2,192,635
247,021
rallway_____"_
oper.
:■>;.♦Deficit.—V. 164,
1946—11 Mos.—1945
.1946—Month—1945
-
Net; rev., fr. < xy> .opers..
Unemploy. jnsur. taxes-
T
'
-The board also authorized the asking for bids lor $3,000,000 equip¬
Qf
ry.
s,'
Air Xine RR.—To Buy Equipment—
locomotives and. ws yoars Tor phosp^kte pt ian
tdiqsel
SYSTEM
TRANSPORTATION
OF
$
IThe! directors- have ^Authorized the. purchaae> of 500 hox cars,: 10.
;
EARNINGS
>.•:
.
Period,Epd. Nov. 30—..,
f,
1
y
from
Net
-^..(Incl./separately operated solely controlled affiliated companies)
-
4
1
Net
162,881,210
36,001,661» 53,422,510
30,425,836
income___
oper.
1944
1945
*537,755
directors.
$3,962,622
.
ry.
104,649,255 139,059,288
36,255,564
23,792,278
oper.
!-"•
•
1,0.00,000
250,000
3,479,495
....v■
.
$1,454,593
From January 1— '
Gross from railway—17,390,621
'v ^.^peficit..^
2,520,000 :1 1,890,000
1,260,000
.$5.38-.x,v - .$5.32.4$3,07$2.9.7,;
_w_
.
Seaboard
.
-
ry.
shares -11 3,600,000
com.
Earned
—V.
250,000
$19,385,665 $13,415,695
.profit
Number
,
$34,165,665 $29;465,69& $23,095,505 $18,183,622
13,580,000 .15,8.00.,000
16,835,346
13,221,000
etc.., 1 1,200,000
jProv. for conting.,
Net
;
Net
1943
2,112,632
1946-—
railway____
$1,706,435
railway327,023
from
$31,096,943 $32,130,243 $40,127,309 $40,859,755
*2,201,556
10,578,018 .14,184,452
191,753
.
from
Net
; v, 1,640,724
railwayw--'lncome___'
from
■Net
.
1944
1946—12 Mos.—1945
$8,993,167 $109,481,497 $70,756,389
■
November—
Gross
:
.
1945
income^-, 3,233,665
oper.
.
$11,684,638
164, p. 3151.
Spokane Portland & Seattle—Earnings-
From January 1—• •■''
vGross Trom ,railway-w; 352,868,876 441,668,257 453,527,140.425,057,087
>
'Profit
1946
,
from- railway
Net .r-y-
i.jjfe
RESULTS FQR1 FIRST -QUARTER OF-FISCAL 'YEAR :
(Quarter End. Nov<304- •' >1946
: -1945 '• X4
1944 „
,1943
;1.
,;v
.
rGross. from .railway_w
-
,
Southern ^Pacific Co.—Earnings—
/
.
'!?
—V.
1946—Month—^1945
',
Sales-
.11
.278,474,222 187,047,094
•'4.:Af ter reserveS'fo-r-bad-debts-.of $671,000 in-,4946 and 1945.
,tAfter
v
reserve for depreciation of- $18,359,300 in 1945-and $20,260,215 in 1946.
< JRepresented
byi 2,520,000. shares, of $2.50. par .value ip 1945 and 3,600,contingencies
Total
Spiegel, Inc.—December Sales Increased "29:9 %—
Period End. Dec. -31~~
f,
928,89.4
(Sundry taxes payable and accrued„_-__--_u^i
".Unsecured bank-credit "expiring Aug. 1, 1955—
Appointment—
Jr.. has been appointed chief chemist' of this
Dr. Q. B. fFehmerling,
\
255
np-
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^Southland Frozen Foods, Inc.—New
;;v, 1. .f,r
*
-LIABILITIES—'
-■
'
,
/
•share__________™___.._
per
•♦Based Jn
taxes_____"
each
case
Extra Dividend—
>
•>'•■
:
,
-
shares
584,792
on
presently
^
„
outstandings
/
,
.
-
Net income
$2,473; 004
249,141
JiW,717
-$1,239,635
.
v
Balance
4ope share pfi the $2.50 cumulative preferred .plus ten . shakes rof .com- ?
stock,; or .tp'. exchange- each .Qf theif preferred shares Jior ctwen|y
shares .of common^tock,—<V.'164#,p, Jl%2,
r.
• »
;
^
—V.
payment
ending
164, p. .333.6.
fiscal
<
Marine ^division
I
registration .statement ;(No. 6800) filed; wlth .the .3,EC .;pct.'.28 ,and,
-covering 280,000 shares of common stock ,(par r$,l)
was withdratYA
Jan. 2.—V. 164, p. 2325.
revs.—
Aug. 31, *46
Sept. 1, '45 (Sept. 2, '44 Aug. 28, '43.
;t
Gross
JBankicshccessbr^^JtruBt^ <PorUahdv Me.,
Other
will until noon of ^fan. 13, 1947, receive hids for the sale to it of-first
fmpxitgage 4% -bonds, series B, .due Oct. .1, 1961,. to an amount sufficient
to exhaust the sum ,pf $19,454, now held in the sinking fpnd.—yJ58,
SP.-U78; - "
■ "
'
'
' '
■' " ' l*
;■V.
profit
$6,019,654
117,976
.w—
income
$4,637,680
355,177
-
$9,165,436
-487,194
The
i
1
t
$7,093,112
73,715
Prov. for bad debts
-
oi
.;: 'Ml
;
<
*Jt c*,
<
Net
«
f-
»*•'
163,
p.
.
(
: ""
-t
.
$329,069
-
capital' shares
Earned-per share
1
—V.
150,083
310,103
.L:
».'ii ri'
profit—
500,000
$0.66
-
<
-
•
.Profit
1944 "
$9,888,647
$278,234
$639,172
Number of
'
2,424,262
•': 602,761
5,972,008
.
'
'
•
$128,151
: 0 • 498,800
$0:25
j.
——:—
s,-' T '
^
Balance, surplus x.—:^
$420,868
$1,081,533
$627,991
611,055
611,055
611,055
.
X 509,213
-
:
J $4.24
1
The "company'.ori Jan. ^3-filed-a letter-of
*•
!
.
:
v'.'.
«'
.*.• "
'Other
:- ^
•
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Sputliern Bell Telephone
'
Period End. Nov. 30—'
V
r
r
v
1946—Month—1945
—
-
r 15,862,617
■9,404,823
3,963,949
4,296,998
-2,324,826
/ 184,344
3,760,858
-:;
"
U.
-•*'
S;
836,864
16,975,671
X 2,112,081
3,400,000
Treasury tax notes______
.Accounts re<^ivable
-^-_-x_----_-i
.Deferred-, charges
1
1946—11 Mos.—1945
$ >•'■: '•
$
1946.
'Ji
L*
'
V1
t
value
par
\i
S
$ J
1
*
**
♦
k
t
1
165,
'
,
.
1945 *
1946
»
,
ap¬
stock.—V.
common
.1,261,000
sales
Jr., President, commenting
on
;13,602,000
.the current position of
inventories,
and mon-seasonal
stated: "Substantially all of
that have been packed to date
Items
Even
though -this corporation is less -vulnerable to
many other canning companies because of
of non-seasonal items packed, Mr. Stokely em-
than
proportion
figure of $59,808,000 for the six months ended
30, 1946, should not necessarily be regarded as representing oneof the estimated sales ,for the entire fiscal year which will end
f; May 31, 1947. Mr. Stokely further stated that he expects that total
sales
for
the
fiscal
(ending
year
31,
May
1947,
will
exceed
for
sales
the previous fiscal year which amounted to $88,969,162.—V. 164, p. 3152.
Spn Oil .Go., PhiUdelphia^Chang^s in .Personnel—-v
'153,421
•4(517"2.37
'
201,666
John
$36,123,030 J3.3.434.814; $35,548,693
Glenn
(Jack)
has
Pew
elected; Vice-President
been
in
charge
of production and Francis S. Mcllhenny, Jr. as Secretary-Treasurer.
Jack -.Pew, ..who "has 'been '.associated with
oil field.-operations in
Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana for almost 25 years, .succeeds his
father, J. Edgar Pew, who .died Nov. 22, 1946. He has been a director
of -the company
and assistant to the Vice-President in charge of
production since 1941.
•
*
'
Mr. Pew has also been elected President of the Sun Pipe .Line Co.
•
•
X :■
;.
also -been -named a director, succeeds Mr.
after serving as Secretary-Treasurer
years.—V.. 164, .p. 2591.
:
^
a subsidiary. J
Mcllhenny, who -has
(Texas),
Mr.
for
.
who
more
died
than
Nov.
40
25,
.
.
1946
45,038
LIABILITIES—
12,263,197. 142,188,542-130,332,599
v> '20,486
x 285,402
226,218
13.536,926
Net
operating
: Net' after
—V.
v
9,254,588 117,761,369
"
'
795,387
(Capital
Notes
$14,700,000 $14,700,000 $14,700,000
stock
payable
income
1,719,092.
11,370,951.
Accounts
--
payable —
Long-term bank loan
130,096,381
91,821,687
Accrued
21,361,573
>
.1,229,385
cnarges__:J^_-
165,-p.
12,242,711 141.903,140
11,512,154
Onerating revenues
Operating expenses
! Operating -taxes-.
v
983,969
1,269,031
983,205
12,770,820
9,555,802
.16,91-3,121
10,662,297
113.
taxes
LI
interest
Reserves
410,000
.11 4,154,983
3,600,000
.116,972
—------
payable
:—___T
Fed. inc. & exc. profits taxes
Dividends .declared
_
Accrued
Earned surplus
'
7,527
1,808,905
274,975
2,082,617
"8,967,057'
410,000
1,449,025
4>010,000
—,
4,920,000
2,502,281
820,000
152,051
; 274,975
1,676,880
4,410
3,438,326
274,909
1,574,731
7,590,504
7,25.7,627
3,162,197
Electric
output of this Qompany for tb© .week;ejadec}.;Jan.14, .19.47,
.coinpared with ,2,058,080 kWb. for Jbe
responding week last year, an increase of .15:6%;.—,V. 165, ,p. ,113.
totaled
>
2,380,000 kwh.,
The
Total
'■ i
'
j
$36,123,036 $33,434,814 $35,548,693
,and .$8,917,4.98in ,19,44.
depreciation ;.pf- $8,560,998 Jn ,1945
' tftepresented by 611,055 shares (no par) .—V. 164, p. 2735. - : • :>
stockholders
subscribe
.on
or
of
before
record
Feb.
Jan.
10,
16,
1947 Will be given the right to
shares of
1947, for 500,000 additional
15 .Argentine j?Qld pesos per share, on-the -basis
of one additional deposit certificate (representing bearer share certifi¬
cates.)- for each three ;heki.
The subscription price has not yet been
stock,
capital
par
"•'•'/
• '"'v '
a dividend of 40 cents per share,-the
six-quarters, payable March 1,' 1947 -to
stockholders of record Feb. 17, 1947- All shares issued and outstanding
oh- Feb. ,17, -including the new shares to .;be offered, .will be entitled
to this dividend.—V. I64;.p, 3152.> •
:
^determined.'
same
/'♦After
as
(Compania Swift Jnter-
S.A.G.) — Rights Issued to Stockholders—De¬
clares 40-Cent Dividend—
56,411
9,183
Swift International Co., Ltd.
nacional,
The
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Weekly Output—
■
J
t
fluctuations
large
Cross,
■
'
10,
on-.Sept.
■
Uncbllectible' oper. rcv._
•? t# tt.• r::' »*; «•>»."' *.,.!?•* * _N
:.i
.
137,000
telegraph <C,o.—'Earnings^
•
Operating, revenues —13,581,964;
:
.
3
Assets li—_X
of exc, profs, tax
'
j
J
cents
50
phasized that the sales
7..
,
137,000
187,440
701,566
174,000
243,263
Post-war refynds
Inventories
••
>
-r--
and
C<C, New York, N. Y>, has been
for A5
with -respect to
sold."
been
Nov.
$2.93
:
$13,370,038 $11,392,707 $10,668,174,
United'States savings bonds
notification with the-SEO
x
.
;
Aug. 31, '46 Sept. 1;'45 .Sept. 2, '44 -
♦Plapt; and ptoperty
•;'
•
shares ($1
p.-:1764;/-r-
-
«'•
par)-common stock, to be offered at $23 a share.
.Underwriter; >E. H. .Rollins and Sons lnc;, -New York-. Shares are - being
sold on behalf -of trustees under--will -of Agnes M. Llndsay.-^V, 164,
for .4,300
<
$3.54
$2.-49
previous
,$2.78-
FMer £9'> ^c.^F\l^s "with
.
the
865,662
COMPARATIVE BALANCE-SHEET
,SEC~
(
have
$1,493,653
ASSETS—-
.
seasonal
>$1,1494,051
the
,
,
Manhattan
Government
the
half
i
a
■
for
'
$59,808,000 $40,291,000
.697,872
8,5,02.113
'*•'>
$1,386,534 ; Com. shs. outstandings
. ,498,800
?'^Eari}Si';:per'; share; v—,
,
1946,
10,
agent
r" ^
W. B. Stokely,
4,409,258
1,079,291
the
""
v,
company
$2(160,824
:
;
,
the
1,099,899
i,099,899
1
„
»Including
400,000
$1,520,767
$2,593,930
*
.Cash dividends
3424.
.Southern ] Advance FaS! ;«&
Vvr
seasonal
19.45
-••1946
-
,
Profit after charges
Btate and Federal tax prov._i;^
•
.737,934
1,197,879;
;
June
on
co-transfer
^
r
^
of
Bank
136,044
■
smith Corp;:<&.Suhs.)^Earnings-
Quarter Ended Oct. 31—
'
267,037
for 'thei fiscalyear
cents
•
30,000
.400,000
209,893
400,000
-Red. 4m?ome tax
Rsd.^Xc.tRtQfs, ta* (net)
$7,166,827
50,000
100,000
-234,776
.1,711,026,
.,
,
>$9,652,630
—
prov,-for /contingencies
Interest ?paid
.
/
.SheratoiipCorp: of America—To Sell Savoy-Elaza Stock
vSee gavoyvpfaza,- "Jtnc. gbftye.—V. .164,.JP. 2590.
.
I
$4,992,857
50
*Sales
.
$6,137,630
cents
Six Months Ended Nov.'30—
,
.
share
per
with
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Sales Increased^—
T
Total income
$1.18%
•--Ml
<
r->
common shares' received
;
par
37y2
pointed
J
Shenangp galley Water Co.—Tenders—
The1 Rrst^Portland:^jatlbnai
of
compared
as
Co-transfer Agent—
Total
;• $74,846,683
$73,445,835 $94,356,755 $71,168,207
CostiOf sales As 0XPS._-/.68,827,029 ,68.808,155
85,191,319
64,075,095
~
total
a
1947,
,
1946,
$74,776,208 $73,363,081 $93,745,793 $70,047,313
'70,475
82,754
.
610,962
4,120,894
The
>
$5
make
31,
-
a" dividend .of 25. cents on :
Dec. .10, 1946, while the $10 par shares outstanding prior .to the twofor-one split-up in September,/ 1946, received 50 cents on Jap. 25,
Spencer JKellogg & Sons, Inc.—Annual Report^-
^ears.,End«dr-rV';
Net; sales
will
Jan.
year.
" The
,'
ir-Shatterproof ipflass Corp., Detroit, Mich.-^-Registration
.->;.fitat©paent ^WitUdrawn-^
' 4
.
'.The (directors at a special meeting held on Dec. -26 declared a yearend.extra dividend of 50 cents per share on the $5 par value common
Stock, payable Jan. .25, L947 to holders of-record Jan. 10, 1947. .This
$1,518,413
.$2,223,862
.___
Acerged -dividends cumulative preferred stock—
;
",
•
-
;•■.
directors
as
.s
in
the
have
;-rr;
■
,
declared
preceding
'
i
f'L
■
$
^
..
II,
contract
Pacific
Taylor-Colquitt Co.—Annual Report—
;
1945
Sept'. 30— 77'j1946
Operating profit before depreciation
$539,264
Other income
—;
47,106
deduction———
deductions
Other
for
Profit
•
63,948.
tax
Income
;
42,876
>;
year—
$396,305
74,833
7
Dr5,325
to
transferred
Earned per share
Cash
u.
,
151,255
538,411
509,245
profits
tax_
Total
v.
$2,441,364
Accrued
income)
than
(other
taxes
tReserve for taxes
payroll
accrued
^Common stock (par $5 per share).
*
Capital
surplus
surplus
Earned
Total
i_.
__
,
$2,305,255
$282,000
$475,COO
167,333
77,719
'
■
■'
*
■
'
■'
.
■
.
'
-
11,676
for
268.816
268,816
943,927
$2,411,568
$2,305,255
"Q
c.
:
:
*'V'--
V
.,
7
'
' ':i;.'
-
' v'• : v';t
Liquidate-—
—V. 165, p. 115.
v.;".. -■■ .■>7'.7
'
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
;
RR. Co.—Tenders—
'
trustee, • 70 Broadway,
New York,
N. Y., will until noon of Jan. 27, 1947,' receive sealed
proposals for the sale to it of an amount of general mortgage gold
bonds due 1951, sufficient to exhaust $54,040-now held in the sinking
fund, at prices not to exceed 105 and interest.—-V. 163, p. 233.
Central
The
'
;
•\
Texas Mexican
Ry.—-Earnings-
'
1944
1943
$144,061
$163,194
"11,361
•51,700
74,007
.49,417
2,026,763 f ! 2,136,479
1,850,219
"
7
Net
from
Net
ry.
income
"
-
._
.
-
781,853 i
683.266
345,000
281,883
,
•Deficit.—V.
.
19,884
.2,239,680
$ 642,941
,
'
53,336
Prom January 1—
.«
■
$165,393
$190,150
67,737
52,814
railway-
oper.
1945
1946
November—
V
i
828,699
519,596
377,112
,
i>
164, p. 2964.
"Texas & New Orleans RR.- -Earningsrailway
Net
railways
from
Net
ry.
2,094,913
income—■-
oper.
1943
68,768,732 $11,458,874 $11,482,013
5,664,294
2,081,495 7 5,180,605
$8,851,383
from
1944
1945
1946
v'7 "7
November—
Gross
1,251,636
966,897
1,713,312
1,679,508
from
Gross
from
Net
railway-——
railway
ry. oper.
—
income—
93,841,188
18,837,549
13,816,743
Gross
■iNet
the
«nd
'
declared;
semi-annual
usual
a
■
W '
dividend
of
25
cents
-
■
.
.
„
ry.
1944
1943
'$99,187
Net
the
Jan. 13.
railway—____
"25,565
income—
49,605
25,706
12,809
"32,315
Transcontinental &
I—
;
railway___w
Payment
Adjust,
1, 1946.
77 r
on
of
"Net
$326,220
224,900
211,081
$90,282
$129,768
$94,304
6,996
adjustments
before deprec. & mtge. payments
14,461
principal of first mortgage-.:
accrual
for
estate
real
taxes
before
mortgage
depreciation-.'available
payments on...
4,053
.
' 7 ,
$118,719
income: bonds...
—V. 164, p. 326.
4,022
prior
•
income"
9,591
$127,346
2,422
'
and
15,266
;
12,584
S 8,417'
■;
for interest and sinking fund
5(4
;
.
1943
$373,247
.
expenses
periods
$79,843
"
Wailes-Bageman, Inc., Vernon, Calif.—Files with
SEC
Dec. 31 filed a letter of notification with the ,SEO
par) -preferred and 20,046 shares of common
stock. Preferred shares will be offered at par and the common at $1
a " share Without' underwriting.
Proceeds will be used for payment of
obligations.—V. 164, p. 998.
,
•
The company on
for
2,475
shares
($10
,
,
ry.
oper.
Years Ended
J:,;
■
Other income
285,761
213,130
(net
M
1945
141,093,779 119,174,823
333,958
311,145
;
——
Lease cancellations
Losses
inVeSfnients
3,150
•_
—
and writedowns
estate
■:>
177,169
124,734
Federal
Federal excess
280,422
127,826
real
on
and
estate
real
110,000
and surtax
Utica, N. Y*—i
and Increase
leased
3,598,729
—
for
1,750,000
2,820,000
3,530,333
invest.; in affiliated company:;
applicable income
Reserved
$2,500,000 of Preferred Stdck
2,520,000
730,000
income tax
profits tax
of
107,131
230,486
16,433
(net)
Balance
Gain on sale
.
Mohawk Cotton Mills, Inc.,
&
.——
income
after
Plans to Sell
1946
'
*.■»•>% j
y-
141,427,737 119,485,967
♦Cost of sales and selling, occupancy & admin. 132,816,120 109,809,198
752,736
Depreciation of buildings and equipment—
714,395
Prov. for contrib. to empl. retirem't pens, trust
668,000
485,000
Improvements "to leased properties^
215,719
-36,275
Total
1,289,022
39,555
3003.
p,
30—
;
Capital stock, State income and franchise taxes
1,208,653 '
138,248
164,
^ept.
y,..\
Net sales and other store income.—
Normal
income—
■Annual Report—
Walgreen Co^ (& Subs*)
'
23,858
8,563
''
11,226
1,412,5911,345,239
railway.:
"Deficit.—V.
-
year.—
v.-
-
on Jan.
ACCOUNT FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED OCT. 31
operating
Net Income
$117,239
oper.
from
yi-;:
Western Air, Inc.—Meeting Off.—
.
Jan. 1 paid lVa %'Interest on the 5% mortgage
months ended Oct. 31, 1946.
This compares
.
1945
$161,673
Utica
•
on
Net income
organization through¬
1946
from
Net
V. 164, p. 3337.
„
37,393,974
10,778,17a
for the six
Other income
FromJanuary
Gross
share on
per
capital stock, par $2, both payable Jan. 31 to holders of record
amounts were
disbursed on Jan. 31 and July 31, last
8,267,600
Total extraordinary expense8_______________.
Total interest;
Acquired Castle
$102,072
railway—-
from
from
Net
Special Distribution—
special dividend of 15 cents per share
Uke
33,482,489
8,221,818
1946
.
'cjU November
Transamerica Corp.—15-Cent
"The directors have
29,177,089
6,034,922
Total operating income__„___,_
world.
Utah Ry.—Earnings—
110,689,812 123,119,310 121,146,705
40,695,885
54,452,629 ■<61; 461;618
13,404,747
11,892,072 '23,079,731
'
.
87,084,799' 87,549,507
.
—V, 164, p. 2964.
j
734,301
695,229
.
>
$7,998,037^
3,323,413
901,774
Chi111.—Pays 1V2 % Interest—Earnings for First Six
INCOME
retains its present functions, organization and
present personnel for the production and distribution of home and
non-theatrical pictures in 16 mm. and 8 mm. silent and sound.
All
present Castle Films dealer and sales outlets throughout the world
will be maintained, it was explained,
Mr. Castle becomes-a-Vice-President and a-member of the board,
of directors of United World Films, Inc.
Harry J. Spiess, formerly
S Treasurer of Castle Films, will also becomea Vice-President and
a
member of the board oftUnited. World Films, Jnc.
Murray .Goodi'mah, SaleS Manager of Castle Films, remains in that capacity and
Don Hancock will continue as Production Manager.
*
'
'
,,'
Through the recent acquisition of the BelJ <Sc Howell Filmosound
Library and its coordinated program with the J. Arthur Rank Organi¬
sation in Great Britain, United World Films, Inc., has already launched
a
world-wide program of providing outstanding non-theatrical films
for schools, colleges and other institutions, eventually leading to the
establishment of a "film encyclopedia for the-home.M
James M. Franey is President of United World Films, Inc.
Other
Vice-Presidents are William F. Kruse, Edmund L. Dorfmann and
E. L. McEvoy.—V. 164, p. 2737.'
From January 1—
Net
73,062,457
13,503,51G
railway-,
income—
1945 and % of 1%
Castle Films Division
\
$8,069,319
2,051,311
:with iV4%.. paid on JuIy l, last, i% on Jan. l, 1946, ;lVi% on July l»
Films, and Matthew Fox, Chairman of the board of .United - World
•Films, Inc. '
'
Castle Films Division, it was further announced, will continue under
the management of Mr. Castle, maintaining all of its present functions
being formulated, for augmenting its
$6,847,253
.
84,609,282
oper.
The corporation
.
'
with plans
1943
771944
.1945
^
railway— ' 73,325,047
income bonds
United World Films, Inc., a recently organized affiliate of Universal,
succeeded to the business of Castle Films, producers and dis¬
of
home
and
non-theatrical films,
according to a joint
announcement made on Jan. 2 by Eugene W. Castle,
head of Castle
out the
;
Months—
tributors
iBank & Trust Co.,
Hanover
24,660,102
11,328,823
6,853,210
Wacker-Wabash Corp. (The Pure Oil Building),
has
Tennessee Coal, Iron &
>'
11,300,133
6,571,110
611,440
: >
164, p. 3193.
cago,
Films—
165, p. 114,
Jan. 6.—V.
8,091,548
6,554,688
.1,737,637
798,417
oper. income;
From Jan. 1—
Gross, from
1
:
593,326
27,036,248
$7,320,688
,
Net ry.
Dividend—
T;
109,959
■
7-
1946
railway!--
from
•Net from railway,
the SEC
25 cents
7': '.-7:-vf-'n
-
1,028,910
Wabash RR.—Earnings-
Total
•,
164, p. 3003.
$2,360,131
909,235
26,296,587
254,746
1943 '
7 7'
$2,456,616
•
•296,649
'
22,711,962
6,307,754
4,272,716
:ncome___
1944
1945
.
$2,238,423
,
292,064
November—
Gross
a
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—Affiliate
oper.
"Deficit.—V,
United States Gypsum Co*—Rights to Subscribe—
common stock of record Jan. 4, shall have the right to
subscribe on or before Jan. 31, 1947, at $60 per share, for common
stock, ($20 par), to the extent of one share for each three shares held.
■
11946
.
railway
railway__
from
Holders of
a
shares In 1946 and 200,000 no par
par-
$1,750,232
income___
oper.
ry.
{■
dividend of. 15 cents per share on
the class A and class B common stocks, both payable Jan. 20 to
holders of record Jan. 15.
Distributions of 20 cents each were made
on
these issues on Jan. 2, April 1 and Oct. 1, last year, making a
total of 60 cents in 1946, as against 65 cents in 1945.—V. 164, p. 1767.
have declared
directors
no
f
from
Net
will be used to pay debts and
United States Foil Co.—To Pay Smaller
V';,"' Jan. 10 to discuss and possibly adopt such a plan of action.
An auditor's report read at the hearing established the company's
-assets at. $1,161,346 and liabilities at $2,702,485.
77t7\
Public sale of Cleveland properties of the corporation has netted
- approximately
$250,000, according to Court records, it was reported
on
-
.
railway____
From January 1—
Salida, Golo^-^ilOs' witli ^
company on Jan.
The
-reorganization plan for this corporation was ruled
out at a hearing on Jan. 7 before Carl d. Friedbolin, Federal referee
to bankruptcy at Cleveland, Ohio,-and preparations were made for
some program of liquidation of the company's holdings.
A
hearing was scheduled to be held before Judge Friedbolin on
Possibility of
from
ry.
Inc.—New Direc¬
'
2,407,729
$6,193,094
164, p. 466.
from railway
•
V a share without underwriting. Proceeds
for operation of mill and ore mining.
426,000
1944.—'V. 163, p. 695.
Taylorcraft Aviation Corp.—May
.
by 207,300
Net
3 filed a letter of notification with
250,000 shares ($1 par) class AA common to be offered at
The
102,116
1,016,418
i
■: ;■
■
SEC—
1946, $782,850 in 1945 and $813,Treasury tax notes of $175,000 in
of $827,985 in
tAfter deducting U. S.
■
■
7
5,843
245,157
426,000
426,000
268,816
-1,147,799
1946, $100,200 in 1945 and $30,030 Jh
■
-
t
57,521-;
*After depreciation
Gross
Net
i p United States Fluorspar, Inc.,
"
$2,441,364
...
$7,435,572
.
'
7
1,069,984
3,124,659
.
surplus
November—
B_.
-
"
1,952
Virginian Ry.—Earnings-
p
an
7..,;
503,706
surplus
"Represented
"
% $375,000
159,807
'vt
6,421
:
:
1944.
$2,411,568
income—:.—.;
on
11,656
13,699
7
777 liabilities—
Notes payable
Accts. payable and
136~809
404,041
>
22,930
33,173
377,204
79,714
2,500,000
701,334
credits
reserves, miscellaneous
—(net)——
_i._j.__——,
shares to 1946.—V.
Lavan has been elected a director of United Factors
affiliate.
He is General Counsel for the company and
senior
partner', in the' law firm of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan.
Mr.
Lavan .is
also
a
director of American Securities Corp.; Henry
Rose Stores, Inc.
(wholly owned affiliate of Sears, Roebuck & Co.);
United
Merchants &r. Manufacturers,
Inc.; Winter & Co., Inc., and
William Sellers & Co., Inc.—V. 164, p. 2736.
I.
Peter
Corp.,
3,304
.
-
&
Gross
tor of Affiliate—
87,500
318,653
1,202,792
and equipment
7*
Deferred charges and prepaid items 77
and
taxes
Total
personnel.—V. 160, p. 1565.
United Merchants & Manufacturers,
$143,805
assets:..—171,452
other
in amount of Federal excess
profits tax postwar
Accruals
Accrued
$93,943
$144,021
payable
Net
117,500
406,060
plant
*Property,
accounts
for conting.;
Res.
Capital
"Earned
A.
by the same local
908,677
excess
and
Investments
Current
-•Capital■ stock
United Fuel Gas Co.—Acquisition—
-1944
77
1945
1,021,982
'
refund
Postwar
117 in
"
_.
Inventories
:>
$2.01
$179,291
Savings Bonds——.—147,500
receivvable
487,244
s.
Accounts
'
'
—
._
$2.12
"■
1946
$174,380
-
"-'i'
$166,386
vv,
sheet,' sept. 30
balance
^77--777/-
7
assets—
'
$208,811
$3.12
—-
.7
.
Cr28,243 7
1,141
$267,701
surp.
——
i-.v:
"7
earned
;
and
16
Wallace, Jr., President, announces that on Jan. 1, 1947,
this company acquired the Point Pleasant Natural Gas Co.
;
Both of these companies are
subsidiaries of the Columbia Gas &
Electric Corp., and the transaction is part of a plan inaugurated by
the parent corporation, providing for a simplification of the corporate
structure of its subsidiary, companies. - The consolidation of these companies will make no difference what¬
ever in
the policy or plan of operation of the business as conducted
by Point Pleasant Natural Gas Co.
Gas service in the area will
continue under the same general management and will be directed
$171,711
$180,568
Jan.
Harry
,24,361
.
Reneg.
Amt.
fi,t
125,400
:;:,■ 33,240
■
2 $266,560
refund on 1942 Govt, contr.
Adjust, for deprec. and deplet. for
for prior years less taxes——
31,170
266,000
212,986
*
$365,135
$540,945
61,137
$586,370
'
:
;
$493,859
47,086
.
Depreciation
1944
j\|:;
LIABILITIES—
Air Transport Command on or
and ground personnel who have
operations for the
that both flight
C
been assigned to those operations during, the more than four years 7
that they have been conducted as a militay project will be available
.for the new commercial service to Hawaii.—V.' 165, p. 115.
about
Years Ended
•
Monday, January 13, 1947
FINANCIAL CHRONIcLB
THE COMMERCIAL St
256
»«-
,Jlt
future
taxes.
cost
improvements
of
properties, etc._:
Cr577,000
—
to
400,000
-k-——500,000
'
.
Common Shares—
v ,Net
profit
—
$3,675,729- $3,130,333
The meeting of stockholders, previously adjourned three times from
k; The stocxholders on Jan. 28 will vote on increasing the authorized
282,359
[ Preferred dividends
—i—
260,000
its original date of Dec. 23, again was adjourned on Jan. 6 to Jan.
capitalization from 260,000 shares of common stock without par value
Common dividends
t——
2,067,976 "2,067,976
13 at Wilmington Del.
•
to 500,000 shares, consisting of *60,000 shares of preferred stock, $50 $2.20
; Earnings- per common sharejJ-—:
$2.64"
•The meeting
had been called to approve an increase in thevau*.
par value and 440,000 shares
of common stock without par value, c
*Including in, 1946, addition, of $500,000 to reserve for inventory
1 The new preferred will be convertible and entitled to quarterly divi¬
■f thorized common stock to 3,000,000 shares from 1,000,000 shares. Ab^
losses.
''v
: *
'
sence
of the proxy for the 46 % holdings of Hughes Tool Co., conk;
dends, to be fixed by the directors.
'
'
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS, SEPT. 30
trolled by Howard Hughes, was the reason for the adjournments^..4
The company plans to issue and sell $2,500,000 of the new convertj
ASSETS—
'
^
19461945
: ible preferred stock to finance most of the $3,100,000 estimated
cost
;
Cash
Agreement Reached With Hughes Interests—
———k——$9,503,906 $8,641,027
of completing the modernization and expansion of the company's plant J
U. S. Treasury tax notes and bonds
3,404,376
7,001,393
A convertible loan of $10,000,000 by the Hughes Tool Co. was part
fat Seneca, S. C. It is planned to manufacture Mohawk wide sheeting,!;
Accounts receivable, less reserves:
1,093.132 t, 697,900
«f a financing proposal adopted on Jan. 9 by the directors of Trans¬
sheets and pillow cases at Seneca.—V. 164,- p. 1128.
•
Inventories of merchandise
19,413,804 '14,851,753
continental & Western Air, Inc., Jack Frye, President of TWA, and,
; Prepaid rent,
insurance, taxes, etc
827,644
736,899
Howard
Hughes, the company's largest stockholder* announced.
Virginia East Coast Utilities, Inc.—Proposed Loan—.
Investments and other assets
' 1,980,559
1,016,393
It was considered probable that
the Hughes Tool Co. will have
The company,
a subsidiary of East Coast Public Service Co.;. has
certain of its nominees added to the TWA board of directors.; > No
:
—^.! 4,957,026 " 4,489,788
requested authority from the SEC to borrow $200,000 from Baltimore!; ! •Fixed assets j
Goodwill, leaseholds, leasehold.improvem'ts, etc...T > - < l'
resignations of the present board members are expected.
National Bank for a period of six months, the loan to be evidenced
VMr. Hughes had been conferring since Jan. 7 with TWA's directors
by a promissory note bearing interest at 21/a%»
The loan will be ;; ' t Total
$41,180,448 $37,435,152
>y«n plans to raise $40,000,000.
The conferences began after a two"
guaranteed by East Coast Public Service Co, . Proceeds will be used.,
week's deadlock during which he blocked, efforts .to, convene' a stockto retire Virginia's present loan of $150,000 from the same bank and- ; : LIABILITIES— ^
V%■■■",
7.:
j;'
bolders' meeting to vote on the proposal of the directors to increase
for property additions.—V. 143, p. 3015.
; Trade accounts payable
"
1—_ $5,310,397 $3,312,23a
authorized stock from 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 shares; c Previously, he
.Provision for Federal taxes on income—-—
3,705,8384,847,315
was reported
Veeder-Root Inc.-^-Earnings—
to have been advocating raising needed money through.
Accrued expenes and takes and other liabs..
3,309,577
2,268,723
Jan. 1 to
Jan. 1 to
borrowing, rather than through selling additional stock.—V. 165, p. 115.
Reserve for future cost of improvements to
•
*
«,
-
—
—
"
•
•
'
.
——
<
.
.
-
•
—
.
.
Nov.
p6rj:0d
;
.
Twin Coach Co.—20% More Coaches .Delivered—:
During December,
this company delivered
i' Earnings, of parent corporation before Federal
income taxes and provision for contingencies
120 urban type coaches,
4 according to H. C. Arnot, Vice-President in charge of sales.;, -This was
an increase of 20%
over November,
when 96 coaches were delivered,
This total, representing combined production of the company's Kent,
Ohio and Buffalo, N. Y. plants, consisted of: 40 34-passengen models;
«3 38-passenger models; 17 44-passenger dual engine models.—V. 164,
v
Provision for
150,000
contingencies--—
•,
Dividends received from
,23,360
.?->:;.v;;
important
The
Bapids,
Iowa,
.
Federal income taxes
Add to Service—
Balance, surplus
——-industrial cities of Milwaukee, ' Wis.,"' and Cedar k Dividends' pald'-.u-»«*.*.s-.«T.^.--wi-^^-^f--—
have
"
result
,
,
of
a
Civil
been
added
Areonautics
to
Board
'
United Air
decision
system as • a
down Dec. - 30,;
:
Surpius for period—
■
1
-v
Route to Honolulu in April—*
"
^
The corporation has announced that it-will open service in April
over its new 2,400-miie route between San Francisco
and Honolulu,
thus to provide one-carrier passenger, mail and cargo flights between
the Hawaiian Islands and cities all along Unlted's nation-wide system.
W.
A.
Patterson, President, said that inability to obtain proper
•equipment; has held up United from starting service to Hawaii since
the route was awarded the company on July 2, 1946.
-
,
-
Mr. .Patterson also,
.
v
U.
S.
Notes
$1,018,618
7.7,407,300
$708,211
283,381
7
$424,830
300,000
;
—.
•
_-
Fixed
$1,630,501
800,853
:
Government obligations—^———™
accounts receivable—,';,—
—
assets
(net)---.
—.———-,—
.Investments iit subsidiary
Postwar refund of fexcess
companies,, cost——
profits tax-«t.-wtrw-Bs.
855,259
-
1,863,891
_————1——-___—
Other -assets
•
$124,830
$611,318
7
Earned
,
surplus
.1,500,000
6,500,000
—
6,500,000
ll,484ill2
8,870.524
—
.
7,522,771
$41,180,448 $37,435,153
Total
. »After reserves
for depreciation of $7,021,417 in 1946 and $6,198,023
.In 1945. VtRepresented by 1,292,485 shares of no par value.—V. 164,
7B*: 3I93,;;;!<:i;;
• ;•}'!777' 7 ■-
fr
1,776,534
440,431
668*103
;
Washington Railway & Electric" Co.—Deals Appyovecl
The SEO on Jan. 2 issued an order approving Washington Railway's
proposed (a) to purchase from Washington & Rockville Railway, for
a
cash consideration of $132,500,
19,250 • shares of the outstandirig:
•7.
'
capital stock
;
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET ;
and
^Inventories
pointed out .that United is terminating its trans- :h «>
»
ASSETS-k."'i-'NOV. 3, '46.
cash
;
.
$1,629,699
€11,072
Lines'
handed
bringing to 64 the number of cities certificated to be served by the
company on its coast-to-coast and Pacific Coast route. United officials
have not yet indicated how soon flights to the two cities would start.
To Operate
'■p':
2,000,000
11,484,112
(par $100)_
tCommon stock
;
^
V
United Air Lines, Inc.—To
v
leased, properties, etc.—
\% cumul. preferred stock
;
$708,211
K
subsidiary companies--
,
[ P. 3460;- ,};■
,
$1,606,330
Balance
4,45
$812,783
104,572
$1,756,330
<
;r
Nov.
3,'46
NOV.
4, '45
$939,108
•
1,011,237
314,541
1,626,145
1,649,483
411,205
7
v
.•
f
Potomac
.
proposes
to
,
7
! •
lend and advance to Braddock, from time to
in the aggregate $14,000,000)
temporarily the ^struction
time, funds in the amount (not to exceed
necessary to enable Braddock to finaiice
208,203
$3,172
$7^435,572 r $6,1^3,094
(the
holding company system of Washington Railway.
*
.
4
of Braddock Light & Power Co. -owned by Rockville
remaining 50,000 shares of the total 69,250 Shares of outstanding
capital stock of Braddock being owned by Washington Railway)' and
(b) to sell to Potomac Electric Power Co.' 69,250 shares (all of the
shares outstanding) of the capital stock of Braddock, for a cash con*
sideration of $632,500,
representing the cost of such' stock to the
facilities which will be used "priln'arily for - the Mrpose
meeting! Potomac Electric's anticipated future ^uli^iHefltS. fti Con*
of generating
Of
Volume
165- Number 4559
sideration
of
Braddock
will
promissory
payable
ea6h:ioan
notes,
bearing
oh December
I
and
execute-and
31
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
advance,
afid
deliver«'■to
interest
of
in
the
Potomac!
amount
Electric
at the rate of 3V2 %
year.—V. 165, p. 115.
each
thereof*
Western ;Maryland
its "demand
per
Period End. Nov. 30—-
annum,
.
Operating
""Oper.
Washington Gas Light Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
;:
v.
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Operating
Operation
j-—.
Maintenance
Provision
of
\ 1946
" 1945 /
$14,660,794 $14,278,975
revenues •
1—*
9,734,616
898,905
«;
operating charges deferred because
conditions-,.,..—
war
.*/"
Net
and
excess
948,378
I..
inc.
836,798
150,600
'' J-i.■5"
$2,091,497
$2,212,701
,
16,729
rents
Prll,419
:Drl2,861
Net
ry.
$397,136
(net)
" $634,157
$4,585,229
32,720
"*[■' 207,587
$666,877
$4,792,816
2,865,002
.
income
oper.
16,107
income-,
($413,243
"
$105,966
$2,211,914
,
$1,061,520
accounts
—
2,696
_____
85,243.
i' ^
.
^
$855,098
"
l:'~'
•/l.
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings—
:
;
,
Net rev.
rtnn
Vinp.6fn<>
income
All
fr.
tfiv
tax
;$5'S«1
^
7,;^ r
income—
oper.
fac.
^'65,039
'"$772 ,615'
142,720
lnc._l
*
;
$302,301
$3;482,634
•Extraordinary• tnon-recuMing
tax
540,015
H .' 622,518
$1,734,923
"Equally21arge; 8ains=?*mrje-made
*"
*
"
total
seat
miles :for
^
from
ini other
.1946
i^irticipation
traffic- phases
against
as.
-
SlI";;®3'tte'"EARNINGS
-November—
*
Gross'from railwav
*
$
with
r*ec
Net
"
OF
COMPANY
'1946
,
-Increases
of
were, also
reposrded
in
for this
10,600^328
-
total
-
is
r
4,516,337
434,034
total miles "flown.
the
*
»■
*
.
>"
$4,271,976
tniles marks
tons" and
r
/The
air
'increase
an
air
*
for
record
*
Net
,
just been
carried
1945,
in
a
new
522
but
a
1945
with
a
J,^
wide
mark
Of
63.44%.—V.
;;
chasm
as
development this year. Only 12 tons
were
recorded in .1946. Air freight
yeard 6284.
81.47%
1946
165,
p.
—-
-
,
c.
^The statements
elusive, haVe been
526;295
——
-
$6,263,801. ■.? credits
ooa
holders
old
the
of
common.-—V.
"
•
.«•
eltfc;.
184,
\
•
.v.
-
32,964
.
13^8
9,448
$25,302,669 $22,173,781
$17,281»I3ft
MQ;826il69:
tn"
'22,531,831- 20,764,137
f
,
i
^
of
27,501
.
to
during
reflect
the
,
k
income, for the
revised
to Income
16,505*m
45,002
27,501
$297,942
$340,315^
,>'«>
v
60,25»
.
''""V'
the
fiscal
45,123
^
fiscal
1943
years
1944
"* '
43.37*
to
1945,
to those year®-tut
allocation
year
for
'A?. oo^-P^s-Mixed-fee
1
*
'ffr v.'V*
*
'
2,181,819
^
-1,377,238
recoverable
costs
contracts,? charges
:
of
i
10,829,597
tq»
companies
in
is
it
as
alwaya
alphabetical
Alabama—Earnings—-
from
"
•
$369,104
-
~
or markets, $1,276,929; cash
ieceiv«blfe:$rbm
former
285,566
;
164, p, 3193.
334,086
..
'1943
Western Union Telegram
to
115.
^
>'?:
the
pew
good
will—at
LIABILITlES-r-Trade
arising from
companies,
guarantee
acquired
liabilities
of
$53;392; misceliaho«i%.
cost
(after
for
reserves
depreciation
cost
(less amortization
amortization of
(less
oP
of
$28,944),
on
accounts
and
provision
for
renegotiation
preferred
iJ'S"
and
wages
-
•
% from
613,125
\
dividend
stock, payable Sept. 1,
1946, $31,260;
salaries, $108,374; pair roll "taxes and
amounts
withfeftNL
$69,844; accrued interest and
miscellaneous
taxes,
$14,732; Federal and state .taxes
on
income
(estimated),• $183,230;
"mortgage payable in quarterly
installments of $3,125 each
t by real estate
(seciwcdi
having a'net carrying amount of
$323,850),, $87,309;
." mortgage
payable
(secured
by
real
estate
having a net carrying)
amount, of
4,892,030
2,097,219
..
employes^
..
$272,378)yv$45,000;
.
high
.
5%a cumulative
convertible, - preferred
common'stock (par value.
surplus, $137,543;
earned
surplus,
164, p. 998.
A'.:r;
stock, .(par value $25 per- share),
$2,500,000;
" $2 • per share), $800,000; capital
"$1,661,828;:.total, $6,851,891.—V.
communications,
-service;
-service
(less reserve - of $24,343*,
(first-ln, first-out metlmd)
insurance, $105,439; '
^
-.on
Jarii.
8
opened
speed customer-to-customer oable
service,
known as.-.-International Metered
Communications or IMCCL'vi'^"
" For the first time in the" history of written-record
new
^
■
$11,
$705,447;
^erred ,charees (P^Paid taxes, insurance, and other expenses)
$66,793; total, $6,851,891,..
y,.'■
-* - •=..
51,242
Co.--Opens IMCO Service---
" Mayor "William j? O'Pvyer i.Qt„ New_. York.
Dity
Western
1
(at cost phaat
Federal taxes oo.
of
-
-$189,001;
"
!
.
refund
receivable, investments, and deposits,
$14,754; travel ach
vances> and accounts receivable from; officers
and. employees-$4,KX);*
property, plant, and
"$464,889
174,21€
488,895,
,
in escrow
Stockholders of
accounts
"
-
for
surrender Value of life
equipment
$442,047
5,128,806
1,859,598
900,370
funds
AUG. 3r
United States
Savings bonds
claims
$560,024), $1,802,397; patents—at
3^972^
4,733,641
number of
income, $59,383;. trade accounts
receivable
j!"$li344,889; inventories—at lower of
v'V,
•
2"'. 118,329
-
x,
interest),; $58,808;
>212,590;
3,510,455
_
ASSETS—Cash, $1,139,917;
XAX: \
^railway—324,617
Deficit.—Vi
-" '•
i;
I946^'J-'*'i945^*":rVl944?"
ry. oper. income
one
alphabetical
near
,
cost
not
exact
„
iBhares of common stock;
tTom *300*000, to; 400,000
by the issuwioo*
as a. stock split-up and adjustment
of capital structure.
^additional share for each; three shares outstanding. Dividends.
years-prior to 1946 have been
adjusted on.tfeo.<
shares
outstanding at Aug. .31, 1946.
V;>.:
accrued
■
,=from'?railwayA^ia^''^;"-^»7O6l;^%l09,665
" 20,80?
"* ^35,087
Net
,u
Ihc,fiscal year1946 tlie;
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET,
.7,735,742
Net Ty. oper. mcoiUe-%1
tNet
.
'*
i^' '"**
reason*
However, they-axe always
Union's
for 4945
1047'
.
"•
,": V, From January
j. Gross from railway
express
ton
738.4 express
miles for this year were 185,152; for'last
The overall weight load factor dropped from
ton
-
447,538
over,
ton miles."' "
'freight i comparisons reflect
freight has
were
the
over
carried
306.565- express
1945-1946
.
tons
29,287
TiT
$11»
,140,246
income'
1?®on^e
•
fund,* interest
-1044
-
6,504,995
..
'November-"^
from
railway—$318,362
-
express
the
the
"
;
Gross
-.
.1102.8
to
of
.
pre^Nld
first mortgsige
shares, ($12pwr).
./''•* 56,319
<:'~yX
cargo
'total, of
*VA
——
and reconversion
182 306
-
503*537>
6^
_
arrange
*
1945
a
order, i
to
Western Ry. of
,
division
the mail tons carried dropped to 18179
figure of 3347.4.- During 1946,.; 695,323 mail .ton miles
were'flown while 1,120,184 mail ton miles* were totaled in 1945.
-?
from
Total
'A.°
-
}^peaitim^syposail^y;;:XXA<:XX^0XkA^XA}A^AhJ'^Ah
<
"
In
.'»
•
that It will
ari
3Va%
common
$6,972,402
^180 794-^
466
1,406,624
*
NOTE-—For mechanical
pMsrfc/e
i.
t:
miles, flown, with a
miles flown were
revenue
year.»-Non-revenue
; I'-**
ff.
percentage of non-revenue miles flown to total* miles
6.37."-The" statistics -for 1945 were 7,279,009 revenue miles,
non-revenue'miles resulting in 5.63%
of- non-revenue, miles
to
,
ONLY,K
1945
•
rauway^r-r«
,
675,130.'- The
flown
.»
It:
file
'»1944
• "
*19^3 V
$11,110,959 $25,269,705 $22,164,333
$17,267,Wt*
sales
otoerinr^"^^
UMier "icome
$3 886155 ~$4-4M 768
ralfway11 383'574
4,383,574
irom
from
with. 311,? - *
miles for.;
038,852,497
3945"' Revenue"'passenger"4nlles tdtal "220,597,000 for 1946 and
107,105,887 for 1945;
Non-TevehUe -passenger miles for the same "years
respectively are 3,523,000 and T,3€9,026.
These figures result. in a
passenger "load factor of 70^5%" for 1946 and 64.34% for 1945.
figure
90%
holders
i
to
Woodall Industries Inc.
(& Subs.)—Annual
Report;
31—^ ; 1946
i ' *1945 U.
2,466,586
..
"
to
-
: •
.
ffe&fc
...
an
?A379,000
>\
Fiscal Yrs.'End.
Aug.
Net
"'^T'78*534
$4,956,307
$61:?5I 'tB%S
♦Amount available for
contingent charges, i.e., capital
requirements on general
mGrtgager 4Va% income
and other
corporat
doubled scheduled2miles INet ry.
oper. income—_
total passengers carried, as compared
with21945,., yet main-.
;V.- 164, p.*3194.
operating efficiency of 96.08%. The scheduled'miles flown
v,
V
In 194Bnneffibef""00,S04^980;rtbtal
passengers number -565,794,
.
132,800
810'28.■
poration reported -that la 0.946 at-more than
tained
early date and
and
.,
flown and
"
an
structure of $1,750,000
the
whlqli
=$2,357,441
942,619
Manufacturers Trust Co.
that Wisconsin plans
notes
$l,750,800t
of
$625,41$
epurposes.
—'C.'$97^464
of
informed
was
'
00848
,,.,1,-78,534.,; " Prov. ^d'^^^-^
t
jfpr Fed. taxes on
1,303,683J
222,614 "
$829,578
Dividends' appHcable. tn pfd.-'stock fqr periQd-.<
v
by
institutions
consummation
508,800
>147,
V200
inter.'
^
controlled
upon
$1,033,247
oih"
charged to "con* ^v
exemption from competitive'
to
company stated that this is
reorganizatl®n4,
3194.
p.
an
proposed' sale
ga®,e bonds" -The
proposed
■'
msco 3in
tii-r
; Net:: Income.
'
resP®ct to its
m
a
;
,
a request for
10%
2,408,362:
971*933 *
971,933,
46,947
r struction
2,820,039
20,594,574,
3194.
p.
c^!??on 4i' ^ be allocated
stock and
$10,185,409 $21,679,887
acquisition,'
Other
5,593,329
1,539,381 >
rents
."^^^SSSLSSSr^iTs:.
Ambrf/iof
Interest
<• 937,674
^11,629 ^ 1,230,381 >;. 1.234,559 "
^
nio
404,912
.
111,157",
Net ry. oper.
'
"
4,223,956
...
.reorganization plan, at
*•-
J-—111,987
Jt.
Dr)
>f;*
19,634,962
ary^onrt Commission
amended
.
!$li400,67i:iaiki;3521635
Opels.
ry.
other
Ry.
"vvGrbss income
Intfest on1
step
$4,643,153 $41,734,624 $57,366,215
3,290,518
31,549,215
35,686,328
2,727,552
.
Tax Accruals— •''
Payroll
(net)--i,^;
i?
in;
Subs.)—Earnings—
$4,128,223
I' Ry.
Peridd Endi'Nov. 30—; M:1946—Month—1945'
1946—11 Mos.—1945
revenues;
,-Jk $1,057,158
$981,072 $12,371,563 $11,578,528
183.984
2,732,919
w;
01/«
$3,296,453
Ry,' and Tidfewatef Southern Ry.) 1946—Month—1945
1946—11 Mos.*-1945
•A
450,798
4,255,843
railway
Income—
oper.
wJit^„COnJPuny kas" fiJec*
2,989,357
(Incl. Sacramento Northern
.Period End. Nov. 30—
,
1944$1,774,404
*407,561',.
-
.
Competitive Bidding Rule—*
$6,285,810
""".29,467*
1945
$1,735,565
*151,707
461,834
466,553
•
.
bonds, T^nn^apt^!
$250,000 3 to serial
Ry. operating revenues,.
operating expenses-
^
,
p. 3194.
Western Pacific RR. (&
i
X
$617,490
—V. 164,
1946
$1,937,563
■
Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co.•Seeks Exemption From,
$5,949,885
335,925
$1,927,814
.=,
...
_
^Deficit.—"V, 164,
#
»
railway.--—u.,' 20,853,868
from
ry.
Drl72,416
Ry.—Earnings—
,••••,
railway-
Net
Cr886,428
470,015
—_
'"-l-l"-"—
incomb
$5,235,873
♦Inch amort, of defense
$1,325,113
stock—444,030
* $373,581
.'
Net ry.-oper, Income
From Jan. 1-h
..;
Gross from
4,726,000
.
-
railway^.—
.longer be
886,801
;
from
Net from
$9,961,873
$4,057,994
Cr660,307
J3rl33,072
293,296
Operating
her
*
'
307,277
Net income
;
$7,629,994
3,572,000
November—
Gross
Net
Dr787;<
deducts,; incl. special charge1,046,706
164, P. 3193.'V
$532,306
Crll4,712
Fixedcharges——
,
f
$339,003
Cr69,552
Other income.———
:•
Balance
facil.
Gross
•>"* Net
-V.
""
927,813
income$2,108,226
income
Dividends on preferred
227,000
615,940
—'•
,' Gross
Int. and other
$759,306
285,000
Operating income,
L
Equipment rents—
.
856,785
f
profits taxes„_
operating revenues————————i—
income.
'.$624,003
i
43,813
:
Fed.
for
revenue-
;
Joint
General taxes
Other
886,783
,
Depreciation
Prov.
8,735,140
•;
for
oper.
Taxes
Wisconsin Central
1946—Month—1945
1946—11 Mos.—1945
$2,538,918
$2,575,828 $29,144,904 $31,662,568
1,964,915
1,816,522
21,514,910
21,700,695
r^vehues'__l-
expenses———:
,; Net
'
•
Ry.—November Earnings—
permits
the
permits.-^ the businessman in New York
having * a * •> + (P'W) Woolwnrth
his office to correspond
fin1
T)o/>omkoi- q0i0„ T»,r.».^oa«url
directly- over - a submarine cable -"
j-a.-with a businessman in
with
-iq nA
>
^
*
Sales, Increaseo*
London whose office i« similarlv couinnpd
Period End. Dec. 31— ; • 1946—Month—1945
' 1946—12 Mos.—1945
office is
■
Itf.t)/o
>
similarly equipped.
.<
'
'
•VV-. ; $
Through an adaptation of the Varioplex
$
system, invented by Western
Period End. Dec. 31— I
Union engineers and used
Retail -sales^i.^—
7 634.000
1946—Month—1945
during the war by the United States and
4,695,000 58,592,000 31,414,000
1946—12 Mos.—1945 ;
British
Governments,
Wholesale sales—
this first
4,358,000
direct
2,553,000
49,036,000
:: $
27,396,000
customer-to-customer cable
Sales-v»"—
service was made possible.
'
86,093,208
71,751,196 552,355,364 477,131,870U
\
>
—V. 164, p. 3194.
=
Known as "metered" service because
Combined sales
an automatic
7,248,000*107,628,000 58,810,000
—'" 11,992,000
meter connected
with the circuit registers the
number of characters
Retail units in
transmitted by
operation at Dec. 31, 1946, were
243, compared
the operators at each customer's
Zenith Radio Corp. (&
with 235 last year, and wholesale accounts were
office, the service is on a
1,696 and 1,515, re¬
monthly
basis at the rate, of two cents
per character.—V. 164, p. 3338.
^
6 Mos.. End. Oct; 31—
spectively.—V. 164, p. 3193. "
1946
1945
%
1944
1943.
tOperating profit——.
•Western -Auto Supply Co.—December Sales
ucsiciu xsu.
*»f
J
Up 65.5% ""teleprinter
m
December
.
...
...
.
.
,
(
.
^
^
,
B1K
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
„
.
^
Western Light &
•
Telephone Co,-~-Earnings-~
11 Mouths Ended Nov. 30—
>.
>
.' '
•
The
Net
operating
incoir
$984,307
Interest
•
$989,684
and
other
available
deductions.
r"
/
Dividends
on
dividends-
$810,142
173,646
Balance
-1
.;
•Including
p. 2738.
for
provision
—$636,495
" $636,495
for
income;taxes
-
"*■
,
Ruled Unconstitutional
"
1
-
Holding
Petrillo"
tional,
t
the
law
so-called
to
be
"Anti-
unconstitu¬
Federal
Judge Walter
La Buy at Chicago dismissed
s'Dec.
J.
on
2
governmental charges of
"violation of the Lea Act, its more
formal
C.
title,
Petrillo,
filed
against James
President
of
the
American Federation of
$672,034
„
211,411
$460,623
164,
f "
Gross
■
V';
pel broadcasters to hire
Net
from
ry.- oper;
more
em¬
per¬
.
La Buy,
advices, said:
"The court holds that the
ute here involved in the
stat¬
applica¬
sought to be made vio¬
the
cause
of indefiniteness and
Amendment
its
!'
Net
263,382
,
.
-
:
sification
3,289,234
*
•
,
•
"
23,091,768
♦Loss,
be¬
uncer¬
a
crim¬
the
First
restriction
1943
t
263,466
Zero
9,798,159
mon
common
Woll, United
States
prosecuted
action against Petrillo.
\
the
.
'
Wilson Resigns as
Chief of U. S. Secret Service
Frank J,
Wilsony Chief of the
United States Secret Service
since
1936, and for 26 years a Treasury
guished
com.
share
career
has
'■)
■
'
■
1»
,
;"3,466,390>
■
for
$90,049
Nil
After'depreciation,
but
excise
stocks
i
'
i
taxes
and
Foods
19
2,072,78?
$2.92
«f
!
.
ni
MI
%
.
164,
Co.,
filed
p.
reserves
(including
1%
2593.
Inc.,
with
ift
Bremerton,
Wash«-
letter of notification with the
SEC'
5% cumulative preferred
and 200 shares of
.rom.*.
be offered
at. $100 a
preferred share and $250 a
without
underwriting. Proceeds will be used fcr wfcp-*Y
business.
•' =.
•"
.= • >:■>>v. 'iv ., .
the
a
.
Depart¬
Wilson has been
on
temporary de¬
tail to the Office of Chief
Coordi¬
nator of
as
Enforcement, serving first
Assistant to Elmer L.
Irey, the
Coordinator; and since Mr. Irey's
recent
retirement, as Acting Cc*~
ordinator. Mr. Maloney has been.
Acting Chief of the Secret Service'
during
Chief
to succeed Mr. Wilson. Mr.
Wilson
Chief
period.
be
60
when
Revenue.
In
Mr.
1,
The
retiring?
old next
years
May.
began his Treasury career in 1920
he was appointed Special
Agent of the Intelligence Unit,
this
will
•
•
Maloney, who will become
of
1947,
the
was
■■
$2.64*
will
contributed
Internal
•
^ C'li/-.',.
share
At the
same
time, Secretary
Snyder announced that James J.
Maloney, Assistant Chief of the
Service, is being appointed Chief
of
,
price reduction and
renegotiation on w**
provision for Federal taxes,
JOn 492,464 share*
greatly to
enforcement, not only of those
laws within the
jurisdiction of the
Treasury, but to the cause of law
enforcement generally." • " •
Bureau
"
.
$1,437,722 ? $1,300,121:
$0.19
-
voluntary
before
Frozen
vestment
ment
'■
*$649,649
The company on Dec.
for 1,94.0 shares of
3,551,555
other
279,113
'
"■"""
*
Files With SEC-
24,362,065
employers
•
:
$1,795,107
533,293
2,991,489
.between
■
capital stock outstanding.—V.
23,112,281
8,266,994
Judge La Buy's ruling will be
directly to the United
Supreme Court, according
Albert
4"
of
»"•"
—
reserves
4,910,279
States
J.
v.
1
appealed
to
Crl,549,304
V-, ■'
$4,904,112 ;'$3,372,908^«
V
.
2,664,251
and employees
and as to
communication industries."
"
1944
f "
"
as
/
:•
.
$369,162
profits
.
X
tEarnsvper
Jtjq ,.v.-
exc.
profit
contracts)
$2,070,125
771,331
j
227,288
Attorney, "who
v
lates
income.^u
164, Pi 3460.
""x""
opinion, Judge
according to the same
>
$1,695,738
324,104
382,914
January 1—1 "" " *
railway.—
19,516,483
Net from railway.—— '"'
4,837,463
of
"v 1945
$1,868,017
From
form actual services.":: ":
In an eight-page
by
1946
railway
railway^—552,159
Net. ry. oper, income—
>
ployees than they "needed to
Fifth
,'V
&
Secret
Service
Jan.
appointed Assistant
Chief two years ago upon the re¬
tirement of the late Joseph E.
accused'of violating the act
by upon freedom of
September, 1936 he was trans¬
speech by peace¬ Department
calling a strike at a Chicago radio
law enforcement offi¬ ferred
from
ful
Special
Agent
in Murphy. He is 50 years ; old, a
picketing; violates the Fifth cer, will retire on
" station in support of a demand
Dec. 31. Secre¬ Charge,
and Thirteenth
Intelligence Unit, at native of Binghamton, N. Y., and
amendments by its tary
for
hiring '.additional ' musicians
Snyder, in announcing his Cleveland, Ohio, to
restriction upon
Acting Chief for 12 years before his appoints
employment of approval of the Chief's
whom the station
contended were
request of the Secret Service, and he was ment in 1931 to the Secret
labor;- and
violates- the
Serv¬
Fifth for retirement on
>, unnecessary. The law was enacted
Dec. 10 said:
appointed Chief January 1, 1937. ice, was a law enforcement
Amendment by an
officer"
arbitrary clas¬
"Mr. Wilson's long and distin¬
Since May of thisyear, Chief in southern New York State.
■
•
from
from
*-r—V.
Amendment
bee^ ap¬
stock, series A,
cumulative preferred stock, series
B, $100 parj—
". November—
Gross
Musicians, tainty in the definition
" AFL, Associate Press
Chicago ad¬ inal
offense; violates
vices stated. Mr.
Petrillo had been
qm
has
inc.
taxes
1945
227,441
depreciation.--V;
tion here
the City of New York
cumulative preferred
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Earnings—
by Congress last spring to prohibit
compelling or attempting to com¬
Anti-Petrillo Act
-.it,--
and
of
3V2%
_
8,02?
$899,477
179.541",
preferred stocks.
Bank
the
164, p. 3338.
Net
Net
National
registrar of
and 3.80%
par,
" $891,449
.5,377
Gross
Chase
pointed
$100
;?
V.
Non-operating income
Fed.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Registrar-
,
}9,\5aAr>
,
Operating-revenues
•Operating expenses<tf0
-
.
*$2,198,953
.
" '
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
258
99115634— * .—
•
Gross and lie! Earnings of
United States
Railroads for the Month of September
earnings were the third highest recorded in the
current year, and the net earnings were less than in January, July
and August.
5
; ;
The gross earnings for the month of September totaled $660,401,991, which was $18,476,865 less, than in September last year, and
equivalent to a 2.72% decrease. Operating expenses were also less
than in the preceding September. For the current year they were
%
Amount
Operating
(Net
560
—
18,476,865
620,967,538
91,169,039
(80.22% )
(91.47% )
to earnings—
.
$57,911,318
$130,603,492 ~
earnings
.
regions
came
by the New; England
from a low of 1.60%
The. decreases ranged
earnings,
there
one
The Northwestern and Great Lakes regions
with advances of 28.73% arid 4.99%
ing table is presented a complete picture of
"
District and Region
*
.
footnote appended
P%0,il946'
i Eastern District—
Great Lakes
Total
23,276,709
Southern
" ,.l
*****
wwr
1918—
1919—-
+
>
+
84,791,183
^86,887^839^
:
"34,968^960
t*
118,758,985
119,760,143 Y
•?
3,097,814
+
1932—
;.+.
1,001,158
+
19.84
-
5.12
79,200,523
83,470,720
142,371,140
164,880,613
22,509,473
-13.65
53,429,494
59,444,961
6,015,467
-10.12
Northwestern region
(16 roads)—
Central Western region (14 rds.)
Southwestern region (20 roads)—-
roads)_^—„1
all districts (129 roads)-.
^Total,
307,796,294
660,401,991
;
32,795,137
678,878,856
275,001,157
Total (50
.18,476,865
-Net
District and
Region—
Yy;.Y YYyYY-^-Mileage—•l••
Inc.
1945
< + ) or Dec. (—)
'
"
$
2.72
Earnings%
$
1946
1945
-6,541
3,617,738
4,741,184
—
14,074,472
+
669,018
+
4.99
—
712,583
—
2.94
Eastern District—
New
Y; 1946
5
—10.65
—
-
$
,
-
1,123,446
■
—23.70
region
25,429
6,563
25,555
Cent. East'n region
23,880
23,880
23,555,568
13,405,454
24,268,151
55,850
55,999
41,247,778
42,414,789
1,167,011—2.75
England region
Great Lakes
Total
.
Southern District—
1,387,113
8.67
Southern region—*
Pocahontas region-
37,231
37,319
6,Q14
14,617,852
,6,042
11,542,306
16,004,965
6,500,578
5,041,728
477.56
Total —1—
43,273
43,333
26,160,158
22,505,543
3,654,615
.+ 16.24
_
^
>>v.
-
,-Western District—
'
Northwest'n'regionL
Cent. West'n region
.45,587
54,512
45,675
54,663
Southwest'n
28,473
:
21,397,103
.
-
Total —;—* 128,572 129,923
,
63,195,556
:
16,632,409
♦7,009,014
4,774,769
+
•40,263,757
12,005,077
+
16,622,334
29,793,376
28,585
region
—
—17.59
242,341
243,322
—117,073,774
—25.08
242,815
242,593
77,612,781
23,446,244
16,643,258
—22.20
242,292
242,143
8.62
240,992
238,977
239,904
5.70
31,408,547
+ 11.41
237,431
238,819
+ 16.34
236,686
236,918
lint and
1.68
235,304
235,886
on
—11.13
234,423
235,308
+ 18.13
233,378
234,236
0.37
232,708
233,373
+ 27.99
+ 11.28
232,110
230,532
229,218
232,137
230,442
2.93
+28.73
70,057,133
50,080,594
Total, all dists,- 227,695 228,255
""Deficit.
.
x-,
Y :• Y
,
6,005,266:.'
58,381,250
—
i
,
% New England
__
New
,
1937—
line
a
from
and
line
a
Chicago
through
"
89,398,733
thence to the southwestern
vO; fit? IBOUtj3.,.;Y.*-";•
''/'V
-[
St.
•
V;'*
corner
^:
Southern
Ohio
the
Region—Comprises
River to
point
123.785,757
of
east
114,280.071
a
'•
+
Region—Comprises
...•
.
the section
'
adjoining Canada lying
west of the
north of a line from Chicago to Omaha and thence to Portland,
the Columbia River to the Pacific.
Y-.Y Y Y
Region—Comprises the section south of the Northwestern Region
Chicago to Peoria and thence to St. Louis, and north of a line
to Kansas City and thence to EL Paso and by the Mexican boundary
'
"
•
Central Western
west of
from St.
to
a
line from
Louis
the Pacific.
Southwestern
Boutn of St.
and
Louis
Region—Comprises the section lying between the Mississippi River
and a line from St. Louis to Kansas City and thence to El Paso,
by the Rio Grande to the Gulf of Mexico.
cotton
—24.12
18,026,891:
L
193,233,706
13,799.429:
178,647,780
178.800.939
183,486,079
147,379,100
55,161,214
92,153,547
83,092,822
92,720,463
11,129,616
1
90,537,737
40.76
11.32
+ 8.48
t
36,255,079 £
277,964,935
-
j
57,984,402
130,603,492
active
vember, 1945.
'
9.83
—
+
20,938,789
—22.58
,
f
16,564,585
+22.88
•7,480.143
129,871,715
—
+
+
r—
54,296,709
121,348,284
A,
378,395
176,739,349
+
298,087,633
298.501.103
—
57,911,318
of the Philippines,'
reported;
to have stated in course of;
Rddre^^:ori^•.ltov.^0v.4tot^•e;:bRVfi^•^
an
agreement with the United^
,
States
•; +44.35
-.
+ 68.66
+
—
20,536.168
0.13
6.88
—79.14
—219,980,533
+
72,692,174
277,964,935
5.76
+
riianufacturing industries increased to
*
v
Says
President Manuel Acuna Hoxas,;
13.39
19,749,522''» ++22.21
7.57
8,226,506
9.82
9,859,213
+ 43.44
39,328,587.
+
Roxas
—37.43
125.52
Earnings Rise in Sept. labor Dept. Reports
Weekly earnings in
Have Bases,
U. S. to
—19.74
v
9,060,608
122,441,917
V
21,524,396
.
90,543,128
176.738,626
tober,
7.13
•r-
;+: 0.86
1,711,331 •'
^••+vl>46
2,612,246
100,396,950
;
were
+
14,996,918
72,390,908
88,955,403
298,087,633
298,466.028
$45.10
permitting her to establish '
(Manila) for the raut
here
bases
tuapriefense ©tour two countries,".'
although ho ahnouncoment to,
effect had previously been made, ;
in Washington or Manila^
according to Associated Press rid+'•
vices from the Philippine Islands.' i
On Dec. 2, the same advices con-*
tinued, Mr. Roxas, amplified his'
earlier statement by explaining
that;. while " it was agreed that
bases iwould he established, the
either
$4 above a year ago, according to pre¬
liminary estimates released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics re* question of their exact locations^
is ?tilpundef riegotiatiQp.vThe Aa^v
cently. Retail prices of consumers goods rose about 13% over the
spciated Press added:
V
same period,
|
,
"From high United States Army
The Labor Bureau's announcement added:
advisory sources it was learned
present bases at the;
The rise in weekly earnings, evidenced in both the heavy and that the
mouth of the Pasig River and at '
light industries, reflects an .average increase in hourly earnings of
other strategic points along the'
13 lk cents over the year which more than offset the effect in weekly
waterfront and in. metropolitan'
ManUa are not necessarily perma» j
earnings of^^ hour reduction in ther:aveTa|e Workweelc.
nent.
'
a■l'.'X.':.5'-l'-'
Preliminary averages for September are as follows;
in
September 1946, more than
.
"President Roxas said that the
Hourly
—-
Durahle
matter of base sites
*
U2.3
119.7"
104.7
40.2
Final figures for August show that 18 of the 20 major manufac¬
turing groups had higher average hourly earnings than in July.
42.15
^
,
the^ dominant factor in effecting
while the payment of prenrium" rates for a large?, number
Additional wage rate increases, were
these
gains
of overtime hours was a
•
Average hours
40.4 in^^ August, the
Great Lakes Region,
and by
9.53
10.41
k +22.34
30.137.287:;:
cotton
November, .
compares with 21,753,942
spindles active during Oc¬
1946, and with 21,136,373 '
cotton spindles during No¬
which
+
+
•
spindles active during
2.79
—16.08
'
public storage jmd
1945.
There
+
159,216,004
176,936,230
,
30
'
8,905,693
11,372,524
+
109.232.938
On hand in"
6.22
+
.
on
gt' coippresses on Nov. 30, 1946+;
there were 6,212,240 bales of lint ■
and 60,507 bales of linters/ whiclv ;
compares with. 5,887,999 bales of *
lint and 45,412 bales of linters on
Oct. 31 and 10,613,299 bales of lint:
a nd: 50,444 balekof linters oh
vi «,
19.90
—i
3,190,550
18,828,861 :
—'
117,131,459
'M 93,423,391
122,391,572
1943—
i.Y'".
of
Northwestern Region—Comprises
,
Mississippi River
the
the section east of the Mississippi River and south
Kenova, W. Va., and a line thence following the
WESTERN DISTRICT
.
and
.•
'
+
0.82
+
•
2,105,694 bales of;
consuming establish¬
Oct. 31, 1945.
—
Nondurable
near
by the Potomac River tp its mouth.
—
-
'Nov. 30, 1946,; which ;
compatcs with; 2,618,941 bales of
lint and159,10& bales of linters ony>
Oct. 31, and 2,204,910 bales of lint,
and 258,412 bales of linters Ah
+ 11.24
<
40.1
40.0
the southern boundary of Virginia to the Atlantic.
the section north of the southern boundary-of
Kentucky and the Ohio River north to Parkersburg, W, Va.. and
line from Parkersburg to the southwestern corner of Maryland and thence
Pocahontas
+
12,572,543
7,699.654
J$45.10
47.95;
boundary of Kentucky and
eastern
Virginia,
south
a
5.20
18,546,361
+
129,871,715
1940—1
of Maryland and by the Potomac River
'•••A
6.64
—
72,692,174 +125.52
+
t-
Louis
1.48
+
(cents)
■
to
+
748,914
+
.N©-
199,247, bales of linters
hand in
ments
Earnings
SOUTHERN DISTRICT
'*i
,*
Peoria
+ V
93,181,915
•
4.36
—
•.
,
111.875,296
.
;
+ 15.84
$12,505,314
4,116,532
+
1,321,815 i
+
6,035,612
5,153,067
+
—
V00,842,946
98,000,260
91,274,033
1,
|
Decrease (—)
94,307,971
Hours
and north of the Ohio River to Parkersburg, W. Va.,
Ohio, River,
Year
$78,939,440
Weekly
®rea* ^akes Begion—Comprises the section on the Canadian, boundary between
England and the westerly shore of Lake Michigan to Chicago, and north of .a-line
'
*
,
©f
Increase (+) or
Preceding
-
ago.
k'kT:' ■
There were
228,255
Weekly
EASTERN DISTRICT
Region—Comprises the New England States.
the mouth of the
to
228,615
Earnings
-.Central Eastern Region—Comprises the section south of the Great Lakes Region
east
.18,476,865
70,204,570
from Chicago, via Pittsburgh to New York.
■
229,050
228.494
227,695
;
1
All Manufacturing
r
_
228,551
+
y;, :Yr/Y-v-Y'Y Y ^
Y:
232,749
2.72
+
ending
of linters, which: compares
2,941,881 bales of lint and
,331,352 bales of linters in the
corresponding period of a year
—15.02
—
'■*
';•'
bales
•
—27.82
grouping of. the roads conforms to the classification of the<Interstate
Commission, and the following indicates the confines of the different
and regions:
groups
+ 42.71
4,627,332
57,911,318
130,603,492
+
1,426,422
106,947,169
+ 208,817,153
+
78,746,806
+ 22,741,652
—120,051,247
+
/
with
240,563
- —
note—Our
commerce
V
■
+
40,346,921
"
■
+
—
88,910,238
,108*659,760
100,31*5,949 t > 108,622,455
1946—
15
241,447
99,634,540
29,046,959
1941—
4,270,197
239,499
241,704
37,441,385
1942—_
^Western District—;
;
237,854
240,693
—
-'-.
.
consumption was
3,482,650 bales of lint and 344,8J2
235,977
238,814
+
9,812,986
+
91,858,924
134,911,897
:
v
months
4
236,587' vember
30, cotton
236,779
147,231,000
02,217,886
i 83,092,939
94,222,438
71,781,674
193L-
9,72
„
'
1.76
—
.liutcrs ;in
the
In
1.77
9,980,689
181.413.185
1930
**.2,09W58>'*—i ^2.41
+
31,871,146-
'
24,192,009
26,058,156
4.28
■
180,359,111
1928—
+ 5.28
236,752
+
179.434.277
1926
13,317,114
235,640
■T. 4.51
-1945.'
236,525
^235,178
120,428,552
177,242,895
191,933,148
1925_„.
378,032
— 1.60
7.977,658
J340
5,717,488: + 4.40
+
235,205
235,611
arid
October
of lint; and 83,869
: Novembofi
bales
of
4.42
165.049.184 *
1936—
roads)
(27
98,603,683
130,065,153
'
8.91
0.94
+
24,381,004
—
129,300,309
1923**—
<
region ,(23 roads)—
regionJ~<4 roads)—— *
V
JW
V ';/ > • v'$m
"
Total
-
..
—'
?®5^40,69t:LL^?52,323,577
roads)—
(52
23,654,741
106,581,341
135,782,641
Southern District—
<
92,847,193
92,022,947
111.728.276
124,447,839
116,086,103
117,470,621
98,302.598
102,329,084
120,604,462
01,381,593
1929—.
<23 roads)-!
region
Pocahontas
■
96,878,558
1917—
(+) or Dec. ( —)
0.35
'1,723,772
44,549,658
L: 90,720,548
,«i m fn* •* m
1916—
$»
.
Central Eastern region (19 roads)
,
■
region (10 roads)—
New England
Gross Earnings
1945
Inc.
-
bales
...
1915—
OP SEPTEMBER \
SUMMARY BY GROUPS—MONTH
.
234,559
5,116,223
$91,444,754
1 90,191,439
1924—L
,
743,225
235,155
235,280
776,487,330
799,228,982
678,878,856
1914—
thereto.
*
23.68
—19.55
322,055,751
380,437,002
382.028.588
488,975,758
697,792,911
1913—
these results. The group¬
ing of the districts and regions is explained in the
113,783,775
in
linters
of
;
lint and 79,244
of
931,229. bales
bales
362,454,728
1912
Southwestern region. In the following
Of 27.82% was recorded by the
36.16.
224,922
+
-Year Given
1911—
respectively. The largest decrease
+
-Net Earnings-
1910—
followed in that order
243,027
232,349
——.
1909—
with 77.56 %.
247,466
245,148
232,378
+
v of.
Of the remaining
deficit of $40,263,757 in net last year.
was a
regions the Pocahontas again showed the greatest gain
248,156
10.24
amounted
877,461 bales of lint and 82,321
bales of linters as compared with
226.955
Month
region came up with the largest gain in net
of $70,057,133. However,' this is due to the fact that
+ 13.10
+
1946,j cotton consumed
to
232,772
356,449,463
660,401,991
243,463
239,050
232,186
275,158,450
306,552,878
679,177,735
+
+ : 1.90
+
566,461,331
466,895.312
349,662,649
272,059,765
291,772,770
*———,—
946^5™--^—^:
that this latter
note
——
———
238,698
6.43" 245,132
7.88
—120,753,579
564,421,630
556,003,668
776,539,717
944C._L»*,**-ri—799,228,982
It is interesting to
region to the Central Western region's 13.65%.
—
235,140
4.50^ 242,386
9,252,922
590,102,143
380,437,001
381,863,424
941
488,975i,757
942—697,792,911
and. 4.40% respectively.
with: increases of 8.10%
up
—
564,043,987
554,440,941
565,816,654
466,826,791
349,821,538
272,049,868
295,506,009
939—*.—*————
The Great Lakes and Centra}. Eastern
by the Pocahontas region.
—
226,526
237,591
3.56*.242,097
0.02"
+
+
33,901,638
129,367,931
+
540.062.587 •, +
564,756,924
940iu——-—w-*>^
of 9.72 % being once again indicated
tember with the largest increase
—-
+
229,161
230,918
+
»>
12,857,844
17,783,141
38,555,541
544,970,083
934—275,129,512
935—!*_*_*_***--.. 306,566,997
936—" 356,633,472
937—._***—r—
362,454,729
938———————
322,107,807
regions showed increases over last Sep¬
In gross earnings three
—"
933———
;
J A geographical subdivision of these totals will indicate how much
the-various districts and regions cpntributed to the consolidated fig¬
ures.
111999237458—
931
2.72
—14.68
' 72,692,174 +125.52
+ ;
539,853,860
564,443,591
588,948,933
930—
0.25
—
529,798,499
expenses
Ratio of expenses
228,255
$678,878,856
r
.
earnings
Gross
227,695
$660,401,991
Mileage of 129. roads_*___.,
496,784,097
498,702,275
923—544,270,233
(—
Inc. ( + ) or Dec.
1945
9194203—
921.
higher than last September, which represents the greatest
percentage increase in net earnings of any month of the current year
when compared with its corresponding month of 1945. These results
aire shown in tabular form in the appended table:
\
1946
594,192,321"
922—L
125.52%
September-
——
217,277
12.11
+
39,801
285,850,745
276,458,199
294,333,449
330,978,448
357,772,850
485,870,475
480,408,546
617,537,676
496,978,503
499,720,575
220,205
233,428
4.1fr
+
report *
showing
Preced'g
Given
(—)
Washing¬
issued its
17
Dec.
on
cotton consumed in the
United States, cotton on hand and
active
cotton
spindles
in the*
month of November.
'
In
the
month
of November,
Year
•Year
(+ ) or
19,891,032
9,805,231
275,244,811
285,050,042
— —
920—;
$529,798,499 as compared to $620,967,538 in September, 1945,, a de¬
crease of 14.68%.
The net earnings of $130,603,492 were therefore
+
ton
-Mlleage-
$10,148,617
25,593,110
+
—
272,992,901
294,241,340
332,888,990
917—1———^364,880,086
918—487,140.781
919—*__«
495,123,397
,
l
(
Dec.
Preceding
Given-
$252,711,515 $242,562,898
211,281,315
910
236,874,425
249,014,235
911—249,054,036
252,318,597
912
272,209,629
909
The gross
Month of
Inc.
..v Year
:-■ 'i'CYear
Sept.
gross
months.
9922345678—
of
The Census Bureau at
-Gross Earnlngs-
Month
?
earnings.
Consumption:
Oct. Cotton
sumfharies back to
furnish the September
1909, for both the gross and net
and net earnings of the United States railroads were
less in the month of September than in either of the two preceding
The
In* the following we
13; 1947
^Monday, January
CHRONICLE
contributing factor.
worked
per
,
>
:-
weefc; -in ^ riianufapturlng
dureblevanA hicai^rahl^^^g^
.
.
"
increased to
still was under
by the ;vtwcrs go^vernments^
although Agreement had : been
reached on the basic principle of
study
permitting: the
t
United States .to
Philippines
defense of both
establish bases in the
for
the
mutual
countries..
i.
::•;.•?;
"Under one American
'.;,•?
plan,. unr
agreeable to Mr?i
mountainous Mariveles
area
of Bataan ; would bev con¬
verted into an atomic bomb-proof
derstood. to be.
Roxas, the
base with extensive underground5
installations. •.^ •. V.:.;; I ••;;
Authorization for such a base
workweek./ ThiS' is the first time this year that would necessarily have to come
from the United States Congress
the average hours worked in the; durable: goods group has been as i°hg.
and r its cost, rwouid l run- in v the
I as. in the nondurable and is th© first Unie in, four, months that the
neighborhood of a" billion; dollars;
average for the heavy industries has been over the 40 hour.mark. The
Mariveles area would be
The lengthening of the workweek in the durable goods group in¬ leased to the U. B. for 100 years.!
-'
"Spine American officers, how*
dicates that some of the reconversion ^ifficulties and materiai short-.
ever, > favor pulling out
of the
ages have been ironed out.-:y'•. ;........•'-.;.•,v
,
Philippines entirely and building
l
■
Weekly earnings in all major • manufacturing - groups averaged entirely new atom bomb-proof in^
stallations in the Western Pacific
over $34 in August with only five groups averaging less than $40. Of
islands, where there would be no
the 20 major groups nine (lumber," furniture, stone, textiles, apparel,
question of their authority or -ju-.
food, tobacco, paper, and printing)-had^ weekly earnings which set risdiction.".
new high points.
.■
-J•. Am•*:
^'-.'0
■>
?\~
eraging the same
■
259
State and
W*.
City Department
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Nuveen & Co., and Paine, Webber,
CALIFORNIA
Jackson & Curtis, both of Chicago,
Angeles County Sch. Diets.
jointly, at a net interest cost of
Alabama (State of) .
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif,
3,06%,' a price of 100.204, as fol¬
".
Bond Offering — C. E. Sauls, >
Bond Sale — The " $1,355,000
lows: for $144,000 maturing $6,000
Director/ of the Department of
Inglewood- City School
District
Jan. 1, 1950 to 1973, as 3s, and
LState Docks, and .Terminals, will
bonds offered for sale on Jan. 7—•
$30,OOQmaturing $6,000 Jan. 1, 1974
receive sealed bids until noon oh
v. 164, p: 3004—were awarded to
to 1978, as 314s
Interest payable
Feb. 5, for the purchase of $3,000,the 4 syndicate
composed of the J-J. Dated Jan.
1, 1947. Denom.
©00 State Docks expansion bonds.
Bank of America National Trust
$1,0Q0., ' T
ADated Feb.- 1,- 1947. Denomination
& Savings Association,"" Blyth &
.$1,000. These bonds are due Feb. Co., Weeden &
Co., all of San Tulare Local Hospital Dist. (P. O,
.1, as follows: $75,000 in 1948, $76,- Francisco, and the William R.
Tulare), Calif,
.000 in 1949, $78,000 in 1950, $80,Bond Sale
The $480,000 hos¬
Staats Co., of Los Angeles, as 2s,
©00 in 1951, $81,000 in 1952, $83,- at a
price of 100.675, a basis of pital construction bonds offered
*000 in 1953, $84,000 in 1954, $86,- about 1.93%. Dated Feb. 1, 1947. for sale on Jan. 6—v. 164, p. 3339
©00 in 1955, $88,000 in 1956, $90,■were
awarded to the Bank of
Denomination $1,000. These bonds
©00 in 1957, $91,000 in 1958, $93,are due Feb.
l,;in 1949 to 1968. America National Trust & Savings
©00 in 1959, $95,000 in 1960, $97,Association, of San Francisco, as
Interest payable F-A. 'V
*
000 in 1961, $99,000 in 1962, $101,The following school bonds 214s, at a price of 101.63, a basis
©00 in 1963, $103,000 in 1964, $105,amounting to $575,000, also offered of about 2.06%, Dated Jan. 1, 1947,
©00 in 1965, $107,000 in 1966, $109,for sale on Jan. 7—v. 164, p. 3004 Denomination $1,000. These bonds
©00 in 1967, $111,000 in 1968, $114,•were
awarded to the Bank of are due Jan. 1, in 1948 to 1968.
000 in 1969, $116,000 in 1970, $118,-;
America National Trust and Sav¬ Interest payable J-J. The next
000 in 1971, $121,000 in 1972, $123,ings Association, and Weeden & highest bidder was Paine, Web¬
©00 in 1973, $125,000 in 1974, $128,Co., both of San Francisco, jointly: ber; Jackson & Curtis, for 214 s,
000 in 1975, $130,000 in 1976, and
at a price of 100.42.
..
$400,000 Citrus Union High School
"$93,000 in 1977.*Rate of interest
District bonds, as 2s, at a price
%o be" stated" in multiples of }/\ of
CONNECTICUT
of 100.86, a basis of: about
1%.
The unqualified approving
1.915%.
Due Feb; I, 1949 to
Connecticut (State of) '
!
"opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
A: Bond% Offering — George
1968, incl.
*
A.
.Chicago, will be ~ furnished.
A
175,000 Azusa City School Dis- Maynard, Secretary of the Old
certified check for 2% of the face
: : trict bonds, as 2y4S, at a price
Lyme-Old Saybrook Bridge Com¬
A: amount of the bonds to be sold,
mission, will receive sealed bids
toayable to the Department of State '(•$ of 102.022, a basis of about
2.055%. Due Feb, 1, in 1949 until noon on Jan. 23, at the State
Docks and Terminals, is required.
Treasurer's office, for the pur¬
to 1968.
'
chase of $6,000,000 Old Lyme-Old
ARIZONA
tiated'Feb. 1, 1947." Dehorriination
i -n -■< t - ■
*,
:
Saybrook Bridge coupon or reg¬
*
'Maricopa County, Madison School $1,000. Interest payable F-A."
istered bonds, to bear not exceed¬
The $200,000 Hudson Elemen¬
j District (P. O.Phoenix), Ariz.
ing 3% interest. Dated Dec. 1,
Bond Election Pending—An is¬ tary School District bonds also of¬
1946. Denomination $1,000. These
fered for sale on Jan. 7—v. 164,
sue of $298,000 construction bonds
bonds are due June 1, as follows:
will be submitted to the voters at p. 3339—were awarded to R. H.
$125,000 in 1950 to 1954, , $150,000
«ri election-td be held in the ncfir Moulton & Co., of Los Angeles. in 1955 to
1957, $175,000 in 1958
Dated Feb. 1, 1947. Denomination
future,
ATAA
to 1962, $200,000 in 1963 to 1966,
ARKANSAS
$1,000. These bonds are due Feb.
$225,000 in 1967 and 1968, $250,if in 1949 to 1963. Interest payable 000 in 1969 to 1978, and $300,000
Fort Smith, Ark.
<r •'
F-A.
in
1979.
Principal and interest
Bond Offering
It is stated by
(J-D)
payable
at the
County
Paul Lile, City Clerk, that he will Los Angeles County,
Temple Sch.
offer for sale at public auction
Treasurer's office or the HartfordDist, (P. O, Los Angeles)/ Calif.
Connecticut
Trust " Co., Tor
the
on Jan. 21, at 2 p.m., a $750,000
Bond Offering — J. F. Moroney,
Guaranty Trust Co.,, of New York.
issue of 1%% .municipal airport
County Clerk, will receive sealed
General obligations; delivery on
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. bids until 10 a.m. on Jan. 14, for
or about Feb. 14, at place of pur¬
1,^ as follows: $20,000 in 1949 and the purchase of $150,000 school
chaser's choice. Bidders to name
1950; $21,000, 1951 and 1952; $22,- bonds,' to bear not exceeding 5%
the rate of interest in multiples
000, 1953 and 1954; $23,000, 1955 interest. Dated Feb. 1, 1947. De¬
of Vs of 1%. The approving opin¬
and 1956; $24,000, 1957 and 1958; nomination
$1,000. These bonds
$25,000, . 1959 and 1960; * $26,000, are due Feb. 1, as follows: $5,000 ion of the Attorney-General of the
State and of Masslich & Mitchell,
1961 and 1962; $27,000, 1963 and in 1949 and
1950, and $10,000 in
of New York City,- will Be fur¬
1964; $28,000, 1965; $29,000, 1966 1951 to 1964.- Rate of interest to
nished
the
purchaser
without
and 1967; $30,000, 1968 and 1969; be in
multiples of
of 1 %. Prin¬
A
certified check for
$31,000, 1970 and 1971; $32,000, cipal and interest (F-A).?payable charge.
1972; $33,000, 1973 and 1974, and at the County Treasury. A certi¬ $100,000, A payable to the State
Treasurer; must accompany the
$34,000 in 1975 and 1976. The fied check for
W
V ALABAMA
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Los
'
purchaser without cost. A certi¬
fied check for 2% of the principal
amount of the bonds, payable to
of
Board
the
Public
certificates has been ap¬
revenue
,;
/
An
—
of
$250,000 2%% electric
Tight plant and system refunding
Instruction,
required with bid.
is
Mascoutah, III.
Legality Approved
Bond
ssue
.
,
County, Palm River
Sch. Dist. (P. Q, Tampa), Fla.
election will be held
Certificate
.
.
*
.
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.
.
3% of the bonds bid
bonds
will
bear- interest
the
at
above rate, but are convertible at
the
option of
1
bonds
the purchaser into
bearing a lower rate, on
such terms that the
ceive
therefor
and
city shall
re¬
thereon
substantially the same amount of
money as upon 1%% bonds sold
at the price bid, which shall be
pay
not less
for, payable to the Chairman of
the Board of Supervisors, is re¬
bonds
bond counsel
approv¬
ing their legality will be furnished
and paid for by the purchaser,
together with the
expense of cer¬
tifying the bonds. A $15,000 cer¬
tified check,"payable to the city,
is required with bid.
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.
held
on
Jan.
17
in order
the voters pass on the
to
have
issuance of
$50,000 construction bonds.'
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Santa Cruz
County, Freedom Union
Elementary School District A
■V:.
(P. O. Santa Cruz)i Calif.
J,
Sale
|f Bond
maturing
1944,
said
to
bonds
Jan.
$7,500.
are
to
-
1,
1970,
Holders
present
of
them
for payment
on and after redemp¬
tion date, at the Commercial Na¬
tional Bank of Little Rock..
—
The
$100,000
Dec.
15, 1957 to 1966, as 2s.. Inter¬
payable J-D. The next highest
bidder was Pajero Valley Sayings
est
Bank,
2s, at
a
'•
.
,
^
©lection
;
have
,
the
voters
approved
the
are
said
issuance
$75,000 hospital bonds.
Watsonville, for
price of 100.283,
a
$100,000
net in¬
terest cost of 1.973%.
r.s; Siloam Springs, Ark.
"V
Bonds Voted >- At.' a
recent
to
*
of
thereof and accrued interest to re¬
demption date, together with a
premium of 6% of such principal.
be
at the
ers
payable
Manufacturers
the
at
Trust Co.,
Interest
ion will be furnished
to the pur¬
Trust Co., of
price
City, is re¬
ized
Refunding Bonds Ready for De¬
town's bondholders
and creditors
National
Atlantic
Palm
Beach,
Bank
Fla.,
as
Bond
to
deliver ;; refunding
exchange for the out¬
standing indebtedness. The ex¬
changes must be completed prior
prepared
in
bonds
Oct. 31, 1947, or the indebted¬
ness
becomes cancelled. Any re¬
to
quests for information concerning
Diis exchange should be addressed
to Willard Utley, Harvey Build¬
ing, West Palm Beach, or to Gib¬
son
& Gibson,209 South Olive
Ave., West Palm Beach, Fla.
:
New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
— The
$125,000
electric
revenue
certificates of¬
;
Certificate Sale
Torrance, Calif.
Bond. Sale —The
$174,000 Mu¬
nicipal Water District No. 2 bonds
offered for sale
p.
3339
—
were
Jan. 7—v. 164,
awarded to John
on
r
1950; $72,000 in 1951; $95,000,
were
author¬
tion
to
the
An
voters at
to be held
Cook
—
County
on
Jan.
price of 101.779,
1.335%.
Dated
a
?
basis of about
,
Oct. 1,
1946. Due
Jan. 1, as follows: $5,000 in 1948,'
$10,000 in 1949 to 1952, and $37r.T
000 in 1953 to 1967. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis. The next
highest bidder was Shields & Co.,
Coffin & Burr, and City Securities
Corp., Indianapolis, jointly, for
1V2S, at a price of 101.392.
Albany, Ind.
Bond Sale
The $37,500 fire
equipment bonds offered for sale
on
Jan. 7—v. 164, p. 3461—were
,
.
—
awarded
:
AT
A
to
Raffensperger,:
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, as
1V4S, at a price of 100.035, a basis
of
about
1.2447%.
Dated; Dec.
2,
1946. Denomination
$1,000, one for
$500. These bonds are due July 1,
in 1948 to 1962. The next highest
bidder was Kenneth S. Johnson,
.
.
issue of
sub¬
the elec¬
21.
J
Township High T
Sch. Dist. No. 204 (P. O.
sale recently, were awarded to the
Boston Corp., as l^s, at a
First
New
construction bonds was
Election
;works district bojidsuqffered .for-v
'
Buckley, III.
Bond
k-rft
■[./■
Sale—The $600,000 water
for
V/2S, at
a
price of 101.583.
;
1
of
issue
An
—
mitted
and
1,
Dec.
Evansville, Ind.
exchange
tion, for the purchase of $2,250,$1,000. Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Due on
1, as follows: $68,000 in 1949
a
Jan.
INDIANA
West
at
$8,000 water bonds will be
Jan.
2s, at
due
Nov. 5, 1946.
on
agent fo»4he^bove town, is now
Jan.
Denomination
are
Mayor Paul H. Dunbar, that the
13, by A.v S. • Edwards, County
Superintendent of Public Instruc¬
bonds.
Dated
bonds
general election held
being advised by
are
.
school
the
at
Northern
as
livery—The
,
on
the
to
Chicago,
1,.1948 to 1965," and
Lantana, Fla.
$138,000
a.m.
Is*
date called.
102.799.
of
1947. " These
Special Tax Sch.
approved at the election held on
O. Pensacola), Fla.
Dec. 28.
>
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Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
awarded
were
charge. A cer¬
tified check for 2% of the amount
the
on
Mor¬
rison), III.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 bridge
bonds offered for sale recently,
chaser without any
bid, payable to
quired,
ceases
Whiteside County (P. O.
New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago, whose approving opin¬
Dist. No. 16 (P.
000
Bond Call
amounting
deliv¬
will
ered to the
No. 68, III.
A
has
purchaser or purchas¬
Peoples Savings Bank,
Lakeland. Principal and interest
certificates
These
Bonds' Voted
Escambia County
Trust
on
Jan. 21, for the purchase of
$1,750,000 light and water revenue
certificates. Dated Jan. 1,
1947.
Denomination $1,000. These bonds 1645, 1702, 1916, 1979, 2076, 2200,
2223' and
2328
are due Jan. 1, as follows: $125,000
amounting
to
in 1951 and 1952, $130,000 in 1953 $29,000. The holders of said bonds
and 1954, $50,000 in 1955, $150,000 are notified to present same, to¬
in 1956, $160,000 in 1957 and 1958, gether with all interest coupons
$220,000 in 1959, $240,000 in I960, maturing on and after Feb. 1,
and $260,000 in 1961. Bidders to 1947, at the above Depositary, and
name the rate of interest in mul¬
they will be redeemed by pay-"
principal amount
tiples of one-tenth or Vs of 1%. ment of the
Sale —The
FLORIDA
&
Bank
Depositary,
as
funding
bridge
revenue
bonds,
maturing Feb. 1, 1970, Nos. 132,
239, 263, 355, 487, 532, 556, 618,
734, 850, 901, 965, 1079, 1136, 1195,
1241, 1313, 1368, 1460, 1501, 1598,
a.m;
.
Special Sch. Dist. No. 7, Ark. school bonds offered for sale on
The above.District
Jan. 7, were awarded to Blyth &
is calling for. payment on- Jan.. 1,
Co., of San Francisco, at a price
at par and accrued interest to that
of 100.10, a net interest cost of
date,A/; the
following
refunding
1.907%, as follows: for $25,000
bonds: Nos; 16RB through 18RB,
maturing $5,000 Dec. 15, 1947 to
3%%, dated Dec. 1, 1940, matur¬
1951, as 11/2 s, $25,000 maturing
ing. Jan.' -1,
1970; Nos. ' 127RB
$5,000 Dec. 15,-1952 to 1956, as
through 134RB, 2Y4%, dated Oct.
l3/4s, and $50,000 maturing $5,000
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10
National
selected by lot and calls for pay¬
ment at said bank on Feb. 1, re¬
Press-
bids until
Island, III.
The Continental
—
Co., Chicago,
.
,
Paris
sealed
Call
Illinois
Darien, Conn.
fered for sale on Jan. 2—v. 164,
$200,000 tax p. 3340—were awarded jointly to
The Security-First? Natl Bank anticipation notes offered for sale
the Crummer Co., Inc., of Orlando,
of Los Angeles, was associated on Jan. 8—v.; 165, p. 116—were and
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of
with the above named in the pur¬ awarded to the Home Bank &
Chicago,, as 3Y4S. Dated Jan. 1,
chase of the bonds as 2s, at a price Trust .Col, of Darien, at a discount 1947.; Due
on Jan. 1, in 1950 to
of 101.01, a basis of about 1.88%. of 0.50%.
Dated Jan. ? 10, 1947.
1968, Interest payable J-J.
ATAAT
AT: V A A A;
These notes are due May 15, 1947.
Sacramento County, Fair Oaks
The next highest bidder was the
ILLINOIS
•Grammar Sch. Dist. (P, O.
National City Bank, New York,
.Sacramento), Calif. <
Amboy Central Grade Sch. Dist.
at a rate of 0.65%.
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recognized
Rock
City Clerk-Comptroller, will
receive
1946.
Bond
•-
Note
quired.
than par on the basis of
bearing 2^% interest. The
purchaser will have the privilege
Bond Election—It is stated by
of naming the paying agent and
the bank to certify the bonds. The the t County
Superintendent of
Schools that an election will be
printed bonds and the opinion of
.
bid,
Offering—L.
to legality by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis. Dated
Dec. 15,
Lakeland, Fla.
grove,
as
Feb.
on
4, to have the voters pass on the
issuance of $200,000 construction
bonds.
.
:
&
Bond Election—It is stated that
an
—
„
proved
Hillsborough
>
i
Pine
Township School Township
(P. O. R.R. No; 2, Michigan City)
A;T%TA-'AT
Indiana
Bond
Offering — Alfred
Schlundt,
Trustee, ; will
receive
for the
purchase of $101,000 build-?
ing bonds, to bear not exceeding41/2% interest. Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
Denomination $1,000. These boncte;1
are
due $3,000 on
July 1, 1948, $4,-,
Jan. and $3,000 July 1, 1949
1952; $100,000, 1953 to 1957;? $105,to 1958, and $4,000 Jan. and July
000, 1958; r $122,000, 1959; $125,ing coupon bonds offered for sale 1, 1959, to Jan. 1, 1962. Rate of in¬
000, 1960 and 1961; $130,000, 1962
terest to be in multiples of Vi ail
on Jan.
8—v. 164, p. 3461—were
and 1963; $135,000, 1964 and 1965;
1%.
The approving opinion of
awarded to the Harris Trust &
$140,000, 1966, and $150,000 in
Savings Bank of Chicago, as l%s, Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
1967 and 1968. Bidders are invited
Indianapolis, will be furnished to;;
at a price of 100.889, a net interest
to name the rate of interest in
the successful bidder at the ex¬
cost of 1.446%. Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
multiples of % of 1%, which must
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are pense of the Township. A certified
be the same for all of the bonds.
check for $1,000, payable to the?
due $15,000 Dec. 1, 1948 to 1966.
These bonds will be sold at not
The next highest bidder was the School Township, must accompany^
less than 101.50, and accrued in¬
First
Boston
Corp., for $90,000 the bid.
terest. Principal and interest pay¬
IV4S at a price of 100.16.
able at the Ceneral Hanover Bank
IOWA
-A.:
& Trust Co., New York City. Of¬ Hampshire Sch. Dist. No. 26, III•
Sully, Iowa
Bonds Voted — An
issue of
fered subject to the approving
opinion
of - Caldwell,
Marshall, $350,000 - construction bonds was -Bond Sale—The $6,000 city hall1;
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York approved at the election -held" on bonds offered for sale on Jan. 6,'
LaGrange), III.
Bond Sale—The $285,000 build¬
A Aa
sealed bids until 8 p.m. on Jan. 20,
000
.
;
City, which will be furnished to
Dec. 21.
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.-rV:-."
were
purchased
by the
^'
Kellogg
THE COMMERCIAL &
260
received.
1
•:r-
municipal securities, are
making free distribution of the
39th edition of the booklet giving
lowa i
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Salomon
Webster
Moseley &
Co., the Lee Higginson / Corp.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
all
of New
York, Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buffalo, the
First of Michigan Corp.; of New
York, Braun; Bosworth
Co./
Inc., J.. M. Dain & Co., of Minne.-;
apolis, the Milwaukee Co., of Mil^
waukee, Laurence M.> Marks &
Co., Charles Clark & Co., .Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
all. of New York, and Harold /E.
Wood & Co., of St. Paul, as IV2S,.
at a price of 100.4406, a basis of
■'Bond Offering—Rex M.
Welder,
up-to-date financial statistics of
Auditor,;will receive the Commonwealth of Massachu¬
Jan. 20,
setts, its counties/"cities, towns
.for the purchase of $300,000 con¬
and districts. This latest edition
struction
court
house
bonds.
contains an outline;/map of the
'Dated Feb. 1, 1947. Denom. $1,000.
Commonwealth, showing all its
These bonds are due Nov. 1, as
political subdivisions/; *'V
V"
follows: $9,000 in 1948, $14,000 in
Other statistics given show pop¬
1949 to 1952, $15,000 in 1953 to
1955, $16,000 in 1956 to 1958, $17,- ulation, assessed valuation, gross
000 in 1959 to 1962, $18,000 in 1963 and net debt, net debt-ratio and
and 1964 and $19,000 in 1965 and^ per capita tax levy, tax collec¬
tions, tax titles, and a comparison
1966. :; Principal and interest pay¬
County
sealed bids until 2 p.m. on
-
1%.
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about
1.425 %: •
/-
-
opinion
approving
The
of
/
$140,000 bonds./The
;
Sale.
building
The
—•/
offered
bonds
Dec. 30—v.
on
City'Council
$.<;
Fergus County Sch. Dist. No,
(P. O. Lewiston), Mont.
Bond
Each bid must be for
furnished;
^
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1
Dorsey/ Colman/ Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis, will be
Securities Corp., F. S.
in
ers
County (P. O. Creston),
Union
MONTANA
designate. Rate of interest to be in
multiples of J/4* or one-tenth of
syndicate composed of
Fenn. & ; Co., *
Bros. & Hutzler, Stone &
Municipal Financial
Statistics
1 Revised—Tyler & Co., Inc., deal¬
'* / *
-
(
a
Phelps,
No other bid
vat a price of par.
was
auction to
/■//
■'Massachusetts (State of)
2M>sr
'Savings Bank, of Kellogg, as
13, 19f7
Monday, January
;
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
^
$300,000,
lor sale
164, p. 2741—were
separate¬ awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hop-?
These bonds were voted at the wood, of Minneapolis; as 2 % sg at
general election held on Nov/ 5/ a price bf T00.193/ Dated Jan. X,
1946, A certified check,for, $2,800^ 1947. These bonds were authorize^
payable i to the. City Treasurer/ at the; election held on. Nov. 5.
must accompany, the bid,/
' -> The next highest bidder was State
will not award the issue
ly.
Land Board, fo^ SVas; at a
V-/
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NEBRASKA
Jackson,
Partial Award—Option on Bal¬
ance—J.
j
R.
price o|
part////; ?
MISSISSIPPI
.V: '
City Clerk,
Skinner,
has announced that of the $2,500,-
Geneva,^ Neb.
$,// //''/
recent elec¬
said to have
Bonds Voted—At a
/
the
tion
voters
able in Creston.
Legality to be of tax rates/ Copies may be se¬
000 public improvement bonds of¬
$630,000 storm drain bonds. Due
heavily approved the proposal to
approved by Chapman & Cutler,? cured from Tyler & Co., Inc., upon
from Feb. 1, 1948 to 1957, in- fered on Jan. 7—v. 164, p. 3462—
issue $10,000 - park improvement
/
of Chicago. These bonds were au- request. //'■;,
elusive/yyyyyi i a block of $500,000 was awarded bonds.
:
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thorized at the general election
to a syndicate composed of the
Westborough, Mass.
820,000 fevblving fund bonds.
held on Nov. 5, 1946.
A certified
Bond Sale—The $232,000 water
Capital National Bank, Deposit
Neligh, Neb.
:
: Due from Feb. 1,1948 to 1957,
Check for $6,000 is required.
bonds offered for sale on Jan. 6—
Guaranty Bank ' & ' Trust;/ .Co.,
/
are
:
.
inclusive.
165,
v.
KANSAS
:
»,i '
r
.u
..
Price Paid—The City Clerk now
<•:> y-
.*.•«.
v-
-■
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Salina,
Kan.
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400,000
Hornblower &
Weeks, both of Boston, jointly, as
l^4s, at a price of 100.1545, a ba¬
■
about 1.23 %
im¬ sis of
states that the $59,973.78 \
park bonds. Due from State National Bank, and the 000 aviation field bonds was fa¬
Feb/1,1048 to 1957, inclusive. Commercial Bank & Trust Co., all vorably voted at the election held
\
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300,000 refuse destructor bonds. of Jackson, at a price of 100.025, on Dec. 24, 1946/
Due from Feb. 1,1948 to 1057, a net interest Cost of 1.89%,* as
Omaha Public Power District/
follows: $50,000 maturing $10,000
inclusive.
(P. O: Omaha), Neb.
400,000 public relief bonds. Due Feb. 1, 1948 to 1952, as 3s; $100,Bond Offering—Karl C. Brown,
from Feb. 1, 1948 to 1957, in¬ 000 maturing $20,000 Feb. it, 1953
to 1957, as l%s, $280,000 maturing Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
clusive.
tors, will receive sealed bids until
650,000 water works bonds. Due $70,000 Feb. 1, 1958 to 1961, as 2s,
11 a.m. bn Jan. 21, fot the pur¬
from Feb. 1, 1948 to 1967, in¬ and $70,000 maturing Feb. 1,1962,
of
the following / bonds
as
Interest payable? /FrA. chase
clusive.
The
same;
syndicate, has been amounting to $42,000,000, not ex¬
Additional
Sale
The = above
granted a" 10-day option to pur¬ ceeding 4%f interest:
syndicate was also awarded the
chase the > balance of. $2,000,000 $22,000,000
electric revenue ? of
$3,310,000 coupon refunding bonds
1947 bonds. Due Feb. 1, as folbonds/ at the same rates and price,
offered on the same date-r-Vi/164,
i
The next highest bidder was
a
l6ws:r $950,000 in 1950, $1,000,p/ 3341—as 1.40s,; at/a pride? of
000 in 1951, $1,050,000 in 1952
Syndicate? headed by the First Na¬
100.3806, a basis of about 1:32 %.
and 1953, $1,100,000 in 1954
tional Bank, Memphis,'- at a price
Dated Feb. 1, 1947. Due $331,000
and 1955, $1,150,000 in 1956,
of. 100.001, a net interest cost of
from Feb.11,-1948; to 1057^ inelur
?
$1,200,000 in 1957 and 1958,
1.98%.
sive. Second best offers for the
/ '
$1,250,000 in 1959 and 1960,
two issues were > those submitted Jackson
County, Pascagoula Rural
$1,350,000 in 1963,: $1,300,000
by a group headed by the North¬
in 1961 and 1962/ $1,400,000 in
Separate Sch. Dist. (P. 0.
ern Trust Co;, of Chicago; and the
1964 and 1965, $1,450,000 in
Pascagoula), Miss.
Chase
National ' Bank,
of New
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
1966, and $1,500,000 in 1967.
York, with a bid of 100.437 for the bonds offered for sale on Jan, 6*—
20,000,000 electric revenue of
$3,200,000 as l^s, and* 100.38 for v. 164, pi 3341—were awarded to
1947 bonds. Dye Feb, 1, 1977;
the $3,310,000 as 1.40s.
r
White; Hattier & Sanford/ of New
Dated Feb/i, 1947/Denom/$1,«/
/Bonds Offered for Investment— Orleans, at a net interest cost of 000. * Bidders for said bonds may.
Dated Feb. 1/1947. / De¬ specify any rate or rates in mul¬
The purchasers immediately re* 2.38%.
These bonds tiples of % of 1%/ Both principal,
offered the above bonds for gen¬ nomination $1,000.
117—were awarded to
p.
Coffin & Burr, and
,
Dated Jan. 1,
.
*
1947/ Denom. $1,000. These bonds
are due Jan.
1, in 1948 to 1962.
provement bonds sold to Beecroft,
Cole & Co., of Topeka; as noted
'
jhtere—v, 164,* p. 3461—^were pur¬ The next ,highest bidder was F. S,
chased by the said firm at a price Moseley. & Coand Robert Haw¬
of 100.53, a basis of about 1.12%.; kins & Co./ jointly, at a price of
Dated Sept. 1/1946. Due oh Sept. 100.139/
MICHIGAN
in: 1947 to 1956, inclusive'.
In¬
'
.
payable M-S.
terest
'
Norway, Mich.
Offering Scheduled
~ It
that Jan. 28,
Cueydan,' La. ' *
/
:
as a tentative
Bond Offering—-It is reported date for the sale of $250,000 elec¬
that sealed bids will be received tric power planttpurchase^ b^
Until Feb. 4, by the City Clerk, for
Royal Oak Township, Oakland
the purchase of the $20,000 not to
County, Mich.
Cekceed
4% ' semi-annual
water
Interest / Payment / Scheduled-^
works and electric plant revenue
^
LOUISIANA
1
Bond
lilt®
has
been
reported
has been specified
1
-
bdnds, approved recently by
,
The holders of bonds and interest
the
refunding certificates of indebted¬
ness
of the above township are
Voters.
m
Bbiids/Voted-r-An issue? of i$X0,-*;
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Rapides Parish Sch. Dist. No..
1 :
(P. O. Alexandria) j La(. :
1 being advised that all injunctions
having been dissolved, the towpi'Bond Sale-—The $275,000 >cou¬ ship wili pay interest due Oct. 1,
pon school bonds offered for sale 1946, on $6,720 Series A bonds;
©n Jan/ 3—v. 164,/ pi 3196—were
$32,100 Series B bonds; $17,245
,
f
Bank & Series C bonds, and $5,999.40 in¬
of Alexandria, at a price terest refunding certificates of in¬ eral subscription; the refunding
| of 100.036, a net interest cost of debtedness, payable at the Na¬ bonds, at, .prices' ^ lo .yield .from
about 1.74%, on the bonds divided tional Bank of petroit/ Saralr F. 0.75% to t35%, while the various
Bradford is clerk of the town¬ purpose bonds were offered at
as follows: $130,000 as Is, due on
Feb. 15; $15,000 in 1948 to' 1953, ship.
prices to yield from 0.70% to
and $20,000 in 1954 and 1955, the
Sealed Tenders Invited—Sealed 1.60%, all according to maturity.
remaining $145,000 as 2s, due on tenders will be received until 8:30
St. Louis Park, Minn.
Feb 15; $20,000 in 1956 to 1959,
p.m. on Jan. 16, by Sarah E. Brad¬
Warrant Sale — The following
$22,000 in 1960 and 1961, and $21,- ford, Township Clerk, of Refund¬
sewer ; warrants
totaling $20,400,
000 in 1962. Dated Feb. 15, 1947.
ing bonds, Series A, B and C,
/Interest payable F-A. Second best dated; Oct. .1,/ 1936, due Oct. 1, offered for sale on Jarr. 6-^-v. 164,
p. 3341-^were 'awarded: to 'Kalman
bid was an offer* of 100.10 for
1966, and Interest Ref. Ctfs./ dat¬
$275,000
as
2s, -submitted
by ed Oct. 1, 1937, and, maturing Oct. & Co., and Jurah & Moody^,1 both
of Stv Paul/ jeihtlyr*■*
Seharff & Jones, Weil & Co., and
1, 1947.
The amount ori hand
the Rapides Bank & Trust Co., of available 4o?^the • retirement- of $3;5Q0 storna sewer district No. 13
Alexandria, jointly/
; - - - / / -; Series A'and B v bonds is $79,100.
warrants," as l.80S, 'at a price
of 1O0.2O2, 8 basis of about
The ariiount oh hand available for
awarded to the Guaranty
•
are, due/Feb. X, in 1948 to 1967.
The next highest bidder was the
Trust Co.,
-
.
:
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IV-. '■•>'
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the retirement of Series C bonds
Rcmgor,Me. •> '/>// y// // is $48,225, and the amount on hand
/ 'Note Sale—The $7001)00 tax an-; for the retirement of Interest Re-
•a?v
ticipation-T notes offered'for sale
Jan. >7, were- awarded to the
Eastern /Trtist; &, Banking -Co:,
Merrill.Trust Co., and the Mer^
,
©n
fhndin^ Certificates Is $8,16082// '
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St. Clatr,:Mich: •
Bond; Sale—The $99,000 bonds
offered Jan. 6-r-v/ 165;- >h^ll7'%
chants National Bank, all; of Ban¬ were awarded to
Braun, Bos worth
gor, jointly J at a rate-of 0.64%.
& Co., Inc./ of Toledo, at % price
These- bonds- are due on Oct. 6,
100.012, a net interest cost of about
v..
1.223 %, as follows// *, \
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$32,000 water bonds: $9,000 Is; due
MASSACHUSETTS
on
t
(P. O. Salem), Mass.
Essex County
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///••Note Sale—The $450,000 tuber¬
1949
are
payable Jan. 10, 1948, at the
*
National
Bank,
in
Salem, Mass., or at holder's option,
the National Shawmut Bank
at
/,'J?"
of Boston.
•
incl.; *
$49,0(50 l^s. due
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on
discount of 0.58%. Dated Jan.
Merchants
t
,
sewer bonds: $18,000 Is,
due on Dec. 1 from 1947 to
notes
10,
These notes
from 1947 to 1949
67,000
Were
1947. Denom. $5,000.
1
1 from 1950 to 1956 incl;
culosis hospital maintenance loan
offered for sale on Jan. 7,
awarded to the Cape Ann
National Bank, of Gloucester, at a
Dec.
incl.; $23,000 l^s, due on Dec.
^
Dec.
1
1950. to 1956
from
incl.
All bf thq bonds are dated Dec.
1//1946; " Second • high' bid was
100.666 for $99,000 1Y2S was made
by Halsey; Stuart & Co.
'■"■J.'y
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/v.v/i/
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■ '<;■>r/;/ •'/./v.//*)/*,
/
ilotes also offered for sale on Jan.
Vermontville, Mich.
Bond Option Exercised — Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
Sattley & Co., \ both, of Detroit,
7, were awarded to the Beverly
National Bank, of Beverly, at a
idiscount of 0.52%. Dated Jan. 10,
jointly, have exercised their op¬
tion to purchase at 95.50, the issue
of $130,000 water revenue bonds
"/'The
pital
„
1947.
tuberculosis hos¬
maintenance renewal loan
$400,000
$5,000 each. These
due April 1, 1947.
The
DenOm.
for
which
no
bids
were
received
Marine
Bank, Pas¬
a
.syndicate:
Stuart & Co.,
Inc., of New York, as 2%s, * at; a
headed by Halsey,
price oLl00;l80,^basis; of^^ about
2.3658%. Dated Feb.
1,/i 1047.
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds ma¬
ture $375,000 Aug, 1, 1964, Feb.
and Aug. 1, 1965 to 1967, $375,000
.763%/- /Due^50O?/:=Jah?#T5,
Feb? ahd $400,000 Aug. : 1;<1068,
—;
1950 to 1956:"
and $400,000 Feb. and- Aug. 1; 1969
■-11,900 storm sewer district ;Nd
and-l?7p.;
■
•//??,//•"
/;; ',*■ 14 / warrants^ as / L90s^ ?atr/a
/
Other members of the success¬
.price r of 100.194, a" /basis; of
ful/ syndicatewere t a&/ifolk>ws:
about 1.843%.:Due Jan. 15, in
Blair & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
*
v
&
>awarded/ to
were
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and interest on the bonds will be*
payable in New York, Chicago or
Omaha, at the option of the hold*cagoula, and Associates, at a net er, and the bonds will be registerinterest cost of -2.66 %. able as to principal only on books;
to be kept by the District at the?
Mississippi (State of)
pffices/of /the: paying Agents? Its
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 high-;
said cities. The approving opinion
way revenue, 12th series, bonds of
Wood, King & Dawson, of New*
offered Jan. 9—v. 165/: p. 118—
York will be furnished. Enclose a
Merchants
check
certified
face of the
for
the
of
2%
bQndS;/payable: tpftbe
District Treasurer.*
v ;
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p~
%
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1949 to-1960.
5,000
&
sanitary.sewer/district No".
Co.;v Hemphill; Noyes
Franklin, If: H.
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Note Bale
The $150,000
loan notes offered for sale V
6ri
an/ 8r^. were" awarded to/ thB
First National Bank; of. Boston; v"
porary
at
a
discount of 0.70% ; Dated Jan/
9, 51947// Denomination
$25,000; .
These notes are due Dec;:,I5, 1947/ '
& Co.,; Thb:i^xt1highe9t%''M<Mer:?was' thd
Hornblower & Weeks, Second National Batik/ Bostcrn; at ?/
all of New. York, Ri S. Dickson & a rate of 0,729%. -/ ,/•/ A///; //
^
r ".'v. "
4*;
,
^
v/price/ bf,^?10O.208;i? a .basis of
Co., of Charlotte, First of Mich¬ Grafton
about 1.865%. Due $500, from
County1 (P, .Q; Plymouth) /i/
igan Corp., of- New York, Scharff
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New Hampshire
>,
Jan. 15, ,1049 to 1958/
& Jones, of New/ Orleans, ^ Hay*
Note
Sale —The $100,00€/ ta*
Dated Jan. 15, 1947? ; The next
den, Miller & Co./: of Cleveland,
notes offered for sale on Jan. 3,
highest * bidder was the -Allison^ Julien Collins & Co., of Chicago,
were awarded/to Kenneth B,.Hill
Williams Co./for $20,400 2y4s, at A. Webster Dougherty & Co., of
& r Co., of Boston, at a / rate? of
a price of 100.02.
' '
Philadelphia, ; White-Phillips Co.,
0.79%. : Dated Jan. 3, 1947. These
of Davenport, Kebbon, McCormick
Shako pee School District; Minn.?
ponds are dues Dec,/X8,/1947^ The
& Co., of Chicago,/ Leftwich
& next
highest bidder was the First
/ Bond
Election*—. issue of
Ross, \ of Memphis; Cruttenden &
$294,000 building bonds will be Co.,-of Chicago, Weil Si Arnold, National Bank, Boston, at a rate of
0.85%,
./
;
:•submitted to the Voters at the
of New Orleans, and Neuhaus &
election to bp held on. Feb. 3.
.NEW JERSEY
.
Co. of Houston;- Second high bid
of 101.01 for $2,850,000 2V2s and
\ •?'.
NeptUne City, N,
?J
■Si/
/ Tracy, Mtnn.
Bond Issuance Approved—The
Bond Offering—H. M. Algyer, $2,175,000 2%s, a net interest cost
of about 2.38%, was made by a State
Funding Commission
ap-t
City Clerk/ will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. on Jan.. 15, for syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.; proved recently the issuance of
Inc;
-/f■/
the
$38,000 refunding bonds.
t\\r
purchase/of the following
,;./rv '.y:'}Y•'/
MISSOURI
'V*■:> •*?• -?•'■/-'
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bonds totaling $140,000,; to bear
•///?'/^ v'Z Passaic, N,\ /•' '/v /'■■/ /•
not exceeding 21/^% interest: - ;:
Sweet' Springs>/ Mo. /*'„ J; /
Bond /Issuance
Pending — The
$50,000/. swimming / pool bonds.
/Bond* Sale—The $112,500,. gen¬ Board of City Commissioners is
/;■;:/ Due $5,000 Jan.
1,/ 1949 • to eral obligation bonds offered for said to have approved a program
IK' warrants,
Otis & Co.,
1.90s, r at*- 8
as
.
.
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.
.
,
s
,
v
1958. S :
.
.
,
,
,
.
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^
90,000 sewer bonds./ Due Jan. 1,
:
sale
were
on
Jan.
4—v.
164, p. 3341-r-. of public improvements for 1947
which will cost $1,110,000, involv- /
awarded to the City Nation¬
$5,000 in 1949 to al Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas ing the * issuance ,of bonds to fi*
in 1959 to City, as 2X/8S, at a price of 100.636, nance the cost;//-///?/
•//;/ 1962. Optional at par aild ac- a basis of about 2.061%^ Dated
MINNESOTA
Teanech Township Sch. Dist. (P. O,
erly National Bank, Beverly, for
Jan. 15, 1947/ Denomination $500.
:
Minneapolis, Minn. -t j//i; qrued interest on Jan.: 1, 1957?
Teaneck), N. J:i ???/•"-'•?>
$450,000 notes, at a discount of
Denomina* These bonds are due Jan.' 15/ in
Bond Sal e — The following / Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
i Bond; Offbringj--John*H. Ranges} W
1950 to. 1967. / The? next/highest;
0.59%,• and Cape Ahn National
bonds aggregating $3,200,000, of* tion $1,000., i Principal and inter¬
District Clerk;/will receive sealedl /
Bank, Gloucester, for $400,000, at fered for sale on, Jan. 3—v*, 164; est (J-J) payable at any suitable bidder was Stern Bros. & Co.; for
bids until 8 p.mi.-?bn;l Ja^ij 22/(ibd
2V^s/at a price of 100.80. /?C/;/':;
;a discount of 0.55%>/./;,^./V'?/ ?.//' p. 3341—were awarded/ at public bank or institution the bidder/may
notes are
liext
highest bidder
was
the Bev¬
on
Dec,
9.'
)
Kh
v
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v
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C? as follows:..
,
1958, and $10,000
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iVpluriii^ 1,65;; KTuniber 4559
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
r
261
■I
i the
purchase of $205,000 school'
or
registered; bonds, to■
bear not exceeding 4% interest.'
Dated Feb. 1, 1947. Denomination
;
$1,000. These bonds are due Feb.;
1, as follows: $20,000 in 1949 to
\1952, and $25,000 in 1953 to 1957.
Rate of interest to be in. a multiple
of % or one-tenth of 1%. Princi¬
il
empstead Union Free School DistA
coupon;
No.
16
Bond
Offering—Louise Hinkel,
way
he
coupon
bear
Hvdi
of
for
Education.
Board of
certified
A
$4,100, payable to the
Education, must accom¬
pany the bid.
^
Bond
cessful bidder
Offering
Wilbur L. R.
—
nfCe
-
^Gardner, Borough Clerk, will
sealed
City.
bids until 8 p.m.
re¬
on
w
*
a
f i p1 H
Ill^^^o^ination
are due July
15> 1947 payable at the First Bank
&
30.^ The approving
of
opinion
yed b
Hawkins, Delafield &
urnished
the
to
without
Check
successful
cost.
for 2%
A
the
of
bid-1
bidder
will
be
furnished
the
approving opinion of
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Hew York, that the bonds are
valid and legally binding obliga¬
tions of the Borough.
Enclose a
certified check for $1*760, payable
to; the Borough,
;
.
f
NEW YORK
;
.
j
Arcade (O. Arcade), N. Y,
Bond Offering — L. W. Ham.
Town Supervisor; ;; will receive
sealed bids until 2 p. m.
(EST), on
Jan.
16, for the purchase of $9,airport coupon or registered
/bonds, to bear not exceeding 5%
500
interest.
*
Dated Dec.
nomination
$1,000,
These bonds
are
1, 1946. " De¬
$500
be in
multiples of
or one-tenth
of
1%.* Principal
and
interest
<J-D)
payable at ? the Citizens
Bank, of Arcade. The approving
opinion of Vandewater, Sykes &
Columbus County (P. O.
bid
^Without
bid."
; v
due May 9, 1947
"
....
w
,f
V.
•«
bids until
2 p.m. on Jan. 21* for
purchase of $209,000 munic¬
ipal biulding, park and water cou¬
pon or registered bonds, not ex
ceeding 4% interest.
Dated Jan
1, 1947. / Denom. * $1,000. These
the
Hawkins,
due Jan.
Delafield
& Wood, o
City will be furnished
to the purchaser without cost.
A
certified
check
for
2%
of ; the
bonds
bid for,
payable to the
District, is Required.
1,
$35,000
June 1 in 1961 and
Sale—The
,
,
,
T
o
bonds^offered Jan. 8
AV
about 1.241%;
innne
Other
eluded the
for
w
in-1
1.40s
following: R. D. White
& Co., 100.208; Francis I. du Pont
& Co., 100.128; Bank of Hunting-
y4
or
l/10th of 1%. Principal and inter
payable at the West Hemp
stead National Bank, West
Hemp
est
stead, or at the Bank of New
York, New York City. The bonds
tion of the successful bidder at the
office of Hawkins,
Delafield,, &
Wood, of New York City, on or
about Feb. 3, 1947. The bonds wil
legally binding obli
gations of the Village.
opinion
of
The ap
Hawkins
Delafield & Wood, of New Yor'
City, will be furnished'.
certified
check
for
-Enclose
2%
-
of
the
amount, of the bonds bid for, pay
able to the
Village.
/'Y'A:
Randolph County
boro),
(P. O. Ashe-
C.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 road
and bridge refunding bonds offered Jan. 7—v.'165, p. 118—were
& Arnold,
l j of Raleigh, as l%s, at
#
a
price of
par.
Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
Denom.
Otto, Dayton, Persia, Leon and J $1,000. These bonds are due
$25,Napoli, Cattaraugus Central f 000 Jan. 1, 1954 and 1955. Second
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
;
high bid of 100.102 for $25,000 2s
Cattaraugus), N. Y, '
| and $25,000 l%s; was. made: by
Bond Sale—The $35,000 school
Equitable Securities Corp.
bonds
offered
165,
v.
p.
1.10s, at
as
for
sale
on
Jan.
6|
a
1947
to
1951
The
.,
D
pi1
u
w
_
p
^ond °ffenng — W i;. Easter^ Secretary of the Local Govr
$1,000,1
15
,
„
Co., of New York,
price of 100.032, a
Dated Sept.
1946. ■; Denomination
These bonds are due $7,000 from
Sent
D
118—were awarded to
15,
ernment Commission, will receive
bl.^ untl1 ^ a'mJ?' ?iL,
purchase. _of $40,000
er^ C0UP°n bonds, to
cem
next
bear
highest
ers
& Co
100.179.
will be delivered at the office of
the successful bidder or at the
op
a
nailt
.
j awarded to Kirchofer
r
basis of about 1 085%.
of
dated Dec.
are
New Albion, East Otto, Mansfield,
$4,000 in 1972.
multiples
|
f
net cost of about 2.847%, was
made by Fox, Reusch & Co. of
1; 1947. ri
.
ie*
Dated Jan.
bids
June 1
j 1946 Second high bid o£ 100.009
Denom. $1,000, one for $700. These
bonds are due July 1, in 1948 to
1958.
on
for ^20'000 3s and $25,000 2%s,
tff
Kocic
o
All of the bonds
i
&
^
21/2S, due $5,000
10,000 general bonds as;2%s. Due
June 1, 196lTtOv,I967^c
water
$32,700
1962; $25,-
from J963. to T967,incl.
.
,
to
Rate of inter¬
road and bridge bonds:
$10,000 2%s, due $5,000 on
3 ton), N, Y-A0M
Bond
follows:
as
118—were awarded to Breed &
of Cincinnati, as fol-
|
Hunting
est
proving
issued
are
to
the
under
provide for
•
Harrison
lows:
000
District (P. O.
and
be valid and
certificates
Philadelphia Plan
.
.
Huntington, Greentawn Water
R. D. White &
in
White
Bond Sale—The
p.
;
$12,000 in 1948 to 1952, $10,000 in
1953 to 1962, $5,000 in 1963 to 1971
be
43,000 fire alarm and equipment
bonds. Due Jan. 1, as follows:
;
$2,000 in 1950 to 1959, $3,000
•'
in 1960, and $4,000 in 1961 to
;he revenues of the
City Transit
System and from moneys in the
replacement fund of the System
o
the extent available.
These
.....
ton & Trust Co., 100.Q91.
Bond Offering—Lael Von
Elm,
Tillage Clerk, will receive sealec
are
r,v
New York
improvement
Hempstead, N. Y.
bonds
in
*
,
,
'"
and
I967.;ii-m;fitt:iirt;^i
th?
the Town
anticipation notes offered for sale
recently, were awarded to the
County Trust Co., of White Plains,
at a rajtp.pf 0.61%, plus a premium
of $3J)0. n Dated
Jan.
10,g 1947
are
1951,
in
•
Harrison (P. O. Harrison), N. Y
Note Sale — The $300,000 tax
These'*^otes
to
guarantees payment of the certifi¬
cates and dividends thereon out of
Due
$1,000
$2,000
The
City, through its Transit Board,
;
"
the
payable to
anust aeppmpany
bonds.
;
-
purchaser
A 'certified check
cost.
for $19Q,
sewer
L i
1,'as follows:
1952 to
and Dec. 15, in 1947 to 1951.
1957, and $20,-
more than 50% of the cost of new
vine), N. C.
$22,500 coupon
equipment consisting in general of
Dated Jan; l j 1947.
Denom, $1,- trackless
school building bonds offered Jan.
trolleys
;and
motor
)00. Principal and: interest"
(J-J) coaches.
7—v. 165, p. 118-—were awarded
;u
Payable in New York City, t Gen¬
to R. S. Dickson" & Co., of Chareral
Fitchville Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
iotte, at a price of 100.066, a net aboutobligations; delivery on or
Feb. 4" at place of purchas¬
Bond Sale Details—The
interest cost of about 2.138%, as
$60,000
er's choice.
Bidders are requested
follows:
Duilding bonds awarded on Dec.
to name the interest rate or
Jan. 14, for the purchase of $9,rates, 19, as 2s, at a price of
$16,500 214s. Due on Dec. 1 from
100.098, a
in multiples of Vi of 1%. : The
500 fire apparatus coupon or reg-1
ap¬
basis of about 1.99% — v.
1947 to 1960 inclusive,
164,
proving opinion of Masslich & p. 3463—were sold to J. A.
istered bonds, to bear not exceedWhite
6,000 2s. Due' on Dec.«1 from Mitchell
of New York, .will be &
ng 4% interest.
Dated Feb. 1,1
Co., of Cincinnati, and the Wil:1961 to 1963 inclusive.
furnished.
Enclose
a
certified lard ; United
1947. Denomination $1,000. These
All of the bonds are dated Dec;
Bank, of Willard,
check for $20,060, payable to the
bonds are due Feb. 1; as follows: I i, 1946.
.The Branch Banking &
jointly,; Dated Jan. 1, 1947. These
State Treasurer.
bonds are due from Sept. 1, 1948
$1,500 in 1948, and $2,000 in 1949 Trust Co., of Wilson, second high
to 1952. Rate of interest to be in
to March 1, 1972. The next
bidder, offered to pay 100.005 for
high¬
NORTH DAKOTA
est bidder was
multiple^
or one-tenth of $12,500 2s and $10,000 2y2s, or a
Stranahan, Harris
1%. Principal and interest (F-A) net cost of about 2.327%.
Mountrail County SchA Dist* Nos 8 & Co., Inc., for 2JAs, at a price of
100.441..
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payable
at the First National
,:\A(P. O. Van Hook), N. D.
nr
r
Bank, of Bellmore. The bonds will
% Bond Offering —T. W. Kamps Fresno Local School
Bonds Anmoved
The Citv
District, Ohio
be delivered at the office, of the
Bond Offering — Dent
Council is said to have unmoved District Clerk, will receive sealed
Thomas,
successful bidder or at the option
bids until Jan.; 17, for the pur¬ Clerk
of the Board of
rercntlv
teuance of S126 000
Education,
of the successful bidder at the
chase of $2,000 3% school bonds will receive sealed
bids until Jan.
office of Hawkins, Delafield
Denom, $500. These bonds are. due
27, for the purchase of $75,000
$700,000 improvement project.
Wood, of New York City on or
iiLlO. years.
2y2% semi-annual building bonds.
about Feb. 1. The bonds will be
Montgomery County (P. O.
These bonds were voted at the
;
OHIO
valid and legally binding general
Tr°y)> N.'C.%rV;
general election held last NovemBond Sale—The $45^)00 refund
obligations of the Wantagh Fire
Bedford City School District/ Ohio
District. The approving opinion o
ing bonds offered Jan. 7—v. 165
Bond Sale Details
The $95,
Indian Hill
Heckler, of New York City, wil
to
i i 1949
of New
.
.
for
one
due Dec. 1, as fol¬
lows: $1,500 in 1947, and $2,000 in
1948 to 1951. Rate of interest to
furnished
Vandewater, Sykes &
York City, f
Jan.
NORTH CAROLINA
certified
amount
.
with
*
freckler,'
$1,000. f These bonds are for, payable to the Board of Edu- j
(<3ue Jan. 15, as follows: $4,000 in
cation, is required.
19481; to 1957, $5,000 in 1958 to
\.
;1963, and $6,000 in 1964 to 1966. Hempstead, Wantagh Fire District
Rate of interest to be in multiples
m (P. O. Wantagh), N.Y.
,of V4 of1 % i. Principal and inter¬
Bond Offering—Harold J. Frit-1
est
payable at the Washington scher, District Secretary, will reTrust Co., Washington.
The suc- ceive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. on
,
35,000 storm
IhW'''^1& Trust Co., of Utica.- Legality apabout
Jan.
der,
cessful
000 in 1954 to
000 in 1958 to 1967.
$50,000. These notes
registered bonds, not exceeding
6% interest.
Dated Jan; 15, 1947.
p;
,
Wood, of New York City, will be1
Denom.
sealed bids until
"
Jan. 23, for the purchase of $88,000 general improvement coupon
or
ernment
,
I
x.
Hawkins, ..Delafield
par and
Principal and in*nerest
(J-J)
payable ; at
the
County Treasurer's office. The
approving opinion of Peck, Shaf-^
::er &
Williams, of Cincinnati, will
■
|
sue-
option of
to be for less than
accrued interest.
■
Rant
at the
or
bid is
N. C.
Offering —W. E. Easter-
,
mp!
Thicp bonds wii^ h^I
These LnHc will be
rnv
delivered at the office of the
Washington, N. J.
•
ceive
ri rw!!' EaS
Vnrir
York
Wilmington,
^
Bond
and snow removal bonds offered
for sale on Jan. 6—v. 164, p. 3463
,
check
;
'
Sale—The
-
ing, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
11 a.m. on Jan.
•—were
awarded to the Citizens 14, for the purchase of the follow¬
National Bank, of Port Henry, as ing coupon bonds totaling $1,003,- be furnished to ;■ the
purchaser
iy4s, payable J-J. Dated Jan.; 6, 000, to bear not exceeding 6% in-; without
charge. A certified check
1947. These bonds are due $2,000 terest:
> :r':
'(yi'v i
' for $425.43, payable to the County
from July 1, 1947 to 1951. The
J5325,000 water bonds. Due Jan. 1, Measurer, must accompany the
next highest bidder was the Lake
as follows: $6,000 in
1950 to
Placid Bank, for 1V2S, and Tilney
it 1959, $10,000 in I960;1: and
A ■/-Cleveland,.Ohio
/•
& Co., for 1.90s.
it $15,000 in 1961 to 1977.
Certificate, | Issuance. Ratified-r300,000 'sanitary v, sewer bonds, farris, Hall & Co.,, of Chicago,
Utica, N.. Y.
completed negotiations on Jan. 4,
Note Offering - Thomas J. ii- Hue Jan. 15, as fololws: $5,- for
the issuance of $4,000,000
000 in 1950 to 1955, and
1%,
$10,Nelson» City Comptroller, will re000 in 1956 to 1982.
iy8% and iy4%, equipment trust
V
ceive sealed bids at the First Bank
of 1946, second series certificates.
300,000 street improvement
& Trust c° ' of utica> until .noon
bonds. Due Jan. 1, as follows: Dated Dec. 15, 1946. These certifi¬
j
14
|or
purchase of
^ -ftn 000
t'
$10,000 in 1950 to 1953, $15,- cates are due $400,000 on June
anticir)ation notes
District Clerk, will receive sealed
ids until 2 p.m. on .Jan. 16, for
'
Board
Henry, N} Y.
$10,000 highyconstruction, * maintenance
Bond
purchase of $1,185,000 school
or
registered bonds, to
not exceeding 4%;;. interest.
Dated Jan., 1, 1947. Denomination
pal and interest (F-A) payable at SI,000. These bonds are due July
*
the
West
Englewood
National"
as follows:. $35,000 in 1948 and
Jlank, West Englewood. The suc¬ 1949, $40,000 in 1950 to 1969, and
cessful bidder will be furnished $45,000 in 1970 to 1976. Rate of
with
the
opinion
of
Hawkins, interest to be in mutiples of y4
Delafield & Wood, of New York
Snir
City, that the.bonds are valid and ?t
legally binding obligations of the
Park New Hvde Park or at
/
Port
(P. O. Elmont), N. Y.
1
Palatina
Bonds
Bridge, N. Y.
Offered
—
David
in 1960 to 1963. Principal and in-
Z.
M.
Risk,
Village Clerk, v received
sealed bids until 2 p.m. on Jan.
,10,
for the purchase of $19,000 building
$2,000 in 1950 to 1959, and $5,000
registered bonds, at
not exceeding 5% interest. Dated
Feb..II, 1947. Denominations $1,coupon or
te.rest (F-A) payable in New York
C^y
Bond Sale—The
$10,000 refund¬
[ng bonds offered Jan. 7—V.-165,
118—were
awarded
to
the
■
Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of
000 and $500. These bonds-are due
Wilson,, as T34s, at' a price of
Feb. 1, as. follows: $1,000 ip 1948
100.521, a basis of about 1.688%.
to 1954, and $1,500 in 1955 to 1962. Dated Jan.
1, 1947. Denom. $1,000.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay- These bonds are due Jan. 1, 1956.
1L
a1
D#vw\1r
able at the First National Bank of
Canajoharie; The bonds
eral obligations.. " V ?.
.
are
.
gen¬
.
;
awarded
on
Dec.
Ryan,, Sutherland & Co., •' of
Toledo—v. 164, p. 3463—were sold
as
follows:
vow*
'SiL
.
Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
20
to
Madisonville, R.R< No/
iCincinnati), Ohio A
B
d
o n
Offering
> <
>
.'.^7
Sealed bids
—
will be received until
i,
noon on
Jan.
$22,000 site • purchase bonds, - Sis: 16, by W. E.:
Stevens,. Clerk of
2%s, .at. a price of 100.85, a; the Board of
Education, for the
basis of about 2.66%. Due Oct.
purchase of, $514,600 3% school
1, in 1948; Iter 1967,;
u
bonds.
Denom.
$1,000, tone for
^24,000 improvement:hnd furnish-' $600,; Dated Jan.
15, 1947. Due as
ing bonds,; as 2%s, at a price folows:
$11,600 on April 15, and
of 100.862, a basis of about
$11,000 on Oct. 15, 1948; $11,000
■r;:L 2.656%. Due Get. 1, 1948 to on
April and Oct. 15, in 1949 to
1967.
1962; $11,000, April; 15, and $12,49,330.18
judgment
bonds, as 000, Oct. 15, in 1963 to 1970. Bid¬
13As; at a price of 100.176, a ders may specify a different rate
i
basis of about 1.70%. Due Oct.
L in 1948 to 1952.
of
interest in
multiples of % of
No bid is to be for less,than
/
Dated Dec. 1, 1946, Interest pay¬ par and accrued interest.'
These
able A«-Q.
bonds were approved' on -Nov.
;
' 4
-'<•
.
& •
1%.
■
and
are
^BfOoklynLocatSch.Disti(PrOA
payable from
unlimited
taxes.;/ The approving pinion "'of
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Bond Offering —Opal E. XJmcinnati, will be furnished the puirt.
phrey^o Clerk-Treasurer of
the
chaser, at his expense. A certified
Board of Education, will receive
check for 1% of the bonds bid
for,
sealed bids until 2
p.m. on* Jan. payable to the Board oi Educa¬
28, for the purchase of $225,750
tion,- is required* : %y
Aipv
7
*,
<?iiQ{Cleveland), Ohio
-
2% construction bonds. Dated Feb.
■
1, 1947. Denomination $1,000, one
for $750. These bonds are due Dec.
>
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Bond
r
,
■
■
••»"»i'
Jackson/ Ohio
.
-
t
/
Sale
The $350,000
firs£
1,-'as follows: $10,750 in 1948, mortgage water works revenue
$11,000 in 1949 to 1953, and $10,000 bonds offered for sale on;
Jan.; $ f
in 1954 to 1969., Bidders
v.
may bid
164, p. 3342—were awardedt
for
different rate of interest in
a
to
a
—
syndicate composed of Stran¬
multiple of
of 1%. The ap¬ ahan, ; Harris
&
Co., Inc., of
proving opinion of Squire; Sand¬ Toledo, Braun, Bosworth &
Co.,
ers & Dempsey, of
Cleveland,; will Inc., and Widmann & Co., of Cine- ■/
be furnished the successful bid¬
cinnati, at a price of 100.0308, a /•
der. Enclose a certified check for net interest cost of
2.391%, as fol^
1 % of the issue payable to the lows: For
$211,000 maturing Jan.
Board of Educations •• vv ^
15, $9,000 in 1950 to 1954, $10,008
J ;
in 1955 to 1957, $11,000 in 1958 to
Butler County (P.1 O.' Hamilton),
1960, $12,000 in 1961 to 1963, $13,-;
EWMohio
a
will
be
Offering
received
; Sealed bids
until
noon
on
Jan. 17, by Thomas A. Feltz, Clerk
of the Board of County Commis¬
sioners, for the purchase of $42,543.90
2%%
water
and
sewer
000 in 1964 to 1968, $14,000 in 1967
and 1968, as 2y4s,
and
$139,008
maturing Jan. 15, $14,000 in 1969.
$15,000 in 1970 to 1972, and $16,
000 in 1973 to 1977, as 2%s. Dated
Jan. 15, 1947. Denom. $1,000. The
next
highest bidder was Weil,
>
bonds.
Denom.
$1,000, one for Roth &
Irving Co., at a net inter-*
$543.90. Dated Jam-1,* 1947.
Due est cost of
2.42%;//,;/7
^
ft
on Dec. 15:
$2,543.90 in 1948; $3,000, 1949 to I960, and $2*000 in : London ' Exempted Village Sch. ;
Second high bid of 1Q0.375 for 1961 and 1962.
Bidders may bid
Dist. (P. O." London), Ohio, •
l%s was- made by R; S. Dickson f orA a-; different rate of interest
Bond Offering —/ Sealed bids
C*
—
t_ • -.1.
& Co.v
1.
•
1
_
/»
-i
;
AA
•
-
o
-;-.
v
>
;
Aa B o n d
Washington Public Sch. Dist., N. C.
p.
330.18 bonds
J-.
in
multiples of y4 of 1%, but no will be
/■V
received until
noon
ofc
JUWMHWIW
ijtiwiilti^ wiiis^'XC^*J {w^Vi ."Wj ii tiyJ5.-£W3ji'ii
THE COMMERCIAL &
262
of $287,000 3% school
$1,000. Dated Jan,
purchase
offered
bonds
bonds. Denom.
for sale
on
Broken
f
•V
must
Education,
;
bid.
Bond
by
purchase of $50,000 4%
swimming
pool
coupon
bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Denom. $1,000
These bonds are due Oct. 1, as
the
for
follows: $3,000 in
V
J.
for
the
Jan. 20
sealed bids until noon on
194s, at
a
price of 100.782.
sewer
—
The
street improve¬
Bidders are to name
the rate of interest
City
in
a
multiple
the
of the face amount
payable to the Dis-jy
Treasurer, must accompany ; '
bid. /; 7-.7V7. ■';S:
v .V-- ^7 •
check for 2%
of the bonds,
trict
1%, and the rate must be
same for all of the bonds. De¬
of S4'„of
ttiak-tbe $98,000
Oklahoma
Edwards, Inc.,
the
*W\¥
.
sanitary
25,000
C. Iffland, Village Clerk
purchase of $38,000 21/2%
bonds.
Denomination $1,-
7V:
sewef
system
bonds, taking $14,000 as
due from Jan.
214s,
1, 1952 to 1958;
remaining $11,000 as 294 s,
due from Jan. 1, 1959 to 1963.
the
1
1, 1947. Due on
follows: $3,000 in 1948
and 1949, and $4,000 in 1950 to
1957. Bidders may bid for a dif¬
ferent rate of interest in a mul¬
nomination $1,000.
City, as noted here
..
Dec. 1, as
1948, $4,000 in
$35,000
SOUTH DAKOTA
Dated Feb. 1,
1947.. Due on Feb. 1: $2,000 in
'■{Z-z:Z':' Brookings, S.
—v. 164, p. 3463—were purchased
1949 to 1952; $3,000 in 1953,rand
Bond
Sale—The $165,000 air¬
by the said firm at par, as fol¬ $2,000 in 1954 to 1965. Principal port bonds awarded on Jan. 6 at
lows:
and interest payable at the First public auction—v. 164, p. 3464—
$65,000 Water works system bonds, National Bank of Belle Vernon. were purchased by the First Na¬
taking./ $45,000 as 294 s, due Registerable as to principal only. tional Bank ",of Mihneapp^
■$$1 $5,000 from Jan. 1, 1950 to No bid for less than par and ac¬ Associates, as 1.40s, at a price of
7 1958; the remaining $20,000 as crued interest or for less than all 100.47, a basis of about 1.321%.
214s, due $5,000 from Jan; 1, of the bonds will be considered. Dated Jan. 1, 1947 and due on Jan.
i
.77 1959 to 1962;:: V
"
Legal : approval of Burgwin & 1 from 1949 to 1958 inclusive. The
of
Dated Jan.
000.
Details
bonds sold to R. J.
Sylvania,
■
Bond Offering—Sealed bids wil
be received until noon on Jan. 15
receive
will
Clerk,
Village
er,
the
.."I-y
Lowellville, Ohio
Offering—Joseph R. Fish¬
::
V;
accompany
,
.
for
Arrow, Okla.
Clerk now states
—v. 164, p. 3342^were awarded to
$6,000 on Nov. 1, 1948,
$6,000 on May 1, and Nov. 1, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as
in 1949 to 1971.
A different rate 194s, at a price of 100.889, a basis
Dated Jan. 1,
of interest may be specified in of about 1.35%.
multiples of 94 of i%.'No bid is 1947. Denomination $1,000. These
bonds are due $20,000 from Oct.
to be for less than par and ac¬
crued interest.
A $5,700 certified 1, 1948 to 1957. The next highest
check, payable to the Board of bidder was Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
and
Sale
Bond
Jan. 6
May 1, and
of
ment bonds.
O. Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
(P.
of the Board
chase
OKLAHOMA
Dist.
Heights City School
Shaker
by H. P. Beathard, Clerk
of Education, for the
Jan. 15,
1947
Monday, January 13,
FINANCIAL: CHRONICLE
8,000 street equipment bonds as
21/4s. Due from Jan. 1, 1952
to 1959.
'
:b-.
th
■
"'t.
ft-
■Zi $
Pittsburgh, WilP be hext best offer of 100.469 for 1.40s
furnished
to
purchaser without was made by the Northwestern
!
charge.
A $700 certified check, National Bank of Minneapolis.
payable to the Borough, must ac¬
Jerauld County (P. O. Wessingcompany the bid.
ten Springs), S. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 hospital
Bethlehem Township (P. O. R.D.
bonds offered for sale on Jan. ?—
No. 3, Easton), Pa. y
Bonds Sold—An issue of $15,- v. 164, p. 3008—were awarded ta
000
funding
and
improvement the Bank of Alpena, as 1.20s, at a
Dated Jan. 1, 1947. bonds offered for sale on June 1, price of par.
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are:
was purchased by the Easton Trust
due Jan. 1, 1957*
; 1
Co., of Easton,, as 194s, at a; price
Churchill
of
.
1
in 1951
Interest payable J-J.
$4,000 in 1953, $3,000 in 1954, 4,000 in 1955, $3,000 tiple of Va of 1%. No bid is to be
Cashing, Okla.
in 1956, $4,000 in 1957, and $3,000 for less than par and accrued in¬
Bond
Election —- An issue of
A $500
certified check
in 1958 to 1962.
Bidders may bid terest.
$200,000'; municipal
hospital of 100.179.
for a different rate of interest in payable to the Village, must ac¬
Interest, payable J*J.
Lennox Independent Sch. i)ist.\;
bonds, to bear not exceeding 3%
company the bid. "
'
multiples of 94 of- 1%. Principa
No. 65, S. Dak. ZpZ:;Z;^:
interest, will be submitted to the Brentwood CP' O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bond Sale—The $25,000 refund-^
Bond Offering—Fred H. Appenvoters at the election to be held
'7
Van Wert, Ohio
Lowellville
Bank.
Approving
Bond Sale—The $11,000 traffic on Jan. 21. These bonds will ma¬ rodt, Borough Secretary, will re- ing bonds offered Jan. 7-^.7164,
opinion to be furnished by Squire
ceiye/sealed bids until;8.30 p,m, p. 3464—were - awarded to the
signal bonds offered for sale on ture in 20 years.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland
on
Jan. 21, for the purchase of Farmers State Bank of Canton.
Jan. 6, were
awarded to J. A
Temple, Okla.
at the expense of the Village.
A
These bonds were authorized at
White & Co., of Cincinnati,
$300,000 park coupon bonds. De¬
as
Bond Sale—The $50,000 water
certified check for $500, payable
These bonds the election held on Dec. 10.; Sec¬
194s, at a price of 100.672, a basis works extension and improve¬ nomination $1,600.
to the Village, must 'accompany
are
due $10,000 Feb. 1, 1948 to ond high bid of 100.408 for 194s
of about
1.39%.
Dated Jan.
ment bonds offered Jan. 7—v.-169,
the bid.
*
"
1977. Bidders to name the rate of was made by the First National >
1947. These bonds are due $500 on
p. 110—Were sold to a local "in¬
interest in a multiple of Va of 1%. Bank, & Trust Co., of Sioux Falli
March 1, and on Sept. 1, in 1948
Minerva Exempted Village Sch.
vestor as follows:
$12,000 294 s,>
The^ purchaser will receive with¬
to 1958, inclusive. Interest payable
District, Ohio
ZZ['*''. y'y::
Viborg, S. Dak.
' Z- ■
due from 1950 to 1953 incl.; $20,out charge the opinion of Burg¬
M-S.
The next highest bidder
Bonds to Be Sold—Oscar Shaw
I Bond Salei
The $10,00^ Water
000 2%s, due from 1954 to 1960
win & Churchill, rOf Pittsburgh, bonds offered for sale on Jan. 6—
Clerk of the Board of Educa- was Seasongood & Mayer, for l%s, incl., and $18,000 2s, due from
.that-the bonds are valid, general v. 164, p. 3464—were awarded to
/y77;
y tion, has advised that the $50,000 at a price of 100.70.
1960 to 1966 incl.
These bonds
obligations of the Borough.
En¬ J. G. Wolff, of Viborg, as 2,40s.
stadium bonds authorized at the
were
authorized at the election
close a certified check for $6,000, These bonds were authorized at
Washington-Bloomfield Local
election held in November, 1945,
1949, $3,000 in 1950, $4,000
7 $3,000 in 1952.
.
•
,
be placed on the
the near future. 1
may
Mt. Pleasant
:
market in
<.v
Local Sch. Dist.
O. Dillonvale), Ohio ;y
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
(P.
SchoolDUtrict
held
(P.' O.
on
Dec. 17.
an election held last August. The
payable to the Borough Clerk.
O. Tulsa), Okla.
next highest bidder was. the Se¬
Drumore Twp» Sch. Dist. (P. O.
$280,000 bridge
curity National Bank, Viborg, for
DrumorC), Pa.
bonds < offered
for
Clarren/ Clerk of the Board of construction
z Bonds Voted—At a recent elec? 294s.
Education, will receive sealed bids sale on Jan. 3—v. 165, p, 119—
,'TEXAS
/
'
tion the voters are said to have ap¬
jointly to Stern
until noon on Jan. 20, for the pur¬ were awarded
proved the issuance of $29,425 ZZzzZzZZ;:
chase -of
$25,000
2%
building Bros. & Co.j of Kansas City, and
Bellaire, Texas
school bonds by a wide margin.
Bond Election — It is reported
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Denom¬ Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at a
that an election will be held on
ination $1,000. These bonds are price of 100.07, a net interest cost
Pittston Township (P. O. Pitts*
Jan. 25, in order to have the voters
due $1,000 Dec. 1, 1948 to 1957. of about 1.824%, on the bonds di¬
ZZZZz^ZZz
ton), Pa; \V0z
Bidders may- bid for a different vided as follows: $225,000 as l3/4s,
Bonds Offered—Kline, Lynch & pass 7 on the Issuance of various
civic improvement bonds totaling
rate of interest in a multiple of due $15,000 from-Jan. ll, i950 to
Co., of Cincinnati, are offering an
Va of 1%.
These bonds were au¬ 1964; the remaining $55,000 as 2s, issue of $25,000 394% judgment $1,000,000.
f
'
thorized at the election held on due $15,000 on Jan. 1, in 1965 and funding bonds.
Dated Nov. 15,
Brownsville, Texas 7-.?
7
Nov. 5. Enclose a certified check 1966, and $25,000 in 1967. Dated 1946. Denom. $1,000. These bonds
Bond Election
The following
for $250, payable to the Board Jan. i, 1947. Interest payable J-J. are due Nov. 15, as follows: $1,000
revenue bonds amounting to
$1,of Education.
Among the other bids received in 1947 to 1961, and $2,000 in 1963
750,000, will be submitted to the
\ 1 '•
y
!•
-V * 'b
r';
was an offer by Halsey, Stuart &
to 1966.
Principal and interest
voters at the election to be held
Westerville Sch. Dist., Ohio
Co., of 100.01 for $165,000 as l3/4s, payable at the Minets Savings
on
Jan. 18: $1,250,000 light and
Bond Offering—Leona D. Kel- and $115,000 as 2s, giving a net
Bank, Pittston. Legality approved
power
system;
$400,000
water
ser. Clerk of the Board of Edu¬ interest cost of about 1.90 %..
by Townsend, Elliott & MUnsoh,
works system, and $100,000 sewer
cation, will receive -sealed bids
of Philadelphia.
system bonds.
;
.
OREGON SliiBI®
until - noon on Jan. ~13, for the
7 '77:TZzz.77
ZZ'Z0;Z. ■ ■ ZzZ- Z
' *■ f:;
Reading, Pa.
purchase
of : $250,000
building
Dallas, Ore. >
■ *7;:
Clarksvilte, Texas
'
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Bend Sale—^The $1,500,000 gqpbonds, to bear not exceeding 3%
Bond Sale Details-^—It is now
Bond Sale — The $17,000 street
eral
and
water
improvement
interest. Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
De¬
stated
that
the
$75,000
water
paving bonds offered for sale on bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 164, p.
nomination $1,000.
These bonds
Jan.
6, were awarded
to ;the 3200L—w;ere awarded to a syndi¬ works and sewerage bonds sold
are due $5,000 on June and
Dec.
United States National Bank, of
cate composed of Harris Trust & jointly to Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
1, in 1948 to 1957, and $6,000 on
Portland, as 1^4 s, at a price of Savings Bank, of Chicago, Equita¬ and the Red River National Bank,
June and Dec. 1, from 1958 to
of Clarksville, as noted here—v.
100.12. The next highest bidder ble Securities
Corp., R. W. PressJune 1, 1970. Rate of interest to
was
the
First National Bank,
prich & Co., Reynolds & Co., Phil¬ 164, p. 3464—were purchased by
be in multiples of Va of 1%.
En¬
Portland, for 194s, at a price of lips, Schmertz & Robinson, and the above at a price of 100.313, a
close a certified check for $2,500,
net interest cost of about i 2.31%,
100.123.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, as l%s,
payable ; to, the Board of Educa¬
The bonds are dated Jan. 1, at a
price of 100.659, a basis of on the bonds divided as follows:
Iberia), Ohio
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Bond Offering — Dwight Mc9 '
,
Tulsa County (P.
Bond Sale—The
.
will
•
received
be
until
on
noon
by Ann E. Denger, Clerk
of the Board of Education, for the
Jan. 15,
purchase of $54,000 school bonds
Interest rate is not to exceed 3%,
payable J-J. .Rate to be in mul¬
tiples of 94' of 1%, and no bid is to
be for less than par and accrued
interest.
Denom. $1,000.
Dated
Z
1,' 1947. Due $1,000 on Jan.
1, and $2,000 on July 1, in 1949 to
Jan,
These bonds were
1966.
approved
by the voters on Nov. 5, 1946. A
certified check for $600, payable
of
the Board
to
accompany
Education, must
the bid.
77
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.
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,
,
,
.
Newark City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale
—
The
$265,000
for
sale
164, p. 3463—were
the Harris Trust &
7—v.
Jan.
on
offered
bonds
building
awarded
to
Bank,
of : Chicago, as
1%b, at a price of 102.039, a basis
of about 1.566%, Dated Jan. 1,
1947. Denomination $1,000. These
bonds are due in 1948 to 1972.
The next highest bidder was HalSavings
-
tz
Stuart & Co., for l%s,
price of 102.01;
sey,
Salem
Bond
at a
City School District, Ohio
Offering—G eorge
F.
Koontz, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon on Jan. 29, for the
purchase of $750,000 2% school
coupon bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1947.
Denomination $1,000. These bonds
are due Nov. 1, as follows: $38,000
in
in
in
in
in
in
in
$37,000 in 1963, $38,000 in
$37,000 in 1965, $38,000 in
and $37,000 in 1967. Rate of
$37,000 in 1949, $38,000
$37,000 in 1951, $38,000
$37,000 in 1953, $38,000
$37,000 in 1955, $38,000
$37,000 in 1957, $38,000
$37,000 in 1959, $38,000
$37,000 in 1961, $38,000
in 1948,
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1950,
1952,
1954,
1956,
1958,
1960,
1962,
1964,
1966,
interest to be
of
Principal
1%.
(M-N)
in multiples of
and
interest
payable at the legal de¬
positary of the Board
The
tion.
Va
approving
of Educa¬
opinion of
& Dempsey, of
Cleveland, will be furnished at
Sanders
Squire,
the
certified
to
District. A
check for $7,500, payable
expense
the
of the
Board of Education, must
accompany
the bid.
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tion.
ffz
Bond
Willowick, Ohio
Offering—Wm. E,
Village Clerk,
man,
Dett-
will:receive
fol¬
and
1950 to 1959.7 Principal
1947, and mature Jan. 1, as
$1,000 in 1948 and 1949,
about 1.283%.
$1,500 in
due
lows:
Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
$1,000.
These bonds are
Jan. 1, in 1948 to 1962. Second
Denom.
at the City high bid for 100.461 for l%s was
sealed bids until noon on Jan. 27,
Treasurer's
office.
Net income made by Wood, Struthers & Co.
for the purchase of $50,000 3%
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basis of about 1.433%.
village hall bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
: Sayre' School
District, Pa.
1946. Denomination $1,000. These Klamath County, Klamath Drain
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds are due $2,000 from Dec. Dist. (P. O. Klamath Falls), Ore.
bonds offered for sale on Jan. 2
Bond Sale—The $100,000 drain¬ —v.
1, 1948 to 1972. Bidders may bid
164, p. 3464—were awarded
for a different rate of interest in age bonds offered for sale on July
to Moore, Leonard & Lynch, of
a multiple of Va of 1%.
The ap¬ 27, were awarded to Juran & Pittsburgh, as l%s,:at a price of
proving opinion of Squire,. Sand¬ Moody, of St. Paul, as 2y4s, at a
100.183, a basis of about 1.34%.
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland, will
price of 96.25. Interest payable Dated Feb. 1, 1947.: Denomina¬
be furnished.
These bonds were J-J.zzz:Vp:,r^z:::zz}z
tion $1,000. These bonds are due
V,-.;:
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authorized at the election held on
Feb. 1, in 1949 to 1956. The next
Oregon (P. O. Salem), Ore.:
Sept. 10, 1946. A certified check
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 vet¬ highest bidder was Blair & Co.,
for $500, payable to the Village, is
erans' welfare bonds offered for Inc., for 194s, at a price of 100.698.
required.
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sale on Jan. 3—v, 164, p. 3199—
Upper Dublin Township Schoot
Wooster School District, Ohio
were awarded to the First Nation¬
District, Pa. ':[z*:zZ'
Bond
Sale
The $695,000 al Bank, of Portland, as Is, at a
Bond Offering—Edward L. Lee,
building bonds offered for sale on price of 99.0598, a basis of about
Secretary of the Board of Direct¬
Jan.
8—v.
164,
p.
3463—were 1.10%. Dated April 1, 1947. De¬
ors, will receive sealed bids until
awarded to the First
National nomination $1,000. These bonds
8 p.m. on Jan. 13, for the pur¬
Bank,
of Chicago, and Fahey, are due April 1, 1957. The next chase of
$300,000 building coupon
Clark & Co., of Cleveland, jointly, highest bidder was the State Bond
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
De¬
as l3/4s, at a price of 102.289%, a
Commission, for Is, at a price of
nomination $1,000.
These bonds
Z:zZJXi'::.:-ZZ-*Z^
Dasis of about 1.544%. Dated Jan. 99.055.' Z:ZZZzVZ-i y:-;Z"\
are due $12,000 from Jan. 1, 1948
1,
1947.
Denomination
$1,000.
PENNSYLVANIA
to 1972. Bidders to name the rate
and
interest payable
$16,000 as 294s, due from .Jan^ 1,
1948 to 1955; $28,000 as 294s, due
from Jan. 1, 1956 to 1959, and $31,000 as 294 s, due from Jan. 1, 1960
to 1964. Interest payable j^J, 7 7
Eastland
Z
County, Morton
Community Sch.
Dist.
'
Alley
No.
4
;
(P. O. Eastland), Texas
Bonds
Not
Sold—D. D.
Frank¬
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, reports that the $15,000
school house bonds, to bear not
exceeding 3% interest, offered for
sale on July 11, were not sold.
lin,
.
.
El Campo,
V",*.
Texas 7' "7
Bonds Sold—An issue of
was
<
sewer
bonds
totaling $300,000
purchased on Oct. 25, by R. N.
Co., of Houston.
7
revenue
Eddleman &
—
•
These
bonds
are
due in
1973. The next highest
1948
to
bidder was
3raun,
Bosworth .& Co., Inc.,
Ceylon E. Hudson, and Merrill,
Turben & Co., jointly, for ia/4s,
at
a
price of 101.132.
Belle Vernon, Pa.
El Paso, Texas
Bonds Voted—The
(]
City Auditor
states that at the election held
i
on
Jan.
4, the voters approved by
very
heavy majority the proposal
$2,000,000 track underpass-
a
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to issue
bonds.
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Henderson, Texas
'
Sale—The $275,000 street
of interest in a multiple of Va of
water, sewer, city hall and park
1 %.
Theapproving opinion of
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m. (EST), Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
on Jan.
13, by John A. Reppert, Philadelphia, will be furnished the
successful
bidden/ A
certified
Borough Secretary, for the pur¬
Bond
W;kzz,
Bond
bonds
-v.
offered
164,;
p.
for
sate
.Jan. 3
awarded
on
3464—were
to the Dallas Union Trust
Co., of
1
Volume 165
Dallas: Dated Jan. 15,1947.
These
bonds were authorized at an elec¬
tion held in December. The next
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL* CHRONICLE
Number 4559
•
highest - bidder
Southwest Co.
$1,000. These bonds
rate
Jefferson; County Drain District
No. 4,
[
Bond
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
Offering —W. • W. Pat
Kent, County Judges will receive
sealed bids ' until
10
Jan.
on
a.m.
20, for the purchase of $350,000
drainage coupon bonds; not ex*
needing 4% interest. Dated March
1,
Denomination
1947,
These bonds
$1,000;
due March 1. as
are
follows:' $7,000 in
Denoirt.
1948 and 1949.
or
rates
named
Gas
and
due Feb.
are
1, in 1948 to 1972.
Principal and
First interest payable at the place de¬
signated by the purchaser.
Any
'V
the
was
Dated Feb, 1; 1947.
est.
must be
in
Tobacco
Tax
Break Records
Revenues' 1, $25;000 in 1949, $35,000 in 1950
and 1951, $40,000 in 1952 to 1954,
Both State gasoline and tobacco
tax collections for the first
10
months of 1946 exceeded totals for
all of 1945
263
according to the Fed¬
multiple of V& of. 1 %. ; The Dis¬ eration of Tax Administrators.
trict will furnish the approving
Though gasoline tax revenues
opinion of McCall, Parkhurst & for October were 7% less than for
Crowe, of Dallas, and will deliver the preceding month, collections
the bonds to the bank designated up to Nov. 1 totaled almost $935
by the purchasers without cost to million; *$85.3 million more than
them.
It is anticipated that de¬ the -amount collected during all
livery can be effected within ap¬ of 1945.
October
collections
proximately 60 days.
Enclose a amounted to $100.3' million.
certified check for $12,000, pay¬
During October, State tobacco
able to the District.
~
tax collections increased to $22
Fremont County (P. O, Lander)
Wyoming
Bond Sale — The $110,000 me¬
lVgs; $165,000 maturing Jan. 1,
$40,000 in 1955 to 1957, $45,000 in morial hospital bonds offered for
1958, as iy4S, and $270,000 matur¬ sale on Jan. 8, were awarded td
ing $45,000 from Jan. 1, 1959 to the First National Bank, of Cody.
1964, as 1 Mj s. Interest payable JtJ. The. - next
highest
bidder
was
Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Denomination Otis & Co.
$1,000. Second best bid was an
offer of par for $490,000 as l%s/
and
the remaining
$160,000 as
1 y4s, submitted by F. S. Moseley
Canada (Dominion pf)
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks, and
Booklet on Canadian Govern¬
Lyons & Shafto, bidding jointly.
as
-
CANADA
ment
WASHINGTON
Franklin
County,
Kahlotus
and
Municipal Statistics —
Gundy & Co., Inc., have
Wood,
Cons,
just prepared
booklet of concise
a
statistical information regarding
$8,000 in 1950," $9,000 in 1951, $10^
million. Revenue from this source
Sch. Dist. No. S3 (P. O.
Rosenberg, Texas
000 in 1952, $12,000 in 1953, $13,the financial position of the Do¬
for the first 10 months of 1946 to¬
Bonds Sold
Beecher Coch¬
Pasco), Wash.
000 in 1954, .$14,000 in 1955, $15,minion of Canada, its nine prov¬
taled $197.3 million, $32.9 million
Bond Sale
An issue of $29,250
ran, City Secretary, has Announced
000 in 1956, $16,000 in 1957, $18,inces and 14 of the larger cities.
more than for the entire 1945 cal¬
that the following bonds amount¬
building bonds offered for sale re¬
—
—
000 in 1958, $19,000 in 1959, $20,000 in 1960, $22,000 in 1961, $23,000 in 1962, $24,000 in 1963,
000 in 1964, $28,000 in 1965,
000 in 1966, and $30,000 in
ing to $300,000 and authorized at
the election held
Dec. 21,
on
have
$26.- been sold:
$29 $100,000 street bonds;; T ; iv /
1967.
35,000 sewer system bonds. / :
Principal and interest payable at
i 25,000 park
bonds.
^
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
85,000 water works. r eve n u
The bonds are the general obliga¬
tions
of
the
District.
final
The
Unqualified approving legal opin¬
ion of Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬
cago, will be furnished tq the suc¬
cessful bidder. Enclose
check
for
a
certified
$7,000, payable to the
County Judge,
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:
sewer revenue
bonds?
Postponement' -V
e
-
.'-Son Ajitonio, Texas
Bond Call
Olive D> Hodson;
*
City Clerk, has announced that
the electric and gas revenue bonds
Nos. 33,554 to 34,945 amounting to
>
Mc Allen Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
'Bond
Offering — Lewis H.
•
Said
bonds
are
to
redeemed
be
presentation by the regis¬
upon
Moore, President of the Board of
trustees, will receive sealed bids
tered holder thereof. If registered,
until
bearer
8 p.m. on Jan. 29, for the
purchase of $600,000 school house
bonds, not exceeding 3Ms% inter¬
the holder thereof; if of
form, at the Chemical Bank
New York City. In¬
terest ceases on date called. 33'
by
or
& Trust Co.,
was
cou¬
pled with drain on available funds
to pay higher wages is forcing
of major public
postponement
works pro j ects in an increasing
number of U. S. cities according
to the international City Man¬
1947. Denomination $1,000, one for
$250. These bonds
are
due
from
Jan. 1, 1949 to 1953. Interest pay¬
able J -J. The next highest bidder
was
Richards & Blum, for 2s, at a
price of 100.726.
'^Terferai Public Housing Authority
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Local Units Offer Temporary Loans — Eighteen Local Housing
Authorities will receive sealed bids until Jan. 28, for the purchase
6f a total of $32,357,000 of their temporary loan notes. These notes
Will be dated Feb. 19; 1947, except the Puerto Rico notes, which wil
be dated Feb. 25, 1947. The various issues are described as follows
A
.
'
Local Authority
Amount
3 $193,000"
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Rrownsville, Texas
Chicagb, 111.
r.—
-333. 18,471,000
Clackamas County, Ore.526,000
Contra Costa County, Calif.———
M 919,000 '
Fayetteville,; ■ N.' G.i3-.33-33-.3~333V347,0OQ"
Fort Smithj Ark.—*3659,000
——
King County/ Wash.3^.
33"'3;165,000'
New Orleans,
a : 3,080,000
Providence, R. I.—~I——^ 214,000
Puerto
Rico—.
Richmond, Calif.'
-
Richmond, Va.
Rock Island, 111.-—^
San Bernardino County, Calif.-—
368,000 ?:
\
.-i-..-™..--
-
640,000
1,381,000
—
-3 -1,017,000
1,239,000 >
:
Maturity
Feb. 24, 1948
"Aug. 26, 1947
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb..24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Mar.
2, 1948
Feb. 10, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Mar.
2, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 24, 1948
Feb. 10, 1948
are
.
Of 17 cities recently surveyed to
provinces,
as
collections
and
well
♦
become^rohibitive.?
•' A 'similarv
report comes- from
Grand Junction, Colo,, where bids
have
been
rejected
on
much-
needed
waterworks
because
for
total tax
capita debts
of the cities. All statistics given in,
booklet
the
are
in¬
flation has put construction costs
as
per
in
terms
of
Ca¬
nadian dollars.
;
Sold—An issue of*
Dated Jan. 10,1947 and due April
'V^-TV'
11, 1947.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
."V
British Columbia (P. O. Victoria)
British Columbia
Debenture Sale — The
$5,000,sinking fund debentures
sale
recently, were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of A. E. Ames
Co., Dominion
Securities Corp., Wood/ Gundy &
Co., Canadian Bank of Commerce,
all of Toronto, and the Royal Bank
of Canada, of Montreal, at a price
of 99.31, a basis of about 2.795%.
These bonds are due on Jan. 15,
1967. The next highest bidder was
Mills, Spence & Co., and Asso¬
ciates, at a price of 98.50.
000 2%%
offered
for
ONTARIO
^Ji^nr-refuMingv bonds,; lq,,he|n
not-exceeding^ 2 % % interest
Dated Feb." 1, 1947. Due Feb
¥
1, as follows: $70,000 in 1951,
•'
$89,000 in 1952, $164,000 in
V: 1953, $170,000 irt 1954, $176,000 in 1955, $182,000 in 1956,
$188,000 in 1957, $195,000 in
1958; $202,000 in 1959, $209,000
o
in 1960 and - $216,000 in 1961.
Coupon rates bid shall be in mul¬
tiples of J4 of 1%. Principal and
$75,000
Jan. 9,
treasury bills was sold on
at an average yield of 0.399%.
.
station have
included
penditure of the Dominion and the
Bills
'
UNITED STATES
tables
,
Seattle, Wash.
Bond Offering — W. C. Thomas,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
determine effects of rising prices
until 10 a.m. on Jan. 13, for the
on
municipal
operating
costs, purchase of the following revenue
nearly all
are
curtailing con¬ bonds amounting to $8,361,000:
struction of capital improvements
$6,500,000 series LR-7, issue of
because
of
100%
increases
in
1933,; municipal
light
and
building costs. At the same time
power bonds, to bear not ex¬
immediate necessity to pay higher
ceeding 6% interest. Due Jan.
wages and extend some city serv¬
1, as follows: $70,000 in 1949,
ices regardless of cost has stimu¬
$90,000 in 1950, $80,000 in
lated the already almost desperate
1951, $100,000 in 1952 and
search for new sources of revenue.
1953, $149,000 in 1954, $199,Muskegon, Mich., is cited as a 1
000 in 1955, $250,000 in 1956,
typical example of public works
"$303,000 in 1957, $356,000 in
curtailment.
Work on the city's
1958, $410,000 in 1959, $464,new sewage
disposal plant addi¬
000 in 1960, $519,000 in 1961
tion has been suspended because
:
$576,000 in 1962, $634,000 in
at current prices it would cos ;
t
1963, $592,000 in 1964, $551,$900,000 fpr construction planned
000 in 1965^ $533,000 in 1966
last year to cost $500,000. Bartlesand $524,000 in 1967.
ville, Okla., may have to ration
water next summer because costs
1,861,000 series LS-4, issue o
1946, muncipal light and powof constructing a new - pumping
agers'Association,
Two
awarded to Foster &
comparative purposes relating to
Marshall, of Portland, as 1V2?, at
the debt position, revenue and ex¬
a price of
100.094. Dated Jan; 1,
'
Bonds Voted
An ; issue' of $1,392,000, are called for payment
on Feb. I, at the principal amount
$350,000 drainage bonds was rati¬
thereof plus accrued interest, plus
fied at the election held on Dec.
a premium of
$50 for each bond
: 14gj946
redeemed.
Dated Aug.
1, 1942,
1
cently,
Inflation Forces Public Works
Inflated construction costs
bonds,
55,000
endar year.
Ontario (P, O. Toronto), Ont^
.
:
Debentures Offered for Invest¬
ment
—-
An issue of T td' 2% % de¬
bentures
totaling $50,000,000, is
being offered for public subscrip¬
tion by Wood, Gundy & Co., of
beyond municipal budget limits.
Toronto. These debentures mature
Berkeley, Calif., recently adopted
in 1948 to 1977.
a policy of rej ecting
bids out of
line with normal price levels on
QUEBEC
virtually
all
but - "emergency"
Bedford, Que.
projects. Austin, Texas, is post¬
Bond Sale — The $50,000 3%;;
poning construction of new mu¬ semi-annual interest payable at
nicipal buildings for which plans the Washington Fiscal Agency in semi-annual improvement bonds
New York City or at the City offered for sale recently, were
already were completed.
awarded to Wood, Gundy & .Co.,
j The same dilemma prevails in Treasurer's office, at the option
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other cities. In Long Beach, Calif .,
construction of new fire stations
of the holder. Said bonds will be
and
the Canadian
Bank of Com¬
York merce, both of Toronto, jointly,
Scranton, Pa;
* 501,000
and libraries is being postponed. City, Chicago, Boston or Cincin¬ at a price of 102.35, a basis Of \
Seattle; Wash.
.——3.———t-!-1^414,000
High Point, N. C., also is curtail¬ nati, at the option of the pur¬ about 2.76%. Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
Tuckahoe, N. Y
—
105,000
ing public works
construction. chaser, and shall be registered as These bonds are due, in from 1
to 20 years. The next highest bid¬
! Local Housing Authority Notes Washington County Housing Au¬ Budget increases in both these to principal. Legality to be ap¬
der was Rene T. Leclercj Inc., at
Awarded by 11 Units—The tem¬ thority, Pa;, notes, at .88%, plus a cities are attributed to municipal proved by Wood, Hoffman, King
& Dawson, of New York
. V
;
City, a price of 100.19.
pay increases and extension of es¬
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porary
loan: notes
aggregating premium of $11.00.;
whose favorable opinion will be
Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, of sential services to new residential
$27,444,000, offered for sale on
Montreal,, Que.
i
delivered to the purchaser free
districts.
;
Jan. 7, were purchased as follows: New York, were the successful
Debenture Sale — The following
Other cities postponing work on of cost.
The Chemical Bank & Trust Co,, bidders for the $2,000,000, Thirty:V.^£
'■'i C'*' '4:^'.-"v !
pf New York, and Associates, were fifth Series, St. Louis Housing Au¬ planned capital improvements in¬ Yakima County, Selah Sch. Dist. debentures amounting to $34,077,the successful bidder for $1,781,000 thority, Mo., notes, at .88%, plus a clude Ashtabula, Ohio; Newton,
000 and offered for sale recently,
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
Bremerton Housing Authority, premium
of
$23.00;
$1,500,000 Kan.; Roanoke, Va.,; and West
awarded
to
Bonds Voted — An issue of were
a
syndicate
Palm Beach, Fla. Despite curtail¬
Wash., $925,000 Little Rock Hous¬ Twenty-eighth Series, Allegheny
$20,000 construction bonds carried headed by the Dominion Securities
ing public works construction,
ing Authority, Ark., $2,558,000 County Housing Authority, Pa.,
at the election held on Dec. 14.
Corp., Ltd., of Toronto, and L. G.
St. Louis Housing Authority, Mo., notes, at .89%, plus a premium of more than half the 17 cities sur¬
These bonds are due in 10 years,
Beaubien & Co., of Montreal, ^ at
$7,331,000 San Francisco Housing $23.00, and $1,000,000, Thirty-fifth veyed have found it necessary to
Au'thori ty,; Calif.
San
Francisco
Housing increase tax rates during the
(City and Series,
a price of 99.11:
VIRGINIA
past
County), and $152,000 Santa Bar¬ Auth orit y, Calif.
(City and
Cabell County (P. O. Huntington) $4;050,000 1^% refunding bonds.
bara County Housing Authority, County), note's, at; .90%, plus a year.: Three cities lowered tax
W.Va.
Due Nov. 1, 1948.
rates in 1946 but increased prop¬
Calif., notes, at .90%, plus small premium of $19.00. *
2,466,000 21/4% refunding bonds. ;
; Tenders Wanted
Boone B.
.The
premiums.
valuations
generally
in¬
Bessemer;;-Trust,; Co., of erty
Due Nov. 1, 1951.
Arthur, President of the County
The Central Hanover Bank & Jersey City, was the successful creased total
property tax rev¬
9,416,000 2 J/2 % refunding bonds.
Trust Co., of New York, was the bidder for the $786,000 Winne¬
Court, will receive sealed tenders
enues.
Due Nov. 1,
as follows:
'3',
until Feb. 1, for the purchase of
successful bidder for the $1,292,- bago County Housing Authority,
$4,114,000 in 1953, and $5,302,*
toll bridge revenue bonds, dated
000, Twenty-seventh Series, Alle¬ 111., notes, at .88%, plus a premium
VERMONT
000 in 1954.
/
;
Aug, 1, 1940.
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gheny County Housing Authority, of $2.00; $697,000, Twenty-second
6,259,000 3% refunding bonds.
Pa., notes, at .85%, plus a premi¬ Series,, Norfolk Housing Author¬ University of Vermont and State
Due Nov, 1, 1960.
WYOMING
Agricultural College (P. O.
um of $7.00;
$1,000,000, Twenty- ity,. Va.> notesr. at .89%> plus a
979,000
3%
refunding
bonds.
Burlington), Vt.
sixth
Converse County, (P. O. Douglas)
Series, Allegheny County premium of $2.00, and $175,000,
Due Nov. 1, 1963.
Bond Sale
The $650,000 dor¬
Housing Authority, Pa., $986,000, Conway Housing Authority, Ark.,
Wyoming
10,907,000 3% refunding bonds,
Twenty-fourth
Series,
Norfolk notes, at .90%, plus a premium of mitory revenue bonds offered for
Bond Sale — The $20,000 me¬
f
Due
Nov.
1,
as
follows:
Housing Authority, Va., $500,000 $2.00...
%j;.sale on Jan. 7—v., 164, p. 3464— morial hospital bonds offered for
$7,522,000 in 1968, and $3,385,R. W. Pressprich & Co., of New
Thirty-first
Series,
St.
Louis
000 in 1969,
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sale on Jan.. 4—v, 164, p. 3464—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
Housing Authority, Mo.,
notes, York, were the successful bidders
,
-
delivered
in
Seattle,
New
,
;|||1|;WEST.:
,
,
—
-
at .86 %, plus a premium of $7.00 -for the $1,000,000, Twenty-third
each series; $1,007,000 Charles¬ Series, Norfolk Housing Author¬
on
posed of Roosevelt & Cross, G. F.
Childs
&
Co., Mackey, Dunn
were
purchased
as
0.75s. Interest Dated Jan. 15,1947. Principal and
& payable F-A. Dated Feb. 1, 1947. interest. payable in lawful money
ton
Housing Authority,
S. C., ity, Va.,.notes, at .79%, plus a
Co., and Tripp & Co., all of New Denomination $1,000. These bonds of Canada. The next highest bid¬
$979,000, Thirty-second Series, St. premium of $28.00, and $1,000,000,
are due $10,000 on Feb. 1, in 1948 der was the Credit Interprovincial,
Louis
Housing Authority,
Mo., Thirty-third
Series,
St.
Louis York, at a price of 100.031, a net
;notes, at .87 %, plus a premium of Housing Authority, Mo., notes, at interest cost of/ about- L43%, as and 1949, The next highest bid Ltd., Montreal, and Associates, at:
$7.00 on each series, and $775,000 .84%, plus a premium of $28.00. follows: for $215,000 maturing Jan< was for Is.
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a price of 99.02.
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