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Number 4035
New
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Stock! and Bond ISales^
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New York Stock
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Below
furnish
the New York Stock
on
14j^aw.
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices Jan. 10 Jan: 12 Jan. 13 Jan.
Treasuiy
32d of
one or more
point.;
a
Treasury
(High
~
108.25
108.27
108.2;>
108.27
77 '"4
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7
7
2Ks
103.29
-1
104.12
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102.23
102.25
102.23
104.14
101.14
104.15
104.11
104.14
104.15
104.14
104.15
5
■-•
1HK22
:
;
110.17
te
110.19
110.17
110.19
7
2s, 1951-55
-
109.22
109.30
106.6
109 ;22
.(Low.
(Close
,
;
7
109.7
108.26
109.7
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1
(Close
(High
\»>
.
*49
4912
*49
*108% 109 | *108% 109
40
421*
42% 43
*471,
49U
*678
7
20%
*19
*11
11
36%
%
%
*63
66
2%
*85
2'g
100
61«
*5^2
*5%
*14
'2
3714
,
"32
534
5%
16
49%
*108% 109
42
11
5%
For footnotes
33%
316
•2%
00
36%
3m;
65
2%
©O
si«
49
*108%
43
*48
7
49
*48%
109
Jan.
49i2
5%
5%
5%
15%
15%
page
5%
Stocks
20
Rail¬
:1'
v
trials
roads
Jan.
15
Bonds
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
ties
10.
110.54
27.66
10
Total
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
Utili¬
14.50
37.64
105.40
92.86
52.68
37.75
Total
108.16
89.78
10o.3*
92.80
52.87
108.02
89.76
38.25
105.66
92.83
53.35
108.06
89.95
14.61
38.3,5
105.75
93.38
53.13
108.19
90.11
(Close
Jan.
15.
112.51
28.15
14.68
38.31
105.61
93.19
52.68
108.29
89.95
Jan.
16.
111.2c
27.99
14.61
37.94
105.H6
93.28
52.39
108.49
89.96
Jan.
■/'
.■v.
*40
43
48%
*48
48%
6%
~
35%
3i«
*62
2%
*87
36%
h*
80
1
Odd-lot sales,
Close
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
..
t Deferred delivery sale,
t Cash sale.
above
table
Frtauy
includes
only sale
Transactions in registered bonds were:
■•'
7.
'
No sales.
of
Week's
ju-e
Last
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
If
Sale
Range or
Friday's
coupon
2%
100
Abraham & Straus
200
Acme Steel
35%
35%
a16
"i»
80
*65
2%
2%
*88
100
2%
*38
%
*U
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
*14%
*14%
1
15%
1,600
108
Dec 17
34
Dec29
No par
43% Dec 10
Adams Express...-.—No par
5% Apr 22
£17% Deo 24
11,600
Air Reduction Inc.....No par
%•.'
1,300
100
"2I66
6i#
4,000
5%
15%
800
400
Feb 21
Co^._........-25
Adams-Milti3 Corp ....No par
"7",300
&
*115.25
1944-1954
3 Ms
3^83 %s
3Ms
Bid
108.25
1946-1956
*110 8
Asked
Hioh
Range
©
o
110.17
for Year
1941
oqcc
No. Low
116 2
108.27
"b
....
Hioh
115.28121.26
108.12 113.18
110.7 115.7
Air Way El
Corp
Appliance..No
10
par
Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co...100
Alaska Juneau Gold Min...10
Albany & Susq RR Co
100
Allegheny Corp
..No par
5 M % pf A with $30 war. 100
5H% pf A without war. 100
$2.50 prior conv pref.No par
1943-1947
103.29
103.29
1943-1945
104.11
104.15
27 103.30 108.6
1944-1946
105.12
105.12
10 105
1946-1949
*.08.11 108.20
1949-1952
110 22
1910-1948
*107.29108 6
Treasury 3s.. 1
1951-1955
ellO.17110.19
$
Lowest
per share
55% Sept 20
124
$
49%
Sept 25
101
Dec
30
6
8% Dec
5
May
May
3478 May
4% May
16% June
12% June
36%June
% May
60
May
4
May
9% D3C 29
34% Nov 29
14 Dec 22
24% Aug 6
15?s Jan 3
45
July 28
% Jan 14
73
9
75
Aug
9
..1% D3C 29
5
Jan
4
99% Aug
8
% Jan
6
% June
10% Jan
9
5% June
4% May
7
May
85
S3Pt
Dec 30
% Dec 10
3% Dec 10
3% Dec 10
11% Dec 27
9% Aug 27
21% Apr
3
Highest
per share $
54% Sept 23
51% Jan
110.22
Year 1940
Highest
$ per share
44$% conv preferred.-,..100
Address-Muitlgr
2%
Range for Preeiout
100-Share Lots
46
"loo
80
Range for Year 1941
Abbott Laboratories-..No par
11%
35%
5%
5%
678
21
...1947-1952
Treasury 3%is
Treasury 3 ka8
On Basis of
Par
200
5%
5%
*14%
15%
Shares
48
.
4^8
4s
Price
Low
,
Lowest
4378
11%
347S
Nft,
Treasury 3s.......
STOCKS
Week
50
16
U. S. Government
,
EXCHANGE
500
48
Week Ended Jan.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
■
8TOCK9
NEW YORK
49%
103% 108%
6?8
"TI%]
*64%
16
*48%
*19
11%
•
(Low.
100
Dec
per
70%
147
46%
share
TFnh
Feb
Apr
60
Nov
9
103.30107.25
....
112.12
110.13114.9
107.21111.21
110.4
77
Mar
7
Jan
100
Jan
113.9
.1955-1960 M S
Treasury 2Ms......
Treasury 2Mb
Treasury 2Ms......
.1948-1951 M S
.1951-1954 J D
*108-10108.19
107. 2
.1956-1959 M
108.26
Treasury 2 M s...
Treasury 2Ms.
.1958-1963 J
D
107, 1 111.18
106. 31111.25
.1945-1947 M
.
..
5
&
109.22
110
106.6
106.9
*107.13107.22
109.11
*108.29109.6
18 107. 14112.13
6 105 30109.24
107. 11110.9
110.22
.1960-1965 J
D
Treasury 2%js_,_
Treasury 2
.—1945 J
D
105.25
105.25
105. 10108.14
1948 M S
106.31
106.31
107. 16109.22
Treasury 2Hs
.1949-1953 J
106.16
110.11
110.11
107. 8
Jan
27% Apr
19% Jan
58% Jan
7j Mar
109.9
108.8
"20
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Ma
Treasury 2^s_...
Treasury 2Mb
Treasury 2M3
106.16
105. 2
108.9
*106.10106.19
105.4
118.18
1952-1954 M
104
S
104.3
102.8
106.16
102.23 el02.25
1967-1972 M S 100.10 1Q0.6
100.10
1951-1953 J D
*104.27105.4
102
105.9
1954-1956 J
D
1947 J
D
...1956-J.958 M S
Treasury 2^3
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Ma
Treasury 2s
D
112.24
1950-1952 M 5
100
103.16
103.5
106.27
*104,30105.7
103.5
107.4
106.28
*104.16104.25
104.7
1% Jan
14% Dee
12% Jan
Treasury 2s.....Mar
15 1948-1950 M S
*101.6
100.24104.4
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
15 1948-1950 J
D
*110.16110.16
1951-1955 J
D
24
100.10
Treasury 2s
...1953-1955 J
D
*103.17103.26
Dec
....
Dec
290,
Exchange
14.55
*38
*108% 109
43
7
the
$ per share
6i#
5%
15%
see
$ per share
11%
5%
;
$ per share
Friday
21%
%
5%
Jan. 15
*11%
*
100
(
Jan. 14
*19
.
York Stoon:
.
14.54
Sales
Thursday
11%
*62
2%
*85
6%
the New
on
^
of representative
BONDS
PRICES
21
%
67
2%
*15
6%
SALE
*19
36%
*62
*%
48%
Averages
averages
28.23
•
*11%
11
36%
%
42
48%
*47% 48%
*6%'»_ 6%
*19
21%
daily closing
28.15
Note—The
5
for
497a
5139,936.000
27.89
bonds.
Wednesday
$ per share
49%
•
30
Date
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
per share
5107,329,000
112.59
1
i
551,451.000
112.44
106.16
share
8,899,000
129,297,000
110.65
■;
106.16
per
5,535,000
101,187,000
13.
Total sales in $1.000 units
106.16
'
46,838,000
10
106.31
Total sales in $1,000 units...
$
the
are
-
...
1^3,1945-47-...
106.31
13
3,957,000
45,093,000
12.
♦
(Close
Jan.
$1,740,000
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
106.31
Low.
HIGH
$607,000
14.
39
Tuesday
5656,000
Jan.
105.25
(Close
7,815,910
8232,000
2.655,000
(High
105.25
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1941
7,483,060
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Low.
Low.
1942
2,894,700
Jan.
■
Close
(High
1941
•
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stocks and bonds listed
as
(High
1944-52... .(Low.
(Close
105.25
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Jah. 12
1942
3,044,660
(High
3
LOW AND
847,980.000
(Close
7
•
High
Monday
8232,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 16
2&s, 1942-44.......... Low.
110.11
Total sales in $1,000 units...
10
52.655,000
Stock and Bond
Total sales in $1,000 units..r
110.11
110.11
Jan.
545,093.000
547,980.000
Below
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1
3s,8eries A,
Low.
Saturday
3,044,660
Total
HomeOwners'Loan
High
">•
9,557,000
7,442,000
7,442.000
Indus¬
.
1
2Mb, 1949-53
17.000
Low.
.....
,
(Close
,
315,000
Foreign
..(Low.
■
Total sales in $1,000 units...
.
7,110,090
Railroad & industrial..
77.(High
7,.
.
2Mb, 1942-47-i
108.26
"
Low.
M
9,000
478,800
...
(High
:
(High
2Mb, 1948
749,000
(Hign
•
108.26
101.11
109.11
..
6.684,000
Total sales in $1,000 units...
109.7
Low.
(Close
2^8.1945
10,506,000
445,970
U. S. Government
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2Mb. 1960-05-.
$5,335,000
7,698,000
17,000
93.000
„
Bonds
t><
38,1942-47
(Close
.
75,000
603,000
402,000
Et change
Total sates in $1,000 units—
(High
4
821.000
332,000
610,200
Stocks—No. of shares.
3s. 1944-49-—...... Lo.v.
>;
7
X
[OIO86
,'V-.V
4
(Lo«v.
-
$254 0.10
7,291 000
9,886,0 ;0
9,062.000
725,120
Low.
J
■■
?5,060 000 ■'"»
293.030
491,540
Total sales in *1,000 units...
•
109.11
'
•
,
5
(Close
5
Total sales in $1,000 units.-..
2Mb. 1958-63
;
(High
100.9
,yi:
(High
;.-T
New York Stock
100.10
v.v
(Close
7 3448.1944-64..—..
(High
2Mb. 1956-59
">•
Sates
Week Ended Jan. 16
100.10
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
•••:
106.9
— —
Bond
Bonds
'
1
Total sales in $1,000.units...
Federal t arm Mortgage
106.9
100.6
Total..
110.16
(Illgn
28.1953-65............ j Low.
.•••. I
-"fe
2«8.1951-54-
Total
Government
Bonds
110.16
,
109.22
103.30
1-7. 1
16
Total tales In $1,000 units...
'
Exchange
United States
Foreign
Bonds
103.10
—..Low,
'-■■■•
*2
109.30
106.6
,
110.16
(High
110.17
1
110
(High
1948-51
r:
Total sales in $1,000 units...
110J9
109.29
i
Railroad
and MUcell.
of
Shares
Saturday,...,.
Monday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday.:...—..
(High
Total sales in $1,000 units...
r
109.29
2 Ha.
Number
Jan. 16, 1942
(High
7 2s. Dec. 1948-50....... (Low.
(Close
■V
the New York Stock
Stocks,
Week Ended
Low.
-
■
$1,000 units...
at
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
(Close
"
k
Transactions
2s. March 1918-1950... J Low.
20
,;i.
(High
-
(See Index Back Page)
17
(High
HO'22
Total rales in $1,000 units...
4
100.10
Total sales in $1,00© units.wi
110.22
-fe
•
100.8
28
Close
(High
"•■■■
100.9
1
:•*'
(Close
(High
2«»'I94M7
100.9
100.7
24
100.10
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Total sales in
100.8
100.8
100.8
Low.
..y.-••.-:v7-.v
28, 1947-.-..—.
$1,000 units.
"•i9«-M
100.7
(High
7
7,7
ju»
"•i94M8-
100.7
(High
2Mb, 1954-56
10
Total sales in $1,000 unit*...
High
:/:%%■.
100.6
Low.
105.12
$1,000 units...
V.>ji'.vt High
:
100.9
Total sales in $1,000 units...
7
2^8, 1951-53
1946-49.-...-—.{Low.
Total sales in
100.7
(Close
1
14
$1,000 units..-.'
1940-62
*3
100.10
\v
■
104.14
(Close
3W«.
Exchange
Miscellaneous
102.25
5
High
101.12
Total sales in
r
year.
102.25
104.12
(High
te
the
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
4
102.23
105.12
;
5
(High
New York Curb
104.3
J
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
—
■
105.12
3Ma,
104.3
.....Low.
-
.
for
range
City News
Corporation News
QUOTATIONS
101.3
104
1967-72.--——-(Low.
103.29
•
High
'
104
(Close
.'-a
.
104
104.2
101.2
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Total sales in $1,000 units...
-
104.2
Low.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
103,29
the
State and
Close
(High
'
r
2^8.1956-58
Low.
(Close
»*«.*•»■«
■
(High
(Low.
»
(High
Total sales in $1,000 units...
High
3«a. 1943-47
•
„
,
(Close
:'f
2^8, 1952-54
Low.
(CI08C
3MB, 1946-56
Total sales in
..'v.
108.25
Total sales in $1,000 units...
;
>,
t
Total sales in $1,000 units...
108.27
Low,
Close
/
7
-
.■'77
[High
—-
:
.
2 .Ms, 1950-52
Total sales in $1,000 wntts..'.
4s. 1944-54
,
computing
Also in This Issue
I
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices Jan. 10 Jan. 12 Jan. 13
Jan. 14 Jan. 15 Jan. 16
15 Jan. 16
Low.
(Close
4^8. 1947-52
,
In
Exchange
a
Figures after decimal point represent
Exchange
No account Is taken of sieh sales
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm
Mortgage
Corporation coupon bonds on the New York Stock Exchange during the current week.
we
Copy
a
Y E A R LY
I-
MOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the day's
range, unless they are the only transactions of the
day.-
U.S. Government Securities
Price 60 Cents
For footnotes
see page
291.
101.15
100.10
104.2
106.21
5(100.6 100.9
J 101.24106.7
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Tuesday, January 20, 1942
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL: CHRONICLE
THE
282
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Week's
p'n uig
«tj
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
5
5
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ll'l
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5*4
5k
5*4
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18*2
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89
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21
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800 Archer Daniels
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72
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22%
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7% preferred
9
133
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9
8% Aug
3% Daa 10
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Apr
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8
5% preferred-—-..^...100
800
....25
9,200 Atlantic Refialag—
100
4% conv pref series A...100
3,600 Atlas Corp.... ...; . . . ..... 5
1
200
6%
preferred.......V..59
22% Feb 14
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Dec
8'4
64%
32
12% May
! 12% Jan
7
8
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35%
5%
—
68
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35
May
58%
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22 -g
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88
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2
19l->June
6
28Y De?
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111
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22
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82
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9Y May
23%
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22%
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18% May
102
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7
May
43% June
67
May
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4
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10
May
4
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600 Bayuk Cigars
7
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— ..
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28%
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400 Beatrice
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9,009
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111
•
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....
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25
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50
300 Beech-Nut Packing Co..-.20
300 Belding-Hemingway
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Beech Creak RR.
Belgian Nat Rys part
6 9V Bendix
Aviation.—
pref.
....6
3% May
27% May
111
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124%
8
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32
12-34Sept 12
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s
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36%
\
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105
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35%
a
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32%
127
1960
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A
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103
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126
25
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,
31% Anr 21
Jan
6
8% July- 29
Oct 7
17
10 Y Jan 14
;
41% 8ept 18
7% June
9%
67%
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—
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5
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33
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Argentina 7s..1942
1951
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1949
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Cuba
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14%
13 H
1/N
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.....Jan 1901
bonds—....1970
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♦disking fund 7s of 1920..-1946
♦dluking fund 7s of 1927--1J17
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98
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81 iking fund
108
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23%
D
1942
J
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F
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1962
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36Y
A
26
18
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0
TI*Cnljgne (City) Germany 0 Ms.'50
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Nov
Apr
10
14%
A
♦Chinese (Hukuang Ry) 5s.... 1951
-
24*? May
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—
15
14
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1957
..
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9
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MN
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10
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,
6
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1961
1962
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♦Chilean Corns Munic 78——-I960
♦<3h
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19
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sented
ig
23
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1960
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112%
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M
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1961
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.....1961
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32
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4
12
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95
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95
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.♦External sinking fund 6s—.1962
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..—1062
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1063
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...1963
...
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19
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♦6s assented—......Sept 1961 M S
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20
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J
Jau
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35
J
f
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61
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61
62
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29
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12843ept 12
59
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J
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-
2Y May
5's Dec
O
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Mar
45
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May
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8% July 31
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69
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102
95
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1976
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1975
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9
r
1944
30-ycnr 3s
1 '67
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1*4Ceiit Agric Bank (Ger) 7s...1950
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♦6s July coupon 011
.I960
A pi
9
8
8
6
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19
111
37%
5
22%
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19
31
100
50
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84
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600 Barker Brothers..
22%
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——
—^
Conv
19%
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7
4% preferred—....
5% preferred.—..109
10
1,400 Barber Asphalt Corp.
640
22
; 31
6%
3,490
Hi,500 Ban?or & Aroostook
—
Cordoba (Prov)
4,490 Baldwin Loco Works v t C—13
109
8,900 Baltimore & Ohio.
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65
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18
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220
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7,100 Aviation Corp of Del (The)-.3
61*8
4'4 May
35% July 29
11Y Apr 25
61
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Jan
Apr
Apr
12
May
35
5034 July 14
30
July 22
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Atlas Powder......
—1955
1)
Nov
25% May
13% Feb 15
1
6'4
12*8
4
45% Oct 21
56
Nov 7
500 Atl G & W I S3 Lines
May
101%
8
3L%July 22
,70i4May 8
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31%
Oel
6
06% Mar 12
5% preferred- ————100
53*2
5% May
14
2
53% De? 10
13% Feb 14
3,700
June
83% June
81% Sept 18
28.1 Da?
-%--f
<4
1949 M-'s,
Apr
91%
99 Y
Jin
8,900 Atlantic Coast Line RR—.100
384:4
>.
Aug
24%
.
89%
Due
7% Jan 10
Jan II
10
4
Mar
■
13
30%
64%
F
12
Feb
18
29Y Aug .4
82
24%
J
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Dec
1163% Aug 25
20
64Y
F
1; 7-veir 2 %s
.—-,109
30%
..1957
S
Feb
93
Dec
May
2 *8
5% preferred—— --——100
—
21
5714
61H
55
.
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7% 2d praferred.
65
58%
8
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V
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68*4
320
24%
4
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51
3
17%
23Y
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3%
145
7
64% De? 29
7
Apr
11'4 May
6
1
8
159
Dec-29
30%
31
70 >8
6
.
Jan
llY
;
12% Mav
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Mai
11
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8e{)t 24
-76
64%
4
08
"
3JY
9% May
j 19Y Aug
168?4 Jan
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78
•
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f
152*2 May
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f
23% Da?
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24
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May
139
28% Jan 10
1
112
2io Da?
Mu
49%
Jan 21
54
13% Jan 14
Da?
60
19,400 Atcli Toi>eka & Santa Fe.: 103
31%
Feb
60% Mav
159% Jan 10
1,100 Associated Dry Goods——1
6% 1st preferred.
—100
400
83
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■;,
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24
85
31Y
70
•
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7% preferred...—#——100
90
6%
30
-1955 1
70%
62
59 %
—
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4,800 Armstrong Cork Co...No par
300 Arnold Constable Corp.—5
4
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*
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24*4
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2,200
7
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20
5
100 Armour&Co(Del)pf7%4td.lOO
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26%
72
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Corp.,12.50
1,200 Andes Copper Mining
600 A P W Paper Co Inc..
66
26%
6%
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Preferred-...—..
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9%
4
122
3% D33
1
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500
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29,609 Anaconda Copper Miiint—50
1% !
90
9
S"pt
i 22 Y
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200 Anchor Hock Glass
7
F«h
43% Da?-9
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American
1.9C0
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1181 May 5
Wks & Elec.AH par
preferred.
Nj par
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■
3%
"2366
69 *4
1926-.1957
Dec
81
Am Water
5%
O
12% Mar
,
-
Fab 1
115% Daa
Dec
11Y
6 Y Da?'
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5%
10Y
-
5*4
54
13
preferred.#..-..---*103
75%
1972 4
i
114
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41%
'
44% 44%
44
44% 44%
44%
45
2I84 22
21% 22%
21%
21%
21*2
110%
110% *107
110% *107
110Y *107
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7
6-34
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50
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4
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4,700
3
21
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75
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118
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9
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22
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334
8,800 Amarican Viae>se
70
.
74*2 Nov
Mav
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Am Type
77%
1927.—1957
>,*7s (Central Uyju.#..#—;1952
Brisbane (City) s f 5s—-.1957
81 iking fund gold 5'...... . 1958
Slaking fund gold 6s
195(1
"•B ldipest (City of) 6s
-196
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♦External
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May
155
9
9
Da?
15% Da?
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9% Mav
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5
29% Da? 26
30%
31%
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32
33Y
108
31Y
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24 Y
85
84'2 '-*8412
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68%
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v:
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135
54
81
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163
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108
•
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100
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63%
29
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69 M
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,
:
23%
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147g
11M
91 %
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.38
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4
Apr
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57
22%
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J
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Jan
Mai
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•
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:
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112
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21
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18
7
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111
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Vmarlcan Stores..—- -N0
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83
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3
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1927- . 1957
4 Us of 1328... —1956
Apr
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8% Da? 10
1,501
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84
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45% Mav
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51
28
21
21
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76
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V
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1,400 Vmarlcan Baseh Corn
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14
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13
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
Jan.
% rer shnfe
Lowest
H la hetl
Loioetl
16
Week Ended Jan.,
EXCHANGE
Week
rr.ynvT * NGE
N. y.
Year 194»
,
the
Fridai
Thur
Wednis'/vi
Tuesday
MonSao
SatUTdwi
On Basis
STOCK
NEW
for
Range or
Last
BONOS
Range to- Previous
1911
if lOO-yowrg Lots
Range for Ye zr
Sales
With deel aratlon,
Apr 15
———.
For footnotes see page
2911
"
30%
32
10
;
.
107 26
103 V:
103.2
Volume 155
Number 4035
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
-
N. y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Jan.16
Foreign Govt. &
Munic.
(Cunt.)
La.it
Sale
Price
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
-
Range or
Friday's
Bid
Asked
y
Range
for Year
■k
1941
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
NEW
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 10
Jan.
12
Tuesday
Jan.
Wednesday
13
Jan.
Thimiay
14
Friday
i
Janyi 5
Range for Year 1911
YORK STOCK
Range, for Previous
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
Year 1940
EXCHANGE
Jan. 16
Dominican Rep Cust A<15X'S—1942
§*lHtser 5Xs of 1926....-.1940
§*2d Heries sink fund 5Xs- —1940
Lowest
Shares
t
,
•
.
S
Par
,
Highest
share
per
$
Beneficial Indus Loan—N? par
Pr p.112.50 dlvser'38 Ni par
60
Best & Co
2,800
19YD33 26
•
10i2 Dec 27
1
Customs Admin 5Xb 2d ser—1961
5Xs 1st series
1969
5
s 2d series.
1969
.
„.-j
—
N
1 par.
Bethlehem Steel (Del)—Na par
7%
—_•
„
283
♦Dresden (City) external 7s.. 1945
preferred
115
.100
Birelow-Sanf Cam Inc.AD
67
May
2
3434 July 23
9
89% Jan 3
13112 Jan 28
D?329
21
D30 31
3178 Aui?
Black <fe Decker Mfg Co N? par
Blaw-Knox Co
-...No par
15^4 Dec 19
2378Sepc
2
101,1
jan
4
Bliss & Lau'hiin Ino
13
18% Jan
8
par
5
....5
Blpomln«,dale Brothers. Na par
10
Dac26
17
70
Dec 31
90
12
..5
Aluminum <fc Brass."..5
Bond Stores Ino
Finland (Republic) ext 6s.....1945
With declaration
Borden Co
f 6X8—1953
—
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co
7
5
No par
•j ♦Hamburg (State) 6s
par
Participating preferred.. 100
Byron Jackson Co
No par
1960
With declaration
23'
514 Jan
Jan
Dei
27
Maj
14*4 Maj
0% May
Mar 21
6
Jan 17
97
Maj
May
May
9
9
8% July 22
34% Jan 6
20
Dec 26
35% Sept 17
20% July 28
5684 Nov 5
17% May
12% May
93s July 24
"7% "bei
Dec
76
Dec 10
May 8
534 Dec 23
134 Dec 10
15
»
1 '2
i5®4 Nov
12%
12% Jan
118
49
3 >8 May
41.1 Sept
25
2'8 Dec 10
6
Dec
9
43g Jan
1134 jun
76% Feb 14
100
7i2 Apr 29
12
214 M ay
4,
9
Jan
May
5'2 May
4% Maj
17% May
618 May
May
July 28
'
Jan
2
9
Sopt 9
678 July 28
23
Aug 6
9
Dec
4*4 Dec 10
18
Dec 29
5% oonv preferred..
30
Butte Copper & Zinc.......5
Byers Co (A M)
No par
....1946
With declaration
51 ♦Heidelberg (German)ext 7 X8. I960
Helslngfors (City) extl 6 Xs
par
1
Bush Terminal.
1
Bush Term Bldg dep
7% pf 100
Butler Bros.........
10
♦Haiti (Republic) 8 f 6s ser A..1952
2% Aug 9
6% Jan 14
1414 Sept 22
37
Sept 13
3
Dec
Burlington Mills Corp
Conv pref $2.75 ser. .No
....
7
Mhj
21
5%
18%
23l8
15%
.No par
Oct
8
13U Maj
May
38
May
27
9
par
...No par
8
45U
Feb 14
...No
Bulova Watch
Jan
2
July 29
51
Budd Wheel....
6
41
9
2% Dec
100
Burroughs Add Mach—No
With declaration
June 11
.
Billiard Co
♦7b part paid.....
..1964
♦Sink fund secured 6S......1968
♦6s part paid...
1968
12% Jan
251s Jan
ID8 Dec 30
718 Dec 29
par
6
17% Deo 17
Jan 16
100 xl09
Sent 18
314 July 30
Dec 17
30
7% preferred
I ser 7s.. 1964
s
par
par
„.
Budd (E G) Mfg
21
31% Jan
Dec 22
7% preferred
5fGerman Prov & Communal Bks
♦(Cons Agric Loan) 6 Xs..— 1958
♦Greek Government
par
Jan 18
23% July 11
21% Sept 9
Apr 19
I
Bruns-Balke-C dlender.No
Bucvrus-Erie Co
.......1949
54
Dec 27
No par
Brown Shoe Co
♦5^B3ptd (Canadian holder) 1965
^♦German Repextl 7sstamped.l949
unstamped
5
Brooklyn <fc Queens Tr.No
Bklyn-Manh Transit..No
Brooklyn Union Gas
No
^[German Govt International—
♦5Xs of 1930 stamped......1965
♦5Xs unstamped
1965
9
Jan
111% Jan 23
16% Deo 29
63,j Dec 9
14% Dee 27
23 % Dec 27
38
Apr IS
h Dec 16
..No par
1
9
78 Feb 19
Brewing Corp. of America..15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Brlggs Manufacturing.No par
7b unstamped.....—.—..1949
*7s
16.
28
»
Oct
Mar 13
35
Apr 29
Dec 9
18% Deo 10
Boston & Maine RR..—..100
Bower Roller Bearing Oo
5
With declaration
Dec 39
I 17
...15
8
243,i Sept
89
1
„
21
or
3 i
Bor?-Warner Corn.........6
With declaration..
French Republic 7s stamped...1949
.
—
(The).
% A
25% OU, 17
Bon Ami Co class A...AT)
par
Class b. j,. v
jy-j par
8
Die 29
Boeing Airplane Co..
Bohn
51 ♦Frankfort (City of)
9
Die
Blumentlial & Co pref.._.100
♦El Salvador 8s ctfs of dep....1948
♦Estonia (Republic of) 7s.....1967
Highest
share
ner
20% Jan 10
Au? 18
51% Das
Lowest
39
6
9
May
14
May
5f Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
•7Xs secured
♦7s secured
s
s
f g—
1945
f g
..1946
California
51'Hungarian Land M Inst 7Xs 1961
♦Sinking fund 7Xsser B
1961
Packing....No
Hungary 7 Xs ext at 4 Xs to.. 1979
Campbell W&CFdy..No
Canada Dry Ginger Ale.
51
Cannon Mills
1960
434 Dec 9
9%Novl2
1078June .3
26% Dec 10
3
Dec 22
32% Dec 26
1% Dec 19
32
Dec 31
par
5
•|*Italy (Kingdom cl) extl 7s.. 1951
•I
♦Ital'n Cred Consortium 7s
No par
Capital Admin class A
$3 preferred A
1
.10
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry. 100
Carpenter Steel Co
...ft
Carriers & General Corp
1
ser B'47
Tf ♦Italian Public Utility extl 7s.1952
Case (J I) Co
With declaration...
39«4
20%
19tf5
Extl sinking fund 5>$b
?
With declaration
94%
i
784
*71
21
[♦Leipzig (Germany)
7s
s t
40%
20%
91% 92
*119% 11934
♦Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s 1957
1947
♦Lower Austria (Province) 7Mu-'SQ
1%
94%
7%
72%
213s
1%
39%
3934
36
Dec 23
50% July 15
18%DecH)
2934July28
Celotex Ccrp
21
21%
xl5%June27
Central 111 Lt
4X% pref..100
{Gent RR of New Jersey—100
Mendoza (Prov)
Preferred
Mexican Irrigation—
6%
1943
♦Mexico (US) extl 5s of 1899 £.1945
♦Assenting 5s of 1899
1945
♦Assenting 4s of 1904
♦Assenting 4s of 1910
F
Dec
Oct20
1969
18
2
s
Prpf (§2,50) cum dlv No par
Chic Rock Isl & Pac»fic-100
7% preferred
6% preferred
Apr 1958
Norway external 6s
External 6s
B
48
9%
95%
1965
.1963
a
48%
9%
2%
f 5s. .1970
With declaration
With declaration...
6
2%
*97
34
Extl deb 5X3—.
—..1958
With declaration..
;
Oslo (City) 8 f 4 Xs
—1955
With declaration.„——.*..
76
5
5% preferred
2
Dec26
29% Dec 11
139
Apr 26
For footnotes
s
Bee page
291
Jan
1134 May
Apr
41%
Jau
102% Feb 3
134july21
6ig
Oct
Feb
38*4 Dec
R-%
17% May
10% June
2% Oct
30% May
84b June
4
3
July 31
5
814 Jan 10
1U4Nov
l9i2July21
44% Jan 9
54 July 24
be Feb
6% May
8% May
23 b May
41
May
6
bi Dei
38 Jan 17
b. Dec
b Jan 18
9»4 Sept 16
7% May
Dec
1434Septl5
9
3
Aug 29
27. Jan 27
20
72%
I034
104%
46%
Jan
2
Feb 5
Aug 12
Feb 20
4%Sept22
40% Aug 2
139
Apr 26
May
1% Aug
Aug
53% May
8% Oct
85
Sepi
44
Sepi
2
May
24
May
124
July
24
98
Oct 20
May 23
26
May
105
81
Decl7
7% gtd.50
50
48%Nov25
Climax Molybdenum-.No par
27
34%
Cluett Peabody & Co.-No par
Preferred..:
100
142
Coea-Ccia Co
{The);..No
Feb 14
100
78
Dec29
60
Mar 17
740
July 16
par
conv preferred...
100
par
100
10% Dec 23
100% Feb 15
11
Dec 27
105% Dec29
12% Dec
h Dec
9
8
4% 1st preferred......'. 100
4% 2d preferred
...100
1
Columb Br'd Sys Inc cl A.2.50
11
Dec 17
Class B.
2.50
Columbia Gas & Elec..No par
11
DeclS
Dee 10
38 Dec 26
6% preferred series A...100
1
Dec 18
43% Dec 18
42% Nov 27
100
50
Marll
44% Dec 30
148
par
No par
33'4 Jan 10
Sept 9
84% Oct 11
28% Feb 18
Dec 26
...No par
Class A...
Colorado & Southern..
footnotes see page
3%
114b Mar
5% Apr
May
5%
fror
Apr
J urn
Cojo Fuel & Iron Corp.No
f 6s 2d ser.. 1961
beb
May
Mar
56
5% preferred
♦Nat Loan extl
12%
72
26%
6
22% May
108
$4.25preferred......No
Ext sec ref 3 Xs ser B
1967
♦Pernambuco (State of) 7s....1947
♦Peru (Rep of) external 7s„..1959
♦Nat Loan extl s f 6s 1st ser.. 1960
Dec
100
Jan 15
42%
76%
Jan
126
Oct
Aug 20
5% preferred..........100
142
3% Nov
75
Sepi
85
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet No par
1963
May
2%
115
Coca-Cola Intern Cor p. No par
Stamp mod 3X& ext to«.,»»1994
4
88
Det
7034 Octl7
Clev & Pitts RR Co
,
♦Panama (Rep) extlsf 5sierA.l963
May
109% Dec 10
Special gtd 4% stock
*
Dec 10
9
Aug
1%
100
Collins & Aikman
♦Stamped assented 5s
41% Dec 22
8
Dec 18
92
1 '<>
106 Jum
Clev El Ilium $4.50 of .No par
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The).l
9884
*138
6
be July 25
8%May 22
1034 Feb 7
1
Dec 9
20
Dec 11
40
J
8
Jan
4i4Oct24
44% Jan 13
be Dec
100
No par
C C C & St Louis Ry Co.-100
Apr
107%Octll
b« Decl7
100
City Stores
.-.J
42
guar 69.1953
With declaration
49
X% preferred
Clark Equipment
*49
If Oriental Development
No pdr
9% Feb 19
City Investing Co...
33%
*80
5
City Ice & Fuel—
;
*68% 76
*110% 111%
*27% 28%
^♦Nureinburg (City) extl 6s...1952
25
Chrysler Corp
95%
42
33%
With declaration
Municipal Bank extl
No par
Chile Copper Co
1956
*31
f extl loan
10
Childs Co
1944
With declaration.
4s
No par
Chlckasha Cotton Oil
With declaration...
External sink fund 4)^8
With declaration....
Externals f 4X8
100
100
Chicago Yellow Cab
1943
With declaration
•'
37% Apr 22
Chicago Mail Order Co
...1957
f 6s.
1*8 Mar 12
l'n Mar20
37sMar2U
3% Dec 26
5% preferred.—
New South Wales (State)—
External
50
6
Chic Great WeBt RR Co...50
1952
....1959
Dec
3234 May
15
May
99%Jum
4
«634 Dec29
2% May 23
31% Dec 26
Dec 29
92%
42% May
20
May
21% Jan
5
»n Dec23
Jun<
15% May
No par
93
100
37% Jan 14
2
25
Jan
Apr
3% May
2212 Sept
100
Apr
6% Mar
10%
May
Jan 13
14®4 Dec30
Chic & East 111 RR Co.No par
Class A
40
.....1958
6s
34%Julyl2
95t2DeclO
ChicagoPneumatTool.No par
$3 conv preferred
No par
8 f
July 28
Apr 2
.>%
40
6
3%July24
26
Anr
45
Aug
4
Feb
Dei
2%
Alay
Jum
97
Feb
8%
19% Apr
23i»
36% Aug
75% Jum
22% May
2
May
39% May
5
Oct30
1% Dec 10
22% Apr 21
J uiy
238 May
29%Ma>
17
No par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Preferred series A
34
Dec
48
Dec 29
9
Mai
1%
9
{Chesapeake Corp
Mlnas Geraes
11
11%
75
Sept24
2234 Mar 25
2
77
15
May
4% May
115% Jan 29
9 —-412 Aug 1
3
17
Dec 8
Dec
Feb
JS2% Mar
'
1
10%June 10
Checker Cab Mfg
t♦Milan (City. Italy) extl6^8.1952
Extirnal
122>8 Dec
l%Decl6
108% Dec 10
-
2
Jan
6% pf. 100
Common
I^Treas 6s of '13 assent...T1933
♦Sec extl s
♦Sec extl s f 6 V£s
♦Montevideo (City) 7s.
♦6s series A...
100
No par
Cham Pap & Fib Co
1964
..'..1945
(State)—
f 6^8
prior preferred
Chain Belt Co
Deo 19
4% Feb
par
^.100
Cerrode Pasco Copper .No par
Certain-teed Products
tl
4sreadJ...—1954
♦4^8 stamped assented
65
Central Vloleta Sugar Co
1964
125
5'% Dec 10
Century Ribbon Mills.No
♦Medellln (Colombia) 6^8
8734Septl8
116% Mar 19
No par
5% preferred
100
Central Agulrre Assoc.No par
Central Foundry Co........ 1
2%_ 2%
16%
16%
3i2 Jan29
No par
7%
72%
*105% 10734 *105% 107
*2:%.1_2<%
16% 17%
22
Apr23
zl% Decl9
Feb 14
Mar 18
7%
*71
2
92%May 20
30% Jan 14
112
CelaneseCcrpof Amer.No par
5% series prior pref
100
7% p-lor preferred
100
7% 2d preferred
100
*184
7
Jan
514 Aug 2
3<J7S Apr 3
3% July 31
41
Jan 17
43
20%
91%
11934 120
94
'94
91
Dec 20
40
26%
50% July
6
100
Caterpillar Tractor.
20%
79
7% Jan
14% Jan 10
17%6ept 18
100
Preferred...'.
f Japanese Govt 30-yr g f 6 M*.. 1954
24s4Septl8
54i8Novl3
li2 Jan 6
Marll
"32 Dec 30
Canada Southern Ry Co.. 100
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Irish Free State extl s I 5s
9
1584 Dee
par
5% preferred
50
Cullahau Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Hecla Cone Cop..5
With declaration
39%Sept
8
Sept 17
Jan
2
6334Nov 10
740
46% May
25% May
25% May
131
May
99% May
56
May
Jul^ 16
16% Sept 17
106
~74~"May"
Nov 13
30% Jan
9
114
Mar 19
20
Jan 10
10% May
94
May
12% May
1% Jan 13
3% Aug
2%Sept
2134 Jan
4
2
June
16t2May
108
b« Dei
_1% Dei
1%
6
16
Oct
May
Jan
6
16
May
4% Jan
9
4% May
82% Jan 25
72
Apr 2
67% May
.21
59
June
290,
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ft
12k
34
*
68k
♦119k 121ft
120
66 ft
67
118ft 121
15
15ft / 15
32
32ft
2834
28k
lk
33k
29ft
*30k
31k
30k
*22k
24
lk
lk
90
3,400
2,600
1,100
800
15
15
500
3k
% pf. 100
Preferred.
-20
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert
10
Delaware & Hudson—...100
Delaware Lack & Western..50
JDenv & R G West 6% pf.100
20
Raynolds A ..No par
No par
6% partic
120
12,700
400
70
preferred..... .25
Diamond T Motor Car Co...2
Distil Corp-Seagr's Ltd. No par
5% prer with warrants.. 100
Co
No par
Class A....
No par
Doehler Die Casting Co No par
Dlxle-Vortex
lift Oct
114
9
19
ft«Sept23
16 >s Dec 29
12ft Dec 17
Deo
"
s
f 6s
1960
s
f 6s.
1964 MN
1979
12%May 12
Dec 24
pf.100
6k
Apr
Jan
Jan
ft
*22k
2ft
2k
*67
74
81k
*70
81k
*70
6k
v0k
J
4k
5k
5k
36 k
36k
36k
♦
"*2k
2k
5
*478
25ft
*25
"♦21s
4k
25
~
13
12%
12ft
'ft#
lft
lft
lft
*33ft
33k
31k
24ft
48
*3012
31%
31ft
31%
*22%
47%
24ft
48
*22k
47ft
108
2ft
2 ft
2k
2ft
2ft
70
74
*72 k
74
87
*78
87
*67
5%
5ft
37%
"*2k
2ft
4%
5k
24ft
25k
♦
v
5ft
25ft
6%
5%
37k
23
12ft
*"46
,k
lft ' lft
33k 34
31ft 31ft
*31k 32
*22% ,24ft
12%
48
48
*2
2k
6ft
4k
*24ft
9j,
6%
5%
37ft
.
*®32
2k
5
25ft
1S32
200
3,700
2,200
300
2.100
1,800
700
700
2%
2ft
40
2,900
74
83
10
ft
*'u
6ft -6%
5%
37%
5%
37ft
MOO
56,400
6,700
i
9
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*®32
4k
1,200
25k
4k
*25
Electric
4
2
Auto-Ltye (The)
5
Boat....3
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares...
Llght.No par
Electric Power &
$7 preferred
....No par
$6 preferred..—....No par
Battery...No par
Elec Storage
Gas.._...._3
Endlcott Johnson Corp
100
5% preferred...
Engineers Public Service
preferred-_w„—No
$5)4 preferred
No
$6 preferred--..—-No
Equitable Office Bldg.-No
ftErie RR common w i.No
Ctfs of benef Int w
50
12ft May
25ft May
32
3
Jan
86
43ft
Feb
10ft Feb
20ft Nov
56 ft May
86
Dec
9
par
l._No par
5% pref series A w i
100
Co——50
800
Cleaner....5
Evans Products Co..
—.5
Eureka Vacuum
Ex-Cell-O
Corp..
Exchange Buffet
1S32
3
Corp..$2,50
4
57
59ft
ft
O
58)*
58ft
"21
52
*45
M N
7s...1958
1958
♦Warsaw (City) external
*AHa assented.
With declaration
F
A
F
A
1961
J
*4
D
ft
4ft
*4 ft
15
De?
Feb
14
24%
23k
Apr
4
Aug
136ft Dec 24
120k Feb 14
~
111ft July
Jan
79
65ft July
127ft Nov
14ft Jan
9
4
23 kJune
24
6% Jan
8
6
Jan
164ft Jan
9
7
140k May
Dec 15
127
118
May
May
9k June
113
Oct
10ft July 29
117
May
lift May
141ft Jan
Dec 24
114
May
112k May
2
Jan
f Yokohama (City) extl 6s
With declaration
94k May
171
Apr
30
Apr
RAILROAD and INDUSTRIAL
10
Mar
COMPANIES
13ft
120
Jan
Jan
189ft Apr
129% Dec
118ft Jan
t Abitlbl Power & Paper—
1953 / D
{ *59 series A unstamped
♦Stamped
i
34
May 14
24
Jan
2
25ft June
44ft May
6ft Nov
5ft Jan 23
3
May
June
166ft
Jan
29
145i2Sopt 18
182% Jan 9
117
155
June
180
Deo
Dec 18
36k Jan 10
22
May
37
163
Jan
Apr
27
10k May
17k
33k Jan 10
25
May
41ft
Apr
Dec 10
17% Jan
10ft May
Apr
4
kAug
18%
lft
8ft
Jan
14k Feb 14
17k Sept
17ft Dec 27
10
% Jan
27k Feb
23k Feb
26k Dec
21ft Dec
39k Feb
l07kNov
19
19
26
29
14
24
69
Dec 27
74 ft
Dec 19
ftaNov 25
4ft Dee 10
2ft Dec 9
30k Dec 29
Feb 28
6
5
%
3
Dec
May
18 ft May
6
15% May
34% Aug 29
July 7
i24ftJune
20
May
36% Nov
,
33
Jan
s
100
55 ft
106
stamped... 1946
106
1952
^♦Adriatic Elec Co extl 7s
102
May
112
Mar
7
Jan 11
-
,
83
Jan
89
Jan
Dec
97
Jan
k
Jan
7% Aug 4
42% Nov 5
75
Feb 28
3% Jan
Dec
9
21ft Dec
9
8ft Jan
30ft Jan
fti Dec
4
% Jan
2
8
6
7
67k Aug
2ft Dec
5
May
07k Aug
20k Jau
ft Oct
34ft May
1.
Jan
5
Feb
lift
M
5
.1955 M S
VAlpine-Montan Steel 7s
.2030 M S
Am <fc Foreign Pow deb 5s...
MN
Amer I G Chem conv 5}£s— .1949
J
J
Am internal Corp conv 5^s. .1949
American Telep <fc Teleg—
.1961 A
.1966 J
Too ft
69ft
10073?
100'i
103 ft
100*3?
103ft
2
106ft
107ft
10
2
"60 ft
"66""
"07~"
143
102ft
102 ft
104ft
28
99 ft
97ft
09 ft
O
107ft
107ft
ft
107ft
108ft
D
108ft
19
107 ft
107
108ft
278
J
J
Founders conv deb. .1950
MN
Wks & Elec 6s ser A. .1975
107 ft
3s conv deb
.....—*
Anaconda Cop Mln
deb 4^s. .1950
A
O
H
107
35
104 ft
ft
108
*105ft
.1907 Jan
.1995 Q J
"~40 "ft
4s B......1955 F A
(Del).....—1957 J J
105ft
104 ft
♦Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb..
107
*104
Am Type
Am Wat
58
.1950 M S
3^s debentures...
3)^ s debentures...
Apr
70
62 ft
56
*60ft
A Ills-Chalmers
May
ft Dec
56
4s—
Mfg conv 4s.. .1952
85
92
89 ft
75
.1950
Jan
12%
5% May
63
May
77
Alleghauy & West lstgu
86
61
.1949
...
:... .1950
.1998
.1942 M S
Allegh Val gen guar g 4s
F A
Allied Stores Corp 4^s debs. .1951
Aug 22
10
91ft
.1944
5s modified..
55
00
84
*80
Alleghany Corp—
♦5s income..
Oct 14
86
1946
3Ha registered—.— 1946
5s modified.......
113
66
6s with warr assented...... 1948
Jan
Apr
54
*55
Cs... 1948
Alb & Susq 1st guar 'SMa
41k
46
4
83kJuly 17
89k July 24
l2 Jan 30
1943
1st cons 4s series B
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap
33ft May
May
iOdft
5a. 1943
5s modified
35
80ft Apr
Ala Gt Southern 1st cons A
40k Nov
30ft Nov
47kSept 22
lft Dec 13
4
8
4% Jan 11
3978 Nov 6
% Dec 24
75
10-year deb 4
67 ft
100 ft
*98 ft
1948 M S
1947 J D
66ft
55 ft
100ft
66 ft
1953 J D
4s—.
Apr
lk Dec 10
120ftMay 26
6434 Dec 29
par
55
14% Apr
23% Jan 28
17% July 14
30
par
par
A
,•
W
Jan
38
2k Dec 10
par
J
Apr
4ft May
12k May
6
Jan
May
23ft
86%
30ft May
1
Erie & Pitts RR
78
9
100
Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc
Electric
5
(N J).No par
6% cum preferred
Eaton Manufacturing
$5
71
*72 k
v
Mills
El Paso Natural
""665
109ft
78
25k
•
I
60
800
31ft
15ft
*77
73k
85
*ft«
78
"i"
*14ft
*67
*70
-6ft5ft
5%
37% 37k
78
4k
Eastman Kodak
2ft
71
*77
l
36ft
3,000
176
3lft
109k 109k *108
108
*72 k
25
lft
33k
1.
5k
31
30 k
Oft
134k 137
23
31k
*66k
37
Eastern Rolling
Inc.....—1
Eastern Airlines
2 200
23
681
»»
I33J
*«3J
2%
78
78
23
*80
74
90
*»»
k
*3»t
6k
'
*l4ft
23ft
30 k
109ft
*66ft
70
*77
31ft
14ft
*33
47
47
2ft
♦2k
*66
71
14ft
*12%
*%
24
*22k
109ft *108
*108
31ft
15ft
31k
31
1,800
3
*170
176
*31k
31ft
333g
*30k
48
*46k
*46k 48
108
108
*k
H4
137ft 137k
176
176
25%
>
A
J
*51
D
F
T♦Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7sl952
\♦Vienna (City of) 6s
1952
*
3
J
39
58
55
Jan
*»• Dec
Ilk Nov 10
8% preferred
...100
(E I) & Co...20
Duquesne Light 5% 1st
2% Dec
37>2 Oct 30
105
No par
8ft May
3
May
7
No par
$4.50 preferred
■
Apr
19%
23%
32ft Dec 27
17 May 31
6
Du P de Nem
23k
10% Jan 10
18ft Jan 11
Ltd......No par
59ft Dec
Douglas Aircraft..No par
Dow Chemical Go.
No par ylllftSept
12% Dec
Dresser Mfg Co
No par
2% Dec 10
Dunhlll International...
1
Corp
Apr
Nov
3jk-4tf-4»i« extl conv
1978
4-A\i-4Ha extl readj
1978
3Ha extl readjustment......1984
56 ft
58
MN
3^-4-4^8 ($ bonds of 1937)—
External conversion.
1979 MN
28ft May
June
41
6k Apr 21
65
8%
114
13% May
Ilk May
23ft Apr 7
20ft Sept 15
29% Jan 11
23
Dec 29
33
June
21
7
18% Jan 2
14
July 31
6ft Aug 1
ft Aug 12
2 k Feb
Dec
107
28% Sept 18
9k Dec 23
21
3
Jan 24
5k Mar
18 ft Nov
30% Aug
18% Feb 19
Apr 30
6
3
May
13ft May
3% May
5ft 8ept 12
Sept 8
18
27
£9 ft Dec
Dome Mines
Duplan
10
134%
125k
114k
Chemical Co (The).l
2k Dec 31
14% Dec 15
6ft Apr 18
109kJuiy 2
Decca
25ft
25%
3ft
25l4
3ft
23
*31k
34
12k
30k
30k
23ft
*170
12k
k
lft
22ft
k
25k 25%
3ft
3ft
136k 137
31k
15ft
23
31k
*14ft
lk
3334
*«1«
:
*65
A
MN
♦External
♦External
14ft Dec 10
Records inc......
Deere & Co...
No par
4ft
'50"
1961 AO
External s f 5^s guar
Coll trust 4s of 1907
*174
4ft
"55"
56
With declaration
UTokyo City 5s loan of 1912..1952
Adams Express colltrg
2434
*4 ft
rr.
32% Mar
Aug 12
Dec 10
42 k
Corp
5
preferred.-..--25
6
J
M
6
A
F
•>
e"
"With declaration.
35k Oct
11% Mar
10ft Sept 8
29k Jan 10
80
7 % PL 100
J
F
62 ft
5ft
5H
D
6s.1947
1955
29 ft
59 ft
With declaration
ik
Jan
J
29 ft
24
MN
1958
1958
30
29
MN
38 ft
20 ft
*28 «
lift
38 ft
38 4
Jan
6k Dec 10
Dec
13ft
11 H
1962
♦Silesia (Prov of) extl 7s
8k May
"
lk Jan
13
——...
♦7s series B sec extl
91ft Feq
45k Dec
17
65
M S
^[♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 78—1945
♦Sinking fund g 0^8—....1946
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)
♦8s secured extl
1962
^Taiwan Elec Pow s f
Dec 10
8
13ft Dec 26
Detroit Edison
20
66 ft
MN
1936
f
{♦San Paulo (State) 8s
♦6 )^s extl secured s
7k
65
184
36
9
Dec
72
1
4
11 ft
J
extl s f 4s
1961 M S
♦Sao Paulo (City of, Brazil) 8s. 1952 M N
external readjustment
Dayton Pow & Lt
67
O
1950
1956
1968
61k Jan
12
45% Jan
15% Jan
Dec
May
3% May
18% June
27% Jan 10
DaclO
73k Dec 10
Diamond Match
73
9ft
Davison
20
U .ft
65
D
A
19
129*
10?*
'9 H
HI3*
IO«*
Santa Fe
'
July 15
28
Davega Stores
Conv 5%
20
101
lOJft
12
12 H
.....
MN
1952
^♦Rome (City) extl 6)^3
^♦Saarbruecken (City) 6s
17k Dec
Jan
9
70
June
75
19k Jan 10
80
No par
Devoe &
17
8ft
15
24l2
284
9 H
of)—
♦7s extl loan of 1920
Apr
25ft May
'nSept
107 U Jan 16
10
preferred.
630
73
15k
15
15
15k
1434
3%
3i2
*3%
3k
3ft
3ft
314
*3k
3k
334
10
*8
*8
*8
10
9k
*8
10
*7k
10
*112k
,*ll2k 120
*ii2k 120
*H2k 120
*112k 120
120
136k 134k 135% 130%
134k 136k 135
135k 133k 136
125% 125% 125k
126
*125k 126
12534 125ft 126
126
*113ft 114k *113ft 114k 113ft 113ft *113ft
114
114
114
24%
S
A
Rio Grande do Sul (State
♦6s extl
M
1953
-
Feb
..
24
800
17
36
20k
Ilk
200
*69
75
20k
*3 5k
5,200
9k
*9
8ft
8ft
,
38
♦8k
35ft
*8k
8ft
36
20k
6534
*3k
9k
"
11714117k *117k 119k
*14k
8k
75
20k
Ilk
20k
*19l2
9%
*1084
9ft
4k
9k
16k
35k
36
*35
ilk
Ilk
16k
*8k
884
7,900
8,700
1,100
6,700
28k
17k
9
100
24ft
28k
*10ft
.9.
4ft
3
1634
Hk
24
28k
17k
♦72
ilk
24ft
16k
25ft
383s
25k
2,500
20
1,800
23ft
16k
17k
75
*8k
4k
*k
10ft
lift
109k 109k
7k
8k
23ft 23k
*28% 29ft
*28%
1734
9
9
16k
*7H4
O
f ♦Rlilne-Maln-Danube
Jan
33
May
k Jan 14
«
4 ft
25
,
165
182k Jan 10
38k Dec 12
A
"
200
8
*11
9
4k
k
1734
16k
25i2
3834
k
8
8
8k
200
"
16k
23k
28k
ilk
♦28k
lift
*11
15ft 15ft
10% 10%
10% 10k
*109% 109k ♦109k 109k
3k
*3
*l5ft
8
28k
9
4k
3 ft
23k
23
28k
13
17k
A
9ft Apr
40k Mar
40ft Dee
May
4
May
Deo 31
z54
Dec 15
,4% Jan
Cutler-Hammer Inc.
$8
1,200
17k
27k May
2
May
2718 Nov
;
Dec
15
No par
...
17k
45% Sept 30
52% Jan
No par
Cushman's Sons Inc
*8
8
8
2278
2834
834
10
10
10
109k *108k 109
2234
'*11
15k
*15k
15k
10
*3
3ft ..._3k
3k
,*3.
*i6i8
8k
8
22 k
1952
3^8-4-4^8 ($ bonds of 1937)
_*3
10912 ♦108
*28
S
Apr
56ft Sept 27
No par
preferred..
Curtlss-Wright...
1,800
49ft
4% May
'
5
Preferred
300
May
10k Dec 27
4J4% preferred—..
No par
Curtis Pub Co (The) —
20
17k
8%
25k
*44
~l7ft
17k
17k
17ft
'moo
"i«
17
'
33
D
*15k
M
With declaration
♦7s municipal loan
4% Jan
88
Co.. ....30
Cuneo Press Inc
Apr
40k Jan
10 Sept
t
11
pref...100
preferred....100
5^% couv
9k May
Jan
Dec 24
48
Corp (The) .2
Cudahy Packing
*
.
15k Apr 25 i 23k Jan 14
18% Jan
9% Dec 9
...100
99
»i«
.
303
15
*14ft
*97
♦16ft
8k'
25ft
8%
25i2
'-.'i-
♦44
1,700
12
lit*
WN
Deo'
97k
2% Dec 10
17% Feb 24
(The)....No par
Crown Cork & Seal
No par
$2.25 conv pref w w..No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp
5
$5 conv preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer.No par
5% conv preferred
100
CubaRR 6% preferred
100
Cuban-American Sugar... 100
Preferred... ...... .... . 100
100
13ft
12,ft
*14%
25k
95
20
,
77%
*75
*80
8%
*80
95
13%
17
17ft
8ft
25%
*15ft
*16ft
17ft
8k
25%
8k
25ft
78
3,500
1,200
1,320
17,100
7ft
7k
120
120
»i«
"i.
uj« ,lli«
17
17ft
*44
17k
17k
*16
25ft
*80
83l2
47l2
->
130
34ft
13k
99
17k
88k
78
76k
76k
77k
12*4
1,100
33k
*87
34k
*78
78ft
79
13ft
1.3ft
13ft
7k
'8k
8ft
*121
125
126
34ft
35ft
34k
*119U
"u
17
35ft Feb 14
Crosley Corp
*88
I
Crane Co
110
14%
91k
34k
78k
13ft
17k
8%
2578
"2,800
94
14k
-94-
*1478
*80
*108
*10
J
Nov
June
!
1
Corp...'..—.1
—25
*1.4%
"L 94-
15k
:
Coty Internal
13 ft
13k
13ft
13%
Coty Inc
12
4ft
—..I960
♦Prague (Greater City) 7J4s.g.l952
^♦Prussia (Free State) extl 64^81951
Nov
70
'
2k Dec 10
ft» Dec 18
14ft
94
99
8ft
2534
83U
17k
*3k
3
Co..20
25
100
Preferred
12
3ft
•,
With declaration
Refining
Corn Products
140
700
14ft
10ft
D
Apr
Apr
Jan
109ft Nov
.
3ft
"SH
J
5ft Aug
i
3
28k Dec 22
42ft Apr 21
170
Mar 31
Corn Exch Bank Trust
3,300
165
*75k
17
33
53ft 54k
*165
170
3
3k
3ft
*k
ft
ft
54ft
165
13ft
j: 700
Jan
6% Feb
1
Del
-5
Continental Steel Corp.No par
Copperweld Steel Co
Couv pref 5% series
50
100
2ft Dec 10
4%
8ft
2ft
5ft
23ft
108%
19k
v
40
66
JAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
Br & Term 5s...,~
40
67
ft
Ark a. Msm
36ft
27ft
36ft
26ft
*8
90
*21
*9ft
.
8k
90
21ft
10
*36ft
27
*8
*90
21k
*9ft
37ft
27k
8k
93
36ft
27%
*8
*90
21k
9k
22k
*9%
36k
28ft
8ft
93
22k
9ft
36k
37k
37
37
37
37 ft
1,200
27k
28ft
26ft
27k
25%
20%
12,500
*8
8
8
*8
22%
23k
23k
8k
98ft
24.
*9%
934
9%
9%
*91
8ft
93
*91
*91
■
24
'9%
98
•
400
10
24k
3,500
9%
200
Fairbanks Morse & Co.No par
Fajardo 8ug Co of Pr Rico.-20
Federal Light & Traction...15
$9 preferred
No par
Federal Mln & Smelt Co
2
Federal-Mogul Corp
—5
32
Dec 10
16kJune24
6% Dec 26
90
May 2
19% Dec 29
8ft Dec 12
3
29k Juae
49ft
24k Mar 10
13
Mar47
17k May
3lk Apr
45k Jan
18k
Apr
Armour <s
290.
C
May
Jan 27
June
26ft July 24
10
July
29ft
Jan
General 4s
1995
14% Jan 24
12% Aug
15k
Oct
Adjustment gold 4s
1995
100
102
104 ft
104ft
101ft
101ft
108
*
109
*88 ft
93
Apr
11
85
Mar
Atchison Topeka
For
For footnotes see page
Co (Del)
1st s f 4s ser
& Santa Fe—
footnotes see page
291.
ft
12
43*
"q'H
Queensland (State) extl 6s
13
4ft
8s.—i1961
Feb
Apr
lift
-
3ft
83
8H
"~7H
110i8 Mar
lft Jan
10ft Apr
2% May
8ft May
93ft May
'
1
21k Dec 31
Continental Motors
Ilk
50
Dec 10
f
Continental Oil of
600
2ft May
6k May
k Dec
GftMay
9ft Nov
7ft July
30
July
'
Dec 26
23
-
Dec
9k
32k
k Aug
6ft May
.
21
22
31
21
•106% Jan 22
16i2July 22
79
Diamond Fibre.5
Continental Insurance—$2.50
400
32 k
32k
55
32%
33
*97
*16i2
*80
*1612
50
*1412
5g
17k
884
2534
2534
O
.*Apr
100
4% May
97ft May
July 10
Dec 23
Deo 10
:
99ft Dec
21% May
3% Jan 13
11
Continental
18ft
*Uk
*48k
13k
15
17
17
17k
50
24
18ft
12
*11%
*48k
12
3%
23
*
•
Dec 30
Feb 15
20
Continental Can Inc
1,200
10,100
8,700
41%
3ft
40%
99
1478
15t2
*97
19ft
19k
*40ft
126
41
12k
153s
12k
1214
*1434
6k
11
11
♦119
12678 *119
5,800
1,400
*88%
*6k
42
33i2
*15
May
'
*14
O
A
4
10
*
lft July
•
t.ll.
14
.....100
14ft
18ft
*41
18
18
10*8
V
75
A
High
12
6ft
,*7
"m
♦Porto Alegre (City of)
♦Extl loan 7«s.
Feb
16
May
O
j"j
♦Externals f 6s._
63
8%July 10
i
93
America.25
25%
25
-8ft
3k
*91
14k
14k
*8612
*12
Jan
24%
May
*
Continental Bak Co.-.No par
8% preferred
24
'-2k
Container Corp of
23k
19ft
13ft
13k
94
42i2
1034
*75
Anr
Oft
~"7%" Jan
23% Jan 13
107% Jan
■
ft Feb 15
$4.50 pfNo par
100
■?: *k $ ft
*k
6k
*40k
*119
33
o
•i
"
97ft Jan 28
103
Jan 15
i;
Dec 10
5
100
5% conv preferred
Consumers Pow
> Dec
ft
r
...lft
25
Consolidation Coal Co
Dec 10
,7-, Dec 27
1,603
3k
32ft
800
z82
i=
6% pf.100
Consol R.R of Cuba
"""300
13%
3k
22k
*3
94
13
40k
3k
1478
42
U
8
14
15% Jan 16
May 23
Jan
<=
No. Low
*9 H
n
A
§2
05^
With declaration
Apr
73ft
High
Low
A
assented...........1963 j"j
♦4)^8
lft June
May
2% May
23ft Dec
•
1134. Dec 18
6,000
55ft
1478
6V
1778
*638
Jan 10
i 18ft Aug 28
Dec 23
4%
3k
165
3ft
'
17%
*40ft
% Dec
2*k .T'tne
4
Oft Dec 24
No par
Consol Oil Corp
1,400
96ft
3ft
8
55
13
9584
,
96ft
3k
23
*48ft
"3*9,665
26
*22
24k :25ft
165
"
*92
14ft
14i2
■;v
13k
13k
13ft
94
94
May
30% Jan 11
Dec 10
90
Y..No par
$5 preferred
...No par
Consol Film Industries..1..1
$2 partlc preferred...No par
Consol Laundries Corp
5
"""966
6
5ft
4k
3
55k
*3;,
*1%
96ft
13k
13 k
165ft
55k
165
*7k I:. 7k
4k
4k
40ft
12
32k
32
3112 32
31ft 3114
*55
55k
55
55 '8
166
16534 16584 *160
3'8 ' 3k
*3
3k
*l»
84
*7l«
34
...*13k
8
42
18ft Dec
*101*4 102k *l01k 102k
25k
734
3%
Mar
16%
Friday's
Bid
& Asked
.....
♦External sink fund g 8s....1950
With declaration...
...
Feb
Apr
113
65% July
77
Consol Edison of N
1,900
ft
25
96ft
:"V;' 8
8
*40's
-
56
June
lai« Jan
39% Dec 29
Corp...5
Consol Coppermlnes
16,600
8%
2k
4ft
*21
102
25
*k
*8k
7ft
.
7ft
13k
2k
13k
102
ft
*3k
*lft
5k
<
24ft
96
96
24k
7k
40k
3k
24k
7k
24'8
2378
24i4
24
•.
par
7% preferred
..100
614% prior preferred... 100
18,100
•
8k
2k
5ft
*9is
ft
8k
2k
5ft
8
* 4ft
*22
*95
96
9584 *9434 96
12k
13k
1278 12k
1314
2ft
2ft
234
278
278
*101
102k
*10012 102
102
*945),
•
25k
25
*22
23
*22
23
*21
7k
91ft
;
ft
8ft
*li2
558
8%
2 ■
584
712
4l2
7k
13k
1384
913s
*»l«
84
*®i«
7-' <57
13k 13%
93k 94
-7ft
7ft
13ft
6ft
'612
6k
13%
8%
par
>
120
95
par
No par
Consolidated Cigar
'230
June
•
Corp_______l
Consol Aircraft
200
10k
June
108 k
With declaration
V-
97
lk July 28
1
7k Dec 23
k Dec 9
Conde Nast Pub
700
8k Mar
32
,
Jan 15
Range or
Sale
,
v
*91
2ft Nov 29
13ft Dec 29
200
16
*10
83ft
95
93
20
6,900
Apr
98ft
95
37k Jan 10
Inc.-.No par
Congoleura-Nalrn Inc.No par
8,400
Mar
110
May
3k May
104% Oct 31
19k Deo 17
Dec 29
Commonwealth Edison Co.25
"MOO
42k
Det 31
96
100
par
71
7k Oct 22
'35.No
Commercial Solvents..No
Commonw'lth & Sou..No
$6 preferred series...No
$4.25 conv pf ser
:'
.
4J^% conv preferred
100
Comm'l Invest Trust..No par
95
83
83k
Jan
,300
19%
10k
10k
*93
l|r>
48
1,500
16
19k
Dec
27% June
.6,600
16
16k
19k
l'0k
"83k
26
31
22%
*2.k
.
3
16
•
Ilk
*83 ft- 85k
♦10k
195:.
3
♦2ft
14 ft Mav
16k Dec 18
42k
42ft
22k
*2k
19k
1934
1034.:10%
*83i2 85ft
*94
97
'
96
42%
22k
3k
16k
19k
42ft
28k Aug 28
10
$2.75 conv
Commercial Credit
#S!
42ft
23
preferred.No par
4ftMay 16
21ft Apr 17
200
9k
9k
9ft
9k
Oft
Columbia Pictures.....No par
July 11
83
Last
Price
Foreign Govt. & Mun. (Concl.)
{♦Poland (Reo of) gold 6s.... 1940
;
; -*4 Hn assented
;v.—s..1958
♦Stabilization loan 8 f 7s
1947
Ks assented
>_
.1908
$ per share
64
112
®32-v st6
4ik
22k
*16
112
*102
I per share
High
Columbian Carbon Co.No par
3,100
22%
22%
.
*102
$ per share
Dec 30
Week's
^
fc.S
Q5
-v.:
EXCHANGE
BONDS
.
Week Ended Jan. 10
700
94
94
22ft
X22ft
41 k
19%
IO84
*10l2
1'
61«
16
1914
9E
;;
*
17k
9514
lowest
;
.
N. Y. STOCK
100
5k
27
17k
578
*23ft
l\7ft
28
*23ft
1
112
9k
2318
314
3ft
*1584
17k
17k
:.95
96
22ft
23
*102
42 V 4234
,
23
22%
25
*95k
22k
2234
42io
*1112
9k
9
s3l
'
*16
.
6
Highest
$ per share
Par
Shares
$ per share
*70
72
72
6
,
93g
; 984
9%
*70
6
25
5ft
5ft
578
25
24ft *24
17k 17k
1734
I7S4 1784
*9514 96
*95U 96i2 *95U 961
22ft 23
22 U
2278
22 k
2234
*102
U0
*102i2 HO
*102
110
578
2412
17%
6
*584
*23
72
6
72
*69
70
70
7112
*69
Lowest
Week
16
Jan.
15
S ver share ! $ ver share
S ver share
$ per share
Jan.
Jan. 14
13
Jan.
Jan. 12
10
Jan.
$ on share
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
the
Range for FreeloUs
Year 1940ml..
On Basis of 100-Sftare Lais
NEW
for
Friday
Thursday
Range for Year 1941
STOCKS
Sales
PRICES
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
A
O
Nov
109
63
Volume 155
Number 4035
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
'
BONDS
•.>
.
N. y; Stock exchange
Week Ended Jan. 16
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
£
Range
Sale
i
or
Bid
&
Low
Range.,
Is
Friday's
>
•
Price.
(Cont.)
88
MN
No. Low
D
J
D
♦102
J
A... 1962
J
J
J
100)4
100)4
1
J
102
102 %
22
Atla tic Coast 1st
*100-
4s July 1952 M S
cons
General unified 4>$8 A——1964 ./
S2H
D
•
10-year coll tr 5s....May 1 1945 WN
■J. LAN coll gold 48—'..-Oct 1952 MN
Atla tic & Dan 1st g 4s...'...1948 J J
S0%
6544
97 H
65K
97 a
..
i
Second mortgage 4s.. -... - -1948 J.J
Atl Gulf A W I 88 coll tr 5s—1959 J J
16?
66 *4
278
•56
98 >4
-
100
77,
113
65% ^75
29% t 38.
.
'
39
,
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105 '
104)4
15
14
81%
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;
4% .;-.41R
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i
•
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32
teJ"
mm-.
31
'
61 %
:
V
•
t
1947) due.....1950 J
Toledo Cln Dlv ref 4a A.—1959 J
to Jan 1
Bangor & Aroostoofc let
43%
280
*1«817«
*2
2H
-lOU
Beech Creek ext 1st g 3^8—1951
ar"
-
949
63%
19
53 ?4
45 K
49 M
47%
51%
97
1950
-—1956
53 Vj
53 H
75
43%, 61%
106
36%
50%
'lf
43%
58%
j
54
42
43
61
43''
42l2
4
48
83
85
' 76% "ii
-108%
128% 129
13
a
99
18
.9(?
97
"97"" 100%
-
97%
35
96%
A
F
A
H--.1965
39
6%
25%
5-,15%
104%
iat Whs if 5£iiil945
104
104%
97%
*
gold-5s---.-----1950
D
1957 A/N
1st lieu A ref 5s series B
Buffalo Gen Elee
/
87%
103%
4)4s,B—
1981 FA
series C.-1967 J I)
Buff Nlag Elec 3)4s
Buffalo Rochester A Pgh Ry—
Stamped modified
26%
26%
25%
27
3%
A
♦107
'
15%
i
*47
.
.44
85)4
75
'
68
"75"
90
72
16
61. ff*. 66 %
92
18
18
106%
87%
108
103%
113%
104%
113%
88
127
27%
82
22%
1
10
7412'
38%
40%
5%
•
•
«
-5%
1
107
111%
101% 104,;
111,
227
5H
5%
*109
*
*3%
32
3%
60
60
"
24
5 '
10
F'k'n
*1%
1%
*1«4
Maj
98
5%
Dec
•
Jan
7
36
132
Dec
38% Mar
25% Apr
8% Nov
21% Apr
59%
78%
107
107
106%
2%
2%
*97«
2%
7
20
Ju!y31
Canad lan Northern deb 6 M 8-—19 46 J
J
Can Pac Ry
I
J
4% deb stk perpet
Coll trust 4)48——..—1946 M S
5s equip trust ctfs
J
1944 I
Coll trust gold 5s ..-—,.--1954 J D
Collateral trust 414s
J
1960 J
{§*Carolina Cent 1st guar 4s..1949 J J
v
Carolina Clinch A Ohio 4s... -1965 M S
Carriers A Gen Corp 5s w w—.1950 MN
Cart A Adir 1st gu gold 4s....1981 F A
Celanese Corp of America 38—1955 F
83-
10*4
200
18%
19
19
150
3%
*6%
*9%
10%
3%
3%
*6%
7
*10
conv preferred.
100
93*4 Dec 30
99
1% Dec 29
'■'■j 1% Apr 10
7% Apr 16
12
101
.
3%
43%
>834:
*86%
18
*122
Gar Wood
130
-32%
33
36 preferred
Aug
240
>
38 preferred
No par
General Bronze Corp.
—....5
General Cable Corp. _.No par
Class A..
No par
127
127
Gen Am
300
1,400
1,000
2%Junc
75
sj 89%
*81%
82%
130
*
33
32%
125
28%
*27%
♦Ref A gen 5Ms series B
,.1959 A
♦Ref A gen 5s Series C—.1959 A
O
O
♦Chatt Div pur money g 4s__1951 J
♦Mobile Div 1st g 5s—— 1946 J
3
3
32*4
28%
4,100
$1*100
67%
10
gu 4s
1961 J
g 5s
1987 J
5a registered.. ——.—.1987
♦General 4s
.—1987
{♦Cent New Engl 1st
{♦Central of N J gen
48 registered. 4 —.—.——1987
J
J
1962 AO
A
Through Short L 1st gu 4s. 1954 AO
G uaranteed gSs
i.-——1960 F A
1,000
27g
"r.666
5%
1,100
105
120
6i«
6
25
,
3% Sept
5% Apr
12%
•
•^'Y5^>15-''
>109 •'112
12%
15%
112
8''
7%
•
3%
48%
•
*47%
5%
13%
61%
6134
r
14
14%
*40
42
'
.
*109
Common—......—.No
-
'
j—.100
400
•
18%
18
18
500
12
12
1,400
16%
16%
14
General Telephone Corp...20
Gen Theatre Eq
Corp..No par
Gen Time instru Corp.No par
6% preferred
...100
12%
16
112
*109
*
8*8
112
8
"i"600
8
3%
*47%
334
400
3%
Gillette Safety Razor..No par
487g
400
_5%
48
.5*8
64*4
2,40!)
35 conv preferred-...No par
Gimbel Brothers.
No par
*60%
64%
500
14%
14%
14%
1,300
41
40
41
41
40
36 preferred
.....No par
Glldden Co (The).....No par
300
4%%
conv preferred
50
25
9
9
24
Dec 27
16
Dec 15
22
102
Mar 17
112
6% Dec 29
2%May 13
;
*13%
1946 J
J
4s.„..1989 J
J
1989 J
J
V
176
17
31
15%
11%
11
68%
68
16
-
68%
17%
15%
14%- 15
15
*14%'
107% 107%
76%
72
%
•
~
68
"54%
53%.
*76
"si""
81
105
102%
28%
r
5%
•'•
1%
1%
5%
5%
•
101%
101%
102%
102%
*
*121%
*111%
76%
68
56- i
5*8
7*4
13
12%
69
67% ' 67%
>2"
•
2%
2%
*62
65
7
>%e
% May
Sept
77% May
Jan
4
Jan 15
5% May
10
Jan
11G
Jan
118
Jan
Aug 25
Mar
Jan
Nov
; June
% Nov
9% June
86% Jan
% Dec
13% July
Jan 10
Jan 15
July 24
Deo
5
20
14
'
Aug
9
Dec
98
Feb
30*4
3
1
Dec
Jan
"u
5%
6%
8%
5%
7%
5%
7%
7%
8%
>634
7%
77«
77«
30%
30%
24%
*29%
*23%
16
16%
16%
30%
24%
16*8
237g
8
3012
31
31
24
23%
23%
16
16
16
16
16
23%
24
23%
24%
23*4
24%
2334
27% 27%
27%
143
14134 142% *141
,26%
27%
2634
27%
*54
60
*54
*32
*56
60
32%
32%
143
143
*54
60
,
32
32%
31%
12%
12%
12%
*23%
2678
*142% 143
400
300
-I''
5,500
*6%
8
>
200
'5%
*6*4
8'
*23%
27%
12%
64
*7%
5%
.14%
i'u
5%
7%
8,800
7%
400
7
7%
100
28
Dec 30
23
Mar 23
16%
1,800
23%
23%
8,200
Great N orthern pref.. .No par
26%
.
10
26%
2,700
Great Western Sugar..No par
142% 142%
50
*54
60
*54
60
.T3t
31%
31
31
1,666
12%
12%
12
12%
12
10%
10*4
10%
10%
107g
11
8,000
3,500
14
1334
13*4
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,100
3
3
3
2,700
*50
53
53
53
55
3%
3%
"22%
22
53%
55
55
3%
3%
»3%
23%
23%
23%
3
21%
24%
33%
*24
24%
>24
>32%
*32*4
,33%
*3234
33
*10%
10%
*10%' 10%
*10%
33
10%
: *914
934
984
*9*8
3%
21*4
54
3%
22*4
3%
3
21%
23
Dec 24
Dec 18
Dec
9
20
60
3
w dlv ctfs.No par
Without div ctfs.—.No par
Granite City Steel
No par
Dec 10
Dec 10
5% preferred
3184
27g
5
Grand Union
%
3%
678
6%
Grant (W T) Co.
11
3
54%
1
100
*10*4
*234
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol MSAP
Dec 30
3
54
3%
23
;
.
55
400
3%
23%
4,200
5,800
Gr Nor Iron Ore Prop. .No par
Preferred———————100
Green Bay A West RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
100
1
Greyhound Corp (The) .No par
5%% conv preferred
10
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
Guantanamo Sugar
No par
8% preferred..
100
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR No par
35 preferred.
—
No par
.
5
90
517S Mar
B
65
May
May
19%
Jan
5
Deo
1% Dee
2
May
July
10
May
45
May
12% May
Jan 27
69
June
1%
25
1% Jan 11
.
Dec
May
% May
4% May
9% June
s
4% Apr
3% Apr
Sept
20% Apr
69% Mar
247j Apr
87% Feb
4% Feb
71% Jan
1%
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
Deo
147|
12%
16%
36%
25%
6% Jum
26
12% Dec 10
18% Dec 9
25% Jan 22
18% Nov 28
28% July 22
15% May
30
19% Jan 2
28
18% May
29%
Dec 17
42
Mar 26
29%May 27
9*4 May 5
1078June27
10% Dec 10
1% Feb
13
Jan
4
3
1% Feb 19
Feb 14
9
144% Aug 15
54
Dec 18
36%Sept 2
14% Sept 17
11% Apr22
18%Sept 9
3% July 28
55
Dec
8
4% Aug 4
23% Dec 6
10
May
Apr
Apr
July
18% Jan
May
21% May
11% May
£123
Jan
90
12% Jan 2
36% Jan 16
135
Nov
May
77
68% Nov 17
July 29
Jan
6% Mar
Oct
11
Jan 10
6*8 Jan 6
13% Jan.7
13% Jan 6
^pr
May
23%
Sept
30
3% July 18
>
23%
106
43
< 2178Nov 24
74*4 Oct 6
>^2034 Sept 18
June 20
June 10
200
*13%
2%
1
25
1,500
11
3
3
59
Preferred———————100
7%
13%
2%
12%
35 conv preferred....No par
Gotham Silk Hose
No par
24%
10%
12%
Dec 29
30%
13%
12%
Dec 30
10
*23%
16%
13*8
13%
54
*29
11
12%
*10*8
i
11% Apr 19
>-91
24% Mar
13% .an
—-4% May
9
2% Jan 25
2% Sept
9
Dec
Jan
19% Jan
106% Deo
"11 Apr
18% Apr
33% Jan
14% Jan
65% Nov
16% May
7% May
1378 May
6
June 20
Apr
1%
>
May
Jul)
May
10
6
Deo
7%
10% May
'it. Deo 22
Dec 31
60
v
9%Sept 12
74% Oct 6
17% Sept 18
2
68% Apr
127% Mar
100
Jan 27
46
80
Jan
Deo
Dec 24
—
Telegraph Co 100
9,400 ,Gpodrlch Co (B F)—..No par
'
80b'
8% preferredNo par
8,300 Goodyear Tire A Rubb. No par
%
28
131
Dec 24
Gobei (Adolf)—-.———-l
Goebel Brewing Co.
.—.1
Gold A Stock
2%
*62
'
800
59%
♦2
64
800
2%
82
70
"id
.
*29%
23%
*67
2%
*62
64
8
Nov
Jan
June
142
Feb
27% Juiy
23
May
9% May
9
May
14% June
1% Aug
11
May
1% Dec
8>s Nov
55
Jan
35% Apr
17% Jan
12
Jan
25%
Apr
3%
30%
Apr
Apr
2% Nov
14% Nov
H
24%
*24.:
24%
*24
241.1
33
*32*4
33
*3234
33
10*4
*10%
9%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
""'"366
*106 > i-;.
106
106
106
106
105% 106
*105% 106%
*101% 104
104
*101
*101% 104
*101
*101% 104
104
*101% 104
•"
16
16
16%
16%
16
16%
15%" 16%
15%
15%
15*4
15%
*145
148
*145
148
*145
148
146
146
*144% 148
*144% 148
*4
*4
*4:..
4%
v.; *4
*4 A
4*8
*4
4*8
4%
4%
*
92
92
92
*—92
92
*7—.
92
300
97%
32%
55
106
16%
5%
5
16%
15%
56
70
12%
11
13
186
13
•382
65%
61
42 v
51%
77%
105
1*8
*91
6%
*143%
*12%
102%
102%
80
*12%
91%
126% 134
32
23
101
106
100% 106
100
120% 122%
112"
119%
9
2,306
20
*12
*157g
*5%
16
-v
35%
*29
*9%
1%
91%
1% V -1%
92
;
>1%;
1%
93
92
92
i®4
1>*4
1%
1,600
93
500
•
*6%
6%
■
6*8
6*8
6%
6*8
1,600
60
*55
*12%
14
*10
;• 16%
16
*53.4
16%
30
10
42
109
3
32
13*4
*12%
*10%
14%
*11
17
*16%
16*4
16%
16%
6
6
6
6%
6%
16*4
16%
*29
*9%
-36%
36"%
*29
30
9%
10
*41
*40% 43
103% 103% *102
2%
"
2%
32
,
1167$
17
9%
43
36%
29%
934
*41
36%
30
16%
9*4
43
36%
*29%
9%
*41
108% *102% 108% *103
3
3%
3%
3%
32
33%
337g
34%
For footnotes see page 290.
*6
13
G%
16%
*113
*113
36%
30
36%
*31
17
*114
*114
36"
1434
*11%
16%
6
*12%
*16
14
16%
14%
14
*12%
1434
14%
*3%
33
*12%
*10%
16%
*6
16%
9%
43
108%
3%
34
36%
*29*4
*9%
2,700
30
200
*40*4
*1)03
3%
33
200
16%
6%
600
200
16%
2,400
'
32%
9%
38
Hamilton Watch Co...No par
8% Dec
87g Dec
9
31
102
Dec 29
100
Dec
11
1234 Dec
(J
6% preferred
....100
Hat Corp of Amer class A...1
140
100
Hayes Mfg Corp
2
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co..
Hecker Products Corp
3
25
Dec
20
50% Dec 22
150
Dec
1
2~606
200
400
43
"""166
3%
33*4
2,600
2,500
95
37
20% Feb
17
106%
Aug
4% An?
113% Jan
11% Apr
2
28%
Apr
9% A^r
Apr
104
Jan 13
86
June
110
Jar-.
July 11
16% Jan 9
155
Jan
107
Dec
96
168
8
947i May
99%Junel7
12%Dec29
12%Dec29
13% Dec 29
5*4 Dec 31
Holland Furnace (Del)..—.10
Hollander A Sons (A)
—..5
Holly Sugar Corp
7% preferred
Homestake Mining,
No par
j
Houdaille-Hershey cl A.No
Class B
Feb 14
par
No par
24
115
18%
"35%
9% July 24
1078 Aug 5
115
Dec 29
39
Oct 27
8
May
May
May
May
8
35
28
13% Jan
6
Dec 24
64
9
Aug 14
111
Jan 15
5
July 22
2% Dec 24
26% Apr 22
4% July
103
Jan 27
52% Jan
36
5|
Dec
June
12% July
109
t C..25I
50
~19"*May
100
v
69
21% Apr
100% Apr
133% Jan
67% Apr
115% Jan
30% Jan 10
14
23
7% Dec 27
Jan
12% May
16%Sept 15
187g Aug 18
No par
5% preferred
Houston Oil of Texas
Howe Sound Co
9
100 zl07% Apr
...12.50
30% Dec
Jan
138
126% Aug
No par
Deo
67g Dee
80% July 29
34 conv preferred
Jan
108
897s June
3% Jan
Sept
132% Oct 21
56% Jan 18
No par
Jan
6
5
Jan 23
—6% cum preferred....-.100 Zl23%May 1
Hershey Chocolate
No par
33% Dec 19
Hercules Powder
Jan
*
June
10*4 Apr 21
65% Dec 9
Household Finance
107%
May
9% Miy
10% May
100% June
8% Sept 19
-i*
96
5
34% Apr
30
Feb i0
>
1% Dec 10
June 12
76
29% June
16% May
130
May
5% May
83% June
101
1
.No par
Jan 24
July 10
106% Jan 16
25% Jan 10
*Feb 11
Dec 12
25
100
Hercules Motors.
Jan
3% Dec 23
92
7
8
108
——100
Hanna (M A) Co 35 pf.No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac. No par
6% preferred..
Jan
Mar 28
16% Jan
15
Hinde A Dauch Paper C0...IO
Hires Co (C E) The...—10
13
37
Feb 18
Preferred.
14*4
*113
36*4
32%
33
33
10
Helme (G W)
300
,
*40
3
•
?
.
,
*102
*31%
1%
93%
6%
2334 Dec 29
25
6%% preferred
"
70
76%
t"*r26
75%
*3878
58%
*102%
1%
*91%
6%
60
*55
:
107%
100% 104%
...
9*4
*92
93%
6%
6%
*55%
60
*55
60
*55%
60
*55
60
*143% 155
*143% 155
*143% 155
*143% 155
155
*143% 155
121
13%
12%
12% *12%
12%
*12%
13%
13
*12%
1-2%
71% 71%
70
69
70
69%
70%
69%
69
7034
70%
2| 127% 127% *42652-127% 127% 127%
127% *126-12712
*39
40% *39
.38%
,• 38%
39
39
40% *39
40%
39
101
*100*8 102
101
*9978 102
10312 102% 102% >99%; 104%
93%
6%
102
102%
10
25
7% preferred class A
Hall Printing Co
106
1*8
'I
11% 19%
12%
19
106% 109 W
*9%
*10%
9*4
Hackensack Water—
20
....
19%
.19
24%
-
22
52
*24
For other foot totes see page 291.
-61
1284
1234
*7%
7
*59
*Vs
*75%
14%
59%
12%
53
14
84 V
119
59%
*67%
12%
66
%
*634
15%
60
24
*112%
*127%
58*4
214
2h
*75"!8* 82 •>'14'g *)47g
82
14%
2%
34
5%
2%
2%
*78
15%
*2
64%
*32
69%
95%
62
80
%
66
2%
82
30%
*14114 144
108% 112
-r
16
'14 %
'58
sll%
2
7*4
7%
27
,
"ll 2%
Chesapeake A Ohio Ry—
General gold 4)48.—.——--1992 At 8
A
88
17%
3%
-3%
3%;.. 3%
11%
14%
64%
5%
8
'i«
2%
*75%
=
65%
2
*62
5%
97% 103
26
46
13
12
3%
43
100%
96%
,
2%
l<>
Apr
Jan
96% 104
46%
*42%
(1935 issue)...1950 M S
(1938 issue).—1950 M S
ser E—1996 F
101
94%
*21%
Champion Paper A Fibre—
Ref A impt mtge 3 Ms D....1996 MN
47 %
100
''
65%
2%
65
23%
100% 106%
69%
89%
64%
86%
41;,
50%
104% 108%
106%
46%
12%
76
83%
-
*100
96%
52
*2%
.*%«
'in
Jan
49%
118%
Dec
54
Feb 21
Deo
May
37% May
116
May
32% June
3% June
11
60
Nov
41
14% July 31
4% Sept 30
34%May 24
4% Dec 24
8912 Nov
22
120
Apr
35
—
Jan
4% Sept
117s Jan
29% Apr
44
16% Jan
9% Dec 10
145
101
80%Scpt
13
Deo
67% Jan
8% Jan
111% May
29% Jan 11
11% Jan 10
46% Jan 30
General Tire A Rubber Co...I
2,900
,
Dec
8% Dec
General Shoe Corp.1
Gen Steel Cast 36 pref. .No
par
16
Dec
98%June 25
% Nov 18
16% Apr 16
—1
36 pref opt div series.No par
General Refractories...No par
2,900
14% ;;,i4%
14%
*40
6% preferred
Gen Realty A Utilities
7%
110%
%
: 16%
106%
%
%a Nov
19
33%
132% Jan 28
47„ Dec 27
105%May
105
2qi|May
Sept 19
28% Dec 18 ;;48%
127%
48
27% Dec 26
3
4%
Sept 24
No par
>880
8%
8% •"^' 8
3%
3*8 r 3%
48
48% >47% - 48%
5%
-5%
>>:. 62*4
*81 %
62
63
>
Gen Railway Signal
Dec 15
May
7% Apr
June
*
Nov 28
91
8
121% Dec 23
par
9%
TV
14%
41
Corp.....^10
3
Oct
104
Jan
125
Sept 18
42% Sept 25
117% Aug 6
l%Nov 27
6
% Jan
....100
767g
'
8%
3%
78% July
9%
75%
*109
112
33% Feb 15
112% Jan
38
6
130% Apr 7
35% Jan 14
24% Dec 10
14% Apr
118
1578 Jan 10
Dec 27
76%
12%
6% Jan
118
Sept
61
5% May
May
1 % May
4% May
11% May
48% Feb
12% May
102
May
Mar 20
6% Deo 10
June
94
8
July 14
5
w
Dec 29
2
8
45% June
3% May
7% Jan
144
9
2% Dec
20
35*4 May
Dec 31
115
22
—
l2"May
6
Jan
97
*18 r,t
18%
12%
15%
19'
*12
9%
55
39% Dec 27
3% Dec 27
General Printing Ink———.1
36 preferred
—No par
Gen Public 8ervice....No
par
300
18
5
June
Dec
Mar 21
12% July 29
5378May 8
5% Oct 15
104
Sept 10
Dec 13
>9*8
76%
9%
77
76%
*18 V
,18%
18
18*8
5
35 preferred————No par
""266
•12
12
'
••183s:
9%
101
Gen Outdoor Adv A ...No par
600
*104% 113
♦104% 113
*%
7i»
♦%
7
*25
27
♦25
27
25
8% Dec 30
16
General Motors
900
12
*11%
'
*1578
102% 112%
88
82%
Bkg of Ga 5s. 1942 J/N
A...1948 At 8
10 4%
106%
T.'j "l4%
Cent Pac 1st ref gu gold 484—1949 F
Dee
1% May
2
8ept 23
5% Mar 21
73% Feb 19
5% preferred—..
42,200
125%
28%
8
General Mills.No par
200
33%
5%
%
*%«*
*5n
12
""
12%
*75%; 82
*'13% '14
58
>56% 58
11% ,:,n% 12
*77S
110
90% 106
•'93%
*43%
106%
O
J
41
Nov 29
23
Gen Gas A Electric A..No par
36 conv pref series A.No par
330
81%
Transportation
Dec 10
General Foods Corp
No par
34.50 preferred—No par
26,800
105%
>27%
27g
,
*5*8
5*4
5*8
,5*8
108
108
*105% 109%
*29%
92% 108%
90% 107%
110%
68%
03%
D
1966 A
6% Apr
May
39% Dee
5
7% preferred
—.100
General Electric Co. ..No par
90
.
130
125
125%
28%
3
*23%
93% 110
103%
86%
67%
93%
104%
86%
83%
94
105%
105%
110
110%
{Central of Georgia Ry—
♦1st mtge 5s
...Nov 1945 F A
.......1945 MN
Dec
24% May
2*4 Sept 12
47% Jan 21
4
Apr 16
7% cum preferred
.100
General Cigar Inc..—.No par
""400
127
2778
28-%
3
75%"76»i
•
19*8
14
*734
*634
90% 107%
93% 106%
107
105%
105
D
D
Jan
118
1
2% Dec 10
6
Apr 23
General Baking..........i.5
*27%
■
No par
800
*129% 130
125% 125%
15
5 % % conv preferred.....
50
Gen Amer Investors
No par
2,900
2,500
82%
82%
No par
Industries Inc.—_1
5% preferred....„10
Gaylord Container Corp
6
44%
28
28*8
Gamewell Co (The)
1,400
4
>334
27g
18
.....20
4%
4%
124
*114% 124
334
3%
3%
27g
2*4
278
9%
♦884
9
91% *88
9178
18
*1734
18
4 '
*114%
.-
44
44%
6% preferred
7
*47
*47
52
52%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*103
106
106*4 *103
127-
*81%
*129%
1834
10
*9%
9%
75%
82
•
*2
*62
108%
84%
107
105%
A
Celotex Corp deb 4)48 w w—_ 1947 J
♦Cent Branch U P lstg 4s.„.1948 J
Nov
35
23% Juiv 29
Gabriel Co (The) cl A .No par
Galr Co Inc
(Robert)—;.—..1
600
10*4
1
*104% 113
7
h T *s'«
17%
•
rn
*40
65 .7. 65
105
100
84%
A
1955 / D
1956 F A
1951 M S
32
61
8
Jan
46
41
Dee 23
Apr
9% May
May
2% Aug
7
Jan
9
May 21
18
21%
May
6% Sept
22 : Sept
18% June
Dec
32%May 31
Jan
19
32% Sept
20% Jan
Feb 19
Jan
46
24% June
Jan
35
>
June 23
2% Feb 17
par
8
Jan
100
Nov 17
337g Jan
May 31
9% Dec 10
SlmonACoinc 7% pf.100
Sept
12% May
84
May
32% May
10% May
25% Apr
3% Dec 10
105
Feb
22%
21%
103
8
24
par
Jan
40%
14
42% Jan 13
16% July
171, Dec 24
__io
preferred.;. .No
20
27% Mar
Nov 28
18% Jan 10
105
Jan 10
Dec
21
Jan
Jan
98% Dee
13
Dec
16% Dec 31
Freeport Sulphur Co
..10
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—.....1
178
*2%
*9%
18%
.
4
114
28
24
r
314
*60
2 'a
11*8
81
66
100
con g
*94
44%
>17%
»S2
%
-
'
41%
109
impt M 3)4s
95
*104% 113
*5% -'"5%
45
*56
7,
66%
0
2d consol gold 4s
*94
3%.
3%
27g >»::2%
9%
9*r
*90
92%
l%" 11*4
-4734
N *13%-137s
2"8
58
Guaranteed gold 5s...--Oct 1969 A
Guaranteed gold 5s
...1970 F
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
600
42
'
25
'7%
"'
5*8
•
*75%
r'-13%
76
80
105%
109%
R A A Div 1st
*109
48%'
5%
8%
,3%.
106
Ref A
"966
,18%
*38
"
3%1
483g
48
56
105%
S f deb 4Mb
19%
*12
8
-
'
*40
71
105%
S f deb 4Mb
37%
18
-
*122
82%
«!«
l
*14% -15
-112
V:- 8
114
SO
J
5>4s
37%
18*4
conv
Francisco Sugar Co ....No
'
18%
9%
75
127a1
127S
108% 111
J
Prod
37*4
5%
4
28%
*31%
%
•
18
*14 -. "15
104^ 111%
105,
113%
83
95%
63^ 102
107%
—
1734
*18% ,19%
39%
9%
%
*9*8
-3
0
Central RR A
42
-v
18
*122
27*8
■:
*24
74%
74%
18%
9
h
17*8
.•
267
16
-
108% 108%
*100%
Canadian Nat gold 4J4s — ...1957 J
Guaranteed gold 5s..-.July 1969 J
Certain-teed
1,500
*37
108
114
*3% •' 334
234
27»
8%
9%
*90 1
92%
--
5%
5%
*5%
5%
107% 107% *107
109%
24
"24
78
'
30%
37 %
V,
Canada Sou cons gu as A.....1962 A
3Ms—
$7
*38 "
1%
43%
;
37g
127
82
5%
5%
Central N Y Power
Foster-Wheeler.
600
*18%
5%
J13% 114
n,
*U
*l4
3g
*11* T2
12" 12
*104
*104 113
113
79%
-•81%
v
10
72
30%
.--4.
California-Oregon Power 4s-..1966 A O
Central Illinois Light 3 Ms
,
95
*104
44-
.
37g
V
102%
~m
•*71%
*110%
_
{♦Consol gold 5s
700
38
*U>8
5%
114
18;;.
83
*9si
1955 J J
..I960 A O
Guar gold 4Hs...
130
32
18*4
42
-
.
1
*104 ,108
4
27:5*
*105'2 107%
,107% 109
1952 AO
Guar gold 4Ms
33
*3134
'
Florshelm Shoe class A.No par
Follansbee Steel Corp...
10
5% conv preferred
.100
Food Machinery Corp
10
2,100
*30
39io.
V: *5'8
107
*102%
0
♦Certificates of deposit——
Guaranteed gold 4)as
434
•
33
11%
11% 11%
*116% 130
*116% 130
> 834
8*4
,8%
8%
,
*6%
>t%2
Cedar Rap A Nor—
j*lst A coll 5s. —
1934
Consolidated 5s
100
90
47g
June
10
25
Sept 12
45*4 Sept 24
;
3% to 1946) due...——1957 A/N
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu
19*4
22
•
4?8
79
16
317gMay
8% Dec 23
par
34.50 preferred...—.No par
Florence Stove Co...—No par
'
2%
2%
•*978. 10*i
19
;,J 187a 719
3%
3%
3%
7
*6% X 7
11% ! *9-*4
lObi
50
*47
50
'*9%
43
*88
17«
2%
18%
(interest at
Bush Terminal 1st 4s.
100
32
*3134
1178
10*4
*129% 430
*129% 130
;
31% 32%!
31%
32%
32% 32%
*12412 125U
124% 124% *124% 125
*2812 29
*27% 29% *27% 29
.3. i
*27g
3'v r.3'"
3
3
{Burlington
%
>38-
94
*129% 130
102% 107
100
104%
102% ,106%
101%
104
103%
iosM' 10^-
AfN
1st lien A ref 6s series A....1947 A/N
^Debenture
a
130
.
38
'
....
feali
*116
*19*4
4*4
■
*30
Flintkote Co (The)....No
12
6% preferred series A... 100
First National Stores..No par
'
.6% ,-T7y,-r.
104%
104%
101%
101H
104
Big Sandy 1st mtge «..—..—1944 J D
Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3Xa
1950 F A
Boston A Maine 1st 5s A C....19o7 M S
1st M 5s series II.—.ii;—1955 At N
•~?"I
1st g 4»4s series JJ_—
1961 A O
J
1st mtge 4s series RR..
1960 J
;74M
♦Inc mtge 4)48 ser A...July 1970 MN
38 M
{♦Boston A N Y Air L 1st 4s..l955 F A
Bklyn Edison cons M 3)48—.1966 A/N
F A
Bklyn Union El 1st g 5s.——1950
Bklyb tin
33
*4*4
*30 '
i
800
1,400
1,900
97%
19*4
22
*19%
i97% Jan 15
12*4 Dec
pit share
2% May
M»y
'15
34% Feb
Fllenes (Wm) Sons Co.No par
Firestone Tire A Rubber...10
Highest
per share s
27%8ept22
Dec 29
1,200
S
4% Jan '<
8% Dec 17
—
9%
9%
*95
86
Fer.o Enam-l Corp.———
1
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y.S2.50
"""966
14*8
38% 39%
38% 39%
39
38*4 38%
38% 383.1
3S3.i
*111% 116% *111% 116% *111*4 116
*11134 116" *113% 116 i *113% 116
i 1%
1%
T% 7 1%
1%
f
1%
1%
1*4
1%
138
1*8
1%
103
*99
*97
101
*99 .101
100
101
99
*90
100
100
.Z7T7.
26%
J
Consol mtge 3s ser G_...—1960 F
22
M884
>94
2%
50
*122
27%
*82
■A.
0
Consol mtge 3%8 ser F——.1959 J
20
1834
*10
*3'8 c 3%
*2% ••, 234
*8'2 . 878
:L
1734
■127
27»a
*1021t»
99
0
A
39
*19%
9%
49
"""366
90*4
39
9% • 9%
-96% 96%
*19
19%
v
',*1*8
*6%
7
*97*1114
114
7
.<'
92
*17
*122
17S
,
42%
378
8%
*90
-
14
..1955 AO
A
65.
106% 113%
130
137%
With declaration..—
t ♦Berlin Elec El A Undergr 6)4 81956
Beth Steel 3^8 conv debs.;...1952
8*8
65%.
44%
With declaration...
Consol mtge 8X9 fcr
42%
*11312 114
*3i«
3*4
! 2»4 v 27«
%
48
108
0
A
90*4
38%
37%
94
4% •. 5
*104
108
-
64%
•
72%
108)4
V
91%
38%
18%
94l2
-
*47
4%
108
4
>
;
50
*104
52%
"76)4
D
*90%
37
*18t4
19
312 7 3%
11%
484-;
14% ,36%
52
*42
O
J
09%
-;*1»
130
*38 *
•
;.35s
7
•
*10 if
47-
.26
^♦Berlin CltY El Co deb 6)48.-1951 J D
vi'% With declaration........—
71
*Deb sinking fund 6)4s
1959 f"a
•Debenture 6s.....
*6%
46%
97
•
j
*11%
14*8
•
181#
*1*8
19
*47
38 Yi
52H
J
1948 ./
1960 a
3)48—.——1.943 j
debentures.—
274
36
26
402
52 ii
O
Fa 5s series B
1st A ref 58 series C
2^8
36^ ,38ji
n
a
15
14%
•3214
*3134 732%
12% i 12
,12.,
,
8*8
*2
214
10% ,10%
,,10'4
'
46
j
........1951 J.
1989 j
Battle Cr A Stur 1st gu 3s
s
40 %
j
J
Beneficial Indus Loan
47%.
J
j
15
39%
*14*8
$ per share
2% Apr 16
14*4 Dec 23
4 % % conv preferred.... 100
89
39%
*11%
3 per share
Par
'■
73%
27%
37 )4
J
*94
.
58....1943
Con ref 4s
Belvldcre Del cons
66%
485
36)4 i 38 H
♦Conv due.l
Bell Telcp of
233
38 M
Mm
Pgh L E A W Va SyatemRef g 4sextended to..-.1951 M N
S'west Dlv 1st M (lnt at %Vi %
4astamped..
65 H
36
Mk
1 1946) due.... 1996 At S
Feb 1 I960 F A
to Sept
*
•
63 H
37 H
.
10*4
40
39
Year 1940
Lowest
68
64)4
Ref A gen ser F (lnt at 1%
9
38
73%
53%
10%
14*4
33
A2
42
:
18*8
96
*3%
^
2000 AT
1 1946) due
to Sept
53%
89
15
934
934
•*95 '-'• 97%
! ■
600
*86 %
■
Range for Pretlous
Highest
Federal Motor Truck..No par
Federated Dept Stores .No par
1,400
17
*86%
10%
•5% -ii "A''"'-
31
,
32%
*36
19
(lnt at 1%
Ref A gen ser D
.
146
70
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (lnt at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948 AO
Ref A gen ser A (lnt at 1% to
v
Dec 1 1946) due....... 1995 J D
Ref A gen ser C (lnt at 11- 5%
1995 J
to Dec 1 1946) due
D
4 '<« •-Ah-
•
-
*38
37
*94
62 M
60 M
42
37
1st mtge gold 4a,......July 1948 A O
1948 A O
48 registered
—
17
17%
Shares
3%
40
14%
22;-
*2014
31
•9
*39
'♦+'(**]+!.
v
-
t 3134
*18%
:
Baltimore A Ohio RR—,
*17
share
"er
*3%
3%
Lowest
>39
-
9%
■
0
S
16
*10%
397g
90*8 J 90%
3814 138%
,
9%
22
-
•
38
*12 >:
117g
117g
*1D4-1178
*115: 130
*11512 130
*11512
:0 J03,r; 106%
3%
Range for Year 1941
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
>11%
14%
9712 ^*95^973j>
20,
*1912 .20
*20'i
y
438
;
24 ::. .34%
.75% 104%
Jan.
15
tper share
>10%. 10*4
15
90*8
-
9^8
-
*19
*20I4*-22-
14
90I2
38
oi2
*95
"
*1112
137*
90%
*37%
;
20
69
t-per share
3%
3*8
17*8
17*8
>86% 8.9 .
3*8
15 -•
13^8
90l2
38
9h
*95 A; 97%
n
B
*10
3712
9%
,.97%.
Jan.
Friday
L
-
-39.'
-
*11»4
99% 102%
72
AOt^j
*13i2
»0l2
97% 101%
82 X
12.iM
36 W
40.
90
105
112%
111 ' 112%"
..
;.3ow, / 32-;
'
Atlantic Refining deb 3s—...1953 M S
in"j4
-
.
STOCKS
Thursday
14,
Jan.
-3*8
*17% .'1734
17*8' 1784
*85% 80 > .*8512 89%
*10ig. 10i2
IOI4
1012
3834 39%
39 ' -39
%7V 17%
109111%
D
lsi
Wednesday
%■ per-share-
*3%358
..
*85%- 89
f
39
Ill
110)4
$ per share<
3*8
*
*9%
110)4
1st 30-year 5s series B —1944 J
i
Jan. 13
-95% 101,
l06% 105.
& Nor
g 58.;„...l946 J
Atl A Charl A L 1st 4^8 A.—1944 J
At! Knox
Jan. 12
3%
103%
97% 103%
HiM\\\K
iioH
At S
Tuesday
$ per share
07'
*97 <4
ii.—
*103-)f-T04&
D
Rocky Mtn Div 1st 4s
-1965 /
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s—1958 J
SALE PRICES
High
86%":94%
19
*102
Afondav
Jan. 10
if ~ 89"
J
HIGH
Saturday
«
r
Stamped 4s
1995
Conv gold4s of 1909—.—1955
Conv. 4s of 1905. —1955
Conv gold 4s of 1910--.—-i960
AND
NEW
•1941
" High
/
LOW
for Year
Asked
Atchison Top & Santa Fe (Concl.)
; Cal-ArlzlstJfc ret itfs
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Last
f!
283
Jan
37% Jan
8|
8% May
54% May
101
June
3% May
28
Aug
.
Jan
Apr
9% Nov
16% Apr
110
Mar
60% Jan
38% Deo
16% Apr
.71% Apr
112
6%
50%
Deo
Jan
Feb
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
286
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Weed
Friday
LOW
AND
NEW YORK
for
312
*lo
3*4
*1988
1
19.7s
3*4
3%
*978
3 ">8
1934
*2
3*8
S
3*4
20
20*4
20
3%
3*8
3*8
;■
*8
»M
;
13JJ
*2
2*4
*25s
20*4
*2
234
20*8
3*8
'>8
3%
»s
%
**8
20*s
1,800
3%
20
*
1,700
2*4
2*4
.,
400
1"
*3g
i2
3*4
20*4
3%
'
Lowest
Shares
5 per share
$ per share
{ per x hare
58
3,100
21,600
*3%
BONDS
Ran0* for Previous
.,•<
N. Y.
Year *940
.
Week
16
Jan.
15
Jan.
14
Jan.
i p'r share
*2
3%
13
Jan.
$ per shaf
$ ; er share
*%6
%
3
12
Jan.
Jan. 10
Wednesday
7 vexdau
Monday
Saturday
Range fw Yoar lu-G
-
On Basis of 100-Stare Lots
STOCK
EXCHANGE
the
Frlda'i
Thursday
STOCKS
1
Sales
HIGH SALE PRICES
I per Share
Par
Y
Lowest
Highest
$
Hudson & Manhattan....100
*is Dec 24
5% preferred...
100
Hud Bay Min & Sra LtdNi par
1 *4 Dec 23
3'">8 Jan
15Way26
2% Dec 10
2178Sept 11
*4 Nov
Hudson Motor Car—; .No par.
-
6
*4 Jan
{Hupp Motor Car Corp
May
.478 Jan 43
5
1%
*2 Dec
2*2 May
12
May
% Jan 22
Week Ended Jan. 16
Range
Ra age or
Sale
Frl' t> •%
for Year
isked
A
1941
05 to
High
Rid
Price
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Conl.)
♦Chic & Alton RR ref 3s
1949 A
14K
J
88*4
Feb
34$s registered
Jan
27
Illinois Division 4s
6*2
Feb
1
.
0
Chic Burl & Q—111 Div 3^8 1940 J
Fob
7*2
*2 May
6
s
Last
■i?
No
Highest
I per shr,re% per. share.
share
per
—
Y Y;
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan
J
,
.1949
j"j
"94 H
1514
89
107
04
k"
""28
A
72
A
7814
93
8614 1003/
90,
97
82*4
72^4
108
711{
8814
48
631/
80
78 34
49
70
88
28%
240
2014
3014
90*4
1st <fc ref 4^8 series B......1977 F
1st & ref 5s series A
1971 F
9414
79
9574
"si"
"8214
18J4
83
85
i
High
834
184
H7%
•
.4. ....1949
—1958
—
Low
14 H
*
1949
4s registered
General 4s
Low
7014
7714
,
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
734
18
7*2 1 71*8
17*2'17*2
•37
37
37
3%
*15%
*3*4
16
712
17*2
734
l77s
18
37
37
37
3%
15*4
6%
*2478
3%
157s
6%
25*4
15%
7%
25%
7
7
2514
■25%
25%
*97
99
99
99
*37
99
157
157
*166
36%
334
*3
*15% 16%
*634.,
24%
714
25
*9812 100
♦155
7134
10%
*fil4
10*4
-
73s
..
146
146
*156
72
71%
:7
5,700
37
25
7
.
25
*156
158
49i8
*46
2%
23g
117a
1*8
48*8
234
11*8
1*8
48*8
*2*2
117«
1%
1188
74
'74
12
6%
11*4
12*8
1178
678
*6*4 •
*22
23l2
23*2
23% *22
.109*8 109*8 *10958 UO
110
9*8
778
87s
9*4
8%
8
'7*4
7*2
7*2
7%
142*8
14234 142*4 *140
143%
48*2
49
48*2 48*4
481.1
157*2 157*2
158% 158*4 158*4
*6*4
.
26*8
26 >8
2678
*127
♦127
131
*45
2878
*38
37
♦97l2 102
15*8
15*8
59*4
2
*1*8
44*2
2*4
*1*8
2*4
44*2
45*8
46*2
45*8
47*2
30
37
95
313.,
*131*2
-
30
30
30*2
37
*36*2
99
37*8
912
*2*8
9*8
6%
100
154
-No par
preferred.
63
—
Inland Steel Co
Sept 23
Dec 11
161
23
Maj
9*4
8*s Dee 10
13*2 Jan
140
Ma*
158
6
Feb 25
66*2 Maj
94
19
Dec 27
Interchemlcal Corp
6% preferred —
.
2..No
11,100
Internat'l Harvester...No par
500.
Preferred—
100
.
D33 10
May
8
91
Jun<
•
june
800
2*8
„
97
1
1
33
May
145
May
173
178
1,600
Intemat Mln A Chem..No par
400
50*2
Prior
preferred...—-...100
Internat'l
ii*706
4,200
100
2
457s
2*8 Jan
100
125
May
Inter Paper Co
51*4 Dec
July 26
"Jan 13
131
1814
3214
9*4
914
53/
o.;v
914
6
12
02
.72
Sept .18
737sJune 10
500
900
International
Shoe
300
International
4812 Oct IS
33*4 Feb 21
49
No par
International Salt
32*2May 23
No par
48*2
2% Sept 12
—100
5% preferred....-
10% Maj
,40i2 Maj
1*4 Maj
.
1*8 Apr 16
26
Silver
.50
Jan
31*4 Jan 30
25
Oct 30
Oct 3*
Inter Telep A Teleg___-No par
l'l Dec29
2*8
100
Foreign share ctfs...No par
1*8 Dec 29
9*8
9*8
1,300
Interstate Dept Stores.No par
5*4 Feb 19
14
Sept 18
*94*2
10
Feb 24
98
Sept
""ioo
*2
9*s
3134
*8*8
97
9*8
*29*2
31*4
29,500
Preferred
*131*2
87
100
-
I
—1
$6 preferred.—
9
>.
9*2 Aug 20
26*2 Dec 22
3334 Aug
134*2 Aug
Mar 21
124
9
3*8 Sept
Feb 14
7
No par
Intertype Corp
Island Creek Coal...-.
3*8 Sept
1*4
178
4*8
74i2
5*4
122
40 '4
2
44 34
245
4'i%
43 *4
J
43%
43)4
44 34
44*f
{Chic Milw St Paul A Pac RR
♦Mtge g 5s series A.. — ....1975 f a
♦Conv adj 5s"—'
Jan 1 2000 A O
11 \<i
10H
2M
214
J
J
^43 ij
J
1989 J
{Chicago & North Western Ry—
♦Generalg 3!^s
.*...1987 MN
3registered
♦General 4s..
■
104*8
57*2
57*2
573(5
5714
*75i2
*934
23
23
623,
77k
1034
22*8
*6l78
124
124
124
*122
*6*4
6*2
6*2
*6*4
27
27
2734 *27
27*2
*100
103*2 *101
103*2 *100*4 103*2
104*8 *100
58
53
5934l 59*2 59*2
59*2
59*2
59l2
124
124
124
124
*122*4 124
122*4 124
22*4
23*4
233* 24*.,
23*2
24
23*4 23%
63*2 *81 **8 63*2
62*8
62 >8 *62
*62*4
63
77*2
*77
78*?' *77
73*2
77*8
77*8
77*2
*9*2
10
10
10
9*4Y 9*4
9*4
23*8
62*8
02%
*76
*6*4
27*4
2734
_
76%
10*2
*934
6*4
6*4
*27
*100
101
101
6*4
26*4
6*4
25l8
0'i.
28
200
2,200
Jarvis
100
1,500
(W B)
_1
5*4 Dec 29
14
Jan
317g Dec 29
44
♦Btpd 4s n p Fed Inc tax. 1987
♦Gen 4^(8 stpd Fed inc tax 1987
434s registered
1987
♦Gen 5s stpd Fed inc tax. .1987
Jan
Feb
Dec
Jan
-.100
4!/% preferred
Johns Manvllle....... No par
100
Preferred
30
122
Nov
128
1
4*4
Jan
May
4%
Jan
May
1ft >8
Jan
Junr
92%
Dec
Jan
8%
33
Dec
200
5% pref series A.......100
59 '
200
5% pref series B conv.. 100
64*2 Dec 10
1
8*4 Dec 10
500
Joy Mfg Co
17
67
Oct 17
♦Convg4^s
77%
jun
132
122*4 Ma
578
578
6
4
"4"
*18
19
18
18
♦10
in4
"~4 *g
4%
7
7
*7
*96
102
*96
102
*96
11*8
*4*2
12
478
478
3514
*127«
♦28
*96
117«
434
4%
110
*104
' 102
11*8
11*4
478
*101* UO
1178
4%
1*104
35V
36
37'sl
365a
13*;
13*8
28*8
13*8
28*8
13*8
28*,
29
2
2
2
*2
*35*8
37*;
37
22
221.
3514
22i8
*1%
*3*8
35*4
22*4
3*4
25
25
26
26
28*2
28*
28*8
28%
3\
*3*8
18
11*4
100*2 100*2
7*4
*7*8
7*4
*578
102
4*8
*16*2
*16*2
19
*10
10*|
10 J
1178
Income
Aug 23
2*
16
2914
26^j
98
1634
29?/
15
22
18
3014
2815
MN
27
i-i
128
2614
26 34
2614
4
16X
1936 t/N
31 14
2!)
3114
55
1714
17
D
17*4
Kan
14
Sept 17
12% Jan 1C
-
—
9 >8 Dec
6
Aug
2
22*4 Aug
2
4*4
*105
2*4
2*8
22*4
22
22*2
*3*8'/
26*4
26*4
4
26*4
2858
22*4
4
28*8
M"a
>
4
29
28*8
200
400
Kinney (G R)
4,000
V
~600
1,500
Jan
Maj
7
8
Do.
'5 ."
2
8*2 Jan
4
106
93*2 Feb 21
30*& Dec 10
11 *s Dec 10
28*4
22*2
*318
*25
A7 .No
par
140
Aug
18
4*8 Dec 23
Kennecott Copper.— .Ni par
2*4
21H
*9
11
35
*30*8
35
*30
35
12i4
*12
121
*12
12*o
9i2
18
*9
10i8
*9
;
12«8
*9
10*2
10
*22%
*llll2
3'2
1'8
9U
10
•*9
17*4 "173
2314 *23*8 23'
*111*2 117
116
3'-a
3*2
3*.
Jl8
1*8
1*8
9*2
10*4
91.1
13
10*2
20
20'8
20
1238
*12*8
12*8
*12*4
20
20
20
♦20
21*8
434
21*4
4S4
21*»
4 <8
33
*32
73
72
*175
*18
,
■
27
2714
21*8
4%
5
5*8
34
*32
28
27
33%
IOI4
15
*33
2234
3714
20*2
12*2
20*2
22*4
21
12*2
20*2
22
10*2
12
10
10
*31
35*2
12
12*8
12*S!
*9
934
*23
18 I
23V
112
*9
;■
*17*2
22*2
23
Jat
8% Maj
4*4 Ma*
10'
38
Jan 10
3*8 July 25
3
5*4 Sept 13
28*h Aug 30
Feb 15
29?8 Jan 10
24
May
2734
1*2
17*2
19%
40*2 July 29
3:22*8 Mar
Kroger Grocery & Bak No par
20*2
12*2
*12*4
26USept 17
*19*4
22*4
5
5
5
*32
34
*32
5*s
33
10
*14*4
23
22*8
38
37*4
106*2 106*2
40*4 40*4
28*2
33*2
2818
33*2
33*4
10*4
28l2
33*2
*10
10*8
14*4
15
23*4 .23*4
•33%
39
10*8
*1434
10*8
14%
2234
38%
23*8
38*4
40*2
15
23
38*4
293g
*33*8
1,800
Lehigh Valley Coal
11%
7,600
21*8
2,600
*12*4
19*2
1278
100
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp..—5
19*2
400
Turner Stores Corp
40*2.
3*8
18*4
15
141*4
17*2
"42"
71
71
60
,
2I78
4,700
22
5
6.300
5*8
*32
33
T65o
2,300
'•.2
3?<s series
mtge
West
28*4
5,700
33*2
200
Indiana
'10*4
3*2
19
14*8
141*4
*13*4
70 2
3*2
.18
14*4
42"
Cin
Jan
Cin Un Term
109
Apr
'18% Nov
9%
3*8
105
38%
20
12 5/
506
73/
13 'A
189
73/
3/
Jan
46%
Maj
Apr
May
2*4
18
31*4
Apr
26
Feb
29*2
1963 J
E
J
108*4
J
4s. 1952 .J
con
10014
6%
conv
3
.50
——1
No par
Fcrd G!.No par
Libby McNeill & Llbby—7
Life Savers Corp
5
is
Liggett & Myers Tobacco..25
——25
—.100
15
141*4 143
Elec
1st gu
3%[s„1966 F
39
38
40
1914
O
19
*102':
10814
*17
17*o
8
4
100*4 June
*1% May
2% July 25
14*4 Sept
;
;
.
...
17*4 Dec 12
;■ 21
30
10*4 Dec 10
May
8
2
.
Cleveland Elcc Ilium 3s
Cleveland A
1970 J
...1912
1942
....1948
Series D 3)^8 guar—
1950
Gen 414s series A
..1977
Gc» A ref 414s scries B
1981
May
CojiI River Ry
1%
71
Debenture
24% Nov
B
16
*102"i«
1,800.
Long Bell Lumber A...No par
Loose-Wiles Biscuit——25
109
108
4,100
Lorlllard (P)
72*2
3,000
-*-'.10
7% preferred...—.—100
Co
O
O
O
0
D
A
O
81
8214
31
75
82
82
82?/
9
75
90
70 H
70
70*/
62
64 >4
63*/,
05
73
605/
51?/
79 3/
73
D03W
6s.....Apr
1952
15
A
87
"17 !4
16?/
Dec
Louisville & Nashville.... 100
60
Feb 18
O
*121
32*4
20*2
*13
*25%
4
24
2314
*139
...
23*4
33
20'2
20*4
*13
3*8
*'8
3%l.
3*4
15
1
*24
25
*24
25
2)
29
*172
176
I
28l2
*172
For footnotes
see
4*4
6*2
15
15
1
1
3*4
3*8
6*2
7
12*4
12 V
24*i
25
5-4
5%
26
4
"8
1
3-4
6%
*12%
12%
25
25*4
5'4
3%
6*8
5%
23
27%
4
4
6*4
*%
3*4'
6*2
12*8
24%
5%
25%
*23*2
6*4
■.■'.
Doc 30
691/
Columbus A
1st ext 4s. .1955 F
Tol
May
109
Apr
J
99*4 .100 Ji
109*2
188%
Apr
Dec
Commonwealth
May
23*2
Apr
18*4 May
30*4
May
41
Ma*
14%
deb
w
A
Conn A
1969 May
Apr 1
w
Edison
May
109*2
46%
Pasump P.iv
...1908 .7 D
J
1968 J
28
1st 4s. .1943 A
3*4 Dec 29
19 Sept 18
I3't Jun
17%
Dm
138*2 May
15% May
38
May
May
23% Apr 21
35*4 Dec 30
17*4 Dec-2 9
2 9*8 Sept 24
11
10
1
19*4 Dec 17
5*8 Dec 27
26%
1,700
Magma Copper......
3%
37S
4,700
Mauatl Sugar Co.
*5%
6%
100
16
1
6*4
3%
6%
12*8
12,
12
25
24%
5%
/
3%
6%
.V*
-
Mandel
Manhattan Shirt....
Maracalbo Oil Exploration
610
Ry6%
pr
11*2 Ma*
*4 May
Jan 14
4
l%May 20
108*/
J
J
*108
J
J
♦109
F
A
—
—
65
.i.-1946
..1948
A
O
103
A
O
10)'/
A
O
105
3,090
Martl.1 (Glenn L) Co....
5%
2,400
Martia-Parry Corp
25io
1
No par
23
600
Masonite Corp........ No par
*23*2
25
25
23
23%
100
Master Elec Co—
29
29
29
29
29
29
900
Mathlesou Alkali Wks.No par
176
176
*174
ISO
*176
180
*176
180
10
i.l
100
31
12*4
4.1958
J
1950 J
4%
Apr.
Jan
Apt
7% Mar
16*4
Jan
1% May
5*4
1951 J
1)
1951 J
J
1955 J
J
J
Dee
26*4 J*"*1
9
32*4 Sept. 15
12*4 Jan 6
19
May 28
21*2 Dec 11
28*2 Jan 13
28
Sept 15
21*4 June
24*gMay
x
.......
3l*.t Sept 17
21
June
32%
Consumers
100
June
173%
-
1st mtge
314s.
1st -mtge
3*4 Dec
171
5
Junel3
176
Aug
-
6% May
16*2 Nov
47% Apr
14% Apr
407g Jan
/
>4
107?/
:
1075/
106
1093/
1023/ 106 34
18
2835
16 5/
28
102
1051/
104?/ 107?/
8
103 I/
24
10314
2314
24
*24
S3-
22
2314
2314
WN
•
.
18
28
83
7534
8554
1942
♦Cuba Nor Ry 1st 534s
107?/
MN
10J
MN
291.
103K
—
109
109 %
107
11
J07 M
12
MN
10314
108
'<•
109*4
J
102',,.
102
vs
102
A
6
100
J
b
*93
J
D
•-•
106
109
1074/411 ■108Ji 111*/
105?/ 10934
2;
107
11134
-v
6
102
107
100%
3
97?/ 102
0234 99
94
31
27 M
♦Deposit receipts
107% ;'Y 3
103
MN-
—
For footnotes see page
290.
1065
—
mtge3148..4967
314&..;.——T;—1970
1st mtge 3J%8—
....I960
1st mtge 3Ms—,
-196J
Continental Oil conv 214%.. 1948
Crane Co 23^88 f debs...... — 1950
Crucible Steel 3%a s t debs.. 1955
1st
Die
10*2 Dec 10
5*4 Jan 14
11*4 Jan
17% Sept
103
10314
103
Power Co—■
Apr
7
9
.
1960 J,,J
Oct
*3*4
3*2 May
278 May
8*4 May
Dec
\01H
103'4
105
J
334s debentures.
Jan
Mar
1093/
1083/ 110?/
1071/
104
J
3lis debentures....
136*2 May
31*4 Dec
38
119
108
105
814s debentures.........4.1956
314s debentures
Nov
9
11
Marshall Field & Co...No par
24%
May
35
119
109 3/
109 5/
Consol Edison of New York—
18*4 Jau
25*8 Apr
163*2 Dec
'21% Jan
8
278 Dec 18
3*8 Dee 10
pref..100
2,400
7% preferred..
8
12% Apr 17
25
2
4% Dec
21*2 Maj
1*2 A ill
T
Marine Midland Corp.——5
Market St
4
87s Jam
.
7*4 Aug 18
16*2Sept 17
23
251.1
1*2 Feb
—20*2 May
6
July 28
147g Aug
31
25
IOO
200
3,700
Feb 17
Bros.........No par
26%
29
17
Madison Bq Garden...No par
2)
page
Sep'
Macy (R H) Co Inc...No par
*%
25*4
25*4 May
128
Mack Trucks Inc.— V) par
.j.
,
107?/ 110?/
107
119?/
100?/ 101
O
Consul Oil conv deb 314s
Mav
31% Jan 21:
138
Jan 21
1,800
28
108*/v.,l')'4
108 Vn
J 08 Ji
.1951
1st A ref 4J48.1951
Stamped guar 414s...
fcpr
2,600
13%
'
253/
1013/
Conn Riv Pow s f 3»4s A—....1961
Conn Ry A L
Apr
Jen
4*4
5
10515
Co-^-
314sseries I
Conv debs 314s
1st mtge
Apr
20*2 May
Sept,4
96
Apr
9
Ineome
Dec
27
Y
13 a
♦Commercial Mackay Corp—
May
-
37
Jurv
21
100?/ 106
24
31^8 1970
J11111
87
-
—
Apr
Apr
2
33%
*15%
5*4
—100 *132
6% preferred...
^
1133/
9%
45
29
21
1
3%
Dec 10
o*
113
May
♦Debeuturc 4s...
19
Mac Andrews & Forbes.... .10
,
86
123/ 26
9615 106
:—-
May
4
32%
*13
15
.
100
241.1
*24
235s
176
27*8
*3*s
*14%
6*2
f
*25*4
33*2
20?8
137s
*13
*231.1
*130
..
33*2
27
14*4
24*2
20*2
13%
2678
4
5%i
23*,
25%
5!.i
33%
20*4
•13
*6*8
3*8)
7 |
12*8
25-8
5*8
26*4
6%.
12 V
25*8,
*130
27
414
*13*2
6*4
12
25i8
5i8
*25*4
6*2
*12*8
33*i
20*2
*23*4
25*4
6*2
*3*8
*13*2
241*
20'4—20*2
13%
*13
4*8
6*8
14*4
1
*7g
—
25*2
4
4*4
*6*8
♦13*2
33
32*8
13%
25*2
*23*4
*130
*130
...
33
32*4
20*2
137S
26
24*2
*23*4
.101
56
10615
"
*110
5
,...
M
*23
101 H
IOO
ioo
77
112
11415
m% 111
,-10
74*2 Nov
107
103
207
18.
101,-
10L',
"3
18
•
87-
1073/
97
22
15
103
85)4
*10734
July 24
23
var
Louisville Gas & El A ..No
107
YY-.
103
-
£
June 25
19*8 Jan 15
Jan
2
88 3/
M
169
162
109
108
.108H
107% 1073/
-
10714
Columbus A Sou Ohio El
45*2 July 28
178 Dec 10
13*4 Jan 30
12*2 Dec 23
142*2 Dec 31
1053/1051/
*101H
1956 J
2,500
7
Jan
Jun.
-33
39% Oct 31
>:
79
53%
,
Loews Inc...
Apr 21
68
66?/
1043/ 1103/
30
1,000
110
7414
10834
61
40
*108
4,600
4
74 X
107?/
or
403/
C
38*4
35
5
Debenture 5i._
1961 J.
Columbus A H V 1st ext g 4s. 1948 A
33*8
June
*7414
189
■>.-
Jan
*41*2 "ilk
105
50
50
85
:
53 %
.
Feb
39
71*2
80
„
78
51
14
38*4
71
68!/
11.3?/
29
18% Mar
71
99
.76
*76
J
♦Colo A South 414s series A.. 1980 J/N
Columbia G A E deb 5s.May 1952 .MN
41% Apr
37% Mar
..No par
1st gu 4s
♦5s income mtge...
4*4 Nov
10*8 May
190
89
Jau
22*4 July
S6.50 preferred. ...—No par
Lone Star Cement Corp No par
.1945 J
5s..l943 F
.—1970 A
Colo Fuel A Iron gen s f
5
9*4 Dec 31
Apr 26
1977 A
lsts 1414sseries C—
Jan
8
200
11014
111
*105
514s...1972 A
1973 A
Union Term gu
Dec
16% Jan
17*2
111 14
112
*105
1st s f 5s series B guar
Dec
31*4Sept
142*2 143*2
1108',
100
...Zft
"51H
A O
A O
MN
F A
1st gu 414s. 1961 A
4
25
Y
19*2 Apr 21
28 May 22
*17
10
Pittsburgh RR—
Gen 4J^s series B
Series B 3^8 guar
Jan
13
17*1
iosi^
10814
9% May
18% May
3
Jan
Dec
*15*4 Mav
37*4 Jan 14
13*8 July 30
i
*2
,76
—.1.993 ,7 P
.
&
11078
15% May
2
Jan
35*4
16% May
Oct
189
xU)
May
5*2 Aug 18
26*4
June 16
x
4
Lion Oil Refining Coi_.No par
17*4
-
104*/ 106
1
♦U114
♦95 34
Br..
'....1993 J D
tm|it 4Ha series E-..1977X J
Cin Wab A M Div lst 4S...1991 J
J
St L Div 1st coll tr g 48—1990 MN
Ref
Cleve
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. —-1
15%
109
i n if
107
111H
*100 M
General 5sseries
Jan
Liquid Carbonic Corp..No par
15
1914
10814
108 "7
108
A
1)
3>$s D..1971 M N
.General g 4a—
Y
7*2 Nov
400
15
5415
98?/ 10415
89?/
97 3/
91?/ 99?/
2714 513/
91/
223/
9714
J
Cleve Short Line
800
15
70
106?/ 10915
108*/
10014
10814
10014
96*4
7>'
5s. 1952 J/N
con
1967 J
9% Jan
21*2 Sept
5,200
143 '143
551/
44J/
90 X
uib A Nor 1st con gu 4s.1942 MN
16%
y:
Dec
116*2 Jau
Dec 24
24*4Sept 16
14*4 Nov 18
187g Dec 31 *; 27*28ept 15
45*8 Jan 9
19*8 Doc 29
7*8 Jan 23
37g Dec 10
39 * Jan 18
31*8 Nov 6
'6H4 Dec 24 1 90*2" Jan 3
f
98
Jan
2
'64*2 Nov 27
Link Belt Co——.
-No par
3
11*8 Dec 10
174
May
3% May
1178
.
1
a:19
Lima Locomotive Wks.No par
—
Aug
27*4 July 22
2% Feb 14
Lehman Corp (The)
Series B
14 *2 Sept 15
13
i2 Feb 13
preferred
Libbey Owe
Jan
4
'*
1478
18
2%
"4614 "53%;
53
Ji
95
96
J
A
Apr
23*4
18*8
1515
.78
75
52
1969 F
Jan
31%
22*2
'
20 ?4
1414
Feb
! 4
May
May
*14*2
18*4
67
76
1960 M S
1
1943 J
Jan
Ma*
*10
3%
18*8
229
f'2
61
1st mtge gu 3*^8 ser E
Dec
147«
3*2
24
21
"
22)/
1214
76
D
Clearfield A Mali 1st gu 5s
■
-15% Nov
10*4
41*2
3*2/ 3*2
1415
11?/
13?/
Apr
23*8
41*2
233
1814
2
49
"",3
1114
.12
{♦Consol Ry non-conv deb 4s
40*4
3*4
3*4
3*4
3*4
17*2
17*2
*1714
13
14*8
11*8
H%
141*4 111*4 *141*8 141*4
*17
17*2
17*2
17*2
70*2
70*2
70*2
71*2
215
383/
47
1st mtge 3^s
Jan
143.i
400
15**4
1
18'/
11 H
47
1943 A
Ci^lnnatl Gas A
Dec
23
*10
11
2014
21 14
^
64
ref M 4J%s scries D—1902 M
15*2
22*2 Aug
23*2 May
5
45*2 July 15
14*8 Dec 29
19*i Aor 12
107*2 Dec 12
1*4 Jan
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—-No par
*33
27*4
7
No par
Preferred- ——i.—*
28%
33*2
28*8
*33
,ee
*20%
20
22*8
No par
—No par
Rubber & Tire—
f
17*4 Sept
5*4 Feb 14
Jan 2
10% Dec 29
17*4
..100
10%
20*2
12*4
20*2
22%
— —
1%
11 '8
21*4
5% preferred...
Lambert Co (The)
'.ehigh Portland Cement—.25
4% conv oreferred
-100
{Lehigh Valley RR
.50
1
•
30 C
21 Ji
20'4
87
363
46 X
I)
1st 5s. 1960 J
Series C 3^s guar
Laclede Gas Lt Co St Louis 100
2,100
3*8
20?/
2
I)
48......1951 J
g
53.v_.Dec
guar
101*2
15*2
24% Ma'
278 Feb 15
10
No par
87% jun
14*8 July 30
1% Dec 13
No par
Kresge (8 S) Co..
Kresge I9ept Stores
Kress (S H) & Co....
Mar 26
393.1 July 22
23*4 Feb 15
21
Dec 29
1
Co.—
$5 prior preferred..
3*2
I'*
3*2
10
90C
103/
20
12I4'
1960 J/N
——
{♦Choctaw Ok A Gulf
"
Dec 18
25
Lane Bryant
112*4 113
3*8
1
r,
i",66c
10
18
112 Y
*17*4
220
10*2
35*2
10*2
*39
73
73
73*2
73*2
72
72
*71*2
*71*2 73
71*2
71*2
73
73
73
72*2 73*2
73*4
72*2
72*4 72*4
71*4
72
177
1791? *175
*175
177
179i2 *175
*175
177
*175
179*2
13% *18
19*8 *13
19*8 *19
19*8 *18
19*8
*18
19%
*33
♦1318
*14%
20
33
*32
*9
13*4 2:17*4
13'.,
♦23.
*23
23*4
23*4
'111*4 117
*111*4 117
3*4
3*4
3*4
3*4
1
1
1*8
Ii8
10
10*8
10*4
10*2
*19
21<g
12*8
11
35*2
12*2
19
*1'2%
20
11
*30*8
1714
*18
29
—
*30
1534
Cleve Cin Chic A St Louis Ry
Kendall Co $5 pt pf
37
37
20H
Apr
? 20*4 Nov
12
Jan 27
121*2 Apr 18
Dec 10
Keystone Steel <fc W Co .No par
No par
Kimberly-Clark
29
*2*8
37
9
9*4 Dec 19
500
13*4
*28
95
19,300
110*2
*13
29
37
1,600
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A. 1
Class B—
—-1
367" 37
13
*28
458
4*2
36*4
13
uioo
104*4
MarlO
6*8 Dec 23
Kayser (J) A Co—— — -----5
Keith-Albee-Orpheum pf.'.lOO
IIJs
*11*4
J10 *2 *105
36*8
400
100
3ft
21%
11
45
J
Ohilds Co deb 5s
Apr
Mar
7%
..
Ma
It
•14*4 Aug 13
23
16
121
978 Jun
117% Ma
3% Ma
u
13*2 Dec 29
preferred
-.1.00
Dept Stores.....1
5% conv preferred......100
191/
1014
129J
Chicago Union Station—
121*2 Mar 12
4% Dec 30
City P & L pf ser B No par 2ll6*2June 12
4 2
Dc 30
Southern.No par
Kansas City
4%
162
1714
15 5 j
m
46
J
1988.7
2
17 34
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86*8 July 31
1st
Kaufmann
-'Too
10?
*96
1178
4*4
2*8
26*4
800
2914
26
New Orleans 5s.. 1951 .7
Memphis Div 1st
Chic A
Kalamazoo Stove & Furn... 10
200
19
10*2
*96
37
22*2
3,600
27 H
291/
25
4S..1988 ./
gen
Chic T-H A So'eistern
"
37*4
13*8
*3*8
26*4
28>s
10
4
109*2 109*2 "100*2 102
*7
7*4
7*4 v
7*4
478
29
6
118
4
4*8
*10
12
iid
6
118
6*s
119
*118
>*4
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11*4
100*2 100*2
7
4*8
*16*8
*10
11*4
100*2 103
7
*11%
-
18
19
*10
6
*118
*118
4
*10012 102
6
57g
5%
*118
...
„
29
16
2414
Gold3K8.:.—1951 / X>
Jan
Jan
1st A
4
15
26
1st mtge 3>%s series F—... 1963 j
6
196
Mar
K
*118
26 34
253*
4s registered.
Jan
48
25
24 H
26 H
—
{♦Chic R I & Pac Ry
Dec
130
52
-.44
Feb 11
31/
26 %
♦Conv4^s series A
...1949 MN
{§♦Chicago Railways 1st 5s stpd
Aug 1940 25% part pd—1927 F A
27*2 July 31
16*4 Dec 10
Jones A Laughlln Steel.No par
12 5,4
1
M N
5♦Secured 6Hs..
s
6,600
4?/
m N
May 1 2037 J
♦1st & ref 4Hs stpd May 1 2037 J
♦1st & ref 4^8 C-May 1'2037 j
Ch St L &
Dec 29i 1III4 Dec 2
4978 Dec 26 ^FgSept 18
107
1070
12
214 1131
M N
♦1st & ret g 5s...
Dec
Ma
9
7
4215
....1987 MN
♦4J$sstampcd
.
Nov
34*4 Ma
Jan lfi
42
42
3015
14
♦Certificates of deposit
No par
Co
Jewel Tea Co Inc
40
92
•
....1987 MN
4s ctfs registered1988
1934 4 O
{♦Secured 4^3 series A—..1952 M S
*6%
41%
1414
{♦Refunding gold 4s
25l2
■
97
23 H
25
"2614
1987 MN
30
May
121/
30%'
30 ■/
1987 MN
4s registered....
Apr
6%
36%
Jun
291/
28%
431
43 kt
109
20% May
5
8
65
43}4
Jau
56*4
39%
May
43
J
1989 JT
1989 J
C.M^y 1
♦,Gen 4^s series E.May 1
♦Gen 4^8 series F.May 1
Jan
73
13i2 Maj
97i2 Jan
*6214
J
39
21*4 May
Maj
49
101
3
J
ser
41*4,
Jan
133
J nil'
6s
♦Gen 414s series
Dec
7
38%
Y
gen
9«
A—.1966 M N
series
4(>r
44
May
;
May 20
95
37
•r
•v2678
25*4 Feb 15
7% preferred--..--....100
Oct 24
juni
5s
gen
{Chic Milwaukee & St Paul♦Gen 4s series A
May 1 1989 J
♦Gen g 3)^s ser B.May 1 1989 J
2% Dec
May
109
20
9
1
3414
30 H
Jan
141«
18ig May
3i2 Ma*
10% jun<
31*8 Sept II
1078 Feb 19
15
5% conv preferred—...100
Inter Rys of Cent Am..No par
Deo 31
4
Dec
•
3714
34
*23 >4
Deo
5*8
1% Deo
1*4 Ma*
'•:•
51
1*4 Dec 24
23
120
i
Dec 19
30*8 Apr 23
I
Mining Corp
Preferred
1478
59*8
1
2*8 Jan 10
13% Nov 10
?
6*8 A or 21
Int Nickel of Canada..No par
131
....
*8%
*30
*131*2
*4 Dec 16
Sys class A.25
*30*4 31
37*8
37*8
*97*2 102
2*8
2*4
97
w
*94*2
"**<1
Int Hydro-Elec
211/
20
*26s4
J
191% Mar
62*4 Jan
6
25
J
B._May-1966 I
Chic Ind & Sou 50-year 43—1956 J
Mir
136
Jan
4014
401/
.7
5*8 N »v
12% Jau
170
June 10
3814
72
3034
j
06
Apr
167*2 Jan 10
i. 57
July 22
1
6
3-
♦1st &
♦1st <fc
47% Mar
Ri2 Ma*
2
38*4
.1
s
7*2 Nov
113
2*4 Julj
Dec 13
> 11*4 Jan
42*4 Dec 10
150
21*4 AUB
113*4 Jan 28
5
171 1
:Y
38J4
60
♦Refunding g 5s series B—..1947
♦Refunding 4s series C.....1947
Nov
7 *8 Sept 11
27 Sept 18
52
J
Apr
1578
6
6514
J
Jan
Jan
7*2 Ma*
4% Jun<
10015 121M
1211/
0434
{♦Chic Ind <fc L011I8V ref 6s..1947
Apr
29
118
6
26H
121
2038
♦Gen Inc mtge 4^8....
Jan
Ma>
90la Jan;. 9
2834
12114
J
ser
Nov
72
-16*8 May
Jan iu
Inspiration Cons Copper...20
10,700
*46*2
9*8
.
*132
....
6*2
Dec
6
111*2 Jan 2*
11*4
45*4
2*4
2*8
9*8
*878
9*2
*30
"31*2
30*2
*131*2
23s
*94
.
29<s Jnfy Z8
85i2 Dec 12
;
*1*8 '
*97*2 102
*2*4
2*4
*93*4
*834
30*2
9*4
*30
313.
2*4
95
*8*4
9%
♦8U
*30
*13112
46*8
45*4
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2*8
2*8
9*4
95
*9334
2*4
I
9*2 July 21
20*4M«y27
Dee
20
J
r
A. 1988 /
-
5S
14*8
59*8
2*4
45*4
46*8
9
2
*2
*9
Feb 13
5
2*4
2
...No par
1*4
15*4
59*4
*158
9
Rayon
4*4 Aug
5% May
,
21*4 Jan 27
InversoU-Rand——j.-No par
Int Mercantile Marine. No par
11
*127
60*4
2U
9
131
*127
131
15
17g
178
178
*2
Dec 30
a]3 >8 Dec 30
140
1,400
35*4
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s
Int Business Machines.No par
17,100
30
Apr
1,100
2*4
5934
35*4
43%
6
2778
15*8
30
June
par
*1%
*97*2 102
2
2*4
31
Interlake Iron
27*8
517g
29*8
2878
3934
*33*4
*97*2 107
45%May 22
15,200
50
47*2
0
3*8 Feb
2734
1478
47*2
Dec 29
1982 M N
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
31
107' July
48*8
278
51*4
4512
4678
Jan
No par
.,'.—100
*258
*127
24*8
Intercont'l Rubber..:..No par
2758
15
4678
47i2
*283s
131
May
Refining.—.—Y,——10
Industrial
30
48*8
2*4
27*4
Jan
12
18,100
2%
2734
2*4
27*2
59*2
45
.
°16
1»4
2
45
"""lOQ
11*2
143s
178
*158
44 34
4978
13*8
1
Aug
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc—.....1
24,900
11*4
134
2*9
*127
2,400
1134
1*4
4818
27*4
131
_•
*8
34
58 78
14%
5914
1438
5378
*49
27
Indian
go
11*4
1*4
*46*2
1*4
4
24
'
**16
11*4
11*2
1*4
500
200
<>
155*4 156
73*4 73%
160
'
1
**8
10*4 Aug
t
11*4 Dec
RR Sec ctfs series A... 1000
Indianapolis P & L Co-No par
1,400
99
*96;
100
*Gen mtge inc (conv)...-...1997 J
t
9
2
210
1,000
3*4
1578
7
-
4*4 Dec 10
6% preferred series A—;.100
Leased lines 4%........100
410
15*8
7
100
Illinois Central RR Co
2,300
'
12%
6%
12
12%
10*2 "11%
7%
387s
3U
'
25*4
25*4
100
74
72%
■
46i2
159
46
159
*1578
•'>>
"
10
3%
■
7%
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>108*12 10712
9%
7ig
3%
16
67s
*6*4
678
*5t4
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23*2 *21% 23% *21%
109*4 109*4 *109% 110
*109%
9
934
984 '10*8
734
7%
7%
7%
7*8
7*2
144
145*4 *140
143i2 *140
46
46*2
46%
47%
4734
158%
158*4 158*4 *156% 158i.i
-
22l2
22i2
37%
j
3>2
71h
71*4
1014
71%
7%
17%
;;
18
17*2
7*4
3*4
16
734
1712
3812
734
17
37*4
7%
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1712
31
16
15?/. 28
26 H
27?/
8.
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20?/
Volume; 155
Number 4035
-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
r-y
BONDS
'
Last
.
Sale
Week Ended Jan, 16
Price
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
♦Cuba RR 1st 5s
(Cont.)
;
Range or^
Friday's
Bid
&
"ft-.LOW
/
—
Asked
Jan.
.r_—1952
*TMa series A extended
T
16
exte ided
B
12
Jan.
' Jan.
1
4>%
45%
41'2
1%
*16%
♦90
0urtls Publishing Co 3s deb- . -1955
■
—
4s—1943
1971
Del Power & Eight; 1st 4^8
1969
—
1st mortgage 4 ^s— u
.. -
f § ♦Den & It C 1st co is g 48
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1936
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106
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107
45
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17%
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17%
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93
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19
10%
13%
1,090
7
32%
■■
>;
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17
i
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107
,
*63
•70
72
.
♦63'
':5%
"
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McGraw-Hill Pub Co j. No
"
6%
*25%. 25
>11%- in,
'
♦110% 115
1
26%
j. 11%
99%
37%
10t%
2%
65
11%
14
Fab I'd
37
13
it
83
31
Jan
52
par
D33 1 0
9% Feb
3
13% Deo
9
%
Ost31
1
Jan
112
Mar'27
115
Mar
.
21% Dec 23
5b Da? 10
9% Dao 30
18 %May 6
1% Dee 18
46
Mumhy Co(G C)...—No "«»
5% preferred. .106
Mil'ray Corp of America.. 10
Myers (F E) & Bro....No pat
N
Aw
11% May
23% May
9
103
2"% May
■
45
Dec
Dec
54
Apr
7% Ma-
Jum
110
2% May
Jan
4%
Apr
64%
Mai
Dec
11% Nov
»!» I)W
1%
D»i«
Apr
17% May
124%
May
26
Feb
*38%
12%
1
33% Mai
95
Jan
26
May
6% Mav
1%
9% May
Jan
4%
19%
Dei
Jan
Jan
*79
N01
119
May
110
May
119
July
113% May
122
4
39% Jan 8
43% Jan 23
Oct
"3?%
Jan
45
30%
Feb
16
Apr
12
18%
26%
May
16
May
2% May
20
56
Feb 1
Ma
97% Mb
:
Feb
Apr
Jan
5% Nov
56% Nov
15% Mar
Ma<
8% Mo
741J Sept 24
Dec 39
56
*
2HaJune
8% May
5
6
July 21
112
May
33% May
15% Nov 27
Dee 10
34
10
May
6%
24
Jan 14
74
17
>v
4
82
to34% Mar
11% Mai
17% Jan 4
24% Daa 29
,
4% July 21
Fab 19
109
Fni
2% Mai
2
30% Aug
12
Jan
9%May 2
6l%A)rl7
No pa*
Dec
14.i* Mav
85
May
H3% Oat
....50
is Mfg Co diss B
1
57 preferred.—.....No pat
04
123
fi
1087SIuue 6
2.4% Deo 29
35% Dac 12
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9%
198%
53% Pel
24% Mai
91 Sept 20
118%Sept 24
Any 19
Fab 14
..No I'ai
Mai
Mai
15% Oat 2
.1 July 16
3% Aug 2
17% Auur 4
105% Dec 26
1% Dec 9
77
Mu isi \gwear [no
83
•
Mar
4
Ma
11% D«o
8% Nov
41
8% Jin 11
51% Jan 27
Juu
63
Apr
19
Apr
— -
Nabco Llriuldating Co. No
800
3
Naihv Chatt A St Louis...1U0
110
141.1
Nitlo'Jal Acme Co
1.600
3 )0
N it ha si Biscuit Co
> 7% preferred..
4,3)0
100
—.It)
-.100
N it Band A Share Corp No
National Can Cirp.—
Nit Gash Register...,Aro
......
Nat Distillers Prod
No
Nat E lam A St unplug.No
4.913
500
NatGvpsuin Co
3,503
$4.50
120
--.•-20
331,
300
50%
3,601
6
18%
2,103
1,000
50%
*5%
;
901
; 3
2%
15%
59%
67%
57%
67%
*>U
6%
*11%
300
400
70
*8%
*6%
9
6%
^
9
6%
8%
*6%
12%
*11%
*71
75
*72
75
*71
*32
* '35
*32
35
35
12%
*11%
•105G 103'
*'27%
10%
1949
•
15
5%
lstcoiisg4Hs— —1999
Hoe (R) Co 1st mtge —. —
1944
f §*HouhatOi lc Ry co.is g 5s_ ..1937
Hudson A Mauhat 1st 5s A
Dee 23
Feb 19
36
24
4,40)
7,800
New York D >ck._
6
Juu
14% Ma
Due
Jan
5
Dec
1/23% I )e
5% Ma
48
Mai
68
Sept
8
26% Ma'
48
Feb 14
75% Sept
8
34
Aui
49% Nov
3% Jai
7% May
8% <»et
10% Apr
10% June
9
Nov 10
5
Feb
(>
11% Oct
Dee 30
8
2
9% Apr 18
17 July 21
14
72
45
Jan
91
53%
23% N01
105%
Nov
600
80
sterling
...
Collateral trust gold 4s...
1st gold 3s
20% May
3% Mai
Ap
42% Dec 12
60
Aug 5
®i6 O;t30
111 Feb 6
% Jan 10
.45
Jun
J to
6
Bi8
Jan
3
%s
O it 29
23% Die 10
1 )
Dec 30
35
179% Dee 23
215
109
Feb 2d
10
9% Dec 18
P'etened lerlcs......50
5,% preferred leries.
50
50<2 A ir29
irJ0% Dec
9
Nirth American Avlatlon.-.l
10%-DeclO
93
4% May
Jay
*
hi
700
Refunding 4s_...
Purchased 11.u* 3J^s.
50
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
-Jan
33% Mar
8% Apr
12% Apr
115% Mar
117%
Aug
(X"
13%
Jai
20
175
May
105
May
417
Doc
14% May
23
lap
47% Ma
59
Jan
47% Ma:
68
Jau
15
26%
97%
9%
Dec
17% Jan 10
58% Jail 6
57% Jan 20
17% Jan 10
98 Sept2'J
Ma
Ma
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4% Ma
May
3
40% Nov 19
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21
s4 L)e.i 27
Dec 31
2% Jan 11
27% July 30
13% Feb 7
2% May
23% An
7%Dee?3
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8
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Jan
J in 25
6
32% Jan
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%
2
31% Doc
35% A p'
22ti% May
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107
9
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58% Nov
l>e.
Northwest Air Li ies ...No par
Northvestera Telegraph...50
' Preferred...
50
Norwlcu Poarmacal Co..2.50
27% Doc
110% Doc
Dei
%
hi
8', Aug 1
113% Nov 6
U
Oet 21
NurwalkTlre A Rubber No
Feb
39
"
Jun
Dec
14%
15
May
Apr
Apr
1
30%
21%
Mai
,
19
110
3')% May
9% May
8% May
6
Apr
25% Mar
July
May
Jum
20% July
fl'8 May
8
7
Nov
8%
36
Jan 17
31% Jan
11% Aug
May
9% Jau
14% May
100
79% De? 6
45% Jan 16
110
Ma
Nor ItateaPow $5 p'ef.Nc h.ar
1st gold 3^8
Extended 1st gold 3 Ms—
Jan
F ib 19
104
100
Jan
73%
Fib 10
4% May
110
Njrtncrn Pacific Ry
8%
6
7% July 31
16% Nov 10
Nurtbern.Ce ltral Ry Co...50
13,00)
38% Sept
■
—
4s registered...
Apr
27
13% Ma
July U
7
A
22%
Deo
Jin
Nortu American Co—.
Jan
Jan
153%
Feb '24
Nublltt-Sparks Indus Inc....5
Norfolk A We item Ry.... 100
Adjust 4% Preferred....100
12%
96
176
112
I
Oct
Mu
115
199
4,30)
5% Ma
June 18
NY llnpbldgCjrp partstk—I
700
J an
110
3,100
50)
Apr
15%
196% Dec23
'
IN Y N H A Hartford
100
Cony preferred
100
+N Y Ontario A Wes era..100
18,0)0
7%
26%
5)
N Y Lack A West Ry Cn.. 100
2)
Jun
63
68% Jan
9
Dee
10% Dee 10
25
Feb 14
•
101
11
De.
Jifc
Jap
114
Sept
"39"
Ne*
5%
Jau
42% Jan
16% May
—.
—
40-year A'%,a
Cairo Bridge gold 4's
Ohio Oil Co—
No par
6^4 Fib 19
Oliver Farm E iuip. —-No par
— .,
13% Fiot9
1
Eoulsv Dlv A Term g3%a.
3s_.
D 1.110
8% p:efer.ed A————100
51
Dpj3)
,v0% preferred —
Gold 3^s
3M registered.......
*45%
♦115%
li
48%
$5,5.0.
For footnotes
cppv
1st pref—Yo par
56 .
21%
Outboard Marine & Mfg.,—5
55
Outlet Co——————Yo oar
*115%.—
48% "47S4 48%
Preferred.:——100
Oweia-illlnois Glass Co. 12.50
....
291
.100
Otis Steel Co ———.Yo Par
| *52%
*19%
For footnotes see page
2
Oppeiheim Colli is—.-No i-ar
Otis Elevator....
No 'tar
Omaha Dlv 1st gold 3s...,
St Louis Dlv A Term g
6
Ondbus Cjrp (Tuc)..
Litchfield Dlv lstgolcl3s..
see
page
290,
2% F5324
9% D)C 10
140
June
4
384 Dec
9
40% Air 16
16
Juie
4
10
July 24
23%July 11
10
Jan 11
150
10% Jan 10
61)% Aug27
26% J in 6
56
120
1
7
6%Sept 17
1734 Jin 8
Mir 26
33%May
Jua-'G
101% Jan
45% Dee 31
120
ir
Apr
7% Nov
7% Jun
17
50
iiju-cum pref—
40
400
5% Ma
Jan
M
l«%
Ma
41.1 May lu
8
A ir le
N Y A H trlcir. RR Co
10%
13%
3
Jan
Jun
D3e 10
10% Dec 10
s
Ma
0
11% Jun
1 7% Mar 20
60% July 25
22
8
16%
No par
No par
5% preferred
100
20%
132
Dec 18
31 % Dec
7
Or
Mn
*160
15% Jan 10
13% Aug 2
47% Aug 2
241., Jan 6
8 Sept 8
,li
O :t 3 l
90)
Jan
Dec
'*
Dee 10
33,70)
Apr
170
15%
i:
Jan
27% Jan 2
116 July 28
par
— .
Jun
Sept
Jan I'
19% Dec 10
106% Mar 8
26
Dee 9
SG conv preferred....No
N Y Air Brake.
——No/iar
New Yortt Central..:.No oar
N Y Chic A St Louis C1---100
6% preferred series A—.100
NYCO nnibiisCirp..Aro par
*70)
Illinois Central RR—
19%Sept
|)e
"9%
1
176
154;
Dec
105
16%
24%
Jun
155
25%,Sept IF
20% Sept I
8% J in 1
93% Jan h
N'part News Ship A Dr Dick 1
200
E400
Febl957
n
10%Sept
Feb
10
9
16%
1
Nev 13
8% Dee 10
0.2 Dee 10
par
2,200
....
Hudson Co Gus 1st g 5s.'.
par
Sept
7%
22% Jau
23% I Fee
8% Sept
7%Jnn
.
11 .Jan I
Li%Sspt2'
8
Jim
Ja
fi'H Jul
'
:
22% A ir '28
5% Apr 23
1,00)
I
^iao-i
1962
.1949
1957
414*debs...
2
DejlO
Dec 30
3% Ma
f
!
1,800
*1434
Hocking Vul
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s ser A
*5
.3% De? 19
58% Dec 20
.......1
preferred.No par
13%
Newmont Mi il lg Cirp....10
Newport Industries.... —... 1
2,70)
15% *15
15b
*107% 110
*107% 110
#H)7%*110
*10719217% *107% 117% *107% 117%
*14
^♦Harpen Mining16s
*4%
5%
-♦4%
Dec 17
I
F
9,300
24%l
2 4
24
23% 2378
24%
#100% 110% *109% 110% zl08% 103%
30% 31
3012 30%
,
30% 30%
i
9%
9%
9%
9%
[9%
9%
16
16
16
16%
'♦15% 16
> 44
r; 4310 44
44%
44
44%
14
! 15'-' 15%
15%
14
14io
Air 26
Nels.ier Bros Inc
—-..1
4%% coavserialprer...100
New.ierry Co (J J)
No par
5% pref series A...
100
40
*105% 108
*105% 103
23%
29U
291i 39%
28
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
334 Dee 9
7% Feb 14
17
NehlCorp..........Nofpar
200
6
11
National Tea Co——No
N it im is Co...
No
......
72%
35
7% Dee 29
12,sJu:ie
i
II
17% Jan 1'
9% A'ir '2)
14% July 31
Dae 21
Dec 29
par
300
8%
6%
12%
conv
|
par
303
400
3
.*884
3
,Tl()
National Lead Co...U——10
12%
—7«f-Drefcrred A: ——100 160%
-6% oreferred B...——.100 138
N it Mall A St'l Cast Go No par
14%
Nitioaal Oil Products C>...4
26
National Pow A Lt
No par ,l:-i 2%
42
Nitl inal steel Corp
25
4
Natlp.ul Supnly (The) Pa.-lb
S2 conv i>referreJ..._.._40
8%
41
5 M% nrlor oreferred... 100
43
6% prior preferred
100
7,303
—100-
331,
lu
pat
12% De
1
175% Jan i
12% Dec 18
par
N itb ial Cyll uler Gas C >...1
Nit D dry Prod acts ...No par
Nat Dept Stores....—No par
6% preferred —.——j.—10
600
.
3
9
2 8 Dec 29
5% Dec 31
6% Dec27
13% Dec 29
160% May 27
—
901
J va
19% Dec H
5'8 July 28
23% Sept
2.3% Jan
7% Jan
9
Jan
It flept
131,, Jm
Dec20
13% Dec
.....1
Not Automotive Fibres Iuc—1
6% cmv preferred—
...1U
Nit Avlitiin Cirn—...— ..5
4(0)
*142%145%
*16%
17-
zl%D3c'22
par
Nish-KUvLutor Corp......5
13,600
80)
.
A nr
Apr
5
45% J in 10
112
Oit2
4% Jan Jl
79% July 28
Motor Products Corp..Aro pat
4,200
,
29
7% Mai
6
3<%a Jan
125
27
>v
Motor Wheel Carp.........5
MHler Buss Co......'
1.
100
,
Dec 29
9
1.601
Refunding 5s
Doe
9%
<47%
Jim
Jun<
90
l778July24
Dec 26
N
Das
Morris & Essex..
Clover RUotcldm) —1
deposit.
coll trust 6s.
Collateral trust gold 4s
5
fan
Apr
111 "11
17% Ma»
26
Mar
16%
17%
Mai
Mm
Jan 15
9% Jan
6
Mar
17
"ar
Carp.............10
3,400
gold 4s
10
2
1
3
30% Apr
Dac 27
4% Daa to
pat
38
♦Certificates of
1st
21% Feb 15
Mo ltg Wird & Co Tna.No
pat
Merrell (J) & Co
No
Rub 3s deb.
Illinois Bell Telep 2 lis ser
101, Mai
Any 22
3% Fab 15
Preferred series B
Afo uat
$4 preferred series C.No
'.tat
B,- -v-r-l»9o
♦AdJ income 5s
71
50
1st pref.-i.
$4.50 oreferred
•
.
I♦l'laCent A Pennlu5s. — -X Florida East
1st 4 Ma ♦
1st A ref 5s series A ..... ♦Certificates of deposit.
Houston OH
105
.5
33% 0%
6% Dao
29% Sept
29
ay
Marmoto Chemical Go....10
....1954
Francisco Sugar
4nr
93
n%juiy "
82 July 15
Dee 24
Mi-Kn-Texas RR- —No "m
7% oreferred series A
100
Mohawk Cirpet Mills.. —.20
33ib-^* •—19i 1
2-4s (Proof
Nov
24
Mission
4Hs series A->20]5
*S Y & Erie RRext 1st 4h — 1 »47
&♦
Jan
Feb
30%
Mav
96% Juni
8% Sent 7
109% Jan 9
.1
$6.50preferred—....No
4% 8 series A.- --19a,
tFonda Johns A
conv
54
27%M
—]
,
-I,
deb 4s.
110
70% Mar 10'
w.Yo par
00uv pref series B. .-.100
Minn M -IIue Power Imi.
Gen mtge inc
Firestone Tire A
w
4%
.
Fairbanks Morse
B
Corp—2——*1
Mho-Honeywell Ragu.Yn
25
-
Ohio Dlv 1st mtge
ser
Petroleum_.lo
Ml 11 i'ul Steel Prod——Yo oat
8% own, 1st -aref..4....100
27%
!*87%
that,
4%
20
6
Mtfl-Conthe
31
•%
+117% 120
Per
53%
2% Mnv
5
Merch & Mln Trans CqL Yo par
Mesta Michiie Co..—
——6
Miimi Co oner— — j— —..5
*1161, 119
48—1948
Hit tiest
*har* 1
15%Snpt 18
9
Dec 9)
103
101 % Air30
5
Dao 9
5%
2
21%
84
1st.5s. 1956
Ed El 111 (N Y) 1st 00.18 g 5S. -1995
Elec Auto-Lite 2 %s delas - - - -1050
Elgin Jollct «c East lly 3.%»
1 70
El Paso & R W 1st 5s:. ... — - -1 65
5s stain ped. <-— —1 Jl5a;
IQjn
36% Mav
,37%Septl8
9
5% Dec 23
85.50 laref
"2%
12%
84
Deo 18
1
Melville Shoe
7%
*2%
*62%
CSa Dlv
^•Ernesto Breda 7s.
St ares Co
Maine) Co (The)
14%
99%
37%'
i
■'
m
Me id Carp
a:.—Yo par
•56 referred series A.No Par
5%
*109
%
2%'
Jan
14%Mav
9% Dao
5%% preferred....—.-100
choll
72
*22
-
per
16
Aui? 18
100%Nov 2!)
25% Jan II
9% July 18
9
26% Dac
McKesson & Robblns Inc..18
2>%
25
4*12%
IstconH M 4s aeries
>6
par
.
'
D3B18
13% Dc? 29
Mclntyre Porcupine Ml ies—5
70
6%
'
1st cous M
8
13% Deo
107
103% Fob >0
6% oonvpreferred—....100
14%
•;
Deel'v
No par
409
7%
5%
*29
1937
Erie Railroad Co—
15% Dc? 31
conv
303
g
*28%
27%
M 35^8, —1965
Minn Nor I)lv ist
7%
32
*64..
Tunnel 4 Mis —1961
Dow Chemical deb 2 %s
1950
Dili Miss & Ir Range Ry 3 V$S- -1962
East Tenn Va &
6%
$
*har*
per
56%Sept-10
2% Jan 14
28
Apr 8
90
var
1
preferred—.—100
Mo Iraw Elec Co.—
1
903
5%
Detroit Term &
East Ry
17
30%
•
-1995
tS*Dul Sou Shore & Atl g 5s
MoCall Carp..;.
$
DacD
1
—-Yo var
pref—U. Y->
*Har*
net
40% Dae>3
MaOrory Stores Carp^..
100
5%
5%
25
6%
6b
70
♦Second gold Is--------1995
Duguesne Light 1st
339
111
29%
■30%:; 30%
\
*7
107
6%
73b
,
S
——No par
»referred
$6 1st cam
*105% 108
107
1970
Detroit & Mac 1st Hen e
*7
32%
32%
Gen & ref mtge 3 %s ser G—1966
- - - -
17
S3
Year
Loioest
Highest
.
J♦ Des M & Ft Dodge48ctfs... 1935
i*IX'H Plains Val 1st gu4Hk---1947
Detroit Edison 48 ser F.
1965
Gep & ref 3s ser H -
'
Rant* for "runout
EXCHANGE
Lomst
♦1%
*'6%
17%
7 '
Range for year 1111
On Basis of IOO-x'Vir« Lot*
V-
10% 11
*106% 10'%
1314
} ♦Denv & R G W gen 5s... Aug 1955
x
^Assented (subj to plan) ^jf*
♦Ref & fmpt 5s ser B..Apr 1978
13
the
Week
a.-,"
'
Par
M ly Demirtment Stores... .10
*105
103
Jan.
..
,5'ha™*"
*: 10% 10%
10% lO'o
*106% 103
♦105% 107%
;
*6%
6% i
«%
7%
106^
105
16%
*6%
32%
*
' 61H
106 %
14
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
far
Friday
'
•
106%
».v„:c.v.;-v.ioi
12 ^
*6%
*31%
"
Sales
r——-—
Thursday
Jan. IB
l
$ ner shot*
4 »%
;
Jan.
'
*19
*9%
10*2
*9% 10%
13
n%
i3;%
13% 131o
*105
107% 107% ♦105% 111
*13
13%
*107% HI
*107% 109
:
f
16%
16%
16%
16%
«
'
Dayton PAD 1st mtge 3s.-. —1970
Dayton Union Ry 3^8 ser B
1965
1st* ref
•»
8 Art share
♦De noslt recel its
Del & Hudson 1st & ref
13
;
"H
~
r:r Weiwt'i
1946
to
•<
/:
♦Deposit receipts*?
♦6s" series
'AN ft HIGH SALE PRICES
h—ri
Monday
$ "«r share
1946
to
;■■■■)
Saturday
<
♦Do, posit receipts—
">■
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
*
->
N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
-
287.
2
0;t
9
Mar'26
52% Dec 31
8% Jon
10% Ma
7% Ma
95
Ma
8% May
23% Apt
14% Mat
412
'2% Ma
5%
11% Jun
124%Juu
18%
7
150
Mat
Ap
Jan
Dec
May
12%
21
May
47
19
Juie
32%
Apt
47
May
55
Jan
115% May
120
42
Juu.
64%
Jan
Nf»
Jhi
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
288
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
Sales
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
1
for
Monday
Saturday
-t
BONDS
Year 1940
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Highest
S per share
Par
V
.
t
Lowest
Shares
share
S per
S per share
$ per share
I per share
$ per share
$ per share
EXCHANGE
Week
16
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan. 14
the
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
13
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
Jan.
Tuesday
Range for Preriovs
Range for Year 1941
of l0o-8/iare Lots
On Basis
NEW YORK STOCK
Week Ended Jan. 16
...
I per share 8 per share
Porlngfleld Div 1st
p
g
734
*77s
6
534
53,i
47g
5%
5 ift
2012
20%
20 34
*18%
19
12
12»2
1058
20
11%
18%
1214
10%
77s
8
8
*7l2
858
*7i2
1934
197s
.1934
30 f.
30%
303s
155s
1 f>58
20
3058
155«
*15-88
10»4
8%
19%
30-34
1534
5»2
*45s
5%
-5%
19«4
*1712
1934
19»4
10i2
IOI4
*7U
195s
30U
11
1078
778
1984
19%
197s
3034
3038
30%
*1434
1514
I5I4
15%
1512
5%
*16
,
734
*7«4
10%
712
8
19;%
19%
30
30
15'2
*15
9834
*147
8
98
99
98
9812
99;
98s4
9818
148'2 *147
14812 *147
14812 *147
148%
14812 *147
.No par
No par
2d
580
400
preferred....
10
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Ltg Corp..
Pacific Mills
6% preferred.....
3
95
2
May
12%
•
Jan
8
33
8
34%
■
i
1941
126
Jan 27
115
May
139
Aug 15
144
June
Jan
160
Mar
-
Deo
No. Low
High
L
*75
85
1951 F A
1951
*62
59%
*50
65
75
75
56
65
55
60
321
36
61
450
33%
48
33
.
.1963
D
46 %
46.'.,,:"
.47%
series C—1963
D
42 H
41%
43%
Joint 1st ref 5s series A
1st & ref 4
1948 F A
:
f-Vi
-
70, =,
Ind III & Iowa 1st g4s........1950
Jan
.
16%
', High
Low
J
1*Ilseder Steel Corp 6s..
Apr
50
Mav
163-
8
Range
for Year
.
Asked
tfe
Ill Cent and Chic St L & N O—
Jan
Apr
14
May
8
684
..
934 May
25% May
1934 Aug
40
Apr
Jan
Feb
2334
3% May
8
May
8
7
11% Jan 28
28% Jan 24
Dec 26
147% Apr
10%
4«i June
15% Nov 21
Feb 19
11
100
100
Pacific Telep & Teleg
734 Nov
25% Nov
17% Dec 18
26% Dec 29
No par
——No pat
10
May
12%Sept 15
4% Apr 17
6% Dec '27
"
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal).lO
290
147
147
1st preferred..
7% Apr 9
is4 Apr 23
10
200
1,100
4,000
1,900
98"
98
99
*961?
-
30%
Pacific Coast Co
910
53ft
19%
Pacific Airier Fisheries Ino__.5
600
8%
8
8
8%
8%
Bid
Price
I
3^s... 1951 J
4s registered
8i8
Friday's
.
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont.)
Illinois Central RR {Concluded)—v
Western Lines 1st g 4s
*7h
Range or
Sale
Highest
Lowest
S per share
,
Week's
Last
£1
£
J
'tfInd & Louisville 1st gu 4s....1956
jnd Union Ry 3 Hs series B.
.1986
J
71
22%
M 8
8%
*108%
-
.
,
14
22%
66%
78
15%
28%
106% 108%
102% 107%
1
•:
105%
"27
Insplratlon Cons Coppcr4s.... 1952 A O
100 H
99%'raoo.%
■9
Interlake Iron
100
99%
-Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser F..1961 A
105
O
-
98
101%
,/V
2U
2
2is
Vg
214
5»<
2%
5U
♦514
,2%
21a
2.3s
2i2
23s
2i2
15's
15%
83s
153s
1638
15
15
9
*858
858
1'8
1%
*22l2
:'
2334
13
13
;
15s
*1»2
*17"
'20
*17
20
*17
1 '2
1%
28U
28%
1534
1
1512
*%
15%
h
1584
*7i«
v
5514
74
238
*2
*23
105
*94
2734
15l2
*:%
18
.55
73
2658
1584
74
*2i8 - 238
♦
9% May 27
14% Dec
Penn
1®4
800
Penn-Dixle
2
*1%
15U
158
41*2
41%
*40
41
*39
41
14
*13
14
*13
14
10734 10734 *107
110
1»4
4134
14
*13
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16
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5
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21
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17
81
75%
81%
1960
80%
70
81 %
1942
80
73
80
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94
ext 5s. 1939
1942
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Oct
8%
1947 J
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178
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434 Feb 14
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84
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83
80
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1734
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40
61%Sept
5% pf (3er of Feb 1 '29). 100
115
June 14
....
92
103
...100
Dec 24
106% Dec 29
100
117
Dec 24
114
Dec
,
—
No par
No par
Purity Bakeries
■\
1954 Dec
3
120
2
9
July 24
29% Jan
♦1st mtge Income reg
Lehigh Coal & Nav s f 4 Hs A
Cons sink fund 4 Hs ser C
Lehigh & New E.ig RR 4s A.
.1975
Lehigh & N Y 1st
.1945 M S
7
8334 Feb 15
8% Dec 10
•=>
8% Apr
1
•
1st & ref
>
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8'4-
8%
47
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1st pref..No par
Radio -Keith-Orpheum
conv
preferred
1
.
100
:
Raybestos Manhattan.No par
.1
........25
Rayonier Iuc_.
$3 preferred
Reading Company
50
4% 1st preferred..50
4% 2d preferred a
—50
Real Silk Hosiery.
Preferred
.....5
100
......
Rels (Robt) & Co
1st pref..100
47% Dec26
85
Dec 28
2
Dec 10
38% Mar 14
14% Dec 29
834 Dec
23
9
Dec 24
110
v
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gu g
137
r
Jan
126
145
4
May
114%
12
,
165
107% Dec
95% Aug
118
s
Dec
Oct
9
12% Oct 21
Remington-Rand....
...
1
87
100
6% conv preferred
..100
6% conv prior pref ser A. 100
1,600
Revere Copper & Brass.....5
270
5S0
1,100
3,600
10
2,400
500
7% preferred
5 %f%-preferre J
100
100
Reynolds Metals Co..-No par
5H%
co.iv
preferred.... 100
Reynolds (R J) Tob elassB.10
Common
10
Richfield Oil Corp.
No par
5
17%
"155
9%
1,400
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp...l
S2.50
3jj
conv
preferred.No par
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4% Jan
i
.
40
79%
76%
08%
70
0
95%
95%
93
72,%
73%
36
95%
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69%
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15%
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s
80
72
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1954
.1964 F
f 51
100
37%
73%
35
s
61
35%
67
32
64%
.1974 F
f 58
A
59
59
47
47
48%
61%
50
-
30%
....
M N
V'a
.2003
4s registered
2003
..2003
....2003
4%s registered
Leh Val Term Ry ext 5s
61
j/N
...1961 A
.—..1951 F
5s debenture
;
Feb
1952
s
f deb
3%s
1946
a
51%
16|
86
43
>29%
31 %
236
29%
29%
29%
13
32%
32%
33 %
31%
35%
37
54
55
F
36%
</
105%
117%
105%
114%
121%
o
.
2
Des 30
102%s
...1949 M S
...1949 M S
4s stam ped
...
34
14% Dec
96
77
Dec 11
15% May
23
13% May
60
12% Jan
25
Dee
6
.
June
13
6% May
8
Aug
6
May
*37»4 June
,
Jan
14
May
1st & ref 4%s series C
82%
108%
76% 88
106%. 111
107
102%
97
2003
109%
1946
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s
1980 M S
Mob & Montg 1st g 4 %s
South Ry Joint moaon 4s
1945
M
1952
J
./
1955 4/N
105
106
S
Atl Knox & Cine Dlv 4s
103 >4
85%
103%
104%
1950
1960
Paducah & Mem Dlv 4s.
*83""
105%
92% 101
•87%
96%
92
'105%
103%
Unif mtge 4s ser B ext
■f
96%-
09
98
84*^
x.2003
1st & ref 3%s series E
104
00
.2003
1st & ref 4s series D
(
^♦Lower Aust Hydro El 6%s_.1044
24% Nov
70% May
May
82
•
82%
105%
162% 109%
103% 106%
88
84%
,.83
110%
**88%
108% 112
83%
90
108% 111
88%
109
91%
100
109
i
F
A
105-% Sept
Jan
3
97%
M
<•
7% May
1434
1J7
Jan
June
8Q34Sept24
39
May
_74%
Dec
15% July 28
July 1
8% May
75% Mai
6% May
15%
Feb
96%
Apr
95
10% Jan
Jan
6
7
7% Feb 14
52
Dec
44
May
May
30%
66
Oct
12% Aug 26
6% May
9% Jan 27
484 May
8
14-34May 1
8% Dec 10
534 Jan 16
21
Nov 24
11% May
1434 Aug 22
4834 Jan 14
45%
Aug
2
Manila Elec RR & Lt s
:
3%
Aug
12% Dec
%
Oct
Dec
D
80%
1)
1957 MN
f 5s...1953 M a
"49
80%
48%
80%
74%
82
51%
45%
49
50
28
53%
47%
87%.
88
M a alia ER (So u th LIhes) 4s—1959 AfN
J§*Man G B & N W 1st 3%s._ 1941
Marlon Steam Shovels f 6s
Stamped..
Apr 15
1
117* Nov
Gen mtge
Manatl Sugar 4s s f—.Feb 1
Nov
70
1945 J
4%s series A...-.I960 J
Maine Central RR 4s ser A
Deo
Sept 24
49% Dec 30
Nov 18
69
60
53% Jan 13
42
80%
108%
*106
...2003
1st & ref 5s series B
Jan
884 Nov
13% Feb
10% Jan
63% Deo
6
2234 Jan
34%
234 Dec
91H 99%
114% 122%
121% 128
122%
Louisville & Nashville RR—
Feb
101% Feb 10
97
Jan 13
22% Dec 23
6
82
1945 M S
Mar
May
11
Dec 24
J
Uulf mtge 3 %s ser A ext
4%
55
50
129
A or 17-
A..1969 j
114%
-
334 Dec 26
9
6'd Dec 30
75% Dec 29
Jan
May
ser
97
96
122
103%
98%
99%
95%
91%
97
114
1966 M S
Oct
23 1
184 May
7
67% Jan 23
61
Apr 7
27
17
Jan 13
10% Nov 19
Apr
9% May
1984 June
18% July 25
122
Lou & Jeff Bridge Co gu 4s
297* May
37% May
17% Apr
May
97.
0
a
30%
93
95%
1951 F
Louisville Gas & Elec 3%s
3% Deo
24
4
1949 M 8
105
6
1944 A
7s
106
102%
102'n
103
43% Dec
18% July 28
Apr 21
4% Dec
97
9
Aug 16
June
......
Lorillard (P) Co deb
6s debenture
Xoulsiana & Ark 1st 5s
29% Aug
9% July 16
9% Apr 30
Apr
■i
120
1037% 107%
114% 123
121% 131
95
*95
Guar ref gold 4s...
J
31%
105
*103
Apr
"
2% Nov
334 Jan 2
55% Oct 1
21% July 25
Apr 22
7.
69
48% May
62% Jan
88
7%
4% May
48
101%
O
.1950 A
36%
33%
39
58%
111
18
u
Dock Co 3%s ext to
34%
19%
*100
a
63
16%
14%
20
122
101%
A
50%
:
17%
114%
112%
105%
f ^Lombard Elec 7s Herles A. ..1952 j
Feb
66
39
'*l,ong
15%
33
31
I^ex & East 1st 60-yr 5s gu
1965 a o
Llbby McNeil & Libby 4s.— .1955 j J
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s
1944 A O
May
*30%
.
.1974
58stamped modified
=!-
62
A
.1964
4 %s stamped modified
t
32% Jan
11% May
"89
9% Sept
4
6% Dec 10
22% Mar 12
-•
4
Reynolds Spring..........
Rlttjcr Dental Mfg....No par
Roau Antelope Copper Ml.ies.
Ruberoid Co (The)
No par
47
25%
62%
73
09%
Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4%s_,
123* July 16
2% Sept 17
53
Nov 18
16
Nov 28
Dec 22
Republic Steel Corp...No par
8?4
834
91%
72
J
Lehigh Valley N Y 4%sext.. .1950 J
Lehigh Valley RR—
.2003 M N
v
4s 8tamped modified
? 97% May
73% May
8
24
1
50
54
95
77%
J
.1944
f
58 stamped
Jan
June
84
3
19% Dec 29
17,700
27%
C'
96
-
82%
J
Leh Val Harbor Term gu 5s.. .1954
Apr
Oct
16% May
! 684
Dec 16
1st & ref
Mar
May
143
117% Oct
2
v
June
158% Feb 11
27«4 Aug 12
18%
4%
82
87%
.1965 A
4s
5s stamped
43% Apr
115% Jan
128
Apr
100
Jan 11
123% Jan 15
10% Dec 10
22% Dec 13
2% Dec 29
85
9
17%
934
S3.50
Preferred with warrants..25
69% --70
8%
1,700
.2634
2% Dec 29
Radio Corp of Amer...No par
Rso Motors v t c new...... 1
*8%
*4%
79
89%
.1954 J
5s stamped
1st & ref
■
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co..100
85
:
89
50
.1954 J
5s stamped
Feb
May
28% Dec
9
9 .29% July 22
Feb 14
Mar
1,100
124%
89
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
4184 Nov
'
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp. .10
6
6
123
99%
57%
49
40
Jan
May
1% Mar
22% Feb
20% Dec
12% Jan
6% May -1284 Jan
8
July
434 Oct
1478 Jan
6% May
H84 Jan
6% May
21
45% Nov
May
•63
June
7134 Apr
112% May 118% Jan
2
""336
98
101
56%
Jan
Dec
%
6
4%
46
-
92%
83
11
"15
6
9
6% Dec
7% Apr21
53% Dec 20
31
Dec 22
1,400
60
45%
4%
94
96
*95
J
1997 J
3^8 registered
67
151% July
8% Jan 10
13% Oct
Dec 10
Reliance Mfg Co..........10
9%
4
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
3
50
Reliable Stores Corp...No par
13
*9%
8%
5
360
734
*10%
*67
200
90
1434
*6%
105%
%'
98
1953
|*Lac1ede Gas Lt ref &
16% Apr
151% July
Procter & Gamble.....No par
6%
25'1
16%
100
99
1942
Coll & ref 5Hs series C
Coll & ret 5^8 series D
Coll tr 6s series A
Ma.
•uMay
1st pref.. —....5
2d pref._:
..50
$5 preferred B......N0 l«ar
47
*25
17
104% 107%
100%
Ref & ext mtge 5s
7
Mar 31
7
*101*
*1578
7
106% 108%
106% 108%
i*64"
%
May
5
July 15
£9-4
3
3'
86'
170
161
100%
83 "
92%
•
81%
106%
;
104
.1959 M S
ctfs
88
83;
rr
.
•77%
Feb
154
June
4% May
Jan
15
...100
6% preferred
5% conv preferred.. ...100
27(t
*46
18%
109% 110%
30%
40%
12
106%
j
Co 1st mtge 3Hs..i'; .1961 M S
t*Kreuger & Toll 5s
40%
,
95
1961 j.
,1961 J
Kings County El L & p 68.—. 1997 A
1954 J
Kings Co Lighting 1st 5s.
C
111%
10%
80
j
1961 J
16% May
9% Jan 10
65
164
Pure Oil (The)——. No par
*88
*3%
3
*46
32
(par $925).. 1943
Stamped
16% Nov
13% Nov
May
15
181
Dec 10
Pullman Inc.—
900
"3%
24
95%
49%
48%
56 %
69
64
75%
107% 110
32%
Lake Erie & Western RR—
166
Mar 31
200
10
*88
-
3
47
*27g
*46
29
85% Deo
May
6% May
6 434 May
834 Jan
6
13,600
10
53
,70,..
7% Nov
46% Dec
978 Nov
3% May
164
"4" 800
10%
53
4
23
stmp (par $925)w'. 1943 M N
w w
5 "4 ^8 unguaranteed
73% Dee
Pub Ser El & Gas pf $5. No par
10%
521;
99%
88
120
108%
W
108%
Kentucky & Ind Term 4^8... .1961 j
5
109% 03t
734 Jan
46% Jan
84
6%
May
7534 Dec 18
10
31
63
<
i--v
Kentucky Central gold 4s..._. ,1987 j
i
Apr
52
19
So preferred..—— No par
700
2%
,
.
Feb
23% Jan 11
3
6% preferred
7% preferred..
8% preferred
8934
3
••••••
2
43%
o
4s.. 1936 A. 0
w w stmp (par $645)..
*ctfs with
t-
27ft
.
Jan
Jan
R
234
*
95
92%
41%
Deo
30
p
700
8934
9%
76%
92%
^Certificates of deposit
Kan City Sou 1st gold 3s_._
1950 AO
v~
Ref & impt 5s.
---..Apr 1950 J
Kansas City Term 1st 4s...... 1960 j;
f Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
-
Apr
75% Jan
300
89
9
18
44
i
Hopi>er8
43% Jan
11% Dec 10
88%
*8%
8
20
51%
102% 105%
101% 105%
K
•
Oct 16
Pub Serv Corp of N J.. No par
6,700
88%
9
•
18%
1%
4174
Long Island unified 4s
8*8
8
24%
104%
•
19
%
8%
92 >4
Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s.. 1990 a
Loew's Inc
914
SO
22%
Jones & Laughlln Steel 3>£s-. .1961 j
'
*812
13
8
7
;•
103%
Little Miami geu 4s ser A.....1962 MJV
v
'
22 H
1037-4
James Frankl & Clear 1st 4s. .1959 J D
Apr
24% Dec 24
51
79
1H
./
......
: 29%-;Apr
8% Nov
6% Dec
.O'i May ^10% Feb
40% Jan
25% June
47
Jan
37%.May
87% Dec
76 -.June
July 29
46% Dec ift
! 3% July 29
;'
v.
97% 103
A
.1947 F
1st lien & ref 6>^s
Int Telep & Teleg deb g 4J4s.. .1952 J
.1955 F
; Debentures 5s...
t4Iowa Cent Ry 1st & ref 4s
%
11%:;
12
•
14
1
/If N
j
4fl«4 Deo
i
10
•
88
Dec 10
4% Dec 22
64
Dec 31
374
9
;77
S
Dec 18
IO934 Oct 9
2% Dec 29
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc.—.1
100
8-34
2734
*113
:
13
Postal Teleg Inc pref..No par
270
*85% 87
*993.i 101
J
13
IH
,
14
'A'
122
122
122
121% 122
122
122%
122
116% *113
116% *113
116% *113
116% *113
116% *113
116%
25
251
24-84 25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
253ft
2478 25%
9
9
9
9%
8's
9%
9%
9-ft
9%
87s
934
9%
96
96
96
*95
98
96
96
96
*95
*95%
*96
99
*109
434May
Poor & Co class B.....N0 par
*8
J
1956
......
o
1956
13
J
1952
Kresge Foundation 3% notes.. .1950 M S
Pond Credk Pocahontas No Par
1,400
*26%
51%
1334
Ply mouth Oil Co... ........6
r,7U0
5
103s
7-34
800
109
|i2% Janio
;89% Sept 17
No par
4%
10%
111%
109
109l2 109%
*10812 1111?
■J 1211? 121% *=121% 123
Pittston Co (The)
13% "14"
17%
*16%
99%
99
99
103
191 V July 21
110% Dec
No par
7% pref class B..—....100
5% pref class A
....100
5}4% 1st ser conv prpf.100
Pittsburgh & West Va....l00
Pit Youngs Asht Ry 7% pf.100
270
DeclS
Dec 2-2
Pitts Coke Alroi Cor p.No par
Pitts Screw & Bolt
v
_
Mar 28
100
Pittsburgh ForgingsCo..—-1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co 100
5%, May
16
_
7% Jan 23
72
Pittsburgh Steel Co ...No par
85%
8684
*85
86%
*85<4
*99
6% preferred......
500
99%
102
.100
Nov
'
47% May
11% May
w
.35% Jan
47% July 14
£38% Feb 14
—
*
105
25
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
1952
100
.
:May 10
i 7% Apr
f
Nov
43,
May
2784 Oct
-
.
23
May
38
O
Internat Hydro El deb
1944 AO
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B._.. 1947 J
J
f Ref s f 6s series A......... .1955 M E
Jan
25% Nov
1% June
«%May 17
100
Plllsbury Flour Mills
290
8,5%
87i2
*85
69
r
7% preferred..........100
Phillips Petroleum....No par
7% preferred..........100
1,800
1%
1%
35% Dec 29
$5conv preferred....No par
69
938
9%
*160
23% Dec 10
2
51% May 23
35% Feb 20
1% Dec 29
Pitts C C & St L RR Co.. .100
118
3%
.
,,
.43.4 Dec il
-
15
.23
60%.July
10
Jan 21
5% Dec 29
v
No par
,
1,400
14
i- *98
21
,
Aug 22
1947
deb 4s
}*Int-Grt Nor 1st 6s ser A
♦Adjustment 6s ser A—July
.5. :*lst 5s series B......
i'. *lHt g 5s series C_
Feb
16%
"T5~"May
_
conv
46% Deo
A"-4* —■'
;ll%May
Dec 26
t Dec
4 ;
1% May
11*4 May
0% June
;
Sept 18
238 Aug 1
30% July 11
25
-i
Dec 27
.-..-5
Phillips Jones Corp
Phoenix Hosiery..Preferred
2%
17
28'
*26%
5034
51%
51
51%
50% 5138
116% 116% *116i.i 116% *116% 116% *116% 116%
*26%
17
No par
'
25% Apr
4% Dec 29
41.
M""1
_
54
"
17%
*m
10%
8%
8%
*27
14
1334
Phelps-Dodge Corp....... -25
300
133.4
133i
■
1%
13%
10%
25,600
40
*17334 176
*17334 176% *173-3.1 176
5
5%
6%
5%
511
5%
5%
*6
*6
6
6%
6%
6%
6I.1
60
60
*56
60
57%
58%
593.1
31
30
30
31%
31-8.1
30% 30%
67
67
68%
68-8.1
69%
67% 67%
10%
9% ■:
9% , 9% S; *9
*65%
6 :'8
5734
31%
-
75
6
9%
30»4
;40
75
6
*160
Pfelffer Brewing C,o...No par
9
% Dec 26
.18%
June
1
17% Aug 20
112% Mar
Dec 26
20
Petroleum Corp of Amer....6
300
—-
*58%
*3058
v
174
*173%
Pet Milk Co.—.
600
70
*62
69
*61
*34
-
100
6
5%
8
17
4
3434
3%
26%
5%
=
3% Jan
10% May
62% Jan
96% May
4% Jan
Dec
71
5234 July 16
3634 Jan
5% prior preferred.....100
5% preferred
...100
:
1,300
8
*7%
-50
*534
10%
118
*100
3334
5
■V-f 5
*6
6%
573i *58%
3214
*3114
4'8
.
:
118
78
17% Dec
*25%
10%
10%
10%
73% 73%
73% 74
107
*105
107% *103
•
17
16%
3%
*173
*172i2
r
*41'4
16%
3«4
5%
40%
2%
49
*1%
49
334
*160
87?
878
118
538
*6012
69
*160
2%
*1%
70
39-84
32
31%
1,220
Dec 26
10834 Dec 30
"l2",800
*64
7%
*64
358
358
35s
2i2
*178
118,
*100
38%
.108
*7%
3934
*41%
*16i2
74%
*105
70
*64
10%
74%
10%
7%
7-88
70
38t4
*75%
74
107
7334
17
*178
*4114
3184
IOI4
5%
:■<.
40%
78
3S78
212
49
38 %
32%
*75%
108
*64
5%
42
*10%
*7i8
70
*64
*584
103s
7334
*105
108
*105
*25%
578
6%
78
*7514
103s ,*10%
1038
;
;
40
*39
2634
*26
1
100
Pennsylvania RR
%May_
43
3
Feb
2% Nov
44% Apr
23% Nov
2% Mar
5% June i
9
384 Aug 20
34% Apr 23
11% Dec 24
5% preferred..
e
Jan
89% Sept
Cement...No par
18
29% Dec
13% M»>
1
pref ser A ...No par
Corp
No ptir
tPeoria & Eastern Ry Co..100
Pepst-Cola Co....-.-----—1
Pere Marquette Ry Co
100
49
28%
30% Jan 10
Nov
11% Deo
1% May
20-38 Jan
4
Dec 12
99
t.
May
7
14% Dec
54% Sept
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_,#._.-5
Peoples « L & C C (Chic) .100
900
Jan
1% Dec 19
"""400
1%
I8I.1
6%
46
6%
*47%
6
23,300
223.4
634
27l2
'20
23
18'ft
conv
"2
73
No par
Coal & Coke Corp....10
Penney (J C) Co
$7
8
Dec
15
June
105% Deo
10% Deo
Sept
May
6% May
3
Apr
1 ; Jan
45% Apr
4% May
Oct 30
43% Mar
Penn G1 Sand
*1%
6%
*55s
99
64
18
% Dec 10
6% Apr 21
-No par
Penlck & Ford
100
♦20%
*4434
6»2
*512
Patlno Mines & Enter prises. 10
!•,: 2%
158
; *26
Parmelee Transports. .No par
600
2%
2.50
Parker Rust Proof Co
500
4,400
17-84
1
10
-
Jan
% May
9
24% Dec 29
14% Dec 30
No par
800
1
72%
*13
1
%
*®16
Parke Davis 3c Co
72
*4078
1»2
2,300
26%
16%
26%
*15%
1484 Apr
Park Utah Consol Mines.... 1
72l2
158
22%
32,200
178
72%
14
22
Park & Tilford Inc.........1
20
300
4134
22
6% 2d preferred..^...-.10
25%
May
26%June
Jan 11
8,700
43,400
13g
106
13
12%
4% Mar
6%
*:
16% Dec
55%
*13
•
115% Dec
1834
*2
Feb
1
*54
21*
♦2
10
8?* Nov
12
Jan 10
95% Feb 14
73
7234
99
1
Oct
5%
1% July 29
37%
9
May 31
7% Jan
.
2% May
u'
6
Jan 21
10
2% June
..
19% Dec
19% Dec
100
preferred..
55%
*4078
2134
conv
•••
No par
Paramount Pictures Inc
1858
14
215s
4%
15"400
14%
55%
42
218s
Parafflne Cos Inc
1838
*13
1%
Panhandle Prod & Ref——1
Apr 21
7% Jan 7
% Feb 15
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp.
55%
*41
1%
100
934 Aug
3% Jan
6% 1st preferred.——100
%
%
300
4,400
10
Corp.5
Pan American Airways
19%
18'4
*54
2's
2i8
=
5,700
4% Jan 10
400
1534
1
Pacific Western Oil Cor p.. .10
Packard Motor Car..-.No par
105
14%
27
1558
1% Dec 29
414 Dec 30
1% Dec 29
10934110
1%
27%
*3s
200
24
2
1»4
\i
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp...1
10,500
13ft
11.4 V
*17
1512
55
73'2
858
24
20
£27%
1938
55%
16%
13%
*17
10,100
-.
6
2-88
16">8
8-58
2%
1478
13%
,•
*94
105
14%
2's
2
*538
110% 11034
20
2
2
28
155s
12
19*4
171o
,138
24
*17
2
6
2%
16%
9
l-38
24 '
*5%
2%
16%
*858
*95
*54
197g
>■
1»4
H4
73
1878
55U
73U
9
,
*858
20
15s
28'8
28
1C»4
15
15
1434
147s
11012 U012 *11012 112%
133s
13% 133s
13U
1338
13%
212
2
W
*23
105
*95
113
*108
;
6
16%
8»4
Hi
'
-
178
2.3s
:
2312
15
14s8
112
1»4
*858
U
*5'2
*2278
23
105
*95
1412
14U
6
*5%
114
1
*2278
105
*95
*107
6
178
J
J
_81%
68
31
30%
31
44
12
70
25
36%
1947 .4 O
♦95%
99%
88%
AO
*95%
97
86
98
Q A
*61 %
8.»
67%
85
76%
64%
79%
.........
{♦Market St Ry 7s ser A..Apr 1940
(Stamped mod) ext 5s.
1945
72
Q A
98%
9% Nov
7%
12
Jan
Feb
22% Apr
15% Nov
48% Nov
McCrory Stores deb 3%
McKesson & Robbius 3%s"
1955
A
O
1956
J
J
4%s.—.1955
Metrdp Ed 1st 4%s series D
1968
Metrop Wat Sew
D 5%s..._1950
J5*Met W Sidd El (Chic) 4s... 1938
Mead Corp 1st mtge
For footnotes see page
29..
105%
105%
105%
105
104%
105
102% 105
106%
110
106%
105% 107%
111
111
109% 112%
M 8
M
S
A
O
F
A
*55
5%
105
54
~~5%
3
105%
80
6%
Number 4035
Volume 155
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Price
Sale
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Last
n. y. Stock exchange
;
«
Week Ended Jan. 16
289
'
Range or.
Friday's
Bid
(ft
LOW AND HIGH
Jan.
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont)
sf 78—1956
f*Mtog Mill Macli 1st
Morid/u/
Saturday
10
Jan. 12
* Jan. 15
Jan. 14
Jan.
Range for Previous
Ysar 1940
EXCHANGE
Friday
Thursday
Lowest
16
$ per share
Michigan Central—
Range for Year 1941
On Basts of 100-share Lois
SALE PRICES
Wednesday'
Tuesdai
Jan. 13
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
.Range,
Jar Year
1941
Asfceo
Lovtst
Highest
$ per
Shares
Highest
I
share $ per share
Jack Lans & Sag 3Ks——1051
1st gold 3V$s—
1952
Ref & impt4)$8 series C
1979
*2
36*4
{ §4M StP ASS M con g 4s int gu '38
§♦ 1st Cons 5s.
1938
•107
..........
♦25-year 5 Kb
-
-1938
1946
1949
♦1st A ref 5Ks series B.....1978
{♦Mo-111 RR 1st 5s series A... 1959
Mo Kan A Texlst goid 48.j..'.1990
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
107
107
$4.50 preferred..... -No par
$4 preferred........No par
107
{Seaboard Air Line
4-2% preferred
684
58*4
7
8%
5734
5
6
325s
-.
*3*2
13%
...
*1
-
....
*25*2
"
♦Certificates of deposit
*109
L.......1981
134
20*2
11*2
12%
17%
1st mtge 4 J4s
I960
6 debentures
1965
33*2
45>2
1%
*2l2
Montana Power 1st A ref 311s.1966
{♦Montreal Tram 1st A ref 5s. 1941
Gen A ref
1955
f 5s series A
f 5sseries B....1955
s
! 16*8
'
•
; 24*2
1955
*57%
Cornstr M 4 Ks series B
1956
4
*19*2
30*8
*31%
43%
1947
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
48
Nash Cbatt A St L 4s ser A—1978
Nat Dairy Prod 3tfs debs
1960
Nat Distillers Prod 3Hs—1949
1965
National Steel let mtge 3s
Natl Supply
3Hb
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st g
..1954
4s..—.1954
Newark Consol Gas cons 5s—1948
{♦New England RR guar 5s... 1945
♦Consol guar 4s
1945
Tel 5s A.—.1952
1st gs 4 )4s series B
1961
N J Junction RR guar 1st 4s...1986
N J Pow A Light 1st 4 Ks...—1960
New Eng Tel A
1983
New Orl Great Nor 5s A
N O A N E lstref Aimp4Xs A 1952
New Orl Pub Ser 1st 5s ser A.. 1952
1st A ref 5s
71955
series B
New Orleans Term 1st gu 4s.—1953
}|*NO Tex A Mex
n-c
103)4
69
104%
102)4
104 M
103)4
103)4
67)4
104)4
102
*—....
90
36
102
21
30
552
...
120
61
)4
8
59)4
61)4
18
120)4
5
76)4
77)4
405)4 -105)4
105% 105)4
-74)4
74)4
-
—
80
107)4
76)4
78
4B544
105)4
74)4
inc 58-1936
...
...
2
2
10
14
5
49
...
1954
1st 5s series
18
♦Certificates of deposit——
♦1st 5b series C
1958
♦Certificates of deposit
•1st 4)48 series D
♦Certificates o( deposit
•1st 5 )4s series A
...
25
27
1956
35
...
1954
27
♦Certificates of deposit.
6
48
sec s
f.
1*2
1 10^4
*12*4
,
20%
26*8
40%
*31
4%
54*2
*122
1st mtge
46)4
46)4
i960
N Y Connecting RR 3)4s A...1965
N Y Deck 1st gold 4s
.—.1951
Conv 5% notes
1947
N Y Edison 3 M s ser D
1966
lstllen Aref 3)4sserE.—..1966
N Y A Erie—See Erie RR
N Y Gas El Lt H A Pow g 5s
1948
Purchase money gold 4s..... 1949
.
8#N Y A Greenwood Lake 5s—1946
2000
N Y Lack A West 4s ser A—... 1973
4Vis series B—
.......1973
♦N Y L E A W Dk A Impt 5s.. 1943
125
584
1434
1%
13*4
19%
2434
2178
5
.
124
5%
147S
124
534
147g
1%
13*2
1878
5
1%
*12*2
187s
*3*2
24%. 2434
21% 2134
40
10*8 Jan 21
2 •> Dec 30
16V Dec'16
1138 Dec 29
21%
2%
3034
35*4
2% July 25
19% Aug 15
23% Dec 8
Southern Natural Gas Co.7.50
Southern Pacific Co...No par
Southern Ry
....No par
5% preferred....—:
100
Mobile A Ohlostk tr ctfs 100
6
120
Aug
1
8
Jan
2
1
Spencer Kellogg A Sons No par
Spcrry Corp (The) vtc
1
Splcer Mfg Co
No par
$3 conv pref A...
No par
Spiegel Inc....
—2
Conv $4.50 pref..—.No par
Square D Co.
....-.1
5% conv preferred..... 100
Squibb (E R) A Sons..No par
—
$5 pref series A
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
May
2
2
5
Dec 10
Mar
Jan
3
6t2 July 28
69
5
5
Ma)
Dee
7*8 May
1% Jul)
10
May
16
Aue
May
23% May
6% Maj
"?6% "Jan
128
8
Ma)
27'8 Dec 29
27*2 Apr 25
54*8 Aug
60
45% May
4% Ma)
3
Deo
9
34*2 Dec 26
31*4 Feb 19
111
Deo 20
47% Dec 29
6% Jan 6
57% Jon 9
40% Aug 1
1173t Aug 19
48% Dec 22
20%
13% May
17% Not
l%May
3% June
607g Oct
14% May
33
May
19
Mny
Dec 23
24% Feb.
12% Jan
2% Mar
16% Jan
80% May
152% Apr
30% May
July 31
22
July 21
39«4 July 22
38i2July 28
5
Apr
114% May
46
Ma)
26% Ma)
112
Dee
Jan
34%
Jan
39
Juu
3>g
Apr
7
Jan
72
May
23%
Apr
47
Feb
88% Apr
68'g Deo
11%
Jan
66% Apr
40% Apr
112% Deo
No par
Standard Brands..
3*4 Dec 10
June 19
108
Standard Gas A El Co.No par
*8 Nov 17
$4 preferred
...No par
$6 cum prior pref
No par
7s Dec 26
$7 cum prior pref
.
.No par
.
Standard Oil cf Calif .-No par
8*4 Dec 18
IOI4 Dec 17
177il Mar
25*2 Mar
6
5
May
113*2 July 16
1*4 Jan 6
4*8 Mar 20
21*4 Mar 21
2234 Mar 21
98
June
1
May
6*8 Jan
,
4
5
7% Apr
113
Deo
2%
2% May
Jan
12% May
7% Jan
18% Jan
22% Jan
16%
9% May
Oct
26%
Jan
20% Ma
2ft
29% J u .e
46%
Apr
Jan
4
23
June 11
66
38% Deo
80% Jan
8% Feb
8% Apr
12% Jan
25ig Nov
Standard Oil of New Jersey.25
Standard Oil of Ohio
25
33
Feb 14
6
34% July 29
4678 Dec 4
33
Deo 31
48l2 Aug
2
Starrett Co (The) L S..No par
Sterling Products Inc
10
29
Dec 10
40
51
Dec 29
66
Standard Oil of Indiana....25
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
Stokely Bros A Co Inc.
Stone A
Webster.
1
No par
Studebaker Corp (The)...—1
Sun Oil Co
No par
Class A pref (4K% cum) 100
Sunshine Mining Co
100
Superheater Co (The) -No par
Superior Oil Corp...
I
Superior Steel Corp
100
Sutherland Paper Co
.10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)..50
Swift A Co.—
25
-
Swift International Ltd
Symington-Gould
1
Corp
5)4% parti pref
Telautograph Corp....
9
50
6
5
4*2 Dec 24
3%May 5
4*4 Dec 21
3% Dec 10
50
Apr 14
117*2June 2
358 Dec 10
12% Dec 29
3
Dec
Jan
8% Jan 1(
6%NCV 6
8"% July 23
8*g Jan 7
~
66*2 Dec 4
July 10
May
May
4% May
4
Dec
5
May
5% May
46% Aug
12%
F«b
657g May
126
9
21
1*4 Dec .9
9*8 Dec 10
1618 Nov 29
Jan
4
Jan1C
2*8 July 11
18% July 31
23>4 Jan 2
5% Aug 4
25
Aug 8
24t2Sept 19
77g July 10
9
19%May 5
1612 Dec 12
3*8 Dec 9
3%May 10
5% Nov 19
Dec 19
38% Aug 22
3% Jan 16
9% Sept 2
46 >8 Deo 6
4*8May 12
3878 Sept 12
7% July 28
6% Aug 9
14
July 22
10*8 Jan 23
27
1% Dec 26
6
Dec
9
34% Feb 19
Gulf Sulphur...No par
30% Dec 10
5*4 Mar 4
3% Feb 18
5% Dec 10
5
Dec
9
32 June 4
2
Dec 12
100
conv
No par
pref
No par
38
10
100
25
—
$3 dlv conv preferred
97)4
preferred.No par
Tide Water Associated Oil..10
$4.50 conv pref
No par
$3.50
94 H
cum
10
Tlmken Detroit Axle
99)4
61)1
78
Tlmken Roller Bearing .No par
Transamerica Corp
2
Transcont'l A West Air I no. .5
Transue A Williams St'l No par
107)4
108)4
Trl-Continental Corp.—
122
1
Truax-Traer Corp.
$6 preferred....
No par
No par
Truscon Steel Co.......-.-10
113
Dec
30
Thompson Prods Inc..No par
Tbompson-Starrett Co .No par
78
65 M
2
100
1
Thompson (J R)
20th Cen Fox Film CorpNo par
57 %
1434 Aug 1
19*8 July 31
36%Nov 24
37% Oct 9
17*4 Dec 13
Third Avenue Ry
67)4
*103)4
53 )4
3
13'2 Sept 17
19*2 Feb 14
23U Mar 13
60
Mar 31
27% Jan
11*4 Feb 15
No par
Tbcrmoid Co
112H
150
16*8 Dec 18
Dec 24
xlQ
Spear A Co
—...—1
$5.50 preferred—.»-No par
Sparks Wltbington
Preferred
107*4
107)1
Jan
Feb 19
June
23% May
Oct
1% Dec 10
13
Apr
Nov
11%
8
3:13
Jan
2%
31
14
1034 July 22
S'eastern Greyhound Lines..5
So Porto Rico Sugar...A'o par
6% Nov
24
22
7'2 Dec 29
$3.60
*116
May
7% Junv
3% May
12% May
1% Maj
17% Ma>
12% Jum
56
10% May
Soqony Vacuum Oil Co Ino.15
South Am Gold A Platinum.1
Jan
25% July 31
15
Sept 18
18t2NoV 28
Jan
Apr
16%
120
133g Feb 28
9
88
Ma>
May
Snider Packing Corp..-No par
The Fair....
X
34
67
Smith (A O) Corp—.——10
Smith A CorType v t c.No par
Jan
2% Nov
6% Jan
Apr
7% Mar
40% Feb
13>s Jan
105
Oct 30
Jan
20
3
May
40% Aug
434 May
6
Thatcher Mfg Co.....No par
74
Nor 18
1%
Ooi
73% Nov
Jan 27
Texas A Pacific Ry Co
61-
Jan 10
Jan 20
Jan
51% Aug
Jan
Texas Pacific Land Trust.. -1
99)4
4
Jan
111% Deo
% Jan
16% Nov
114
Texas Pacific Coal A Oil.-.10
94
Jan
Deo
115%
8% May
112
Texas
96)4
5
%
14% Mar
88
49
May
1% Sept
61% May
8% June
Feb 15
95
Texas Co (The)
26
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co No par
76 M
Jan 30.
32«4 Dea 31
Mar
111% Deo
II
187g Feb 19
Tennessee Corp
64
5
% May
111*2 Dea 31
14*2 Feb 19
Talcott Inc (James)
..
N Y A Harlem gold 3 Vis
20%
26U
40%
31%
3434
55
584
4*4
5%
4%
55
7
Dec
6% Sept 19
4% May
63
?r2May
64% July
34
May
107% Jum
101% June
$6 preferred........No par
46
1998
1947
20*2
25%
40
31
3434
54%
5%
4*4
5
4%
54*2
5%NoV
7
2
5
Jan
"
Skclly Oil Co——15
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron. 100
47)4
1998
1998
...
20*2
26*2
4034
31*2
2
Jan
May
10% Jan
277g Jan
2tg Jan
18% Nov
35% Feb
7*8 Mar
247g Apr
32%, Jan
7% May
12% May
1*9 Oct
9% May
20
May
3
May
r!7% May
16% Any
9%
4% May
Jan
45
44)4
44
1997
3)4s extended to
1078
1234
*3*2
24%
21%
Mich Cent coll gold 3 Vis....1998
6s debentures
*1014
*12%
*1*2
13%
*187g
N Y Cent A Hud River 3)4s—1997
New York Chicago A St LouisRe! 5)is series A
1974
Ref 4 )4s series C
1978
10%
1234
534
*14%
..1946
3)48 registered
1*2
34*4
*4*8
5*s
1SM
1%
55%
5-%
4*4
5%
4%
55
534
"
*%
1*2
55
Ref A impt 58 series C
2013
Conv secured 3)4s.........1962
3)4s registered
—
478
5
*107*4 109*2
>*«
34
Ref A impt 4)4sseries A....2013
Lake Shore coll gold 3)4s
3 Vis registered
37o
«JJ
1998
—
4
—
-
10-year 3)<s
4
60
31
28
21
22
17
59
Oct 10
25
36
60
May
84 July
July
3*4 July
78*4 Jan
10% Jan
I4-I4 July
7IB4 Jan
Dec 20
22
100
20*2
30*8
*35
*59*4
478
5
*107% 110
Newport A Cincinnati Bdge CoGen gtd 4)48
.1945
N Y Cent RR 4s series A
35
4
Simonds Saw A Steel—No par
8% preferred......
45% *42
45*4
*35*4 36
3478 35*4
*110*2 116*2 *H0'2 116*2
*46*2 48
*46*2 48
*111
*111*2
48
33)4
32
30*8
96
17
Nov 12
Southern Calif Edison
65
Dec
May
17% Sept 5
94%Sept 11
39% Sept 26
•115*4 Mar 27
112 July lo
>4 Jan 3
3% Apr 23
1
....—.
20%
11%
13
17*4
34%
45
1%
2%
*1984
2934
20*2
35
rl
39)4
32)4
33)4
*55
*59
*112%
478
47g
*106*4 109%
109l2June 9
107
Dec 19
% Jan 9
10
Simms Petroleum
142%
*42*2
37
32
1%
2%
1%
234
65
2978
76
35
32
%: 45
*19*2
LQ4)4 J06)4
104)4 106)4
34)4
13
17*2
34*2
"'
•
118)4 127)4
123 H 131)4
70
75
106)4 109)4
67
80
65
82
30
1134
12*2
17
33*2
*42
1%
103)4 106)4
82)4 86)4
117)4 124
50
65)4
45)4 64)4
65
17g
15*4
24?8
20%
*2*2
112
17g
1534
24%
17g
1534
2484
17%
106)4
30
10
♦Certificates of deposit
♦
Shell Union Oil—— 15
20
13
16*4
7%
11%
*42
,
Dec 29
51% Feb 27
Stiver King Coalition Mines.5
Simmons Co........ ..No par
20
*19*8
13
*12*2
1638
16*4
8 ... 7%
34
102)4 105)4
101)4 106)4
61
♦124)4
*7354
107)4
72
41
*117)4
119)4
62)4
*109
20*2
12%
:
44
*35*4 36*4
*108*2 116*2
Mountain States TAT 3)f8—1968
June 23
Sharped: Dohtne—— No par
$3.50 eonv pref ser A .No par
4%
13
13*8
*1
1%
26
26
26*4 27*2
*99
100*2
'
4
f 4 Ks series C-.1955
f 5s series D:...1955
;
11%
;
*55
Constr M 5s series A..
s
s
*4
20*2
!
217g
30*8
34%
5812
Gen A ref
8% Apr 15
79
7%D?clO
48ia Deo 29
Shattuck (Frank G) ...No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co.No par
3
34
Sept 18
1*8 Apr 29
49i2 Deo 29
4% Dec 22
13*4
13
1
14278 *136
*136
20«4
11%
1278
17%
33%
45*2
1%
284
Morris A Essex 1st gu 3Hs—2000
Gen A ref
778
17s
*15%
1%
15*2
25
65
*55
112
*19*8
*12*2
142
'137
Monogahela Ry 3^6 ser B——1966
Monpgahela W Penn Pub Ser—
s
13%
16
778
24%
Moh'k A Malone 1st gu g 4S...1991
Gen A ref
1984
*15%
♦Certificates of deposit.
{♦Mo Pac 3d 7a ext at 4% July '38
*25*2
26%
*99
100*2
*109
13%
*15%
77«
■
13*4
13s
28
26%
*1
26%
*19
•ii ♦1st A ref g 5s series H1980
♦Certificates of deposit.......
4%
13*8
100
112
*99
♦Certificates of deposit.......
♦Conv gold 5Ha.j.........1949
4*4
378
13*8
1%
26
*24
♦1st A ref 5s series G———.1978
♦1st A ret 5s8eriea
13*4
.
♦1st A ref 5s series A.......1965
♦Certificates of deposit-.
♦General 4s..
1975
♦1st A ref 5s series F—....1977
-
33
33
13
67s
58*4
5*8
33
6's
%
June 19
$5 conv preferred...Nopar
5734
% Jan
Oct
23
31
Jan
Deo
<h
113
v
42
June
'is
% Feb
3
12%June
*4 Dec 11
11*4 Dec 29
.No par
26
8
% Apr 15
6
May 5
'8
Apr 29
47
Sept 18
1*2 July 17
July 17
Apr 19
351067s Deo 11
Sharon Steel Corp
♦Cum adjust 6s ser A...Jan 1967
V
4
Seagrave Corp—..:—...—5
Sears Roebuck A Co— .No par
Servel Inc.——_—l
A.......,1962
} Missouri Pacific RR Co—
-No par
—.100
39% July, 16
,
35
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.No par
Prior lien 4J4» series D—1978
•
Scott Paper Co.———No par
6
*i» Dec 10
5
5
100
Schenley Distillers Corp
5K% preferred..
16*8
89*2
37*2
36*4
40-year 4s series B.........1962
4
Savage Arms Corp.....
h
*uit ■'
84
13*4
13*4
2*2
2*4
53*4 51*4
578
f»/8
934
98.1
*59' • 5984
—
Prior Iifen 5sseries
16*8
89*2
*89
♦Ref A ext 50-yr 58 scr A.... 1962
5% preferred.—.100
^
15%
89*2
*36*4
*114*2 — *114*2
♦1st & ret gold W—._—..1949
5>t cons 5s gu as to int.-. ♦1st A ref 6s series A
6*2
1 41*4 41%
10978 110
19*8 •18% 18s4
109*2 109%
1834
15*8
734
♦5
Dec 11
'at Dec
.
tlfMH & No 1st ext 4KS—-.1939
♦scon ext 4Kb-,—'---—1939
{♦Mil 8n«r & N W 1st gu 4s. .1947
{ S^Milw & State Line 1st 3 Ma -1941
{♦Minn & St Louis 5s ctfs.
1934
r
27
jSt Joseph Lead—-10
{St Louis-San Francisco.. 100
6% preferred....
...100
JSt Louts South western... 100
5% preferred..——r—-100
Safeway Stores......—No par
Michigan Consol Gas 4s.... ..1963
tS*Midof N J 1st ext 5s......1940
9
May 21
3*s Dec 10
Jan 17
1*8 Dec 9
3%June30
24% Nov 13
% Dec 23
Dec 22
7
9% Mar
95*4 Aug
6
9
27*2 Feb 19
37% Dec 9
4
Dec
1
8% Dec 23
678 Mar 25
% Dec 9
60
Dec 30
Feb 19
4
9% Jan 30
5
44% Sept 25
4% Sept 8
60% Sept 6
5% July 30
40
Aug 20
4% Jan 6
6
34
Jan
6
Jan 10
1>4 Jan 18
18
Jan
9
1178 Dec 17
9978 Deo 2
35% Sept 6
51*4 Jan 2
5*4 Jan 13
17*4 Jan 2
107g Aug 21
V 2
Jan 9
75
Jan
9
7% Sept 17
11*4 Aug 9
9% Sept 17
May 23
83
May
6
Apr
May
Deo
40
Mar
May
May
5%
Oct
3% July
6
Ma)
7
36
Doc
53
Jum
42*s Feb
3
May
6% Mar
20
Jum
35
Ma)
Mat
23
Jan
12
May
Fet
4
Jan
25% May
1
8
8% Ma)
81
18
35%
4%
10%
4%
1%
64
3%
6*4
5
14
May
May
May
Ma)
May
May
May
Aug
May
May
Ma)
Ma>
24
9
1% July 31
27% Sept 9
9% Jan 13
Under Elliott Fisher Co No par
27*4 Dec 26
37% Sept 17
7
Dec 10
60
Feb 14
12% Jan 4
79% Sept 17
7
9% Nov
2% Jan
82% Mar
6% Apr
10% Apr
13*4 Jan
25% Jan
3% Apr
597g Julc
--1
4% Dec
Mar
21% Apr
21%June
Union Bag & Paper
No par
Union Carbide A Carb.No par
99% Deo
.34% Deo
52% Nov
l%May
13% May
6% May
100
7% preferred
Nov
7% Apr
6% Deo
38% Apr
2% Jan
2%
% Dec 10
16
Feb 13
Twin Coach Co.—
Feb
30
16%May 20
4
Mar
4
Dee
2% Jum
$1.50 preferred......No par
55
60
5% Mar
9% Deo
47% Apr
4% Apr
37% Nov
8% Jan
6% Jan
12% Jan
18% Jan
2% May
26% May
Twin City Rapid Tran.No par
-69)4
Dec
4%
28%
3*1
4%
30
Apr
13% Mar
*99)4
{N Y New Hav A Hart RR—
♦Non
conv
deb 4s
1947
♦Non-conv deb 3 V4s
~
-.1947
♦Non-convdeb3V4s
...1954
—.1955
9
♦N on-con v deb 4s
♦Non-conv deb 4s....
1956
♦Con v deb 3 Vis...
1956
♦Conv deb 6s
—_—194&
6s registered...
5 ♦Collateral trust 6s
1948
1940
.—
♦Debenture 4s—
1957
♦1st A ref 4V4sser of 1927...1967
{♦Harlem R A Pt Ch 1st 48-1954
{ *N Y Ont A West ref
♦General4s
g
4s..... 1992
{♦NY Prov A Boston 48
1955
-....
.1942
N Y A Putnam 1st con gu4s... 1993
N Y Queens El Lt A Pow 3 V4s. 1965
29K
"46^
4%
26K
23 %
"30K
H
11*2
26%
26
26
34*8
34*8
34%
33%
.100*4 100*4
5%
43 K
*105
109K
41
18
5i«
For footnotes see
page
290.
%
15*8
Pref $4.50series
No par
Union Oil of California.—25
Union Pacific RR Co——100
4% preferred...
18
"32
15
—100
Union Prem Food Stores Inc. 1
Union Tank Car
No par
United Aircraft Corp...—.5
5%
conv
— .
United Biscuit Co
15%
3
30
17
10
13
5% preferred.,
United
9
Dec 11
13% Jan
2
Dec
31
Dec 30
Dec 27
31 July 28
44% Jan 9
24% Dec 29
28% Dec 10
105
Msy
"l2 *May
Feb
18% Apr
88%
Jan
116% Deo
T7%
~jan
71
May
98
70
June
13
Dec
89*2 Feb
16
July
22%
Jan
Apr
297s May
53% Apr
31% Jul)
—
—No par
100
No par
United-Carr Fast Corp .No par
%
106*2
11*4
57*2
73
45
9%May
pref w i._ —100
Un Air Lines Transport...-.5
United Carbon Co.i
42
17*2
41
*17
106X
42
Dec 29
115% Nov
112% Sept
16 Sept
857S Jan
85*4 Jan
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfNo par 1111% Jan 30
:
Rights...
"11%
11
105% 105*8
110
14%
For footnotes see page 291
100*8 100%
')!»
11% "if"
*10%
*10*4 .11*4
10%
4714
109K
*105K
80%
11*2
*26
."IK
99.—
99
32-34
9
*10%
5
27K
24
IH
32%
8%
71%
80%
*10*4
80%
80*8
48
*
4
•
-f 9
7378
69% 72%
113*2
*111% 114% *111
107*2
107*2 107*2 107
13*4
13%
13*4 13*4
72
72*4
70%
71%
.
N Y Rys prior lien 6s stamp... 1958
32%
32*2
Corporation—.No par
$3 preferred—
No par
17*8 Jan 9
1434 July 24
113*4 Feb 6
52 Sept 4
21% Sept 3
1% Jan 7
13% Dec 18
30»4 JanlO
9%May 15
878 Dec 24
10834 Dec 24
35
Dec 18
15
Dec 23
»u Dec 23
.
12
42% May
12
M*y
1% Dec
26
23% Apr
May
12% May
108% Nov
De
18
Apr
111% Dec
65% May
20% Deo
2% Apr
'
42
Feb
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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Friday
WW
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for
Mont'"
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12
Jan. 13
Jan.
10
Jan.
$
I per share
S r«r share
per
5t*
2%
•
6'l
512
?l«
25S
*2%
47i2
50
48
4'
48
5%
27s
*3l2
"
49
48
*45
5ls'.
27s
£%
5i2
2%
*31*2
67%
5%
*1041-2
13%
*353
3*i
3%
334
3's
3'a
334
3%
314
86
*17%
*83
86
85
ia»2
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18
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141
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27% Apr 17
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20%
14
14%
334
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14
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54
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90
89
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Jan
112
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65
100
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3%
3%
400
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14
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26
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110
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14
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85
55 conv prior pref...No par
White Dental Mfg;(The SS) .20
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60
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3%
118
105
100
14
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..100
2,700
66%
76
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54
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100
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.......20
;
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58% Dec 22
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38%
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hO
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103
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51
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Wilson & Co Inc......No par
4% Dec 10
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140
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140
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140
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140
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126
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113
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19% Dec 24
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23
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56
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140
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Wright Aeronautical.. .No par
700
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3
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7
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77
115
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117
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117
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113
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1734
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109
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112
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25
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98
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95
Aug
3
3% O ct25
8594
87
....1952
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15% Apr
106 94 116
10/94
98 4
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98
102 94
92 A
Peoples Gas LAC ref 5s
114*4
102 94
10 <4
—
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88
11994 12594
100
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1981
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65%
12% Jan 11
109
92 94
121 94
A
Jum
8
94
121
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39
17% Jan 10
Jan 10
92
92 93!
121
102 A
A
Oct
7534 Aug 21
122
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22% Jan
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4
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1970
.1942
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76
105
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29
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106?4 111
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105
105
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May
30
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103 94
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104
107
10 iH
10.594
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113
104*4
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10 5,4
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7
7
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50*2 Dec
10194
Va
103 A
.4
..1974 F
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6,800
500
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5%
A
103
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10
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F
102-u
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534
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73
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,
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534
57
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98
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60 94
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52
59 94
100
17
47
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634
7%
73
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V,
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1%
2
2%
1%
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1«4
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17%
2%May 12
*2
ser
11%
2% Jan 11
1%
5%
3!^s trast ctfs C——..1942
7®4 Aug
1% Apr 16
3% Apr 18
2%
Guar
7% May
4s8 Mai
8% July 11
1% Dec 29
*1%
1%
5%
...1942
9
17% Jan
Wilcox Oil & Gas Co........ 5
1%
10594
74% Nov
May
A pi
Wlllys-Overlaaa Motors..... 1
0% conv preferred
10
2%
f 7s
s
1578 July 23
2% Dec 10
104
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50
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9
600
1%
10194 10594
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108
2
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900
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103,94
Peoria A Pckiu Unst 53!jS—-..1974 F
1%
2
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Feb
July 23
f Jau
3034 July 31
76
Jan 14
21% Aor 18
41
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2
Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co. 100
*""56
66%
26
66%
3%
90
25%
26
3%
""7130
6138
25%
66%
*13%
26%
66:
14%
26%
*66%
*13%
22%
88
%
31% Nov 6
24% July 22
27%June
*56
fg 4^8... 1955
s
Pennsylvania Co-—
Jan
Weston Elec Instrument. 12.50
95
10014 11194
Paramount Pictures 4s dcbe.i—1956 M
Ap'
A pi
100
*89
40%
June
21
1
200
95
90
108*4
1st- MyT-g-33T5iir "Ctfs..... 1955
—
A pi
6
125%
33%
105
8%
79%
*31%
"91"
108
Panhandle East P L 3s B.—1960 M.V
Paramount Broadway C )rp—
25% May
May
Up
14% May
15% May
105
*31%
33%
105% 105%
11
2*4 May
Oct 28
118
80
1966
—...
108
Jau
4% May
Dec 10
30
83'4
106 h 11094
1966
D
July 31
71
*28%
90
M
103*4
—.
Peo'wyl Glass dand 3Hh. .....1960 I
l%May 13
15
125
4.
108 94
108
3%s series C
Paducah A 111 1st
88
*83
./
Pa Ohio A Dot 1st A ref 4 As A '77
9
50
50
30
Itef mtge
ioi-4
l
-a
Api
Oei
Westtnghouse El & Mfg
1st preferred
•
*28%
4s.. 1UH8 f
1938 1
.....
—
Pacific Tel A Tel 3%s ser B
Jan
Westiughouse Air Brakc.Vo par
125% 125%
.
Feb
A pi
Jum
108% May
6,800
30
ext g
—
75
June
3
.
4,600
125
5*Pac RR of Mo 1st
§*2d ext gold 5s.
0'4
A pi
79%
125
00
8794
jo!)*4 h4 94
10694 11294
106
111)4
9994 10694
10/94
101 A
1906
1
ser
ser
Dei
120
18%
*28%
*31%
4%
4% July 31
18% Feb 13
111
10/
^s
29%
.
198
29% July 22
-« Dec 29
hi Feb 1
112
83
0'4
10794
80
Dec
20% July 15
Oct 9
4
100
6% pref. .100
4% 2d preferred
Western Pacific
82 A
.OiA
D
2
2
13,
1.400
Western Uuion Telegraph, 100
14
3%
3
Supply Co...10
9,700
*13%
22%
Western Auto
8994
1)
110%
18%
66
*48
7.700
74
1
J
115
107
104% Aprzft
15% Dec 31
1% Dec 23
..100
0% preferred
100
14%
107 94
83 A
D
1961 J
—.
Guar 4s
80
117% Jan
Dec 10
25%
14
3%
15
25%
*13
53
West Va Pulp & Pap Co No par
105 94
82 34
8394
I)
ser H
Guvr 3^s trust ctfs I)....:. 1944 J
90% May
79%
*64
22%
300
26%
25%
6634
2%
17
i
10
I)
3 Jis
Jan
91
107%
Mar 31
25%
*64
53
112
200
67
*19%
pf. 100
200
*64
2%
West Penn Pr Co 4
"i«
25
54
280
10794 11214
117)4
11294 h794
105
1946
1st A ref mtge
Fr b
Jan 18
115
6
II214
Pacific Gas A El 4s series G... 1964
Apr
106% Jan 25
Jan 10
Dec 29
Nov
112 94
11294
lOi
J
24
5834 Aug
6%
25
20
80
J
.1962 J
28*4
20%
2% May
80
5
18%
29
May
74% Jan 18
89
11294
2% Sep!
12% depi
34's Nov
May
13% May
14
May
6
9,1% Dec 23
100
.....100
W2A
S
15% May
88
El class A..No par
7% preferred
0% preferred
108
J
8
25% July 31
*%
*89-
*2s4
West Penn
107 94
D
Oregon RR A Nav
If
65% Mar
No par
*»02
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.. .1945 M N
1/
3
*6%
26%
A
Pat A Pais vie G A F cons 5s.. 1949
16% Mar
%
95
20
54 conv preferred
Feb
80
Feb
80
..100
3
61%
*45
No par
6%
*89
*3%
.:..l
112%
3
10!)
108*4
Dec
20
70
104
10894
102 94
60%
22
*s,6
*56
*13%
14%
14%
394
9
107*4
10694 1 08*4
10794 11094
10694 11194
106
108
102 H
.1946 J
.....
May
Sept 17
*2%
95
3%
104
14%
6H
10794
1)
4s debc ltures
Parmelee Trans deb 6s
38
*6%
61?%
14»4
14%
aA
*:o:>»
10744
103-4
108%
107
Jar<
23»4 Jan 13
6%
*56
*3%
17
11094
108 %.
4>^s debentures
92
107
109J4 11294
107
Jai
Feb
Feb 19
173S July 22
10% Dec 29
10% Dec 29 '•20% Jan 6
4% Jan
7
1% Dec 29
3
*2%
*6%
*89
14%
*112
17%
17% *16%
*102% 104
*102% 104
*31% 33'*
33%
10534 1053*. *104% 105%
*56
*56
61%
61%
334
112
21% Oct 22
4
8D%
*30%
1434
*88
Feb
18%
124% 124%
*3%
112
92
S
1%
% May
334 Mav
1% July 31
•% Dec 18
6
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift No par
20
4
J
4%
Dec 22
"
*90% 93
3:101% 101%
,
102
I)
3%s.
30
79%
124% 130
*28%
29%
14%
*88%
93
104
2
18'
79%
25%
104
69
70
62
.1972 J
1st mtge
May
14
100
*66%
15
6,%!
S
'Paullsta Ry 1st
Jan
80
18%
70%
25%
*90%
69
9->k
25
Wayne Pump Co.
Webster Elsenljhr
1.666
10914
111 94
♦iOl
J
2
6% Dec
71
Dec
53
...5
7% preferred
19
108 A
111
25%
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
100
2'?
130
19
3% Dei
% May
-
18%
18
78%
*105% 107
*66%
*2%
*55
19%
Feb
Jan
9
25
18%
107
19%
37
118
Jaii
10%
Jum
13% Aim
0%3ept
25
18%
*105
*2%
2%
*55130
*16%
'
78%
29
*103% 104
*11%
0% Nov
May
35%
Washington Gas Lt Co.No par
500
12%
3
26% Sept
2% Feb 19
5
."..No par
Warren Fdy & Pipe
1.200
*13
*55
38
Jum
10
% De.UO ~l%June
13% Apr 19
No par
53 preferred
800
*17%
*90%
90%
104
18i»
32%
37
17%
1334
11%
*37
—
23% Mav
101% Deo
18% May
Sept 18
15% Sept 18
,.-2% Dec 29
-/
{WarrenBrosCo-^.iiiiVo par
1.580
22
17%
69
79
31i2
*21%
♦12%
*66 %>
78i2
*30%
22
17%
69%
18%
*124!4 130
*28
29'2
22
53.85 preferred
800
%
%
Warner Bros Pictures....
60
13%
20%
*102% 104
25
25%
16%
3
2%
38
*19%
112% 112%
14
%
24%
•
90
14
22
19%
104
'102% 104
14l2
6 is
93
104
113%
*16%
17%
1714
130
*55
113
*10212 104
14
130
♦90%
-*102% 104
21'%
74
74
•%
%
fi8
-
75
12%
12%
*19
-I
*73%
*17%
12%
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*55
18
13%
12%
75
38
*38
18
1734
1212
22
2134
5%
534
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%
22%
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17'-
75
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OHi
V
21%
39
*38
57>
534
75
:
22
21
57s
36
zl»% Feb 13
'
"5%'
9
25%Miy3l
No par
Ciasa.
7% prererred
„
Dec
3
No par
W Ltd No par
Ward Baking Co cl A..No par
%
18%
9% Nov
o'« May
4
% 1«'2 Ma.
15% Dec
pref with warr....100
Div redeem pref
100
4
*3%
*17%
9'8 Apr
6% Dec 12
ar
..No par
Walk(H)Good
%
58
58
bp
lib
Jan
3
105
100
Walwcrth Co
700
18%
62
I03?i
.1965 MA'
1st mtge 4s..^
1st A ref mtve 3s
Walgreen C )
1.300
♦19
5894
5394
4594
4594
Jaii
5
Feb 15
Wabash RR pref w i..
2.200
1838
"
18
42 94
4,2
Ap'
Nov
Dec 23
89
'
4
%
*313
18
120
68 4
Nov
33% Feb
29
...10U
....
120
36% Jum
Jau
42
3')% Dec 29
25
100
6% preferred.......
Vulcan Detiiiuiag Co
200
4%
54
J
Ore Short Line lstonsg5s... .1946 J
19
■
6% dlv partic preferred-100
*""806
33'
4 4 94
51
66
Od
66
WaiajrlSysteui_......A«
15%
*15
3.594
66 94
4s.. .1948 J
gu g
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s
39% Mar
22% Jum
45
7%
4%
33%
15%
*15
70
Oklahorn'a Gas A l/lec 3%s... .1966 J
100
*100% 101
4794
42 4
0
Feb
Aug 20
Preferred...
18%
76 94
3694
52
(Minn) 1st A ref M 3'^8—.1967 F A
(Wise) 1st mtge 3^8
..1964 1/ ^
1st A ref M 3s series K--
*7i.i
65
-4
Northwestern Tcleg 4 'As ext... 1944 J
43% May
Va El & Pow 86 pref-.-jVo oar
2.600
4
132
Northern dtates Power Go—
Dec
May
10
27%
8094
71 1%
42 H
40
Ref A impt 4^s series A... .2017 J
Ref A impt 6sseries B..... .2017
1st A ref intgc 3
.26%
6694
70
4194
Jan
128
136
74 94
42 94
E
2047 Q
impt 5sserins C
76 4
56j4
45
74 A
1907 Q
....—.1997 q
3s.. —Jan 2047 Q
Gen lien ry A Id g
3s registered
w
7%
83
46'4
45
North Pacific prior lien 4s
.
*7' i
67
'■
Dec
Mar 2ft
160
*130
115
105
♦Certificates of deposit..
I8% Nov
Jum
30
50
123
113
106
10394 107
0
A pi
12
2,000
96
*93
117
113
12594 12994
10794
can¬
A pi
66
1,600
17%
119
57 4
57
39%June
5
Victor Chemical Works
400
24%
103
57%
..100
5% preferred..
24%
*15%
17
*15%
29%
91%
*125
*1%
24%
115% *115
34
91%
-
1%
24%
1%
*24
115% *115
29%
91%
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9234
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29'<
29'j
29't
29*4
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115
2434
103 H
104
*95 A
—2047
25
July 10
116
J 01 %
0
Ref A
70
Jum
103
*111
if S
1974
Ref A Impt 5s series D......2047
Vlcks Shreve & Pac Ry...l()0
Vlck Chemical Co.,4..
200
85
89%
28
111% Dec 18
100
7% 1st preferred
55
85
4)%
4
108
103 \
103
1974
_
A
cellation of guarantee).... 1945 A
Nov
Mar 17
20% Aug
5
77
127 A
1C3 %
Dec
lu No\
'6
15
28
103 H
A
Ap'
V
May
.13434 Jum
% Aug 28
Dec 3
34% Jau
12
*115^
A
J*'1
Jar
Apr
49% May
80
41
55
*50
Van Raalte Co Inc
31
9
8% Dec 18
Van Norman Mach Tool. .2.50
200
2
Apr 18
15% Dec
Vanadium Corp of Am.No par
2.000
113% 113%
*4 5
*4()l2
15
100
Preferred
40
23
198.1
10%
22%
■
No par
Vadsco Sales
500
*%
*22 '2
107s
10%
*22
7
25
19»2
1078
19
19'i
19'i
5ie Jan
28
26
29
127 A
*'
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s... .1943 M
7
12'4
2 5 34
A
2%
63%
Jum
59
1294
26
*'0&.A
')
234
45
Oct 31
Universal! 1. it ares 1st pref.lUU
'26
2'iH
V
^s_..... 1949
{5*Og A L Cham 1st
;
20
A
60
12% May
v
,
10894 11094
10494
101
103
23 A
v
39%
May
41
Sept lfi
16% Jan 10
43% Nov 12
140
May 20
294
694
109
11294
HO
A pi
130
Dee
1
1% Jan
IOS',4 11194
4
109 3A
101^
314s-.—.".i...Z.195'
{N vrthcrn Ohio Ry—
♦1st gtd g 5s..—.—.
♦1st mtge g 5s (stamoed
76% Nov
May
29% Dee
42% Jum
-
Jar
67% Nov
103% Mac
1% Jan
7u Dec 18
"356
Jan 13
95
108%
io5jf
O
103 %
*73% Dec
May
42
a
333* Jan 13
130
117
39% May
60
ft
105% Dec 10
1*4
41%
May
68% May
70% Jan 29
69
Unlte d Stores class A
151
160
Dec 22
15
,
103%Sept U
65% Apr 4
100
-
United Stockyards Corp
15%
2:49
*147
43% Dec 18
Dee
% Mav
2% July 23
28% Sept 17
Dec 29
200
44
44'2
43
% Dec 10
13% Dec 29
58
500
111 a
V
*14'2
51
22
No par
Preferred..
1.000
*148
51
20
7% preferred
51
51
18% Apr 12
10o
U S Tobacco Co.
*43
51
Apr
r.'..No nor
U S Steel Corp
29.900
22
Apr
39
Sept 24
15'4
1694
6194
4
F- A
Debenture
May
27% J line
50
119
74
2134 Jum
Preferred..
22
53%
'
34% Feb
7
40
54
8
Apt
!234
A up
31% Aug" 2
U S Smelting Ref «fc Mln—50
119
7%
May
•;i"i
109%
"
•25% Dec 29
-.10
22%
6
10894
9
•
10SH
I°3H
5s...../1961
North Amer Co deb 3
Apr
20% Dec 26
8% 1st nreferred
*22
28
10
....1
U S Rubber Co
54%
54%
118% 110
Dec
38%
lmpt...ATo par
tU ri Realty
17.400
100
15
*14'*
5034
72%
51
9i<t
9ia
7H
16%
"""800
16%
72
71
44'2
*43
*1412
*23%
35
3% Mav
48
4
26
♦Ctfs of den (issued by reorgan¬
182% May
■4
20
Card Co
U S Plywood Corp
U S Playing
100
Oct
105
!
High
105
31
13 A
91
♦Certificates of depcslt
♦Ctfs of dep (Issued by reorgan¬
Nov
.14
n
Low
38
*75 A
S
1
{{♦Norf South 1st Aref5s.....l961
Dee
25% July
May
June 12
.4% Aug 13
10%S"Ot 16
5% Apr 24
54% Feb 24
.100
U S Pine <t Foundry
1,900
24%
27%
25
17
51
'8
'"it
%
*8
*42
22%
46'*
27%
2% Dec 21
No par
Partlc & cony cl A...No «or
Prior nreferred
72%
78
16%
*70%
72
*46
47%
*»u
»'n
51%
*70
*22%
227s
*L%«
71
50'*
49%
70
24
*70
70
72
,
'
7s
17
55'4
54%
HQ's II934
5412
5312
5334
5314
117*2 11734
1
17%
'8
1738
16%
67i2
67%
41
47%
*68%
'24%
6,000
105
*98
27%
U S Leather Co.
1.400
9
8%
.
233,
23r>8
3%
3*2
3%
9
-
106
*98
*96'2 103
*27
■
13 A
4^S.M946 J
11
May
2*4 Mn\
9i8June27
1941
N~>
503H
*2 A
1967 I
Y West A Bist 1st
Niagara Falls Power 3^8—...1966 M
12%
Junt
Jan 14
69% Jan
183
Apr '23
4% Feb 17
for Year
-1
An-
°7
Jau
U S Hoffman Macti Cnrp..V_5
convnreferred.....50
O
ajco
31SA
31
31 %
—
May
7%
Dee
July 19
19
37% Dec 23
170
7
May
3%
80
93% Oct 24
914 Feb 1Q
7% Dec 20
...20
7% preferred..
3
9
July 28
Range
32
Asked
'tin'-
105%
J
t § *N Y S usq A W 1st ref 5s
1937
J
§*2d gold 4 Hs
......1937
A
^♦General gold 5s.:........1940 F 4
♦Terminal 1st gold 5s....... 1943 MN
Jan
118
-
Dec 29
A
Low
(Con
NY Steam Corp 1st 3^8... ...1963
Debenturet 4s—............ 195:
4012
*34i»
Bid
Dec
15
'■
4% Sept
2-% Dec 27
US Dlstrlb Cirpconvpref.lOO
U S Freight Co....
No par
46%
Jan 22
Jan
-?5%
Mai
0% TVr
107% Jun'
10% Jan 15
2% Dec 27
83
No "ar
86
*10%
5%
'5% May
79
var
*83
63.,
6%
42
Ma-
6
2% Mav
v
Apr
65% Mat
Her
Dec 26
United Panerboard........10
600
170
Pri e
Niagara Share (Mo)'deb 5^s.. 1950 If N
3%
463.,
7%
Sep'
103% Dec 10
8% Apr 25
1
-3%
1747s
5% July 24
60
ar
No oar
United Mer & Manu Inc
2
26%
Nov 21
shaft
per
334 Ma<
May 29
4% Dec 23
...5
..Nn
thar<
per
3% Sept 10
51
3 % A or 21
United Gas I'nprov't.-.Vo nar
100
106
106
United Em? & Fdy
United Fruit Co
3%
10%
10'ji
46'4
1747« *167
6«4
2.800
14.000
3%
IS'2
*6%
69%
5%
$
share
per
6%Sept 18
20%Mayd6
United Electric Coal Cos....5
3%
*L7'4
10'«
100
32'69%
5%
*31%
500
S
1-% Dec 29
100
3%
86
45.%
4512
*167
1
43,
4'o
shar<
per
Corp..... 10
Preferred....
3%
*83
10
4434
443,v
44%
170
United Dve^ood
2'0
*3%
18'*
"■
900
49
314
85
*1714
10%
*9%
44%
170
-.
Friday's
Highest
Tjgmst
Highest
2%June 39
5
3-34
?31
3U
334
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United Dru? Inc
25;
*2%
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%
'V-'v../'..Par
9.201
6
5%
49
*46%
49
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Lowest
Shares
$ per share
6'8
2'2
4 is
4I0
41°
4%
4i2
412
413
4 '2
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32%
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538
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Y. STOCK EXCHXNGE
Rdilroad & In J-jv. Cos.
$ per share
$ per share
share
5*4
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5
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the
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16
■Jan.
15
Jan.
14
Jan.
_LFrida'tL
T vursdm
Wednesday
STOCK
YORK
Range for Previous
Year 1940
Ranpc for Year 1941
On Basis of • 00-Mare Lots
STOCKS
Sales
SALE PUCES
HIGH
AND
119 94
108)4
117
120 94
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4035
Volume 155
291
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
Range or
Sale
Friday's
Bid
&
Asked
eq c<3
Low
High
No. Low
High
81
106
89%
££
'
Week Elided Jail. 16
Last
S'C
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Mice
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont.)
Port Gen Elec 1st 4%s...
^1960 M S
1st 6s extended to.......-.1950
J
80 H
—
improvidence
guar
deb 4s._1957
107H
108
4H
2
85
*66 %
10 J %
J
6
15
4 %
N.
for Year
Week's
Last
Range or
Range
Sale
Friday's
for Year
C SJ
Price
77
4s (Cent Pac
4s registered
109 %
J
103 H
103
59%
53%
53%
48%
449
44>-.
53%
310
40%
.17
55%
55%
52%
.52%
51%
51%
53%
487
39%
51%
53
721
84%
85%
563
39%
48%
82%
85
66
71
88
65%
03%
65% 1117
56
86
Low
s f
6 %s series C.
1941
v
High
No. Low
High
33
9%
9%
33%
70%
91%
♦Sec
55%
82%
85
Range
for Year
gS
Asked
<fc
•[[♦Un steel W'<? Corp 6%s A. 1951 J D
♦3%s absented A
...1951 f D
57%
55%
55%
51%
85
Bid
............
.
....
;
_
_
.
.
.
52
34%
.1951 J D
♦3%» assented C...
♦Sink fund deb6%s
..1951
20
Utah Lt <fc Trac 1st A ref 5s....1944
Utah Power & Light 1st 53
J
1944 F
94%
94%
O
vfo
101%
101
101 %
101
./
A
101
101%
25
20%
6%
21%
91%
J D
A...1947 J
♦3% assented A......... 1947 J
United Stockyds 4%s w w—.1951'A
ser
31%
33%
33
98%
98% 104%
98% 105%
108% 111%
103 H
461
52%
Gold 4 %s.......
224
108 %
60%
Price
s
Range or
Friday's
Sale
Railroad A Inlm. COi. C7?ucf.
High
m'S
10-year secured 3 %s.
0
No. Low
1968 M s
1969 WN
Gold 4 %s.
Pub Serv of Nor 111 3Hsu. —-1968 A
High
37%
IS
-So.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Jan. 16
1941
.1981 MAT
.1946 J
./
San Fran Term 1st 4s——. 1950
4 O
5%
218
*217
Asked
&
57%
58%
1949
1st 4%s (OregonLines) A...197.7
87
D
Bid
Low
ooll)— 1949 J D
Gold 4%s._._
153
./
S2,
Week
Last
BONDS
N. Y.
Southern Pacific Co—
109% 112%
142
•
Railroad & Indus. Cos. {Com.)
97%
2%
87
109%
./
v.
Week Ended Jan; 16
105% 107%
107
110%
90
fits
BONDS
Y.JTOpK. EXCHANGE
1941
1
94 H
Term 1st 4s.-.-.1956 M S
1st & ref mtge 8s.
o
106
J
1st & ref tntge 5s....—
eS
«
•
106
\f N
Public Service El & Gas 3'4s..1968 J
—.2037
.....2037
Range
J
Potomac El Pow 1st M 3Ms..-1966 J
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s1951 J
^Providence Sec
78 H
I;
Friday
Friday
©
sr
Week's
I?©
BONDS
Purity Bakeries
1948
f deb 5s
a
J
So Pac RR 1st ret guar 4s.... .1955
106
1st 4s stamped
91%
91
1
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s. 1951
Gen & ref 4
J
J
J
O
65
395
56%
65%
O
83%
86
156
74%
84%
y Devel & gen 6%s..........1956 4
Mem Dlv 1st g 5s.......... 1996
O
64%
84%
89%
63%
4
90%
136
78
89
Devel & gen 6s
■
T
.....1955 T
Southern Ry 1st cons g 53....1994
J
Devel & gen 4s series A
1956
R
series A.
—.
71 H
4
1997 J
81
1997 J
Gen & ref 4 Ha series B
Remington Rand deb 3%8-.-. 1956 J
45
50
72
65
75
84%
H
80%
81%
24
75
98%
100%
5
100
103
103 H
103%
104%
39
105
105%
0
104
104%
IS
J
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s...
84
98 H
81
•
Republic Steel Corp 4 Ha sor B. 1961 F
Pur inon 1st M conv 5%s..„ 1951 M N
Gen mtge 4Ha series C..... 1956 At N
71%
81%
69%
89%
i6i"
99
99
Revere Copper & Brass 3%s... 1960 M N
J
s f 7s.._... 1946 J
1946 J
J
2
102% 101%,
103% 105%
102
I0f>%
J
■35%
♦Direct mtge 6s
J
J
104%
105%
107%
101%
102%
108%
-.1953 M.V
Swift & Co 2%s debs......... 196!
I/N
6
5%
M N
1952 M N
102%"
.........1953
With decl aration
F
A
O
17%
6%
......
♦Cons mtge 8s
1955
7s..:.—1955
s f
{{♦Rio Grande June 1st gu 5s .1939
{{♦Rio Graude West 1st g 4s..l939
♦1st
cou
& coll trust 4s A... 1949
Roch Gas & El 4Hs ser D.
Gen mtge 3 Ha
Gen mtge 3
aeries II
—1977
1967
1967
%s series 1
F
*103%
Term Assn St L 1st
9
J
./
44
4
O
M
,S
S
102%l
102
90
105,
105
3s debentures
1965 4/N
131
110
A
O
J
J
6
6
8
J
J
6%
(»%
5
Gen &
re
110
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5%3 A...1964 M S
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s
1960 J
♦AdJ income 5s
..Jan 1960 A
§ ♦Third Ave RR 1st g 53
..1937 J
31
108%
J
O
39
2
"l
105%
29
103
*100
64%
13
64
65
91
56
26
56% 74%
96% 104%
2
57 %
138
46
10%
17%
64%
102%
■18%
787
♦Ref gen 5s series B
11% 24
99% 101%
100
J
1996
1996
St Lawr <fc Adlr 1st g 53
2d gold 6s
-
A
O
94
J
J
♦107H
%
11
95
I00^5»
J
J
*37
60
53
*35
93
60
64
Trl-Cont Corp 5s conv deb A..1953 J
St L Iron Mtn & Southern—
UN
73 H
53. .1948 J J
1st mtge 5s
1959 M S
35%
33
35 %
107
84%
83%
84H
32
1933
♦}Rlv & G Dlv 1st
<
g 4s
♦Certificates of deposit
{♦St L Peor & N W 1st
St L Pub Serv
St L Rocky Mt & P
5s stpd... 1955
J
J
1950
♦Prior Hen 5sseries B..
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Con M 4 Ha series A
1950
pr
303
Y"j
13%
13 %
14%
3
12%
14%
—
67%
12 H
74%
41%
83%
55
9
86
8%
336
9%
14%
mi
14%
576
9%
14%
47
9%
Gen mtge inc 4%s series B..1901 J
Nov 1989 J
{♦1st term <fc unifying5s....1952 J
♦Gen & ref g 5s series A....1990 J
81 H
43
82 H
59
82 H
69
12
35%
40
130
17%
20 %
18H
20%
155
9%
1968 J D
*77
1959 F
8%
9
5
100
J
38
1970 A
*124
1952 A
4%
United Drug Co (Del) 5s...
1953 M S
11%
93%
U N J RR & Canal gen 4s...
1950
1950
A
.0
.4
O
F
A
1959
A
U
i.'
14
14 %
8
12 H
12 %
13%
69
1%
1
6
1
6
28
%
%
5%
AH
2
3%
2%
7H
7%
8%
234
4%
7
6%
7%
109
3%
10%
♦Certificates of deposit
cons 6s series A..._
1945 M S
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦1st
}§*Atl & Birm 1st gu 4s...1933
{♦Seaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs...1935
M S
17
A
1954 J
Shell Union Oil 2Hs debs.
J
4%
"97"
17
97%
99%
{{♦Sileaian-Am Corp coll tr 78.1941
102 H
101%
102
.17
102%
102%
105%
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs...1964
105%
*115
South Bell Tel & Tel 3 Ha. .... 1962
107
3s debentures
•
J
-
-
3
4
«.
~
^
-
105%
1947
107%
6
105%
106%
19
105
1979
105
wyyyay
and
deferred
footnote In the week In which
"'.
v
t
May
.Nov
delivery sales
they occur.
Last
Week's Rangt
82%
I
1.6253
105
1944 MN
1944 MN
100%
3
of Prices
Low
High
*100
102
100
i...."c.Nov
1945 MN
*100%
101%
100
21%
Air Associates Inc
Air investors
Low
390
16%
103%
101%
_
—
*100
.Nov
99%
101%
2.05s.
.May
1.1910, MN
*100
2.10s.
.Nov
1 1949 MN
*100%
54
2.15s.
.May
1 1950 MN
*100
2.20s
Nov
1 1950 MN
100%
27
2.25s
-May
1 1951 MJN
85
2.30s
Nov
1 1951 MN
2.35s.
May
1 1952 MN
*100%
101%
101%
*100% 101%
*401% 102
101
*100%
100% 102%
101% 101% 101%
100% 102
99
104%
101
104%
103% 107%
119
122%
108% 109%
103
109%
104
106%
2.40s...
.Nov
2.45s.———May
1 1952 MN
Nov
1 1953 MN
2.55s
—May
1 1954 MN
2.60s
Nov
;_May
1 1954 MN
—
2.50s—
2.65s
1 1953 MN
1
1955 MN
AND
93
97
161
36
1
70%
74
8
100
31
38%
65
73%
106% 108%
122
*121
108%
122
110%
90%
J
101
110%
90%
111
7
91%
58
7
103%
O
100%
101
103%
128%
107%
110%
109%
87%
97%
5
108%
112
111
3
114
112%
95%
104%
103% 107
26%
27%
77
15
26%
26
27%
132
15
•
30%
29%
52
71%
73%
85
74
101%
100%
48
48
49%
46%
46
47
D
101%
86%
89
86%
100% 101%
68
3
27
15
I
J
16
58
39%
.2361 J
56%
5
39%
3s
.1955 J
—
3%
J
102%
52
1960 J
94%
105%
100%
J
J
112%. 115
92%
96%
103% 107%
102
104%
miAi- Y1A
94%
105%
1947 4 O
1949 J
gen 4s...
101% 105
102%
95
33
'
105%
100%
9
120
1
114
*113%
9%
40%
37%
30%
9%
109%
9%
109%
108%
108%
43%
26%
42%
13%
6%
13%
8%
108% 111%
106% 110
2
*12
"
"To
9%
39%
37%
115
27
5
J
J
♦Certificates of deposit.
§*Su & Du dlv & ter 1st 4s..1936 MN
♦Certificates of deposit
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s
1968 AO
40%
2
& Conn East 1st 4%s..l943 J
109%
13
9
12%
12%
101%
100
100
100%
101%
100%
100% 103%
96% 103%
101%
100%
Deferred delivery sale not included In the year's range,
n
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot
Un;ler-the-rule sale not included In the
year's range, r Cash sale not Included In the year's range.
§ Negotiability Impaired by maturity. 1 The price represented is the dollar quota¬
tion per 200-pound unit of bonds. Accrued Interest payable at the exchange rate
of 31.8484.
100% 104%
100% 104
100% 104
{ Corn males reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
100
102%
103%
100% 104%
Section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities Assumed by such companies.
100
*
103%
100% 104%
Friday's bid and asked price.
♦
101
102
101%
.1960 UN
a
103%
*103
.1948 M S
1st, mt.ge s f 3 %s ser D
sale not included In the yaar's range,
103%
100%
101%
Cotiv deb 4s
>
Bonds selling flat.
No sales transacted during current week.
f Trail ig suspended effective Dee. 11 in all Issues of German, Italian
and
Japanese bonds.
The Bulgarian and Hungarian iRsues were suaoended on Dec. 18
104%
YEARLY
RECORD
or
STO&KS-'
Week's Range
of Prices >.
Low '
High
Week
Price
Range for Year 1941
Low
Par
2% May
% Mar
2 %
Oat
Oct
.
Jan
Aluminium Ltd common,*
Apr
Feb
Hs
75%
100%
200
%
,%
*
10
26
Nov
Jan
'n
91
18%
4
Altorfer Bros common.-.*
3%
3%
Range for Year 1941
for
Week
Shares
200
Low
High
Deo
3
10c
2
Apr
Common class B
Dac
$3 preferred
$5.50 prior pref..
22%
Jan
4% May
®ti
10c
21
5%
Nov
July
1H May
'«
Aug
Dec
11%
Mar
59%
Dec
68%
Jan
10%
Dec
28%
26%
Feb
Dec
6
-*
*
Amer Clttes Power & Lt-
Jan
Sept
on
Dec
Apr
May
Price
Range
American Capital—
Feb
1%
14
"22% "22% ."*"50
Class A conv com.—-25
of Prices
tow
High
Amer Box Board Co com.l
1%
Week'e
Sale
High
Class A com
Aluminum Industries com *
1
92
Allied Products (Mlcb).
dates
Last
.STOCKS
(Continued)
Sharet
200
*
-
Friday
for
Salt
Jan
6%
100
Jan
/
saie»
Last
Par
July
Jan
a
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the. current year.
Jan
Sept
200
120
23
shown in
are
'
of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday
1%
7
Dec
Dec
Dec
—
89
93
week's ranf.e unless they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range
12%
3%
Alabama Gt Southern..50
2)3.
97
51%
87
91
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
100%
2.00s.
8%
6%
4%
Alabama Power Co $7 pf.*
pije
92
77%
100% 102%
22%
100
.
For footnotes sea
144
95%
42
Conv deb
100% 102%
100
103%
100
102%
100% 103
Doc
20
S6 preferred
Mar
"200
96%
6
*95%
95%
102
100%
1947 MN
1 1948 MN
High
5%
95%
84%
102
100%
Nov
.May
Friday
7-
96%
15
83%
84
23%
88
100
*100%
100%
(Continued)
Shares
Conv preferred.—.
Warrants...
59
47
84
100
*100
4%
Range for Year 1941
4%
1%
76%
46
86%
84%
{♦Wor
1947 MN
101%
1 1948 MN
whether stock
5%
4%
(NJ)-.l
120
75%
O
1951 J
102%
1946 MN
1.95s.
disregarded In the
are
20
common...2
36%
75%
28
83
—
100
May
S3nonv preferred
20
J
1943 A
..
Wise Public Service 3%s.—_ 1971 J
Nov
Alliance Investment
common.10
35%
46
D
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
Allied Iatl investing—
Mfg Class A .1
Class B
—.1
Ainsworth Mfg common..5
.
1C %
101
1946 MN
Alles & Fisber Inc com—*
Acme Wire Co
26
I)
{♦Wis Cent 50-yr 1st
00% 100%
May
„.:i.90s—
4%
Week
Aero Supply
20%
7%
20%
10
25%
35%
H S
1954 J D
Wheeling & L E RR 4s...
1949 M S
-Wheeling: Steel 1st 3"%ssefB:. 1986 MS
100% 101
1945 MN
1.85s
17%
"39
25%
26%
24%
23%
23%
22%
22%
23%
85%
West Va Pulp & Paper
100
1.80s—..
V
..
Registered..
99% 100
99% 100%
100%
.....
1.75s.......
.
26
26%
With declaration.
*99%
*99%
100%
50
24%
2000 F A
West Shore 1st 4s guar...... .2361
95%
108%
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
for
Sale
Price
97%
*99%
100%
24
26%
78
May
1.50s
Sates
Friday
Par
65%
-May
1.375s
74%
24%
new york curb exchange
tended to include every security,
STOCKS
71
*99%
*99%
25%
52
WestinghoURe El & Mfg 2%s.. .1951 UN
H♦Westphalia Un El Power 6s. .1953 I J
102% 107%
104% 107%
...Nov
1.25s.....
15
15%
1%
7%
6%
9%
8%
1942 MN
1943 MN
1943 MN
May
and ending the present Friday (Jan. 16, 1942),
(Jan. 10, 1942)
70
1942 MN
Nov
.8753....
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete record
last
107
94%
*104%
10
83
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s A.
.753.:
•:
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
97%
107
97%
27%
27%
1960 M 8
25-year gold 53—
30-year 5i
114%
110
112%
96
100%
96% 101%
105%
5
101%
South & Nor Ala RR gu 5s..:.1963
Southern Colo Power 6s A
109
105
70
26%
74%
7%
21%
7%
20%
7%
8
36
S
ser A— 1946 M S
♦5s assented——
1946 M S
.....
Western-Union Teleg g 4%s__. 1950 M N
101% 107%
37
45%
97
F A
1950
:
10
31
*98 %
1952
Simmons Co deb 4s
O
80%
30%
23%
31%
*25-
{♦Western Pae 1st 5s
107
110%
10
D
♦biomens & Halska deb 6H8..1951 U S
♦Silesia Elec Corp 6 Ha
1946 F A
JShlnyetsu El Pow 1st 6H»---1952
2%
2%
94%
West N Y & Pa gen gold 4s
8
4%
101
101%
■
80%
4
*99 %
1st & ref 5%s series A...... 1977 J
109% 113%
109%
97
26
1955 4
....
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd— 1950 J
Gen mtge 3%s.......
1967 J
90
5
29%
J
J
1961
2%B8f debs..
97 H
83
4
3%
i
J
3
17%
/
F
1935 F A
♦6s Series B certificates
Skelly Oil 3s debs
7%
8
4
98
97%
1944 M S
102% 103%
121% 124%
8
15
l
1.125s.
Oct 1949
{♦4s g stamped
♦Adjustment 5s_.
{♦Refunding 4s
20%
101%
109%
61%
61%
30%
37%
*30%
26%
26%
25%
25%
Washington Cent 1st gold 4s.. 1948 QM
1945 F A
Wash Term lstga 3%s.
1st 40-year guar 4s
1945 v A
UnltBdlStates Steel Corp—-
1.008
{Seaboard Air Line Ry—{♦1st g 4s unstamped..
7
:■:'
O
1971 UN
United Cigar-Whelan Sts 53
Serial debentures
.
1989 UN
6s debentures.
Warreu RR 1st ref gu g 3 %s.
107%
101'V. 101».-}
1980 J D
1955 A O
2
5%
70%
7
10
1947
registered. 1
34-year 3%s deb--...--..
35-year 3%s deb
:
Ref mtge 3%s ser A......
110
—
Scioto V & N E 1st gu 4s.
10
99%
*
3Hs.
1970 M 8
Santa Fe Pres & Phen 1st 5s—1942 M S
San Antonio Pub 8erv
3
3 %
{♦St Paul E Gr Trk 1st 4Ha... 1947 J J
{{♦StP& K C 8h L gu 4H8..1941 F A
S A 4 Ar Pass 1st gu g 4s::.:.1943 / J
{{♦Warreu Bros Co deb 6s...1941 M S
93% 102%
111
110%
A
1947 J
3s debentures
81
78
82%
3%
86%
'
Union Pacific RR—
United Biscuit 3%s debs
St Paul & Dul 1st con g 4s
Warner Bros Plot 6s debs.....1948 M
59%
O
41%
22%
.60
97%
8
A
64%
39H
H
37%
60
J
J
♦2d 4s inc bond ctfs
44%
8%
.V/N
A
4s
J
1955 A O
Walworth Co 1st M 4s..
48%
103""
1945 M S
{§*Uulon Elec Ry (Chic) 5s... 1945
80
J
1966 /
3%s series I
Western Maryland 1st 4s...,. 1952 A
Union Oil of Calif 6s series A.. 1942 F
15%
J
A*—.....1971 J
1st mtge
1971
60
"26""
West Penn Power 1st 5s E—. 1963
1st & land grant 4s
1989 UN
108
MN
1952 F A
f 7a
Union Elec Co of Mo 3%s
{St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
1st 4s bond ctfs.
sec s
f UJigawa Elec Powers f 7s
16%
13 %
102
*104%
31%
30
.1980 AO
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented)
U
16
14 H
1978
♦Ctfis of deposit stamped—
♦Guar
15%
15%
16%
9
*100
J
13
103®32 104%
---
f*Tyrol Hydro-El Pow 7%s..l955
75%
25
39
56 H
133^
13H
14%
13 H
13
64%
74 %
*52
J
J
36
74
H
14 H
lien 4s A
♦Certificates of deposit
{♦St L-San Fr
73 H
*72
gu
*81%
*10U%2
178
"25"
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented)....
88%
70%
89
89
89
4 0
Tol W V & Ohio4sseries C....1942 M S
Toronto Ham & Buff 1st g 4s..1946 J D
Trenton G & El 1st g 5s
1949 M S
70
O
7D
Tol St Louis & West 1st 4s.... 1950
85
97%
107% 112
A
26%
25%
30%
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & lmpt 3 %s 1960
41%
31%
27
D
38%
37%
Gen mtge 4s series A.:.....1981 J
...1953 J
With declaration
80%
80%
35%
35%
70%'
4
*37%
1976 FA
♦Ref & gen 5s series D
65
9%
1st 68 dollar series
44
2
179
*69
1st mtge 4s series
9
109%
*69
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented). —
♦Ref & gen 4%s series C....1978 AO
tTokyo E'.c tri) Light Co Ltd—
Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4Ha. 1966
St Jos & Grand island 1st 4s.. 1947
"40 '
J
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)..1941
{♦Wabash Ry ref & gen 5 %s A .1975 M S
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented)
75
102%
53%
55
84%
85%
40%
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)—...
§ ♦Toledo & Chic Dlv g 4s
99
-64%
102%
84%
*Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr).i—.
g term 4s
1954 J
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)......
^♦Det & Chic Ext 1st 5s
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)..1941
102
64
"76
106
38%
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr).. 1939
§ ♦Omaha Dlv 1st g 3%S—.1941
78
102%
74
65
108%
§»Des Moines Dlv 1st 4s
87
94%
102% 107%
102% 107%
64%
101%
72
83
84%
1939 F
♦lst lien
108% 113%
108% 112%
64
102"
91
-
71
108%
......
§42d gold 5s
104%
102
*88
71
111
111
108% 112
54%
69
84%
90
69
*62
J
O
.....1939 MN
metis of dep (reorg mgr)
166%
110
W
{Wabash RR Co—
§♦ 1st gold 5s
99%
108%
57% 75%
./
D
O
1979 4 O
1980 J D
C—i
5s series
Gen & ref 5s series D
110%
16%
2%
3%
101% 102%
102% 106%
103
105%
100% 109%
123% 128%
102%
*87%
104%
104%
Texas & Pacific 1st gold 5s....2000
J
Gen & ref 5s series B
1977 1
107
121%
J
18
8%
7%
10
110
109
110
Virginian Ry 3% series A....1966 MS
13
103
O
1953 <4
7
27
102%
A
Company 3s deb
68
12%
17
Ref & lmpt mtge 3%s ser B11974
Texarkana & Ft S gu'0%3 A...1950
-
109% 109%
11%
108%
109%
Texas & N O con gold 5s......1943
*107
29
109%i 109%
50
*108H
11
10
J
35
*109
121%
J
36
45
15H
H
14H
Va & Southwest 1st gu 53.....2003 J
1st cons 5s...—i—»_1958 4
104% 109
30
36%
102
A
48%
S
M
45
19
104
1953
35
*44
M
5s
cons
f g 4s
s
131
D
81
109% 112%
103%
1944
Texas
Gen mtge 3Ha series J.....1969 M S
I Ark & Louis 1st 4Hs.-1934 M S
1['Ruhr Chemical s f 6s..
1948
{♦Rut-Canadian 4s stpd1949
{{♦Rutlaud RR4HS8tpd.._..1941
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen 5s. .1951
26%
•6%
86
72
11
,
26%
17%
102% 107
193%
78
Vandalla RR cons g 4s series A. 1955 * A
Cons s f 4s series B—— ...1957 UN
Va Elec & Pow 3%s ser B..—1968 M S
Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s.. 1949 «8
c-i
Gen refund
A
94%
T
15
6
A
Richfield Oil Corp—
4s s f conv debentures...... 1952 M S
5*Rlma Steel 1st
27
15
With declaration.
♦Cons mtge 6s
26%
14%
6%
J
10
40
*101%
104%
Superior Oil 3%s deb3
f ♦Rhlne-ftuhr Water Serv 6s..1953
♦Rhlne-Westphalla El Pr 7s..1950
81 %
82
110
.
J
Stand Oil of Calif 2% debs..1.1966 F A
Standard Oil N J deb 3s......1961
J D
2% debenture
1953 J
J
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s..l945 J
33
110
62
83%
110%
106%: 106%
34
36%
89%
"83""
D
...
96% 102
^1
J
,
-.80
J
1951 J
So'western Bell Tel 3%s B—1964
J
1st & ref 3s series C...
1968 J
♦Spokane International 4 %s..2013 I
28%
IfmRhelnelbe Union
*3Ha assented.
...1956
Aluminum Co common... *
6% preferred..,
100
Aluminum Goods Mfg...*
6% preferred
—
lOO
Dec
111%
Mar
103
Mar
American Book Co.... 100
101
103
113
114
12%
700
Dec
100
12
'
65
100
93
.
Jan
Class A
Jan
Class B—-
Dee
85
93
Jan
118
Mar
4%
"75% "77" """250
155
Dec
92
"l^SOO rl08%
12%
May
Dec
18%
7% Sept
76
20
.
Dec
Oct
99%
3i»- Nov
American Beverage com._l
Dec
102%
113%
12%
-.-——25
13%
11%
13%
11%
Sift
—.1
25
50 J
300
10
%
Feb
Jan
35
Amer Cyaaamld class A. 10
Class B n-V—_—
9% Dec
% Nov
-
37%
37%
40
20%
21%
8,900
Jan
41
Aug
31
Feb
42%
July
28
Nov
Apr
•u Sept
35
13%
-25
Conv class A.-
Jan
Amer Export
Lines com.-l
Amer Foreign Pow warr
700
15%
Apr
100
Hi
Dec
*u Jan
•
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Tuesday, January 20, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sales
Friday I
STOCKS
Last
<Continued)
Par
Price
Elec—-10
100
I f0
preferred- -—1
American Gas &
% preferred
Amer General Corp c<*m
4 '-i
■
•
$2 conv
2%
$2.50 conv preferred.—1 "29 %
17
Amer Hard Rubber GO—60
21%
Amer Laundry Macli_—20
Lt & Trac com—25
6% preferred
-£•>
Amer Mfg Co common. 100
Preferred.
—
--1
—
Amer
6.000
19%
100
Nov
Dec
,2%
2%
600
1
100
25
Deo
30
29%
26%
29%
100
28
Apr
33
Oct
Jan
17
17
100
15%
16%
Feb
Feb
26%
Aug
"
175
500
19%, 21%
MOO
20
200
Superpower Corp com
1st $6 preferred..-—*
$6 series preferred-----*
Apr
Feb
1%
Dec
28%
Apr
Oct
June
84
% May
32%
Jan
85
Sept
8% Sept
3%
fSi
4,000
%4
Dec
46%
100
42 %
47%
2%
2%
1,200
1%
May
Dec
100
2%
Dec
3%
com.*
2%
2%
1,100
2%
,1%
Dec
Mar
3%
"is
Dec
6%
Dec
f
Angostura-Wupperman - .1
Apex Eleo Mfg Co com_ - Appalachian Elec Power"
preferred——100
Arkansas Nat
:
103%
non-vot. 6% preferred.. ——10
Arkansas P & L $7 pref...
Aro Equipment Corp
1
Art Metal Works com—5
Ashland Oil & Ref Co——1
Assoc Breweries of Can..*
Associated Elec Industries
Amer dep rets
40
103%
102%
Dec
8
,
Jan
Oct
Aug
3% July
1% Sept
12
Jan
108%
Dec
July
Dec
Dec
2
Apr
9
Nov
79% June
96
1
700
%
1
1
1,700
7%
7%
7%
1,800
%
6%
7%
3%
4%
Dec
4%
5,200
Dec
5
3%
Dec
10% June
reg—£1
Dec
2
Class A
2% July
11% Aug
6% June
6%
Jan
12 v
3%
$5 preferred
■'
Assoc
300
»»4
Dec
%
100
*268
Dec
%
■'si
>64
-
Dec
%
1%
——
Dec
Laundries of Amer.*
Nov
Oct
Atlanta
Coast RR
Atlanta Gas
Co
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
72
May
108
Apr
110
Nov
1%
pref---|00
Lt 6,o Pf-100
Atlantic Coast
FisheneS—1
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sept
65
& Tel class A
Birmingham &
Assoc Tel
■
3%
3%
Atlantic Ccast
Line Co.-50
200
3%
3
warrants— —
Atlas Drop Fcrge com—5
Atlas Plywood Corp—...
Auburn
25%
2%
Apr
500
H
16%
5%
Jan
Sept
Nov
Jan
5%
11% Dec
2% May
200
I
17-
60
3%
25%
Corp—-1
Atlantic Rayon
3%
16%
%
400
5%
3
2,900
3,300
16%
75
13%
Dec
2%
2%
800
2%
Dec
5
13
Jan
15
2%
2%
100
1
Dec
2%
f: 1 % May
2%
Class A voting........*
Class Bnonvot—
*
100
Canadian Marconi
Capital City Products
Ayrshire Patoka
Aug
Class
B-
6%
30
Carnation Co common..
.
150
42
111% 111%
35
10
108
*
Carrier Corp common...1
Carter (J W) Co common
4%
4% ?:
700
5
3%
5%
Casco Products....—..
Castle (A M) common..
'
10
-
—
July
4%
Aug
Dec
4%
Dec
17%
July
Jan
Nov
16
Dec
%
Jan
36%
Apr
Sept
3%
Feb
9
1
Cent Hud G & E com
*
Cent Maine Pow 7% pf 100
-
7%
27%
400
23%
Dec
32%
July
3%
32%
4%
33%
2,700
2%
Dec
7%
Jan
3%
Dec
Dec
>>16
"l6
300
%
Dec
37%
6%
1%
6%
6%
7%
300
6%
Dec
Jan
10%
150
Rubber Co com.l
Steel..
Barlow & Seelig Mfg"—
$1.20 conv A com
6
Basic Refractories Inc.—1
Baumann—See "Ludwlgr
Barium Staiuless
30%
Mar
Cent N Y Pow
5% pref .100
11
Cent & South West Util 50c
■in
1
Cent States Elec com
$1.60 conv pre!-.
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
com—1
Bellanca Aircraft com
1
Bell Tel of Cauada
100
Benson & Hedges com.—*
.Convpreferred
Bell Aircraft Corp
3%
22
22
8%
15
2%
8%
14%
2%
225
9
15%
2%
1,300
3,700
1,000
111
109
32%
70
32%
20
4%
12%
4%
13%
1%
94%
23%
32
Berkcy & Gay Furniture. 1
%
Dec
Mar
Jan
Apr
Dec
Dec
Dec
Mar
Jan
% May
4,800
Blokfords Inc common...*
10
10
100
8
Nov
$2.50 preferred
*
Birds boro Steel Foundry
<fc Machine Co com....*
38%
38%
25
37
Apr
7%
3%
15%
%
7%
100
—*
Blauner's common
7%
5
Bliss (EW) common—
15%
Blue Ridge Corp com...
7ie
$3 opt conv pref—..
34%
1
Chamberiln Metal Weather
33
5
15%
7»
34%
150
1,200
*
*
*
Jan
$7 preferred series A..*
Feb
S6 preferred series B_.
25
110
Apr
117
V
1,100
>i8
Dec
-300
•
$6 preferred BB
100
«»2
Dec
Dec
%
2%
Jan
J6 preferred...
%
Mar
3%
'
Co.---.25
Bourjois Inc.————
Cleveland Tractor com
Aeronautical...1
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Machine
Preferred
25
1%
250
6%
conv
Colorado Fuel & Iron warr
.
100
Columbia Oil & Gas...—1
38%
Oct
Dec
8%
July
Dec
Feb
Oct
Oct
38%
Jan
8% Nov
Dee
Dec
1
3%
41
%
5
Jan
4
:
900
»it
9%
2%
10
Dec
•
Dec
3,000
2%
48
450
,
52
50
4%
"l"66
18%
6%
83%
7%
Dec
Feb
48
10
78%
Dec
72%
Feb
Feb
7%
7%
6%
Dec
Nov
30
8%
""2%
3,100
20%
52
"2%
2%
1
10
52
2%
i~66o
30
300
Apr
Feb
1%
44"
44
13%
31%
13%
200
31%
10
50
Feb
Dec
35% June
11 % May
30%
Jan
10% July
11%
2%
50
4%
%
63
14%
Apr
Oct
Nov
Aug
July
Aug
Nov
—1
Consol Biscuit Co
Consol G E L P Bait com
7
Dec
ord bearer £1
8
May
Am dep rets
eTdreg—_i;l
6
July
'
*
'w
British Col Power cl A.
15
Brown Fence & Wire com.l
Dec
4%% series B pref..100
4% pref series C
100
Feb
1
preferred.—.:
7%
2%
7%
300
Dec
7
May
v
6%
Jan
4
-100
"l%
"l% "~2%
32
32
1%
2%
60
-
%
2%
60
he
100
10
2,100
410
24
>
•'
1
Feb
common.5
>2i«
1,200
>
"150
18
Cont Roll & Steel
8%
5%
conv
4
Dec
14
1%
Sept
Sept
Mar
""34"
Dec
46
1,700
12
Dec
91
100
85
Dec
19% Mar
99% Feb
10%
12%
2,500
9
Dec
Aug
Bunker Hill A Sullivan 2 60
Burco Inc $3 pref
;..*
Burma Corp Am dep rets..
Burry Biscuit Corp. .12 %c
9%
%
%
600
%
Dec
Dec
Nov
12% Mar
10% Dee
1
Jan
»ie
1%
•
Vot trust ctfs
Equity Corp
■
<".
S3
conv
com men..
I
1
101%
50c
Cables A Wireless Ltd—
Am <1at> 5%% pref she £1
For footnotes see page 295.
%
Feb
%
13
Jan
Feb
200
200
Jan
Ap,r
Apr
""125
27
Dec
5%
800
2
Feb
6%
•80
Apr
98%
40
>18
9
28
Dec
Jan
Mar
Sept
98% Aug
103"
98
"IOO
102% 105
75
108% 110%
19% 20%
350
1
Eversharp Inc com
Feb
128
Oct
70
98
Feb
129
Nov
68
Feb
135%
67%
147
Oct
Dec
24
Dec
Dec
8
Jan
78l
16
%
300
15%
2%
16
2%
500
13
300
1% May
17%
Dec
"300
"2% "2%
1
Oct
Jan
72
20%
4
.1
Falrchild Aviation
l
Fairchlld Eng & Airplane. 1
Falstaff Brewing
1
2
Den
%
Jan
Apr
%
20%
3%
Mar
28%
Jan
3%
Aug
June
Jan
9
9
2%
2%
7%
200
7% May
1.400
9%
2%
7%
18
7%
1% Dec
5% May
18% Dec
100
200
12% Sept
4%
Jan
8% Nov
25% Jan
35
July
*jFlat Amer dep rets
19
June
19
June
Fire Association (Phlla).lO
Florida P A L $7 pref....*
Jan
400
100
5
5
Dec
5
3%
10%
8%
Dec
Jan
Jan
62%
101%
101
20
58%
Apr
250
106%
July
1%
200
1
May
2
Sept
300
9%
Jan
13
Sept
9%
62
101%
Dec
12% Sept
76%
Aug
134% June
Jan
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
*
Am dep rets ord reg—£1
Ford.Motor of Canada—
•1%
Class A non-vot—.....*
Glass B voting........*
11%
'
2
Mar
June
12
-
.....
25
9
9
Common.
*
Fox (Peter) Brewing Co..5
Franklin Co Distilling.. 1
19
26
Apr
%
.
h«
2
Jan
;
101% 101%
Jan
Fuller (Geo A) Co new__l
$3 conv stock
v...;*
%
Jan
13%
,
Sept
1%
Aug
Mar
Mar
'
)
•
v
^
Dec
Dec
1%
21% June
2%
119%
111%
1%
31
0%
30
4%
107
Feb
Sept
Sept
Oct
Feb
1%
Jan
8%
Sept
Mar
98
79
Dec
Dec
%
8%
Mar
6
Dec
11%
Jan
100
31
6%
Dec
11
Jan
300
6%
31
5%
29%
4%
Oct
37
Jan
Feb
Dec
Dec
2,450
5%
1%
1%
Dec
7%
Gameweil Co $6 conv pf.»
Gatineau Power Co— !
86
Dec
95% May
5% preferred
Jan
Oct
100
U18
%
4
14%
400
$6 preferred
14%
13%
40
101
101
16%
4%
1,000
16%
300
5
>i«
500
316
Common...
h«
*
Tire'
200
%
%
6% preferred A
100
$3 preferred
97
2
Sept
19
Sept
Preferred....
%
19
19
2"00
"16
16%
75
Jan
31
Jan
1% July
•18 Mar
Dec
110
45
June
61
Jau
97
97
10
100
Aug
108
May
7
100
6
Dec
10%
50
32
Dec
43
Mar
250
98
Jan
110
Mar
00
Jan
100% Mar
7% Sept
50
Sept
7
34%
101% 102%
.....
...
"IOO
*
Gilchrist Co..
*
2%
Sept
Glen Alden Coal
19%
July
July
Godchaux Sugars class A.*
Class B
..*
Jan
$7 preferred*
Goldfield Consol Mines..1
»
Sept
2% May
Goodman Mfg Co
5%
1%
Sept
Apr
Gorham Inc class A
Dec
Dec
22%
Apr
Dec
4
"
%
conv preferred...25
83
Oct
53
34%
*
Jan
% May
1%
Dec
*i8
May
Sept
51
Gen Water CAE corn..1
Feb
2%
Jan
Nov
>18 July
63
A Rubber—
Gilbert (A C) common..*
7%
%
16%
104
Nov
Dec
19
1
$6 conv preferred
General
Nov
Jan
Dec
71
Georgia Power $6 pref...*
$5 preferred
Dec
July
Jau
52%
*
Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pflOO
Gen rub Serv $6 pref.—*
Gen Rayon Co A stock...*
General Shareholdings Corp
Jan
Mar
1% July
12% Mar
3% May
10%
40
>18
Gladding McBean A Co.*
Adrs ord reg stocks.—£1
Creole Petroleum
6
6%
July
% June
General Investment com.l
Sept
%
1%
55%
1%
1%
Apr
Jan
Dec
May
49%
.100
80
Jan
%
4%
100
1%
preferred—.60
July
Amer dep rets ord reg.£l
Gen Fireprooflng com...*
Gen Gas A El $6 pref B__*
%
6%
July
87
Gen Electrio Co Ltd—
1,800
8%
47
Dec
Oct
130
88
8%
Feb
44
Jan
»3i
85%
Sept
28
Gellman Mfg Co com
1
General Alloys Co.......*
Feb
6%
85%
Oct
Nov
15
conv preferred... 100
4%
Jan
2%
73
Dec
4
600
5%
2 '""' Jan
Dec
Jan
.1%
5%
Dec
Feb
100
33%
Dec
Dec
;2oo
100
10
10
'♦
Mar
July
105
500
1%
29%
11%
20%
Jan
%
8% May
May
9%
Dec
18
Conv partte pref—.J5
Jan
%
39%
110%
20
1
Feb
'
52
Common
;
70
com... 1
3%
1%
12%
32%
Eureka Pipe Line com..50
Mar
Dec
%
l',800
1,000
1
49%
28%
—*
11%
7%
99
4,300
12
32
7%
11%
31%
100
4300
30
100
4% Dec
40% Dec
x3%
Jan
7% June
8%
Feb
19%
Feb
4% May
04
May
5
Sept
7% Juue
15% July
33% Deo
8% Aug
101
Oct
Jan
%
1% Mar
14% _Jan
25% June
32%
>18
Apr
July
50
£l
*
1%
1% >
.
200
1%
$3 preferred
"29"
Gorham Mfg common.. 10
"29" ""loo
1% Sept
35%
Nov
Jan
Aug
Grand Rapids Varuish...l
Crystal Oil Ref
hi
—10
Cuban Atlantic Sugar...5
Cuban Tobacco com.....*
14%
14%
15%
22,400
Deo
Jan
14%
1%
7
Deo
2%
Oct
2% Aug
7% May
Mar
1
Curtis Ligbt'g Inc com 2.50
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
% July
10% July
Apr
4%
5%
com....
$6 preferred
Jan
May
3%
3%
100
2%
Dec
5%
Gray Mfg Co new
6
3
3%
500
2%
Dec
6%
stock...*
80
81%
275
75%
Dec
105
Dec
132% Sept
Non-vot
com
7% 1st preferred
100
Greater N Y Brewery.:_1
GtNorthern Paper
130
129
%
33%
25
*
Grocery Sts Prod com_25c
D
Darby Petroleum
75
130
h«
Davenport Hosiery Mills.*
Dayton Rubber Mfg.—.1
Class A conv..;
35
Decca Records common. 1
Dejay Stores.........._l
7%
20%
6%
-20
100
2%
9
July
Aug
20
Mar
12
Jan
1
3%
7%
20%
"550
5
Dec
190
18
Dec
2%
"ioo
5%
2%
Dec;
3% Sept
%
Deo
Mar
53% JUly
99%
Feb
'
1
"2%
Feb
>13
6%
6%
...
»
Feb
28% Jan
9% Nov
21,100
250
35
.....
""206
(Guardian Investors..... 1
com
Jan
Great Atl A Pao Tea—
Greenfield Tap A Die
%
29%
6%
%
Apr
Deo
42
Dec
Nov
10% Jan
1% Apr
% Mar
>84 Sept
~
"32% "34%
%
Dec
39
Jan
"107% i07%
.'*
20
Aug"
Gypsum Lime A Alabastine*
Mar
Mar
Deo
115
Jan
Mar
3
Sept
3%
16%
Dec
Dec
8%
25%
Jan
44
IOO
108
2%
33%
29
108
25
Gulf States Util $5.50 pf.
$6 preferred...a.
120
Feb
Dec
65
111% Nov
H
Feb
DennteauMfgul A com.. 5
$6 prior preferred—.60
8% debenture..
100
Derby Oil & Ref Corp com*
% June
% May
Dec
Nov
he
10c
preferred
Esquire Inc
Dec
'
400
1%
1
1
100
37
39
50
.35
....
Cable Elec Prod com..50c
70
Emsco Derriok A Equip..5
Gulf Oil Corp
14%
4%
65%
July
July
Buff Niagara & East Pow-
$1.60 prelerred——..25
$4 1st preferred.-.-.—*
July
52
33
Sept
15%
91%
60
Buckeye Pipe Line.
Dec
47%
Fed Compress A W'h'se 25
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd.—.*
"■
%
500
2,100
27%
Jan
June
10,900
57
61%
5%
4%
13
Oct
Courtaulds Ltd—
7%
100
>it June
Corroon & Reynolds...
$6 preferred A
Cosden Petroleum
100
100
24%
7
100
8%
8%
.
1
Copper Range Co
Dec
6%
1% Mar
4% July
4%
Jan
60%
Dec
13
...
Crown Cork Intemat A—*
69
1%
3%
Dec
17%
>ie
Continental Oil of Mex
Oct
Mar
Mar
Dec
! %
60
5%
Dec
%
17%
10
100
1%
Froedtert Grain A Malt-
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
Continental Gas & Elec Co
7% prior pref
Jan
Nov
82%
Dec
1,800
1%
8% preferred....... 100
Consol Royalty Oil
10%, Sept
1%
«24%
%
Oct
'11
Fanny Farmer Candy....1
9 .s
Dec
% Dee
4% May
1% Nov
62% Dec
"
Crowley, Mllner & Co.—
Crown Cent Petrol (Md).5
9%
_6£L_, \
Oct
19
Fansteel Metallurgical...*
Fedders Mfg Co
5
4
Nov
;i
■
L900
34
1%
Croft Brewing Co
Aug
19
Dec
Jan
July
2%
Dec
%
200
1
%.
Crocker Wheeler Elec...*
11%
Dec
11
Jan
Dec
4
1%
Jan
%
Jan
16% July
2%
Jan
4%
100
Empire Power part stock *
%• Jan
8% July
3%
1,200
6
1
Apr
8%
Nov
11%
400
J 8
7% preferred
8% preferred
Jan
41
Dec
30
150
" 34%
5%
Crown Drug Co com..25c
ordreg—10s
*
6% preferred
6%% preferred
Oct
17
2%
Consol Gas Utilities
12%
British Celanese Ltd—
>18
375
225
.
Mar
6%
Jan
% May
■5%
Jau
34
51%
31
—
18% Sept
Empire Gas & Fuel Co—
Aug
July
July
July
Aui
102
Dec
Cornucopia Gold Mines 5c
Feb
5%
Apr
Jan
Mar
5%
1%
Sept
3%
1,000
1%
61
Emerson Elec Mfg__.._
Jan
104
Dec
Feb
83%
189%
4%
$3 preferred
Conn Telep & Elec Corp
Cooper-Bessemer com...*
$3 prior preference-
3,000
11
10
Electrographlo Corp.__..l
Elgin Nat Watoh Co... 15
%" July
% Dec
5% June
.
75
3
54
4%
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.*
5%
July
Amide grcts
Bruce (E L) Co
Dec
..
%
30%
Jan
9%
Class A..............
Brown Forman Distillers.1
Jan
100
5%
Common
Conscl Retail Stores
9
~
$6 preferred.........
Brown Rubber Co com..!
10
44
52
Consol Mln & Smelt Ltd.5
4%
2
Community Water Serv..
Compo Shoe Mach—
V t 0 ext to 1946
Conn Gas & Coke Secur-
Jan
9%
British Amer Oil Co
Class A
Jan
72
>84
Apr
Mar
Jan
200
56
.*
Fort Worth Sto.k Yards
%
h»
Am dep rets
73%
150
,-60
7%
20%
%
Jan
6% July
11% Sept
7% preferred
100
Bnllo Mfg Co common...*
.
Jan
Jan
49
preferred—.£1
Dec
Class B
British Amer Tobacco
5%
14%
110%
83
'
Oohn A Rosenberger Inc
Dec
%
....
*
Dec
Dec
Aug
Dec
>8*
*
100
Brill Corp class A
Mar
10%
%
Dec
%
5%
1%
$5 2d preferred..
*
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow...*
Brewster
4%
10%
78
5%
12%
30
100
1
Dec
•
6
Bowman-BUtmore com... *
Breeze Corp common
Apr
3%
9%
2,500
11%
Claude Neon Lights Inc.
24
Nov
42
2%
Option warrants
2%
Community Pub Service 25
Jan
Mar
Dec
16
15%
2
Elec P A L 2d pref A
Jan
Sept
%
14%
13%
Oct
13%
40%
Jan
24
3%
600
*
14%
13%
$5 preferred
Jan
Clark Controller Co—
Aug
1% Sept
he
*
Eleo Bond A Share com..5
Dec
%
%
52%
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. .4
Cleveland Elec Ilium
*
y
1,000
Economy Grocery Stores. *
Aug
Feb
>258
*
$6 preferred
8% Sept
18% May
Borne Scrymser
7% 1st preferred
%
50
.
"16
«i#
City Auto Stamping
*
City & Suburban Homes 10
Dec
29
Eastern States Corp
300
...
5%
Cities Serv P & L $7 pref.*
Jan
Sept
Nov
112
16%
Eastern Malleable Iron.25
Jan
'■
80
2%
Oct
Jan
7%
r
33
18%
10
13%
2%
53
:
58%
150
31%
95
>10%
100
Chllds Co preferred
Cities Service common.. 10
Jan
1%
10%
700
32%
Dec
.>i2s
49
Jan
x
Dec
3,600
1%
100
Dec
"it
10%
3
70%
% -Dec
40
?Dec
8%
1%
51
105
1
9
Nov
Oct
6%
Aug
Jan
'/-
Mar
7%
1%
49
6
Commonw Distribution..1
34%
34%
6%
Jan
111
Dec
700
7%
Jan
76
34%
Dec
7ie
51
73
h«
11
6
Dec
% June
Empire Diet El 6% pf 100
Cberry-Burrell common..5
Chesebrough Mfg
25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 5
Chicago Rivet <& Mach—.4
5
Sept
Jan
5%
Jan
114
Oct
1%
07
100
4%% prior pref
6% preferred-
June
May
12%
^.*
100
4
Columbia Gas & Eleo—
4
200
*
Common...:..
'""46
Charis Corp common...10
6%
2%
1,600
Bohack (H C) Co com..
7% 1st preferred
Jan
July
"
5
Strip Co
Colt's Patent Fire Arms .25
24%
100
Eagle Plcher Lead...... 10
East Gas & Fuel Assoc—
Jan
r
7%
85
'29.100
Jan
1
Blumenthal (S) & Co
8
Commonwealth & Southern
.1
10
20
Beauult Mills Inc com..
6%
20%
Dec
Apr
100
Conv preferred
Jan
16% July
Apr
% May
% Dec
-
Warrants
Beau BrummellTies Inc.
July
5%
7|«
100
100
6% preferrred
7% preferred
Jan
Aug
10
67
Dec
109
200
"34%
105
Jan
Aug
5%
Dec
July
3%
100
Dec
7%
7% Pfd 100
Jan
8
Dec
Easy Washing Mach B.
Cent Pow & Lt
12%
Dec
Sept
Nov
-
106
~~85~r
Cent Ohio Steel Prod.... 1
5% preferred
6%
May
3%
%
June
2%
6%
Colon Development ord...
I-30
pieterred
BaldwiJ
27%
Apr
21
1,000
Cockshutt Plow Co 00m.*
3%
11
61
3%
6%
2%
Club Alum Utensil Co—
27%
Apr
2%
*
Duro Test Corp common.!
Duval Texas Sulphur...
Apr
44
Dec
Apr
Cllnchfield Coal Corp.. 100
B
Nov
10%
200
4%
4%
67
:
Dubiller Condenser Corp.l
Duke Power Co....... 100
Jan
Dec
29
10
7% preferred
Aug
113
Nov
17
«*
Catalln Corp of Amer
60c preferred B
19
Jan
Nov
10
200
10%
21
110%
Feb
10% ' Jan
Dec
3%
.1
Jan
Dec
11
common. 1
Draper Corp....
Driver Harris Co
Nov
7%
Dec
$6 preferred..^..
I*
Dec
Nov
29
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.*
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
July
%
Oct
100
41%
Carolina P <& L $7 pref—
Oct
Dec
20
130
Collieries 1
Babcock & Wilcox Co
*
Baldwin Locomotive—
Purch warrants for com.
Dobeckmun Co
Sept
Oct
10
Oct
Feb
High
Dec
h»
"206
13%
Diamond Shoe common ..*
Divco-Twin Truck com._l
Jan
Low
1%
13
pe Vilblss Co common.. 10
7% preferred
10
Mar
Dec
7
200
■; 300
Range for Year 1941
300
1
"is
Gra)y Iron Fdy—1
for
Week
Shares
Jan
121
Feb
114%
%
of Price*
High
Durham Hosiery cl B com *
9%
5% Sept
2% Dec
'itt
—
25
%
;9%
7l«v.
8%
_.
$6 preferred
Axton-F'sher Tobacco—
common——10
2%
..100
7% preferred
Jan
Mar
1
(B F) & Sons com 6
6% preferred w w
25
6% preferred x-w... -25
Warrants
18%
Week's Range
Low
Det Mich Stove Co com.. 1
Canadian Industries Ltd
July
July
13
2
Avery
Class A
Jan
15%
"is
11%
4%
1%
3%
Jan
Colonial Airways... 1
Canadian Dredg & Dock.*
Canadian Indus Alcohol—
29%
4%
2
1
3%
Price
(Detroit Paper Prod.
1
Detroit Steel Prod.....10
Aug
Aug
2%
Central Mfg——
Automatic Products
Automatic Voting Mach
2%
% Dec
1% May
-
7% partio preferred—25
Chief Consol Mining
Atlas Corp
..■«
Canadian Car & Fdy Ltd—
Cessna Aircraft Co
(Associated Gas & Elec
Common..—..-—-
w.
Canada .Cement Co Ltd.*
Conv pref optser
v.
Detroit
Mar
1
1
Gas com.. .*
Common cl A
103
600
1%
"
w
-
Sale
May
5% Mar
14
Dec
Jan
%
Jan
60% Sept
2%
2%
Writlng Paper
Anchor Poet Fence
1
Callite Tungsten Corp.-.l
Last
Par
High
Carman & Co Class A....*
Thread 5% pf- -5
Amer
Low
Shares
23% Sept
15%
5%
Hlgd
(Continued)
2:2%
California Elec Power...10
28% June
Apr
Mar
NOV
>18
H
~2%
Low
STOCKS
Range for Year 1941
for
I. Week
■
Camden Fire Insur Assn.6
Dec
Dec
50
Am
;
%
1,100
'Y ~T%
6
Jan
,
Price
Friday
Sales
Rauge]
of Prices
Calamba Sugar Estate..20
Feb
Jan
Apr
9%
100
11%
H
26%
%
26%
Republics -—-10
Dec
Week's
Can
*
Scal-Kap common- -2
4%%
%
17%
79%
Co-—- - --- -Potash & Chemical-
American
Apr
,
Maracalbo Co-
American
9%
25
A mer Meter
Amer
300
'11%
Amer
Amer
July
13%
30%
113%
3%
12%
19%
20%
103% 104
•
Rale
Par
26%
19%
104
Last
High
Lou>
Shares
12
>
•
High
Low
Friday
STOCKS
{Continued)
1941
Range for Year
for
Week
of Prices
12
Amer Fork & Hoc com.—
,
' Week's Range
Sale
1
Feb
A conv preferred......*
%
Feb
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.—1
6% preferred w w
2q
%
Feb
1- *
.
29%
■7
17%
Jan
Jan
Mar
2%
112
June
2% July
54% Nov
Dec
10
'
Jan
Jan
18%
Oct
Hall Lamp Co
......5
HammermiU Paper.....10
18%
Hartford Eleo Light..
25
Hartford Rayon v 10....1
Harvard Brewing Co-.—l
18%
150
"%
"266
/%
Dec
1%
Nov
1%
1%
1%
200
"20%
19%
20%
500
Jan
Jan
1% July
2
Sept
Hat Corp of America—B non-vot common
2%
1
Haseltine Corp.........*
14
Dec
Dec
Jan
2$%Jan
5%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4035
Volume 155
293
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
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•
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(Continued)
Par
•
Sale
Price
Week's Range
Hearn Dept Stores cotn_.G
v
6%
Mar
4}*
Feb
32 V*
nreferred—.50
26}*
Mining Co.-.:.25c
5 J*
26}*
1 69*
5,200
49*
Dec
6
*
85*
! 8%
100
89*
Nov
12
600
Dec
11
j...
——*
Class A
9
50
9}*
2
Heller Co common..
••■'
6 9*
Dec
j..25
22 9*
Nov
25
23 9*
Nov
Henry Holt & Co par A..*
Hewitt Rubber common. .5
3 9*
•«..
Dec
Preferred
w
Preferred
.
ex-warr
w
Heyden Chemical
—.10
Hoe (R) A Co class A—10
100
<10
87 9*
75
65
17}*
V
16}*
179*
79*
.
Holophane Co common..*
4---*
269*
..100
111
49*
49*
Feb
189*
Sept
7}*
100
Dec
Sept
17 9*
"~50
Margay
Feb
Marion Steam
29*
Feb
38
Dec
"57""
"900
52 *4
500
4 9*
Dec
May McEwen Kaiser Co
$4 preferred.......__
McCord Rad A Mfg B_..»
Jan
•
Aug
MoWilliams
79*
Apr
59*
Jan
A pi
18
Oct
Aug
Mead Johnson A Co.
65
:-t.
•>
"~50
»i«
49*
Nov
39*
v
Aug
8
Dec
5
7
Dec
'
120
120
19*
Feb
9*
19*
Dec
Feb
29*
July
13}*
Dec
■199*
Sept
r
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f
'
Mi
*
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•.
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.■
>20
-29*
120
300
3
59*
39*
20
*
15 9*
200
29*•- 2»*
300
2
.
9*
Oct
^39*
219*
Dec
35
269*
9*% A preferred... 100
'>
5
"99
,-V •-69*
"969* "66
1
:
25c
-
■
"375
.9* v
Dec
139*
Dec
Dec
59*
Imperial Chemical Indus—
Am dep rets regis...£1
Dec
-
ImperialTobacco of Can.5
"89* "9"
89*
79*
1,000
99*
Feb
Oct
....
2H
5V*% preferred
100
6% pf.100
7% preferred
..100
18
18
Class B
Class B v tc
200
49*
100
19*
79*
-19*
79*
1,900
1049*. Dec
115
9*
-134*
Jan
279*
70
149*
Jan
29
•
'IB
,
4
1
v*
7% preferred....... 100
Insurance Co of No Am. 10
International Cigar Mach
Internat Hydro Elec—
Pref $3.60 series
50
Intcrnat Industries Inc.-l
84*
89*
Midwest Oil Co
76
75
;
129*
Dec
765*
950
64 9*
7
400 -109*
Jan
1%
15*
19*
19*
,
800
1
vi
Co warr...
Petroleum-
»u>
*
99*
9*
9*
,t
Dec
Feb
300
-
»«.
2,300
ref
9*
Jan
Jan
9 >4
9,100
39*
49*
4
9*
9*
100
M
•%
Dec
9*
v
*
29*
Cla*fl B.
'it
$1.75 preferred
*
8
8
510
50
$3.50 prior pref
Interstate Home Equip..
...6 J*
Interstate H^Iery"SIins".T*
.7%i
Dec
Ward A—.*
12
9
129*
150
9
129*
1
Oct
Jan
Apr
Mountain City Cop com.6c
Mountain
99*
400
Producers—. 10
Jan
Nov
10
Jan
Deer
it**
s
7 9*
A,..
»
i»j
re
Dec
39*
9*
-189*
.14
Dee
Dec
Jan
Public
Mar
Dec
1159*
1079* 1095*
20
169*
169*
"25
Dec
Nov
8
15
I
(FL) Co
Glass
14
19*
800
19*
Dec
1 %
19*
19*
*
Co
19*
400
9*
Dec
39*
1J*
•.
Jan
Aug
'
69*% preferred
100
100
7% preferred
81
81
2S\ ,83,91, Dee
86
87
36
82.
Dec
1049*
Jan
91
94
94 9*
50
86
Dec
110
Jan
Publishing Co. 10
Julian A Kokenge com..*
Johnson
*64
Apr,
»i»
.239*
Dec
Nov
Feb
Dec
18 9*
>97%,
♦
Apr
6
3
Dec
6
19*
Dec
3
9
Dec
6% preferred
...rere
100
>
7
...
Ken-Rad Tube A Lamp A *
29}*
600
27 V*
29
300
209*
27
?fi
59*
Oct
3
Jan
Apr
8
Dec
39*
139*
4.9*
Dec
Aug
Parker Pen Co...
Dec
69*
Jan
1
Parkcrsburg Rig & RccL .l
Patohogue-PlvmouthMllls*
8
Dec
Mar
.
Jan
Nov
Jan
8
9*
Aug
34 9*
Dec
559*
Jan
.
American shares
49*
49*
49*
10,000
10
100
National Fuel Gas—re,
Jan
Mar
1169*
69*
Jan
Aug
5>4
59*
300
49*
Dec
1,200
3 4
Dec
99*
89*
Mar
59*
24 4
Dec
369*
Jan
9*
19*
Mar
Nov
19*
29*
Sept
Jan
Nov
119*
Mar
%
Peninsular Telephone com*
$1.40 preferred A
25
Penn-Mex Fuel
..50c
9*
MOO
1599*
1599* 1609*
250
Penn Traffic Co
29*
Pennroad Cnrp com.._..l
Penn Cent Airlines com._l
Mar
54
Jau
1
1
Kingston Products
Klrbv Petroleum
69*
*17"'r17
$5 series pref
38
38
10
19*
19*
1,000
.1
v
Class A common
Dec
359*
Apr
33
Dec
7}*
Penn Pr & Lt $7 pref.—
$6 preferred
*
Penn 8alt Mfg Co.
Penn Sugar Prop...
1,000
Kirkl'd Lake G M Co Ltd 1
20
Penn Water & Power Co.*
Perfect
Circle
100
1039* 105
100
3A
Nov
149*
Jan
Dec
669* May
Oct
40
1
Kobaeker Stores Inc—
*
Koppers Co 6%
Kresge
pref..100
Navarro Oil Co...
Nebraska Pow
4
Jan
'"'24
Jan
189*
Jan
Phillips Packing Co
Dec
Jan
"2% "25*
July
•'49*
200
4 9*
Dec
69*
Apr
109*
109*
109*
400
89*
Jan
Mar.
54
159*
Dec _J4Q.
129*
Dec
Mar
Dec
179*
Jan
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.—
100
67
May
185
Sept
579*
Mar
98
Aug
Dec
28
19*
Dec
49*
Jan
3
Dec
6 V*
Mar
Dec
1189*
25
1109*
295*
Nov
31 9*
200
29*
Feb
4 9*
Feb
349*
225
30V*
79
""566
309*
39*
Pitts Bess & L E RR...50
8
Dec
Aug
-Common....
__
„
_
1
..
4
49*
"5 9*
36
Dec
89*
Mar
71
Jan
8
9*
Kress (S H)
12
Dec
9*
1,000
Oct
May
Sept
9*
Dec
Jan
189* <<Jan
May
6 9*
■
59*
34 9*
3,600
•
Pitney-Bowes Postage
"l9*
19*
19*
89*
May
Oct
14
300
10 9*
Dec
15
Aug
59*
1,300
74n
12
12*..
37
Oct
Premier Gold Mlaiag
89*
Dec
449*
129*
Mar
400
109*
2,200
x9V*
29*
Dec
129*
Jan
Feb
59*
Sept
Pressed Metals of Am___l
""§25
87
Feb
1009*
July
Producers Corp of Nev... I
62 4
Oct
Dec
Dec
189*
19*
Aug
39*
69*
459*
70
Jan
Dec
169*
Apr
Dec
969*
10
55
25*
Sept
109*
Jan
900
10 it
Nov
12 9*
»u
Dec
9*
Feb
29*
29*
1A
Dec
49*
Nov
33*
99*
49*
-3
99*
49*
July
Providence Gas
7
4
Apr
New Engl Pow Assoc
13
Sept
Dec
Mar
89
Dec
Apr
50
Apr
139*
Jan
39*
Dec
59*
Nov
*
100
6% preferred..
"■••
*
England Tel A Tel 100
Apr
109*
Nov
10
Feb
89*
Mar
129*
-49*
July
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
Dec
Aug
9*
Dec
14
Feb
109 9*
May
Apr
Sept
1169*
Mar
5
Jan
J
1009*
100
Dec
6 9*
21
Dec
569*
1009*
189*
Feb,
Dec
1299*
9*
Jan
Dec
9*
110
>64
200
>M
Mines
46
65*
Dec
149*
600
2 9*
Dec
5}*
9*
89*
Lakey Foundry A Mack..l
29*
Lamson Cerp of Del
Dec
3,000
Feb
2
31
Ltd..l
89*
2}*
89*
3
5
Aug
Jan
979*
J6«
Dec
39*
39*
39*
100
2 9*
Dec
119*
U4
119*
700
10}*
Dec
179*
7% pref.-100
98 9*
69*
Jan
Dec
106
June
109*
Jan
Langendorf Utd Bakeries-
68
659*
68
1,350
S619*
Nov
709*
♦
Class A
15
Class B
17
Jan
29*- Dec
Jan
Aug
27
Dec
29*
299*
25
Land.-.l
Sept
19*
14
14
100
*
N Y Auction Co com....*
39*
Warrants
1>*
N Y A Honduras Rosario 10
169*
169*
50
14
.-10
79*
79*
200
6
7% pref-100
98
preferred—....—--*
90
N Y PrA Lt
"
$6
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Founders shares——1
.-*
49*
4}*
Oil Develop—.25
11
-49*
6,500
'if
Jan
9%
29*
Jan
59*
Aug
N Y Water Serv
Nov
9*
x349*
Sept
Brothers
2b
Jan
v
Feb
Dec
139*
9*
common...*
...5
Locke Steel Chain
12
12
129*
250
Aug
Dec
11}*
Dec
Oct
19*
919*
*
79*
25}*
259*
1009* 101
6% pref class B.....100
*
100
100
1,300
69*
Dec
109*
Jan
9*
200
9*
Dec
9*
Jan
300
13 9*
Dec
July
Nlptssing Ml >es
525
13
Dec
Aug
Sent
Noma Electric.
*
~wm
.
«5*v«
20
189*
2
4
2
100
19*
Jau
359*
329*
39*
39*
-2
4
5,300
3 9*
Dec
59*
July
Dec
1099*
Feb
102
■'
■
1169*
1059*
Jan
Dec
Jan
20 9*
50
Dec
319*
Dec
89*
Jan
59*
8?*
July
99*
Jan
Feb
6<* Dec
x9* May
Mar
449*
38
I08,v* June
16 9*
Dec
118
90
Dec
1 12
32
Dec
14
Dec
679*
184*
Apr
7
Oct
85*
Feb
Dec
89* July
Dec
105
Jan
Dec
1599*
Jan
65* June
99 tr
99*
Jan
200
44 4
9*
Jan
111
514*
10
1059*
59*
95
5,60n
16 9*
Quaker Oats common
6% preferred
100
Quebec Power Co...
*
*
65
145
100
68
145
142
1459*
Sept
Jan
Jan
R
A
999*
Dec
Nov
1,100
*
Common
ht
$3
conv
nreferred
*
159*
154*
47
47
47
-
65*
209*
Dec
Dec
89*
42
July
Jan
179*
Reiter Foster Oil Corp.50c
Class A preferred
1
Dec
39*
Jan
Richmond
525
50
Dec
799*
Jau
De
659*
Jan
»u
Feb
Rochester
Feb
Rochester Tel
$6 preferred.
Voting trust ctfs
179*
5
.....1
Sept
19*
Jan
!
hi
Dec
"x64 ~x34
Dec
10 9*
8,700
5
21
Dec
Jan
7m June
Jan[
Dec
94
34
169*
Jan
59*
Jan
14
9*^ Jan
4 9*
Jan
79* Sept
9*
Dec
19*
9*
Nov
1029*
July
105
""ion
9*
9*
949*
945*
10
94
95
70
Dec
29*
Dec
4
86
Dec
93
10 9*
Dec
149*
Nov
Dec
109*
Jan
Roosevelt
9*
Feb
J*
Jan
Root Petroleum Co
29*
88
139*
149*
200
10
2,300
"
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"h ~ '"H """166
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Jau
4
&
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ht
86
h
88
iji May
900
125'
70
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Feb
1049*
Nov
949*
Jan
$1.20
coav
6V*% pflOO
pref
Oct
Dec
107
Feb
Oct
114
May
Dec
Dec
Mar
14
85
Pendleton Inc
Ino
Jan
llt»*
Cable Corp com..5
Field
Ti»
lOV*
100
8 9*
Oct
104*
Jan
33*
Dec
35*
Sept
20
3
200
25*
200
1
200
4 4
Jan
»,t
Dec
9*
Jan
479*
Dec
599*
June
15
15
*
Royallte Oil Co Ltd
3
15*
2%
5
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.....1
2,500
G&E16% pfClOO
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Jan
4
A
800
49*
29*
88
149*
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49*
14 9*
100
1
6% preferred D
29*
100
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Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
Nor Amer Lt A Power—
—
1
6,700
iji
5
45*
*
Radi vtor
19*
459*
Nineteen Hundred Corp B1
Common
Republic Aviation
1
Rheem Mfg Co....._—.l
599*
Oct
189* July
9*
"266
—.*
14
|
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Raytheon Mfg common 50c
579*
19*
58
Jan
A
Dec
42 V*
Jan
79*
Dec
129*
30
155*
•u
Feb
De-
350
Railway & Uttl Invest A .1
Raymond Concrete Pile-
Reed Roller Bit Co
1059*
9*
44*
}*
10
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Niagara Share—
79*
169*
189*
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Dec
Dec
"1,6 00
Nlle8-Bem-Pond new com*
Louisiana P A L $6 pref.*
£
Jan
84
90
60
Class A opt warrants
9*
189*
100
Pyrene Manufacturing.. 10
Rice Stix Dry Goods
10
Common
5% 1st preferred
5% 2d prelerred
79*
Common—._.——*
7% pref class A——100
Loudon Packing—
Mar
6
199*
86
Class B opt warrants-
Long Island Lightl.ig—
Louisiana Land A Explor.l
Dec
Dec
20
6% Pf.100
Jan
159* June
Dec
Jau
389* Sept
lu May
2 4
Reliance Elec <fc Engin'r'g 5
Feb
19
39*
Red Bank Oil Co.....—*
5.10% preferred.-2-.100
Class B common...
Lone Star Gas Corp
*
98
Railway & Light See—
Niagara Hudson Power—
89*
*3»
5
Upton (Thos J) Inc—
6% preferred
$6 oreferrcd
Puget Sound Pulp & Tim *
Apr
Dec
239*
Co.......5
*
Sept
4
U
Nov
100
K
Lc Tourneau (R G) Inc.,1
Lit
Jan
30
100
New York Transit-Co.—5
Lehigh Coal A Nav
4nn
inn
1079* 1074*
100
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum—
Option warrants...^
Dec
9*
N Y State Elec A Gas—
9*
Dec
39*
100
Voting common..
69*
preferred—....*
Dec
l.B
..
Jan
\.H
'
AUC
N Y City Omnibus—
34*
19*
*
Nov
"23 V*.
July
1
Zlac
6
N Y
Lefcourt Realty common. 1
359*
29*
300
$5 prior preferred
Sept
N Y Merchandise
Lane Wells Co common.. 1
4 4
Dec
Jan
New Haven Clock Co...*
Jan
July
94
Feb
Nov
275
725
"i'e'tf Bee
in
33
3 A
inn
1,400
Oct
10
19*
309*
Jan
Mar
Oct
2
Feb
Jau
12
Dec
59*
9*
19*
289*
Dec
Puget Sound P & L—■
2
1M
9*
'
hr
Pyle-National Co com—.5
29
Jan
Apr
Public Service of Colorado
Dec
9 9*
1119* 1119*
Rights
Apr
New Process Co
J).100
Lackawanna RR (N
Material
33
49*
_._*
29*
9*
$2 preferred
Jan
New Mex A Ariz
Iieonard
7i«
Prudential Investors
Apr
1049*
New Jersey
Line
"is 4~ is w
1
Sept
89*
300
5,600
4
Jan
Jan
it***.
com..
28
Dec
New Idea Inc common...*
Conv
inc
79*
6 9*
Neptune Meter class A
New
100
11
Nestle Le Mur Co cl A...*
115*
20
104
109*
Corp...5
*
14 9*
50
95}*
special pref. 10
1
Lane Bryant
Prentlce-Hall
Jan
Jan
Dec
89*
1,900
Mar
4
Aug
9*
xfi
1/too
29*
Jan
Dec
Dec
Dec
5
100
29*
Jan
459*
i,°no
39*
Jan
Dec
19*
49*
20
Nov
439*
100
60 M-
Pratt & Lambert Co
200
100
99*
100
"929* "939*
7% prof. 100
Dec
2
95}*
Krcuger Brewing Co
Lake Shore
6% 1st preferred
109*
1,700
Jan
Dec
19*
Power Corp of Canada...
39**
79*
Jan
9*
55
1,400
"553*
—59*
"55"
"559*
25c
Potrero Sugar common..
Powdrell & Alexander.._
139*
24 4
4
Feb
Meter
10
99*
Jan
,
31
400
Pierce Governor common.
39
14
"io"
Dec
9
Conv $3 pref series A. 10
Pioneer Cold Mines Ltd.l
—~10 xllO
Apr
May
90
"VA "24
.Jan
■: " 50
Jan
113
'
39*
79*
79*
94 ■■94
115
Dec
250
86
90
*
9*
59*
1149* 1149*
jjec
i:o66
42
Phoenix Securities—
Dec
■
Jan
98
10
41
Rubber... 1
26
174
Feb
Nehi Corp 1st preferred..*
Dept Stores—
4% conv 1st pref
*
Jan
10
959*
Mar
9*
Dec
89
200
100
Co
PharlB Tire <fc
July
30c*
Feb
Nelson (Herman)
Knott Corp common
Oct
Jan
219*
Pepperell Mfg Co
19*
12.50
Nat Union Radio.
Dec
11
Klclnert (1B) Rubber ColO
3
Apr
162
1039*
Jan
49*
•
59*% pref.10
Transit
Nat Tunnel A Mines
89*
Klein (D Emll) Co com.."
Mar
Dec
'ai
60
7,500
.
69*
15*
-
Jan
Dec
9*
6
29.700
*
29*
4 9*
29*
24 4
25*
Feb
Aug
Mar
46
39*
79*
$2.80 series pref..
131*
9*
166
*
Nov
19*
Oct
79*
33
3
39*
:...*
.29*
49*
;
National Steel Car Ltd-
National
Jan
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
Dec
156
13 9*
pref...*
Aug
76
Dec
Jan
33
4
•29*
29*
26
Pbila Elec Co $5 pref
*
Phlla Elec Pow 8% pref.25
79*
Nat Mfg A Stores com...*
National Tea
Dec
Mar
31
I.
Philadelphia Co common.
10
National Sugar Refining.*
50
Jan
4
Dee
27
Jan
Sept
93
Nov
Dec
14
*
National City Lines com.l
$3 conv preferred
..50
National Container (Del). 1
Nov
40
Jan
Feb
V*
959*
60
Paramount Motors Corp.l
16
National Breweries com.
12
100
5% preferred D
Sept
29*
97
Pneumatic Scale com... 10
Feb
Klmberiy-Clark 6% pf.100
Kings Co Ltg 7% pf B.100
139*
34 9*
Dec
184*
674*
Aug
59*
Nachman-Springfilled...
Nat Bellas Hess com..—1
June
Feb
Aug
Jan
969*
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.l
Plough Inc common...7.50
120
3
Mar
Dec
49*
4
59*
Dec
113V*
9*
109*
Anr
9*
Jan
100
National Refining com..
10
115
115
Jan
July
679*
July
59*
Nat Rubber Mach
7% pref. 100
Kennedy's Inc
6
Jan
116 9*
July
5
Prosperity Co class B_..*
K
Jan
54
Dee
*
8
5!4
Murray Ohio Mfg Co....*
Muskegon Piston Ring.29*
National P A L $6
Kansas G A E
214*
Dec
...»
1st preferred
Dec
Feb
National Candy Co
100
6% preferred..
•
.-
479*
1079*
Jan
Jan
Nov
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela-
Feb
Jersey Central Pow A Lt—
Nov
1184*
110J*
Jan
400
HO}* 1109*
105
Polaris Mining Co
Jacobs
Aug
6
169*
Jan
115
Feb
Page-Hersey Tubes
N
Jeannette
Jan
102
Service...*
Mar
Dec
Muskogee Co common
Jan
}*
--
Jan
111
Mar
July
9*
7i«
Mouutain States Power—
Dec
r
"370
879*
19*
39*
Mountain Sts Tel drTel 100
Dec
'u
10
l'ioi*
1099*
78 9* May
2"
Dee
75*
69*
Mtge Bank of Col Am slis.
149*
349*
.10 9* May
1,100
1109*
Dee
Jan
109
Moody Investors part pf_*
Dec
9*
""\i "~4
23 4
Dec
315*
Feb
19*
<
Common...
pref.*
Investors Royalty.....
Iron Fireman Mfg vtc...*
Dec
95V*
1095*
108 V*
Pacific
:18
429*
Moore (Tom) Dlst Stmp.l
79*
j.
12
225
De»
Jan
Dec
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow..*
800
200
16
16
Nov
39* Sept
Apr
200
6% 1st pf.25
59*% 1st preferred
25
69*
Dee
Montana Dakota Util.-.10
•
Jan
400
Pacific Can Co common..*
Pacific G & E
9*
835*
1
-».*««
Dec
»»!
5'4
239*
69*
S-
A
30
29*
Securities———!
Jan
Dec
100
Monroe Loan Soc A
Mar
Dec
400
.1
9*
13i«
900
?4
159*
29*
Pacific Lighting 55 pref..*
Pacific P <fc t, 7% pref.. 100
Apr
351*
Monarch Machine Tool..*
Jan
Montgomery
'
B.*
Utility—
Italian Superpower
112
100
L.7% pf 100
Common..!.—.—-re2.50
Dec fellJ* Sept
119* Sept
Dec
59* Sept
Dec
89*
81*
100
99*
Registered shares
Irving Air Chute
Jan
;v 15G
43
Mar
50
Dec
Mock Jud Voehringer—
Sept
79*
29*
Dec
38
Monogram Pictures com.l
International Products..
Interstate Power $7
Dec
xl 3
"38"
09*
135*
Dec
Dec
Aug
Nov
40
Dec
39*
Missouri Pub Serv com..*
-
209*
Dec
-
49*
Claes A
19*
Mississippi River Power
7 J*
Dec
Oct
83
,
com. 15
$3 preferred
9*
1.600
2H
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec—
Minnesota P A
6% preferred
Internal Paper
International
Oklahoma Nat Gas
Omar Inc.'
29*
-
19*
7
UOO
July
Dec
12
1!
Nov
159*
159*
985* 100
7% 1st pref... 100
6% 1st preferred
100
Oilstocks Ltd common...5
Apr
49*
Dec
419*
41
Jan
109*
145*
$59* conv prior oref...*
Oliver Utd Filters B
*
Jan
29*
Feb
129* ;/
129*
Molybdenum Corp
Internat Safety Razor
July
Sept
22
1039*
6 9*
1C
Minnesota Min A Mfg...*
9* June
Dec
6}*
25
8**
Internat Metal Indus A
i.. -
Jan
59*
Feb
600
$2 non cum dlv shares.'
Jan
Dec
July
3
300
119
July
-
.*
Mid-West Abrasive...-.50
Sept
Sept
H:■ Jan
y$ Jan
.
.
Jan
May
110
Dec
109
20
9*
5
Jan
Dec
July
148
Dec
Mar
9*
Mining Corp of Canada..*
Coupon shares
109*
Dec
Midland Steel Products—
Aug
Aug
Mid vale Co new com....*
.
39*
Midwest Piping A Sup...*
International
July
Aug
130
189*
9*
3 9*
98
30
108
"29* "29*
29*
145*
49*% pref.100
2
Midland Oil Corp—
Industrial Finance—
V tc common
Jan
29*
9* May
39* Dec
1,800
Feb
74
29*
com
4}*
Middle West Corp com..5
June
$2 conv preferred.
80
19*
1
Sept
5
A...1
1
ela68
599*
9* May
1
99*
29*
-
Ter Ilium Oil—
Non-voting
.
500
3
106 9* 1079*
18
18
1069*
Indiana Service
Indian
Apr
79*
78
Middle States Petroleum—
Dec
^ May
7
79*
Indianapolis Power A Light
Indiana Pipe Line
.'■•,
V*
49*
Microraattc Ho ie Corp.,1
Class A vtc
Ireland.;.. £1
A
Ohio Power
Dec
100
Michigan Sugar Co......*
Preferred
10
29* May
79* Sept
79* Sept
r.
Imperial Tobacco of Great
Britain
Jan
Mar
28
H
Dec
509*
500
39*
102
108
.
$1.30
Imperial Oil (Can) coup..*
Registered..
*
*
29*
Apr
■
19*
Michigan Bumper Corp__l
Michigan Steel Tube..2.50
Aug
59*
900
-
Corp
Ogden Corp
299*
700
.
Jan
9
700
69* : 69*
"79*
19*
2,400
119*
Nov
2?-*
29*
11
39*
101
Ohio Brass Co cl B com_.»
Ohio Edison $6 pref..
»
Ohio Oil 6% preferred.100
3 9*
1,500
■
239*
Jan
239*
Jan
639* Sept
O
Oct
Nov
26
75
Metropolitan Edison—
$6 nreferred re—-fc-
Jan
Novadel-Agene
Overseas
59*
Warrants...--.
Jan
800
23 9*
19*
*
Illinois Zinc Co
400
Northern Sts Pow c! A..25
Feb
5
9*
269*
Partic preferred.„... 15
9*
9*
xl59*
100
Dec
Dec
100
Apr
Dec
9*
High
15'*
Apr
109*
...
_
Merrltt Chapman A Scott *
6
1
T-"6io
125
39*v
Participating preferred *
'
17
....
Ohio PS
-200
-
Low
100
169*
17
Range for Year 1941
for ■
Northern Pipe Line.....10
June
559*
19* <19*
'•"20"
Merchants A Mfg cl A..1
Metal Textile Corp
Div arrear ctfs.—
169*
6% pf.100
Dec
1
High
6% prior pref erred... 50
7i«
Dec
>n May
200
19*
29*
Dec
■v 29*
i——-♦.•iii-iw
*
com.
Jan
r
300
3
19*
Dredging...
Stores
Sept
9*
re.
Mercantile
Messabl Iron Co
231*
1A
North Amer Rayon cl A..*
Class B common......»
Dec
Apr
9
29*
Dec
279*
Mar
29*
■—*
Shovel...*
Massey Harris common. .*
100
23
Jan
Price
Week
Shares
Jan
60
June
Oil»Corp
Oct
1179*
319*
1149*
Aug
>•"
13
.
5% conv preferred,...50
Dec
Mass Util Assoc v t o.—1
..
Nov
111
30
j:
Aug
Apr-
Nov
*.
219*
25
269*
13
33}*
400
Illinois Iowa Power Co..*
Feb
l«i» July
39* Sept
Sept
24
Communication Co Ltd.
Apr
Dec
.
159*
16J*
9*
1,700
1
.1
—*
$5 conv preferred
Dec
10
"29* "29*
29*
24
Dec
19*
-
Mapes Consol Mfg Co...*
Marconi Intl Marine
•
.
Hydro-Electric Securities 5
Hygrade Food Prod
5
Hygrade Sylvanla new...*
Dec
of Prices
TjOW
Manlschewltz (The B) Co *
9}*
100
49*
Dec
159*
400
20
H
MemphiR Nat Gas com..6
1
V tcfor 1st pref
Manati Sugar opt warr....
8 9*
-1
Huyler's com
Nov
6 9*
Co..*
HuR8mann Llgonler
19
199*
Aug
7% preferred
59*
X.
700
111
55*>
56 9*
Hummel Ross Fibre Corp 5
13
14
279*
259*
Nor Ind Pub Ser
Mangel Stores..;
Inc.—5
Ref—--*1
Humble Oil A
Dec
Par
M
Jan
Sept
ll5
nreferred
4
13
Sales
Week's Range
Last
Sale
High
Jan
V
Horn A Hardart Baking.*
5%
Feb
13}*
2
Hubbell (Harvey)
Mar
99
common..1
Horn A Hardart
-
Feb
com*
Horn (A C) Co
9
269*
Apr
13
26
12
—
Hormel (Ceo A) A Co
Shares
Hloh
t
(Continued)
Low
No Am Utility Securities.*
Nor Central Texas Oil...5
•
11
87
—
Holllnger Consol G M...5
Horder's Inc....
7% 1st prefu.-100
Conv 7% 1st pf v t e.100
Lynch Corp common
5
STOCKS
Range for Year 1941
Conv
112*"
11
Low
Friday
.
for
Week
of Price*
Sept
26
—
1
Price
Sale*
Week!* Range
-
Ludwlg Bauman A Co com*
Jan
8 4
Helena Rubenstcln..
20
Sale
Par
High
19*
200
2A
Last
iContlnued)
Low
Shares
Sept
Sept
Aug
conv
Hecla
H oh
2
Frldav
^STOCKS
Range for Year 1941
for
Week
of Prices
i
Low
Jan
16
Sept
*
Royal Typewriter—i..._*
519*
53
300
"
THE COMMERCIAL
294
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
(<Continued)
w eek'i
Low
Apr
IA
Dec
A
Dec
com.l
Ryerson & Haynes
Sale
Par
4% Sept
6% Sept
2% Apr
1% July
Dec
3
100
4)4
Ryan Cotisol Petrol-....*
Sales
Last
Hioh
Low
Shares
2 A
4%
Co..-l
Ryan Aeronautical
stocks
(Concluded)
1941
Range for Year
for '
Week
Ave..--2%
Fifth
Russeks
Price
Range
of Prices
High
Sale
Par
Friday
Saiey
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Price
Low
Low
Tung-Sol Lamp Works... 1
6%
.
Week's Range
fdr
Sale
of Prices
Week
(Continued)
High
1
preferred.^...*
80c conv
Last
Price
Range for Year 1941
Shares
High
Dec
2A
Dec
7%
Jan
Convertible 6S..+..
St
July
'
Dec
Feb
121
*3%
-.1
Salt Dome Oil Co
Samson United Corp
Nov
70
8chlff Co common
8%
8%
8)4
24%
25 H
"u
Jan
Dec
13%
29%
115%
Jan
1st $7 pref
Jan
Option warrants
19)4
900
26
Dec
Mar
114
16 A
Feb
22
Dec
68 'V
68
..
8)4
.9%
115
Jan
63 %
Nov
6)4
Dec
14%
Jan
,*16
Dec
1%
A
general... 1
*
36
Oct
41
Jan
MB
1,300
Dec
A
Aug
%
Apr
6%
Sept
10%
Oct
1,100
3)4
18
3)4
3 %
Ms
7% June
M«
Segal Lock A Hardware..!
Selberling Rubber com...*
2
-<*
+
Mar
%
Dec
Common....!.-.\
Convertible stock.....5
$5.50 prior stock
25
1)4
100
%
Dec
Jan
3
Nov
1%
43%
550
38
Dec
50
non-voting--*
43 %
300
37%
Dec
50
Mar
Common class B.
10)4
67 %
2%
Am
4%
United
1,
%
260
Jan
Si.50
conv
pref
20
com
Jau
8%
Jan
1st $7 conv pref
Jan
United Wall Paper
102)4 June
159%
Sept
Universal Corp vtc
2%
Jan
Universal Products Co...*
1 A
Dec
A
Apr
1
June
Utility
1)8
Jan
2%
134
July
Equities
com..
29
Feb
2A
1,100
2%
35
1,200
V, 300
29
De
43%
,"100
23
Apr
30%
40%
42
28%
40
38
May
46%
Feb
Venezuelan
200
Dec
Jan
Va Pub
26 A
6 JO
31%
2,4%
Jan
Feb
Vultee Aircraft Co.
26
26%
24%
%
Dec
Nov
%
July
Jan
165
4 '4
5%
Dec
8
1%
July
149%
900
W
Spalding (A G) & Bros — 1
1st preferred
.-.. + .*
"m
3
Jan
Feb
26%
5
Jan
6%
Nov
July
1%
Jun
.1
1,800
A
Dec
14
820
4%
May
l82
Sept
Mi
Feb
3%
1%
Mar
—1&A
1
A
Stahl-Meyer Inc.......
Standard Brewing Co...*
Dec
14
Dec
£e
t
Oct
A
2%
300
2%
Aug
mb
Dec
5%
Jan
4(;0
10%
Dec
100
1A
Dec
2%
Sept
9
A
Dec
loo
12%
Dec
14%
20%
Jau
"if. 'ma
150
107%
Jan
112%
Nov
12%
14
,17% July
Standard DredgL.g Corp
1
1%
preferred.20
Oil
14
Jan
110
7% pref. 100
1
109
Standard Power A Light. 1
110
200
'j;
ht
*
*
-■
5%
600
ht
14)4
17%
TyiOO
■A
17%
""666
Standard Tube cl B...-.1
c.l
12%
1%
A
44
.*
Sterling Aluml
mm
sterling
Brewers
July
9% May
Mi
Sterling
400
3%
91
<94
93%
95
103% 104
July
Connecticut Lt & Pr 7s A.
July
300
2%
Dec
6%
July
450
6
Dec
8% June
47
mes
1
Dec
%
94%
104
....1057
StroocK (e<) Co
Sullivan
%
Dec
61%
1971
......
1st ref mtge 3sseries P........1969
1st ref mtge 2%s series Q
107%
1976
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
Gen mtge 4%s...
Jan
.29
100
1954
5s.._!
122%
"260
1958
Jan
Cuban Tobacco 54
1944
2%
Jan
Cudahy Packing 3%s
1955
101%
5
13
.1056
.86%
Jan
%
3%
Feb
vmb June
•1mb
Dec
15%
1%
1,200
Sept
2%
L.
8
8%
23%
27
27
*■
23%
90ft
/,
'.25
,
11
10
3
Sept
1%
Jan
9%
Oct
29% Sept
Feb
.
Jan
1
Oct
5%
14%
500
10
1,200
\
/-1 %
Aug
Dec
%
.36
36.
.25
...
Jan
49
30%.,.. Dec
16
4
.
,-G
4.
7%-
Jan
»
.
8%
1,500
4%
5%
5%
106
"
Nov
-
11
Jan
11%
Sept
68
7%
preferred..
100
9
83
Dec
93
: 20
80
80
80
Dec
-
Waitt & Bond class A..
Class B......
Feb
Dec
4%
;_..*
i ig Co.
%
1
A
12
Sept
Sopt
Dec
7%
%
%
Dec
Me
7,100
A
Wayne K .itti ig Milis:.v5
Aug
Electric Power & Light 5s.. 1.....2030
,
We.itworth Mfg... ...1,25
85%
'89
86%
Lines
Western
Air
Grocer
50
95
95
West Va Coal & Coke....5
91% 106.000
88
A pr
2%
Jan
Mar
3%
104% 104%
4,000
107
J,000
107
1952
6%sseries A.
22
.1953
..1967
107
2%
3%
2A
.
95%- Juno
10U
2%
800
3%
.2%
.
;-;2%
Feb
Dec
102
Federal Water Service 5%s
Banks
1954
6s-5s stamped...
101%
2%
7)4
100
100
65
Westmoreland
65
65.
15
100
18%
18%
58%
"60
15
7% 1st preferred
Western Tablet &
Coal
20
Jan
7
Sept
Feb
85%
Oct
15% June
50
22
Sept
13
Jan
21
Oct
14%
1966
5s
ex-warr
104%
104% 105
103%
103% 103%
....11944
1969
stamped...
Gatlnenu Power 3%s A....
84%
84%
86%
98
97%
98
General Public Service 5s.
100
..1953
6%s A
1956
Wichita River Oil Corp. 10
2A
18%
7A
Williams (R
Wilson
C) & Co
5A
5%
Products
Inc
...
.....
100
12%
*
Wilson-Jones Co..
.7
com
_1_.2
10%
Sept
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..*
' mb
Gr Nor Pow 5s stpd.....
6,000
78%
1,000
85%
86%
21,000
86
13,900
11
Dec
.
19
Dec
Dec
1108% III
1100
104%
3%s..-.-.1963
..1945
Amer
4A
4%
69
43
4 7
9.000
19
18
19
15,000
j
Mar
2%
46%
12
Apr
x3% Nov
*
coy
9oO
lu
MB
Dec
Nov
6%
Deo
98.4
Dec
2% May
1.2% De
ioo
4
ht
26
1935
Jan
—
11
14%
lio-i 110%
110
Jan
.Sept
4%
.
83
Ji'-i 1
84
6,000
84
1,000
Shipyards Corp...*
July
2%
2
2% I
Sale
Price
9%
Sept
Idaho Power.3%s.._.
3
Mar
III Pr A Lt 1st 6s
13
Oct
Mar
8%
Dec
Mar
117
5%
6%
31,000
101
3,000
98
2,000
100
105% 106
104% 105
103%
+
!+■.-.
Jan
Dec
102
102% 103%
99
99%
102% 102%
Jan
Dec
-
107% 111%
104% 108
10,000
108% 108%
105%
104%
Jan
-
Jan
Dec
5A
1%
2,600
Dec
4%
••
76
Week's Range
for
25,000
71%
15,00(1
75
84
92%
2,000
105
109%
107% 107%
of Prices
High
Low
Week
1941
103% 103%
1,1)00
19,000
........196/
American
Jan
Amer W.-itl ig Paper 6s
3%s
101%
101% 101%
F.000
Tubize Chatillon Corp....
Class A
For
;
.1
footnotessee page
38
...2016
106
28,090
3,090
38,090
80%
2,000
100%
Jan
Arka.isas Pr & l.t 5s...1956
105%
A Sept
Associated Kiec
% Sept
§ Associated Gas & Ete trbCo—
♦Co,iv deb
......
1 Joi
Dec
114
Jan
mb
Jan
*Debo iture 5i
,.1968
♦Conv deb E%s_..............1977
Dec
1
Jan
Jan
Dec
5%
Dec
%
Jan
7
Deo
8%
Jan
3%
Deo
10%
Aug
Dec
48%
Aug
4%
24 A
295.
4%
33
~~4A
35
~loi
350
31
78% 107,000
15
108
39%
108
I
•
39,00(i
1,000
---
6%
1,000
52%
22.00c
100%
17,000
80%
24% 43%
106% 108%
10% 26
66%
4
35%
42
60%
Jacksonville Gas—
5s
stamped...
.
50%
50%
106
106%
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 3%s_
106%. 106%
128
128
12,000
1,000
104% 109%
105% "105%
20)0,90
43%- 47% 109,090
K
105% 109%
Kansas Elcc Power 3
5%s A......... 1955
••
11%.
12
13,000
20,090
16,090
11%
11%
16,000
62%
19,000
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
61%
■60%
12
Kansas Gas & Elec 6s.....
105% 109%
Kansas Pow & Lt
1947
.2022
3%s
...
------
109%
123
1,00b
123
128%
110
2,000
109% 112%
131
128
104% 108%
35
59 A
18%
19%
19%
19%
9%
10
9%
9%
55
.1945
103
.1957
109
5,090
105
1,000
107
110
100
" 104%
100
102
105% 109%
M
" "i02% 103"" ~~2~C66
101
106%
3,000
107
109%
1
25
81 %
4,000
77
90
99%
7,00o
95% 101
109,
109
'
108%
.107
......
.1946
69
106
107
i:06% 107%
.1966
Long Island L.tg83-_.__.....
Louisiana Pow & Lt 5s.+:...
19
106
3%s.
^♦..eonard Tietz 7%s.
jMansrelii Min A Smelt—
♦7s mtge
.........1947
106
123
110
1105% 106
%s
100% 109%
78
83%
10
.43%
1918
Atlanta Gas Light 4%s...
...1955
Atlantic City Elec 3%s_._....._-l96i
6s without warrants.
•
106%
Lake Superior Dist Pow
107
Avery & So.is (B F)—
5s with warrants..
..104
80%.
Appalichiaii Elec Pow 3%s—...1970
ic Power deb6s............2021
2u
Mb
24
106% 110%
105%
107% 107%
105% 106
104
......1961
XixO
7i)i»
10
5%
7
36
108
103% 106%
106%
1970
s
ritO
Mj
%
21
25%
15%
•-
2%ss f debs...I...............1950
3%ss f debs.
1^60
8 4
% June
1968
.....
1st & ref 4%s..„.
♦Coav deb 4 %s..... .-Jl....... 191 :>
♦Ooav deb 54....V-.--U50
M?
3%
4%
105 •••"' 108
102% 105%
103
105%
100% 103%
Jan
*
1,000
103% 106%
104% June
warrants.
6
73%
76%
for Year
$
7,000
Assoc T & T deb
Tri-Conti.ieiital
3%
7
6
Range
13,()uO
Jan
Tonopah-Bel.mont Dev. 100
Truuz Inc......
84%
31,000
81
15%
103% 103%
301% 102
108%
A
2%
72 A
79%
79%
Sales
105% 105% 806,000
Jan
600
103 '>
101%
76%
79%
-
105%
Dec
»u
107
-
4
103%
82
5
108
79
Jan
1951
101
%
9,000
79%
Indiana Service 5s...
Jau
.5% July
1946
10
4)4
-
Jan
1956
19%
Dec
83%
Alabama Power Co—
t,03
6ou
82 %
30,000
108%
A
ser
_
x+03
:
70%
70%
Jan
Mar
Nov
3%
,
BONDS
f deb4
Am Pow & Lt deb 6s
;
111%
5
Apr
4
%
18%
<
109
July
4 %
100
ge
Mar
53"
4 A
3.000
84
i'-'
Hygrade Food 6s
.
Friday
3 4
Dec
dep rets def reg 53.1
45%
......
1938
Houston Lt & Pr 3%s
.......1966
^♦Hungarian Ital Bk 7%s..i.....
♦7s scries E.L..
114%
De
68
29 %
15
Jan
3%
Dec
17%
§ International Power See—
Nov
Apr
%
17.%
106%
58%
H
Oct
Mar
1
......
88%
75% 89%
107% 110
79%
Petroleum.....!
Sept
38%
1
23
80%
101
164
47
1948 i
♦Hamburg Electric 7s
♦Hamburg E.ovated Underground
A St Ity 5%8....
6%
3 %
200
" 4%
4%
dep rets.......5s
Jau
Mar
3
Cn...l0
......
1958
'
^♦Guardian Investors 5s.....
7
6%
500
7
Nov
1%
1 600
65
99% 102%
72 ;
88%
3
July
22 >a
Jun
;
Jan
14%
10%
May
-
62
...
100%
86
.....1950
Guautanaino & West 6s..
Oct
10%
25
12%
July
De
43
Oil
89%
96% 103
98% 103%
Feb
July
4%
75
12,00f.
78%
85%
Dec
A
1
Jan
5%
100
Tonopah Mi,dog of Nev.l
99% 101%
18.000
1953
4%
600
6%
*
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Apr
4%
MB
101% 108%
7,001;
158%
Grand Trunk West 4s..1950
5
■
Williams Oil-O-Mut Ht..*
Woo.iley
Tobacco & Allied Stocks..*
Corp..
48
107%
71,000
3,000
100
102% 103%
102%
1948
5%
Weyenberg Khoe Mfg....l
Aug
Sept
Tobacco Prod Exports..*
Tobago Sec Tr Co Ltd—
Transwestern
30
104
6,000
4954
July
10%
18%
..10
Appal
Trans Lux
100% 105%
40
July
5%
■
Statiou'y
July
900
100
4 A
Tislnnan Realty & Coastr*
.cl i0
13,000
101% 101%
132
...1961
Gary Electric A Gas—
Feb
5
Jan
com...20
5%
2)4
A
Tnew Snivel Co com....5
..100
45
110%
Finland Residential Mtge
July
Land Co...2
7% preferred
90%
97%
Empire District El t>s...
Aug
3%
Itic.-l
13%
1/200
34%
18 *-i
6% pref 10c
78%
>■ 7,000
123
^♦Krcolc Marilli Elec Mfg—
Green Mountain Power
Western Maryland Ry—
1st & ref 5s
Toledo Edison
77
37,000
119% 126
103% 106
Grocery Store Prod fls
1st & ref 5s
Todd
69%
103%
123
Jan
June
1A
100
2%
2%
1st 5s..
Am
100 ;
13,000
Elmirit Water Lt A RR 5s_._:..i.l956
Jan
15
1 %
Wellington Oil Co
41
5%
-.1
98%
53%
101% 101%
8 A Sept
Apr
?> 5 A
1st & ref 54.........
Tilo Roofi -g Inc.
86
Jan
6% Nov
Aug
3
200
5%
•'C 4
1%
8wan FUchOil Corp...15
7)4
106
122% 128%
170,000
92
165
„
6%
7% pref. 100
101
11,000
Jan
1%
22
Jau
80%
Dec
7% June
.1.100
8%
"8%
7%
%
.
YC.700
90
88
88
A
Dec
13% May
•,
75
.1-500
16%
3%
.
Wolverine Port! Ceme.it 10
9%
Texon Oil A
105% 111
Jan
Aug
%
'"500
""mb
Oct
48
Dec
Class B common
Texas P A L
107% 112%
7.000
July
83%
114
3/ A
Technicolor inc common.*
7,000
......
Jan
3
Jan
Dec
50
7% pf 100
%
100
2
2
Taurpa Electric Co cotn^*
99%
98% 105
117
131%
Dec
30%
17%
Jan
Dec
1%
200
60
Wisconsin P & L
lot/
:
13
~34~
2 H
99%
88%
;r;
Eastern Gas A Fuel 4s
Jan
,
1%
58%
Last
Taggart Corp com......l
01
88
Oct
;
22% .Dec
50
.11
3%
2%
58%
:
*
Dec
9%
1
31.000
Oct
MM
Jan
Dec
8A
-
90%
•;
77
Dec
Nov
July
Macni.iery....
...1
54% conv pref......50
Superior Oil Co (CaliO -25
Superior Port Cement-
93)
91%
79
9,000
122% 125%
89%
29%
Dec
1%
Aug
8%
1%
Sun Ray Drug Co
Sunray Oil.!..
79 '
107,000
109% 109%
107% 107%
1102
103
90
Aug
27%
<
13n
300
%
3
3
......
83%
*
1116% 128
..1951
Consol Gas El Lt & Pr (Bait)—
3 %s series N.... .......
Jan
2%
-
Feb
300
5%
5
(Hugo) Corp..
90% 101%
5.000
83%
82% 3)5,000
81%
38,000
.
15%
Sti
31
49
Aug
47%
"""75
'.1949
5%s
Sept
13%
Jan
%
5A
(J B) Co com...
Stetson
30%
100%
86% 100%
56.000
1952
f ♦Oesfruol 6s
Vtc exte ided..-_
Dec
Jan
2%
1
Inc.....
81%
92
.....1969
63%
Wagner Bakl .g—
7
Prod.l
81%
78
Community Pr & Lt 5s
Dec
27%
Dec
Apr
8%
3)4
50
20
Inc
78
♦General Rayon 6s A
*36
Stein (A) A Co common..*
6% 1st preferred
5% 2d preferred
77
81%
Georgia Power A Light 5s........ 1978
WolVeiine Tube
Stercld Bros Stores
88
Jan
30
Dec
Dec
Dec
Jan
Mb
Dec
4%
1
Steel Co of Canada
'is
Oct
M« May
18
Standard Steel Spri.g.:.6.
1,000
General Wat Wks A Elec 5s..„..1943
Westmoreland Inc
Co..l
6,000
82%
Mar
6
"52%
'Mb
Common,.:
Standard Oil (Ohio)—
5% preferred....... 100
99% 100 *
^^1950
Debenture 5s.
Apr
1%
1%
12%
93
36
....."....1958
5%
43
.1
com..
Western
10
3,000
50.000
1966
--------
Jan
%
West Texas Utll 56 pref....
2%
6%
6%
39,000
80
Me
W
Wrtlaer Mi
iooi
Corp—.—*
Starrett (The) Corp v t
'
Aug
'
Jan
1,300
Spanish & Ce leral Corp—
Am dep rets ord reg..£'l
Standard Cap & Seal comT
8%
99%
46
100% 100%
v
1952
.1955
..
..
C'nv deb 5s...
Sept
2%
Dec
45%
,.r
Petroleum...1
Serv
Jan
5)4
5
---
Products
80
100
,
"~3% "3%
preferred.....5
Nov
6)4
20
Southland Royalty Co..
Standard
1%
'Mb
Waco Aircraft Co.......*
Standard Silver Lead
Cities Service 6s
Sept
General Public Utilities
25
Preferred.
27%
7%
29.
Vogt Manufacturing. .-._.*
.28 A
Southern Union Gas
Common class B_.
Cincinnati St, Ry 5%s A...
6s series B...............
Florida Power A Light 5s.
$4 conv
28 %
Jan
Mar
32.000
7%
99%
L 43
73%
69%
88%
103% 107%
3,000
10
9%
45,
8,000
20,000
Jan
Southern
42
10
84%
89
104
Aug
25
;
Valspar Corp
Calif Edison— '
5% original preferred_25
6% preferred B......25
514% pref series C:..25
Southern C„lo Pow cl A.25
7% "preferred —.... 100
South New Engl Tel—100
Southern Phosphate Co.10
Southern Pipe Line...... 10
1
1927
Florida Power Co 4s scries C
32 A
35
103
...1953
Me
Apr
850
7
"52"
"52%
88
! i.......... 195 4
§*Chlcago Rvs 5s ct.fs..
Mb
$5.50 priority stock... 1
25
Oil—--—25
Pipe Line. 10
Central States P & L 5%s
Jan
20c
56
6%
3%
6%
10c
VA
Southwest Pa
Nov
3%
Jan
2% Sept
De
1
Central States Eiejtria 5s
Nov
Dec
Dec
Sept
42% .42%
7
5
Sugar
2%
2%
1...1948
Jan
Erie Lighting 5s..
Mills...*
Solar Aircraft Co..*1
Solar Mfg Co..1
Sonotone Corp
*-.--1
Soss Mfg common
1
South Coast Corp com...]
200
84%.
87%
84%
Central 111 El Tfe Gas 3%s........1964
3%
55
55%
Universal Pictures com_.l
Utah Pow & Lt $7 prof..*
Utah Radio Products
1
9
1053
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s....'......1942
Sept
101
Utah-Idaho
co.iv
100
%
Feb
Sept
9
Canada Northern Power 59...
29%
.
June
3 A
8
.
Dec
%
.1
400
5,000
Cities Service P & L 5%s
2
Nov
$1.50
16%
i.
Class B..
2%
102% 103%
1954
158
100
103%
100% 105
101
106
50
Universal Cooler class A.*
1A June
2%
33,000
g
Mb
Dec
332
7,0U0
,...*
Aug
Smith (H) Paper
102%
149
18.000
101
Dec
13
A
Standard
500
23
1
Oct
7%
4%
—
89
70
U S Rubber Reclaiming..*
Feb
Dec
101% 102
Continental Gas A Elec
23%
2%
92
102
101%
Jan
U S Plywood-
Universal Insurance
139)4 142)4
141%
1968
1970
Sept
^
Mb
Dec
Ms
22
5
Feb
preferred-
25%
1
U S Graphite common
Dec
Common-
%
18%
25%
25
A
Conv
Mar
1,100
"22"
Specialties com..l
Apr
1)4
200
1,000
Broad River Power 5s
'
United
6%
Spencer »>hue
123
80
%
United Shoe Much com.25
Organ.---5
—
3Me
Sharing.25c
preferred....... 10
U S Radiator
Dec
19
Simpson's Ltd B stocks.
Singer Mfg Co—.....100
Singer Mfg Co Ltd—p
Amer dep rets ord rcg.JEl
Sioux City G & E 7% pf 100
Preferred A..
3,700
United Stores oommon.50c
1A
154
Jan
8%
U S Stores common....50c
1%
U Mb
:
Dec
%•
Profit
Aug
11%
84
Dec
preferred....
South Penn
.2,900
dep rets ord reg
115 A
Dec
Simmons-Boardman Pub
Simplicity Pattern-com.. 1
105% 1)4%
106% 115
154
Jan
United N J RR & Canal 100
$5 1st pref with warr...*
Dec
105% 127%
11,000
15,000
2%s...;
Debenture 5s
Jan
7
Dec
27,000
•
114
Nov
A
Dec
'
U S and Int'l Securities..*
108)4
6 A
Silex Co common.
Skinner
117)i ,120%
■2
Sept
9%
80
1266
•
S3 partic oreferred ...._*
5%
Nov
112% 114
Boston Edison
United Molasses Ltd—
Jan
Apr
61
1,200
113
112
5% cum pref ser AAA100
Sherwin-Williams of Can
120%
25%
Feb
7 A
100
;•
.
114
Bethlehem Steel 6s____.
Dec
14%
61
Nov
106% Feb
mb Nov
'
Milk Products,..*
A
2%
7,906
4
10V4
66
1,700
..*
$6 1st preferred.......*
1)4
3%
: 113
112
113
.I960
+
5 %s
Dec
4 A
Apr
Aug
.
% June
5%
Mb
A..*
A
Sentry Safety
"67
Sept
9
100
com
U S Foil Co class B
Control... 1
Serrlck Corp cla's B
1
Seton Leather common...*
Shattuck Denn Mining...5
Shawlnlgan Wat & Pow..*
Sherwin-Williams com. .25
10%
Jan
j
112
1998
5s series C.
Apr
Dec
1st 5s Reries B.
"
%
....
Mar
43 '
1A
3%
60%
-
Preferred
July
42%
certificates...
200
*
7% preferred.
10%
Selected Industries Inc—
Ms
Dec
Dec
1950
.1957
Bell Telephone of Canada—
Jan
Nov
9
900
Jan
Seeman Bros Inc....
4%
5%
June
United Gas & Elec Co—
1
50
/
9%
Dec
A
5%
500
12% .13-
United Gas Corp com___l
Jan
..ljioo
69
7A
United Corp warrants
United I-t & Pow
•"
7%
pref,...*
Nov
Sept
United
Co
& part
cum
■'.»
July
A
15
700
Securities Corp
$3 conv
$3
Range
for Year-'
1941
$
Birmingham Eie trli4%s
7%
Un Clgar-Whclan Sts._10c
Jan
8
3
5%
United Chemicals com...*
A
25
2
600
2
1
Jan
Dec
400
Warrants..
Allotment
United Aircraft Prod
United Elastic Corp
M
M
common..!
Conv
preferred......25
Scovill Mfg—
25
Scranton Elec $8 pref
*
Scranton Late common..*
Scranton Spnig Brook—
Wuter Service S6 pref.!*
Scullln Steel Co cotti—--.*
200
5
Un Stk Yds of Omalia._10u
A
Schultc (D A)
3
Investment com..*
8%
....5
...*
Savoy Oil Co*
Jan
4%
*
% June
Sept
28
Dec
20
Union
Nov
3%
Oct
2
2,500
com.l
Sanford Mills
2%
Union Gas of Canada
July
10
1%
4,025
275
1%
2%
11714 120
3
3%
2
..100
7% preferred
Selby Shoe
May
A
pref..50
Regis Paper common..5
3
4%
1
10
Sept
1%
1
10
Oorp Ltd.
High
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Unexcelled Mfg Co
Class A $2 conv
i
B
U
Udylite Corp.......
St Lawrence
Low
Jan
V 5%
-.200
6%
Sales
Friday
BONDS
for
Week
1
+93 '104
J.93
.
.104
••
>
•
.1941
s
McCord Radiator A Mfg—
"6s stamped....
Mengel Co conv 4%s...
■».
.1948
.1947
99
81%
98%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4035
Volume 155
295
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's Range
Last
n men
V„.;
.
Sale
BONDS
...
Range
for Ye or
(Continued)
Price
-•
Week
of Price*
High
Low
$
Last
*'W
1941
'•
...
.
f06 4 107 4
1971
4s Ii.
i
>
..
105 4 1094
1965
107>* 107 4
3,000
1945
4s series G_.
100
1,000
y
BONDS
.
Metropolitan EcIIho
64s
States Petro'euin
63
1957
.1951
-i960
Mississippi River Pn"*er 1st 5s —
Missouri Pub'.h Service 5s
12,000
Price
103?^
104 4
22,000
102
22,000
102 4
12.000
109
111
in
ill
102 4
102 4 102 4
;
604
2,000
1st A ref 5t
100
100
§ ♦National T'ublh Serv 5s ctfs.... 197.8
93
1,000
t .6
C.
ser
1374 140
13,030
140
69,030
96
07
......1981
..2022
Nebraska Power 44»
...
119
96*
1956
Nevada-Callforda Elec 5s.
.119
91
.... —
954
..
114 4
99
8,030
24,030
Va Pub Service 5 4" A
79%
11,030
70 4
1916
5s...1947
1948
1950
New England Pow 34"-..1961
New England Pow A-<»n 5a..,
1948
Debenture 54s..
1954
284
164
Conv deb 5s.
1958
14
58 4 96 000
58 4 234 000
56 4
694
Safe Harbor Witer 4 4s.-_,_.. .1979
56
69 4
San
2,000
■
85
1024
4,000
4 103
102
97 4
43
N Y & Westchester Ltg
De be nture 5s... 1...
.
.
1st 44s series
102 4
lst 34s series A
-A
'<
o
.0
84
17,000
85
100
1,000
93
6,000
103
1154
45
Southern Ctlif EdLson-3s...i*
.1966
1014
102% 103
1014 102
Southern C Uif Gas 3 4s—
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) -
.1970
1014 1034
12,000
103 4
1054
8,000
494
614
Southwestern Pow A Lt 6s..
1,000
99
106
.,..1908
.1971
Ohio Public Irvine 4s
.1962
Oklahoma Natural Gas 3%b B...11955
Ohio Power 1st mtge 348
104
1st mtge 3s.
1074
110
105
1074
8,000
103
100
5,000
10
4,000
1074 109
103
106
2,000
1064 1064
Oklanoma Power A Water 5s..i_. 1948
1134
26 000
4 104 4
102
1951
1970
1*054
45
9,000
"
2*666
34,000
484
764
764
53,000
69
30,000
69
1951
754
74
71
1906
75
714
764
74
764
21,030
63
74
764
22,000
68 4
20
22
17,000
17
i
6s gold debs_
......'1 .J....1957
Standard Pow A Lt 6s.
*744
1957
...i..
109
♦Starrett Corp Ipc
Stinnes
(Hugo)
,-.1950
Corp—
22
1942
,...1365
196»
.....1977
*979
,1971
196-
Park Lexington 3s
Penn Cent L A P 44"—
—
1st 54
t
Penn Electric 4s F
fis series H-....-—
100
99
100
86,030
68
15,030
6)4
924
92 4
.92
..
56
J27 "
1614
95
254
63,000
103 4
101
105
t 04
;
Texas Elec Service
D
—
108
196
....1970
1972
Phtla Rapid Tra ibit 6s
1962
ii*Pledmont Hydro El 6 4s..
i960
101
1,000
1054* 110 4
108
108
1144
106 4
1.054 10<>4
107
107
.2022
118
113
100
1034
.1979
Tietz (L)—,ee Leonard
Toledo Etliso.) 3 4s..^
Twin City Rap Tr 54s.
33,030
1054 1054
Elec 6s...
v
6
204
100
......1968
108
.....".1952
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974
974
.1940
.1960
1.000
93 4
934
714
.1956
1074 10S4
108
.1947
Power Corp (Can) 4.4s B
.1959
'ii ♦Prussian
.1951
Electric 6s.v
79
50
79
i
103 4 1084
2,030
118
15,030
96
103
6,000
73
70,000
694
.^124
1214
1004
106 4 1094
584
114
91,030
icver
114
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Nov
27
Jan
July
May
73
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Mar
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1)33
7
Jan
27
Jan
6
Die
27
6 4
1)83
27
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xm
Feb
97
25
30
K
22
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5
$28
Feb
20
Dec
16
May
Feb
Nov
54
(City) 7s..1939
lover (Prov)
64s_'49
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3*4
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t74
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104
114
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85
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17,030
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1124 1124
1945
Del)enture rt 4s.
82 4
64
♦ 1st s f 6s...
Denenture 6s
100
69
1,000
114
1949
United Light A Power Co—
112 4
103
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mtge B.t of Bogota 7s. 1947
8,0)0
....
1064 U04
1,094 1*2
198 4 102
.1961
4.4sseries F._
Potrero Sugar 7s stainiied..—
12,000
Sept
Sept
264
22
$30
...1947
"♦Sa itiigo 7s
..........1050
Ununited Li Service 7fll...
Lt5o
j ♦ iJnited Industrial 6 4s......... 19411.
■
Potomac Ellson 5s E...
28 4
28 4
64
33,000
Jan
Nov
64
1953
♦548
Conv fls 4th 8tpd
100 4
864
195.4, 964
22 4
2,030
12
94
♦R issian Govt 64s.. 1919
United Elec N J 4s
Portland Gas A Coke Co-
5sstamped extended...
214
64
♦Medellin 7s stamped. 1951
294
—
25
declaration...
264
U
106
12 4
1953
....
High
68
1074
105
^♦Ulen A Co—
^♦Pomeranian
31
25
1955
♦Secured 6s
i
115
102 4
t15
25
^♦German Con Mua 7s.*47
4
1104
109
*il666
1054
1 )56
.
6s series A...........
1094
1.054 108
1144 li44
3 4s
Phlla Elec Pow 54s
1,000
54
.1960
Texas Power A Lt 5s
1094
10j4 10J4
Pennsylvania Wat A Pow 34"
103
Lore
...1952
ed 4s stamped
♦Miraihao 7s
.1953
os...
Tide Water Power 5s
6s series
With
H*Ha
11 ♦Ha
♦Terni Hydro El 6 4s..
1074
3,000
1004
Range for Year 1941
$
1951
Daozlg Port A Waterways
♦Extl 6s stpd
1952
38
1064
1044 1044
1947
-...195
PubID Servl e 68 C.
Penn
994
v
Lima (City) Peril¬
1004 1064
1014 110
*9,666
1054 106
1054
for
1947
Jan
♦08 seiles A
1014
34
1034 104 4
X 044 105
67
Week
Hloh
Low
Apr 1946
Danish 54s
32 4
40
66
Stiles
of Prices
Price
Ext 5s
.,
3,000
2,000
A Prov Banks 0s B.1051
4
13
15
$104
764
♦.[♦Cent Bk of German State
1004
30,000
794
694
70
764
754
*
Week's Range
Bcgcta (see Mtge Bank of
♦Ciuca Valley 7s...^.1918
92 4
Certificates of deposit
Pacific Pow A Ltg 5s
..19471
•20-year 7s
♦20-year 7s
924
4
7-4« 3d stamped.......,,'...-... 1946
Pacific Titg & Pow 5s
59
26,000
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Col)
.
.....1946
6,000
61
..1937
Bonds
254
..
664
Friday
924
_
67
54
110
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
504
61
1054 1094
101
1114
344 464
71
7*4
714
62
Last
75
1064
101
70
damned 5s:.
VBaden 7s
Debe iture Os.-i.........Dec 1
-
♦
,s«
,
7-4S21...
t'.Ol 4 103
106
1084
1144 119
116
:.i._...190O
—.-19*4
1114
>
68,000
116
Sale
Debe iture 6s_
106
1054 H0 4
Newspaper Union—
4
6s (Stamped) ................".1948
Co tv 6s (stamped).......
1948
4 000
108
1,000
.2030
109
1004 1004
51
544
1103
1054
1054 1054
1004
514
10*
1054 1094
Standard Gas A/Electric—
1074 107 4
1064 107 4
2
7,000
1961
§fYcrk Rvs Co 5s stpd.
1054
1064
99 4
5,000
1989
11,000
71,000
1054 1054
2022
•,
5s..l__--~.......1945
7,000
2,000
101
100
103
0
Ogden Gas 1st
24
1074
1074 1074
96
100
1971
24
.....1944
964
.1957
1074 107 $4
1969
...
10,000
.,1947
Northern Ind Public Hervice-r
o.-'c
92%
924
914
874
5s...fc.i^...
4 1044
594
604
60
924
754
Sou Carolina Pow
Southern Indiana Rys 4s.
Snuth wester i Gas A E134s.-—.
104
104,4
.......1948
Nor Cont'l Util 5 4"--
4.000
102
52
19,000
114
103
1024
1034
99
20
36 4
82
1074
Spalding (A G) 5s.
.1947
North Boston Ltg Prop 348
924
.1970
1st mtge 3s...
...1956
....
8
53
92
Ill4
33
100
1034 1034
6s stamped
1064 1094
131
1384
103
North American Light & Power—
54«serles A
25,030
1074
-
v.!----
1115
1104 1104
J129
131
t5i
814
Scuilii Steel Inc 3s....0j;.L.ij.. .1951
Shawinlgan WAP
.1967
100.4 1054
1953
Nippon El Pew 6 4«w.
......
•Schulte Real Estate 6s.....:^j .1951
100,
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s.
1109 "111
11044 i--
....1901
...200 i
i..—...1951
34s
N Y State E & G
1104
Joaquin Light A Power 6s B. .1952
H*Saxon Pub W >rks 6s.........^ .1937
'
194.9
♦income 6sseries A
SI 4
19,000
874
New Orleans Public Service—-
100
2,000
107
fis ii maimed...
1094
293)00
84 4
84 4
83 4
864 ,86 4
106
348
West Pe in Traction 5i
694
108
25,000
10541014
JiOD
1034
1951
W ishi igton Water Power
1214
56 4
108
109
195'
deb.'.
leome
Wash Ry A Elec *s
West Peiu Elec 5)
584 >09.000
56
564
..:..—...
—
102
95
24
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
,56
56
^3.........—-.-i—
97
0,000
W
Western
■f
1024
1950
904
84
78%
794
994
114
2,000
99
1014 101
1916
1st ref 5) series B.«
Debs f 6s
.....1953
56
664
New England Gas A El Assn
994
99
99
^...2022
i—
i;*Ruhr Gas Corp 6 4s.
11 •Ruhr Housing 64s..
87
42.0(H)
121
834 101
V
944 102 4
♦5( i
124
1184
994
974
93
26
112
1,000
994
10<t*
44"-.-----
105
101
R
109
v
107
1,000
96
1114
5s.--—1948
I*
7.000
111
20,000
104
1950
.:
gen
Deb 6s scries A
162
100
119
1174
1034 1004
....1973
1st lien A
1374
1953
;
Utah Power A Light C >—
QtllM
4 102 4
1054
109
20
1104 110,4
107
101
1st A ref 44s ser D.i...~.-.ii._l950
1064
1124
1041
Deb 6sseries A..
1054 109
964 104
$'07
New. Amsterdam Gas
10 *
64sseries A......\i...^..,....1952
1945
2030
6sseries A..
2,030
6,000
*
Range
for Year
%
6s series A
1054 1094
105
1064
Queens Bnro Gas & E:e trl
Lt 5s B....
National Pow 4:
23,030
105
6% perpetual certificates..'...-..:
Puget Sound PAL 54s
^
1949
N
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s
1094 1074
1034
106
-
for
Price
of Pries
Low
High
Week
(Concluded)
1911
..1919
:
Sales
Week's Range
Sale
Year
Public Service of New Jersey—
1054
1054 108 4
2.000
S
laUJ/
Last
BONDS
Range
jor
United Light A Rys (Me)—
1st mtge 34s.j............iv....1%1
100,4.1074
106 4 107
1034 103 4
103 ^
1955
1st & re! 5s....
Mississippi Pmv & Tit 5s
31.COO
4K
Week
Pub Servof Indiana 4s:-__1969
104
64 V,
63
4b..1967
Minnesota Power & Light 44"--—1978
98
for
of Prices
Low
High
Publlo Service Co of Coio.-alo—
1064 110 4
1044 104 4
*.-1943
Midland Valley RR 5s...
Milwaukee Gas? Light 4
1C0
1P«cPs Range
Sale
.
(Continued) S
S f deb
Middle
C t
Fruit
for
"
Italian,
ani
un4r bonds
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Last
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
Stocks
(Concluded)
Week's Range
for
Sale
:'
of Prices
Low
High
Last
Week
Price
Par
Friday
Sales
Friday
Range for Year 1941
Shares
Low
Armour A Co.
Eastern Mass St lly—
Friday
.tales
Week's Range
Last
Low
1st
Week
of Prices
sale
Price
Pai
Stocks—
Range for Year 1941
HiyI
82
82
I'D
15
154
-
Adjustment.
High
-100
:
Eastern SS com
Arundel Corp
Atl Coast Line
16
*
...
(Conn)..50
•
I*
16
-1-'^i'
25 4
>
653
Bait Transit Co co.d vt'c;
194
•25
113
:
•
100
5
5
5
52
50
2
17
J a-
•
113
52
1st pref v t c
Dec
.
85-
Consol Gas 10 L A Power.*
12
25'e "Dec
1,120
1.65
200
4
404
Ji
Dec
174 Sept
.
29
l.()0 Sept
Apr
28
21
Fidelity A Denosit—.—20
115
11)
Finance Co of
111 a
com.5
94
22 4
>ref-—100
Houston Oil
Mon W
-
em
Central Ry —.60 r"~
*.
26 4
Cr
New Amsterdam
Nort
7 7c i:f-25
J.
enn r s
-
.1
26 4
40
Apr
1134
2;)
39
135
Jan
9
May
154
236
Fen
Sept
26 4
Dec
6 '"o cum
Cum preferred....
Dec
Oct
354
10 '-8
25
Mergenthaler
July
)V
New Eugi
.ftpr
29 4
v!
J.11
......
164
Dec
20 4
Sept
North
167
93
>4
Dei
98
Nov
Gld Co ony RH.L:..
950
204
Dee
264
Sept
.
31
5
33 4
Feb
35
June
Peiusylva laRR-.--.-50
Qulncy Mining Co
-.25
Recce But Hole Ma;hi>.10
$5,500
334
Mar
474
Sept
Reece F^ld
Ja
56 4
Sent
534
8,500
40
Shawmut Assn T C
Friday
Last
Sale
Pa
Stocks—
Price
tmer Tel A Tel....... 100
loston A
126%
of Prices
High
IjOW
HI!
7?
Range
jot
Low
Year 1911
803
14
<1
—
84
44
9,
1154
Dec
64
Nov
104
69
Dec
974
•3*4
t Ry ser
Jan
551
23
444
44 4
244
44 4
3.722
230
20 4
404
Dec
50 4
Feb
doston
144
1*4
1*4
130
1*4
Dec
204
Dec
preferred.... —100
100
pref std._ 100
Class D 1st pref stpd. 100
doston Pers Prop Trusts. .*
Prior
Class A 1st pref stpd.
Class B 1st
Jan,
10 to Jan.
16,
2
64
185
.
4
Jan
325
44
Dec
*
40 C
-
14
1)5
.1:4
Dec
3
2
281
14
Dec
34
Aug
24
100
14
De.:
3
July
8
Dec
13
Aug
Dec
234
Aug
120
Pat
Stocks—
Aug
j1'. 1
1 "*?
page
*459
4
4
Dec
8
Get
Jan
J
14
ii
594
June
Dec
2,775
•
400
50
,
10c
Dec
X
Pet
....
20
Dec
Jan
40
M
784
634
Sept
ar
Dec
52c
Dec
1014
for
Week
813
4
4
Feb
74
Oct
June
June
1054
A-r
1,000
lc
Dec
10 c
Dec
Amer Pub Serv
49 4
50
101
40
32 4
1JJ
23 4
Dec
58 4
414
204
17
17
17
664
66
...
Cistle (A M)
Conv
A Co cm
10
S6 pref.*
Cent S W
Lt pf.*
Cnerry Burreil Corp com.5
-
104
•
common...1
preferred..*
Chgo Flexible Shaft :om. .0
Chicago Towel conv pref."
Chicago Yel Cab cap
*
Low
H Igh
Low
Shares
30
Convertible
Jan
Oeere A
High
Anaconda Cop Mln en
50
-*
com....*
Corp (rne> — »
1)4
484
10 J
11
4(0
214
10)
19
•23
J411
3 )4
175
2*4
Doc
364
Jan
Everstiarp Inc
8J
81
73
Dec
94
Jan
F Jrb
Dec
7
Aug
Dec
1684
Jnn
Doc
29 4
Sent
70
-
274
44
373
1254 1284
44
798
28 4
1,5ft
ci4
c!7
Aug
434
Dec
574
514
Jan
Eddy Paper
9.4
Dee
14 4
Out
Elec
34
117
214
Dec
HouseholdUtUCorp.5
Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
Apr
Aug
■
»
T
18
Dec
15
De
3 :0
584
5j
80
M«
54
2,200
Mi
I iOt
28
De.
3..
90
De
34
Dei
J
4
Mi
7
No\
1*0
3
21
95
Feb
De
Aug
Aug
iu
J
in
July
D"c
%
47
Dec
.an
1124 May
Jan
84
Oci
1
Jau
Fei
314
July a
*34
2 4
234
224
13
124
100
oan
14
600
4,850
Dei
AU|
112 4
Ja.i
Dei
10*
Sept
414
Dei
72 4
Jan
24
Dei
64
July
Dei
20
14
20
4
?0
4
10
4 4
4 30
73
30
Jan
Jan
14
Dec
2 4
Dec
4
5
64 Mav
Dei
24
Mar
De
14
Mi.r
Dec
64
Jan
164
July
194
164
Sept
984
Dec
13 4
■
1*
8
2,050
5
Dei
44
14
F5 h
4
•
1
450
9
94
107
5.
59
110
13
mm—
23
1UJ
Aug
Sept
4
14
134
14 4
6 4
27 4
5
ii.
Dec
750
1
;
Dec
44
400
54
^
114
94
115
27,000
24,
224
June
200
104
84
464
.-30
Dodge Mfg Corp
Feb
Jan
Aug
84 Jan
Jan
54
104 May
1 Fi
304
50
12 7
134
350
124
lol
20
84
Dei
280
804
J a:,
114
1)6.
10
l>ei
/s
Feb
Jau
114
134
130
144
Dec
19
C34
14
84
1 -i
110
7 >i
uei
104
Sept
250
14
Api
2 -s
Dec
234
2*4
120
jixij
•
84
Cohncom 16
Co common
*
46
Anr
294
14
IK)
EdLsoncom.25
29 4
80
DO
Jan
347
r
24
4"
5
104
2)4
9
Chrysler C orp common.. .o
Cities Sen ice Co «'om..-10
2.14
via
pref.-.100
Amer Tel A Tel Co cap.
494° 49 4
5
14
Chicago Corp
7% cuniul oref... —100
Cunaliiguara D 8tores.2>s
Curtiss-V7r ignt Corp com. 1
98
5
93
Cent btat« low A
Cudahy Pack C)m
7 It
404
93
33
....-.*
pref
Consolidated Biscuit com. 1
Cmwotl-iated Oil Corp... ;
Consumers CoCom pt 3". 1 v t c cl A — 50
Com pt s i vtcclB- — •
Vot tr cifs part pf shs.50
%
:
33
4
Uiil com.—50c
Com'wei.lth
4
6
54
6
Decker (All) A
—
650
2
Pec
Dec
Apr
5:
69 4
4
Corp com.. 1
preferred.
-
of Amer—
Common..—;.20
Cra ic Co con: raon
2<>
Range for Year 1941
48 4
AHls-Clialmers iVIfg Co...*
3
Dec
3D
194
Feb
5
74
May-
114
12
200
Dec
134
1>
80
84
13 ^
84
Dixie-Vortex Co com
494
7
8
104
54
204
Mar
14
31
oates
of Prices
Allied Prod lets Corp cl A25
5
32
298.
14 June
10
." r——
Auier Rid A Stand com..*
494
e
■
Al)bott Laboratories com.*
7
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc
44% prior pref
100
6% preferrel.. — -.100
45c Jui
464
Week's Rang
Price
/Hied Laboratories coin..*
133
4
25c
10
Apr
540
Sale
Acme Steel Co common.25
11H
10
20
4
5
Dopper Range..-.
East Boston Co....
4
598
453
200
450
24
20 4
'
Cent 111 Secur
32 H
1014 10*4 .188,00:)
...
-
54
'.'11 nmet A He.la..
Cent 111 Pun s>crv
Jan
Last
-n
24
94
Jan
Dec
Jan
55 Ft,
%
Aug
84
72 4
2I4
4
11
25
"4
pref
283
129
304
34
38c
5% cum conv
Dec
8
184 Jan
204 Sept
Apr
254 June
4 4
234
214
64
Dec
674
5*4
'
Dec
30
Prior lit n
690
Aug
Apr
5 i
Dec
Dec
Dec
'140
754
16
m
V
2
1)
640
94
54
Dec
Dct
2,160
104
Butler Brotners
Preferrtd
27
com*
.--10
Jau
Aug
Oct
Sept
preferred.....-*
Mar
Feb
41
(E L) com... —5
253
Feb
A n>
52 4
13
Class A
194
1
32 4
Brown
D»e
50c
194
124
700
330
830
144
Feb
8
Jan
314
60 4
r944
Bruce Co
bath inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
14
"2"
Providence..100
footnotes see
'01
Friday
1 /4r
%/.
X
64
970
-100
'
14
_..-j-..
224
Nov
174
JO
1*4
5c
920
20)
20 4
lie
68
Dec
Corp com..5
Fence A Wire-
114
18
Pec
15
July
July
Chicago Stock Exchange
Jan
Maine—
stamped... 100
3,850
7
100
34
...
July
52c
4
100
154
124
374
34
Container Curp
34 July
104- Aug
For
55
*
A 44"'48
Apr
dostori A
403
74
2 4
Borg Warner
64
High
6,350
Laughlin Inc com.5
Bliss A
Dec
182
Bethlehem Steel Curp
July
Sept
Jan
234
Common
5
Oct
2
1684 May
Joston Elevated...
iostou A
Dee
26 4
4
*69g"
..
—
Dec
2c
34
*28
ited Shoe Mach
Warren (S D) Co..---.
99 4
9
14
4
477
632
"224
2
4 4
Low
4
314
24
*
74
r2'»4
„
24
^eelig M fg A com 5
24
Bonds—
11')
n
'
6<0
20
14,902
13
Vioe
*
EMass
lostoii Edison
..-—25
—100
Herald Traveller.*
44
1004
154
224
14
.*
Hlyh
3,030
1254 1284
7
82,;, 86
Albany....;.. 100
4
.
Week's Range
7
*
3ird A Son Inc...
Dec
May
203
Corp.25
Utah Metal A Tun Co.—l
W arrenBtos..
*
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
May
4 4
154
214
Mnch Co...11)
United Fruit Go.-..
10 to Jan. 16,
18 4
7,610
632
Union Twist Drill Co..-.5
Jan.
200
4 4
4
25c
—KM)
Torrington Co (The).....*
U
314
'32
B.itte.-;.2.50
Stone A Webster..
—
May
100
Pacific Mills Co-^-.- —*
67
—
5c
34a
285
49'
423
—
184
4
Feb
23e
lc
-
2*4
1975
A 5s flat
1*004
Tel A Tel.-.400
Rights (iisued)
954
48
12 4
9
NYNH AHartf RR-100
Bonds—
2 U
20
4
234
Bait Transit Co 4s flat 1975
60
175
16
29
314
Linotype..*
31
-
28
13c
Narragansett Jtac Assn-.l
Nd Tunnel A Mines.;.--''
D.t
N
2554
May
May
May
Dec
11
—100
Associates vtc.-l
Mass Util
2
34 f 4
Maine Central com....100
134
fr'w--
2
Western National Bank.20
75
Jan
Aug
Razor
94 4
Cisualty2
U 9 Fidelity A Guar
100
-94
22 4
235
236
Mercantile Tr.Bt Co.-* .oO
15
July
28
47
25
27
H
1
'
Dex.
14
Jan
31
23.36
"57
34
34
Co.*
Co.. 15
com—5
preferred ——50
Gillette 8afcty
Sept
304
40
'
100
10 4
Fidel A Guar Fire Corp.. 10
23 >-8
Range for Year 1941
Shares
H4
114
.
Bl?ssi lg cam..... *
Co com..... 19
Bendix Aviation com
5
for
Week
High
34#
B.Mden Mfg
5.5
110 4
17
Oct
1
1184
720
284
21
2
Jan
Preferred vtc...
May
90
34
Dee
54
B istlan
1
Dei
102,;:
Barlow A
Anr
244
23.98
Aug
84
2
110
1124 115
r.
244
34
Feb
14
105
v
Sept
June
2
1
-
16
14
34
Lamson Corp iDel)
3)
m
102
5
Loiv
34
common..5
S Fc com —100
Atney Truss Wheel cap. A
Aviation Corp (Del)
3
3 000
2 vfci
5
Isle Royale Copper
1,400
w'i
Aug
Sept
Jan
15
100
UK)
vtel
19
90
May
60
June
Range
of Prices
Price
Pat
Atch Top A
280
24
*
74 4
2
Sept
51
- .
-
15
Jan
5 4
173
4 % preferred B.
4% preferred C;
Eastn Sugar Assoc com
-
753
714
12 4
4
>
-
—
Empl Group Assoc T c...*
General Ca.dtal Corp.-—*
July
133
14
preferred..—.---lOG
Preferred B—:. .-.v:
Low
Shares
14
—...1)0
Common
for
(Continued)
Stocks
High
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan. 10 to Jan. 16,
Sales
Week's
Sale.
84
'
34
*
34
23
34
2)
200
2)0
3
254
Ap
Dei
Dec
284 Sept
11
Nov
L4
aan
21
Aug
*4 sept
334
Feb
com—...1
24
24
100
ks-M or«e c 0 m - - * - *
Foor-Waeel Drive Auto. 1)
3:4
3/4
50
3*4
May
45 4
Jan
8
8
150
54
Feb
Brewi g .om.h
,17
17
*/• 0
De.
94
26
Sept
Ee,,t
Mv
5
Foe (
a 1
eter)
Fuller Mfg On com nnn__ 1
74
1/
4
44
150
2
16
34
Maj
3
Jau
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
296
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Range for Year 1941
Last
for.
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
Par
(Concluded)
Week's Range
Sale
Stocks
14 %
150
14
Gen Amer Transp com...
42%
c27%
44 %
326
39 H
28%
750
24 %
38%
39 %
224
33H
31%
2%
33
3,150
28 %
3
110
3%
3°0
2%
2%
6%
Gererol Electric Co cornGeneral Foods common..
32 %
com—10
General Outdoor Adv com
~~3H
Gillette Safety Razor com
3%
Goldblatt Bros Inc com..
6%
OH
100
GoodyearTlre A Rub com
Gossard Co (H W) com..
11%
12%
8%
11%
10%
184
8%
11%
Great Lakes D & D com..
Hall Printing
Co com—.10
7%
cap—'
Parts
10
10%
10
11%
7%
Harnischfegcr Corp com.
Heileman Brewing
7%
com.-—-*
12
300
8
50
7
50
28 %
30
12% May
14%
Jan
Jan
55
7%
Dec
950
al6
Dec
1%
1%
1 %
800
7%
625
7%
15%
3%
71%
Lincoln Printing
13%
100
2%
223
•
63 %
7%
46%
175
70
6%
42%
%
10
1
50
21%
4
Dec
Jan
9%
-
Aug
56%
2%
July
Jan
12%
10 %
Dec
18
Mar
6%
100
5%
Dec
11
Jan
3%
40%
3%
40%
550
3
Dec
5% July
50%
Jan
50
Dec
88 %
Dec
25
May
38%
50
95
95%
26%
26%
100
5%
2,400
10
10 %
120
10%
2 6%
10%
20
14%
11%
15
30
5
3%
*
Marshall Field com
cora.l
*
Merch & Mtrs Sec A com.l
82 cumul part pref
*
Miskelberry's Food ProdMartin (Glenn L) Co
12
-
24%
c24%
13%
"2%
2%
Dec
27%
Jan
fvg
7 %
Jan
•106%
Midla. d Util 6%
7% prior lien
3%
3%
3%
pf A *
11%
July
16%
Jan
Sept
11
Dec
17%
Dec
32% Sept
Jan
19
9
2%
60
Dec
Dec
26
11%
Columbia Gas.
12
;
Tlmken Roller Bearing
._
1%.
.
33
172
50
,972
150
3%
Dec
3%
150
2%
Dec
Dec
50
11%
~
•
3
%
Montg Ward A Co com..*
26%
28%
511
Spriugfilled com*
8%
8m
50
-—.1
Monroe Chemical Co com
Jan
/ %
50
5%
3%
%
5%
3%
Apr
3
50
100
.
"200
100
Dec
6
Dec
3%' Deo
%
Dec
July
4%
29%
Apr
Apr
5%
6%
Feb
Jan
7
Apr
9
v
,
Dec
Dec
9
.
Dec
.'
620
40
33
37%
15% July
10% Sept
4%
Jan
48%
Jan
51%
Jan
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
,
43%
.
7%
6%
1%
39%
11%
Oct
Jan
Feb
Jan
Oct
Jan. 10 to Jan. 16,
Exchange
.4%
Nat Cylinder Gas com—1
National Standard cnra.10
"27 %
c3%
8%
27
c 9%
22%
*
N Y Central RR cap
Noblitt-Sparks Ind cap..5
North Amer Car com...20
*22%
4%
10%
Northwest Airlines com..*
Nor West Util
7% pref .100
"m
5
6
Paramount Plct Inc com.l
Omnibus Corp com
Sale
5C
Penn RR capital
Peoples G L A Coke cap 100
Perfect Circle (The)
Co...*
Pullman
Inc capital
Pure Oil Co (The) com...*
Quaker Oats Co common.*
Preferred
100
22 %
"2i"
Rou BpiHl Laihe Wks cap 5
14
32%
Nov
8
200
50
60
10
17
Airway Electric pref
100
Brass Mfg——50
City Ice A Fuel
....
22%
Dec
200
Nov
9%
148
74
110%
74
1,432
8
110%
<r
.
-
8
14%
"76"
lnterlake Iron com...
39%
12%
10
61
44
May
100
6
128
*
Jan
1%
1%
Dec
43%
Jan
21
Jan
July
3%
Jan
18?
100
Dec
5%
Mar
92
1%
100
9%
9%
9%
47
10%
400
10
■28%
28%
31%
28%
307
27
31%
60
33%
:r~5%
5%
5%
250
4%
7
7%
290
"
7%
Vlchek Tool.
*
4%
5%
Weinberger Drug Stores.. *
7%
7%
120
Dec
4
•
Oct.
2
Dec
3%
70
"
Jen
7
100
*
Mar
%
Oct
3% June
49% Aug
3% May
6
6
10
26
Aug
1%
% June
1%
37%
*
Apr
Mar
Jan
15%
100
2
Feb
18%
85
48%
11%
38
3C
4
Dei
37%
1%
Patterson-Sargent
*
Rlchman Bros..
*
Standard Oil of Ohio .—25
1
19%
2
National Refining new...*
U pson-Waltou
39%
4
Natl Refining pr pref 6%.*
Nestle LeMvr A
*
Otis Steel
Jau
July
36%
Dec
20
39%
19%
19%
*
cNYCentralRR com...*
Jau
13
Dec
50
7%
Metro Paving Brick
Dec
116
Jan
27
39%
7%
39%
lnterlake Steamship
110
14%
70,
70
Grelf Bros Cooperage A..*
J aeger IvI acnine
Dei
7%
35
Aug
33%
17%
.
Firestone T & R com—10
Great Lakes Towing pf 100
Dec
32
,
115
Oct
10%
50
110% 110%
31% 31%
Mar
Feb
81% fe -t
Dee
25
Jan
6%
10%
Dec
109%
I05
22%
Dec
66
'0
31%
14%
30%
13%
'
Dow Chemical pref.... 100
Eaton Mfg.
4%
7%
35
110% 110%
31%
Cliffs Corp com
... ..5
Colonial Finance.-..-i.1-1
—
High
60
4%
9%
*
Cleve Elec rilujm 5:4.50 pf. *
Cleveland Ry
100
142
21
20,
137
8%
25%
9%
68%
c9
64
145
c2%
15%
10*
Jan
Apr
13
Aug
Dec
Jan
Dec
35%
48%
Dec
6
July
%
Ja«
9
July
7% Sept
10%
Jan
Dec
,,
7%.
Jau
Dec
"HI
1%
cl7%
32
4 %
c4%
13
Jun
Dec
28%
Aug
Friday
11%
Last
Week's Range
of Prices
141%
Dec
4%
2%
Sept
Aug
14%
Dec
20%
13%
Dec
22 %
J an
49%
Dec
78%
Jan
HQ
.2.9 %
Mar
4,30
50%
10
2%
Dec
De
50
5
420
3%
Dec
1%
25%
Mar
37
Aug
6%
1%
1%
Jan
765
c33%
5%
(i%
6%
...
c4
1
Sundstrand Mach T'l com 5
25
Swift A Co canltal—
24%
Swift International cap..15
Texas Corp canltal—
26
Thornpsjt (J R) com....T
Trare Co (Tb -') com
25
Union Car'c A Carb cap..*
%
70%
United Air Ll.es Tr cap..5
U S Gypsum Co com.
U 8 Rubber Co com
10
*
18%
'24%
'21%
35%
13%
24%
22%
32%
475
250
4%
5%
3%
000
....
5%
53%
H/34
1%
17H
11%
cum preferred
100
Utah Radio Prod com—]
Walgreen Co common_...♦
Wayne Pump Co capital.. 1
Western Union Tel com 100
25%
WestLghs El & Mfg com.60
79
568
138
20e
Jan
Dec
6%
Jan
-. -.
76c
-Jan
1%
Sept
1
Williams Oil-O-Mat com.*
1%
4
2
oom
91
1%
4
fcenlth Radio Corn com..*
Sale
Far
Stocks-
Price
~~2~l%
of Prices
High
Low
Aug
146%
6%
Nov
Jan
Dec
12
Feb
Jan
79% Sept
17
Jan
69%
Oct
150
1
Jan
3%
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dac
79%
5%
Dec
15%
Dec
Dec
Dec
28%
Jan
Sept
70%
Jan
130
Jan
1%
July
May
104%
Jan
2%
50%
8
Feb
93
Mur
5
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Aug
Detroit Gray Iron com..5
Detroit-Mich Stove com.. 1
"i%
.3
3%
3%
1
General Motors com
10
Goebel Brewing com
1
Graham-Paige c unmon.. 1
Grand Va'ley Brew com.. 1
1%
670
32%
1,024
2%
1%
31%
2%
7tic
75c
76c
Gar Wood Ind com
General Fliaace com
Week
Cb am p Paper A Fiber .... *
6%
16%
16%
-*
2%
3%
184
84%
85%
89
90
Baldwin..
.8
Churngold.
.
....
Cin Gas & Elec
100
pref
84%
20
CNOJtT P
Cincinnati Street——50
Cincinnati Telephone —50
Cia Un Stock Yards
*
"7%
76
Houdillle-Hershey
B
Randall classB
—*
U
10
*
Wurlitzer nreferred
page
Dec
8%
100
300
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
53c
58C
58c
100
50c
Dec
1%
Jan
1%
1%
8,440
2%
2%
2%
2%
500
1H
Apr
2% Sept
095
2
Deo
4%
Feb
100
3
5%
99
11%
8%
40
10%
Jan
550
1%
903
1%
Dec
2%
2%
Au?
Aug
100
90c
Nov
1%
Jan
75C
80c
4 54
1
1%
1%
1%
1,520
1
Feb
1 %
Wayne Screw Prods com.4
2%
2%
2%
300
2
Jan
Jan
Se^t
4
4
500
3%
2
20
4%
4%
6
26%
27%
170
116
Dec
Dec
1%
4
25%
1%
Nov
Dec
Dec
Jan
10
15
Feb
23
5
Dec
9
Baldwin Loco Works v t cl3
95
Feb
103%
1
Jan
4
8%
34
Stocks-
Par
Price
1.70
1,300
400
62 %c 62 %c
8
7%
Jan
Jan
6% July
43% July
9%
Jan
97% June
4%
4%
8%
18
1,884
""7%
all%
Central Invest Corp. —100
Cessna Aircraft Co
1
-.....
Chrysler Corp
......5
a48%
6
Consolidated OIL Corp...*
Consolidated bteel Cur p.*
Preferred
19%
—.*
al0% all%
11%
11%
10%
10%
a48
a48%
6
5%
5%
5%
4.
Dec
5%
Jan
a9%
21
13%
1,612
13%
11%
Oct
13%
Dec
16
Oct
Sept
8%
2%
405
4%
Apr
550
1%
Apr
11%
2%
2%
.2%
ale
a2c
134
2c
Nov
5c
Jan
35c
35c
1,000
40c
Sept
40c
Sept
8%
ale
400
1%
Dec
126
815
2S%
433
28
28%
a30%
19%
19%
Flectrical Products Corp.4
Farm A: Merch Nat Bk. 100
6
6
385
385
Gen Motors Corp com.. 10
32
Gan Paint Corp com..:—*
Goodyear Tire & Rub Co
Hancock Oil Co A Mm
—
32%
a
12%
23%
100
al4%
.
.
75
14% al4%
al0% al0%
Jan
46%
Oct
Sept
Jan
Sears Roebuck A Co
al5%
a'22%
a9%
Aug
20
Nov
7%
Feb
10% Sept
1% Nov
347
Dec
»i»
25
Dec
35%
23%
1 %
31%
22
110
Mar
Dec
Dec
Dec
Oct
39
2
2%
9%
4,374
25
•
2
11%
9%
Jan
20
320
3% May
20
Dec
Dec
17%
9%
Dec
17%
Jan
25
6%
Feb
9%
July
50
1
Dec
3%
Aug
60
%
10%
Feb
15%
95
17%
Dec
25
65
8%
Jan
11%
Dec
110
2%
15%
Dec
4%
Jan
Dec
22%
Jau
Dec
7l%
Dec
10%
Apr
July
91
516
7%
250
150
51
7%
*'3%- Dec
23%
Dec
46%
8%
Dec
3%
20%
Dec
23%
a30
a33%
332
37
Jan
Dec
Dec
alO
alO
431
31
Jan
'
115
04%
Feb
45%
11%
7,8%
34%
155
33%
—340
21%
38%
28%
51%
16%
54%
Dec
Feb
365
17%
Dec
16%
5H
100
2%
Feb
a79%
a79% a79%
150
74%
Nov
Jan
68%
5H
a
.
30
a70% a7i %
34%
a
15%
a
9%
Mar
Dec
July
May
Sept
Jan
Dec
0
77%
Nov
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Jan., 10 to Jan. 15,
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
Last
Sale
Stocks—
Par
American Stores
Price
lludd (E Gl Mfg Co
Budd Wheel Co—.
Sales
Week's Rang*
High
Low
765
128%
3%
718
200
00
47
6%
48%
8%
115%
2%
5%
295
17%
90
30%
31%
31%
33%
114
115%
310
844
28%
112%
Dec
0%
*48%
General Mo tors........ 10
32%
Horn AHardart (Pb 111) com *
Horn A Hardart (N Y)—
115%
40
27
27
16
61 >0
202
10,855
2
445
3%
3%
52 %
55 %
33
54%
35
Tonopah mining.
%
u«
Improv com*
16%
5%
*
106%
;._
WestmoreRr d C ml
20
2
v
Tacony-Palmyra Br cl A. *
"18"
'
%
"st
14%
16%
5%
5%
104% 103%
10%
11
13
18
17%
29%
8%
1%
650
3%
io?% mu
50
Jan
Oct
31%
Dec
Apr
50%
55
Apr
39
650
Nov
%
Jan
7%
3%
Jan
July
Aug
Mar
Nov
25%
Apr
31%
12%
June
3%
39%
Jan
Sept
Jan
112%
Jan
68%
Dec
Jan
40
Dec
82
Mar
1%
Dec
13%
4,827
%
Dec
1,200
160
Jan
120
5%
5%
Dec
July
34%
Feb
34% Sept
48%
Jan
31%
July
Dec
Dec
Dec
109
117
71%
Feb
2%
3%
2,437
8
Dec
2%
678
i07%
Dec
21
3'
10%
Gas
Dec
3
30%
Preferred
Dec
2%
10
United
July
July
3%
3%
22%
30%
*
*
Jan
7%
2%
1%
Phila Elec Power pref...25
United Corp common
Preferred
178%
Dec
Dec
Dec
28 %
1,23)
PMIco Corp.
....8
Salt Dome Oil Corp....„ 1
Scott Paper
Sun Oil..
Dec
4%
23
I referred...—
11%
41%
50
Dec
4%
21%
Pennsylvania RR......50
High
10%
12-3
3
*
Lehigh Coal A Navigation*
Lehigh Valley RR
..50
Nat'l Power A Light
*
Pennroad Corp v t c._...1
Range for Year 1941
Shares
17%
120%
.«
Chrysler Corp.—.—
*
Curtis Pub Co prior pref.*
Electric Storage Battery 100
for
Week
of Prices
Low
10%
....
American Tel A Tel. ...100
30%
10%
117%
Jan
Jan
4
Dec
100%
Dec
107
10
50
Dec
.Jai
13%
19
21
Jau
Jan
Apr
July
^
10 to Jan. 16, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
Sales
Par
Week's Range
for
Sale
of Prices
Weekr
Price
Jan
21%
Low
High
Range for Year 1941
Shares
Law
210
17%
60c
fiOc
100
50c
7%
346
5%
5%
8
8
8%
1%
1%
1%
1%
50
902
1 900
1%
15%
Ilarb Walker Refrac com.*
95
1%
15%
110
94
95
100
45
.
1
High
Dec
Lone Star Gas
7%
5%
4'L5
6%
5%
1,020
4 %
Nat Flreproofing com....*
65p
70c
800
9%
Jan
Penn Federal Cory pref. 50
410%
Jan
4%
Dec
Pitt BreWig common...*
Fltt Forgings Co..
.1
Pitts Screw A Bolt Corp..*
5
Reyrner A Bros common.. 4
Shamrock Oil A G°s com 1
"9%
47%
7%
•
Jan
July
20% Sept
33%
Feb
25
25
25
5
Dec
Mountain Fuel Supply.. 10
7%
Dec
13%
Sept
7%
25
90
8%
*
Dec
Aug
Dec
Dei
1%. Pen
1% Nov
6% May
Dec
Dec
21%
23% Sept
Dec
Dec
Feb
Dec
21
6%
*
Dee
22%
0 >» - Jan
00
133
Dec
,11
Dec
May
25
5
24%
5%
190
Jan
a4%
24%
375%
28%
007
Jan
40%
0
260
15
«4 'i
10
32%
23
Jan
Dec
io;<
U S Steel Corp..
Warner Bros
k tures Inc.5
Koppers Gas A Coke pf.100
Apr
4%
4%
all% al3
Jau
3%
150
3
J*
Dor
-
-
7%
11%
«17% al8%
al2% al2%
53%
53%
-
«71%
14% Sept
68% Mar
Apr
10
5
July
Oct
13%
Dec
-
«4%
Union Carbide A Carbon.*
Aug
Dec
1,313
Jan
Ai g
Oct
Sept
3%
39
"40%
a37%
Byers (A Ivi) Co com.
*
Columbia Gas A Electric.*
Flectrie Products.—
*
Fort Pitt Brewing.——..]
50c
4%
34%
39%
29%
13%
7%
Texas Corporation (The) 25
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co. 10
Blaw-Knox Co
Sept
97 %c July
9%
Oct
8
5
4%
25%
25
Westingliouse El A Mfg. 50
4
Feb
29
3
"al 8%
1
United Aircraft Corp. ....5
U 8 Rubber C'o......
10
Dei
n
200 V
: :
a7%
a7%
a2% a2%
al4% al5%
a'22
a'22%
a9% a9%
*
— ..
Dec
17%
100
a!3% a!3%
19%
10%
*
*
1
2%
135
275
9%
.*
k-turcs Inc—1
July
117
9%
—......
38%
800
,7
—*
Jan
Sept
Jan
„
10
a27% a27%
"~2%
Deo
18%
Dec
20%
a36% a37
10%
July
26%
83%
a2
36%
30% May
Apr
50
a
29%
Jan
Dec
a27% a27%
a
Feb
Julv
Dec
16%
95
a2
Apr
o7%k Nov
8%
1%
28%
1>4
27%
Dec
36%
•3%
.
Jan
7
40%
158
65
200
a38% a39%
a39%
3%
3%
17
Jan
471
21
8%
28%
448
1%
1%
3%
21
8%
.
a40
a40
.
American Co
35
120
100
a9%
a9%
a37% a37%
a02% «05%
22%
22%
a62%
Dec
Dec
22%
18%
21%
13%
8%
138
a21% a21%
Borg-Warner Corp
5
Caterpillar Tractor Co...*
Allegheny Ludlum Steel..*
Auto Financing Co com..]
89
41%
5
Dec
35%
119
60
a30% a31%
a
a9%
Bethlehem Steel Corp..
al28%
3%
215
126
a
a37%
_
210
a41% a42%
a41%
a
5
2% Sept
1.20 May
765
100
J an
High
Jan
763
Sept
5% May
Low
2%
625
Jan
Aug
2%
5
Stocks-
2.60
Feb
Nov
Dec
8%
Westmoreland Tn<j——10
Week
1.60
Jan
25
29%
815
1,029
Last
2.55
2% July
61% Sept
Jan
Feb
29
13%
Barnsdull Oil Co..
Range for Year 1941
2.60
Air
Jan
Mar
Dec
Dec
20%
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Sales
,1.60
Jan
Nov
3%
Dec
Jan
30%
29%
34%
14%
27
25
12%
Jan
47 %
29
Atlantic Refining (The) .26
both inclusive,"Compiled from official sales lists
Bandlni Petroleum Co—1
30
%
■V
30%
28
60
20%
Sept
Aug
Aug
Dec
1,107
20%
Aug
0
May
26%
200
11
43%
Dec
16%
38
26%
4%
100
AnacondaCopper Min Co50
Atchison Top A San Fe 100
Jan.
Aircraft Accessories Ino50c
24% June
95% Dec
20
<£« Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan. 10 to Jan. 16,
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
July
95c
July
July
45
49%
1%
2%
1% June
Apr
2
22% Sept
8% May
23% Sept
Dee
25
Ja 1
"
1%
2%
1%
Shares
777
Jan
135
of Prices
Low
High
29
Aug
Jan
5%
7
Salt
52
5%
4%
Dec
1 %
11
Jau
100% 100%
%
%
298.
8
Dec
9%
2%
1"
For footnotes see
7% .July
Dec
90c
95c
Broadway Depart Store..*
Byron Jackson Co
*
100
Jan
5
895
7
Bolsa Chlca Oil common. 1
5
4%
100
98c
1%
Jan
35%
1,331
5
Mar
95c
Mar
85
7%
1.00
1.25
5%
1
com
23
5
Jan
Jan
Tivoll Brewing com
1
IJ 8 Radiator com——1
29
3%
60c
Mar
June
1
Dec
35'%
900
1%
2%
2%
2%
1%
Dec
85
2
9%
2%
7
1
19
10
25c
Dec
ft
396
SPrintiag^referred.-.50
Wurlitzer—
Dec
100
*
10
4
Dec
15c
1%
100
Week's Range
23%
4
1
700
300
Last
Dec
Jan
1%
1%
Friday
7
Mar
60c
1%
Feb
Jan
4%
10 —38% May
250
6% Dec
1%
Dec
/21c
Sept
Oct
Dec
46c
Mar
1%
1%
1,;:,":';
98'
28%
27
700
Jan
Oct
40c
2,125
107%
28%
-*
Dec
17
2,(00
1%
Feb
70
13%
1
36c
60c
Dec
208
Apr
Dec
25c
..
5
Peninsular Mtl Prod com. 1
15
1
100
21
7%
93c
*
fO
51%
1%
Nov
1%
;•
Murray Corp com
10
Muskeon Piston Ring..2%
17
1
80c
Dec
21c
Preferred.10
20%
50%
1%
Mar
July
14
50%
30c
2%
30
8%
Jan
83%
87%
500
38
1.00
52
32 %
,._...*
U S Playing Card
176
2%
Dec
100
60c
30c
1%
Mid-West Abras com..50c
com...
Dec
56c
55c
Michigan Sugar com..._. 1
Prudential Invest
2-
750
7%
1
_
48%
100
Michigan Die Casting——1
Packard Motor Car com.
Dec
9%
1%
Motor Products com
Jan
17%
37c
Wolverine Tube °om
At g
2,329
41%
June
a27%
Smelting Ref Co.....*
Amer Tel A Tel Co
Jan
2%
9%
Kingston Products com..l
Kinsel Drutcom........I
Masm Acrew Prod cohi.,1
McClanahan OH com
29
%
Jau
Se t
2,635
32 vj,
,.10
Rapid
5
Dec
24
20%
8% Dec
2% May
Unlisted Stocks—
Apr
July
17%
Hurd Lock & M fg com... 1
20%
National Pumps
Iff Prirtp
g
Dec
32 V
Kroger
*
Little Miami guaranteed 50
-
Dec
14%
1%
626
23
20%
41%
Am Rad A Std i-an Corp..
Am
Mar
400
2%
60c
*
17
—r_
Preferred......
6%
15
6%
8
...*
PAG
21
8%
38
Formica Insulation.
—
76
194^
40
V
Jan
Aug
O.t
23
Warner Aircraft com
High
Dec
8%
......
Hobart A.
75
7%
Low
14%
6%
Crosley Cor p..
--.-*
Day ton-A-Mich gtd-—
Eagle-1 icher
10
Gibson Art—.
7%
6 V
Pec
'
Hoover Ball A Bear com. 10
Standard Tube B
Range for Year
•
17
120
FhellerMfgcom..
1
Simplicity Pattern com..l
Exchange
20
Prlr.ca Cons Mini:,g.. 10,
4% June
May
230
1,753
2%
1%
90
21%
17%
Dec
Feb
350
Jan
40
Sept
94c
Dec
71
20%
Amer Laundry Mach—20
17%
3
18
■
1%
10
Shares
15% June
52c Dec
126
110
for
150
1
1%
Sales
Week's Range
78c
Ja
1%
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Last
91c June
151
78c
93c
17%
100
Detroit Edison com
_.
maay
1%
15%
250
15%
.
4
Frankcnmuth Brew com.. J
Sept
155
4%
"26%
Cardinal Gold Mining Co. 1
Sept
Jan
2%
Cincinnati Stock
Dec
*
Cunningham Dreg com2%
Det A Clev Nav com
10
RickeKH W) common...2
River liaison Paper com
*
Jan. 10 to Jan. 1>,
2%
Sept
Feb
400
555
1
19
10
3%
5%
2%
10%
9%
3%
1%
3%
3
24%
12%
Mining Stocks—
A1 iska-Juneau Gold MrglO
„
9% July
1% Sept
Jan
130
50
Mtr
Apr
18% Mar
31%
Oct
230
60c
-
Nov
24
1'3%
Dec
6
1
Dec
cl2%
Yates-Amer Mach cap...5
Yellow Tr & Coach el B..1
5%
3
1
Dec
150
030
1%
Mar
181
200
1%
150
H
59%
3%
1%
7%
1%
Oct
9%
200
16%
10%
57%
3%
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co cap .*
%
6%
1
Micromatic Hor.e com...1
91
*
prior pref....
Woodall Indust
Dec
3%
800
Wi sboldt Stores Inc—
Cum
Jan
2c
225
1%
362
10
5%
200
4%
300
11
200
8c
3%
Jan
1.0.)
Dec
220
7%
8c
2%
1%
37%
14%
47%
105%
1,017
7%
3%
Nov
4%
9% May
75
7%
""3%
1%
Durham Mfg common—.1
Dec
11%
45%
11%
55%
119%
1%
18 %
11%
26%
80%
Brown McLaren oom
150
1%
Jau
16%
34%
3%
7%
61%
High
July
Sept
19%
150
Low
Shares
7%
1,100
Feb
23
.1
Studcbaker Corp
Swift A Co
6%
Aug
7%
Wellington Oil Co of Del.l
Standard Oil Co (N J)..25
8%
Sept
26%
225
"20%
standard Brands, Lie. —*
Range, for Year 1941
Dec
25
28%
Radio Corp of America—*
Apr
Dec
39
850
cl6
53 %
7%
2% Sept
34% July
46% Dec
Dec
,73»/4
Vultee Aircraft inc
Republic bteel Corp
1%
Continental Motors com.l
May
9%
High
Low
1%
—
Aug
16%
6')5
Price
Burroughs Add Mach.... *
Consumers Heel com...-1
4.600
6
69%
Apr
Oct
40
110
4
8%
10%
44%
2C
U R Steel common
4%
6
6
0
%
287
y"
-1
A tlas Drop Forge com—5
A uto City Bre w com..... 1
Baldwin Rubber com
1
Allen Elet trie com...
Crov. ley h liner com
400
26%
40%
'6
Par
Stocks—
Jan
70
13% Vay
Dec
Dec
8
Seaboard Oil Co of Del. ..*
Aug
Jan
Dec
17%
"
Ohio Oil Co—
'
..
Week
2%
%
11%
530
6,601
.
Socony-Vacuum 011 Co. 15
for
tale
Jan
564
„
.
sales
■.
Jan
20
19%
4
North Amer Aviation Inc 1
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan
24%
-
?
Exchange
Dec
1%
S tudeimkpr Cor p com
Jan. 10 to Jan." 16,
Aug
11 %
13%
Paramount
Dec
5%
Dec
a9
Puie Oil Co.
Detroit Stock
Au?
Dec
4%
Pennsylvania RR Co...50
July
70o
6%
13%
Dec
Sept
Jan
Jan
Sept
3%
a9%
Dec
27
30o
8
Montg Ward A Co Inc.—*
Mountain City Cop Co.5c
1% June
54
Sept
400
31
100
2
16
25%
Mar
603
Mar
518
Union Oil of California..25
63
Jan
2%
Jan
Aug
46o
3%
8%
Packard Motor Car Co.—*
Dec
Dec
35c
Jan
10%
8
Tra'iscon & Western Air. .5
Transamerlca Corp
North
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Dec
Apr
1.15c
200
Mchestsmi A Roiiblns Incl8
DETROIT
160
25M
40 %
Stork line Furniture com. 10
"
114
4,537
a41% a41%
NY Central RR Co.....*
' Chicago Stock Exchange
Ford Building
Jan
Kennecott' Copper CorP— *
105
1
Ptewa: t Warner Corp com 5
'
Dec
20o
20
*13%
-.
Jan
^ -
Standar'' Oil of N J cap.25
Detroit Stock Exchange
'....
New York Curb Associate
Dee
Standard Oil of Ind cap.2ft
Common..
>
;
Dec
4%
4
50 %
Members
Exchange
6%
1,000
30%
8%
"4%
Standard Oil Co of Calif.*
General Foods Corp....
Jan
300
.
32
32
^
New York Stock
330
35c
10%
InternatkkmyTf 1A Tel... *}
Aug
440
15%
51
Southerh Pacific Co
7%
39
8%
Signal Oil & Gas Co A....*
So Calif Edison Co Ltd. .25
Original uref
—.'.25
6% preferred B_
25
5% % preferred C
25
Sou Calif Gas 6% oref A.25
Nov
al 1% all%
10
.
High
%
7%
Intl Nickel or Canada—..*
9%
400
18%
15
53 '4
—
Corp com ...»
General Electric Co.
Wa iling, LerchEn & Go.
51 >$
121
2%
1%
—
Low
100
3%
8
Curttes-Wright Corp.—_ 1
Electric Bind- A Share—.5
970
90
40c
Continental Motors Corp 1
Continental Oil (Del)
5
700
146
..
Jan
6
40c
"30%
Pae Lighting
Dec
20
61
42c
Columbia G A E Corp...*
Jun
10
1.40
42c
*
%
17%
36%
17%
967
44%
Dec
22%
1.30
1*35
Mt Diablo Oil Mug & Dev 1
Oceanic Oil Co
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co..".l
Sept
10%
33 (?
22%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.. 1
Menasco Mfg Co
—1
12%
905
21
18
7%
35c
.
Range for Year 1941
Shares
%
1
10c
Lincoln Petroleum Co.
45
350
21%
44%
14
Oct
2
20
1
June
May
6
%
Safeway Stores Inc.- ——*
Low
4%
Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref. *
Lamson A Sessions.
Shares
19
1.17
Akron
Mar
Oct
8%
1,200
Aug
Price
Roberts Public Markets..2
Range for Year 1941
Week
Low
Jan
9
c21%
9%
tkyclscap.*
Standard Dredge—
Dec
Dec
15
G3
Spiegel Inc common
Standard Brands Inc com.*
6%
19%
3%
7%
60
146
Sears Roebuck A Co cap. .*
St Louts Natl
Jan
650
10%
7%
Radio Corp of Amer com.*
Raytheon Kfe G% pref..,c
Republic Si eel Corp com.*
Sangamo Eiec Co com...*
Jan
32
1,040
22%
4%
6%
%
1
*
Pressed Steel Oar "om
27%
9%
11
Week
Richfield Oil Corp com... *
for
of Prices
High
Price
Aug
Dec
Dec
14%
.6
Class B com
5%
8
22
60
c
Peabody Coal 6% pref. 100
Dec
2%
90
200
9
10
9%
10
Nunn-Bush Shoecom. .2%
2,450
■4%
Lane-Wells Co
Preferred A—.
Sales
Week's Range
Last
Par
Stocks—
c
for
of Prices
Low
High
Pac Gas A Electric com.25
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
c
Week's Range
Pac Finance Corp com.. 10
*
Nash-Kelvlnator cap—6
P"r
Pacific Clay Products
Cleveland Stock
17% Aug
17% Sept
1% June
'
24%
Stocks (Concluded)
High
7%
%
29%
v.
*
1%
.
31%
43%
*
VauDorn iron Works
2,950
3%
4
3%
%
preferred-.-.10
-
Dec
13%
20 %
1,300
12
12
prllenlOO
—100
Miller A Hart Inc com v t c
Minn Brew Co com.
13
13% May
20
Low
•
—1
Common
Mar
21
Dec
9%
310
2%
Dec
June
7%
11
1,105
12%
25
13%
27
27
Middle West Corn cap...5
Midland Un Co conv
10
11 %
—
McCord Radia A Mfg cl A
Nachman
Jan
Apr
90%
Dec
Dec
Dec
Aug
6 >4
*
pref..*
-'*
Carbonic com
*
prior
10%
12%
$3% prefened —
Lindsay Lt A Cl em
,<1
Dec
Dec
Dec
Co—
Lion Oil Reig Co cap.
Liquid
400
3%
%
c7%
Ky Util jr cumul pref--50
6% preferred—— ..100
7
4%
46%
.
oucrS7 pref..*
Iron Fi-em an Mfg v t o.--*
Jarvlf (W B) Co cap—5
Katz Drug Co common. J
Interstate I
pref..
16
72%
3% June
Dec
1
Shares
:m.. .9%
General Motors------.10
Jan
40
Dec
>1.
15%
11%
25
—.„-_*
*
Jan
13%
%
12
Dec
May
0%
.......
Amer Rolling Mill
9% Nov
9%
Jan
8
7%
Range for Year 1941
Jan
Sept
10%
Jan
17% Mar
16%
Jan
9,
Sept
Jan
%
Inland Steel Cocap—....-
lnterlake Iron Corp com.. *
Internat Harvester com..*
8
last
Sale
for
Hupp Motor Car Corp—-1
City Ice
20%
Dec
9%
com-.100
Indianapolis P A L com..*
1
Indiana Steel Prod com..
Jan
Oct
30
12
Illinois Cent RR
Llbbv MoN & Llbby com
8%
6%
100
Jan
4%
4%
Dec
7%
Sept
48%
Dec
10
250
*16
Hcudaille-Hershey cl BHvipp a. otor Car com....
Illinois Brick Co cap..— -.10
J.cith A Co'com
7
300
42
Deo
200
Sept
8
7%
Bartlett com 25
Horrors Inc
10
Jan
34
30
Hein-Werner Motor
Hibb Spenc
55%
Dec
Dec
Feb
Dec
Oct
May
Dec
Sales
Frida'
sales
Week
Unlisted— '
Jan
19
Dec
14%
Stocks (Concluded!)
High
Low
Shares
Gardner Denver Co com—
Gen Motors Corp
trlday
Week's Range
Last
Sale
of Prices
Par Price Low
High
Soles
Friday
30o
Deo
Dec
Dec
Jan
60c
Aug
10%
Jan
11 %
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
1%
July
20%
Julv
105
10%
6%
1%
Jan
Jan
Nov
Jan
50
24
Dec
25
1%
1%
100
1
Mar
9%
9%
50
Dec
1%
12%
Dec
7%
Jan
June
1%
Mar
5
5%
1%
285
1%
2%
2*^
2.606
100
8%
3%
1
1W
Dec
3
Sept
July
July
Jan
297
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4035
Volume 155
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Week's Range
Last
Sale
(Continued)
Stocks
of Prices
High
Low
Price
Par
United States Glass Co.—1
Vtc
1
103
.
25 "I
18%
1.320
79%
67
18%
IS
Westinghouse El & Mfg.50
79%
78%
t
Week
Nov
10c
Nov
Dec
23?*
July
Calif Packing Corp com..*
Preferred.
—50
71%
Oct
86%
Sept
Calif Water Service pref 25
■»
-
-
8
2%
2%
1
3%
Dec
1%
Nov
Sates
List
Range for Year 1941
Dec
27%
25 %•
370
25
Oct
Jan
High
Preferred
Dec
17c
Jan
Dec
50%
July
1.75
1.95
4,300
1.95
Dec
4
Jan
48%
550
41%
Dec
71
Jan
Soundview PulpCocom..5
1.75
Dr Peppercorn.—
80
29%
Jan
37%
Sepl
17
15
16%
Dec
28
Mar
Dec
27
Jan
Dec
Dec
12%
Feb
"•
53
■
7%
8%
105
8
8
17
740
.16
'I-.:. ,7
*
% 19
.....25
7*4
7%
Falstafl Brew com
15
5%
30%
5
5
Nov
Oct
8%
Dec
3%
313
200
5
6%
June
0
375
29%
Hussm.iun-Ligonier com
21%
Fob
2%
210
'
Apr
17
59
19
5%
5%
Emerson Electric com... .4
Aug
8
Dec
31%
May
26
Jan
16
11%
Ds.
14% May
13
700
6%
50
6%
22%
9
Dec
110%
Mar
7%
109
6
4%
246
5
5
St 1. Pub Serv cl A com...!
Dec
June
6%
10%
%
110% 110%
9
preferred———--100
10
15
8%
23
42%
Feb
100% 101
1001*
26
95%
Jan
preferred........ 100
preferred
...100
100
26
94
Feb
7
De.
99
""ok"
Scullln steel common...
8%
23
50
23%
8%
"23k
Wagner Electric com.i... 15
200
9%
9%
StixBaer& Fuller com.. 10
169
May
Sept
Dec
12
July
46%
Jan
Nov
5,%
ADi
1
10
46%
5
Pre f erred........... 1 '10
Jan
Dec
180
12
15
10 %
7
3%
111
12
15
Rice-Stlx Dry Gds com..*
Scruggs-V-B Inc com
11%
88
Nov
Oct
45%
103
Sept
Sept
99
14%
Jan
Dec
11
Oct
Dee
7%
19%
28
68%
11%
83% $10,000
82%
85!*
.1039
Income 1904
30%
1,903
30 %
'Jm k vk
-
-
Preferred (w w)
«
Oct
83
Jan
Dec
37%
Jan
San Francisco Stock Exchange
225
3
Dec
6%
Apr
>' 10
Dec
15%
Jan
Union Oil Co of Calif
Dec
94
Oct
Union Sugar common
Universal Consol Oil-
Nov
75c
Aug
Doc
3%
Aug
20
Dec
Dec
21%
Aug
Dec
44%
Jan
40
for
of Prices
Low
Hign
H12
Dec
27%
Mar
117%
Gen Metals Corp crp..2%
*
Golden State Co Ltd
4%
6%
503
7
29J
33 J
—
Aviation Corp of Del
Bendix Aviation
6
Blair & Co Inc capital
1
Bunker 11111 & Sullivan 2%
Dec
17%
Dec
65c
Mar
Dec
48c
Feb
14%
3%
Sept
Nov
8%
12%
8%
12%
8%
Dec
Aug
Curtiss-Wright Corp
2%
7o
Dec
5%
Feb
Dominguez Oil Co
38%
38%
46
39%
Drc
44%
Jan
Genera) Electric Co
1
30%
308
30
Dec
43%
Jan
Idaho Mary
27
27
175
24%
Feb
1,150
4%
Dec
487
19%
Apr
31%
200
5%
Jan
7%
-•
i
♦
350
1.90
Feb
342
3
5
5%
12
Dee
200
5%
23
22%
5%
5%
.*
A
Lyons-Magnus
*»
17
34%
Aug
7
Jan
1.00
Sept
Oct
Oct
Dec
18%
Mar
Algonia St id
Asbestos Corn..—
26
-*
Assoc Bre^rl-s.
B itlmrst Pow &
—
6%
»
18%
479
5%
325
4%
80
12%
Dec
Feb
Dec
V
48
Jan
Apr
4%
Feb
26%
31%
45
30
Dec
5
May
10%
Jan
Apr
27%
May
28%
Aug
465
22%
140
20%
21%
29 %
203
18%
125% 125%
25
110
>
48
21
Oct
23
17
23
3%
3%
709
5%
5%
6%
1,990
.5%
40
386
*
Smelting..6
38%
38%
33%
Crown Cork &
Seal Co...*
23
23
23
23
23
—*
430
oo
96
—*
23
23%
630
25
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
Dominion Tar & Chem..*
Preferred
—.100
15
15%
6%
200
100
_
Dominion Coal pref
6%
0%
200
4
Sept
Apr
Sept
Feb
3%
7'%
May
6%
Nov
4%
4
32
May
24% June
'
19
84
0
June
70
>
Foundation Co of Can—*
6
240
4
24
Mar
15%
16
.475
10%
Feb
Mar
20%
Jan
9%
Jan
6
Mar
2.25
2.25
30
2.65
Dec
6
Mar
11
Dec
20
Apr
Dec
m
25%
Apr
13%
Apr
7
16%
125
8%
Dec
13%
100
1.30
Mar
2.10 Sept
72%
preferred **.109
Genera) Steel Wares. — ..*
Preferred100
Gypsum Lime
Hoi linger
5%
89
_
2
45
29
90
200
2%
100
3%
3%
& Alabas—4
Dec
28%
Jan
34%
Jan
Texas Corp com
July
5%%
4%
70
76
4%
87
2%
2%
25
29%
1,651
29
Dec
27%
084
26%
Dsc
31%
Jau
314
26
Dec
Jan
U S Petroleum Co
Dec
39%
107%
Feb
US Steel com
Dec
4%
Jan
«
-
kv.-
.i—100
Dec
18%
Jan
Warner Bros Pictures
12
12
93
94%
;• 2
227
99
10%
170
--
Dec
94%
126
Jan
International
Week
Low
20
25%
Stocks
High
30
July
Jan
—- -
''
4'V
Ltd—
.'...25
.
'
»•
ijm-
Canada...*
Power Carp of
.
.3%
10
*
Price Bros & Co Ltd
.
(Continued)
Laura
Jan
Dec
48%
59
Nov
Aug
4%
Sept
*
Quebec Power
Knitting
....*
Roliand Paper......
*
Regent
.....
1.70
"15%
100
.....
15%
3
June
5
85
9
Aug
10
Sept
1.70
13%
9%
1.897
14
13%
1.25
Julv
13%
Dec
July
18
Sept
44
Dec
May
17
12
15
8%
2%
13%
8% June
08%
65
5
United Steel Corp.
3%
3%
85
Viau Biscuit
4
3
3
It
100
50
Apr
Sept
Dec
11
70
Jan
Feb
76
Grocers Ltd....4
50
50
10%
10%
1.00
59
1.00
1.09
1.00
2
Western
Weston
„s....
...
—
*
*
(Geo)
Winnipeg Electrb A
1.00
4
B
"go"
.100
Woods Mfg pref
25
25
25
Zellers preferred
60
60
70
76
390
Commerce
—
Montreal
Nova Scotia
161
2%
66
;
23%
25%
July
Nov
140
June
145
May
146
16%
10%
50
12
Feb
18%
151
152
111
150
Feb
166
6%
cum
of Prices
High
Low
603
65s
6
60c
101%
Vancouver 5
Co Ltd
17%
15
*
*
Brit Amer Oil
10%
10%
10
9
May
10%
Nov
5
Lindsay (0 V/)
MacKinnon Ptl Corp pf 109
Massey-Harri?........ -
60
2
3%
New
Mont L H A Power
Co s
For footrotes see page
23
298.
„v
0
15
60
60
4
2
3%
23
4%
50
Jan
June
2
650
3%
27u
3%
May
Oct
23%
241
20%
June
2 *
6%
50
Feb
June
3%
Jan
4%
Nov
'29
Jan
Jan
Feb
10
1.50 May
3
7
.
'
25
Jan
21
Oct
26%
Mar
3
Dec
5%
Jan
15 V*.
16%
498
15
Jan
17%
9%
10%
12%
6
6
Feb
14
Nov
342
7
Feb
14
Nov
1.00
1.00
100
60c
July
60c
8c
10c
52
10c
Dec
25c
16%
12%
12%
Hyro-Electrlc Secur Corp. *
International Utilities B —I
6%
10
4
3 !*
.
Oct
July
50
10
10
June
Jan
Sept
14
15%
Nova
15%
15%
245
11
Feb
15%
91
91
92%
45
88
Aug
96%
Feb
1.00
1.00
31
1.00
Oct
2.00
Aug
70c
700
2
75c
Dec
75c
Dec
11%
11%
5
108% 108%
cum
25
106.%
Mar
08%
Apr
106
Nov
98
Jan
Mar
"70c
11%
Scotia L & P Co Ltd 4
103
103
103
26
80
Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd..4
Power Corp of Canada—
6% cum 1st pref
100
Provincial Transport Co—4
80
80
5
11
Dec
77
Dec
13
Nov
108%
6
6
25
5% June
4
Jan
Nov
Aug
7
4
Quebec Tel & Pow
Corp A 4
4
4
30
Reliance Grain Co
Ltd —4
3
3
5
6% cum pf.100
100
100
22
1.10
Can..4
United Distillers of
Ltd—100
Ltd.4
Walker-G'ham & Worts..4
Range for Year 1941
for
Low
Jan
6 %
%
101% 104
437
55c
Feb
615
4
Feb
407
95
1.15
Sept
9%
Oct
115
Jan
3
Sept
11
Oct
17%_17%-
1.53 June
6%
Mar
Aug
1
M —4
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd.l
40
3% May
6%
Nov
.319 ..15— June
18%
Jan
198
1.15
29%
108
1.15
13
25
30
333
160
118
10.8
70c
22
Nov
138
160
30c
40
39c
40
35c
35c
3
3
20
22
42
42
133
10
150
253
Jan
Nov
July
Feo
1.6J
Sept
Feb
28 %
Dec
45
June
Aug
Feb
207
30c
53
3c
3,590
Jan
Dec
2.90
Jan
Feb
3.85
Sept
lc May
3c
Dee
4.99
Sent
Dec
Sept
400
70c
1.66
Sept
88c
4.00
4.00
Nov
Apr
Feb
Jan
21
Sept
90c
90c
1,725
.400
96c
Ltd.. 1
60c
Apr
1.85
Sept
Gold Dre''g—1
3.00
3.00
'700
2.30
Aug
3.15
83
95%
8%
3c
"3c
Jan
1.92
2.00
1.38
83
Jan
10
1,700'
-L38
Perron Gel J
Dec
3.25
4.-3S
Jan
7%
2.24
3.25
J
Malartic G oldfields
33
89
24%
Mining Corp of Can Ltd.4
Normetal Mining Corp..4
July
15
Dec
16
2.95
22
33
25
2.15
16%
2.45
87c Mav
36
7?*
2%c Sept
4.00
3d
7%
Apr
Jan
11
O'Brien Gold Mines
32
Sep J
1.10
Nov
lc
100
36
Nov
22 %c
1.03
100
Co.20
.
8c June
4,500
1,000
90c
500
Pato Cons
—
Oct
Dec
11%
Jan
—
Mar
.2.10
16
570 cuin preferred... 100
Ltd 4
Canadian Vlckers Ltd
*
4%
1.00
50
2.10
27
Can Pow «& Paper Iuv
Mar
Nov
11%
Dee
Ltd B
4 :
Can Inter Inv Trust Ltd.*
50c June
Jan
95c
2.10
Apr
Can Industries
M ay
2
38%
104
11.000
Lamaque.—
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.—1
19%
-
-
'
13
7%
Jan
June
%c
—4
Ltd—
Dome Mines
EastMalartlc
116
*
Aug
75c
200
15c 16%c
96c
Ltd. 1
Falconbrlcge Nickel
576
preferred—.100
50
1.00
45
45
98
2%
%c
Corp...4
Beattie Gold
High
15
-
7
2
1
1.00
45
50
1.10
2% June
Mines—
Aidermac Copper
Week
Shares
20
7% cum preferred... 100
Can Westinghouse Co Ltd *
Jan
50
*
United Securities
Canada Wire A Cable—
6% cum
Sent
5%
110
*
15
Caadn Breweries Ltd
1.50
July
3%
Fraser Cos Ltd.....
Fraser Cos voting trust... *
20
pf.199
Ltd
4
Oct
11
Sept
2%
20
Ford Motor of Can A
Cartier-Mal Gold M
*
Aluminium Ltd
—4%...Sept
July
Sales
Week's Range
100
pref
2% ..May
Jan
Sept
—3
Jan
Feb
A pr
8
Jan
Jan
Canadian Breweries pf...4
Woods......*
Secord...
Nov
3c
Jan
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Can Nor Pr 7% cum
Jan
6
Jan
Abitlbi Power & Paper-.-*
Canada Vinegars
Nov
Apr
5
2%
9%
V. 2
3%
Jan
1.15 Sept
60
Dec
Jan
Par
Stocks
Jan
Pept
Feb
1.50
1.50
4
20
20
1.15
193
Last
Jan
3%
2.495
25
Walkerville Brewery
16%
16
High
Low
1.50
i*' 2
*
11%
Montreal Curb Market
Jan. 10 to Jan. 16,
25
38
Range for Year 1911
Shares
10
3%
Fanny Farmer.
So Can Pwr
Oct
Feb
;_a%;1
3
10
5
Jan
162
Canada Malting Co Ltd—*
Mar
July
Week
1.50
Apr
703 May
59
Feb
284
Canada &DomSug
2%
for
of Prices
Low
High
Donnacona Pap Co Ltd A *
753
11%
Mar
Jan
13%
Dec
6
1.40
Sales
IVerfc's Range
3
Mti Kefrig & Stor vot tr—4
$3 cum preferred
4
July
15%
29% June
80o
Dee 1
10
*
Oct
171
Jan
709
\
51
Jan
632
Frcere Lt
Jan
267
14
,
David
-
72
10%
'
Feb
60c
Aug
preferred. — 100
Melchers Distilleries Ltd.4
37
30%
.
3
200
McColl-Frontenac Oil—
53
27%
13%
244
80c
7%
Feb
151
5
35
5%
l
Apr
188
5
•
Jan
7%
Apr
270
Brew & Dist of
12%
2%
1%
Sept
188
151
Sept
Sept
34
July
49%
350
7%
4
270
191
L'
Feb
2%
370
3%
7%
—.
60
1S8
151
19
Nov
July
70%
53%
3%
5%
•
Dec
.2.50
Preferred......
Feb
270
..100
Royal
143
143
100
100
100
100
—
257
12
1.35
Dec
Feb
Apr
Banks—
Canauienne
99%
20%
July
Sept
Dec
3c
3%
46
17
5)
42%
90 5
29
4
2%
5
■
139
115
Feb
35%
Sept
64
56
9%
12
20
Jan
Sept
Mai
59%
2
50
1.75
22%
130
650
53%
-
-
Price
MacLaren Pr & Pap Co..*
Preferred.
—
9%
10
Dec
'
lc
Lake St John P&P
1.75
103
40%
39%
35
Jan
31
39
9%
62
68%
Preferred............25
75
120
62
*
160
15%
42
42
13%
4
Steel Co. of Canada
19
•
9%
9%
Jan
Apr
20
fl40%
lc
Fairc'dld Aircraft Ltd
3%
1.75
12%
0%
East Kootcnay Power—
Beauharmis Pow Corp...*
Feb
Aug
Dec
lc
Jan
Bathurst Pow & Paper B.*
Dec
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%
.
14%
Sept
8%
11%
231
5
5
—
9% June
13
746
29%
Fleet Aircraft Ltd
preferred-jj-.^.^'.ifiO
Southern Can power
12%
16
987
Dec
Consolidated Div Sec A..*
138
3
8
8
St. Lawrenoe'Gorp. jLUi.'-n*
St Lawrence Paper pref
12%
3%
Feb
9
415
20
5%
Dec
8%
Jan
26%
300
12%
11
97,
May
23% June
31
Commercial Alcohols Ltd.*
Dac
...
Sept
Jan
Jan
Dec
a33% a34%
95c
1.00
--
80c
Par
July
10
31%
im
Aug
Sept
Jan
28
28%
25%
7% cum preferred... 100
12 V*
Feb
4
~
-
nref.1
8%
105
12
International Power-..-.4
Lake of the
5
...
645
27%
5
710
3%
10%
13%
22
——*
4%
10
48
10
12
Bronze——4
—
260
4
48
Sale
Mar
139
.2JJ*_21%.
*
Price
93%
*
Dominion Square Corp..
Penm ins......
Jan
Mar
Dec
150
Jan
4%
Oct
Jan
Feb
June
Jan
465
28%
Sale-
10
9%
7%
Aug
7
Last
22%
80%
Feb
10
Nov
o40
53 H
4
Range for Year 1941
Shares
25%
4
Dec
95
Jan
4%
16%
a37% a38%
ii
.1
■
-48—Mav
21%
July
Nov
6%
10
Friday
fOr
of Prices
Low
High
25%
300
4%
20%
Listed and Unlisted
13%
12
12
Can.fi
Internal Nickel of Canada 4
Inter Pete Co
8%
—■-*
Corp-.—.4
Indust Accept
Preferred.
27%
Mining——*
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
"aib%
25
West,at.°8 ^"trolpiim
375
7%
5
Sales
Week's Range
.190
Ottawa L H & P
Brit Cut Packers Ltd
Hudson Bay
T •*
Utah-uaano Sugar com... 1
14
500
Dec
Jan
28%
w
^
United Aircraft Corp cap 5
30
2%
Jan
4%
«
Standard Brands Inc
17%
97%
50
Dec
26%
„
«
25
preferred
1
5
;
;
1%
17%
7%
2%
2%' "2%
-
«.
com—25
3,318
9>%
*.
•
20
10
; io r
Gold Mines——5
Preferred
63
5%
' 5%
2%
pf..*
15
v
80
'
.. - -
Howard Smith Paper
,
72%
79
—
5% %
Gurd (Charles)..
5
;-':5
5% preferred.......100
5
'
Jan
20%
4
Standard Oil Co of N J_.2£
1.45
Friday
Gatineau- *
320
Jan
7%
5% July
12% Sept
07%
2%
25%
50
22%
i.*.-
4
27
P.rice
11
o2H
5
Radio Corp of America... *
6% preferred
85
10%
22%
L .m
•».» -
4.20
So Calif Ed Ltd
mV
a2%
Apr
300
57%
Sept
Jan
-
22%
k
50
Dec
207
8%
9%
D8C
Jan
27
-
..
3%
7%
3%
Dec
82
■
Sept
90
Feb
25
Sept
27%
May
27
'Jan
98
Dec
6
5
27
28
3% June
Aug
22.5
Jan
Dec
20
Shasta Water Co com
45%
Sept
30
84
82
Aug
41
.
May
27
*
English Electric A..—.*
233*
^
21% May
15% Sept
10
87%
82
82
431
4
4
87%
*
30
19
Feb
1.85
53
23%
May
Oct
July
2
125
3'4
6%
Railway..25
3%
Sept
17
5
17
3%
126
24%
Jan
19%
29%
35% "Feb
May
5%
115
14%
■*.
-
.
Se'numach Wail Bd com..*
60
Jar.
5%
22
17
29%
«27% o27%
Jan
July
50
Mar
8%
9%
Shawi tigan W & Power..4
Dec
Dec
39
10%
Nov
July
3%
Sherwln Wl.liaros of Can.4
7%
Feb
10%
12c
48
Lec
Jan
31%
36%
O.thu Sugar Co
23%
48
Nov
8%
100
36%
Jan
Dec
43
17
43
19
2 I
5%
Mcr
Sept
Dec
Dec
1,050
166
*
102
4%
Dec
3% June
17%
Feb
431
22%
6%
3%
9%
30%
130
6c
18%
39
J »i.v
3%
Paper
>
19
Dec
5
Jan
29
28
Feb
June
Con Mining A
Dry den
15%
Dec
1%
a9%
Pioneer MM Co
31
18
29 %
*
—
Aug
100
Nyrt.i American Co com 10
Oct
15
10
25
91
59
29%
°CltiS8 B
Dominion Textile—-
.
374
Canadian Converters.. 100
Preferred
6%
'
Jan
34%
6%
Jau
Dec
3%
2%
Jan
21%
18
33
100
6%
*-
Dominion Bridge
8% July
34%
Dec
3%
28
3%
Dec
97%
Jan
26%
Dec
23 '*
29%
3%
17%
17%
Pennsylvania RR
33
811
5
6%
—*
100
Distillers Seagrams
160
Aug
26
665
2,000
27
Packard Motor Co com..*
33
1.3%
29
*
Coskshutt Plow...
Nov
245
Jan
39%
Jan
98
101%
6%
29%
C.r <fc Foundry..*
Preferred
25
Candn Pacific
0
455
Dee
14%
Feb
21%
8
S
Candn
Can Ind Alcohol
Jau j 18%
;> 65
•
12
101
101%
100
»*
4%
12%
Ja-
11%
10% June
137
May
194
6%
21%
5
B
*
Corp..*
Canada S'esmpsblp
*
5% preferred
——50
-—-i
159
14%
Sept
6% May
Dec
Jan
*
Noranda Mines Ltd
23% Sept
19% Sept
13% Pent
10%
Dec
Jan
National «teel Car Corp..*
A
Can North Power
—
55
12%
.
Can lorgings elac s
Preferred 7%
55
12
if
*
Candn Celanese
6 l7
4%
5
Canadian Bronze
Feb
H%
6%
4%
*
Canada Cement
Preferred
7
17%
21
21%
V
Building Products A
170
8"^
18 K
149
149
^100
Brazilian T L & P
—-*
Brit Col Power Corp A...*
Bulo:o
Mar
18%
17%
14%
*
— — — *
Paper A.*
Brack Silk Mills-
25
Deo
1.55
30
High
25
Dec
7
8%
10%
-
Consol Pauer Corn Ltd
Low
Shares
26
8%
8%
Bell Telephone
It lg? ts.
High
Ts)w
103
5
185
a5%
300
6%
29%
JlSilvie Fhur-Mills*
pref
Albert Pac Or
135
a5%
3,200
1.80
27,;
40
Dec
2.60
2.35
19%
Par
Dec
"11%
13%
Dec
1.45
Pacific Tel & Tel com..100
?%
25
1.95
«
Dec
^
5
13
13%
a9%
«,
•
70c
'
;/
Jan
July
200
"
2%
6c
...25
12%
5%
23%
11%
«2%
Corp com..4
k
Montgomery Ward & Co.4
Mountain City Capper..5c :;i 2.40
1.20
18%
»
Jan
Kenn Copper
250
28
.
/ug
1.35
Dec
2%
240
3%
._*
38%
Dec
Inter Tel & Tel Co com..4
650
18
Jan
Dec
25.i
27%
90c
Dec
July
5
9
mm'-
3%
13%
Jan
31%
184
3%
Mines Oorp.l
1.40
210
3.00
Jan
Apr
981
8%
90o
14%
4
Dec
2%
36%
,
36c
31o
"a5%
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
3%
——4
Montreal Telegraph
105%
150
10%
1.35
1
4
(.Concluded)
Feb
508
Aug
19%
1,399
3%
6%
1.20
1.30
30%
July
a2%
3%
—
preferred
100
Jan
29.%
Dec
al3% a!3%
1.35
]
Pac Puo Service com....*
1st
20
r\ 1.20 Sept
Jan
7%
168
Feb
a37% a38%
Cons Edison Co of N Y—4
Ltd cap.20
Olaa Sugar Co..
—20
Onomea Sugar Co..
20
100
$5 dividend
Jan
80c
620
102
14%
Co com....1
Oliver Utd Filters A
1.00
90c
102
102
Magnin & Co I pref
100
March Calcul Machine...5
Menasco Mfg
•
Jan
2 85
10
3
30%
Cities Service Co com.—10
North Amer Aviation cap.l
1
«'
-
*
30%
»
k-
„
*
m
1
*
Libby McNeill & Libby.,7
Lookueed Aircraft Corp—1
Stocks
Range for Year 1911
Dec
22
3%
9%
3%
120
30%
40c
Sale
Week
Price
Par
Stocks—
for
of Prices
150
1.25
FO—100
Corp
Preferred—..
Week's Range
Jan
300
Dee
822
Argonaut Mining Co...—5
155
-k'
Sates
Lot I
22%
13
290
31c
Dec
9
Last
Sate
Dec
o4%
3
a37%
Sept
11
Friday
Friday
Sept
28%
3
100
3
...10
LeTourneau R G Inc..
Atch Top & Santa
Jan
38%
H
50
Preferred
July
Sept
Mar
100
*
Class B
7%
12%
10
Langendorf Utd Bk A..."
Leslie Salt Co—,
Dec
Dec
1,100
4%
Preferred
Dec
•8%
42c
10%
July
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
<14%
28%
3%
525
CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan. 10 to Jan. 16,
9%
100
*■;»
10%
4%
4
Hunt Brothers common.10
5%
8%
Montreal Stock Exchange
Jan
128% 128%
Anglo Nat Corp A com,..*
42c
1
Honolulu Oil Corp cap
Dec
11%,, Jan
Dec
262
28%
10%
3%
Holly Development
6% 1st preferred —25
5%% 1st pref—..——25
Oct
oept
Mar
14%
100
12
9%
Pacific Light Corp com..*
July
Jan
28%
14%
630
10
12
Bros Stores Inc....*
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd...4
Jan
113
9
11
Dec
—-
Anaconda Copper Mln. ^60
11%
16:%
Dec
Jan
Apr
'
5%
American Tel & Tel Co. 100
Jan
48%.
Nov
4%
30
1,182
9
6
460
200
a4%
Jan
20%
Jan
Sept
14%
225
7%
4
1.30
Dec
8
16
Jan
Dec
8
Dec
1,268
7
255
July
Jan
11%
7%
255
Dec
'
Feb
Dec
.Dec
1 % i Apr
Stand San
Rad
200
8%
17%
Jan
11%
99%
5%
Dec
9%
1,176
Jan
19%
95% May
8,136
13%
13%
17
5%
5
;
9
Pacific Coast Aggregates.fi
2.55 Sept
5%
310
11%
a
k
-
.
10c
01
50
^
-
9%
3%
103
103
iv%
1,0 JJ
Am
25%' Nov
6
-
Dec
750
16
23%
Feb
15%
256%
.
Unlisted
Aug
Sept
Dec
4
4%
13%
....
100
32%
5
*
June
1.05 May
lc
Dec
1,100
8%
4%
6%
24% June
20
6%
6%
31%
Pac Amer Fisheries com..5
High
Low
\3
3c
8%
.
Genl Mtrs Corp coin....10
Pacific Can Co com
1.70
1.60
""8%
U7
203
16
Sept
32% Sept
July
12%
14% June
•
20
'
Pac G & E Co com
Aircraft Accessories
90%
4
Nov
18%
7%
Western Pipe & Steel—10
Feb
143
•
95c
00c
16
Galland Merc Laundry..*
Occidental Petroleum
official sales lists
Week
Shares
15
103% 104%
31% 31%
Jan
575
8%
14%
6
10%
94
13%
6%
1
34
200
.
4
13%
Agricultural Co 20
Wells Fargo Bk & U T.l(K)
Western Dcpt Stores—
7% preferred.
—25
72
'
15
536
92%
J>„
Waialua
20
15%
2,409
9%
m
38
Dec
13%
500
20
Nov
18
100
,
19
10
70c
1.25
4
'
17
Sep
6%
Feb
9%
734
21
104
Feb
7%
2% May
14%
132
1,225
8%
20%
25
100
Jan
11
Jan
37%
July
3
44
4
25
80
100
16%
16%
4
Preferred
10
810
6%
8%
»
Trausamerica Corp.._—.2
1,509
36
Fo iter & Kleiser com... 2 %
Class B—
Week's Range
sue
50c
Mia Jorp. . . I
Anglo Calif Nat Bank...20
Assoc Ins Fund Inc
10
Atl^s Imp Diesel Ragl ie—5
Bank of Calif N A
80
Byron Jackson Co..
J^ly
1013
15
104%
—100
Occidental Insurance Co. i0
Range for Year 1941
Last
Afig.o Amer
Jau
8
70c
15%
15
Ewa Plantation Co cap..20
5% Preferred..
Saies
Friday
Price
30
181
36
Fireman's Fund Ins Co..25
N American Invest com
Par
Dec
-
.
Standard Oil Co of Calif.. *
Super Mold Corp cap... 10
Tide Wat Assoc Oil com. 10
Dec
2
M15V
^ 4-
-
50
♦
5%
2
100
—
...
Vultee Aircraft
Nat Auto Fibres com
Jan. 16, both inclusive, compiled from
Jan
JaD
Bonds—
.
28%
70c
—2
.10
Magnavox Co Ltd
Stocks—
3%
10%
Dec
Corp—
Emporium Capwell com..*
Hale
Common.
Meyer Blanke common.
Natl Bearing Meta.s com *
Nat Candy common....
20
1,250
87
7
*
Gen Paint Corp com
30 J*
*
Laclede-Chrluty Clay Prod
Internat Shoe com
486
7
11%
22%
Food Machine Corp com 10
Ely & Walker Dry Gds—
23
88
Edison.25
Jan
15%
14 %
14 J*
24
24%
Consolidated Coppermlnesfi
Creameries of Am inc Cm 1
Preferred.....
32}*
17
15
24%
22%
6%
3%
.25
Common
32}*
17
,i
Ryan Aeronautical Co...1
47%
Cent Eureka Mln Co com_ *
Richfield Oil Corp com
High
Dec
19%
40
11
Rayonler Inc common...1
2c
Low
259
10%
44
100
—
100
5%
6%
Range for Year 1941
Shares
23
'
,
^
23
100
;
*
36%
Di Giorgio Fruit
High
Low
Shares
Week
100
Preferred
R E & R Co Ltd com
224
Cypress Abbey Co
Week
of Prices
Low
common.—-*
Mfg common ....1
Coca-Cola Bottling com.. 1
Columbia Brew common.5
Burkart
Jan. 10 to
Sept
65
1,300
Preferred-
for
Week's Range
Sale
P'ire
Par
Stocks—
25 year c.nv
24%
Dec
5~>
Crown Zell'bach Corpcomf.
h'rid 11
St L P S 1st Mtge 5s
Dec
39%
Commonwealth
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan. 10 to Jan. 16,
1st
17
5c
1st preferred
St. Loisis Stock Exchange
2d
16%
610
*
Parafflne Go's com
39%
Cnrysler Corp com
5
Coast Counties G & E—
1st
May
for
of Prices
Low
High
Price
Par
Caterpillar Trac Co com.*
Pennroad Corp vtc
Common
14
(Concluded)
Carson Hill Gold Mln cap 1
Unlisted Stocks—
Brown Shoe
19
51
25
Dec
50
18%
61
„
—
Stocks
High
2%
400
2%
2%
Low
Shares
Week's Range
Sale
for
of Prices
Low
High
Oalamba Sugar common.20
15
778
Week's Range
Price
Par
Feb
30c
Oct
10j
232
25c
-----
15c
Stocks (Continued)
High
Low
Last
Range Jot
Last
Sale
Shares
Sales
Friday
Sales
Friday
.'
Range for Year 1941
for
Week
15c
Westlnghouse Air Brake. .*
1',,v'
"•
Sales
Friday
88c
35c
Dec
Mi ics LtJ—1
1.31
1.31
200
1.25
Dec
1.65
Jan
Mines..1
Co Ltd — 1
Shorritt-Gordon Mines—1
Si3coeGold Mines
1
Sladen-Malartlc Mines—.1
Sullivan Cons Mines
1
Teck Hug' es G M Ltd—.1
2.99
3.20
400
2.75
Feb
3.55
July
lc
lc
100
lc
Nov
2c
Mar
Mav
1.15
Sept
Dec
69c
Apr
50c May
47c
Dec
80c
Sept
Dec
3.45
Jan
Preston E Dome
rihawkey G M
Vent'olrps
c
98c
635
61c
4 9c
49c
100
48c
39c
30c
1,000
20c
58c
53c
600
2.15
2.15
100
4
Ltd. 1
3.50
3.50
00
3.10
Feb
4.65
July
4C
4c
20ft
4%c
Dec
9c
Aug
Mines 4
2.60
2.60
25
2.50
Dee
7.00
Jan
Ltd
Aug
Wood Cadi-lac Mines
Feb
Wrig.it Hargreave3
253 June
50c
Feb
5
Oct
33
10
Oct
Home Oil Co
3a
May
July
26
203
42
Jan
Homestead Oil & G is Ltd.
2.15
Mar
Jan
2
90
-
119
25
Oils-
Ltd
4
1
2.60
2.5S
2.
3,925
1.58 May
2.65
Sept
3%c
3%c
6,000
l%c
Dec
3o
O -.t
.
_
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,r,f
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
298
CANADIAN MARKETS
Listed and Unlisted
—
Friday
Sa'es
I ast
Toronto Stock Exchange
.
Friday
Last
Sale
Pat
Stocks
Price
of Prices
High
Low
Range for Year 1941
for
Week
Shares
*
fiU
20c
10 %c
6%c.
12c
A
10 Grata
7%c
1,106
26
1
26
*
-
-
100
82
pref-.-_-.10 i
Anglo-Canadian
*
—
Bat viae
Fernlani
1
FPet AiWAft
*
3%
on
Ford Motors A.
*
2.55
2*55
15%
33
Aog
24C
..^lOO
1'W
-------100
----------
3.15
Aug
Apr
-lie
Sept
1.43
Dec
2.45
Jan
God's Lake
6c
800
5%c J ne
3c
Dec
16 %c
Jan
GoH*Ie
8c
Jan
Golden Gate
Jan
Goid Eagle -
Feb
Gondvear...
-
:-
270
138
53
5c
53
6%C
90c
92c
119%
*9*%c
R
231
9%r 9%c
7c
6%C
8.50
—-
%
Mar
May
Mar
: 5
,
7,000
B A Oil
9%c
3%c
9%c
9Vc
5s
3%c
3%c
3% c
-53
2,590
1
H ilP or Mines
1
2.50
11%
Mar
11c
Higtiwood-
*
'W
3
May
Nov
Holllnger
5
10'1
June
18%
Jan
Home Oil
10
14%
Dec
Homestead...
1--*
.--1
21
16
20%
Dec
23c 111,700
5c
A'ie
---*
-----1
Buffalo Canadian....---*
Building Prod*
9c
Jan
Dec
5.95
Jan
2%c
2%c
1,000
'2c
Dec
6c
Apr
Imp Bank
,12%
12%
110
12%
Dec
Apr
Imp Oil
Imp Tobacco ord
t.2U
17c
17c
900
13c
1.17
2 690
B
Preferred
*
12%
11%
18c
Jan
92
Dec
Dec
136
Jan
Jason Ml les
63
17
25
50
7%
3% June
30
Dec
61
Jan
24
Dec
Dec
Lake
875
Feb
60c
143
22
45
1.50 Sept
Dec
Apr
ar
33
May
22
65
163
M
Canadian Caaners A....20
22
9%
5%
9%
5%
235
22%
22%
252
Cdn Celaiese
26%
26%
22%
24%
23
4% May
l)e
1 1% May
Canadian Dredge......
13
13
13
50
11
Dec
5
131
2
3%
3%
3%
Canadian Malartie:—.•
a
Central Pat
....
Sept
Macassa.
McL Cockshutt...
Mar
Madsen R. Lk
900
44c
Dec
63c
Pept
6,171
4%
Feb
7%
Aug
M Leaf Mill
8
Fell
Apr
M assey-H arris
3,400
2.500
7C
12%e 12%'e
1.40
1.45
201
10 %c
1,000
—
—
.
—
Coniaurum
Cj -sum Gas,....100
.1j *
...
......
*
*
Dominion Bank
100
Sept
..100
Com If as & when
295
22% June
26
Jan
2.75
1,700
2.52
Dec
^.30
4.500
1.49
M iv
2.35
48)
Dec
70c
2.20
8.350
2.68
2.10
4%
2
1
54
52
4%
2%
87c
1 ))
245
5'
3%
-
July
2.96 Sept
May
L85—Dec
Jan
60% •Sept
5
Sept
Jan
5%
25
•
20
3%
D.)c
3
Dec
9fic
98c
2.300
Dei*
1.04
Jan
1
2c
2%c
5,500
id
D)t
2ic
June
6%
Sept
--.-*
10)
1 )c
600
10c
Dec
2
%:21/
25
2 %
Apr
26c
Jan
Dec
1.55
Jau
•
-
Mercury Mills
2
>
Mining Corp
50
v
98
J in
52
Sent
1
1.32
Dac
95)
2
e
Dec
J
1,455
100
2.19
2.15
3,320
1.60
600
90)
8%'
8%
20,)
6
June
10
Mar
10
100
F*av
107
'Jan
106
166
-1.05
1.05
...l
70
2.90
F'eb
11
Dec
2.08
1.04
59c
Apr
2
Oct
Dec
39c
Jan
14%
Jan
40%
Sept
100
3,409
4Vc
10
1,134
35%
36
9% • Dec
30% June
2%
Apr
x
65
Jan
'3%
'
*
3%
70
4C
4c
56*
2,659
1.00
Dec
2.28
200
2.95
A tie
4,90
Aug
47.609
lc
Sent
6C
Nov
4c
3%
.1
J ''■'•vi'i'
4
3%
575
.
11c
22
809
20:
4.75
1,588
45 %
760
37
20%
710
11%
215
V
1.501
1.15
50
1
+
1.15
80
*
2.65
_..
♦
1
•!
1.05
5.15
May
lc
Sept
Dec
50%
21
Nov
Dec
12
May
75c
Jan
Aug
fept
2%C
Oct
1.15
19
75%
' rg
8'%
Oct
5,315
500
2.25
Dec
7 00
Nov
3c
Dec
8c
Mar
89
•78
2.55
3.10 June
9
,-ept
39) May
19% June
10%
1
5%
Nov
4.50
20%
lex preferred.-. .100
5% -Jan
Mar
2%
45
4.75
45
*
a
Jan
Feb
I
2%
4%c
36
—
1.80
20) May
2%
4%c
9%
.
Jan
Dec
80
July
2%
*
1
1.35
Dec
63
6.500
3.75
Nov
Jan
Dec
%
500
50:
44C
Dec
9%
,200
13c
13c
-
1.85
.v.'-1
70
70
*
*
.
—
Sept
1:04
11%.
2.63
3%c
3%c
40
40
Jan
19c
§5o :>
Dec
38
Feb
84
Toronto Stock
Exchange-Curb Section
Jan. 10 th Jan. 16, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jau
Friday
Sales
Oct
Last
Weeft Range
lo¬
Salt
of Prices
west
Dec
•7%
Jan
Sept
Sept
3.035
60c
Feb
1.77
1
15c
Aug
17c
1.000
328
Dec
54c
41
Feb
47%
'0
265
Nov
1.40
i
Mar
23c
1.30
»]T,C
BOnda—
TTo
iC
19
1.35
...
80c
3% fej't
96c
-
1%
•:
1.90
11
V:
*
Eiec
1
pr
1:80
*
.
4
50c May
O
~
1 6.5
.
3%
4%
4
100
McLellan
1,109
2.15
.
.100
Wright Hargreave8
Jan
1,550
Oct
Jan
1.55
1.65
,:iv'46A;:.,:49l
1
M c Watters
58e
■
1
....
Wlltsey Cogh
23%
,
,
4%c
Jan
23 %
-*
Preferred
1.12
1
>
1:93
.#•
We^tons
Wt
McKeuzie
16c
Sept
Sept
Preferred:—::...
Wood
Oct
88
1.90
*
July
2.<*0
800
Apr
1.10
*
Be pi
Dec
1 000
1.10
1
-
2
¥! 55e
'-'jry£±
56c
■
13c
Fell
60c
85
20)
440
Watte Amulet
..
2.10
41
90
1.45
Walkers
Oct
28
165
45)
.1.42
.1.45
''•
•
Vermiiita Oils
Dec
Nov
121
3%
Mar
Ventures
Jan
2 %c
44
455
4%c
.
Vulcan Oils
Nov
.
92
1.50
Dec
9%c
'22
11
Jan
%c
'
-
10c
43%
i
Oct
85
90)
3,00!)
*
Mar
2
Mc'JoU—
Sept
70
-.25
24
4%
4
Mar
2.09 Sept
..:.
560
2.10
July
59%
75
---1
..
preferred:.
3,110
1
pref-..
JTeferrert
Augn
Ja
B
2700
.*
Malirtic G F.
Dec
2%
185
Mai
_
United Fuel A pref
44c
45
50C
200
July
United Oils—:•.-...
•
1.30
1.55
300
66%
8lc
Union Gas......
25%
2.68
50c
3.%
50c
.
Dec
48,499
Uclii Gold
1.27
-1
May
1.98
.
TwinCity..:
21 %
1
1
-
—
4c
1 %c
Trans)outluentaI Res.
1.27
39c
Oct
1%C
.
Jau
15c
,
Nov
1.25
lc
Mar
69c
70
Towagmac
21%
23%
41c
FVb
8,000
Dec
1 %C
*
.
Jan
5.15
.
lc
4C
1.18
91
"
38
%1—~626
'/1
43
31 % May
Ja.ie
145
Jau
Aug
25
Mar
Moore Corp—.
Dec
35
July
17c
5,000
12c
Oct
4%c
14,500
2%o
Feb
22%. 23%
11%
15%
820
25c
261
""8%
.
Jan
Nay bob
Jan
Negus Mines-
Jan
Noranda
.u
1
-1
200
125
15
Dec
21
Jan
Normetal
July
23%
Jan
O'Brien-—.—
Oct
107%
Nov
Dec
9%
Jan
Omega
Oct
Ontario Nickel
1
Dec
Oraige Crusxpref..
104
6%
4%
325
85% '85%
20
82%
50
6 %
7
8c
9c
10,500
4c
1,700
2*11
3%c
2.14
2.39
12,809
12
12
June
4
300
m
6
89
July
Dec
8%
Sept
Okalta Oils
-
-
—
..*
-
1
87c
*
—
86c
35c
-
Stocks-
Par
Price
Low
H>.gh
Range for Year 1941
Low
Shares
85c
High
Coast
D)C
31c
Jan
Nov
75)
May
-
1.351
45%
Dac
57%
Jan
86C
23.302
25c
M »r
99c
Sept
5fic May
1.88
Seut
De)
Dee
•'75).
Jan
18c
Aur
90)
2,200
33c
2,509
5%c
1,509
30,75.)
8%c
3
9%c
'
So
2c
Page Ilersey
*
Pamour
*
85s
85c
80c
A ,»r
Dec
Pandora Cad
..1
3c
3c
8-55
3c
Dec
8c Sept
1
2c
2c
9,000
2c
Dec
5c
Dec
2.95
Jan
Nov
1.91
10
13%
Sept
Partanen Mai..
1,000
302
2lc
5
24c 24% )
Dec
82
100
2,620
loo,
24%c
4%
July
Sept
Apr
"
525
75)
Feb
N>v
90)
69
Hi
-
De?
*2%
1.6)7
Nov
30c
Jau
82
Jan
Jan
840
40) June
Pent
Deo
5.)
Apr
13:
2!) %
A.pr
%c May
29%
2%c
Jan
4c June
9c
Mar
Jau
'
Montreal Power
22%
...*
Oils Selections.:J
*2%c
....*
Oslsko Lake.......
Pe idDrehle
Jan
95 %
_*
Temlsk Min.:
Dec
.
75c
Oct
53
31
21c
Nov
8%
1.35
2<i
500
3%
3
82
Fjathllli.
andy..
1.19
'
3
...»
Feb
8%c
1C3
3
*
*
DalhUtsle
%c May
105
Sept
Dec
103
1.05
....
5
23%
122
1 %u
2%«
2.5 J.)
6c
1
1*65
1
2.959
.1
1.60
1.75
5,150
1:25
Aor
3 %c
5 K)
3)
D*n
Jan
2.10
3%c
....1
....
6
A;'8 He
Jan
4
Dec
2 %c May
8c
Copper.—........5
Nov
6% July
150
Dec
3
14,500
3%c
3%
75
6%
7%c Nov
■O
3
3c
35)
.
5)
7 %
Do nlnioti Te vtlle....... *
M
Apr
5
Cms Fa icr
20:
Eeb
7%
Co as Press A
45)
2
5
5
Dec
1 096
31c.
8%c
Jan
4
*
Aug
8%
39
>*ar
A
Can Bud Brew.*.:..
Can Vinegars.....
5,509
5%c
Pacalta Oils:
Jan
279
Aug
30%
*......*
Beath A
Jan
49%
84c
.......1
7
59
50c
48
*
24)
5)()
8 %
34
50c
48
900
261
8 %
33%
21 %c '22 %c
*
17
10
24 %
41
43%
100
—
Dec
8c
Duquesne Mining
■East Crest..
25c
44
National Steel Car
June
55
4%
Nat Sewer A.
*
—
15
170
7
Dec
7%c Sept
28%,
18% May
18%
4%
17 %c
1
Moneta
183
13%
.....
.v:rl
1,441
15 V
ion Woollens pref.20
—
195
191
106% 103%
6%
6%
Dominion Stores.......
—
Moore Corp B.
16c
130
7'olel'OtlS.....
30
5
33
Sept
41%
21%
111
160
15%
*
East Malartic........... 1
E-st Steel
*
1 O ">
I9%c
3 55
43%
130
"'23
15%
190
25
Djm Tar pref........100
60c
1.95
4c
...130
Preferred
Dominion Steel B
1%C
l%c
Nov
1.12
1.05
6%c M ir
9
: May
600
46c
6c
3.55
5
1,300
33
Dominion Coal pref... .25
Dominion Foundry
1%'
4,100
17c June
1.15
Dec
%
10%
45c
3.55
Mclityre
53c
1
Dame.....
3.85
485
4.00
6
6c
10%
1,350
»
21
Sent
4,400
United Steel
Oct
5%
126
13c
*
Distillers Seagrams
Dec
Dec
m Nov
100
33,400
U pper Canada.—. ...I
Dec
10%
7
■'
Dec-
4c
Mar
1.87
542
21
128
..100
Nest Coal
60s
1,437
Feb
5% May
83
31c
8%
Toronto Gen Trusts.. .•109
Apr
42)
1,400
47%
Jan
5%C
Ju'.y
Apr
-
55)
3.85
10%
Aug
11%
55c
V1L-:
-
4 ?c
3
.
Jan
8,90
Nov
Sent
"
-
De ds m..........
55e
11
26
4.90
Jan
9
80
11
Feb
..20c
Dec
1 95
'38
-.5
Cosmos
3.05
290
3,850 V 1.10 May
203
_).*
———
39
•6,589
26-
32c
55c
20:
8%
4.05
2-5
106
8
88
6.25
Jan
1.15
4% c
3,0
50c
>-:l
Toburn
Jan
46)
8%
503
H
62c May
66%
1.75
Preferred.
?•
Sept
27c
Dec
26c
3.95
3.95
16
Dec
12c Mav
>
21c May
90c
*
—
Dec
g
10
45c June
1.25
13%
4,500
4,392
5.75
7
Texas Canadian.:.... ...1
38% Sept
e
13,531
17
69%
1,83
T T Tailors:.
Sept
Aug
Jan
6Se
10%
115%
29% Ju
3,0/3
'26
27c
Jan
Feb
July
Dec
5%
56c
1
..........
Cockshutt
•
20e
6%
812
Svlva ite.
Jan
Jan
110
10
97c
-
*
Ymir Yankee
Sept
9c
1 85
*
B
3%
10
13%
Jan
June
62
Clontact-—
Nov.
10%
Feb
Mar
9
10
211-
Dec
Feb
92)
12
61H
Sudbury Basin
Sept
Oct
May
5
61%
SuHivan..:v—.—.-:.: ::.i
Teck-Hughes :...
30%
57
Jau
59c
■
Tarnb 1 yn common-
8%
50
18).
:
Aug
2.65
7 Un,
4%c
...
—
Jan
11 %
500
7%
115
25c
1
*
*
Little L L
Loblaw A—
3
50)
1.95
-----1
'
Leitch
Dec-
1.27
C. roudam
Aug
21%
—
Feb
9c
1.45
29
Lebel Oro
Mar
50c
Chestervilie
Jan
Aug
J —.3
Laura Record
1%
1.20
.—- -
Nov
10%
28
Shore....——-...-1
Laraaque G.—.—*
Lapa Cadillac:
1
6%
9c
-1
Research ---------1
Central. 'or.::-
Dec
10%
8% May
1.22
--1
CistleTreth
6%
5%
10
........
Jan
22%
Jan
'20%
40
1
47c
45)
,5c
6
25
C P R.
18%
115
8%
*
1
1
1
-
-
_
Kirk Lake
55
350
8%
Kelvlnator
Kerr Addison
Kirk Hud
17% May
31
5
Dec
Feb
July
•
20
535
20
8%
■(ft!
Feb
Dec
%
24
•-25
July
,
9%
JaD
>
192
835
13%
1
1
39
June
168
B
3Dc
International Pete
July
76
22
Cdn Ind A1 A
30c
m
30c
52
'V 7
12%
113
23%
9
',20
3,565
r
,
17.%
Jan
166%
De
Dec
.*
.
Straw Lake."-'—.
O '-t
30
:
^,rar
J'ly
May
90
1
O it
--c*
Ste^n Rock Iron
Jan
Sept
2.67
Nov
18c
606
■
12%
•13%
*
Feb
l%c
14
s
201
8%
12%
Jack Waite—--
32
Canadian Locomotive—.*
V
31%
151
B-............——;
--*
—25
202
8%
;
7%
34%
Canadian Bank Com... 100
Preferred-..
55
7%
31%
6%
Canadian Car
27%
55
Dec
2,750
v-r;
26%
Aur
1.57 May
-18
•
18c
*
120
1.15
18
18c
International Nickel
57
1.00
3c
_
^•18':-
—--*
100
8%
9 80
13,270
4%c -5,000
89% June
26%
21%
75
732
2.70
Int Mill pref
149% 151
21%
a....
12
-
,.
Preferred:. —c:
; •
Jan
.
3lc
a.
+
Stand Pav..,:,.:j.:. zzi *
Dec
Dec
Int Met A.
6%
1.10
Canadian Breweries-...-*
18%c
Dec
20
55
2,600
-
Jan
53
18
87
...i
.
13%c
Dec
Se'U
...)
—
Steel Can.:..
Jan
Mar
25
21%
Jan
1.10
July
25
59
5.40
Dec
6c June
25c
87
21%
Dec
45c
7
4%
29%
-
2.25
101
II
Apr
400
Feb
14c May
50
Sept
3,550
10%
5
Inspiration..—---1
.36
124
Canadian Ba'.ertes pref. 100
Jau
100
—*
4%
-9%c
.
50)
2.55
26%
Sladen Mai
Slave Luke....
Standard Rad io:..: i.
Dec
20c
12
100
SIsooe.Golil.:-:...:... :-i
Sept
2%c
15c
...
South End Pete. .i....
Jan
62c
1 %c
Qimnsons preferred... .100
x"
:■
2%c
.
Dec
10c
500
fi
-
23)
148
5.To
;
July
9,000
—
*
Jan
3.60
1,644
6
Silver woods..
Sept
Jau
37c'
2.60
,10%
2.60
—100
preferred
i26
86
126
>
1.49
'
5
101
29%
20
101
101
Can W ire A
15%
1.05 May
57
50
Huron & Erie
Nov
2.60
36
Preferred
Hudson Bay
5%c
——*
Mo"tgage-—100
Can Steamships
*
Jan
320
Canada Malting
Can Packers
1.10
10,100
1,000
4%
Can Perm
.....
5%
2%c
1
*
--1
—*
Dew
2.80
-
—.100
Preferred
Dec
Honey
Howey..
5%
Calgary <fe Edmonton...
Canada Cement—-—-
Jan
Dec
26
20c
56c
Hlode <fc Dauch
2.65
1.18
Ct.lmoat—-
July
July
3%
19%
•
-.1
Jan
Feb
<c
93c
1
—
2
Out
r
12 %c
15?
Gil-:) 11
Jan
•
6 WC'Fab
Dec
-
cigaaa
55% Nov
%c
19
15
500
•
80■-
48c
50)
*
-
20
Buffalo Ank..
Davies Pete : *:
Sept
185
60c
July
Hard Rock--...—1
Dec
1,808
5 ic
2%
Jan
:7c May
4 V
5 )c
230
-
Jan
2%c
A Ug
1.17
6
Dec
9%
1)
1.94
13o
-
27
:
1 1
1.92
*
...
152
.
1)
1
Shawiuigan
Jan
June
1%
12
'iM'-
17%
20c
Dec
Dec
3 'kc Mav
11
3)
Dec
7
10c
Dee
49%
151
...1
Aug
2.70
1,50,9
2%e
2.55
;
Mav
1.700
...1
'
63
151
3%
15
A i/,
300
3c
9.10
5
12c
2
3%
5 4c
310
3%e
2%
15%
12c
3%C
12c
1
8,700
2%c May
55
•••
35c
1.92
Senator Itouyn
13c*
590
••-V
35c
Jan
/ug
Dec
3%
3%
Jan
1.69
2.55
iv
52 %c June
49.750
2,157
i:)
*
"ami River
July
27-5
3.20
.100
...
Royal ite
San Antonio
10c
Dec
:c
15%
*
Preferred.
3
-217
=
.—*
,725
41c
4 '<
M
t.90
19
28c
Dec
1.25
2.25
1,900
4
'-High
15c June
100
75)
4%
•:."8 :•« •
Jan
8%n
205
75c-
•)/
2.9()
L L
p
Sherritt Gord
4.000
_.
13c 13 %c
Jan
96
Dec
.
...1
Jan
'
Nov
53
Halcrow Sway
7c
9%
Julv
4,850
4,675
35c
Gold
Rnval Bank..
63c Sept
90
49%
Great Lake vot trust..
Gunnar. -.—......----1
Gypsum..
Roc'
52
Oct
15c
Oct
49
Jan
160%
6% .Dec
9.00
:
52
—
6%
Brown Oil
.
Dec
9
*
50
:•■•-■
Preferred
Grandoro....:
17%
1
Broulan
"XlOHS" SiiielTers :
Jan
.....
17%
22e
OUUI/Oil
Feb
—
-
20%
*
——---5
•*
B C Power "A"-*
Coe1>enoiU'
Dec
15c
1.24
j.--
-
,18
2 560
8%
7
Brl Dim Oil
Domi
1
1
——
-.....
Reno
Oct
1.35
2.23
4%
3.05
Queonston Mines
17c
4,703
Preston
Jan
3c
1,000
He
-
*
Pr Metals.—
Jan
6%c
Dec
77
3%c
18c
Jan
6c
Dec
1.30
4 4
Jan
4%
■5
3%c
I'^'L
■—
6
32c
70
1,400
200
.v-
...1
Low
He
Sept
28
Range for 1 ear 1941
;
Shares
2.25
1.30
:..1
Powell Rou
■J.
16)
-
2,25
1
.
Apr
14%
16c
1
•,-
Pioneer.
Jan
Price
...
Deo
3
18
16c
6%
B C Packers.'—
s
:
Week
Par
Pickle Crow
Nov
::
3 90
2%c Niv
l%c June
81
-*
15
Brazil Trac
Brew .*• Dist——
Cdn Wa'lB
Aug
14%
Dec
137
20
6W
Dec
14c
lc Dec
93c
150
119
8.75
1
Bralorne
283 '
255
Nov
10% June
4,510
4,250
9
7%
,J
Oct
June
7c
360
6%
—
240
9,500
45
—
Bldgood JK
267
1
193
I
252
9%c
'
-100
Mar
171
15
270
270
8C
-
Sons.:
Bob !o
■\
252
J
—*
-
rtram
10,509
preferred.... -100
Bake.i.-—....—1
5 % vo
Gillies
Oct
2,300
5%
30
Feb
20%
365
42c
for
of Prices
Low
High
...
Pprron. :c-„:
1>"
Ot
52c
■'
July
10
76
2.00 May
3%c
4%e
40c
•
97
1
9,759
16
76
50
1,910
4%c
15
23
6,500,
.<
.3 %
25
30c June
.311
73
10.700
M pv
20
5
9c
June
2,103
l%c 2%c
l%c
2c
l-v'3 % ;: 3%
c
*
.>->
..
%
2
460
72
1.40
8c
Exploration
Bell Phone.
Crov
...
47c
3.60
Pnwer..—----*
leau
Stocks (Concluded)
High
,21 %
29 V
3.30
Preferred::.— •—•—.; 100
2.55
187
187
Beattie Goli----.
<
Francoeur
Gat.i
8c
90c
Base Metals...—
Bath Power
em
Jan
Jan
8lc
Apr
1
'
Bank Mont.:
Bank of N S
C
Sept
95
Nov
46c
1.40
4%c
...
r
1%C
Jan
84
2,801
...... —
Bank Tor
B
Feb
9c
7%c June
41)
55c
l
A unor.
Peanv 4
18)
25
9.300
8'
52 %c
Arntfield..—r-]
Bear
Apr
6c
Ang o Hur..
Bank field
Jan
10)
'20
15c 16 %c
16c
—
teG
oup,
-
-
pref- —
Aldermac—
/
—
-
-
-
ll%c
Fanny F'armer
Fed Kirk..
6) June
2100
7%c
6%c
y-JaiO&G..
A ° Cons.
Oct
^vv;s
20c 20 %c
1
..1
9%
500
Acme las....-
45c
3.50
Feb
4
-
25
29
*
4je J ily
215
6%
10")
Abitlbi pref 6%
3
'25
2i
—
Falconbrldge
Low
Paymaster
3
Week's Range
•
,*■ ''-ft
Shares
Miles
Last
5' ■'Sale
Range for Year 1941-
Par
E'tg "'I" t
High
Low
Friday
for
Week
of Prices
High
Lew
Price
Easy Wash....... — -.. *
j.>o"o'nte Inv-...... +. .25
Eldorado
1
Sates
Week's Range
Par
Sto-ks (Continued)
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan. 10 to Jan. 15,
IFerfc's range
Sale
Stoeks-
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
1.65
Jan
Feb
*
No
par value
O Id lot salei.
a
listed trading privilege*.
& 1 ivait n; it G).
f A
•nii
d
1
:--»toak
Djferred delivery,
dlvlteni
e
c
A1 aitted
to
F'ormjrly the Natlo lal
un¬
Band
Uq ltditl )g dividend >f 818 a shve wu pil i on the cmLi 1 allitlig O v,
r Canadian market.
» Cash sate—not
sti3'< of th) Nib)»
included In range for year,
x
E<-dividend,
Flt-rlglits
y
2
Listed
-
in default
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday Jan. 16
Bid
Investing Companies
Aviation Group shares..
Bank
Par
Pid
Rid
Par
a- 09
Ask
N Y Sto ks Inc
13.06
14.42
71
Group shares
79
6.69
Inc.-.1%
♦Amerex Holding Corp. 10
2.11
2.31
11 W
13
Amer Bosincss
Shares... 1
2.51
2.75
Amer Foreign Investing 10c
8.17
1
Metals
6.41
7.06
Railroad
3.08
3.41
1.10
1.21
16.74
18.19
No Amer Bond Trust ctfs.
No Amer Tr Shares 1953.*
Railroad equipment
Affiliited Fund
Assoc Stand Oil Shares...2
4
8.98
Balanced Fund.
1
18.16
17.17
Stock Fund
1
9.39
9.97
5
22.35
Equity Corp $3 conv pref.l
15%
24.03
16
4%
Inc —.1
17.87
Fidelity Fund Inc
*
13.98
15.04
10.62
First Mutual Trust Fund.5
5.06
5.61
Fi-cal Fund Inc—
♦C'ltnmon..
.....
*5% preferred
I
.—6
2%
3V
3
4%
5
Broad St Invest Co Inc..5
20.22
1
.
Bullock Fund Ltd..
3.10
9.55
Commonwe
3.52
Itu Invest—1
27
29
2.75
3.18
Series S-4
2.72
3.03
7.28
-----
•2.90
3.35
Inc.2
14.23
15.59
Fundamcnt'l Tr Shares A 2
3.64
»
4.3,8
General
24.29
Investors Trust. 1
3.95
26.12
4.33
4.77
Inc common.. 10c
Crum & Forster com.. 10
♦8% preferred
100
117
29
100
112
31%
Building shares
8.53
1
15.23
16.46
Diversified Trustee Shares
Dividend Shares
25c
3.40
0.37
6.97
94
1.06
4. *6
4.80
♦Series 1)
5.82
6.42
5.22
5.25
4.10
7.52
Income series....
Low priced bond series..
3.69
6.84
4.98
5.50
3 42
3,77
Preferred stock series...
5.83
6.47
10.30
6.10
4.34
4. S3
5.32
4.04
4.45
Agriculture...—
New England Fund
1
N Y Stocks Inc—
—„
7.08
6.43
4.43
...
2.59
2.84
Automobile..
3.70
4.09
RR Equipment shares..
3.05
3.37
Aviation
9.41
10.35
4.16
4.69
Bank stock..
6.54
25<
3.31
3.65
Buildl ,g supplies
♦Huron Holding Corp...]
lucome Foundation
Inc common, ,10c
Incorporated
LOG
Independence Trust Shs.*
Investors..5
7e
13c
4.22
4.66
7.44
8.19
Electrical equipment...
6.07
6.68
9.62
39
72)
16.80
5.62
Insurance8tock
1.19
1.30
12.74
13.70
1.77
Machinery
Oils
...
7.i6
6.92
No par value,
* Quotations
not
.25
45%
.10
35%
6%
American Surety
Automobile.—
Bankers
BaStO 1
_
&
American... 2%
Shippers— .25
100
—
•
47%
37%
7%
£6
90
590
613
9%
4%
2%
Bunding & Ins.. 12%
Merch Fire Assur com
5
57%
60%
47%
51
Merch A Mfrs Fire N Y..4
6%
7%
National Casualty...—.10
National F'lre...—
10
23%
24%
58%
7%
60%
Mass
National Liberty.
National Union Fire
New
156
18%
...10
31%
43%
8%
101
1J%
33%
-5
20%
22%
27%
New
Hampshire Fire...10
25%
New
York Fire
.....5
14%
15%
.10
2i%
23
Nortli lllver..
2.50
23%
24%
23%
25%
Northeastern
...5
4%
3d
32
Northern
40
%
1
43
5
6%,
.10
44%
46.%
113%
H8%
.
.10
62
8
64
103%
106%
Firemen's of Newark.. -.5
9%
10%
........12.50
Northwestern
National.25
Pacific Fire
Pacific
25
Indemnity Co... 10
Phoenix
89%
15%
34
Republic (Texas)
10
Revere
10
42
Rhode Island
26
St Paul Fire &
23%
24%
Seaboard Fire & Marine. 10
5
41 %
(Paul) Fire
2%
Marine.62%
43%
Seaboard Surety..
-5
8%
9%
Security New Have
9%
10%
bpri
.15
67%
7i%
Standard Accident
li
Stuyvesant
27%
Sun l.lfe Assurance
U%
Travelers
i
-
33
20
1
9
55;
22
2
10%
K -divide «d
1
9%
Great American
..6
26%
Halifax
.10
Ha
.10
lo%
T6%
28
U S
.10
88%
9i %
U S Fire
Llaitford Steam Boiler. .10
43%
46%
U S Guarantee
Home Fire security... .10
%
1%
over
10
1
10
gfield Fire & Mar..25
_.
Hait ford Fire
39%
32%
Rel isurance Corp (N Y) .2
'23%
Globe A. Republic
'-22%
37%
Providcnce-Wanhi jgton .10
40
29%'
118%
14%
*28
.10
99
,27
Preferred Acelde it —....5
5
—.
5%
95
121
f6%
uenerul Rel Jiurauce Corji 5
Georgia Home
45%
10
....
Greet Amer Indemnity.
x
20
Amsterdam Cas..__2
New Brunswick
.10
1a
Glens F,.lls Fire
14.00
Banking
Ve .tral Nat Corp cl A—*
♦Class B
*
8.21
10
7.62' ♦First B •ston Corp
2
Caruli
2,1 preferred
1
—
3%
Camden Fire
:
Cor,fOra,lons
furnished by spo isor or issuer,
12%
14%
46%
13%
2%
_._—5
Glebe & Rutgers Fire.. .16
1.20
12.71
1
1.99
*
13%
44%
19
i_ 1
—
—
GibrJtar Fire & Marine .10
11%'
—
♦Blair & Co.
5
2%
Franklin Fire
B
Investment
Maryland Casualty
.
5.1;
10.58
—
1 iuccIn Fire.
Fireman's Fd of Sau Fr.25
15.36
C—
Wellington Fund....
19
11%
6%
1 .10
Fire Assn of Phila
7.20
....
•24%
-
64
U S El Lt A Pr Shares A
8%
%
10%
Fidelity & Dep of Md.. .20
Trusteed Industry Shs.25e
Series
76%
39%
18
.10
...
Americau of Newark...
Federal..
4.30
Union Bond Fundser B...
5.54
3.94
Ml dng shares
75
36%
23
American Ue-I .surance .10
Excess
-
-a
/17%
5
—
Eagle Fire
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs—
diss B
Equitable..:
----
-
1.70
1
1
1
—
10
Ins Co of North Amer.. 10
Homestead Fire.
2%
Employers Re-Insurance 10
1.87
11.11
Equipment...
......
♦series B
29%
Jersey Insurance of N Y.20
Knickerbocker
„5
Am Fidel & Cas Co com -.5
City of New York
Trustee stand Oil Shares—
........
Ask
28%
Coutl. ental Casualty.. -.5
14)
59%
1.80
-I
—
Bid
:
Connecticut Geu Life.. .10
1
♦series A
Bond series.......;
4.75
96c
12.15
12
56%
•Super Corp of Amer A A.. i
♦series C-
2.70
American Alliance
Baltimore
5.78
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
(Colo) ,ser B shares. ...*
(Md) votl ig shares.^25c
National Investors COrp.l
National Security Series-
4.41
Fund
D"—2.50
7.85
11.41
■
Chemical
Delaware F'und-..
7.16
Ipeticer Trask Fund.-...*
tandard Utilities Inc.50
7.81
76.49
.-3.1a
♦State St Invest Corp...*
Par
-...5
Home
10
American Reserve
Sovereign Investors.....! "5.21
8.11
4.00
Tobacco shares:
Cumulative Trust Shares.*
74.76
3.20
Railroad shares
♦Common B shares...10
—*
17.11
.25
American Home
4.50
'3.16
Fund Inc
.10
American
2.82
7.54
Mutual Invest F'und Inc 10
—i'
37
12.12
4.00
—
2.60
Hteel shares
Crum & Forster Insurance
*7% preferred
7.70
7.00
—
32
Quarterly Inc Shares.. 10.
Republic Invest Fund
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
15.91
Petroleum shares
26%
1.5f>
—
Ask
122% 120%
55%
57%
25%
27%
77%
80%
10
Aetna Life
Agricultural-...
•.
11.33
Series 1958.
Maryland Fund Inc...10c
Merchandise shares
*
1
Plymouth Fund Inc..,.10.
(Geo) Fund
1
Selected Amer Shares..2%
Fund
General Bond
1
Series ACC mod
3.08
_
Aetna
1.99
Putnam
Surety... .10
-----
2.0-,
Selected income Shares—1
Manhattan Bond
Nation-Wide Securities—
Automobile shares ::
Aetna Cas &
wi
4.26
Group Securities—
Agricultural shares
-
1.76
1
—
Mass Investors Trust—..1
3.34
*
39 h
1
„r
—
Mass Investors 2d Fund.l
B
Food shares
1
mod--
11.37
Electrical
Accumulative series...1
Series AA
13.30
Chemical shares
....
1
Series AA
12.05
10.35
1
Scries 1956.
Bid
0.08
5.5 a
—
14.81
Series K-2
Insurance stk series.10c
Aviation shares
Corporate Trust Shares.. 1
13.54
Series K-l
Fixed Trust Phares A... 10
"
Couscl InvestmentTrust-l
8.29
8.64
26.06
Century Shares Trust.Chemical Fund--.-—.-1
15.97
7.55
7.8t>
General Capital Corp
Canadian Inv Fund Ltd-.l
25.17
14.51
Series S-3
12.33
Boston Fund Inc.
22.94
Series B-3
1.84
Fundamental Invest
13.35
Series B-2
Series 1955.
1.57
10c
Foundation Trust Shs A.l
Basic Industry Shares.. 10
8.57
30.00
Series S-2....
Bank stock series
Bankers Nat Investing—
8.38
27.35
Series B-l
A .e-Houghton Fuud Inc.l
Aviation Capital
Investors Fpnd C
1
Keystone Custodian Funds
Series B-4
Equitable Investment
Corp (Mass)
—
Par
5.56
5.0,
-Insurance Group shares.
ltivestm't Co of Amer__l0
Eaton A Howard—
Insurance Companies
(Concl)
Steel
7.27
Securities.. 1
Aeronautic
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
Institutional Securities Ltd
6%
28%
24 %
26
3
4
268
•76
8%
JO
42% ,44%
40%
42%
117 %
.21%
10
49%
51 %
....5
3%
4%
207
100
197
.100
370
Fidelity & Guar Co..2
Westchester Fire.
5%
26%
380
24%
25%
48%
76%
50 %
...10
2.50
35 *4
36%
..4
79%
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4035
Volume 155
299
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
•
yy
New York Trust
0070k 707 ;0:
Bank of New ,York.._.100
Bankers,......
....
...25
51H
65
53^
2*4
Chemical Bank & Trust. 10
Cli nton..
Colonial.
^.
....
1..
..
New York
60
10H
—I
Penn Exchange
10
13
16
50
17 J4
for discount at purchase.
15M
Asked
Bid
Mar.
Treasury Bills—
4, 1942
Asked
Peoples National
Public National
Fifth Avenue.-.....—100 620
First National of N Y.. 100 1160
67
100
Merchants
Jan,
21, 1942
0.30 7c
Mar. 11.
28, lft42rJ..i
4,1942
0.30 7o
Mar. 16, 1942
Feb,
0.30 y0
50
Feb.
11,1942
0.30%
Mar. 17, 1942
Mar. IS. 1)12.
28^
Feb.
18, 1942
0.30 fa
Mar. 19. 1942
Feb. 25, 1942
90
0.30%
0.30%
0.30%
0.30%
0.30%
0.30%
0.30%
Apr.
0.25%
f es
;
42
27
650
1190
135
Sterling Nat Bank......25 -"26
1942.
15, 1942.
rf--
«
28
145
.....25
t
.'-y;'1
;
Preferred
23 Mi
•
24 *4
26 H
154
102
Commercial National.. 100
33 H
...20
12 H
National Safety...... 12
are
O
National City
quoted
Ask
45
PaT
'
-
Jan.
29
3214
20
Manufacturers
Bid
National Bronx........50
42
Chase National.... 1.13.55
Title Guarantee & Trust. 12
;.20
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Bensonhurst National.. .50
10^
26
Lawyers..
Central Hanover.
AsJfe
14
Bank of Yorktown..66 2-3
U25
1375
Kings County
Bid
Par
Bank of Manhattan Co. 10
236
9H
10
Irving
...,35
Brooklyn.............100
Ask
231
Guaranty..
.10
Bronx County.
■
Rates
Bid
Par
•■■
New York Bank Stocks
Companies
):1070:1 C00
Par
T-
Quotations for Friday Jan. 16
::-v'Vy •' y
-
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
Corn Exchange Bk & Tr_20
'
Empire . - Fulton..........
i..
Underwriters
50
.
100
84
1155
..100 1115
United States
.100
■"
Transactions At The New York Curb
25
21
Trade Bank & Trust—-TO
Continental Bank & Tr.10
3H
Daily/ Weekly and Yearly
Asked
Mocks
Central Illirols Public Servi e
__l.
3%s, 1971--Philadelphia Electric 2%s.1971..
Sout hern Natural Gas Pipe.Lino. 3lis, 1956-1-.
Wisconsin Power & Light 3>4s, 1971...
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
100 V
io m
10iX
Jan.
of
%%
1, 1043 100.10 ioo.ii
....May
.
}lH%---reb. 15,1945
100.3
100.3
•■i:;.:-'Corpy*^:yyy
1%
July
1,1942
XH%
Oct. 15,1942
tm%...July 15,1943
Jl%.....Apr. 15 1944
101.12
U
100.6
•
Federal-Home Loan Banks
15, 1942 100
54s......Apr.
2s.
1, 1943 101.8
...Apr.
,'
100.14 100.16
Int.
Afaturitv
100.6
100.4
Other
..May 16, 1943
IHh Jan. 3, 1944—
Call July 3, *42 at 101
—
mm
100.26 101.2
June
108.^
109 M
i
110K
125)4
123 )4
..
JMar. 15, 1943
15, 1943
Issues
versfo
.
..
Sept. 15, 1943
Dec. 15, 1943
Maturity
..
..
E«-DlvIdea<J-
securities listed
on
Total * Bonds,
and Stocks
'
June 15, 1944
101.22
Sept. 15. 1944..
and additional corporate
the New York Stock Exchange for
Bid
in
the
new
l%m
10J.9
Mar. 15, 1945
101.7
101.9
tMar. 15,
101.4
101.6
101.20
100.28
99.25
101.18
t Sept.15, 1944
101.12
101.11
tDec. 15,
99.26
99.28
Domestic
99.18
1%
.
H%
99.16
■Replacing Old
$4,280,000
1942
Exchange
Jan.
1 to Jan. 16
1942
1941
1941
482,385
696,855
1,078,160
1,452,705
v..
$4,082,000
$6,602,000
$7,705,000
$16,020,000
Foreign government-..
Foreign corporate.
98,000
39,000
218,000
100,000
85.000
143,000
107,000
183,000
$4,280,000
$6,726,000
$8,066,000
$15,310,000
..
y
1.097,271,85i
1,042,081,856
1,702,727,682
1.220,595,297
1,099,148,506
64.667,201
251,732,947
2.310,956,675
3,427,475.715
336,414,111
1.071,717,468
4,189,242,528
1,686.495,443
128,799,608
81,591,343
429,159,221
257,197,385
108,751,530
182,794,441
42.489.798
144.742,963
815,156,214
373,137,314
687,564,099
(if
preparatory
following
receipts and of
reorganisation),
to
paid"—the
"assessment
securities
been listed—Are not Included la this table.
,
of
or
securities
themselves
having
stamped
to indi¬
as
so
road,"public utility and industrial and miscellaneous
companies.
This table shows at a glance the volume of
bonds and stocks listed during the last 10 years by each
of the different groups mentioned:
Stocks.
Bonds.
Public
Indus,
Public
At
Railroad.
Miscell.
Utilities.
Railroad.
Industrial
Utilities.
At
Miscellaneous
%
I
$
At
$
I'ubllc
$
Railroad.
Utilities.
<i
Indus.
At
Alisotl. y
S
%
...
1940
...
1939
........
...
1938
...
*
9*/",8-IU
...
1937
...
...
...
1934
...
1933
...
1932
...
1,957,600
........
9,830.349
1,089,720
1.874,700
3,322,440
........
170.88J
Total bond issues listed during the year 1941 aggre¬
gated $1,113,246,600 compared with $860,079,620 in 1940.
Of the 1941 total, $369,334,643 was for new capital
pur¬
poses as compared with $73,693,000 in 1940, and $743,911,957 was for refunding purposes against $786,386,620
in
1940.
Of the total bpncis listed, railroads accounted
$75,580,200, a decrease off $304,949,600 under the 1943
total of ,$18,0,529.800; publi/ utilities totaled $586,084,900
an increase of
$470,259,700 over the total of $115,825,200
reported for 1940, and industrial and miscellaneous bonds
listed aggregated $451,581,500, an increase of $87,856,880
for
over
the total of
Stocks
$519*-
'
previously
-
classify the figures
we
securities
cate the amounts under each leading head, namely, rail¬
$1,042,081,858 in 1940, and $1,099,148,506 in 1939, while
up
1941
1935
Government Issues, foreign and domestic, not here included, shown separately.
Now.—Applications for the listing or trust company
"assented"
Indus.
Miscell.
■y s
3,078,720,862
510,033,866
; y
Public
1936
In the
FINANCING!
1,692,887,096
500.331,338
or
FOR
Stocks.
Utilities.
Railroad.
1,499,652,695
693,268,789
278,363,864
marked
ISSUED
Bonds.
44,717,89,2
117,319,144
440,809,787
;
703,096.986
"assumed"
COMPANIES
OPERATIONS OUTSIDE UNITED STATES;
0":§
86,113,945
.519,341,886
133,795,549
283,185.045
1932
*
AMERICAN
and Bonds
-
1933:..-.;—-..'-
OF
Total Stocks
Securities
in 1941,
totals in this classification being $1,097,271,851
capital footed
$100,000
Bonds
U%
e
1915
listings fell in the refunding column, the
securities listed representing new
?9S,000
Stocks—No. of shares.
H%
..
1946
Old Issues
1934
the great preponder-
years
84,082,000
100.30
99.23
7-1 v'
Nat.Defense Nts
101.16
558.808.520
1936.
$708,057,041.
two preceding
724,000
482,385
693,000
.
New York Curb
100.29
101.18
Now Listed
1937—*
mulgated in recent " years.;& It is" tobe vnoted^ ihbv^vey;
that the showing for the second half of 1941 was better
than the first six months, the listing in the latter six
months totaling $996,670,641, compared with the first six
of
16,000
845 000
900,000
,,
Aslcert
Capital, Ate.
1935
$1,692,887,098 in 1938 and $3,078,720,882 in 1937.
The
volume of listings in 1941 as in 1940 and 1939 was ad¬
versely affected by world-wide-unsettled conditions
produced by the ;war and also by influences prevalent
in the American markets, including private sales of new
securities and various legislative discouragements pro¬
As
693,000
14.000
15,001)
10,000
86.205
.
100.27
Issued for New
1938
pared with $1,220,595,297 in 1940, $1,499,652,695 in 1939,
ance
■
1939....—-,—
new
the largest of any year since
The 1941 total added up to $1,702,727,682, as com¬
months* total of
1,000
■
-
H%
..
109.6
$
the calendar year 1941 was
1937.
682,000
888,000
669,000
11,000
86.755
BECURITIES
of
$436,000
7.000
t These bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
*
tings On The New York Stock
Exchange For The Year p4l|l||
The aggregate amount
r
39,000
88 015
Total..
*
yVo'ooo
point.
Rate
101.13
101.20
m
\%%
..
Mar. 15. 1944
,Total
$2,000
64,000
799.000 '•"y
....
..
%
J These bonds are subject to all Federal tax.;).
599,000
Week Ended Jan. 16
3s...1916
U S Conversion 3s.-.1947
Panama Canal 3s
1961
U S Co
Asked
101.11
2%
1H%
H%
..
v.-/.':
Int.
Bid
Rate
Sept. 15, 1942
Dec. 15, 1942
101.6
101.3
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
Call May 16,*42 at 100)4 100.24 1C1
4 $434 000
110 960
Total.—.........
100.20 100.22
XH% notes Feb. 1,1044
2s
one or more 32adi of a
100.13 100.15
Housing Authority—
S
Figures after decimal point represent
-
Foreign
Corporate
Government
■
42.815
67,605
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
Reconstruction Finance
Domestic
Shares)
Saturdays... ._i
Monday
Commodity Credit Corp—
(Par Value)
Foreign
105
Asked
Asked
Bonds
(Number
16, 1942
104M
104 H
..
Week Ended
10IV
101 J^g
listed
$363,724,620 recorded in 1940.
during
1941 aggregated $589,481,082, an
1941
1139; old issues just listed aggregated $86,113,945 in 1941,
$44,717,892 in 1940 and $117,319,144 in 1939.
also that the volume of listing
in 1941
was
recorded.
;
■;
-
55.073.067
29,406,019
505 ,001,900
380.529, 800 115.825 209 363.724 ,620
S3.938.1O0
43,204.727
233 ,372.850
677,
1939
$558,808,520
8.694,537
44.539.590
4.081.800
72,758, 700 196.223.000
on
was
217 ,002.647
191, ,511.980
The following is the aggre¬
authorized to be
or
listed for the past 10. years:
of $51,634,987
NEW YORK
RTOCK
Foreign Issues
EXCHAXGE
U. S. Government
(Incl. Canadian).
$233,584,900 American Telephone & Tele¬
Securities.
Total.
s
%
65,313,500
.........
no
1940 U-—......
listings of securities of any
y
6,853,885.700
a2,838,421,350
3
;
2.848.730,560
2.581,369,900
2.668.889,830
!».!«:<I.
X
00
*
#..4
OM.tt
I) 9/ i
Y.682,944.320
2.994.683.820
186,990.700
5.706,005,275
8.675.639,050
« 270.129.450
2,038,224,600
2
76.000,000
1934
1933
1932
938.224,600
..
'
-
V
CORPORATE
LISTINGS ON
NEW
City
of New York corporate stock,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
In
154.523.6
following tabulations we
undertake to
We give first the amounts of securities of
foreign corporations per se, and secondly, the amounts of
securities of American corporations issued for acquiring
developing
and
financing
or
United States.
Both amounts
properties
are
1.21 i. ;»I.33
1937..
295.7S6-.003
1.543.810.965
of
ma
332.345.4lii
1935........
137,752.204
00 672,301)
2,775.968,270
929.608.0HI)
229.329.500
SECURITIES OF FOREIGN CORPORATIONS PLACED
»
1ft,US 1.800
1933
1932.......
the
corporate listings in the above:
STATES
,140.796.025
294,923.9110
outside
included in the totals
4-> 1.4 >0,- 1 )
771
show
purposes.
1,113.246,600
860.079,020
1,014,505,100
J941,......
1940.......
the
SI.-
.
how much of the listings in the above were for foreign
Ola Securities.
1931.......
b Includes
364,000 City of New York corporate stock.
Replacing
1931.......
$315,000,000
Includes
a
years:
YORK
AND
L18TED
ON
THE
NEW
THE
Replacing
Old Securities
Now
Public
'V
Stocks.
s
150.007.243
86.113,945
353,350,894
589,481,082
1941
60.102,549
44.717.892
255.695.2:6
360.515.677
1940
1939....---
128,661.401
108.202.644
248.283.550
485,147,595
1939
655,761
M Is Ml
$
S
$
$
$
1.064 228.713
...
984,021.944
1,534,909,897
1,413.274,258
1937
1936
140 ft 11,600
2V*. 63> .052
756.886,763
J 934
62,127.308
425 941,221
585,820,714
1033
05,60 L543
205.407.438
1 IIS.751.530
97 7c 8.185
68.080,216
1935
1934
232,841,2*5*
1933
37.48'i 798
116.369.263
359.266.499
1932
,1932
'"'3,861
4.8
3",297*000
27.904 000
25
jkkf.000
19.053,500
33.25 i."ib
18.500.000
5.695.941
40,300.530
...
13.803,500
...
i.oiV.uo
....
...
1st mtge.
50* 000*000
22.8Tmi.imm")
3V4S, series B, due 1966, and $6,875,000 Terminal
mtge. 3%s,-
RR. Association of St. Louis ref. and improv.
series
B, due 1974, both issued for refunding purposes.
utility bonds listed in 1941 aggregated $586,-
Public
084,900 and were mostly for refunding purposes with the
exception of the large American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. issue of $233,584,900 3% convertible debentures and
$35,000,000 1st and ref. mtge. 3y2s and 3s of Pacific Gas
& Electric Co., which
were for expansion purposes,
additions, etc. Other notable public utility issues were
$80,000,000 Union Electric Co. of Mo. 1st mtge. and coll.
trust 3%s due 1971, $50,000,000 Detroit Edison Co. gen.
and ref. mtge. 3s of 1970, $50,000,000 Illinois Bell Tele¬
phone Co. 1st mtge. 2%s of ,1981, $48,000,000 Philadel¬
phia Co. coll. trust sinking fund 4y*s cf 1961, $29,000,000
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. 1st mtge. 314s
1970,
$26,500,ROT Wisconsin Public Service Co. 1st"
1971, $17,500,000 Northern States Power
314s of
$451,581,BOO, theigreatest proportion cf which were for
existinlgjssues of bonds and preferred stocks
refunding
at
Jower
301 280
interest ahd—dividend
listed
rates.
The principal
were $55,000,000 National Dairy Products
debentures due 1980, $50,000,000 Firestone
Tire & Rubber Co. 20-year 3% debentures, $45,000,000
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. 1st mtge. sinking fund
314 s series due 1960; $30,000,000 Wheeling Steel Corp.
1st mtge. sinking fund 3V2s series B, due 1966, $28,000,000
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. 1st mtge. series C 3y4S,
les
...
1935
25! ,5(13,i»47
326 637.1 II
111
\
2,o"ob*.G65
1938
fi.3 370,201
177.688.367
h?
,t
Utilities.
<T.7*4T«1O"
Hi
407.310.983
301.
Indu\.
Railroad.
...
1936.
26
Public
it
Miscell.
—
1938.
2.1 Ml
2038, of Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR. The Chicago &
Eastern Illinois and Chicago Great Western bonds were
issued in connection with reorganizations of these two
roads.
Also included were $11,418,000 Monongahela Ry.
V 3y2s of 1964 and $46,500,000 San
...
1937
3
Indus,
Utilities.
$
'
1940.......
1941.
A, due 1988; and $15,354,500 gen. income mtge. 4y2s, due
mtonio Publje^frvice Co. 1st mtge. 314s of 1970,
liscellaneous bond issues listed totaled
•'
Railroad.
Total
S
1971, issue for refunding purposes; two issues of Chi¬
Great Western Railway, viz., $6,113,600 gen. mtge.
income bonds and $10,130,100 1st mtge. 4% bonds, series
UNITLJ
'
Capital. Ac
listings since 1937 when
Of the stocks listed rail¬
due
EXCHANTOJ?
32X,2t»7.6D0
issued for New
stock
reported.
and miscellaneous stocks aggregated
$505,001,996, tne
largest since the 1937 total of $1,277,911,170.
In the railroad bond group the principal issues listed
were $18,000,000 Erie RR. Ohio Division
1st mtge. 3^4s
of
IN
YORK STOCK
Bonds.
Stocks
largest
was
$55,073,067, compared with $83,938,100 in 1940; public utilities totaled
$29,406,019, the small¬
est since 1935, when none was reported; while industrial
5.892,995.975
3,75!,639,Oil)
6.270.129 451)
.....................
1935
/■•v' The following tables embrace the record of aggregate
' vt ■ x-t
311.739.500
1936
Canadian companies during 1941.
^corporate listings for the last 10
$1,534,909,897
roads accounted for
'
1938
As in 1940, there were
b6,797,572,200
10.309.200
87,519,930
1941
the
and
cago
GOVERNMENT BONDS LISTED ON
One of
the largest single utility bond issue ever listed
or
15.120.242
114.271.513
issues listed
gate amount of such
1937
,
*4118,400
53,483,001)
22.989, 125
113.725, 100
cluded in the above tables.
the Exchange.
foreign
1,305 ,409.442
748, ,192 226
580 ,105,977
68,364.06)
r
[' Government 'issues*, foreign and domestic, are riot in¬
graph Co» 15-year 3% convertible debentures due 1956.
This
*5.720*737
59.315, 900
1933
Tih ,.1)16.412
9.3"
73.460.110 1.277 ,911.170
19.230, ,90"
the notable additions to the list of securities during the
year was the
293 0
39.5U0.755
was
Chicago
in exchangeTor securities of the old companies.
33'
165.220, COO 214.749.0UU 659.639 680
165 659; 100
390 ,598,770
94.548,825
»i0
,
621.142, 900 1105253000 989.572 370
1934
1932
(Great Western; the two roads issued a total
1
i»IH,
IK) I 3*6-563
l«»l>(sIti.iJ-I
1935
/,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois and
/1'
205.417, ,700 943,589.000 391.804 265 133,538.617
1936
Listings of additional railroad stocks in 1941, totaling
of The
II
1937
$55,073,067- wefe nearly "entirely due to the reorganiza¬
tions
62.263, 500 543,823.100
1938
We notd
representing new capital
the largest since 1938 when
75.580, 200 586.U84.900 451,581 500
1940
341,886 in 1941, $133,795,549 in 1940 and $283,185,045 in
increase of $228,965,405 over tne 1940 total of $360,515,-
Corp. 314%
taoMtioASSiean
WfcWWOUJ^-c^Kii Jn'JE '£$
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
300
;due
$25,000,000
1961,
Oil
Standard
Crucible
:l
Co.
.
'
,
of $4.50
shares
;40,000
Flintkote
issued
Co.,
corporate
for
purposes;
400,000
Total.
and
and
common
that
shares
of
Pepsi-Cola
Co.,
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
120,000
473,550
Corp.,
shares
common
R.
Squibb
&
$26,721,300
Sons,
shows
Co
Oil
SECOND
Purpose of Issue
Amount
50,000,000 Refunding; corp, purposes
15-year
>
l'
"
'
Common.........
-
Amount
N.
Republic of. 3% external sinking, fund dollar
bonds, due Oct. 1 pi970-v..—.
Panama. Republic of. 26-year 3 34% external secured ref.
'
$50,000,000
^
RAILROAD
Amount
Company and Class of Stock—
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR—
Common stock (343,297 shs).__
—
OF
-----—
—
5% preferred stock
Common
per
.
18,305,200/
— -
—
•
-
$5 preferred (11,758 shs)
1941
'
:
Standard Oil Co
-
••
...
•
plan
:
'
Corp
'
Total_
*
$6,853.885,700
.
Stamped to indicate holders' assent to the plan fcr the readjustment of
the external debt dated Jan. 31, 1940, and the deposit agreement, dated
Jan. 31, 1940, as modified and amended March 24, 1941.
Total-. -4—
during the
year were
RAILROAD
BONDS
Amount
SIX
MONTHS
■■■
Income 4 lis series A, 1970
OF
1941
$123,000 Issued
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
per
196,100]
New York Chicago & St Louis—•
6s debentures, 1950Lj-_-
Peoria & Eastern
$36,887,200
./
'
B, '66.
Ref & improv mtge 334s ser B,
Total.
...
-
LISTED
Company and Class of Bonds—
SIX MONTHS
1941
1970
$29,000,000 Refunding
Petroit Edison Co gen & ref mtge
3s series H, 1970—
50,000,000 Refunding
v
Illinois Bell Telephone Co 1st mtge
"
294s series A, 1981
50,000,000 Refunding; working capital
Northern States Power Co (Wis)—
1st mtge 3 Ms. 1964---——17,500,000
Pacific Gas & Electric Co 1st & ref
mtge 3 Ms," series I, 1966——15,000,000 Capital expenditures
1st & ref mtge 3s. series J, 1970— 20,000,000 General corporate purposes
Wisconsin Public Service Co—
'
.
■.
.
1st mtge 314s, 1971
—
— -
Flintkote Co
26,500,000 Refunding
—
common
(1,000 shs)
-
Amount
Purpose of Issue
3% convdebs, 1956
---.$233,584,900 Extensions, additions, &c
Philadelphia Co coll trust sink fund
v
434s,1961
48,000,000 Refanding
—
—
San Antonio Public Service Co—
1st mtge 3 34s, 1970-
4
•
conversion of bonds
$4 preferred stock (75,000 shs)—
National Gypsum Co com-
$4.50
conv
— .
— --
pref (3.430 shs)
National Oil Products Co common.
Common (234.920
,4
•
;
o-j.i
80.000,000 Refunding
.? -»av *r. inui
■'i
t
".-yju;*- a'.s trcl
<-
iLJt!
'
i'
}
S-
'4
")• X
'c:; nr
'
' V;
.
-•
"
•
••
•
■
i -C. ■'
-
(146.090 shs).
—-
,
.
,
.
,.
CHANGING
NUMBER
Capital stock (28.571 shs)--..-
*978,240
18,906.625
*5,016.730
9,319,700
"
.
SHARES
LISTED
Savagj Arms Corp common
BY
No. of Shares
r:
(four for onoK
6,361,300
739,144
—
SHARES ISSUED TO
IN
REPLACE STOCK THROUGH REDUCTION
SHARES OUTSTANDING
NUMBER OF
No. of Shares
■
—
SECURITIES
ISSUED
WITH
CONNECTION
IN
NAME OF CORPORATION, THE
PREVIOUSLY LISTED
•'
—
'—
,
,
,
v
,
,
x
..
Ccrp (formerly Amerada Ccrp)
Duplan Ccrp (formerly Duplan Silk Ccrp) common
8% cumulative preferred
International Minerals & Chemical Ccrp (formerly
tional Agricultural Ccrp) common.
..
M
800,0001 Issued per recapitalization
fbl '/jH*.:
l
plan
Sf;4 1
922,075
350,000
17,655
(Interna¬
436,044
—
Corp)-. — — --
SECURITIES ISSUED THROUGH AMENDENTS TO
600,000 Old stock just listed
.
Amerada Petrcleum
(The) Texas Co (formerly Texas
t
^
*285,710 Pay bank loans, &c.
——-a—$93,842,432
•'".VC'G;L*j
OF
,r
7% cumulative preferred.
National Can Corp (formerly McKeespcrt Tin Plate Co)..—-
11,828 Conversion of preferred
1,600,000]
CHANGE
SECURITIES HAVING BEEN
'
No. of Shares
General corporate purposes
Old stock just listed
Stock dividend
Exchange for 6% pref. stk,
„r
Van Norman Machine Tool Co—
HA bp
OF
SHARES, AO.
.
Reo Motors Inc common (v t c) from 2,000.000 shares (par $1) to
*500,000
* Those shares
(par $1) are represented by voting trust certificates
,
.
4,500 Working capital
United States Plywood Corp com—
Vanadium C rp—
v
'h-V#..'dD
250.000
122,700
100,000
Seagrave Corp (from no par to $5 par)
Sweet Co of America (from $50 par to $12.50 par)-:-—.--,.—--
t: 'J-
....
•
100,000
727,580
11,386,253
INDENTURES
WITHOUT CHANGING AMOUNTS LISTED
5% bonds, 1944—....$29,339,000
20-year cell trust conv 5% bonds, 194921,661.000
20-year coll trust conv 5% bonds, 1950——-—-—
21,175,000
Alleghany C^rp 15-year coll trust conv
Or'w
>,(■ .: t f
,-i
.
No. of Shares
-
.
^
Union Premier Food Stores Inc—
Total-—--
WITHOUT
'
.—
4M% class A oreferred-
276,281)
SHARES
OF
Detroit Edison Co (four for one)
14,899,100 Pay bank loans, expansion
Remington Rand Inc common
158,145 Stock dividendSafeway Stores Inc 5% preferred-.
100,000 Corporate purposes
common
VALUE
.
*7,500.000 General corporate purnoses
60,0001 Acquisition of assets of con*343,000]
stituent company
127,068 Repay loans, &c.
.
5% cumulative preferred
.v-
"
shs)*1,359,200 Old stock just listed
Philip Morris & Co Ltd Inc—
4M% prefm-ed
Common
Total. —.._...._______$378,084,900
v
COMPANIES
6,000,000 Refunding; working capital
•
VOTING
No. of Shares
Inc common (no par)
PAR
,
„
(Gar) Wood Industries Inc—
_•
1st mtge &coli trust 3 94s, 1971-_
CHANGING
SPLIT-UP OF
Monsanto Chemical Co—
Common
.
16,500,000 Refunding
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—
c Smith & Corona Typewriters
.'■■•v!
*194,180 Acquis, of constituent cos.,
Common
15-year
FOR
,
Exchange Buffet Corp (from no par to $2.50 par)
»
...
*1,446,824 Stock dividend
Standard Oil (Ohio) common
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS LISTED SECOND SIX MONTHS OF 1941
EXCHANGE
SHARES IN
LISTING
CHANGING NUMBER OF SHARES ISSUED
Working capital
*960,000 Acquisition constituent co.
400,000 Additions. &c.
417,120 Old stock just listed
Capital stock (44.909 shs)..
Parry Corp—
Common (146,000 shs) —
Sun Oil Co
Company and Class of Bonds—
t
COMPANIES
43.245 General corporate purposes
.
15,500,000
17,867.000
15,000,000
TRUST CERTIFICATES
559.176llssued per plan of
3,727,840] recapitalization
—
Sears Roebuck & Co—
.$208,000,000
American Teiep & Teleg Co.
COMPANIES
*10,000 General corporate purposes
-
6% preferred stock. —
—
General Amer Transportation Co—
Capital stock (16.304 shs)
Total.—
—
-
51,362
$33,891,000
1,844,000 '
3,000,000
3,550,000
1,600,000
3,160,500
13,993,000
12.500,000
■
.
(Robert) Gair & Co Inc common..
Northwest Airlines Inc—
Refunding; working capital
1941_._
„
McCrory Stores Corp 5% pref-—
,
1st mtge 3Ms,
bonds, 1954...
stituentcompanies
Purpose of Issue
Amount
Columbus & Sou Ohio Electric Co—!
-——-
Refunding and general mortgage 5s series B, 1976.Refunding and general mortgage 434s series C, 1978.. —...
Refunding and general mortgage 5s series D, 1980-
Martin
OF
1941-...-
Des Moines Division 1st mtge 4s, 1939
Omaha Division 1st mtge 334s.
2d mortgage 5s. 1939
*101,400 Acquisition of stocks of con-
Internat'l Business Machines Ccrp—
FIRST
1,511,067
•
Detroit & Chicago Extension 1st mtge 5s,
Toledo & Chic Division 1st mtge 4s, 1941
9,625 Working capital
Lines Inc common
(10,140 shs)^..-
BEEN
Ry—Mobile &
Wabash RR 1st mtge 5s. 1939
*7,1001Issued per recapitalization
*142,050]
and reorganization plan
(Charles E) Hires Co capital stock.
$38,693,000
BONDS
Certificates of deposit fr r 1st preferred stock.
1st lien 50-year 4% Terminal
WERE
No. of Shares
1,SI 1,067
479,044
Certificates of deposit for 2d preferred stock.......
3,000,000 General corporate purposes
5% preferred
Curtisa Publishihg Co—'
Common (7,100 shs).
Preferred (2,841 shs)
Air
DEPOSIT
HAVING
Wabash Ry ref and gen mtge 534s. 1975
Greyhound Corp—
Common (150.000 shs).
Hayes Mfg C°rp common,
6,875,000 Refunding
'74
—
UTILITY
— —
Goebel Brewing Co common. —6,000
11,418,000 Refunding
Terminal RR Association of St Louis
PUBLIC
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—>
6% preferred
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co—
OF
,
Southern Ry certificates of deposit for Southern
Ohio stock trust certificates.
pansion, &c
v4
WHICH' CERTIFICATES
Erie RR certificates for common stock
purposes
34,459 Acquis, constituent cos.
*4,000,000 Additional wcrk capital
3,912 Conv of bonds and notes
4 :4 3:
120,000 Payment for equip't &c.
pref (80,000 shs)
Common-.---.-.
18,000,000 Refunding
-
•
4,308,200 General corporate purposes
4,336,665 Discharge bank loans, ex-
-
FOR
""ISSUED, • THE SECURITIES THEMSELVES
PREVIOUSLY LISTED
"
.
'
Amount
Purpose of Issue
$1,944,790 Conv. of debs.; corporate
-.4
Erie RR—Ohio Division—
ser
MtSdELtAWEOlrS1'JTOCKS'^ISTRD8
AND
Central Foundry Co common
Common
by us
The tables follow:
additional listings.
as new or
Federated Department Stores Inc—
Company and Class of Bonds—
Amount
Purpose of Issue
Dayton
Union
Ry—
Gen mtge series B 314s, 1965--- $2,400,000 Make settlements &c with
proprietary companies
1st mtge 3148, 1971
Monongahela Ry—
1st mtge 314% bonds
shs)—.*15,000,000 Refunding
——$15,864,177
-
conv
represent substitutions for
they
as
securities already listed and are not considered
SECURITIES
Eastern
%
RAILROAD BONDS LISTED SECOND SIX MONTHS OF 1942
list of companies the
These securities are not included in the
tabulations
above
1
"
„
—
Extended per adj plan
a
value of whose shares have been changed, the num¬
of shares, etc.
838,477 Refunding
Union Electric Co of Mo—
$2.75
*
-
list of companies for which new certificates were issued
ber of shares listed remaining undisturbed, a list of com¬
Purpose of Issue
$25,700 Conversion of debentures
Burlington Mills Ctp common,--
i.
.
Total..
The amounts given represent thd
ing the number of shares listed;
Amount
'
;
plan
J'A ";
4,722,300
value.
panies changing the number of shares listed bj^spllf^up""
Company and Class of Stock—
Commonwealth Edison Co common
Southern Natural Gas Co common.
5 34 % preferred
Aviation Ccrp cap stock.
89,000 Payment and ext. of notes
Ry—
Includes shares of no par
or stated value.
par
Amer Brake Shoe & Foundry Co—
«.
•
-
1st consol 4s, 1960
•
'
Purpose of Issue
v.;;
158,600\Issued per reorganization
<
•
in exchange for voting trust certificates without chang*
-$13,541,842
Total
American Airlines Inc common
exchange plan
..
1st and refunding 4s 1975
General mtge income A, 2015
-
a
corporate purposes
'■.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR—
General mtge income bonds, 1997 15,354,500 Issued per reorg. plan
Chicago Great Western Ry—
1st mtge 4% bonds series A, 1988
10,130,100\Issued per reorganization
General inc mtge 4148. 2038.--6,113,600
plan
«
V
^
»
-
,
Company and Class of Slock—
.
Purposeof Issue
i
287,600/
$411,159,564
for which certificates of deposit were issued during 1941;
FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1941
SIX MONTHS OF 1941
LISTED FIRST
Company and Class of Bonds-*-
,
In the following tables we give a list of the securities
.
$3,811,200 Conversion of delicnturcs
9,730,642
Old stock just listed;gen.
Southern Natural Gas Co common-
INDUSTRIAL
Boston & Maine RR—
*
-
*148.470 Issued per plan of
287,500!'
recapitalization
declared
issued are
given in the following tables:
i
.
w
Amount
Company and Class of Slock—
Commonwealth Edison Co common
Total
and stock issues listed
Pump &, Machinery
common (14,847 shs)
Total..
J780.300
_-s;
account of which the several bond
on
206,377 General corporate purposes
270,000 Pay bank loans
Purpose of Issue
,
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS LISTED
$4.50 pref stock (150,000
The purpose
co.
*8,858,170 Stock dividend
_
434% prior preferred
434% prior convertible preferred
OF 1941
.
26,721,300 Construction of plants, &c.
Worthington
'
(
.
*662,625l01d stocks just listed
*5,706,400]
324,300 Acquis, of constituent
-
*$341,3001 Issued per reorganization
*439,000 / plan
..,
_.
_
'
.
Common
/PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS LISTED SECOND SIX MONTHS OF 1941
::;£;
;-V
*2,339,217 General corporate purposes
(lnd) common...
_
reorganization
-
.
Amount
f
—
35-year
—
*504,000 Acquis, of cortstituent col
3,718,400 Acquis, of constituent cos;
com (258,030 shs)
Symington Gould Corp com..
Victor Chemical Works cap stock.
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg Co—•
reorganization
—$54,292,767
Company and Class of Stock—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
Common (3,413 shs)
r $5 preferred (4,390 shs)... . .
against predecessor
*2,142,160 Reclassification of class A
Common (45,867 shs)
(E R) Squibb & Sons—
Common (473,550 shs)
$5 cum pref ser A (57,064 shs);..
*1,482.0001 Issued per reorganization
*1,175,800/ plan
,
'
(14,820 shs)
-
"
Sun Oil Co
per
Issued
stock
Chicago Great Western Ry—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR-r-
' /
.
Safeway Stores Inc com (42,000shs)
5% cumulative preforred
Sears Roebuck & Co—
Purpose of Issue
*$343,297\Issued
15,354,520)
plan
17,631,950\lssued
Class A stock-
•
MONTHS
SIX
FIRST
LISTED
STOCKS
'
.
B 7 % preferred
1 !
'■ •.."
to Atlas Corp. as
compensation fcr claims
;
120,000
''
— -.-.-.--i
3 ; 4,000,000
5% external secured sinking fund gold bonds,
series A stamped.
.—ii— —-——*11,313,500
New York, City of, 3% corporate stock (transit unification)
1980---^-ll^y-ii.-i.^^.-—
& ?■ 1.364,000
United States of America 2% Treasury bonds of 1948-501,115,368,400
United States of America 2 34 % Treasury bonds cf 1952-54— 1,023,568,350
-United States of America 2 34 % Treasury bonds of 1956-58— 1,449,376,400
United States of America 2 34% Treasury bonds of 1967-72— 2,666,177,200United States of America 2% Treasury bonds of 1951-55——
532.717.S50
bonds, series B 1967-----.-
1,122.200 /
—
Common (749,756 shs)..
-$152,088,700
-
Colombia,
Pepsi-Cola Co.
Revere Copper & Brass InC—
—
RAILROAD STOCKS LISTED SECOND SIX MONTHS
•
"*T
448.700llssued in exchange for class
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
*
LISTED DURING THE YEAR 1941
' qulsition, add'l equip.,&o
400,0001 Old stocks just listed
■>.
3,789.800]
'vj
... —...
-
Total.
Total---
ISSUES LISTED AND AUTHORIZED TO BE
"nVf:
'
common
Pittsburgh Steel Co—
1st series 534 % prior preferred-.
Class A 5 % preferred
Calif 294%
of
—
during 1941:
GOVERNMENT
;
—.
debentures, 1966
25,000,000 Pay instalment notes
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg Co-r234% debentures, 1951 —
20,000,000 New capital, &c.
Common stock.
bonds listed and authorized to be listed on the Exchange
$299,492,800
:
-
of
glance government
at a
-
.
.
and notes
•
following table
'
*11,351,900 General corporate purposes
•
stock of Standard Oil Co. of Ohio.
The
.
:
2,100,000 Refunding
805,331 Exchange for existing debt
Hayes Mfg Co common
200,378 Additional capital funds 1'
International Paper Co common
27,416,8351 Issued per feorg. agreement '
Cumulative conv 5% pref... j-. 92,979.300/
of Int. Paper & Pow Co.'
Jewel Tea Co 4X% preferred.---5,000,000 Additions, &c.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp—
^ 3;^;';
Common (1,311,161 shs)..—*57,632,OOOilssued
per
joint plan of
5% preferred series A_
29,356.800) merger with subsidiaries
5% preferred series B-l —-i-.— 29,326,100/
c
?
•
.
"
Joy Manufacturing Co common...
384,100 Old stock just listed
(Glenn L) Martin Co common
4,500 Issued to co.'s employees "
Master Electric Co common--.
249,932 Old stock just listed
McKesson & Robbins Inc common 30,34-6,218 Issued per re.rg. plan
• f
5/4% cumulative preferred-.--.
5,600,000 Pay creditors claims
1
:
Paramount Pictures Inc common..
271,488 Conversion of pref. stocks
Pepsi-Cola Co common....
1,898,570 Merger of Loft. Inc. with
u
-
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co 1st mtge
434s, series A, 1952.
750,000 Additions, betterments, &c.
Remington Rand Inc 15-year 334%
sinking fund debentures, 1956.— 15,000,000 Refunding
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. and $18,906,625 com¬
mon
plan of recapit-aL
per
rv-ization
% preferred, j
5'% cumulative convertible pref.'
Graham-Paige Motors Corp com—
-
of
stock
common
?
-
(16,813 shs)...*336,260 Stock dividend
••
<
shares
common
'
co.
Stock dividend
*1,000,000 Issued
j,-.. -;=
^
_
Fruehauf Trailer Co
334% sink fund debs, 1956--.— 13,700,000 Pay creditors under plan of
V
'
;
•
reorg., working capital
Paramount Pictures Inc 4% debs,
7 ■
1956——5.——.'u.4-4^: 17,638,700 Exchange for 334% debs.
1,898,570
were
646,722
—
1,135,000 Acquis. Du Pont Film Mfg/" '
com (13,000 shs)
*130,000 Acquisition of properties
■
$4.50 cumul pref (40,000 shs)—. *4,000,000 Pay promissory notes, acr*
SIX MONTHS OF 1941
3% debentures, 1961-:
McKesson & Robbins Inc
57,064 shares of $5 cumulative preferred stock of
and
E.
issues
:
Flintkote Co
15-year 294% debentures, 1956-110,000,000 General corporate purposes
just listed; $30,346,218
Other
company.
1
^Common. -
7,500,000 Refunding
Company and Class of Bonds—
Robbins, Inc., issued in connection with the reorganiza¬
of
20,000,000 Refunding
6,500,000 Refunding
Beneficial Industrial Loan Ccrp—
Standard
tion
^
■;
-
*234,430 Acquis, of constituent
Common (113,519 shs)__.
E I du Pont de Nemours & Co—
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co 20-year
preferred of McKesson &
$5,600,000 5V4%
■
.
\
corporation with its subsidiaries; 384,100 common
shares of Joy Mfg. Co., old stock
-
i
-
Laughlin Steel Corp., issued per joint plan of merger of
the
r
Common
-
'
preferred series B of Jones &
$29,326,100 5%
Refunding
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BONDS LISTED
1,311,161 common shares, $29,356,800 5% preferred series
A
-.
-
Dow Chlemical Co—
—•
'
.
^
-
'
Common (1,075,429 shs).
Cueno Press Inc 4 34
2,492,800 Corporate purposes
Youngs town Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge sf 334s, ser,D, 1960... 45,000,000 Refunding
cumulative
25,194,000/
*36,166 shs Acquis, of constit. co. stock
Doehler Die Casting Co—-
15,000,000 Refunding
12,500,000 Refunding
Wheeling Steel Ccrp 1st mtge sink
>
' +
'
('<■
fund 334s, series B, 1966--.... 30,000,000 Refunding
Paper & Power Co.;
International
of
'*-•
,
debentures, 1961-.—-
stocks just
listed; $27,416,835 common and $92,979,300 5 % preferred
stock of International Paper Co., issued per reorganiza¬
agreement
'
:
*
Swift & Co 294% debentures, 1961
preferred stock of Fruehauf Trailer Co., old
tion
M
.
.0
Pittsburgh Steel Co 1st 4 34s, 1950.
Revere Copper & Brass Inc 1st mtge
3 34% sinking fund bonds, I960.
Shell Union Oil Co 234% sink fund
refund-;
purposes;
of common stock and $3,789,800 5%
shares
debentures 1951
(1,085 shs)._____
Consolidated Aircraft Corp com..
Continental Baking Co—
22,000,000 Refunding
debentures, 1947.....--..4.-.
Phillips Petroleum Co conv 194%
preferred stock of
cumulative
28,000,000 Refunding
Paramount Pictures Inc 3 34 % conv
$2,100,000
general corporate
for
issued
Common
Celanese Corp of America—;
Common (23,443 shs)
trust
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co—•
1st mtge & 1st lien 3s, ser B, 1960 12,000,000
stock, of Dow
ling purposes; 113,519 shares of common
Co.,
1st mtge series C 334s, 1961..,.
3 34s' 1961--.
National Dairy Products Corp—
listed aggre¬
■\4Yz% preferred of Cuneo Press, Inc., issued for
5% cumulative preferred..——
Atlas Powder Co—
——
4, 3 34 % debentures, I960.;. .iwi44 55,000,000 Refunding '
Corp., representing old stocks just listed;
Chemical
---.-.
Koppers Co 1st mtge & coll
preferred of American Vis¬
and $25,194,000 5%
common
cose
—
following: $24,206,000
$505,001,996 included, the
"
Steel Co of America—
15-year 3 34 % sink fund deos, '55 15,000,000 Ref'g; gen corp purposes
debs,
8,000,000 Refunding
" *■
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp—
v
-
Industrial and miscellaneous stock issues
gating
Company and Class of Stock—
Amount
Purpose of Issue
Allied Stores Corp 5% preferred— $1,216,900 Acquisition of constit. co.
American Home Products Corpr—
-,T.
. ,
- Common.- —.j__--_.--.--_
43,515 Acquis:'of constituent COs,' :A
American Viscose Corp common
24,20S,000'01d stocks just listed-—-J
Electric Auto Lite Co 2 34 %
1950-
aggregated only
.$29,406,019, the principal issues being 150,000 shares
*($15,000,000) $4.50 preferred stock of Union Electric Co.
'of Missouri and $10,569,119 common stock of Southern
v
.......
'
;
Beneficial Industrial Loan
Public utility stocks listed during 1941
Gas
MONTHS OF 1941
Company and Class of Bonds—
Amount
Purpose of Issue
Corp—
.
>•-.
10-year 234% debs, 1950—--.-$10,000,000 General corporate purposes'
Crane Co 2 34% sink fund dobs, '50 10,500,000 Refunding
and coll. trust 334s, due 1961, and $20,000,000
•'Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. 2Vs% debentures, due
1951, and a like amount of convertible 1%% debentures,
'due 1951, of Phillips Petroleum Co.
;mtge.
Natural
:'
;Vw.vY:,v..v-:
2%% debentures, due 1966, $22,000,000 Koppers Co. 1st
;
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS LISTED SECOND
SIX MONTHS OF- 1941.
;,v-. I
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BONDS LISTED FIRST SIX
California
of
Co.
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
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Jilt' f
.
Volume 155
Mcnlhly Report
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301
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4035
-
on
Comparative Figures Of Condition
governmental Corporations and Credit Agencies
The
monthly report of the Treasury Department, showing assets and liabilities as of Nov. 30, 1941, of govern¬
mental corporations and credit agencies, financed wholly or in part by the United States, was contained in the
Of Canadian Banks
Department's "Daily Statement" for Dec. 31, 1941.
As
computed, the Federal Government's proprietary interest in these agencies and corporations, as of
$4,459,339,210, and that privately owned was $430,064,367.
now
Nov. 30 was
the
In
AGENCIES OF THE
SUMMARY, (d) OF COMBINED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF GOVERNMENTAL CORPORATIONS AND CREDIT
following
Oct.
condition
of
Assets
Current
Real
Capital
and Other
United
e
Securities
Slates
Cash
Guaranteed
Stock, dec.
All Other
Estate
and Other
Receiiabtes
Preferred
loans
Due
Accounts
Business
Reconstruction Fin. Corp.. 1,387,637.
$
•
Agencies
559,464
Export-ImportBk.of Wash.
Federal Crop Insur. Corp..
Corp.
Tenn. Valley Authority...
1,382,402
h47 993,654
50,674,400
a
Assn..
Authority-
J329.433, 583
002,265
251,789, 038
19,573
"993*586
573,162", 109
5,550,510
713.706.480
15,683.993
100,000,000
,376,020
51,960,904
852",650
6.643,169
Regional agrlc. credit corps.
""220
7,178,591
70,379,618
55,031,350
3,884,009
9,449,781
63,848,219
941
258,350
005
41,479
322,130,740
185,668,134
126,292.133
17,435
.
corp'ns &
llquid'n):
of sur¬
plus war supplies)
Sec. of the Trcas. (U. S.
7,045,345
29,152,685
23,536
*
16,025, 053
Corp
Autli..
Security Admin...
Disaster Loan
Loans
5,314
19,339
5,125,140
1,698,051
36,020
1,504
555,704
31,195,744
1,687,447
22,565,676
17,183,624
533,096,021
135,745
14,727
2,864",256
2,812
loans)-.'
37,648,887
2,754,936
—
•
banks
other
in
includ-
secured,
33,721.038
33,612,381
151,276,691
*.■.vy-v"
4 3,167,612
-
,
27,651,8H
156,986,736
121,091,028
2,995,685
4,299,370
41,937,737
40,088,487
160,317,309
151,511,858
1,407,020,943
1,278,632,696
145,000,887
>
134,999,031
-
bills rediscounted—
ing
Deposits
made
balance
banks
and
with
due
other
from
Canada
in
bank¬
in V;.
correspondents
United
Kingdom
ing
the
3,480,577
•.
Due from banks and
y
,
,
38,243,498
from banks and bank¬
Due
correspondents
ing
where
than
else-
Dominion
/
ties
150.094.68C
"
and
Government
Provincial
No¬
;
.
Canada
in
and the United Kingdom.
Government
V
:
1,448,550,337
and
securi-
"
•
foreign
British,
414, 258
822,797
51,560, 527
RFC Mortgage Co
72,457 ,170
400,076
,073,504
4.270" 227
Associated
Cooperatives. Inc.t.
3,688,139
29S~501
2,550",000
5,799
626,877
456,000
30,231
631,759,898
217,110
41,496,954
2,116,205
hi,548,864
1,219,600
1,127
19,889,754
hll6512803
41,461
Nat. Dofenso
6;833,683
2,812,217
25,305,255
799,880,288
57,016,103
7,606,032
2,756,157
'
83.413.085
2,116,241
Valley
252,643
33,825
r
150,704,871
bonds,
Raiway and other
debs, and stocks
ing
37,432,281
41,310,618
45,653,550
35,324,392
1,128,629,395
1,146,857,168
127,762,390
131,919,945
1,021,276,282
127,579,727
14,219,233
8,392,059
13,805,251
77,826,714
92,622,309
4,841,197
5,165,942
6,115,095
6,576,034
6,799,388
7,322,976
3,406,350
3,415,058
3,597,366
69,300,024
yii. 69,900,628
70,493,647
121,427,206
112,278,929
67,293,296
loans in
stocks,
de¬
days)
Canada
on
ficient
-
.
Elsewhere than
in Canada.
Other
loans
current
;v
and
in Canada
Elsewhere
Department:
Fed. Res.
banks for Indus, loans.
v.y.;v
value
marketable
cover
discts.
,
and
bonds
securities of a suf-
other
42,399,307
90,388,615
(not exceed¬
bentures,
to
98,824,940
75,384,511
30
90,847,543
35,613,383
Call and snort
293,377
2,189
4,721
colonial
public se¬
curities other than Cana¬
dian
11,374,934
217
Corp.t.
corp'ns.r..
Panama RR. Co.t- .....
Puer. Rico Recon. Adm..
Inl'd Waterways
Tenn.
2,755
(Indian
Dept.
75,844,824
231,193,497
other
banks
other
on
to
Canada
63,250
1,871,207
655,329
2,700
54,313
h5,797,964
1,000
372,462
16,739, 572
463,695 686
Indus., Inc..
Fed. Prison
123,678
106,819
-
El. Home & Farm
Interior
and
currencies
Cheques
86,421,782
231,791,351
2,238,302
and
1,244,198
422,077
569,996
_
Farm
banks
other
States
foreign
4,351,604
42,593
16,592
4,065
U. S. Housing
Other:
3,686,863
9,876,695
247,104,634
Canadian municipal
4,351,604
RR. Admin.)
Corp
U. S. Spruce Prod. Corp.
2,996,265
9,437,511
of
securities
agencies (in
Navy Dept. (sale
6,189,832
—
Bank
with
of
United
emergency
War
6,441,246
88,406,759
of Canada.
Bank
of
Notes
22,660,839
2,978,665
65,633
385 346
,614,889
211,557,727
481,369,759
278,028,550
1,442,661,181
2,239,466,430
5,796.393
1,544 ,001
404 ,390
29,166,066
2,502,438
'28,635,955
97,396,452
1,164,920
761.129~.840
47,385 701
9,613,401 172,426 874
2,913 831
132,996,030
287,697,562
69,019
9,987,215
100 889
,633,476
392,291
Production credit corp'ns..
292,739,683
1,253, 532
h4,353 358
27, 575
3,311 272 127,443 828
15,085
38,238,764
,287,952 149,368,747
,917,769 35,999,614
108,845, 371
Banks for Cooperatives
2,700,991
1,109, 260
32,786 859
052,420
Corp..
49,314,348
3,045 101
,043,008
'•••" V-:: --.."".
-
2,968,184
-
Canada
2,587,088,056
5,595,715
23,761,102
dominion
Nov. 30, 1940
9,434,037
Deposits
341,535,888
1,726
6,750,936
254,614
003,664, 774
Federal Land banks.x—.. 1,776.079, 499
230,081, 208
Fed. Interm. Credit banks.
Farm Credit Admin
Federal Farm Mtge.
86,400
11,064,627
25,647,697
21.603,366
33,825,803
205,159, 224
U. S. Houslng
14,139
:V7,48~,757
86.098, 813
30,250, 344
Comm'1*..
319,100, 959
Rural Electrification Adm.
Home Owners' Loan Corpy 1,794,110, 781 1174986,060 216,954,826
Federal
Savings
& Loan
813,807
Insurance Corporation—
431,436
187",083", 935
Federal Home Loan Banks.
114,997
Federal Housing Admin...
Maritime
Federal Nat. Mtge.
3,479,344,718
1,164,396,227
188,134,444
26,470,629
585,237,964
461,314,757
86,098,813
7,150,232 436,036,135
115,231
Public Works Admin
U. S.
49,689,625 1,562,240,485
812,128,096
12,661,725
35,833,729
587,801 458,415,803
49,704,177
Federal Deposit Ins.
h 150294621
506,407
742,551
198,031, 644
137,533, 844
Commodity Credit Corp
472,352
748,130
403,996,445
'
$
$
$
Total
Notes
8,300,000 827,586,059
the
and
S
$
m
of
Oct. 31,1941
6,465,853
■
Dominion notes
■
222
/>..
.
-v
Canada
gold and subsid-
Canada
Elsewhere
Total
Corporations
Properly
by U. S.
Securities
In
>
banks
Nov. 29, 1941
*
iary coin—
from
Government
Other t
the
of
of
1941
Assets—
Investments
29, 1941, with the figures for
31, 1941, and Nov. 30, 1940:
statement
.■
UNITED STATES, COMPILED FROM LATEST REPORTS RECEIVED BY THE TREASURY*—NOV. 3»,
the condition of the
compare,
we
Canadian banks for Nov.
Treasury
Loans
Advances to
'
,
:
.
Due
districts
Items: m
other gov¬
Real
corpora¬
corp'ns
mental
1,096.427,714
1,096,427,714
agencies
Due tp other govern¬
sold
or
....
2,860,504,793
above..
"**0 15,340,868,283
8,337,389,115 601,523,795 501,588.509 905,627,047 115,230,116 912,744,315 751,257,898 698,025,449 2517,482,<
Total
Proprietary Interest
Liabilities and Reserves
\ Distribution of
2,86®,5047793
by United
States q
Not
Interagency
United States
Corp'ns
I,.Total
Liabilities;
Interests
Owned by
Assets Over
Due to
Guaranteed by Govt.
United States
t
.
|
Capital Stock
Privately
Surplus
>
{Net)
Owned
and Agencies
Reconstruction Fin. Corp.. kl806 305,260
ft383.617.477
730,781,856
2,920,704,593
Corp— k703,052,582
219,897,428
206,379
140,119,337
1,063,069,347
558.640,125
101,326,880
206,379
187.928,065
12,470,629
Commodity Credit
Export-Import Bk. of Wash.
Federal Crop Insur. Corp..
12,470,629
295,938,407
56,974,046
81,146,278
380,168,479
1,636
295,938,407
Corp..
Authority
Federal Deposit Ins.
Tenn. Valley
14,000,000
289,299,557
24,172.232
Public Works Admin
473,115,614
Maritime Comm'n..
Home Owners' Loan Corp y 2,434,163,272
Federal Savings & Loan In¬
53,697^808
473,117,250
219,429,260
2,487,861,080
Corporation
Federal Home Loan banks.
Federal Housing Admin
21,321,249
Federal Nat. Mtge. Assn..
U. S. Housing Authority... kl 14,909,220
1,618,846
1 618,846
101,075,270
101 075,270
U. 8.
Rural Electrification Adm..
219,429,260
surance
.
Farm Credit Admin
5,730,901
89,756,892
6,272,193
1,276",962",789
Federal Land banks.x
1,880*.966
1,342 ,661,181
996,047
221 ,092,562
236,084,318
23,536
2,024.955
Banks for Cooperatives
29,152,685
31 ,177,640
_.
366,509
Regional agrlc. credit corps.
1,008,213
War
contra
per
Deposit
curity
of
61,881,292
124,741,000
70,344,302
20,484,211
138,992,101
56,935,988
223,652,412
31,377,184
350,000
149,559
350,000
149,559
Auth..
15,834,457
Farm Security Admin....
29,009,347
Fed. Prison Indus., Inc..
568,783
568,783
1,117,918
49,603,899
2,961,140
1,117,918
Dept.
15,834,457
147,515,414
—
Nat. Defense corp'ns.r—
Panama RR. Co.t
-
Puer. Rico Recon
712,739,447
i
338,978
762,343,346
3,300,118
Adm.
2,458,749
55",508",087
57,966", 837
Tenn.Val .Asso .Coop ..Inc.
100,000,000
213,735,518
67,517,085
60,000,000
128,000,000
101,316,624
221,196,245
zl46,218,433
120,000,000
26,022,886
21,259,418
5,925,624
21,652,626
5,000,000
a4,351,604
6,231*676
86,022,886
149,259,418
1,886,783
63,250
b29,129,l49
29,129,149
34,060^548
385,580,607
10,806,151
2,812,217
24,187,337
37,536,942
53,715,984
25,446,249
293,377
305,329
100,000
c32,198,341
205,329
22,416,117
24,000,000
cl,583,883
850,000
1,349,167
385,580,007 •a385,580,607
a4,113,380
10,806,151
499,167
350,000
25,212,678
bl,504
712,739,447
b2,417,179
25,000,000
"446", 249
55,508,087
1,000
292,377
27,546,311
21,283,800
.1)27,546,311
21,283,800
2,101,000
to
other
mental
1,591,700,076
1,625,878,423
453,688,616
460,130,348
398,783,923
banks
secured, in¬
other
from
Canada
■
other
to
due
11,550,328
correspondents
than
and
a25,212,578
in
the
11,533,021
18,264,063
19,635,511
26,265,133
28,948,220
26,842,630
121,427,206
112,278,929
67,293,296
7,305,647
6,149,960
5,643,244
in
Kingdom
United
13,876,810
bank¬
and
banks
to
•
Can-
,
•>
United
Kingdom
30,184,479
payable
6,606
a60,158
and
Acceptances
a2,101,000
Liabilities
not
Dividends
bl096427,7l4
incl.
under
heads
declared
and
Interagency
16,448,976
2,799,717
2,263,055
133,750,000
133.750,000
up
145,500,000
145,500,000
145,500,000
Total liabilities
a!6,448,976
16,448,976
430,064,337 4,914,080,210 4,330,231,748
4,045,268,946
2,405,763,793
6,356,714,372 4,094,750,364
2,405,763,793
454,741,000
4,017,288,020
3,666,338,525
10,451,464,736 4,889,403,547
or
2,280,865
reserve
fund
583,848,462 m454,741,000
16,448,976
In¬
terests lncl. above
¥
134,750,000
unpaid
Rest
or
16,448,976
43,013
letters
outstanding—
credit
foregoing
6,356.714,372 4,094,750,364 2,405,763,793 12,857,228,529 5,344,144,547
■'V::'T.V
and
by
banks in Canada
Elsewhere
1,096,427,714 al096427,714
'
■
redis¬
bills
made
Deposits
govern¬
corp'ns
Subtotal...
Total
Canada
in
Due
corpora¬
1,096,427,714
962,492,339
than
elsewhere
balances
gov
agencies
Less:
on
counted
Interagency Items: m
tions or agencies
1,135,522,582
public,
demand in
the
by
1,639,201,355
of
2,101,000
73,497,553
Provincial
to
cluding
12,187,337
7,536,942
46,715,985
60,158
64,455,854
.
1
in
a2,812,217
12,000,000
30,000,000
7,000,000
a7,606,032
Secure,
Due
60,757,746
Fi¬
the
Canada
Bills
60,158
95,649,754
pay-
160,920,801
due
Balance
Loans
6,692,771
2,812,217
24,187,337
37,536,942
53,715,984
7,606,032
25,446,249
293,377
25,212,578
220,296,198
deducting
Act
nance
$
90,903,096
80,857,180
*
-
ernmental
$
82,243,767
79,200,600
Dominion
to
credits,
under
Advances
Deposits
~
rec'd by Bur.
Rev. In set¬
other
Nov. 30. 1940
by
the
public,
payable after notice of
or
on
a
fixed
day in
Int.
from
Nov. 29,1941
after
ada
rec'd from the
RFC Act Feb.24,1938
3,682,026,578
Oct. 31, 1941
1,180,230,578
due
for
adv.
the
tlement of taxllab's..
4,031,392,410
circulation—.
in
Govt,
KR. loans (Transporta¬
Due
4,061,108,511
assets
Liabilities—
ing
21,283,800
1920)
1,858,917
foregoing
Deposits
Res.
27,546,311
of
1,889,447
included
not
the
governments
a63,250
1,871,207
bks. for Indus, loans.
tions Act,
assets
Deposits
1,871,207
305,329
22,416,117
1,349,167
Fed. savs. & loan assns.
Secure,
11,415,563
heads
16,652,626
4,351,604
bl,097,699
b6,049,298
Treasury Department:
Advances to Fed.
4,829,171
10,658,644
to
lists, &c.
125,925,624
21,652,626
7,606,032
RFC Mortgage Co
-
Other
Notes
(Indian
loans)
Inl'd Waterways Corp.t.
•
118,506,067
4,485,721
11,122,340
loans
and
of
controlled companies
Balance
10,484,211
137,992,101
a56,935,988
100,000,000
63,250
Corp
Prod. Corp.
Other: Disaster Loan Corp.-
4,488,322
—
Canada
U. 8. Spruce
iv'v¥ ¥ ¥ ¥
se¬
circula¬
note
.payable
plus war supplies)
Sec. of the Treas. (U. 8.
RR. Admin.)
—
Interior
the
for
tion
200,000,000 cl00.773.024 bl00,000,000
agencies (in llquid'n):
El. Home & Farm
Minister
the
with
Finance
Total
Navy Dept. (sale of sur¬
U. 8. Housing
credit
of
5", 548", 874
203,745,267
&
corp'ns
emergency
writ-
customers
letters
under
of
'
of
55,980,460
4,351,604
Fed. Interm. Credit banks.
Production credit corp'ns.
1,802 ,078,500
236 ,107,854
100,000,000
124,741,000
a70,344,302
10,000,000
1,000,000
"bf,726
any)
ten off I.:...:..—
under
12,928,065
jil22,106,628
131,377,184
233,640,125 b831,458,629
140,119,337
1,326,880
(if
not
less
$
,008,213
221.092,562
03,817,426
325,000,000
558,640,125
100.000,000
101,326,880
175,000,000
187,928,065
14,000,000
14,000,000
150,000,000
150,000,000
380,168,479 Ja380,168,479
a86.098.813
86,098,813
240,589,230 Ii240.589.230
122,106,628
99,226,976
99,226,976
131,377,184
186,622,292
366,509
191 073,516
342 ,377,658
1,801,082,453
Federal Farm Mtge. Corp..
86,098,813
240,589,230
122,106,628
70,344,302
20,484,211
138,992,101
56,935,988
100,000.000
437,387,930
86,022,886
154,490,494
125,925.624
27 052,150
101,316,624
221,196,245
139,299,557
$
at
cost
than
Shares
S
$
-
premises
Liabilities
as
U.S. Interests
Excess of
Guaranteed
^
estate
real
on
amounts
8,337,389,115 601,523,795 501,588,509 905,627,047 115,230,116 912,744,315 751,257,898 698,025,449 2517,482,039 2,860,504,793 18,201,373,076
In¬
Interagency
terests lncl.
than
other
by bank
Bank
more
Subtotal
Less:
'
premises
Mortgages
agencies
esti- r,»~~
-
provided for.
estate
bank
tions or
loans,
mated loss
from
ernmental
...
cities, towns, mu¬
and
school
Non-current
2,101,000
2,101,000
gov-
nicipalities
60,158
60,158
.
Interagency
Provincial
to
Loans to
SectirB, rec'd by Bur.
of Int. Rev. in set¬
tlement of tax Uab's.
Becurs. rec'd from the
"7"
RFC under Act of
Feb.24.1938
;
Government
the
to
Canada
ernments
25,212,578
25,212,578
1920)
tlpn Act,
.
of
Loans
(Transport*-
RR. loans
v
21,283,800
Fed. 8avs. & loanassns.
"
*
V
27,546,311
21,283,800
27,546,311
454,741,000
453,741,000
490.748
430,064,337 4,459,339,210 3,876,4
1,000,000
582,848
Capital
paid
Note—Owing to the omission of the cents In
454,741.000
footings in the above do not
the official reports, th*
exactly agree with the totals given.
1.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Government
Preliminary Debt Statement of the
United States Dec. 31,1941
The
of
the
Receipts and Expenditures
Through the courtesy of the Secretary of the Treasury we are enabled to place before
preliminary statement of the public debt of the
United
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
of Government
details
basis
States Dec. 31, 1941, as made up on the
daily Treasury statement, is as follows:
our
readers today the
receipts and disbursements for December, 1941 and 1940, and the six months of the fiscal
1941-42 and 1940-41.
years
Public Issues—Ponds—
3% Panama Canal loan of 1061
$49,800,000.00
;
3% Conversion bonds of 1946..
3% Conversion bonds of 1947..
15,701,000.00
13,133,500.00
.
:;
Treasury bonds:
4U%
4%
3S4%
3%%
3H%
3%
3H%
Month of December
[For footnotes
117,352,100.00
2H% Postal savings bonds (22d to 49th series)
July 1 to Dec. 31
303]
,
,
$758,945,800.00
1,036,692,400.00
489,080,100.00
454,135,200.00
818,627,000.00
755,431,500.00
1,400,528,250.00
of 1947-52.
.
of 1944-54...
of 1946-56
.......
...........
of 1943-47
of 1946-49..
of 1951-55.....
-.Jvi---—'
of 1943-45.——-.—......w--— ■
„
1
\'
r
■
;
;
,
1.040,635,649
1,516,413,212
8327,417,546
Miscellaneous internal revenue
"
,
Social security taxes—Employment taxes..
,
Tax
><&;
,,
or more........
20,522,185
Taxes upon carriers and their employees.......
66.504,652
3,348,392
158,558,844
Miscellaneous receiptSr—Proceeds of Government-owned securities:
Principa!—foreign obligations
Interest—foreign obligations
.....—
—
t:-Other..
-
.3 (
_ .
Panama Canal
-
— — . —
96,996
.i
tolls, &c
...........
13,969,729
11,981.908
—.
.
^,
I......
Seigniorage;
,
.
employers of 8
Customs.
—
—
on
Railroad unemployment insurance contributions..—.—.
............
-
General and Special Accounts
'
-
Receipts—
Internal revenue—Income tax.
1,618,737,650.00
3%
Of 1946-48——
1,035,873,400.00
v;
3VS% of 1949-52.......—
491,375.100.00
2W% of 1955-60.—
2,611,092,150.00
2%% of 1945-47
—-v;; 1,214,428,950.00
2H% of 1948-51.—..
1,223,495,850.00
2%% of 1951-54.:.v—w;————:
1,626,687,150.00
2 *4 % Of l956-59
981,826,550.00
2H% Of 1949-53...
1,786,129,150.00- '
2^% of 1945
540,843.550.00
21^% of 1948.
—
450,978,400.00
2%% 0f 1958-63....
918,780,600.00 •
2)4% of 1950-52.................
1,185,841,200.00
1 V
2%% of 1960-65....
1,485,384,600.00
2%
of 1947..
701,072,900.00 ,v>:
2%
of 1948-50 (Dec., 1939)-571,431,150.00
2H% of 1951-53
1,118,051,100.00
2^% of 1954-56
680,692,350.00
2%
of 1953-55.
724,677,900.00
2%
of 1948-50 (Mar., 1941)
1,115,368,400.00
2J4% of 1952-54
1,023,568,350.00
254% of 1956-58
1,448,747,650.00
214% of 1967-72
2,666,172,900.00
2% 01 iJOi 00
632,695,950.00
Z.o of 1951-55
3M% of 1944-46. — —
see page
$196,046,600.00
.
..iw ——.
...
35,239,354
..
Other miscellaneous
40,965,781
-
Total receipts..
•
3,235,652,245
_
Deduct—Net appropriation to Federal old-age and survivors insurance trust fuud.c.
.
311:089,362
Net receipts.
2,924,562,883
..... —
'
Farm Credit Administration.e
Farm Security
-
.....
33,367,393,200.00
Series B-1936.
-
'
Series C-1938
————
—
Series D-1940Series D-1941
Series
—
Series G-1941
—
Unclassified sales
'
adjusted service
Public Works Administration.e
Work Projects Administration
Other.^
Treasury Notes—Regular Series—
River and harbor work
A-1943, maturing Aug,
—
:
2,470,956.825.00
—-
Federal Farm
?:
8,467,863,925.00
—;—.2,001,505,000.00
500,157,956.40
'
/-'■
;o:vv;:
1946
Government employees' retirement
102,885,262
r
j4,985,834
1
«*»»
-
Excess
740,200,000.00
989,000.00
of expenditures
Excess of expenditures
t
"
j* j
•,
*\(
^
(
\ ''«,
.
"■ v"v
public debt retirements).
5.140,920,891
33,751,400
public debt retirements)
11,552,859.864
(excluding public debt retirements)
—-
Postal Savings System series,
30,1943 and 1944
7,317,117.785
retirements)
of expenditures (+) or receipts (—)
Excess of expenditures (excluding public debt
Increase in general fund
balance—.
63,000,000.00
Increase In the gross public debt
Gross public debt at beginning of
2% Government life Insurance fund series, ma¬
turing June 30, 1946
1,657,665,677
1,240,637,493
Total excess of expenditures-
1,215,000.00
maturing
6,500,000.00
.....—-
-
''
-
————————
month
or year.—
—
3% National Service life insurance fund series,
maturing June 30, 1945 a Hid 1946.
2% Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
series, maturing Dec. 1, 1944 and 1945.—
2% Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporatlon series, maturing June 30, 1945
"
.
Trust Accounts, Increment on
Receipts—
.
—
Less reimbursements to general
3,730,946,000.00
Interest
$18,550,000.00
Unemployment trust fund series, mtv- '
turing June 30, 1942
254% Unemployment trust fund series, ma¬
on
investments.
2,750,550,000.00
Total interest-bearing debt outstanding
Matured Debt
on
$57,450,945,674.74
Which Interest Has Ceased—
Interest on Investments
•
$3,737,030.26
31,440.00
from
railroad
Oct. 10, 1940)
1,087,750.00
Increment
1,746,500.00
11,144,900.00
555,050.00
412,028,392
311,089,362
572,778
372,150
875,104
413,501.170
311,461,518
j 12,034,523
77,850.000
102,834,201
8,750,000
12,026,364
31,170,853
17,288,279
j4,985,834
67,930,000
12.819,116
22,455,910
538,400,742
31,264,263
14,698,179
35,064,990
475,270
*
'
/
.
resulting from reduction in the
,
,.
,
96,444,613
jl7,184,148
250*737*769
3214,043,288
20,991
989,304
1,633,266
146,139
9,704,517
12,199,814
1.270,032,306
49,194.967
355,800,000
weight of the gold dollar
fund—Benefit payments
—...
Investments
■i--
Investments
25,453,830
278,400,000
59,728,606
--
-—■L---
.......
Surplus Marketing Administration—Redemption of commodity stamps
Unemployment trust fund—Investments.. —
Railroad unemployment insurance account.
—-—--State accounts—Transfers to railroad unemployment Insurance account (Act June 2o
Withdrawals by
Other
1
Total gross debt.
Series G is itatcd at ptr, all ctl eis trt
— .
— —
239,577
62,681,678
16,500,000
174.391,785
459,000,000
3,451,642
6,000,000
373,288,784
235,300,000
6,148,130
"
165,501,359.50
- 2,023,952.37
3,759,605.00
Thrift and Treasury savings stamps.........
30,131,375
3,909,667
23,642
,,
Railroad retirement account—Benefit payments.:
S190,641,585.07
fractional currency
22,659,918
1,531,818,729
'
Expenditures—
Federal old-age and survivors insurance trust
bank and
—.
330,288,957
422,275,107
26,704,673
-
—
1938)...
Deposits for retirement of National
Federal Reserve bank notes
76*.000.666
j 54,288,139
"V
$346,681,016.00
156,039.430.93
-
703,661
171,444
.
Less gold reserve
♦
a325.003.600
13,914,238
;
Total receipts.
14,709,300.00
32,266,200.00
3,139,700.00
45,863,000.00
2,949,000.00
167,400.00
13,232,703
45,024.631,488
1,451,975
Seigniorage
125,250,920.26
Old demand notes and
1938)
Transfers from States (Act June 25,
~
426,161,095
—■
——
Other trust accounts
Debt Bearing No Interest—
United States notes
.
_
^
Other funds and accounts—
4)4 % Third Liberty Loan
'
Transfers
7.853,650.00
bonds of 1932-47
4% and 4)4% Second Liberty Loan bonds of
1927-42
bonds of 1928
4)4% Fourth Liberty Loan bonds of 1933-38.
3)4% and 4)4% Victory notes of 1922-23
Treasury bonds, at various interest rates
Treasury notes, at various int. rates, reg. series
Ctfs. of indebtedness, at various Interest rates.
Treasury bills, regular series
Treasury bills, National defense series.......
Treasury savings certificates
-
account—Denosits by Railroad Retirement Board.
unemployment insurance administration fund (Act
Railroad unemployment insurance
April 1,1917
(excluding Postal Savings bonds)
—
2 H% Postal Savings bonds..
3Y%f 4%, and 4H% First Liberty Loan
3,141,175
2,437,514
"lY,785,753
Transfers from general fund
Surplus Marketing Administration—Sale of commodity stamps
Transfers from general fund.
Unemployment trust fund—Deposits by States
Old debt matured—Issued prior to
2,057,100,451
42,967,531,038'
2,355,010
156,411
Railroad retirement account—Interest on Investments
288,000,000.00
8,976,679,561
48,961,443,536
45,024,631,488
241,479
Net receipts
2,444,000,000.00
751,855,164
44,272,776.325
„
2)4%
turing June 30,1942
,
4,323,043
2,209,513
fund—Appropriations.
fund
Net appropriations.c.
fund series,
maturing Jan. 1, 1942
2,019.388,610
37,711,834
926,959,453
Gold, &c.
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4% Adjusted service certificate
8,049,720,109
1
>'
Federal old-age and survivors insurance trust
5,050,000.00
2,898,303,170
55,039^819,927
640,395,380
111,459,783
57,938,123,097
——
—
" "
65,000,000.00
—196,969,391
2,113,530
Gross public debt this date
10,250,000.00
>
2,216,358,008
732,602,323
+
Trust accounts, increment on gold, &c., excess
6,458,000.00
....
2,260,109,408
Summary
5,384,000.00
June
2.216,358,008
7,386,948,885
.... —
5,174^672,291
7,317.117,785
—
(Including publ 10 debt retirements)... ...—
4% Alaska Railroad retirement fund series, ma¬
turing June 30, 1942 to 1946
j30.288.957
199.003,957
Total expenditures (Including
Civil service retirement fund:
2%
3,909,667
67,930,000
—
V. Public debt retirements (sinking fund, &c.)
90,500,000.00
—-
92,715,000
76,000,000
77,850,000
Subtotal.—.^
424,000.000.00
ing June 30, 1943 to 1946
13,662,329
b45.041.878
fund transfers to unemployment
Surplus Marketing Administration (surplus commodity stamps)
3% railroad retirement account series, matur¬
4% series, maturing June 30,1942 to 1946..
3% series, maturing June 30, 1944 to 1946-.
4% Foreign Service retirement fund series, mai; turing June 30, 1942 to 1946
4% Can'al Zone retirement fund series, matur¬
-9(830,892
-i—
Total expenditures (excluding
ing June 30, 1943 to 1946
b58,704,207
""Ui",396
funds (United States share)
unemployment Insurance administration
trust fund (Act Oct. 10, 1940)..
1,328,100,000.00::;;;:
-
1.767,068.629
11,224,656
Subtotal—i———————
Railroad
$984,300,000.00
1944.to 1946
2Ys% Federal old-age and survivors lnsurance trust fund series, maturing-June 30,
8,214,186,367
w-
Railroad retirement account.i..
2M% Federal old-age and survivors lnsur-;
ance trust fund series, maturing June 30,
r
34,714.667
IV. Transfers to trust accounts, &c.—Adjusted service certificate fund
,
3% qld-age reserve account series, maturing
June 30,1942 to 1944
3,345,621
b597,495
—-
——
(net)—-Farm Credit Administration.—- -————
Mortgage Corporation (capital stock reduction, Act JQH6 25; 1940)
Public Works Administration,
155,555
25,109,019
21,055,547
Subtotal——
III. Revolving funds
-
Special Issues—Ponds—
;"«■
82,124,519
172,599,913
91,142,244
14,063,105
111,771,499
01.336,011
Security Agency.h
Other.!.....—-i.wu.i--—
'
,
-
A.Yi% adjusted service bonds (Govt, life Ins. fund, series 1946)-Special Issues—Treasury Notes—
•
v
Fed. old-age and survivors insur'ce trust fund:
:
863,807,298
839,876,468
United States Maritime Commission
.
/
.
,
—
-.Treasury bills (maturity vajue)---—...——:
.j.
Federal Works Agency
44,003,225.00
B-1943, maturing Aug^-l*—:
"TT- 1943
.Lr.:..:.;; .2;42G,953,600:00
...
3,219,890,184
4,253,028,919
2,509,408,452
888,711,706
I....
Navy Department.t.
1,
1943
490,596.370
2,995,211.920
Defense aid (lend-lease)
'
•"
19,865,401
44,501,699
276,855,629
Selective Service (administrative expenses).
'
3,062,418
129,856,786
40,171,137
Subtotal
1,165,903,100.00
269,561
41,268,810
15.887.206
20,040,213
525,283,445
National defense funds for the President.-
'
'
,
1,517.990
654,084,742
278,029,460
....
-
II. National defense (g)—War Department...
530,838,700.00
114,447,887
75,259,277
54.242.414
Refunds of taxes and duties
Veterans' Administration
Federal
41,008,001
'
105,290,121
Authority...
■:
Treasury Department (d)—Interest on the public debt...
H% series B-1945, maturing
15, 1945
control
and flood
Tennessee Valley
' '
•
'
$635,064,400.00
Tax series—
16,828,590
6,539
5,366,363
Railroad Retirement Board.
1
$4,831,004,000.00
Sept. 15, 1944
50,228,146
Panama Canal....---.v..
Post Office Department (deficiency)...
$426,349,500.00
342,143,300.00
232,375,200.00
629,113,400.00
420,971,500.00
279,473,800.00
65,963,700.00
415,519,000.00
515,210,400.00
283,006,000.00
718,012,200.00
502,866,000.00
15,1942..
15,1942..
15,1942..
15,1943..
15, 1943..
15,1943..
15,1943..
15,1944..
15,1944..
15,1944..
15,1945..
15,1946..
National Defense Series—
Vx % series D-1944, maturing
481,108,501
218,341
—
Interior Department d—Reclamation projects
-.-$39,999,922,793.34
-
J2,541,723
5,283,242
United StateB Housing Authority.f
63,746.000.00
233,039,900.00
b82
642,300
135,895,824
48,561,505
216,005,734
52,849,327
31,872,417
27,270,431
109,275,000
Public Roads Administration
6,139,697.093.34
6.000,000
53,128,438
251,270.912
........
:
Federal Works Agency—Public Buildiugs Administration
—
1%% series A-1942, maturing Mar.
2%
series B-1942, maturing Sept.
1&% series C-1942, maturing Dec.
114% series A-1943, maturing June
114% series B-1943, maturing Dec.
1%
series C-1943, maturing Sept.
%% seriesD-1943, maturing Mar.
)i% series A-1944, maturing June
1%
Beries B-1944, maturing Mar.
1%
series C-1944, maturing Sept.
M% series A-1945, maturing Mar.
1%
series A-1946, maturing Mar.
"
......
Other
.
r
3,799,438
Other
National Youth Administration....
bonds of 1945
Total
Dec.
'
Social Security Board
2% depositary bonds
'3%
15.fii2.922
3,309,041
9,048
730,991
103,5.3,086
Federal Security Agency—Civilian Conservation Corps
—
b87.063,372
4,855,195
6,245,696
6,000.000
Reconstruction Finance Corporation.f_.
!
207,295,588.00
1,182.751,000.00
173,155,613.09
...........
3,943,097
11,904.007
Rural Electrification Administration.f
445^279,950.00
..—
32,537,620
20.483,320
4,478,693
Federal Loan Agency—Federal Housing Adminlstration.f
E-1941.——-2————-Y - 960,405,981.25
Series F-1941
b50,098,244
5.597,084
995,566,138.50
—
—
393,206,899
1495,136,792
3.405,506
....
District of Columbia (United States share)
—802,933,684.00
Series D-1939
!
1
Forest roads and trails
1
~
$171,115,629.25
311,031,682.00
403,893,743.50
•
486,268,083.75
Series A-1935———————————
-T Series C-1937
_
.....
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporations f
Federal land banks
-
....
United States Savings bonds: *
386,289,582
345,976,205
rl ,637,446
44,602,796
28,091,519
Administration...s.—.....
Farm Tenant Actj.;......................
-
:
/
Agriculture Department d—Agricultural adjustment program..........
Commodity Credit Corporation—Restoration of capital impairment.
—
--...
'
Expenditures—
I. General—Departmental (not otherwise classified)
—
-
trust accounts
-
States
j
L
—
—,
—
—
-
144,487,499
222,007,402
06,444,613
235,802,841
j205.800.308
Other funds and accountsChargeable against increment on gold—Melting losses, &c..
Public Works Administration revolving fumd (Act of June 21, 1938)
361,926,501.94
$57,938,123,096.94
sated at cuutU redemption values.
Special deposits (net)
Subtotal.
————
1,879
1,566,453
1,812
b24,240,152
b4,313,857
bl7,325,644
1,464,843,153
1,200,829,424
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4035
Volume 155
GOVERNMENT
RECEIPTS
AND
&
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
EXPENDITURES—(Concluded)
Treasury Cash and Current Liabilities
Month of December
July 1 to Dec. 31
The
cash
stood
figures
Expenditures (Concluded)—
Transactions In checking accounts of governmental a"eneies, &o. (net):
Sales and redemptions of obligations In market (not): „;
c.
Guaranteed by the United States:
Commodity Credit Corporation.
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation..-
V
Federal
Housing Administrate
blOO.OOO
V
-
.
/
:
■
bl
bl
24,020,000
0,550
17,009,884
b'292,850
900,000
27,927,599
...
0,008
b594,665
Federal Housing Administration.
bt ,275,347
bl5,530, 72
15,456,297
b'20,052,870
...
141.862,090
1,082,374
...............
Administration..rt--—:T.
1,355,135
10,979,407
bt2.13S.301
United States Housing Authority
.Other...............
8.473,905
j blO,822.433
154,948
17,074.572,727.53
:
13,609,474.10
■
Gold reserve...........
Note—Reserve
150,039+30.93
a*ainst
$346,681,016 of United States notes
and SI.159,022 of Treasury notes of 1890 outstaidlng. Treas¬
b4.900.873
bl. 0.093,904
bl
82,876,572.039.00
Reserve
System
Red 'motion fund—Federal Reserve notes....
„
31,700
217,089,880
bl ,208,023
822,736,114,832.89
...
Liabill'les—
0,0 8,000
b"28,545,r56
795,903,384
673,.=07
25.514,477
..
(
Gold certificates—Outstanding (outside of Treasury)
Gold certificate fund—Board of
Gpveruors, Federal
b42,3$0 000
b240,432
•...
.---.-+822.736 114,832.89
Total
12,099,000
64,2l9.4°9
,
Gold (oz. 619,603,280.9)
b435,000
6,OF 0 000
21,025
LIABILITIES
.
1.203,800
111,957,000
5,000,000
5,080,000
»
b3
Home Owners'Loan Corporation......
Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
v+Vv/V
V 1,290,000
bl4,074 000
9,400
—
......................
(net)—Commodity Credit Corporation.
Rural Electrification
245.000
: 715,000
Export-Import Bank of Washington...
v
b00,100 000
b400 000
AND
GOLD
Assets—
'
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
U
10,000.075
-
"T 87",000
.
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Federal home loan banks
-•
120.500
2,945,325
-----
,
Other transactions
b289.458.000
60,700
1,599,250
3,433,775
13,550
'
Federal land banks.
b4.899,000
20,000
20,850
337,350
.................
United States Housing Authority
«Not guaranteed by the United States:
V
taken entirely from the daily statements of
are
CURRENT ASSETS
53,000
............
Reconstruction Finance Corporation...
holdings of the Government as the items
1941, are set out in the following.
The
31,
the United States Treasury of Dec. 31.
..
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
i
Dec.
notes
ury
of
1890
also
are
secured
••■'Treasury.
+.■'.+
Exchange stabilization fund..
78,178,339
283,277
by silver dollars in the
:'v
: f
.■•;■
1.800,000,090.00
102,818,444
,
,483,308
j 0,641,305
799,577,899
bl27,766,50fl
2,204,421,052
822,520.853,071.50
jV
1,073,002,915
Gold In general fund:
■
Balance of Increment resulting from reduction In the weight of
the cold dollar.......
i.
.
Subtotal.
In
Total expendituresExcess of receipts.
732,002,323
Total......
Assets—
Excess of receipts (+) or expenditures (—):
Federal old-age and survivors insurance trust fund->..-..Railroad retirement account
:---—
—207,115,325
+ 457,4t5
—2,432,008
+ 5,624,. 06
Surpl us M arketing A dmlnistratlon......
-
Unemployment trust fund-
—...
Other trust accounts.
+ 8,500,204
+ 7,007,088
—850,408
+ 855,8.8
—3,027.584
+ 11,288,312
+ 7,V5,920
+ 1,700,520
—2,184,571
+ 8.142,979
—3,0 4,
21
+ 28,730,3r7
+ 3,039,973
—2,597,i24
+ 32,522,470
-28,057,725
4.428 4 S
—44,084,750
—754,893,149
Other transactions (net)........
—293,571,410
Silver certl.lcates outstanding
Treasury notes of 1890 outstanding
-208,a. 7,401
51.960,240,758.46
GENERAL FUND
Assets—
Subsidiary coin
800,301,000
-
402,883,000
530,838,700
^
Treasury notes (taxseries)
Treasury bonds.
.•
1,602,394.450
536,285,064
ry
United States savings bonds (Including unclassified sales).
Depositary bonds
3,400,444,000
—
530,838,700
2,479,375,900
3,009,897,050
l,9i 3.808.050
63,746,000
82,207.227
1,575,000
-
2,013,124.000
502,800,000
H 341,805,275
—.......—
.......
........
••,+'/•
"
••'■'•-•..., • '+\
•
.................I...
••■;
.
Gold (as above)..
..
Silver—At monetary value (as above)......
t':VReceipts—
•
1,159,022.00
15,797.218.40
Total.
Public Debt Accounts
Public issues—Cash—Treasury hills
51,043,234,518.00
......
Silver In general fund
-
-328,4 9,007
Treasury notes
•
•
+ 190,909.391
—'48,750,231
Total.
484,134,424.00
81,960,240,758.4 6
Lintti Vies—
Transactions in checking accounts of governmental agencies, &c. (net):;:
Sales and redemptions of obligations In market (net)..
81.476,106.334.40
374,447,718 05)...,
Total
+ 421.337,925
-732,602,323
Silver dollars (oz.
+ 34,077,079
+ 8,044.700
....
...
1,141.675 993 0)
+ 10,271.394
-
12,1.8,422
+
ir---•
Silver (oz.
-155,194,033
0 027,778
'
----
.........
Other funds and accounts
—822,736,114.832.89
SILVER
Summary
i
71,943.120.37
8215.261.161.33
196,909,391
Excess of expenditures.
•
143.318,034.90
working balance..
(oz. 2,577,762.5)
5215.261.161.33
15,797,218.46
3,563,521.73
...
-
.....
Bullion—At rccf»i.ia"e value (oz. 1,203.7),.
At Cost value (oz. 1.352,870,757.2)
Mi
680,692,350
lor
1,664.00
600.173,872.09
coin
1,514.632.04
3.607,210.00
United States notes
357.985,449
Federal Reserve notes..
IS, 295,037.50
Federal Reserve bank notes
20 4,107.50
National bank notes
Subtotal......
1,0.5,928.927
11,376,137,COO
4,182.040,499
Adjusted service bonds.
160,150
699,650
1,3!3,950
189,577,100
1,702,800
724,077,900
189,577,100
720,440.700
340,975.50
30,027,457.97
....
Unclassi.ied—Collections,
etc
Deposits In:
Exchanges—Treasury notes.
Treasury bonds
Federal Reserve banks.
Treasurer United States..
To credit of
To credit of
Subtotal.
Special Issues—Adjusted service certificate fund (certificates)..
22,300,000
504,000,000
304.300,000
163,000,000
424,000,000
3+666
1,720,000
05,3 iO.OOO
101,904,000
322,000,000
0,000 000
......
Foreign service retirement fund (notes)
Canal Zone retirement fund (notes).'......
Alaska Railroad retirement fund (notes)..........
-
Federal
i
To credit of Treasurer United
2.0,000
175,000
"7", o'o'o",000
14
500,000
Subtotal.
254,484,000
Total public debt receipts.
606,606
3,547,072,589
1,141,912,000
1,203,009,077
18.182,105.88
743,482,000
12,708,326,350
8255,702,716.53
Balance today—Increment on gold (as above)
Helrriorare (silver, see note 1)
5,053,877,149
$143,318,031.96
615,081.453.
O
2.801,734,026.39
3,560.133,514.66
513.243,000
.....
394,544,000
'7
441,250
——1+,500-
.......
Treasury notes
Treasurynutesttax series):.....".r.
_.16,801,800—
:+ 7,273.475
Treasury bonds
First Liberty bonds
•;r
...
Fourth Liberty bonds
Postal Savings bonds
'•
404,310
15,874,250
8,4 9,075
57.334,550
"s",574,450
10.450,140
Adjusted service bonds.;
24,021,900
214,900
968,600
+
208,250
v
.
922,400
3,261,753,695
cates lssuod on account of silver
2,721,522,999
Exchanges—Treasury notes.
Treasury bonds
V
73,000
005,900
11,000.000
45,000,000
08,200,000
69,000,000
'
20,000,000
12,100,000
10,600,000
11,000,000
...
Civil service retirement fund (notes)
These reports are
43,000,000
3,500",600
6,000,000
Y4.266.666
30,000
18,boo
150,000
82.000
23,000
26,000
107,000
Alaska Railroad retirement fund (notes)
|
........
25,000,660
5,963,000
55,000,0CO
not agree exactly with statements Issued by
•
(deduct).
assets
Deficit (deduct).
c
20,000,000
1
•
-
'
•
liabilities for each corporation and agency will include Inter¬
Items, 1. e., the amounts due to and due from other Government corporations
and agencies.
31,259,000
35,000,000
may
Non-stock (orIncludes non-stock proprietary Interests).
agency
.....
therefore
d The total assets and
—
Postal Savings System (notes)
Government life insurance fund (notes),....
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (notes)
,
revised by the Treasury Department to adjust for oertaln
b Excess Interagency
131,000
..
"
respective agencies.
a
48,850,000
"
700,000
Foreign Service retirement fund (notes)
Canal Zone retirement fund (notes)
Aug. 9, 1934.
disbursing officers and certain agencies today
1,800,000
*
nteragency Items and
the
—
■
•,
$5,539,547,525.30.
was
1,762,800
750,000
Note 2—The amount to the credit of
726,440,700
500,000
Federal old-age and survivors insurance trust fund (notes), p
Railroad retirement account (notts)
basis of the average
acquired undor the Silver Purchase Act of 1934 and
under the President's proclamation dated
157,018
189,577,100
Subtotal.
Special Issues—Adjusted service certificate fund (certificates)
Unemployment trust fund (certificates)
on the
November. 1941.
724,677,900
,
559.453,420
weight of this item of silver b illiun D omputed
and the monetary value of silver bulll >o revalued and held to secure the sliver certifi¬
9,044,055
'
825,380
Subtotal.
1.274,210
188,971,200
National bank notes and Federal Reserve bank notes..
59,600
101,860
7,111,445
The
Note 1—This Item of seigniorage represents the difference botwoen the cost value
1,200,550
.
500
19,414
!
■
.
i
+
............
424,609,914
100
14,288
:
......
Other debt Items.
53,815,836,231.19
...
cost per ounce at the close of the month of
07,892,125
12,969,800
955,350
8,222,200
*+,;
Total
*
88,064,015
1,498,000
74,050
1,249,150
3.2,250,
.2,588,804^000-
92,050
25,342.900
-
"
10,204,977
........
3,035.115.000,
10,525,650
3,182,600
United States savings bonds...
(
131,021,147.75
.
_Certificates of Indebtedness.
.
-
Working balance
Expenditures—
Public Issues—Cash—Treasury hills..
k
59,309,000.00
25,478,688.02
Postmasters, clerks of courts, disbursing officers, etc
Uncollected Items, exchanges, etc..
2,250,000
187,520.000
6,592,568.40
money...
Other deposits.
30,000,000
.......
(notes)..
812.128,206.48
...
Deposits of Government officers—Post Office Department
Board of trustees, Postal Savings
System—5% reserve, lawful
,000.600
7,450,060
1,450,000
.......
Deposit Insurance Corporation (notes)
2
S3,815,836,231.19
Treasurer's checks outstanding
1,104.000
"
.........
435,547.77
Total
...
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
400,000.00
361,978.69
States...I
Liabilities—
830,000
1,177,000
...:
Postal Savings System (notes)
...........
Government 11 te I osurance Tumi (notes)
National Service life Insurance fund (notes).,.
84.199,845.05
...
States.-...,....
Philippine treasury:
90,703,000
821,000
............
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Treasurer United
To credit of other Government officers
43,000,000
217,000,000
.
Federal old-age and survivors insurance trust fund (notes).
Railroad retirement account (notes)
-.
Civil service retirement fund (notes)..
59,587,739.19
other Government officers
Foreign depositaries:
To credit of
Unemployment trust fund (certificates)...........
965,713,262.37
1,756,351,000.0!)
Special d3posltari3s account of sails of Government securities.
National and other bank depositaries:
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Excludes unexpended balances of appropriated funds.
e
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held for sale,
f Also Includes real estate and other property
Subtotal..
27,144,000
89,310,000
Total public debt expenditures.
280,316,000
148,813,000
451,753,914
3,731,046,795
8,976,679,561
2,057,100,451
h Also includes deposits
3,596,776,099
751.855.104
Adjusted for Interagency items and items In transit,
ft
2,898,303,170
...
Excess of expendlturea
....
with the RFC and accrued Interest thereon,
$36,403,210; shares of Federal
State building and loan associations,
i Shares of
.Excess of receipts
savings and loan associations, 8138,582,850,
+:
t.
j Also excludes contract
Increase ( +
)•
or
decrease (—) In the
gross
public debt:
Public Issues—Treasury bills
Certificates of indebtedness
-
^
+8.339,000
+ 287,118,000
Housing Authority had entered
+ 341, 329,000
+ 24,260,000
—11,500
—441,250
-92,050
—464,350
—16,801,800
+ 520,313,050
+288 551,900
—207,950,650
,
Treasury notes....
Treasury notes (tax series)
+ '2,470 956,825
+ 334,591,800
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Bonds
+
+ 2,119,133,338
Other debt Items
64", 56 F 987
+ 5,021 551,191
30,
1941, against loan contract commitments amounting to
101,860
—157,018
-x7, 111,445
—9,044,655
contract
k Excluded are the
the
of
+ 594,669,000
Total.
+ 2,057,100,451
authorities.
securities Issued by local housing
£■•
Subtotal..
Special Issues..
to $315,119,600 now being financed by^
commitments amounting
+ 1,462,431,451
—
Treasury,
following amounts In bonds and notes held by the Secretary
which are shown as interagency liabilities:
Authority, $56,772,500; U. S. Housing Authority.
Tennessee Valley
$221,000,000; RFC, $676,795,000,
Credit Corporation, $140,000,030.
and Commodity
liabilities of the Treasury Department and
Represents interagency assets and
m
as
$439,192,200.
to disburse 8235,787,500 on additional
Authority has also agreed
Housing
loan
+1,055,788,124
19,414
—1,274,210
14,288
—825,380
Nov.
Into definite contracts calling for maximum advances
Advances have been made In the amount of $327,545,000,
$754,311,800.
of
The
+ 8.H5.083.56!
—
_
National bank notes and Federal Reserve bank notes
of
As of Nov. 30, 1941. the United States
commitments.
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Includes the amouutof $2,413,946.05. representing receipts from "Social
Security
taxes—Employment taxes" collected prior to July 1, 1940, and which are not avail¬
a
able for appropriation to Federal
b Excess of credits (deduct).
c
old-age aud survivors insurance
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i Expenditures
activities
trust fund.
1..
+
Y,"
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1941
from
appropriations
for
national
defence
Deluded under "National defense funds for the President," "Depart
j This amount Is revised
classification which
appropriations equal to "Social Security—Employment taxes"
deposited aa provided uuder Sec. 201 (a) of the Social Security Act
1933 lees reimbursements to the general fund for admi llstratlve
Such net amount Is reflected as net appropriations to the Federal old-age
Represents
expenses.
fiscal year
mental," and "Panama Canal," above.
Y
were
on the last
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In
made beginning Sept. 30, 1941, on account of the sale and
trust
fund,
k Excess of redemptions (deduct)►
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classification
expenditures are Included in "Departmental" above.
defense,"
Additional transactions
are
f Additional transactions
are
which
Included In revolving funds, stated separately below.
Included under "Transactions la checking accounts
e
n
^governmental agencies, &c. (net;" above.
ft Additional
which
have
were
formerly classified
as
"Departmental."
Includes transactions on account of RFC
Corporation,
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Rubber
Federal National
Reserve
expenditures attributable to nattonal defense, payable from funds
regular appropriations or the civil establishment, are
Company,
Mortgage
Defense
Mortgage Company, Disaster Loan
Association,
Plant
Metals
Corporation,
Reserve
and
Company,
Defease Supplies
h Expenditures in fiscal year
1941 from appropriations for national defense activl-
p
I, above.
les are Included in "Other" under "Federal Security Agency" la group 1, above.
deducted from the capital stack and paid-in surplus of the corre¬
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Includes
transactions formerly
,
,
.
Includes Metals Reserve Company,
Rubber Reserve Company, Defense Plan¬
ning Corporation and Defease Supplies Corporation
s
Includes
capital stock
and Defease Homes Corporation,
corporations and
and paid-in surplus of Government
agencies.
x
„TM Cooperatives,
Includes
the
Inc., figures are
and liabilities of
assets
Figures as of Nov. 30, 194.1, ate not
1941.
Figures shown arc as of Oct. 31,
available.
classified under the caption
"Old-age
reserve
the
as
of Aug. 31,
Federal
Land
1941.
b anks of Louisville*
Represents canital Impairment applicable to fiscal year 1941 but not appropriated
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FDal report not received-
Figures represent preliminary report of Corporation.
Includes $1,000,000 repayment
[ Spokane,
(
.
paid-in surplus
previously held by the Federal Government.
y
by Congress until July 3, 1941.
.......
Includes cash in trust funds.
Ky., and Houston,. Texas, which have retired the capital stock and
account."
group
not
Includes accrued Interest.
t
Corporation.
general expenditures la
supplemented
t ncluded under
holdings of capital stock and paid la surplus Items
Represents interagency
p
r
1 This amount Is revised on the last day of the month to adjust for changes In
which were made begimlng Aug. 30. 1941, in order to include the
expenditures of the United States Maritime Commission as "National
^
d Additional
n
sponding organizations.
q
of
and survivors insurance
which agencies are not Deluded la this statement.
of Government agencies,
which are
day of the month to adjust for changes
recemption of commodity stamps Issued by the Surplus Marketing Administration.
collected and
amendments
are
In
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of paid-in surplu§ by
Federal Land Bank of
Wash., in transit to Treasury .
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304
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
Aerco
(which
Corp.—Earnings-
Trust
Period Ended Dec. 31,1941—
Profit
before
Company
154,
production
1257.
p.
1
The
for
Aetna (Fire) Insurance Co.—Extra Dividend—
is,
trustees
152,
the
to
3330.
p.
filed
The
the
An extra
V.
2 paid an extra dividend
regular quarterly dividend
Jan.
on
adidtion
four
suit
of 20 cents per
of 40 cents per
capital stock, par $10, to holders of record Dec. 11.
of 20 cents per share was also paid on Jan. 2, last year.—
company
in
on
Ky.;
corporation
at
of
tion
Ohio,
in
of
the
be
by-laws and may
company's
stock.
outstanding
"
"
"
1
the
agreement of
proposed
and
merger
basis of
the
on
of new stock
shares
20
of
.shares
old
stock
common
held
not
the
the
for
15,
distribution
final
holders
to
Co.
and
of
the
sale
(Canada)—Distribution—
$149,023
cash
in
Quebec Power
i
directors
have
declared
special
of
amount
like
dividend
of
$2
share
per
13.
paid
were
in
payable
per
share on the common stock,
March 5 to holders of record Feb.
tributions
quarterly
usual
on
"depositary
unless and
should
until
complaint
the
to
transit
the
into
L.
in
the
close
to
the
15
Co
Associated
&
Traction
the
company
the
was
$5,
par
60
cents
Dec.
on
23,
of
this
directors have declared
last,
the
has outstanding
shares
and
A
chare.
The
$1
15 cents per share on
is
to
in
stock
ownership
The
and
also
1940
the
of
cents
of 50
$3.50
totaled
District
Lexington
Tobacco
share
Feb.
of
class
A
March
2,
\
were
Now
Funds
1,
1941,
declared
14
stock,
common
like
with
Court
of
the
he said,—V.
of
further
from
1938
York
New
from
First
$16
paid
paid
tEarnings
per
the
of
sale
for
certificates
trust
filing a false
decided
it
let
to
carry
business
on
___
again.—V.
5%
on
of
company
common
23
Dec.
on
stock
paid
holders
to
of
a
dividend of
record
Dec.
50
15.
25 cents per share on March 31 and Oct. 1, 1941, and on Dec. 21,
The previous payment was 12 V2 cents on Dec. 23, 1937.—V.
152, p.
1738.
Associated
Gas
Electric
&
Co.—Trustee
Files
•
192,440
stock
income.
Stanley
restitution
Trust
of
losses
securities holders
trustees
as
those
have
been
suffered
by
the
in these two suits
are
in
the
main
Associated
Gas
&
ruptcy
of
Electric
Act,
securities
bined
Mr.
holders
Notes
5%
identical
Corp.,
and
are
which
holders
of
Co.
and
its
sole
will
both
fix
claims
concerns
and
in
under
determine
reorganization
the
the
Clark
were
alleged
affected
of
that
the
interests
of
the
company's
$10,507,064
....
$500,000
general taxes and other expenses
year on notes payable
.—
1,113,710
502,555
111,000
-
______
wages,
—
—
one
income
tax____
193,000
——
V... 496,000 ^
3,500,000
unsecured
preferred stock
■___
2,630,584
stock
______
_
no
par
1,460,214
—
__
Total
$10,507,064
shares.—V. 154. p. 693.
the sale of the securities by the corporation.
filing of the suit on Jan. 10 by the trustee followed by one
the filing hy. the., trustees of Associated Gas & Electric Corp.
Samuel
I
proved Jan. 13
ants In
counsel
prevent
tion
of
Rosenman
of
the
New
York
Supreme
Court
a
$200,000
fees
are
assets
of
just
to
be
about
deducted.
The
company
suit charged waste and dissipa¬
$750,000.
approved
——
—
$44,499,645 $44,340,914
tRepresented by 600,000 shares
tin company's own bonds, at par.—V. 154, p. 1189,
deducting depreciation.
(no
Ale, Inc.—Writ Denied Stockholder
"give jurisdiction to this court to regulate the internal affairs" of
corporation organized in Delaware.
He declared that an injunction
not be warranted and that the moving papers were insufficient
a
including
that
no
the proposed
objections,
Canada Machinery Corp., Ltd.—50-Cent Common Div.
interim dividend of 50 cents
par value, to holders of record
made on this issue on June 28,
last.
The December payment brought the total for the year to $1 per
share, the maximum amount permissible under the trust deed secur¬
ing the 1st mtge. & collat. trust bonds.—V. 152, p. 1585.
on
company
Dec.
paid
20
an
on the common stock, no
A similar distribution was
share
10.
Dec.
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.
Net
for
for
Other
$57,048
1,550
25,141
69,003
1,650
22,621
1,732
2,203
457
$40,091
$95,383
$80,160
1,500
__
income
*
46,000
55,200
'110,400
110,400
$11,048
106,490
"$15,109
121,599
"$15,017
136,616
"$30,240
166,856
—~
$117,538
$106,490
$121,599
$136,616
sh. on 92,000
stk. (no par)
$0,62
$0.44
$1.04
$0.87
Dividends
paid
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surplus
earned surpl.
Balance,
Previous
1938
$197,632
73,354
$173,890
72,001
1,550
19,927
50,620
taxes
charges
Net
1939
$135,301
75,650
1,650
fees
Directors'
Reserve
1940
$186,467
profit
___
depreciation.
oper.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1941
Years Ended Nov. 30—
Earned
surplus
per
cap.
"Deficit.
settlement offer made by a group
accounting suit brought by
offer
55,900
1,557 600
Consolidated Balance Sheet,
ap¬
made by Carroll E. Gray Jr., former
director, the estate- of George H, Bunvalso a former director and the
The
„
an
251,086
1,373,856
2,906,990
Earn,
of defend¬
(an investment trust),
for recovery of assets reported looted
after a sale of control of the
company In 1938.
With settlements already made with other defend¬
ants, this brings the total recoveray to about $500,000, from which
debenture
when
8%
.
-
16, 1942
cumulative convertible
Justice
37,183
1,086,936
78,343
236,362
:
Burco, Inc.—Settlement Approved by Court—
com¬
The
day
payable,
572,489
-V
55,900
redemption account
surplus
shs.
estates.
$10,000,000
<-
3,922,549
—____ ______
"Represented by. 176,641
Associated Gas & Electric Corp. in 1932
debentures, due March 15, 1940. He claimed
these rights again were affected by issuance of additional debentures
In 1933 by the corporation under the plan for
rearrangement of its
capital.
Mr. Clark alleged that the banks should have taken steps
sold
$438,581
1,993,658
-
within
stock
552,390
complaint with the petition. The plaintiff had con¬
additional stock authorization would, among
constitute competition with the sale of defense bonds
by the Federal Government.
Following the decision of Justice McLaughlin, the stockholders ap¬
proved the creation of the new preferred stock.
See V. 155, p. 253.
3,837,572
-
Bank¬
participation
of
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Earned surplus
.
direct subsidiary, Associated
undergoing reorganization
salaries,
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1,557,500
Prov.
for Federal
595,000
37,188
Dominion, provincial and other taxes
The
_
payable
"Common
in
Gas & Electric
(net)___
Instalments due
Reserve
banks
litigation now being tried by Frederick E. Crane,
formerly Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals, special master
appointed by Federal Judge Vincent L. Leibell, before whom both
,
___
Accrued
company's
a
involved
raised
to
result of alleged breaches of duties by the
indentures covering-various issues.
as
tinder
The questions
to
claimed
10,500,000
441,526
3,232,401
in
Liabilities—
Clark, trustee, filed suits in Federal Court, Jan. 10, seeking
by Chase National Bank and Public National Bank &
Co.
(net)
a*
loan due Feb.
10,500,000
—
per
Total
Accounts
—
—
other
(except depreciation
fOn 176,641 shares f.
...——.—..J——
Bank
$20,086,900 $20,086,900
6,403,905
6,403,905
would
Oct. 31, 1941
Miscellaneous assets
Against Two Banks—Alleged to Have Violated Trustee¬
ship Under Indentures—
to
pref.
expenses
Deferred charges-.
Suit
93,500
Court Justice Charles B. McLaughlin on Jan. 9 denied
an application by Sol Simons,
as a stockholder of Canada Dry Ginger
Ale, InCi, for an order restraining the directors of the company from
carrying through an amendment to the certificate of incorporation
increasing, the authorized stock issue.
The Court also denied an
application to require the directors to adjourn for 30 days the annual
meeting
of
stockholders
scheduled for Jan. 12 and to appoint
appraisers to appraise the plaintiff's 372 shares of stock.
Justice
McLaughlin said the allegations
were not sufficient to
Assets—
Capital assets
1940.
129,599
Supreme
$720,543
175,000
220,801
$3.09
_______
amortization), less sundry operating
par value common stock.
receivable
652,346
545,000
bonds
dividends
for
par),
$928,565
■
—
stock--
Inventories
with
.
accrued—
interest
"After
no
Accounts
on
compares
w——-—
Total
Em¬
than
46,766
convertible
cumulative
common
share
Cash
cents per share
This
■■
1,210,000
payable^——
Preferred
15,583
"Selling, operating and administrative
and
147,
1,916,488
138,738
1,100,000
93,500
Earned
$881,800
—
other accounts
and
payable
on
——
Reserves
$19,227,061
18,060,870 '
284,391
-
____
—
profit
Dividends
with
Trusteed Funds
stock
mortgage
tended
Net
.
$44,499,645 $44,340,914
stock
Preferred
had
of the
-
—
Accounts
1941
...
________
notes
on
-
——
Canada Dry Ginger
income
Interest
-
_
—
1,201,521
2,299,701
_
________
Mortgage on Canada Cement Building
that
operations
instalment
on
—
1,199,604
1,839,954
1,145,265
901,705
Liabilities-
quarterly dividend of
Provision for Federal income tax_____——
violation
—
bonds
-
tCommon
75 cents each on Sept. 3 and
March 1 and June 1, 1940.
the company was continuing
on
stated
—
Total
Inc.
Foundation,
District
Southern
receivable-.'
1940
$36,980,783 $37,937,856
_
.
Preference
155, p. 86.
of
Profit
previous
under
equipment, etc.—
buildings,
Total*
Opera¬
production in all divisions to meet wartime demands.
in the 20 Bendix plants in this country total more
Interest
15 issued an order
company
usual
the
Earnings for the Year Ended Oct. 31,
including sales of leased departments
goods sold
Depreciation and amortization-
Apollo Steel Co.—Pays 50-Cent Dividend—
The
1,305,649
investments.
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Nov. 30
1941
{Investment
payable March 2 to holders of
paid each quarter since and
Sales,
152,
share.—V„
v
the
1,004,345
___
from
compared with
Bendix
Balance Sheet,
:
1,004,345
income
charges to operation
Bond refunding expenses.,—
2859.
p.
1,305,649
dividends
Accounts
Broadway Department Store, Inc.—Earnings-
Inc.—Exempted By SEC—
Lexington
for
Foundation in
connection
has
$1,124,512
"Land
been
has
amount
as
Vincent
Dividends
Commission
$1,475,648
Inventories
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Jan.
the
A
and
in
act
American
$1,332,220
'Includes
preferred stock, 45,465
and 112,012 common
on
the preferred stock
while accrued class A dividends
1940, and 50 cents each
ployees
and
ment
12,140
$1,631,060
Income
Preferred
stock,
accumulations
1941
share,
a
on
on
6.
registration state¬
indicted
40,003
10,880
Net
Pay Accumulations
Co.—May
convertible
end
$18.75
making false representations in the sale of securities.
that the ownership and management of American Trusteed
and Lexington Foundation have been completely changed the
securities
286.000
40,000
share on the
per
per
Commission on Jan.
affiliation
management
Federal
enjoined
395,000
10,720
&
fees
Government
Aviation
President
the company from the provisions of the Investment Com¬
which would otherwise have made it ineligible to carry on
because
1,780,000
10,720
1,824
&
income
taxes
Directors'
Prov.
Dec.
Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
American Trusteed Funds
business
1,800,000
Dominion
for
Reserves
indirect
an
("Wall Street Journal.")—V. 154, p. 179.
incl.
1316.
dividend
a
The Securities and Exchange
Act,
110,000
-
-
provincial
about 85 buses in the Binghamtonof New York State.
Last year net
taxes and all other expenses and charges,
.—
pany
110,000
profits
14,136 shares of $6 cumulative
directors
per
record
•Cost
exempting
690
110,000
a
the
At
amounted
stock, no par value, payable Feb. 2 to holders of record
This compares with $1.25 each on Aug.
1 and Nov. 1,
50 cents each on Feb. 1 and May 1, 1941. Distributions on
common
2,541
110,000
Assets—
cumulative
of
shares.
4115.
p.
1,250,000
74,013
recapitalization program that would take care of
accumulated dividends on both the preferred and A shares.
Company
A
20.
36,625
75,748
1,120
Prov.
operates
Traction
offer
will
40,000,
The
common.
27,300
1,250,000
79,315
$30,000.
Cities
capacity
Jan.
25,300
1,500,000
___—
district
after
unit,
Axton-Fisher
of record Dec. 10.
This com¬
and Oct. 1, last, 25 cents on April
and 25 cents each on April 1,
American Thermos Bottle
616,882
89.458
the trustees of the
Although officials of the company were not ready to discuss details,
it was indicated that plans are being completed whereby the company
1940,
July 1 and Oct. 1, 1940.—V. 149, p.
1938
$3,551,996
592,507
23,300
on
holders
to
with 50 cents each on July 1
1941,
1,
stock,
common
pares
1939
$3,978,203
505,488
Deferred
15-Cent Dividend.
22 paid a dividend of
Dec.
1940
$5,343,734
Legal expense
Proportion of bond re¬
funding expense
Electric
successful bidder.
Traction
City-Endicott
Bendix
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1,750,000
Bond
American Coach & Body Co.—Pays
The
an
*
remuneration
Cash
a
that year paid
442,283
__
—
Mortgage interest
Depreciation
subsidiary of Associated Gas
& Electric Corp., which has notes of Shinn & Co., and which in turn
controls the Railway & Bus Associates,
parent of the operating com¬
Merrill Lynch,
share were also made on
to the usual semi-annual
on Sept. 16 of
151, p. 1137.
1941
profits
Executive
pany.—V. 155, p. 258.
funds
Co.—Pays
$5,859,362
Ended Nov. 30—
$2
of
company
share.—V.
cents per
interest
Bond
in the system except electric
all subsidiaries
50
the
1940,
in
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.
Years
operating subsidiaries.
gas
distributions of 50 cents per
and Sept. 15, last.
In addtion
15
of
extra
raised the
and
Corp.
of
plans
States Life Insurance
$1—
Dec. 20, last, paid an extra dividend of $1 per share
stock, par $5, to holders of record Dec, 10. Regular
common
payments
tions—
1
the
March
authorize the
Gas
to the Bank of America
Francisco. Proceeds will
short term notes held by
$1,350,000
semi-annual
states,
Jan.
for
certain
refund
to
The company on
on
transaction.
with
accordance
dispose of
and
units
Triple Cities
the
$276,000
in
hearing
group
given permission by the Federal Power Com¬
note
California Western
auction in a seller's market, with Federal
Leibell acting as auctioneer as three dif¬
an
for
formal
a
3%
a
Extra Dividend of
"Total
for
the
and Savings Association, San
outstanding
Denver banks.—V. 155, p. 154.
them (the
do so" by
present
not
instructed
issue
Trust
used
be
and
complaint states,
the
1938,
to
National
v
15,
to
^
company has been
mission
"protected debt securities." The bank, the
resolution passed by the escrow agents on
a
the
made
Cities
Triple
1257.
p.
The
as
present the certiiicates it held for the benefit
on
set
bid
was
about
was
Pierce, Fenner & Beane on Jan. 16 offered after the close
of business a block of 1,500 shares of common stock (no
par) at a fixed price of 84 net. Dealers discount $2.50.—
154,
Nov.
control
California Electric Power Co.—To Issue Note—
named
were
the
resolution,
of
Traction,
shortly
—
defendants
sold
1938
accused
group
of Los
of Asso¬
plan
"Recap"
the
of
group
income
quarterly dis¬
and, in addition, a
Dec. 5, 1941.—V. 154,
American Chicle Co.—Stock Offered
v.
to
Vincent
groups
Triple
357.
P.
been
Judge
sale
Cities
year,
paid
was
Canadian
individual
regular
Four
last
1933
asked for Includes interest from Nov. 15, 1938.
developed
Johnson
Taking
dividend
the
Green,
,
headed by Edward Tirrell,
automotive engineer for the
City of Philadelphia, and George Schreiber, general manager of Triple
Quarterly Dividend—
the
under
...
trustee."
electric
A
13, 1941) at 12 and Shawinigan at 13, the
45.9% of the debentures.—V. 151, p. 538.
Aluminium Ltd.—Regular
The
B.
Scarsdale.
the
matured
this
corporation to
and
of Nov.
(as
represents
Benjamin
Bowling
Robipson,
agents.
$61,000 to
The
(Canadian
holdings other than those which permitted distribution in kind.
distribution
York;
$302,043.
of
in
of the actual looting remain as de¬
fendants, and the action as against these will be severed for future
disposition.
According to the statement to the court by Mortimer
Hays,
counsel for the company, these remaining defendants, how¬
ever, are "linancially irresponsibly."—V. 155, p. 47.
another '
in
defendant
a
of
Fitch,
D.
which
group,
looting.
the
of
Members
named
as
depositary for such "protected/*
alleges that
among
the
securities so ex—
convertible
investment certificates, due
payment
another
of
price
recently made by Montreal Trust
4 Va%
debentures, series A, on the
funds), two shares of Quebec
Powej Co.,
and four shares of Shawinigan Water & Power Co. for
each $500 of debentures outstanding.
American holders had the option
of having their cash invested in Qubec Power and Shawinigan or of
having their holdings of these stocks liquidated and taking the total
distribution in cash.
The policy of winding up was to liquidate all
of
basis
as
recovery
controlling
accused
5 Vfe %
that
on
had
System
was
$1,518,500
named
Henry
and
former
trust suit
of
Leo
Wiggin,
Failey
$276,000 at Auction for Bus Company—
What
District
Aldred Investment Corp.
that
also
acted
for
as
Gets
1257.
first
1938,
escrow
ferent
A
of
holders of
The $10,881,743
common
new
154, p.
is
the
are
New
was
It
100,000
services
15,588 shares of new common, on the basis of six
for each 100 shares of old common stock.—
purchase of
of
shares
V,
breach
a
UtifWes Corp., formerly a large stockholder, in return
Vf the action against them and against Charles
Loeb, Ralph P. Buell, former directors; George T.
Burr & Co., Inc.
The settlement was in behalf of the
discontinuance
for
court
MISCELLANEOUS
-
International
&
did not justify
the
bank's failure
to
present the certificates for
redemption and
"because of its breach of trust, Public National is not entitled to re¬
tain
$302,043 paid in fees and compensation by Agecorp for its
wiil
company's treasury
the
in
Federal
.
certificates)
exchanged for 23,384 shares of the new common stock plus warrants ;
be
of
Co.,
Ageco
certificates
Reliance
share
for each
bank
the
were
some
The outstanding 389,700
preferred stock and accumulated dividends.
for
receive
to
securities."
Nov.
,
capital stock will be changed from 26,489
stock
common
of
plan
Electric
&
bank
Starch,
alleges
compalint states,
the company's
shares of author¬
ized first preferred stock of $100 par value
and 500,000 shares of
■common
stock, without par value, to 400,000 shares of common stock
of $3 per share par value.
The preferred will be exchanged for new
Under
authorized
in
1938.
of
calls for amend¬
ratified by a majority
proposal to be voted upon at the meeting
the
to
ments
ivote
Magee,
Danie
agents"
These
plan requires the vote of two-thirds of the company's stock for
second
The
trustees
Public National failed
ratiiication
A
Gas
changed
.it will pave the way for dividend payments.
The
filed
9
defendants
complaint
that
debt
the Toledo Vacuum Cleaner Co.,
agreement of merger with
an
and
wholly-owned subsidiary, and place the company in a position where
a
Bank
National
Public
258.
p.
company's outstanding debentures in
exchange for new securities issued by Associated Gas & Electric Corp.,
called a special meeting of stockholders for
to consider a plan of reorganization by adop¬
has
Toledo,
the
and
"escrow
Reorganization—
10
by
Sanford J.
The
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp.—To Vote on Plan of
The
individuals.
Angeles,
,
Jan.
on
individual
ciated
Feb.
the
155,
damages of $10,881,743 against Public National Bank & Trust Co.
and
The
share
share
against
suit
recovery
Associated Gas & Electric Corp.—Trustees Files Suit
Against Bank—Charges Breach of Trust—
seven-day
24-hour
a
on
a
four individuals.—V.
and
INSURANCE
-
B.
$158,083
$35,671
1
placed
December
of
see)
Co.
INDUSTRIAL
-
6 Months
Month
\
taxes
in
basis.—V.
week
a
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
News
Nov. 30
1941
Assets—
tLand,
Dominion
Accounts
of Canada 3%
bonds
receivable
Inventories
Goodwill
-
______
$1,295,012
19,184
5,000
137,934
357,901
24,001
122,153
393,995
24,001
$1,788,258
$1,850,601
was
Total
-
-
——
1940
$1,244,238
buildings, plant and equipment
Cash
—
-
15,438
Liabilities—
'\
,
stock
♦Capital
.'
Western
owing
of
;
in connection with
buildings,
new
$1,322,503
the
asset
117,538
30,454
106,490
28,955
for
shares
50,000
Vinegars, Ltd.:
Balance
—
to
Provision
for
containers returned
170,051
27,212
returnable——.;—
for
Reserve
22,500
containers
Income
taxes
48,000
—;
$1,850,601
26 paid a year^end dividend of
share on the class ,A and class B stocks, no par value, to
record Dec.
16.
A similar distribution was made on these
July
on
Dec.
Canadian National
V
Ry.—Earnings—
$1.50 per
holders of
shares
155,
on
1941
Ry.—Earnings—
the
the
-
1941
$3,609,000
$3,305,000
wool,
'
a
as
1130.
p.
152,. p, 2386.
'I
-
-
,7;:
'j
The
change—
Schnadig,
price
than
such
notation
A
mail
S.
St.
from
that
Income:..
vi
v,,
.
Interest
■
year.
defense
last
over
materials
range
year
as
cotton,
from
5%
to
1375.
p.
Paul
Pacific
&
RR—Court
Equity—
..
-
finding of the ICC
and preferred
income
equity
of
conditions
in
added,
the
stock—is closed
further finding
changed
1938
$3,600
181,385
$3,941
164,071
$5,743
171,885
$184,985
$168,012
$177,628
63,634
86,080
•
already
Federal
(net)
charges
.
Federal
for
Prov.
and
the
■
branch of the
this
need
issue
The
issue
insurance
approval
Income
Net
"No
provision
the
Igoe in
the Milwaukee
the
stressed
the plan
approving
connections
Jan. 2 to
loaded
cars
during the
the
on
the ICC
Commission
and preferred
common
was
Road
and
received
value
asset
net
per
preference
share
as
compared with $12.80 on Dec. 31, 1940,
of Dec. 31,
12, 1941—57,817 cars——
Dec.
capital
investments, ledger
.values, $4,141,117; prepaid and deferred chgs., $2,078; total, $4,162,818.
Liabilities—Notes payable to banks, secured, per contra, $450,000;
accrued taxes, other than Federal taxes on income, $6,564; convertible
preference stock (no par) stated value $10 per share, $2,010,000; com¬
mon stock
($1 par), $915,736; capital surplus, $1,791,882; undistributed
net
income
from
dividends-and"Interest, $469,669;
treasury
stock
(606,034 shares at cost), Dr$l,481,034; total, $4,162,818.—V. 153, p. 544.
Assets—Cash
in
ank
and
on
$19,622;
hand,
the
1941,
Charge
and the Department of"
Justice reported Jan 15 that Central Securities Corp, Edwin H Dickmeyer, its President; Louis F. Conter, former Treasurer of Lake County,
Ind., and Edward JL. Reil, a former employee In the County Treasurer's
office, were found guilty on pleas of nolo contendere entered to an
indictment charging conspiracy to violate the Securities Exchange Act
of
1934, in the fraudulent redemption of municipal public improve¬
ment
bonds
issued
by
the
cities of
Gary,
Hammond, and East
Chicago, Ind.
'WV-.V
.7-..
Judge Stone, in U. S. District Court at Fort Wayne, Ind., imposed a
fine
of
$5,000 each upon Central Securities Corp., Dickmeyer
and
Center.
.Reil was fined $200.
Suspended. sentences of two years' Im¬
prisonment were also imposed upon Dickmeyer, Conter and Reil, and
they were placed on probation for four years.
The indictment charged that the defendants entered into an agree¬
ment whereby Conter, as Treasurer of Lak County,.would give prefer-,
ence
to Central Securities Corp. over all other persons in the redemp¬
tion of the public improvement bonds and coupons issued by the three
Indiana cities In return for payment to him of bribes totaling 20% of
the aggregate amount of principal and interest received by the corpo¬
ration in the redemption :of such" bonds and coupons.
According to
the indictment, the agreement provided..that Reil would be appointed
as
an
employee of the County Treasurer's office to maintain close
scrutiny and supervision over the Treasurer's accounts kept in the
three cities.
'
Securities
and
Exchange
company
four
paid
V
Period
♦Net
End.
Commission
Street
Dec.
quarterly dividends of $1.75
with $6 in cash and
are
the
that
shares
466,223
of
■
stock
capital
all
16,457,
of
as
Wertheim
says
&
Co.
1941,
165,500 shares;
Wertheim & Co.,
Thalmann
&
Co.),
New York.
of
31,
Dec.
National Bank,
Chase
of
the
Beavan
46,647,
and
Ladenburg,
and
and the
Charles
53,138;
40,254;
Ladenburg,
by
shares
321,996
follows:
as
Foundation,
company
Corp.
Maurice
Thalmann
&
155, pp. 87, 49; V. 154, p. 242.
company
K.
similar
A
Dec.
$72,680
1941—12 Mos.—1940
cents
$164,758
made
on
28.
Dec.
1940.
Arrearages
as
151,
Fund, Inc.—Special Dividend of 5-Cents—
on
Dec.
the
paid
per
paid
24
to
stock
common
company on Dec.
in addition to the
on
were
$468,149
>,
$82,230
the
on
share
was
amounted to $61.25 per share, it was stated.—V.
company
share
on
v:;.'-/:;.
Delaware
The
Dec. 29 paid a dividend of $7 per share on account
the 7%
cum. pref. stock to holders of record Dec.
on
distribution
1941
15,
3557.
p.
share
1941—Month—1940
31—
depreciation,
v •'*.
-
.
says
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd.—Accum. Div.—
vf
Ry.—Earnings-
income
"After
r
Co., for their own account or for the account of Beavan Corp., reserve
the right to purchase and sell such shares as they may deem advisable,
The
Cincinnati
Co.—Sale of Stock Planned—
filed
of
owners
(owned
-
totaling for the year $7, which compares
in stock paid in 1940.—V. 151, p. 2185.
5%
par)
143,527
Wertheim,
16.
on
regular
of record
quarterly
Dec.
dividend
special
a
to holders
stock
common
dividend of
year-end
a
holders
paid
15
dividend
of record Dec.
5
cents
per
5
cents
per
15
cents
17.
of
of
1.
Like
in preceding quarters.
Dividends paid in 1941
share the same as in 1940.—V. 154, p. 243.
per
amounts
totaled
85
Federal income taxes, etc.—V. 154, p. 1592.
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—Accumulated Div.
Cincinnati
Central Securities Corp.—Guilty of Conspiracy
The
The
The
Jan. 2 paid an extra dividend of $1 per share in
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share on the
to holders of record Dec. 19.
stock,
($1
were
of
Hayden
258.
each,
1941
31,
has
v.-
amounts
(11 loading days)
155,
During
Sheet,
*
:
registered originally with the SEC on April 22, 1940.
shares was sold subsequently and 321,996 shares
remained unsold on Dec. 31, 1941.
The holders of these shares now
propose to sell them.
—V.
Chicago Title & Trust Co.—Pays Extra Dividend—
c
,
—
of accumulations
and $12.63
-
.
(11 loading days)
—_
1 to
company
addition to the
v
Domestic Subsidiaries]
'
stock
amendment
total
A
„(11 loading days)
1941.
Balance
Sept. 30—
common
company
from
cars——;
The
$12.14,
June 30,
of
The
shares
14, 1941—51,208
made for Federal taxes on income for the
on the sale of-investments, determined for
the basis of original cost, exceed net Income
260.
p.
market.
Court
Dec.
period.
indicated
The
1941,
on
155,
with the Securities and Exchange Commission
an
amendment to its registration statement, disclosing the Intention
of holders of 321,996 shares of outstanding capital stock
($5 par) to
sell them on the New York Curb Exchange or the over-the-counter
and
2 to
p.
construction or scheduled by the Com¬
contemplate a net increase In the
kilowatts In the generating capacity of
companies
315,000
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
for further action
—V.
$91,174
57,750
of
of
profit
Company
period:
14, 1942—55,496 cars
heretofore
1941
•
1940
$472,313
$545,837
1,480,506-. 1,537,435
Earnings per share
—'
$0.32
$0.35
♦After depreciation, Federal income and excess profits taxes, &c.—
V. 153, p. 1272.
'-v-'
and of Federal Judge Michael
Milwaukee
.
the
under
now
group
years
system.—V.
♦Net
r;
.
the point that the Circuit
that the
projects
Shares
valueless.
are
sale of
Commission.'
Commerce
provide
program
[Including
the Milwaukee.
17
$25,000,000 Bonds
negotiating for the private
is
Coty, Inc.—Earnings—
case—
it."
Commerce
to
would
9 Mos. End.
the common and
further investigate
It is convinced that
warrant
Interstate
be returned
Illinois
of
two
The
realized
on
of
companies.
construction
next
has been
tax. purposes
income
company
additional funds needed for the extenannounced by the company to
supply generating capacity to meet the steadily growing demands for
electricity from war industries. This program involves an expenditure
in excess of $100,000,000 over the years 1942, 1943 and 1944.
?
Loadings—
375
$103,419
55,602
"$137,733
52,725
"$156,934
101,150
year
losses
that
reason
for
for
pref. stk.
conv.
on
the
first mortgage 35-year 3%
bonds to a group
The issuance of the bonds is subject to
$25,000,000
Proceeds
sive
fact concerning the value of properties under¬
petition filed Jan.
Revenue
.
the
Court,
of
is reported,
it
company,
an
of
by
Jan.
Divs.
that
announced
further
not
unless
earnings
agreed with the position of the ICC
of
•
—
——
and
■' ":P\
to the absence
as
evidenced
ICC
this
on
bv
approved
District
the securities of
The
had
Dr959
,
'
taxes
income
on
51,108
Cr3,856
,
—
and
forthcoming,
Commonwealth Edison Co.—To Sell
"is specific, definite
stock
"that
debtor,
railroad
definite findings of
and
lying
44,573
Expenses
'
—
Extraordinary credits &
speadily
Privately— ' V
'
the
1939
-V;
$201,507
—
anodizing
treating,
heat
the
processes
reputation
be
'
opinion
the
L.
Total
that
recently installed at the new plant, together with
for accuracy and precision work which the company
has stablished during the first year of its existence, indicate that a
substantial increase in backlog without sales effort of any kind will
the
monwealth
.
ings,
1940
$4,288 '
'197,219 ::
—
Dividends
announced
Brooksbank
plating
of
the"
common
the
of
make
or
Securities Corp.—Annual Report—
41941
point of view of working capital and the expansion program.
the
Mr.
The
Lack
Court
stated
follows,"
value
preferred
-
Illinois
•
of the current financing, together with the company's credits
had placed the company in a favorable financial position
facilities,
capital stock of the corporation has been approved for., /
; Plan to go to Supreme Court—
„
J"
listing on the Montreal Stock-"Exchange and was admitted to - the
Reorganization of the road was placed Jan. 17 before the U: S.
official list at the opening of business Jan. 14.
The listing covers
Supreme Court in a move to speed up the case, which has been In
148,179 shares of 7% second preferred ^stock ($100 par), and 295,195
the Federal courts since June 29, 1935.
additional shares of common stock j(no par) upon official notice of
Attorneys for insurance companies and mutual savings banks peti¬
issuance.
These shares are to be Issued in connection with the merger
tioned the Supreme Court to review an opinion given bv the Circuit
of Celluloid Corp. with Celanese Corp. of America.—V. 154, p. 1591.
Court of Appeals.
This opinion directed that the Milwaukee proceed¬
Central
Brooksbank, the company's production In Sept. and
approximately $25,000 as compared with an average
Kopple, Treasurer of the company, announced that the com-
Robert
pletion
on
:;"V% '
■
President.—V. 154,
Circuit
court
"It
the
'■■■''P
Years Ended Dec. 31—
ran
month during the preceding year. The company's present
backlog Is approximately $350,000 and new orders are being received
in
substantially increasing volume.
New equipment is being added
at the company's new plant at Somerville, N. J., and it is anticipated
that
the company's
monthly production of volume will shortly be
Increased to approximately $80,000 per month.
,7 Additional
j
1941,
Oct.,
on
red
in
although naturally
This is especially
appeal,
last
basic
increases
■
Milwaukee,
value.
Ex¬
Corp. of America—Stock on Montreal
Celanese
Mr.
According to
of
and
certain and fully meets the rule which requires finding on values of
assets."
It explained that the evidence supports this finding of no
j*1
■
low
higher
Price
lines.
value of the old
Dec.
on
.
of $5,000 per
Appeals at Chicago, in a supplementary
opinion, has reaffirmed its finding of Dec. 5, last, as to the lack of
equity of present preferred and common stockholders in the proposed
reorganization.
Preferred stockholders had asked clarification of the
original opinion.
<
i
t
j
"
20 paid an extra dividend of 25-cents per
share in addition tO: a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
on
the common stock, both to holders of record Dec. 4.
This made a *
tot%l of $1.25 in dividends 'paid in 1941,' as against $1 in 1940.—V.
company
U.
The
the
in
went
company
customers.
"Vr-'v.
catalog is the largest Spring Book in the company's history,"
L.
E.
this
definite
a
from
Rules Stockholders
Capital Transit Co.—25-Cent Extra Dividend—
.The
•
etc.
Chicago
total
after
150,
v %
against $1.50 on April 15 and July 15, 1941, making a
for the year of $7 per share, the same as in 1940.
Arrearages
the above payments were reported to be $37.50 per share.—V.
last,
•,
is "Still Holding Prices Down" to offset
On the whole, the overall price structure
are
made
various
of
million
two
living.
prices
metals,
said
Div.—
dividend of $2 per share on account
of accumulations on the. 7%
cum.
pref. stock to holders of record
Dec. 24.
A similar distribution was made on this issue on Oct. 31,
paid
Dec. 31
on
company
acquire
•is engaged in negotiations with the Government for the production
certain confidential and important aircraft parts.—V. 155, p. 87.
company
evidences
items
"This
Canadian Tube & Steel Products, Ltd.—Accum.
The
of
many
in
26%
'
V
Catalog
the
cost
book
of
true
1942
•
-
188.
155, p.
the issue was to supply additional working capital
additional machine tool facilities to handle the ex-
of
purpose
to
panding volume of business. Approximately $50,000 worth of machinery '
has been added by the company to its facilities during the past year.
'*
was
than
more
states
rising
good
a
Spring
to
cover
the
~
,
new
15
Jan.
r;.::-■:.--y.p.y
;
Potomac Telephone Co. of Va.—Plans
,
$4,795,000
Week Ended Jan. 14—
—V.
long as shares are available.
following the termination of the
authorized by the State Corporation Com¬
mission of Virginia on Jan. 2 to borrow up to $16,000,000 from Ameri¬
can
Telephone & Telegraph Co., for needed additions and improve¬
ments in 1942..
i
''
"...
;
The Commission also empowered the company to Issue $10,000,000
in common stock consisting of 100,000 shares ($100 par), the proceeds
of which will be used for the payment and discharge of $10,000,000 in
outstanding demand notes held by the A. T. & T. as of Jan. 1.—V. 152,
pp. 2545, 3017.
•' 7" '
.\
of
Gross earnings
be
will
$16,000,000
of Virginia
Company
The
and
Orders
others
or
so
least
Borrow
The
1942
Canadian Pacific
<
received.
is
,
$5,314,000
-
187.pppP'i
p.
order
Chicago Mail Order—Spring Catalogs Ready—
1
Week Ended Jan. 14—
Gross revenues —1
—v.
the
stockholders
.
and- Oct. 31, last, as compared with $1.75 on April 30, 1941,
April 30, July 31, Oct. 31 and Dec. 20, 1940.—V. 154, p. 581.
31
and
of
the
Chesapeake &
to
of $1.50—
Canadian Industries, Ltd.—Year-End Div.
on
time
six
months
public
Fund will not issue any additional shares, with the
during such period there will be available for sale only
such
shares as may
be repurchased by the Fund in the ordinary
course.—V.
154, p. 1629.
"Represented by 92,000 no par shares, f After deducting depreciation
of $739,163 in 1941 and $668, 456 in 1940;—V. 152, p. 421;
/.-•»;<
company
the
account
that
result
20,000
$1,788,258
—
Total
The
at
the
22,500
for
customers
for
in orders received
at
For
offering
125,000
10,000
184,561
30,592
payable
Accounts
effect
in
whether
confirmed
construction
etc;-,.—
Bank loan
Liabilities
value
'^$1,322,503
.
305
In all cases the Fund will receive
purchases of 25,000 shares or more.
\
.
——
surplus
Earned
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4035
Volume 155
Suburban Bell
&
Telephone Co.—Gain in
Phones—
The
number
stations
of
in
operation
by
this
company
as
of
Dec.
totaled 213.284, a gain of 1,209 over the end of the preceding
month and 14.401 over the 189,883 telephones operated in Dec., 1941.
31,
1941,
—V.
154,
Company
The
p.
of
no
value,
par
was
the
one
of
issue on
this
cents
50
of
holders
to
made on
and
on
Dec.
May
dividend
a
2.
of
$1.50 per share on
cumul. red. pref. stock,
class A $1.50
record
24,
Dec.
similar
18.. A
1940, one of $1
1938.
distribution
Dec. 28, 1939,
of Nov. 1, 1941,
153, p. 393.
Arrearages
amount to $10.50 per share.-r-V.
said to
were
652. :
paid
24
Dec.
on
accumulations on
account
on
as
,
Central States Power & Light Corp.—Hearing on Dis¬
solution—
A
hearing
p
■
be
will
the
on
held Feb. 3 before the Securities and Exchange
proposed liquidation of the corporation and the
States Utilities Corp.
Central
A plan looking toward dissolution of the
companies was filed with the Commission recently.—V. 155, p. 87.
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Stock Offered—
The
company,
a
mutual
investment
specializing in chemical shares,
type
company
on
Jan.
of
the
management
16 announced a special
offering of 263,000 shares of capital stock to be made simultaneously
to stockholders of the Fund and to the general public.
An amende
its
to
mertt
SEC
has
Investment
a
54
effective.
distribution
of
companies
of $9.62.
price
The
of
statement covering the issue filed with the
The offering represents an innovation in
heretofore used by Chemical Fund and
generally. The shares are offered initially at
registration
become
method
the
offering
of
investment
these
dealers
shares
has
throughout
been
the
underwritten
country.
by
Under
a
the
group
plan
Eberstadt & Co., Inc., distributor of the Fund and
manager of the underwriting group, the offering to the general public
will be made fcr a period of 60 days at the retail offering price in
effect at the time orders are received.
During the first 30 days of
announced
this
4%
F.
stockholders will be given the special privilege of pur¬
to a limit of one new share for each share held,
discounts
from the general retail offering
price, ranging from
period
chasing
at
by
on
shares up
purchases of less than 1,000 shares to a discount of 6.75%
on-
Settle¬
application in its proceedings for corporate
the U. S. District Court for the Northern
Division, for an order authorizing it to
accept the offer of
the George and Frances Ball Foundation of
$550,000 in full settlement of the claims of the company
against
George and Frances Ball Foundation, G. A. Ball, Frank B. Bernard,
Midamerica Corp., and the past and present officers, directors, agents
and employees of George and Frances Ball Foundation, growing out of
the
purchase by Midamerica Corp. of certain securities pledged by
Cleveland Terminals Building Co. with J. P. Morgan & Co. and sold
at
public auction to Midamerica Corp. on Sept. 30, 1935, together
with an assignment of the rights of subsidiary debtor in said securities
to George and Frances Ball Foundation.
A hearing on the application
will be held before Paul Jones, Judge of the U. S. District Court on
filed
has
Company
an
reorganization, pending in
of Ohio, Eastern
Jan.
28.—V.
152,
Columbia
Stock
p.
3803.
Products,
Aircraft
Inc.
—
Distribution
of
Completed—
Securities and Exchange Act and was the
first offering filed under the new rules issued by the SEC last year.
Despite adverse market conditions caused by a declining market and
declaration of the
present Japanese War, the present underwriters,
Floyd D. Cerf-CO. of Chicago, took over the distribution of the securi¬
ties on Oct. 23, 1941, and disposed of 43,220 shares remaining unsold'
that date prior to Dec.
Columbia
was
aircraft parts and accessories for
bv
Arthur
V/.
Brooksbank, Sr.,
the aircraft industry.
formerly
treasurer
It was headed
and
production
planner for Pratt & Whitney, who was assisted by a board
consisting of Edwin
H. Godfrey, formerly Engineer in
of directors
charge of
design at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft; John R. Cox, formerly in charge
of tool room and production work for du Pont, Pratt & Whitney and
Ranger
Engineering;
John J. Borrup, general superintendent and
factory manager of Pratt & Whitney Engine Co.
The company started with a small plant at Dunellen, N. J., con¬
sisting of approximately 16.000 sq. ft., but its phenomenal rise during
the past vear resulted in the transference of its facilities to
a new
plant at Somerville, N. J., containing approximately 36,000 sq. ft.
to and numbers among its principal
Aeronautical Corp., Bendix Aviation Corp.,
Air
Associates,
Glenn L.
Martin Co., Curtiss-Wright Propeller, Eclipse
Aviation^ Sperry Gyroscope, etc.' " ■<
1 * " • k
' u Columbia
customers
is
subcontractor
Wright
and
on
making a total of $1 paid in 1941, the same as In
last,
29,
Sept.
149.
154, p.
1940.—V.
Goods
Ely & Walker Dry
Years Ended Nov. 30—
"Sales
——
and
adm.
expenses—
depreciation.
Contribut. to employees
for
Prov.
retirement
5,328
46,963
13,230
17,065
7~5~028
27837
21~827
$2,206,254
$782,821
Fed.
reouir.
State
_——
§$211,747
Cr385,880
129,074
136,654
13,833
$1,004,810
$653,747
$790 043
$160,299
102,529
102,529
102 529
102.529
84.090
85 683
86 673
86,796
364,069
386,654
131.191
264,422
H$293,448
$454,123
$78,881
$469 650
4,965,437
4,886,556
4,416,906
4,710,353
$5,419,560
$4,965,437
$4,886,556
$4,416,906
surplus.
.Previous surplus
surp.
$926,697
'
1,201,444
profit
pref. dividends—
pref. dividendsCommon
dividends-
com.
———
&
taxes
Net
...
Nov. 30.
stock out¬
217.782
251.035
261 389
263,765
$3.75
$1.85
$2.30
Nil
and allowances.
tAnd land development
charged off.
^Agricultural Adjustment Act tax refund and in¬
thereon.
§Loss. ^Deficit.
-
standing
per
"Less
costs
v
exGess
Second
terest
66,125
53,944
First
Earn,
78,599
63,050
69,345
——
longer
no
for
Shares
45,632
42,581
14,960
&
income
Earn.
47716
§$391,529
'
64.389
income
Net
37,851
$744,214
$2,013,155
—
refunds and
res.
132,394
42,742
„—
sub.
from
income
Total
28,083,690
145,163
2~8~826
JRefund
Tax
29,780 639
136,667
$590,537
cos.,
Other
30,359.358
57,328
non-consol.
Recov. on assets in exc.
of reserves provided.
affil.
Subs.)—Earnings—
120.303
expense
income
rec.
(&
225,746
paid—
Gross
Divs.
39,454.862
148,984
plan
remodel,
tStore
Co.
1940 Wr
1939
1938
1941
$42,020,378 $31,115,387 $30,701,868 $27,865,271
sell., gen.
Cost of mdse.,
Prov.
31, 1941.
organized in November, 1940. to manufacture precision
Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
Dec. 29 paid a dividend of 25 cents per share
the outstanding 120,000 shs. of common stock, no par value, to holders
of record Dec. 22.
A similar distribution was made on May 15, June 26
corporation
Interest received
company
exemption provisions of the
at
Economy Grocery Stores
Interest
on'Jan. 18 announced the completion of its primary
financing through the public distribution of 60,000 shares of common
capital stock ($1 par) at $1.65 per share.
•
The issue was an unregistered distribution offered pursuant to the
the
~
on
District
The
•:
Co.—Hearing
The
.
.
Commission
Cleveland Terminals Building
ment—
(par
share
$25)..
com.
discounts,
returns
Detroit
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Nov. 30
1
.
Assets—
$1,264,818
$1,323,840
239,512
Land
and
Loans
...
trade
tor
47,573
48.387
65,409
233,752
30,731
73,913
54,875
65,597
216,335
11,774,826
8,459,884
8,312,659
>6,187,460
9,110
1,332,787
to
;
costs
employees
Insurance
...
deposits—.—
life insurance—*...—
Corporation
Inventories
to
receivable...-.—^....—*/
notes
—
•••■■" " >;./
■
■
Capital
■
Earned
5,419,560
•.
,
in
..
stock
at
Such
total
a
which
market up to Dec. 31, last,
19,700 shares of $5 preferred
open
and
under an authorization obtained from
Commission as of Sept. 2, 1941, under
up
to $5,000,000 for such purposes was
Exchange
of
of
ture
an
(Texas)—To Export Power— v\
asked the Federal Power Commission for authority to
kilowatt hours of power monthly to city of Juarez,
emergency service.
The company stated it could supply
without impairment of service to its own or other U. 3.
W;/-"
v>
; •.•••• /.'
300,000
the
for
power
customers..
The
down
December
in
generating
of
of
units
V.
of
one
p.
distributing
local
262.
155,
has been occasioned by the break¬
the three German-manufactured diesel
in Juarez
emergency
power
the
'
company,
the
company
'
;:„••/;■■■•;
stock,
common
27 paid
Dec.
on
$5,
par
to
stated.—
was
holders
10 cents per share on
record Dec. 18,
This com¬
of
with 25 cents each on July 1 and Oct. 1, last, 20 cents on
April 1, 1941, 35 cents on Oct. 1 and Dec. 24, 1940, and 15 cents each
on
April 1 and July 1, 1940.
Dividends in 1941 totaled 80 cents, as
against $1 in 1940.
'/"//:>://;;////■•
The company's sales volume for the first ten months of 1941 was
about $7,500,000, as compared with approximately $4,500,000 lor the
same
period in 1940
The reduction in the dividend, the company
states, is "not due to a drop in earnings or any slowing up in business
but rather to a large increase in
(business) volume requiring greater
inventories and to tremendous increases in taxes to be paid in 1942."
pares
—V,
153,
548.
p.
Felician
(The)
Sisters, O.S.F. of Detroit—Bonds Of- :
& Co., West Bend, Wis. recently of¬
int., $300,000 1st Ref. Mtge. Sinking
fered—B. C. Ziegler
fered
101
at
and
Fund
Bonds, Series A. The bonds bear interest at rate
per annum from Dec. 1, 1941, to and including
interest due Jan. 1, 1952 and 3x/2% per annum thereafter until until maturity.
:
;;
of
3%
J.
&
Dec.
at
J.
due July 1,
1941;
office
and
trustee
1,
of
Aniline
General
of
Three
Month.
at option
or
of the
holder at
office
or
$160,497
$111,536*
656,239
674,708
$799,719
$816,718
$835,205
: *820
t52,611
149,117.
t86,489
117,420
129,850
144,470
$646,686
$656,239
$674,708
646,686
-■
v?-
.debits or. credits**
■
.
J794.131
$905,667 *
cancelled treas.
of
39,681
agency
corporation at Detroit, Mica., or Milwaukee, Wis.
Both principal
interest payable in law.ul money of the U. S. of America.
Defini¬
tive
bonds in coupon form in denominations of $100, $500, $1,000,
$5,000 and $10,000, registerable as to principal and inter-changable
of
issue, since
cents
made
and
on
incl.
June
cents
25
of
20,
July
30,
$652,908
,
tAdjusted.
'
v
'
\
151,,
f':"
■
31**,
'•■Credit./ tDebit.
1940/
.1938.—V.
income
oper.«
Dec,
at
-
per1
107,950'
paid__**^_—;'
Undistr.
Vy
•
Balance
Assets— -7;;^
,,7
;
Sheet,. Dec.
v.>:•
31
1940
•1941
■,
$12,304
4,4461464-
_i__
4,817,701
Film
&
Named
in
%..',/•',••*
S.
1263.
p.
Corp.—Five
Liabilities—
Federal
Last.
sudden
a
move,
13,
Jan.
order
the
communicating
consent
of
with
the
company
suspended
had
agents
Treasury
any
men
officials
ordered
without
;,:
.
been
in
virtual
:
A The
An
N.
hamton,
/•A
Y.
.
fiscal
income
and
excess
)
,
profits tax reserves of $221,000. Net profits of the
after tax reserves of $2,111,000,
orders
Unfilled
'of.
as
Nov.
amounted
1941
30,
approximately
to
and shipments are continuing, to. be made at the average
a month. C. Russell Feldmann, President, declared,—V.
$12,000,000,
of
$1,000,000
154:
"are
432.
p.
'
'
'
' '
,
International Utilities Corp.—Ruling—
/
restraint
charging
Intertype Corp.—To Pay 25-Cent Dividend—
The
office."—V.
154,
p.
directors
the
on
pleaded innocent along with
■/•,• /./•'. */
The
indictments
were
made during a series of executive changes
that the
new
company
President, John E. Mack, a personal friend
of President Roosevelt, called "a step forward in the Americanization"
of General Aniline.
Mack became President last autumn, succeeding
Dietrich A. Schmitz.
:/-/
These changes included replacement of various German-born direc¬
tors
with well-known Americans including Mack, William C. Bullitt,
former U.
S. Ambassador to France;
Ralph Budd, President of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rlt., and Robert L. Stevens, New York
fin°ncier and son-in-law of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The former directors had resigned, one by one, some .by request.
...
/
Company President Mack pointed out that the Federal charges dealt
"with conditions that existed before the present management, was in¬
heavy chemicals and dyestuffs.
They
General Aniline and General Dyestuffs.
of
into
compares
June
14,
154,
i
with
656..—
p..
■
Nov.
on
■*.—r
End.
1728.
Robert
Foods Corp.—Director Resigns—
of
Stevens
T.
Mr.
director.
J.
$391,922
$4,596,416
$4,386,319
166,777
167,042
! 1,"*68,932
1,8">7.274
-30,875.
..15,000
45,990
46,929
281,125
540.248
480,000
125,750
553,328
436,000
on
V.
of Jan.
$1,318,111
$1,373,946
taxes
for
Prov,
& Co.,-Inc.7 has resigned as-a
active duty with the Army Quarter¬
155, p. 88. / ;: ;
Net
retirements*^
40,000
-
__*i_
income
40,000
.
-
$122,951
$124,269
earnings.
oper.
Other
"1941—12 Mos.—'»1940
$407,912
and maint;—
exp
Other
Stevens
P.
went
Stevens
master Corps as
Del.—Earnings—
1941—Month—*1940
30—
Nov.
earnings—
oper.
,'Oper.
r
.
-
Iowa Southern Utilities Co. of
Peribd
Gross
on
15,
per share of common stock, as of Dec. 31. 1941. with
adjusted to market prices, wa6 $16.24 as compared
30, 1941, and $18.59 on Dec. 31, 1940.—V. 154,
owned
$17.47
Nov. 10, last, 40 cents
1940, and 20 cents on July
of America—Asset Value—
Co.
asset value
Net
securities
16
on
f
797.
Investment
■
on
dividend of 25 cents per share
to holders of record Feb. 2.
a
Feb.
paid
Dec. 16,
60, cents
cents
p.
declared
payable
stock,
with
last, .30
1940.—V.
13
Jan.
on
common
This
4State -& Fed* inc* -taxes-
General
157.
quoted ex-dividend of 87 Va cents until further notice.—V. 155, p.
I. G. Farbenindustrie, in three Federal
of trade and "restraint of manufacture
the German
and
Corp.,
indictments
the New York Curb Exchange
$3.50 Series of 1931 shall not be
prior preferred stock
that the
rules
not
are
Committee on Security Rulings of
The
officials and employees are to be advised immediately
to communicate with any of these individuals
directly or indirectly without my prior written aproval." 4
Vom Rath, Von Meister and Aickelin were among seven individuals
named Dec. 19 with General Aniline, its selling agent. General Dyecompany
they
ducted
$97,011
to
$1,013,958.
to
amounted
official quoted the Treasury order signed by J. Connell,
as saying:
"Effective - immediately" the per-»
to be suspended from General Aniiine & Film Corp.
barred from all company premises until further notice.
stuffs
amounted
year,
representative
named
"All
new
y
of the com¬
after allowing Federal
earnings
corporation for eleven months of 1941,
company
Treasury
that
a
another payment of 40 cents on Nov/ 1, 1941,
for November, 1941, the/.first month
by
Net
.
pany's
•'
>.
■
.
$4,832,438
in
($4,855,881
Corp.—Dividend—Earns;
Tool
Machine
recently declared
directors
lowed
last December, the blow struck without
without immediate explanation.
■
The men suspended were Rudolph Hutz, a director; Hans Aickeliri, a
Vice-President and former director; William H., Vom Rath, Vice-Presi¬
dent
and lormer Secretary and director;
F. W. Von Meister, plant
manager at Johnson City, N. Y., and Leopold Eckler, Assistant VicePresident and plant manager of the Agfa-Ansco Division at Bing-/
warning, an executive said, and
cost '$4,472,667
at
dividend of 40 cents per share on
common stock, par $1, payable Feb. 1 to holders of record .'an. 15..
initial of like amount was paid on Aug. 1, last, which was fol¬
the
c
control of the com¬
early
since
$4,473,705
stocks
International
■
employees
prior written
or
representative.
Treasury
a
forbade
646.686
Dr8,705.
Drl37,435
1940) less un¬
realized depreciation of $26,204 ($38,179 in 1940); balance (as above),
$4,446,464 ($4,817,701 in 1940)V, 154, p. 1414:
.
addition,
from
$571,800
3,622,657
652,908
Total
♦Insurance
in
'
;incowe--------------:-
Treasury'
:
Treasury Department
527,400
3,418,132
:
$1)
'(par
Capital surplusUndistributed operating
Executives
Indictments
,
stock
Common
$12,700
v
brokers
to
Due
v?*V
,
$4,832,438
$4,473,705
Company—U. S. Treasury Issues Order-
Group
...
U.
The
154,
,
$14,737
V
14,937
brokers
.from
»Investments
suspended from office and barred from company premises five execu¬
tives of the corporation, long under investigation for possible German
influences.
■/'.<•'•''
••
■/•"'
..V
1954.
National
First
registrar,
Principal and interest payable
Bank, West Bend, Wis., corporate
50
was
and improvement.—V.
expansion
.
Dated
$160,479
$153 033
balance
Dividends
corporation reports borrowing of an additional $1,000,000 from
banks, and the issuance of 2Va% serial notes as evidence of the
loan.
This brings the total amount borrowed under a credit agreement
dated Oct. 28, 1940, up to $5,000,000.
Proceeds were used for plant;
and
Dividend—Sales
dividend of
a
1,675:
_—T___
income
Port,
Gay lord Container Corp.—Additional Loan—
sons
Fedders Mfg. Co., Inc.—Pays Smaller
The
it
161"
r
~ 6~211
4~235
5,559
t
Although
Company has
Mexico,
Inc.,
in
,
distributions
quarterly
this
on
payment
pany's operations
export
19,246
.'
•
The
155, p. 50.
Electric Co.
Paso
El
Regular
made
been
previous
In
recently went to the SEC for approval of the expendi¬
additional $5,000,000
for open market purchases of its
company
preferred shares.—V.
against $1
as
1938
$132,618
20,605
five
sanctioned.
The
1941,
"
1939
$185,357
22,310
tapces
cap.
•V. Total
preceding
three
1940
$189,000
Thi3
12.
Due
>
.
.
paid- in
V
•
the
Net
Previous
cents per
75
Dec.
103.
p.
Barred From
made
were
and
expenditure
an
the
$4,426,123.
of
cost
purchases
Securities
the
in
purchased
of $6 preferred stock
shares
31.
Dec.-
have
share
The
,
company
$1.50
1432.
in
each
cents
total of
a
p.
record
company
record
of
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Stock Purchases—
The
53,700
25
of
holders
to
&
Franchise
recently declared an extra dividend of 25 cents per.
share
and the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on
the common stock,
no
par
value, both payable Jan.. 20 to holders'
$23,704,634 $18,456,818
reserve for clo.btful deots
of $357,175 in 1941 and $248,946
tPar $100.
fPar $25 —V. 154, p. 1727.
;
t
1940.
152,
of
dividend of
year-end
a
J'*...
—
Interest;
'
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.-^-Extra Dividend—
.
-
♦After
dividends
to
'
jL'nl,'-- *
earned
Expenses /
Corp.—Dividend Increased—
stock
1941
$179,393
20,802
Calendar Years—
Dividends
be
i
'
paid
19
common
and makes
V.
Steel
Dec,
par
262.
p.
Insuranshares Certificates Inc.—Annual Report-
y
-
stock.
4,965,437
_____*__*:
surplus
be operated as part,
part
of the River
-
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
v
■
'
Total
important
.
262,673*
82,061.
153,172
60,458
1,320,142
155,
on
no
with
See
1940.
The
surplus-'1,393,604
''
the
quarters,
1,404,400
6,275,875;
1,415,000
1,052,899
—
company
on
compares
$1,464,700
5,444,550
Notes payable
...i—w..-.._*.**.**_*..5,150,000
Accounts payable
1,790,299
Due ofticers and employees
—,
642,688
Accrued taxes
119,196
Provision tor income, e<,c., taxes—i..*_—...
724,357
Other current and- accrued liabilities-;^-,..-.156,381
will
project
an
education unit, scheduled for completion next May, will
the Ford airplane bomber school.
It will be open' only
Fostoria Pressed
/;W;/ ;
.••
stock.—$1,464,700
1,399,300
preferred 7%
fcieconu preferred 6% stocki.ti4V-.«--i;-^*-+^,
icommon stock .......—.—,
as
The
9,528
now
.
employees.—V.
share
$23,704,634 $18,456,818
..n—.
Liabilities—
t First
—
—
Total
'
—...i..—..
employees
...
.—
.
—
and
Accounts
Advances
Cash
—
new
known
Ford
training
new
system,
1,342,367
purposes...
development
The
school
Ford
plant.
The
——,—
estate
Loans
dispatch.-
the
Rouge
332,142
—135,946
Investments
Real
of
1940
1941
•
"""Lands, buildings, machinery and equipment—..
*
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
306
33,901
36,416
$126,081
3,071 /
$1,352,012
$1,410,363
/
3,130
/
and
denomination.
to
as
Marshall
&
cipal
West Bend,
Wis.,
co-trustee.
Bank, Milwaukee, Wis., and Detroit Trust Co.*
designated paying agents for the payment of prin-
are
and interest.
.:
-
r
Sinking fund requires $10,000 semi-annually July 1, 1942, to July 1,
1944; $11,000 semi-annually thereafter to and including Jan. 1, 1947;
tnereafter to July 1,
$12,000
and
At
the
option of
1949;
to July
thereafter
$14,000
$13,000 thereafter
1,-1954
1,
Jan.
not
upon
less
-
of
Purpose—Net proceeds
funds
of
the
standing
corporation,
corporation dated Nov.
tion
of
no
Jan.
1,
15 days'
this issue of bonds, together with other
will be used to pay and retire the out¬
bonds of the
wh.ch bonds were called for redemp¬
1, 1937,
1942.
real
of
founded
later
the
that
—V.
Polonia,
1877
scnools
1883
In
Detroit..
in
for
Prov^.c ai
the
a
grew
a
that
in
1910
the
Chicago,
fixed
in
selected
the
1920,
a
work of the Detroit Province
as
the
Milwaukee
new
seat
for
a
Province
province
was
new
was
in
at
10
novices,
11
These sisters teach in 42 parochial
schools, and own and conduct an
orphanage for girls at Detroit and St. Joseph's Orphanage for boys
at Jackson, Mich.
The Jackson property is unencumbered and is not
mortgaged
to secure
these bonds.
The sisters own and conduct
Felician
Academy for girls in Detroit with a total enrollment of
165 including both preparatives and lay students.
tion
company
i.
pares
V.
stock,
with
151,
p.
Inc.—Pays $1 Dividend
on
no
Dec. 22 paid a dividend of $1 per share on the
value, to holders of record Dec. 17. This com-
paid on Nov.
Ford Motor Co.,
Company
workers
for
has
jobs
15,
1940.
In
1939,
sales
as
155,
record
Dec.
19./ A
preceding quarters.
a
154, p.
^
made on this issue in
1941, were reported to be
was
30,
Illinois Central RR.—System
$1
was
Carloadings—
39,,901
157.
p.
'
•
•
:
Company
'
.
Jan. 3,'42 Jan.
Jan.
on
Indian
15
special
V
11,'41
,
'
„
'
\
;■
Deliveries
amounted
will
to
follow, the
5,500
Order
the Government had ordered
motorcycles for defense aid with
a cost of approximately $6 296 000/
completion of a present contract which,
announced
light
t*x
if,
of
purposes
the
to
recapitalisation
company's
the .sale
of
as
1,
Aug.
1938)
1941 of the securities of Albia Light
credit items have baen; credited to the
in
corresponding
discount premium and expense and con-,
*. / '
respectively.rj-V. 155, p. 263.
:
reserve,
has asked permission of the SEC to borrow $1,200,000
company
Commerce
Trust
Co,, Kansas City, Mo. The company will use
the. proceeds,
together with $1,066 000 of its own cash, to redeem
$2 266 000 of 6% first mortgage gold bonds, series A, due Feb. 1, 1942.
—V.
151,
p.
3399.
'
Kennedy's, Inc.—December Sales Up 22%—
/
Period
End.
that
army
°t
motorcycles of the same
1941—Month—1940
31—
Dec.
>$1,562,490
155,
so.
p.
t
;f
1941—11 Mos.-r-1940
$1,283,700
$8,482,743
,
Leath & Co.—20-Cent Year-End Dividend—
The
company
share
40
the
on
Dec. 29 paid a year-end dividend of 20 cents per
stock, no par value, to holders of record Dec. 22.
on
10
cents paid on April L July 1 and Get. 1, last,
20 cents on Dec. 28, 1939 and 50 cents
on
Dec.
28,
1940,
Dec.
on
^
common
compares, with
22,
1937
and
cents
each
"
$6,893,284
•"•/
:
on
Dec.
21,
1936—V.
152, p.
988.
34,718
35,688
Co.—Receives Large Defense;
parts to cover maintenance
income
(or.
taxes,
periods
/
from
■
I
Indian Motocycle
for
amount
income
those
Stock Dividend—
Jan. 10,'42
loaded
155,
benefit
for
/
20 paid a 50%
Week Ended—
Car
income
the
Kansas City Gas Co.—To Redeem $2,266,000 Bonds—
This
—V.
of
The
gales
stock dividend and the regular
quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents per share on the common stock,
par $10, to holders of record Dec. 5.—V. 151, p. 105.
•
Federal
discount, call premium, etc.,.applicable to bonds,
and
lb) the loss, (appropriately provided for prior
1940.
incident
Co.
The
,
54.
Humphreys Mfg. Co.—Pays 50%
Dec.
in
date
tingency
—v.
The company on
the
had
on
charges
the. estimated
and
"
./•
dividend of 75 cents per share on
cum.
pref. stock, to holders of
distribution
similar
payable
State
$500,448
in lieu of
;v
deduction, of
the
Rv,
not
represent
of
$531,436
1
tThe
purposes..
taxes
amount)
been
had
$57,091
6%
the
on
Arrears rs of Sept.
$41.25 per share.—V.
design.—V. 154, p. 1414.
(Francis H.) Leggett Co., N. Y.—Acquisition—
This
Reeves
has
&
Co.,
announced
hodse
sale
all
of
V.
/
manufacturers and distributors of Premier Food
negotiations for the acauisition of Muschert,
Inc., Trenton, N. J., Francis L. Whitmarsh, President,
company,
Products,
its
135,
p.
on
completed
Jan.
has
15.
joined
accounts
The
entire
sales
force
of
the
acquired
whole¬
the Leggett organization and, effective Jan.
were
serviced
from
Leggett's
Camden
4225.
19,
branch —»
.
paid.—
Insurance Co.
Detroit—Building School—
started construction of a $500,000 school to train
in the Willofr Run bomber plant, according to a
paid
29
accumulations
,
13,365
unamortized ,balance of debt
equipment
rubber-lined
'/■ !
company's
: ' ' ;
the
Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
Dec.
company on
of
of
263.
p.
-»
$60,055
income
have
company
&
Hoover
$513,813
•
for;; comparative
the
to
wae
manager
Guilford Realty
The
account
R.
this company,
department.—V.
snare
par
50 cents
2644.
of
•
-•
______**_
would
refunded
■
$531,436
/
and
Federal
(a)
'iy'f'*"•;•
431.
$57,091
-V-i', V.
oon--1
additional
the
as Manager of the synthetic sales
announced on Jan. 16 by V. I. Montenyohl, Vice-President in charge of the division.
•
Herman C. Klein has been named to fill Mr, Hoover's former posi- -
13,105
The
p.
and
which
At the present
postulants, and 29 preparatives.
schools,
of which 12
are
high
common
154,
Appointment of John
province.
erected
established
of the Felician Sisters is primarily
teaching in parochial schools and the care of orphans.
time
the Detroit Province has 615 professed sisters,
Ford Hotels,
value.—V.
par
division
following cities: Bay City, Mich.;
Chicago, 111.; and Shamokin,
was
transferred from Polonia to
Pa.
Coraopolis,
The
was
Motherhouse of
/; ♦Restated
the
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—New Appointments—
so
Again,
of
meeting
realized
Convent
was
Milwaukee
new
111.
special
112,921
charges^5';
special
income
estimated
to
the
Later
other
State
at
year
province
new
•'■/
Pension Fund—May
150,066
150,877
/
$60,055
charges
expvvin
stockholders will be held on Jan. 26 to
consider and act on a savings and profit sharing pension fund for
employees and on
an
amendment to the articles of incorporation
whe-eby the common stock would be changed from no-par value to
A
In
with
Province
rapidly that it, too, was subdivided in 1913 and
established in Lodi, N. J. From this was formed
province at Enfield, Conn., in 1934.
In the meantime the mem¬
bership of the Detroit Province had increased in such rapid strides
it
However,
$31,250
'
Section with Plan of
Recapitalisation,
and * 5'- '
-/•'
189.
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.—To Vote on
Otis, Ind.; Buffalo, N, Y.;
Y.
N.
headquarters
in the Diocese of Green Bay.
LaSalle. 111.; then from 1878
States
Wis.,
Polonia
19C0 marked the formation of a new province in
About 150 sisters made up this province at that time.
The
Buffalo,
Point,
opened
were
the
1882
United
left
Sisters
Detroit, Mich.;
Pa.
tne
Stevens
near
155, p.
633,562
150.000
13,182
debt
for legal fees
...;v •othey'
Change Par Value of Common Shares—
Felician Sisters
of
the Order of St. Francis was
Warsaw, Poland, in 1855.
The Motherhouse some years
in Krakow, Poland, and it was from that location
first Felician Sisters came to United States in 1874.
They
three
special
$23,250
510,700
12,500
11,477
43,308
>
before
Net
Net
located
established
then
income
•
1941
(estimated)
Operating -revenues
in
was
65
deducts.
Prov.
History—The
r
last,
1,
fixed
and
estate
Oct.
& other
43,308
12,500
bonds:
other fund,
Amort.
this issue on April 1, July 1
Dec. 28, 1940. 35 cents on Oct. 1, 1940
and July 1, 1940.—V. 152, p. 1917.
$127,340
earnings*.*
mtge.
on
Int. on
cents per share paid on
75
net
Interest
par
Georgia & Florida RR.-
property and equipment
included in the lien of the indenture amounts to $1,941,571.
valuation
Total
with
Common Dividend—
Dec. 24 paid a dividend of $1 per share on the
value, to holders of record Dec. 12. This com¬
on
no
Week Ended Jan. 7—
than
first refunding mortgage serial
and iV*%
4%
stock,
cents on
and 25 cents each on April 1
and
1952,
published notice any and all of the bonds of series A may be redeemed
by the corporation on any interest date by the payment of principal,
accrued
interest
and
a
premium
on
principal
as
follows:
1%
if
redemption be effected on or prior to Jan. 1, 1947; there shall be no
premium if redemption be effected after Jan.
1, 1947; redemptions
for the sinking fund shall be effected without premium.
.
company
pares
(final retirement).
and
corporation
the
to
General Machinery Corp.—$1
The
common
Ilsley
Detroit, Mich.,
—
Louis Kuehlthau,
Total
The
share
the
paid
company
and
capital
on
the
stock,
Jan.
of North
America—Pays Extra Div.—
Jan. 15 paid an extra dividend of 50
regular semi-annual dividend of $1.25 per
on
15,
to holders of
last year.—V.
record Dec.. 31.
152, p. 2070.
cents per
share on
A similar extra was
Lehigh Valley RR.—New General Manager—
F.
sion
R.
of
Gerard,
the
appointed
Voelkner,
General
Pennsylvania
General
Superintendent
RR.
Manager
resigned.—V. 155,
Co.,
of
the
p.
53.
with
of
the
office
Lehigh
northwestern
.
divi¬
Chicago,
in
Valley
been
RR.,
'
has
succeeding
.
G.
Number 4035
Volume 155
Leland Electric
The
company
the
on
stock,
common
distribution
similar
made
the
total
a
of
paid
30
no
cents
152,
dividend
a
value,
par
made
was
75
1940.—V.
year
Co.—Pays 25-Cent Dividend—
Dec.
on
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
March
on
in
holders
to
1941.
No
31
25
of
and
-
cents
share
per
record Deo.
June
payments
1922.
p.
be
:;
..
made
option
of
made
'
.
last,
30,
were
•
20.
'
.
V.
A
The
directors
The
the
A
have
declared
dividend
a
of
50
cents
per
distribution
paid
company
154,
made
was
regular
1,
quarterly dividends
695.
p.
Nov.
on
last,
prior
accumulations
87W
of
cents
1939.—V.
19,
Long Island Lighting Co.—Loses In High State Court.
of
Appeals at Albany, N. Y. on Jan. 8 affirmed an
Division decision dismissing the complaint of the company
the Public Service Commission on the ground that the com¬
of
-
action.
investigabon
27,
1937,
instituted
'
an
31,
the
books.—V.
its
on
the
:7
90.
p.
''
i
Louisville,Gas & Electric Co.. (Ky.) — Arranges to
Raise New Money—
1
-Y
<*
1940,
152,
with
stock, par
$3.50
$3.50
June
on
$100,
share
per
19,
to holders
paid
1940,
on
and
$4.50
on
Co.—NBC
■
best
Red
:7 "7 V.;"
in
the
Network
Had
of
the
Red
Network
of
cation by
iary
index
an
,
picture: :using
audience
listening
the
cab
night-time
bus
increased 4%
for
ratings
construction
of
program
the
all
networks;
N.
fnr^hp
Standard
the
each
sales
dealers
to
such
amount
an
brokers,
and
1942, 946 shares have been issued
either
$22,75
limited
be
and
direct
with
than
These sales
and sold.
the
to
public at $23.50 a -share
share.—V. 155, p. 192.
a
Louisville & Nashville RR.—$2
?; The directors
Feb.
28
per
28
paid
share
Feb
holders
to
of
record
$2
compares
27,
For
and
last,
$2
on vr<
of stock
$1.25;
relax
,
The
B.;C.-
before
increase advertising rates
will
zine,
effective with the
increase will not exceed
July
zine
cents
will
be
raised
15
to
issue,
5.1%.
it was
single
The
from
10
"We
cents, effective with
issue, and the subscription price will be raised to $1.50
will
common
sense
April
the
the
of
'
circulation
of
month's
each
setting a guarantee on
delivery
McHarg,
V
of
3,280,000
Vice-President.—V.
directors
The
the
This
31,
V.
155,
cents
20
a
be
The
to
basis
customary
-
-
,
.7jv77::-7
:
paid
cents
1,
Nov.
of
share
per
and
40
cents
Jan.
on
25,
the
on
compares
with
cents
March
on
May 29,
V.
on
and
year-end dividend of 75
of record Dec. 8.
a
last,
initial dividend of 25 cents on Feb.
an
This
paid on June 14 and Sept. 15, last,
40
cents on Dec. 17,
1940, 35 cents
53.
15,
Act
25
In
on
1940.—
Manhattan Shirt
Years
Net
Ended
Nov.
the
mission
sales, less cash discounts
denied
they
Cost
of
saleS-_^-_u^._-_---__—1—II_
Depreciation
Selling
7
and
47,889
tlnterest paid and
Provisions
1.
profit.
for
I'.
-
___77: 1 $1,163,443
73 4,737
The
other deductions—,*,-.,.-..
Federal
taxes—
\
'
'
.1,223
,
'
1
-
$570,412
■"
'
i
,
Normal
■'
f
,,
income
tax
and
declared
value
cess profits taxi
Excess profits tax__
first
income
;
Shares of
common
Earnings
•And
-
for
credit
losses. "
■
.
tLess
■
.•
Balance
Sheet,
•;•
■.
$3.63
interest
ested
■,
•
..
30
Nov.
■tLand,
etc
5,003,000 I
808,884
^Accounts
and
notes
account—
v
st*Ck
Accounts
87.877
10-5,252
50,804
I
$13,998,063 $12,288,839
$5,750,000
—
and
liabilities.^
accrued
payeb'e
(non-current)—
Capital
surplus
shares
for
scrip
for
and
doubtful
$55
$500
in
scrip
at
accounts.
in for $4"S
and
in
1940.—V.
cost.
.
8nd
154,
p.
297,048
-
George;, Rosier,
notified the Association's counsel
hearing on Jan. 8, 1942 the Division intended
the Commission to find not only that the corporate structure
Association was complicated and that voting power was un-
r
V
7
the
that
among
the security
enter an order either
distributed
Commission
holders
but
consolidated debt of subsidiary companies,
consolidated net fixed capital of said subsidiary
7 companies; and
.....' (2) conferring upon the new common stock full voting power, in¬
cluding the right to elect and remove trustees and directors;
or requiring, in the alternative, that New England Gas Electric Asso¬
ciation liquidate its affairs and distribute its assets'."
In the opinion of the trustees the proposal of the Public Utilties
Division
as
set
forth in Item 1 above
would,- if adopted by the
.
exceed, when added to
>
71:.
of
5o.%
the
,
;
,
,
.
limted scope of the findings in a manner
the_evidence-and would impose-upon the Association and rts"security holders such severe restructions as to any plan
of
simplification which could be suggested that security
holders
might find that rights and property to which they believe themselves
entitled might be seriously affected.
.
Under the restrictions indicated as to type and amount of securities
and the basis of values on. w.hi?h su?h securities could be issued,
expand., the
Commission,
by
there mi^ht be
of
Asociation not more than $350 principal amount
Consolidated-—
Jiave made known to counsel for-the Securities and
Commission their objection to the proposals of the Public
Utilities Division and on the basis thereof an adjournment has been
299,"81
shares
j:After
chares
(par
($25 par)
908.
of
new
The
long term debt.
trustees
Exchange
Montreal
Li»rht.
H<*at
&
Power
Co.
To Issue $14 910.200 3 ¥2% Bonds—
;
The
issue
Qi'ehcc
Publ'c
$14 910.200.
pcoble in
Service
3%%
Board
first
Canadian funds,
has
mortgage
dated Jan.. 1,
pureed
.
•
authorized
and
1942,
that
,
the
collateral
and
comnaav
trust
-
to
bonds
maturing July
1,
1961.
.
T6-e
new
certificates
iss"e
wi'l
refund
outstanding
^
which
similar
mature
amount c*
July
1,
3%
1949,
convertible
the
note
exchange
to
upon
security
of the hearing now set for Jan. 8 to Jan. 27, 1942 so
holders may receive this notice and have such oppor¬
additional time affords to make known their attitude
proposed to be included in the order.
Bank of Boston is trustee of the debentures
maturing in 1947 and 1948 and the State Street Trust Co., Boston,
Mass., is' trustee of the issue maturing in 1950. • The Old Colony
Trust Co., Boston, Mass., is trustee of the issue maturing in
19627
tunity
toward
„
The
as
this
the
restrictions
First
National
stockholders
had
and
asked
then
in
court
the
to
and
papers,
Hartford
&
of
The
RR.—Reorganiza¬
the
company were again
brought
the
executive
committee
rep¬
road,
and
the
committee
representing
the
and
the
Boston
and
Providence
Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—
'
1941
and
interest
1940
$83,377
________
$72,035
9,954
10.238
Sheet
Sept.
30,
1941
$61,797
yJ-7;"
■
■
i-V
accounts
Finance
Jan,
12
Corp.—Smaller Dividend—
declared
and
the
dividend
a
of
10
■.,
share
per
..
quarterly
dividends
stock
to
and
1941,
p. 1415.
154,
of
25
incl.
20,
Dec.
on
cents
usual
quarterly dividend of 37 Va cents
both payable Feb. 2 to holders of record
the pref. stock,
on
Pacific
First
with
cents
share
had been paid
1, 1941, and, in addition, the
special distribution of 20 cents
per
Nov.
made
Ry.
a
Files Petition
—
of
and
for
54.
for
$1,800,000
Paul,
the"
for
ICC
authority to
be issued by
together
certificates,
trustee.
as
to
The
proceeds
the
company's own cash will be used to purchase
stock.
This will include six Diesel electric loco¬
rolling
all-steel
500
sale
the
St.
with
trust
equipment
of
Co.
of
application
an
serial
Trust
balance
a
Bids
p.
filed
has
$1,800,000
$2,275,000
of
ballast
the
cars.
issue
be
will
received
Jan.
up
21.—V.
155,
V ;.
'
i
Pacific American Fisheries, Inc.—Pays $1 Dividend—
The
first
pei;
company
,
stock,
share
The
the
$5,
since
company
in
1941.
90
was
Dec.
on
no
dividends
cents
in
of
1938
154,
20
par
made
was
No
30,
dividend
a
holders
of
record
when
$1
26.
on
the
was
the
share
per
Dec.
This
distribution
a
of
cents
15
248.
p.
Products—Pays 10-Cent Dividend—
stock,
common
paid
29
to
April
made.—V.
was
distribution
Dec.
on
par
payment
Pacific Clay
on
paid
December,
of
10
cents
25,
paid
Inst,
during
1937.—V.
making
1940.
152,
The
similar
A
1.
total
a
share on
per
to holders of record Dec.
March
were
dividend
a
value,
of
20
previous
cents
payment
1600.
p.
Pacific Indemnity Co.—Pays Extra Dividend—Earns.
The
company
the
and
last,
1,
last
2,
Jan.
of
dividend
quarteily
extra dividend of
an
quarterly dividend of 50
-$10, both to holders of
year,
25
cents
share
per
rate increased from
extra of 20 cents
an
10 cents per
cents
was
share
per
record
par
extra
an
2 paid
on Jan.
regular
stock,
common
Dec.
15.
distributed
40
cents
was
paid
to
in
share
on
On
the
April
and
the
50 cents.
addition to
the
On
regular quarterly of 40 cents.
9 mos. End.
Sept. 30—
1941
Miscellaneous profit
Total
2,832
2,107
$692,453
$722,571
$4.62
earnings
153,
$720,463
and loss items
Earnings per share
—V.
1940
$689,620
Earnings
$4.82
——
1285.
p.
Panama
Co.—Common Stock Of¬
Coca-Cola Bottling
fered—What is believed to be the first
in this market for a foreign
industrial
equity financing
concern
since the
of the Securities Act took place Jan. 15 with the
offering of capital stock of the above company.
The
financing is interpreted as first manifestation of the in¬
vestment relations between investors in this country and
passage
private industry in the neighboring republic in recent
years.
The offering consists of 33.750 shares ($1 par)
stock of the company, a Panama corporation^
common
dating from
York Stock
1913.
Elder & Co., members of the New
Exchange with offices also in Chattanooga,
Nashville, are offering the shares as
and
Knoxville
agents, at $12.50 a share.
available to the holder of each $1,000 principal amount
of the
debentures
the
discriminates
against New
Haven
plan must be disapproved."—V, 155, p. 265.
stock
common
motives
on
and
d"ore"istion.
bv
by 229,980
Washington
The balance of consideration for his present
holding would be represented merelv by shares of common stock.
The position of the holder of $5.50 dividend series preferred shares,
while difficult to forecast,, would also be seriously affected.
In any
event he would receive only common stock.
$13,998,063 $12,288,839
tAfter
SRcoresected
104.1,
4 256936
297.048
'
—______
•21,874
reserve
4^4
714
714,464
i
Total
$25)
pon 000
4,721.478
stock—Dr. l__i—
•Treasury
Of)"990
152 700
600.000
'
surplus
Earned
o7V'^7
190.285
4 "'0.305
-I
—
.
at
Division,
supported
..408.578
navable
provision
$5 75A,(l0a
(currentlvV—__—l,5f>0,000
pavpb'e
Dividends
Notes
3,027,850
" /
§Liailities—
Notes -payable
Tax
2 560 782
61,338
lii—t
.—a,!-..i'i-
Common
5*.878
-
4,071,102
charges
Total
•
held
relief"
receivable, $2,199; shares in other
$692,737; interests in claims and explorations
office furniture and equipment less depreciation,
on
share.—V.
the
requiring that New England Gas and Electric Association change
its present capitalization to one class of common stock and one,
class of long term debt, such debt, to be in an amount not to
"(1)
$700,464
' 5,000,000
7'- 788,801
3 196.412
w
Officers stock
Deferred
1940
AC».200
,
receivable, etc.^
Inventories
the
further
I
was
the reconvened
fairly-.and -inequitably
-
$72^,170
patents,
Mtges. and notes rec., and sundry invests. ,(netK
ask
of
;
1041
plants,
Goodwill,
to
other
'
-
Assets—
at
; $2.19
and
proceedings
might have an opportunity to determine whether further
on
these questions was to be submitted.
date of Dec. 31, 1941, the Assistant Director of the Public
Under
Utilties
that
.
these
drastic
Equipment Issue—
at
person,
208,106
earned
in
such was its
and equitable
for distribution of voting power.
The hearing was ad¬
journed until Jan. 8, 1942 so that a period might be provided during
which either the Commission or the Association, or any other inter¬
254,741
,
7208,107
($25 par)y._-._i.i.
share„__________^_^___„___^„
per
provision
Income..
stock
231,340
after" hearing
if
which by agreement of counsel expressed on the
to be determined on the basis of evidence sub¬
to be confingll-io the question of simplification and the
were
7 $456,915
$755,891
____
and,
such
Commission
Illinois
Northern
,
matters
the
evidence
Net
Com¬
necessity
I
310 089 .;"7:103,500'7.7" 96,237 -77 7,
!
Cash dividends paid or -declared
hearing
1941,
17,
mitted
.'■■
exr
necessary
for
dismissing the complaint,
in
effect, to
exercise
$857,200.
22.
the
issue
that undue complexity existed and pointed out
requirement that voting power be distributed
was
a
Massachusetts Trust of a
well-known
were
power
record
9,997
* /;
4
the
of
de¬
reserve,
common,
Regular
the
Association
voting
in
group
$55,228;
Company
that the absence of voting power conferred distinct advan¬
which
were
widely
known and
generally
understood.
The
further suggested that the Commission first proceed to deter¬
whether simplification of corporate
structure and distribution
Dec.
*.;.v Operating
filed with
the
49,161 out of 50,000 shares
owned by the Third Avenue Ry.—V. 142, p. 631.
15.
the
$106,200;
capital
subsequently
favor
of
—$73,423 ,/;
less
share
per
President,
trustees
In
_
corporation
^^
determination, the matter of providing a plan on a fair
ba.sis be undertaken.
! ;v 288,624
—312,028
expenses
bf
44,835
:•
to
the
in
court,
complaint
Haven
dividends
directors
the
per
and
mine
7,330,127
842,820 ."
administrative
,.
shares.—
answer
$8,968,735
,
9,198,740'
expenses
•General
the
1940
$11,564,*119
—
which
answer
reference
tages
1941
•
1,300
subsid¬
2,000
;
with
~
Co.—Earnings—
30—
I^J -.■ if
1935.
type
•
,
1
D. Gampbellv
from :F:
of
first
the
Canada
Northern
holders of Association are
security
that
p.
1,500 shares ana Mr. Hesse
lines
car
application
ground
the
The
Sept. 30—
total,
The
on
Milisop,
1,500 shares and Frank M. Hesse, 500
holds options to purchase 5,500 shares; Mr. Fink
Milisop
*
appli¬
an
(a
payable,
$126;
explorations reserve,
$70,000;
(1,000,000 no par shares), $500,000; distributable surplus,
$92,986; earned surplus, $194,088; total, $857,200.—V. 151, p. 3569.
V
employees
for two years after Dec. 11,
Fink,
14
Liabilities—Accounts
four
R.
Jan.
capital stock
on
George
or
Again—
the
profit
$835;
in receipt of a letter dated
whiGh states:
Under date of Oct, 9, 1941 we advised you that the Securities and
Exchange Commission had instituted proceedings against the Associa¬
tion under Section 11(b) (2)
of the Public Utility Holding Company
cents
holders
to
by
from
account,
ity Division Intends to Recommend Revision of Capital¬
or liquidation—
The
are
Jan.
and that
companies
7
to
granted
were
trustees
from
Balance
ization
Jan: -8,
to
insurance
Assets—Cash,
Vi: New England Gas & Electric Association—SEC's Util¬
7.77, 7 i"7'
each
cents
14.
paid
stock
common
50
1940.
155,
15
Dec.
company 'on
share
per
Weir
Mr.
22,000 shares, Mr.
V." 154, p. 1266,
1940.—
v,<
E.
Thomas
shares.
7'I
holders of record Jan...24..„,,
Nov. 1, last,- 40 cents on Jan.
on
1940,
cents
40
options
acquire common stock at $30 a share
as follows:
Ernest I. Weir, 1,500 shares;
shares;
to
31
reports
1941,
minimum
A
McLouth Steel Corp.—Year-End Dividend of:75-Cents
V;'The
Net
have
corporation
street
the
shown.
asks
law
also
denied
Expenses
Jan.
assured,'. Malcolm
m
dividend
Jan.
158.,
p.
censorship code will cancel any of
C.
Instructions have been issued vo
glad to see this code announced, and believe that it
effect, especially among some of the smaller
overlooked the importance of strictly observing
censorship rules."—V. 155, p. 192,
,
been
reorganization
ICC
the
Years End.
Income
National Steel Corp.—Stock Options—
Co.—4tf-Cent Dividend—
20
on
the
on
will
McCall's
153, p. 993.
payable
with
compares
1941,
not
of
declared
have
stock,
common
and
issue
annual average circulation.
an
copies
McLellan Stores
•
>
from $1.
a year
the
Northern
t
With the change in advertising rates,
McCall will guarantee that
its delivered advertising rate will not exceed $2.50 per thousand based
'
on
the use of a black and white page. ' This will be determined by-
■
the
New
of
proposed
7
salutary
a
which
security
class
complaint.
very
have
of
the
special
restraining directors of
meeting to ratify a "declar¬
granted
Colony
as
anticipate any difficulty, but nevertheless we shall not
vigilance.
We should reiterate that ever since the war the
are
by
according
terms
creditors
anticipate that the
stations
class
any
savings bank group of its creditors petitioned for reopening
of the reorganization
proceedings in the light of the decision in Decem¬
ber of the U. S.
District Court for Connecticut "that the acquisition
of the properties of the Old
Broadcasting Co. has had a self-imposed censorship in effect
the promulgation of the code finds us already meeting its
that
so
maga¬
stated on Jan. 16.
Tne.y
copy price of the maga¬
of
mutual
v^orc
terms.
McCall's
in
classes
same
order
an
"sufficient
not
plaintiff
directors
York
resenting
not
our
National
McCall Corp.—Plans Advertising Rate Increase—
The corporation
do
the
Collins
for
also
that
had
tion Before ICC
Hnn of the censorship code a cut will he Immediat.elv made.
nf the censorship code a cut will be immediately
"We
said
"the
outstanding
New
announcers and masters of ceremonies on these shows to
from all subjects which the Government regards as tabooed.
time these shows have been monitored with extra care in
some
different
of
advocates
T.
Corwin's
Commission."
Bronx,
as
Censorship Code—
particular
any
.
the
tion
1941
During
1940
payments
were
made as follows: Feb.
28,
Aug. 26, $2.75, and Dec. 21, $2.—V. 155, p. 158: • "» V " V.
n
on
for
taking any action to effectuate an
agreement to merge the company into another, to be known as the
Third Avenue
Transportation Corp.
;v
:;'v
The company has 14 miles of street railway in upper Manhattan and
Radio City and at other division points
This practice will continue
s0 that
during any of these so-called ad lib shows, objectionable
statements are indicated by audience participants which are in vlola-
share, paywith $1.75
that
15.
quiz programs now on N. B.
veer away
„
•
per
Aug.
on
not
do
producers,
This
28.
$3.25
of
"We
the
Collins
the
than
stockholder of the company
a
Ry.),
Mr.
functions -lodged
Referring to the censorship code, Jan. 16, issued by the Director of
Censorship, Clarence L. Menser, N. B. C. program manager, said:
were
,
Dividend—*
dividend
a
Jan.
last,
23,
Dec.
on
declared
15
Jan.
on
leading
NBC Statement
,
to dealers at
or
.
.
able
will,
more
as
yield not
Prior to Jan. 1, 1942, there were 22,849 shares of
stock issued and sold; since that date and to and including
12,
made
will
public
monthly.
common
Jan.
month
the
to
$500,000
the
between
the
William
Justice
Transit
of
aware
Interborough Ry.—Writ Denied—,,
dismiss
Collins
said
restrain
m.r
out .of
rather
holders
as
Avenue
injunction
an
the
company
dthp
interest
act
Justice
Third
to
fully
are
265.
p.
Court
the
Justice
he
Red Network had 83% of this total gain
during 1941.
Two other net¬
requires obtaining an
works divided the remaining 17% increase, and one network's
listening
average of approximately $50,000 new money each month for the next
several months.,
To assure the obtaining of this money as needed,;_ '
rah^wiUnM
loan
- a
1041
*jt
ixm
the company has'filed an application with the SEC for authority to
1T^ thJfirctu years 1940 £nd *941 Mr- Witsell to its parent company, Standard Gas & Electric Co., each month™er IeF.0orttd
ffr *alf;hour pro|rams
commencing with January, 1942, part of unsold shares of its issue
nd ^®
^ t 1*1 IfJt seven. Today
of 150,000 shares of common stock at $22.75 a share.
-The sales to
the cab ratings give, the Red Network the first 13 half-hour programs
■The
155,
routes.
as
compared with
program
of
to
Theodore C. Corwin
fendants
,
the
holders
the company from holding a stockholders'
ation of abandonment" of the company's
program than ever before for both evening and dayas
of
which
trustees of the trust property for
all
security
undertake
Supreme
counsel
are
attempted impartially to raise all questions
security holders in the answer filed by
proceedings.
Nevertheless, it should be borne in mind
New York City
;•
history
of
between
or
not
security
conflict
any
group.—V.
stations used per program in 1940
is
by
have
these
in
holders
can
all
and
rights
the
in
that
18,
of
class
or
them
of
June
3974.
p.
the
was
stations per
Here
•
are
represented
related
above.
benefit
group
:
:
*
trustees
matters
affecting
account
on
1940 average number of stations per evening program was 63
1941 average number of stations per evening
program was 73
average number of stations per daytime program was 47
average number of stations per daytime program was 62
• '
Mr. Witmer points out that the over-all national audience of
the
N.
B.
C.-Red Network has not only increased at a
greater rate in
1941 over 1940, but it has for outstripped
any other network.
•
•
Kings
155,
the
cab
£5®.
1941:
.
practices of
These
Inc.—$5 Dividend—
County Lighting Co,, not a party to the.
K;'
1940
proceeding.
The
Commission questioned
an
item of $5,141,704 at
■'r*J 1941
which 48.868 shares of the Kings County Lighting Co.
was carried
'A
ing
at
1946.—
^ens^s. A typical survey shows the following comparisons between
of ■ the •
company's accounting practices. The company charged that the Com-,
mission did not confine itself to examining its books, but after having
instituted the inquiry introduced evidence with respect to the account¬
Jan.
on
17,
1941
year
in
more
PSc'
callable
are
Dec.
ratings of Red Network programs, he reported.
December, 1941, was the largest month in the organization's
history,
with an all-time monthly net revenue
peak, Mr. Witmer pointed out
in his report summarizing sales operations for the
year.' •'
".
A
most
significant fact
is
that Red
Network
advertisers
added
Commission.
The
after
National
Broadcasting Co.,. Roy C.
Witmer,
Vice-President
in
charge of sales, has reported to Niles Trammell, President of N. B. C.
Not only was revenue highest in Red
Network history,
but there
was
a
sharp increase in facilities used by Red Network advertisers
and
The utility
sought a declara¬
tory judgment that the Commission in its investigation of the com¬
pany's books did not have jurisdiction to make an order requiring it
to
write
down
(by charges to surplus)
certain actual costs of its
investments, to new and different values now determined by the
cause
bonds
the
Court
a
new
time
pref
cum.
Banner Year in 1941—
Appellate
against
7%
compares
Broadcasting
,
.j-r-';-'-.,""-^frf;
plaint failed to state
Dec.
National
The
The
the
on
This
9.
on
the
share.—
per
Dec.
Dec.
on
which
to
The
notice
301 days
Dec. 16 paid a dividend of $5 per share
on
last,' $5
share
.
basis.
par
after
The trustees of the Association
company
record
-
$3.50 cum. pref. stock, payable Feb. 2 to holders of record Jan. 26.
similar
v.
Printing Co.—50-Cent Preferred Dividend—
for
par
192.
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills,
1
V
of
Lincoln
a
company
p.
the
and
during
v
on
of
155,
307
Business
of
the
and
Property—Companv
Republic of Panama,
Oct.
was
incorporated
1913.
12,
under
the
laws
It is engaged in the busi¬
bottling Coca-Cola-and other carbonated beverages and in the
manufacture of ice-cream and ice. all of which are sold wholesale in
of
ness
the
Republic
climate
the
Formerly
of
Panama and in the Canal Z^e.
By reason of the
is subject, to relatively little seasonal fluctuation.
business
the
major
part of the
company's- activities
consisted
of
the
preparation and sale of food products at who'esale and retail.
The
food products business was not prof'table. and during the past five
the companv has gradually withdrawn from it.
Company now
practically eliminated such business, and intends to retire from
soon as practicable.
Ice-cream is not included in the
foregoing statement with respect to food products, and the company
years
has
it
altogether as
intends
to
continue
its
ice-cream
business.
company's food products business has been
in
the
more
ticularly
profitable business
Coca-Cola,
with
the
of bottling
result
stantially increased in 1940 and 1941.
that
The
d'mmution
accompanied bv
an
in
the
increase
carbonated beverages, par¬
its
gross
profits
have
sub¬
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
308
Summary of the Operations for Stated Periods
information for the years 1938, 1939; 1940 and the
ending July 31, 1941 (exclusive of the statistics for
bottled beverages sold, in dozens, and of the classification by products
of gross sales, less returns and. allowances, which have been compiled
by t;he company's officials- has been condensed from the statement
of profit and loss included herein and is submitted upon the authority
of the company's accountants, Price* Waterhouse & Co, as experts,
and is subject to the terms of their opinion covering the financial
statements and to the pertinent notes constituting an integral part of
,
seeks
be
sub¬
a
due
.
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.—New Vice President—
>
Johh S. Zinsser, President, announced the election of Dr. William A.
as Vice President. Dr. Feirer has been
director of the medical-
is
,
on
1933.—V,
promissory
p. .338.
a
154,
for
note
.
,
$7,500,000
given
by
the
Feirer
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (& Subs.)—Correction
■
Other
v
beverages
Together
.'*r
■
,v
:
307,439
237,952
300.068
265,081
247,928
846,432
820,736
;——
Gross sales* less returns
and allowances-
1938
546,364
293,109
1939
572,520
485,880
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$390,821
$270,213
157,167
91,863
89,657
56,612
50,112
39,129
63,978
.
$410,108
133,166
beverages
The
.
29,548
Bottled
Pullman, Inc.—SEC Investigates Deals In Stock—
..
181,994
367,308
472,715
$805,681
$779,496
$835,800
423,011
509,868
J 586,074
$234,299
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Ice-cream
I' Ice.
"
Food
;
products,
•
$617,513
Total
Cost
of goods
302,530
sold—
(
Gross profitw-.—
gen.
Profit
Other
$314,983
$382,870
$269,628
136,018
179,536
174,371
& adm. exp._
from
$249,726
$178,965
$203,334
6,219
2,408
$47,739
1,270
Net profit —i—_r—
for income taxes
$179,604
$200,553
$97,665
10,938
12,090
6,747
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:
The
■
$168,666
$197,463
$90,918
$49,009
?
business in carbonated beverages,
jparticularly Coca-Cola, is believed by the company to represent a nor¬
mal
growth of such business.
However, a large, but indeterminable
proportion. of this increase is attributable, in the company's opinion,
to the temporary increase in personnel 4n the Canal Zone incident to
the construction of the third set of locks for the Canal, other defense
construction, augmentation of military forces located there, and to the
defense activities
generally.
Approximately 72%
of the company's
gross sales are made in the Canal Zone,
The company is unable to
make any .prediction as to how long the present abnormal conditions
on
The
crown
-
-
..
.
Capitalization—On Sept. 27, 1941, the authorized shares of the com¬
were reclassified and increased to 206,56Q shares ($1 par) each,
for the 103,280 shares
(ho par) then outstanding, at the rate of IVa shares for 1,
The direc¬
tors determined that stockholders of record Nov. 1, 1941, should be
154,920 of Which were to be issued in exchange
receive
the
increase In
Authorized '
Title of Class•Not
of
Outstanding
*154,920 shs.
206,560 shs.
(pgr JD
Common stock
including 33,750 shares
now
($329,000) from ,the sale
Increase the company's
V;-' $96,459
Accounts receivable (net)
42,122
74,986
4,805
and non-current receivables
Bottles and cases, below cost, including estimated
of trade customers
quantities
53,801
333,760
—
(net)
—
equipment
Deposit on purchase of
deposits
-Deferred charges
33,811
9.580
12,195
—
Other
Total
: ——v
$661,519
,
Litbilities—
$39,862
41,843
Accounts payable—trade
-
26,996
indemnities—-.
Capital stock (103,280 shares, no par) .
Earned surplus
;
Reserve
for
155,
"Proceeds
employees'
129,100
423,717
of
p.
962.
Dividends—
Dec, 24 paid a dividend of 10 cents per share
on the common stock, par $1, to holders of record Dec. 11.
A similar
distribution was made on this issue on June 13 and Oct.
15, last,
The
company
making
stock
a
in
The
on
total in 1941 of 30 cents.
Nothing was paid on the common
1940
regular
cumul.
cents
quarterly
conv.
dividend
of
15
the 60
cents per share on
class A and class B pref.
stocks, no par value, was
paid on Jan. 15, 1942 to holders of record Jan. 2, 1942. During 1941,
distributions on the pref. shares were made as follows: Jan. 15 and
April 15, 30 cents each, July 15 and Oct. 15, 15 cents each.—V. 154,
RR3.
p
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—City of Chicago to
Sue Company for
$8,362,000—
Corporation Counsel for the City of Chicago has been instructed
by Mayor Kelly to sue company for approximately $8,362,000 which
jthe company is alleged to owe under a 40-year-old ordinance that
called for payment of 5% of gross receipts from the sale of natural gas.
The company ceased such payments in 1918 after a ruling by the
city comptroller that it was not liable to the tax because the natural
gas it was selling was* mixed with manufactured gas, according to the
city's Corporation Counsel.—V.
154, p. 1632.,
on
directors on Jan.
the common stock, payable March 10 to holders of record Feb. 20.
amount was paid on Jan. 10. April 30. Julv 31 and Oct. 31. last
and on March 11, June 10 and Sept. 10, 1940.—V. 154, p. 910.
Portland Electric
Power Co.
—
Sues Bank For $18,-
718,100—
267.
p.
:
Independent trustees of the company according to press dispatches
Portland, Ore., have filed a suit in Federal Court for $18,718,100
against the Chase National Bank, New York.
The suit is based on
involved financial transactions of several year.s ago, when the company
distribution to retail druggists
for
155,
161.
p.
'•
i.'
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S.
Adams
re-elected
was
President
of
the
corporation at a
effective five years
a year for
each year of continued service after Jan.
1, 1942.
Mr. Adams was
granted an irrevocable option: to purchase all or any part of 50,000
shares of common stock at $5 a share.—V. 155? p. 160* >
of
with
$100,000
after Jan.
1942, for
1,
retirement
a
agreement
payment to Mr. Adams of $2,500
a
Superior Oil Co.
•Net
Engineering Co.—Plans To Issue
-
.
at
special
a
the
(Calif.)—Earnings—
tEarns.
meeting
Jan. 26 will vote on
issuance of new convertible
'After
rents
25
corporation on Jan. 2 paid an extra dividend of 25 cents per
share and the fegular semi-annual dividend of 50 cents per share oh
the
Company
$1,600,000
be
Steam
.
on
selected by-lot from a list of stockholders
20. 1942.—V. 155, p. 160.
Jan.
15
dend of
$1,625 and
a
premium of $10.
In
private
a
by
the
of
end
subsidiaries
and
1941
payment
The
It is
New
737,000
understood
dividends
of
Oct. 1,
York
first
to
Stock
and
that
out
of
the
securities provided
or
the
such
extent
of
conversion
act.—V.
the
directors have
are
bank loans
new
154,
do
and
service
and
to
call*;:
the' subordination
that
155,
p.
seems
necessary
under applicable
'
270.
•
848.
p.
similar
155, pp. .57
show
Listed—
year.
steam-electric generating
,
major
and at many
1942 construction plans is a
the company's
tp transformer capacity at its own substations
The
of
additional transformer
installation
capacity at
smaller
distribution substations to meet the electrical needs of
and
wartime housing
154, p. 1731..
projects
also
is
on
the
1942 work
-
Period End. Dec. 31—
Taxes
1941-r-3 Mos.—1940
$'74l.R00
1941—Month—1940
$816,P03
60,149
$248,845
74 019
59,686
194,012
172,397
$117,504
116,159
$115,140
114,691
$367,433
351,119
$348,671
$263,480
85.827
.
255.458
earnings
Int., deprec. & divs,,
Surplus
-V; 155, p. 2S9.
$1,345
$449
.
$16,314
1941,
decline
a
Dec.,
1941—Month—1940
which
sales
has
replacement division
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$728,622 $11,447,598
to
$8,473,207
new„ car manufacturers continued
been evidenced in recent months.
Sales
to
Twentieth
were
Century—Fox
Film
Corp.
—
Employment
Contract—
Wobber,
$1,250
,
corporation
reports an
employment
contract
with Herman
Western distribution manager, for five years, at a salary of
week, and with an additional $12,500 a year for expenses.—
a
155,
p.
194.
,
Union; Electric Co. of Missouri—To Receive $565,599—
-
/
The company will receive. $565,599 .as
a partial liquldating. dividend
Cupples Station Light, Heat & Power Co., a subsidiary, accord¬
ing to an application filed with-the SEC. The Cupples 8tation com¬
pany
proposes to reduce
the par value of its 10,000 outstanding
shares of capital stock from $100 to 50 cents a share, in. order to
provide a capital surplus out of which the dividend wilt be paid.—
v. 154, p. 1497.:;
r*/;.^"7"r-T—,-v-—
- -
from
United Aircraft Corp.—* Pfd. Stock Sold
—
Common
stockholders of the corporation who had until Jam, 13 to
subscribe to 265,669 shares of 5% preferred stock (par
$100) exercised rights to subscribe to slightly over 60%
of that amount.
The offering price was $100 a share.
The unsubscribed portion consisting of 106,255 shares
or 39.995% was quickly sold Jan. 14 by Harriman
Ripley
220.732
scriptions for stock beyond the amount of their allot¬
ments.
Business—Corporation has been engaged in business since Sept. 1*
having acquired its assets at the close of business on Aug. 31f
from its "predecessor, United Aircraft & Transport Corp.
Cor¬
poration was originally a holding -company owning stocks and con¬
trolling the financing and operations of subsidiary corporation.
As at
Julv i, 1936, the corporation took over the business and assets of its
domestic manufacturing subsidiaries and is now an operating
company."
1934,
Net
(& Domestic Subsidiaries)—Sales-
& Co. and associated underwriters at $100 a share. Most,
of the underwriters are understood to have had sub¬
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
Gross earnings •
Operating expenses—
and 92.
by
reported to be up over a year ago but
blow those of the previous month. Increased v61ume of the mechanical
rubber division over a year ago and November 1941 was an important
factor in total sales volume last month, it was added.—V. 154, p. 1704.
the
V.
the
company's inter-connected hydro-electric and
system.
in
special
$1,041,167
During
''-Yj'f.-'-
amount of electricity available for this region's war materials
industry plants and for normal growth, requirements .will be-increased
early this year by the addition to the company's generating facilities
of a new unit at Boulder Dam This will be the company's third gener¬
ator at the dam and will add 52,500 kilowatts of capacity to the
included
a special dividend of 30 cents per share
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share
payable April 1 to holders of record Mar. 2.
distribution was made on April 1, last year!—
Period Ended Dec. 31—
I-,.
for
declared
regular
Sales
has authorized the. listing of $14,mortgage, series "B,"' 3ft% bonds, due
issued and outstanding.—V. 154, p. 1194.
facilities
the
Thermoid Co.
restrict
not
struction
and
system-wide improvements which will total approxi¬
mately $7,500,000, according to Harry J, Bauer, President. The acceler¬
ated war program, reflected in virtually all phases of the company's
operations, has been met by the plans for greater development of
resources
to
A
Reinforced electric power service for Southern California war activi¬
will be supplied in
1942 by this company through new con¬
program.—V.
stock
V.
all
ties
various
Wis.,
the common stock, both
It was learned Jan. 7.
amount of parent and
earnings.—V.
Development Program—
Also
Jn* Superior,
outstanding bank loans to
Southern California Edison Co., Ltd.— Plans Power
addition
into
on
Exchange
refunding
1971, all of which
factories.
Generating; Station
Swift & Co.—Special Dividend—
The
The
power
The
?
consolidated mortgage .bonds at not to exceed 103% .
.
be evidenced by unsecured -notes;
American Power &
requirements
subsidiary debt a year earlier.
Substantially improved earnings permitted the company to retire
the debt and pave the way for resumption of dividend payments on
the outstanding preferred
stock, which carries arrearages of $68.25
share.
2,
.
stock
>
liquidated
completely
had
reduced
with the maturity extended to 1947,
net reduction of $3,369,500 from the
per
An
Jan.
sale
company
debt of
is
12.
kept in effect.
v.'.-■■:
:v
SEC,; however, believes that In order to give Superior a satis¬
capital structure under the Publio Utility Holding Company
Act, the open-account indebtedness should be converted into common
The call priginally. was sched¬
St. Regis Paper Co.—Debt Cut To $2,400,000—
$2,400,000
Dec.
record
also made on
will
Co.
in~ addition
The
of
was
The
■
funded
holders
secured permission from the SEC to borrow Up to
the Guaranty Trust Co., New York.
Proceeds will
of an addition to the company's Winslow
Electric
loan
Power
by several institutions on a 4ft% dividend basis.
Annual savings from the refunding are estimated at $45,600.—V. 155,
p. 160.
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:v.;
a
to
per share
factory
Most of the funds for the redemption were obtained
15 in New York, when an equal number of shares was taken
Jan.
stock
cents
construction
be
began redemption of its 22,826 shares
a share, which figure includes a divi¬
uled for April 1.
on
25
Light Co., parent holding company; will subordinate this total amount
of the loan in the open account indebtedness of Superior to Amer¬
ican.
However, Superior is to pay interest upon that amount of
indebtedness along with the balance ■•-of Indebtedness due American
so
long as current interest of the notes is paid when due;
Also,
American Power & Light GOr can exchange, ^onvert
or ntherwise
change all or any part of the indebtedness of Superior Water, Light
&
corporation
has
from
for
used
$109,000 first
close of business Jan.
of 6ft%- pref. stock at $111,625
of
600,000—
company has notified the Chicago Stock Exchange that 750
shares of the company's $100 par pref. stock will be redeemed on
April 1, next, at $110 per share plus accrued and unpaid dividends.
the
ordinary
distribution
Superior Water Light & Power Co.—To Borrow $1,-
■
Reliance Manufacturing Co. of Illinois—To Call Stock
of
and
common
extra
last year, as compared with 50 cents extra on Jan. 2, 1940, and extras
of 25 cents each on Jan. 3, 1939; on
July. 2, 1938, and on July'2;
1937.—V. 151, p. 3902.
^
The
as
undeveloped leases,
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—Extra Dividend—
The
; ;
Nil
depletion,
of
The
cents on March 21, 1941; 50 cents on Dec. 24, 1940; 37 ft cents
Sept. 25, 1940, and 25 cents in preceding quarters.—V. 155, p. 55.
on
$$13,178
$2.50
*
paid a dividend of 50 cents per share on'.
stock, par $5, to holders of record. Dec. 16.
This comwith 37 y2 cents per share paid on June 26 and Sept. 29, last; v.
pares
1940
$1,057,345
share
per
depreciation, intangible development expenditures,
properties, abandoned, and in 1941 after
provision for Federal income taxes.
fOn 423,014 shares of capital
stock, $25 par.
$Loss.—V. 155, p. 270.v:';'r-
a
common
"
v
1941
profit
.
convertible
new
adver¬
part of an
as
.
Standard Brands, Inc.—President Re-elected—Option.
salary
,
^
343,593
from
-X
'
•
the sale of $2,0004)00- of -promissory notes to
were used to purchase from the Squibb
total of 52,910 shares of stock at $50 a share, which had
tising program.—V.
Ended,
15 declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
A like
year,
f.V.
reports
a
accrued
been
The company oil Dec. 26
the
.
r
industries
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
Plan, Inc.,
similar license for certain of the
Saint Paul Union Depot Co.—Bonds
Payne Furnace & Supply Ca.—Common
Telephone Co.—Proposed Expan¬
•
Chase National Bank. Proceeds
Pays 50-Cent Common Dividend—
the
154,
a
Corp.—Reorganization
$661,519
Total
—V.
1287. '
p.
company,
Company
•
.
preferred, if the plan is adopted
by our stockholders, will be used to restore working capital and cash
reserves to proper balance," Mr. Collens said.
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\
* '
r
This
Accrued liabilities
t
!
.
share:—V.' 153,'
per
(E. R.) Squibb & Sons—Sells PromissoryNotes—
Agreement
■
The
Cash in banks and .on hand
assets
per
recapi¬
talization plan providing for
preferred
stock for purpose of securing additional working capital necessitatedV
by increased war orders.
The plan proposes an issue of 7,500 shares
of $5 convertible preferred stock, according to letter sent to stock¬
holders by Clarence L. Collens, President.
Sinking fund provisions
will make possible redemption of the new -preferred at $103 per share
up to Feb. 1, 1947, and thereafter at $102 per share plus dividends
to redemption date.
Each share of preferred will be convertible into
five shares of common up- to five days before redemption date.
Company is now negotiating with underwriters for sale ,of the entire
7,500 preferred shares, the letter states:
■■;
JUlf
Inventories
hands
cents
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Refunds Pref. Stock—
BalSni:e ShMt'
in
five
and
Stockholders
working Capital.
Fixed
of
14
Stock to be redeemed will be
being offered."
Purpose—The net proceeds to the company
the shares being offered will be used to
Investments
dividend
a
cents
outstanding stock provided for by
exchange.
As of Nov. 26, 1941, and; giving effect to the fore¬
transactions/ the capitalization of the company is as follows:
such
going
paid
This
monetary consideration.—V, 155, p. 267.
a
New Preferred—
-
•
„
pany
entitled to
'■•'
Bell
3 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
of The
violation by the company.
l
together with its parent company, American ■ Tele¬
phone & Telegraph Co., has filed a joint application with the Securities
and Exchange Commission for authority to speqd $4,761,000 In order
to supplement existing
facilities between Dallas, San Antonib and
Houston, Texas, a distance" of 427 miles.—V, 155, p. 194.
J
.
non-exclusive, non-transferable license to
a
Reliance Electric &
.
or
equipment and
tions.—V.
the price of granulated sugar, us at
year, make such investments in plant
will be satisfactory to The Coca-Cola Co., use the
and
sion
.
terminating the reorganization proceedings of the corpora¬
discharging the Irving Trust Co. as trustee was signed
by Federal Judge William Bondy. The court fixed eleven years
as
the time in which. security holders may present their holdings in
exchange for new securities provided for in the plan or reorganiza¬
Coca-Cola CO. except in certain
cases specified in the contract, and otherwise comply with the contract,
Citrus Products Co. of Chicago, 111., has granted to the company
the exclusive fight and license within the'Republic of Panama and the
Canal Zone to bottle and sell "Kist" trade-marked beverages, and the
company is the registered owner of the
trade mark "Kist" in the
Republic of Panama, but must reassign such trade mark to Citrus
Products Co. in the event that the contract is canceled for just cause
bottle
Southwestern
decree
A
conform, to the bottling standards specified therein,
equipment as
and on Dk^c. 15, 1939, an extra -Of $1.50
:
par
10
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
transportation costs and
and
Extra-'Dividend—K
22 paid an extra dividend of $1.25 per share
regular quarterly dividend of 37ft. cents per share
on the capital stock,
par $25, both to holders of record Dec. 8;
On
Dec. 20, 1940, the company paid an extra dividend of $1 per share,
Jame3
600 gallons of, syrup each
distinctive
1632.
The company on Dec.
-
actively promote the sale oiT Coca-Cola, refrain from selling imitations
or
substitutes for Coca-Cola, purchase Coca-Cola syrup from The.
Coca-Cola Co. at prices to be adjusted from time to time in accordance
least
p.
in addition to the
\'"
agreement calls for
latter's
of
-with
last,
no
of
R. C. A. from Don Lee in return for
tion
the company
distribution
week.
this
The
the
that
301—V.. 154,
South'• Penn Oil Co.—Pays
Radio Corp.
stated
Jan.
to
as
than Jan.
SEC not later
of America and the Don Lee Broadcasting System
have consummated a television patent interchange agreement, it was
the extent of diminution in
continue or
will
Dec. 15,
stock,
on
common
initial
An
company's business which would be caused by cessation of such
conditions.
In the present war the Canal Zone and the adjacent terri¬
tory may be a scene of military operations, with consequent danger
to the company's property and business.
.
v .
Franchise—By virtue of a franchise from The Coca-Cola Co. (Del.),
company is the exclusive bottler and distributor of bottled Coca-Cola
within the Republic of Panama and the Canal Zone,
It does not have
the exclusive right to Sell Coca-Cola syrups to soda fountains within
that territory.
The, franchise is perpetual, subject to the conditions
In the Canal Zone
the
Inc.—Pays 5-Cent Dividend—
Radio Corp. of America—Television
substantial part of the increased
A
,
■
value, to holders of record Dec.
per share was made on this
issue on May 1, 1941, which was followed by another payment Of 10
cents per share on Nov. 1, 1941.—V. 152, p. 2566.
$44,941
——_
company
share
4,068
Net profit
Prov.
and Upon completion of a construction program and general
corporate purposes,
V
'
'
Requests by interested persons on the declaration regarding the
sale of the bonds may be made in writing to-tjre secretary of the
denture
'
and
201,987
.
$95,257
639
deducts.
/
company has asked the. SEC .for permission . to sell $970,000
3 ft %
first mortgage pipe line sinking fund bonds, due 1956,' at
a
price of 102.78 to the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co,'
Proceeds will be deposited #ith the* trustee- under the- company's in¬
Exchange Commission has sent a questionnaire
to brokers asking for dealings on company's stock from March 27
to April 17, 1941.
'
On March 27 the company, invited tenders of stock from shareholders in sufficient, amount to use up $15,000,000 which would be.
used for. the retirement of the. stock.
The company did not stipulate
a price and later announced that the
tenders were unsatisfactory.
;
On May. 22 the company again invited stock tenders for the same
amount, but named a. price of $29, a share and on June 6 announced
that it had accepted for purchase 517,298 shares from a total of
1874;451 shares tendered. ,•
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(
The stock sold at a high of 267/a on March 2^, at a low of 24Va on
April 17, at a high.of 28Ya on May 22 and a low of 27 ft on June 5,
the expiration date for the receiving of tenders.—V, 154, p. 1271.
10.
,
Securities
Purolator Products,
oper.—
less
inc.
1103.
of
,
1
Bell.,
154, p.
The
earnings report of the company presented on page 267 in the
Jan. 17, 1942, is for the month and 12-month period ended
Nov.. 30.—V. .155, p. 267.
.
1940
July 31, '41
527,627
(in dozens)—
Coca-Cola
'Ji.
1940.—V.
Bonds Privately—
The
*
Issue of
-Years Ended Dec. 3i—:
7 Mos. End.
Bottled bevel-ages sold
division since
research
in
latter
-
> Southern Natural Gas Co.,Birmingham, Ala.—1To Sell
financial statements.
such
and when
the
suit
A
months
by the Central Public Service Corp.
Portland General Electric Cpi, was. formed.'
pending in Federal Court in which the Chase National
$4,786,000 from the Portland General Electric Co., alleged to
sidiary,
financial
The
controlled
was
\
.
seven
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
$5,078
1934,
'Ji,
Number 4035
Volume 155
oL
business
The
the: corporation is carried,
three
subsidiaries,
Three of
divisions
and
facturing
divisions and each has its
and
facturing
subsidiaries
•Pratt
sales
and
character
of
through five operating
on
the
divisions
are
Conversion
Rights—Each share of the preferred stock shall be con¬
at the option of the holder on
any date prior to Jan. 1, 1952
(or, if called for redemption prior to that date, then to and including,
but not
after, the date fixed for such redemption) into full-paid,
vertible
manu¬
own
engineering, research, manu¬
The
operating
divisions
and
organizations.
the
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
*
:•
the
business
done
by
follows:
them
non-assessable
&
Whitney Aircraft Division and its predecessor organizations
been engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of aircraft
have
engines
since
1925
and it
is
of
one
the
two
During
the
for
accounted
years
the
55%
and
75%
between
poration.
This
five
past
■■
division
of
sizes
of
"Wasp"
into
stock,
directors,
which enables these engines to deliver a
at
high altitudes.
"
•■
.•
■
In
connection
with
the
defense
lY-Yr'/iY
:,y-
"
of
type
order
further
to
Motors
been
Corp.
and
fee
nominal
Standard
of
output
Jacobs Aircraft
to
granted for-the
Hamilton
the
of
$1
engine.;
per
Division
prior
to
19438076
This
division
resulted
from
-
in
consolidation
the
the
or
the
com¬
outstanding
respect to
of
payment
opinion of
adversely
the
and
the
in
the
to
conversion
such
Income
conversion
price
shall
opinion.
rights
be
aeronautical
Statement for
$
•
serv.
the
or
ac¬
-y'.
* $
<
,
720,000
feet,
square
.
from
licensees.
taxes
on
Foreign
257,085
.
96,500
employees.
United
of
for
Pratt
aries
Gen'l
repair
owned by the cor¬
for airplanes and
shop
mental
work..
Export
'
Division
*
:
•1,531,066
1,174,825
57,901
649,475
341,918
.
Prov.
consists)
of
through
an organization
divisions are sold
all of the stock
which
fr.
of
the
manufacturing
Aircraft
United
Standard
Service
Propellers,
Government
to
are
be
of
ment
For
u
been
776,409
Y 538,959 y';::Y ■':■■■
524,543
4,915,560
6,907,965
5,826,418
3,964,989
2,829,369
2,217,321
2,945,885
1,974,031
1,522,773
sal¬
5,008,511
3,215,276
33,094,854
1,765,327
which
Hamilton
license
under
the
during
without
war
11,044,235
6,161,400
7,405
product'n
Y Y:
33,094,854
the
number
substantially
to
of
parts
'
purchased from subcontractors has
permitting the corporation to devote its
increased,
much
greater extent to the manufacture of those
parts requiring the more highly specialized precision operations and to
assembly and test of the final product.
a
the
For
many
it has been
policy of the corporation in the case
of large contracts to request purchasers to make either down payments
years
upon
execution
time,
or
of
both.
contracts
with
with
U.
the
advance
the
S.
British
payments
curement
contract
practice
and
a
or
was
and
Government
adequate to insure
French
under
partial
of
the
by
the
defense
the
from
provide for
believed to be
are
balance
of
largely self-financed.
As of Oct. 31,
non-applied advances on contracts
reflected
in
the
The corporation has
Developments
balance
total of
a
sheet
at
from
all
Unfilled
Orders
Sales
No. of
Gross Plant
larriman
•20,500;
30,700
♦55,786,000
to
be
underwriters
&
purchased
by
each
them
of
respectively
&
Lazard
Freres &
Co._!
Lynch,
&
Pierce,
1.85
Beane
'
3.65
5.50
G.
3.65
Co-
Cassatt
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.—
1.25
2.75
Sm'^h,
White,
3.65
11.00
&
M.-P.
Putnam
Co., Inp
Stanley
.90
Co
11.00
Murphy & Co
3.80
&
&
Co.
Barney
Weld
&
&
Co
Co
265,669 shs.y *265,669 shs.
*3,600,000 shs.
2,656,691 shs.
664,172 shares reserved for conversion of 5% cumulative
preferred
♦Includes
referred stock,
($5
0
30,756
' '•
1,495,146
i.
stock
($100 par)
par)
t
v
„•.:
1,887,048
1,111,460
667,145
$1,613,608
$1,595,320
$1,648,464
$1,795,921
724,004
724,004
724,004
724,004
$2.03
$2.01
$2.08
$2.32
j
—
and
excess
profits
241,250
taxes—
r
^;:YyYY:Y\YY.:-Y/>-; YYYYY#YvY;;Y YCo.—Reorganization—
presented
were
by
The
amount
bonds
of
of
all
of
of
Canadian
Canadian
of the
conversions
151,
p.
company
was
any
in
Net
year
one
government,
1732.
VV ;"Y '-
held
Gross
the bank.—V.
155,
J.
Rogers
matters. " He
has
production
pany.—V.
155,
of
13,283,455
10,791,214
—21,691,035
——;
—-$201,464,229
reimbursement
having
been
as¬
$6,062,317
in
profit
before
for estimated
bank
on
$1,076,547
warehouse expense..
978,512
864,366
$552,042
$212,181
167,000
loans
40,710
11,037
13,108
41,406
40,678
$332,599
Net profit
Earnings per share of
$117,684
common stock
$2.94
Consolidated Balance Sheet,
Assets—
/
?
,
Dec.
.
$0.84
31
1941
,
Cash:——
1940
$304,972
less
receivable
reserve
Inventories—
(net)
556,189
3,146,469
1,300,867
;
1,318,776
5,409
charges
Trademark
and
6,400
107,510
:.Y
goodwill
$284,664
700,491
3,449,385
—T
Investments and miscellaneous assets
Total
97,081
1
1
$5,868,635
$5,409,581
—
—
—
-
Accounts payable
w-.—$800,162
$674,939
Notes payable
900,000
1,000,000
Accrued taxes, &c.
174,497
137,464
Income
tax
Deferred
.'
provision
liabilities
40,710
66,136
i
72,953
867.400
stock
Surplus from
167,COO
—
.———
—
preferred stock
Common
887.700
...
2,100,000
—-—
2,100,000
305,622
recapitalization
Undivided profits
Common stock in treasury
303,345
508,808
213,460
Dr20,990
Dr20,990
$5,868,635
$5,409,581
—
—
—
snecial
assistant
to
analysis program for
W.
the
;_J,—1
(2,489 shares)——
p.
Y
1497.
■
The
compaiiv
notified
155,
the
p.
was
Service Co.—Liquidated—
liquidated
entirely
that
SEC
it
early
ceased
be
has
to
271.
a
this month and has
holding company.—
"
Westinghoiise Electric & Manufacturing Co.—Licenses
California Firm To Make Defense Marine Equipment—
the Year Ended Dec. 31, 1941
taxes——
154,
Western Public
A.
com¬
Corp.—Earnings—
Federal
5,585,770
$1,530,554
.
—V.
coordinating the company's personnel
work
a
:
$4,743,062
Provision for estimated Federal income taxesProvision
6,933,472
profit
Interest
V.
United Drill & Tool
Estimated
i
161, 92.
194.
p.
f
1940
Liabilities—
88,814
appointed
serve
' : ;r.
: ^
1941
Depreciation
to
4,500,000
———
such
p.
been
director
was
'
1,540,416
—
receive
company's
the Warren
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net profits from operations
Income tax
17,070,597
defense
—
to
of
$8,464,026
Deferred
:
—
amendment
an
in
Yv
sales
18,280
29,202
56,025,378
subsidiary
L.
from
York
amend¬
.
Cuban,
Cost of goods sold
Fixed assets
:
bank——
to
New
proposed
•Consolidated Earnings for the 6 Months Ended Dec. 31
47,145,418
subsidiary
transformation
the
the
-
the
treasury.—V.
took
•>
important suggestion
the
representatives
court
advisement.
into
Accounts
1941—
unconsolidated
141,559
504,483
;
("Yy/Ah,
459,997
;
6,184,880
Patterson, President, to.
'
profits tax
Provision for decline in inventory values
Estimated
For
5.50
—.
.
stock
215,795
153,159
excess
668,817
2,625,300
100,000
A license agreement was announced on Jan. 15 by this company,
authorizing the Joshua Hendy Iron Works of Sunnyvale, Calif., to
its plans and processes-to produce marine turbines, gears and
auxiliary apparatus.—V. 155, p. 92.
use
1.25
»
Capitalization—Directors have authorized the issue of all of the
stock as a single series designated "5% cumulative preferred
,ock," and have reserved 664,172 shares of common stock for issunce
upon the
conversion of such preferred stock.
The eapitalizaon of the corporation, giving effect to the issue of the 265,669 shares
I preferred stock, will be as follows:
Authorized "•
Outstanding
cumul.
income
Estimated Earnings for
Morgan
ner
$2,657,758
202,944
138,582
outstdg.
953,673
expenses
.90
~
$2,671,712
206,248
taxes
committee.
Total
taxes
profit
—
ended
quarter
Dec.
31,
1941,
$1,348,945
—
(F. W.)
the estimated net, profit after
$404,543.—V. 155, p. 271.
The
company
York City
was
first
Dec.
29,
1941,
retire
on
Dec.
mortgage income bonds.
30,
1941,
The
$109,636 of the company's funds,
Co.
the
borrowed
banks, with interest at 3%
to
used
on
balance
of
a
condition
Sept.
$820,000—
$820,000
from
three
was
sales
of
$140,760, together with
utilized to pay to Bucyrus-Erie
contract
for
the
154,
bank
p.
1385.
outstanding
on
Dec.
29,
1941,
were
and
have declared
holders
Dec.
of
1,
155,
dividend of 40 cents per share, payable
10.
A like amount was paid on
a
record
1941,
p.
162.
as
Feb.
with
compared
60
cents
in
preceding
'
purchase
of
Yuba Consolidated Gold
of
$2,247,076.—
Fields, Inc.- -To Pay Dividend
20-Cents—
The
directors have
common
This
loans
2
to
quarters.—V.
Of the loan, $679,240
annually.
all of the company's maturing
balance
2
New
equipment.
Total
Woolworth Co.—40-Cent Dividend—
The directors
United Electrical Coal Cos.—Borrows
V.
.......
the
was
net
March
referred
ommon
i,
—
—T
Oct. 31,
corporation
Fen-
3.65
Co.—
Cuhn, Loeb & Co
%
payable to bank—
United Air Lines Transport. Corp.—New Officer—
3.65
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.
Merrill
$3,051,610
243,152
325,379
199,755
in instalments from reimbursement receivable from the
Government under Emergency Plant facilities
contracts, the right
D.
percentages
11.00
3.65
lornblower & Weeks.
Hutton
320,728
2,117,544
601,110
———
♦Payable
;> -
the
and
1.25
loldman, Sachs & Co.<—.
E.
the
2.00
Dominick
Stone
notes
1938
$2,510,021
'147,737
Western Grocer Co.
*36,964,000
476,479,000
Hark, Dodge & Co
layden,
on
(per contra)
wages
.
signed to
of
1939
119,178
company on Dec. 29 paid an extra dividend of $5 per share on
common
stock to holders of record Dec. 23.
Together with thei
four quarterly dividends of $10 each
paid on Feb. 28, May 31, Aug. 30
and Nov.. 29, distributions on the common stock in
1941 totaled $45
per share, the same as in 1940.—V. 153, p. 1291.
7%
19,163,000
Ripley & Co., Inc. 18.15
&
33,415,611
—
.
—
9,300
per
suggested amendments to the reorganization plan were
company to Judge Brewster of the U.
S.
District
Springfield, Mass., Jan.
7.
A number of other suggested
most
621,844
capital stock tax
to
Total
S.
1940
342,011
-_i. $16,675,582
Reserve fdr sundry contingencies
Capital stock ($5 par)—.
Paid-in surplus
;
Earned surplus
the
cents
Washington Ry. & Electric Co.—Extra Dividend—
30,150,540
—
for
126,574,000
444,348,000
Co., Inc.—
&
The
$201,464,229 :
compensation
Federal
payable
of
Jaker, Weeks & Harden
Ridge Corp
lominick
20,000,000
-„
and
Unconsolidated
U. S.
Hue
Jlyth
:
Accrued divs. pay. upon exchange of U. A. & T.
Corp. stock
on
sales contracts—Customers
13,808,000
follows:
as
320,728
Advances
14,416,000
names
stock
for
Indebtedness
$13,029,000
-
unsubscribed
$54,151,904
==•====*=«,
-
months ended
6,000
50
The
1941
„y—„
miscellaneous
5,300
of
the
under
limiting
3,245,802
,—
1940
5,200
the
•
$2,552,534
5,365,358
5,298,816
2
sundry taxes
126,350,000
—
Underwriters—The
V.
interest
17,446,000
by
District
Eastern
258.
$3,012,219
39,391
Selling, administration and
Federal
236,158,000
iJ.
months)
9,344,322
——
Accrued State franchise taxes
♦Notes
approved
as
the
of
155, p.
the
deposits—
commissions
51,715,000
(10
15,443,057
9,298,419'
514,351
Accrued
Accrued
' '-v:-',-
of 50 cents per
value, to holders of record Dec. 20.
1941
Brothers
by
at
bonds
—
payable
$21,410,000
23,798,000
Government.
are
987,449
(net)—
-——
Accrued
■
of
number
presented
6,352,808
1,876,467
assets—^.——-——
—
incentive
Account
At End of Period
;
♦Including emergency plant facilities under contracts with the U.
of
11,220,790
8,869,248
9,329,730
charges
36,385,000
1941
33,642,037
Employees funds—Defense Savings Bonds
Employees
Railway
Division
1941.—V.
.
$22,149,000
29,190,000
..
A
61,947,233
peace-time economy
development
"■•
>
Ltd.—Pays Extra Dividend—
1272.
bondholders
iVvvo-
Accrued salaraies
10
'
w
pursuant to the plan or reorganiza¬
Eastern
share
amendments
demand
Accrued
approximately 31,500 employees.
(excluding
indicated by the following tabulation:
•
p.
41,428
12,510,161
5,313,382
and
current
Accrued
Dealings—
Jan.
$3,983,653
85,534
__Y_.
per
6,394,236
,
assets
Accrued
to
$4,069,187
stk.
com.
79,097
Inventories
Accounts
distri¬
income
profit
Shrs.
11,299,888
Treasury Notes (Tax Series B—1943)—
1
receivable—trade, less reserve $10,000.—
Total
share
per
Initial
152, p. 3041.
dealing
to
«•
Wabash
no par
expenses
profits
254,179
Accounts
Reserve
of the
that of its Canadian subsidiaries) is
Year—
Net
for
33,896,216
Cash—Defense Savings Bonds purchase account
1941, the
$57,000,000.
over
During the Past Five Years—The
corporation's business
excess
232,836
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Oct. 31,
Deferred
An
;;■■■
—
and
Provision
Brothers
—-
hand
Year
program
which
disc't
6,161,400
•
10,546,280
income
Provision
corporation's^policy that pro¬
be
is
Int.
135,312
Dividends
Large contracts
stock,
Total income
Depreciation
255,652
•Y
59,655,578
to
in
the
Y
11,044,235
—.
taxes
its
time
corporation
Governments.
payments
continuance
payments
progress
followed
contracts
aggregate
sources
the
This
a
for
of
'
\
Liabilities-
so
Court
operations
—V. 154,
36,599,137
'
->
manufacturing policy of the corporation has
subcontracting wherever practicable for the supply of
and finished parts.
Under the .pressure of the emer¬
from
801,362
Y;Y: 918,946
,
Other
cents
17.
cumulative if earned).
issued
1941,
4,500,000
,
Investments.
15,
4143.
p.
Earnings
pay¬
the
years
facilities
own
in
152,
ments
-Fixed
($100 par,
to be
are
the common
on
Court
U. S.
last,
extra
2089.
bonds, series B, dated Jan. 1, ,1941,
/■■■■-A:'':■ •'
/•'
by order dated Aug. 29,
59,790,891
on
30,
an
p.
(Hiram) Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—Earnings
1,371,524
3,800
transformat'n
./.Assets—••
five
of
Dec.
14, last.—V.
May
-V
•
—
accts.
Other deductions
Cash
record
admitted
Income
Vi'
March
Other income
138,676 /:/:/'
plant
a
1981.
mortgage 4'/2%
Warren
...
dividend
a
on
company on Jan. 2 paid an extra dividend
in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend
Profits
9,287,347
58,871,945
Net
1940.—V. 152,
;
on
with
16 on a
following securities of the company:
bonds, series A, dated Jan. 1, 1941, due Jan, 1,
:■/
;•
,-//,'i \;
'V'YiO.-.' Y-."Y
Y ' Y
4% income bonds, series A, dated Jan. 1, 1941,
4%
•;/ 3 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
Yi <•'
-
expenses
doubt,
defense
Normal
paid
made
Exchange
1/ 1991.
District
The
v
of
Other income
owned by the
Standard-type propellers
operating
utilize
semi-finished
been
of
Through its wholly owned subsidiary,
is
it
royalties.
many
to
gency
Ltd.,
manufactured
or
Corp.,
propellers in Canada..
Canadian
Canadian
S.
—V.
to peace-time economy
the
licensed abroad.
which is owned
by the corporation, maintains an organization one of whose functions
is
to assist purchasers and users of the corporation's equipment in
the installation, maintenance and service of such equipment.
Canadian Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co., Ltd., 70% of the stock of
which is owned by the corporation, is engaged in the partial manufacture^ assembly,„sale, servicing and repair of Pratt & Whitney
aircraft
engines and
the" sale," servicing .and repair of Hamiltonproducts
U.
24,496,256
expenses—
and
for
1,
of Missouri
32,289,486
75,820,183
administrative
for
share
per
compares
the
basis
mortgage
securities
share
63,371,945
Prov.
Stock
preferred stock
•
.
issued"
dated
36,385,123
amortiza¬
service
and
&
York
4%%
51,715,706
Engineering & develop,
salaries, costs, etc.—
salaries
'
airport,
an
and
New
Jan.
tion
250,000
at
&
Divisioh.
..
operates
overhaul
an
due
<■
39,100
31
holders of
was
Wabasso Cotton Co.,
plants
retirement
&
cents
This
losses—re-
Selling and
East Hartford, Conn., directly adjacent to the plants of
Whitney Aircraft Division and Hamilton Standard Propellers
The airport is used principally fox flight-testing and experi¬
engines,
-
as
to
General, mortgage
253,417
62,549
„
emergency plant facil.
boats designed for non¬
This division
operates
a
floor area of approximately
15, 1941, had approximately 6,100
.
Division
well
as
Dec.
stock
General
and
expenses
arrangem't
tion
20
5.
Wabash RR.—New Securities Admitted
148,588,902
a
v
Airport
poration,
on
capital
The
236,158,402 126,350,127
Provision
paid on Dec. 20,
was
company
the
share
retirement
of
Dec.
paid on March 15, June 30 and Sept.
share In preceding quarters. In addition,
per
per share
bution of like amount
income
licensees—Dr.
Moving
record
Venezuela Syndicate, Inc.—Dividend No. 2—
The
on
$
35,302,215
•
.
Y
'r.:
dividend
a
of
royal¬
ties and other
from
cents
cents
due Jan.
1938
,
50,795,015
share
per
12y2
holders
to
Dutch Bakers Inc.—20-Cent
Y.'j-
Dec, 20 paid
on
stock
These
15,206
service.
and as of Dec.
cents
12 Va
"Y'Y'
■:'
1971.
;YY-y.
$
Kamp's Holland
company
"when
Export Airlines three large four-engine flying
having
15
ad¬
Periods
1939
v
de
common
and
of
existing
forthwith
<■
Stated
;
.
rights & licenses
Royalties and other in¬
air-cooled engine and its performance during its official Navy trials
permitted the official announcement of a high speed in excess of 400
miles per hour.
This division is also manufacturing for American
Conn.,
the
Calendar Years
1940
235,948,660 126,058,111
ing
large flying boats and amphibions.
This divi¬
sion is now engaged in the manufacture of observation-scout airplanes
and
ship-borne fighter airplanes for the U. S. Navy.
The fighter
airplane was designed around the Pratt & Whitney 2,000 hp. radial
commercial
The
of
of
'■>
«
10 Mos. End.
■
and four-engine
stop
trans-Atlantic
plant at Stratford,
Van
Dividend—
rights
give their opinion as to the adjustment, if any,
price required to preserve to the holders of preferred
substantially equivalent
-
of
come
price of 51 net. Dealer's discount $1.—V. 154,
!' •' '
•
■■■'. ':'.v;•"/
',;•/>• ....
any
board
conversion
stock, the board of directors
independent public accountant
from sale of
design & manufactur¬
Chance
two
an
in
convertible
purchase
of
action with
other
declaration
and
to
number
Proceeds
Vought Aircraft and the Sikorsky Aircraft Divisions.
The
former' specialized in the design and manufacture of Navy singleengine
obseration-scout and
dive-bomber
airplanes and the
latter
in
appoint
product, parts &
of
1939
at a fixed
p. 1385.:
(2)
or
shall
recommended
>•'
"■
Sales
.
the
shall
more
1917.
the
which,
preferred
the
any
Oct. 31,'41
recently, the Hydromatic quick-feathering propeller,
which
is in
wide military and naval use and is used by all
major
air l'nes in the United States.
The propellers have aluminum-alloy,:
blades.and the controllable-pitch mechanism is operated hydraulically.In connection with the defense program, this division has achieved
a
substantial growth
and is also currently operating ahead
of its
assigned schedule.
Nash-Kelvinator Corp. has been licensed to manu¬
facture
Hamilton
Standard-type propellers, for a period extending
through the duration of the national emergency, for a nominal fee
of $1 per propeller.
-/"-t
Vought-Sikorsky Aircraft Division and its predecessor organizations >
have been engaged
in the disign, manufacture and sale of aircraft
since
the
such event,
as
than
thereon,
stock),
securities
warrants
or
affecting
(ft): take
or
preferred
other
or
options
any
other
Consolidated
U
approximately 4,700 employees.
It
developed the first entirely practicable controllable-pitch pro¬
peller, the
constant-speed propeller with
automatic pitch-changing
feature, and,
such
as
conversion, at the
value of preferred
First
predecessor
its
and
corporation,
of
at any time reclassify the com¬
stock
affect materially
of
who
rights
justed
organi¬
zations have been engaged in the design,
manufacture and sale of
aircraft propellers since 1921 and it is the largest manufacturer in
the
United States of propellers
designed for use with high-powered
aircraft
engines.
This division
operates; plants at East Hartford,
Conn., and Pawcatuck, Conn, (leased), having a combined floor area
of approximately 500,000 square
feet, and as of Dec, 15, 1941, had
Propellers
shares
stock
have
licenses
-These
stock,
the conversion
of
Pratt
Co.
Engine
the
date
the
of
(a)
of
action
any
stock,
would
countants
issue
or
take
dividends
or
corporation
,■■■■:
program,
& Whitney-type
aircraft engines to
meet the
requirements of the defense program, :■
the
corporation has granted licenses for-their manufacture,
for a,:
period extending through the duration of the national emergency, to
Ford
Motor
Co., to the Buick and Chevrolet Divisions of General
expand
the
of
this division has achieved
a
large increase in its output of engines and its current production in
terms
of
horsepower is approximately three months ahead
of its
assigned schedule. ■
I
\
•
In
common
shares
class
any
stock
or
common
dividend
supercharger
high percentage of their power
advanced
an
shares of
of
corporation shall
issue
or
common
mon
the
manufacturing
conversion
upon
stock
developed
is
stock
the event the
mon
engines ranging in output from 450 h.p. to 2,000 h.pY The two smaller
sizes are single-row engines of nine cylinders and the two larger sizes
are
two-row engines of 14 and 18 cylinders
respectively.
It has also
and
of
the
converted.
issued
in
radial
air-cooled
at
stock for each $40 par
common
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—-Stock
Offered—Blyth & Co., Inc., on Jan. 15 offered after the
close of business 12,000 shares common stock
(par $50)
price will be
common
be
Y"
four
stock
common
constituted
Provision has been made whereby (1) the con¬
adjusted in the event of the issue of any shares
(other than any shares of common stock which may
so
version
products of this division have
of the total sales of the cor¬
•
manufactures
of
be
of
stock
largest manufacturers of
engines in the United States.
This division operates a plant
Hartford, Conn., having a floor area of approximately 2,500,000
square feet, and as of Dec. 15, 1941, had approximately 20,200 employ¬
East
ees.
shall
,
rate of one share
aircraft
at
shares
stock
common
309
Nov.
stock,
compares
par
with
declared
$1,
10
a
dividend
payable Feb.
cents
per
2
share
of 20 cents per
to holders
paid
on
of
May
share
record
1,
.on
Jan.
Aug.
1
the
14.
and
1, last, and 30 cents on Feb. 1. 1941. Dividends totaling 55 cents
per share were paid in 1940,—V. 152, p. 2575.—
" "~=
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
310
STATE
AND
CITY
CHRONICLE
Tuesday, January 20, 1942
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
In
ALABAMA
,
.
Eufaula Bank & Trust Co.
Sept.
■
addition,
a
"debt service
the bonds further
1954, $42,000 in 1955* $43,000 in
1956, $44,000 in 1957, $45,000 in
has been created, the money on 1958, $46,000 in
1959, $47,000 in
hand and available for transfer to 1960, $48,000 in 1961, as 3y2s, and
City Clerk, states that 4V2% re¬
that "cushion" fund now totaling $243,000 maturing Sept 1, $49,000
funding, series A bonds, Nos. 10,
$5,367,768, according to the report in 1962, $50,000 in 1963, $51,000
11, 18, 24, 36, 41 and 44, totaling
by the state comptroller, the com¬ in 1964, $52,000 in 1965, and $41,$7,000, are being called for pay¬
missioner of revenue and the su¬ 000 in 1966, as 3 ^is. Dated Sept.
ment on March 1, at the National
pervisor of the refunding depart¬ 1, 1941.
Denom. $1,000.
Bonds
City Bank, New York, or at the
ment^
maturing on and after Sept. 1,
Eufaula, Ala.
Bond Call—Ruby D. McEachern,
1937.
1,
Due
secure
,
Dated
Sept.
on
fund" to
1,
1967.
This fund is not to be drawn on
unless
annual
net
de¬
revenues
1962, are callable at par, on and
after Sept. 1, 1945. Prin. and int.
mature Nov. 1, as follows:
156,000 refunding bonds, series
$1,000 from 1946 to 1948 incl., and
488. Dated Feb. 1, 1942. InC I terest payable J-D.
$2,000 from 1949 to 1960 incl.
Due on
Bonds
Feb. 1, as follows: $15,000 in
maturing on
and after
Nov. 1, 1952, are callable in in¬
1943 to 1946, and $16,000 in
,
'
■
numerical
verse
order
and
on
Prin, and int.
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank,
Galena. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler of
Chicago.
,
_
of
pointed
out
that
annual debt
requirements of the state
highway refunding bonds amount
ARKANSAS
*
J-J.
1957
man
Miami,
incl.
Interest
INDIANA
Toledo, and A. B. Morrison &
Co. of
1961
to
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler of Chicago.
2%s, at a price
; Hammond School City, Ind.
of 97.40, a basis of about 3.04%.
Arkansas (State of)
Warrant Offering — Charles N.
Dated Feb.. 1, 1942.
Governor Reports Bond Service
Due on Feb. Scott, Secretary of the
to $7,175,000 which includes $1,Bpard of
1, 1959, with option of redemption* School
Secure—The recent sharp expan¬
Trustees,
will
receive
000,000 for calling for redemption
on or after Feb. 1, 1952.
sion in the number of cars and
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. on Jan.
an
equal par value of the term
trucks
27 for the purchase of $300,000
operating
in
Arkansas bonds. Although the term bonds Seminole
County (P. O. San ford),
service
as
,
should
serve
reduction
as
of
an
offset to
highway
any
revenues
because of lower motor traffic, ac¬
Governor Homer M.
Adkins
who
released
figures
showing the collection of more
than $17,000,000 in highway reve¬
nues last year and the establish¬
ment of a "cushion" fund, now
amounting to $5,367,768, as an ad¬
ditional security for the state's
highway refunding bonds.
"The phenomenal increase in
cording
to
number- of motor
brought in
the state by
of
vehicles of
which
classification
or
have
all
been
purchased
reason
within
of the location
cantonments, airports,
other governmental agencies and
national defense industrial plants,
in my opinion, will tend to offset
-
from
army
..
K
Fla.
mature until April
1,
Bond Election—O. P. Herndon,
the state covenanted that
certain funds,, if available, would Secretary of the County Board of
be used for that purpose.
Commissioners,
states
that
an
"In
the
event
that
highway election has been called for May 5
will
not
1972,
pledged for bonds and
interest
decreased to $6,175,000
annually," it was noted, "there
revenues
sufficient funds to pay
the interest due on bonds
would be
and,, the
have
to
the
voters
not
exceed
to
of current
terest
of
interest
in
a
time
in anticipation
Rate of in¬
revenues.
be
to
6%
Issued
warrants.
multiple of Vk
1%, and must be the same for
The warrants
all of the warrants.
the
issuance of $80,000 county hospi¬ are to be issued as from time to
be required for the
tal construction bonds, to supple¬ time may
needs of the School City, and in
ment $70,000 already voted.
;
necessary
in
Election Rescinded
The call amounts ; deemed
pass' on
—
for
election
Jan. 27 to sub¬
the
discretion
of
the
Board
of
maturing principal of serial bonds.
The warrants
minimum revenues required mit to the voters $150,000 county School Trustees.
will be awarded to the best re¬
would be $8,821,- hospital
construction
bonds is
429,- approximately $6,715,000 less said to have been rescinded; " ■ sponsible bidder,-Who has duly
qualified and has Submitted a bid
than the actual collections in the
an
on
The
for that purpose
most recent calendar year or a de¬
cline of 43% which is almost un¬
reasonable to believe."
Sale
Details
The
successful
be the
Sold—An issue of $149,-
net interest cost to the School City
to be determined by computing
000 33/4%
—
meeting the principal and inter-;
est requirements on the new state
highway refunding bonds." Last
r
year the State sold $136,330,557
highway refunding bonds payable
from the state highway fund.
A report to the governor hy fi¬
nancial
officers
on
the
possible
effect of lower gasoline tax reve¬
nues on the state's highway bonds,
shows gross highway revenue
"
;
v
;
California (State
of)
4% %
aggregating $65,000, Lake County .(P- O. Crown Point),
have been purchased by Wyatt,
Ind.
073,681.95 general fund registered Neal & Waggoner of Atlanta, at
Other Bids—The $20,000 storage
warrants was offered for sale on
par: $35,000 funding, and $30,000 building bonds awarded Jan. 12
Jan.
16
and
was
awarded
to
refunding bonds. Dated Sept. 1, to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.
Kaiser & Co. of San Francisco, at 1941.
Due on Jan. 1 in 1945 to of
Indianapolis, as IV2S, at par
0.75%, plus a premium of $12.50. 1971 incl. Prin. and int. (J-J)
plus a premium of $42.98, equal to
Dated Jan. 21, 1942.
Due on or payable at the Fulton National
100.214, a basis of about 1:47%—
about Feb. 25, 1942.
Bank, Atlanta, or the Bryan Bank v. 155, p. 250—were also bid for
R. H. Moulton & Co. of Los An¬
construction
fund.
The
collec-
were-sufficiently. large
allow an unallocated surplus
$1,024,213 after making
quired allocations.
the
to
of
re¬
Under terms of the act of 1941
-
new
high¬
way revenues is pledged and to be
set aside annually in the state
highway refunding bond sinking
fund to be uSed exclusively to
service the new state highway refunding bonds.
These
bonds
were
ap¬
to
John
Nuveen
&
Co.
of
Chi¬
cago,, and Leedy, Wheeler & Co.
of Orlando, jointly, at a net in¬
.
terest
cost
of
on
about
Dec.
3.42%, as
13, it is now
reported that the bonds
as
were
sold
follows:
$160,000
maturing
Sept 1, $30,000 in 1943, $31,000 in
1944, $32,000 in 1945, $33,000 in
1946, $34,000 in 1947, as 4s, $581,000 maturing Sept. 1, $35,000 in
1948.
$^6 000
in
1949, $37,000 in
1950. $38000 in 1951, $39,000 in
1952, $40,000 in 1953, $41,000 in
as
follows:
Sold—The
John
Trust
Co. of
of Atlanta, is said to
purchased $100,000
2J/4%
semi-ann. refunding bonds, ap¬
proved by the voters last June.
Dated July 1, 1941. Due $5,000 on
July 1 in 1950 to 1969 incl.
Georgia,
P.
Int. Bate Premium
Rice
Nuveen
&
&
CO
Co
Karriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.. 2%
& Mayer......... 2%
Allman.......
2JA
$281.51
175.8T
162.00
Seasongood
Amos
71.85
103.00
have
IOWA
ILLINOIS
Bond
The
Sioux City, Iowa
Issuance Contemplated—
City Council is understood
making preparations for the
issuance of
;
Louis School District,
$200,000 airport bonds.
Waterloo, Iowa
Bonds
Not
Sold —Knapp
llh
F.
Matthews, City Clerk, states that
tion recently approved the resub¬ the $3,877.27 sewer, special assess¬
mission of a proposed bpilding ment bonds offered on Jan. 12—v.
bond issue of $200,000 for consid¬ 155, p. 146—were not sold as no
Another
Vote
Required
On
Bond Issue—The Board of Educa¬
April
passed
by the voters last April but Chap¬
man & Cutler of Chicago, advised
eration of the voters at the
election.
bids
were
received.
The measure was
KANSAS
-
-
Wichita, Kan.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
several
irregularities in the pro¬ be received until 7:30 p,m. on Jan.
posal placed on the ballot which 26, by C. C. Ellis, City Clerk, for
might interfere with the sale of the purchase of the following
1673.
coupon
bonds, aggregating $209,-
000:
Catena, III.
$27,- $53,000 fire station bonds, series
487. Dated Jan. 1, 1942. In¬
terest payable J-J.
Due on
Jan. I as follows: $5,000 in
Co. of Davenport, at a price of
1943 to 1949, and $6,000 in
98,51—Vii 154; p. 738—are dated
Bond
Sale
Details—The
3% water works bonds sold
last October to the White-Phillips
000
—
Nov.
1,
1941, in
$1,000
denoms.
which has the right
accrued
par and
Interest rate is
purchase at
exceed
not
than
less
to
will
No bid
of 1%.
%
of less than par
terest
not
5%, stated in fractions of
and accrued in¬
Le¬
entertained.
be
gality to be approved by Bower-?
sock, Fizzell & Rhodes of Kansas
City, Mo. A certified check for
2% of the total bid, payable to
the city, is required.
KENTUCKY
Estill County (P. O. Irvine), Ky.
Bond
Exchange
Report — We
.
are
informed by Herbert Hender¬
son, County Judge, that $276,000
refunding road and bridge bonds
are
being exchanged for a like
amount of old bonds, through the
State
Local
Finance
Officer,
Frankfort, Ky.
*
LOUISIANA
New
Certificates
Iberia, La.
Sold
1
,
The
City
that $65,000 paving
certificates have been purchased
by a group
Clerk
—
states
ofJTew Iberia banks.,
MASSACHUSETTS
Haverhill, Mass.
Note
Offering
Gertrude
A.
Barrows, City Treasurer, will
re¬
—
ceive bids until 11
for
Jan. 20
a.m. on
the
purchase of $1,000,000
notes issued in anticipation of
revenue for the year 1942.
Dated
Jam 22,1942 and payable $700,000
on Nov. 4 and $300,000 on Dec. 22,
1942, at the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
ready for
Notes
delivery
on
will
or
be
about
Jan. 22 at said bank against pay¬
ment in Boston funds.
Denoms.
to
suit purchaser/
authenticated
and
validity
Notes will be
to
as
genuineness
the
National
by
Shawmut Bank of Boston, under
advice of Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
& Dodge of Boston.
Bids
stating the rate of interest that
bidders will offer for the wholes
but not for any part of the loan,
mer
must be sealed and must include
terest
to date of
on
a
delivery.
360-days to the
basis is to follow and
no
In¬
year
offer to
discount the loan will be consid¬
ered.
Lynn, Mass.
X
Joseph
Cole,
City Treasurer, will receive" sealed
bids until 11 a.m. on Jan. 20, for
the purchase at discount of $500,000 temporary loan warrants, due
Nov. 6, 1942. The successful bid¬
der may have an option
until
Offering
Jan. 23
on
an
—
additional $500,000
notes, due Nov. 9, 1942,
Somerville, Mass.
Note
Offering—John J. Dona¬
hue, City Treasurer, will receive
bids until
11
a.m,
on
Jan. 20 for
the
the school board that there were
the bonds.—v. 154, p.
to
Note
to be
East St.
School Fund/
interest.
interest
Bidder
Daniel
Gainesville, Ga.
noted here
land the bond resolution, 70% of
(the first $10,250,000 of
Adel.
Bonds
FLORIDA
Hillsborough County (P. O.
Tampa), Fla.
Bond Sale — The $99,000 3%
coupon
semi-ann.
refunding,
series 1941 B bonds, offered for
sale on Jan. 16—v. 155, p. 145—
were awarded to the Weil, Roth
& Irving Co. of Cincinnati, paying
a
premium of $604, equal to
counties.
100.61, a basis of about 2.91%.
The largest allocation of this
Dated Dec. 1, 1941.
Due $9,000
amount, under terms of the re¬ from June
1, 1944 to 1954 incl.
funding law, would be $7,175,000
for the state highway refunding
Hollywood, Fla.
bond sinking fund, $3,075,000 for
Additional
Information
In
state highway, maintenance and connection with the sale of the
$2,500,000 for the state highway $984,000 general refunding bonds
tions
in
proved by the voters last June.
of
$17,045,360 in 1941, including $92,020 from automobile division fees,
$3,853,389
from
motor
vehicle
license fees and $13,099,951 from
the tax of 6^2 cents a gallon on
gasoline. The net highway revehue totaled $15,536,867 after de¬
ducting $530,272 cost of collection
and $978,220 representing 7.7% of
the net gasoline tax returned to
—
J
bonds
Warrants Sold—An issue of $2,-
geles, offered 1%, plus a premium
of $79.
not
obligations of the city. Prin. and
int. payable at the fiscal agency,
Topeka. Bonds are offered sub¬
ject to rejection by the State
who offers the lowest
one
funding bonds approved the total interest and deducting
Cashion now states, by the voters last June, was pur¬ therefrom the
reduction of taxes due to tire ra¬ Thomas L.
premium bid, if
$2,000 4%
semi-ann. chased by Wyatt, Neal & Wag¬ any.
tionings and other factors,' the that the
Each bid must be accom¬
street
improyement bonds sold gonerof Atlanta, at par. Denom. panied hya non-collusive affi¬
governor said. The State, he com¬
155, p.
195—were $1,000. Dated July 1, 1941. Due davit as provided by law. Validity
mented, faces tire rationing and recently—v.
the threat of a reduction in the purchased at par by a local in¬ on Jan. 1 in 1943 to 1971 incl. and proceedings authorizing said
use
of automobiles and gasoline vestor, and mature $1,000 on Dec. Prin. and int. (J-J) payable at warrants
will
be approved by
the First National Bank, Atlanta.
31 in 1943 and 1944.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
consumption, in a "stronger finan¬
The cost of such opinion must be
cial position than ever before."
Cook County (P. O. Adel), Ga.
CALIFORNIA
"It is my considered opinion,"
borne by the successful bidder.
Bonds
Sold
The
following
the governor said, "that, Arkansas
will
not have
to
worry
about
$1,000. These bonds are
callable.
They are general
bidder will
County (P. O. Morgan),
Bonds
Mayor
—
Denom.
accordance with the notice of
sale.
Eudora, Ark.
Bond
in
GEORGIA
Calhoun
1952.
1947 to
after Nov. 1, 1946.
Milford, III.
payable at the Chase National
Bonds Sold—Stokes,
Woolf &
Bank, New York. Legality ap¬ Co. of
Chicago have purchased an
proved by Chapman & Cutler of
issue of $34,000 -3%%- refunding
Chicago.
'5
V.V ■
road bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1942.
Marion County (P. O. Ocala):, Fla. Due Jan. 1, as follows:> $2,00Q
Bond Sale—The $116,000 cou¬ from 1950 to 1956 incl., and $4,000
crease below $10,250,000.
In view
Ala.
of the increased registration of
McCuen, motor vehicles in the state, these
City Clerk, informs us that bids officers concluded that "it is con¬
were not received for the $20,000
to
servative
say
that there is
public improvement bonds, whieh nothing in the immediate future
had been scheduled for sale on
to warrant any belief that serious
pon semi-ann. 1942 refunding road
Jan. 15—v. 155, p. 41—because the
inroads
will
be
made
on
the
bonds offered for sale on Jan. 16
city found that, due to the cur¬ 'cushion' fund."
—v.
155, p. 144—were -.awarded
rent situation, labor could not be
Regarding possible gasoline tax
jointly to Braun, Bosworth & Co.
obtained to do the proposed work.
declines,
the financial
officers
Tarrant City,
Bonds Not Sold—Z. D.
and
1950 to 1952.
purchase of $500,000 notes
issued in anticipation of revenue
Dated Jan. 20, 1942 "and
payable Nov.x 4, 1942 at the Na¬
for 1942.
tional Shawmut
Bank
of Boston.-
Denoms.
$25,000,
$10,000
and
$5,000.
Notes will be ready for
delivery on or about Jan. 22 at
said bank. They will be authenti¬
cated as to genuineness and val¬
idity by the bank, under advice of
Storey,. Thorndike,
Palmer
&?
Dodge of Boston. Bids stating the
rate
of interest that bidders
offer for the
will
whole, but not for
.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume 155 : Number 4035
and must
sealed
of
project.
of delivery;
Interest'on
360-days.to.the.year basis is to
to date
t
a
and
follow
no
offer
to
San
.;;v.
that the call for tenders
Jan.
on
non-callable city bonds for
the water board division sinking
.
//y
Bond Sale—The $29,000 refund-?
ing .bonds offered for sale on Jan.
15—v, 155, p. 147—were awarded
Rensselaer.
Mcintosh, Minn,
f
Maturity —The Village Clerk
now states that the $27,000 semiann. permanent improvement, revolving fund bonds sold to Juran
& Moody of St. Paul, as 2%s at
par, as noted here on Nov. 29, are
due $1,500 on Jan. 1 in 1943 to
;
4
'
4
'
The
r
'
ment bonds.
revenue
First
Pascagoula, Miss*
■
/ Had
the /bridge
company
its contention that it
Board of Education states that at
from
4
the
election
held
on
Jan.
7
approved
the
issuance of
lion
$65,000 school bonds by a
count of 573 to 61. He says that
these
bonds
*t sale at
will
offered
be
tile
Bank
&
special
franchise
struction
&
Co.,
Dated
1: $4,000
and
.
<fe
100.20
Ladenburg,
Co.,
Manu-
&
Traders
'
:
Trust
t
-
Clark
Charles
&
Co...
1.40%
100.183
>■.
'
-
MONTANA
;
.
&
Nuveen
."j
Co.
Schoellkopf,; Hutton &
;.
Pomerpy
Estabrook
Co.,
At
.
Monell
Ha'sey,,
B'a'r
> •
>
100.239
&
;
,
—100,159
Co,..
Ae
.
.../.
l'/2%
Stuart & Co., Inc.,
& Co., Inc,, Adams;
•
-
-
•
McEntee
Parsons
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
Graham,
of
First
of
$75,000
10 years.
in
Michigan Corp., Otis & Co.,
Gregory
&
Son,
and
E.
Lowber Stokes & Co.1.60%
tified
100.359
order
to
of
1%
of
the
the
bid,
Village
Treasurer, is required.
Liberty
Township
Rural
School
District (P. O. R. F. D. No. 3,
Bond
Youngstown), Ohio
Offering—W. E. Collins,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
on
name
able to order of the Board of Edu¬
;
ber:
Miami
such cost to
by
deducting
be
Oct. 1 from 1943 to 1952 incl.
by
a
terest A-O.
In¬
A certified check for
$100, payable to order of the
Board of Trustees, is required.
able unconditionally to the order Legal opinion of; Taft, Stettinus
of the State Treasurer for $1,400. & Hollister of Cincinnati will be
r
The right to reject all bids is re¬
served. The approving opinion of
Washburn & Clay,
New York City, will be furnished
the purchaser.
In the event that prior to the
delivery of the bonds the income
received by private holders from
bonds to the same type and char¬
acter shall be taxable by the terms
of any FederaL income tax law,
the successful bidder may, at his
election, be relieved, of his obliga¬
furnished the successful bidder.
Toledo, Ohio
Hoyt,
under the contract to pur¬
tions
Plans
Bonds
Refund
Year
.
u
$1,279,5^0
N.
—George
Schooner, City Manager, in pre¬
senting to Council his budget for
1942, said that he plans to refund
$1,279,500 of bonds maturing this
including $1,038,400 general.
$5^,267 of bonds
year,
obligations arid
issued
tion
against anticipated collec¬
delinquent real
estate
The City Manager told the
of
taxes.
Council
not
in such case,
deposit accompanying his bid
To
This
the
CAROLINA
NORTH
for
check
payable
chase the bonds and,
water
Prin. and semi-ann.
certified check upon an incorpo¬
rated bank or trust company, pay¬
Reed,
Co., Go!<iman.
Sachs, & Co.,
Union
Securities Corp., Kaiser &
CO.,
Boatmen's
National
Bank, St. Louis, Hannahs,
Ballin & Lee, and Minsch,
the
.
100.il
&
Co. and F. S. Moseley &CO.
Fr°*es
-
„
1.40%
Bankers Trust, Co:, New York,
National C'ty Bank of New
York, Smith, Barney & Co,,
Blyth.
i,
//;V
,
John
,
100.158
...........
and
may
Bids must be acompanied
:
Jan. 6 the voters defeated the
proposed issue
system bonds;.
Dated Feb. 15,
$1,000. Due serially
.
Inc., Eldredge & CO., A. C.
Allyn 6c Co., Inc., Equitable
Securities
Corp.
and
Lee
Higginson Corp.
1.40%
Kidder.
Peabody
&
Co.,
Shields & Co
W. E. Hutten- & Co., White, Weld
Co.,
bid
no
est will be entertained.
i
;
,
election
bonds.
Denom.
two
,
on
con¬
Township (P. O. Yellow
Springs), Ohio
deter¬
Bond Offering—The Clerk of
mined
the total the Board of Township Trustees
amount, of the premium bid from will
receive
sealed bids until
the aggregate amount of interest noon on Feb.
7, for the purchase
upon all of the bonds until their of
$10,000 3% fire department
respective maturities.
No bid of equipment bonds: Dated Feb. 1,
less than par and accrued inter
1942. Denom. $1,000. Due $1,000 on
county,
,
Cobleskill, N. y.
an
/
George
B.
Gibbons & Co..
Inc., Stone & Webster and
Blodget, Inc., R. L. Day •&
: Co.,
E. H. Rollins & Sons,
;
;
,
1.40%
Bros.,
;
;
R.
W. • Pressprich &
Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co.
i
for
&
Noyes
but
than
der offering to purchase the bonds
at the lowest interest cost to the
Co.,1
//
4%
$75,000
station
Feb. 9, for the purchase of
$187,000 not to exceed 3% inter¬
Bidders are requested to name est school building construction
Due
the interest rate or rates/not ex¬ bonds, Dated Jan. 1, 1942.
as
follows:
$500 April
1
and
ceeding 6% per annum in mul¬
Oct 1 from 1943 to 1962 incl., and
tiples of
of 1%
Each bid may
name
one
rate for part of the $4,500 on April 1 and Oct. 1 from
1963. to 1965 incl.
Interest A-O.
bonds
(haying the earliest ma¬
turities) and another rate for the A certified check for $1,870, pay¬
bonds will be awarded to the bid¬
100.229
1.40%
J. Van Ingen
Inc.
facturers
won
dollars^ Goodman said.
1942.
of
fire
1942-41-
rates, arid each cation, is required. These bonds
bidder must specify in his bid the were authorized by the voters at
the general election last Novem¬
amount of bonds of each rate. The
,
Co.,
Bank
Hemphill,
r.nd B.
Lehman
for
tax,
Inc.
and
& Co....
Trust
Commerce
*
& Co.
exempt
was
Bonds Defeated—At
once.
Co.,
Stevenson
Trust Co.,
-
cities faced return to the corpora¬
tion of about two and a half mil¬
the
;
a.m
11
bonds.
more
100.01
Hallgarten & Co., Mercan-
.
.
the
"
voters
until
purchase
series
Jan. 27, by W. E. East¬
Secretary of the Local
balance,
1.30%
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Corp., Phelps,
&
Chemical
»
Assistant; Corporation Counsel
George Myers, who represented
Mr.
McGuinrtess
in
the
High
Court, said the action dealt with
the Albany ; assessments" but that
it was a test case and undoubtedly
Would apply to Rensselaer also.
Bonds Voted—The Clerk of the
Rate Bid
&
Boston
Fonn
Bacon,
Lawd
.
&
.
N:w
Bros.
....................
Harriman
protest since
*
Bank
VanLahr,. Doll 8c
chaser's choice.
aid
1.40%
1906.;/-:V;:-;/:/v';;;;./ /;-/■ v ;,,;
,/
Federal
Int. Rate
u*
Bank
and Salomon
Hutzler
;
said to have
:
received
the
bid*
Sealed
on
purchase
bridge refunding
follows:
as
National
York
Goodipan said the decision applies
to taxes; paid, under
and
Bidder
First
Only four years—1927; 1928r1933
andvi934r--ML McGuiness and -As¬
sistant
Attorney -General Jack
/•' /{/
Savings
Trust Co.,
for
—-
Jan. 1, 1942. Due on Jan,
in 1943 to 1946, $20,000
increase
an
at
bid for
before the
case
involved,: assessments
courts
purchased $10,000 street improve-
;f
or
Bank of New York, as
100.119, a basis of about
1.275%—v. 155, p. 253—were also
1.30s.
victory came, after five
of litigation in which the
Tax/Commission and the
Although, J,he
Provident
Commission, for the inf. (A-O) payable at the Cleve¬
of $70,000
road
and land Trust Co., Cleveland. A cer¬
National
Thalmann
Bonds Sold—The First National
Bank of Memphis is
be
(EST),
project bonds awarded Jan. 16 to
a syndicate headed
by the Chase
.
Greenwood, Miss,
/
'■,'
•
■
Jan. 20.
on
■/■*";
;
bonds was submitted to a vote at
election held
■'./ *:
special franchise, taxes on
its Maiden Lane and, Livingston
Avenue Spans/ "
:
works
water
Lr
-
ment Of
Bond Election—The issuance of
an
1940,
refunding
municipalities^
River Bridge company 's - conten¬
tion that it was hot liable for pay¬
refunding bonds sold to Kal& Co. of Minneapolis—v: 154,
p. 1475—were purchased as 3s at
par, and mature as follows: $2,~
000 in 1944 to 1947, $3,000 in 1948
and $5,000 in 1949 to 1955.
; $151,000
December,
ing as a "great victory; for the
city/' ; Rensselaer; stands to • save
about a million dollars. ' /
000
Biloxi, Miss.
of
Government
Corporation Counsel James J. McGiiiness said as he hailed the rul¬
man
<
Offering
erling,
_
states that the $46,>
Mississippi
Treasurer
for
N. C.
Bond
will
cember, 1941, as compared with
$6,424,846.20 for the year ended
Albany *alones wilL save in ex¬
of one • and a half' millions,
„
years
now
100.28
debt retirement at the end of De*
as
cess
State
Recorder
15
.June
on
State
.
Mountain Iron, Minn.
Bond Sale Details—The Village
r
Due
the
Carolina
in 1964
New York
December.
The figure for De* and $34,000 in 1965, without op¬
cember alone was $696,588.84, as tion of prior payment. There will
<'U. Atbany, N. Y.
; ;'
be no auction. Denom. $1,000; priri.
Favored in Ruling • On Bridge compared with $597,853.94 in the
and int. (J -J) payable in lawful
Taxes—:Anf eight-word" decision same month in the previous year,
money in New York City; coupon
or an increase of 16.5%.
by the Court of Appeals, on Jan.
;
bonds registerable as to principal
8 spelled a saving of more than
Syracuse, N. Y.
only; general obligations; unlim¬
two and a half million dollars for
Other Bids—The $1,700,000 gen¬ ited tax; delivery at place of
pur¬
the municipalities, of Albany and
eral
1960 incl. j_."
:
100.059
..
last year of 36.1%, accord*
ing to the income statement for
neapolis, as 18/4s, at a price of
100.26, according to the Village
.Clerk.
;•/j
"»
!
>
the
over
:
:•
100.40
"
Securities Corp
2.40%
Square
National
Franklin Square..., 2.60%
Bank,.
$5,000 in 1944 to 1948,
$10,000 in 1949, and $15,000 in
1950 to 1960.
1
!
J to the C. S. Ashmun. Co. of Min¬
,
and
Equitable
follows:
MINNESOTA
i
Co.,
Co.
&
Franklin
.
Lakefield, Minn.
k
&
reports
Treasurer.
fund, resulted in the purchase of
$245,000 bonds at an average yield
;
Bros.,
Corp.;"
Eastman,
Securities
of
$18.75,
The
Isphording, and Siler,, Roose
& Co
:
2«/4%
917
right to reject all bids is re¬ Weil, Rcth & Irving Co
2l/a%
2,266■*•£>
served. The approving opinion of
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Clay, Cuyahoga Heights (P. O. R. F. D.,
Brooklyn), Ohio
New York City, will be furnished
Bond Offering—George J. Galthe purchaser,
litz, Village Clerk, will receive
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton), sealed bids until noon on Feb. 6,
Lehman
Co.,
Dillon
order
North
County Treas¬
Port Of New York Authority, N. Y,
that $200,000
Income Report—The Port Au*
semi-ann. county, court house con¬
struction and jail bonds have been thority had $8,741,376.33 available
for sinking funds, reserves and
purchased at par by the State
urer
G,
15 of
of 2.4744%.
"
„
2.40%
&
Union
Miguel County (P. O. Las
Vegas) N. Mex.
'
Bonds Sold—The
Purchased —Charles
Oakman, City Controller, reports
i
Blyth
Estabrook
•
*
Co
&
Detroit, Mich.
'
-
new mexico
MICHIGAN
Bonds
&
Co., Inc., Manufac-'
turers & Traders Trust Co.,
George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Roosevelt & Weigold,
Inc. an-d Bacon, Stevenson
-
discount
the loan will be considered.
*•
flood
Federal,
$350,000
a
Blair
local share
in order to cover the
must be
include interest
of the; loan,
part
any
r
311
be
that
1942
sufficient
revenues
to
will
maintain
municipal services "at the level
regards as essential to the
health and safety of the public."
— The
were received until 11 a.m. (EST)
$12,500 refunding bonds will be
Tuckahoe), Ni -Y.
/•.'■/■,j
He again requested that consider¬
f submitted to the voters at an elec¬
Bond
Issuance
belayed—Ar¬ on Jan. 20 (today), by W. E. City Council is said to have in¬ ation be given to the discovery of
tion scheduled for Jan. 26, ac¬
thur N. Ferris, Town. Clerk.7 re¬ Easterling, Secretary of the Local structed City Clerk J. R. Benson a permanent solution to the city's
to prepare a $625,000 bond issue,
cording to report
•
,
financial problem.
ports that issuance/ of- the $172,- Government Commission, for the
Referring tP*"
recently
to
finance the
purchase of $4,000 not to exceed authorized
proposed debt refunding, the
Valley County School District No. 600 fire department equipment
sewer construction.
bonds authorized by the voters on 6% coupon semi-ann. general ob¬
City Manager stated as follows:
1
(P. O. Glasgow), Mont.
ligation
water' bonds.
Denom.
"A further problem lies in the
;
Maturity—The District Secre¬ Dec. 2 last, has been delayed be¬
NORTH DAKOTA
$500. Dated Oct. 1. 1941. Due $500
i
7
uncertainty which war Will cre¬
tary states that the $61,633.23 cause of war conditions.
on
Oct. 1 in 1942 to 1949 incl.,
Maryville School District No. 10 ate in the market for refunding
semi-ahn. refunding bonds sold
Fort Edward (P. O. Fort
without option of prior payment.
bonds. Interest rates already have
(P.O. Rolla), N. Dak.
/to
the
Northwestern
National
Edward), N. Y.
'//;/'
Certificates Sold---The District risen 10 points and are continu¬
Bank & Trust Co. of Minneapolis,
New Bern, N. C.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $20,000
Clerk now reports that the $4,000 ing their upward trend. Pending
as l^s, at a price of 100.446, as
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
1.90 % work relief bonds is rer
4%
certificates of indebtedness congressional
legislation to tax
noted here on Dec, 29, are due on
be received until 11 am. on Jan.
offered for sale on Nov. 1, 1941, the
income
of
these
securities
Dec. 31 as follows: $13,633.23 in ported to have been sold to the
27 by W. E. Easterling, Secretary
Fort Edward National Bank, at
were purchased at par by Mr. H.
might be the last impetus needed
1942, and $12,000 in 1943 to 1946;
of the
Local Government Com¬
Carbonneau of Bottineau. Due in to destroy the market.
V."' '/ /./■ '■.•
'■
callable in full on any interest par.
mission, at his office in Raleigh:
"Budget messages from ,1937
payment date from and after 2lk Hempstead UniOn Free School Dis- for the purchase of $3,750 bond two years.
through 1941 have all pointed to
trict No. 16 (P.O. Elmont), N. T.
; years from date of issue.
Oakes Special School District
anticipation notes. Dated Feb. 1
the cumulative effect of the fund¬
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 cou¬ 1942. Due on Feb. 1, 1943, without
(P. O, Oakes), N. Dak.
NEBRASKA
ing and refunding program.
Bonds Sold—The District Sec¬
pon or registered building bonds option of prior payment. Bidders
"A
financial
program
must
Madrid, Neb.
!
offered Jan. 16—v. 155, p. 198— are invited to name the interest retary reports that $20,000 3%
be developed that will cover re¬
Bonds Authorized—The Village were awarded to a
semi-ann. armory bonds approved
syndicate com¬ rate, not exceeding 6% per an¬
quirements for normal operations,
Council is said to have passed a posed of the First- Boston
Corp., num, the denomination or denom¬ by the voters last June, have that will be
sufficiently elastic to
resolution calling for the. issu¬ Harrimari, Ripley? &
Co.,
Inc.. inations and the place and bank been purchased at par by the
provide revenues for the im¬
ance of $17,500 refunding
bonds.;
Smith, Barney & Co., Stone & and trust company therein of State Land Board.
provements
demanded
by
the
Webster and Blodget, Inc., A. C
payment of principal and inter¬
public, that will cover needs for
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Allvn & Co.. Inc. and R. A. Ward ests.
OHIO
Interest payable at matur¬
Philipshurg, Mont.
Bond Election—The issuance of
/>.'■■/
Eastchester Fire District
Halifax,
.
<
Bonds
(P. O.
N.
Offered
—
will be returned.
C.
he
Sealed
bids
'
.
Wilmington, N. C.
Bond Issuance Expected
;
'
•
•
■
'
-
*
.
,•.
.
New Hamothire
(State of)
May Issue Bonds—It is reported
that the $250,000 bond issue ap¬
proved by the General Court last
year may be sold within a few
months
in order
to
take
care
of
prospective deficits in operations
,
of the State's public institutions,
& Co., all of New
a
^
Mount
bids:
interest cost to the city, such cost
'. Bidder"
.
;
Town-
ship
Committee 'recently
ap~
proved an issue of $55,000 bonds
int.
-
StuartCo.,
Rate Bid
Rate
Inc.,
Oo., Inc.,
E. H. Rollins & Sons, inc. - < *
and F'^st of Michigan Oco.-iJ\fA%~
Marine Trust Oq. of Buffalo,-
..
R". D; -White «te Co.,* .Grahan^„ Parsons £ Co.„S. J.
van
dK"-Oo.t -G,
M.*P..
Mumhy & Co. and Bond &
Goodwin
■ -
'
100.399
'
,
'
...
to
be
notes at the lowest
determined
by
deducting
ledo, as 2V4S. at par
ium of $2,917, equal
basis
of
about
plus a prem¬
to 101.944, a
2.07%—v.
254—were also bid for
notes to their maturity,
B-'un.
accompanied by a
rated
bank
or
trust
company*
as
155, p.
follows:
Int. Rate Premium
B'dder
Bosworth
&
Co.
and
Rvan, Sutherland & Oo— 2'/4%
Ha^vley. Sh«pard & Co., Hayden, Miller As Co. and McDonald-Ooolidge & Co......
werrin. Turberi fe Co.
9.\\%
$2,561
payable,
unconditionally
to
the
during
periods of
rising
prices and one which will shrink
during-—periods-~of
decreasing
prices."
Otis
&
Co..
,,
rTT.. r
iTTTT..2»/4%-
OREGON
Lake County School
2,289
District No. 7
(P. O. Laheview)„ Ore.
Note
notes
of
Sale—The
District
Clerk
short-term
offered for sale on Dec. 23tr
purchased bv Fordvoe & Co.
reports
were
2.523
^
100.408.
sion
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., To
bid from the aggre¬
gate amount of interest on the
certified check upon an incorpo¬
"
.
.
nurchase the
Bids must be
,
Ingttt».d<.Coti.Tnc.. O. P.
-OHUda-
to
the premium
.
&
-
Holly Townshio, Ni J<-
Bonds • Authorized—The
offering
terest.
Phe'na,. Penn
■
the'bidder
from 1943 to 1962 inch and $45,000
from 1963 to
1972
incl.
Other
; .Haisey,
NEW JERSEY
relief and needs for other expan¬
of pur¬
place
Delivery at
ity,
York, as 2.20s,
Allen Township Rural School Disprice* of 100,2099. a basis of chaser's choice.
trict (P. O. Clay-Center), Ohio
about 2.18%.
The notes will be awarded, at
Dated Jan. 1, 1942
Other Bids—The $150,000 buildand due Jan. 1 as follows: $40,000 hot less than par and accrued in-,.
w
m
+«
at
that
Portland,
$40.0^0
at
99.26.
bid-was-received.
No
other
.
4K
Wjttwsxtbv^^
312
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Lane
>'<
Consolidated School
(P.O. Lowell),
County
District
No.
;
.
71
Ore.
>.
reports
that
the
semi-ann.
school
bonds
now
had
offered
been
towns, would be transferred
the
to
SUR.
mended
-i.."
Bonds Sold—The District Clerk
,
and
$12,000
which
sale last
for
that
of
all
It
the
the
ended
June
$211,469
institutional
the
fiscal
year
30, 1941, a total of
collected from local
was
for
units
recom¬
shoulder
State
cost, of
During
cases.
also
is
the
of
care
inmates
in
August, were purchased jointly
by Fordyce & Co., and the Charles
N. Tripp Co., both of Portland, as
the entire local cost of aid to de¬
P/is, at
pendent
par.
Newport, Ore.
Public
Utility
Slated—A
Vote
special dispatch from Newport on
Jan. 9 reported as follows:
An
♦
r
$850,000 bond issue to finance acquisition of the West Power Com¬
pany
System in Lincoln, Lane,
Douglas and Coos Counties will
be voted on March 3 by the Cen¬
tral Lincoln
County PUD com¬
prising
and vicinity
Newport
as
the next step in the proposed for¬
mation
of
a
huge four-county
PUD
extending along a major
portion of the Oregon Coast.
The
the
■,
v
election
and
amount
proposed bond issue
nounced
in
was
released
statement
a
of
an-
by W. H. Waterbury, PUD attor¬
ney,
after plans were approved
by the PUD Board of Directors at
Newport Wednesday night.
The
proposed bond issue will
provide funds for carrying out
the
„
acquisition and for construc-
tion of additional distribution* facilities within the district
_
as
necessary
funds
for
well
as
working
capital, materials and supplies,
plus extensive rehabilitation of
.
the present properties.
various
institutions.
children
In
addition,
would
be
paid
by the State.
At present,
the
Federal government pays 50% of
the cost of this program and the
During the current fiscal
State
for
is
has
its
the
year,
appropriated
$275,000
share of the program.
It
recommended that the fi¬
also
nancial maintenance and physical
operation
of
the
V.
Charles
Chapin Hospital in Providence be
undertaken by;; the State.A This
project cost the City pf Prov¬
idence
$369,873.69
during
the
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1940,
and the change now recommended
by the Tax Survey Commission
was advocated
by Mayor Dennis
J.
Roberts
in
his
first
budget
message to the City Council Oast
not
mentioned by Governor McGrath
his
in
the
to
message
was
General
Assembly, it is probable that the
of the Tax Commis¬
final report
sion
will
taxation
recommend
to
provide
of the program.
The report of
PENNSYLVANIA
Internal
also
of
methods
for
the
cost
«
<
■
included
the
following
last November,
Affairs,
yond 2%%
of valuation be em¬
phasized.
The present maximum
tax rate is fixed by law at $25 per
$1,000 of valuation, but the law
does permit the finance depart¬
ment
to
Brownsville.
of
Bank
of the real estate tax be¬
tension
authorize
to
be
made
under
amount
Columbia, Pa.
■
;
\
;
$50,000
bonds
was
sold
last
July
to
Glover & MacGregor of Pitts¬
burgh, as 23As, at a price of 100.73.
Due serially on June 1 from 1946
incl.
1956
Pittston
To
L
ipalities
soon
Bonds—The
certain
Board of
Education recently passed a resolution - authorizing
an - issue
of
'
$100,000 operating revenue bonds
and directed Secretary Thomas J.
Hennigan to make all preliminary
arrangements for the sale of the
bonds.
conditions.
be
audited
the
after
annually
of
close
ants
as
the
or
office of
finance.
The
the
Rhode Island
(State of)
Program Would
®00
fL*
Savings
program
To
which
Effect
Local
The audits.of
counts
a
would
city
be
town's
or
That
uniform
a
counting
system
prescribed
would
shift
an
of
more
than
$2,000,000 from the
cities and towns to the State
was
outlined to the General Assembly
on Jan. 6 by Governor J. Howard
McGrath.
The
proposals, made
by the Tax Survey Commission
and concurred in by the Goveror, were based on a partial re¬
port
submitted
by
the
group
which was appointed last June to
study the financial problems of
the State and its municipalities.
"They are all extremely sound
and each has my personal
ap¬
proval," the Governor said.
The
full report of the commission will
not be ready until February but
the Governor explained that he
reported the highlights of their
conclusions so that the legislators
might give thought to them while
awaiting the final findings.
Under the program, the State
would assume a larger proportion
of the cost of local relief require¬
ments.
Unemployables, as well
as
employables, would i be pro¬
vided
for
by the
State relief
agency to the extent of 75% of
ac¬
di¬
rector of finance be used by all
$2,000,-
estimated annual financial burden
of
the
by
a
;
uniform
fiscal
That
all
to
cities
be
year
adopted
[
for
as
Bonds
tional
and
That
return,
statutes
be
amended
to
permanent
than
Edinbury, Texas
Hagansport Rural High School District (P. O. Mount Vernon), > .
•
-
Texas
Hill, S. C.
of
Peoples
Rock
semi-ann.
coupon
pur¬
improvement
bonds
as 2V2S, paying a
premium
$125, equal to 100.25, a basis of
of
about
2.47%.
1955 incl.
co
Due
.
:
.
/
.
..
13 reported on the sale in
The
'V;
■
late
Peoples
Jan.
National
sold
Bank
$50,000
general
bond
issue
an
plus
at
bond
sale.
council
First
advertised
been
rate
of
Hamlin
Independent School Dis(P. O. Hamlin), Texas /
Bonds Sold—It is reported that
trict
the
and
the
on
bonds
bids
have
bonds
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast of
1946
of
Charlotte.
was
The
whether
had
opened.
Voted—At
not
in
figuring the actual cost to the city
consider
to
the
interest
the
on
000
3y2%
clarify this situation council
rejected all
the
sell
bids
bonds
and
with
decided
the
standing that the interest
to
under¬
the
on
premium not enter into the
water and sewer reve¬
con¬
Bond
from
he
noon
time
same
better
the' bank's
than
any
offer
received
was
in
the
previous bidding.
TENNESSEE
Rutherford
County
(P.
O.
Mur-
Quarterly
adopted a
Court
County
Jan.
12
on
Due
will
in 1943 to
multiple of one-tenth of 1%, and
be
the
Prin.
bonds.
same
and
enabling
legislation
Assembly for
General
Bellaire, Texas
10
the
voters
election
on
approved the
issuance of $30,000 sanitary sewer
construction bonds by a count of
provide heavier penalties for non¬ 97 to 16.
payment of poll taxes.
Bexar County (P. O. San
That beginning with the 1942
Antonio), Texas
fiscal year no city be permitted to
Bond
Offering Bids Not Re¬
borrow money, except for emerg¬
quired—The
San
Antonio
"Ex¬
ency
purposes, without the ap¬
press" of Jan. 7 reported as fol¬
proval of a majority of its voters.
The Bexar County Com¬
Such a provision is already in¬ lows:
cluded in the charter of the City missioners' Court is not required
by law to advertise for bids on
of Providence.
the sale of county
int.
of
the
payable at
Bids
.
to
the
State
for
municipal¬
permission
1942
to be for all but not any part.
of
1%.
bear
rate
one
ferent-rate^
will
rates
in
any
sold
to the bidder
offering to take the
bearing the lowest interest
to pay the highest price
and
offered
rate.
for
bonds
Prin.
and
bearing such
payable in
int.
lawful money at the State Treas¬
urer's office, or at the National
City
Bank,
bonds
of
New
York.
issued under
are
amendment
known
to
as
No
The bonds will be
awarded to the bidder
offering the
the city,
which will be determined by ag¬
gregating the interest payable by
the city over the life of the bonds
to
the
terms
of
presented, and deducting
the
known
No.
Enrolled
as
the payment of
secure
principal
and
not
are
the
Board
of
Public
Works of the State shall
annually
to
cause
be
levied
and
annual State tax
an
annual interest
on
said bonds and
thereof within
this
bond
payable.
"In
the
income
holders
type
and
clared
received
from
to
be
by
relieved
be
of
be sold
taxation
of rate
be
subject
to
by it without limitation
or
obtained
request to the
Delivery of the
upon
above
Auditor.;
will
as
Bid forms may
amount.
bonds
chaser
city,
be
made
soon
after
to
the
Feb.
1
pur¬
as
is
possible.
cost of
bonds.
for 2%
The city will pay the
printing and preparing the
Enclose
a
certified check
of the face amount of the
bonds
posit
deci¬
a
Court,
or
by the terms of
income
his
and
law
tax
obligations under
purchase
the
to
in
such
the
case
accompanying his
returned."
crued
The
at less
bonds
than
interest.
de¬
bid
will
cannot
and
par
Accrued
ac¬
interest
to be calculated from Oct.
Purchasers
will
accrued
pay
1, 1941.
required to
be
interest
in
New
York
delivery ;if
tificates
City.
be
of
be made
To expedite
interim cer¬
desired
will
date
to
delivery./Delivery will
furnished
pur¬
chasers.; < The purchaser or pur¬
chasers will be furnished with the
final
but
approving opinion
well
urer.
;'•
Bureau
by
Federal
contract
bonds, payable to the City Tres•••
laws, ei¬
of the
or
de¬
pres¬
enacted, the successful
may, at his election, be
bidder
the
the
same
be
hereafter
obligations of the city, and
that the city has power and is
obligated to levy ad valorem taxes
within
private
under
income tax
Federal
erty
that
the
shall
taxable
ruling
a
by
of
character
ent Federal
ther
bonds
any
prop¬
due
event
prior to the delivery of the bonds
any
all
becomes
the
taxable
valid and bind¬
prop¬
sum
be
are
collected
all
on
erty in the State, until said bond
is fully
paid, sufficient to pay the
shall
ing
that
stitution,
The
that the bonds
for
purpose, it is agreed that, within
the limits prescribed
by the Con¬
fur¬
with the
Wood
&
York, stating
suffi¬
revenues
successful
without -cost,
of
Thomson,
To
this bond,
available
of
be
Bill
1941,
and interest, when
sum
funds
sion
will
State
Senate
20, passed Feb. 24,
any,
New
State
the
Legislature, 1941 Regular Session,
premium, if
stipulated in said proposal.
of
Constitu¬
$50,000,000
of Internal Revenue
bidder
These
authority
the
Act of
an
and
each bid
than'two
be
unconditional.
with
part a* dif¬
a
more
bonds will
time
accordance
and
considered
the
cost
of
be
principal
interest
Rate
The
bid.
one
1966.
a
Not
the
lowest
to
multiple of V\
A part of the issue may
bid for less than par will be con¬
sidered and all proposals must be
hospital bonds,
WASHINGTON
according to an opinion delivered
Washington (State of)
Tuesday by the Attorney General's
to issue bonds in accordance with
Large
Bond
Investments Re¬
Section 25 of Chapter 329 of the Department, Austin.
The
opinion
was
sought
by ported—An Associated Press dis¬
General Laws of
1938 be sub¬
District Attorney John R. Shook patch from Olympia on Jan. 8 re¬
mitted to the Director of Finance
after County Judge Charles W. ported
as
follows:
The State's
who shall report to the General
Anderson at first refused to sign investment in bonds, $69,943,193,
Assembly the result of his review
$285,000
worth .of
tubercular is the largest in history, State
of
such
applications
and
his
Treasurer Otto Case said today.
recommendations with respect to hospital bonds sold by the Court
Of
the
while the judge was absent in
total," $36,684,183
is
them.
''
■..
August on vacation. At that time money belonging to the six per¬
This section provides that no
manent funds, including the per¬
Judge Anderson said that he was
town, save under-certain condi¬ not sure the Court had
authority manent school fund, which has
tions, shall incur any debt which to sell the bonds without adver¬
$28,228,133; the university perma¬
would increase its aggregate in¬
tising for bids, and he reminded nent, $423,200, and the science and
the assistance rendered.
At pres¬ debtedness to an amount greater the Court that even
though it had agricultural which together total
ent the State pays five-elevenths than three per cent of the taxable such
authority, it was to the best more than $4,800,000.
of the SUR program and the cam- property of that town.
The accident fund investment
interest of the county
to have
munities the rest.
Under the con¬
The Governor told the
totals $15,747,300, teachers' retireLegisla¬ competitive bidding.
templated system, it is understood ture that from 1932 to 1941 a sum
The Attorney General's opinion nent, $423,300, and the science and
.«&" that considerable number of so- in excess of
$126,000,000 had been also said that there was nothing vested in Federal, state, county,
called
employables
now
on expended for public assistance in in the law to bar advertising for municipal or school district bonds
chronic
relief,
the
burden
of this State, much of which "has bids.
But bonds cannot be sold and warrants of taxing districts of
which is paid in full by the cities been by direct contributions of for less than their
1
par value and the state amount to $7,694,120. —
That requests of all
ities
1,
interest to be in
for the payment of the bonds and
TEXAS
Jan.
April
the interest thereon upon
this issuance.
an
all
for
City Treasurer's office.
Hoffman
Bonds Voted—At
1952, and $35,000 in 1953
Rate of interest to be in
1962.
resolution
seek
the
until
$1,000. Dated Feb. 1, 1942.
Aug. 1 as follows: $30,000
on
Interest rate is not »fo ex¬
4%, payable M-S.
Dated
April 1, 1941. Coupon bonds in
$1,000 denoms., conyertibje ,into
fully registered bonds of $1,000
and $5,000 denoms.
Due $40,000
cient
calling for
nished,
the issuance of $100,000 air base
opinion
land purchase bonds.
The county
from
bonds.
ceed
payable F-A.
Denom.
therefrom
Bonds Authorized—The
until 1 p.m. (EST),
27, by Governor Mat¬
thew M. Neely, for the purchase
of
an
issue
of
$1,000,000 road
Jan.
other
in
freesboro), Tenn.
received
Interest rate
the
night.
The
sale/to the bank was
in reality a private sale but at the
be
on
is not to exceed 2%,
.
iaccepted last
bids
for the purchase
coupon
refunding,
$650,000
of
State
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
series of 1942 bonds.
der.
was
E.
Jan. 30,
on
must
Then the Peoples National made
James
sealed
receive
will
picture;
relinquishing
any
claim to being the successful bid¬
the offer which
—
i-Zvf
VIRGINIA jr-4-
Virginia,
authority of
Bowen, City Auditor, states that
a
withdrew
Offering
more
during
Road Bond Amerdment and under
Charlottesville, Va.
the
the
WEST
West
tion
VIRGINIA
to
firm
ap¬
,
sideration of bids. About this time
Dickson
voters
and park bonds that were
sold subject
to the election—v.
155, p. 255.
•' r
of
premium paid.
To
election
the
the
10
dollars
the past three months.
rate
nue,
question
or
March 1 in
increased
funds
million
one
bonds
Jan.
on
was
issue
on
Pasadena, Texas
Bonds
held
high bidder, the Peo¬
ples National or the R. S. Dickson
firm
Due
1972.
to
At this time the question arose as
to who
semi-ann. refunding
been
purchased by
$131,000 4%
proved the issuance of the $260,-
long series of
a
by
bonds
building
3V2S.
as
Rock
$125 premium.
a
concluded
deliberations
chased; $35,000;
obligation
interest
Board
the
to
of
V..!
.
State
Sold—The
San Antonio.
executive
an
12
Hill
21/2%
as
x/. .V
city council at
session
part
v./.
of Education is said to have pur¬
$5,000 in 1946
..
The Rock Hill "Herald" of Jan.
follows:
Bonds
Na¬
Hill
chased recently a $50,000 issue of
reasonable
ture
*
Investments of money in the six
interest, the opinion
;;
therefore,
of them, espe¬
towns shall
and
accumulated
added.
Sold—The
Bank
sold
annually, with
provision for recap¬
properties on
which taxes remain unpaid for a
period of three years.
cause
Rhode
SOUTH CAROLINA
ac¬
to public
inspection by its residents.
open
municipalities be
soon as practicable.
Units—A
such
would be paid by cities and towns.
all
,,
director
of
scope
audits would be prescribed by the
director and the expenses of them
That
RHODE ISLAND ?
;
as
the fiscal
municipalities.
;
this
possible either by inde¬
pendent certified public account¬
year
of
City School District, Pa.
Issue
of
excess
That the accounts of all munic¬
v.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
to
in
assessment
an
of
wonder,
any
Rock
at
the Tax Commis¬
That the present permissive ex¬
sold to the National Deposit
were
01;
This
subject
the
towns
today many
Bonds Defeated—H. T. Kirchcially the metropolitan areas, are
ner, City Secretary, states that the
carrying, a financial burden that
following revenue bonds aggre-'
year by year drives them deeper
and deeper into debt?" he asked. gating $925,000, were rejected by
the voters at the election held on
"They most certainly could not
Jan. 15: $500,000 electric plant and
meet the economic issues of post¬
system, $250,000 water plant, and
war
peace
were
they to come
$175,000 gas system bonds.
June.
Although
and
;
it
that
the municipalities fur¬
balance in equal shares.
nish the
recommendations:
Township (P. O.
Brownsville), Pa.
Bonds Sold—The $3,000 street
improvement bonds approved by
the Pennsylvania Department of
cities
Tv"Is
State and
sion
Brownsville
the
Island."
Tuesday,yanuary 20, 1942
&
Raymond
will
of Cald¬
of New
York,
be
required to pay the
fee for approving the bonds. En¬
close
the
a
certified check for 2%
face
value
of
the
bonds
of
bid
for, payable to the State.
CANADA
Canada
Treasury
of
(Dominion of)
Sold—An issue
Bills
$45,000,000 Treasury bills
sold
on
Jan. 15 at
an
of 0.548%. Dated Jan.
due April
was
average yield
16, 1942 and
17,1942.
INDEX
Paera
1941 Listings on NYSE
Monthly Report on Governmental
Corporations, etc..
nonrtit^n
of
Csna^ian
B<mks....
299
•
301
301
Preliminary Debt Statement of the
U. S., Dec. 31, 1941
;
302
Government Receipts and
Expenditures
302
Treasury Cash & Current Liabilities 303
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