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JAN
*
41943
MONDAY
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
New
Number 4139
157
Price 60 Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, January 4, 1943
Copy
a
A
STATE
CITY
AND
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Lynch and Joseph B.
attended the burning ex¬
Corporation News
presence.
total
$5,000,000 in State bonds has
been retired.
Last year $1,865,000
brought
market at
QUOTATIONS
New
York
a
in
back
the
open
interest saving.
an
said
Judd
that
the
Mr.
able
ther
Exchange
will
the
mium
State's
prices
favorable.
(See Index Below)
sold in these columns last
ALABAMA
'
Call—S. B. Howard,
Bond
July 6,
33, mature May 1, as fol¬
lows:
$2,000 from 1943 to 1946
incl. and $2,500 from 1947 to 1954
incl.
Bonds maturing
in 1947
page
Ala.
City
Clerk, calls for payment on Feb.
1943, series A general refund¬
and thereafter are callable, in in¬
ing bonds Nos. 15, 24, 34, 43, 62,
verse numerical order, on any in¬
84 and 92.
Dated Feb. 1, 1937,
terest date at 2% premium.
and due Feb. 1, 1957.
Payable at
the
First
National
Bank
of
CONNECTICUT
1,
Florence.
:
.
Connecticut
ARIZONA
"AV\% electric light plant revenue
bonds sold at par to Boettcher &
Co. and Oswald F. Benwell, both
of Denver,
—are
in
in
$3,372,000
Holbrook, Ariz.
Additional Details—The $94,000
jointly—v. 156, p. 1905
denoms., interest
$1,000
(State of)
Matured,
Burned—Governor
Bonds
Retired
Hurley
and other State fiscal official^ of¬
ficiated
at
a
bond
burning pro¬
Dec. 21, when $3,372,000
matured- and
retired
bonds
gram
in
were
on
A
liq¬
indebtedness
building furnace as required by
payable M-S> and mature Sept. 1,
law.
%% ;•
as follows:
$2,000 in 1944 to 1946,
The
$3,372,000
bonds include
$3,000 in 1947, $4,000 in 1948 to
1952, $5,000 in 1953 to 1956, $6,000 $2,100,000 bought back in the open
in 1957 to 1960, $7,000 in 1961, market the past year by Deputy
in
$14,000 in 1962.
Redeemable
numerical order on
inverse
Treasurer
interest
Thomas H. Judd at an
saving of $209,661.87 after
payment of premiums.
1945, or any interest date
up
to and including chases
March 1,
thereafter
March 1, 1950,
The pur¬
made out of surplus
were
at par and accrued transferred
to the bond retirement
'*•
;/r
Coral
Appeals
.
and
—
to
past-due 5s and 6s. Bondholders
have agreed to the proposal, it
said.
Gables,
? ■
■
;Yv
De¬
cree—Appeal from the interlocu¬
tory degree putting into effect the
city's $11,000,000 debt refunding
program—v.; • 156, p.
1993—was
filed Dec. 19 in Federal Court by
three
creditors
approxi¬
holding
bonds.
The
by Augustus
mately
$348,000 of
appeals were made
of
lands
the
owners),
property
bonds
county
though
even
issued
are
on
(the
petitioners
complete
to
the
James
representing the liens
special assessments upon
the
lands, the special assessment
liens
taxing
well
as
as
the
power
is
extinguished
not
the
on
bonds
by
by
the
county, and the county cannot in
law
otherwise release
or
of the certificates that
the
are
lien
are
passage
and
Mayor
Buckley,
several
and
City
Dec. 24, and
at meetings
prepared
of Calumet
Council to
advice and the
the
his
order
court
Aldermen, said
real estate man,
residents
both
ignore
a
urged
had
the
vote
to
bond
is¬
Judge Prystalski refused to
take any action on that phase of
sue.
the
and suggested that At¬
case,
torney Stransky petition the court
for
against
citation
contempt
a
such individuals.
pledged
until
Carlinville, III.
to the payment of the bonds
the bonds
reconsideration
in
appeal or go to jail on Jan. 29.
Franklin Stransky, representing
of
the
action
Jan. 14 and Jan. 28 or be
certificates
White-Phil-
Sold —The
Bonds
fully paid.'
that the lips Co. of Davenport has pur¬
chased
$10,000
3M>%
judgment
property owners would ask Cir¬
cuit Judge Parks for a deferment funding bonds at a price of 108.75.
on further
litigation in the fore¬
Chicago Heights, III.
predicted
"Attorneys
.
closure suit until the next session
of
the
Legislature.
Supreme Court
Details—The $21,000
Bond Sale
bonds sold
to
quashed
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Chicago—
Judge Parks in which
v.
156, p. 1458—were purchased
he overruled the county's motion
by the bond firm at a price of
for
dismissal
of
the
defending
100.87, a v basis of about 2.36%.
property
owners'
answer
and
Due
Dec.
1, as follows:
$2,000
cross bill to the foreclosure action.
from 1944 to 1953 incl. and $1,000
"The
2y2%
judgment
order of
an
"The foreclosure
Circuit
Court
the
County
1925
the
was
Dec.
district
Belmar
started in
created
was
county
Commission under a
act and in 1927
levied highway liens
district.
f.
"Provisions of the levy provided
the assessments were to be
paid
in
10
annual
Interest J-D.
1954.
Coulterville Public School
by
against hundreds of properties in
the
in
The
2, 1932.
District No.
legislative
Bonds Sold—An
refunding bonds was sold
Municipal Bond Corp. of
414%
to
I, III.
issue of $4,000
the
Chicago. Dated Aug. 1, 1942. Le¬
gality approved
by Charles
&
Trauernicht of St. Louis.
installments,
with annual interest of 6%,
Edwardsville,
Coun¬
ty attorneys alleged in their 1932
bill
for
foreclosure
that
the
III.
Contract Canceled—
Sale
Bond
providing for the sale of
Contract
under the 1925 act was $450,000 water revenue bonds to
entitled lo a foreclosure
decree Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Chicago—
against the delinquent properties V. 156, p. 1907 —•. was canceled,
county
because
to
pay
of
the
failure
the first
stallments in
T.
to
upon
that
Fla.
Refunding
From
the
county
$684,000 of
period of years was ap¬
proved Dec. 8 by the State Board
of
Administration, according to
report. Under the plan, the Board
wlil accept funds for payment of
$226,000 of debt," reducing the
total figure to $422,000.
Maturi¬
ties of refunding bonds will be
spread over a period of 30 years
and greatly improved the county's
financial condition, it was said by
Joseph Bailey, County Attorney.
The
program
was
described by
Governor Spessard Holland "as a
splendid windup of a bad prob¬
lem," reports said. The plan pro¬
vides for the refunding as 4y2s of
$262,000 bonds, and a new issueof 3y2s to take care of $160,000
Was
sessments of ad valorem taxes
payments
a
tossed into the State Capitol
their meeting on
assessment certificates held by the
designed
uidate
over
at
tax as¬
of the county being
pledged to. secure the payment of
the bonds.
The lien of the special
Refunding Plan Approved
Miscellaneous
proposal when it was
told them
turned down, the judge
start
pre¬
(P.O.- Panama City), Fla.
plan
questioning of
revealed how each
to
when
FLORIDA
refunding
expense
certificate
Bay County
Unlisted Securities
estimated
the
011
of the road construction shall ulti¬
fur¬
debt
are
'The entire
voted
reduce
used to
be
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
Florence,
in
$8,000,000
bond retirement funds still avail¬
Exchange
Curb
their
of
were
that:
ruled
individual
Aldermen
the
mately be paid by special
require
four years
past
follows:
court
After
reported
reports
press
as
"The
State
on
;
the
In
.State and City News
Stock
statutes
destruction
bond
York
further
"
The
ercises.
New
Florida
Auditors
State
M.
Downes
In This Issue
and
Judd
Mr.
Frank
of
owners
five annual
1927-1932
in¬
inclusive.
due
Issue
of
defeat
to
was
the
bond
pro¬
17.
election on Dec.
posal at an
finance
to
municipal
Ashton, owing $8,000 balance
"Charles F. Blake, John M. Al¬ acquisition
of the Edwardsville
on
a
judgment; Ed C. Wright,
of AlkcU of the par value and on
Bonds consigned to the flames
lison and Tillman and Henderson Water Co.
owing $250,000 bonds, and Fidu¬
Sept. 1, 1950, and any interest were $22,000 in University of Con¬
ciary Counsel, Inc., holder of a represent the county. William C.
Palatine Township High School
'date thereafter at par and accrued necticut
McLean represents the property
self-liquidating dormi¬ $90,000
District No. 211, III.
judgment balance. Effect
interest plus a premium of 3Vz% tory
owners."
-v.
bonds that matured;
$1,- of the interlocutory degree was
Bond Call
District Treasurer
of the par value.
^
V
250,000 representing annual re¬ to make the refunding plan man¬
GEORGIA
calls for payment at par and ac¬
tirement of the 1938 State bond
Phoenix, Ariz.
datory on a small group of cred¬
crued interest on
Feb.
1, 1943,
Lexington, Ga.
Bond Sale—The $339,000 series issue of $25,000,000, and the pur¬ itors who had refused to consent
4%% refunding bonds Nos. 1 to 6.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $13,000
■of 1943 bonds offered Dec. 22— chased $2,100,000 in funding and to the plan launched in 1937 and
Dated Aug. 1, 1941.
Due Feb. 1,
;v.
156, p. 1993—were awarded to building bonds out of the same approved thep by more than 94% 4% refunding bonds was sold to 1961.
Bonds
with
unmatured
issue.
The dormitory bonds ma¬ of
Brooke, Tindall & Co. of Atlanta.
a
the creditors.
group composed of Lee Higcoupons attached will be redeemed
tured May 1 and the $1,250,000
Dated May 1, 1942.
Interest F-A.
ginson Corp., New York; Boett¬
at
the
Northern
Trust
Co.
of
Hillsborough County
Due Feb. 1, as follows: $500 from
cher & Co., Denver, and Blair, building and funding bonds ma¬
Chicago.
(P. O. Tampa), Fla.
1944 to 1959 incl. and $1,000 from
Bonner & Co., Chicago, at par, tured Dec. 1.
Property
Owners
Again De¬ 1960Ao 1964 incl.
for the bonds to bear 3% in the
Mr. Judd said that the $2,100,Principal and
INDIANA
first year and 2%
thereafter to 000 purchases came out of the feated in Special Assessment Lit!-.* interest payable at the First Na¬
Bicknell School City, Ind.
Legality
gation—Owners of about 800, lots' tional Bank of Atlanta.
maturity.
Sale consisted of:
$10,681,026.53 transferred from the
Bond Sale—The $4,000 refund¬
by Spaulding, Sibley,
State surplus at the end of the in the Belmar Highway Assess¬ approved
$193,000 water refunding bonds.
ment
District
recently
suffered Troutman & Bock of Atlanta.
ing bonds offered Dec. 21—v, 156,
Due July 1, as follows: $96,- fiscal year, June 30, leaving about
another setback in their 10-year
p.
2082—were awarded to
the
for
additional
pur¬
000 in
1952 and $97,000 in $8,000,000
ILLINOIS
chases.
Out of the original $25,- fight against the attempt of the
Security Bank & Trust Co. of
1953.
.
Interest to
date, plus a premium
fund. '
..
-
—
•
77,000
sewer
refunding
bonds.
July 1, as follows: $38,in 1952 and $39,000 in
Due
000
1952 and
Jan.
of the
1,
$35,000 in 1953.
bonds
will be dated
1943.
COLORADO
Creede, Colo.
Bond Sale Details—The $28,000
3l2%
the
institutional building
only $16,035,000 in bonds
left, Mr. Judd said. Also out¬
State's
refunding
bonds
county to foreclose
and
erty,
turn to the
for
Calumet
the prop¬
expected
City, III.
to
Ordered to Approve oond Issue
1943 State Legislature
—Mayor John Jaranowski and 10
Aldermen of Calumet City were
The
relief.
from
stemmed
on
now
are
a
latest
ruling
defeat
of
the
INDEX
Page
Quotations:
reported
Judge John Prystalski
New
Yotk
tttocK
standing are $428,000 in self-liq¬
uidating University of Connecti¬
cut
dormitory bonds; $4,400,000
in Charter Oak bridge bonds and
Supreme Court that the issuance in Circuit Court recently to ap¬
of bonds by the county for the
prove
a
$425,000 bond issue to
New
York
Curb
$6,000,000 in New London-Groton
69,000
refunding
bonds.
Due
July 1, as follows: $34,000 in
All
accumulative debt and financed
program,
1953.
;
000,000 bond issue, which funded
an
erties
are
bridge bonds. The bridge bonds,
however, though backed by the
credit of the State, are to be re¬
tired out of lolls.
of paying debts incurred
purpose
in
of
paving along the Belmar prop¬
did
the
which
based.
not
paving
the
.
the
life
certificates
on
terminate
foreclosure action is
ordered by
satisfy judgments against the city
by Jan. 29, or be ready to go to
The 11 officials already have
been found guilty of contempt of
court foi* their refusal to vote the
jail.
bond
news
issue,
according
reports.
to
local
Other
Stock
Unlisted
State
.
Exchanges—•
Securities
Department:
Proposals and Negotiations..
and
Bond
tixcnange.
Echange..........
9
25
30
35
City
,Gen. Corporation and Invest. News..
Dividends Declared and Payable
1
5
33
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Notices
The
Course
of
Bank
Foreign
Exchange
Auction
Sales
Clearings
Rates
36
39
33
33
THE
.
,
Vincennes, as 2s, at par.
Dated
fan. 1, 1943, and due on July 1,
us
follows:
$1,000 in 1951 and
'1952, and $2,000 in 1953.
high bid of 100.346 for
made
Second
3s was
by Seasong'ood & Mayer of
:
'Cincinnati.
East
"time
the
$230,000
Dec.
National
Union
Harbor,
of
Bank
In¬
Chicago,
East
at
114s.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Offering—James
City
Deery,
'
E.
will
Controller,
of
cost
approximately
to-the Commonwealth.
Government
eral
All
would
'
war
company" bonds were in the samd
category as those of the school"
boards, both of which carry guar¬
antees that they are exempt from
Federal taxes. However, George L.
Frankfort,
said
as
Feb,
1943,' and due
T,
3s,
from. 1948
and:-2%s.
tcr 1963
the
District
day
same
Feb,
on
Bayou Tigre
a
with
school
lands
ham
establishment
of
from
1946
;
has been
validated by the Court of Appeals.
The
method ' is
necessary,
he
pointed
at
out; and
in
an
assess¬
■'
Pontiac.
handed
court
:
down
an
recent suit
a
involving the question of who in¬
going
to
pay
the
outstanding
bonds
and
interest
due
East Clawson drain.
7./:;C
MAINE
%
remain
opinion this week in
incl.
1963
to
that
"The
Mr., Gra¬
programs,
the
can
the other
district, in tbc opinion of
Circuit Judge George B. Hartrick
now; turier &
the
bond
nor
on
ment
commanders'- of the -three
the
national guard
bonds
deficiency be loaded
composed of the Equitable
group
and
taxes,
special assessment
a.
drain
pay
the
-to
gone
or disposed1 of
sales, are not
land
scavenger
•;o
offered
awarded to
were
at
7 obligated for
bonds
have
delinquent
have been retained:
1
inch
j. The. $10,000. South
Drainage
Dated
that
for
for
the
Kenneth M.
,,/
Keefe and Wallace D. Bradford;
Androscoggin County
representing bondholders, brought
suit
(CWT) on Jan. 11 for the pur¬
Lexington has announced his
V'/v (P. O. Auburn), Me.
against
Oakland ; County,,
chase of $995,000 not to exceed intention of recommending a de¬ added, in the financing of, large 7; Note
Offering—Raynaldo Simp¬ Drain Commissioner Earl L. Clark
holdings because of , the son/ County Treasurer, will re¬ and the Board of Supervisors ask¬
6% interest warrants, as follows: ficiency assessment, against a[ Lex¬ State
$75,000 firemen's pension
fund, ington taxpayer because of the constitutional limitation of $500,- ceive bids until noon on Jan. 4 ing the court to determine
"$125,000 Board of Health, $20,000 latter.'s -receipt of interest on the 000 on bonded; indebtedness; The cor. ,lhe -purchase at discount of whether it is an obligation of, the
-tuberculosis fund, $25,000 school "holding company" type of school armory
financing,: Mr- Graham $100,000 notes issued in anticipa¬ Commissioner to impose a -defic¬
:
.p.
• ;
'health fund, and $750,000 general bonds.
-said; is the1 only, special-program tion of 1943 taxes.
Dated Jan. 7, iency.. assessment on all the lands
•fund.
All of the bonds will ma¬
has-- undertaken since 1943, and due $50,000
Graham's company, the Bankers- Kentucky
each/on as. determined benefited in the
ture May 15, 1943.
Legal opinion Bond Co., Inc., handled the bonds1 1812.
Oct.' 15 and Dec. 31, 1943.
LL///;/:
drain, district." 7
.will be furnished by the city law for the schools and for the two
Lawrence County
Auburn, Maine
MINNESOTA
department.
"holding' company" corporations
(P. O. Louisa), Ky,
77 i Note
bids
sealed
ceive
until
re-
A.
10
the
M,
Internal
of
Bureau
Revenue
at
*
jointly;
.a.,
"Lands
State
Securities
Corp., ■ Kingsbury
&
AlviSj Scharff & Jones, and Cou¬
regiment; all;
Derbes, "all of New Or¬
in the armed service.
7; TV1 leans, at a price of 100.114 for
Kentucky's "holding company" $8,000 3% s and $2,000 3s.
Dated
method of financing dates back to Feb. 1, 1943, and due on Feb. 1
and
1909
director, of the
Department at
that an'agent of
finance
Education
State
'
"holding' company"
chartered; under- the,, name of
the; Commonwealth of, Kentucky;
"Military Department Armory Cor¬
poration!
Its incorporators are
the Adjutant. Genera),, State Di¬
rector of Accounts and Control,
"holding
the
said
Graham
Boagni and the Planters Trust &
issuahce; Savings Bank, both of Onelousas,
the
of
was
this
Monday, January 4, 1943
.the armories outright
years
The armory
$235,000
through* a public aid grant,
making the total construction cost
about $470,000,
<L
Mr.
24
at ■of-tm&sbonds-, or in 1963:
The Fed¬
matched ;
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
own-
within-
sum
Evans,
Warrant
entered the
States
United
a
Matthews.
St.
and
completed shortly before the
were
29—
2177—were awarded to
p.
diana
The
—
offered
warrants
156,
v.
Chicago, Ind.
Sale
Warrant
Harland
COMMERCIAL
;
L
.
•
-
*
.'
which
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Warrant
Offering— James
E.
established
were
Commonwealth
by
about Two
-
Offering
the
Bonds
years
Approved—An- issue
$30,000
funding
of Mitchell,
has
bonds,
ceive
-
Radcliffe
G.
Manager, will
City
bids
re¬
until
5
p.m.
Fairmont, Minn.
Certificates
Jan. 3'
on
said the school and; been;
approved by the State Lo-; for the purchase at discount- of
ceive sealed bids until
10 a.m.: "holding, company" bonds carried, cal Finance Officer. $425,000 notes issued in anticipa¬
/
face guarantees that they are free;
(CWT) on Jan. 11 for the pur¬
tion of; 1943 taxes,
Dated Jan. 5,
of any ad valorem or income taxes' Martin County (P. O'. Inez), Ky.
chase of $100,000 not to exceed
1943, and payable Nov. 4, 1943.
by- the Commonwealth or by the;
Bonds
Approved—An issue of
.5% interest temporary loan war¬
ago,
'Deery, City Comptroller, will re¬
He
4%.
■
;
issue
hificates of .indebtedness
.
f
Sold—An
$5,408-3.%. street improvement
was
pur¬
„
Denoms.
rants.
the purchaser.
The
Federal Government and that col¬
requested by
as
lection of such taxes .would be in
Due May 15, 1943.
issued
warrants- are
in
of the
contravention
the
been
constitution
.
4%
Finance
Lawrenceburg
Flood
'control
works
Control
in taxing the
}
flood
$30,000
bonds
McCreary County
offered Dec;
'21-—v. 156, p. 2082—were awarded
to
the Peoples National Bank of
bonds of the "hold¬
company"
ing
Graham
and
corporations,
Commonwealth
the
said
holders of the
not the
Mr.
bonds'
would suffer. The Commonwealth
(P.
.
',//
/' 7%
,
■
.Officer,
Finance
Local
156,
2266—were
p.
awarded
property
good
.
has.. ap-: due
Oct.
7,
Bank
pays
approximately
$16,000
a
Lawrenceburg, as l%s, at a price year on the; armory bond issue
of 100,31, a basis of about 1.70%;
and
$20,000
on
the
children's proved an issue of $20,000 3% •
Dated
Dec.
15,
1942,
and
due home
issue," which
totals only funding bonds.
" v
.'
$1,500 on Jan. 1 and July 1 from $100,000 of which $60,000 is now
-i
Rowan County
,1945 to 1954 incl.
Other bids:
;/
outstanding.
On
the
armory
Bidder—
Int. Rate
Rate Bid
(P. O. Morehead), Ky.
bonds,'$213,000 is outstanding, the
City Securities Corp.........
1
100.26
Ron.ds
Approved — The
State;
Commonwealth
JRpcvidcnt
Savings'- Bank,
having paid'; off
Gilmartin
collection
delinquencies
,
.
should
that
in
run
1927
about
and
3.5%
•John
Co.
2
Nuveen
Co.
&
and
100.27
:
In-*
1
•
...
$4,000 last August
Corp..
Bend
The
Share
&
2
.....................
/:■/."'.
100.11
/•'*•■ • ]
;
indenture
"
di-anapclis
trust
.
.
the
and
face of the armory bond carry the
statement
that
the
Local
Finance
proved
■■
Officer
of
issue
an
has
96.25%
the
com¬
The
peak
.funding
bonds.
wealth
tical
Waterloo, Iowa
Bond
cial
of
bonds
ment
T
56,
p.
street
offered
the
vided
14—v.
Moines;
only bidder, as 5s, at
par.
(P.
O.
Bonds
of
■
County
because
such
pro¬
refund
f
if;
would
refund
that
.
13.4%
are
that
this
corn-
make
bondholder
*fered
Dec; 23
•syndicate
Mass,
awarded
was
composed
freight terminal
of
the
to
General
State
of
No.
of
96
Assembly
-York;
the
session1
-
Hutoicr, and R. W.
Co.«..:
prich ' Ss
•.
,
.
•
156,
St.
Bernard' Parish
Park-Shaughnessy
Paul,
L Note
■
Sale—The
'
Finance
proved
Officer
has
ap¬
issue of $196,000 4%%
road and bridge
refunding bonds.
an
might
have
would
equity
tion
in
)
Says Federal Taxation of Hold¬
ing
Co.
School
Bonds
Threatens
Commonwealth Agencies—Should
Federal Government be suc¬
the
cessful in its announced
.to
tax
the
income
intention
from
"holding'
company"
school bonds (see v.
156, p. 2177), t\vo of Kentucky's
non-profit
"holding
companies"
be jeopardized, it was. stated
Dec. 16 by Thomas
Graham, man¬
may
ager
of
ment
„
of
the
investment
the
Bankers
depart¬
Bond
Co-i,
Louisville, and ex-officio member
of
the
Board
Military
of
Trustees
of
the
Armory
Kentucky
Corp. and the
Children's
Home, at
Lyndon.
Involved
in
the
poration's holdings
Armory"
are
eight Na-
rional Guard. armories at
Lexington,
rodsburg,
cor¬
Carlisle,
Williamsburg,
HarSpringfield,
Richmond,
pay
a.
of
that!' program.
sum
its
out
present;
the armories" in
about
to
suance
Kentucky (State of)
to
"wipe
bonds to
new
cover
is¬
the;
--
Vermilion
addi¬
$250,000 in. the
;
O.
(P.
1
Drainage
Issue
Parish
,
//
•
79
Waltham
Band
?J-
MICHIGAN /
Details—The
?
$85,000 Gray-, Feb.
1, 1943 at his office, at par
ity Drainage District No. 2 impt. and accrued
ham said would have to be the,
interest, $5,000 re¬
bonds .awarded. Dec., 2;1
,tp; Glas & funding bonds of Aug. 1, 1941,
6%
type,
whereas
the- present
Crane of New Orleans/ as re-.;
Nos. 2f to" 25 incl.; due on Aug. 1
armory
bond issue bears 3%%
ported in v. 156, p. 2266, were in 1949 and 1950.
interest;'
sold at a price of lQO.OQLand are
The armories, he added, were
Detroit, Mich.
divided as follows: $79,000 2%s,
tax
levy.
These bonds., Mr. Gra-;
Bonds
Sold—An
$12,500 Supervisors Dis¬
Separate Road District
refunding, bonds has been sold to
J. G,
Hickman; Inc., of Vicksburg;
3V2S, at par.
Dated Oct 1,
1942.
Legality approved by
as
Charles
&
Trauernicht
Louis./,■'/• /■■',
St.
of
7..v7:';/ ; 7 ,//
LauderdaleCounty
B
d
0 n
Miss>,
Oi Meridian),
(P'.
■■
Belding, Mich.
Bond GalL-Clayton Knapp, City
Treasurer, .calls for payment on
of
trict No. 3,
Na¬
(P. O. Carrollton)
District
Road
.
O:
0.83
!
7y
St
MISSISSIPPI
''
■
Abbeville), La.
District No,,
:
;
to
of
as
Carroll County
•>
*
Refunding Approved—The State
Co.
&
1.60s, at a price of. 100.13.
highest bid of 100.11 for
1.60s. was made by. Kahnan & Co.
of Minneapolis.
$49,000 4%
funding bonds was
is
the
approved by the State Local Fin-;
Due
would- have to1 pay the refund out Police:
Jury
proposes
to -issue: notes at 0.385% discount.
a nee
Officer.
!
of- the treasury. - In the case of: $90,000 not to exceed 3% interest, July 15, 1943,
The First Boston
Hickman County
the armory setup alone, Mr. Gra¬ certificates:, of
highest
bidder,
indebtedness; in Corp./. second
ham
said
with ". a
the
Commonwealth; connection
(P- O. Clinton), Ky.
refinancing- •named a rate of 0.424%.
Local
22—v.
Dec.
awarded
Second
Waltham, Mass.
'it'up
<
offered
2083—were
p.
>.
&
V..
—
,
,
...
Press-
;
Sale
The $30,000
improvement certificates of
indebtedness
tional Bank of Waltham purchased
(P. ,0. St. Bernard)! Lc& y
t
Plans
Certificate
Issue—The on Dec) 29 an issue of $200,000
State, which,in reality,:
"holding
company,",
Additional bor¬
to the
Certificate
street
issue
1904.
and
Bros;
Salomon
the
debt limit in
Spring Grove, Minn.
National Bank of. New York, F. S.
,
Act
at
a
First,
•
,.
of
authority
seek
of the legal
outside
,
8
will
rowing would be subject
anticipation notes of-; statutory debt limit.
.
.
to
revenue
Financings—
connection with plans for an air¬
Moseley & Co., New York; Na¬
tional Shawmuf Bank, Merchants
National Bank and Arthur Perry
New Orleans, La. v1 f
& Co., all of Boston, at 0.65% in¬
Bond Call—Horace Pi Phillips,,
Secretary Board of Liquidation,: terest,. plus a; premium of. $50.:
Dated Dec. 29, 1942, and due .Oct.,
City Debt, announces that court!
house bonds Nos. 401 to- 420;' both- 15; -1943.. - Other bids:
-Lr-V:,;;;''•• int. Rtite Premium
.incl.,. have' been, called for pay-., First?.Bo ;toil Corp, and Chcm;
v
ical: Bank & 'Irust Co.
•ment on Jan.. 1,1943.
0.70O-:$71
Bonds will
Halscy, Stuart-& Co.;Inc;.I 0v78
93
be redeemed in accordance • with; OI'iw Natlcnai Bank Ot itftw
:
Section
"holding
have'
the
to
the
taxes
said
the
that
of. such
payment
Graham
-pfmy"
issue
for
taxes, and that* such
paid-under protest."
Mr.
Greensburg), Ky.
thereof
claim
after
meant
Approved—An
poli¬
any
interest hereon,
that
months
KENTUCKY
Green
or
is made to said trustee-within, six
2082—were awarded to the
Carlton D. Beh Co. of Des
Kentucky
subdivision
receipt
improve¬
Dec.
of
Boston,
GOO
/ r"
Airport
approaching session of the
State Legislature for permission
to
issue
up
to $3,000,000- bonds
4.07 %
were
inr 1940
1939.
in
the
Note Sale—The issue of $6,000,-,
/;/v/-! j
of the ownership hereof or of the
Sale—The $27,304.66- spe¬
assessment
obligor
they
city
97,16%
1941.
99.02%
Proposed
MASSACHUSETTS
4%:
$56,000
road; and bridge refunding: bonds;
company")
"holding
In 1941
in
and
ap¬
(the
/.//;
LOUISIANA.
"hereby
Gooselake Consolidated School
Donaldscnville, La. r/V./';
agrees to
refund to the holder
District, Iowa
Bonds
Voted—At. an
election,
hereof any ad valorem or income
r
Proposed
Bond
Issue — The
taxes which may be assessed here¬ on Dec. 15 the voters authorized:
Board of School Directors is con¬
after; against- the holder by the an issue of $80,000 airport com
sidering. an issue of $30,000 re/ United States or
by the Common¬ si-ruction bonds-.7;7/;/
IOWA
in 1-933;
estate
were $20,282,165,
levy of $30,334,442.
Collections in previous years were:
,
Trust
Real
to
the
1942
as
24.
100.21%,
delinquent taxes.
5%
against
pared with the record low of 3%
,
,
personal
unusually
Total' collections
tax
for
Dec.
on
including
National
reported
and
were
collections amounted
-
R.
Exceptionally
1942, amounting to an
99.74%, City Comptroller
Turner informed the City
Council
of
:
■
taxes
1
in
Or J.
Bank
of
Portland
0.48%; Firs,
'
Boston Corporation 0.525%
plus
(If. O. Stanton), Ky.
>
'
Bonds
Approved;— The- State; $4 premium; Leavitt & Co., N.
City Treasurer John
Local
Finance Officer
has- ap/ Y.; 0.613%.
County
'7
Minn,
overall
Other bidders
1943.
Fund
par.
•! Note
Tax
Sale—The $1,000,000 tax
Collections
Good—Real estate
7Y / anticipation notes offered Dec. 28
proved -an issue of $113,000 4%. were:
First
National
road- and bridge refunding bonds. Boston
0.48%;
Canal
Powell
Sinking
Minneapolis,
i///;; to the National Bank of- Com¬
Whitley City), Ky.
merce
of
Portland,
at
0.474%
Approved-— The
State discount,
Dated Jan. 4, 1943, and
...
the
Commission, at
O.
Bonds
v
by
PortlandMe.
—v.
./ ■•■;/'.- .7
Should the Government Succeed
Ind.
District,
Sale—The
Bond
ruling. J.;;
77/'/
district.
funding
Officer;"'..yj'.-j.
"came of the City of Indianapolis, of the Commonwealth and in dis¬
■for the use and benefit of the regard of the Court of Appeals':
sanitary
J
bonds ; has!
approved by the State Local
$30;000
chased
of
cer-
Charles
Legality,
Approved
Trauernicht
&
of
—
St*
.
Louis have approved the legality
of the following
$52,000
2%
refunding bonds:
$7,000
county,
2V2%
Separate Road1 District. No. 1 and
Separate Road Dis¬
2/2%
$5,000
All of the
trict No. 3.
Oct.
dated
bonds
1942.
15,
,
are
7
•
,•
*
built-
at
a
time
when
the
tucky National Guard-units-
Ken¬
due $3,500
were
Feb. 1/1946 and 1947,
Offerings
Wanted—Charles
1950. 'incl., Oekman, City Controller, will re•ceive sealed offerings until 10 A
1954 inch,
M. (EWT) on Jan. 5 of approxi¬
$5,000 from 1955 to 1958 inch, and
quest and instance of the Federal
$5,500 from 1959 to ' 1962." incl/ mately $21,000 bonds for the city
Government."
If
they had hot$6,000 2V2S,
due Feb.
1/ 1963. sinking fund', general' division. No
been built, he
added, the guard
bonds maturing, beyond 1959 will
units of the eight, cities "would Principal, and interest (F-A) pay¬
be accepted and offerings will be
training in "inadequate quarters";
and
not
were
constructed
"at the
have been acceptable to
able
mil¬
The Commonwealth's payments
the bond issue amount to the
on
approximate rental Kentucky was
paying on the- quarters that w;ere
being
were
used
by
before
built.
p r o g r a m,
the
the
Under
the
guard;
-new
the
-
1948
.1951
from
to-
regi¬
armories
the
at-
Chicago.
,
Vermilion
National
Bank
.'
..
Parish
•
,'
'
Drainage
tricts
of
Bond
/ '
puted from the dollar price as of
Jan.
5; 1943,
7
15
21-—v.
awarded
-156,:- p.
to
•i;.-
••
County
(P. O. Pontine), Mich.
Drain. Bond
Decision—The fol¬
1994-7 lowing'..item .appeared
Charles
P.
"Michigan
(P.
O.
Cut Bank), Mont.
Boiid Sale—The
$24,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 21—v. 156.
awarded
2083'—were
p.
to
the
State Board of Land Commission¬
ers;
was
as
2.V2S, at
par.
Only
one
bid
received.
NEW JERSEY
Gloucester
Oakland
,
Tigre Drainage District bonds, of¬
were
aecepted-on the basis of the high¬
est net yield to the city as com¬
Dis-
(P. O. Erath), La. v
Sale—The $50,000 Bayou
funding fered--Dec.:
Commonwealth
-
Commerce, New Orleans.
Legal
opinion of Chapman. & Cutler of
"
Glacier County School District No.
to
re¬
itary' service."
ments
from
$4,000
$4;500
MONTANA
G.
Investor"
of
Refunding
City, N. J.
Application Filed.—
City's application to refund $1,809,000 of outstanding bonds was
recently
referred
to- the
State
in
the
Dec. 26: Funding Commission.
>Volume
28.
Jersey (State of)
New
•
'
Rail Tax Case to Be
Resumed—
in the litiga¬
tion concerning the constitution¬
ality of the 1941-1942 railroad tax
•settlement laws' had been pre¬
sented to Vice-Chancellor - Jayne
The main arguments
Dec.
on
•case,
,12 and argument of the
instituted by State Attorney,
will be. resumed
6,
The legislation at. issue
General Wilentz,
-
•Jan.
'cancelled, more than $20,000,000 in
.
.that accumulated the last 10 years.
had refused
carriers
The
assessments,
the
.
to pay
chal¬
.having
„
:
.
As
result
a
back
the
of
and
latest
re¬
and after the depression.:
duction it is estimated that the
The 1941/Legislature extended
tax
notes
at;
tax rate for 1943 will be $5.25 for
formal acceptance of the moneys .0:63% interest; Due Aug. 27, 1943.; the moratorium until July 1, 1943., ■
each $1,000 of assessed valuation,
the holder of a'
by Hawkins,) but provided
and their distribution among mu¬ Legality - approved
which will be necessary to meet
nicipalities. :/
a/AA'a ; ••■A -%/•-; Defafield..Longfellow of New; mortgage made before July 1, the
proposed budget of $7,967,709.
The money was paid on-account York City., The County Trust Co.,, 1932, would be..permitted to start.
of
tax
arrearages < aggregating White PI a ins,' second highest bid-! foreclosure proceedings unless the!)The $5.25 rate would be the high
est since 1926, when it was $5.78.
$34,000,000 -'which -had
accrued? cier-,. named: a„ rate. of-.0.79%... ,* J .owner of the property began to The 1942 rate was $4.95.
amortize the unpaid principal at
over a 10-year period while- most
'New Rochelle, N. Y.
,;
! the rate of 1% annually. The first
West Haverstraw, N. Y.
New Jersey railroads sought un¬
Bond Sale—The $120,000 coupon
To Issue Bonds—The Board of
payment was due on Oct. 1 of
successfully to ha.ve the State's; or
registered funding/' bonds of-; this,
year/ ,The payments are due Trustees recently announced in¬
railroad tax laws, declared invalid, fered Dec. 29—v.
156, p. 2266—
on a quarterly basis.
tention to issue bonds for the pay¬
in the courts.
Legislation enacted;
City,
"penalty-interest"- against arrear- Chancery Court. Injunction, ob¬
ages in, railroad franchise taxes tained by Wilentz has prevented
,
furnished
the successful bidder.
.two or -three - years, as, would: lyn, N, Y., legislator also anA certified check for $1,280, pay¬
"naturally "be the" case iri serial pounced his /intention to sponsor
J
able to order of the city, is re¬
a measure providing for suspen¬
bond issues, the Bureau says., /
sion of the compulsory amortiza¬ quired.
T.
Wilentz, whose -challenge of
Eastchester
tion payments on all mortgages
the- constitutionality of 1941 and
Westchester County
A(P tO. Tuckahoe), N. Y.
bearing 4 Va% interest 'or more.
1942 railroad tax compromise laws
(P. O. White, Plains), N. Y. '
A'-Note • Sale—The
County- • Trust; The proposed suspension, he said,
had tied up about $17,000,000 -in
Valuation
Reduced—
"of White Plains purchased on Dec.; would be effective for the dura¬ A Assessed
tax payments by major New- Jer-,
The
Westchester
County
Tax
28 an issue of, $200,000 tax notes,
tion of the war, /
sey lines for'many months,- said
Commission
announced
recently
at 0.57%-interest.
Dated Dec. 30.;
The
original moratorium law
Dec. 22 he would" not object to
that the new assessed valuation
•1942, and due June 23," 1943. Le-I provided' that no open mortgage
their formal acceptance and" dis¬
of the county for 1943 is $1,515.gality approved by Hawkins, Del-] dated before July 1, 1932, could
tribution,. /A/
y
V. A;A •
afield & Longfellow of Ne\y York, be foreclosed for default in. the 70.1,681, a reduction of $51,789,338
Certified checks totaling about
from-2942.
This is the greatest
C i ty A. The First National Bank:
payment of principal if the prop^
$17,000,000 are- in the technical
reduction in a single year since
of - Boston, next highest bidder,,
erty owner paid the interest and
custody of State Treasurer Robert;
1933.
The valuation has gradu¬
named a rate of 0.77%.
A/A
j; real -estate/ taxes.:
This statute'
C. Hendrickson and State Comp-;
ally gone down since that year.
troller
Homer, C.-'/Zink, ..but-ca 'A'Note; Sale—The First National; was extended from yean to year:
(State of),
Rail Tax Funds
General David
'Refunding Approved—=The; re- j ,\„
New Jersey
funding plan was approved by the;
Distribution - of
.State
Funding
Commission on Urged—Attorney
Dee.
3
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157.
Bank of Boston has "purchased an; during
issue "of
,
$55,000 "
.
.
lenged the validity of the property
fixed by local taxing
units.
After years of litigation,
i valuations
'/
legislation
was
enacted
.'establishing ,a
new
policy of
State
.
purposes and
/provision made for adjustment of
; past-due payments. The constitu¬
.assessments for tax
tionality. of the enactments is sub¬
ject to/Chancellor Jayne's de¬
cision,
(A detailed statement by
-
•
were
up-!
1942- cancelled
and
1941
in
awarded to the National
Bank
of .New
Yor 1a
ment of
Onondaga County
at:
1.10s,
as
•
$20,000,000
current
claims
the village.
The Board
a
resolution
instructing
Village Treasurer Louis DeCarolis
in interest a.price of 100.049, a basis of abonl
(P. O. Syracuse), N. Y.
penalties owing, on the $34,000,000, 1.08%A - Dated Dec. X 1942,. anB
Bend Offering—Nicholas Pirro,
State Treasurer Robert C. Hen-'
in unpaid principal and gave the, due
$30,000 oh Dec. 1 from 1943 County; ,Treasurer, will receive
drickson on the railroad tax mat-. lines
up to 20 years to pay- off; to 1946 incl.
Other bids: "' a"(A ; sealed'bids"until 2 p.m." (EWT) on
Ater was published in V. 156, p.
the $34,000,000.' Av A ■ ...'.A/A! AA
.Bidder—
-"..A Int. Rate Rate Bid- Jan. 8 for-the
purchase, of $350,000,
;2178). y
-Mr. Wilentz's court action seeks' H.a!seyi':Stuart & Co., Inc,.- 1.2CA
101.109 !
mot to exceed 5% interest general,
& Co., Shtj-wood
-,
S ,1 Chancellor Jayne's decision, ac- to invalidate the cancellation of C P. Chi ids cuitf Nevvburferi
G'6:\
7 \
1942-1943
series
A
coupon
or
•'cording to local press reports, will interest penalties and the install¬ —-Eoeb .&■■■ Co A-'.-"A,.,,;, /..Ai. 1.20/;
100.084 1
Giahapi, Parsons, & Co....: ; u-;,
loo.os j registered
home
relief
bonds;
•: affect the State's entire tax struc¬
ment methods fob paying off prin-j Bacon,: Stevenson &
100,016 !
Dated Jan. 1, 1943.
Interest' Jf-J.
ture.
It will come at a time, when
.Blair -& Co:,Tnc.r add-George
•
•
cipal on the, theory they consti¬
B: Gibbons. & Co. /h.:,
1.40
100.15 i Denomination
$1,000.
Due Jan. 1,
the Legislature has under considtuted an illegal
"gift" of Sta.t'e1 R. fD. White & Co;. ,• 1.40- - 100.105 '
of
ward
against
passed
•
~
to
T
make
in
motion
a
Supreme
Court for. permission to issue the
bonds.
,
NORTH
,
■
DAKOTA
N. Dak.
$2,500
bonds offered
Crystal,
-•
Sold—The
Bonds
munity
.
hall
com¬
Sept.
1944 to .25—v/156, p, 908—were purchased
funds to private corporations,
j
XXXp. New York, N. Xi'H -'A'-i 1948, and $40,000 in 1949 to 1953. on Oct. 15 by the State Land De¬
of. taxing intangible property and
i Rey.enue Bifis Sold—City Comp-! Rate of interest to be in multiples partment, as 3s.
Governor Charles Edison is con¬
trailer Joseph D. McGoldrick sold of Va or one-tenth7 of -1 %, and
sidering general revision/of all
OHIO
Buffalo Sewer Authority, N„,Y.
on Dec. 29 an offering of $2.5,000,-:
must be the same for all of the
taxing methods, y
// : A;A:A Aj.
Financial. Status—The 1 current 000 revenue bills at 0.55% inter-. bonds.
Principal
and
interest,
A
Cincinnati, Ohio
I > While Wilentz's case, instituted
"est "They are dated Dec- 30,1942,: payable in lawful money at the- i
Bonds
Authorized — The
City
in opposition to Edison, does not report of the. Buffalo Municipal
Research Bureau,- Inc.,
contains "and'-X consist of$10,000,000 due. First Trust & Deposit Co. of Syra¬ Council recently approved an is¬
•. challenge
the revised method of
the/ following- summary
of the March 8, .1943, and $15,000,000 on cuse, or at the Chemical Bank & sue of $10,000 2% street improve¬
A
taxing the railroads, it does ques¬
The participating, Trust Co., New, York. Issued for ment bonds.'; Dated Jan. 1, 1943.
above authority's / annual1 report April 16, 1943.
tion
the / Legislature's. right
to
for the year ended June 30, 1942/ bonds and trust -companies and the purpose of providing funds to, Denom.
$1,000.
Due $1,000 on
/make a compromise on .past-due
the •.individual allotments follow:
: '
''■■AA A; A
Revenues' "
"A -.A ■
■'
pay for home relief in the county. Sept. 1 from 1944 to 1953 incl.
taxes:
A;v; 'A '.. ;Ar; '■
A'/ //;A':/ .
-"V. ;V A AAA.
V • ■> 1940-41; '' 1941-42 1
/Name AA,
The period of probable usefulness
'
.'Amount J
The main points argued Dec. 12 Sewej* Rents....,., .'...§1,470,063.05 $1,473,174.76
Cuyahoga County
of the' object or purpose
National,
Bank;
A
Interest
and
Other ? ,.AA„-is 10.
1 Chase
Svere whether the tax. settlement
Income
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
....,,,./ -.;
14,613.63
15,070.41 A New York/A::A:'f^A$4,750,000 years, / The county operates under
laws carried a legal consideration
Debt
Reduced
$12,000,000
in
Total Revenues V./ ,$1,484,676.68
$1,483,245.17 National
City A: Bank, " /,"/ ,'/ ! the. County Law, and the proposed,
or return to the State by the rail¬
Decade—John A. Zangerle, Coun¬
/New York;
3,610,000 issue is authorized by the Social
roads
and
whether
the 1% a
-'A'. VAA/.
Expenditures
/ ;A' A/VA'}''
ty Auditor, reported Dec. 26 that
Guaranty
• Trust "A/ Co., - A y.
:'' Welfare-Law being. Chapter 55 of
month interest on railroad tax Operating
731.103.44 $ 715.481.53
the county had; reduced its bonded
eration
•
revision of the method
a
as
.
follows:
$30,000. in
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,
.
_
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•
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arrearages was
interest or penalty.
Wilentz contended the State re-
-
-
nothing in return for the
and that the interest
ceived
'settlement
'
was
A
penalty.
no
He argued the
Legislature violated the constitution and made a ''gift" to the rail¬
I
•
roads.
i
Herbert J. Hannoch
-
and Josiah
Stryker, counsel for State Treas¬
urer Hendrickson—who is defend¬
A
ing the suit—contended there was
consideration because the rail'
taxes
agreed to pay their
drop" all pending
had
roads
on-
time,
-litigation, and that the. State now
a
means
of acting directly
% J has
•against each• railroad operator to
: collect taxes while it had np such
legal right :before. -
Stryker contended the courts
already have decided the 1% a
month
interest was
a
penalty.
:
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/New York/■AJvAAAAA 3,310,000 the- 'Consolidated Laws.
In the
debt by $12,000,000 in the last 10
j
event that prior - to the delivery
service
- 118,409.00
121,251,00. Bankers - Trust Co/, "New - "
years, and
at the close of 1942
A York, t:-'—2,020,000 of the bonds the income received
Tctal
Expenditures,81.441,556.77, $1,442,978.31
the amount owing will be $34,Central
Hanover
Bank A -/V
by - private .holders from bonds- of
.580,200. The county, debt was at
Excess
of
Revenues
V*
"
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5 .A & Trust
Co., New York 1,875,000 the same type and character shall
Over
Expenditures. .$
43,109.91
45,266.86
its lowest level in recent years
First
National
: Bank, '//•%/ v■;Abe taxable by the terms of any
in 1928 when the figure was $26,New York
1,265,000, Federal income tax law, the suc¬
Sewer Rents "'
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!
343,755.
It amounted to $46,025,Irving Trust' Co., New1' A ' " ' cessful bidder may, at his: elec¬
A The revenues from sewer rents
250 in 1933 and has been decreas¬
; York
1,250,000 tion, be relieved of his obligations
Debt
Service
.A.
592,054.33
v.;;
Debt
for
Reserve
A 005,245,73
■
derived in part from
general
ing since that year. Providing no
the" contract to- purchase
new debt is incurred, the present
bonds/and in such case the'
calendar shows that the county
Baiik: of The Manhattan " " /
/ :
deposit accompanying his bid will;
and the remainder from taking
will be. entirely free of debt in
Co., New York
975,000 bq*. returned.
The bonds will be
care of sewage received- into thd
1967.
Chemical Bank & Trust
valid and legally binding obliga¬
Buffalo system from the City of
Frazeysburg, Ohio
A - !
and the!
Co., New. York—975,000 tions - of the " county,
Lackawanna, the towns of Cheek-t
Bond Sale—The $8,000 fire de¬
J. P/Morgan-Sc Co. Inc;
950,000 county will have power and will
towaga, Tonawanda, West Seneca^
Corn
be obligated to levy ad, valorem partment bonds offered Dec. 26
Exchange
Bank,
"
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and the Village of Sloan.
In 1941Trust Co., New York.
700,000 taxes, upon all the taxable prop-; —v. 156, p. 2179—were awarded
4.9 thV nmnnnt<3 wBTP*
A
<
were
city taxes of Buffalo, -in part by an
addition to the city-water bills!
M
f
r
T
,
pt '/
/'New York.
1,075,000
under
the
:
^
42 the amounts were:
.......
Buffalo
Outside
water,
of
-•
cityA"
Buffalo g eric r a 1
taxes A
4.;
■
bills.
■
.
45.2 A
b2_.SfM
$ 665.244,17 or
/ 770.197B0, or
Buffalo./;.;,/
.
,37.733.59 or
'$1/473,174,76
-
2,5'Jo
100.0%
or
Bonded B,eb^ J
>
bonded- debt at JuneA30j
New- York
Bank
-
Brooklyn
Ohio Co.
of
Columbus.
erty " within the /county for the to the
300,000 .payment- of the bonds and interest Dated Jan. 1, 1943/and due $1,000
275,000 thereon, without limitation of rate on Jan, 1 from, 1945 to 1952 incl.
700,000!
Trust Co
of- New
York
Trust
Co
"* "
Public National Bank &A
-•Trust
or
-
Co., New York. / 250,000
United States Trust Co.,
amount.
kins,
New.
•
The opinion of Haw¬
Delafield &
York to
Underlying / point;
behind his
•//New York
200,000 furnished to the successful bidder.
The
argument is that the Legislature
a
certified
check", for
! Enclose
1942, was $9,673,020, -a reduction Fifth Avenue Bank, New -A :
properly - can compromise a pe/A—.
of $251,000" in/principal amount "/.York
175,000 $7,000, payable to * the County
V. nalty but might not be on as firm
during the year{. - Interest in that Marine - Midland -Trust '■■/■ '''A-A-.:/ Treasurer..i X-a."//■„.;Ai
ground in dropping an interest
year's, debt .service- was.. ,$355,-j. ; • •/ Co. A New York- f - - i -/-175,000
charge. • .-AAA; .aA A/ A .A. /AAV
,!'//:/ Port Jer vis, N.\ Y.:
Continental Bank & Tr. ••/!;
Hannoch reportedly said. • that; 245,73.. The sum of $.121,251 also
Bond Offering—John F. Cleary,
was paid: into- a reserve fund fQr
Co., New. York,-.——
' 125,000
had-no compromise been reached,
City. Clerk, will receive, sealed
the
Lehigh .Valley and. Lacka- the/debt service -of the fukire, in Kings County Trust Cq._/• 75,000 bids until 2
p.m. (EWT) on Jan. 6
Commercial Nat! Bank
A ; ;i
wanna
railroads probably would accordan ce. witjl bondholders',
Ill this debt" reserve j ;& Trust Co., New York /, 50,000 for the purchase of $64,000 not tq
have gone into bankruptcy. - and agreement,.
fund there was a total sum of Empire Trust Co., New; ■
i exceed: 6% int. " coupon or regis.;
their, taxes for last, year and this
$479,968.6,6.
The Authority / has '.York
50,000 refunding bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
year, paid in full,, would have
Denom. $1,000.
Due Jan,
j 1943,
been more difficult to collect.
He set aside, in addition, a general Title Guarantee & Trust/ A
Co:; New York-—— •
50,000 15, as follows: $10,000 from 1950,
reminded the court the compro¬ reserve, fund of • $250,000.' up to
to 1955 incl. and $4,000 in 1956.
.'v
/ -'
mise cancelled no arrearages and June.- 30, 1942, -^A
// / / >. New York (State of)
j Bidder to name. a single rate of
The" original Issues. / at bonds
the $34,000,000 which the carriers
; Regommends
rRelaxation
.of interest, expressed in a multiple
; owed in back taxes, is being paid totaled $10,363,000, .of. which $302,4
Principal!
000 were paid in the- fiscal:year/ Mortgage Moratorium Law—The ofr Va or 1/10 of 1%.
off in. annual instalments.
Legislature,
which and interest (J-J) payable at the
1939-40; and in subsequent yeaps new.; State
-
,
Lowellville,
Longfellow of
this effect will be
Ohio
Lowellville
The
special
sidewalk
3%
assessment
bonds.
West
-
Bond
.
-
Ohio
Alexandria,
Sale—The
$13,000
fire
bonds offered Dec. 29
156, p. 2179—were awarded
apparatus
-
.
—
Savings & Banking Co. purchased
on
Dec, 23 an issue of $1,752.32
,
,
Sold
Bonds
—v.
to
J.
nati.
A.
White
&
of
Co.
Cincin¬
$500 on
and due
March 1 and Sept. 1 from
1944
1956
Dated Dec. 1, 1942,
.
to
incl.
,
,
OKLAHOMA
-
.
•
.
declared
Hannoch
numerous
and $251,000, respectr convenes in January; "must/ relax;
ively, a total of $692,000. Interest "the amortization provisions of the
law be-,
unless it is in clear violation o| nates range from 4% ,to,> 2.6%- an "mortgage. A moratorium"
the
constitution
and ' that
the average, of about r3.6%./. Large^ cause off wartime- hardships-: facjudiciary, has no right to infringe payments on .the principal of the ingsmall property owners, it was
said
debt and decreased interest pay
recently by Assemblyman
on the Legislature's powers unless
ments are probable after the next Eugene F. Bannigan. The Brook
there is a clear violation.
/
court rulings have held, a legislalive Act will not he invalidated
,
•
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'
f
$239,000
,
,
,
Commercial
William
$26.00
and
per
year;
election may
tem
bonds.
Bond
be held
•
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Publisher:
Other
Copyright 1943 by William
Possessions,
Britain. Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia. Australia
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
B." Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York. BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
published twice a week J every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!.
Representative, Field Building (Telephone State 0613). London—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.C.
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y:, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States and
in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per year.
Africa, $31.00 per year.
Election —An
on the ques¬
tion of issuing $35,000 water sys¬
Proposed
City Treasurer's office4 or. at the
OREGON
option of the holder in New York
Clatskanie Peoples Utility District
exchange... The. bonds, are un-.
(P. O. Clatskanie),
limited tax obligations of the city,
Columbia County, Ore.
and the approving legal opinion
Utility
Purchase
Bond Issue
of Hawkins, - Delafield & Long¬
fellow of New-York City will be Validated— The
State Supreme
and Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William
Seibert, President; William D. Riggs,' Busineiss Manager/',
Dana
Chicago—In "charge of Ered H. Gray, Western
B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second-class matter
offices:
Vinita, Okla.
•
South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of exchange,
remittances for foreign subscriptions and
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4
Court
these
Cir¬
affirmed
23
Dec.
on
Judge H. K. Zimmerman of
"Columbia County in holding valid
West
the
chase
The
of
issue
Pur¬
the
(P.
election
the
charged
the
funding bonds
ballot
election
1, 1943.
.aid not contain an adequate state¬
ment of the
in not putting the full is¬
for sale, and in providing
earlier redemption of some of
for
The
Directors
Tenders
exercise
to
their
callable
are
trict plant, to
part
the bonds
the
as
situation required and to
build
dis¬
a
issue or redeem any
all of
or
construct
or
power
acquire
transmission system.
a
Texas
Wanted
*— George
Secretary, will
bonds
and
bonds.
Funds
available
of
$4,734
$6,469,
and
offer
less
at
than
the
will
and
Bond
Details—The
Sale
$5,500
funding bonds awarded Dec. 17 to
the Union Trust Co. of Butler,
as
reported in v. 156, p. 2267—
were sold as 2s, at par.
Due Dec.
1, as follows:
$1,500 from 1943 to
inch, and $1,000 in 1946.
high bid of 100.13 for 2V2S
was
made by Phillips, Schmertz
"& Co. of Pittsburgh.
1945
Second
Scott
School District
Township
(P.
O. Carnegie), Pa.
Bond Offering—James H. Pres-
District
cott,
ceive
Secretary,
bids
sealed
(EWT)
chase
Jan.
on
of
bonds.
1
Dated
Due
the
for
p.m.
pur¬
school
1, 1943. DeFeb.
1,
as
follows: $1,000 in 1944 and
in 1945 to 1959.
Bidders to
the
of
rate
re¬
8
coupon
Feb.
$1,000.
nom,
will
until
14
$31,000
interest
past.
Other members
underwriting group were:
the
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago; Lazard Freres & Co.,
Glore, Forgan & Co. and C. F.
Childs & Co., all of New York;
R. S. Dickson & Co. of Charlotte;
Stroud & Co., Philadelphia, and
Scott
&
Stringfellow of Rich¬
In
columns
on
less
County
(P. O. Houston), Tex.
Seattle,
Bond
City
Comptroller,
bids until
$2,000
name
in
series
Nos.
B
road
1301
to
and
bonds,
15,
bridge
1350, dated Jan.
for
estate taxes, inaugurated in
1942, proved very successful. Ap¬
proximately 17,000 taxpayers took
advantage of this method.
Of a
total of
$3,100,000 installment ac¬
counts, only $100,000 became de¬
linquent.
It is proposed to have
legislation enacted extending the
installment payment privilege to
personal property taxpayers.
uation
of
all
again showed
will
lars.
This figure, however,
dollars below
the
842
Aug.
receive
of
the
sonal
in
increase
for
Voluntary
funding—Under
a
the
limit
40-mill
tax
assessed
was
on
due to
property,
ventories
the
1942
per¬
large
in¬
added
and
Debt
Re¬
modification of
conditions, few
improvements
can, or will, be undertaken during
the
war
public
war.
Nevertheless,
ficials
again urged,
cluded
an
of¬
in¬
city
had
and
item in the tax levy, to
build up reserve funds which will
be
available when
the
work
can
proceed.
Meantime, a committee
is working on a long-term pro¬
that when the time
gram so
the
improvements
comes
be made
may
and
importance, and consistent with
good
planning.
Such
projects
may be helpful in relieving post¬
conditions.
war
4/,,/
dol¬
is 74
peak
valuation of 1,016 million dollars
reached in 1930.
A large portion
/'
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Delinquent Taxes
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.
•
v'
Continued
improvement is
noted in the liquidation of out¬
standing delinquent taxes. How¬
ever, during the worst years of
the depression many parcels of
property became tax delinquent
and
abandoned
their
by
owners.
equipment,
especially in the larger industrial
Since taxes become outlawed after
fifteen years, the city, in a few
and
more
manufacturing establishIf the city should be pro¬
in
placing
the^assess-
on
rolls the value of materials
and
equipment used in war pro¬
duction, the effect on city finances
may be serious'.
municipal
revenue bonds.
previously scheduled
12, but was cancelled—
558.
Considers
million
million
$7,900,000
power
property
increase in 1942,
it
ment
C. Thomas,
Jan. 26 for the
on
taxable
an
when
totaled
Due to
in the order of their necessity
Valuation
Assessed
Continuing the upward trend,
resumed in 1941, the assessed val¬
General
Real
City
estate and
prop¬
erty taxpayers have been assessed
a little less than 62%
of the cost
of
municipal government for the
year
1943.
sents
revenue
will have to clear its
years,
books
only
of
such
items.
If
it
were
bookkeeping transaction to
cancel the taxes, there would be
no problem.
However, since ap¬
propriations
and
expenditures
a
have
been
made
in
consequence
of those tax levies, it will become
Revenue
personal
was
156, p.
v.
noon
of
and
light
been made
Wash.
Offering—W.
The sale
for the payment at the Chase Na¬
tional Bank of New York, of 3%
real
hibited
un¬
interest.
permanent
installment plan of paying
ments.
WASHINGTON
total
of
price
Bond Call—Call has
Dec.
21, page 2180, the
item 'was
erroneously captioned
"Norfolk, Va." ,
respectively.
accrued
basis.
The
valuation
reporting the award in these
purchase
Township Road District
R. D. 1, Butler), Pa,
O.
recent
mond.
Harris
(P.
of the most successful opera¬
tions in the municipal market in
W.
PENNSYLVANIA
Center
by
Installment Payment of Taxes
one
toward
bonds
discount
a
par
1963 incl., and were reby the successful group
yield of 0.50% to a price
a
re¬
and
considered
be
Jan. 1 from
refunding
revenue
redemption
No
works
water
system
sewer
on
Harris
on
1, 1945, at par and
City
to
1943,. mature
according to maturity.
were quickly absorbed
investors, the offering being
of
af¬
ceive sealed tenders until Jan. 31,
of
3%
series
1941
refunding
own
judgment with regard to the best
of the district, to pur¬
chase
Downie,
of the District
power
interests
or
1950,
Cisco,
Court
decision,
Justice Belt, held that
each case the voters placed it
the
1,
98.50,
the
1944
TEXAS
payment of interest.
Supreme
within
.
from
1
interest.
accrued
written by
in
1,
July
up
the bonds by
of
Due $9,000
Bonds maturing
and after Jan.
power,
sue
Jan/
The bonds
Falls
Sioux
$180,000
13/4S. Dated Jan.
as
and
incl.
Jan.
ter
making no provision for water
1
1953
to
issue and that the ordinance erred
in
of
Interest J-J.
Jan.
on
of the bond
purpose
1944
from
has purchased an issue of
He
7.
March
on
Trust Co.
the
York,
99.539, a
by
New
at
.dated
offered
County
Salem), S. Dak.
O.
Bank &
of the district at
that
DAKOTA
Bonds Sold—The First National
$237,000 issue approved
voters
Co, of
a price of
basis of about 1.552%. The bonds
McCook
Directors' ordinance issuing $175,000 of the
Trust
iy2s,
are
SOUTH
invali¬
and the
to
election
bond
the
date
as
County
the
to
syndicate., headed
a
Bankers
$157,000 annually
district and
Directors
of
for
check
Treasurer.
plaintiff and appellant, E. N.
Board
by
payable
$1,500,
Charleston,
certified
a
to
bonds
The
in
delivered
be
Enclose
district.
the
Ollile, had sued the
its
Co.
Power
Coast
bond
opinions only.
Will
cuit
Monday, January'4, 1943
The other 38% repre¬
from state-collected
of
necessary to build up a reserve
'fund to pay the taxes which will
have to be outlawed.
For this
purpose
million
one
dollars
was
included
in the 1942
tax levy.
City officials belive it better pol¬
icy to raise the reserve fund now
Seattle, items, such as income, public util¬
rather than to levy an extremely
1936.
Wash., on Nov. 3, last, David lie-,' ity, telephone, gasoline and liquor
large amount in a single year.
Chairman of the Finance taxes; state school and highway
Jefferson County Drainage District vine,
General City Pension Fund
Committee, is reported. to have aids, locally collected license fees,
No. 6 (P. O. Beaumont), Tex.
expressed the hope that the city fines and permits and unexpended
During the first years of the
Proposed
Election
on
Barge
balances from the previous year's
may now be able to refund $542,operation of the Employes Re¬
Bond Issue—A Citizens' Commit¬
000
of Lake Washington
inter¬ appropriations.
The unexpected tirement System, the city failed
tee presented
a
petition to the
cepting sewer system bonds at a increase in the revenue from in¬ to levy the full amount certified
Commissioners'" Court requesting
reduced interest rate.
The bonds come taxes during 1943 was one
by the actuary for the system.
A
an election on a proposal to issue
were issued in 1936, 1937 and 1939,
of the prime causes enabling the
portion of this deficit was in¬
$2,200,000 drainage bonds.
and
carry interest rates of 4%, city to make a reduction of $1.71
cluded in the current levy, leav¬
While our re¬
414% and 4%%.
Nueces County
Maturity is in in the tax rate.
ing $200,000 still to be made up to
1956, 1957 and 1959, and the bonds ceipts this year from the income put the system on an actuarily
(P. O. Corpus Christi), Texas
tax have exceeded by a consider¬ sound basis.
are
not
callable ' prior to those
Bonds Resold—Crummer & Co.
%
Z
However, according to an able margin our; estimate of a
of San Antonio purchased from dates.
/
Financial Management
year ago, future revenue from this
Matagorda County a ' block
of opinion rendered by City Corpo¬
By building up the reserves for
ration Counsel A. C. Van Soelen, source is very uncertain.
Drastic
$22,000 3%% Nueces County road
the modified 40-mill tax limit law changes and steep increases in the public improvements, and the de¬
and bridge bonds at a price of
would permit the city to refund federal income tax and proposed linquent tax fund, and liquidating
106.064.
Dated Dec. 28, 1938.
reduction in the state income tax a portion of the deficit in appro¬
any general obligation bonds is¬
,' ,y
•:
Talco, Texas
sued for capital purposes and levy may have a considerable effect priations to the general city pen¬
Bonds Purchased
In connec¬ for the service of such
Another sion fund, the city moves ahead
refunding on our local revenue;
tion, with the call for tenders on. bonds outside of the 40-mill tax questionable item is, our future in its plan of placing all its fiscal
,
multiples
hi % of 1%, The sale is subject
to approval of the proceedings by
the Department of Internal Af¬
fairs and the approving Opinion
Dec. 21 of water works and sewer
of Burgwin, Scully & Churchill
system revenue refunding bonds,
of Pittsburgh will be furnished/
dated'July 1; 1941,-it was reported
Enclose a certified check for $750,
by J. G. Simmons, City Secretary,
payable to the district.
that
$10,000
bonds were
pur¬
chased from Dewar, Robertson &
SOUTH CAROLINA
Pancoast of San Antonio, at va¬
Charleston County
rious prices.
The following were
(P. O. Charleston),
C.
purchased:
.
■
—
Bond
Offering—E.
H.
Robert¬
Chairman
son,
Board
of
the
County
Commissioners, will re¬
of
sealed bids
ceive
(EWT)
chase
Jan.
on
of
the
to
not
road
A.
11
14 for
$150,000
interest
4%
until
M.
pur¬
exceed
bonds.;
Dated
Jan.
15, 1943. Denom. $1,000. Due
$15,000 on Jan. 15 from 1944 to
1953
incl.
after
in
Bonds maturing on or
Jan.
15,
1948,
are
callable
inverse numerical order
on
plus
a
each
-
premium of V\
of 1%
or
rates of
in
the
interest
interest
the
cost
able
of
are
printing
to
be
valorem
the
bonds,
obliga¬
general
tax upon
property within the
without
limitation
amount, and
ally
are
secured by
as
to
all tax¬
county,
rate
to be addition¬
a
Toll
pledge of the
operation of the Folly Beach
Road
in
the
county.
must
be
conditioned
basis,
the
incentive offered to the bondhold¬
ers
being to exchange a bond sub¬
to the 15-mill tax limit al¬
ject
lowed
cities for
an
unlimited tax
bond.:
\t
"
Milwaukee, Wis.
improvement bonds pur¬
by Scott, Horner
of Lynchburg,
price. df 100.50—v,
a
2180—are
dated
as
l%s,
156,
p.
Jan.
1, 1943, in
$1,000 denoms. and mature Jan.
1, as follows: $1,000 in 1945 and
1946; $2,000 from 1947
incl., and $3,000 from
state
gasoline
were
assessed locally as personal prop¬
erty, the city receiving all reve¬
nue
from that
In 1931 the
source.
state
legislature increased the gas
tax to four cents a gallon, and the
personal property tax on automo¬
removed.
was
the property tax,
annually
In
autos
the financial
been
focused
on
the
successful
last
assessed
as
per¬
property.
In addition, the
state, makes certain grants
for
maintaining
trunk
state
a
pay-as-you-go, rather
owe-as-you-go
financial
management,
CANADA
of
lieu
sonal
were
on
an
basis.
Recognizing obligations and defi¬
nite
commitments, and making
provision to meet them, is sound
Canada (Dominion of)
Plans
$100,000,000
Refunding
correspond¬
amount
an
affairs
than
the city received
ing to the amount received when
Review—In his annual review of
Issue—A
syndicate to be headed
Morgan Stanley & Co., New
York, was reported in the process
of being formed this past week
by
roads for
the purpose of underwriting
an
offeriing of $100,000,000 Do¬
city is the effect
minion
bonds
in
this
country.
gasoline rationing will have on
Proceeds of this financing would
gasoline taxes and automobile li¬
be used to
refund a like amount
cense
fees.
The uncertainty is
within the city. The problem con¬
fronting
the
of the Dominion's'5%
bonds due
prosecution of the war.
Most of
the municipal functions, especially
pertaining - to protection of life
and property, health and sanita¬
the
levy, recently minion now outstanding.
No. date has been set for the
adopted/is probably the last levy
for payment of principal on the offering of the new issue, and it
bonded debt of the city.
It is ex¬ is understood many details re¬
pected that next year the Public main to be worked out.
Under
services, education and main¬
$20,000 tenance of street lighting and pub¬
Va.
Mason
the
Formerly automobiles
biles
WISCONSIN
from
revenue
tax.
tion
Sewer
lic property must be continued
during war-time. However, some
normal activities
can
be and have
method the state will
use
in
on
allocating those revenues,
v
Bonded Debt Requirements
The -1942
in
highest
1952, which
1,
1922.
This
~
were
issue
issue of
coupon
is
is¬
the
the Do¬
tax
during the emer¬ Debt Amortization Fund will be
gency.
Permanent
public
im¬ able to assume the remaining $10,It may be
provements have been practically 362,000 bonded debt.
eliminated for the duration.
'
necessary to include in the 1943
With
Milwaukee's
reputation levy an amount sufficient to pay
been
May
sued
curtailed
1949
There¬
for sound financial management the interest due in 1944.
1950 to
1953
incl.. Callable at par and firmly established; city officials after Milwaukee taxpayers; will be
relieved of their bonded indebted¬
are fully cognizant of the difficul¬
accrued interest -on any interest
ties and responsibilities of con¬ ness.
date (J-J) on and after Jan. 1,
1948.
Legality
approved
by ducting the fiscal affairs in a war¬
Permanent Improvements
Thomson, Wood & Hoffman of time economy. Conditions change
With the intent of keeping the
New York City.
Other bids:
so
rapidly that it is extremely city debt free after the existing
to
The
Bidder—
Scott
&
P.
Cfaigie Co
Patterson,
of Powhatan..........
W.
Miller
Bank
&
Int: Rate
Stringfellow.1.40ft>
Rate Eid
100.17
iy2
100.19
1.70
100.04
2%
Par
purchasers will be furnished with
Richmond, Va.
the opinions of John I. Cosgrove,
Bond Sale—Correction—The $3,Attorney
for
the
Board,
and 140,000 public improvement bonds
Huger Sinkler, of Charleston. All offered by the above city on Dec.
bids
voluntary
the usual
procedure, the Canadian
Government will not
announce
the
redemption date for the outstand¬
ing 5% bonds until the refund¬
ing issue is marketed and delivery
of the
bonds has been made.
new
The 5s of 1952 became
on
May 1, 1942, but
funded
at
market
that
and
callable
not
were
time
because
wartime
re¬
of
conditions
,
or
net. revenues to be derived from
the
Sanitary
chased recently
&
Co., New
The county will pay
City.
ad
County
Bond Sale Details—The
public
at
tions of the county, payable as to
both principal and interest from
an
■/
.
Henrico
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Chemical Bank & Trust
which
1961..
to
bid.
a
standing of the city,
1952.
Comptroller. William H. Wendt re¬
Bonds Nos. ,15 " to
17, to the ports the following:
amount of $3,000.
Due July 1,.
As in the case of proprietors
1953.
■
■'/,^
and
directors of private enter¬
Bonds
Nos,' 81. to 84, to the
prise, the attention of public of¬
amount of $4,000.
Due July 1, ficials
during the past year has
District No. 2
Rate
York
$2,000.
14, to the
Due July 1,
(P. O. Richmond),
named
and
of
amount
on
Comptroller's Annual Financial
and
13
for
maturity date, the maximum
premium, however, not to exceed
be
Nos.
year, or
fraction thereof
the date of redemption to
the
3%.
Bonds
.be
to
Due July 1,
$1,000.
or
after Jan. 15, 1944, at par and ac¬
crued interest to the call
date,
from
Bond No. 5,
1950.
Such refunding would have
limit.
upon
16—v. 156. p. 2085—were awarded
hazardous
to
forecast
the future.
During the present critical period
unpredictable
developments
may
completely alter the situation.
Progress in the city's financial
condition
can
be
during
reported.
the
year
1942,
bonded
debt
for,
a
permanent
fund
was
ago.
poses
has
been
generally.
provided callable
improvement part,
established several years
raised
bearing
bond
projects
are
in
issues,
financed
interest-
at
as
in
whole,
a
and
par
days' notice.
Whereas funds for such pur¬ keted
were
Under the terms of the
original indenture the bonds
but
interest
The issue
the
April, 1922, by
United
a
now
such by J. P. Morgan & Co.
cash fering price
was
in
on
60
was
mar¬
States
in
syndicate headed
on
a
are
not
par.
The .of¬
Volume
5
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4139
157
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mi
Investment News
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
IT,a
The
company
equal
share on
A, stock,
initial distribution pf $3
15, 1941; none since"-*1
paid a dividend of,$1.50, per
on, the;, 6%.. cumulative,. preferred
26
Dec.
on
of accumulations
par $50, to holders of record-Dec. 21.
per' share was made on this issue on
account
An
July
$0.97
and
'
business on
the
to
Aluminum
close
of
part
.
business on Jan, 20, 1943, of exchanging all or any
holdings of said stock for shares of capital Stock of
at the-rate of ">ne share of capltal'stock
of
their
.
,.,
Stock—
Pays 30-Gent Dividend on Preference
-
declared a dividend of 30 cents per share on
the $2 non-cumulative convertible preference stock, no par value, pay-able Dec.- 31 to holders of record Dec. 29.
This compares with 65 cents
directors recently
The
share paid on Dec.
per
1936.—V,
p.
Dec,
23,
156,
•:V-
951-,
Y
•
■ ■
November—'
""Y
•/
■
1942
Net
ry.
Net
57,487
30,254
2,167,579
1,863,243
735,866
570,933
429,619
156,
267,484
New
"
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expenses
♦Federal
tion
Southern RR.—Purchases
Great
Alabama
of New
Co,
Guaranty Trust
The
American
York has been
Bonds—:
,
expenses
General
Federal
Fed.
156,
873,941
1,561,086
110,154
534,367
Int.
1*
.
Divs.
—V.
156,
2093.
p.
Profit
foreign
$56,775
$1,452,595
$1,089,725
9 Mos. End.
Operating
/ I
:
U.
for
Fed.
S.
Net
$5,688,626
742,762
inc.
& excess prof,
and
foreign exchange—
701,102
on
from
income
i.
548,279
%
1203.
Y
.
21,258
$2,532,847 $12,611,647
708,573
2,787,858
$12,687,901
$9,823,789
$9,854,544
&
ether
&
$5,282,670
deductions
other
Int.
' carried
Balance
earned
consol.
691,278
deducts.__
♦Provisions
2,833,357
to.*
$1,824,274
$4,591,392
surp._
taxes for
for Federal
made
were
the nine months ended
1942, at estimated rates which resulted in an overprovision
of
approximately $2,700,000 during
such period.
Adjustment for
approximately4 $2,300,000 of such overprovision has been made by
credit to tax expense in the October, 1942, account?,—V. 156,; p. 2187.
225,347
30,
332,089
..
American Stores Co.—November Sales Up
>
21.5%—
a
He
-
■
Consolidated
1942-
Period End. Oct. 31-~
of the
—V.
Vice-President
also
has been
and
general
Operating
$972,138
President
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Operation
$
:
$
Depreciation
of
742
8,640,053 104,094"
95,559,850
which
3,306,832
35,255, 196
33,458,835
routes.
432,560
5,625, 569
4,986,702
1,116,842
_________
Dec.
on
officially .opened
21
the
com¬
transcontinental cable from New York to San Francisco.
makes it possible, for the first time, to'telephone from
coast to coast over all-cable telephone facilities.
Two years of steady
construction work across plains and mountains were required to build
the new line, which runs underground for 1,600 miles.
The new line is in addition
to four other transcontinental lines
2,947,098
____________
Maintenance
Amortiz.
,»»
1942—12 Mos.—1941
Telegraph Co.—Places Trans¬
Cable in Service—
Gifford
S.
Walter
cable
8,851,266
_A_
'
new
This
515,425
revenue
„
American Telephone &
'
Mont4»^94I,
'V'
1571.
p.
continental Telephone
subsidiary, manufacturing
Income Account
13,537,359 187,316,398 141,389,671
16,451,561
156,
t.
,
company,
$
consol.
Subsidiaries
' jj»
J
£
•
i
,
engineer
is
,1942—11 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
Y Period End. Nov. 30—
$625,833
j
Sales
chief
Preis, formerly
Vice-President.
G.
>
150,547
124,065
—
int.
$957,922
Vice-President—
American Gas & Electric Co.
^
$1,011,965
$1,096,203
—
25,328
4,975
4,866
bef.
"•
41,254
income
85,035
$610,963
of Amertorp Corp., a wholly-owned
and aerial torpedoes.—V. 156, p. 1412.
naval
$861,418
♦U. S. Federal income and excess profits taxes of Air America Cables
&. Radio, Inc., for the nine months ended Sept.1 30, 1942, have been
estimated in an amount equal to 53% of net income of that company
Net
109,254
'
manager
540,515
$970,711
operations.
Corp."—
82,221
________
taxes
pany's
long-term debt of All America
$2,705,865 $13,331,321 $13,475,814
92.325
351,838
382,057
75,718
\
342,508
384,593
_1—
taxes
Balance
$732,575
$795,463
A___
before Int. on long-term debt- Y' $880,498
269,535
long-term; debt of subsidiary—;—
156, p.
elected.
481,415
Cr71,770
Cr71,140
income
on
Other
1,207,451
Cr70,835
Cr59,842
income
-
Carl
859,000
'♦
597,013
Non-operating Income
''y
Int.
Total
615,039
^
American Can Co.—New
„
1,121,000
taxes
—V.
v..„.
Net
oi>erations
" 568,850
i———
amortization-
$2,685,307 $13,266,717 $13,410,230
20,558
64,604
'
65,584
874,000
1,155,087
income
-..'Net:
....
1,711,471
"" 628,434
expenses_i____—.
depreciation
for
-V-'
2,092,078
Other, taxes
Provision
1941
$6,178,169
miscellaneous
$5,462,098
16,913
above)
shown
,
repairs__,_—*"~-
and
and
General
'
,•
revenues
Maintenance
Profit
;
$2,685,307 $13,266,717 $13,410,230
&
,
i1942
of operation—.
Expenses
♦Prov.
Sept. 30—
from
Power
Co.—
as
Federal
1,292,501
1,121,000
and amortization—_
exchange—•_
Nonoperating income:
Interest on
Earnings—
(& Subs.)
1,214,016
—
depreciation
income
$5,462,098
subs.-l-
income
Sept.
Net
All America Corp.
1,241,066
expenses
and exc. profits taxes
inc.
Am.
Co. in
$5,479,011
of
Expenses
-
50,619
41,539
10,782
equity of Am. Pwr.
Lt. Co. in inc. of
Other
4,366;224
1,218,383
4,648,492
2,342,138
/
/
on
>
$2,696,089 $13,308,256 $13,460,849
17,558
$10,889,966 $10,235,338
___:
taxes
Net
:
Balance
r
for
$3,727,819
2,275,224
$3,431,863
189,082
$251,953
I /. 195,178
ctock—;
pref.
on
4,754,825
Other
531,347
1941
1942
& Light
Light
&
.
Cr77,773
to
.
of
equity
American
■''.V
15,801,879
Cr219,927
1,792,946
public____
income
Net
15,942,892
$4,489,025 $20,480,007 $20,632,591
1,792,936
7,171,751
7,171,742
$7,272,602
applicable
Pwr.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
774,684
$8,186,639
$642,200
Cr3,300
________
minority ints.
"
30—
Sept,
for U. S. Fed.
Prov.
$642,969 $11,932,079
391,016
8,204,260
51
v:w—
income
"
/
:
miscellaneous
and
$453,118
deductions
other
&
Net
charged to
to
Portion
Net
3,921,042
'
Crl7,500
3,949,823
$5,479,656
divs.
subs,
operation______-_-_-..
and
repairs_4._
Maintenance
Provision
income
Gross
2093.
revenues
Expenses of
General
$1,173,547
11,322,945
and
Balance
/
engines.
p.
Ended
Months
9
Operating
2,762,421
taxes
prof,
interest
Pfd.
r.
29 filed a complaint in Federal
American Cable & Radio Corp.
2,860,025
2,988,490
2,685,340
239,015
316,637
taxes_„
income
excess
.
cancels all tire agreements'between American Bosch and
G.M.B.H., a German concern which manufactures similar,
decree
products.—V.
250,000
taxes
public
to
construction
1942—12 Mos.—1941
164,049
depreciation-
for
Prov.
757.330
.
t-
,
injection equipment, generators,
similar, apparatus for various types of stationary,
automotive
Diesel and
$2,281,353 $28,237,080 $26,004,077
:
1.082,732
9,647,076
10,099,489
11,773,623
$8,392,567 $36,202,972 $36,356,697
"
manufactures" fuel
corporation
•■/ The
f 2,826,974
$11,219,125
Less
the litiga¬
With Sherman Act
Corp.- -Charged
Department of Justice on Dec.
Robert Bosch,
1942—Month—1941
$2,344,926
revenue
2,956,525
deductions
other
agpinsi the
magnetos, coils and
Power Co.—Earnings—
Alabama
Period End. Nov. 30—
Opera ting
The
10,054,514
approp.
income
Gross
Interest
President, for
trade "and by
fuel injection
and, related industries.
;;
At the same time,
Federal Judge Alfred C. Coxe signed a consent
decree effectively canceling the agreements involved and providing for
royalty-free licenses until six months after the termination of the war.
authorized to con¬
44,099,482
11,848,087
10,036,673
$8,346,388 $36,050,770 $36,225,631
46,179
152,202
131,066
corporation and Donald P. Hess, its
alleged violations of the Sherman Act by, restraining
participating in the restrictive agreements involving the
to
Gross
Bosch
Violations—Y-Y:"Y
purchase, to and including Jan. 22, 1943, first consolidated
mortgage series A 5%
bonds due Dec, 1, 1943, at 1041/2/^ flat and
series B
4%
bonds-due Dec. 1, 1943, at 103'/2%
flat.
Bonds must
be surrendered at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,140 Broadway,
New York, N. Y„ with coupons due June 1; 1943, and Dec,; 1/ 1943/
attached.—V. 156, p. 2187.
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/>'■v"""/'/
''/./'V/'v
tinue
res.
Balance''
The
15,854,151
2,557,834
operating revs"" $11,160,043
Other income (net)
59,082
Corporation will be considerably in excess of Alcoa's production."
Federal District Court at New York held that the Justice Depart¬
Court
47,951,110
3,451,396
Net
production
not proved its charges of monopoly.
Dismissal of
tion would leave that decision in effect.—V. 156, p. 2187.
_
11,759,659
2,295,475
2,329,946
_____—__
retire, and deple¬
Prop,
A
b.
12,332,120
taxes
taxes
Other
showed
ment has
the common
This com¬
pares with 10 cents paid on Oct. 1, last; 20 cents on July 1, 1942,* and
10
cents on April 1,
1942.
Payments during 1941- were as follows:
April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 20 cents each,..and Dec.'27, 30 cents.—
V, 156, p. 1202;
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■
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$31,074,109 $28,942,251$121,666,327S113,550,659
revenues
Operating
■
..
1942—12 Mos.—1941
,
/
■
..
1736.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Subsidiaries—.
Plant
year-end dividend of 30 cents per share was paid on
stock, par $20, on Dec. 26 to holders of record Dec. 17.
Offices—
at 122 East 42d St.;
are
Telephone is Murray Hill 5-7142.—V. 156, p.,
York, N. Y.
Period Ended Oct. 31—
added that the statistics presented by the Justice De¬
"that of the' estimated aluminum production for
of the capacity owned by Alcoa will be about
of the total and the production of the capacity owned by Defense
40%
this company
the offices of
Operating
•"//
■
,
T
1463.
p.
American Power & Light Co. (&
company
the
1943,
i
Dividend—,
& Iron Co.—30-Cent
examination."
moment's
a
partment
A
Alabama Fuel
7
»
bear
not
'v-_-
';<}.■,■"/
2003.
p.
Effective Dec. 28
Department's)'
(Justice
156,
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—Moves,
aluminum-producing plants owned by the Government,"
the brief said, "it Is hard to tolerate an assertion by the Department '
of Justice that thereby Alcoa is , entrenching its alleged monopolistic ;
the
liquidating dividend of 25 cents per share was paid Dec. 23, last,
'capital stock to holders of record Dec. .16
A liquidating divi¬
of $1 was paid on Oct, 9, 1942, and a payment of 25 cents made
on;April 1, 1942.—V.
operating
The
621,320
576,198
income—
oper.,
ry.
—v.
$182,819
85,309
59,087
income
oper.
dend
A,motion to dismiss the case .previously, had been filed by the com¬
because of the fact that the court lacks the legal quorum of
six justices to pass on the controversy.
>
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The motion was opposed by the Justice Department, which said there
was
"a
prospect" that legislation would be enacted to reduce the
number of justices required for a quorum.
.
.
/ •
' ' •' •' t "When the Government has sought the aid of Alcoa In constructing
in
Properties Corp.—25-Cent Diy.—
the
on
memorandum that
Alcoa will supply, over 90%' of the contemplated aluminum production
and that after the war Alcoa will control over 90 %* bf a capacity nearly
seven times as large as it
was In 1939 is likewise unfounded and will
1939
$218,917
railway____
railwayJl-lY"
from
Net
A
^
;
^
,
statement
./
American-Canadian
required, brief, filed
"The
,>*,/,
P..XS57,„
more
a
position.
1940
,1941
•
$318,588
$255,947
118,514
71,574
66,521
34,004
From Jan. 1—
''V";."/Y"f'.: ■ " "Y/Y'Y' •'■'
Grcss from railway^—
3,151,907
2,864,364
Net
from
railway.:—,
J .048,301
1,107,678
from
Gross
'/•/ -j
,
'
•
'
'
Monopoly
V;'<*'/"
pany
and
Cantort & Youngstown Ry.- -Earnings-
Akron
/ ;
■
and 60 cents on
last; $1 on Dec. 27,-1940,
29,
Answers
YyY".
>'<. •
deeply than e.vei; in its monopolistic position." /
with .the U. S. Supreme Court, the com¬
pany urged the tribunal tp dismiss litigation involving Justice Depart¬
ment charges that Alcoa. possessed a monopoly in the production and
sale of aluminum.
"
/.
1
In
Pan
,
1145.
company
Alcoa
American plus • $2 in cash for one1 s.hare of said convertible
preference stock of Air Investors, Inc.
Such offer will -be made, in
respect of not more,' in the aggregate, 'than 10,000 shares' of con¬
vertible
preference stock,' the Pan American corporatioin not being
obligated-in-any way by> or -with respect to acceptances covering more;; ,
in the aggregate, than said number of shares.
;
/ W
Y /',„*
«v,
of
"
$114,-"
nine - months - ended'
called "unfounded and unwarranted" a JusUce De¬
partment statement that "the war emergency is operating to entrench;
The-
Airways Corp.
Pan American
-U-
America
of
Co.
Charges-— """%'-•/
advises
of
totaled
1942,
Oct, 31,
ended
for
amounts
1941, include approximately $263,000 for underaccruals -in
prior to the enactment of the Revenue Act of 1941.
The tax
charges for the 12 months periods are effected by similar under¬
accruals
and
adjustments; the current period includes charges of
approximately $707,000 for underaccruals in the prior period. Also the,
current period includes a non-recurring credit of approximately $120,000 and the prior period
Includes a similar credit of approximately
$500,000,. both due to the 1940 refinancing of a ■ subsidiary.—V, 156,
1941
Inc.—Exchange Offer—
dated'Dec/ 23, 1942, to holders of the' convertible preferencethem that all holders of - said stock of record at the
Dec. 29, 1942, are to be offered the privilege,-up
letter
A
close
"/i:
-
the'nine-months
,
Air Investors,
stock
against $2,890,000.
Net sales'for
625,538 as compared with. $102,427,783 ior the
Oct.. 31,. 1941, an increase of 11.9%.—V. 156, p.
the
to
In 1942 prior
by approximately $500,000 for overaccruals
enactment
of the
Revenue
Act of 1942.
The
reduced
'October,
Federal income
profits taxes, normal taxes and surtaxes on income totaled
share, for the same month a year ago.
common
a
excess,
$5,700,000
y. 154, p. 1257.
been
profit for the nine months ended Oct.,31, 1942, was $3,653,313,
to $1.52
a
share on common, comparing with $2,634,023, or
Net
Co.—$1.50 Preferred Dividend— ■;
Aeolian
•
1,068,186
13,254, 027
12,729,224
eleq. plant
""/'•
adjust.
part of
western
of
each
On
United States by four, different
the
other
these
however,
lines,
the
open
telephone'pole cross-arms. %
Acquisition—
/
;/
the
cross
carried overhead on
*
wires
are
'
deducting such taxes,—V.
Allied Chemical & Dye
156, p..,1202.
t
<
Corp.—Sells Interest in Sloss-
Sheffield Steel & Iron Co.—
See United States Pipe &
"
8,333
8,333
8,333
The
♦Federal income taxes__
177,952
499,147
7,325,251
7,083,809
sition
♦Excess
before
taxes^_
781,629
610,501
9,669,359
1,075,327
822,652
822,565
9,725,650
9,451,878
Telegraph of Missouri, a wholly-owned subsidiary which has title to
pole
lines, cable,
conduit, rights of way, lands and buildings in
Missouri.
The property is carried on the Missouri company's books
Operating income /"/
2,481,335
1,891,930
23,139,691
26,765,741
254,957
328,478
acquisition
Foundry Co., below.—V, 156, p. 2093/"
"
taxes
Other
:
profits
Other
32,766
income,
/
20,784
..
100,000
■
<
-
■
at
RR,.—Earnings—
: ' Alton
"
1941
1942
November— '
'railway'I—$3,242,060
Net
from
railway—1,586,120Net ry. oper, income/„_^. * 1,408,244
From Jan. i—
Gross from railway.
28,565,825
Gross
Net
Net
from
-from
vy.
*
15f
"Deficit.—V.
•'
"
"
10.710,325
2,461,584
12187.
railway_r_—
oner, incoir
1
'
$;■>
f
Period End. Oct. 31—'
before
taxes
j
sales^
net
Profit
Prov.
sales__2
net
♦Total
&
for
Fed.
spec.
est.
profits "axes;
taxes
&
33,810
688,803
"
,
Consol.
Undist.
about
those made on Christmas Day went through.
De¬
encountered bn many, routes, particularly those to remote
points, and the flood of traffic over transcontinental lines was par¬
ticularly heavy.—V, 156, p. 2303, 1947.
"
—123,869
2,889,993
3,463,793
net
Divs.
income
//"'
of
•
•*
rY-
'/..':
•
Lord
Int.
bonds &
on
3,463,793
2,889,993
1,057,905
54,165
-
64,163
advs.
8,308,545
12,053,105
54.165/
649,978
881.324
68,572'
stocks—
842,800'
939,977
'
4,486,310
3,425,255
13,323,548
9,665,329
income
Other
u.
2,211
A_.
.
3,430 i
,
33,601
.
:
57,334
1,630,000
17,010,000
-1,678,540
.
&
Taxes
12,700,000
■
exps.;
600,000
1,786.310
1,000,000
1,195,255
$0.49
merchandise inventories.
■
1,060,202
,13,298,718
16,821,733
81,919
839,207
983,236
978,283
12,459,511
15,838,497
92,928
-
72.230
1,102,933
1,134,434
140,767
1,689,209
the
for
past
19
1,606,310
.
Int.
&
Divs.
deductions
90.640
pfd.. stock—
140,767
other
on
.
earned
for
r'
coin.
7
—i\—..—
1,374,903^.
■
•
744.588.
_9,667;369
'
13,014,854
profits tax charges- for "he month of
October, 1942, after giving effect tp the 10% * post-war refund, have
.
*F3deral. income
and
excess
of
advertising
Lord
Mr.:Lasker's
Don
will
the
yea'rs" \yas
b. - Lasker
& Thomas.
of
Three
largest
agents
and oldest advertising agencies
for the American Tobacco Co.
dissolved at the close of business on
principal owner,. President and a
was
associates.
Emerson
Foote,
Vice-Presidents
of
Fairfax M. Cone
& Thomas,
Lord
operate* the
which
Co..
V.
Belding,
ail
Executive
business...under the name of Foote; Cone & Belding",
firm will continue to receive the advertising of American Tobacco
according to George V/.
156,
p.
Hill, President of American Tobacco Co.—.
1012.
•
American Water Works &
-—
Bal.
..stock
one
of
director
•
and
Albert
31..
Dec.
1,689,209
-
3,675,000
Balance
reserve
profit_—
world,
the
in
Thomas,
&
and
Total
Agents-
•
—123,869
1,558.002
preferred stks.
on
two-thirds of
were
American Tobacco Co.—New Advertising
'
Divs, on com.
normal
amounts of certain
12,053,105
'
inventory
net
14,943,098
8,308,545
•
Elec.
sitbs. consol.; as above
,
necessary
"Y'
11,772,338
Co.
' 'f*
intended to
934.036
.
1,558,002
consol.
Gas &
/ /;
1,057,905
714.525
income of'
"American
>
it
longer
Y Christmas
Long
Distance Telephoning Broke All
Records—..: -.'Y'Y*":'':
■;
The Christmas holiday long distance telephone rush in 1942 boosted
traffic 24%
over
1941 to break all records, the company announced.
About three-quarters of the long-distance calls placed the day beforeChristmas were completed, based on reports from 16 large cities, and
7,308,408
.
lays
i
'"
4,128,189
1,558,002
net
-
no
437,425
stocks A:
Undist.
was
'
3,884,098
com.
____
com.
on
it
46,400
729,041
1942—12 Mos.- -1941
$ •
"
$
'
'
«
43.081.495 -38,673,946.164,OOd,611 141, 562,"18
42,638,047.- 38,376,066 155„634,584 136 152,559
'
for
earned
'..StOCkS
,
Divs.
subs,
S
7,300,785
explained that
since
323,640
;
2,719,371
♦152,627
1
608,637
company
/--"""/Y/v
existence.-
323,640
stocks—
pfd.
on
Bal.
135,304
6,313,548
4,990,329
Earns, per com. share_.
$0.82
' $2.82
$2.11
'Excluding sales of stores not owned at all times during both periods.
*The provisions for Federal
taxes on income have been made on the
basis of applying the "last-in, first-out". principle of; determining: the
;
Divs.
/
14.927,081
4,878,438
1,733,579
607,158
/
deducts—.
&
27,094,219
in
has approved the acqui¬
the American Telephone- &
25,301
funded debt
on
Int.
Other
23,394,648
118,979
55.407-.
surtaxes, on
for
valuation
Interest
1,912,713
exc.
income
-
366,851
1942—3 MOS.—1941
'
Approp.
i 287,664
inc.
res.___.
Fed.
$i. 462,291
Subs.)—Earnings—
$
Total
-
18.236,451
■
(&
^
$1,363,209
345.953
.
■
Allied Stores Corp.
1939
"1940
.
$1,700,507
2,514,101
income
Gross
>.
Commission
Missouri, corporation,
the
have it
to
parent
The
$12,092,777.
dissolve
i'
Communications
Federal
by the company of all the assets of
Output of electric energy
the week ended Dec. 26,
for
of
7.30%
week
of
over
1941.
the
output
Electric Co.. Inc.—Output—
of "he electric- properties of .this company
1942, totaled 71.785.000 kwh;, an increase
Of 66,900,500 kwh. for the corresponding
' '
•
'
•
4
THE COMMERCIAL 8t FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
table
Comparative
weekly Output
of
electric
of
Liabilities—
the last
for
energy
7%
five, years follows:
Week Ended—
bee.
5
77,769:000
73,316,000
preferred stock, Illinois company.......
Common stock (pal* $5(7
*.•_///—Z-2-
'Ndtes
73,792,000
62,722,000 56,160,000
47,564,000
79,546,000
Dec. 26
*71,785,000 *66,901,000 *55,439,000 *50,129,000 *42,574,000
*Includes National holiday.—V. 156, p. 2303.
/
19
payable
Acceptances
Accounts
Accrued
and
Ann Arbor
RR.—Earnings-
NovemberGross
Net
Net
ry.
1942
1940
$440,143
1941,
$379,419
$347,123
121,283
66,728
89,122
111,577;
income—.
62,037
45,627
53,441
,72,661
railway
oper.
Gross
Net
from
—-v.
156,
Funded
1,151,327
-777.305'
1,119,327
-
'604,245
469,683
726,678'
'
338,024'
371*230
1947.,
•;'"■/
President's
other
sources
•
v
a
sales and
a sum 40%
greater
revenue ever obtained
ceilings
the
first-
half
the
of
•
realizable
Account
Gross
Ended—;.
sales,
amounted
bn
before dividend
and
taxes
.'less
Interco.
•
product
processed,
renegotiation
excessive
{he
profits;
of
Amount
It
Reported.
'//''•/
the
amount
$9,369,603
in
r
;
Re-invested—Consolidated
Largely
Earnings
less
V"'"
paid
consolidated
7 ";■,
levels.
inventories
expanded
Earnings
prov;
Tax
decreased
with
to
•
The
C
The
in
buys
company
this
of
is
of
and
cost
Revolving
the
in
become
to
and
year
shipment to our allies.
■'■>"'-//•■"/-/ /••".
■
of
numbers
problem
a
.
of
•
.
current
of
is
there
of
the
on
The
for
Is
the
of
because
in
the
At
'/a%
of
this
end
their
greatly
of 111.
Subs
Co.
it
is
and
;
.
^.7.'/■,•
Armour &
reach
runs
■
-
usual
NOV. 1, '41 • Nov. 2, '40 ' Oct'. 28, '39
1<g-.
;
$ .'
M.v'\
733,949.084 715.318.910
21,738,005
4.892;757-'; •/
5,827,549
31,971,977
;
j "
433.200
7'-' 275,479'
/ "
-
23,973
779,491
121,364
.
-
.
1,752,812
.'•V i
/ 1,413,394
8,495.642
—>
7'7
3.848,866
3,601,250
10,172,328
7
_
6.204,367'
3.410,145 ;V
2.908.046
V 2,886,984
1,908,067
-
7%
on
59,580
12,059.357
'
:
;
3,690,538
_
3,757,002:'/
-
In above income account,
1
5,801/;•
3,746,890
tlncludes
21.341
/
Contributions to einpl.'s
,
pension
Balance
900,000
900,000
600,000
7.%
600,OOCI
28,771,306
1,468,420
26,107.801
15,457,642
1.721.958
964.152
12.476,531
1,154,541
30.239 ,726
income-—/
Sheet
bonds -and
(Delaware Company And
advances..__/_7
Subs.V '
10,421,118
A
income
Int.
and
.Fed.
income
_—
27,829,759
16,421,794
13,631.072
amortization.
tax,
4,035 ,649 Z
<
etc.//
10,172 ,328
3,640,429
3,602,989 ..I:.: 3,725,982
7,254,367
§2,988,985
155,058
351,113
Minority interest
22 ,176
59,580
Foreign exchg. transact. tfCrl 19 ,862 f fCr311,414
5,802
21.341
4402,579
$699,095
/Loss
sale
real
estate../ /
•
782 ,303
N.
readily
.
Transfer
1,752,812
1.413,394
■:
income
500,040
:
1/501 ,087
Miscell. deductions
social
292 ,800
50 3,935
262,857
14.802,607
15.111,410
3,690,538 $$3,757,002
8,307.429
State
3,746,890
11.112,059
income
pref,
■/_.///.
divs.
(Del,)
Surplus
Com.
shares
Earnings
..
(par
11,354,408
4,560,539
3,265,167
4,065,799
4,085,827
$1.95
$0,26
lUnrealized
loss.
foreign Income taxes.
redemption-' Jan.
1,
1942
.
year
taxes
included
ttUnrealped
in
gain. ..^Provision
ft Amount
1942.
foreign
realized
earnings
in
(Delaware
and
Co.
of
111.
Balance
and
Domestic
deferred
in
for
S.
Sheet
Subs.,
end
(Illinois
inch
Armour
the
-
Cash
i
&
Co.
accounts
Intercompany
Deferred
Goodwill
and
1941
realizable
owned
120.000
stocks,
and
its
Ohio
Nov. 1, '41
R
$202,000.
Dec.. 2,.
and
S.
Sole
.
The
was
776,477
units,
or
4.384,076
30,627
187.979
V.
156,
—
—
.
366,"516,712 347,399,405
company
or
the
p.
25
nec
shares
pursuant
to artd
party
principal
or
in
a
accordance
with
will
paii-
person,
amount
notes
or; the
covered
by
See further details in V.
for
November
Year
and
of
10.7%
2303,
be
the
bonds
such
any
156,
to
7 1942~Moiith-~ 1941 •
>
or
tender
p, 2303,
Date
N
-
;
:
//
1942—11 Mos.—194l
'•
28,599,333
2,586,265
struc.
"g •»,' "'"4
'
20,046,979 280,080,991 208,349.163
1.930,992
25,480,312
19.227,506
4,882,940
57,250,120
47,352,131
,;
5,173,592
:v
464,722
454.005
5:033,454
4.754 008
8,521,361
6,969,471
88,845,660
67,608,056
174,308
2.589,305
1,739,077=
505,089
6,617,330
5.241,713
259,326
___
;
636,530
investment
from
rev.
/Crl.653
Crl5,00l
10,957,537
...
accruals..
tax
Equipment
•V
rail¬
operations
way
Jt,
facil.
5.131,827
4,409.993
Other
rents .(it net).
rents
Net ry.
tneti
94,264,810
62.441.673
1,721,523 *32,802,063 *13,960.696
382.629
5,351.802
2.408.374
'•
158,812
144,302
1,521,745
1,686,983
5,754.263
income-
oper.
634.469
>
2,883,373
54,589.200
44,385.115
—
income
Total
1,644.889
Income
Miscell.
-.—/deducts; /from
-
493,697
7.329,079
7 399,152
.
.3,377,070
61,918.279
94,145
=
5.80G.926
.
50,192.041
<■,
,
income
••
,
565,133
1,309,936
/
1,699,181
'
Inc.
avail,
for
;>_////_—
.charges i/_//./u_>:
$2,165,160
1,913,434
83.465,543
7,305,007
3,111.937
60.608,343
48.492,860
2,580,489
2,643,842
28.636,056
28,891,672
income
Net
4,724,518
468,095
"70,433,673
232,780
Excise
290,838,270 275,946.150
because
of
of
exchange
Tax
—V.
..
■
'•
.
'
:
-
/
Ptock
of
Tri-City-in
2094.
.......
156,
Include;
Railroad
a/c
Railroad
31,972,287 /19 601*188
/:/"/■
Retirement
Act.//..,
Insur.
3.536.633
2,805,120
3,536,433
2,804,358
18,998,561
Unemployment
taxes
income
'
2,194,233
Act
—
2303.
p,
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
"
dividend of 25 cents
A
stock,
Similar
par
$10,
distributions
Payments
25' cents
an
to": the net proceeds-from the sale oif the
properties
of -Tri-City, - estimated
at
properties was approved-by the Commission on
accruals
tax
a/'c
.( Federal
restrictionsf
.
common
fixed
cha rges
12,671,203
y." 237,121'
Fixed
equal
Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
electric
125,827,591
during
each,
Bedford
1941
and Dec.
Pulp
per
share1
payable
were
&
Were
30,
as
50
recently declared
was
Dec.
made
to
30
on
April
follows:
cents.—V.
Paper
Co.,
holders
of
on
units
Gas-&
output
Electric-Corp,
of
(kwh.i,
above "production
of
the
This
report
Associated
is
an
113,616,009
for the
Gas-&
increase
units
a
of
week
Electric
12,211,582
year
the
record
com/
Dec,
26.
1,
July 1 and Oct. 1, last;
April I, July l and Oct. 1T
156,
p.
1572.
Inc.—Bonds
Offered—
Coffin & -Burr,
Inc., and Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, Inc.,
Boston, on Dec. 21 offered $700,000 1st (closed) mtge. 5%
sinking fund bonds at 99% and interest.
;
-
Dec.
1,
1942;
due
Dec.
1,
1949.
Principal and
interest
payable at office of the Trust Company of North Amerira
'trustee, New York.
Coupon bonds in denominations of $1,000 and $560'
interchangeable, registerable as to principal only.
Redeemable, all or
part, at option of company, on first day of any month, on at
least
(J. &D.)
ago.-—
2187.
Associated Gas & Electric Corp.—To Sell Subs.—
another
of/
York
New
company or exchange • member
signing
provided therefor, delivering and accept-:,:
of- another
bonds
equipment./-'
Transp.v for
144.440
division
p.
member of
the
to
the
&
way
30
3%
days'
and
notice,
step in its compliance with Section 11 (Bi of the Public
Utility Holding Company Act, corporation has been authorized by the
at
thereafter
redeemable
As
7ctal
Dec.
could
-
(Illinois)jFOreign earnings riot
currency
trustees of Associated
ended
group
-its;
to
the principal amount
tender' (other than by
.
18,281,511
4,420,005
"If
one
$1,000
per
.
Dated
570,324
:
of,the
1942.—V, 156,
.52.175,459
124.991,073 118,999,084
11,203,620
11,018,172
charges
amount
Electric
of
Associated Gas &
130,294,370
11,282,277
advances
part:
by any
'
724,922'
V
'
61,0^54,855
receivable....
bond
par
River
.
/•■
=
and
cancellation
tender
a
$2.50
operations
General.
4,646,454
8,617,552
5,831.032
13,425,721
Exchange Commission on Dec. 29. approved the
by the company to its subsidiary, Tri-City Utilities' Co.", for-retire¬
.,25.575^937
receivable
accounts
Securities
of
Miscell.
80,000
Associated Electric Co.—Stock Cancellation—
sale
in
notes
or
revenues
of
Maint; of
mon
ment
meaning
748.
46,383,851
exchange gain on translation or*foreign 'accduhts' into
Currency.—-V. 156/p. 2034." /
/ '
.//:'•■
■
;
The
p.
company)
by Armour & Co.
ln,U.
trust
the- space,
the balance.
oper.-
Traffic
unrealized
aggregate
,
Del., and
138.G70.220
Inventories
Investments,
f All
the
in
156,
be compensated at' the rate provided ' in
making delivery of and accepting settlement
by tender acceptances.
' : >>v'P
transportation
1
_L_
feadily
S.
1940.—V.
■5
*Packing house products at market values, less"aliowan'ce fo'r selling
ether products and supplies at cost* or market,- Whichever is
Ui
Commission
declaring
Exchange
RR.—Compensation for Tenders—
insurance
Earnings
Rv.
expenses;
and
and
company for an order
investment company within the
said,
bank,
in
delivered
so
«Railway tax
and
S.
;
of
S
—
and
U.
1940
Company).
Foreign Subsidiaries)
-
•'Land, bldgs., mach, and fixture equipment..,.
Ilefrigeiator cars, delivery equipt., tools, etc...
Notes
Nil
the 'Securities
covered
notes
company
Ma int.
and-
146,754
16,419,591
realized
currency
Nov. 1, '42
Assets-
'
-
Condensed
&
State
called for1942_-._._.///D_:L
'
shares called for
on
U.
fiscal years.
(Armour
4,065,992
...
1*608,026.
:'v■>'O't tfk
Will
for
Period End. Nov. 31-
117,521
fNet
expenses.
$$Ineludes $11,352 dividends
on
fiscal
;
1,525,894
-'•/
covered
company,
any: portion'Of
3,000,000"
40.549,789
I
local
taxes ''/^/z/./__,/.////
Federal' income taxes...../
stotik
lower,
4.055,760
miscellaneous
2,167,474"
63,974,000
3,000,000
.
*Other than
loss.
$5)—
share.—_
per
62,896,000
Workmen's comp. ins.
Total
Net
%:
2.220.469
an
invitation
The
and reject
■53.119,500
redemption Jan. 1,
Acceptances payable;
^r//.;/./,///.
Accounts payable /.-__._/-Z._i/__/_/_//_.
Minority stockholders' equity in sub. cos.//.
Deferred. income
7,012,057
3,746,890
/_/.
2,443,679
by
be
stated.
the
or
;
-10,000,000
security
Preferred
3,815.435
company/'
<
'
r 1
,
% The company reserves tho right, fn its
absolute-discretion,, to aocept-i'
or reject any or all tenders of any of said bonds or notes or to
accept;
10,177,693
52,535,900
—
-
deferred
from
Y.
payable
interest/ wages,
Accrued
-
7,024.590
members of the National Association of Cecurity-;
of the Investment Bankers Association.;
Members
notes
or
acceptance
'- 7
•io,ooo;ooo
:
///_'.>/..„/-i
Reserve "for
cn
-
7,494,008
Ohio
and
the
notes
'
—
contingencies--.-///-/.^//../.':-/
133,173
earnings
not
realizable—
'
...
Surplus 1 ///■-_///.////-.v;..—-/-_///-/./;
— _
foreign
1,921,903
;
•
.
\
Reserve for
for
147.582
,'
=
«-
10.035:697
Company Act of
&
was
trust
Railway
Reserve
Notes
Total
212,735
151,379
.
+
V
$681,358
1,927,499
set
to
invitation
by
290,838,270 275,946,150
sto'c$ Delaware- company.—./
stock
debt
ft
an
$'694,454 equity in
■
preferred
Funded
Balance
Other
•;
>•
«
1939
.
253,349
8.929,844
ing settlement for bonds
3,746,890
.
..
cha'rgCsr-L—7- 3,588,433
' 3,662,230
_/_L-77-7.'_7--._-^_7_7-7:.-777--_%_. ' •'
30,627 •' 187,979
fCommon
-
•
,
application of the
an
the-tender-form
;7,706.63!
90,216.511
stocks,
Liabilities-
/''///■"•;/// "''//'" ://->•*•' /•:.
plan
Inc..
bonds
•/Net
+391,773,
251,424
,.
»
/■;■;
been
on
exchanges.
7,949,417 ;:
'/
'•
-
......
■»
•
'1940
$729,449;
Exchange
or
other
national
securities 'exchange)
does
hot;
exceed-$100,000 principal amount, arrangements must be made with i
a
bank, trust company -or member of one of such exchanges to sur-1
fender the bonds or the notes tendered, in case of
acceptance of the:
fender.
Banks, trus't companies : artd insi'iranco companies ;may make
arrangements for delivery of the bonds or the notes tendered by them"
through/another bank, trust company or member of One ;of such
6,386,470
_
1941
411,507
Stock
Inventories '
6,518,232
1.700,187
•
710,347.885
,
V
'
"' "
NOV. 1, '42/'. Nov, 1, '41
;>/• Assets—
'/■> •/'$;.% N//'
Land, buildings, machinery and equipment100*742,811:103,131.50T
Cash
24,801,835
.16,845,093
Notes and accounts receivable_._._j.,__/w_i1/_7
60,099,527
51,178.749
Inter-company accounts- receivable^7.>__---_:--_-_-:,vA. 570,324=:.' ; 546,383
6,665,102
19,141.163
$1:034.737
333.040
•,
income./-r
The.'tender
the
0*1,501,087
Consolidated
Deferred
2,708.946
670,891
'
\ 1,086,102
*
through
bonds
and
Investments,
46,360
7
1942
r
$1,952,611
•.
ceased
tender
"
Goodwill
made
for
500,040
ios$ on foreign exchange transactions of $392,965 ,and
unrealized.loss -arising, froni fluctuatibns'bf "foreign exchange "rates of
$693,529.
§Oh translation of foreign accounts into U. S. currency. ;
41,714,143
6,750,000'.
Southern RR,—Earnings—
__y
Investment
bank,
"See note
44,028,262
——„
the
31
the
preferred stock
' 8,010,237
transactions
-265,894
2,125.946
2187.
has
df either,
171/791
in
8,651,925
it
Dealers,
;,y,f;
of
49,036,631
12,043,072
The company on Dec.
29 ^announced that tenders pursuant
.invitation
<which -was
mentioned in last, week's
"Chronicle':r
4Net4 realized
,
,
21,830,109
/
2,817-
'
16,066,618 -;
*
717,251
;
12,822,382
current; year net income of Winslow Bros. & Smith
C0.7tp. the extent
that such income has been received as dividends -in this-or.'prior years.
;
2,391,840
,
income__„.
has
Hearing
that
be
*
.;
700,000
45,405,109
23,555,000
18.798.072-'
4,000,000
railway/-./p.
for Dec.
fl,048*526-
•
15,381,353
243,068
*22,176
i
42,153,806"
1,417,251
.railway-*.17,927,843
oper.
156,
of
taxes.
paid
4:070,932;; 56,973.579
'\ Aviation Capital, Inc.—Hearing Set—N/'-'C
*11,773:856
876*256
from
rv.
—V.
77', 4,947,179
.5.291,390
684,540
160,723
f
Divs.
102 378.688' *69 951.878
5,488,183
•
facil.
Great
Baltimore
equity
53,278,470
etc...
:'"7/7'
;/7^ vlMos—1941 'Sf
6,391.840
railWay_^7_;
from
/Net
4,491,245;
vr•//'/,•/-/ "
14,505,037-
'
24,386,920
670,050
Income
Ordinary taxes
9.327*544
Depreciation /;._//—//; / 6,936.050
Loss
on
forego exch.
expenses,
7
7
:
2033.
p.
ry. oper.
Net
Federal'
for
income
!
Z'■/'/• -/■. •////*/
7
1942—Montiwl941' /; 1942—11
income
From Jan. 1—
'
Gross
from
disct.
net
-
.
7
36.985,778
1,672,558 •"
Net Income
its
jt.
from .railway
Net
11,086,494;
,7
.
sale• of
amort,
Minor,
manner.
53 Wks. End. Year End
oper.
156.
Net,
?
'402,579
22,714,362"
7subsidiaries
their
and
-7"
5,419,091
November—
r
empl.
expenses
much
a
&
Prov.
%
etc.——,1,200,795,646 834,874,650 659,334,661 645,254,353
and gen.
7- •;
>
-.,/
-.7;
adv.,
%
1,401,969
,
debt
company .had; bor¬
that
&
ry.
Gross ,from
7 44,036,779,
,
.
.77. ■ •' "•■7 /
71 7. •• 7"-:> ;?7:
:
6,463/713
fund/.
on
Int.
portion
Co. of Del.,
Subs.i
52 Wks. End.
1.300.009,016 926,236,109
_
sales,
7.7
: 'deferred income
Statement
Surplus
Tnc.;
,
Oct. 31, "42
•
,
Sales
Selling,
the
expected
operations in -the
and
52 Wks. End.
,
Period-
of
the unused
when livestock
Domestic and Foreign
'
%'
Cost
on
$4>7k
"77-:1 '•//-77
2303,
p.
11.810,931
expenses
equip.
-V.
deductions.
Transfer'd
;
"V"
a
Nov. 30—'7
revenues^
7 Alabama
471,341,491.
-
62,077,601
.
,
5,055,034
>
;•
30,570,003
7
consequence
20
annum
and
expanded
Income
■'
7-;
"
-
.(net)
Loss
which
///.";
the- year
of
be used
Consolidated
7.
to
pension
Government's guaranty to the banks of these "V" loans.
pupose
of making credit available to certain industries
their essentiality in the war program and the difficulties'
financing
(Armour &
per
credit
the credit will
larger part of
peak.
fee
on
as
with
of
•
extent-of a total "-of $50,000,000.
The rate
actually borrowed Is.234%
per annum arret
the
credit.
total
$10,000,000
known
agreement
amount
commitment
a
the
rowed
popularly
is
credit
borrowings to
interest
.7-7~.-;-"
taxesm".- ;
'income
Other
loan but what was*
banks, which banks in
turn were guaranteed by the Government to the extent of 90%
of the.
loans to the company
mad- under this agreement.
This agreement
runs for a period of three
years and assures the company of'Credit on
what
156,
Operating income __7
Net amt, paid for rent
••'•"'7'':':7^'7:'":%>;7/7;,,;7 / -'7'.%%;
43.084.040
5,248,952- ••
-
,"
Contrib.
,
revolving
a
1941.—V.
.-
of
would
arranged
ago
include
Federal, income 7
166,479,512;
■
783,445,990
.
Cr§311,414
-46.046.076
exps.
succeeding
,
1942,
$802,000
7"'"^
Net- oper. revenuesj>_ Amt. required for taxes
- v.—
348,838,757-
,
& .foreign
Total
Arranged—Knowing that proper discharge of ifc$
require new capital beyond the amount company
could obtain from the usual sources, the Illinois, company, some months
really
$
,
V /• /
_
livestock
great
.
several
for
probably
Credit
responsibility
gen.
p non-oper.
real
years*/ 7; estate
Frgn. earns, not
counting on company to provide hundreds of mil¬
;.
readily realiz...;
products for the armed forces •and for lend-lease*
promises
pounds
//v-'
/
the
current
Government
lions
.
"
.
increase
during
52 Weeks
170,384,904
76,309,571
*
Cr5119,862
Othei income
amounted
again.
36,323,0957
74,213,934 '
November,
with
■
Crl9,297
Oct.'28,'39
v
845.523.591
.515,378,209=
■''v."7: /7%7/
> "
•;'
88,208,887
income
$50,696,000 at the close of the year,
Right how"Company "is" enter¬
a new season" of accumulation" and its loans-can be expected
go ap
•
%
Profit
ing into
to
Operating
Operating
;
-•
sufficient to meet
to $88,170,000 though
this amount
year-end-liquidation of inventories and Was doWn
the
i,877,586%
;
month: of
tax", compared1
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.—Earnings—
7 •
.
227,495,498
7
7
-j
for deprec..
(other than
Fed,
.
.
borrowings
53 Weeks
Nov.' 2/40
?
921,138,8217: 675,138.687
exchenge " *
•'.Selling, adv.,
ing need for additional working capital, and it "will
solidated
in
| PeriodEnd.
7
^
i;'".
profit from
Foreign
receivables
and
nearly
not
were
Net
7v/transactions
due lo higher price
company's, g-rdw-.
be noted from the*
balance sheet that .company had to go to the banks during 'the year'
and increase its borrowings.
At the season of peak inventory-con¬
in
invested
Drill,313 Z/r2,600,884
9,690,599
income
180,020.327' 141,635,033
68,370,143
25.646,740
2,274,358
"
Dr321,002
s
accruals "for
tax
income tax
-
/7'>"\: ,7
sales
brought about an increase ofaccount.
This amount was
re-".,
surplus
credits
203.585,8717
14.338,503
6,030,186
/-Railway-- tax accruals for the 11 /months ended Nov. 30, 1942, include
$49,558,684 F/deral income tax compared with $10,495,000 Federal
"Delaware77
Subsidiaries),,
-
>
cost 1.207,310,7.90 1,072,264,748
transport,
7:.-
year,"
the
1942—11 Mos.- -1941
325,204,388
'
_-_7___7 .1,296,019,677 1,148,634,319
7 & admin,
for-
S'a'rita*";-
-Ry;)' f;-•'•'.v
19,379.134
17,754,040
ry, oper.;income.
'Railway
■;
:33^795,827
accruals_
.
•'//"■'/''/•
earnings
52 Weeks
Nov. 1/41-■
,,1,626,653
exps. incl.
oper,
dividends
in
out
tax
234,354 Federal
tax in 1941.
Inter-
revs.
Total
.
likelihood that*
on
profits as
margin in its business, there is little or no
law 'will have "any material effect
%V;-Net
7.-.;7
Co,' of
&
'$
'
of contracts for the purpose of eliminating ;
is the company's opinion-that due to the small
renegotiation
237,121,
1,913434;
69,465,05h
because 'of * exchange;
currency
Foreign
to
.'.Cost of sales and
v
permits
& Santa Fe
1942—Month—1941
revenues7J._'
experises7-77
debits -Or
Net
the past year with "certain govern¬
the purview- of- a new law which
contracts entered into in
departments come within
Many
mental
232,780
-
Other
payments,
.....
,
Fe Ryvt—Panhandle
*
clisct.-,
&
oper.
a return of slightly over one cent;
slightly under one-sixth_ of a cent per
distributed and sold.
:
and
sales
ahd
Oct." 31,'42
plant sales and
$14,802,607, reflecting
of
S.
'Armour
of
returns & al!ow;_l,294,393,024
-
to
of
after
earnings,
dollar
each
pound
net
120,000
trade and oper.
revs
«•
with the result -. that
year*,
U.
52 Weeks
Period
1
•
consolidated
160,000
7-777 ''7 1 >7
Income
various of our
reasonably profitable basis throughout the
a
in
.»(Including-Domestic
imposed, were on a reasonably profitable basis, and "earn¬
products other than l'resh meats continued on
were
ings on
readily
restrictions. ' ■'
price
before
year,
Santa Ft U.V.—Earnings of System
.
pass.the billion, dollar mark, and then only slightly.!;
total revenue-—tonnage arid price ;lqvel.
Ton-/
nage in 1942 increased about 10%
from the previous year, while prices
averaged about 30%
higher -than ~ in 1941.
Thus it "is-obvious that
the more important factor
in increasing total revenue was the rise
in
price levels.
Their general tendency was upward from the begin¬
ning of the year' until the Government imposed price ceilings. ■
during
oper:
^Railway
4,000,000
-7.^:_ll77^777:.%.7777._i.^777777.i77'■ 366;516,712■ 347,399,'405
revenue
Profits—'-Earnings
oper - *
Ry.
63, D7 4D 0 0 >
4,000,000
'2,165,16Q
"78,834,654
df "three
724,922
RyV;
62,896,000
*
properties
principally "cooperatives';-for• a' total -base* :
15'6„ p., 23037 -v
'77-7 7";" > '■
' ■■' i "tV
'
At9hisoii, Topeka
7 -i•<"'
y'i 21,920
,
the
sell
(includes "Atchison, Topeka & Saiita Fe Ry.^—Gulf,7 Colorado &
10,213,371
•
employees_•
for
earnings, not
factors determine
Two
%
.
8,043,099
A
7 ^Packing house products, -at- marhet; valtjestless
*alidwamces"tor;"selling
expenses; "other products and supplies at cost- or market/ whichever is.
lower.
tAfter depreciation
reserverof $65,208,716. dn 1942 and* "$61,853,321 in 1941;
^Represented by 632,996 no. par shares.'-, ^Foreign
previous year and by far the largest
single year by the company. Only on one other occasion—in 1919)
n—-did total
12,060,518
!
'
*
several;purchasers,
Period End. Nov; 30-
Surplus'
••>•>>
the year from
to $1,300,009,016,
amoun/ted
the
than
in
the following:
affords
Volume—Consolidated revenue for
Record
A
from
1942
for
report
•
to
'purchase price of $1,100,000.—V,
-:y
,(tU.)—-Financial,Xeport—./'''
Armour & Co.
The
>**..
13,816,888
debt
Total
,
taxes../.——///
■
contingencies
i/iZD/Z
Y. State Workmen's ;comp.
ins,7
Minority stockholders' equity in sub. cos._7.'_li
•§ Deferred - Income.. >—/■__/:///:Uf//-/—(v
3,651,'4 08
3.782,906
4,353.093
4,695,510
income—.
p.
from
Reserve
railway
ry, oper,
income
■
gen.
/_///•' -.10,097.466
1
Reserve for N.
railway—a
from
Net
Federal
14,059,501
,
______
inc. "taxes &
Fed.
taxes.—...
sbld .tb
-
stock
Collection
-Prom Jan. 1—
•
./—J/.——.;
-
'commission»
Exchange
144,440 '<
.
(Del. co.| -called -for redemption
1, 1942—
/___
'Jan.
:•
$394,177
'--■> 146,754
security
for
3,371,500
20,328,998
46,383,8ol
50,549,-789
and
subsidiaries located in Ohio and:- then - dissolve.' tlie com-'*"
The companies concerned are Western Reserve Power' & Light-/;
Co., General Utilities Co., and New London Power Co.
They are to be
operating
panics.-
"
*
20,328,800
i
interest, wages,
Reserve
3,371.500
•
—/./—J
payable
53,119,500
53,299,600
53,299,600
-
payable
social
Preferred
1939
railway.——
from
from
-52,535,900
.
7%
47,052,000
46,947,000
56,234,000
56,222,000
60,466,000
60,839,000
71,268,000
78,296,000
—
Dec. 12
bee.
1942
'Securities
preferred stock, Delaware company.conv.
prior stock, Illinois company.
16%
1938
1939
1940
1941
Monday; January 4, 1943
for
principal
amount,
plus
premiums
reducing to par after Dec.
sinking fund purposes at the
1,
commencing at
1948; also similarly
principal
amount
plus
premiums commencing at 1% and thereafter reducing to par after Dec
1,
1948;
in
every
case
with accrued
interest to
redemption date'
Reimbursement for Massachusetts and New
Hampshire income taxes
and for Pennsylvania and Connecticut personal
property taxes.
;
i
,
.
»
.
" Number
Volume 157
♦
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
4139
Total:
1,827,982
transit line
*_
rapid
1,587.495
40,-445
,-A
3,761
■
accruals—T.is
rentals
.
Dividends '. .u.—"
99,497
Miscellaneous, items
.
Issue.,-Net. proceeds (excluding accrued interest Ato-be
company from the sale of:,the" bonds is estimated, at
The purpose of the .issue is to retire and discharge the.
■Operating
Net
Net/profit
.'•8655,910.
*Loss.-~tV.
($225,000) and Series 0
^mortgage bonds .($714,000(/ ' .The Series, C mortgage bonds arev held
by
certain stockholders,
members of their respective families and
West
Disinfecting Co., an affiliate, and
approximately $050,000 of
•the met' proceeds derived -from
the sale- of the bonds, together with
'$290,000 of debenture • notes, Will- be "used for ,'such retirement ;'and
discharge.
The balance of the net proceeds will be added .to the
-2-r—!--156, p. 2033.
L
V'.;" I /;■7>
1
Boston
,
f." 7 A/A
.
AA-V
; ;
.Comparative Income Statement (Inch
-
1942—Month—1941
revenues
Operating
9 Mos/End.
'
1942—11
,
Mos—1941V
$4,766,899 $70,983,832 $53,912,703
3,681,894' 45,175,213
36,410,234
expenses,7j^;, .;4;208,785
$6,641,999
^
,
facU:
Jt.
Net
1
rents
(Dr)rC_-'
income
'$9,024,403
1,290,073
1,151.033
-
7,510
163,645
Mr J, Chappie, before the emergency, was
the company.
■ ;
-
95,829
•
*
'A $564,017 $14,568,125 $10,1751442
.J
.7
7'' "•
466,154
386,380
4,541,486
4,281,377
deducts. •.( rentals,
interest,
Subs.)
'"
-etc.r
income- 7i A JA
'Net
7V,
expenses
.,g
•
'V
"
.
.
'
156, p
ithe
$1,152,520
_
$296,508
Total
:Othcr
83,612 '
36,180
and -depletion,:
fmi'sd. deducts;
Inc.; and profit taxes.-
Deprcc
ant..; and
•
:
'
118,000
7^777
Net income
-
$32,197
>>v 6,930
.
62,965
'•
37,204
Pursuant
/
16,
RR.
'
par
March
payable
value,
15
to holders of record
share 'was made on :
consolidated
P.(
»
B. Lovett in the U. S.
Callaway, trustee, hak
and after Dec. 29 011 the
bonds of Central of
011
mortgage
mortgage bonds of Chattanooga, Rome' U
first mortgage bonds of Central of Georgia,
On-'the
due
coupons
1934?
Aug,- 1,
and Feb, 1. 1935, will
Co., Savannah. 0/
the first cash
15,
'•arrdahs
has authorized an issue of Sff
/payable J in 'thfe t form iof-'Z additional, bonds
income
it
tax,
semi¬
York.
-
the first mort¬
/
paid. Payment was stopped when Central Hanover Bank:
intervened in the District Court at Savannah and ob¬
payment of the
consolidated mortgage bonds Central
Hanover attorneys claimed it was unfair to holders of
Tthe collateral trust bonds.
No objection would be made
to payments recently ordered by the court if some pro;vision was made for collateral trust bondholders, it is
tained
In asking for a stay on
stay.
a
iirst mortgage and,
subject
not
is
bond;
1933,
mortage bonds has been tem¬
porarily stopped. Payment on the first mortgage bonds
of Chattanooga, Rome & Southern, however, will be
to
the
also for
1942,: to
paym-eirt-s-are ttax-able 4n;
cash
The
understood.
is
which they are received.
The arrangement provides
postponement ' to;Nov,-194$, "/of. '/infet'est due. froin May. l,
May 1,1945.—V. 156, p. 2304.
"
in
year
1,
gage and consolidated
Ltd.—Payment—
of $180 per. $1;000
payment
due May
coupons
Interest Payment Stayed—Payment on
/understood.—V. 156,
2096.
p.
j,
64,976
.
68,466
838,025
$777,231
207,241
17,364
revenues
26,679
Operation
Purchased
power-
52,559
43,786
Maintenance
directed Edward V.
Otis, "President,'rand Curtis Franklin, SecretarySept. 30, 11)42
(Provision for deprecia.C
Treasurer,' to return "$148,901 received as salary from the company
receivable—trade, $54,439;
Stgte and munic. taxes
'and
its'- affiliates from' 1934 through" 1939, and ordered them,
with
Inventories, $311,867; other -assets, $11,059; fixed assets met-t, $1,849,Soc. Sec.
taxes Federal
Arthur
Bailly-Blanchard and G. Hunt Weber; directors, to account
:2I6;
patent rights
(less i reserve for amortization);' $2,228; deferred
:
and -Sta-te
for alleged losses to the company from "improvident investments." ;
■charges, $67,087; total, $2,353,831. '•
J77:l''1
^
^Federal taxes
other
V:l In the opinion Written by Associate Justice Irwin Uritermyer,; the
than income
^Liabilities—Accounts payable, $39,818; funded debt -^current maturiAppellate Division said the investments were made after careful Investi¬
tPederal income tax..^_
ities, 837,500; Federal income tax—1941, $15,564; Federal capital stock
gation and on the, advice of competent .firms, and that fit-cannot
tax
due, $4,431; accrued accounts, $37,873; provision for 1942
and
"be said that the action-'of "these defendants taken upon' such advice
•additional prior- years'
income and excess profits taxes, $168,000;
;.,Net operating income
was
negligent ..and fenders them liable for the losses incurred."— ;
-funded debt, $90f;500; net worth: Capital stock (par $12.50), $1,125,Non-operating income-& V. 152, p. 2845, ;
f,
•
,
000; surplus, $24,144; total, $2,353,831.—V. 156, p. 2304. /
,7 Gross income
■Bond interest A/AA—
%-g Brooklyn Borough, Gas Co.—Bonds Called—, / L " /
Other interest—net
Belgian Natioijal Railways—Delisted—
v;1- There have been called for redemption as of Feb. i,; 1943 a total of
Accel,
of
amortiza.
of
> $10,000 * Of ./first -mortage 4 'k
The American shares representing participating preferred stock was
bonds, due 1965, at 102 and interest:
■f; D.D. •& E.-Af,An¬
stricken from listing and registration on the New York Stock Exchange
Payment will be made at the principal office of the City Bank Farmers
other deductions
at the.close of the trading session on Jan. 2, 1943.
'
'
Trust-Co.,'trustee, New York,'N. Y.—V. 155, p:"154. "
•
11
■/ Net income _A^.A_Application to strike -the above issue from listing and registration
Preferred ciiyr•; require—
c
has been granted by the Securities and Exchange Commission.—Vi *156,
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—New Director—
»
80,353
Assets—Cash on deposit, $57,935; accounts
,
;: 71,221
$8,710,192
1,934,357
164,433
546,127
765,47™?
796,6.65)
$9,419,429
2,355,807
133,834
479,170
/ 7 973,606
$803,743
215,148
Operating
7./
,
1942 --12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1-941
Period End. Nov. 30—
v!
Balance Sheet,
Earnings—
Central Maine Power Co.
,
-
Consolidated
Payments—'
A,
1S40, will be paid at Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.. New
'
L
i
Judge
Merrel
Ga.,
and Nov. 1, 1933, at Bankers Trust
Co., New York.
On the first mortgage bonds of Chattanooga Rome te'
Southern RR.;the 12 semi-annual coupons due July 1, 1934, to Jan. 1,
the
75 -cents per share on
of
'
first
the
-
by
signed
and
,
holders of record Dec. 29. »PajMarch 30, Jitne 29 and Dee, 3>,.
Trust Co., New. York.
On the consolidated mortgage
Central of Georgia-the interest, payments Will
be the two
annual
However, the payment of interest on the debenture notes
certain restrictions contained in the indenture. . ;
1 I: ^
vi" British Type Investors, Inc.—Stockholders Lose—
;
Underwriting—No firm commitment to purchase the bonds has been
made.
The underwriters have severally agreed to purchase an aggre¬
The; Appellate Division of the New "York Supreme Court reversed
gate of $700,000 of first closed mortgage 5'< sinking fund bonds as
unanimously Dec. 23 a'Supreme Court judgment ..granted against; four
follows:
officers and directors of this "company, and dismissed" the suit, which
Coffin & .Burr, IhcL'L
''—
.^7—'i—— » $550,000
had been brought :by minority stockholders;
Whiting; Weeks & Stubbs, Inc...:
'
•
150,000
The. judgment,, granted: by Justice John F. Carcw last March, had
y
on
payments be made
bonds
011
semi-annual
two
of
Is subject to
fi
to
paid at-office ef-Liberty National Bank &'Trust
•be
7gen^
.eral mortgage bond was made under the recently approved plan of !
.settlement of interest arrears.
A further cash payment of $172.20
per $1,000 bond -became payable on Jan. 2, 1943, making total cash
payments-untler the phru of $352.22 per $1,000"bond.
"
' Li
The Jrrahgement.'alsq calls for issue of ;$400 of additional bonds for
each $1,000 bond held,, the combined cash and. bond payments to the
amount' of 7S.22/9 covering' interest' to May i, 1942.
The portion of
Dee.
of
As
notes, to be issued concurrently . with ,i the bonds. In the
$289,000.
The debenture notes of the company are dated
1942, are due Dec. 1, I960, and bear interest at rate of 5'4
annum.
.per
interest
and
Southern
■'the
1,
,
6
693.
p.
Savannah.
at
mortgage
Georgia
Ltd.—75-Cent Dividend—
Packers,
British Columbia Pulp & Paper Co.,
/
of
-1,
were as follows:
April
$2.—V. 156, p. 954.
155,
order
an
that
(first
+$24,902
.debenture
■Dec.
,1941
An ■ initial distribution .of $1,50 per
1942; none since,—V. 156, p. 1322.
27.
March
allowances,
Notes—The company
Debenture
Columbia
stock,"no
common
V Feb.
selling agent's commissions.
-{Deficit.
The annual interest requirements on
amount
during
30. $1, and Dec. 31,
to
Court
directed
V; ■t'
'
since.—V.
none
District
paid on
was
directors have-declared a dividend
The
freight allowances "-and
'. .7:,
.:'.7.;!7:7'7A
.•'^11
the $700,000 bonds to be out¬
standing initially, will be $35,000.
The aggregate total cost; to (he
company of the present financing is estimated to be $55,000 for the
entire period that the bonds are outstanding.
In the calendar "year
1943, the charges for Interest and .amortization of bond discount and
-expense will be higher by approximately $3,800 than would have been
the case if the present-financing were not undertaken.
'%
and
last.'Payments
Sept. ;30,
June 30, $2pSept.
British
_J__
$114,423
$157,894
$78,-267
.
discounts,:' returns
* Less
per' share
$2.50
payable Jan.
Dividend—
cents per share on
dividend of 3''2
a
Guaranty
$566,393
' 8,737
154,012
2,105 J
deducts.:-
income
$253,640
4,715
.
65,418
62,784 XJ-, 29,809
182,966
39,275
7;969
$318,164
and
$1;
3,734
of
>
.
eight adjoining counties.—,-
and
'Central of Georgia Ry.—-Interest
v
Dec. 31 on account of
accumulations op the class A
common'.stock to. holders of record
Pec: .19. •• This, compares. with $1.50 each paid on-March 31, June, 30
$78,463
21,656 ' .'
.
A-.-':
income
', $248,896
^.VT'.- 7744
$558,424
•
Class A Dividend—
Corp.—$2.50
dividend
A
-
other
.;%/;■ income,,- AA AaL7
■Other "income 7^7'7
Countv
Allegheny
of one cent each were made
1940;
$5,894,035
$177,637 $10,026,639
stock,
common
ments
.
2033:
Brandon
$1,184,712 : $1,031,803
935,816
953,345
-
before
.Profit
792,284
1939 ?
1940
1941
$1,966,990
1,403,566
$1,088,792
A_A
-AaAA.'
sales
Gross
Total
1942
A
Period—
,
in
Carson Hill Gold Mining Corp.—3^2-Cent
v
V'1 Total Income;674
Total
.1. .' >•
.
..
/V. 156, p. 1949.
—Calendar Years—
"
Defense
Civilian
.;3■.:.The directors have declared
"
Manager of Sales Promotion
.
^ .Mr, jLeffler, ;in. addition to his company affiliation,, is Chairman of
3,004,460
65,692
23,803
-
A
_J
2,962,536
173,116
$468,188 $13,278,047
-
oper.4 income. / $1,455,029.
ry.
Other
7 262,404
of
> 5,407,914
.
A- 255,408
.Equip, .rents.
$17,502,469
>$1;085.005 $25,808,619
346,903
9,394,920
698,974
Taxes
>' 'V.•".
'
*
Sept. 30,
;
•
corporation on Dec. 30 announced the appointment of Bennett
Chappie Jr. as Assistant Manager of Sales' of the New York district,,-,
this U, S. Steel subsidiary,
,
Mr. Chappie,
formerly assistant to the Vice-President, Operation,:,
in charge of emergency defense coordination, is succeeded by Ross L'Leffler, who, in addition to his duties as special representative, will
coordinate emergency defense measures in the company and cooperate
with public authorities and defense agencies.
.
/-AA1'-AA'AAVi
profit
excess
...
'•
.
and
income
•
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp.—Appointments—
■»'.
'."'A
"■
To Be
j'/ A/'"
A'.'7AA. \ -'-AA7:'/
A' A-Al Out- :
(,}
-/AA;/. *;-'-V'.'. 'A
Authorized standing
-First closed-mtge.AA' sinking fund bonds, 1949
$700,000
$700,000
*5A debenture notes due ;DoCg
i960-_—\ ' 289,000 '
289,000:
Capital stock (par $12.50,1—
7___—
T/ 1,125,000
1,125,000
^Debenture notes mature Dec.11, I960.- ' The payments of,principal
and interest are restricted under certain conditions by the terms of
the indenture .under which the bonds are issued.
A'A-'f.
,<
include
not
The
'7%A.A'':'!--:A
RR.—Earnings—
Operating
A: '.A- /A.
.
Maine
&
Period End Nov. 30—
A"' Net operating revalue' '$2,433,214
Capitaii/.ation
'1
'
$2,586,70)
$2,512-,333
do
sales office of
forking capital of the company.
'
164,200
$233,154
$4,599,451
2,012,742
S.
■presently outstanding Series A mortgage bonds
:'
138,280
$223,520
expenses
earnings
Note—Operating expenses
156, p. 2304. •
*$94,449
$315,952,
A
T-,
'-/'v '''•.'.'.-f'-
1942—11 Mos.—1941
$4,137,254
1,62.4,901
$397,354
$364,800
,
taxes.—V.
of
Purpose
received :by.the
L
Corp., Ltd.—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
earnings
8,781
8,849
<—J
Gross
324,165
99,497
324,165
.bonds——
on
'
236,033
■
236,132
■
Interest
PefiOd'End/NoV. 30—'
141.726
3,761
receipts
operating /expenses-::-A.'.
State and municipal tax
.Rent for leased roads--,.
Total
and
1941
$2,307,011
■
•Federal,
Subway
•'
1942
$2,865,785
Month of November—
•
Northern Tower
Canada
Boston Elevated Ry. Co.—Earnings-
;
"Company—"Manufactures' and. distributes ' Nine Point paperboard,
is a paper material 9/lOOOths inch thick used to fgrm
the
'inner corrugated part of corrugated paperboard employed. in
the
making of containers for packing and shipping merchandise. . *phg
'.pulp and paper manufacturing plant of the company is located at
Big Island, VaM where it also owns a -steam electric plant, water';
rights and hydraulic works on the James River._
1 « A/,-;'A
A wholly owned 'subsidiary^
Bedford Timber & Land Corp., ovv.ns,
and leases timber lands from which "the company derives a part of
its • supply of pulpwood.
..
'
•'
' " '
' ;
which
7'
CHRONICLE
.
4,670
4,059
58,887
52,88.3
014,760
17,686
171,372
214,195
t
—
•
79,041
862,769
702,903
$306,920
.
56,568
$278,997
$3,545,959
$3,533,157
2,506
2,340
68,643
40.28B
$309,426
$281,337
.112,901
110,122
$3,614,602
1,355,250
$3,573,439
1,324,55$
OS,447
23,696
O'26,207>
,
-
5,231
■
•
director of Arma Corp. of
Y., has been elected to.the board of directors.—-V. 156,
Nelson;
Robert
Brooklyn,
N.
-
ahd'
a
tax
from
Net
Net
-$1,392,647
857.037
1,083,999
613,931
137,-247
; '
inccme_:._
•
■
Net
—V.
20,431,858
8,558.154
income3,461.128
-
156,
17701^79 72^75/387,
9,378,924
7,347,282
7.080,876
.'
Name of Hecker Prodr
Corp.—See latter company below.
.Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
Binks Mfgv
The'
on
company
-
-
income
3388.' v'//t;;';■■;,1
151,' p.
of
$1,000,000
'Patrick
•;•
.
'end of December,
as
.a
1.1%—
output
system
Edison
of
Institute
Electric
Boston
the
Edison
week
for "the
Co.,
ended
reported to
Dec.
■
26,
1942,
the
1941,
27,
compared
increase
-•
For
p.
with
2188.,
32,334,000
.
kwh.
of 4G,
the
increase
decrease
week
of
.
...
the Week ended
for
Dec. 20,
•
ended
2.4'■>
over
Dec.
12,
the
.:■,.,
tax
f.
;
1942,
•
208,501
208,501
-
Central States Electric
$111;295
$124,025
11,071
*24,965
*37,466
*68.117
Net
;
7'-•
from;rattwayA—1i- 1.919,400
1,844.638
209,938
railwayAiA" 7 *334,'455 /
oper.' ihcome__2
*1,105,543
from-;
ry;
Deficit.—V.
*3,261
-
156.
p.
*459,834
1.288.741
*112,790
*610,141
1/432,573
*74.864 '
*659,031
'
Court.
Vermont—Earnings—
corresponding
was
week
..
33,249,000 kwh., an
last year.—'V.
156,
'
/
' ' v'
1942
from/railwaj'w—A$121,962
from :
Net
Net
iy.'
income.'..^
1—
7
oper.
.
"from; railway...from" railway.::.-'..
Gross
1941
:
(
*43,290
*76,592
-
The-trustees' report as .of Nov. 30 showed a
total .assets were placed at $3,838,063.
.7
1939
1940
Stores
This-Trust,
$112,125
*29,034
*73,420
*56,034
6,517
26,045
.
1,314,088 7
1,255,781
1,069,853
*103,832
*431,562
—V.
Dec". .21—'* ~
earnings"...Ai....A
156,
p.
2304.
share
Investors
on
Dec,
24
(Boston,
Trust
Mass.)—Pays
'liquidating
1942,—V.
155,
p.
a liquidating dividend of 41 cents
shares of interest of record Dec. 23.
per
April
10,
paid
holders of beneficial
to
initial
934,941
*124.764
*438,333
Week-Ended
"that the debtor corporation
apparent," the'trustees reported,
,is insolvent, in that the aggregate value of its property is not as at
jiair valuation sufficient in. amount to pay, its debts, and the accept¬
ance of any plan of■ reorganization by
ihp stockholders should not be
-required."—-V. ■ 156, Jp. 2035.
;
•
$85,675
*38,480
*232,232
■Traffie
'
:
total debt of $19,107,564,
Liquidating Dividend—
•
dividend of
$13
per
share
was
1596.
paid on
An
,
7
7A
Chesapeake Western
*231.699
*518,201
*-
The
ICC on
.3 942
"""- *1941
-$5,812,000
-
21
Ry.—Purchase—
-approved the purchase by
the company of tho
Valley company's line Of
is
railroad
7.
Dec.
of the Valley Rail Road Co.
The
in Virginia.—V. 136, p. 3529.
property
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Earnings-r'
U./G.
..
Net
,
;
839.410
ryJ.opef. incomel.-:
*598,653
.*Deficit-loss.—-,15G< p, -2034.
Net
by Judge Robert N. Pollard of the
.
while
•A nit- is
,
railwayA—-
From Jan.
;
.
2034.
Canadian Pacific Lines in
•7/November—
!. ;■■'•'.■.■
A.;',.;..
Tphe. hearing, was ordered
District
1939
,60,444
Corp.—Hearing Set For Feb. 5
Feb- 5 at Richmond, V.a., on a petitimx
by trustees of the corporation asking that the company be adjudicated
insolvent and its franchise and charter under Virginia laws be elimA
hearing will be ..conducted
.A
Earnings—
1940
$204,688
'railway.AAA *313,652.
.oper.: income AT; T371.586
ry.
Gross
1941, an
,
output
all.
Arrearages
..
-
1941
1942
,8126,900
from
Net'
as
a
;
From Jun, 1—
was
compared with 30,947,000 kwh. for the week ended
of 1.1'/
Net system output of this company as reported to the Edison Electric
•Institute for the week ended Dec. 19, 1942. was 33:633,000 kwh., as
kWh.
30,595,000
Dec.
income
November—
Gross from 'railway.-.--.
•
as
Co.—Accumulated Dividends—
recently declared the following
:7A
on
Chain
Boston Edison -Co.—Output Off
Net
income...
Federal
for
156,* p.. 2034. ./
Gross
;
elected Vice-Presi¬
and Mr. Mason
90,653
$522,151
corporate
interest
Vice-President
after 46 years
1942,
been
1323
Like'amounts were paid on March 31, June 30 and Sept. 30,
in each quarter during 1941.
as at Oct. 2, 1942, amounted to $59.03% on the 7%
preferred A stock/ par $100; $15/08428 on the 7*> preferred A stock,,
par $25( $51.87 Va on the 6% preferred B stock, par $100, and $12.86%
Leach on- the fl'); preferred B and C stocks, par $25.—V. 156, p. 2304;
$485,710
*
of the company at the
of service.—V. 156, vp. 1949,
'
p.
dividends on account of
payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 15:
preferred A stock,,par $100; 10.937 cents on 7
preferred A stock, par. $25;; 37% cents on 6 A preferred B stock, pay
$100, and 9% cents on 6% preferred B and 6'l preferred C stocks,1
directors
'43%;, cents
,,
'499,905
.Net
.
156,
par $25.
last, and
7,922
-
$1,112,709
Net
and ref.
retired
Fox
D.
9,274
198,276
Borden Co.—Official Resigns-
/
$1,104,788
Mason, have
Robert
and
•
..nated.::'.v:-7':
t
1.943'.—V.. 156, p. 2188.
1,
1,766,103
>
$1,204,308
from
.1,'838,000
Canadian National Lines in New/England
redemption/as of Feb.
called "for
first
$2,870,891
$3,0^2,308
A^._
529,596
—V.
•j
Feb.
7,":'7:A::/7;7AAAi942--7-V"A-"/V'i94i7^77
$1,213,582
//l ■'// £
1. next. a. total
mortgage.-4-Vggold bonds, due'1968,
at 701-.and, interest.
Payments will be made at the 'Central "Hanover
Bank & Trust Co., trustee. .70 Broadway,-New York, >N. Y.
•
-• V"'1
Upon surrender of any of the called bonds on or after Dec. 30, 1942,
•the 'company has authorized (the
trustee to pay 101 and interest to
been
have
There
Pigott
Pigott has been head of the sales division
accumulations,;
1
Called—
Birmingham Electric .Co.—Bonds
of
7 77:; i
Net;. 'income.
Dividends •'Oh preferred ;stock.A.
.
;the common'Stock, ^par $1, to holders of record Dec. 28.
A distribu¬
of 60 cents per share was/made on Dec. 20,
1941;-none since.—
■
Co.— Earnings—
A—':
-
Provision
tion
V.
Service
M.
Mr.
huying department.—V,
the
Central States Electric
dcMiuctions_A-A^__Ai--_-.
Gross
Total
31 paid a dividend of 25 cents per share on
Dec.
with Cumberland County Power
1942.—V. 156, p. 2096.
7
11
merger
Central Republic Co.—New Vice-Presidents—
~
operation.:l^Lf_2A:A-AAAAJA-~fA:-A;-^L
earnings
Net
■
'
'
•
the
of
James
dents.
4.895,771
(The) Best Foods, Inc.-r-New
1
-
Operating;1- revenues
......
A
Operating .expenses; and .generah Taxes.-;;
6.074.637
156, p. 2003.
nets
1942.
V
Of
dividend of $1,8302 per share, which
1, 1942, with interest thereon at 5'>-.
a
2034.
p.
California Water
Other
:
$1,347,181
Light Company on Dec. 3,
The
> 918,-213
-
10,134,332
railwaj'
oper.
ly.
19,21/7,451
railway
from
Net; from
V.
12 Mos. Ended. Nov. 30—
From Jan. 1—
-Gross
839.183
'
.paid
on Dec,/29
1.123,893
872.693
nuhya.y„'__—
oper.
ry.
1939
$1,815,878
1941
$112,265
Nov. 30,
7
■
,
,
represented the dividend due Feb.
:
1940
$1,666,003
1942 :: •,
$ 1,876,428
financing expenses
and
.
'/■ The company
& Lake Erie RR. —Earnings—
Bessemer
■ Novc- in be r—- i
Cross from railway
$112,265
months ended
;-'-r The directors
thereon;
v
or
have declared a dividend of $1.8156 per share On the
7% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, payable Feb. 1 to /holders of
record Jan. 16.
This payment represents the sum of accumulated and
unpaid dividends "due May 1, 1942, - together with interest accrued'
181,186
$2,059,5717
$1,347,182
;
Income Tax accrual for 1942 does not reflect adjust¬
deductions-for the amortization of defense or war facilities
for
ments
(A. M.) Byers Co.—Accrued Dividend—
158,517
' $2,077,139
adjustment of $32,085 for over-accrual of capital stock-
an
eleven
for
15.497
$159,165
fThe Federal
/
declared a dividend of $1 per share on the
common stock, par '$100, payable -Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 3E
This compares with $1.75 each on June 30 and Sept. 30, last, and $2
per. share in -each quarter from March, ,1936, to and including March,
1942,:
All of this company's stock is owned by the American Tele.phone & Telegraph Co.—V. 156, p. 2188.
directors recently
Tne
,
Vice-President
Bell Telephone Oo. of Pa.—$1 Dividend—
;
^Includes
•
600.
p.
34,326
14,470
$176,824
Chicago, Attica & Southern
RR.—Sale Approved-
.
$4,766,000
•
• •
'
George
sale
of
M. Barnard, general counsel for
road to Adolph Fneclenberg.
the
the road, has announced the
President of Machine Tool
U
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
8
cessful
Co., New York, for $300,000.
The road, in receivership
is about 140 miles long.
Slick of Northern Indiana. Federal District Court
Equipment
.
several years,
approved the sale, Mr, Barnard said. •
The new purchasers, Mr, Barnard says, are taking over the railroad
at
once
and
will continue indefinitely
to operate freight service.—
nation
pany
1466.
p.
of one
■'Gross
from
'Net
ry.
,995,800
$8,765,707
3,101,868
in.
$8,699,422
,222,572
2,690,414
,145,673
4,126,178
Gross
from
'Net
ry.
—V.
compared
106, 947,216
88,485,006
88,065,908
increased
32, 660,811
23,312,372
22,558,133
"The
17, 673,328
32,550,439
V:
10,531,478
11,172,348
of
23,414,438
C.
S.
&
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
Inc.—Output—
The
The
revenue
and
com¬
1941
1941,
2.8% .—V,
increase
an
70%.
of
Consumers Power
carried
during .1942,
23%* v
Express
that
system
Gross
,
Operating
pound
miles
%
.revenue
•
has
increased
organization Plan—
.
during
Prov.
1942.'%—
for
General
./
-
1,678,114
1,634,500
1,204,030
deprec.
taxes
Federal
of
Milo
'';/•//•/■;%%//
*$iock
reorganization
H. Brinkley,
found
are
have
to
value .and
no
/participation in the plan.
New
1943.
"
capitalization
■/,
The
provision
no
effective
and charges
date
of
"
.'.jr
is
Holders
bonds
7
Issue—
''v'
'
'
obligations, now
fixed
charges.—.
mortgage 4 Vv%
Sinking fund
fund
Second
ments
$162,547
586,040
1,033.833
$4,504,990 $52,181,746
210,000
4%%
bonds.....—
fund.
7,856,949
Feb.
:.u.
7,412,966
—...
$1,034,852
$30,079,094
4,975,610
,
bonds
mortgage
and
Indianapolis &
22.62%
156,
10.89%
class
in
B
of
its
%
Corporation
for
its
claim
claim
first
in
in class A
mortgage
would
receive
bonds,
4.77%
such
holders
new
would
1st
Mtge.
4,185,703
$13,913,373
Series
A 4s
$532.00
#?jrst and gen. 5s—
/Hirst and gen. 6s.—
47.12
Using
the above
bondholders,
$500.00
the
to
the
Ghase
addition,
,In
and
would
trust
,A
would
piaced
be
50%
formed
shares
having
of the
*
B
.
the stock
certificates
trust
trustees.—V.
atock
would
given
for
156, p. 2035.
be
of
new
Net
Int.
•The
class
B
to
previously
;iwime furnishings
January
sale
November—
from railway—^
Gross
"...
Net
1942
holders
of
ry.
from
from
Net,
Net
ry.
--4V.
a
1941
and
%•
.,
;:
1940
1939
$9,424,231
2,576,239
3,540,371
1,563,234
1,609,382
•
1,559,840
104,047,099
of
————'
33,647,406
24.170.563
weekly
this
26,119,029
11,962,587
6,839,684
2035.
p.
from
1941
$8,921,415
1940
1939
$7,701,786
$7,655,279
1,416,922
1,559,093
railway.....
railway
907,145
1,026,949
from
From
income.
__
125.957,757 100.445,382
Gross
from
from
ry.
—V.
railway
Jan!
Net
17,547,532
14,072,202
8,525,100
5,437,691
an
V.
"The
/■ of
/
.
1941
'
1148.
p.
^
.
directors
cents
per
share
on
payable
/;/
•
%
168,275,000
170,216,000
electric
the
$1
tribution
15
business
*
•
participating
holders of
five cents
of
record
share
per
2455.
p.
year-end
in
4.5
first
Dec.
was
; ■://'
also
A
made
v-/'.'/•
of
on
Consolidated
Aircraft
income—
5,716,795
'
1940
1939
$6,642,745
$6,469,882
1,372,401
1,521,449
1,302,738
585,011
760,925
563,802
3,743,431
railway—— 123,233,593
88.366,731
73,789,233
72.214,570
railway———
47,507,571
25,577,270
16.407,300
14,192,920
income—
33,696,284
16,232,393
6,900,642
4,861,820
p.
,
New
A
2216.
■«s>
lavorabie
utvekvuumc,
military, during , the
and
.nis
past
company's
activities
for
time
this
corporation,
Stout's
Mr.
Laboratories,
156,
entire
T.
M.
•
taken
engaged
15.
over,
known
the
as
according
to
constitute
the
most
per
both
1942—11 Mos.—1941
work
A
At
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$39,028,422
$46,930,882
$42,686,959
20.751,583
24,291,236
22,665,017
3,937,272
4,616,282
4,297,946
6,557,652
8,801,594
7,226,936
$8,211,954
income
$7,781,915
$9,221,770
' $8,497,061
659.867
431,016
692,399
$8,871,822
$8,212,932
$9,914,169
2,220.918
2,270,393
2,423,258
&
amort,
—
of
64,827
1,168,843
92,227
484,103
.
§8,981,164
pr
bonds
deductions
—
$5,498,397
-V.
156,
p.
prices
is
by
the
receiver.
and
The
class
be .entitled.
quoted
lor
of
the
new
purchase
of
com-
mortgage
the
new
the
the
with
balance
A
shares
This
com¬
mort¬
amount
will
be
(voting
amount
the
trust
should
cents per share has been declared
11
holders of
to
be
debentures.
Conveyancers Realty
/'./ . • '
:
.
to
debentures
and
the amount offered
will
President
37%
that
as
Co.~V.
•
■
•
149,
■.
.
record
Dec.
31.
the
on
,/•.
'
common
Similar
distribu¬
the
heretofore,
14,808
on
and
viz:
CRO.—V.
156,
2221.
p.
•
Sugar Co.—Tenders—
preferred
Nov.
three
time
in
18,
shaves
response
of
this
the
to
have
company
call
it was announced.
shares
when
until
open
of
tenders
not less than
accept
Dec.
7%
for
tenders
total
The
preferred
called
were
15,000
shares
18.—V.
156.
shares
been
of
pre¬
tendered
stock.
for
of
p.
Packing Co.—Annual
Net
:
sales
pany's
and
history
73.1'%
and
1861.
.
$3.71
$5,877,713.
,,
$4.03
$6,322,068
$4.32
$6,424,509
-t
«
.■
$4.41
for
revenues
and
the
19.9'%
were
ended Nov,
was
the
stated
company
preferred
stock,
the
it
offer
2036.
Report—E.
A.
1919.
1.
year
greater
The
the
were
than
increases
highest
Cudahy,
the
over
next
1940
in
the
highest
and
1941
com¬
year
wers
40.7%,
respectively.
Higher price levels were mainly re¬
sponsible for the. increased sales, though added consumption
by the
civilian
population,
the
armed
forces and
shipments to our allies
under the lend-lease program were also considerable factors.
Cost of sales and operating expenses have Increased
progressive!"
sales
during
materials
the
nine-tenths
previous
.1941
These
net
of
livestock
by
1941
value.
47'%
Individual
and
purchased
reached
increases
in
and
an
processed
all-time high
costs
of
services
recorded
during the year, but in the aggregate
including salaries and wages, increased generally
to the higher volume of business.
earnings
In
and
exceeded
and
were
expenses,
proportion
Net
Cost
revenues.
year
volume
operating
in
and
the
both
in
of
Other
the
parti-mortgage receipts and
debentures
they
stockholders
Cudahy
and
Int.
of
by
remaining
2,464,427
1,152,506
—
income
of
Engineering
3,945,596
income
of
shares
the
with
Gross
mailing
and
parti-mortgage
being accepted by the company and comprise 14,805 shares of 5',2%
are
announcement.—
22,523,956
—
—
Other
of
securities
market
Boston
the
compare
American
totgl
tendered
full
$42,855,840
revenues
expenses
Operating
the
receipts
paid
::
remain
Cuban
which
Depreciation
Taxes
and
holder
last.—*..
8,174,333
oper.
in
the
the
,
.
.
be
for
which
announced
will
tion
dis¬
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. of Balti¬
Operating
each
President, states in part:
both
suc-
is
ferred
Stout
the
publish
to preparation
name
of this company has been changed
C. W. Liquidating Co.
Accordingly, beginning Dec. 29. 1942, transactions in the common
stock, without par value, were recorded on the New York Curb Ex¬
change under the new nam? of the company; but the ticker abbrevia¬
0
2221.
p.
parti-mort¬
the information
^
incident
done,
the
the
to
five
Research
to
to
which
Crocker-Wheeler Electric Mfg. Co.—Name
Changed—
It
Girdler, Chairman, has announced.
organization,
has, been
been
made
payable Jan.
would
has
will
to
dividend
preferred
.
year
:
,
railroad
facilities,
being
parti-mortgage
they
Stout, who was responsible for the first all-metal com¬
mercial airplane and who has done
outstanding development work in
improving the design and performance of planes, automobiles, trailers,
housing
into
receipt,
be
pre¬
15.
were
made on Jan, 10, April 10.
July 10 and Oct. 10. last year.
During 1941 the following disbursements were made:
Jan. 10, April 10
and July 10, 30 cents each, and Oct. 10, 35
cents.—V. 156, p. 1149.
'
B.
and
after Jan.
soon
impracticable
work
can
5/10 Share
Creamery Package Mfg. Co.—37 V2-Cent Dividend—
'r
trains
notices
7/10 Share
297.88
mortgage, certificates are
for delivery as soon as
groups
informed of the cash
offered
2228.
P.
;.'i
Adds
be
of
of
.
Corp.
it would
mechancial
George Alpert
;.
Division—'
number
7/10 Sharp
393.00
ready
probably
parti-mortgage
the
are
cash
•
of
extra
Jan.
be
4/10 Share
381.92
%!•
Shares
5/10 Share
229.58
/
8.43
the
as
will
done;
large
each
compared with
;.
cents
10
year-end
be
V. T. CI. A
"
tions
1'
preferred- stock,
31.
the
be
paid
securities
can
Convey.
$253.02
15.46
15.44
•
/ %,/•/-,;
Scrip for
Realty Co.
•
basis.
same
Deb. of
'
8.59
185.99
166.31
being
now
•/'■''
200.23 /
,.
the
on
.
./ 124.67
new
certificatesi
subsidiaries
dividend
computed
Cash Now
$6,41
890.00
as
mortgage
St., Boston, Mass.
face value of $1,000.
Payable
Before selling, holders of
amount
'■'
'■
extra
Certificate
/
V'./'
Exchange
'
certificates-should
gage
conditions
of
Interest
fall,
to
Offers
■;
•
%•%';.
State
/
necessary
pany.
9.1
v
-
10
original
$137.30
is
certificates,
■'
7.0
•
%. ;•
regular semiannual dividend
value
par
to
a
20,
1467.
to which he is entitled.
•
'
>
Pending receipt of such notices any interested parti-mortgage receipt
holder
may
obtain
this information
relative
to
his
parti-mortgage
receipt by communicating in writing with the receiver.
.'
•
•
10.6
•
of
energy
general
;
declared
28
share and the
Jan.
155,
Dec.
on
156, p.
•pany
Community Frosted Food Co.—Extra Distribution—
The
and
each
on
/'!'••,'•
Co.
Mortgage
Principal
work
receipts will
%• Increase
•
to
$755.91
of
soon
the
;
Total
1941
$7,634,168
$13,052,629
-Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Record Year—
^.n official statement says, in part;
' '
"
civilian
companies,
ended Dec.,19
Table
1,000.00
The
recipts
As
and Exchange Commission on. Dec. 24 approved
pay¬
$504,943 for expenses in the reorganization of the company.—
156,
1936.—V.
cents;
Oct.
on
Mortgage Co.—Sucr
737.13
cash
relating
%
&
$1,000 Par
—
Because
Securities
of
ment
on
,
The
$220,038
more—Earnings—
1—
oper.
156,
show
paid
during
75
each,
company upon presentation of their
Unpaid Bal.
*.
_
mechanical
80,380,457
16,055,076
23,168,698
84,710,456
27,305,131
38.778,277
1942
railway
oper.
Net
to
made
1930,
cents
Mills, Inc., stock
Mortgage
Alpert, receiver,
mortgage certificates of
other face values should be
920.00
sented.
stock,
V.
2304.
p.
November—
ry.
of
output
adjusted
Period End. Nov. 30—
■Net
$5,961
of
&
George
Bl—1945
214,077
Community Power & Light Co.—Expenses—
1,810,065
358,327
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry>---Earnings—
from
group
Insurance
for
CI—1940^---
served for the week ended Dec. 24, 1942, amounted to 230,as
compared with 183,501,801 for the week ended Dec. 25,
increase of 47,082,870, or 25.66%/—V, * 156, p. 2305.
—
oper.
•Net
%
151,906 '
year:
182,191,000
kilowatt-hour
corporation
584,671,
1941,
19,097,036
30,925,868
r
from
Gross
210,075
$194,248
Edison
———186,151.000
-
territory
to
are
Mortgage
$216,036
V,
1942
•
4.
with
Conveyancers Realty Co., has been organized under
by the court to take over the assets of the
Conveyancers Title Insurance & Mortgage Co.
mortgage certificates are entitled to the following cash
Certificates
97,989,282
57,151,375
income—.
From Jan. 1
156,
*
Jan.
approved
of
Al—1938
Commonwealth & Southern Corp—Weekly Output
The
V.
1942
Gross from railway-.—. $12,129,130
Net
from
railway.—
4,071,251
Net ry, oper. income
2,428,612
ry.
$230,155
5—m—u-m——180.573,000 165,469,000 •
Nov.
28—
168,542,000 161,255,000
—y. i56, p. 2304.
.,L
•'
:V
other
2.695,143
,
—V.
130,706
935
Dec.
represented.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Net
last
20,
50
also
was
Aug. 20,
on
also
were
Jan.
1931,
Allied
record
compared
of
.
t
$9,734,284
November—
Net
with
of
paid
was
Present
666,936
■
2,697,899
railway— .162,962,527 127.113,731
V,
Co.—Weekly Output—
.
12
Dec.
The
are
plan
704,469
11,298
Corp.
Commonwealth
comparisons
19——
William
Gross
the
stock
share
a
20,
div.
of
as
1929, to and including
company,
Figures for
589,949
of 194L % %
the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four .weeks
are.
percentage
Dec.
■
merchandise,
new
sale
Figures
2,677,253
176,029
to other electric utilities, for the week
increase over the corresponding period
Week Ended—
the
to
'railway.——
oper.
156,
Edison
1%
cents;
Company—Distribution
certificates
1235.
p.
last,
Parti-Mortgage Receipt Holders—
Holders
35.907
Commercial Mackay
holders
<
and securities of the new
'
—Kilowatt-Hour Output—
common
surrendered
$11,369,041
•
A
the
$4,569,212
.
$346,154
10.6%
trustees
6,737,253
railwayoper. income--,
and
;
1941
606,808
—
custody
The
from Jan. 1—
Gross
of
of
Conveyancers Title
15,000
—'
operations*.%//Xl/l%l'L-%%-l!i!-:.
debs,
cents' per share on the
65
to
20,
Conveyancers Title Insurance
-
%
,
;
.
loss.
156,
and
whose
$16,372,779
from
See
none
/•
493,098
■'.'
inc.
on
l/25th
Company—
An
1941;
—496,410
tax--—
loss
Following
:
included."—V. 156, p. 2035.
20,
1942"'
'
-
income
sales
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Net
—r._
of
one
share outstanding
the
on
Dec.-26.
:
.
are
21,
Al—1939—
from
showed
/%////,,///'■. .;/•/
rayon yard goods 20%, and flannel 10%.
■
"Practically all the apparel lines of the company
traditional
50
period:
July 20,
1930, and Jan. 20
1936, 75 cents,
A
cessor
share
per
Dec.
depreciation—- —^
excluding
common
'
in
stock.
^pun
the
—.
for
of
25
Oct,
July
364,656
expenses.'——-income
was
2221.
Conveyancers Realty Co., Boston—Succeeds Insurance
571,361
Subs.)—Earnings—
—/„
Federal
on
and
1,255,672
record
on
'
repairs
S.
Electricity output of
are considerably reduced
compared with the company's fall and winter general catalog.
Women's
■finesses show a price reduction of 15%, style shoes ,10%, fur coats
3$%, men's work pants 10%, blankets 16%, curtains 13%, sheets 7.5%,
goods,
U.
dividend
a
payable Jan.
disbursed
was
1929,
gage
other
i*«cording to an announcement, which adds:
"Prices, all of wljich are below ceiling,
TVhite
(&
$25,
par
21,
common
'$4,132,402
Commonwealth
',877,415
of
Stritzinger, formerly Vice-President, has been elected
M. Lee Marshall, who remains as Chairman of
Mr. Stritzinger,
who is also a director, has been acting
latter
47.422
/
,
;
*'
-
K.
amount
1933, and
71.944
Class B
largest cut-price sale book sent out by this company in a year
half was. in the mails last week to its 5,000,000 customers,
a
■
'
Baking Co.—New President—
Dec.
737,009
$1.50
of
foreign exchange..
loss
Net
Chicago Mail Order Co—Mails Mid-Winter Sale Book
ajiid
the
'
•
■
•
common
returned
stock
'
Corp.
miscellaneous
taxes
on
Net
have power for three years to transfer the stock to the Louis¬
ville & Nashville and the Southern in exchange for a traffic agreeipent and other considerations.
If the exchange is not entered into
iv.iithin, three years
•
,
$5,166,083
succeeding
stock,
like
Dl—1946
#ipuld
dRpck
Mackay
and
Non-operating
Corp. and the
collateral of
,
account
on
three -trustees
class
new
355
58,968
Corporation
1,000
A
as
54,920
receive
330
k
Common, Common
$47,792
$711,065
$44,507
Credit
!
operation_L__-_—-^—v/_-i/_—_--tv 2,578,9i4
lor
Provision
Loss
Class A
Mtge.
-Bonds
■attock having a stated value of $20,000.
a«puld be
Other
-V.
125,375
Railroad
.
$3,710,231
July
389,221;-'
of
made
was
783,339
$523,917
.v.-,-?•
holders
to
share
1491.
p.
dividend
a
30
per
Sept. 30—
and
Provision
general mortgage
Credit
$101,612
1,151,073
the
held
cpllateral
$1,705,000
Bank
Nat.
Mtge.
Bonds
declared
2127.
p.
common
•'
Dec.
$2
3,424,816
783,339
The directors have declared
-
»
1,501,254
,-
revenues
of
General
2nd
Total
.ft. R. Credit Corp.
9 Mos. End.
'''V
23.86
Railroad
Claim
^Creditor—
154,
of
3,424,816
65,278
Corn Products Refining Co.—65-Cent Dividend—
!
$135,011
35,595
share.;
Qhase National Bank on account of their possession
•first and general mortgage bonds, would be as follows:
1st
stock/payable
distribution
Operating
472.00
first
to
'
-
,
directors recently
Expenses
%
505.00
.
22.22
a
.
285,389
65,278
p.
1940
-
69,636
'4
■■
156,
the- board.
issue.
;t t
/
;
1941
22,515
——_
^
2036.
p.
Maintenance
22.16
value at $20
156,
since.—V.
A
$538.00-
n
20.66
50.73
income—
•
$140,637
—
285,389
stock
75 cents per share in each
quarter from July 20,
July 20, 1942.
The following extra distributions
/
1942
%
$155,406
railway.—61,440
Commercial
472.00
•
-V ''/■' V
$9,374,244
etc.
receivership
Common
470.00
allocations
this
on
$7,918,387
head of the company since .early last
year, when Mr. Marshall
called to Washington to assist in the war
effort.—V.. 156,
distribution
a
accruals
railway
i
1,669,613
railway———C—_
722,016
oper. income....—253,105
ry.
—V.
,
tClass B
440.00
basis for distribution
all
up
last,
24,
from
The
$1,000
Common
-
440.00
par
Dec.
from
initial
second
*Class A
Vis
500.00
no
clearing
railway,--——_—
oper.
capital
new securities:
468.00
tShares of
On
in class B
each
for
468.00
——
°Par $25.,
4
A
^Refunding 6s
^Refunding 5s_..i___.
'Refunding 4s_^.^——
% & L. 4s—
30
regular quarterly'.dividend of $1.75
stock, par $100, payable
25,,
4,539,129
$874,584
$399,284 •;
President,
1148.
p.
400,644
$749,953
pref.
Raymond
J.. i
cents; June
deductions
Continental
the
Combustion Engineering Co., Inc.—Dividend No. 2—
2nd Mtge.
Series
per
preferred
Jan.
made,
was
securities to holders
receive
principal amount of bonds approximately the following
Issue—
ry
Net
/.'••-•■•
bonds
outstanding
the
cumulative
record
From Jan. 1—
,
about
in
stock and 76.23%
common
In accordance with the above distribution-of
4flf
31, 30
3,564,761
6,937,523
Balance
-r-V.
-
stock.
common
stock.
common
March
3,312,265
$1,250,616 $12,560,881
376,032 ;
4,642,494
$1,150,595
prefi, stock
of
expenses,
1950.
p.
from
Gross
<5*96 %■ of its claim in first mortgage bonds, 2.61% in second mortgage
'Jipnds, 2.80% in class A common stock and 41.70% in class B com¬
mon
stock.
The Chase National Bank for its claim would receive
mortgage bonds, 5.12%
follows:
as
declared
7%
of
share
from
Net
bonds would receive about 3.23% of their claims in first mort¬
age bonds,
1.42% in second mortgage bonds, 1.52% in class A
•ftpout
were
on
Amort,
This makes
per
have
the
on
per
V.
Net
Louisville
fjgage
Credit
value, to holders of record Dec. 23.
share for the year 1942.
par
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
•.Railway Co. mortgage bonds would receive about 33.9%' of their claims
first mortgage bonds, 31.85% in second mbrtgage bonds and 34.25%
,|p class A common stock.
Public holders of first and general mort-
and
Divs.
their
interest
28 paid an extra dividend of 10 cents
quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share on
November—
$1,197,399
UP
stock
no
cents
holders
to
$28
Net
Railroad
and
105
Dec,
on
directors
1
See
-
The
to present
and receive
other
6,238,119
3,197,036
.
profits taxes
'Net income
8,440,326
^Interest.
-.common
70
share
per
50,000
Gross
refunding
1942,
Sept. 30, 25 cents each, and Dec. 27, 20 cents,—V. 156,
The
*353,563
,
—
capitalization and charges
of
the option
given
31,
p. 2096.
156,
usual
stock,
of
18,934,297
3,258,209
582,662
taxes—
income-—
Int.' &
Clinchfield Coal Corp.—Declares Regular Dividend—
50,000
*
stock, class A—
stock, class • B.——;
-Holders
were
Dec,
on
Payments during 1941
and
of
Total
the
-
$50,148,523
18,815,131
"
*371,289
,
$16,663,158
Common
bonds
m.
,
8,736,209
Total
Common
p.
1943.—y.
and
total
a
j Fxd, chgs.
bonds...
—
mortgage
Sinking
called
3
company
share
common
Amount
Capital
.
1,
The
'V' Annual
r_;
the
Cincinnati Union Stockyards Co.—Extra Dividend—
.Contingent obligations—
First
for
/
1,
$70,000)
outstanding.
called
their
Jan.
'.Require-''
Equipment
of
prior to
Feb.
to
follows:
as
•
'*'■■■
Other
for
made
plan
recommended
are
...
.
is
the
been
de¬
a
and
—'_j
—
income
excess
Gross
redemption as of Feb. l, next, a total of
$246,000 of first mortgage 3%% bonds, due 1966, at 105 and interest;
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co,, trustee, One Wall
St.,
New York, N. Y.
.,//• •
%-V
has been recommended to the ICC by
Under the plan recommended capitalizawon will be reduced from $45,344,943 to $30,079,094 and fixed charges
•Will be reduced
from $1,513,028 to
$162,547.
The
equities of the
folders of secured notes and claims and of preferred and common
plan
A
Examiner
have
elec¬
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$4,615,401
—
expenses
amortization
three-fold
Fed,
There
of
Co.—Earnings1942—Month—1941
.1,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Called—
^Chicago, Indianapolis & .Louisville Ry.—Proposed Re¬
output
156, pv2305.
Period End. Nov. 30—
miles
announced
year,
of
crease
2035.
p.
30
1942,
shows
passengers
passenger
increased
Dec.
on
(electricity generated and purchased! for the week ended Dec.
amounting to 159,600,000 kwh., compared with 159,800,000
kwh. for the corresponding week of
1941, a decrease of 0.1%.
Local
distribution
of
electricity amounted to
152.400,000
kwh.,
compared
with 156,700,000 kwh.' for the
corresponding week of last
27,
,
personnel
1949.
p.
of
1942
company
tricity
62,125.
revenue
in
flown
102.7%. '.
during
number
year,
28,802,530
miles
company
156,
Total
previous
flew
with
carried
passengers
the
pound
60,048,637
income...
oper.
156,
of
growth
trip between Chicago and New Orleans.
12.6%.
69,928;
149,006.077
railway
of
company
"Mail
railway—.
from
1942,
%s
From Jan. 1—
•Net
round
comparison
"The
■
1,586,595
1,739,579
The
trips between Chicago and New Orleans,
Louis, Memphis and Jackson, and one round trip between
and Houston, serving St. Louis, Memphis and Shreveport.
increase
an
7,598,509
income...
oper.
1939
$16,464,263.
railway.—
railway—
from
•Net
"A
1940
1941
airline/
the
St,
Chicago
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.- -Earnings*
1942
of
operates two round
now
serving
November—
history
business is credited in part to the normal uptrend
part to the heavy demand on all transportation facili¬
ties during the first year of the war.
Early in June the line sold
part of its equipment to the Government.
This necessitated the elimi¬
cargo
of traffic and in
has
156,
and
passenger
Judge Thomas W.
V.
the
in
year
Monday, January 4, 1943
were
for
the
year,
of
a
a
one.cent
earnings
year
ner
were
decline
cent
per
and
dollar
$3,352,282,
of 8.21%., and
dollar,of sales.
one
of
(Continued
and
page
in
$300,035
represent
Like
four-tenths
sales.are
on
or
cents,
sharp
40)
a
ratios
less
net
than
profit
for
1940
respectively.
contrast
10-the
weNmi
York Stock Exchange
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
delivery sales are
NOTICE—Cash and deferred
we
furnish
4
Securities
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation coupon bonds on the New York
32d of a point. (See note below).
31
Jan. 1
2
1952-54
Vis,
[Close
Low
[Close
•
[High
•
Low
Treasury
High
Vis, 1947-52
High
[High
Close
[Close
Total
units
sales In $1,000
[High
Low
[Close
1946-56
v
sales
Total
[ High
Low
100.6
100.7
100.6
100.7
10
■—■''
Low
100.18
[Close
100.18
units...
[ High
Low
[Close
,
Close
units
Total sales in $1,000
...
'
High
[High
Low
1946-49
110.11
[Close
110.13
110.11
110.13
2
Vis, 1954-56
Close
3
2
High
[High
Low
Total sales in $1,000
110.2
Low
r>
110.2
2sl March
Close
Total sales
[Close
Close
Total sales in $1,000
109.2
:::>
1
High
Total sales in $1,000
units
units
V.[High
Sept., 1949-1951
\ Low
'.//
[High
Low
V
-j Low
[Close
Low
■
;v
units—
f High
2s, June, 1949-51
:.'.v[Close
1948-51
...
—
109.2
units
1945-47
Low
2s, Dec. 1948-50
109.2
|
1
in $1,000 units.
High
(High
Low
'///■/,■
Total sales in $1,000
1948-50
—
2Vis, 1955-60
Total sales in $1,000
liOW
110.2
(Close
■
units
Total sales in $1,000
:
103.26
High
3s, 1951-55
\
103.26
units.
units
[High
2 Vis,
103.26
Low
1947
2s,
\
-
Total sales in $1,000
3 Vis,
Low
•
Total sales in $1,000 units
[Close
•r.'V-' //.'
■.rHigh
Close
units
Total sales in $1,000
••
110.13
110.11
[High
Low
1946-48
Total sales in $1,000 units
units..
\
2s,
[Close
•
Close
Total sales In $1,000
units
'High
Total sales in $1,000 units
2 Vis,
1951-54
•
Total sales in $1,000
[High
Low
[Close
Dec.,
2s,
1949-1951
Close
units.—
[High
Low
-
[High
Low
[ClOSe
\
1950-52
2s,
\
[Close
Total sales in $1,000
units
Total sales in $1,000 units
■
[Hign
■
;
1951-55
23,
•
Low
1958-63
Close
Total sales in $1,000
Low
1953-55
2s,
LOW
2% 8, 1960-65
[Close
,
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000
Federal
—
1945
•
[High
Low
3 Vis,
[Close
units
High
Farm Mortgage
1944-64
•
Total sales in $1,000
f High
'
[High
>
-j
1948
\ Low
1944-49
3s,
[Close
Low
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
units
103
[High
Home Owners' Loan
[High
Itts, 1949-53
Low
[Close
units:
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000
—
[High
High
I Vis,
[High
Low
[Close
units
Total sales in $1,000 units
2%S,
Low
■
Total sales in $1,000
units—
2Vis, 1956-59
2 Vis,
Holiday
[Close
:
Holiday
Low
■
......
Vis, 1949-52
3s,
Vis, 1952-55
2
Close
3
...
\
1951-53
2%s,
Low
—
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000
100.16
100,18
units
Total sales in $1,000
High
3 Vis,
100.14
2
[High
Low
j,
'
|
2Vis, 1967-72
Close
1944-46—
100.16
100.7
100.4
3
___
High
Total sales in $1,000
L.
4
Total sales in $1,000 units
'
3%s, 1943-45
100.2
\
1963-1968
2Vis,
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
100.2
«
units
In $1,00
___
[High
—\ Low
3Vis, 1943-47
100.2
100.2
[Close
units
Total sales in $1,000
——
100.2
[Close
2Vis, 1962-67
100.2
i Low
units
(High
3 Vis,
Low
2%s, 1956-58.
j Low
43, 1944-54
3 Vis,
»
Total sales in $1,000 units
.v
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000
Dec.
Dec. 30
Dec. 29
Dec. 28
Dec. 26
Daily Record of U. S, Bond Prices
Jan. 1
Dec. 31
Dec. 30
Dec. 29
Dec. 28
Dec. 26
Bond Prices
In computing the range for the year.
the New York Stock Exchange
on
transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and
the current week. Figures after decimal point represent one or more
'
Treasury
YEARLY
-
only transactions of the day. No account Is taken of such sales
daily record of the
a
Stock Exchange during
Dally Record of U. S.
WEEKLY
-
disregarded In the day's range, unless they are the
United States Government
Below
9
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4139
157
Volume
'
3s, series A,
1944-52
•
Low
[Close
Total sales In $1,000
103
Low
[Close
103
1
units
'
Total sales in
$1,000 units
-
High
\ Low
1%S, 1945-47
LOW
IV4s, 1950-52
Close
[High
[Close
Total sales In $1,000
units
Total sales in $1,000 units
fSale of registered bonds.
''Odd lot sales.
There
were
transaction in registered bonds.
no
NEW YORK STOCK
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
•/>■; V
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
Dei. 28
Dec. 26
1 per
*50%
t per
51%
50%
51%
/
50 Vi
I per
*50%
113
*33%
3:5
*40 Vi
41%
40%
40%
*40%
40%
40%
40%
7%
7%
7%
73/4
7%
7%
'7%
75/8
26%
*143,4
41%
*61
26%
15
263/4
14%
143/4
39
41%
26 Va
14%
3%
3%
%
3*2
4%
4%
4%
45%
4'/8
6
173/4
%
43/a
4%
43/a
4%
4%
11%
12 V'8
*12%
157/a
7%
7 Vi
18%
17V4
*56%
64
*56
64
*56
64
6%
—.
7,300
■
600
145/a
14%
__
->
47/a
4%
4 3/i
18%
4%
12,000
5
—;
13
:
7V4
7%
143%
73/4
7%
__
1423/4
143%
11
103/4
107/a
1034
103/4
10V4
11
16%
153/4
16%
163/B
16%
16%
16%
61/4
63/a
6%
6%
6%
*73
6V'a
x6%
6%
6%
*3/4
*11%
27%
26%
26%
26%
27
261/2
26 Vi
17%
18%
183/s
183/a
18%
183/a
18%
18%
%
H
Vi
ii!
%
%
3/4
*11%
13%
*11%
13%
*11%
13%
*11%
*68
!3{}
*
.
700
2,300
.
—
17,600
100
__
26%
Vi-
...
.
,
—
,
■
,
900
i
—
9,100
3,600
__
69
69
.
900
69
69
68 Vi
69%
69
68
.69
23
23
23
23
22%
22%
23
23
23
23 %
1,400
56 ®8
57%
58
581/a
56
57
56%
57%
55%
56 3/4
6,200
For
footnotes
see
page
19
..
•
No par
No par
Corp
Address-Mutigr Corp....10
Air Reduction Inc
No par
Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co
100
Alaska Juneau Gold Min
10
Albany & Susq RR Co—
100
Allegheny Corp
No par
5%% pf A with $30 war
100
5% % pf A without war——100
t.
$2.50 prior conv
preferred-No par
No par
100
r—
1
Allied Chemical & Dye—No par
Allied Kid Co——.
—5
Allied Mills Co Inc———No par
Allied Stores Corp..
.i.—No par
5 fc preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg———No par
Alpha Portland Cem_.
No par
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
1
gtd—
6*conv preferred
'
13 %
Adams Express
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
1,600
6 3/8
17%
25
Acme Steel Co
Adams-Mills
Alleg & West Ry 6%
Allen Industries Inc
■
...
—
27
27
"
?
' "
—
76
*73
76
*73
76
*73
76
'
—
7%
145
145
144
No par
1,200.
■
•
73/a
100
4% preferred
6,600
—
„
16
143V4
3,000
v,
.
64
11
142 Vi
1,700
1
...
18%
18
*56
64
16,700
5%
13
13
19,600
20
16%
*17 Vi
;
32
10%
75 Vi
•*'•
•.
82
16 y8
75 Vi
60
__
35/3
32
32
5,700
.
65
3%
1,300
-
40
*10%
142% 143
400
—...
73/4
Par
Abraham & Straus
Amerada Petro Corp
Am Agric Chem (Del)—
American Airlines Inc
Year 1941
On Basis
No par
Abbott Laboratories
190
110
40%'-'
393/8
81
84
18%
*12%
18 %
3%
%
12%';/:
45/8
4%
4%
13
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.
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33%
26
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61
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%
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7%
900
9
%
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39%
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3%
87
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84
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33/b
%
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40%
25
263A
14%
x39
61
65
*61
65
*61
87
*25%
15
33%
33%
__
Range for Previous
Since January 1
of 100-Share Lots
Highest
Lowest
Range
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
__
__
•
3Vi
3%
,
33%
35
41%
'•
41
65
*81
27
*25%
15
4134
*33%
35
*33%
51%
113
*111
>
111%
the Week
I per share
t per share
51%
51%
V;-.
-
Jan. 1
Dec. 31
share
113
*111
113
112
113
113
share
503/4
S per share
share
•/' ''• '
Sales for
/.
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 30
Dec. 29
V
RECORD
50
No par
No par
10
f per
share
# per
share
Lowest
I per
share
Highest
$ per share
55Vi
Mar 24
113
Dec
31
23
Feb
May 14
<51% Dec
46
37
104
Jan
12
34
Dec
54%
Sep
May 14
43
48 3/4 Jan
13
43%
Dec
51 Vi
Jan
8 % Nov
9
5%
Apr
8%
Dec
26 3/4 Dec
30
17V4
Dec
24 Vi
Aug
163/a Dec
4
9%
Dec
157/a
Jan
41 Vi Dec
26
34%
Nov
45
July
Oct
22
73
Sep
75
Aug
Dec
5
Dec
99%
31
9
5% Apr 24
Sep
39
8
18Vi Jun
Mar 27
10
29 V2 Apr
-
'28
6
1% Mar 24
69% July 15
Jan
61
69
Nov 23
4
943/i Feb
10
*
1%
85
Sep
Jan
Aug
% Oct
5
%
Dec
%
63/a Nov
6
3%
Dec
10%
Jan
6% NOV
7
3%
Dec
9%
Aug
Jan
27
11%
Dec
21%
Apr
17%
Dec
Jan
~4V4
Dec
11%
9
7% Dec
May 25
12 % Jan
2
27
31
6
26
253/8
16
May 25
57% Nov 28
22V/4 Jan
117% Apr 24
163/a Nov
18
28
6% Nov
•
i's Jan
2
3% Apr
17
3% Apr
18
93/a Jun 23
3% Apr
118% Apr 28
10
4
Apr
3
22
Apr 29
14% Apr 17
H Aug 19
14
July
9
11
Dec
43
Mar 27
183/4 Jun
30
25% Apr
7
17
73% Feb
149
81
Jan
Jan
30% -Tan
19 Va Nov
1% Jan
187/a Jan
70 Va
24
Oct
Nov
58% Dec
12
13
3
12
26
27
22
4
28
135%
Dec
10 %
Feb
11%
Dec
Jan
Jaii
167% July
13
Aug
14Vi
Apr
Dec
9
71% May
87
24%
37
Jan
21 %
Aug
5
.
Dec
14% Mar
%
Dec
Sep
-
Oct
1% Aug
Sep
Apr
20
41%
Feb
63% July
14%
Feb
22% Deo
40
Feb
58%
10
Jan
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Satnrday
Monday
Dec, 26
S
t
8%
8%
*46
8 Va
48
47
4%
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4
'
30
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3%
72%
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47
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8%
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4%
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4%
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128
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128
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5 Va
5%
5
31 >
30
•
30
>
Dec
Jar
14
33%
Dec
40% July
45% July
148 V4 Nov
27
36% Oct
26
•;
Apr 29
3
9% Jan
2
7'/a Jan
21% Nov
> 12 > Feb
3
138
12
Mar
29%
Mar 14
144
11
16% Jun
'
43
139
2
155
Dec
15%
15
'
28 Va
Dec
120
22
Apr
108 V4 May
Jan
8Va
Dec
11
>> 6%
Dec
13 Va
13
14
13
Feb
6
Va July
22'/a
>81 ;V. Jan
11% May
115V4 Dec
Aug 14
134% Jan
,
Jan
4
97% Jan
23
2
Jan
150 V2
..
21
Oct
21 'A Jan
Mar 26
78% Mar 27
Sep
54
Dec
>
Jan
Sep
98
Sep
19%
Aug
14
168%
Jan
43%
Dec
73Va
Jan
43%
:
Dec
74 Va
Jan
x!43
Dec
3%
> 159
>
Jan
7
Jan
29 Va
Aug
Dec
116% Aug
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
24 Va
110
29%
*25
29%
*25
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94
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29%
94
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24
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93
8%
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33%
15 Va
14%
15
14 3 a
54%
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8%
28
11%
34
14%
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93
•
9
*21%
24V4
110
-
23
Jan
99 Va
Jan
Dec
8%
76% Jan
51 >
Feb
2%
Dec
14
22% May 20
24
107
20
-
29
May 26
7% May 20
Mar 11
'
Jan
28% Jan
27% Apr
par
27
>
13
14
8
46% May
22 Va Feb
Jan
•>56% July
,30
July
30
Jan
5
24
Dee
:
17
Jan
3
11 Va
Apr
>>17% Sep
112 </a Mar 19
110%
Jun
21
12% Oct
I
5
No
Dec
12% Mar 11
^.12.50
14
5% Jan
50
Aug
8J.'A Sep
>:••; 7 > Dec
% Dec
1% July 28
23
Dec
36
26
35% July
115 Va
Oct
>>12% Jan
2V»
102
pf 7% gtd__100
Illinois
of
2 Va
5
'42
Corp
Sep 29 1
Sep 10
Sep II
>40% Oct 21
21
Jan-2
5
5% Mar 20
par
-
1——No
^■-2% Apr 28
,79.
—-^^100
May 26
Jari
Feb
33%
111% Mar 12
>108% Mar
112 Va
Sep
14
2% Dec
5Va
Jan
4 Vb Jan
,
Sep
67% Feb
4
47%
Jan
70'A
Jan
21
60
Jan
72
Sep
Sep
23-
20%
Dec
34%
Jan
66
33% Dec
8% Nov
14
4% Oct
17
82
6 Va
3
Dec
9%
Dec
Sep
6%
i
Dec
87%
July :-3>
Jan
91 Va
Oct
10%
5
preferred_-t;>>-->tfl00
8
78
Dec
>
2d
preferred——
83
v
^
53
Jun
29
20
Jan
9
81% Jan
preferred
17
76
Dec
24
Jan
28% Dec
5% Dec
Sep
20
88
Dec
Sep
102%
Aug
35'/a
Jan
*
2
82
Aug
27 V2 Jan
2
Oct
3
18
Jan
31% July
100
60 Vs Jun
25
72 V2 Oct
7
53 %
Dec
100
-19% Jun
2
34% Oct
9
13% Feb
-70'A May
28 Va July
16 Va Jun
24
5
6
100% Dec
53
>
96Va Mar
25
pref series A
conv
Corp
.
.
$5
.——No
*9
••
Nov
72 %
Jan
25
May 23
70
Jan
111
May 25
V'/TV Apr 30
1V4 Apr 17
15% Apr 28
116
Jan
17
9 Va Jan
>
26
46% Apr
43
,
2% Jun
2
3% Dec
14 38
*53%
22 %
22%
■22%
8 Va
55%
8V4
55
56 %
8%
8%
31
Dec
Va Jan
56%
561/4
56%
•6
900
Jan
10%
Dec
Dec
Dec
4
Apr
15
6% Jan
22>
Jan
Conv 5%
preferred
i.„—100
Barber Asphalt Corp—.———10
Barker Brothers——-—No par
•
•
5 %
%• preferred-!-—————i_50
Oil
Co
_i5
—
Works
Corp
Inc_
1
14% Jan
2
3Va
31
18%
23
7
Apr
25
6Vi Nov
12
5 Va
24% Aug 20
33% Dec
8
12% Dec
18
4 % Apr
8% Jan
2
•
12%. Jun
3
18 Va Jan
X23'/4 Nov
30
15
26
Oct
165
Oct
30
Feb
24
64
110% Jan
10
9Va Dec
30
Creek
RR—
Best
Best
Aircraft
7 %
Corp
Indus
—1
—
Loan——No- par
pfd $2.50 div
&
Co
—5
•
series '38_No par
—
—No
par
Foods
Steel
preferred
23 Va Jun
Apr
8
24
6% May 14
13
May 20
9% May 20
——
—100
Dec
Dec
10% July4*
Dec
24% Mar
20
35
Dec
Sep
31% Mar
Dec
27% July
Dec
106
Oct
28%
Feb
32
Apr
Jun
126
Jan
:
108
6%
Dec
10%
Jan
17
___
—
2
3
Sep
9% July
102%
3
17% Nov
30
8% July
Oct
'
28 % May
21
39% Jan
9% May
6
32%
'
4lVa
Apr
15% Nov
12
10%
Dec
20%
46% Mar 18
54
Sep
24
50
Aug
57
17% Apr
24% Jan
19
27
8 Vb Dec 30
(Del)— _—No par
'
July
12%
Feb
17%
9
Apr
-34
.
13%
9
Mar 20
Jan
5% July
8% July
,12% Sep
7%
27
15% Apr
20
/
Dec
.
27%
;
6
103
w—
19
/
Dec
v
36
——25
w
Dec
26
Dec
.;13% Dec
2,
6 '/a Mar 25
No par
—_50
—No -par
Creamery
Bethlehem
1
Oct
5'A
Va
t c
49% May 25
Oct
>25%
2
Pr
4,600
3%
May
3%
Bayuk Cigars
24,200
13
Oct
9% July
>> 2% Apr
17
4
28
Beatrice
4,200
55%
121
>
2> >v 1% May
27
Bath' Iron
54%
> Feb
4Va Jan
Beneficial
JWrVa
Apr
6
T"
Sep
7% July
May
111
'
7V2 Jan
2,400
14%
61
5
3
Bendix, Aviation
54 Va
>
23
6,500
*53%
107
5
22
4% Jun
Bell
23
111
51 Va
Jan
Dec
2% Jun
7,700
22%
*109%
Feb
7
51
9% Jun 29
v
Ohio——
—
22%
May
Feb
111 Va
6%
47%
109% Feb 20
21
6V4 Sep
-100
•Barnsdall
9 '/4
34%
Dec
Packing Co_
^_20
Belding-Hemingway-——_No par
Belgian Nat Rys part pref
12 Va
34
Nov
28 Va
Jan
—13
&
-
28
11%
56
Jun
4 %
-
Beech-Nut
*21%
Jan
19%
34
preferred—
100
Bangor & Aroostook——_—i-50
Baltimore
•
-
16 Va
28
99% July 20
par
—100
Rrjor A__—No. par
Baldwin Loco Works
Oct
3
23 % Jan
5
preferred———'——50
Powder—
45%
45% Jan
33
■
—100
.:
—
13% Feb
Mar 16
14% Apr 30
1
—100
i
Refining,—
94
110
7'A
Dec
3 Va
6% Jan
*90
34 V4
Dec
64%
6
77% Jan
Beech
9Va
2%
3
5% Jan
4Vj Apr 28
28%
33 Va
110
29
No par
Midl'd—
(Del)
Co
$5 preferred
*5314
108 %
11
3 Va Apr
38% Jun
y,Aviation Corp of ;Del (The)—;
110
23 Va
108%
51% Dec
13
Nov
70% Feb
61 Va Mar 24
*26%
28
29
> 4
1
93
12 Va
14
*241%
*103
1
54%
54%
Corp
Corp—
28%
U%
3 Va Dec
par
25
5% 'conv preferred
900
24
*103
*25
Aug 14
^=.^100
Atlas
1,000
251/4
22%
39
par
Atlas Tack Corp———,
No par
Austin Nichols
——j——No par
7,000
12
1% Apr 15
par
1st
:■
5%
13,400
!
,—1
Atl G & W I SS Lines
210
121/4
13%
page 19
29
_100
Constable
Atlantic
550
VB
see
14
May 25
5% preferred.
—
100
Atch Topeka & Santa. Fe—----100
2,000
13%
•
No
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
'
'
No
-
5%
4,800
121/4
footnotes
Oct
35 Va Jan
14
&"■'Elec>,>.No
preferred—
7 %
16,800
5%
13%
For
10%
Assoc Investment Co_.—No jiar
»
15,500
3 Va
6
12 Va
109
Dec
>
100
Associated Dry Goods-—
>
35,800
5%
5
&
Arnold
30
3%
.
3%
13%
551/4
6
,—-25
Woolen--
Daniels
Artloom
600
12%
1081/4
Jan
16
par
&6 conv prior preferred——No par
7% preferred——-.i
i—lOO
Armstrong Cork Co
No par
150
13%
55%
Jan
14Va Dec
>
>
100
12
108%
Jan
73%
7
136 Va Jun
.—100
Wks
Armour & Co
1,000
7%
*25%
•
Archer
53
13
55%
Aug
> 15%
Dec
100
Mining—.
Paper Co Inc
-Armour
114
*7%
12%
108%
165 Va
Dec
Dec
4%
_No par
Copper
W
P
*52%
7%
•
13%
23
Feb
9
50
Jan- 13
'
1,600
23
Jan
30
—100
Anchor Hock Glass
*112%
114 >
7Va
1214
23
7 V4
> 6% Feb 12
...No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
6%
1314
*53 Vb
155
Jan
12
Va May 14
1st preferred—
4%
12%
*14%
3
165
>
Jan
OV2 Nov
Foundries Inc——10
Water
$6
Atlas
53%
*112 Va
•
American
6,200
5%
11%
Dec
3V4
Sep
-300
5
30
'/> 3%
112
6%
4%
UVa
9
2
Am
2,300
*25
6V4 Nov
116 V2 Jan
50%
4%
11%
Jan
6
110
5i/4
3414
39
% Dec
6%
514
30
Dec
23
50%
12%
3414
17'/a
21
500
36
*11%
Jan
9
28
11,800
.
13%
*25
46%
Jan
Jan
7% Nov
1,300
19
*107%
6%
51
53 Va
18
45
■
12%
8%
% Dec
20% Dec
•'
18
> *44
35
8%
23 V4
5
9
4% Mar 11
29
Corp„
Dec
Apr
26 Va Aug
17
v
——100
preferred J
Sep
23
121
33 Va Dec
4,600
,
4%
9
6 Va
Apr
59 Va Oct
„
No
Jan
3
:
}St Jan
9 V2 May 25
35 Va May 14
>.i $5 div preferred—*—:
30
13%
*8%
Feb
143% Jan
1,8*00
■
13
24%
.
Mar
111
6
19,700
34%
105
26% Jan
Va M*T14
.
2>/4
)5%
2
17
400
>
4%
24%
21% May 21
l;
:
4
4
Feb
119
27
100
45%
45
*50%
•
;
30
101%,
65%
28
*107%
>
65
*23
4-6 >
18%
113 V4
*7%
*57
*100
12%
*103
7% Nov
23% Mar
May 15
29
.-Anaconda Copper Mining——50
Anaconda W & Cable
No par
200
33%
25
Jan
Apr
8,300
s
72%.
4%
106
13¥4
.
50
"
6 Va
12%
25
Dec
•
3% Apr
t6%
Amer Type
—'
331/2
*103
8Va
:
27
1,500
I
65%
17%"
51
-
f
4%
23
21
27
700
4 Vs
99
12 5 a
22%.
12% Dec
24
Preferred
100
321/a
23
30
50% Jan
4,200
12%
*22%
Jun
20
par
No
> $5 prior conv preferred
3,200
|
33%
31
Jan
95 Va
49% Jan
-
400
12%
*29
17 Va
Dec
29
300
i
32%
31
Dec
20
-
23,200
12%
51/2
Dec
77 V,
Apr
Ship Building Co
Smelting &
Andes
34
*514
38
24
A
13
34
*12%
>13% Jan
>•' 71/4
34% Apr
700
>
.,7%
Va
*70%
30
*44
110
113%
55
27 Va
53%
10%
3Va
Dec
6
4
18.50
Common class B
400
45 Va'
6
101%
-44%
>6%
53%
3%
5%
» 6%
Sep
6
25
Sumatra Tobacco—
300
;
30%
*85
70%
x65V2
18%
4
>
6 Va
■55'
44 Va
>107 %
•i *7 Va > 7%;
>> 2%
2%
28
3 Va
16%
18%
6%
115
Jan
33 Va Apr
<
1,980
45%
45 %
6%
4%
*28
45%
44%
51%
30%.
:
Oct
4Vi
20
3% Apr
-
2 Va
Dec
'
Nov
16
par
Co——No
51V* Aug
30 Va
V
20
10'/4 Jan*
22
Foundries—,
Jan
91
4OV4 N0V
15
preferred
Jan
4Va
5
12 Va Apr
Co—
38 Va
> 33'/a Aug
9
6
preferred
Safety Razor—
Sep
Jun
26 V4 Jan-
No
24%
2'/a
Jan -21
23
4.
Sep
Jan
Dec
9
15Vo^pr
__
Jan
3%
Dec
101V4 Apr
;:
1,600
:>
3VS
30%
99
*100-
27%
*107%
>
6%
Aug
Feb
31
7
26-
1
■
Dec
5% Nov
14
113 Va Feb
:•
Light— -.—.No 'par
» 5% preferred
» 90
35%.
3
6%
u
'70%
69
28 Va
/,
4
6
55 "
a
54%
*7%
6%
28
17%
;
*85
100
6%
par
Sugar Refining
•
36,000
103'/a
*40
:»
70 Va
55
19
:
Sep
Jan
28%
•Oec1
42 Vb
May 29
'
15 Va.
'35%
45 Va
V "5%
•28
51%
6%
*50%
par
-American' Viscose
700
1 %
45%
99 ";:
100
110
Jan
9 '/a Apr
—100
Preferred
-
100
Nov
Aug
>
May
17 V4 Jan
100
10%
.
42%
27%
110
No
Ltd—.——No
Co
Stove
r
6,300
25 %
rl08Va
32
30
44
>
Feb
;
par
>5,800;
•
1%
3V'a
42%
100
17%
2
6 % Jun
-
65
par
Metals^-,
&
2% Apr
23
Dec
56
37
29
Amer Telep & Teleg Co—-—100
;f American - Tobacco-—
—25
19,100
111%
2%
31%
*28
18%
2
27
6
35 '/a Mar
par
:
500
f
.
4%
10%
33%
70Va
73
43%
•'
24%
1%
43 Va
5%
•>.
■
>
•
6Vs
3
"V
54
25
10
.
35%
*85
18%
10
preferred—--W——N6 par
$5
Am
5.200
r
110%
107%
100
19
*107%
10
*1%
35%
44 5
437
18%
No
No
American
6,700
43
15 Va,
107%
67%
*17%
>
15
8 Vs
45%
*42%
V
3%
24%
110%
:
351/4
68
28 V4
*110
•11/2
28%
.j *67
15 >
V
-
1*6%. > j:i3% y/v4'>
V
'551/2
17
Va Jan
5
-4% Oct
Fdy Co.
American
ioo
•
3%
43
24%
10-7%
32
99
55V4
30
100%
45%
:>4>
*70
59
;
7
:
4.
&
American Stores
■
13,500
3%
25
*34Vb
44%
43%
*85
75
*28
*100
,
>:
4%
*85 >
111
preferred
Am^r Steel
-
>
"12,900
54
53%
>
2%
.
33%
6%
of
-
par
——100
Mach
6%
-
>4,600
3%
3%
43
*1071/4
>
45V'2
32%
4
43 Va! rr
53%
53%
3%
10Va
'*1%'
3%,
*40
7%
--_No
Locomotive-—-
t Prefer red
800
42 V4
;
> .3%
3%
24
15
111
*10
-
351%
45
*40 i
111
:
109
3
45
> *14%
1%
: -
'107
;>
>
10%
1%
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.'lilji-'
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^ 129
130
>..'., 7 Va .....7Va,
; ' y 32%
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> *U5j/4 >116 Vi
3%
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24 V8
24 Va
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>
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44
24'A
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.
22%
42%
52%-
53
-
24%
y, *14%
<•>
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•
•
3%
3%
13
-1 % Jan
25v Mar
American Snuff
-
>2,200
,
127%
41%
"k
■
7%
■,
32
19%
91
127
42%
7 Va
33
19%
Jan
Jan
:
IVa
'
41V4
130%
7
32%
X36% Apr
par
Am
>
600
Oct
3
36 Va Oct '16
52% Apr 28'
12,600
1
;
35
w
24
conv'preferred^;———-50
American
30
tYf'&k:
..
Xl7
May 26
142Va Jun 22
1,400
-■r->w^'
.
2 Vo
32 % Sep
Rad & Stand San y—
No par
Preferred v——_
——100
! 8,600
11%
12
jun
■
"•
——100
Preferred
-$6
> 350
'•>>,"
121
Feb
l50
No
Co
-Amer
20%
11%
Invest
>5,800
-•> ■
115
Dec
—No
Corp.:
-Amer
:'
><•23%
Apr
6 Va
Products—1
1,490
■
...
12.
88 V4
.
>, y>
.35%
19%
>
11%
1
3%
>'
20
»<11%;
147
Dec
Dec
preferred
;
•>44
I6V2
90 Va
1%
Ice_L__—
-American- Seating
...
3
107
.■-American Rolling Mill..——25
4 Vb % conv preferred.———100
•3,470
.
144
88 %
42
:•>•
145
..
j.
Jan
May 26
34% July
79 Va July
9% Aug
>1,700
y>>
37%
144
19'%
%
42
:
;
•".!
Feb
8%
preferred—
Mach
>
1,300
26 V2
•
Apr
Power_Z—_
Amer Power &
•
17,400
....
Jan
23
56
19'/a
American News Co—No
•
45,400
y4>
■>
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13%
'.; >34%
35%
148
19%
»
41
»
145 Va
34%
22%
52% / •>'•
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145%
125%
116
3%
54
37
124%
7%
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37 Va
11%
'
130
33%
36%
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44%
7 Vs
26
.
131
32%
33
26%
.:
43 Va
42%
129%
.
88
■
25%
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■'J i J.'
V.
conv
Metals
>
:
15,500
,
9%
13%
19% >
,13%
'.
09
13%
148
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12
9
13%
35%
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.
19%
131
670
10,800
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54 V4
14%
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148
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185
2
13
Apr
6%
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10
36%
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34
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Aug
Jan
11%
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'
17,400
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18%
53%
53%
8%
:
Oct
3
73% Jan
preferred—'—'__—_>No
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110
■I
130%
s'95% Jan
Dec
"Amer
1,700
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,.
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144 %
144%
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144
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par
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1
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143
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10
53
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14 Va
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Oct
33
Apr
Mar
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11,300
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54 VA
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7%
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117%
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117 Va.
&
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7%.
3
176-
20
May 20
55'/a May 21
1
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4,800
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82
;
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20%
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20 %
116%
5%
.
Dec
'
200
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81
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7 Vs >'■
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20%
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4%
.
39
7%
12%.
4%
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v
V
;
55 J/4
Jun
95%
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4
"V
18
Allegh Co N J
•*American" Home
>1,000
!>i
>
.
28
"American Hawaiian SS Co
"American Hide & Leather
il,800
1%
37
10
3% Dec
74% Dec
Distilling
6%
55%
37
5
81 ":•.'
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»:!1%
5 Va
'5 "
80%
12%
of
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$6
36
55%
2
37 ■>>■■•■
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7%
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55%
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4Va
39%
7%
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2%
*33 %
xl22Va
130% Feb
13
Dee;
Jan
39
American Export Lines
2,900
32%
2%
36
*1%
4%
"
5
83%
83
12%
.*7
39
7V4
83%
*4%
32%
2%
%
55%
1%' '
33 v•
4%
y
5
*38
7%
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4%
*4%
39
1%
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32%
2%
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Dec
8V4
Amer European Secs_
12,600
.".
26 Va
33
Aug;
47 Va
,
6 % '■: 1st
Amer
>4,800
8Va
41%
32%
>•'
55%
•
'
*1%
*35
>
2%
500
.3,800
:
15
20
16
American
21,600
48%
8
36
V j
25%
Dec
Jan
9%
Dec
3 Va
105.
Ame-
52,600
5%
25%
41%
24
Apr
100
>•"
'3,700
V/
20
Mar
—JVo
Inc
Apr
Nov
6 Va Oct
49
'
Sep
Jan
May
19%
Dec
34% July
51%
Dec
89%
8% Dec 31
66% Jan
121
Jan
2
7
115
Dec
i
$ per share
American Colortype CO—
.'American Crystal Sugar—
'<
fc
40%
r
*33%
Cable
v
l'/a Apr
;_100
&
Highest
5 Va
;
•
28
par
Am Coal
;4,200
1%
48
7%
■
r5 %
25%
.1%
48 Vs
7%
7
:
25
l7/»
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Chain
V4 Oct. 26
56% Apr 29
159 v Mar 12
100
Fdy—
9
$ per share
share
120
25
•
&
Year 1941
'V Lowest
Apr
JVo
70
•,>> 160
15%
1%
Car
Range for rrevious
Lots
23
—1
—
2
14
3% Mar 11
5% conv preferred———
American Chicle-——
—No
>
1,400
>
14%
98
1%
32
2%'
7
14%
*95
15 Va
8%
*33*/4
6%
14%
96%
1%
4LV*
'
:»
15%
41
>.'-:
20
1%
24
Am
>
700
Corp__
$ per
38% Apr
No par
100
Preferred
"
6%
15%
42%
2%
*15
Radio
&
Can-,
1
iOO-Share
Highest
5% Jan
;_1
preferred--—
conv
Of
share
50
tPref erredr
r
200
.,
■
per
10
Cbrp^_.
Shoe & Fdy
Cable
Basis
$
' Par
>•
:
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American
4,200
'•
100%
1%
42
35%
18%
107
100%
96%
42%
2%
18
>104
16
,
6%
14%
41%
*33%
18%
102
100
*5%
>
49 %
7%
;
600
107
16
5% %
Amer
6,000
65%
On
.
Lowest
> ;'■
preferred
Brake
American
290
25%
15%
2
1%,
175%
1%
7
23%
» V.'. '
49% '
8%
:>
1%
3,900
15%
1%
23%
23
33,400
65
17%
"
6%
10
3%
71%
25 %
101
6%
97
,
'
127%
3%
175%
■>104
18
6%
:
14%
100 %
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17%
6%
American
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70%
>
American' Bank.Note—.4.
3,300
65
.
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210
4%.
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
5,000
•v
176%
24%
65
103
100
15%
17%
'175
24%
103
7%
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175 V*
23%
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20
7
175
.
25 V8
64%
17%
106
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176
24%
63
.
NEW YORK
Shares
27'A
127%
3%
71 "■•■
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*174%
share
per
for
the Week
46%
4%
27
128
3%
71%
3%
72%
S
8%
46 Va
4 %
Sales
Jan. I
shore
per
8%
27%
4%
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3%
72%
shore
ner
Friday
Dec. 31
29
«/4
29
128
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47
$
8 %
8Va
8%
STOCKS
Thursday
Dec. 30
$ per share
RECORD
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 29
share
per
SALE
Toesday
.
Dec, 28
per share
HIGH
AND
Monday, January 4, 1943
%
131%
Jan
Ja
n
Monday
Dec. 26
Tuesday
Dec. 28
t per
I per share
<
I per
Share
16 ya
16 '
16%
15 y4
15%
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5%
6%
12%
&
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13
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n
73
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76
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28
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17%
9
29
30%
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33%
37
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820
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*17%
*17%
19
*99%
;; ftftftz
8
33
18
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9274
774 */ft
34 -
94'%
94%
400
274
274
2,700
7% : ..774
2 .'-
5,800
10%
1074
4,800
5%
574
ft 574
1,100
8 '■■■•'/:
774
ft 8
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2 74
2
1%
2
*1%
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1074
1074
ft '.ft
6
574
1574
1574
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38
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47%
4674
15%
15%
574 v
15%
1574
36
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38
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4874 '
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%
%
■
13%
1%
l'/4
,
%
11%
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11%
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13%
12
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,
13%
13%
13%
13%
,
-
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10%
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96
95
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36
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-
22%
23
68%
70
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1%
1%
"
38
95%
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38 -
2%
2%
38
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80
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v
10%
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10%
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95%
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36
33
-
109%
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•*108%
30
30
30
31%
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102
109%
109%
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,
96
96
33
33
2%
36%
38
2%
36%
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125
30%
30%
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82%
83
101%
101%
50
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38%
33%
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33%
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154%
>
38%
33%
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,
89%
89%
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88
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18
18
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112
14%
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17%
17
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154% '
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32%
154%
89
■
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63
16%
107
18
17%
112
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14%
13%
2.%
1.3%
2%
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33%
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109
*108
14%
...,*48%
38%.
33%.
38%
37%
-
*.2y»
2
17%
107
18%
112
14
-2%
*3%
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
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3%
3%
3%
2%
3-
16
16
16
16%
For
.
footnotes'
15%
16
16
page
86%
*61 %
87%
16%
*106
18
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13%
2%
•3 %'
2%
,
19
.
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..
85
.
;
150
Va
•v
39, y-
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154%,
;
2,700
.63
107
.16%
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18%'
112
17%
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3%
3%
2%'
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
.3%
,
Ji
5,800
£—'
100
14%
(The)—L
No: par
Class. A
—
——NO'par
-Coca-Cola Intern Corp——No par
.Coca-Cola Co
..Colgate.-Palmolive-Peet-_—No. par
$4.25.preferred————No par
-
Collins & Aikman
..5%
210
3% ;
760
3 Va
250
15%
15%
2,700
15 Ve
15%
2,400
conv
Colo Fuel
3,300
2%.
■
100
Preferred
2,300
112
2%
,2%
15%
107 ;
13%
14
15 y4
17%.
-18:
Molybdenum———No par
& Coj—
No par
No par
-
preferred!
& Iron Corp.
1
100.
No par
-.100
preferred——'.
1O0
preferred—-—L100
-Colorado & Southern—.
4%
.
.
1st
4%
2d
.Columb Br'd Sya Inc cl A
Class B
2.50
2.50
,
*
86%
May
6%
1% July
Deo
1%
Deo
i1/*
4%
Dec
0
Aug
23
Deo
2%
Sep
6% July
Deo
4%
18
Sep
25
Deo
15
Nov
Deo
Jan
11%
Jan
76'/a
Feb
100
July
7%
Apr
12
Jan
15%
De«
2474
Sep
61
Mar
64%
Not
Deo
1%
Jan
7%
Jan
1474
Jan
11
32%
Deo
9
174
Deo
2
:
Dec
89
Jan
32
28
79
'"
22
2
.
Jan
Deo
3%
Jan
8774
78 Dec
31
43
28
112
Mar
Sep
Jan
125
30 :
15
Deo
50 74
18%
42% Dec 28
29% Dec
Jan
02% May
30'%
Feb
97% Dec
Apr
41
Apr
X2%
3974
374 July
•
Deo
130 Dec
Deo
2974 July
July
30
120% Jan 22
97% Dec 26
8% Dec
23% Jan
5 3/4
28
27
122%
Deo
Deo
10%
11674 Mar
Jun
Sep
65
x
Deo
75
15%
.75% Dec 30
t
574 Aug
Deo
3% Nov £ 7
.
.
Dec
3
9
i
28 Va Nov
Jun
2274 Mar
3% July
9
174
Deo
Jan
2
108 y8
Deo
115%
Jan
3% Oct
2
1
Dec
4'%
Aug
4%.
Feb
110
.
Jan
29
.
17
Deo
3% NOV
12
2
Deo
4
July
104 Dec
31
77
Oct
97
Apr
Oct
23
10
25
Deo
3% Nov
1%
Deo
34% July
574 Jan
32% Dec
21
22%
Apr
3774
Jan
Jan
6
Oct
21'A
Jan
18% Oct
29
14%, Deo
100% Nov
6
9
05 %i- Deo
.V
'
35
;
19
9% Oct
1
36% Jan
27
Feb
7
2% Dec
13
44'%
Jan
Dec
102'%
Feb
03
A
2
ft ft 1A
16
Mar
:
9
3%, Dec
3
9%
Feb
39% Jan
21
37%
Apr
Jan
5
49
Apr
7 % Nov
<17% Jan
52
2
y
% Sep 28
24
25
11 % Nov
9
A
iy4Sep
Jan
-
44'%
54
6
1
Jan
13
20
70 V\ Dec
28
4174
10%
74
Jan
V4
;
Deo /
Deo
Deo
Jan
July
W Feb
Jan
143/4
27
2% Feb
i
8'A
19% July
Feb
13% Feb
15
2
ft
Nov
074
26
Oct
July
8'/a May
2
25
3
11'A
Deo
A Deo
A July
1% Sep
3
6 Vs
Mar
374
13% Sep
1
174 July
Deo
26
1
28
-
1% Mar
2% Jan
2
Oct
Deo
31%
8% NOV
;
Sep
Jan
Deo
4
68
22%
107'%
18
574
•
2
2
Bep
Sep
3
Aug
27
Jan
72%
Jan
1074 Feb
3
8
Deo
99
Aug 18
02
Deo
19
34
Apr
14
40
Aug
3
Jun
6
2
Deo
4 Vs
Sep
39% Nov
4
Deo
40%
Aug
Oct
Mar
Jun
10% Aug
9
25
125
Dec 31
Apr
15'
May 14
2
Apr 28
Apr 24
70%
Oct
85
Jan
10974
Dec
115
Aug
24
Oct
Dec
16
08
May
; 84% Mar 10
81
Deo
84%
48%
Nov
50
Feb
44%
28%
Feb
102 "
50 * Jan
44:
<
26
Sep
Deo
106
Jan
Nov
Nov
28
78
60
<
:
Mar
Feb
9
25
Mar 13
17% Nov
11%
30
1074
Deo
25
107% Dec
21
18% Oct 13
100%
Feb
97y4,Apr
10% :May
r
96
13%
%
T
i
63% Jan
28'
7
1
470
,
3974
6374
July
740
Deo
11
740
16%
100
Dec
10
105%
Deo
114
20
12 %
Deo
20
16
4% Sep
May 19
5% Sep
22
22
21
21
19
Apr
5
Sep
%
July 10
8 Va
8%
Apr: 17
16% Dec
24
16% Dec
Apr
Nov
%
11
Sep
Nov
Mar
Jan
Deo
174
Jan
Deo
%
1
11
July
30% Jan
18% Jan
108
Sep
,
May 21
May
Deo
148
92
25
Oct
Mar
Deo
149
Feb
Sep
142
22
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
36% Jan
103
27
Mar 24
.
3374
22
3
7
Jan
Feb
Dec 30
31% Dec
May
139
56%
55y2i
46'A
Aug
Mar 10
72
May 11
May 15
29'/a
104%
112% NOV 16
17
Jun
470
.
*15% Deo
49
Sep
20% July
May 12
77%
47
32 %
25%
.Cluett Peabody
...
*660
17
Climax.
,
Jan
35%
,
19
5
Jan
95%
1% gtd—-50
stock—.
.50
Deo
34 y4
Sep
16
Jan
,
& Pitts RR Co
Special gtd 4%
Deo
23 y»
Jan
July
B'/e July
Deo
Dec
67%
1 Clev
5%
18%
Jan
3'/4
70
Feb
61
Sep
118
Deo
Jun
120
100
Jun'
2%
Jan
107%
22
:•
Jan
Jan
2
May 28
—100
.
88 %
Louis Ry. Co
preerred
12%
40
1
32
2yB
28
...
«2,900
2,400
& St.
C.
Deo
Sep
Deo
Mar 23
20,
92
No par
Equipment
Mar
26 Va
18
Jan
437/s
9
100
5
23%
*109
*
Jan
11%
1
v
37
Deo
17%
July 16
V\
V&
8%
pfd——No par
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The)——I
5% preferred—£-100
...
34 r
33%
*61
30
--v.
50 •/'.
87%
-
63'
15%
16
see
4
*660
*660
*107
109
50
88
64 >
16-%
17
85-".
*48%
33%
88%
■
16%
*82
50
*148%
*660
—
83
38%
,
33%:
*61-
/
64
*660
,
50
39
154%
*48%
•83
*48%
-
Apr
47
.ft
.Clev Ei Ilium $4.'50
600
31%
101%
C.
5%
40
"
*81%
C.
20
;
101%
30 Ve
102
Clark
400
35%"'
Corp.'—
2
Aug 11
12
'
14 V*
Jan
2% Nov
8% Jun
4% Jan 23
y 33
par
Deo
7V'a
1
.
.25
.—5
Copper Co—
City Investing Co_.
City Stores
50
109%-
..109
.,
•
City Ice & Fuel————No par
6% %" preferred—
100
2,100
-v75 1
*65
...
"Chile
"Chrysler
340
3
>
1-——No
Childs Co
1,900
120
120
75
109
20
23,300
,
33
r35%
*65
75
109%-
.!•
preferred.100
preferred——
^^.100
Chicago Yellow Cab.j——No par
Chlckasha Cotton Oil.—
—10
1,400
10%.;.
"96 V"
'
2%
2%
125
*65
75
*65
*108%
10%
;
No par
No' par
No par
L100
preferred——.
pf
"
1%
67% "69%
.12%-
v'-- .'
6%
200
■%4%
*23
•*
7 %
800.
13%
1%
697/«
conv
■
"
'
70%
v
95%
*
2%
2%
*36%
1,700
3,100
12
1% : ? tVe ;
*23
24%
1%
'i
% Apr
2% Jun
l3/a Jun
"
13 Ve
13%
*■"
($2.50) cum dlv
Chic Rock Isl & PacificPr
2,200
/
10%
*10
*ioy8
2%
•
%
'
69%
69%
69%
$3
%
12
24%
1%
preferred^
Mail Order Co-
7
Deo
r
Apr 27
Apr 22.
Apr 24
Apr
8
89
.—50
.50
—5
Co
'
'/*
»
—
'
200
'
23%
*23
%
%
"
.
:
/'
A.
14%
93
-dV*
27Va
No par
L—40
RR Co
Chicago Pneumat Tool
1,300
50
*48
*%
fe
7 (f
11%
*u%
Class
111
'
1574
15%
"*36Va 7 37%
4874
.%
%
,15%
*33
4674
hi:
Vz1
574/ft'. ft/ftft'
5%
J
'
yv.
& East
Chicago Great West RR
1,300
2
1074
Preferred series A__
Chic
'
574
6
%
-*%
"/'.
2" '■/"'. fft
'
38
*36
*36
774
■
10
lQVa
10
10%
Mfg——
Chicago
274
*874
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
14,400
33'%
274
2
'-•••;
Vftftft;i?>
;
Cab
Checker
900
8%
*774
preferred J
6%
No par
100
:—-5
25
—100
& Fib Co
Chani Pap
v
30
941%
774
•
7,400
»
'•
3374
2%
274
2Va
:
:.
1774
100
6%
Jun
38%
15% Sep 14'
Jun 20
No par
ChaM Belt Co——
18
V";
100
33
33 ft ft ft ft;'ft
94
2%
8 74
2%
*2%
8 74
•
.ft: 17
*94
32%
3274
9374
;
1874
100" •:-
/"■ft 774
8
94
32%
■
*99%
18
*17%
18
*17%
■'fft 18
100
8
8
*9174
ft."/
3274
92
ftft/ft'
100
8.
18
*17%
19
*99%
100
8
18
*18
f
18
*18'%
Jan
Deo
Nov
Jun 29
23Va Jan.
100
-
'
Aug
4% Nov
Mar 10
"
v.
Oct
2%
6%
..
82, July 6
27
Jan
2
1% Apr 28
No par
__1
de Pasco Copper
Cerro
ft ft 2,600
v
L
Preferred
10
.
.
Jan
45 V*
,
4S4
2'
»■
Dec
11%
.33
i
2y4Apr 14
No par
100
Mills—.
Century Ribbon
Apr
37 % Feb
31-
Apr 24'
Apr 24
Apr 23
Apr 29'
11
Central Violeta Sugar Co*
41
10%
Apr 17
Jan 16
1% Jan
y
"
200
,
Jan
Deo
10
May 18
60
New-Jersey—.—>100
Jan
25%
Aug 29
2
7% Nov
25
iyzMay27
Foundry Co
1
4%% preferred—100
Deo
12%
Deo
15% Dec 23
7% Nov
Apr 17;r.
6 Vb Aug 12:
66
Feb 25
10
Apr 27.,,
Central 111 Lt
3
L—'i'h 'i'-'"
33%
33%
100
No par
17%
Dec
30
.
24
16% NOV
>
77
—No par
-
Deo
Sep
6%
2
July_ 2
.110
'
334
32%
:
*321/4
.
<
Central
130
■
'
:
Corp
preferred.——
Assoc—
5%
-
.-100
Central Aguirre
<400
-
104
104,
32%
Ceiotex
-
•Tan
14
Apr 14 '
15
82
—100"
—-
39%
3% July
1
1% Jan
1
2
Feb 10
Apr 20
30
-
prior preferred—;-100
Deo
%
53% Nov
<•
•
13
/
*274
"
;
No par
preferred—'.
7% prior
->
3,800
if 2%
2%
series
5%
•
2,300
:
—'
21
14%
Oct 22
22% Dec
r
May 16
—
-
;Ly^7%- 2d preferred-
12,100
;•"•
/ft; ■'■ .ft;
—
—
98
97
ft
-
Celanese Corp of Amer—•— __No par
420
:
i;
Caterpillar Tractor:
ft'-.1*".. *. 200
XL
XLL."vf;;-XX
.
•
4,500
(■;."■■ .ft
-XX
-
•
•
6,000
-A
Vi
;•
'XL '•'•/•-4'L
.
400
1,100
L
<
f ft
•
-
3,500
"ft 1 % ft
3
3274
110
par
Apr
Dec
Jan
-
—
150
X'..,
:::f XX
'L-'L'L •■••'.•,"•;
17%
.
'*; *ft 13 :
13
ft:
f '
8%
2%
3
"ft
*95
3274
;;
:
75'%
174
r
ft/;":,:
9 Va
27 Va
3%
29%
—i—1 ; •
1%
.— 10
32
100^
(-77
Carpenter Steel Co——
—5
22V*
Carriers & General Corp^
-1
2y4
Case (J I) Co^——100
54%
Preferred
..100
117
-
,
Sep
21%
Apr
Feb
16%
3% Jan ,14
10% Nov 0
95 »Jan ,13
17 Dec 31;
ft
Mar 6
Dec 29^
Jan 10
Capital Admin class A
$3 preferred A
Carolina Clinch 8s Ohio Ry
'
.
No
MMsJl—
Cannon
Apr 17
*
Jan
Jan
Dec
%
7% Oct 26
5% Jun
'
Deo
23% July
38
1
35
Jan .16
17 , 14% Oct 23
8
8% Jan , 9
12 ;112%Jan '27
243% Dec ,14
10 .. 85 Va Dec, 14
11% Jan
-100
l—25
•
-
;
54
23%
35% Nov .13
43
Jan 3
y
% Jan ,13
ft.
1;'A Jan 8
23
,10% Nov , 2
2
50% Apr 14
' ya Jun 2
No- par
,-B
-
400
ft--;.
97
874
.ft 16,100
ft;....
97% • 'J
98'%
30
,
'
:
119;--ftft,/
'ft-,: 75%
17%
/'
(ft.
XX-.
97%
1774
/
Campbell W &< C Fdy—
-Canada Dry Ginger Ale—
Canada Southern Ry COi_,
Canadian Pacific Ry—L
100
XX';
•
•"* L—ftftV'*
ft
28%
2874
ft-ft-,
3,400
">
——1
—5
Hecla Cons Cop
Calumet &
-
111%
Apr
28
.
16 % Jan
par
—50
Zinc-Lead_—
Callahan
-
"
ft
4174- ft
••.-4074
8%
•'•
■{■
'
•-75%
1,600
'
-XL'
•]
374;
3%
! 96 3/4
ft
;K 13
32%
32%
ft
v.
'
104
32
3274
31%
ft-
■*'
1187/8
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-
3%
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26%
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ft)
■!'.
^Lv-
851/4. ft/
97
*98
b
3%
7
•
85%'
V-
6,300
•'■" /
■
•It'
r
V..": ';
174
174
98%
32 3/4
'
'■
-' ,rv^;:
L"
r;'
434-ft.
(
39'%-v'
-
'■
16,500
-
:
1
i'L-'
;*<
6%/ft '■»V;
130
17%.
■ft
:
13
23/4 .■'.ft 3
'
31%
31%
is:
1%
*91 './ 104
/.
32%
ft
'
e
^
No
Packing
preferred-!——L
5 f»-
>Deo
,
* 15% Mar 30
2'%
6'/2
69Vb
10
ft
Jan
18%
_
.
r'j
V
119
8
!
ft. •/M •;•'.•
'\* '
r.
.
*127%
75%
•
98%
274
'
ft' 12%
3%; ft;■>.-, #3«
32'.%
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74
1674
99
"
•<
128'A '
97 V2
560
i
■:
.
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36-
•
4174
1,000
1,700
:'3,ioo
'
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'28 V4
-
:
•
-ft,:'
97
8 1/4
74
y::ft
;>k:2 vi-fy
1%
98%
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Year 1941
Lowest
S per share
$ per share
Par
,
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75
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29
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EXCHANGE
the Week
$ per share
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On Basis of 100-Share Lots
Lowest
Highest
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STOCK
NEW YORK
*•
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*
*
27%
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Friday
Dec. 30
27%
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Thursday
Wednesday
Dec. 20
.
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4139
Volume
3%
Aug
Dee
2%
Sep
Deo
21% Jan
Deo
21
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
Dec. 26
Dec. 28
f per share
Friday
Dec. 31
$ per share
f per snare
•
Thursday
Dec. 80
Dec. 29
6 per share
STOCKS
Wednesday
Tuesday
RECORD
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Saturday
t per share
'
Sales tor
Jan. 1
NEW YORK
the Week
t per share
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',
On
Basis
of
Par
1%
1%
1%
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28
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17
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2
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Dec
93
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11
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79
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9
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58
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28
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Dec
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15
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; /
77
May 19
233/4 May 20
63
100
8% Jun 26
15%
16
15%
100
41
24
393/a Nov
84
9
Jan
140
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27%
Jan
/ 45%
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153/,
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28
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3
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8%
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Sep
127%
77
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Press
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preferred
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13
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.
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18
hi Jan
193/8 Sep
2
2
Dec
Oct
8
Deo
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12%
88
Dec
14 sV
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15%
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16%
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Jan
Jan
99/
•
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Dec
32% Nov
12
133/4
Dec
45
20 3/a Oct
15
16
Dec
343/4 Feb
Jun
30
9% Jan
6
6%
18
Jun
24
25% Jan
12
80
Jan
19
95
Oct
23
44
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Dec
Jan
Jan
xio%
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24
Dec
29%
Jan
Dec
80
Aug
Jan
17
81
Nov
9
42%
Feb
12 3/a Jun
22
18
Oct
21
14%
Dec
27/B Apr
4
4
Dec
15% Jan
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par
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31
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100
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14:
Mar
12
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par
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3,700
29
Feb
90
/
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■
8% May
■
7
473/4 Mar
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20
July
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14
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27
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Jun
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25
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83
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Mar 27
10
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9
32
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15%
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9% Dec
par
preferred
conv
1
5
Cuba RR 6% preferred
Cuban-American Sugar
30
-<V'
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No
Corp
preferred—
conv
5%
7,000
no
preferred
conv
Crucible Steel of Amer
1,800
J'
,
$2.25
6,200
8
*105
.No par
No par
—-
Crown Cork & Seal
Crown Zellerbach
6,200
.V-/:V ww".
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7%
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71%
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Crosley Corp (The)
400
32'/a
..9%
1,600
3,600
,
/ Deo
2%
;
85
—.100
(The)
Sep
45%
v
8
S3 Apr
103/8 Apr 17
25
preferred
conv
Jan
L> 10
Feb
.
5
v. 51% Jan 30
17
Apr
6%
35%
<
.
5%
Cream of Wheat Corp
Jan
16% July
5% Aug
Jan
21%
July
106%
'
Deo
2%
Jan
Nov
27% Dec 30
•
Co
O3/*
July
3%
12% Jan
V 2 % May 22
v;
Feb
/11
21% NOV
13
Mar
159
Inc
Internat Corp
/
5.C-
4% Nov
23%1 Apr 24
42 V1 Apr 17
Preferred
6% May
14
15
8
23
Apr
45
•
:
42% Dec 29
50% Apr 29
8% Apr 29
5
Dec ;
Dec
Dec
%
18
8% Jan
1% July
1%
103% Jan 28
22
30 ^> Apr
1
7
17/
28% Dec
Dec
5
7
Dec
8% July
<
'
5
5
Jan
:
24
28
107%
%
6
15
16 3/4 Oct
Apr
Jan
Deo
13
96% Jan
21% Apr 29
■„'/ 23%
9'
113/4 July 6
2% Apr 29
,
Dec
26
2
$2.50
...
V
4
Deo
X82
8
3
21
4%
17
9
3
82
V,
series
Coty
Crane
2
.v-7'Z
No par
Del
Coty
140
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
■z;
4
Jan
8% Jan
Motors
Products
Corn
16% Nov
77
Oil
,
9
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Corn Exch Bank Trust Co
1,700
84
;; 9%
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•,
3%
3%
17%
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107% 107%
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10
27 %
26%
28
28 Va
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18
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25%
26
36%
37
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213/4
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16
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9
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119%
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125%
126
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9
125
133
125%
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'
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126
119%
"
118
7-
114
Jan
11% Oct
47/a Jan
lVa Sep
18% Jan
Feb
23%
Sep
27
5
23
18%
6
13 Va Nov
2
3% May 21
22
Jan
32
Jan
14% Apr
2
,
Apr
30 V«
Aug
9%
Dec
18'%
Jan
19
6
Dec
27
2 Va
Feb
A
Sep
7
,
16%
Deo
12%
14
Dec
July
83% Aug
% Aug
•
23% Apr
<
Oct
16
37
Oct
16
Jan
5
21
Jan
27
18
Apr 28
33% Apr 24
27% Jan
19
21
Dec
20% .Sep
29% Jan
39% Aug 24
33
Dec
41
Jan
6% Aug 24
16% Mar 7
9% Feb
9
10%
Jan
22% Dec
16
No par
Diamond T Motor Car Co———2
Distil
Match
partlc
par
No
par
100
Co
No
par
:
No
par
7,600
1,800
Dow Chemical Co
No par
No par
3,600
Dresser Mfg Co—
No par
1,100
Dunhill
...
Douglas Aircraft
200
134%. 1353/4
6,400
126 '
•
1
:
No
5
.73/4 July 17
32% May 7
16% Apr 23
8
Apr
14
93/4 Dec
31
/:■;>
39:., Dec 31
26
18%
65
5
86
Jan
18 Va
Nov
Dec
7 ! V May
323/4 Dec
Dec
23
17
163/4 Dec
28
x9%
<
Dec
703/4 Oct 21
59%
134% Dec 31
ylll%
12%
Dec
2% Apr
28
7
Oct
23
2%
6
6
July 27
105
Aug
1023/4 May 20
144
Jan
120
Apr 24
111% Mar 14
127
23%
Dec
120
79
100
112
Feb
26
20
-
Jan
141% Jan
Dec
10% Nov
8
Jan
•17% July
Sep
16% Dec 18
9
Oct
23%
Dec
May 21
Jan
37%
May
Apr 29
13% Mar
Jan
1st pfd—100
Nov
51
8
—
87
6% Apr
12% May
95 '
;
No par
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Duquesne Light 5%
170
Jan
par
Du P de Nem (E I) & Co
700
118%
International
Duplan Corp
8%
f
>i70
Doehler Die Casting Co——No par
Dome Mines Ltd
No par
12,400
'
.
.-23
Corp-Seagr's Ltd
Class A
1,300
No
preferred
pref with warrants
Dixie-Vortex
190
9
118'
Oct
14
6 %
125
"*125
Sep
11%
37
Raynolds A_.
Diamond
1,300
16
'
*115%
*
'
136
126%
5
'
9%
bq' .6 i
134%
157/s
Sep
18
Apr
109% July
Devoe &
5%
563/4
133
:
30% Nov
25
7
100
1,500
-15%
•;:—-56""
57 >
134%
8
6%
Dec
6%
15
9% Apr
20
-
28
—50
Detroit Edison
Jan
10% Dec
27% Dec
10
pfd
110
16
100
1,100
9%
253/4'
'
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*
16
*43%
120
126
.
56%
16
133
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16%
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120
•
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5
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133%
134%
16%
16%
56%
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1,500
1,100
213/4
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85%
•
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56%
21%
■•'■■=-■■
&
Mar 16
47% Apr
3% Dee
:
14%
16
18% Apr 29
25% May 12
par
20
;
7
173/4 Oct 26
12% NOV
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
37
-
Preferred
Delaware Lack Sc Western
820
26
*83
233%
•
18,600
19*.
36%
9%
16%
600
37%
25%
16%
134
12,800
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25%
9%
,
3%
17%
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36%
57
5
3%
36%
,
100
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilberfc
24%
16
.
r
36 Va
57
134
700
600
Delaware
Aug 12
:
1
6,500
X
8
102
1
No
;
8%
17%
>
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25
Inc
Co
11%
V':": %
183/4
;
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&
29
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-
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—
(The)
Dayton Pow & Lt 4%# pfd
Decca
Deere
8 5/8
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37%
17%
Co.
11%
,
17%":;
37%
17%
preferred
Chemical
28%
'
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26
16%
3Va
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39
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8%
*21%
•
.
A 9%
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11%
36%
1
22
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28%
8%
24%
36%
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18% /
■
20
10%
27%
5%
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1,500
11,800
10%
26%
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17%
2,300
"
10%
"
18
24%
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110
27%
8%
Davegft Stores Corp——.
Conv
11%
26%
11%
16
500
17%
11%
.10%
28%
17%
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-
110
8%
3%
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18
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11%
27
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18
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108
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29
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30
15%
ill
17%
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;
14
15%
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7% Jan
/
<
Dec
00
64
S
20
Continental Steel Corp
Copperweld Steel Co_
15,700
11%
.
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4
1134
,
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77
a
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Sep 11
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22
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16%
100
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89
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33/4 July 30
7
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3,200
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83
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100
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4
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,
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33
105
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;
115 V;
10%
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99
30 >-
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150
2%
18%
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,
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39
71
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115
10 Va
;
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214 Nov
29
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1% Jan
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176
11 /'
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9
-
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37
103/a
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20
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11
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•
21% Mar 25
May 20
83
6
3% Jan
18% Dec
Jan
Jan
11% July
^
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1
:
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313/a
115
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9%
78%
10
233/4 Jan
45/a May 13
pfd
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94%..-
16
37 Va
72
*9%
;
94%
16%
/
22
74% Aug 19
preferred
Continental Can
4,800
94Vi
12% Apr
-
1
16%
.10%
■
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preferred
conv
8 %
1,050
94%
18%
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33
•
,
8%
1,300
555/a
16%
18%
10%
10%
:
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19%
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v
Cuba
3,000
'
37%
94
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'
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37%
110
Dec
4
par
100
Continental Bak Co
200
94
v
8
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1
104%
1
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Jun
7T/a
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1,500
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10% Oct.
100
7%
,
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8,600
14%
17
11
4-—_ 5
Corp
5,800
13%
Dec
Dec
.No
Corp
Oil
5,200
.J
14
,13%
7
Dec
19%
34
109% Dec
11% Apr 25
1
-
2,500
6,800
2%
96
105% Nov. 19
39%
t
tConsumers Pow $4.50 pfd— _No par
Container Corp of America- ——25
9%
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27/a
Mar
8
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Consolidation Coal Co
14,700
%
176
Laundries
Consol RR
3,400
Vk
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176
Aug
31
4% May
' 6
par
-No par
partic preferred
Consol
Consolidated
100
2%
16%
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$2
500
5%
%
.
28%
Dec
5
No
—-
150
16 ;
94%
16%
16%
of N
$5 preierred
Consol Film industries
400
2%
Apr
16 %
i£ Jan
,
'
13%
95
Y
2,400
177%
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21%
2
Oct
44% Jan
;
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46%
37
27
173/a Apr 29
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3
;
100
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19
35
26
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Apr
July
83
11 Va Oct
ii
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82 Va
72
-
29% Dec-
32
---100
Consol Coppermines
3,900
VV
Dec
2
'7% May 12
-No par
preferred-
11,700
5>UU
2%
%
prior
43,700
*176%
3 :>
2%
8Vs%
,
Dec
Nov
Jan
8
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47/a
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•
210
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42
27%
>
19
9%
46%
36%
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Consolidated Cigar
7 % preferred
par
43%
42 Va
64'
7
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No par
.
2
Dec
Jan
100% Mar 17
25
.No
Consol Aircraft
25,600
r 27
•
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57%
2%
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Congoleum-Nairn Inc
13,600
<
97%
27
•
37%
176%
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27
57
2%
—
89
4%
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37
176%
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6
Jan
843/4 Dec 30
91% Apr 29
20% Jan
2
•
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4,000
•
36 %;
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27%
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5
4%
9%
45
400
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97%
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18%
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45
47/a
42%
26%
19%
19%
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46
16%
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4
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100
-
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43/4
89
96%
26%
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5% Jan
No par
No par
—No par
Commonwealth & Southern—No par
$6 preferred series—"—
No par
.23,600
V
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1
7%
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89
4%
26%
•
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7%
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36
89
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36
88%
42%
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preferred-
conv
54
45% Jan:
1
1
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16% Jan
24
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Commercial Solvents
136,400
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26%
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32
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15
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6,200
32%
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16
Mar
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8 per share
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14
51
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Pictures-.No par
$2.75 conv preferred———No par
300
,
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32
109
9 Va
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37%
163%
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105
32%
109
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36%
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109
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29
Sep
par
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V ear 1941
Lowest
$ per share
4
Columbia
Carbon
'
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f„
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preferred
Columbian
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28
preterred series A
1,100
Sep
100
6%
5 ft
.
390
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30%
28 V*
2,200
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Lots
Highest
I per share
No par
'
'
1
100- Share
Lowest
.'.•■■>
Shares
Ja
anuary
Range Since
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
■
1%
Monday, January 4, 1943
*
6%
Jun
Jan
10% July
.117
Jan
2
136%
Dec
Nov
7
118% Dec 31
120 %
Feb
,127
Deo
111% July
116
May
34
Jan
1643%
Jan
'
32%
,
33%
3%
147%
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33%
3%
178%
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34
*
3%
3%
140%
148
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35%
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29%
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10 Va
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10%
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33%
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65
For
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62%
see
2
30% D^C 21
17%
Dec
13 3/u Jan
10
Dec
3% Jan
shares.
Electric Power & Light
$7 preferred
2,200
1,500
El Paso
600
Natural
Gas
Endicott Johnson
5ft
—
Jan
33%
Jan
173/a
Jan
%
Aug
'
2
1% Nov
4%
Jan
35% Jan
23
27%
Feb
39%
Nov
323/4 Jan
23
23%
Feb
36%
Nov
29
26%
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2
Dec
'
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2
34% Nov
12
—3
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24
26 3/a Feb
18
213/4
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33
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Corp
393/4 Apr
1073/a Feb
27
49 Va Dec
31
39%
Feb
47 Va
9
107%
Nor
par
100
16
52%
53%
53
53
53
553/s
500
55 %
55%
55%
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40
56%
60%
563/4
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61%
61 Va
62
$5% preferred
-No par
46
62
623/4
460
$6 preferred—
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rfat
par
%
47% Apr
25
4,200
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par
Vs Dec
15
Service
Equitable Office Bldg
%
9
Apr 27
Apr 23
543/4
19
5
..'
15
62%
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21'
17 V4
preferred
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1%
Jan
•
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2%
14,000
180
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2%
page
Sep
16
49%
%
17%
28
23%
%
Feb
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—
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34
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Boat
57
54%
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& Mus Ind
%
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Jan
36%
5
Electric
Elec
49
2%
182%
Dec
15
23%
2%
Apr
27
7
33%
2%
Sep
160
Oct
Electric
20
5% Jan
145%
11
24
2%
Dec
2
4,500
——
Nov
May
1%
120% May
36% Dec 311
49
110
19
Mar 28
34%
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May 16
8,700
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109
7
24
24
28
4% Nov
26
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108
Apr
34
170
$6 preferred
Elec Storage Battery
34%
par
Dec
2
17
4
3,200
.
163/4 Apr
2% Jan
108
100
preferred
23
110
1
5
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Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc
1,600
l
30
'
33
2%
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(N J)
9%
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30
2%
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Eastman Kodak
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10
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Eastern Airlines Inc
1,900
60
13
32%
110
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33
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17
Apr 28
July 27
112
Oct
3Vs Jan
8
68
Jan
30
73
Jan
5
83
Jan
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2%
Dec
Dec
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July
Sep
113
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7
Jan
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Dec
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17
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89% July
17
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Jan
.
-
13
CHRONICLE
rHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4139
157
Volume
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Monday
Dec. 26
Dec. 28
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45% Jan
24% Mar
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13
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26%
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4%
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Jan
July
Jan
Jan
27% Sep
Dec
97% Jan
8% Deo
34% Feb
12% Deo
90
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31% May
8% Dec
98
Dec
7 16% Dec
16
Sep
45% Sep
18% Jan
86
6
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Aug
7% Aug
May
Dec
Dec
Apr
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.
/
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277/a Apr 28
19
Jun 30
.
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preferred——-100
ponv
4%
Oct
Jan
4% Apr 24
20
May 20
par
10
23
10
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Jan
I per share
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2
70
Highest
I per share
44
4
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6
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par 77 69% Sep 10
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Apr 15.-No par
3
Jun 30
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11 Va Apr 28 »;
Federal-Mogul Corp
Federal Motor Truck—
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Highest
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Ctfs of benef lnt
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Erie & Pitts RR Co—
—
50
Eureka Vacuum 'Cleaner—;-——5
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5
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3
3,000
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Range for Previoua
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;
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NEW YORK STOCK
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share
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Thursday
Dec. 30
Range Since January 1
of 100-Share Lota
STOCKS
■
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Saturday
14% Dec 12
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14
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102
Mar
112
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20
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Nov
25
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28
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23
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6
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63
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130
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25
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preferred
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54
8
Jan
Jan
21 Ya
1
26
2
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100
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—. —No par
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91
Dec
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56
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.
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7
60 Va Jan
7
20
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Guantanamo Sugar——__ —No par
1,000
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13
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Dec
Oct
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4%
Dec
54
34 Va May
7
Feb
May
V* Jun
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4%
1% July 28
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.
32
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24
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28
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25
Dec
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101% Sep
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Gold & Stock Telegraph Co_
100
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No par
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Goodyear Tire &. Rubb_^
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$5 conv preferred
No par
Gotham Hosiery—:
—.—No par
Preferred
——^—100
Gobel
7% Jan
110% Nov
Nov
19 % Jan
13% Mar 30
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:
31%
22%
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4,800
1,700
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31 % Nov 16
Mar 11
4
preferred——
% Oct
V* Mar 26
No par
No par
(The)——
~4%
9
7%
4Ya Jan
105 % May
5
11
\ Mar
48
Sep
'
107 % Jun
5
preferred—
Glidden Co
Aug
3
% Jan
27
20
Gimbel Brothers—-
127%
Dec
2
/' 7.
14% Apr 28
8% May 27
—No par
No par
Safety Razor
preferred
conv
Dec
31
Apr 23
65% Jun
Sep
Jan
Jan
3
53/4 Jan
10% Apr
23
91
132%
2.7 %
109% May 13
2
101
Nov
104
48%
0
i3B Jan
:
42% Sep
Aug
7,1% Nov
117%
Dec
3
,
14% Nov
17
99% Aug 25
—No par
Co
Jan
3 Va Jan
10% Mar 11
—100
& Rubber
Tire
30
Oct
121%
128 7 July 29
1% May 13
6% Jan
28%
'
17
Corp
78% July.
.'Dec
125
10
44% Dec 31
2
Jan
38
,
^
131% Feb
10
Jan
/ V*- Jan
•.
9
Oct 20
87
,
15/
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102
29
30
; 1% Jan
,
:
Apr
112Va' Jan
116% July 24'
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Mar; 25
122
33%,Feb
;
5
40% Jan
„
111 V* Apr
: 64% Apr
243/*
30% Oct 21
21% Apr 28
Gen Steel Cast $6 preferred—No par •
Telephone
Mar
3% Oct
Service--—.——10c
preferred—
July
5
9% Jan
Sep
■i*
-
*, 6 %
144
Dec
4% Dec
•
1
.———No par
Gen Time Instru Corp
Jan
Dec
2%
115
16
X
Railway Signal-
General
7 V*
11h
2% July 31
>
,
No par
0% preferred
—100
Gen Realty & Utilities
-1
$6 pref opt div series——No par
400
7
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..
77%
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81/7:
79 Va
88%
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100
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27
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7
Oct
Jun
39%
General Refractories———No par-
710
5%
5
120
100
General Shoe Corp..——i—
12% July
53 Ya May
16
104
v.:
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100
Mar
'
7 16% Apr 25
par
4,900
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Equip Corp
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preferred
$6
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12,700
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5
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77
42
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7' *40%
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15%
4%
61
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56%
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15 Va
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5 V* Mar
46% Feb
Common
Gen
77
v5,7 —-4;:7 7-7:;
;
15
Apr
6
66 % Nov
preferred—:.——
A——No par
/»
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No par
$5
'
Gen Precision
109
„r'
/
General Printing
"H
16Ya
15
Jan
4
Sep
Dec
Apr
12%
Sep 12
100
1,900
16%
De c
47%
9
Sep
6% Sep
Gtn Outdoor Adv
2,200
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15%
109
8%
30
2
100
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No par
General Motors Corp.—
2,100
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31
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1
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47/s:
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15,
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v:
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77
7/7-v' .'•77-7- ;■
7
60
20
Dec
7% Nov
25
Jun
Nov
Mar 11
-
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A-No par.:
preferred——-.
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,
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7
60
56 Ya
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41%
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41
60%.
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57
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10
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60%
7/7 5
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14%
4% •'
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16Va
;
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7,900
loo
10
10
15 Vs
7
A
16
10% Feb
13
106
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2,400
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7 ,7
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106"
31
15 Ya
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23
53
Feb
3% Jan
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No par
General Mills.
20
13
2%
2%
35
—No par
$6 conv preferred series
400
Jan
2
3% Apr
—
$4.50 preferred——
Gen Gas & Electric A—
12
3% Oct
"
130%
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127
16%
7
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34
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30%
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7
-
Deo
1%
3
98
•>;■••
35
.
1%
3
Jan
9% Nov
par
preferredGeneral Cigar Inc—i-——.—No
7 " 7% preferred—
—
129%
1
2% Jan
3
par-
No
Deo
2% Sep
•
-No
cum
129%
18
93% Deo
22
8% Apr 17
51
par
—5
General Cable COrp-—7 ". Class A—————
t7%
3
Nov 10
Jan
41 July
23% July
99
Aug
32% May
3
Jan
21
:
-No
General Bronze Corp__-—
Jan
May
8
—5
preferred—,
$8
30
*
2,000
-
2%
2%v
no
20%
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•>;<■
142
7 Vs
7%
70%
5%
43/e
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v
769
6,000
37%
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—-
Deo
46
36
28
7
Deo
13% Jan
32% Sep
20% Jan
9
May 27
97
6% Apr
_No par
7 "Jan
35
—
2% July
10
preferred
—
—.5
Gaylord Container Corp—
.—50
3%% conv preferred——
25% Apr
132
May
Sep
16
par
<
105
Feb
——
•
19
6
Nov
2% Feb
21
17
11
8
5f#
Gen Amer Investors-——
3
26
Jan
Jan
July
33% Jan
Jun
Deo
24 May
9% Deo
38% Jan
v
105
42%
16%
103
3% Dec
21
9
7
l%,Jun 23
7
$6 preferred——— —No par
—5
Gen Amer Transportation-
"
,137
7
.20%
.
3,500
^ 100
V
17% Dee
5
19
30
45
85% Apr 10
6,000
104
9
3
18
15
10% Feb
8
1% Jan
28
28
5% Jan 13
27 Apr 29
15% Apr 24
w—1
Wood Industries Inc__
Gar
Oct
38
Dec
Dec
Nov
Feb
Dec
Jan
36% Mar
11% Jan
42
Dec
12% Jan
136
Nov
18% Nov
78% Sep 30
27% Mar 14
9% Apr 28
114
May 28
14% Sep 26
5
Jun 13
-.20
(The)—— -No
J
4% •'
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-
6%
6%
5%
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^
54
36%
139
7;7/ 300
9%
9%
6101 %
s.
600
8
Aug 28
—No par
1
(The) cl A(Robert)
Co
21% Feb
May 22
100
preferred—7
6%
Apr 21
43%
26%
105
39%
16%
96%
—1
Inc
Gamewell
180
"I
3 V*
36%
5%
;i> 2%
130
•
9
-
—10
—
preferred——
conv
Gair Co
19%
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6%
139
2%
20%
29%
5%
4%
71%
30% 77..
30%
5
139
7%
70%
130 7
130
•.
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20%
>
20%
:
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.
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5%
Gabriel Co
-
7;
7
-
102
35%
7/
2%
7% •/" '7% 7!>.;•'.> •* 7% ?"'/ 7%
6%
36
7
8%
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77
2% 77:7 v 2% 7
2%
53
Freeport Sulphur Co
Co—
^Truehauf Trailer.
30
'5,500
77>300
7*7%
-9%
53 7
77
6%
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7
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35%
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2,000
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9
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2,900
\
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94
1%
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9
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3
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749
7'.'
1%
50
18
■
Foster-Wheeler——.
—10
$7 conv preferred
-.—No par
6% prior preferred——
25
Francisco Sugar Co—
No par
F'k'n Simon Si Co Inc 7% pfd
100
77; 77-2:7''
,
,7.
17%
y"900
3,500
—
7
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7
7
36
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136
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9%
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5%
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45
17
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17
7:'17%
7' 45
■
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Follansbee Steel Corp„„—
10
5% conv preferred
—
100
Food Fair Stores Inc——-1
Food Machinery Corp.-——^—10
71,400
27% Dec 21
28
\
Mar 27
3
No par
—
Florshelm Shoe class A—
200
f:
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;v ;
9%
Florence Stove Co
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
May
15
Flintkote Co
il l,300.
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5%
;'
3%
7: 9%
7/ 40%
136
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132
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5%
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21
29
3
27
30
2
14
86
No par
(The)—
.No par
$4.50 preferred----—-No par
First National Stores.
777 77.v;:;i—V.
30%
30
7
10
9%
10
9%
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'
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19%
3%
3%
29%
9%
17
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4. 5%
,
100
2,400
7,000
7
16-
19%
3%
29%
9%
132
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5%
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30%
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26
7 26% ; v.
20
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26%
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10,700
104%
30%
15%
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105%
30
3%
30%
16%
16%
105
7 ' 1,200
43%:
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—_1
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y—$2.50
Firestone Tire & Rubber
10
6% preferred series A
—100
2,800
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"
26%
25%
31%
20
*3%
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43%
43
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16%
27
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26 %
30%
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43%
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43
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V
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13%
Sep
3 % July
Dec
55
Jan
1%
Feb
4 V*
Aug
9
7.
Feb
233%
Dec
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33
Jan
Feb
38
Mar
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24%
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100
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37
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1,200
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preferred class A
Haekensaek
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Co
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footnotes
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see
9%
page
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102
19
100 3/a
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102-
9
102
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102
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500
10
Hamilton Watch* Co.
-
1%
preferred.
;i
19% May
—25
-125
-10
——No par
100
2l>
25-
11
35
8% Mar 16
13
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95
Apr
Jun
25
Mar 11
Feb
Dec
11
14
23%
7 33
Jan
Aug 22
8%
Dec
11% Nov 12
8 Ye
Dec
IS
Jan
Dec
IOS
July
106% Feb
7
102
.
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
Saturday
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102
13%
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45
101
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74
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18%
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1,000
400
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3%
13'
59%.
8 Va
9%
3%
29
8
y
3%
3%
3%
3%
39 %
39 %
*39'A
40%
*39 Va
40%
*39%
40 Va
40%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
36'A
36
3Va
39 V4
Va
:
36 V4
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28
3%
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8 y
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8%
44%
3%
y,
;
46%
i'38
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•
'
6%
6%
6%
63a
6%
7Va
6?a
6%
6Va
9%
9%
9%
38%
9
94
27
135
94 ,y
*92%
10%
*9%
137
10%
10%
:92%
102 Va
35
"99%
:
*135
110
6%
10
9
94
5K
27
10%
27
' ly (
•
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27%
*26%
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98
71%
127
19%
19%
54
64
64
;
98
70%
*125%
53%
*8%
26%
71%
127
r
63
63 Va
8 Va
27
8Va
9Va
27 Va
27%
:
•100
,
30,600
70%
7,300
% v;
2,200
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10%
-;
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.
4 _'/(yj',—J*1-:/-
*125%
127
Dept Stores..
18 "2
19%
19 Va
19%
54
54%
54
%
64 .yy".
64
*'■
8 Va
8%
.
•
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; 1,300
63 %
8%
0%
,■
'1-'
j
'
^
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Jewel Tea
-
4% %
1-
v,
•
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■
/
123
53s
5%
*19%
20 V2
*7% y
*83
8
84
*10%
11
*103%
110
*14
■:
14%
8V4
8%
*103
104
28
28%
13%
'120
13%
123
5%
5%
19%
19%
7%
7%
83
83 ' '•
10%
103
10%
110
14%
8
8%
104
27 Va
5
19%
*14%
15
*25
25%
2 V
25
*13A
81%
35
35%
35
35
18%
18%
18%
18%
y !.//;• y
V
preferred:—-
14 Va
8
700
1,400
•
27%
io4-
yy
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'
V
1,900
'L--
10
5,500
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800
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84
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:
11
107
14 »A
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*10%
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14%
8%
8%
8 l/a
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103%
28%
15
y;
15
*25
26%
1%
1%
1%
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35%
34%
18%
18%
18%
*103
-
2'A
2%
22%
22%
26
2%
23.
*2%
105
:
y.— ;
yv
1%'
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-
18%
•y -y,
..
f
1%
22 %
223/4
26%
27%
27
27 Va
100
122
y?'../•■
•
yy,:
—
■
6,600
;
y „.■■■;./■ '••• •',
—;
//'—
50
800
1,500
v
3.400
-
*9%
10
34
34
34
34
35
17%
17%
33%
33%
17%
17%
120
17%
17%
17%
17%
11%
11%
3,100
11'A
*26%
27
108
*2%
11
•27
20 %
20%
*105%
11
*11
27%
20
20
27%
19%
107%
107%
2%
2%
2%
%
%
%
%
*11%
12
*24%
24%
*14.
14%
'106
2%
1
9%
9%
*11%
9%
27%
27%
28
20%
20 3A
20
20%
2%
*106
V
2%
108%
*106
1,200
108%
100
2%
2%
4,400
1«
%
6,600
2,200
11
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
24%
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
*13%
.
2%
11%
14
,1,700
%
%
u
50
200
28
20 y2
11 Va
14
,
12%
27%
108 y2
1,800
14
25
26%
14 Va
*26%
26%
14 %
25%
26 Va
*13%
14%
300
32%
33%
25%
33%
25%
33%
32
33 Va
*24%
26%
-1,100
4%
4%
434
32%
32%
32%
5,800
4%
4%
For
footnotes
see
5
page
4%
19
5
32%
4%
8
Jan
j
9J/2 July
20% May
85% Dec
18
Feb
29% July
111'/a Jan
161
Jan
Sep
Dec
90%
Jan
14
8'/»
Dec
13%
Jan
5
6
Feb
7%
27
19
Dec
107
July
"4
3
9
3%
Sep
Sep
113% Jan
27
Feb
8
Dec
Jan
14
6
Dec
11%
5
140
May
167%
26
Dec
July
166
42%
9
% Jan
12!/2Jan
Dec
57
Jun
150
19
12 y4 Dec
170
Jan-
Jan
July
Jan
21
57
>
19
Cv;
5
% Dec
9
Dec
6J/a
4lANov 21
30% Oct
136
'•
Jan
>
61
:
Apr
1% Dec
*
Kan
Dec
May
Feb
City P & L pf
15
May 20
7 7% Aug 13
Furn——-ilO 7
ser
1
B—No par
5.,
Feb 10
117
Mar 17
2% Jan
2
16
May 26
par-.
,20
>104 Vb Oct
10%
v
t
51!A Dec
I Va Apr
32% May
38% Feb
26
v
15
25%
Feb
Jan
95
/
Dec
6
138
14
Feb
98
Feb
124
134%
Apr
,
,
10% NOV
9
33% Jan
5
31%
Dec
44
Ji
5
107%
Deo
Hll%
D
'49% Deo
71%
S
8%
73% Dec '18
129 U
24%
•
Nov
100
May
0
2
26% Jun
'11% Apr
9
>24.% Jun 25
12,700
preferred
1% Jan
-i.'.^^No par
> \,
fi
,
30y2 Sep '4
17
Mar 31
2y«Jun 15
(S H) .& Cp._:UNo par ;
19'% May 7
Bak_„— .No par '■> ,' 22 % Apr 29
Co St Louis
100
(The) ,——.No par
&
7% Apr 29
100
—
Bryant————.No
Rubber
Tire.
21 '/2 Apr
liy2 Jan
.
Lehman Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp
50
No
par
50
.-1
——5
;
—No par :
Libbey Owens Ford Gl
;
No
Libby McNeill & Libby._-._i
par
7
2
15 V2 Apr
15
18J/2 May 29
.
tLehigh Valley RR__r
Lehigh Valley .Coal——
6% conv preferred
24
•
8% Mar 17
par
—5
Lehigh Portland Cement—
25
: 4% conv preferred
—100
Lerner Stores Corp
14
.
-
4
122 :•;
Nov
128 -y.-F
16%
Dec
27% Ju
•59
Oct
79% Jan
3
64 V»
Dec
Jan
20
8%
:
67
Deo
II
Oct
26
•y;
16
7% Oct
9
Dec.
14
s
i-
■
13% Pec 29
100%. Jan
A1
86% Ju
.
yyviy-vv:
:>vvv.;fv;y
124
Ji
Jan :3
Jan:.. 6
64
Dec
13
4% ..Deo
xll6%
vv
.
:y
>
2-
1?% Jan
121 Va Mar
Jun
Dec
6
Aug
22% Aug
14% Aug
13 Va Dec
9% Dec
■lOp
Mar
v/y 6% Dec
104'A Jan
121%
3r
y. 95
Dec
yy 9% Dec
17
4%
Dec
98%
Feb
9
Aug
18
Apr
..Jan
8%
Jan
'
A
Kresge (S S) Co.—
10 ;I
Kresge Dept Stores::-——:,.—„yl ;
Lee
Augy
Aug
107% Jan
14% Dec
Lane
33%
'I ,!'M- ''
•
24
Lt
t Sep
9% Aug
26% Dec
5
Nov
Feb
87
7
15
32% Jan
,
5%
-
;;/Jan 12
11
30
preferred.
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
11% 8ep
5%
104
y, 3%
103 % Dec
6
■
Laclede Gas
Oct
iw 3%
100
81% Dec 29
Kayser (J) & Co.—
:-5. : .; 7
Jan; 7
Keith-Albee-Orpheura preferred. 100 ;'i'
93'/2 July 23
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv pi A——1 T \. 10%, Apr 24
Class i B_
-.1
4% Jan
9
Lambert Co
49
Dec
9
Kroger Grocery
Oct
■
31% Jan*
Dec
5
Kress
Oct
49
1%
29% Nov
prior
Sep
1%
11% Feb
$5
Sep
Jun
2%
48%
/
7'/» Nov 21
10'A Nov
9
17
pfi
Sep v
Jan
73%
-■
May
95
.
31%
7% Nov 28
,
100
Kaufmann Dept Stores
—
5% conv'-preferred--—
Kendall Co $6 pt
July
131
46% Jan 30
48'A Feb 13
5; 32
Feb
5
'..39'/a.Oct 16
/yyy/v'v: vi
Kansas City Southern—.No
4% preferred.:::.:.—
4
23
125
.
Jan
13% Nov
9
,
9
;
Kalamazoo .Stove' Si
2%
•
26
Dec
,
4
May
53% Dec
-
5.^ pref series. B ponv.—100
Kimberly-Clark-i.,,:.:.'— ..No
par,'
Kinney (G R) Co—
L.
——t
17%
11%
5
63
,
/17 V2 May 20
Keystone-Steel & W Co—No par
34
*11-
2iy4
13%
154
61
50 V2 May 15
600
17%
*9Va
Dec
2
4
Aug
Aug
3
8
2
par
800
*
y/. 700
,
._V:.y ",:•
*2%
22%
*33%
Dec
45% May
4% Aug
105% Jan
20
37% Jan >;, 3
15 % Dec
29;
y l2%
Jan
31
30%
',
v
.-11%
"
3
Dec
•••
104
2%
];{
8%
106
:
Mar
39% July
Dec
14% July
Dec
25
38
Jan
Feb
5
1%
Dec
40% Feb
5
23'A
Feb
40 %
July
22% Jan
9
21
Dec
26'A
Sep
3% Jan
23
■
..
19
2%
22%
9'A
24
5
10% Jan
18% May 15
85
44,200
.;
34
9%
10%
Dec
Dec
.
-No par
Kennecott Copper—..—No par
-1'
—
35%
3
10
'
v
26
■
-
-
__
'
26%
2,000
15Va,.
»■;
150
200
i"1,500
'
29
*25
•
*
,
10
15
,••:•:
' JJ. '-
:;'»y '••-'v
i'tyyy
28%
34%
18%
2Va
27%
v-V
7%
*103 Va
ft' 27%
28 Va
14%
22%
9%
y:
•
8
25
3
26%
19 Va
7%
\vy
1%
23
9%
14%
14%
;•
•
•
19%
7%
11
Deo
11%
31
•
yy
5%
103%
103%
25
1%
—
82
*10%
8
*2%
27
82
11%
110
15
1%
5Va
19%
7% y
4%
.% Jan
151'/a Jan
'"-T-
^
5% Jan
2,400
;
yV;V;'
13%
;
■
4
"
3
100
Preferred
..
V
y 423
*120
5%
191/2
'
13%
y
123
*5 Va
%: •:
83 Va
13%
*120-
Sep
Jan
% Nov
Mar 25
111 % Feb
Apr 18
-/ {J'i0' v>'
V
Jones .& Laughliri Steel:—No par *
5% pref series. A:.—>.—*
100
*
.y-y.vyyy:'
»
....
Johns Manville__———No
.
*10%
*223/4
27
8
253/8
*14%
-13%
19%
*7% %
*103
28%
:
5%
103%
14
103
13 Va
13%
•120 y 123
Jan
4%
6% Feb
,
;
127
■!"
<
Co—
—1
Co Inc———.:!:—No par
k
13%
123
3%
217/8
7
4
■v.-
*13
•**••
15% May
2% Dec
■
23y2Jan
10
24% Apr 29
A
—
1
J.
,
•
8,600
'M
55
8%
par
par
3,200
65
•
64%
:■
8 Va
/iV 1% Dec
7
Jan
% Jan
12% Jan
May 6
26
May 20
94 > May 7
1 % Jan
2
2
Jan
2
6% Jun 29
88>AApr 17
7% Apr 29
y
100
Jarvis (W B)
98
*125% 127
Vv
yy 19
19%
54'A
64
1.200
y;%72 yy 72%;
yv
No
No
Preferred
.
72 yy
.50
Intertype Corp..
Island Creek Coal—
t6 preferred——,
500
27%
*95
Apr
26
—...
Interstate
200
-
9%
27
98
127
Jan
.
; 30% Oct 23
39
Mar J4
,
7% preferred.:..,'100
Intern'l Telep & Teleg—...No par
Foreign share ctfs
:
—No par
60
,
;•
.
137
9Va
27%
V' *96
yy. 71%
71%
m
100
•
27% y;: y v'"'*5
*135
*
9%
27%
98
125%
19%
18%
10
*96
*53% y'54%
8%
9%
:
27
*96
71%
*125%
10 Va
37%
Dec
7% Dec
.
par
International. Silver—
■
%
preferred.!.:..
Salt..
:VV
10
Apr
A
.2 V 15%.Jan
5
v43%Mar30 v:60% Jan
5
iy2 Oct
9
3'/2 Nov 23
v
pur
0
10
26 %
Jan
74 '/a Feb
24
126% Jan
,
No par
...—No
"
v2
Paper. Co.————15
preferred^—100
conv
International
TOO
%
.11
■
9%
94
92%
*n%
*iaa
la {'.
yyv
y '/4
92%
y;
V2
3
64
163 %> Doc
f
17A Apr 25
24 Va Apr 29
1
100.-
InternationaLShoel.,No
2,100
6%
6%
92%
137
:
,
y?;.Vvy-rw-j
*6%
27
July
100
1
.May ;6
38.
No par
Inter Rys of Cent Am
100
,.
■'
'
65a
5%
120
;
~^i
-
6%
*1:#)
f
xK
-
28%; y
6%
27.
;
*26 % v27%
Jap
5
Dec
5MjMay25
100V
International
-
V..',;y
40%
,;:;/y 6V2
9%/y
y-/a
'
13%
Deo
35
3y2 May 29
——
Preferred
800
v
•28%
6%
Jan
2%
4 % Oct
16% Feb
3
,JA July 27
No par
5
■
& Cbenr
Int Nickel of Canada—
;.
37,700
•:;/., '7,200
■
Min
preferred..—.—Internat'l Mining Corp
3,900
'V :
*39%
yy 35
Marine.
Mercantile
Internat
f V4%
20,500
'
3%
36%
102%
•
"V:
■
6%
6%
Apr
Dec
Jan
39
24
14'/a Oct 23
24
May
July
;
147
.
7%
Oct
52%
;
Jan
*9% Nov
2
Apr
40
100
—
Dec
/.//
23'A Oct 26
109% Mar 16
dys class A—25
200
40 Va
36
102 V0
Va
goo
•
'
'
140
;
28
,
par
Int
5,200
-
29% ;
29;.
*130
39'A
*39%
.
Dec
24
9% July
16% Aug
115
111 /
42
18Va Oct
5
100% Aug 21
5'A Apr 29
5% May 20
par
Int Hydro-Elec.
9,400
11%
3%
38
40 Va
28
No
tPreferred
10,600
,
10
46 V4
3%
.
39%
F
36%
101
3 V4
:
^No par
Machines—:
Harvester.—.—No
Internat'l
'
,.;.§5:..-:V".
3% V
.ift ■r
■
140 '
45
Business
30 Va
y
5% Aug 31
23% Dec 26
2 (
.Apr 24
8% May 20
5% Apr 21
-
Apr
i/'V;V.'if '%YH\
%
11%
8
Interlake Iron—
Int
.5,800
rZ
450
•
55
3%
*130
,:45V4
44
preferred.——
—•
100
Intercont'l Rubber—.
No par
1,200
';••'•
54
20
6 %
20,600
s
162%
ft
56
'
*99%
59%
11%
28%
135 V4
77a
40
1,300
,
149 %
162%
10
11%
)
28%
135%
45 Va
102 Va
'■
'
138
44%
36%
'
'
*55
3%
28
4,149%
60%
93A
10%
Va
*135%
1
ft
9%
11
\V'
7
%r: 5% y;;6 fty
:
162%: 163%
'
Va.
103 y2
7
•
163% ,163%
10 Va
*107
7%
59%
59
163%
107
■■
150 %
145%
-
61
%
107.,
7
5% ft 5%
150
163%
107
6%
6
150
107
Feb
Dec
2
74
—1
No par
Dec
9
1% Apr 13
,'.153
1
5%
Aug
2
21
100
Co—
G%
45%
*92%
Steel
Jan
36
5% Nov
6% Jun
par
preferred——
Inland
Aug
30%
100
2
10'A Sop 21
par.
No
6%
4,600
22%
45 %
*26
No
100
62 Va
2
2% Jan
par
22%
8V3
9%
__No
VVV 6%
7 "tt
V
,
Rayon
Ihgersoll-Rand—
1,000
■
63%
9%
Industrial
Sep
18 %
107 %
x
9
5% Jan
10
—
16%
Dec
1% Aug 31
13
May 13
32% Jan
2
No par
Indian
6%
8%
*99%
34%
86
■'63%
Indianapolis P & L Co
Refining—
2,500
22 %
7%
*36
10,600
4 3,400
6%
3%
29%
29%
12
22%
55
.56
136
11%
34%
,
Dec
18
ft Jan
—100
Jan
Jan
23
3 Vs Jan
—100
115
34% Feb
16% Apr 17 •"
ctfs series A———1000
6%
9%
11%
56
11%
11%
34%'
RR See
Jan
56%
Jun
Sep
106
2
2
Jan
80% July
132% Oct
4% Oct
1
% Jari
100
22 %
10
*11%
320
11 % Nov
July
16%
Dec
V
■
20
44ye Dec
168
12%
30
May
Dec
12%
5
39 % Oct
.1
Leased lines 4
-
6%
59%
163%
10
3%
Illinois Central RR Co—
6 % preferred series A
:
22%
5%
61
163
160
6%
7
149%
60
800
22 3 4
6
5%
149%
9,700
*161
6414
9%
a
8%
6 V2
7
7
88 >,
168
63%
tHupp Motor Car Corp—,—,
18%
38% Feb
Jan
Dec
18
Feb
Sep
96
13%
%
30
2
100
5,300
—
7Va Dec
13
Jan
96
5% preferred———;
A
—100
Hud Bay Min & Sm Ltd-.,—No par
Hudson Motor Car—par
•5,000
.
37%
'8
—„
Manhattan———
19
18% Jan
252'A Apr 24
—5
29% May 2
5,500
-v-
yy: yyy
4%
&
*22'A
23
106
101
9%
6-%
*22 %
63%.
100
37
12%
33%
Hudson
Vk 18%
y •;
11%
*12
.
Howe Sound Co—
1,500
7
10
'115
8'A Jan
2
30% Apr 29
c
Nov
6-
27
No par
t
v
Dec
21% Oct
12.50
—
of Texas
15
Sep
8%
Apr
99%
17
2
Jan
96
•
123% May
1
33% Dec
x
29% Nov
8
—No par
Houston Oil
12
Dec
—No par
B
2,600
::
:
%
4
107/a
33%
35
.
*3%
8.500
.
'•
.
23%
y y.
18%
37 V
3%
_.J
3%
18'A
36 Va
3%
•
.
4%
4%y
8%
18 Va
4
•V;
Jan
110
Feb
Dec
65%
»
30
2
12% Dec
.
preferred—2—-————100
5%
—
n
f
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■
y
U
.
36%
•V
36 Va
3%
23'A
4%.
y;
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y
30%:
n
,
4%
%
3%
30 Va
%
22%
4%
% yy
3%
30 Va
■
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23%
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10
4
•'.
8%,
18 VA
18%
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4 V4
ftt
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8
20%
22%
4%'
3%
lil
4
23%
3%
30 Va
%
4 3,.}
23%
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30
n
*4
3%
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31%:
:•
4
4%
33'4
6
No par
100 ••
—
Household Finance
%.
■
48 V2 Dec
102'/« Jan
Mar 21
14% Jan
•
——.—----5
preferred
Mining—;.,——
Houdaille-Hershey cl A
200
-y-yyyy
44
*105%
(A)
-11
._1Q
;
3%
Dec
Jun
10%
"
19
5-
Mar 13
Jan
101
•
Dec
150
13
Oct
12'A Mar 11
1
(Del).——
1%
28
134
Feb
6%
5
28
9
Homestake
18,700
v.::.;
Furnace
Feb
158
Jan
Dec
Dec
50 Ve
14% Nov
ft 75'A Dec
9
25%
149%
76
19
28
30 A Mai'
92
•
Jan
Deo
6
58Va Oct
Feb
79
3%
17
125
•
>
6
.1% Jan
94'/2 Dec 31
27
"_No par
^
■i 106%
Jan
140
May 12
8% Nov
Highest
I per share
Dec
12%
22
8% Dec
Apr
r-.,.Wo par
19
4
May
100
10
2
141% Apr
10'A Apr
■
IT
Jan
88
4
51
Holly Sugar Corp—
7%
'
37%
Hollander & Sons
v-
'
/
Co.:—_Ao
Holland
1,500
—
r*
•
par
Jan
t per share
4% Dec
24
100
preferred
conv
V0 Jun
4% May
45
Year 1941
Lowest
163/s Jan
29
—No par
preferred—
cum
Jan
•
■•.146
7
791/4 Apr
100
—1 .No
104
5% May 21
y.V
—25
;
1.000
—y
1
.>2
Hinde & Dauch Paper
Hires Co (C E) The——2
100
>%;»:
13%
y
$4
2
;v
—25
Hershey Chocolate_:_——
200
..
.
y
29%
.
—
6%
29
' Apr
3Ms'Mar
80
Range for Previous
Lots
$ per share
20
12 % Apr
1
;
Hercules Powder,
10
Apr
l';:~.
Hercules -Motors—
"2,600
*
.
100-Sharc
Highest
a 126
100
Products Corp
(G W)
Helme
1,000
—
__
•,•••
16
13
*113
31%
.
preferred—:,—
tHazel-Atlas Glass Co—
Hecker
.98
of Amer class A———I -.'
Hayes Mfg Corp———
980
99%;
6%
13%
12,400
ft'
55
*28%
*113
•
"
—
1
*15% -16%
29
_
of
$ per share
■•■,'
100
*
Hayes Industries Inc.—
4,300
134
48%
6%
115
*132
99%
28%
7 •%:
*113
V2
y *98
•
14%
!V 15% '■
134
48
y -
'
*15%
:':
Par
.
Preferred
12%::- :!•
74
*132
6 Va %
—
Basis
Lowest
preferred——:
Hat Corp
,
■
;.
6%
157
12%
.
.
.57%
*150
k
—
V.V
73%
134
400
V--
94 Va
;
■
•
On
*
V
.
Co $5 pfd——No paf
Harbison-Walk Refrac.—No par
100
•.•/
56%
157
__
1%
94
56%
-
Range Since January 1
STOCK
Hanna iM A)
,
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—
12%
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*97%
0
56%
86
75
:>■ 47%
!•;;
100
*14%
13 Va
75 %
1V4
C".v.
—
vS
5,200
.
—
YORK
EXCHANGE
60
*■
1_/
■
.
4%
*84
*6%
93%
,
157
13
50
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*150
4%
•
•
'
—
13%
NEW
*
Shares
r
—
137
lVa
lVa
93%
'/■;
-
r
86
7Va
8%
56
74%
131%
44 %
55%
4%
7Va
93
v
13 %
Sales for
the Week
•
$ per share
101
*131%
137
*84
1%
91
x7%
157
-
.
75
74%
V
1 %
1%
/
7%
...
56%
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13%
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.
8%
8%
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57%
86
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.
91%
91
91%
91
7%
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13%
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4V4
4!'a
*99%
>
Jan. 1
-
t per share
100
13'/a
137
*84
86
99%
Friday
Dec. 81
t per share
13%
*131%
4%
*4%
*84
86
A
101
13Va
1334
137
*131%
4%
*4%,
*84
*100
STOCKS
Thursday
Dec. 30
I per share
101
13%
133/4
137
*131%
*
f per share
PRICES
Wednesday
.
Dec. 29
Dec. 28
t per share
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Dec. 26
27
Jan
29% Jan
13
2%
2
5
Feb
3% July
5%
Sep
x22% Mar
V
28% Aug
;
29%
Feb
24
5%
Feb
41% Sep 30
17%
Jan
45%
Dec
15
10%
Dec
14%
11% Dec
16
Dec
31
14%
Dec
27%
23% Jan
9
19'A
Apr
Jan
26%
116 Va
5%
May
18
28
8
7
Jan
17%
13
.
4
ll3
Jan
16
.107% Dec
Jun
2
4
Jan
26
j% Jan
Dec
17
1% Jan
20
%
Feb
2Va
Jan
7
15 Va Aug
18
2%
Feb
14%
Aug
17% Apr 17
11% Apr 24
18
Apr ?9
-20% Jan
5
4
Mar 12
40
,
1
uec
24%
04.
Sept
14% Aug 31
11%
Dec
14%
26% Dec
26
18%
Dec
27%
Sep
33% Dec
28
19 Ve
Dec
45%
Jan
5'A Jan
20
3%
Dec
7Va
Jan
Nov
Dec. 28
Dec. 29
t per shart
$ per share
Dec. Hi
I per share
60
60
60
60%
175%
175
31
29%
30
60 Va"
59%
60% 'i
61%
*174%
60%
60
61
62
:
175%
22%
22%
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23%
23%
23%
23%
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33%
33%
33%'
33%
24
15%
15%
15%
15.
17%
16%
16%
16%
45 '/a
46
45%
46
;
17
V
4-6
46%'"
36
36
6%
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6%
17%
15 %
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17%
16%
16%
150%
150%
151
.
/
15 Va
15%
59%
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19%
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19%
19%
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s
*
3%
9%
10 Va
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19%
20%,
3%
3%
1%
14 '■
./ ' 1 %'
2%
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■
,
14V4.
13%
13%
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1%
*1%
3% y.'v
2%
3
2%
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
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9%
9%
9% y;-
9%
9%
9%
18%
18%
18%
9%.
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3%
3%
3%
3%
33%
*23%
24.
24
21%
21%
21% ;
21%
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*
24
36%
37%
v;: 2%
2%
2%
21%
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V.
12 A
12
11%
11%
11%
•.
8 J/8
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15%
6%
8%
103%
6%
6 %
;
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15%
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103%
'
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26%
5%
5%
V
6%
103Va
26
:t
13%
1S
3 %i
13
%
iif
Va
3%
3%
3%
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17%
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14
3
17%
88%
114%
114%
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122
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11%
109
87
A 108
i"
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11%
11%
11%
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22%
22%
22
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116
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:
2,600
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l
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v
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-
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par
100
Minn
par
900
1,500
preferred series C.
Power Impl-.^A.
'f tJ. L.
Ti
■
:
"-i
! -,f
/
1
—100
20
$4.50
preferred
400
'3,780
2,400
-
•
.
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•
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-
•
b
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■•I
r'
-
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,
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115
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-
v
1,800
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v
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f-
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360
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600
.
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i
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115
100
10
;
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5%. ■:
5%
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1.
/ • •
_
vA'
;
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6,800
«
'
34 %•
35
34%
5
17%
Dec
29%
22
11
Feb
Deo
,
Deo
138
Jan
Dec
Sep
14% Aug
31
July
19V4 Dec
.27% Jan 28
4% Jan 30
1%
Feb
4%
Dec
18
5%
Dec
7%
Aug
,16% Jan 26
12%
Apr
16%
j
x6 Va Dec
Sep
Nov
21
%
Jan
1% May
3VaJan
5
2%
Dec
5%
Jan
llV4Oct
14
3%
Dec
11 Va
Jan
12% Jan
7
2
11
Dec
26% Jan
6
6% Jan
6
24
19
251'8 Nov
21
Sep
32%
Sep
Dec
12 V4
Jan
28%
Jan
3%
■34% Dec
17%
Dec
x20%
21%
-
29 Va Jan
176
6
Sep
176
Jun
1
10
Sep
31%
40% Dec
Aug
56%
Dec
Sep
Jan
2%
15%
Dec
28
90
Dec
107
8
27
Nov
28
Dec
171
7
3% Nov
22
May
24% May
13
Jan
46% Jan
101
Dec 22
12% Oct 21
Apr
$4
.-—No
14% May
12%
Dec
16
108% Jan
6
103%
Feb
109%
24 Va Dec
5
13%
Dec
25%
Jail
9 % Nov
9
Dec
9 Va
July
Dec
31
Dec
37%
15% Dec
17
Dec
1'5
7 % Jan
14
Jan
5
39
110
preferred series Co—"—No par
.--No par
Montg Ward & Co Inc
Morrell
(J)
;
300
Morris
&
..50
Essex
Motor Products Corp—
Wheel
Corp
:
—
9 % Dec
103
Sep
Nov
5%
Dec
8%
Sep
101%
Apr
109%
Jan
5
Dec
■'
7
Mar 24
70 Va
Feb
3
54
32
Jan
2
6
Oct
24
3 %
29
Oct
13
9% July
82
Mar
Dec
July
71
27% May
77
Sep
15%
110
Dec
72
Aug
Oct
Feb
6 Va
Dec
21%
\
33%
Feb
29 %
Sep
Feb
30%
Apr
Dec
37
Jan
33 % Oct
7
16
30% Jan
16
14
24
7 % Jan
l2
18
19% Dec
28
13
Mar
17% July
23 % Oct
13
17
Dec
38'%
30
2
19
19
21
26
28
2
108% Nov
16
31
86
Dec
59% Dec
34
Nov
108
Oct
y
111
.Oct
24
•3% Dec
18
17
4%
9%
Dec
105%
Jan
45 Va
Jan
112
Dec
52
Jan
125
Deo
1%
Jan
Oct
4%
Jan
Dec
79% July
14% Nov
7
9%
Feb
15 Va
1 % Oct
9
%
Oct
4% Oct
24
18
Oct
26
91
Jan
7
15
8
7
4
Mar
67
•;•'■■
1
July
Aug
Aug
12 V*
Dec
17%
77
Feb
94
Sep
10
112
Mar
118%
Oct
26
115
Mar
123
108%
Jun
113%
120
110% Jan
28
24
Oct
1
3%
Dec
117% Feb
6
34% Dec
Sep
Aug
Oct
39 Va
9
24'%
Pec
48% Mar 12
35%
Dec
43 Va
Jan
29% Mar 25
,
30
29
21%
Dec
30 Va
Aug
20
5%
Dec
12
Jan
9%
Dec
17%
Jan
18% May
24 Va
Oct
11
2
9% Apr '23
20Va Aug 27
2
Sep 11
50
Jan
2
No par
5
Mueller Brass Co.a—
4
1
Mullins Mfg Co class B—I
—1
$7 preferred—1—
—4
No par
Munsingwear Inc.,
I
___No 'p«r
'Murphy Co (G C)___„No par
4%% preferred—
—
100
Murray Corp of America
10
Myers (F E) & Bro
—No par
Motor
7% May
26%
Nov
15
May
May
112= May
102'4 Apr ,
23% Apr
28'/2Dec
12'A Dec
6% Jan
_No par
& Co..
108
6
Aug
14
110
par
Jan
Dec
6
Jan
14
27
17
24
66
—10
No par
;
series B
'
'
35%
8
,
No par
Monsanto Chemical Co„
205
A
44,600
-A
Apr
13% Jan
6
25
15
,
-~No par
—10
Corp
Preferred
<
1
Moline
7%
50
__r
23%
:21 Va Jan
.
35%-Jan
103% Jan
xl07% May
1% May
57 % Jun
8% Apr
% Jan
l%Jan 2
12'A Feb. 27
:
!100
.-10Q
pfd series B___
$6.50 preferred^—
.
1
conv
preferred series A—
Mohawk Carpet Mills.
j.
•
•
!""•:
21%
21%
5%
wNo
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
'
■
■■v-v' .'t'.i
•
rS 2% V.: 2%
54
54 is.:;'/
*63 V4
5%
Prod——
1st preferred
Mission
.'
-K-'
,v;.
J"i i'-::'
v,,
*14% : 15
*34'a
,_10
Petroleum
2,400
•■
v,.
15
5%
5
4,700
XyyVr
,
9%
64
35
*34
Steel
4%%
5,900
-:v;> 400
•>:..
11%:.,
*14%
113
—-.5
-
Apr
Nov;
Oct
Dec
Jun
Dec
Jun
21
Apr
24 • .Dec
5
Apr
12VeMar
16Va May
88% Apr
No par
Co—
4,600
:
:•
i3s/«% :
t-
9%
54 -'V
.l50
Min Trans Co
cum
4%
■;
L";.
34%
.
11%
22%
,;
i
Minn-Honeywell Regu
10
„'
122
12%
':'•—
2%
1
'
9%
2%
-No par
Copper-!
Midland
320
•
:
T
•
'
11 %
:A
conv
Mid-Continent
2,100
-
115
,; *29%' v34'
12%
9%
*22
94
x5%
64%
55 >
20 Va
4%
22%
100
(The)—
j
1st preferred
5,300
•■
X32
2
par
No par
No par
—■
preferred series A
&
—
••
19
27
131
100
preferred.——
conv
Machine
;
12
Jan
35% Jan
23% Jan
——10
Field & Co_—,___No
Merch
-
.
,
86
?
*62'/a
5%
33%
Jan
Mesta
'
5%
3 3'A
31%
15V» Apr y 1
122 1 Dec 29 ;
Mack Trucks Inc
No par
26% Dec y -7
Macy (R H) Co Inc—-No par
17Va: Apr 30
Madison. Sq Garden—_l_No par
9 Vs Nov 6
Magma Copper—.—^j.™...10;
,■
19 ' Dec ,11
Manati Sugar Qo——-.1 f .. 2% May,22
Mandel Bros..
,..i_No par
5 * May 2 ;
Manhattan Shirt—,——___nL25
;. 11% May 18
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
% Mar 27
Marine Midland Corp.
5
2% Jun
4
Market St Ry 6% pr preferred—100
4% Jan
2
Forbes
&
preferred——'
6%
Miami
300
I':'."*'
•S \ t
,
-
5%
Nov
1,700
A
h '1!-
-
'■
•
.
v-V;
14%
113
33%
Sep
74%
;
<f-'
•
'
•'
■
*- —
•
%
63%
*61
-
22
Feb
6,000
V
e
' '
18
33%
11%
■
54%
14%
14%
63%
Jan
Dec
>
•.
yu'rf.
109 vV 103
.
34%
2%
54
54%
147/a
Jan
162 *•.
15
'/.•A: 280
-
63%
19%
Dec
60
Mengel Co
1,600
:■
,
3%
*118 :
28 Va
a:;.
22%
2%
Sep
Dec
142%
9
8
-100
$5.50 pfd ser B w w
Melville Shoe Corp
;
2,400
•,
•
.
'
2%
19
12%
26
26
Mead Corp
100
'
A:
Jan
10
Dec
153
Mar 30
18% Jan
;• •;•;
.;
.
•\
V;•■;
.'■■■
*113%
12%
12%
12%
9
13%
16% Nov
19 Vi Nov
Mar 13
11% Apr 29
.
2,000
v
■
13%
3%
•>86%
•
12%
Dec
76 Va Jan
4,^',
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f
65
/.
18
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28 V2
•
>
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2,600
'
■■■;•'.:■'
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12%
128
1%
9
—"
30
*14%
116
•
:s"J'
3
*13%
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Friday
Thursday
Dec. 30
Range for PreTlooa
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STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4139
Volume 157
12% Nov
9
25% Jan
20
> 3% Jan
20
Feb
4
63
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19
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7
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26
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Jan
5% Nov
13% May 26
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3
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5
National Aviation Corp.,.
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13,
May 5
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100 ■: 140
May 1
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■
11
Jan
2
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12% Apr 30
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1
Dec 31
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2
16% May-27
—
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7%
Jan
9
Jan
1
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23
6%
Dec
13%
Dec
18%
Jan
160% May
175 Va
Jan
12%
Dec
17%
Jan
3%
Dec
9%
Apr
17
14
16% Dec 22
5% Nov 27
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preferred.—
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preferred A„
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National Steel Corp__
..25
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30
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20%
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8%
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79"%
99
9
77
'
Feb
1%
21
42
.
4% May
31
65
.
Sep
110% Deo
51% May
5
46
May 23
Jan
16
;v<.9v Jan
12%
89 ?a
Dec
107%
Oct
91A July
8% May
72
Dec
3% Dec 29
4 : May 2/
47V2 Apr 28
Dec
29
Dec
Nov
22% Jun
100
23%
17
79
16
5% Jun
,
21
■
30
19% Oct
115
————No par *
Dec
Aug
41
par
No par
18y»
Aug
2%
7
9% Jan
.100
pfd $5
Dec
24
T100
i—100
-
%
i
7% Jan
15% Jun
8
3% May 21
No par
No par
preferred
Pub Ser El & Gas
'
26%
,,
-50
Gamble——
pfd (ser of Feb 1 '29)
25
€4
51% Feb
6 Vb Jun
1
1st preferred
25% Apr
Dec
Jan
29% Jan
58
No par
6 'ft
Dec
20
36%
Apr 28
May 26
' 20
No par
72
11 Vb
5
No par
Postal Teleg Inc preferred
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Dec
Jun 26
165
i;
—5
4,500
121
26
30
6
7% Apr 29
165
Feb 19
No par
Pocahontas
71%
11'ft
,
100
8,400
conv
6
Dec
17%
2
«
26% Apr 24
4% July 2
No par
4 Vb
5%
2% Oct
2
;
1
17
% Jan
3
—-.100
187/a
:
■
47% Dec
6% May 12
100
Plymouth Oil Co..
Pond Creek
23% Jan
65
May 6
30
Apr 27
5
1% Feb 25
10043 ' May 2
25
15% Jan
3
preferred
Plttston
25% Nov
2
—a—100
No par
preferred
10%
A
26%
4
6%
82'%
26
18%
6'ft
83
,26%
*18
18%
6%
94%
26%
700
4,600
6%
120%
116
1%
14'ft
6%
49%
108'/2
1%
A> 14
6%
24
11%
107%
600
—
17%
72
*115
130
7%
17%
10 7%
1167%
67%
7%
17'ft
71%
•*1147%
1%
14
3%
1774
11%
109
*64%
vAA
2
20
Apr
4
Pittsburgh Steel Co—.—i—No par
7% preferred class B
100
preferred class A——.100
5%% 1st ser conv pr pfd
100'
Pittsburgh & West Va
—100
Pitts Young & Ash Ry 7% pfd__100
10
840
17% Aug
112% Mar
Jun
2,700
;•
*147%
18%
4
71%
94'ft
.7'ft
58
Dec
103
Pitts Screw & Bolt
24%
108%
4
May 20
8,900
•4%
:
108% Feb 27
May
5
No par
$5 conv preferred—.—.No par
7%
52% July
Dec
19% Jun
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp
.
Apr
11%
18
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.——I—..1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co
100
24%
65'ft
13%
18
71%
82 Va
A "4%
AAA 58
25
6%
a
34%
°8
2,100
174%
4 A.
3%
4%
59%
9
*165
3%
7'%
14
8%
*140
174%
65'ft
"l%
11%
108 Va
A
8%
J»>>a!>r
y
*147%
120%
*120
3%
7%
1%
A 3%
*165
3%
66%
14'A
'•A.
8%
174%
*7 Vb
1374
4 %
90
*140
65%
1%
17%
A
2,400
*347%
14%
1374
1,200
8%
A-
—
1%
.
£
7 VB
7 Vb
*147%
1%,
4
-
5974
24%
65'A
7%
*147%
*165
4>-
4%
*57
25
8%
34%
*140
374
*4%
34
21
21
Aug 12
100
—i.
Sep
Sep
3% Aug
3% Jan
Dec
Jan
—.100
———-
89%
Dec
1%
Jan
Dec
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
•
2
Apr
1
Apr 27
Jun
3
Apr 24
series—.
73
15
4
^.10
4%%; series
Phillips Jones Corp
7% preferred
Phillips Petroleum.Phoenix Hosiery
Preferred
17%
*3%
4
200
70
*65%
17%
8,500
3%
*2%
70
4a A
45%
Preferred 4%%
.
54'ft
15
22
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
100
109
45%
*2%
18
*108
8%
105%'
*78%
.
■i
70
79
26
Sep
Jan
14% Dec
43% Mar
36
$6 preferred
—No par
Philco Corp.——3
*7% A 8%
78%
78%
3%
*65%
*17%
109%
*7%
7874
45%
76%
A 105%
106
Dec
'4
1
Jan
44
28%
49
: 7%
55%
3,400
14%:
82
15% Mar
-No par
2,000
13%
76%
76%
106
170
Dec
Apr
56% May 1
1% Apr 14
\
Phelphs-Dodge Corp
25
tPhiladelphia Co 6% preferred.—.50
490
20% Jan
%
6%
1
16% July
r
-
Dec
6
Dec
36
Petroleum Corp of America
—5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—No par
23,400
.
,
^
30%
20
60
18% Jan
5
Co.—.......100
100
preferred..-*..
...
*100
Pet Milk Co—
Oct
Jan
Dec
1% Nov
15
104
—1
5% prior preferred
18
A 2
Dec
29% Oct
1% Jan
2
Jun 30
May 15
50
i
17% Mar
Dec
Dec
14% Apr
1
Jan
16%
115%
■
11
100
6%
2,500
67%
24
Feb
July
Jan
32
100
Co
37%
106
Feb
A 95%
Apr
par
No par
100
'
5,000
37%
66%
No
—No par*
Pere Marquette Ry
600
37
preferred:—
J>
—10
—
2,470
5%
10
8
17
Dec
-Jan
T%
Feb
8
2
44
No par
Coke Corp..
Cement—
Pepsi-Cola
2,200
1,080
19
5 AA
}
JPeoria & Eastern Ry Co.
100
1,200
29 %
5%
Co
par
19%
Dec
17% Oct
13% Jan
:
Pennsylvania RR—;
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..
Peoples OLiiCC (Chic)
20,600
18%
46
19%
24%
:
Penn-Dixie
.A
38%
5
10
—No
•
Penn G1 Sand Corp.
Coal Si
l'/aJan
No par
$7 conv pref ser A
100
-*1% A 2
,>'2A,"A
29%
4%
Ford——;
&
3,100
19
39%
19%
Penick
14% Oct 28
Jan
>10
May
14%
1%
23%
19%
99
2
13
45%
8
19
>13% Aug 3
A
A Mar 20
33%
*18%
Dec
•
Aug
4%
9% Aug
3% Jan
'
123% Oct
100% Apr 23
1
Enterprises
Penn
23%
A
18%
46
11% Apr 24
A~%
2
2% Oct
101 V Nov
38
Apr
24%
1%
23%
46
2
6
:
7%* Jan
2
Penney (J C)
*106%
Jan
Mar
10
9
'163'
>■
28
18
r33'/a
*106%
-
22%
Dec
14
1,200
13
1%
Jan
1,800
1%
13%
Dec
2% Jan
3%
.
Dec
4%
28
Dec
8% Jan
106% Dec
28
20% Apr 28
90
.
Apr
•l'ft
29% Dec
600
34
5%
.A
1
A27
8
Sep
19% Aug
'126
' Jan
Dec
147%
2
58%
*32%
66%
■
6% Dec
?
A95
19% Apr 29
*57%
81
Feb
Oct 14
1
No
58%
*3%
Jan
11
par
—
Parmelee Transportation
*13
m
Inc
Davis & Co—
Patino Mines &
81
40
Parker Rust Proof Co——2.50
1,800
'•
22%
& Tilford
Park Utah Consol Mines
3,300 •
Parke
6,000
3%
Dec
3
101
par
.——100
3,900
80
A 26%
l%Jan
2
11% Apr 23
.—1
No
1%
3%
Jan
12
Nov
2
5
Inc.;
24%
1%
2474
24%
Cos
1%
r80
Jan
28%
Oct 21
5% Jan
5
Transp
6,700 A
15
•
Nov
11%
Dec
9
10
Pipe Line Co_100
24%
13%
5%
*36%
&
1%
33
5%
5%
*5
24%
•
15%
Dec
A19
Oct
9
13% Jan
3
101 "Jah
2
74' Apr 25
1121 A Apr
9
4 > 148% Nov
4. Nov 19
1'ft Mar 6 -
—1
Airways Corp
Petrol
1st preferred—
Park
200
1%
Apr
6%
17'ft
par
No par
24%
3%
2474
,
16%
28
4%
12
34
i% conv preferred100
Paramount Pictures Inc.———
1
6%
8
19
J27
Corp
58%
7
58%
81%
4%
19
.
1%
45%
:
2
39
19%
,
19%
Oil
24
*18'ft
A
29%
4%
k
*16
15%
*106%
v
18%
29%
16
15%
32%
I'
47
A:AA*i%
30
29%
16
15
*13
22% A
18%
*45%
Paraffine
Oct
Nov
22 % Apr
Panhandle Prod & Ref
2,200
300
1%
1%
12%
18%
*45 %
Western
Pan American
10,000
27%
3%
33%
45'ft
>17%,
40
33%
A'-.*-'
;
16
par
Packard Motor Car
'1,000
I
36%
17
i'ft
1%
>106%
A' 22%
vA.v.-t.
Panhandle East'n
'
3%
1%
12%
22%
Pan-Amer
220
120
27%
58%
'
3%.
,
600
16%
1%
so%
'
13%
*106%
82
'
40,200
7%
*116%
15
*vA*.
58%
82 A
1
'
27%
1%
'
17
118%
1%
23%
1%
50,900
101
27%
1%
'
*3%
16%
1%
23 %
.
A- ' 1%
A 33%
16%
118%
1%
82
Pacific
Nov
24% Nov
5
28
100
-6 9* preferred—.———100
Sep
7% Nov
25 %
21
Jan
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp_
.
7
& Teleg—:
2,700
2
*95
27
15%
-1%.
a
59
82
16%
118%
A '23%;: 24%
A
24
16%
1%
*15%
Pacific Telep
26'ft
.36%
101
10
15% Apr
Mills
4,300
*1%
36%
*95
118%
,
28
:'i;
36%
101
17, A v" AAA* 16* A
::
'1%
27
37%
*97
Pacific
105 %
25%
105%
2
900
-
8
..No
Ltg Corp
2'ft
AA*7"'A'
par
—
17
*16
A A:
28%
2
Pacific
20
8
25
Electric
&
9'ft
2%
7%
No
6% Oct
25% Oct
4%Apr27/*\
16
Apr 28
9 % Apr 27
No
Gas
3%
3%
*9
-
105% 106
2
■:
36%
•.
r
118
,118
28'ft
1%
37
101
*97
120
*16
2%
.
36%
101
*116
A
89
:
Pacific
1,000
18%
148
105%
2%
*100%
*
18%
'
A;
.
18%
89
2%
26%
.:
*7
*105%
.
18%
6% Mar 27
__10
—
———No par
Corp (Cal).
7,000
120
18%
90%
9
Co..
Pacific Finance
•
:
89%
3%
8%
2%
.
2%
2%
A
'3%
A
Coast
1st preferred
2d preferred—
12%
,18%
A *147%' 148
Pacific
310
23%
31%
X22%
31%
91%
148
15%
13
*18
8%
190
23%
A* 90
*147
250
32
*31%
:'A 3%
6%
23%
22%
^
*31%
5%
23%
22%
22%
'
22%
,
22
'
22%
i
10
Feb 17
Feb 16
Jun
3
Mar 30
Mar 31
Mar 30
Mar 30
Mar 19
July 2
5% Jan
21
21%
Dec
52% Oct 21
50
Dec
Oct
16
115
Jun
14% Jan
8
29% Jan
122
86% Jan
11%
Dec
40%
61%
120
29%
Jan
Jan
Sep
July
Jan
14
75%
Dec
110
14
9
92
Dec
123%
Jan
106%
Dec
137
Jan
117 ;
114 •
Dec
158'ft
Feb
Dec
117%
Oct
Dec
>29'ft July
199
% Jan
111
Jan
123
Jan
6
116
Oct
8
f
28% Nov 20
19%
Jan
I per
11
106
*105
share
NEW
for
Sales
Lowest
200
103%
92
92
92
1,400
91
92
91
91
91
91
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,800
10
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
a9%
9%
500
■10%
4%
4%
4%
58%
57%
58%
S per
Par
Shares
92
Pure
(The)
Oil
29
7
4%
4%
58%
58 Va
58%
*53%
21
3%
3%
3%
8,100
<*53%
54%
200
53%
53%
53%
20%
21
21
21
*20%
21
10%
11%-"
11%
<12
*26%
26% '
26%
26%
700
14'/8
14% -14%,
2,000
10%
10%
11
V;
10
26%,
26%
y
26%
26%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
28
*27
*22%
•
27%
22%
2%
>■
3
70
*65%
*20
21%
*22%
V
2%
19.%
19%
12%
2%
22%
19%
■
6
12%
12%
*13%
12%
12%
12%
*69%
70
*69
44
*41%
Deo
12%
8% Mar 11
10% Oct 26
8%
Apr
12% July
2% Mar
'5
59%
90
3%
54%
22
12
30
2%
Dec
4"%
Jan
Dec 19
Dec 23
Dec 17
Dec
8
47%
Dec
62%
Jan
85
Dec
88
2
Dec
3%
Jan
38% Mar
55%
Oct
14%
Dec
21% July
8%
Dec
18 % July
23
Deo
29%
43
*41%
13%
75
•%
73
5%
5%
85 Va
85%
63
61
61
?
7%
80%
5%
*8%
34%
7%
7%
7%
*8%
9%
*8%
*5%
6
7%
8%
8%
8%
6
6
6
20'A
20%
11%
11 Va
43
43
30
5
*5%
8%
37%
;•
114
*%
16%
1%
•// 1%
62%
53%
54%
9%
9'A
9%
8%
9
5%
5%
5%
9%
-*31%
31%
31J/a
31'A
18%
18%
18%
5%
18%
32%
18%
17%
16%: v
1%
16%
*1%
21%
21%
2%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
*21%
22%
22
22
29 y4
29%,
77%
*76
;
>Z
*14%
16%
9%
10'A
9%
10 Va
,-:r 17%
2,900
18%
19
15
15 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
9% / 10 Va
2%
2%/
</ %v
10
2%
2'/a
15%
15%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
11
11%
15%
15%
15%
16
2%
2%
3,500
16%
100
20%
20%
20 Va
3,600
22%
15%
15%:
2%
2%
■-■;-/■;'?M
15%
10,200
7,100
41%
100
2%
2%
1,900
2%
1,000
2%
2%
2%
34%
22
22
32
23%
■'//::
36
340
23
23
1,300
23%
31
'■■:.
24%
34
34
24
24%
23 Va
23%
23%
.24
34
34
33%
34
*33
33%/:
*33%
34
*56
58
*56y8
58
*56%
58 Va
*56%
58 Va
*56 Va
3
2%
3
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
2%
36%
35%
35% "36%
35%
35'A
36%
35%
4%
35%* '
35%
'
*107%
49
49
%>
700
19,200
1%
100
%
%
1%
1%
4
103
'
1%
9%
9
9%
9%
Va
.
i.
1%
8%
/
4
*100%
4%
45,400
100
103
%
iff
10,400
1%
10,900
9'/a
9%
9%
9%
»..
1%
1%
1%
1%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29%
29
29
28 i/s
28%
28%
28%
28%
■
California Edison
%
1,000
91%
:
Standard Gas & El Co
preferred
nrior prefprred
Standard Oil of New
28%
29
28%
47
46%
46%
45'A
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
22,500
37%
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
1,500
Standard Oil of Ohio
1,200
Starrett Co
1,400
Sterling Drug Inc
5,400
Stewart-Warner
4,800
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
22%
24
23%
25
25
25
59%
59%
60
60%
62
62
59%
59%
7
6%
71/8
67/a
7
6%
7
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
5%
5%
5%
5%
59%
59%
7
*3%
51/2
5%
5%
5%
V.
7
,
7i/a
3%
v
41/4
5%
5%
"
Studebaker Corp
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
14,000
49%
49%
49%
48%
48%
48%
48%
481%
48%
600
128%
*127%
3%
12%
1%
3%
13
1%
127
128
1271/4
*127
128%
127
127
3%T
110
6,400
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
Xl2%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1»A
12%
12%
3,500
li/4
li/4
5,700
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*15%
15%
151/a
15%
15%
15%
151/4
151/4
15'A
1,500
*25%
26V4
*251/4
261/4
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
26
261/a
600
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
41/2
4%
4%
700
22 i/s
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*4%
22%
For
5
22%
footnotes
see
page
15
19
J
4,700-
Corp__
Sun Oil Co
July
8
Apr
Apr
47
Sep
Dec
113
Jun
12%
Jun
23
Sep
8ya
Apr
17%
Sep
Sep
3
Dec
28
31
Dec
39%
par
109% Aug 17
116
Jan
10
109%
Jun
115% Mar
113'A Dec
11
107
Dec
112
106% Jan
9
% Jun
11
-fr Feb
10
ya
26
%
11%
%
Dec
17
Dec
"
Sep
July
Jan
1% Sep
'17'/a Dec
% Dec 18
10% Apr 23
1% Dec 31
July
3% July
1%
Apr
62% Nov
30
49%
Dec
78%
2
4% Jan
Jan
% July
17
6
43% May
par
11 y4 Dec
30
4'A
Dec
10%
3% Mar 24
Jan
Jan
30
60
Jan
6
48%
Dec
71%
Jan
9% Dec
5%
Nov
4% Apr 29
54% Apr
pqr
5
100
par
15
,
}
7%
28
3%
Nov
66
29
4% Mar 6
30% May 21
10Va Apr 24
2'% Jun 30
11% May 6
% Apr 14
20% Aug 26
19% Apr 23
65
Apr 29
108
July 10
15 % July 28
9
Apr 15
13'A May 18
6'% Mar 11
1% Mar 6
14
Apr 17
17
51%
Nov
28
(The)
Apr
Feb
32%
Dec
40
18%
Dec
28
10'/a
Jan
16%
4% Jan
14
Dec
18
1% Dec
1Q
1
Nov
Nov
9
22
Oct
30% Nov
18%
Feb
35%
17
27
2
11%
30% Oct 23
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
Jan
6
Feb
25% July
15% Nov
5
Jan
15
Sep
Feb
4
13%
Feb
18%
Nov
10% Dec
23
7%
Dec
10% July
17
14%
9
122 % Nov 20
144% Jan
27
25
-7.50
14% Apr 29
9% Apr 20
10
Jun
2
21%
Nov
10
12% Jail
5
18 Va Nov
4
12% May 20
23% Jun 2
18% Feb
5
11%
Oct
13
19%
100
34% Jan
100
Mar
2% Sep
29% Sep
27% Jun
Dec
108
39
1%
2% July
Dec
13
Feb
19%
13
Jun
23%
120
Aug
x
16 Va
150
Aug
Deo
Mar
27%
X10
Dec
13 Va
Sep
8
50% Mar 24
Dec
Jan
14%
Aug
Feb
19% Jul.,
Feb
36%
23 Va Mar
37%
2
Jan
No*
Oc,;
Jan
1
May
6
2
Dec
59
July 30
60
Mar
24
Nov
6
17y4
Dec
22
31% Jan
6
27%
Dec
39% July
37
Mar 24
27%
Apr
38 Va July
60
Jan
3
54%
Aug
60
4% Jan
45% Jan
14
Aug 24
3
3% Feb
6
38% Jan
6
Feb
11
114
6'% July
y
July
July
69
Dec
Dec
3
34%
31%
6%
Dec
57%
Jan
Feb
40 Va
Aug
Jan
Dec
117% Aug
47%
Dec
•48%
Deo
3%
Dec
6%
Jan
111
49% Jan
6
113
Jan
8
5
Jan
6
110
Jan
8
3
y2 Oct
27
% Apr 25
5% May 14
2'/a Oct
14
%
Dec
4% Mar
11% Jan
14
8%
Dec
21% Mar
loy4
Dec
40% Apr
109 % Aug
2% Apr 29
89% May 2
A Sep
—No par
No par
No par
—No par
—25
6
18
20
Apr 28
Mar
Apr
30% Apr
25'A Apr
22% Dec
42
Apr
5% Jan
No par
10
14
28
24
28
29
24
25%
34% July
46%
Nov
Deo
47
Dec
24
33
Feb
40
Nov
23
33
Dec
48% Aug
Jan
Jun
34% Jan
16
29
Dec
40
62
31
51
Dec
66
Dec
6
27
3ya May 27
20
Sep 16
22% Mar
17% Mar
25% Mar
8y8 Nov
13
28
20
13
Jan
14
4% Jan
May
Apr
May
Feb
1%
26
9
11%
1
9%
17%
Nov
113% July
31
Dec
2
4
»/a
Jun
13JA Jan
16
2
28
13
28
'
„
29 % Dec
Apr
3% Jan
43
Apr
116% Apr
3% May
1
108
29
3ya Mar
5
1
No par
Oct
112
114
26
49
Jan
Feb
26% Jan
20
30
28
14
28
16
17
16
24
21
9
10
Jan
2%
Dec
17 JA Jun 27
Nov
Dec
Apr
21% Dec
30
Sep
21%
Dec
95
30
100
Dec
Jan
111%
2
113'A Dec
Jan
5
Dec
3
Apr 24
Sep
Aug 27
16
1%
1"%
31
17%
Dec
6%
35
2% Jun
5
59
Dec
4
15% Jan
1
(4%% cum)__—100
Sunshine Mining Co—
—100
Superheater Co (The)—;—No par
Superior Oil Corp—
1
Superior Steel Corp
100
Sutherland Paper Co
—10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)
12 %
Swift & Co—
25
Class A pfd
4
35
106%
x
39
No par
Webster
Stone
49%
*127
&
11,800
Feb
Apr
May
par
Jersey——25
25
L S
(The)
%
Va
6
94%
No par
preferred-
Standard Oil of Indiana
24'A
39% July
Dec
Jun
No par
;
11,800
23%
Jan
79
No par
$4.50 preferred
29
38
48%
23
No par
Standard Oil of Calif
25
Aug
Oct
No par
6,100
37%
14%
98
No par
Brands
Jan
Dec
May 15
25% Apr 16
78
2
—.
16,100
24 %
28
Jan
Nov
Nov
21% Dec 21
12% Apr
1
10%
37%
19% Jan
9
Jan
5%
1% July
23
Jan
21
27
27
3
No par
Inc_
Conv $4.50 preferred
46%
*
Dec
42
3
1
29%
38
9%
22
—No par
-
Spiegel
cum
Apr
8%
Jan
,
1
No par
-
Spicer Mfg Co
$7
Aug
2%
110
No par
Sperry Corp (The)
$6 cum prior
12%
14% May
Sep
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—No par
$4
Jan
Feb
6
Jan
No par
Ry—
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Standard
53 %
7%
10
.No par
Squibb (E R) & Sons
$5 pref series A
-
34%
Dec
100
preferred
200
4
10%
Dec
100
So Porto Rico Sugar
Square D Co
5% conv preferred
*100%
Deo
4
Dec
Greyhound Lines—
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co..
$5.50 preferred
July
49%
44
No par
Snider Packing Corp
2,500
4 Va
101
95
52
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
South Am Gold & Platinum—
35%
%
%
%
1%
x4
*100
4%
4
100
100
Dec
22%
2
x9% Dec
No par
No par
t c
35%
49
75 %
7
23
10
Smith & Cor Type v
1,700
110
15% July
14% July
Smith (A O) Corp
36%
49
7% Sep
Sep
Dec
Dec
———No
preferred-
35%
*113
*113
*112%
*112%
Sep
80%
6%
Jan
Jun
—15
$3 conv preferred A
3
*107%
110
*49%
110
49
/ 36%'/
16,700
58 Va
'
'•
*112%.
*98%
*109
49
*47%
49
*47%
110
*108
110
*108
■/:
/:/
129
Apr
Feb
7%
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron
5%
Jan
Apr
60
Jan
104
No par
Southern
36JA
Jan
11
6
.
Southern Pacific Co
15%
97
Dec
97
5
10
25,600
41%
101%
Dec
4%
2
No par
,
Southern Natural Gas Co
36%
Aug
77
29% Apr 30
Coalition Mines--—5
Skelly Oil Co
8%
Jan
lO'ANov
Petroleum—
S'eastern
22%
Dec
No f&r
No par
15
Pen Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
$6
Dec
96
27
15
7
34% Jan
26
Dec
14%
Dec
par
Simmons Co
Simms
Apr
3%
14
No
Shell Union Oil
Silver King
61
Deo
par
(Frank G)
(W A)
Dec
2%
No par
$3.50 conv pref ser A
Sheaffer
34
Apr
Sharpe & Dohme
Shattuck
Jan
9% July
8
Corp„
$5 conv preferred
Southern
15%4 /
2%
Steel
67%
A
1
1,300
41%//
22%
No
Inc
Sharon
Dec
tv
No par
__
15%
15%
2%
Servel
Nov
53 %
9
__
Co
Jan
10%
Dec
22
5
Corp—
Sears Roebuck &
12%
Apr
i7rt Nov
100
preferred
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Apr
1 % Sep
par
^Seaboard Air Line—
Seagrave
Nov
3
No par
5,100
Zl!
36%-.
2%
36
22%
,
No
$4 preferred
4-2%
16
7%
23
26
9
47% Nov 20
,
5
/
No
11%
21
20%
*11
14%
2%
21%
T
■.
••
15%'
*40%
45
36
23
n%:
■
35%
14%
35%
2%
49
*36
11%
35%
2%
2%
2%
23
20
11%
*40%
43
2%
20%:
20
10
135
*130
135
*130
,.■/ 14%
35%
35%
*40%
2%
'
15
14%
14%
36JA
•
15
?■
41,700
*15%
19%
11%
1,000
10%
16%
11'/a
19%
11
-16%
10
19%
;
135
*129
129
800
*15%
2%
15%
129
.90.
2,800
19%
15
2>/a
19%
190
78
113 // 113
113%
*15%
.
y:'
14%
2%
49
300
30'A
17%
15%
*2%
22%
113%
2%
*22%
*21%
16
*15%
*36
300
17%
113
113
17
2%
3,600
1%
75
16%
43
16'A
1%
30 !A
16%
14%
16%
1%
*21
2%
16%
>.
1%
2%
30
16%
36
2%
77%
14%
*40%
5,500
> 5,900
77%
17%
129
18%
29%
112%
19%
17%
29%
13%
*127%
18 %
-
77
17%
100
31%
77
112%
4,400
31%
29%
14%
1,100
5%
5%
77%
17%
11,100
66
29 Va
112%
510
,
9%
9%
*63
%|
29%
*13%
10
54
53
*77y8
.
*17%
*112
2%
••
2,500
9%
8%
'
32% "
2%
2%
17,800
22%
V
2 Va
2%
V
11 Va
5%
32%
18
1
10%
63
5%
32
V
2% \i
■
/
900
8,300
9%
9%
r63%
5%
1%
62%
53
52
9%
1%
61%
9
8%
%
:y i,6oo
16%
16%
700
11%
10%
8%
:
1%
61%
10%
-
6,400
{&
62
1%
2
64 f
64
5%
16%
May
Apr
9%
Mar 5
Jan 23
Oct 21
Mar 3
Jan
Jan
Nov
Nov
Dec
Nov
Sep
Nov
2
100
preferred
$4.50
32
mm
\
Scott Paper Co
■
61%
53
//; 53
64%
64
64
16%
10%
10%
8%
64
16%
16%
*1%
8% y' 8%
55
*54%
;
ll
700
"lO
9%
6%
21%
13%
5
400
114
54
9
Jan
53
,7
6%
2
Jan
Aug
2%
22% Mar
Jan
par
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Distillers Corp
5%% preferred
110
3t
60%
10%
9%
A
Y!t
1%
10%
10%
>106
%
%
62%
61
110
110
110
%
>113
A ,.//. %
$ /
16%
16%
1%
62%
*16%
%
tt
%
■
10,000
24
Dec
% Jan
-
i8,aoo
Deo
1
33
100
97
38
114
23
100
No
_
19%
74
Jan 20
8% Jan 5
85% Jan 19
5% Oct 23
27% Jan 27
May 22
May 20
Apr 29
Mar 9
Apr 23
34% May 13
100
preferred—
21 y8
*951%
>113y2
114
5 %
19
100
$St Louis Southwestern
Safeway Stores
5% preferred
27%
100
—
-
38
97%
■
/'
A
yy-
\J
*106
110
*108
%
y
*1131/2
130
preferred
18% July
Dec
19
X 20
31% Nov 9
6% Apr 28
6% Apr 30
3% Jan 6
16
Feb 19
7
May <20
..10
Joseph Lead
Louis-San Francisco—
6%
10
9%
37%
50
3,700
105%
1051/2
20%
37
30
9
20%
38
38
V
3%
*95%
//
3,200
35
20%
20%
JSt
V/ %
*6
9%
9%
St
2,100
Dec
13
Jun
8
100%
Dec 15 V 86%
Jun 22
7%
July 30
129%
Aug
10%
22%
Dec 31
71% Dec 18
49
Nov 14
5% Dec 5
x94%
70
4%
, '
78%
54
V;
6%
75%
3%
_
Dec
6
13% Sep 11
1
Republic Steel Corp
No par
6% conv preferred
100
6% conv prior pfd ser A
100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
7% preferred
—100
5%% preferred
100
Reynolds Metals Co_
No par
5%% conv preferred
100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
Common
10
Richfield Oil Corp—
No par
Ritter Dental Mfg
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Ruberoid Co (The)
.No par
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
1
$2.50 conv preferred;
No par
4,800
17
31
3
2
Mar 9
38'A Jan
6
2% Jun 22
7% May 18
100
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co
Reo Motors v t c_.
Dec
Dec
26% Feb
15% Nov
28% Nov
23% Sep
3% Nov
x55
25
Preferred with warrants
A
34%
106
105
Corp
Mfg Co
Remington-Rand
28%
3%
•/•..
9
35
34%
9%
98
*96
39
*1131/2
110
*108
97V2
38%
*113% 116
20%
21%
96%
38%
*38
9%
-
21
97
97
10
9%
9% <10
21%
21%
yy
*6
70
.<■
Stores
'
hi
%
y
*3
5%
105%
44
*41%
;;44
4
3%
36%
105
105%
105%
106%,
11%
1,300
1/8
5%
3%
8%
37
1,300
11%
28%
35%
4%
*5%
'36%
20%
28%
%
600
11%
•;v'< 32
m
%
%
*3%
400
6
%
%
7%
9%
6
28%
29
%
A
%
*3%
*105
28%
30
29%
30
3,800
20%
11%
*41%
:/§
fe
34%
//
21%
*20%
11%
45
29%
,
vV
20%
*43
78
3,500
24,200
34%
*11%
37%
5%
25 y8
5
5 Va
230
79
79
79 Va
34
45
'#■
5,100
36
12
iV
7%
*34%
*41%
*%
63%
7%
24%
*11%
78
*61%
24%
;r: 7%
60
87
260
7%
.
4,100
5%
*85%
■
23%
7%
20%
21%
21%
200
24
8%
:
■/•■■■
•
170
74
5%
5%
4%'
5%
95'A
*73%
-
63%-
78%
80
14
95%
85%
7
34,800
13%
4%
7%
6
'■
*61%
7
;
72%"
■&:. 85%
7%
6
9
*5%
4,300
23%
36
*34%
7%
7%
90
4'/a
5%
23%
36
42%
4
24%
5
24%
42%
97%
5%
5%
85%:
61%
79%
80'A
79%
5%
24%
400
14
72%
7
5,400
4%
*95'A
75
61
7%
7
7%
*79%
\
5%
86
*34%
96'A
*72%
85%
5%
5%
13%
95%
73
96%
*73
13
69
41
13%
14
95%
14%
95%
14%
*95%
12%
69
4
4:./:
4
Reliance
69%
41
42 Va
'
4%
4 Va
4%
Reliable
.,—100
No par
10
1
1st pfd
& Co
Dele
30
39
Jan 15
70
Dec 15
11
Apr 30 %: 22
Dec 31
6
Dec
7
7% Feb
2
10% Mar 11
16
Dec 15
5
—-100
Hosiery
6
6
25
23
4
Mar
Apr
Apr
Jun
15% Jan 2
7% Jun 8
23% July 1
11% Apr 16
23% May 28
20
May 28
1% Jan 13
No par
1
25
50
50
50
2d preferred
(Robt)
46%
88
2
34%
——
1st preferred
200
14
12%
*67%
69%
68
70
*41%
Reis
Oct
8%
,-.10
Reading Company
800
6%
*6%
*13%
Raybestos Manhattan
Inc
$3 preferred
—
Silk
Aug
v
Rayonier
4%
Dec
Dec
95%
9
-No par
$3.50 conv 1st preferred—No par
$5 preferred B—;
J.
No par
Radio-Keith-Orpheura
1
6% conv preferred
-100
Real
12
107 %
14% Nov
Corp of Amer
4%
Mar
83% Feb
9% Mar 11
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp
Radio
x
$ per share
No par
Preferred
/V/ 200
22
■'
6
14
v
13%
500
70
*22
21%
21%
.
13%
200
"
3
66
70
*66
100
22%
2%
2%
2%
•
8,600
28
*26%
22%
14
*13%
12%
27%
*22%
6
6
.6
6
13%
*26
22%
70
*66
70
19%
6%
13%
14
*
*2%
*65%
■•-
27
27
22%
*2%
*85%
*60%
1,700
<:
•
26 Va
14
100
*85
21
20%
13%
4 y: :
1,300
58%
57%
57%100
78,300
5
53%
*26%
*6
Z
4%
3%
3%
*10%
22%
"
5
57%
*85
10%
*27
•
4%
54%
*53%
54 Va
*20%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
.'•V
100
*85
100
*85
100
*85
v.
Feb
94
23
r
4%
7
11% Dec
92% Dec
17
Highes.
t per share
share
106% Dec
80% Jun
///.l Q
*10
$ per
share
Apr 28
7
100
100
preferred-:
preferred
Purity Bakeries
conv
Year 1941
Lowest
Highest
90% May 13
No par
—
6%
5%
Range for Previous
100-Share Lots
Basis of
On
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
the Week
24,900
11%
11%
*106
108%
106
106%
106
S per
$ per share
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
106%
Jan. 1
Dec. 31
$ per share
I per share
share
>106
11%
11%
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share
Dec. 30
Dec. 29
Dec. 28
Dec. 26
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Range Since January 1
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
LOW AND niGH
Monday
Saturday
chronicle
the commercial ft financial
Number 4139
Volume
4%
Dec
3% May
8% Jan
6%
Nov
6% Nov 20
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Dec
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7
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50
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66 Va
Jan
Dec
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9
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21
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126
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26
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THE
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23
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28
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4
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10
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12
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2
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6
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700
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5
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28
par
63% Jan
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89
Apr
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3 \ 30
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17
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17
20%
10
17
26%
26
27%
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102
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46
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63%
63%
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47%
109%
111%
Jan
115%
Nov
Dec
112%
Sep
11%
Dec
16
57 Va
Dec
85%
Jan
%/73-;: < Dec
24%' Dec
85 %
Jan
.
-
28%
1
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1%
Dec 23
Oct 17
,
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—5
,
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11-
,
Oct
>
16
v
1
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4% Apr 15
-
Dec 31
18
July 28
Electric
Coal
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13%
1
8% Dec 16
3% Nov
6
50
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5
3% Mar 11
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60%
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Alcohol—.
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No par
Co
28
.
2 Vb Apr
28
1
2
V
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20
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•
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16
8%
preferred
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par
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100
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Sep
v;
-
Nov
5% July
s Dec
42
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60
Mav
79
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Dec
10%
100 %
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8 V«
Apr
2 V2. Dec
.4%
2%
83
[L
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7%
37%
170
*
47/a
33
Jan
Nov
Sep..
4
July
Dec
93%
Feb
'
9%
Jan 26
Dec 18
Dec 29
Jan 14
Sep 21
Jan
14%
117
19
July
13
July
Dec
Dec
Oct
69'/a
Jan
183
Apr
Feb
Jan
9% Jun %
Feb
43
Jun
;
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%
Jun
23
10
Dec
31
Aug
7
Dec 26
5%
.
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14
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Jan
3
Jan
Jan
4% Aug
Feb
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25% Dec
18% Apr
.
10%
13 Va
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>58
31% Aug
34'/a Feb
26
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Sep
2% July
69
47
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13
.
Sep
19%
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76'/a
Jan
V'
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42
103%
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12
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V
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-/
16%
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Jan
Nov
437/a
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:
133
64
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157
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162
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32
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34
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8%
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117
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6% Mar 25
16
Apr 23
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——
preferred with warr
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31
50
(
,
,
Jan
Nov
25'/a Jan
2% Oct
40v4Oct
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3)3AJan
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55
60
19
18
19
7
21
31
10
20
13
96% Mar 5
138
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9
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Aug
Dec
15%
34%
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15
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20% Aug
;
Dec
8'/a
128
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Jan
Dec
116
Aug
Jun
45
July
Mar
57
Mar
Aug
111 Va
39 Va
.
16% May 22
_100
:
preferred-
System—i
May
No par
4
Vultee Aircraft Inc
20%
Jan
;%
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.
6% May 22
5,
—
preferred—*;
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Jun
Mar
2
20 » 34% Dec,21
25
20% Jan
3
24
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9
-26
Dec 31
12
116% July 15
1
42
Dec 30
1
100
div'.partic preferred—
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30
Jan
—100
;
1—
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Va El & Pow $6 pref—
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Va Iron Coal & Coke 5% pfd—100
Virginian Ry Co
25
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—-_25
Vulcan Detinning Co—
:
100
•
r
22
14%
7%
19
112%
July 30
55
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18% May 26
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1
Jan
2
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8
110% May 4
14
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3
24
Apr 29
26
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> 70
Jun 24
120
Mar 11
—100
preferred
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5
*
—
Victor Chemical Works—*
Preferred
6%
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Co_*
Va-Carolina. Chem—————No par
133
67/a
23
100,
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20%
3,800
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78%
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800
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25%
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7%
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57
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24
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Vick Chemical
53
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27
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42
53
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36 Va
38
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200
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41
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Van Raalte .Co Inc————5
—
41
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a
700
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—
Vanadium Corp of Ain—;
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2,500
25 Va
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41%
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7,300
Sales
Preferred,
V
15%
66
Aug
'
57
66
Mar
20
27'A
Sep
Dec
2%
Jan
'
%'
,
18% Dec
114
Dec
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118% July
11
;
Dec
23%
Sep
30'/a
Dec
42
Jar
29
Dec
33%
Feb
89
Feb
105
Nov
135
Mar
143
Jun
.
25
:
30%
7%
20%
102 /a
Apr
1
Jan 26
Nov 23
Nov 18
Oct 30
:
6,4 Dec
15/« Dec
96 /a Jun
'
1%
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15
fs
4
No?
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,
Jan
•
33%
50%
Dec
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1%
;
1
34% May 20
60%
12
July 15
15%
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142 / Apr 24 >152%
147
Apr 30
169
■
-
Dec
105'%
>
28%
Dec
Dec
Oct
'
Dec
;
43%
>
Sep
105
% Dec
24
Jan
5
46% Jan 14
V
Apr
54%
-v
103% Dec -30
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conv'preferred—*—__No par
No
.
Sep
3%
51
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27 V* Gee 28
6
17
.
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Sep
6%
Dec
20%a May
3% Apr
.
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7 > 29%
1
30%
27
32%
21
1
„
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Dec
J
34'AJan 27
20
Apr
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20
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54
41
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15 Va Apr 29
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—-1 *
—,5
% May
.
51%
58
Apr 28 '
71
44'A May 20 ;
55%
107% Jun 30 >119%
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preferred—r-*
Apr
37% Apr
1—50
-
May
% Aug
8 %
Steel Corp
'
26% May
par
Universal Leaf Tob-
,200
24 V2 Apr
,
30
99
conv
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp——.1,
10
-
34'/4 Jan
—*—50
preferred-;.
300
170
*164
159
5
300
60
—
;
^—100
Mach' Corp —;
conv
6% May 14
IJ.%
40% May 13
64
May
1 /174%
4V2 Apr 27 ;
6%
No par
-*—20
i_
_I
100
preferred
——20
Pipe
Foundry
Playing Card Co____
Plywood Corp—:
$6
Jan
Sep
No par
United Stores class A
58
Jan
17 Va
9% May'
Jan
;
United Stovkyards Corp
%
*56%
July
44%
30%
113
'
1
.37 " May
par
Jan
7 %
Dec
5
Jan
U S Tobacco
47%
31
l'/a
Preferred
20%
Sep
2l'/a
Co——'._No
Preferred
110
20%
*44
Sep
52
104% Mar 24
7
S
Jan
106 V2
x
6
-
Sep
12%
79%
Dec
par
var
U S
102%
102%
46
37%
Dec
Dec
Hoffman
S
Deo
Feb
<V Dec
Leather
U S
Jan
15
Industrial
%
9%
V 35
S
U 8
Sep
Dec
.58% Dec 14
S
S
Dec '-v.
1% July
21%
Fast Corp-'—v-No par16% Jan 27
20
Feb 26
Corporation——No par
#'2 Jan. 2 JTV' ^ Oct 15
Carbon
Prior
32%
iV
.
/
24
Dec
preferred--—
%'%
\;
7
Feb 24
Jan
6
Jan
'7
60
7Va Sep 21
58
Apr 28
108
May 6
100% Mar 24
10
May
1
$
Sep
Feb
27 V*
46
Dec 23
9% Jan
5
83
Dec 24
113Va Nov 12
108
Jan
6
7. 16% Dec 31
2 77V 85% Nov
5
2
Jan
11% Aug V
9% Sep
:
Dec
10
•
Jan
7%
<■
Dec
Partic &
30'A
32
•
U
28%
*29
%
May
May
%
;V ■.'■
4%
287a Jan
•'
Feb.
■9% Jan
31
26% Nov
2
75
,
Dec
47;
Sep
Jan-
10% Aug
%■ Dec
60
7Va Aug 13
Feb
...
6% Mar
7
Nov
71
30
9% Mar
8%
Freight CoGypsum Co
U S
175%
39 Va
*33
;
62%
*173
5 Va
5%
.
9%
9'/8
63
*173
Dec
Aug
27%
.
87
Dec
95 %
5
•
*86
117/b
997/a
5
18
25% Jun
1 V 35
Feb
5
48% Jun
3
.72% Jan
3
52,900 :United Gas Improv't—
-No par
3% Jun
1
5% Dec 31
%
$5 preferred
——a-——No par>>; 93% Mar 27
106%. Jan 17
United Mer & Mann, Inc v t
—;1
■* 11% Apr
28
16% Oct 21
900 ;
United Paperboard————. ——10. 2% Sep 10
4% Feb 27
U S & Foreign Secur
.——No par
% 2% Apr 17
"
5% Dec 21
$6 1st preferred—.-—-!.
No par
77% Apr
9
87
Feb 25
S Distrib Corp conv pfd
—100
17
Jan
7
43Va Oct 26
102
Jan S'
' Dec
United Eng & Fdy——
..—5':
4,200 iU United Fruit Co
•—.I.-——No par
<1
*102%
United
18
10% Feb
97
1.500
65 %
Dec
Jan
V108%
Preferred,—
26
7
6
34 Va Jan
21% Jan
————100
/'/United Drug Inc
> 36 Va
39
2
7Va Jan
5.
No
-1
$3, preferred—
2%
234
2%
*36'A
Jun
24%
20
United-Carr
•
'
:
3%
7
IV2 Nov
Jun
11/
\
: :
Aug {$.■
14
5% Jun
Corp——^——..5
preferred-^——^100
preferred-
United
18'A
'
■A
40
8% Jan
25
Co
Jan
14
56 % Jun
RR CO————100
Biscuit
Dec
30
3% Sep
May 20
r
par
Transport——
Sep
60% Sep
> 5% July
7% May 15
Aircraft
conv
5%
56 Va
57 Va
57%
*17%
5%
3%
27
>
"
4%
9% Dec
Mar 28
5
Union Tank "Car—Jl—»_I_.No par
United
Sep
May
-v;.-.f;-.;-.4%-.Tpreferred-i—aiv—i^l.00':-.77.-;7.4% J.unV:17:;|V-;81J/ji Feb
'
*92
pfd
$4.50 series—No
78
,
15%
Jan
38
31% May 21
No par
of Mo $5
'referred
79
79
*77%
8
No par
Union El Co
105
15
10 Va
V 44%
Dec
85
No par
No
Dec
2
-1
Co_—
July
MarlO
22
r_2
Bag & Paper
14
32-% Jun
11
>:
6% Aug
27'/a Jan.
8 V4 Jan
„10
Union Carbide & Carb—
15%
15%
5
Sep,.";
% 7% July
3
1% Jan
Union
11
7
20
Jun
34% Feb
19% Jan
11,600
8
"
Dec
9V4 Jan
38%
5 'A Mar
2
preferred—No par
-2,600
7%
7%
5%
Sep
Mar 27
l
82'A
Dec
23
2»/a July 14
17% July
Axle——10
Coach. Co——
Dec
May
; 52'/8 Dec 30
4% Jan/ 5
2
5 % Jun ;;
V
City Rapid Trail—No par
7. % preferred—100
Twin
9%
4 Va
Feb
3
15
Jan
30%
'»
Jan
46%
3%
42
Nov
3%
Dec
4
,
.,
5%
n' 38% Aug
Feb
28
"
7
3 % Apr
Twin
6
44 Va
Jan
30
Co—j—T'
—.
10
Film Corp—No path
20th, Cen Fox
20.0
67%
6
7
V
*
'
24% Oct
2 v
30
41
Tri-Continental Corp_—•
:
1
'i • $6. preferred—No par
Truax.-Traer. Corp—-No par
>::
Sep
4% July
4
Dec
2
8V4 Dec
11
West Air Inc— -j—5
&
;
Dec
8% Gee
Sep
Transue & Williams St'l—No par
2
69
5.
6
34%
37Va Oct. 28
34% Nov
preferred—No par
Transamerica Corp__"—
Transcont'j
Dec
Dec
1%
10
28
V.2% May 20
par
Oil——
28'
27
16
May 26
4 Va Apr
V. 7% Jan
Timken Roller Bearing./.——No par
600
share
24 Va
>3% May
30
3% No v
Apr
V
25
—Nr
9% Jan
15
Corp.-No par
Associated
conv
Timken- Detroit
11%
*11
Water
t$4.50
27%
"3%
28
42 V* Dec
28 >
Apr
w5
'
a——10
preferred
cum
16 Va Dec
i
20
Oct
14
Apr
28
10
Nov
4
2
Thompson Prods Inc..*—;——No par
Thompson-Starrett- Co.A.——No par
95
27%
7 Va May
Cor/—:
Transit
35
v
7
30
Co—-l J:
Avenue
■
11;' V5% Nov 24
20
par
Thompson (J. R)
1,600
15%
27%
Apr
Apr
1 Vb Mar
par
—_
$3 dlv conv preferred
1 %
1
15%
*94%
(•
•
4
-—-j-100
.500
8%
27%
1%
■> Thermoid
3
32
5
——5
;
Preferred
;800
8%
26%
9
27
3% Aug
50
Texas Pacific Land-Trust--™—_1
>100
*2%
Corp-i-i
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
150
*32%
5
$ per
17
5% Jan
t per share
23
25%. Dep
17
9
Produc'g Co——No
Texas'Gulf Sulphur—No
.
$ per share
29% Nov
:.
---100 X
>>Thatcher Mfg Co—r_—_—_No par >■
-i:'- -$3.60
cony,preferred——No par.
600
The Fair_a.__——
No par
5'Va
C'A
2%
2%
*50
,500
Range for Previous
T
Year 1941 •
Lowest
•»
Highest
..
(James)-i
Texas Gulf,
6,500
1
Lots
Highest
19% Mar 11
Texas.Co (The)-—25
36
8%
7Va
35%
6 %
*34%-
Tennessee
.
8%
-
19
*18%
,9Q0
3
37
36%
36%
8'A
7'A
,600
Va
41
3%
Inc
100-Shiire
.15% Aug
—
5% %.-partic"preferred—;
"-'Telautograph Corp——
;
.*
8%
8%
42
3
3'A
440
3%
3%
*8%
41%
35
V
of
$ per share
Far
Swift International Ltd—
Sylvania Elec Prod's Inc.—No par
Symington-Gould Corp.
_1
'600-—-Ta'lcott
5%
5%
36
*35
—'
*'"■>
Basis
Lowest
4,200
1
T
5%
5%'
5%
*35
On
.V'.
■
2,000
28*%
'24
4
4»/8
'
Thursday
Dec. 30
S per
share
per
'27%
27%
23%
1
RECORD
•■>'•
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 28
Saturday
t
AND
Monday, January 4, 1943
97/s
Apr
22 V4
Jan
105%
Jan
"
Volume
""THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157
%
Monday
S
1 per share
4%
Dec. 29
•v
Dec. 26
39%
is y4
14%
39
15%
4%
%
Vo
28-%
28%
8%
%
27%
8%
4%
8
7%
80
*80 Vs
-7%.
•
•■Walworth
Walk
1,700
_w
•»'>
v;
600
V
—
No par
8
,n'
'
!
'
900
—
$7
Warner
25,100
MM.
—50
preferred—
27%
•
27
*25%
y
"
14%
15%
14%
12 y8
12 y8
12%
12%
12%
12%
17%
17
17 y4.
16%
16%
2%
2%
<
3
*2%
17%
17 Va
Bros
8%
•56 y4
100
17'%. .17%
3,200
-
.'70
69 >•.
>
69
;
' V
:
'
T
8%
49%
49 Vh
50'/4
65%
65%..
66
66%>
55%
56 %
55%
56
2,900
108%
108 »/4
11%
11%
11%
"
-
*100%
103
103
108%
;y
109
v
*100%
-•
56v 'y T
.
•108%'- 108%.
-
■
19%
18%
18%
19%'
18%
''
2% >'
5%
5%
1
2*
1
"
2%
2%
2 Va
5%
2
19%
y
''..A
103
5% /
5
5 '/a
1
1
2ya
2%
5%
5%
1 %.y.
27
27%
%'
21"
15%
15%
15 V8
/
277/a
26%
14%
%
15%
2y8/
'
12,600
'15%
y-'
•
27%
sy
*.
y
n.r''
\
,
5," 700'
—
V
'•
v
17,700
79%
81%
79%
80%
81
117%
117%
117%
*117
30%
117%
26%
107%
,
87
*59
13%
-20 %
*18%
17.%
.17%
»7%
,
2%
7%
2-
v
7%
■2y8'
■
7%
.7%
4%
y---4%
4%
.
•.
y
4 y2
2%
-
...
" ■
' /
.
■
'
•
/
*4,500-
14
17% July
20 %
Jan
4%
Jan
1-100
—
4%
4!/a
':
*108
•106
120
120
t
*106 '...■•;• 120
•'*'
.
*106
t
..
*106;;
120 -y.
•*'
700
-
/fc/y
^120
.17%
17%'
16%
17%
y 29%
29%"
;
' 29%
'29%
177%
A' "17%
17%
17%,.
29%
'.29%
>17%'V>
17%
*119
131
:*112
119
44
*44%
'46"
*83
86
47
44%
..'
*84*/
*58 y4
59
*22
22%
' /"
.
.
...
•
«
-
—_i—->_5
Willys-Overland ; Motors—2.
1
6% conv preferred
10
fWilson &. Co Inc
.No par.,
$6 preferred
No par
Wisconsin El Pow 6% pfd_._4.__100
.
58%
213/4
213/4 y >
10%
18
Nov
28
10%
Dec
1%
Dec
3
6
Woodward Iron Co
7v.
46
.:;:vrv
'.r/y
--in-
A /-
46r.
-_i-
82.
-85
;
'.rv.; yy
46
>-;ryy
.82
58'."";:'
213/4
22
57
.
yy
.
12%
■A
>12%
12%
7%
31%
*
7%
:7%
31%
81
.
'
80%
803/4 '
7%
31%
>
y
30%
*80%
803/4-
8%
8%
8 3/4
•8%
8%
8%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
n%
2%
1%
•Bid and asked prices;
reduced
from
100
to
2
2
8
,.
%
2
/
1
81
19%
22
106%
Jail
Jan
8
99%
Dec
115
Jan
Jan
8
89
Nov
107%
Jan
9
112
Mar
117%
Jan
Feb
6
15
Dec
104% Jan
2
104%
18
t In receivership.
*
Transaeiions at tlie New York Stock
,Week Ended Jan. 1,1943
"'
,
and Miscel.
Bonds
'
370,695. , $2,020,600
■:% 1,201,94%^. 8,619,100
1,440,670
10,670,300
1,121,924
11,281,100
1,051,015
8,215,000
—,
;
it
10% Apr
Deo
297/a July
1%
Dec
4% July
28
4%
Dec
9
Sep
23
93
Feb
30
Oct
13
18%
Feb
31%
19% Feb
5
15
Deo
24% July
5
—
_;
6,500
Youngstown Steel Door—,_No par
7
3,800
83
Dec
23
71
Oct
105
Jan
Jan
28
118
Dec
141
Mar
28
27%
X
8
24
105
$293,200'
.
-
:
Zenith Rhdio Corp.....
—No par
Zonite Products Corp..—.
r—1
Apr
,
15,000
11,000
' 353,000
Special sales:
s
x
18
60
Aug
65
July
Jan
22
85
Dec
100
Jan
27% Feb
4
21%
Apr
303/4 July
69% Jan
29
58%
Dec
76
15 Va Dec
21
10%
Jan
15% July
17%
50
Apr
93
$3,305,800
9,136,100
.
11,588,300
11,929,100
8,581,000
13,000
,
$2,693,200T
•;5,185,826 .,$40,806,100
10%
Dec
14
2%
Dec
8% July
27
2%
Dec
5%
Jan
Jan
12
41
Feb
54%
Jun
22% Jan
13
18%
Dec
26% July
2% Dec
3
1%
Dec
2% May
2% Oct
16
1% Apr
2%
Jan
8% Dec
31
3%
Apr
6%
Dec
6% Jan
20
4%
Dec
7
73% Jan
13
60%
Dec
77
Sep
110 % Oct
5
109%
Oct
115
Nov
53
Jan
7
19%
Dec
33%
Jan
31
Dec
31
23%
Dec
34%
Jan
21% Jan
28
16
Dec
253/4 July
July 28
Mar
3
98
Mar
125
117
Jan
54
85
ia,
.
Dec
753/4 Aug
26
50%
Dec
Jan
15
86
Apr
122
July
62
Jan
5
50%
Dec
80
Jan
23% Oct
13
22%
Jan:
17%
Jan
15
Dec
14% Nov
9
10%
Dec
121% Dec
10
109%
Dec
7% Nov
9
5%
Deo
12%
37% Jan
13
29
Dec
42%
Jan'
Oct
20
76
Dec
95
Aug
12% Jan
5
Dec
18%
Jan
3'
87
9%
Jan
120
Jan)
Dec
17
8
Deo
15%
Apr
2% Jan
26
1%
Apr
3%
Oct
20
19
'H Called for redemption,
y Ex-rights.
t Unit of trading
StOCk$
^
Saturday—I
'Monday
- -
321,990
378,395
283,479
264,605
—
——
" "
—;
Thursday—
-
-
Total
L
—
797,000
1,017,000
732,000
736,000
11,000
12,000
7:
:
$21,000
r';
J..-.—
125,685,298
$19,709,000
40,806,100
44,719,000
2,181,064,209
1,929.001,000
—
$43,540,300
"'$48,492,000
22,315,690
34,656,354
170,607,671
'$6,533,850
'123,881,200
1942
1943
1,046,433
-1,334,439
.....
17
—
$3,573,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 1
,,1942
1943
-1942
753,000
749,000
$30,000
3,000
10,000
1,000
HOLIDAY
$3,522,000
1,334,439
$6,000
1,000
$2,000
5,000
$240,000
Total
$242,000
808,000
1,021,003
Corporate
Government
Domestic
85,970
—
Wednesday™
»
,
Bonds (Par Value)
Foreign
Foreign
-
of
Shares)
—-w—.
i
Tuesday
,
*
,
—
'
(Number
—
-
Jan. 1 to Jan. 1
1943
"3,321,000"
8,979,495
$41,000
""'$452,000'
•
industrial.—
&
Aug
July
73% Aug
57% Jan
1% May 21
Week Ended Jan. 1,1943
$44,540,300
$41,000
■:* vy
-
Railroad
447
1^0
Jan
473/4
*
26
104
.Friday
1942
5,185,826
Government—
'
Sep
24
.May 14:
shares
l-
Jan
5
5% Nov
12
Jan
78
'
>.
/Stocks—No.1 of shares.—
Bonds
S.
Jan
3% Jan
15% Jan
2;:
28%' Jun
EX-dividends.
1
Foreign
Aug
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total
Holiday-'
1943
U.
112
Vr-j Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Bond
Sales
V $2,000
502,000 %■;
907,000 t
648,000
,
-Week Ended-J an. 1
-
Jan
36% July
27% Apr
31 % Jan
Week Ended Jan. 1
Stocks—No. of
34 %
Jun
108% Oct
28
8% Feb
3,200 1
;
.Government
Bonds .
j...
—
Total——.
-
Nov
32 % Dec
3;
'Apr 23
"220
rCash sale,
July
1 % May
127
111% Jan
'.100
—
J■
Foreign
Bonds
,
—
1—
153/aJan
i
Exchange
Railroad
Number of
Shares
,
j...
Tuesday
Wednesday.
Thursday
Friday
25
cl B__
I
United States
Stocks,
•;
—
15%
27
2
21%.Majl
11,400
Daily, Weekly and Yearly ^
:
Monday
30
8% Jan
J '
{
>•'.
Oct
107
Apr
Dec
,
|
.
207/a July
shares.
10
Saturday
Preferred
20
2,600
Deferred -delivery.^ n New Stock,
a
88
3% Jan
20
Apr 28
|
'. 'A
>;
2
Dec
6
Jan
113% Jan
Sep 21«.
Sep 16:
May 9t
Apr 28-:
May 20 >
May 18
Feb 18:
May 27
Young Spring & Wire—.—.—No par
Youngstown S & T—.——No par
t5%%; preferred series A
100
V
-
Jan
91
93
__I
Co....
Yellow Truck & Coach
17,100
v
19%
-
2"
-
.1'
7/2
9'/4
74%
,•'/;.///,
Yale & Towne Mfg.
1,800
;
•
1 81%
•
":"8%
- »
I
:
._
"3oya>y.
30%
-
19%
2
2
sales oh this day."
no
"
.30%-
80 3/4
83/4
-'
-.12%
*118V4"120% "
30%
803/4
I
-23-%
-7%.--—"'"7%
73%
-
223/4
'12 %
120
120
;
7%
'V:>
12%
12%
30%
7%
30%'
81
121
*120
y .121
*120
121
*120
12%
12 %
12%
5
12
65% Mar
...
"
57%
25% July
10 % Nov
Sep 23
107 % Jun
1-
10
16% Mar
104
25
10 '
/i
iWoolworth (F W).Co.il—,2.
6
X71% NOV
Apr 27
Apr 27
May 1
Apr
51
July 22
20% Jan
May 18
•
y'/yy/yr
128
,:
*44
•.
45
85
v
Sep
23
163/a. Dec 29
6
14% Jun 22
2,900
1% preferred A—...100.
H7 t- Nov 13
r :v-A". 6% preferred
100.4 106 j Nov 13.' 300
Prior pfd 4%% series^
100 421/4, Jun 17
Prior pfd 4%% Conv series—100
200
*
44
Jun
9
.4:30
Wright Aeronautical
No par
80
Jun 23
1,200 >4 Wrlgley; jWm) Jjr (Del)——No par39 -Apr 24
2,200
14,400
24
• ■
-
?119
-*109
46
;
'"*44%
:
22
21%
*119
119
v
31
•
Worthington P & M (Del)No par
128 7'
*44%
:
30%
'1.7 %>". i
*109
.
58%
58%
.
85
58
i
yf
yy.i7%
>
30 %■;/'. ;r:
29%
"1T.%
45%
86
*44%
-•
.
y-
44 '/a
:
-
44
119
*82 «"
46
130
•1Q9 •
>44%
120
*44 %
17%-: 17%
.
■
*119
,*119 ' ;
*119
:
131
*109
y.-i7%
.
,
38
23Jan
Oct
-
*17%
Feb
Dec
14
Jun 25
3 r Mar 6
1% Apr 29,
40
May 615VaApr 23;
1% Apr 157
1% Aug 12 ;
4% Apr 29 ■
3% Sep 14
—i"
—...
9;900-
4%
.
Dec
3
Jan
12
No par';
20
Wilcox Oil & Gas Co
f
5,000
*57%/ 58%
-/. ;
57 A-
57
•
1
preferred—
preferred
Prior
v.;
300
6,700
"
57
;White Sewing Mach Corp
•.
-
No par.
Spr Co.
77
Jan
Dec
22 / Mar 11
100% Jun
6
42% Dec 28
80
July 917% Dec
9
58% Dec 31;
12 % July 21
.1
Rock Min
$4 copy
8%-
y
White
1,600
•
prior prcf—
/ White Motor Co
4,700
—
No par
No par
Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
$5 conv
7
Sep
Dec
6%
Feb
2%
25
63% Apr 24
Aug 5
Wheeling Steel Corp..
330
26%
2
109
23
.12.50,
"
30
White
1
i
Elec Instrument,
.
1%
Apr
19
7% Aug 28
i- Westvaco Chlor Prod———No parJ:
$4.50 preferred
.—-No par
Wheeling. & L Erie Ry Co...—100
5%% conv preferred.
-100."
6,300
I
2%^:77'/,).r
.,
30'
v
5.2%'-"-v
•
,'.
8,
4 %
i
.
2.%
t
'* ' ' -
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2%
8
.
.
T 4.V
> U-
tx
*35 y.':49-%-.i.:, y yi
'19% y 19%
•
/
20%
27a
.
4%
4%:
.
; :• 56%
37%
57%
57
57
.
■
*•'{«>
;
•
'
•—i
Weston
t
"*-30
-
13%
'
■2 '/a
'''
'-S '
r
^ 3%"' ..'.'3%
>
.. ,
.-•49%
*2%
2
8
,.
*18%
2%
/
*15%1'16
2%:,;
2%
.*35
*
preferred—
1st
7 *
;1,100
'
:
58%
13
7 3%.
3%
160-
<•
l.1,•
v.- '•yv\
.18 >t
.
58 %
13%
13
20%
2%
2
.
*14% : 1/5 A..
'.
—
800
108 -'"
j
.17%
59
2'/4
*18%
;
2%
25%. #25%
J 08
'
X";
.
59
49%
*35',-
20 ya
;•/ 2%
87
,.
^
>32 y. •
Dec
13%
8
34
■
50
/—50
Westinghouse El & Mfg.
5,500
i
117%
-
■ :A1
;yy: y *40
y
83% -83%
47
*82%
3 %'
2%
2%.
*18%
:
;
*2% "i 2%
*40
13%
3%
-y';:.
108%
*108 !-
*
,
15%'
13
>.
49% ;
//'. *35 '
49%
-•
59
3%
'■
18
*14%
«
-I
•
59
13%
3%
2% y1 ;2%
2%
*35
16
13
y
i
4
17%
59%
*15
47
83%
83%
32
■.
26
'•
26
82
,
117'%
32
31%
,
.
108'%
*40
•
18%
59%
16
*3%
87
is
59%
*15
: 13%
42%/
*82%
18%
is y4
26%
108%
108%,,/
42%:
"
48
*821/2
26 y4
31V2
32%.
*107%
108%
♦42 ft.
31%
*25 V2
31%'
25%
30%
26y4
8iy2
81%
116%
82
117%
%
7
Feb
preferred
preferred
-
82
117
4
39% Jan
—
;
2,100
■
—
—
i—*'
•
15% i 15% -;.
v.'
-'•*
■
.
5,200"
1,800
'•
«.«».
V
:
r
27 Ve
27%
15%
■
: 2Vs
»
1
4,900
;<
Sep
Jun
Nov
53
_
S1::¥jL£ .-yl
>
.
ilil-
>3
-
5%
%
■
r
19%
it
*5%
•'
1
27%
27%
15 Vz
y'
:.
-
,V,.19%
20 /
70
..v
y-'x S."
r.t y.
12 ryi
•100.%
103
i.;
6%
1
59% May 20
1
*
Dec
6
1% Jan
No par
Ei class A.
2%
18
—100
41%
6%
*
>—100
36 •
West Penn Pr Co 4%% pfd
,100 ; 102
West Va Pulp & Pap Co
—No par.
10%
6% preferred
,
100
97
Western Auto Supply Co———10
; 12%
Western .Maryland
100. >
2
■
4% 2d preferred
100.
4%
Western Pacific 6% preferred
100
%
Western .Union Telegraph
—.100. \
23 Va
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
13%
1,810
'
18%
Penn
7%
6
8% Dec
15
No par :;.
Indies Sugar Corp
West
370
*
y.
11%
11%
11%
i
55%
•
•
,
.""..-I,
_j
West
'310
8%__t 87/ahy
'8%
49%
8%
$4 conv preferred—.
100
—
v..v
Sep
Nov
11% Jan 15
par
Wesson .Qil & Snowdrift//:—No par.
3,400"
y,.~-" '
'■
No
Eisenlohr...__
Webster
900
.
15%
80% Oct
12
1
Wayne Pump CoJ_..
1,500
'
«».—
'
.4;,"wU
65%'
108 %
*iooy8
103
V
f
Feb
25 Va May
27
x65
—No par
Fdy & Pipe
Sep
xl2%
24% Oct, 5
13 % Jun 16
No par
Washington Gas Lt Co—No par
Waukesha'Motor Co
—5
2,700
11
,
'
yy./^W''.
51
8:
*107%
11%
y.'/.'
''•"'•I
"2V2
65
v
56%
12
"11%
-!
17
■ *2%-.
'
.
17%
*68
70
17
2%
2%'
16%
56%
108%
16%
'
49%
8%-
65%*
59
107%
16%
"12y8 * 12%
12%
-y
17
*66
•,
12'/a
51
*49
67 y*
*
'.y^
65%
8%
8%
50%
50
•64%
70
:
Warren
>•<
-15
36
8
May 14
4% Apr
5
Pictures
$3.85 preferred
;
16%
17%
*66
27%
15
270
—
'
2%
17
:-y-
70
•65'
•
2%
♦
80%'
*26
15'
*14%
14%
15%
80%
27
,.*25%
27.
*25%
is y8
■•
80%
12
29% Nov
Feb 17
16
14
6
'
—
Jan
5V4 Nov
16% Oct
2% Jun 22
% May 4
-No par
M# par
Class B
4,300
A*.
preferred
Ward Baking Co cl A
,
6%
Dec
3
41% Nov
3% Apr 23'
31 % Apr 17
137/a Mar 23
No par
Highest
per share
f per share
S per share
f per share
No par
Co
(H) ,Good & W Ltd
Div redeem
900
-
27%" '
27%
8
T'
4%' y
5/8 ;
\(f
28
28
''
y
Year 1941
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Par
8,500
,
y'1-
y
Range for Previous
On
STOCK
Shares
share
.
i5 y2
.-4%
;
■
.
A
.
y
) v.*is
•4 Ve
-%
TV
80
80
80
80%
•25 ya
•17
15%
$ per
"
39%
4j/a
-:
:
YORK
EXCHANGE
'
•79
/
4%
"39%
'..;i
"
27%
7%
8%
4%
39%
*15
%
28%
27%
8%
4%
4%
*3%
1 per share
.
NEW
the Week
Jan. 1
39%
.
15
15
•'
4
3%
%
•4
15%
share
per
4%
39
38%
.
S
share
4%
4%
4%
4%
39%
•39
$ per
share
per
Dec. 31;
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 30
■
Range Since January 1
Basis of 100-Share Lota
STOCKS
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 28
Saturday
RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
163',095,000
-
-
•;
/domestic '
Foreign gTvernmenl,—7-
FSS corpo?^te„—
$4,680,000 $171,053,500 $239,602,000
161,000
4,886,000
6,901,000
$3,522,000
21,000
3,222,000
765,000
54,000
30,000
-
'
■
Total
:
Below
$2,311,479,'250v$2",lll,805,000
Stock and Bend: Averages
:
listed on"the New" York Stock Exchahge as (Tompiled by Dow, Joiies & Co.:
*
1
1
1
y
StOCkS
-s-BondsRiiwrlo.
11
■
1
10
30
Indus¬
Date-
;
Total
15
20
UtUI-
Rail¬
roads
26
119.71
27.21
14.11
December
28...
118.50
26.92
" :
118.40
26.88
'
;65
■
trials
December
14.54
.
39.60
106.56
trtlll-
"'Rails * 1 /ties
40
Bonds
3L77
"109.88
90.06
51.71
109.66
90.00
;
92.30
:
v-53.16
109.77
52.50
92.57
HOLIDAY'
•
Bid
-
$4,895,000 $176,704,500 $249,725,000 i
-Feb
90.27
109.89
90.55
t%«
-Feb
—
't%S
—
2s
—Mar
—_u——_
Apr
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
1,1943
15,1945
100.2 1
99.25
Mav 16,1943
2s
*
99.27
T, 1943
X, 1943
1,1943
h0.70
bO.VO
100.8
0.55%
0.55%
100.12
,
1946-1944
1964-1944
1955-1945
104%
—
,—*-.1
——_f
3s, 1955-1945.
>.
100y2—
100.18
100.22-
—-July 15,1943
Apr 15, 1944
tl%fs
%1%
3
Housing Authority—
Feb
1,1944
"100.7
100.9
100.2
100.4
100.21
100.24
107
107%
108%
109 VA
127
128%
105
104%
100.20
Reconstruction Finance Corp—
1%^> notes
Federal Land" Bank Bonds—
4s
1944—
July 3, 1943 at
Ask
100.16
l%s Jan. 3,
U
43
Bid
Ask
100.4
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s
.t-
$3,573,000
Call
"Total
92.21
106.51
39.62
-
10,
May-
*
tl% %
92.19
108.40
14.35
:
-
•
.?A%
--
90.18
106.39
27.39
.—■
;
109.86
39.19
27.33
•
i
Quotations for Thursday Dec. 31
'
Commodity Credit Cbrp—
52.06
V '39.16
T19.56
-Rdils
14.22
,119.40
HOLIDAY
Grade
14.18
31
i_
Grade
Indus-
"92.50
30
1
-
Second
106.31
December
10
-
First
\
39.54
December
January
10
Stocks t trials
ties
December
-
;
.
.
and bpnds
'
—
.1.
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
( * ■;f.
.
the daily closing averages of representative -stocks
are
"
105
10FT9ff
10512
,105y4
105y2
3s
Jan.
1,
1956-1946
106'%
106%
3s
May 1,
1956-1946
107%
107%
Other
Issues
3s
1946
U S Conversion 3s
—1947
Panama Canal 3s...—.—.1961
U S Conversion
Vt'i
-
*
1
.;</
' l
\k I'*
•
■f
''1
;/ »*i
3.
20
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Bond Record
FRIDAY
NOTICE—Prices
the week,
"and
are
and when outside of
The italic letters in
the column headed "Interest Period"
Stock
'
Thursday Week's Range
Last
or Thursday's
Interest
Exchange
Week Ended Jam 1
f
T
U.
S
Treasury 4s
Trea i iry
114.14
3'/aS_.
106.8
108.27
108.30
*101,10 101.12
101.29
104
*102:i
102.3
102.6
a-o
*103.7
103.9
103.10
*107
107.2
j-d
106.30
109.14
108
109.5-
110.2
110.2
MS
109.2
109.2
US
1948-1951
2%S—
US
/ 1956- 1958
,
1963 •1968
Treasury 2 V2S
Treasury 2%s_V_,*«..i>>/_w-._, 1967- 1972
Treasury 2y4s__.:_.—________ 1951- 1953
1952- 1955
Treasury 2y4s__„_.
Treasury 2%s_______________ 1954- 1956
1947
Treasury 2s__________-__^-_
Treasury 2s_
-Mar 15 1948- 1950
1948- 1950
Treasury 2s
Dec 15
Treasury 2s__-__.
—Jun 15 1949- 1951
Treasury 2s
Sept 15 1949- 1951
Treasury 2s_______
Dec. 15, 1949- 1951
.1950 •1952
.Treasury' 2s
1951- 1955
Treasiiry 2s_____/
Treasury 2s___
1953. 1955
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
100.2
100.22
> -*"4
100.2
^ 100 ,4
—
100.16
vloo .2
100.16
100.18
12
.
•
.100.4
-
*101. 6
101.8
MS
1945-1947
;
New: York
A El
AEstonia
Salvador 8s ctfs
Corporate Stock
—1980
sink fund
AGtd
sink
of
dep__^_i>1948
7s________1967
French Republic 7s
(Republic) extl $s__
__1945
stamped_______1949
unstamped
/.
1949
7s
101
102
103.27
AExternal
101.5
*100 14 100.16
100.11
100.20
100.4
100.6
,*100. 11 100.13
__
M-S
*100. 7
j-d
6
100.9
100.2
*100 4
.
100.6
100
; j-d
*103. 4
Ih-S
*103.1
103.3
M-N
*103.3
103.5
103.6
Af-N
103;
103
*101.6
;
Greek Government—
103.24
:
1
103%"
J-D
•
101.10
101.10
43
1968
M-S
1945
J-J
1945
J-J
f
7s series C_
1945
7s series D_
_1945
1st
1957
1957
sec
s
f 7s 3rd series__1957
25%
f
S
loan
conv
__1948
4'/2s
1971
!'8f exti
conv
loan 4s Feb_
f extl
conv
loan 4s Apr
8
15%
Australia
..
.
(Commonw'lth)
External
5s
of
15%
10%
15%
15
-
:-i
11
15
1
10%
15%
15
2
10%
15%
10%
15
18%
45%
external
15
42%
42%
42%;
97
f 6s
.1955
f 7s
1955
(U S of) external 8s
1941
J-D
s
f 6%s of 1926
—1957
f 6'/2s of 1927
1957
a-o
.1952
A7s
(Central
Ry)—
Brisbane .(City)
s f 5s
Sinking fund gold 5s
Sinking fund gold 6s
Buenos Aires
A 6s
-
s
3%
s
f $
s
29
82
:4s sink
96
36%
35%
3
78%
13
v
38.
•
38
J 81'/a
36%
100
>
37
>
36%
76
22%
22
19%
83
12
37
36%
80
44
;
68%
f-a
69%
a-o
70
85
j-j
107%
101%
1954
101%
AExternal sinking fund 6s
a 6s assented
V 98
;
70
59
73'%
43,>..49%
__
2
101% 101%
16
>97%
97
98
1
V
i
38
>
j-j
m-s
18%
.14%
__
m-n
sink
"i
18
*85%
f-a
m-s
fund
1965
a-o
fund extl loan—;
1963
f-a
f 5s
*79
f-a
:
9%
(State of)
(Rep of)
—1967
7s
1947
external 7s
2i:
,7
1959
73%
m-s
14
13
j-d
12%
a-o
12%
13
'•T2%
12%
a-o
*18%
1968
a-o
11%
j-j
12%
4
Janeiro
(City of)
8s
537/
50
,
V
1953
f-a
1967
2
15%
'18%
18%
25
13%
19%
16%
Santa Fe external sink fund 4s
1964
§ASan Paulo
■
26
m-n
13%
61
12%
(State)
8s
1936
,A8s external
j-j
191
>87
19%
5
1950
j-j
14%
32%
18%
20%.
A 7s
extl
18%
water loan_
29
1956
m-s
29%
A 6s
extl
18%
dollar loan
1968
2
13%
15%
19%
18%
j-j
1940
a-o
20%
A-O
187/s
1963
18%
7
13
M-N
19%
2
M-N
13%
20%
18%
18%
18%
9
13
19%
j-d
17%
17%
18
6
13%
19
17
17%
12%
18
4
13
18%
24
13
1957
1957
j-d
1961
j-d
1961
a-o
—1961
a-o
A63/4s assented
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s
1962
A6s assented
1962
A Chilean
Cons Munic 7s—
A7s assented
17% rl8%
rl7%
17%
i960
m-s
*18%
f
s
7s——
12
77/a
14
.'
•:•:.
7
>
16%
/10
12%
•16%
16
88
16 Ya
-
5%
vV 7%
18%
15%
16%
15%
12
14%
13%
17
14%
9%
8%
16%
-V
167/a
10 y8
2
i
19
;v;v 5%
7-;'
_jf- 7'
88
15%
15%
•
•
-
33
50 y8
„
31;
90
10
109
8%
3
10'/a
18%
16%
18%
16 '/a
16%
24
8%
16%
17%
39
9%
17%
17%,
16
10%
17%
75
18
17%
17%
4
11%
19%
16%
3
11
16%
32
42%
43
62%
•
18%
75
62
32%
10
26%
33
29'/a
30%
6
25
30%
30%
31%
2
20%
61%
61%
62
4
54%
66
32'/a
17%
18%
secured
external
1962
extl
1962
m-n
1958
j-d
1958
j-d
1955
f-a
7s series B
sec
(Prov of)
extl
7s_—
A4%s assented
Sydney (City)
s
;
f 5%s
12%
18%'
17'/a
18
33
12%
18
is y8
2
14%
19
AExternal sink fund 6s
AExternal sink fund 6s
17%
37
13
18
3%s-4-4%s
14
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
17%
17
16%
17%
*14%
17%
•
1951
j-d
1961
a-o
51%
1961
j-j
51%
1970
Jan
A8s
ASilesia
a-o
—
—
51%
1
,
19
__
11%
17%
12
15 H
AUruguay
(Republic) extl 8s
External
External
37/a-4V8-4A
4-4 %-4 %s
51%
52
39%
52
51%
51%
6
37%
52
38%
38%
55
29%
39%
m-n
1946
10
9%
9%
10
4%
9%
9%
85
f-a
9%
85
*80%
12
4%
10%
11%
4%
*9
12
4%
85
10%
40 Va
85
71%
77
1960
-m-n
*78
73
77
1964
m-n
♦78
71%
80
1979
m-n
31
51%.
64
51%
59%
22
54
66'/a
41%
55
__
i
($ bonds of 1937) —
readjustment
conversion
1979
extl conv
;
1978
extl readjustment—1978
3%s ektl readjustment
A Warsaw
.U-
(Kingdom)—
17%
17%
(Republic of)—
Oct
41
'
m-n
m-s
(Hukuang Ry) 5s
rl8%
M-N
—I960
24
5 A Secured
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
a
j-d
—1961
assented
''
/
;
V
75
14%
17%
Mortgage Bank 6%s
A6V2S assented
ASinking fund 6%s
'*•
-
__
5
7-
7%
/
19%
19%
—1963
'
7%
;
i>7
4
*39%
1962
assented
7%
16%
17%
A-O
19%
1
,
73%
m-n
f
s
y-s
M-S
1
101% 104
1
13
23
65
57 Va
-•-
14
74%
65
17%
1961
Sep
27%
18
m-s
1952
.1957
(City of Brazil) 8s
A6%s extl secured
20%
71
57%
74%
-
"
.
16%
16%
1962
Sep 1961
sinking fund 6s
/
50
(State of)—
municipal loan
A Sao Paulo
7
70
17%
j-d
21
79
50%; 80%
•
3
.
11%
*25%
88
a-o
13
19%
V;
85
51%.
'
17
14%
12%
7
m-n
f-a
1946
6%s
sec
j-j
A7s
19%
83% 100
> 84/ TOO'/a
89
-rll%
16%
de
7/
83%
48,-/7 86
13%
j-d
19%
19%
18%'
_1947
f 7s
j-j
AExtl
19%
j-j
*13%
*11%
13
12%
1961
a-o
a-o
28
67
•
1940
'—1958
a-o
18%
j-j
(Rep of) gold 6s
s
18
86
so
44
5
*65'/a
m-n
18
10%
■:_; :/77.to
*103% 106
1961
Rio Grande do Sul
20%
18%
14%
647/a
1960
j-d
12%
•
75.
>-..,77.
71
m-s
19G8
13%
13
9% ' 18*%
7
;
83%,
82%
71 7
:/
m-n
1966
5
13%
10%
••
78 7/
80%;
j-d
1940
33
"5%
.
26
18
77%
ser
A8s extl loan of 1921
18%
■
5%
'v}$rn ,,76
18%
80%
.
ser
f 6s 2d
s
APrague (City of Greater) 7'/2s—1952
Queensland (State) extl 6s_
1947
:>
19%
10%
,:
•
v',5%
77 5%
157
Vv'46
__
77Ms
v
m-s
ref 3y2s series B
sec
A6s external sink fund gold
6
:•
20
„
■
s
m-n
A7s external loan of 1926
19%
12
15%
82%
5%
,
,
*7. 7 80%
71
20%
18%
-
__
•72
98
10
78
.
6%
72
40' /
;ioo% 100%
•
v.*84%
a-o
15%
5
7''
8
*100%
j-d
s
93%
a-o
;'V
••
.9%
":77v - *80
a-o
~5
19%
17%
18
__
f-a
19%
18%
page
9%
-
18%:
j-d
98%
a-o
see
.>J69
__
15%
82 7
.
15'/4
'68
47% ,62%
10
82
16%
55
63'%
v
-77:12%
A4%s assented
:
_1963
APorto Alegre (City of) 8s
—,_1961
AExternal loan 7'/2s—_———1966
/.
98%- 100%
f-a
A6s of 1927
3s external s f $ bonds
>
13%
93%
f-a
•
20>
13 ;7
14%
>.
1970
A Rio
1960
1928
67%
7
6%
8
•
13%
:
13%
9% 7.7, 8%
17'
19
Jan
85
85
7
13
97%
*11
18%
-
97% 102
1961
footnotes
q-j
,1956
A4%s assented
100% 102%
98% 100 ya
1961
—_____
18%
60
9
j-d
/'•AExternal sink fund gold 8s—_1950
103% 107%
61
18
18%
1961
j.
95
82
•
-
►
j-j
1955
•
70
Feb
AExternal sinking fund 6s
A 6s assented
of
v: 77
13%
*5%
m-s
1957
AStabilization loan
,<
Feb
AExtl sinking fund 6s
A6s
assented
Colombia
9%
•
ANat Loan extl
69%
57%
73%
100% 101%
97%
j-j
Jan
6%
15
15%
■
ANat loan extl s f 6s 1st
assented
Chinese
:;-
.
10,
q-j
1943
(City) sink fund 4%s
Aperu
;
sinking fund 6s
f 6s
•
18%
65
•
.
66%
■
m-n
1944
APernambuco
68%
56...
107% 107%
m-n
1960
69%
100% 100 %
m-n
1942
56
100% 100%
j-j
1942
f 7s
'
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a-o
1958
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assented
: 70
...
8 '
;
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6s
5 A Poland
68%
73%
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69%
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(State)—
82 y2
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.
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1959
a
83
83
3s
assented
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98
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■
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Stamped assented 5s__;
1963
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—1994
100
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1944
s
18%
7
:i952
sink fund 4y2s_
100
83
83
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30-year
ARy external
j-d
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83
98%
83
M-S
1984
2'/4s
A 6s
18%
M-S
1958
5s
Municipal Bank extl
96
34
m-n
Extl
18%
78%
33%
M-S
T960
65
/-
1954
External
Oslo
99
34
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1975
73%
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73%
61%
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(City) 8s
(Rep) External
♦18%
j-j
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82
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79%
.
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1945
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80
65
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34%
30-year
A
65%
64
18%
1952
A 6s
34
79%
18%
1961
A Chile
80
81
2>/2s
A
86'%
42
3%s
A
71%
34
10-year
A 7s
50
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A Chile
86%
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7-year
97%
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;
73%
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1943
f 5s_
s
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>> External
88
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f 4%-4%s
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69
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5s
.
•
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1957
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external
Canada
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1958
Refunding s f- 4'/4-4y2s__.
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1
4
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55
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1954
series A
97%
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j-d
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70
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s
AMontevideo
78
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M-S
External
SABrazil
74.'
m-n
f 6y2s
84%
;
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1949
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1
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97%
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a-o
1956
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Belgium
MS
15%
11
s
ASec external
14%
15
14%
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1957..
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7
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Minas Geraes (State)—
14%
j-d
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26%
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.
;
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32%
10 y8
;; 15
m-n
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••
7/.^'
1957
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—1945
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44
32 y4
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f external 4V2S
72%
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v
15
a-o
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—1958
(National Government) —
m-s
% 19 -:
A-O
_1960
f 5s
s
(Colombia) 6%s__
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Mexican Irrigation—
•
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-
44
,
15%
a-o
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25
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26
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75
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29
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1964
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104.23
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51%
———1968
■>A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s
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„
'
,
paid
paid——
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b\:
103
/
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part
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_19G0
.
-
f-a
7s series B
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102.22
101.8
1948
f
7
;
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100.5
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s
19%
99% 101
104.24
100.9
6s
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■r 12%
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104.27
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73
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Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
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19%
•
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a-o
a-1942
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>.;■«•'
■
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■
100.24
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m-s
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f-a
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5'/2s 1st series
_____1969
•
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.
j-j
3814
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j-d
1953
5%s_____l940
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wks
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,
__
/
_1949
,
-
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v
>> 1944-1952
,
38%
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•
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100
1
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103.14
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102.18
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debt
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.
107.2
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30
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No..
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External gold 5%s
105.24 .106.23
106
j-d
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: j-d
—-
105.31
108.11
•:
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107.7
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:
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106.17
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1962- 1967
_____
•
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1
5%s
1945
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__1952
110.18
104.21
106.,13 106.15
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\
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m-s
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•/ APublic
109.31
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m-n
v-
109.25
108.16
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-
a-o
1951
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.
108.31
108.10
;*108 .11 108.13
j-d
1952. 1954
/_—ii—
107.2
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..
.
107.30
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1950 1952
__
107.11
107.7
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_______
______
^1947
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External loan 4%s
/
,
106.9
'*107.29 107.31
j-d
________
104.25
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j-d
__1956-1959
Treasury "2'/2s____
Treasury, 2 VaS
Mtge Bank 6%s
(Rep of) 7s_^
(Republic of) 5s of 1904
Cuba
:
*104.24 104.26
US
__1951-1954
_
:
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
ACosta Rica
110.17
US
1945-1947
Thursday Week's Range ,
:
Last
or
Thursday's.
Interest
■
of
!'■
'•
*
.
.
110.28
107.29
.
110.29
106.17
1951-1955
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110.13
1955-1960
__
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,
*106.20 106.22
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_1946
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1952
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L1953
.
105.20
«
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unless they are the only transactions
computing the range for the year.
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104.20
1946-1948
__
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,
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-
of
,
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.
*106.4. 106.6
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__
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3V8s_.
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t
116.2.
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1943-1947
___.
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MS
1958. •1963
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s.
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.1945
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No.
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2%S—
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
■.
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•
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January 1
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1943-1945
3%s_.
are
BONDS
Bonds
J-D
_1946-1956
_.
3%s_.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
a-o
1944-1954
try
bonds
A Colombia
__1947-1952
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-
the
Government
Treasury 4%s_.
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Low
the month when
case
■/„...
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
•i
indicate in each
Exchange
YEARLY
-
interest"—except for Income and defaulted bonds. Cash and deferred delivery sales
the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote in the week in which they occur.
BONDS
New York
WEEKLY
-
(City)
A4%s assented
external
1984
7s__
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Monday, January 4, 1943
New York Stock
«»
>„„/
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64
62%
64
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f-a
64
64%
50
50
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f-a
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51%
60
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61%
2
60
4%
11%
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BONDS
'
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'
Week Ended Jan. 1
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{Abitibi Power & Paper—
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__
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J-D
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1960
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101
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80%
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99
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83
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99
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11%
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32
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i
53
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4s__—4—1966,
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f' Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969
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*
Guaranteed gold 5s____
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I
Guaranteed gold 4%s
1955
cons
110
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24
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34
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11
39%
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108% 112'A
95%
51%
44%
A-O
.^...1973
f 5s series B gtd_
13
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40
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f
62
70
J-J
—1950
___1977
.1981
3'/2s gtd
103%, llO'/a
2
56 3A
.
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—1993
24
15
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J-J
—1993
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35
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56
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M-S
105
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50% '
112% 112%
J-J"
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A-O
110% 110%
J-J'
66 3/4
30%
J-J
Ref & impt 4'/2s series E__..1977
f - Cin Wab k M Div 1st 4s——1991
St L Div 1st coll tr gold 4s.—.1990
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s
—1970
:81%
107% 112%
*113
343A
A-O
•-112%
F-A
J-D
21%
1943
—1957
Gulf cons 5s_—1952
General 5s series B_;
63%
104% 108%
112'A myA
A-O
1960
5s
4
61
38
—
deposit_.__._,
t Columbia G & E deb 5s
-/-May 1952
i
Debenture
5s__
—_—Apr 15 1952
1944
.1954
equipment trust ctfs
«
1946
-
111%
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—
f!
80
79%
80
32%
66
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\
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J-J
31
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j
.
Canada Southern
80
.
;
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72%
71
,
83%
70
■x;:1
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33
/
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59
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D——-—-1962
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65
72
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;77%-77%
J-J'/.
—i.:—
1st & ref 4%s series
41%
.
78
59
83'%
737a
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967a
59
66%
;
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88
97 V*
81%
32%
J-J
93'A
90
64
735/a
M-N
fChicago Union Station— ■'?;//,•
I; 1st mtge 374s series E———..1963
f
1st mtge 3%s series F—...
1963
'
Chic & West Indiana com 45
1952
-115%
5%
10,
/•';;•; 10
81%
♦78
A-O
947a
81%
16
97
*93%
64%
J-J
1951?;.;,
3%s
Memphis Div 1st gold 4s__
1951
\ Chic T H & Southeastern 1st 5s—1960
'1
Income guaranteed 5s
Dec 11960
f " ' ACertificates of deposit—...—
88'% 105
"•';v-
85
80%
F-A
1st mtge 3'/2s
i—...-.1967
Cin Union Term 1st gtd 3%s D_„1971
5
1st mtge gtd 3%s series E—_._1969
! Clearfield & Mahoning Ry 5s__—1943
1 Cleve Gin Chic & St Louis Ry—
113
.118
25
31
94%
96%
81
F-A
•/
110% 110%
36%
13
94
967a
M-S
^Cincinnati Gas & Elec 3'/4s——.1966
•,,*115%-: «>*-:'
34%
299
16%
93%
94
114%
114
15%
16
;
f '; Gold
27%
.•-*110 %>.-_'A
•
106% 106'%
117% 1213/4
__
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1960?
43%
F-A
\\ 35%
3
V./"1
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J-J
1951
109 %
•1
72%
18
:
•
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A_.—A..1952
Childs Co deb 5s
J-D
M-N
§ASecured 4'/2s series
f
Debenture
5s_
? {AChoctaw Ok &
98% 108
28
;;
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,1
'
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3
-
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J-J
AConv gold 4'/2s
j Chicago St L & New Orleans 5s
:
100% 100%
104% 104%
J-D
79
29%
33
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/
102%
14
100
5
A-O
\ {AChlc R I & Pac Ry gen 4s——.4988.
! '■ A Certificates of deposit.——
t
§ ARefunding gold 4s—...——-.1934
76
107
1
102% 102%
J-J
—.—1927
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95
6
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I
80
15
102% 102'/4
J-J
registered...^
66%
97
>
23%,
108% 108%
130%
% 104
126
3
130% 130%
J-J
—1975
74
38
73
953A
17
94%
927a
■
_Jan 12000
adjustment 5s
A Conv
85%
/
79%
.
.
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,
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78
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-
78
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deposit—
si
25
/
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M-S
if Burlington Cedar Rap & Nor—
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103
F-A
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98 Va
101
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48
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102% 102%
80 7b
•
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.1987
1987
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4s registered——
—_—_1987
'AStpd 4s n p Fed inc tax
1987
AGen 474s stpd Fed inc tax__„1987?
AGen 5s stpd Fed inc tax.r——1987
A4%s stamped
————1987
§ASecured- 6'/aS
—
—.——.1936%
A 1st & ref gold 5s
:—May 12037
A 1st & ref 4%s stpd
May 12037
Alst & ref 4%s C—i.May 12037
AConv 4%s series A
.-.1949
{§AChicago Railways 1st 5s stpd
X
53%
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100
101
F-A.
95'A
75
M-S
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AGeneral gold 3%s
;.
54%
45
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104%
J-J
78
'
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1949
1958
—..1977
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;
42%
48%
•
•
583%
87
*86
M-S
AGen gold 3V2s series B__May 11989
4'/2s series C
May 11989
1;:; AGen 4%s series E
May 11989
AGen 474s series F...
May 11989
I {Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
.
95% 100
103% 104
49
'
,
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■
39
43
1
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•
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Chicago Ind & Sou 50-year_4s_
1956
({Chicago Milwaukee & St-'Pahl,—
.
i
AGen 4s series A—;
May 11989
I
9
129% 129%
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62
73
/r 53%
M-N
•
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14
103% 104%
A-O.;
5
55%
73%
55%
F-A
I
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A-O
A-O
73 %
83%
A-O
837a
68
823/a
J-J
39'/a
,45
'
J-J
J-D
14
48
83%
F-A
1947
1966
44%
18%
J-J f
K 1st lien & ref 5s series B—
1957
Buffalo Gen Elec 4'/2s B—.I—1981
'iBuffalo Niag Elec 3%s series C—1967
•
iBuffalo Rochester & Pgh Ry—
- • ,• x
stamped, modified
(interest at ..;■.••>-•
f?
>
3 % to 1946) due..
1957
A Certificates
''A,,:
24%
65
-;
197a
109%
107
•
273/4
39%
:
28
.1
29
i
§ A 1st Si coll 5s
83
82
A-O
5s_„1950
Ss.1945
'Bklyn Union Gas 1st cons gold
1st lien & ref 6s series A—
*60
J-D
*108%
28%
7 ■•'.;
,
.i 1
24%
•;/ 108
6i y2
61%
61%
J-J
Sandy 1st mtge 4s_
_____1944 /
Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3%s
—.1950
Boston & Maine 1st 5s A C—
1967
X 1st M 5s series II—
.—1955 ?■/■
/■:
1st gold 4%s series JJ—
.—1961
1st mtge 4s series RR—
...I960
/,/ AInc mtge 4%s ser A—.—July 1970
{A Boston & N Y Air L 1st 4s.—1955 Bklvn Edison cons M 3%s——1966 //;
vBklyn Union
*
380
*99% 101
60
61%
60
J-J
——
19
65'/a
'
24%
,-187
46%
45%
12%
13%
303/a
62% :
1
152
•
20
1674
31
16
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106
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166
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33
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201
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J-J
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\
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32%
31
-
f
■
'
•
40%
1951
4s
stamped
________1951v
Battle Creek & Sturgis 1st gtd 3s__1989
ABeech Creek extl 1st gold 3%s____1951?,
A Bell Telep of Pa 5s series B——1948
r-') 1st & ref 5s series C
________1960
; Belvidere
Del cons 3%s—.—
1943
A Beneficial Indus Loan 2%s
—1950
2%s debentures—
1956
1 Beth Steel 3%s conv debs—-—-1952
■Jp Consol mtge 3%s series F___—-1959 «
■X Consol mtge 3s series G__—1960 /••;
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1965 ;
t
•
32%
31
'
24%
J-J
Bangor & Aroostock
Con ref 4s_
!'
32%
.•33,/2': 35%
32%
Pgh L E & W Va System—
* .♦ w
R«£ gold 4s extended to_—1951.
Toledo Cin Div
[M
140
61
■'
S'west Div 1st M'(int at 2Vi% "
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V
!
3-D
due___
2000
F (int at 1% to
://
due_—
,
321s
18
1947
'
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3%s
due—-——.1996
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;
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60%
31'/a
60%
A-O
,
22
16%
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.1989
.11989
ARefunding gold 5s series B
]
.
due———1995
Ref & gen ser C (int at 1%% - •
to Dec 1 1946) due——-1995 s
Ref & gen ser D (int at 1# to
•
1; 1946)
75
133/4
16%
303/a
40
52%
181
•::'%
62%
268
.
|
Stamped modified bonds—
f ■>>/
1st mtge gold
(int at A% to
•.//
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948
Ref Si gen ser A (int at 1% to
Dec
60
58%
59%
51
18%
J-J
•
>
68%
17%
series A—1988
95% 101
10
Si Ohio RR—
gold 4s—»•.—____July 1948
67 %
AGen inc mtge 4'/2s_
.—2038
1 }{AChic Ind & Louisville ref 6s A..1947
;
B
mtge
110% 112'%
*1107a
——
Chicago Gt West 1st -4s
3
t
1st
8'A
163/B
/ ;<
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X,
18
J-J
f
77%
30%
25%
4'
v
33
J-J
57%., 66%
*105% 106
M-S
1953*
74
100% 101
J-J
•
1
87%
101
•'/ 28%
34%
_._1949
4s—...
Division
1st & ref 4%s series B
?
100% 103%101
104%
f? 4
87%
28
J-J
J-D
110
109
32
Z 32%
3
1st & ref 5s series A—...——1971
|Chicago & Eastern III RR—/'
A Gen mtge inc
(conv).
—1997
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s—
1982
;
109% 112%
73
A'.
8%
60
J-J
;
...
4s registered...
,
i
/
\
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i
74%
M-N
96
105
105%
84%
87%
J-J
,
103
25
3
47
6%
registered...^—_.._.._..i949
3%s
Illinois
/
.
97% 101%
—
103
103/a
6%
578
1949
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR— •
?
Illinois division 3'/2s.
1949
r
110% 112%
*102% 103'A
103
J-J
-
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111% 112
111%
J-D
107
25'
6
.1992
1996
'// General 4s_
101
102%
J-J
-
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*100
M-3
/
101
104%;
104%
J-D
i;: Conv 4s of 1905
1955
">; Conv gold 4s of 1910
i—1960
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s__—1958
i
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4%s A„
1962
Atl Knox & Nor 1st gold 5s
1946 Atl & Charl A L 1st 4'/2S A
1944
1st 30-year 5s series B—
1944
/Atlantic Coast 1st cons 4s
July 1952
General unified 4'/2s A—
1964 *■:
V,
L & N coll gold 4s—
—.Oct 1952
Atlantic & Danville Ry 1st 4s
1948 »
i
Second mortgage 4s
•.
1948 ./
Atl Gulf & W I SS coll tr 5S—
1959
22'%
6%
)
?
95
87%
78
95
*104% 109
J-D
76
6%
AChicago & Alton RR ref 3s__.
•
106% 112
88 y4
94%
95
M-N
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—1955::;
.
V
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■•}
,
100% 106%
59
'
24 Va
i: Ref & impt M 3 y2s series E
1996
j.;. Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
.....—1946
100% 106%
r
*91%
Nov
45%
A-O
___1987
....1962
| / R & A Div 1st cons gold 4s_
991/4101
^.
5
111% 111%
111%
A-O
'
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69%
A-O
J-J
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108
56%
>
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General' 4s___„—i.1995'Adjustment gold 4s
—1995
M-N
1987
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry— •
1, General gold 4y2s_._
;
Ref & impt mtge 3'/2s D
/
/
Atchison Topeka & Santa
67
1961
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1987
553A
87
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:
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100
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68
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23
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1966
...
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61
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48%
.
'
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7 93
42%
48%
102% 102%
97
.'•,, i Central Pacific 1st ref gtd gold 4s_1949
'■
Through Short L 1st gtd 4s__.._1954
'
Guaranteed gold 5s___.
l.x.._1960
'§ ACent ral RR & Bank'g of Ga 5s__1942
Certain-teed Prod 5%s A__.._l_.__1948
1013A 1043/a
;
1
100
,.1948
i'Central N Y Power 374s__
100% 10474
-.,24
:
99% 103
102%
A-O
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•105% 108%
5974
1
F-A
^Central Illinois Light 3%s__
4s
/ '••r'
100
J-J
68
61
106% 109
J-J
; {ACent New Eng 1st gtd 4s__.
/{ACentral of N J gen gold 5s
••, / •
5s registered
;
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47
6
J-D
.
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1
60 Va
60'/8
..1947
'; ' AMobile Div 1st gold 5s_.-™__1946
•.
59.
'
60
11
m-s
64
7;''
1077a
107
76%
51/
.
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.
101%./
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Tobacco Co
51.
103% 104'A
1077a
A-O
conv
.
92
63
47
/
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j-j
78
50
/:.
.
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m-n
1966
debentures—.
:
/
92%
January 1
No.
108% 109
109
M-N
ARqf & gen 5s series C__/_'._
1959
AChatt Div pur money gold 4s_.1951
94%
85
13
103% 103%
107% 107% W'X'A
>
99
• 787a
80'/2 '
10
104
.104%
103% 7
,
Sold
High
1962
{Central of Georgia Ry—
•
A 1st mtge 5s
Nov 1945
§ A Consol gold 5s
_.._™____1945
ARef & gen 5%s series B
1959
63
,81%
M-S
...1950
.1981
,t
63
55
693A '
60%
;
•
debentures——_—1956 *:
deb 3s
—1962
Am Wat Wks & Elec 6s series A___1975
A Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb—*___-1967
/{Ann Arbor 1st gold 4s_i——-_i—1995 •;
Ark & Memphis Ry Bdge & Term 5s 1964
j Armour & Co (Del) 4s B_____——1955
V
1st sink fund 4s series C (Del)-1957,
3s
54
91":
m-s
«
103%
103
gold 4s.._.
:iCelanese Corp 3%s debs
;Celotex Corp deb 4%s w w_.
ACent Branch U P 1st gold 4s
104% 107%
68%
:•/'■• 60%/593/4
;;•/ 54%
/ 51
V
?__ :
*60%
./'
m-s
.Cart & Adir 1st gtd
J-J
1965
Ohio 4s__
&
Carriers & Gen Corp 5s w w
'
.,
106%
102
89%
-.6974
•
F-Ay'.' I
4%s debs~U—1951
Foreign Pow deb
3'As
•
A-O
62%
104% 104%
'
90%
j-d
4s__..^._1952 5s_._™._2030
Amer I G Chem conv 5%s™_____1949 4
;Am Internat Corp conv 5'/2s
__1949
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
3 'A s
debentures
—*_1961
Amer
—
F-A
Allis-Chalmers Mfg conv
&
'
—
___
Allied Stores Corp
'Am
.
A-O
1946
1944
5s modified
..1949,;
5s modified.--.™—______.:____1950
,/ A5s income_.__.___.——_1950
Alleghany & West 1st gtd 4s
1998/
modified
—
;
72% '
44%
*103% — =*102 81
*107%
••
*57% 63
*57% 63
*93%
*92% .94 '■
A-o
Albany & Susquehanna RR
3'As registered™.
Alleghany Corp—
Clinch
60'/8
1949
t§ACarolina Central 1st gtd 4s
Range Since
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked:
Period
Week Ended Jan. 1
\
Last
Interest
Low
100% 1017/a
98% 102%
*103% 105
__
A-O
3%s__Jl946
,
__
Thursday Week's Range
-
High
65%
70%
48%
*~
*47%
*101%
*102
J-D
1953
___1953
1948
1947
F-A
5s
Low
No.
High
/
.
Carolina
10-year deb 4'As stamped.'.
1946
Ala Gt Southern 1st cons A 5s___1943
cons
■January 1
.
Stock Exchange
New York
Range Since
Sold
•
•.'.!
1st
or
„
/
Alabama
Bonds
Thursday's
Bale Price Bid & Asked
East
•
Industrial Companies
Railroad and
t
BONDS
Thursday Week's Range
'
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58
19
21
59
110% 110%
10
1083/4 1113/4
109%
71
106
109
109%
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bonds
New York
Stock Exchange
Week Ended Jan. 1
}.!
Thursday-Week's Range
Last
or Thursday's
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Interest
Sold
Period
Low
,
&
Conn
Pasump Riv
1st 4s
1943
L 1st & ref 4%s
1951
——1951
bon.DS-
No.
High
Low
Monday, January 4, 1943
BOND RECORD
Range Since
January
'
•.
I
New-York Stock Exchange
^
■
1
Week Ended Jan. 1
I
High
A-0
■
Period
/•,'
/V"
Thursday Week's Range
Last
or
Thursday's
Interest
.
\
.
Bonds
<-
Sale Price Bid & Asked
// V;'
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Range Since
/January 1
Sold
High
'NO.
Low
High
Illinois Central RR—(Continued)
i
'
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:
gtd 4%s
Stamped
:
*112
J-J
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1943
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9
23
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4139
157-
Volume
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Last
Interest
Low
Low
N*.
High
1951
1952
1979
1963
Sag 3%s
Lans &
Jack
<>
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—
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56
56%
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1951
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____1955
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1955
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1963
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1947
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1949
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.1954
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1952
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1961
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1960
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1955
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1963
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1953 :
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1975
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1950
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1961
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42
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series
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1970
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1974
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1978
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6s debentures
1950
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1965 /.
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1951
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—1947
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1965
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1966
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—.1949
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..2000
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1973
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71
98% 101
40
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M-N
M-N
1965
A__„
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series
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1969
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52
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F-A
F-A
V.50%
46%
1998
1998
—.—1998
registered
.
V 99 %
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gold 3Vis
registered
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3 Vis
3Vis
■
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67%
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57%
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Consol gold 4s
1948
4s sterl stpd dollar..
May 1 1948
Gen mtge 3%s series C
1970
Cons' sinking fund 4%s
1960
"■"'■WVK"
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com
gold 5s
1943
F-A
89
87%
120
A-0
105
M-N
105% 105%
j-j
*10011
__
122
105% 108%
i
;
92% (
106 % '
09% 101%
M-N
...I960
r»
a
Tenn
3%s series D
Deferred
delivery sale
not
included
in
97%
98%
14
98 Va
year's range,
d Ex-interest,
not included in the years
e Odd-lot sale not
range.
rCash sale
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale
not included in the year's range.
,
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tThe price represented is the dollar
pound unit of bonds. Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
tCompanies reported
the Bankruptcy
as
being in bankruptcy,
..
quotation per 200-,
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Thursday's bid and asked price.
A Bonds selling flat.
97% 100%
/'
the
No sales transacted during
'V
;.
102Va 105
103
:
103
m-n
85%
104% 104%
88%
89
'a--—"
—1968
Wisconsin Public Service 3 %s—„—1971
1st
43%
88
77%
!
100% 101%
37%
50
*109Va 110%
■'
,-v
deposit—
deposit
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s
81
54
40%
47%
of
54
;
;
41%
•
.—1949
5ASu & Du div & term 1st 4s.—1936
87
83
101%
*101
*103% 104%
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1st
—
25
41%
v
;
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......
84
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a-0
3%
38%
83%
43
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deb
38%
20%
—
.
m-s
Conv
20%
54
■'
,
j-j
...1954
103
36 Va
87
v-'i
M-N
...2361
—
36%
34%
83%
j-d
;
100% 104%
34%
36%
.
m-s
....
*100 A-
•'
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41%
,
112
36%
M-N
j-j
'
40%
y;.
m-s
Pulp & Paper 3s
ACertificates
109% 112% f
106%
4s
ACertificates
j
*106
105% 110
...1955
\
J
89 %
1st
Winston-Salem S B
i
88
91
40
107% 110
a-o
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s.__ ...1949
;
93% f
69
118% 121%
108% 108%
Wheeling Steel 1st 3%s series B ...1966,;
»'
61%
88
92%
86%'i
105(4
119% 119%
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s A
♦
67%
'<•111% 112
J-J
89
87 %
1
►
...1951
70%
■;'
92
•
87%
..1956
gold 5s
C—
'if
J
87%
West Va
!
92%
8.7%
,
*106% 109%
...1943
ser
Registered
I
93%
6%'s.i.
3%s B_
West Shore
>
400
103
:
a-0
25-year gold 5s„———1951
—I960
30-year 5s
Westinghouse el & Mfg 2VaS
—1951.
|
46%
53%
'
1994
gold 4s
[
50%
69%-
..
V
j-j
t.>v Western Union Teleg gold 4%s_.—1950
68%,
52
•'
89
J-J
•
f
40-:,;-
-103
—1946
Pacific
: a5s assented
:
102
,
A.—1946
N Y & Pa gen gold 4s_
a Western
I
106% 108%
31
94%:
10314
.
V
123
—1966
Maryland 1st 4s
—...1952
1st & ref 5%s series A—....—1977
,
95
103
.
m-S
.—1967
Western
'
v
f
104% 106%
50%
F-A
1st 5s e—...1963
mtge 3V2S series I
32
103
3-d
j
103"% 108%
~4
30
83
3
13
103
*
F-A
...1950
stpd gtd
mtge.3%s__
38
94%
103
F-A •'
■
3-d
Gen
A-0
..1956
!1
-1
Q-M
West Penn Power
40%
*
r
94%
0
103
M-S
—1948
Westchester Ltg 5s
-f
123
123
A-O
—«—L955-
6s debs—
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s——1948
Washington Term 1st gtd 3%s„__ 1945
1st 40-yesvr guaranteed 4s
i„1945
98%
29
1st mtge 4s
'*-■
3-3
1950
M-S.
Warren RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%s._2000
M-N
_.__1946
A...
Standard Oil N J deb 3s
2% debenture
69
102 Va 104
90
72%
V.
M-S
/'
97% 100
72
55%
53%
6s__._
series
89
90
A-O
.—1971
5s series B_—
ARef & gen
Walworth Co
■15 ii
2
103% 103%
54%
Jlf-S
gen
3s
109% 111%;
80
104%
'
Warner Bros Pict
15 If
3%
3
67%
-
gen
ref
—
111%
#79
.
1958
4s series A..
ARef gen
•'
33
39
*105% 105%
M-N
gold 5s
Tel
97%
102
*108Va —
*110
.1966
5s
cons
tAWabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A—.1975
14%
100
107% 107%
3-3
1977
ref gtd 4s__.
1st
91
"
15%
5%
15
4
105% 105%
*
&
Bell
*108 Va
__
,
13%
102Vi 103
*
&
St Louis Div
93% 101%
M-S
mtge 4s inc series A
1981
AGen mtge inc 4%s ser B—___1991
14%
•-
39
Div
Southwestern
93
25
F-A
AGen
5
100
A-0
1981
1st
1st
1st mtge
!
13%
1968
3%s...
series
1955
gtd 5s_—_.__2003
...
1st 4s_
cons
15
98%
W
}
13
'
4s
98%
97%
>-
i
101% 104%
13%
__._.1969
gen
97%
98
J-J
"?■'
123% 125;
470
Mem
&
•
14%
Devel
1st
912i
___
14
3-3
Aug 1949
;
Ry 1st
&
97%
Va & Southwest 1st
'-"v. :-l
(Oregon Lines) A
Pac RR 1st
Devel
;1
.
Southern
A-0
F-A
12
27
A-0
"
.
94%
F-A
.
28%
1947
A...
Gold 4VaS__
'
100% 103%
93%
'
6%
14
1949
Term
*101% 102
93%
M-S
17%" f
101% 103% !
10%
3-3
...1962
coll)...
secured
100 Va 101%
A-0
1968
7%
33
F-A
Gold 4%s
10-year
2%
-36
A-O
.—1950
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■San Fran
"2
306
F-A
registered
1st 4Vis
101
)
4%
..1979
6s
100 % 101 Va
*101
f
27
3-3
1941
-
Power
76%
28%
F-A
—1954
Tel~3%s
debentures
101
M-N
...1957
Virginian Ry 3%s series A
56%
4
14
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs—1964
South & Nor Ala RR
gtd 5s.—_.1963
Bell
26%
26
-
M-S
ctfs_.
Skelly Oil 3s debentures
102
M-N
Ya
1;
']:
38%
.
15%
14%
•
deposit
6s
57 '
31
63
"
*121% 124
•••'•
A-0
2%s sinking fund debentures
t§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
Simmons Co debentures 4s
;
South
—
A-0
certificates.,
Oil
I
1950
A
of
n
103 Va 103%
»-
1950
_
1st gtd 4s
tASeaboard All Fla
■
M-N
deposit.—.
series
ACertificates
t§AAtl & Birm
A6s
~6%
17
102%
99
——1959
§ARefUnding 4s___
Certificates
M-S
—1989
—
5s.—.
100
"
6%
16
:
..Oct 1949
§a4s gold stamped—
a
10
131
series A
Elec & Pwr 3%s series B
Wabash RR Co—
a
J-J
102
103
101 VB 102
*
ARef & gen 5s series D—1980
gtd 4s_
JSeaboard Air Line Ry—
§ A 1st gold 4s unstamped
a
16%
A-0
gtd gold 4s_^ —1943
Schenley Distillers 4s s f deb..__ —1952
Scioto
~6%
f-A
100
100
Iron Coal & Coke 1st gold 5s__1949
Virginia Pub Serv 1st mtge 3%S—1972
86
.34
101%
101% 101%
M-N
1
21%
24%
■
Union
Ar
—1941
Nov
...
25%
*81
J-J
Paul E Gr Trk 1st 4%s_i_ —1947
.
101%
{.
/I;
23%
22%
*
27%
gold 4S.1968
—
22%
11%
39
46
3-3
cons
....
11
11%
161
f
66
J-J
1st
100% 100 %
11953
May 11952
11%
22
85 %
—1952
f §ASt P & K C Sh L gtd 4V2S
Paul
84%
..Nov 1989
St Paul & Duluth
fASt
!
85'/a
gold 5s series A__ —1990
SAlst term & unifying 5s
St
M-N
*99%
46
95%
55
623
19% '
l
.
certificates
100% 100%
102%
United Stockyards 4%s w w_._____1951
Utah Lt & Trac 1st & ref 5s.
..1944
Utah Power & Light 1st 5s—i._—1944
JSt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
A 1st
*99%
*101
Nov
2.65s
67%
105
M-N
-.-....May
...
2.60s.
60
,
79
;;z V--:
20
B.__
2.55s
107%
69 Vi
80
44
'
..1959
APrior
.
96
1
.
M-N
*40
1
& P 5s stpd
St L Rocky Mt
106
69
90% 100
104
..
M-N
Nov
...
2.45s
•>.'
91% 100%
"l
106% 106%
3-3
—1996
§Riv & G Div 1st gold 4s-__- ..1933
ACertificates of deposit
L
*98%
'
.; -
*103%
May 11950
.1...
2.35s
Southern—
*ASt L Peor & N W 1st gtd 5s_. -.1948
St
A-0
3-3
gold 5s__... ..1996
...
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<
...1947
86
11943
Nov
—
2.20s
5%. 10%
'
gold 6s—
St Louis
1st 4s
18
99%
May 11949
...
.
2.50s
Island
94":
•
—May 11943
1.125s
•'2.05s
9 Vi
103% 107
93
99%
M-S
99
99'
102% 106
;
93%
99%
■
95%
95%
5
22
*106 Va —:
A-0
107Va 111
21
•'
Steel
2.15s
4%
,
101
debentures
1.00s
10% : 22%
11%
96
22
97%
105 Vi 106
'
106% 108%
17
10%
States
Serial
109%
82
9
RR & Canal gen 4s_._
United
f
6
99 % 103
5
97
96 Va
106
.
U N J
•
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111%
5
12
96%
M-S
'
St
106%
108
7%
107 Va 108
;
97%
3-D
(Del) 5s______._._l353
■1'( '2.40s
Saguenay Pwr Ltd 1st M 4%s__....1966
92%:
105/
100% 100%.
A-0
{
1
22%
108
A-O
M-N
United Drug Co
109% 110
108
100%
3-3 "
J1970
j
64
12
7%
.1941
39
109
20%
111
7%
United Biscuit 3 %s debs__._._..._1955
United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s_.__1952
129%
21%
90%
81%
,
102 % 102%
1
55
*110
Gen
|
63
171
*110
3%s series H
j
101%
58%
M-S
106
*110
P.
J-J
35-year 3Vis deb
.......
1971
Ref mtge 3%s series A__i_..__.1980
"
100% 104% ..i
27%
26
1977
Gen ,mtge
100% 104%
100% 106 %
*60%
3-3
A_—.1949
Roch Gas & El 4 Vis series D_
33
*100% 102
J-D
gold 4s„1939
coll trust 4s
&
cons
West
101%
104% 105
M-N
Revere Copper & Brass 3Vis—.I960
80%
99% 101%
^
1st & land grant 4s—;
34-year 3%s deb
___.
101%
2
12
U
105
Union Oil of
F- A
22%
..
106
108% 111 Vi
103
88
Republic Steel Corp 4%s series B..1961
87
90%
*116
3-3
90
Rand
12
98% 101 %
90%
.
M-S
1953
A-0
Remington
233
—
221%
R
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s_—1951
21% .22%
1949
Tri-Cont Corp 5s conv deb A__
216
104% 104%
104%
43
*100% 101
Trenton Gas
110% 110%
__
102% 104%
47%
63
143 % 144%
*105% 106
A-0
69
63
86%
105% 106%
225
69%
58%
*100
.
J-D
108Vi 111
105% 105%
*215
.
57%
30
J-D
t§ AUnion Elec Ry
M-N
—1972
2037
&
...
A-O
Union Electric Co of Mo 3%s__
1st &
1st
1st
64
68
"
3%s__1960
1st 4s,—_—195Q
1st gold 4s._1946
Tol St.Louis, & West
8%
V
80
*109V4
,
..
70%
68%
61%
21%
J-J
58 V4
*102% 106
.
,
44
66%
•
63
A-O
1943
High
98 Va 102%
68%
96~"
86%
v-V'.-T'- ■■>5%"1 7%'
..
J-J
Jan 1960
§AThird Ave RR 1st 5s ext...
95
M-S
Low
11
67%
68
J-D V
ref
No.
101% 101%
68 %
ref
Range Since
January 1
Sold
High
66%
1977
&
Third Ave
101%
3-D
B
&
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
series
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5%s A
93
105% 107%
108% 108%
95%
Last
1
Period
Gen
106 Vi
M-S
4s__—_—1956
Terminal
120
—
M-N
t A Providence Securities 4s__——1957
f A Providence
108
118
*106
Interest
,
Low
F-A
mortgage 3 Vis—
Pressed Steel Car deb
91%
J-J
3'As..
M
:
Gen
J-J
—
1st
Pwr
107
M-S
——1951
1st 5s extended to
Thursday Week's Range
Exchange
High
J-D
1st
Stock
Week Ended Jan. 1
.
,
current weekv
...
25
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4139
1.57
Volume
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
in
extensive list we furnish
following
the
In
the week in
Saturday Dec
daily reports
•
.
York
Last
Exchange
Curb
Sale Price
Week Ended Jan. 1
Wire
Acme
Air
Associates Inc
Aircraft
"5
—1
(N J)„.
Accessories
Air Investors
Alabama
$7 preferred-
preferred—...
SB
Jan
6%
5
Dec
8%
Feb
1%
200
1%
Jan
2
200
•
"1%,
1%
1%
83
Mar
■
107
Feb
1
93
50
79
Sep
97
.Jan
«
2%
100
~3%
-
,*
3%,
3%
•
%
Allied Intl Investing $3 coirv pfd.
Allied
Products
Class
A
241/2
..—10
Goods
Aluminum
103
106%
105% 106 %
13'/2
13%
Industries common....—
Ltd
Aluminium
Mfg..—..—...•
common
.1.
American
Board
Box
:
—._10c
B—
American
Oil
American
May
4%
/;50
90%
.100
12%
Cities
American
Class •' A
American
B
14'/2
I414
A
warrants..—
Fork & Hoe common——*/
Gas & Electric—.
i_10
preferred———
.100. :
American General Corp common—10c
$2 convertible preferred———1J,
Laundry
Light & Trac common.—25
20
Mach
preferred——
6%
American
Mfg
Preferred
Potash
American
Seal-Kap
*
Thread
American
Writing
Anchor
5%
preferred
Arkansas Power
,
Aro Equipment
A
Oil
Associated
Electric
American
7% Mar
21
.50
26% July ;
26% Nov
18% Mar
Jan
A
Jan
85
■<
A
Xl8;
Aug
175
39-
May
4%
800
;■
Feb
6%
2%
%
>
t;
A Jan
33%
2,800
1%
.
%:
200
100
97%
.95%
97 %
Line
Coast
Rayon
;
:
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Automatic
91%
160
Apr
'
103 y8 Jan
jj Sep
r
1%
Apr
9
90
class
■'
/
I
;
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Barium
Barlow
$1.20
Co
Stainless
&
3%
3%
3%
A
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Beau
Beaunit
,
.
Iff
.
'
a'a
NOV
5%
:
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Benson
of
&
Jan
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.'1
414
'!
3
Jan
-
Sep
Feb
Bickfords Inc
$2.50
July
35% Oct
4%
»
NOV/
•% Mar
5
1%
7 '
19%
3
Jan
Blue
$3
Ridge Corp
20%
For
footnotes
Ohio
page .29-,
Products————1
1% pfd
100
Steel
& Light
West Utilities——50c
Cherry-Burrell common—
5
Chesebrough Mfg
—
-25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co——5
Chicago Rivet & Mach——————4
Consolidated: Mining
f
$6
60c
*
preferred—
preferred B..
preferred BB
Dec
Cities
5%
Sep
preferred
City Auto Stamping
—
City & Suburban Homes—
Nov ,v
$6
28%
Jan
Controller
Claude
Neon
Jan
103%
Jan
.
Mar
8 %- Dec
7 ■■■;« Dee
4%
;
Electric
1%
3/4
Dec
7%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
Coal
8%
Feb
Apr
22%
Sep
6% May
1% Jun
11%
Oct
Colt's
Patent
Fire
preferred.100
Columbia Oil & Gas__
1
Commonwealth & Southern warrantsCommunity Public Service
;
25
Jun
Community
Dec
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c extended to 1946—
5%
9%
15-
Dec
5,000
2%
275.
Apr
9%
Dec
%
39
550
Mar
& Coke Secur common
Jan
Conn Gas
Sep
Conn
8
Jan
Consolidated
5
Jan
Consol G E L P Bait
Jan
series B preferred
4% preferred series C
Consolidated Gas Utilities—
Nov
40 %
Dec
Apr
40
50
40
Apr
Apr
12%
11%,
12%
150
3%
Jun
6,
1,000
July
11
Nov
:
6 ::
% Apr
4% Nov
Telephone & Electric
4%%
Biscuit
Corp.
Co—
Jan
Feb
3% Dec
55
Feb]
4%
Dec
52, Jan
82% Jan
82%
4%
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
15
Mar
%
Feb
850
5%
6%
3,000
4% Sep
6%
Ap r
6%
7
300
3% Jan
7%
Dec
1%
1%
1%
100
1%
Dec
21
Sep
% Mar
3%
Jan
Mar;'
5
35
Jan
4% Aug
6% May
..
7%
Apt
% Mar
2%
Nov'
Mar
4%
Dec
May
2Va
Jail
Jan
46%
50
1,350
46 %. Dec
22
24
72%
24%
1,050
15% Sep
% Apr
34
%
U
Va
8,300
1/64
1/128
1/64
39,900
14%
14%
%
14%
A
1/256 Mar
13
Mar
600
1,350
7%
1,700
7
1
"2%
2%
2/8
6,200
1
39a
2%
_1
57%
2%
1,200
55%
57%
2,777
110% 111
103
2%
230
101%' 103
150
2
2%
1,000
Jan:
1%
A
18
Jan
Nov;
Jan
Apr
Jan-
Oct
A
7%
1
14
Jan
5,900
7%
100
100
i\
%
28
1
•
common
Dec
:
30%
•A
9% Mar
.
39
1 Va
A
27
20
4%
4%
1
Water Service
10
16%
77
77
.
77
.100
Columbia Gas & Elec 5%
Mar
6,700
2%
28% Sept
25
Arms
37
1,000
100
Sep
Apr
i. 1
34
3%
1,150
.
27
6,050
117
10%
4%
4%
6%
Dec
Jan!
Jan
65%
Apr
2Va May
1%
Jun
% Jan
12,400
T
Aug
Nov
4%
:
A 53%
51
51
9%,
3%
1/8
Mar
4% NOV
8%.
3%
Dec,;
83
A Mar
warrants——a—
30
3%
600
700
-
2
34
5%
A
47
2,600
101
___*
;/x4% Feb
1,600
40
com"!•
150
1%
30
Dec
100
5%
4%.
112% 113/4
%
65%
-
Apr
4%:
10%
,;70% Apr
1%
2,500
8% Aug
200
A
Jan
..
4
-
6% May
4%
3%
37%
79%
Co
3%
350
2% Mar
"9% A
5%
Jan
%
13
'
350
•
29
Utensil Co.
3%
6,000
.5%
Jan
107
7% Dec
-
Dec
8
■■
1%
Plow
2,900
A
400
Dec
87%
85% May
'% Dec
V.
4%
Aluminum
Cockshutt
8%
10
5,900
111
,
Jan
65
65
6%
—
7%
37
7%,
7%
,'A 7
2,300
—4
Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron
21
100
7%
Oct
Apr
.72 % May
—•
common...——;.*
Cohn & Rosenberger Inc—
—•
Colon Development ordinary.
Colonial Airlines
———1
Club
Dec
.
,:/•%/.:
:io
NOV
9% Dec
6
.
77
Illuminating—
% Aug
3%
A :v;.;8Ar/
a
/
250
78%
...1
Inc
6% May
100
5%
1,000
.
Dec
Jan j
Jan i.
3%
2% May
,
Dec
14
Dec
"i%
*
Mfg—
2,200
2,100
2,300
7%
4% Jan
.13% Jan.-
HI*'
Co——.———.. ...1
Lights
8%
38%
100
3%v,4;
$7 preferred..
Service P & L
$6
150
4
'II*
I—*
i—.——.x
37%
3
7%
3%
Clinchfield
25
n
5%
111%
Apr
4% Feb
.4,100
87%
8
8
"%
9%
Cleveland Tractor common;
*
■■
.10
Oct
22%
38%
Jani
Apr
90
.100
Jan
22%
lO^'a
8%
;
85
87
...1
...
-"16%
2%
.
500
%
9%
Apn
6% Apr1
99
6
preferred.,
Jan
7%
"■
20;
42
35% May
14
Cities Service common..—...
4%
300!
7%
%
8
5%'
Childs Co
x4%
U
9%
9%
8%
Oct /
33%
1
•
Feb;
90
6/a
Feb
900
36
30
2%
Jun
4%
37
105%
NOV!
%
12
5%. Oct
6%
27% Dec
9,500
2%
4%
100
2%
Cleveland
29%
3%
9%
Oct
134%
-May
8% Jan
6%
£
Apr
17% Dec
•
see
Apr
A Mar
125
2%
H
4
4,500
3%
•
Mar
5,500
105.,
A'rcraft Co.———
Clark
18%
2%
common...;.—II—1
2
xl9V4 May
of America—
...1
& Elec com——*
7% preferred.100
New York Power 5% pfd—100
Jan
19 'h
100
28%
1
1% July
Jan
10
I'ff
Corp
May
13
175
280
4%
___1
optional convertible preferred
Dec
Apr
1%
1%. ;1,100
9%.
Chief
Dec
29%
•
common
3%
121
Jan
Feb
*
(E W)
2%
iff
Dec
v
414
16.
5
>•
12% May
•
;
700
% NOV"
/
Aug
3%
37%
5
100
common
Dec
3%
18
*
10
1
preferred
1%
1%
•
—1
1'
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach Co
Blauner's common
Bliss
*
4 Va
2% )VIay
20
Berkey & Gay Furniture
IZb- Dec
% Mar
1
Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip Co._5
Charis Corp common
———10
Nov
2% May
10
preferred
100
Hudson Gas
Power
400
15%
1
—
A July
1%
3%
preferred—*
& Co
& South
3,000
3%
,
common.
Jan
38%- 38%
(A M)
Central
109%
1
Jan
22;
•
900
371/2
*
-1
Canada
Hedges
% Aug
Sep
A
-
'
common..
Central
%
,
Mar
700
2%
2%
..5
Aircraft Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
tl Dec
,
1%
common:
Dec
67
y2 Oct
3
7,100
16%
4%
3'4
Co
% Feb
-
% Mar
200
5% 1
-1
Beech
300
—
(J W) Co common.
Products—
Central
'
2%
$1.50 convertible preferred
■A:v.% Jan
Central Maine Power
Jan
13
2% Mar
.t;
V 200
-1
common
200
A
—
Castle
Central
"Ludwig"
Mills Inc
Dec
Dec
% Aug
A
^
•
—
A
—
Corp
Carrier
Catalin
300
4%
■
class
Co
&
Clayton & Lambert
Brummell Ties Inc..
Jan
%
300
%
3/a
1
preferred
$6
Dec *
2%
.1
Refractories Inc
Baumann—See
V8
20%
%
—*
voting
non
City Products:
Capital
Nov
"
Basic
x"%
2% Aug
4% Nov
15%
2%
com—10
common
12
8 % Mar
11% Aug
2% Mar
6
2,300
'/,//
29
51/4'
514
1
Steel
91% Jan
61% Sep
1,300
Zx,/
preferred———.—.———100
Carter
'
Seelig' Mfg—
convertible
9%
9%
2.50
Deo
9%
106
common
Jan
3% Nov
Jan
60
19%
for
1,600
76
Oct
15%
5% Aug
22%
Jun
.
—
common.
9,100
J
Apr
Jan
Jan
.30
Rubber
11
84
10
Oct '■
4%
42
Jan
3"%
;
—..5
preferred
Dec
2 %
4%
B
1%
35%
—.———•
voting—.
Casco
Nov
Baldwin Locomotive—
Purchase. warants
200
15%
6%
300
5%
5%
y.
Babcock & Wilcox Co
.
Apr
38
25
A
900
•
Baldwin
10%
Oct
14%
Jan
4%
11150
participating preferred—
Industrial Alcohol—
1,000
400
.
•
A
11%
Dec
;
11% July
£1
Collieries..
37%
100
.
Oct
Class B
%• Nov
4%
_•
Tobacco
13%
% Sep
% Jan
6,100
Jun
Carman
1% Nov
Apr
5%
Voting. Machine—..—.*
Ayrshire. Patoka
13%
Oct
80
May
;
Carolina Power & Light $7
%
"91/4
Avery (B F) & Sons common
—1.5
6% preferred....—_—.25
Axton-Fisher
5
Aug
6%
Jun
19
Jan
6V4
4%
Products————
1%
■
300
5%
5%
12%
77%
Dec
-
300
9Vi
Plywood Corp
Automatic
Jan
7% Jan
6%%
1%
18,500
■5%
...
Nov
2
1/4 Feb
Assn
Insurance
9
...5,100
4%
4%
—
Dec
1%
Jun
Central
Forge common
•
Carnation
75% Aug
28%
warrants
:
Apr '!'■
11/4
8%
.50
Drop
11%
100
\X.
12
.%
—
2%
Nov
1%
i/i//
Corp———-.1
Atlas
Jun
6%
77%
7%
*3% NOV
/ 27/e Jan
J. • ■}'$ Jan
f; 7% July
.
•
—
Dec
1.000
1%
1%
""%
Canadian Marconi
2% NOV
'
.
Jun
1%
<
Co pfd—100
Co.
Dec
13
5
pfd—100
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd—
Class B
Dec
8%
1
1
: i vb
Atlanta Gas Light 6% preferred—..100
Coast Fisheries
1
Atlantic
14%
Oct
100
11%
:
mil
certificates
trust
Fire
Class
Jan
61/8
r
Apr
Jan
:
2
200
8%
1%
8
Atlantic
Atlantic
Mar
Feb
Jan
Oct
1
Apr
1%
.
3,800
2%
2%*
/
5%
Tel & Tel class A.
Birm & Coast RR
"5%
50o
50c
'
Am dep rets 5% %
pfd.—...—— £ 1
Caiamba Sugar Estate
....—....20
California Electric Power
10
Callite
Tungsten Corp
1
Cessna
Atlanta
31%
1
Wireless
&
7 %
Jan
2%
Apr
2%
2
"2% "2%.'
Associated Laundries of America... —*
Associated
Jun
Canadian
61% Mar
r
1% Mar
-
.
800
61 Ye
59
5
...
1%
—1
—.25
—
Sullivan
&
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Industries-^-
dep rects reg
14%. Jan
% Mar
U%
—£1
preferred
Burma Corp Am dep rets.—
Burry Biscuit Corp
—12 %o
Camden
Dec
27%
Jun
500
4,000
..1
—.
Nov
$3
Inc
Voting
13% Nov
•
Apr 4
100
,
6
__.__._1
„
Refining Co.
Breweries of Canada—
Associated
18% Mar
i
2%
2%
•
10
& Light $7 preferred.*
Corp..
&
-
11
x30%
83
preferred...
preferred
Hill
Cable
Apr
6,200
20
55%
Cable Electric Products common
*- Jan
2,600
47
•
.
5%
"2%
non-voting—
Art Metal Works common..
Ashland
18
.
—
•
Nov
22
■
Oct
11%
••••
Jun
8
43%
40
200
42%
500
10
43%
«
t\
3/2 Nov
Apr
:•
34,200
•
100
pfd
Jan
-104
300
:
Jan
%
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Arkansas Natural Gas common.—•
class
»
2'4':
591/2
—2
Appalachian. Elec Pwr 4%%
preferred
11
5%
—5
*
Paper common
Apex-Elec Mfg Co common
6%
;
200
2%
Angostura-Wupperman ———....1
Common
Dec
...
3%
% July
-
—*
.*
—
Fence——j.—
Post
•
common..*
$6
American
33
24%
>
18%
46
.—2#
preferred—
$6 series prefer red..
1st
27 % May
A
20
..—_——10
common
Superpower Corp
American
100
79%
Co.._—1
*
.*
Republics.
American
31
25%
24 %
Chemical———.*.
&
24% May
33
25%
24%
American Meter Co..—
American
125
Apr
82 % Mar
100
...——
Maracaibo
American
1% May
20%
121/4; 13—.
25
...
common—..100
Co
1,900
i 29.;,
Apr
1% Jun
20% Jan
X
1,050
20%
13
,13%
13,400
:
60
Jan
900
■
Nov
31/8
12%' 13%
20%
American
American
,
12%
19%
33
12%
Jan
10% Apr
1st
Burco
July
94%.
2%
28
Hard Rubber Co—....—25
A
$5
...
Line
Pipe
Bunker
A /• 41% Jan/.
;'/// % Dec /
28% May
300
Dec
% Nov
36
July
7,400
.92
3.
...1
convertible preferred
; $2.50
/ %
/■: 12%
18%'
19'4
93%
•v.-
A
.12'
Jan
Dec
2% Feb
Niagara & East Power—
$1.60
Dec
17/4
.4.V.;
A Sep
/ 8,700
-
'12
4% %
39%
8%
22
May
1% Jan
—£1
Co common——..
(E L)
Buckeye
Feb
17%
Apr
38%
39%:
Dec
10% Nov
'.400
•
11V4
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
6%
Apr
4
7,800
35
American
American
4%
15%
%
/American
/,
Bruce
Oct 1
Jan
650
15%
14'4
Cyanamid class A
—10
non-voting.——;_L ....10-
American Foreign Power
4%
450
151/2,
25
Oct
12
Jan
52
IIIIl
———
Dec
Buffalo
—25
A—;
——
Dec
19
1,200
-
%
%'
12
Rubber Co common
80%
1
,
common—
preferred
13%
Jan
1 i
Class B
Class
300
6'4
6%
6'4
1%
Jun
46
Dec
A
7 Vz Jan
65'%
$6
reg
preferred..—.
A
Brown
A July
50
1
class
Convertible
'
Light—
&
Power
3
50
22
„10s
Forman Distillers—
Brown
%- Nov
Feb
dep rets ord
/; Class
4/ 5 Vb Nov
reg—.....
Fence & Wire
Brown
Dec /
24 % May
:V
Jan ;
%
-' ,400
78
%
Sep
3%
500
131/4
78
13 »4
preferred..————J——*
prior preferred...
I—•
American
Central- Mfg.L———1.
$5.50
17,900
3%
%
May
Celanese Ltd—
Amer
Nov
104
Jan
ord
rets
dep
British
89% Dec
A Apr
w.
Am
Sep
7
:
dep rects ord bearer......
Am
Dec .;
13%
;
Apr
Sep
300
$3
7
Sep
Tobacco—
65%
:v-
A
4%
1,600
—III_*
-Z*
Co.—.—
A..
British
American Capital class A common..10c,
class
3,700
3,700
"2% ~2%
—...
British
•
Common
common
Jan
50
IVs
"4%
•
Class
Co
Dec
19
common..._1
Co
Mfg
■
1%
~2%
——II*
:—III 1-100
107%
12
200
lV *■
iff
Brillo
'
•'
3
Dec
Mar
A Sep
3% Nov
A May
1 % May
>%:
Dec
'
7%
5% May
800
7%-
Dec
34
-—100
——
preferred
7%
.
Dec
900
11%
22
——..
B
114%
Co.——.—...—100
Book
American
X
-
Dec
A
3%
~1%
—
class
Corp
Class
24% Dec
;
;..r
*
Apr
78%
•
1,100
103
103
100
preferred
6%
American Beverage common
May
common—.—
Aeronautical—.—..
22
100
.
7%
Bridgeport
Machine——
Preferred
Brill
' Dec
26
,
.
i
.
11%
7%
Corp
47
%.
%
11%
1
99% May
800
5% •:
514.
20
v! 1,350
86%: 87% 4
87%
_•
;
106%v'':
103
——.——100
Aluminum
25
24%
24%
Co common—.:——•
preferred
6%
___—_.
common—.—.— .—25
conv
Aluminum
;
(Mich)—
Sep
.
Dec
1%
Jan
17
250
25V2
24
3%
•V—...—
Traction Lgt & Pwr— III—*
...
May
2%
2
—100
33
200
6
A
....—....
3%
30
23%.
6
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
3% May /
Jan
% May
500
: r
23%
6%
1% Mar
100
47
common
preferred:
Brewster
Dec
Sep
91
93
1% Aug
.
70%
ZZlr
Investment
Breeze
89
-
1st preferred
Brazilian
40
200
w.'v
.25
22
High
Sep
4
400
3%.
3%
47
...
Low>'
5®, 8
—;—-..100
...
Range Since January 1
High
5
•
Inc
2d
$5
v
A Jan
Low
5%.
Scrymser Co..
7%
102
70%. 71%
102
"""•
1,000
'
Dec
28
1/64 Nov
% May
Shares
& Co..
Bowman-Biltmore
Oct
2
July
19%
100
5
1/64
V
,
.
for Week
Co common
(H C)
Bourjois
2»4 Sep
12 May
200
>
28
Borne
/
(S)
1st preferred.
7 %
Dec
3%
1/64
—
Fisher Inc common--—
Alles &
4
{28
.—.50
Southern—.—
Great
Power Co
Alliance
100
——.
Electric Appliance——"1—3
Air-Way
2,000
600-
1%
preferred—....—10
Alabama
4% Jun
!
51/4
1%
„
common—— .—2
Convertible
Warrants
'■
Oct
4%
4%
,
...50c
Corp.—
Dec
5%
5'4
—^5
Mfg common——
Bohack
21%
414
4%
1
Ainsworth
Blumenthal
Mar
20
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
22%
Dec
16
150
1614
%
;, J 16
1
Supply Mfg class A——.—
Aero
1614
10
Co common
Last
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Sale Price
Exchange
Curb
Week Ended Jan. 1
Range Since January 1
Share*
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
New York
for Week
Range
of Prices
f
■
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
New
'
■
■
.
.
beginning on
entirely from the
occurred during
complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week
a
present Thursday, Dec. 31, Friday being New Year's day and a holiday on the Exchange. It is compiled
of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have
26 -and ending the
the current year.
v
week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown
disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the
which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
deferred delivery sales are
and
in
footnote
a
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
Jun
%
Sep
Jan
3%
Dec
2% Oct
575 a
Dec
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
26
Monday, January A, 1943
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Last
Week Ended Jan.'l
Range
Shares
Low
8 %
30%
Mining' & Smelt Ltd—5
1
Range Since January 1
Low
High
30%
25%
225
31
Consolidated
Steel
Oil—
Royalty
Consolidated
1%
10
57/B
•
Corp—
•
6
3%
.1,500
,;'
General
Outdoor
Public
July
General
Rayon
Jan
General
7M4
Oct
$6
75
—100
prior preferred
;
Continental RollMfc Steel—
stock..
A
60
9%
1
120
77
914
9%
60
>
Apr
88
Jan
1,400
7%
Jan
12%. Apr
7%
Jan
10 Ma
6 Mi
Jun
Water Gas
$3
& Electric common.
preferred
.....
Low
60 Ma
160
55
30
710
20
:
""%'
IMt
5
51 Mi
10-3 Ma
96 Ma
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Cooper-Bessemer
—5c
Corroon & ReynMds——1
j $6 preferred A\
•
preferred
tV Jan
%
500
%
1
3%
.3%
30
30 Mi
98
98
1,200
21
Dec
$5
Ma
1
79
)
79
79
IS
10
ft
%
13%
67% May-
3,200
13 Me
(AC)
Preferred
Gilchrist
Jan
Jan
700
14
84
Sep
Dec
1%
Dec
12
■v
16 %
I6M4
Mar
2
16%
10%
•
10%
' 11%
Apr
7,100
4Mb
?
25
Glen
Alden
Class
86
July
Cork
02
Jan
6,900
1
■:
Jan,.,.
Crown
Drug Co
"
convertible
1%'
2%
105/a
Dec
Gorham Inc
Nov
$3
"n"3A
25c
preferred...
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred...
Dec
1%
10
3 Ma
Nov
Jan
7 Mi
Dec
Gray
Apr
1
Sep
Great
Jan
21
Jan
18
V* Mar
•
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Tobacco
common—
4
5
Cuban
•
Lighting
Curtis
Mfg Co
10%
10
11%
1%
7,900
1%
200
Mtg
Inc
Dec
IMa
Class
Dejay
5
•
.
5
Mfg class A
Nov
6 Ma
Feb
2
6%
Gasket
9%
600
12
200
12
"
-
1% ~3M4
1%
50
45
"l
1%
Mfg..:
without warrants
May
Feb
7Mf
Greater
Jan
Great
Greenfield Tap
1st
York
Detroit
Gray Iron
Detroit
Mich jBtove Co
Steel Products
Detroit
De Vilbiss
Diamond
Co
"1%
1% "i%
6M4
Jan
13
25
3%
105
300
Co
Draper
Driver
Harris
Durham
Duval
States
:
100
Jtpn
Oct.
[
'<
1,900
^
16
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3,100"
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%
la
,
;X3ov-:v ocf;
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Apr
3%
3%
500
3% Aug
4%
3
3%
1,600
2
May
4
1,050
58
Apr
83
25
124
"V
1
'
;
3 Me
66
Ma M:-.
150
23
Jan
28
19
Ma Aug
29
t
Mar
250
.
69
65
100
Brewery
129
129
ll«
25%
& Die..:
*
5%
5M4
common—25c
-1%
Jan
Feb
5,100
il«
Nov
j.
Oct.
24%
Jan
134 M2
Nov
A
Jan
Jan
1.025
iV
27
Dec
5%
900
5 Ma
35%- Jan
7 Ma Mar
Jun
Dec
57
56%
57%
220
61
61:
23
23
50
;r64
125
52
1%
'
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"1%
7%
200
Hecla
Nov
Helena
/
5%
Plcher
Gas
4M2%
6%
&
Lead
Fuel
—10
Assoc
•
common
"lOO
prior preferred
preferred
Malleable
States
Iron.,
7 Mi¬
7
%
5,200
7M4
ll
43%
18 Mi
M
19%
2,700
—25
*
Corp
1
3*2
•
preferred series A
preferred series B_
9 Me
*
10 y4
9 Ma
10
10
67
Dec
A
Heller
:
t
v
c
—
Machine
Washing
...1
*
B
Economy Grocery Stores
2%
5
Bond
Share
&
Electric
Power &
Option
2 Ma
41 Mi
41 Mi
43%
•
Light 2d pfd A
.">•
•
—
•:-'
■
"
'
8
warrants
9M4
Ma
32
1
Corp
National Watch Co
Emerson
Electric
& Co
(R)
7 %
preferred
preferred
Empire
Power
Emsco
Corp
&
Dec
Horder's
6% Aug
8%
Jan
&
% May
IMa
Jan
41
Apr
52 Ma
Jan
17%
Dec
33
Jan
Jan
,
22 Mi Mar
%
A Dec
31%
2
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Eureka
Inc
—
Co
Oil
&
Huyler's
,
t
Inc...;
Fibre
2M2
1st
Jan
Illinois
63%
Jan
5%
2% Mar
9M»
Dec
Div
at
Dec
300
900
5/64
4 Ma
'
Apr
Apr
9
28
Am
Zinc
May
5%
81
•
preierred
certificates
Co
Fansteel
Metallurgical—..
Fedders Mfg Co..
Association
Florida
Power
100
Apr
25
Jan
5
6
-
Motor
Nov
&
22 Mi
2%
2,600
2
May
2%
50
19
Jan
25 Ma
14,600
32
7 7o
Apr
%
13%
Jun
22M4
Dec
dep
rets
Motor
Class
A
Class
B
(Can)
of
Common
$1.50
ord
of
Co
•
3
15%
100
6 Ma Mar
7%
2,500
5 Ma Mar
10 Ma
1,400
3%
Sep
50
82%
3M4
•
15%
15%
...
15
Ma
'''
16
_10c
...
44 Ma
May
950
4,100
68
Sep
5
Dec :
Distilling
1
Malt
&
common..
participating preferred
Co—
IMa
Feb
1M4
Jan
10%
2%
2 Ma
11
...1
i
100
9
1,400
100
10Ma
Feb
Dec
2 Mi
Nov
Nov
20
Jun
18
1
Jan
8M4 Mar
International
iioo
Nov
July
2% Nov
12
preferred
Mfg Co
Gellman
General
Co
common—.
*
■
General
Gas
For
Fireproofing
&
Elec
$6
footnotes
common
$3.50
prim'
preferred B
Interstate
Interstate
see
page
29
coupon
3%
Dec
1%
Nov,
fa May
16 Mt
;
Mar
9
200
25% Dec
Apr
1
11,100
May
:3
Dec
.
13% Jan
3 Ma
2,160
5%
Jan
10
500
6
Jan
10
9
400
7% Mar
w
Oct
5%
Apr
Dec
'.
9
Dec
Jan
14
Dec
1,900
2%
Jan
5%
Dec
91
510
86%
Apr
107 V*
Jan
20
30
12
Apr
26
Oct
Apr
26 Ma
Oct
% ? ■il 400
15 Ml
70M2
% Mar
50
;
7 Mi
500
55 Ma
300
10
2%
2,000
iy4
.
IMa M
4,400
Feb
Me July
17 Ma Aug
Apr
77Ma
Jan
13
Jan
1
13 M4
14 Ms
14 l/a
14%
14 Ve
,7
.
63/4;
20%
•
$7
♦
Royalty
•
r7
III
14%
800
4
Jan
3/4
500
2 Ma
100
3,000
7 Ma
250
307/a
250
3 Ma
800
3
18
100
15
1
■
1
Ma
%
iV
Superpower A—
:
•
6
2%
3,300
% Aug
3%
%
Apr
Fob
Oct
10
Feb
31
Oct!
Dec
Mar
Ma May
V4 Jan
1,800
i
Dec
22 Ma May
475
1,700
14
Dec
Dec
Aug
.-!■
Ma
7%
7
July
a'a
100
iV
7 Me
7
A Feb
2
'
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;14M4;
<14 % v:
trust ctfs.
Irving Air Chute
Italian
t'
Hi f
Iron Fireman Mfg voting
Jan
18%
.
—
•
9
3%
;
—
preferred
Dec
14 Mi
6%
•
Mills
Nov
8 Ma Mar
i'a
'
.
Nov
1 Me
8
30 Mi
III
Equipment
Home
Hosiery
Power
2%
100
7
3*2
7 V2
Feb
Jan
Apr
%
/
Aug
IMa
2%
WIUJT
...
lMi
6,500
■
;
4%
•v.—
#
B
•
<14 Va
:...
Razor
12%
2M4
1V2 77
'."•i
shs II ♦
preferred—
Interstate
IOM4
.
Jan
Dec
7
33
8%
23
Oct.
July
lMi
Nov'
Ma July
15'
Jun
9% Mar
Sep
Me
Dec
3%
Nov
Jan
Mar
12
Oct
Jacobs
35%
44 Ma
44%
Oct
Jeannette
50
45
40
Mar
50
Aug
6%
(FL)
Co—...—,—
1
7 %
6%
6%
3%
Feb
6%
1
•
%
%
%
1,200
A May
8%
£1
8%
100
6% Aug
1% Dec
2
.
1%
X2
300
12%
13
500
10
6
13
—*■
Glass Co
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5%%
preferred
preferred
Julian & Kokenge Co
100
61
*
Jan
Feb
9%
>
14%
*
Mar
Ma July
*
2,800
/ 1,000
k
x68%
v
2V2
„
preferred
8
52% May
1
Dec
9%
12
-:7
Products
$1.75
2%
2%
1%
Jan
1
1,800
60 Ma
%•
65
125
57
.Dec
81
Jan
62 Ma
68 Ma-
69
80
61
Apr
88
Jan
76 Mi
76 Mt
79
110
68
Apr
95
Jan
11%
Nov
12
Nov
-
U
Oct
1%
Jan
K
Dec
Jan
Ma
Dec
2
Nov
Sep
7%
Dec
Feb
15 V*
Jan
59 Ma Mar
102 Ma
Jan
12 Ma
1
65
Dec
%
8
pfd—100
—100
100
*
July
Kansas Gas & Elec 7%
Kennedy's
dep rets ord reg._
General Finance Corp common—
5% preferred series A
Sep
Mi Aug
%
2
25%
%'
♦
25
Electric Co Ltd—
Amer
-
5%
Utility class A
550
1
Alloys Co
9%
'
I100
common..
Jan
-
Dec
G
Power
3%
Feb
4 Mi
50
600
12
.50
—
Safety
6%
Gatineau
Jan
Mar
6
88%
B
__
preferred
5%
91
70 %
Inc—— -.1
shares
Investors
May
IMt
18% May
8%
*
Oct
5M2
-19 Ma
•
♦
Dec
17
11
;
8'/a
*
Oct
16 Ma
15 Ma
2%
62
2% Aug
4% Dec
Dec
\ Jan
8%
.15 V*
Industries A—
International
\ 3% Dec ;
Jan
8
Petroleum
Class
10
•mw
1
series
Industries
Metal
International
Jan
Jan
11
..15
......
stock—.—„i..
convertible
1M4
..;
9Ma
Jan
64%
103
150
U'
1
—5
$3.50
Registered
Jan
2,500
15%
46 M2 Mar
3,100
-,,
■
♦
'
•
Brewing Co
(Geo A)
conv
Jan
<53
3,600
IMa
Machine—
International
Nov
2%
Indus Engineer—
Froedtert Grain
Conv
9 Ma
3%
•
;
Yards.:
Stock
Co
International
Canada-
preferred
Franklin
Dec
Jun
79%
12 Ma
Dec
Jan
113
Hydro Electric—
IMa
3%
—£1
reg„
—
(Peter)
Apr
6%
53
Jun
2 Mi Mar
10
North America
Cigar
2,600
*
3 Ma
27 Ma
Jun
15
8
■I,
100
preferred—i
International
10,100
37/a
Sep
2%
,100
—
Insurance
1%
81
Dec
Jan
31%
9 Ma
——7 Ma
Pipe Line——
preferred
7 c!o
Apr
7%
4
17%
12
Aug
2%
v
24Ma
9%
coupon.
Dec
lMi
7
Apr
Jan
21%
375
60%
-
-
Dec
7
6%
——
voting
Foundation
2 Ma
7M4
1—5
non-votrng_—
.
Worth
400
10 Ma
<:
—£1
Preferred
9%
Dec
12
200
■„
1%
;—.*..
.
.
International
10%
Jan
7 Ma
27% Mar
100
'
14%
2%-
Industrial Finance v t c common— ..1
F
—*
17 Ma
Oct
Nov
975
Ltd—
Co
,
25 M4
3
Ireland
Nov
%
7
Jan
5
regis
dep rets
Registered
Jan
21%
..
3 Ma
25%
593/4
2%
*
7
88 Ma
Chemical Industries—
Imperial Oil
Jan
1%
—10
(Phila)
Light $7 preferred—*
&
:
50
—
£1
*■
——*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—.......5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Jan
4Mb May
Co
Power
Iowa
convertible
arrear
Illinois
Feb
Aug
20
I8M2
1
Brewing....
30
3 Ma
3 Ma
Indianapolis P & L 5M4% preferred_100
Indiana Service 6% preferred. —i—100'
1
300
28%
24%
.
.5
Indiana
Engine & Airplane—
Dec
Dec
Oct
Ms
Sep
Fairchild
.Jan
7
12
12% July
1,500
177/a
8
Sep
•
.
7%
17
*
159%
:1
300
6%
1
168%
>
16
Jan
Oct
..1
...
preferred
Securities..—.....
Apr
1
Falstaff
■
Apr
Aviation................
65
*
89
Fairchild
375
15 y4
7M4
6OM4
5
Co
82
7
76
13%
Oct
25%
24
Jun
9 Ma
107 Ma Aug
Nov
2M4
300
75
:
150%
5%
Jan
6%
3% Mar
25% C:
155 Mi
25 Ma"
.
12
May
.
Apr
v ;
12
28%
Mar
7
10
5 Ma
Jan
Nov
60%
1,300
2%
Aug
100
Jan
10
6 Ma
17%
*
Corp
Hj grade Food Products
38 Ma July
Aug
57
•
Aug
6%
....5
common
for
c
Aug
4%
50
6
'
,
:
85
1
common
Jan
450
,..100
International
Inc
Oct
6%
9,200
6 Ma
76
81
1
_
Pipe Line common
Eversharp
31%
20
1
...
Ligonier
Hydro-Electric
3 6 Ma
4%
22 Ma
■
11 Ma
*
,
Refining..
Hummel-Ross
Hussmann
34 M2
4%
1
25 Ma Mar
37/a May
50
4»/«
6 Ma
•
...
common
Humble
Dec
5,500
•
preferred
Jan
2'4
Oct
300
5
'
-
Nov
20%
Nov
300
5
30
4
May
Apr
Dec
1M4
—
•
Hardart
(Harvey)
3'/2
5 Mi
%
Feb
1%
14% May
•
preferred..
12 Ma
22%
100
Jan
Jan
7 Mi
5
& Co common
Hubbell
V
Dec
Jan
5%
M
Inc
(Geo A)
(A
10% May
% Apr
22%
1—5
Equipment
200
1,800
/.
;
6%
.
100
_
common
convertible
Esquire
_
Jan
2 Ma
.
1%
"4
Me
...
100
__
___
participating stock.
Derrick
Equity
4
10
Dec
Jan
Empire District Electric 6% pfd... .100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co 6% pfd
6M2%
100
preferred.
8%
19
40
lMi Aug
'S X 400
3%
30
'..'
•
class A„
1%
Feb
Jan
22%
-
4
4% May
Apr
Ma
1,000
<
20
-
1%
10
9
A Jan
6%
17
4%
15
Mfg
Feb
May
400
1% "
19 y4
5
,
Hollinger Consolidated G
Holophane Co common
Imperial
Electrographic
Dec !
15
25
common
Oct
M17
53,100
v.
3%
250
""%■
x3M»
'
u
20
....2
Preferred
2,200
2 Ma
39%
42%
*
1%
41
•
700
•
.....
common
Hoe
Oct/
Dec
'
....
Jan
4
Feb
Dec
800
....
Co
3%
Jan
9 Ma
2%
109
40
1%
•
•
Chemical
9 Ma
—
common
preferred
preferred...
Ma
fs
25c
Heyden
925
160
■7-
4 Mi
16%
•*
.
1%
50
Hewitt Rubber
1,100
32%
2
*
Electric
32
32%
V
preferred
Henry Holt & Co participating A
25 Ma
Dec
Sugar Associates—
preferred
4 Mi
-.
O
*
Jun 5
70
8,300
32
;
Oct
Jan
v.M/'
16 Mi
16%
"
5
Jan
7%
16%
19 Ma
825
■
Corp
Apr
19
Jan
Jan
20M4 Mar
5,800
%
42%
■'
43
•
100
Eastern
Eastern
Eastern
7
Co
Rubenstein
Horn
Eagle
4M4
ctfs._—1
1
trust
Mining Co
Class
July i
61
2,700
7%
,
•
1%. Dec
39
10 v* Mar
July
M2
1
-
108
Apr
M4 May
2
25
voting
convertible
Sep :
29%
Feb
4%
6%
Jan
15
Aug
*
Sulphur
'•
92 V*
10
..
Light
Dept Stores common
2M»
Aug
3 Ma
3M4
.10
common
Feb
Apr
91
*
Hat Corp of America B non-cot corn..1
1
17% Aug
—*
....
class B
Paper
Brewing
1-Iazeltine
18 M4 Mar
Aug
Ma May
7 M4
100
Ma
24% Mar
10
•
5
Harvard
8%
Feb
7
17 Ma
29% July
6%
300
5,300
101
Feb
Jun
6%
1%
38%
'
37%
101
*
.
Rayon
49%
10%
1,300
pfd—
Alabastine
Hartford
Jun
1,800
3%
$5.50
1%
38
25
—
Co
Hamniermill
Jan
Feb
*
Co
Products
Utilities
Lamp
Horn
Gen
j
Feb
July
dV Dec
H
'
Gen
Jan
9
,
stock—
preferred
Hormel
5 7o
Sep-
32
21%
nr
Oct
110
a %
IMa
3%
—25
Corp common
Texas
13
3%
*
Hosiery
Duro Test
4%
14 M8
Dec
20%
26%
Electric
Apr
500
1
Coal B
Duke Power Co...
$3
Jan
Nov
4%
—
1
Hartford
%
1%
*
common
&
1%
14%
1
Corp
Fuller
10%
700
30
25
Oil Corp
Hall
Dec
51 Ma May
Mar
800
10
common
Steel
Fox
'/
/•'
2 Me Mar
Jan
Jan
i
fit
1%.
10
Bridge Co Ltd
Fort
.
Oct
25
-175
.,:TM4
Aug
Jan
14%
fir
1
common
Dominion
Ford
.'v-*'32
Nov
Jan
1
—
1
common
Truck
Dobeckmun
Am
Jan
Nov
*
4 Mi
Nov
39 Ma
1
Foundry
Dominion
Ford
45
92
Dec
2%
37
■
9%
18%
1,500
20
common
Shoe
Divco-Twin
Fire
Apr
3July
'
4,800
5%
5%
Paper.
Stores
Gulf
Hearn
$3
'IMW
28
......5
Tea—.
preferred—
New
Northern
Grocery
Oct
15
50
•
&
5
400
1%
47
-
*
"*f"-
300
100
....
preferred
Elgin
"
Jan
Nov
.
26
.10
;
common
Apr
IMa May
10
sH
,.;!14
5
common
Derby Oil & Refining Corp com
A convertible preferred
;
Detroit
8%
1
debenture
8%
8%
35
$6 prior preferred
$5
.
r
12%
1 Mb
..
.
Non-voting
$6
1
convertible
A
Dennison
$6
5
.28
Pacific
&
Gypsum Lime &
•
Stores
Easy
'
26
.50
Co
Atlantic
Dec
15%
Jun
1
2.50
common
(Mo).;
Darby Petroleum common
Davenport Hosiery Mills.
Dayton Rubber Mfg
$5
12;,;
Mi
'32
.
Rapids Varnish—..
Mfg
Aug
7/a
9
Aug
10
Grand
D
$6
-1
Mines—
common
Gulf
$7
88
'
Curtis
East
103
May
Oct
Sep
x%
4,600
25
fi
.;.J.
—'
...
class A—
preferred
IMa
1,200
•
common—
; ,V
25
"5 Ma
;
Consolidated
Goodman Mfg Co;
Oct
19
:
12%
25 Mi
class A__......
Goldfield
1
2%
5
A
Apr
May
41-
—
preferred
4M2
..*
-
International
Ma
,;
Jan i
34%, Jan.,
4
200
•
'li-A
Coal—„__....
B——
Gorham
Crown
;
"I4M4 "4%
Aug'
7
80
"4 Ma
Co—
Godchaux Sugars
Jan
4%: Nov
Jun
4,200
.15%
10%
—
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petrol
(Md)
<
_*
,_—*
♦
common
:■«
$7
5
Electric
Co
preferred—..
Gilbert
Oct
6
Jan
Georgia Power $6 preferred—
,
Dec
Nov
103 Ma
2M4 Aug
150
-
Nov-,
54
Jan
'
receipts (ord reg)__£1
dep
Brewing
600
39 Ma
,
Wheeler
Crocker
4%
1,750
Sep
-Nov
9
Jan
10
.7
%
50
Petroleum—;
Creole
31
4%
Vff
%
1
.
Courtaulds Ltd—
Croft
4%
■
.
American
200
,
Vonunon
Petroleum
convertible
1,100
4%
Range Cd_—
Cornucopia Gola Mines.
5%
8%
37%
8%
•
*
Copper
Cosden
8%
8
37
•
—
common
preference
prior
$3
%
'■
'
-
50
A. Apr
35%
30
Oct
Ma Dec,
Jun
fa May
Apr
140
..
30
July
1,800
53%
103% 103%
High
73 Ma
Apr
M4
...•
...
Range Since January 1
High
59%
*
convertible
Gen
Shares
29%
100
preferred—1*
General Tire & Rubber
Continental Gas & Electric Co—
7%
Co
pfd
$6
for Week
Low
Shareholdings Corp com.
1
preferred.—
—*
Q% pfd A—100
Jun
8%
Sales
Range
of Prices
,r
Par
„
General
Service
Week's
Last
Sale Price
«
Nov
107
Adv
■
:
1%
% Jan
200
1%
5%
Dec
1
100
preferred
Thursday
Exchange
4% .Dec
3IMa
Mar
400
3%
Curb
Week Ended Jan, 1
High
Jan
3
105
3%
Retail Stores
Consolidated
New York
for Week
of Prices
Par
Consolidated
STOCKS
Sales
Sale Price
Exchange
Curb
York
New
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Inc.—
Ken-Rad Tube
111%
:
Kings Co Lighting 7%
5% preferred D
—
117
Dec
200
6
July
8
Jan
4%
100
4
Mar
5% Aug
1%.
1%
3,400
1%
1%
2,100
1% Mar
6
5
& Lamp A
Kingston
Products
Kirby Petroleum
Jan
6%
4%
preferred___100
pfd B
100
...100
1
1
.
27% Mar
53
Jan
19
IMa
Apr
39%
Jan
1
Jan
1 %
Dec
2
Feb
'
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157
27
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
,New York
■
.Thursday
.
.
Exchange
Curb
!,
:
•
Klein
Kleinert
Knott
Stores
preferred—
Brewing
Apr
Navarro
Jan
8(4
Oct
Nebraska Power 1%
Jan
4
Oct
81
99
Jun
Feb
Sep
'Neptune Meter class A
Oct
13 Va
700
%
'New
13%
Feb
1
4(4
Nov
52%
Feb
2% Apr
100
37/'a
13 Va
i3
3%
Feb
Apr
y
12 Va
Le Mur Co
6%
100
(N J).—,.*——.,
Shore Mines Ltd
Lake
■
Lamson
Lane
preferred
Bryant 1%
Wells Co
Lane
.
of Delaware——„„„5
Corp
5
2
Jun
100
Jan
6 Ms
;—I
B——.
Lefcourt
;
Realty common
Convertible preferred—
r<
Leonard
Oil
(R G)
2
500
—
I.
414
4]4
13,300
„-25
fig
1*0
rf2
7
25%
24%
25%
500
N
Y
&
Nov
Nov
N
19 y»
Apr
30 ya
Jan
Y
86%
80%
4(4
7ye Aug
101% Jan
4% Oct
Apr
3
Apr
12%
13
10 y* Mar
13
56 %
59%
50
1%
:
,
—••
1%
Apr
68(4 Jan
1% Jan
Dec
28
Apr
lJ/a
25
.,
*2% "2%
Nov
Dec
10
2(4
Dec
3 Va
2V4
•I 1%
Jan
2%
Apr
Feb
18(4
18(4
11 Va
July
18(4
Dec
7%
.10
Merchandise.
Y
N
Jan
5
Feb
Dec
far
Jan
12
Nov
90
81 Va May
X103
Dec
60
74
May
95
Dec
456
15
Nov
25 Va
101% 102%
70
94
Apr
102 Va
Dec
7(4
100
7%
Nov
1%
57,300
.
27%
preferred__100
101% 103
...
94%
95
16
*
preferred
16%
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—
,
■/:.
Nov
July
Light 1%
&
Power
$6
Dec
fie Jan
Jan
20
25%
2%
Rosario
Honduras
Oct
Jan
4(4
59
—*
common
Oct
1%
City Omnibus warrants
Co
Oct
1%
Dec
4(4
—•
Auction
9
Feb
%
1
Co common—.—
Y
Dec
1
%
85(4
86(4
-25
Y
4'A
6(4
(4
Apr
23%
13
Land
Aug
2% Mar
■iy8
10(4
5,800
1
Inc
New Process
1
Feb
84
7ya Aug
•
—
Arizona
&
N
•'
16
Mexico
6%
113
%
25%
*
IN
Dec
July
3% May
—
3%
102
Oct
%
Dec
9(4 Mar
-(4
:
3%
Apr
New
6V4
:
.——100
—
New Jersey Zinc
Mar
Jan
3
'4 May
5
—
—
■
Development
Le Tourneau
%
_1
—*.—•
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.-*;
"'.I
—
9%
May
13%
,
•
;;
—
^t6(4/. 6%f
*"*
-l'_"
■:
—"
iLangendorf United Bakeries class A—•
Class
43%
July
2
1<
—1
common——*
9r/4
7%
<
—
100
.
Oct
2%; ''fifi2Va'■'& 2Va
'
■—
8%
_1
.Lakey Foundry & Machine-*
17
19% '20y4
19%
Co
Inc common-,
Dec
Sep
2(4
1(4
—•
England Tel & Tel—
% Aug
12
Aug
3%
•
Haven
High
Feb
9% Aug
3%
—: I ;.,
6%
100
New
iLackawanha RR
100
102%
•
=»*__
Clock
V*
84
•
—
New
New Idea
12
—
5
class A
preferred
preferred
12
Low
800
%
-
*—*
England Power Associates
$2
Range Since January 1
High
fir
—
100
10(4
•
Nestle
50
preferred
Shares
—
•
Co
for Week
Low
30c
>Nehl Corp 1st pfd
——
Nelson
(Herman) Corp
(4
•/*
—.
1
Co
.92;
9i
*. •
special preferred——10
(S H)
Kreuger
Oil
12(4
2
Vt
Sale Price
"
,
Radio
Sep
'
-y.Ky. ry
convertible 1st preferred——1100 /.
,Kress
~3%
.i
91%
.100
'■• V-y
.
Union
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
National
(4 Mar
7%
.*
Week's
Thursday
Last
Exchange
High
9Va
,—*
Inc
Kresge Dept Stores—
A%
10 Vs
Curb
Week Ended Jan. 1
77/a
—_1
Corp common
;Koppers Co 6%
~,\v
Low
fia Sep
10.'/a
1
Range Since January 1
High,
Rubber Co—,,—*—10
(I B)
Kobacker
Low
York
New
>
1
Co. common-™.—.'1
Emil)
(D
; *■■,
Ltd
Shares
STOCKS
for Week
,
y;';V:i' VyPar
Kirkland Lake G M Co
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
n
Week Ended Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
16%
1
Electric & Gas $5.10 pfd.100
founders
N Y State
shares.
—.—
__
f',;.:''
5
New York Transit Co
7(4
.
./
6 '/8
July '
■
Jan
•
Line .Material Co
(Thos J)
Lipton
Lit
Brothers
Lone
>
!
common—
Star Gas
7%
'
preferred—_25
Steel Chain
Locke
—5
—
Inc 6 9c
——*
,
1214 '
preferred class B—*
■Loudon
% Mar
14
Feb
<1,350
2014
2%
Dec
8%
■M
Oct
14% Aug
26(4
Oct
13
Sep
23%
Oct
200
1(4
Jun
i 2%
Apr
5%
Dec
102
May
1st pfd—*—
1st pfd v t c—-
Conv 7%
'Lynch Corp
common--.
(4
/I-*//;.
■
1—100
—100
12
12
12
:.
-——5
—
—
19
17%
19
1,150
Dec
12
10
ioo
Mar
16% Jan
13
12%
North
$6
Oct
'. '
6%
optional warrants—
y
—
fie
_
%
fie
<
.
2%
.
•
—
.
2
Margay Oil Corp-—-—**-——*—*
B
Mass Utilities Association v t c
'Massey Harris common—
'■*
■
Dredging
——•
r;
'■
6%
1,000
5
6 Va 9c A
preferred-—
Messabi Iron
;
9
*—100
126
Jan
Aug
Mar
1,900
2
165
18
500
1 %
H
25
19
3%
22
4%.
97
97
29
100
.
—
102
—
102
A
14
6%
Ohio
;
94
115
Jan
10
——I
;Micromatic Hone Cprp—**
;
6%
Sep
Class B-V t
Vi
'Middle
West
{Midland Oil
*_1
47,
Corp eorainon——*5
,
614
414
„
Middle States Petroleum class A vt c_l
3%
fit
4%
*-♦
52%
50%
Utility Securities
% Jan
1,000
:
106%
,non-cum dividend shares
Midvale Co
Mid-West
400
300
3(4
50
52%
33
May
3Va
200
3'/a
Dec
3(4
10
.
Dec
%
•
Oct
Dec
Nov
4
.
70
Jun
ii
82 '
50
72%
Apr
102
Jan
92(4
—;:
•**•,-
92%
30
87
Apr
108
10%
Jan
8
8
*25
Dec
24
Jan
800
—
100
4%
6%
',
Oct
1% Mar
3,700
17
16
—
500
8
4%
4%
Corp-—*—-*——*.—*
24
{
15 V2 Mar
50%
~"Va
Sep
Jan
11
700
72%
Oct
Nov
6(4 Aug
Mar
18%
Oct
class B
$6
Service
rl7
16%
90
88 %
6%
1%
90
•-/
100
Jan
113 %
Nov
112
Jan
Feb
110
Feb
100
Mar
91%
5
8%
100
181/4
18%
1,400
49%
—
18 %■
8%
50 >
Apr
110
91
—
100
,
Sep
106 V*
105
Feb
Nov
Jan
lliy8 111%
..
106(4
2%
177/8
Jun
14
76
17
*
—100
—100
1st pfd
100
7%
2%'.
-
—*
preferred...
preferred
Vkr/o
2%
2%
—4
common
preferred—
Sep
98
5% May
12
Feb
8%
Dec
18%
Apr
Dec
$5'%
*
"*
Omar Inc
:fi"l%
6%
Oct
8'4
4(4
Dec
2%
Jun
200
.
I 100
4%
3,100
y;
,
% Mar
;
4
8
Feb
.
40
Apr.
50
95
May
111
Dec
Jan
Sep
4%
3
Jun
4%
Jun
1%
■
Jun
3%
Nov
4%
—
~3%
"3%
150
•
common
Sep
Public
;Pacific
Sep
Dec
Nov
(Paramount
;
1st
preferred—Motors
"*3(8
"5'/«
iPanteptc Oil of Venezuela Am shs—
$1.30
80
27%
Jan
"3%
13
13
104
Dec
71% Aug
2% Aug
2,800
~3%
Apr
87
Feb
3Va
Oct
Feb
14y4
Dec
Aug
5(4
Oct
5
Dec
90
•
Corp.——
Oct
31
Apr
11%
100
*
Service.—*
4%
-
103 V* 104
July
9
;, Oct
24%
2,100
22% Mar
*
Sep
It
30%
25
(4
7
:
8
29%
25
1st
9
;
2% July
:
5 % %
5 % Mar
•
Co
Can
Q% 1st pfd
preferred
Pacific Lighting $5 preferred
Pacific Power & Light 1% pfd
Feb
3,300
100
'M 10
:
110% 110%
110(4
■
1
Gas & Elec
Pacific
Jan
«
l*_
1
-
Securities
Overseas
4% Jan
Oct
3%
fig
.50
prior preferred
conv
Feb
100
4%
--
*
—*
25%
*—50
■—
common———
Abrasive
1514 -15%
—
—
11% May
2414 ' 25%
,114
24
1%
■
13
—
| Minnesota Ptyf & Light 1% pfd—_100
y
(Mississippi River Power 6% pfd—100
Public Service.common
(Missouri
,
—
*.
Voehringer common
—2.50
———.^1
■Monarch Machine Tool——**———•
Monroe
Pictures"
Loan
.
4%
3
21,700
3 (4 May
1
*—10
100
Jan
14
Sep
4% May
10%
Dec
10
514
—1
\
r.
/
1
3(4
15
%
—
%
..
4:'— '
*—
'
.(•Montreal Light Heat & Power—''
L-*
MlV
■
.
__
■iMountain.City Copper common—*—r5c.
Producers
States
;.Mountain
10
—a.
Power
common—_♦
;Mountain States Tel & Tel
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
—*
V-:
.
.—100
*
:
3
•
'
.
*.
—*:—
common
preferred
4 X 6%
f:
Co
y :;
—v
.
-*—100
(Muskegon Piston Ring——*—*—214
Muskogee
4%
.
.
8%
.
..-i
8,600
5
1,100
V12 -y-1214
,;
.—
4%
—
-,{—//
—
'•
--
preferred
Salt Mfg Co
Prop
Sugar
-
——
.300
Mfg
[Perfect Circle Co—
i;\<
■Phillips
6%. Oct
2%
=
Phoenix
<
Nov
'Pierce
National
Breweries, common
Hess
Dec
Pioneer Gold
Mines
Jan
Pitney-Bowes
Postage
7May
17%. Jan
9%
Feb
Pitts
Dec
12%
Nov
5(4
Governor
Bess
Candy Co-
National
68'4
Jun
;National
(Del)—
Container
National Fuel Gas
National
fa
■
4
Oct
%
Oct
Apr
20
Sep
Feb
13%
Sep
11
Jun
15%
Nov
39
Jan
45%
Nov
1.
:
:
18%
10,900
'
;
ioo
Apr
10%
x8%
Dec
10%
1%
Jun
8
1,100
—*
Mfg & Stores common——-*
■
—•
Ltd
$6
preferred
Refining
National
Rubber
National
Steel
National
l'88%
3
Machinery—
Ltd
6%
*_**_•
—
Tea
Transit
National
Tunnel
514%
*
RR
9
68%
Apr
95%
Jan
"170
62%
Apr
93
Jan
700
1%
Jun
3(4
Dec
1,100
5(4
Jan
7%
Jan
21%
Apr
31%
Dec
11
Jan
footnotes
see
.
page
•
29
9%
7
7
2,900
10%
10%
2%
2%
,
2%
50
.
50
20
50
3%
1,600
5V4
400
100
Jan
4(4
Jan
Oct
1%
3
Jan
53
Dec
101
Dec
Jan
81
21%
Sep
Jan
1175%
;
Feb
Mar
36%
550
;
,
3%
22
Apr
May
-'/8'
7% Mar
6%
Nov
1.100
9
Jan
4,600
2% May
Apr
3%
200
Jan-
87/a
1
'■;
1 (4
.50
9%
6,200
3% Mar
44 y4
44%
250
31% Mar
7%
6 Va
1(4
i
%
4,100
61/4
6
7%
500
8
u
.
■.■■■
1,300
37
37
Feb
4
Oct
5(4
Dec
46%
49%
86%
4%
9 V\
Dec
Dec
Dec
45
10y4 July
1%
6%
Jan
Dec
Jan
Jun
43
42%
300
85%
oct
4% May
640
11
Dec-
Nov
32
37
25
■
11
■■
y
NOV
63%
Feb
Apr
12
Jan
Feb
86%
Mining Co
of Canada.
& Lambert
Premier
Co
5
Inc
Metals
7% Mar
12
4%
100
2
Oct
3%
Feb
1,500
7
Jun
8%
Apr
Apr
8(4
Jun
%
%
Apr
11
Jan
*
%
■
800
4%
<
3%
4 y4
4%
1
'
187/8
187/a
America
Corp of Nevada
•
19
Va
i7o
100
1
-
Service
of
1st preferred
7%
1st preferred
~3Va
_3y8
"3%
fie
rfie
11.
/
900
preferred
Sound
Pyle-National Co
Jan
Pyrene
Feb
Jan
,
2% Apr
as
3
i9e
Jan
Jan
Nov
34
4%
Va
May
Oct
Sep
20
y4 Mar
6 Va Mar
Feb
Apr
5
Nov
7%
Feb
Apr
109
Feb
113
113
10
106
Apr
113
Dec
100
101
550
87
Mar
108%
96 y2
100
•
•
Pulp
Nov
Dec
100
--
100
I
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5. prior preferred...
$6
37,4
Colorado—
6%
Puget
Dec
Sep
3,000
•
Gas
4%
33
—1
•
4%
Jan
16%
800
.11,100
•
Prosperity Co class B_.
Public
1% Mar
3
2(4
3%
1
common
of
"%
——•
—
Dec
2%
7%
7%
5
Gold. Mining
Prentice-Hall
55y4
1,100
2%
7%
:
7%
_25c
Sugar common—
Powdrell &
Alexander.!
Pratt
9
—10
Potrero
Power Corp
I
:Z
1
—7.50
common
Scale
/
85%
.25
;
1
common
■
10
12.50
Mines..
9%
,
52
100(4 101
■
•
—
Metallurgical—
Plate Glass
Inc
Pressed
1,472 "
—
9% '
preferred
*
&
6
Apr
105
Oct
11
Producers
6%
1
55
125
44%
10
~
Sugar Refining—
National
3
Oct
29%
50
Jan
3%
86
3%
——•
59 Va
545
~3% ~4
•Pittsburgh
Jan
Jan
86%
88(4 r90"
86 %
common-*
Car
National
For
$6 pfd unstpd—*
stamped
National
77*%,
5
1
Meter
Providence
National Pwr & Light
%
10
21%
■Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.—.
Polaris
9%
Jan
—*—1
preferred
30%
50
3%
10
common
L E
&
Pneumatic
11
City Lines common
convertible
Oct
Va Dec
600
Apr
■
—
Feb
70
—-
49
'Plough
8'9"°o
Dec
U Nov
1
common
12%
—50
National
$3
V{~% 7^
*
Oct
11%
56
,
—25
preferred series A—
114%
i>y*9 6% May
\%
1
common—
4V8
Apr
Jan
150
49
100 Va
'
Bellas
A
Dec
Oct
5%
70
•
Apr
5%
pfd
Co
Securities
Conv $3
Jan
"
Packing
'Pittsburgh
•
——
National
2%
5,000
149
—
1
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Nachman-Springfilled
74%
■
•
iPharis Tire & Rubber.*.
May
3%
•
74(4
iPhiladelphia, Co common-***———-*
May
52--Dec
N
Nov
13,700
11%
Va
! 51
Feb
9
.
Jan
32
23
ft
100
Co
4
..
24
30
20
common
:Penn Water & Power Co
VPepperell
July
■■'.•
300
23
Sep
99 4
*
$6
Penn
l%.Mar
20
Dec
I'24t( May
29% July
39
•
•
—50
Nov
...
30
300
28%
•
6
1% May
4/150
10%
—•
166%
:.
Dec
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t
Feb
18
,.
_
814/ 8%
,1114 ; 11%
*-^V —
.,
-1%
$2.80 series preferred—
?Penn
30(4 Mar
...
,
~3(4 ~3 (4
.1
common
.Phila Electric Power 5%
1% '. 114
.
.
Dec
7% Aug.
Feb
5%
15% July
5(4 Aug.,
150
.-4
J%
Airlines
Cent
iPenn Power & Light $7 preferred-
July
5%
.
24
23
■Penn Gas & Elec class A com*
15% Feb
20
28(4
2.000
iPennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd.*
v/y
■
1814
..
(Penn
I
-
152 v* Mar
,
—\
1——
Aug
4%
,
■Mountain
1
—
*
common
A*—*————25
Corp common—
—1
Dec
103
Aug,
(4 May
;
Pennroad
:•»
2% May
% Dec
Telephone
10%
9(4
preferred
Jan
Apr
Apr
$1.40
52%
Jan
4
16514 16514
Moody Investors partic pfd
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs*i
'r
Peninsular
f
82
May
5
.
{.Montgomery Ward A
i
——1
iParkersburg Rig & Reel
'Patchogue Plymouth Mills—
-
Oct.,;-'.
14% May
'<>*■.
May
414
1
■
7%. Nov
..
Feb
.
90
.*_
__
%
Society A—
67
__
.-414
•
16%
common
Dakota Utilities-*———10
.Montana
;
■
-
32
16Vi. 17:.-
—
Molybdenum ...Corp--';
r
514
—
iMock Jud
Monogram
_*
Dec
,
.v,vl%
1% Sep
.:.oNov
—^
*_
15% Nov
41% Jan
Sep
% May
,x5% May
,
,
I
15'A May
Feb
88
Apr
Oct
(4
6%.
• 6%
6%
Midwest Piping & Supply—"
,•
4- ..;
*
{Mid-We^tvRefineries—*
—*-l:
1% .• • 1%
; Mming Corp of Canada.*—
' " Ji
% ' ,. %
fMinnesota Mining St Mfg.:
51% - " 51% 52 Va '
1
24
24
Jun
% Mar
3(4 Apr
.
iMidwest QiF Co————**—10
•
23(4
Dec
Midland Steel Products—
fi'l $2
,
50
1,075
23(4
pfd.100
•Parker Pen Co._
;
56
24
—
*
5
—
12
■
r24
*
50
**—4*
Oliver United Filters B——,——
Nov
32
99% July
6%
414
•
Corp $2 cony preferred—*
%
J'; $3 preferred
Mar
,2
•.
Jan
3,900
414
.
—
•
3%
Oklahoma Natural Gas common——*15
1% July
U Jan
<1,000
—
%
Apr
Public
Jan
v.... 20
—*
Preferred—
Feb
fig Feb
1st preferred...
Oilstocks Ltd common*.
Apr
(4
26
fs
'4
4
.
Jan
" 5Va May
%
Co
Power
Pacific
iMichigan Steel Tube———*.——2.50
4Michigan Sugar Co
.
2%
States Power class A
Ohio
Mar
Sep
1,400
'
102
Oct
200
Ohio Oil 6%
Dec
Dec
1%
—
5
1,300
Edison
Jan
3%
1,200
I/1 ■'
.
200
7
Nov
8,900
Public Service 6%
Brass
3%:' Feb
Dec
18(4:: Dec
—
Participating preferred——-—*15
! Metropolitan -Edison $6. preferred—*
Michigan Bumper Corp
—1
Dec
.
4% '
**
—25c
Apr
8
fie
RR Co
Ohio
Oct
Feb
90
1%
.'
i
4%
Co——y*-**————-1
Textile Corp
Metal
86
3y4
preferred—
Ohio
■
■
5
3%
92
14%
2 >4 Mar
30
1,700
28%
y8
Ogden Corp common,—.
Dec
1% Mar
%
;Merritt Chapman & Scott——'—* J
92
8%
Dec
Dec
Apr
150
2'4
1%
"
92
8%
V\
%
Northern Pipe Line
t
,•
',4
v
2%
3(4
—
Jan
1/128 Mar
Jun
%• Jan
4| Feb
18»/a
2(4
3%
2% Ma y
123
,18
v
Dec
400
1%
8%
19
•':i
(4
1,100
5
1.
——*
'V'
2 % May
300
214
1%
-A.'
800
92
5
100
3*3
Oct
.3%
%
3(4
Nov
'<•; IV2
1814
preferred
Participating
2
11
119
class A-jI
t ?/'■': Tt. .:
Jan
8% Sep
4%'
5
common**]—.!.*—*
Stores
1
400
•
123
'Memphis Natural Gas common
iMercantile
/Merchants-& Manufacturers
100
9%
35,600
1,256 Mar
Central Texas Oil
Northern
53
(4
Novadel-Agene
A
114
8%
*
—
Mead Johnson & Co*
Sep
Jan
234
.
—
—
27
2
—
McCord Radiator &■ Mfg B--—--*—*-*
.McWilliams
8%
Sep
Oct
2
3%
—1
24
,
Feb
Feb
Oct
21%
%
common
Penn
19c
1%
69%
3(4
Nor Indiana
4
Nov
Sep
1,000
3.(4
37
Sep
1
American
2North
Oct
Oct
9%
'
—-
Marion Steam Shovel-*—*—--———*
r
—
Jan
3%
-55
July
8%
—
.'Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co:——_,*
.'■•.Marconi'.International/.'Marine-?Com;
munication Co Ltd-—,—**——.
I
.1
Jun
1(4 Mar
.
50
-
—
~~V4
prior preferred
North
Mangel Stores——
;—
—1t *. 2%-. ■■■.■". 2%
;
S5 convertible preferred.*
.•
—
,
;Manischewitz (The B) Co————*
260
(4
preferred;
Northern
;Manati Sugar
41%
Apr
%
37
1.000
Light & Power common..1
Amer
Class
M
j
33
North American Rayori class A———*
Mar
.
.
56
Electric
Noma
Nov
23
;
1%
53 y4
—-**—1
—5
Mines.——-*—
Nipissing
fie Dec
Sep
—
—
...
1%
56
41(4
—*
Nineteen Hundred Corp B
Jan
19%
10
100
100
1st
Niles-Bement-Pond
Dec
3%
93
' v**
Conv, 7%
100
pfd.
preferred
5% 2d preferred
—*
Class A optional warrants
Class B optional warrants
Niagara Share class B common
Class A preferred
Ludwig Baumann & Co—
Common
6%
Service
Water
5%
Jan
1
Dec
% May
—
Y
Niagara Hudson Power common
Nov
9,200
2%
5%
4%
5%
575
23
19
7%
>,
11
6,200
22
5%
Jun
N
Aug
5,000
V2
20
& Exploration
1
350
»
6%
23
——100
—————•
1
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd**.
Land
1214
%
-
■,
19
iV i6o
5%
%
Packing-
[Louisiana
5
Apr
13% Apr
1,150
%
12
6%
Corp-—o
Long Island Lighting common—*
*
19c preferred class A——
----100
6%
%
__
5
—
7%
7%
,
—
& Timber
common
Manufacturing
•
100%
45
45(4
1,000
35
Jan
52%
Feb
6%l
6%
600
6
Dec
16(4
Jan
8% May
5
10
Oct
43%
"7
_7
300
8% Ma^
6(4 July
7(4
Nov
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
28
Monday, January 4, 1943
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
York
New
Week Ended Jan. 1
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
■■••
,
Shares
Low
Par
York
New
for Week
of Prices
Last
Exchange
Curb
1
Sales
Week's
Stinnes
Quebec
I
Power
Co^
56
147
30
139
May
11
50
8%
Sullivan
73% Nov
Apr
147
147
180
11
*
100
*
Quaker Oats common
6%
preferred
■;—
'70
Sun
Jan
150
1114
Apr
Corp
Oil
R
%
A May
Vt
900
12%
Range Since January 1
High
12%
100
Low
~V/e
7J/a
1%
1%
1%
50
Nov
9j/2
Jan
2% Sep
45%
Feb
26
Apr
50%' Dec
10%
•
Corp
14
Dec
1% May
39 y2 Jun
50%;,- 2,000
4 49%
50%
25
% Aug
14% NOV
Apr
6%
3,100
'<•
Apr
03
50
,
42 VV1
42'A
—50
com
High
Dec
8y»
9%
1
preferred
(Calif)
Co
Low
1
Superior Port Cement class B
10,300
Shares
•
convertible
Superior
37a
for Week
•
Ray Drug Co
Oil
Swan Finch Oil
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum option warrants-
Range
of Prices
__5
;
Machinery
Sunray
5%-%
Dec
A AA
.
(Hugo)
(S) Co
Sales
Last
Par
Stroock
68
Week's
Thursday
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Low
High
Curb
Week Ended Jan. 1
Range Since January 1
Feb
11
15
7%, Jan
Feb
8%
Nov
Oct
Railway & Light Securities
Raymond Concrete Pile common—
$3 convertible preferred.
Raytheon
Red Bank Oil Co
Electric .&
ReManoe
:Rice
Dry Goods
Radiator
Stix
(Richmond
Rio Grande Valley Gas
Corp
Apr
Va
Jan
11%
3 Va
10'A
1
1
1,400
100
12
12
*
254
3%
: 3%
3
A
16
16
55
57
17
17
May i
"iii
vav
•
3%
3%
3%
'
.
aaa
13%
Amer
Todd
Jan ;
•A? 2%
3%
9%
%
%
4%
1
,3%
16
*
57%
2%
•
I* *
•V- '•
'■ '•
•*V
Jun
5%
Feb
1%
Jun
3%
114
Oil
Salt Dome
—:
;
14 July
*214
Co
113
United
Sanford
Mills
3'8
800
Schiff
.V
Co
Schulte
i
'
A)
(D
" /•.> '
/-•.
1
common—
:
Electric
.Scranton
Lace
Scranton
$6
12
%
a
•
25
14
"■
2%
Nov
3%
19
v
..
'
•'•—
%
1
Nov
1%
Lr$'-
24%
25
8,000
■
v
400
A Feb
a:
-
8 Va
500
:.
Steel
Co
——•
16%
A
18
16%
:
Securities Corp General..—
Seeman Bros Inc.—
Co
?
-r
(!
'
1
•
—•
.1
;
stock.:
Convertible
$5.50
19% May
90
a
Denn
•
29
•
■
A 27 a.
———•
"••
Oct
19
8
k
/;••,
a,:-./
aa
Va
:
w-
51
.
A
-
32
3%
'
r
-a A
13
3%
51
.
51%
-
50
a#a
-
38
38
.
..
4%
-
a
2%
5%
pfd series AAA
cum
of
Sherwin-Williams
Silex
Co
25
common.
100
Canada
•
;
A 4%
4%
Vhf
13%
13%
52 %
a
convertible
preferred—
Simplicity Pattern
a—-A
a-.-;aa,
'a'
'
112% 113%/
a
,;.-a*'a
'''
..mZ
"r
:
Feb
,
-
20
a vilii aia '•A
; •
Skinner
U
10%
110
..
'
115
Jan
6% Sep
814 May
.
Aircraft
-Solar
Manufacturing .Co
Sanotone
Co....
Corp
9%
11
S
South
Penn
Southwest
Oil
Pa
California
Southern
Dec
Jan
3% Aug
7%
Jan
2
Fob
2%
Dec
5%
Jun
7%
500;MM."
'
v
100
l
%
11
11,800
3a
2,700
9%
%
33,800
-
V
:
&
JA
■1,300
213a
22%
; 3,400
—•
27
28%
•
77
77
22!
preferred
Ltd—
-A
—
preferred B
preferred series C
7Vo
Power
•
2%
-
V
2
.
1%
•
•"
\
-
1
25
class
38%
1%
•
Phosphate Co...
Line
1
Royalty Co...
3814
39
2914
39
2914
i
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Stahl-Meyer
21
May
72% Mar
20
Standard
Inc
1
1
*
39 a
1% July
_•.,
;
A 42
5%
5%
4
Jan
725
50 % Mar
63
Dec
45% Aug
1
10
:
29%
Rubber
Reclaiming
•
4
3%
1,000
3%
2%
2%
7,800
2 'A May
3% Jan
7%
7%
200
6% Jan
8%
Apr
A
Nov
•
A
'/a
.
60
59'/a
A
%
*
60
2,400 *
A
600
A7%
10
...100
1
VA
114
Feb
;aai %
1
—
Standard Silver Lead
Standard Steel
2214
22%
42
$4
Mar
122
Feb
5
160
v
•
*
.
:
•!* '
5
•
..
Standard Tube -class B__
Starrefct
Stein
Sep
& Co
(A)
'.
6%
1st
5%
2d
2%
,
.
Jan
3A Jan
10
2%
3A
common
preferred.
preferred
.1114
10%
61%
Nov..
9
Nov
30
Jan
2,800
1%
Va
12%
VA Nov
Apr
10
Feb
'A
ft
23
^
900
f.1
1%
1%
3%
1%
3%
Dec
4'A
Jan
lA July
6,100
r
.'
%
.
1%
Dec
1%
*
"m'm :
Jan
8
1
common
44
47
1
Co
A
14
Equities
common
..y—'a
_.
:
450
a
475
'.••'•■'
..
is •'•vA%a
Sep
Jan
2%
A A
•A
1,400
Feb
Dec
15% Oct
3% Jan
.
.
a 62
Apr
/• 1% Mar
"
Dec
26
47
•-•
Jun
41
:
-
A
:
Mar
700
45%
43%
45
1
10c
...
2 Va
2%
5
Sugar
,
25
10
1,350
14% A a a
-
14
-mm
47
a 11
5% May
6,900
i;' r\
Oct
Nov
A/, .4
Dec
v
■*'( - % Oct
% Jan
«c'r>
11m
9%
10%
Dec
-AA:. A Oct
Jan
7%
100
23
is Apr
V
'
—8
priority
stock
1
...
150
49
48%
49
May
,11%
:
.•v
—
,
;-.
iv
-
110
■
a
a2
a
6
6%
A 23%
footnotes see page 29
T
A
14
14
•
Jan
.1% Dec
;
Jan
v.
% Oct
33% Mar
49
Dec
afa
'
-
J.,
Va
21 Va
400
I
Dec
Dec
Walker
Wayne
A Nov
West
3%
*
tV AUg
May
414 Mar,;
Jan
8%
"
8%
'Wentworth
Sep
Jan
Western
Dec
%
14 May
19% Jan
A
2%
y8
Sep
Va
—'
—
.
20
7
..
5%
Coal
Westmoreland
„
Jan
2
&
Apr
Aug
31
Oct
35 y2 Mar
7
Oct
-a
Coal.
(R C)
Oil-O-Matic
8
Willson
Products
Wilson-Jones
300
,.
200
8%: July
A
Nov
%
Jan
May
13%
Feb
1%
400
Nov"
81 v Mar
ya May
9
•••'•
VA t VA
2'A
Feb
3%
y
Oct
2%
Dec
100%
Jan
Jun'-
86
*3%
*3%
6%
5%
"4
Nov
27/a
6,900
Jan
4%
Nov
2
1,000
6%
Mar
6-y«
Dec
Dec
8%
Oct
8%
67
67
67
20
100
19 'A
16% May
'
"■
5%
Mar
5 %
100 *"•
5%
7% *
:f
:
Dec
5% July
7%
a" 200
6
% May
a 1%
1%
100
1
Aug
9%
9%
175
8%
Jun.
a 1.8%
9%
400
6%
Jan
Oct
15% Aug
Mar;
12
,
5%:..
75
61% May
20
.
13
♦
;
Wolverine
Oct
Woodley
1%
Nov
Wool worth
'
3,900
Apr
1
Jan
Jun
3%
Dec
;
•
;„*
Heating
Inc
4.
Co..
Portland
Petroleum
(F W)
;•
1
4
10
pfd
100
Cement
Apr
7%
Jan
u
J3«
10%
Aft 6%
Apr
Feb
A.-: A
700-
:/■;%
V :•
5% " Jan'
Dec ."
:
1% Mar,
J
10
Light 7%
Feb
2
%
>
1
Wisconsin Power &
U
650
Nov
4%
600
10
Corp
& Co
4%
%,
Jan
9%
6
4—4.20
River Oil
500
2%
90 JA
79
5
...
1st pfd—100
Stationery com..
Williams
9% Aug
3% Jan
50
Dec
3% Dec"
700
•
Mfg
1,800
6
NOV
17% Feb
5% Oct
7% Mar
—20
Williams
Apr
2
■
40%
100
3% / 3% A/
.4%A;5a A
5
Iff
Coke
Weyenberg Shoe
Apr
8
.
:
25
-
13%
Nov
Oct
6
Nov
6%
Jan
8% Nov
A Mar
46
250
■
200
.
83A
10%
1.25
^Westmoreland Inc
1%
.
1 Va
2%
■
7-
• 44
U
Apr
Apr
:
3% Apr
1
Air Lines Inc
•Western Tablet &
Dec
700
.
:
.
8%
1
Western Maryland Ry 7%
6%-Nov
28%
Apr
13
Oct
,
Jan
Sep
42
8%
—5
Western Grocer Co
Mar
A
200
•
—
manufacturing
Utility $6 preferred
12%
sz
3,700
8%
2%
-
-
•:
.—
3%
Wellington Oil Co..
14%
13%
600
46
50
*
class A
110%
Feb.
114
""a-
•
:
Wichita
"™V\
43%
_•
West Texas
^
1
1
Co
Mining- Co.
Knitting Mills
Jan
.,1,500
22-
Waitt & Bond
Jan
12
900
.
a
%
A
Jan
950
,-.6%
Ti>
21%
,
14
Dec
2
Apr
1,000
'
100
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs 6xt__*
7% preferred
;
——.100
14
10
%
5,100
15
"'
Aircraft
114 Nov
103
4%
W
Waco
1% Aug
9% Apr
5,200
;
3
-•
Feb
:
—
n
4%
14%
1
Oct
Nov
••■
u
Co common
Jun
75
ai
A 5%
»w
1
Inc
A
4,700
110%
13%
v
*
15,4 May
•
"A
.450
-
• •
5
preferred
Petroleum
Class B
600
100
',%•
15
.1
common.—.
convertible
Virginia Public Service 7% pfd
Vogt Manufacturing
-1% Oct
1/64 Jan
.2,600
,
11% : 12%aaa
:
•
a:
1%
For
'
H Aug
•
7«A Mar
-
10% May
12%
110-
1
B)
2%
:1
1
<J
.700
A)
-2%
3A
•
.1%
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling
*,
—
2.
Sterling Aluminum Products
Stetson
Sep
May
r
6% Jan
Jun
5
—.—
Sterchi Bros Stores
-
•...;
(The> Corp voting trust ctfs__l
•
.Steel Co of Canada
>/e
3/64
1
Spring
'
Jan
T%4%- Apr
1,200"
1%
23
•
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Pictures
Venezuelan
oct
Nov
May
1,000
A114
14
Products Co
~VA
1%
1%
...50c
common—
Insurance
Valspar Corp
Dec
14
400
•
;
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Standard
7
A
27s/2 Mar
"l
VA
...•
B.
$5.50
"
20
pfd
Standard Power & Light
Common class.B
Apr
33
43
375"
..
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convertible preferred
Class
Utility
Dec
2814
6
1
(Ky)_,
(Ohio)—5%
May
Apr
Jan
24% Mar
100
1%
2.78
$1.60 convertible preferred
Oil
Sep
Mar
W
Dec
30% Mar
50
100
-614
•
,
Convertible preferred:
Standard Oil
2%
250
Aug
T3%
2%
7J/a
♦,
Utah Power & Light $7 preferred—
Utah Radio Products
Dec
28
36 3A
,
Standard Dredging Corp common
,
U
Jan
Dec
Jun
Va Mar
61% .63
,
.
3%
5
and International Securities
Utah-Idaho
Oct
105
5
Brewing Co
Standard
28%
85,
1% Sep
$5 1st preferred with warrants—...*
Universal Products
Apr
Apr
10
Standard Cap & Seal common
{
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Oct
Jan
38
r62%
"
2% -Nov
2%
■
27%
100
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23% Mar
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dep rets ord regis—
;
23
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244 '
1
B
Universal
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Dec
Oct
ft Sep
'
Universal Corp
Spanish & General Corp— •'V/y"i
Amer
;
2%
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1%
700-
,
25
A
'Spalding (AG) & Bros™
•/ 1st preferred—
1——;r—
...
a'
25
.25
—25
Pipe
Southland
31
Jun
1% Apr
..
200
.
preferred
100
New England Telephone..100
Southern
Jan
Jan
A
.
;
common.—
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•
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37%
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100
2,800
IV*
1%
-
3%
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Dec
400
2.
2
.
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Southern
126%
1,600
25c
Universal Cooler class A
Dec
/ff
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:m % oct
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...
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,
.2;
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Dec
is
1,600
:
2%
Dec
%
10%
25
United Stores
Oct
93%
:»a
9%
A7
Jan
:<A!
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preferred
..10
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1st $7
Mar
Feb
% Nov
_
A
X
A'
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1714 Apr'
Nov
Jan
Feb
Jun
Va Mar
100
;A
a
.
Apr
3Ja
10,500
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57%
Jan
97%
5,800
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550
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50
a
.
is
a
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2
5
Dec
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•
2%
r\;
original preferred
6 fo
Southern
.
2
10
Edison—
5%
2
182%
1%
.
•
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...
3
Dec
1% July
■
Aug
Apr
100
100
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Oct
3
'A
Co
Foil Co class
US
Jan
Dec
130
90
2%
1
.
2
—.p'v'-'v-
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common.
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7%
57% Jun
U
113%
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20
iU S Radiator common
4
.1
Jun
%
10
-v-:'
1
.
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173
2
v'f
•
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1
Oct
Dec
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100
Oct
2%
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Dec
Apr
700
173
1
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1/64
u
Shoe
-a'
U S
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Organ
Aug
■
2,100
12
9%
•
United Specialties common
13%. Dec /a
84%
v
15'A
—1
100
common
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,Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
,•
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Sioux. City Gas & Elec 7% pfd
1
-a:
1%
.
100
•
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::
...
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jU S Graphite
Dec
Jan
Va
1/64
1
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>■■"•••
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Sep
Profit
United
f
4'/2 May
59% May
•
Singer
5
39
900
6%
12
..a;-/-
•
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NJRR& Canal Co.—
v
a
Nov
4
i
United
A
Dec
a 51%
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5%
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10c
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preferred
participating
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/• a.
.
9%
i.
12
1,200
a;
-
4%
4%
:
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3
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$3
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Jun
:
•
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2
300
13%
5
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-
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200
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2%
%
a
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—•
common
7%
4% July
r
■
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Dec
fs
Dec
Mar
'
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Dec
Apr
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4
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>
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13 a':
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Jan
6
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warrants
warrants—
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Mar
%
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>
.
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.
36
a
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1
7
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.
8%
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150 A
51%
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•
500
51%
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8,600
%
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50
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;
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/
-
1,400
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$6
9%, Jan ;
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i
1
Jan
69
10
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Aug 'a;
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.
Sep
3/a Mar
-a
100.a
.
4%
13
—5
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Dec
Nov
3
~.
1,200
1%
1%
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—10c
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United Gas Corp common
!
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Oct
113%
-
July
6/4
6,900
4%
.
-
1
Jun
Apr
29
r.
350
2
1%
"
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Cigar-Whelan
Corp
United
Dec
Oct
29
600'}!
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-
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-
,
'51%
—
\l
29
-
4%
a
600
"
1
1
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n
aa
%
.
■
certificates
Seton Leather common
:Shattuck
United
United
Apr
22%
Mar
15%
140
7%
•
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Sentry Safety Control—
Serrick Corp class B
;
1%
6%
a'a
—
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2
1
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n Nov
v'
50
.
;
5
prior stock
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..
;
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111
...
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t'
48
7%
1
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Selby Shoe
49
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common.
Jan
Jan
6%
1,900
1%
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Apr
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'.'
39
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%
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V-
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common
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>
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preferred
*
$6
111
3,000 A;:.*
4%
4%
38%
-
•
X 103
Mar
-
*
Canada
Aircraft
United
Nov
12
Scranton
Scullin
tv
•
•
39
—1
...
Union Investment
NOV
Dec
9%
s/a
%
Apr-
200
a.-a; - a:-'
21
22%
24%
25
common
1,200
Mar
-95
1,000
8,300
i
1
preferred—
United
Jan
26 y4
.
of
Gas
Union
Jan
121%
100
A
12 V
,
—•
preferred
%
1%
..
4'A Aug
95
;
-85
6%
4%
Corp
Manufacturing
Unexcelled
'
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.
12
—
:S'--
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.
14
—5
vx
common.—_—
•'
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Jan
3% Apr
^
Dec
•
Jan
f49
Oct V
2
Feb
%
■
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50
_
16
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860
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814 May
> -Sep
r
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.,
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a
a,
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1
•
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80c
Dec
1% July
AA % Feb
5,300
34
1%
Sep
814 May
114' Aug
105
50
*
:
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214
34
1
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3A
22,700
115%
214
.
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200
VA
"1% J!i%
l'/a
1
preferred
Dec
Feb
A
A;
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100
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5%
U
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
•
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Vi
V
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s
>1,400
Oct
Dec
Aug
Nov
li
———
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
3% Mar
3%
17%
Jun*
38
..
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Chatillon
Class
i--:
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53
100
i1
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ii
50
51% A-
100
preferred
...
.
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4 V* Aug
warrants
Trunz
Dec
50
>
Dec
.NOV
8%'• Apr
104
Dec
'
__
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Dec
17
Oct
6%
Tonopah Mining
Dec
3
"
a
preferred
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Dec
14
.1,800
38
3%
20
'
Jun
2
550
....
4%
38
'
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86
1,100
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20
3%
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16%
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103 W
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5
Stocks
Trans Lux Corp.
Feb
Jun
.314
1,300
103
2
;
5,100
2,900
7 Va"
6%
—
Edison
7%
Jan
B'eb
a:a.:. 200
%
'
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Toledo
Jan
23A
900
3%
.
36% Mar
a-a 200
3%
3%
,
Allied
3%
18 y4
6%
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Security Trust Co Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
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1214 Mar
Apr :
914 May
25
i—1
•
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Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes common
95
VA
250
17
2 %
Ryan
Jan
2
"a. .a... 100
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55%
.—
14
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2,300
•
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:
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17%
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77
300
214
20
Russeks Fifth Ave
1%
&
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Dec
14 Mar.,
50
Tobacco
Oct
6%
Light 1%
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Roofing Inc
Tishman Realty & Construction—
Jan
11%
Power &
Shovel
3Va
17%
3%
•
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'
1
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5%
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•
700
7% A. 7 %
5
5
Dec
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300
:
•
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300
6%
:6!4
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12,800
A
A 114
1
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common
common
Texon Oil & Land Co
Nov
14%
110
common
Texas
Thew
Nov
914
2%
Typewriter—
Royal
34
250
10 Va
6%
Technicolor Inc
Oct;.
2,000
10
14 July
1,900
convertible preferred—
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Apr
3%
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90'A
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51%
:
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89%
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.;
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1
pfd D
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1,300
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Rome
Tampa Electric Co
16%
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21
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Oct
Sep
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21%
l7ff
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:
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1214
480
41%
1% Aug
5
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.—
Rheem Manufacturing Co
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38
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Reed
4
100
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150
7%
7%
10
1
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*
Voting .common
Railway & Utility Investment A
RatK Packing Co. common
9%
'
-
10
1
;
•
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—
Jan
Jan
9%
Nov
94
Mar
110
Nov
3%
3%
3%
—
2%
12%
•
800
3
Jun
4
Jan
4'
300
3%
Dec
5
July
Ltd—
American deposit receipts
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
;
31;
Bg
♦
lVa-VA
17,500
6%
Dec
2%
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
Volume 157
Last
Interest
Exchange
Curb
Period
Week Ended Jan. 1
—.—1950
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1957
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1952
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1965
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107% 110%
80
90
98% 101%
106
107-
109%
110%
98% 101%
50
64%
102% 106 7/a
J-D
107
J-J
103%
107
103% 104%
$112% 113
M-N
A
20-year
A
12%
F-A
F-A
99%
Sale Price Bid &
(see
Bogota
ACauca
105% 108
100% 104%
110% 112%
7s__
Bank
Mortgage
Valley 7s
5%s
5s
Danzig Port & Waterways—
A External 6%s stamped
City
1—_1952
Oct
1927
—
13%
14%
$9
M-N
J-D
6V2S
Government
6%s
A5%s
44 "'
15%
',""50
25
20% '48 3
15
$10
12
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13
$18
19%
13%
18
:
$15%
16%
9%
'
—
-
—
M-TX
29
29
25 Va
A-0
$29
32
25 y*
"
J-D
J-D
M-S
$17%
—
—
13%
2%
J-J
2%
J-J
M-S
49%
47
497/a
J-D
50
47 Vb
50
$Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales
A Bonds being traded flat.
49%
47J/a
49 7/a
.
"b 21%
21 %
15
16%
10%' 17
2%
2%
1
2%
2%
1
$109% 110%
A-0
29
16%
J-J
J-D
J-D
29
-18%
21%
1959
1919
'
15%
45
18
$32%
1921
Janeiro
44
"
9ya
43%
34
$30
1
High
-
—1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
1972
AParana (State) 7s
1958
de
13%
42
1947
——
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
ARussian
14%
M-S
(Peru)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota 7s
Alssue of May 1927
of
Low
25
43%
J-J
—
A Issue
January
No.'
25
M-N
F-A
6y2s stamped_1958 '
AMaranho
7s_
—1958 '
AMedellin
7s
stamped
—^-1951
ALima
Sold
44
-44
J-D
1948
—^—1955
1953
—
high
Range Since
Bonds
of)
—
—
Asked
$43
A-O
J-J
April 1946 ;
Jan 1947
20-year 7s__
A Rio
98%
Thursday Week's Range
Last
or Thursday's
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
-
100% 105%
105%
Period
y;,.:;.' ';:low
112%
52% 52%
105% 105 %
A-0
Interest
"
,
Danish
F-A
.
Week Ended Jan. 1
107%
106
bonds
;
,
21%
12
$106% 108
109% 103%
6%
20
38
$122
125
-$112% 113
109%
■
5%
6
$106% 113
„
U-
A-0
J-D
17%
46 Vi
17
15
106
$107% 108
M-3
•
3
'
-3%
1 3
§Reported in receivership.
*No par value,
-113% 114
M-S
97%
96%
97%
113% 113%
M-N
M-N
A-0
76%
74%
76%
J-D
80%
79%
80 Vi
1949
J-D
107% 107 V*
Service—
A__z
52%
51
107
5%s____1952 ; ;;■ "'J-D
Wash
103%
100
&
2
1954
Debenture 5Vis
New
21
nl7 Vi
15
1950
3Vis
98vi 103%
$101% 102%
52
A-O
1956
2022
1979
1968
Debenture
93% 105%;
90
104%
1
16%*
15%
-
;
98% 106 y8
16
16
Vi
1961
1948
5s
England
103% 107
,
1947
England Power Assn 5s
99% 104
M-N
1948
—
39
107
1956
5s_—
5s
Eng Gas & El Assn 5s
Conv
New
13
__
17%
87
1
107
1981
2022
4Vis
A
103%;
60
102% 105%:
106.
107
1948
Power
series
100
1
103% 103 %
$105
% 102%
..1949
107% 110%
103% 103%
National Public Service 5s ctfs__ 1978
Nebraska
8i
80%
1
J-D
1945
Ltg 5s_—
87
102
—1959
United Lt & Rys (Delaware) &y2s_1952
United Light & Railways (Maine)—
6s series A
—1952
Light
N
Electric
United
\:io9% 111%
M-S
1957
.-1951
Mississippi P & L 5s
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s
1
102%,
102%:
102%
M-3
1st lien & cons 5 Vhs—
1978
1955
4Vis
86
53
;;
.—I960
3y2s—
United
.
:;„14%
1967
RR 5s——
Gas Light
Minnesota
1st
.—1965
1945
1943
.i_:——
28
100 Va 100 %
F-A
.v
——
Edison
Toledo
Extended
——1948
Mengel Co conv 4,Vis
1947
Metropolitan Edisdn, 4s E
1971
Milwaukee
79%
79%
.
& Mfg—
Radiator
stamped——
Midland Valley
94
102V2 102%
93 Vi
114%114% 115
$ 104 Vi 106%
16
F-A
M-S
series
-
80
J-D
4s
•
-
J-D
Kansas Gas &
6s
130
77
100 Va 100%
100%
F-A
1946
5s
Power
Water
6s stamped
Kansas Electric
McCord
129
38
84
;io2
96,
67
A
series
Tide
108% 108%;
5
deposit-^
of
Industries—
stamped——
Service 5s..
Power & Light 5s
Texas
6s
;
■
(Aug
series
A 7s
M-N
J-J
coup)—1955
series
A7s
'
10
87
$58
J-J
.
1957
Electric
Texas
1st
1
130
130
130
100
85%
96
"$96
96
82
112%
(Hugo)
2nd
7-4s
•
€l
Corp—
stamped
Certificates
93
90
.
7
19%
A-0
(Dec
96% 102%
75
108
A-0
1957
—-U950
1 ;■
——1946
inc 5s
(Hugo)
3d
7-4s
Stinnes
45
19%
—1989
—May 1948
1951
Dec 1 1966
stamped
6s
Stinnes
106%
93
/£
—.
——May 1948
(stamped)
.
77
111% 111%
A-0
103%
2
M-S
—2022
& L 6s—
P
(A G) deb 5s—
6s
79%
80
$43
>
M-N
103%'
98
6
111% 111%
.,
J-D
—1970
3%s
gold debentures—__™—
Standard Power & Light 6s
48
99
.
1967
111 Pwr & Lt 1st 6s ser A
1953
1st & ref 5'/as series B_
—1954
1st & ref 5s series C
1956
S f deb 5%s
——May 1957
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s
—1958
Indiana
Service
5s——
—1950
1st lien & ref 5s
1963
AIndianapolis Gas 5s A
-1952
Indianapolis P & L 3J/4S1970
A6V2S
——
6s
102% 104%
91
J-D
J-J
J-D
3%s
Power
—1971
:
Debenture
.
22
108% 108%
.
J-D
i
150
98
v
(Calif)-
Gas
6s___
25
\'Y
56
$90
,
1
93
90%
53%
90
—-Jan 1949
Idaho
132
10
24
80%
80%
A-0
Rys 4s——... - —1951
Debenture
106%
12
75
,
r91 %
93
r
M-S
106 Va
105% 108%
;v5'
,102%
101% 102 Va
J-J
Conv
'"96% 104
27
98
$.J
„
108%
103
102% 103%
J-J
92%
102%
91%
98
;
J-D
M-S
——1950
.—1950
—1963
1945
—1958
—1948
91%
91%
79%
106
"8
107 Va
102
J-D
1957
5s„
Power
86%
123%
2
,'104% 104%
104%
J-J
1966
B——
series
6s
,
138% 138%
,102%
J-D
3s__—1965
Southwestern
!
1941
Hygrade Food 6s,ser A—„
107
M-N
—1947
Spalding
103
$104% 105%
A-0
1965
3'/aS
Houston Lt & Pwr
71%
4
.$103%.104%;
J-D
M-S
——
Coal 6s_
Wyoming
Carolina
68%
7
46
1
—1948
1978
AGpneral Rayon 6s A_
Georgia Power & Light, 5s—
Glen Alden Coal 4s—,
109% 112%
2
77
107% 107 Vi
A-0
Southwestern Gas & Elec
122
46
J-D
——1969
*——1953
A
Power. 3%s
Gatineau
*■
•
72
107% 111%
3
111% 111 Va
J-D
—1970
77
.
,
■f 4
46
;
97%
87%
6
lllVb 111'/a
Vb
111
A-O
A-0
AStarrett Corp
1954
\
29
103% 104
103%
M-S
-
'rr
72
104
104
M-S
Residential Mtge Bank—
6s-5s stamped.
———1961
Florida Power Co 4s ser C
1966
Florida Pow & Lt 5s
M-N
3
100% 102%;
$123%
M-S
116%
111
97%
97%
M-S
4V2S-.—1967
1st mtge 3s_._.
125 V*
60
1
■
22
79%
88%
88
—
Finland
'A
78%
79%
F-A
-1952
Empire District El 5s—
Federal Water Service 5J/as
104% 106
'
A-0
Southern Indiana
69%
93
.
.
100% 101 Vi
101%
M-S
1956
2030
.-1956
A.
$104% 107
•
.
M-S
6s
Eastern Gas, & Fuel 4s ser
,
V
California Edison
California Gas 31/4S__—1970
••
99% 103%
103
$121
125
81% 82%
J-D
———1955
Cuban Tobacco 5s.
Cudahy
—
,
F-A
—*—1944
Continental Gas & El 5s
105% 108
106% 108
1
.
4y2S-——--————1954
Gen mtge
105% 105%
'.J. $102
—
107 %
J-J
—
Southern
108% 110%
_
J-J
1st ref mtge
•
32%
104%
104% 105%
$106
107
$114% 115 VA
-$106
M-S
—1951
South
$109% 109%
J-D
ref mtge 3s ser
,1st
F-A
—
Southern
(Bait)—
P————1969
2%s ser Q—
1976
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
v; :
-
—
*
J-J
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B___.—1952
—1951
Real Estate 6s
San
117% 122
122
$120
J-D
J-D
.—1979
Safe Harbor Water 4%s—
Southern
Consol
4
J-D
69%
84%
85 %
105% 105 %
M-N
31
84%
J-D
105 %
t
20
100
perpetual certificates—,
Sound P & L 5 y2s__—.—1949
ref 5s series C
1950 v
& ref 4%s series D—_—
1950
85
A-O
M-N
14
28
30%
; -
of New Jersey—
86%
86%
84%
31 va
-102 Va 102%
—
89
85
85%
97%; 102%
11
102 VA
102
'
M-N
1956
*
F——
69%
857/a
M-S
E_
5s
"
102%
1950
extended
series
U'
"
Co—
74%
J-D
M-N
& Coke
Gas
188
95
$89
.r
;
97%. 104
M-N
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5V2S series A——,—_—1952
99% 104%
,,$101% 103%
A-0
M-S
-
102%
2
100%
100
A-0
-
105%. 108%
$108% 109%
"
—100 Va 100%
J-S
1st
100 %
40
F-A
1955
5s—
1st, &
13%
2
101
45%
48
F-A
107% 110
F-A
1st mtge 3s__
-1964
4Vis_——1977
Service
Puget
13%
4;.r
48
100
100
J-J
;;
179
100
10%
12%
M-S
109% 109%
'J,.
A-O
_1948
1979
stamped
6%
105%
101;
12 Vi
10%
86%;
79
8
'
$103% 106%
12%
v.F-A
Aug 1955
1961
Power Corp (Can) 4y2s B
—1959
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st mtge 3%s——
1964
Sinking fund deb 4s_i__———1949
Public Service of Indiana 4s—_—1969
99% 102%
101
103%
Light
&
Power
4'/is
117%
100% 104
10
101% 101%.
86V4
flf-N
J-J
1949
1951
5VzS
112% 115
12
.
103% 103%
$103
109-
102%. 106
5s
5s
151% 180
101%
108%
107
106
107% 107 Va
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y»s_1964
3%s
—1970
Philadelphia Elec Power 5Vis—1972
Philadelphia Rapid Transit 6s__
1962
117
$152
J-D
1950
Debenture
5s
1958
Debenture
5s—
————1969
Cities Service P & L 5'/is
1952
•
108%
112
103 Vi
5
5
108
108
108
108%
$105 % 105%
Penn Central Lt & Pwr
Public
& L 5Vzs
Connecticut Lt & Pr 7s A
114% 115 '
M-S
5s
deb
Park Lexington
$114% 116
J-D
%s
Conv
Pacific
14%
-
.
5s
1948
-————1954
1953
§ AChicago Rys 5s ctfs
1927
Cincinnati St Ry 5%s A
1952
6s series >B—.'..s
1955
Cities
Service 5s
Jan 1966
A5
14%
73
106
109% 112%
115
M-S
Elec
States
§ACentrai
Central States P
55%
Q-F
5s.——1953
1964
Power
Gas 3%s
El &
111
"
.
7%
M-N
1968
1970
—1954
2%s—i
Edison
Boston
Vi
61
50
106
14%
7%
Potomac
Birmingham Electric 4'/2s
•
J-D
—.—1957
——I960
1998
series B.
5s
Bethlehem Steel 6s
•
109
Telephone of Canada—
Bell
7%
2
$98% 100%
M-S
1950
-M-N
12
54 V a
107% 107 Va.
A-0
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
Portland
-i—
54 Va
107%
A-0
4s
Oklahoma Nat Gas 3%s B
14%
,/
Baldwin Locomotive Works6s
Service
14%;
7%
v
,
112''
108%
114% 115%
.
,
7%
109%
106% 106%
J-D
1947
.
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109
1C5 "
2
,
__
—1962
»
.
4
•
$108
J-J
1964
Avery & Sons (B. F.)—
5s without warrants--
Convertible
Public
*
<
4
13 Vb
:—1968
AConv deb 5s—;
'
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"a
67
;
$115
53%
High
—1968
—1971
71
-i-
J-J
J-J
_1945
—
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98
M-S
Low
107Va
$106
__
F-A
-_._1948
3s___.
mtge
Ohio
1948
1949
1—1950
4 Vis
deb
5s
1st
Power
1st
\
§Associated Gas & Elec Co—
•; AConv
deb 4V2S_i
LJaI
•
-1969
5%s__
Utility
1st 3%s series A
108
105
219
46%
44%
,46%
;
108
107
J-J
1
January
No.'
112
112
J-J
Range Since
Sold
High
'
91
104% 107 %')
124% 130
5
$125Vi 127
107 Vi
M-N
1954
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Northern Ind Public Service—
•
J-J
1964
2004
5s
Nor
79%
2
—
AConv
Elec & Gas 3%s
N Y & Westchester Ltg 4s
102% 109
30
•
104
"86% 106%
'
V4
95
M-S
107%
95
107
J- J
"
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
.
Low
101% 106%
'
Thursday Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
105
Vi
105
Curb
Week Ended Jan. 1
1
103
J-J
1960
3%s s f debs_——1970
Amer Pow & Lt deb 6s
2016
Amer Writing Paper 6s
1961
Appalachian Elec Pow, 3%s
1970
Appalachian Pow deb 6s
2024
Arkansas Pr &,Lt 5s
1956
Associated Elec 4 Vis
1953
f debs
s
January
York
New
Range Since
Sold
N Y State
American Gas & Electric Co.—
3VaS
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
2%s
BONDS
Thursday Week's Range
BONDS
York
New
104
104
r
Cash
sale,
x
a
Deferred delivery sale,
d Ex-interest." e Odd-lot
yCash sale not included in year's range,
Ex-dividend.
B, June 26 at 2%.
Abbreviations used
when issued;
being transacted during
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
nUnder-the-rule sale,
current week.
"cons," consolidated;
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
tive; "conv," convertible;
"w i,"
sale.
Easy Washing Machine class
.
"cum," cumula¬
t c," voting trust certificates;
THE
30
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Thursday
Week's
Last
imore Stock
26
Dec.
to
Exchange
Week's
Thursday
Range
Coast
Line
Transit
(Conn),—
Co
Low
161/4
28 '/a
,50vtc—*
common
13%
Apr
17%
21% May
50
28'/a
High
491
1.25
1.15
28%
Dec
1.80
Nov
30c
Jun
NOV
Berghoff
Binks
1st
preferred
t c———.
100
Light & Power com—*
Mercantile
—!
Trust
25
com—100
——
Mills
Water
128
126
128
17
17
11
207
10
27%
28%
77%
77%
'
Mar
129
Jan
Class
277
52
,100
pfd ser A x-w_50
Fidelity & Guar————2
52
3%
4
72
300
22
22
22
29 %
29%
30%
30
Feb
39
10
Dec
22
Central
30
Dec "
Atlantic
Coast
5s series A
90%
90%
$600
88
Jan
92
51%
507/8
51%
7,000
42
Jan
57
-
lien,
14
39%
Jan
674
Jan
3% Jan
11' May
19% Jan
685
9%
450
14
15
7 ya
Jan
287b
Dec:
137b
■
„
iy4 Mar
300
12:
5% Mar
Jun
'350
10
Serv
$6
Jan
14%
Dec
2% Aug
4% Sep
37b
Apr
/,67t
Feb
,,
100
5%
1,450
20%
V. .100
19%
Jan
57
57
58
5,000
50
Jun
65
May
12%
21% July
Jan
140
417s
Apr
5%
•
r
•
%
■■
2,450
%
■
.9,800
*
"4%
91
25
,410
;■
20
Nov
5
200
ls/8
8%
250
7
2%
18,000
Feb
A
.
May
8%
Deq
A Apr.
..
67a
71
4%
,
—15'
/•
Apr
10
,
40
23%
*
72
4% May
6
Vo
16% Nov
A Mar
1,250
A
91
a,
91
common—,,.
'
A
5'%
—*
preferred
50
69%
>
A
■
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West
15%
67
69 y4
"IIIi
Aug
"
2%
5%
20 U
pfd_,
common—
Jan
27b Aug
13
Jan
2%
5 Ya
preferred—-———.
Oct
."
Feb
100
Feb
43
/ Jan
Nov
772
Feb
May
10 7b
Jan
}
Chicago Corp common——,:
—,1
—,
'
preferred,—
Chicago
Flexible
Towel
Convertible
Boston Stock
both inclusive,
Exchange
Alum
Shaft
% May
28
Apr
200
47
7 May
65 v:
66
45
10
>50
.
*
:
11%
Ills
3%
/...
:■
11%
68%
68%
,—10
common
70/
common—
■;
8'/4
.
45
560
%
34%
A/,; 150
20%
21%/
1%
•
■:
Dec
47
July
110
Jan
Jan
4
11 %
Jun
Jan
70
Dft4
2% Jun
200
34%
.66
Apr
96
3,200
■
Dec
July
36y2
550
V
3%
3%
'
Dec
38
45
66
capital-
-
•
27a
,700
101% 102
common,
common
Utensil
38
36%
-
'
common
Cities Service Co.
Club
1%
38
preferred
Chrysler Corp
compiled from official sales lists
2
•
:
1—1^—
Chicago Yellow Cab capital——,.
1
Feb
Dec
350
1%
1%
Dec
6
~
12
14
--5
preferred
Chicago
to Jan.
1%
Nov.
28% May
3% May
'700 "
.
.
7a
14
15%
Pub
Convertible
Dec. 26
13
9
167a
Feb
11% May
3 Vb Mar
May;
1975
5%.,
4s
13%
28%
12
preferred-,-— —30
Cherry Burrell Corp
90%
1975
indebt
Transit Co
100
12%
13
-III
common,—.
Central States Pow & Light pfd—.
Conn—
Line
of
Certificates
Illinois
Prior
:
$7
Bonds—
Baltimore
650
;
Central & South
Mars
30%
21% May
4%
4
.;.
28%
'
28 V2
—10
conv.
Convertible
Nov
-
590
4'/4
common—.—. —1
Central 111 Secur
Dec
4%
Dec
400
4
Foundry capital
Dec
53
34%
13 \
.
>»
common—
Ring
cumul
750
'•.
;
.5
Brothers
5%
Nov
22%
capital
L)
5%
6% May
13 y4
Campbell Wyant & Can-
Jan
82
Mar
3%
13% Mar
■
50
200
"4%
-1
common—
50
13%
33%
—5
common
9%
16
'
5%
„5
(E J)
(E
Piston
16
5%
preferred—/—
Co
Burd
July
2.65
Sep
16% Mar
100
3%
common
49
,
High
10% Aug
350
12%
___*
—
Corp
Sons
A
Butler
23 % May
Laughlin
&
Bruce
Sep
1.50
Range.Since January 1
Low
11
9%
16
-1-10
corp
Brawn Fence & Wire
Dec
245
Warner
Brach
Dec
17
203
4
21%
Seaboard Comm'l 5%
Jan
5% July
100
21%
Power
Dec
15%
—5
com
common—
Brewing
&
Borg
Nov
57%
Dec
108
60
28%
2.10
2.10
2.10
77%
&
12
Mar
61/4
83
17
21%
Phillips Packing Co common—
U S
40
535
Z.100
—
Amsterdam
3.50 July
197
Casualty—.—/——2
Preferred
Penna
680
■
V,
Pub Serv—•
Penn
Vernon-Woodbury
New
6%
50
Co
West
preferred
7%
Mt
11%
57%
6%
207
—20
—1100
1st pfd
& Fla
Monongahela
10%
561/2
6%
t c__ 1
common v
Fidelity & Deposit
Georgia Sou
11V4
571/2
v
Eastern Sugars Assoc
Shares
High
11
common—
Manufacturing Co capital
Bliss
'
Consol Gas Elec
Co
Aviation
Bendix
"
iTs
Mfg class A
Bastion-Blessing
525
Low
—1
common^—
Belden Mfg Co common—
Belmont Radio
Corp
Range Since January X
High
15
16'/8
*
Corporation
Atlantic
Baltimore
Low
( W H)
Barlow & Seelig
Shares
Par
Arundel
Barber Co
for Week
of Prices
of Prices
"
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Range
-
Sale Price
Par
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
1
Jan.
STOCKS—
3/4
/
3% Dec
V)'
Feb v
1%
Oct
'
Week's
Thursday
Range
STOCKS—
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Shares
Tel
American
Tel
&
-100
—
& Son
Boston
&
3
127%
124% 127"%
9%
9
I100
79%
101%
134%
105
Dec1/
499
■
80%
7%
Jan
10'
75%
Jun
91
25
23%
22%
24
3,309
19%
Apr
26%
Elevated Ry.————— -100
62%
62%
63
597
42%
Jan
66
Boston Herald Traveler
Maine
Corp——-.
5%
class A 1st pfd——. .-100
Stamped
class
10% Mar
14%
1st
8%
7%
8%
%
%
.
55c
8%
1%
177
1%
Apr
2
1%
105
1 %
May
3
Feb
2
170
l7/s
Dec
2
Jan
-100
——
1%
1%
75
1%
Eastern Airlines
1%
Deci
Oct
Elgin
21%
12
6%
6%
365
5%
Jun
7%
Oct
4%
4%
330
4%
Feb
5%
Octi
Copper Range
:.
Co
5
6%
*
—;
1 %
Jun
""5 ■'
1%
Jun
43
1%
Jun
...,
16
Jan
-
V
Boston
Eastern
4%%
—10
—.——,—
——
_
—— —
preferred
125
preferred
B,:.
Jan
10c
"V
.100
.100
17%
Co
1%
19%
V-
,
2%
2%
2
5%
.100
pfd adjustment
SS
Lines, common
Preferred
..
•r.'t 350
9%.
1.80
July J
—
Morse
Drive
Mfg Co
# •
'
common
Auto„
Co
37b
_*
36%
.—1
x2%
32%
Jan
Preferred
z
1%
Dec
General
Jan
95
Sep;
General
Motors
Jan
26%
Octi
General
Outdoor
Jan
2 74
Foods
'6%
Dec
377<
Jan
14
•
Corp
36%
!.
1
4%
—
Hathaway Bakeries class A———
Lamson
————
(Del)
Corp
—5
common
Loew's Boston Theatres—
Maine' Central RR
Util
.100
common-—,
v
c—— —1
t
Oct
May
20% May
29
Oct
Gossard
22.19 May
3
Apr
26
Dec
Great Lakes Dr & Dock
604
3
2%
"/■: .320
3%
37a
14%
5
2%
2%
12C
1,215
1%
13
2%
:
6%
67/8
13% May
15%
35%
5%
3
Nov
1%
Jan
4
Dec
10%
14C
510
12c
Dec
;
14%
Co
W)'
(H
4
50
3%
120
87%
844
3%
—1
-100
86%
86
York, New Haven & Hartf RR-100
North Butte
Mining—-———2.50
Old Colony RR———
Pacific
Mills
—
23C
36%
260
24%
Apr
407b
Jan
3,750
297a
Jan
44%
Dec
2
1% Aug
200
4%
4%
4
.
common,
247
common—.
-
9%
550
17%
173/4
11%
11%
9
9V2
common
17 %
11%
3% Nov
80
Apr
A
1,094
Hibb
Feb
Spencer Bart
4%
Feb
common
Houdaille-Hershe.v
18
Feb
Hubbell
29c
Jan
;,v
.
7 •:! 7 7
5%
25
25
■
7
:330
/
;
B__„1—_
class
Inc
Harvey
Hupp
Motor
Car
*
—
CO
50
RR
———-50
—
Shawmut
Stone
Hole
capital
10
—
5
Jan
Illinois Central RR common....,
Jan
Independent Pneumatic Tool
11
7;'.
7:
1%
8
7
5,400
18c
Oct
64c
Feb
Indiana Steel
22c
119
12c
Jun'
50c
Jan
Inland
18%
71
14%
Jan
18%
Oct-
International
22%
23%
1,789
Jun
26
Nov
Interstate
70c
*
—.
Inc—
97/s
5%
Fruit
Co———————*
United Shoe Machinery
6%
Utah
Corp———25
cumul preferred—
Metal
Warren
(S D)
Boston
Dec
87a May
4%s
958
64
22
Apr
33%
25
28
May
65%
66%
61%
63%
44%
44%
21c
25c
89%
7%
15%
982
49
Apr
>' Jun
/
450
1,600
/.:/ 874 ."/.
183/B
'
103/a
4
4
Harvester
common-
$6
1
35% Mar
72 y8
Jan
Dec:
Nov
105 "
Feb
39%
$1,000
29%
Jun
8
103% 103%
1948
May
$3.50
42%
10,000
101
Jun
Thursday
Last
Sale Price
Par
104%
■
(J D)
common
Mfg
&
Co
—
"*
Chalmers
Mfg Co
American Public Service
American
Armour
Aro
Tel
&
& Tel Co
Co
Equipment
,.
pfd
2%
:•
13 »/a
Athey
Truss
100
Aviation
For
Corp
Packing
Corp
.40%
75
150
9
Jan
4
Apr
2
Jan
2%
1,200
13 y8
650
27%
645
90
130
544
51%
•48%
Dec
7 %
Jan!
10%
22%
70
Jan
Apr
May
102% Apr
5%
3
'13%
Dec 1
'•
Mar
Dec {
40
30%
Jan
90
Dec,
Food
Corp
-II' '■
'
/
■
pfd——
I—
prior preferred,/—10
133%
Jan.
Montgomery .Ward
2%
•
Sep
4
6%
Jan,
Muskegon
9
Dec
1,950
%
Sep
1%
Jan
27%
2% July
3%
Oct
National Pressure
%
Jan
National
4%
Jan
Noblitt-Sparks
27%
2%
2%
900
%
%
470
3
3%
3%
2%
50
2,506
20
%
2%
Sep
Jun
Dec
<5^ Co common.^
Spec class tA__/
i
National
Cylinder Gas
Standard
Dec
A
97a
—
'
1
"'4% *vn.
*
-:4%
1%
v."
%
1,250
'74
67a
•
.
..
I
850
150
•%
2,105
327a
347b
25
9
9
.
30
9%
Nov
Dec,
Dec
7b
14
Jani
Dec
,14
Jan!
72 Jail,'
72 Apr;
7b
Nov
57a
Jan
'% May ?■
19% Dec
Oct
9
■
1%
22
,
Oct
Apr,
Sep
7b
Jan,
237b
Apt
34%
Dec
21
Jan
277a
Oct'
10
Nov;
%
.100
25
'
4%
7e NOV
400
•
20
5
J
Dec
1
100
Mar
287a Mali
Apr
37b Mar
,
Octf-
A
'274 July
1,200
•"
%
'
■: 1
%
.
1,450
-2.%'
'
2%
.
.NoV
8%
•
Dec
19
•'
650
2
8%
19%
7,050' *•
-•
39
Dec
8 3/4
•: 1
34%
2,600
20
",1%
872
Feb
Feb
Mar
12% Jan
16% July
Mar
674
50
4 7a
7&
11
30
Dec
23
Dec
10
4%
•
Sep
Nov
.
2%
Apr
150
20 3/4
-
127a
Jun
120
I:-!
87»
•
17%
87a
2,650
2%
"4%
1
27a
8
1%
Oct
16
Feb
115/b May
•
40O
V:
13
1%
-
460
35
20
;•*
*
Apr
27%
77a
73/4
17b
:*
common//
100
%
Sep
12%
t c_————*
Springfilled
5%
•:
97$
Mfg .common----'——--/——!
Nachman
Jan
250
7%
18%
__100
2,300
Oct
117a
9%
—'"7,
♦—
5.100
Co
Apr
17 3/4
*
Prod/common- III
capital!——— —5
prior lien—
Chemical
%
8
35
—1
——
v
Mar
430
50
—100
Common '/stock
1,100
400
^
Jan
574
%
:r-
23/b
'II '
Jan1
7b Feb
37b Mar
12
7,
95%
3,100
15%
7,"
*
Dec?
41
Mar
% Aug
274
97a
572 Aug
Mar
Mar
70
11%
—
.
27
20
153/b
2%
*-••
—
3
'%
Feb
10%
%
9
'
41-
/_
5
__
9
%
4
450
5
774
-
preferred class A
Mot
Feb
/■•
%
"•4%
preferred class A—.——100
Monroe
8
"
90
%
•
72
9
*
prior .lien.
Modine
Dec
ll3/4
■
2%
%
■'
47a
class A
conv
& Hart $1
Feb
5%
900
41
.7
89
*
_
7%
Miller
4
650
5
43/4
i
•
6%
,
9%
Sep
6
6 %
,10% Mar
107$ Nov
75/b Aug
57/b
9
1
"2%
Mfg
United
Feb
Feb
3
57b
•_*
common
common
West
Midland
.
4
36
39% Sep
70
—3
page
37% May
250
capital
see
Middle
Range Since January 1
Low
High
9%
2%
A
1
'
lOO
1,500
IIl5
common—!
&
Dec
1
7
Apr
5% May
1,350
'•*"
8%
374
7
$2 cumulative part preferred-
'5%
12
Rad
61
%
8
*
_
_
common.—
common
Field
Apr
% Mar
10
9s/b
t
407b
20
3%
—5
common,.
,//—_—
Co
Mickelberry's
5%
124% 126%
,6
(Delaware)
footnotes
51 Ya
87
90
capital,—100
common
Shares
High
common
Wheel
Washer
Lamp-com A—__
preferred
Class
Sales
26
/•
Asbestos Manufacturing Co common—1
Associates Invest Co common
*
Automatic
9%
74 7 Jan
60
#
;
McQuay-Norris Mfg common—
McWllliams' Dredging common—
Merch & Manufacturers Sec—
9%
5%
,5
„
,
common
Co
40%
__•*
common-
Advanced Alum Castings
Allied Laboratories common
Allis
50%
__25
common
Gas
&
Univ
Material
Lynch
Jan,
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
common-.
Week's
Range
Oct
Apr
:
Oil Ref'g Co capital—
Liquid Carbonic common
Feb
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
STOCKS-
Oil
common
•Libby McNeill & Libby commonLincoln Printing Co common.....
<
Dec
25
Ext
Loudon
—
Feb
474
547b
t
''•374
Lion
39%
A—1970
Nov
'Mar
167a
i;
%
I H'
V"
Salle
Line
ser
972
25
Sep
2 3/4 May
*"
470
•
1
common,,
Kentucky Util jr cumul pfd_—— -50
La
■■
Dec. 26 to Jan. 1
Adams
Co
Co
Ken-Rad Tube
Chicago Stock Exchange
Adams
B)
Kellogg Switchboard
Feb
Dec
1
270
■
7b
/—i
46c
67b Mar
61
*
capital——
(W
Drug
McCord
<
—
Jarvis
Marshall
Acme Steel Co
I
44% Aug
15
Apr
Dec
1074
300
4%
#7/
$7 preferred—
Katz
Ry.—
_.
Abbott Laboratories
Power
preferred
Joy Manufacturing Co common
63y4
140
Apr
1% Aug
572 May
2,550
63 %
7a
:
Dec
Dec
253
■
637b
,
Dec
15c
7%
Oct
174
18
700
11%
5974
capital—
Nov
50% Mar
85
Nov
15
A Apr
1
8%
77b
,•;
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Hi
Products
Steel Co
6%
37% May
80
117a
""
10%
30
10
900
Jan
Apr
Apr
83/a
13
15/B
Jan
1,163
89%
17
3%
1% July
10
RR—
Street
A
series
310
5%
.—*
mortgage 4%%
Mass.
10%
29%
Jan
30
2172 May
'
Mar
8% July
6%
Apr
5%
.*
bonds
Maine
&
Income
Eastern
62%
—100
Co
V:
66%
1
Vermont & Mass Ry Co
Waldorf
System Inc——
18%
60c
33%
25
Tunnel—
&
198
29%
Torrington
Co (The)—
;
*
Union Twist Drill———/!.——-—5
United
9%
908
872 Mar
872
7 V4
50
%
1%
//.
18
•
common-
25c
8%
>•
Jun
750
14
<■••.•<•'/ 7// %
7
-100*.
common
19c
8%
*
Association
Webster
&
Machine————*
Oct
57a
170
10%
14
■,
t c. —♦
v
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt
Oct
60c
23%
—-25
Quincy Mining Co,———
12% Aug
Apr
7
,
1
'
Pennsylvania
Reece Button
Sep
Nov
'
100
".
74
25
9%
10
—"5
common......
common—— —1
Co
18%
—-*
18
550
6
774
-25
—
101%
Jan
32
Jan
Dec
10 74
Jan
10%
'
May
Jan.
774 Mar
1,100'
Nov
6%
2634
Sep
•
1174
;
5
-
4
/y 650
Jan
3
3% Mar
230
5
263/4
25%
common.^...... -10
Printing Co
20c
—100
——
372
!
Dec
44 y»
2
'
New
T5'b
34%
,
'
Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc
England Tel & Tel-—
Apr
/•'43%
Harnischfeger Corp common— —10 7:
■Heileman Brewing capitaLi-,,,;.
1
Hein Werner Motor' Parts—— —3
Illinois Brick
New
Dec
441/2
common—,„.
Rubber
Feb
2 7b
~'
2% Aug
125
Hall
Nov
Apr
Jan
Safety Razoi1
46%
36%
Goidblatt Bros Inc commoh
Goodyear Tire &
Feb
Dec
1% May
600
Oct
Jan
Feb
11
.
4%
Dec
1%
66c
100
10%
12c
30
300
68c
3%
....
.100
Associates
Nov
14%
—.
Gillette
7
12
41
11
4%
.
68C
Jan
15
3%
4%
3
j
—
._25
5% preferred
Mass
!/
■
—
-15
2%
Feb
25.99
25.85
—
•
4% Mar
28
3%
Royale Copper
20
405
2,747
Oct
Jan
'4% Mar
400
:
2'/8
common—_
250
/;
40
27%
_.—
Gillette Safety Razor Co——
Isle
/.//
10%
9
40
Employers Group AssociationGeneral Capital Corp,———
Gilchrist Co
5%
5%
1
;
—
.9%
—..
Dec
•37a
-
8%
100
35%
■
common- —10
Adv
14 i-"
/
10
Jan
Dec
Oct
'
; .,10
common
5
6%
.
1,350
1.5
12
Jan
Jan
287b May
"50
3%
common...!.
81%
29%
40
/. 3%
1
Transp common,'
Corp common-
10
32%
4'-/
•V'2%
200
9
Dea
Feb
Sep
3
.
200
General American
510
1274 Mat
217a
..1,950,/
,'"'200
34%'
Nov
9%
-
Apr
6%
General Finance
:h-V '35
-'42
Jan
6%
Feb>
93
9%
6%
Jan'/
23
•:
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6%:
'
9
lio
,v.
1%
Dec
2% Dec
Vg- Dec
27% Dec
jan
,20
/•
3% ■•3%/
22%- 23%
34%
common™,
Denver
.
10 </ Apr
8
Jun
/-/150
32%
6%
common——,.
Sim & Con D & D
Fuller
-
17a Nov
.
'
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•6%
93
_
—
Jan
104% Jan
7 17% Dec
*
23%
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32
'
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.
Jan
7 1%
143
10^'
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.
."'3%
23
„
„
—
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1% Aug
: V; 300
•"'/
30
2%.
42%:.
9%
—1
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Fairbanks
80 /■
•
27%
26%
,1-—
50%
17%
1,172
Aug
2% Dec,
167a Oct
.14%, NoV
7
Sen
4
/
7:
71%. Sep.
I3y4 Mar
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V
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340
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146
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10%
I'.
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31 % Mayv
& Fuel Associates-
Gas
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Co
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National Watch. Co,—,,
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common
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3
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20
141
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3
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&
Feb
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'
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Jan
„100
—.——'
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Dec;
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———.—
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2%
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preferred—. -100
1st
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17%
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class D 1st preferred——. -100
10%
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——
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350
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Apr
2,150
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260
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preferred stamped—— -100
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14
13%
6%
7%
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Edison
Boston
&
common
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Last
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J
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9
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100
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May
4
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10
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550
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9
474
50
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4139
Volume 157
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
31
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Thursday
Last
North American Car common——a—20 i'..8%
Northern 111 Corp common—.—.——*
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10%:
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common——-—*
7%
West Util
North
7
Low
6
Feb
8
500
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17
Jun
Dec
100
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450
8%
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530
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150
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1,050
1,700
22%
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82%
61%
63%
19%
20%
46%
48
Apr
42(8
Dec
7%
Sep
10
Feb
Apr
82%
Dec
May
63%
2
41
Apr
20%
55%
107%
150
Jun
119%
Jan
2
350
*
———1
20%
16%
17%
26%
27%
;
Westtnghouse Elec & Mfg common—50
79%
81(4
;
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4%
4%
85%
50
———
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■'
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85%
preferred /————; *
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Bankshares
Wisconsin
•
common——_*
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i
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common
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454
Dec
20(8
Dec
25 V4
654
6%
53
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18%
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18%
17%
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10
6%
Apr
5%
Jun
.
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11
11%
•
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4%
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S. Rubber Co common
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•
,
Apr
11%
14
13%
3%
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Yellow Truck & Coach class B——U_ 1
31
7
Apr
12
Aug
Jan
11
Feb
22%
23%
1,661
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Jan
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12
Jan
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15
10
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14
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12%
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Aluminum
.
Laundry
Machineryu;4*^--20
preferred——7
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Champ Paper & Fibre———-—*—*
Churngold.. -a——.-.*-4:-—-„-*Cincinnati Advertising Prod————*.
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■
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Jan
Dec
6% Nov
27%
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Dec
Detroit Slock Exchange
-Nov
Dec. 26 to Jan. 1 both inclusive,
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61
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7
3
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228
4;' 2
68
9
4%
50
154
200
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18
9% Nov
42
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Mar
37
Dec
Dec
12
Jun
Jan
12
Dec.
29%
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Apr
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286
40
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220
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Columbia Gas
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36
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1
92
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Motors
footnotes
—26
July
95c
1,500
78c
15
Apr
18
71%
432
1 % Mar
2%
3%
2,430
7%
7%
460
2% July
6% Mar
9
Nov
1% May
2
Dec
1% July
2%- Jan
1%
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83c
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Jun
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100
3%
Feb
13
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12%
Dec
17%
10%
10%
300
6%
Sep
10% Jan
9%
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135
8% May
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11
Jan
Oct
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50c
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Jan
650
1
Feb
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700
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Feb
Dec
Jan
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1% Nov
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1% Jan
Jan
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6%
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4%
Dec
5%
Feb
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1%
1%
200
85c
July
1%
Jan
11%
11%
150
10%
Jun
4%
Apr
2
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Motor
common*
12
Jan
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—*
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common—
Paper common
common
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:
2
*
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—1
300
12
Jan
6% Nov
2%
971
Jan
3
Oct
27%
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1,295
19(4
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29
Dec
14%
15
325
14%
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17
Feb,
6
*
—
common
5%
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.
6
-248
76c
87c
700
3
320
2%
2%
27%
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Car common—*—*
Parke, DaVis common——
Sheller
Oct
3% Feb
May
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Feb
4% Aug
18% Jan
1———-———7-10
Micromatic "Hone
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1%
2%
;
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Feb
4% Nov 7
Jan
3,515
2%
2%
Nov
1%
*
July
Dec/
Parker
4% Nov
100
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Jan
Aug
Sep
2% May
324
1(8
3%
4
3
19c
4(8
Feb
9% Oct
21%
Jan
1%
Packard
Nov
700
15%
200
Murray Corp
254
21c
1%
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400
Jan
105/a Aug
100
■
21% Nov
Jan*
1%
6% Mar
1%
Dec
.44% Dec
75c
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Motor Wheel common—a
Jan
1,050
3%
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30.
250
9%
1%
4%
*
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154
1%
Oct
Unlisted—
American Rolling Mill——
City Ice & Fuel,.—
4%
V:
—————1
Michigan Steel Tube common-a—-2%
Michigan. Sugar common
—.—*
Michigan Die Casting
Sep
30% Mar-
4% Nov
M%
2%
•
Feb
17%
17%
1%
common———1
1,808
3
Kingston Products common
17—-1
Kinsel Drug _a——
a.
—^1
Kresge (S S), common*,
——-_10
Masco Screw Px-oducts common——7—1
MCClanahan Oil common—,.—.———1
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3
3
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•
1% Feb
7% Feb
1 %
3%
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4
4(4
common———10
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,
2% May
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Jan
1%. Jan
2
Jan
2
.
Feb
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-
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835
2%
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May
121
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2
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22%
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75
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1
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Feb
25
195
11%
25
.
Jan
5
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Feb
Hurd Lock & Mfg
54
5
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37
5%
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Hudson Motor Car,
Apr
June
5
21c
21c
common——2%
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2
,
105
-
40
5%
50
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Sep
17
109
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27%
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21
37
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Hoskins Manufacturing
July
450
8%
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Hoover Ball & Bear
High
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1(8
554
21 :('■ 21(8
"9%
1
7/
Range Since January 1
High
1%
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Nov
65
6% May
578
18
Nov
6
Dec
May.
:
5%
4
f
21
3
common
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6% May
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common—10
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a——7**————10
common
1,
common—7—**-—1
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Grand Valley Brewing
—
1
Hall Lamp, common—7—5
,
General
Jan
9%
'
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1
—1
*
Gar Wood Industries common
Jan
77
6% May
.
common
Detroit-Michigan
Oct
57% NOV
137
2%
58
6%
^
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5
2
Edison
60
9%
:
&
Detroit
Jan
9%
—_
common
common
Cleveland Nav
Detroit
3% Mar
86
common_
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Jan
184
7
Steel
Milr.er
Crowley,
July
6
Jan
5%
522
,
61%
I-"-
5
7%
Continental
■
3%
Aug
Jan
58
L——a*
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Sep
Nov
Jan
211
82
9(b
4——Ar-__10
Sep
2%
4(8
Sales
for Week
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1
1(4
18%
-
1% June
50
165
Apr.
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Dec
14%
.
.
1
High ' /:/
22
Dec
.175
8%.
:
100
■-
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Formica
%
%
58
3%
59%
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Crystal Tissue ——-.4—„
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Eagje-Picher
700
200
2%
~8%
Cincinnati Telephone —————50
Cincinnati Un Stock Yards———
''
Range
of Prices
Low
,.
5%
—————1
Drop Forge common
5
Baldwin Rubber common—;—
1 7
B riggs Manufacturing common
*
Brown McLaren Mfg—
—1
Burroughs Adding Machine—_——*
Burry Biscuit common
12 %c
6% Aug
Jan
19
105
/
.
Week's
Last ■■
Sale Price
Allen Electric, common
Jun
3%
81
Cincinnati Street— a——*>—a—50
:
7 4
*'Va45
3%
——.—5
125
a8%
Ford Building
Jan
19
Low
3%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric pid—*—100
546
a8(4
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Dec
Range Since January
18%
17%
Sep
Chicago Stock Exchange
Atlas
%
,
.
Oct
13%
1,047
New York Curb Associate
lists
>
20%
// :: %
%
Jan
1254
Detroit Stock Exchange
46%
/
10% Aug
320
Shares
i
5%
20(8
American Prod prior
7%
Sep
Oct
3(4 Aug
■
High
5%
Jan
9%
60
Members
for Week
of Prices
Low
7%
364
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55
•
Nov
5
■
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270
507
1754
A 13% Mar
250
-
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Range
4, Sale Price
STOCKS— ;.
170
28(2
Apr
Dec. 26 to Jan. 1 both inclusive, compiled from official sales
Sales
Week's
Thursday
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July,
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common—_—*—**
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6
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common—.
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130
Addressograph-Multigraph Co—
10
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;
Dec
4%
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,
*
—
6%
150
1%
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube-.
4
412
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254 Apr
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Jun
218
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Jan
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17
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10
Oct
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Feb
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19
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Jan
Jun
21%
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480
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32
Dec
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Jan
May
5%
1,725
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13(4
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5
1454 Mar
Nov
12
Oct
67
900
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50
1,825
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Apr
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Nov
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350
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Jan
87/b Mar
2,109
25%
Republic Steel Corp common
i
1 -6%
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Radio Corp of America common
Standard Brands
Jan
62'4
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:
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45%
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4
Apr
60
410
14%
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10
Nov
;./v; 350
46(8
-
30%
Pure Oil Co (The) common
;
Feb
5%
2y8 July
23%
24%
45%
—-1/
.inc capital
2%
40
550
..
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Nov
325
Vlchek
6% Jan
91% Mar
4% Mar
550
4% :
Dec
Dec
1
950
19%
82%
4% Dec
85%
55 y4
50
*
paramount Pictures common
Apr
Oct
20
400
Van
Dec
29%
.
May
10
Electric
Youngstown
100
.
common
; Nash-Kelvinator Corp—
.———5
i Neve York Cehtral RR
capital^--ii.„iAk
-
3(4
5%
Interlake Iron Corp common——
Martin (Glenn L) Co common
—1
,
.63(8
700
58%
■•
19%
•
com
JCurt iss-Wright
General ■ Electric
t
Jan
50
3%
'"B"——a**-^—aa„—*_aa*
Sep
Aug
Jan
87
400
1
Upson-Walton
17(4 Nov
Jan
23(4
,
3%
AJa.aaa—■
Feb
40
10
/-a/v.
Copper Mining.'
Topeka & Santa Fe com,
Bethlehem Steel Corp
11%
160
1,200
^ 4(8
4%
.
110
.
5%
57%
•
—
3
/
•
:
■■2,/v:/;
1%
5%
A.2
7.7,
Anaconda
t Atchison
1%
5%
,1 Williams Oil-O-Matic common-—•
20%
20%
,15% May
150
85%
common-
Wayne Pump Co capital
al5%
'
17
276
2%
al5 % al5%
2
30
%
10
13%
r'
103%
810
27%,, 27%
2%
37%
Dec
9%
3%
10
—*
Mar
Reliance
Dec
317
Co
Walgreen
10
Mar
Oct
33
100
10
a 19
9%
14%
class
Thompson Prod
Jan
iy4
-
.
al9%
9
7
127
10%
Standard
Jan
7%
164
18
./■;7 3 54
Mar
210
35%
31%
9%
*
a—1
Jan
53
Aug
307
100
18
common—-*——*
Refining
Richman Bros.."
Dec
44% May
.471 '■
.■
Sep
58(4
325
4 Western Union Tel common™,——100
'
7
35%
44
10%
Dec
.
.
'
1%
■
Nov
2,850
109(4 112%
7-
'.
—*
Jan
14%
Dec
135
7
100
—
Feb
110%
150
26(4
31%
_i——
LeMur.
Brass
10
15%
100
Cement
Jan
74% Mar
Patterson-Sargent "A--~av—A,—Au»—* ;■
Jan
29%
301/4
180
47
25
500
,
Ohio
Jan
19% Mar
2,200
,A' 415
common-
15%
Ohio Confection "A" **a1—i——*aa-*
Nov
19
20
80
:
8 Va
12% May
650
28%
Mar
.
National
150
25%
aa,——*
Jan
3
109% Nov
9%
96%
58
a26% a27
Paving Brick
Nestle
8
Dec
14%
,
Feb
10%
July
3,812
National ■' Tile
Dec
9% Aug
1% Nov
Feb
.5
1,500
—20
capital—5
Transp
1% Nov
Portland
55
al09
25%
.—5
7%
Sep
10%
—25
—
———
2
a35% a35%
——
National Acme
July
7%
7%
cumulative preferred
—-100
Utah Radio Products common———1
/
2
12
42%
capital
Medusa
Metro
Jan
29(4
41%.
•
4%
Apr
.,'"7 (4
7%
Co+»_*a,
.
11% Nov
120
59%
954
10
-—a*a—**.
McKay Machine
McKee, A. G. "B"
Oct
10% May
400
14
■
al09
Lamson & Sessions——„„—_
Apr
%
Dec
July
554 July
160
2
,
,58%
Jones & Laughlin—
—
Kelly Island Lime & Tr—,
Apr
33'/8
..
2% Sep
750
22 %
common—;
Lines
Jun
1,070
27%
42
30
■
Dec
%
■
8%
13%
—_25
Carbon
22%
60
20
".
6%
'
—25
Corp capitals—;
Trane Co (The) common
Texas
u
Feb
May'
27% Mar'
:
•
capital-—22—15
5
4
95%
150
12.(4
2
Nov
.7%.
i (4
.
7%
.
'
62%
3
95%
50
—
*
Jaeger Machine
Jan
43 s4 May
Jan
.7 12%
Rubber—.
Interlake Steamship
Nov
85/8
.
854
F)——--aa,U—
Preferred
Jan
20
600
29%.
Sundstrand Machine Tool commons—5 '
Swift-& Co capital——:
.aa—."25 ® 22%
a
52
Jan
Feb
"X
11%
"8%
Inc common-—-—1
Corp common———5
Dec ■/"
.616
4% Apr
6
10%
95%
Hanna, M. A,, $5 cum preferred.
Dec
1,026
11(4
13%
Warner
15%
.■
6%
50
23%
28(4
common--———*
(A)
Brewers
Sterling
; Stewart
Jan
al7%
—
Halle Bros common—*—-aa^.
Oct
14%
100
% ■:%
2% 73",./"
1% i 1%
1%
capital—2b7
Indiana
of
3%
<B
Goodyear Tire &
Oct
40%
30
22%
3
10%
923:
4%
30
',■
,
Goodrich
Jan
2
80
62%
4 (4
!
200
,
7%
'
Spiegel, Inc., common———-Li—2
Standard Dredging common-;———1
Preferred-. ———a—2a—a—1aa_—-20/..
;
19
61'
57 y8
-
550
V
40%
■„■
Dec
690
95 %
—a—-:
General Tire & Rubber
:
148
1 % Aug
450
7%
South Colo Pow class A common-—-*
1
14
„
l'/a Jun
350
18%'
1
,
>„ 3
7%
62%
38%
600
1%
73% Nov
Oct
Jun
*—100
Controller
High
190
6%
a 1754
■
.—*L——.
Manufacturing
Electrical
Feb
3
Apr
140
Eaton
Low
4
4%
,10%
3
Elec Ilium $4.50 jpfd—
Cliffs Corp common——aaa—
Feb
Range Since January 1
6%
:
Cleveland
Jan
350
38(4
,
40%
19
'Capital—/
;
Bears Roebuck & Co capital——: ;
Serrick Corp class B common—-—.1
Signode Steel Strap preferred—v.
30
; South Bend Lathe Works capital—
4%
8%
=56
2 (4
*
_a—*'*/
common—
Bchwitzer. Cummins
Jun
600
13%
————AaAaa—7A*AA—A50C/7
Mfg Co common—10
3%
:
:,"V^>:'30>
'
-
1
250
:
70%
148
1%
-
20(4
;• 5% Jun
;v i% Sep
•'
Shares
High
4
,
■6%
Cleveland Builders Realty-A
Cleveland Cliffs Iron preferred-
Jun-
24%
,*50
*
——
Clark Controller
47% Dec
Apr
Oct
•:
550
.
1%
'
148
^7 7'-'t7
Common''
■
»:
38 (4
Rath Packing common—aaa a—a7__a10
Raytheon Mig Co 6% preferred———5
,
,6%
;;
;
■
:3% :.A;V480-;
•••
68
69%
148
•
1%
'■<
Process Corp, (The) common—UL—
{Quaker Oats Co common————.
»
*6
.
Jun
36
•.
Preferred
Nov
15
% Jan
25% Nov
Dec
02
-18%
76
22(4-
■
"'3%
Pressed' Steel Car common———a. r_l.
Preferred
,'rX
1
•
■j'!
,
1,080
V102
23%
46% 7
"22%
23%
capital——aAa—. -50
; Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital—'—. 100
/Perfect Circle (Thfe) CoJ_—
Poor & Oo class B—a——Ai*~—AJ;
RR
Pennsylvania
.
12(4 Jun-
370
Low
——5
Brewing Corp of, America—
City Ice & Fuel
77% Nov
Jan
60
40
-100
-Va
Jan
Brass, Manufacturing-—, i
American Coach & Body—
14% Aug
3%' Nov
Jan
%
"
14■
3%
Penh Gas & Elec class A common.
700
74
■
'
10
150
,
-2%
*14; ;V
''
1
14
12%
2%
100
preferred
Gr/o
Penn
A'
14
—5
Peabody Coal common. B——a—
,
Jan
6 (4
Sales
for Week
«f Prices
Par
Akron
Omnibus Corp
Sale Price
Dec
11
Week's
Range
Last
Dec
Exchange
compiled from official sales lists
Thursday
11% Feb
7%
inclusive,
Dec. 26 to Jan. 1 both
'
16%/ 17
10 %
9
preferred—a—100
Cleveland Stock
High
8% Dec
3% May
1,650
:8%
8
■
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
■
for Week
;;
Range
'-jof Prices
Sale Price
: v.v?.
'stocks-a-; '•
,
Sales
Week's
v
.
77c
'2
2
1%
•
'
5
56c
1%
Apr
Mar
Apr
1%
154
2,050
1%
Dec
10%
10%
773
10(8
Dec
*
2%
3
2,225
2
July
6%
Feb
1.00 Nov
2(a Jan
2% Mar
15%
Feb
2(4 Nov
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
32
Monday, January 4, 1943
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Thursday
Week's
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
Tube class B
100
i%
i%
1,115
Dist
2,983
2
400
1%
425
420
100
3
l
1
1%
75c
2
Apr
1% Nov
Dec
3
Jan
Seaboard Oil Co
2
Feb
3
Dec
3
Feb
3'A
Jan
Sears, Roebuck & Co—
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co—-
75c
47c
Steel
Corp
4'/8
1
Standard
Brands
Inc__
1.10
Oct
Standard
Oil
875
6% Mar
14%
20
13% May
Jan
10%
Studebaker
a
*
4
—25
46
—;
iy8
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
Nov
Corp ——
—
1
Superior Oil Corp (Del)— ———1
Texas Corp (The)—
———25
July
6c
Feb
Tide
3%
Dec
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp—
—»
United Air Lines Transport——5
Aircraft Corp
—i„—
5
United Corp (The) (Del)———
*
—2
lc
3
1,000
2%
3
Nov
Water
Assoc
Oil
Angeles Stock Exchange
2G to Jan.
Dec.
1
both inclusive,
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS-
Accessories
Aircraft
Petroleum
Barker
Eros
Inc
50c
Diamond
Chica
Bolsa
a§2%
%
".
common
75c
—1
Broadway Department Store Inc—-1*
Buckeye Union Oil Co common—
_1
Preferred
vtc
Chrysler
Ice Cream Co
Corp
Steel
Corp
Derrick
Emsco
Exeter Oil
*
——
Co
&
Motors
General
Paint
Gladding McBean
Co
"A"
Co.
Hudson
Car
Motor
8%
-f;
Nov
7
Oct
9
410
8
6%
■
20c
Jun
50
3%
Sep
533
31%
Feb
5 %
.
44%
Dec
Feb
Dec
11%
Jan
26%
Dec
100
17
Dec
40C
May
Sep
32%
900
57 %c
Dec
;s\:1st
60c
60c
200
48c
Jan
60c
Dec
;2nd
225
3% Mar
800
Philco
Corp
Lane-Wells
Lincoln
Co_.
Petroleum
Co
Aircraft
Lockheed
6%.
——1
4%
Nov
Salt
Jan
Co_
-
——
—
6%
VA
Apr
Nordon Corporation Ltd
7%
Feb
Sun
25c
30c
1,666
18c
16%
1,009
15% May
23
Jan
7%
7y2
120
6
Apr
92%c Dec
8
Nov
97
%C
92%c37%c
1
-3c
Occidental Petroleum Corp.————
a5c
5c
5c
Oceanic Oil Company
;
Pacific Clay Products———
30c
30c
35c
1
6%
Gas
1st
Electric
&
3c
«
Pacific Indemnity
Pacific Lighting Corp
Puget Sound
Republic
Oil
Co.
Corp
Jan
30%
230
25% Mar
30 %
Dec
38%
6%
6%
32 % May
40
22%
Apr
32%
12
220
6%
Oct
825
1.15
Jun
2%
270
6%
Apr
8%
t
al5c
15c
600
8
8
325
3%
3%
1,475
a34%
'
37%
90
-
3%
1
50
941
7%
15c
27c
Dec
Union
Dec
ft:.'37%
24%
Jan
21 %
21%
245
1
15
15c
1
2%
2%
100
1%
Jun
a
__
Solar Aircraft Company
L———
Sontag Drug Stores
3%
3%
790
2%
Jun
gout-hern
Co Ltd IZ25
Edison
20%
5c
1,000
21
19%
2,324
32%
15
Dec
24
Jan
17c
May
Apr
Aug
2%
Feb
5%
■ft
Feb
21
preferred B
5%ft
6ft
Southern
Pacific
Oil
25
"A"
•
of
Superior
Co
Oil
California
Nov
Transcon &
Union
Universal
Vultee
Western
25% Mar
5
30
Dec
Dec
Jun
18
Nov
29
23%
29
1,483
18%
Apr
29
Dec
49%
49%
49%
1,031
28
49%
Dec
9
9 %
...6%
6%
6%
■
■
.
380
2,589
a
/
17%
17%
26
14%
•'
15%
—10
,7 -
16%
4,429
/ft
Mar
8%
Dec
4
10%
Apr
6%
Dec
Jan ft
16%
Dec
17%
Dec
10
Apr
16%
Dec
9
9
———1
6%
6%
7
325
6%
Dec
1
6%
6%
6%
700
4%
117
2.10 Aug
Yosemite Portland Cement
preferred-10
72.90
2.90
180
6
Dec
9
Oct
Lines Inc
Dec
28%
32
10%
25
Oil
Feb
1,186
V
Air
24% Mar
15%
a
California
Consolidated
Air
23
497
15%
*
2
;
Aircraft Inc
Western
_
;
;
Corp
of
Oil
460
15%
(The)—___ ~~25,
Company
Taylor Milling Corp
Transamerica
603
28%
32
29%
pfd
Co
Standard
30
28%
28%
C
Co
Gas
32
__
preferred
Calif
Apr
10% Mar
6%
Dec
■'{ 2.90 Dec
Mining Stocks—
Cardinal Gold
Gold
Ore
Zenda
Mining Co___—
Unlisted
1
Company
Mining
Company
Amer Rad
,7
Std
Sani
2%C
4c
July
2,000
lc
Dec
lc
Dec
1,500
lc
Dec
5c
3,000
%c Dec
7%
Jan
%
Feb
70
Oct
Dec
1%
Dec
17%
259
12%
Jun
20%
Oct
34%
676
28%
Apr
34%
Nov
44%
1,196
29%
Jan
44%
Dec
25%
50
21%
Apr
3%
4%
702
3%
Dec
5
Jan
2%
2%
117
2%
Jun
3%
Jan
Apr
•ftftft 3 ft/ Jan
9
9
275
1%
Jan
27%
/.ft
v
3%
3%
3%
4,239
23%
22%
23%
2,743
18%
Jun
26
32%
32%
127
29%
Apr
32% Dec
3
13%
2% May
4%
Oct
Nov
22%
14%
840
14%
Dec
13%
14
189
11%
Apr
16
Nov
27 %
157
24%
Apr
28% Nov
22%
22%
'.,100
2%
200
37%
9
•
48%
50%
50
21%
22
7% May
20% May
23%
Sep
3%
Jan
25%
Apr
39%
Dec
43 Va
Apr
55%
Jan
20
Jun
/■ft/
% Mar
ft
f*
7ft
% May
1% July
ft"
22
43
316
,•
ft.135
ft
■
a*
Apr
35
Jan
Jun
—i—--——25.
Corp common
preferred
$5
preferred
1,010
17%
*
16%
5%
a a
Mar
2,029
IjT
———.—•
&
Jan
621
18
5
5%
27,133
102% 103%
*
11
126
Vj
ji
18
July
3%
92
18
Jun
Oct
Oct
Dec
Dec
?
Mar
106%
Jan
Westmoreland
Inc———10
13%
13%
87
10%
Jan
13%
Nov
Westmoreland
Coal
19%
19%
87
15%
Jun
24%
Oct
;
—
—20
—
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Dec. 26
to
1
Jan.
both inclusive, compiled
&
•-STOCKS—
:
Last
Par
-
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
common
*
1
•
6
9%
8%
1%
1%
Devonian
———————10
Oil
10
—
9%
ft.
Walker
Refrac
Fuel
Supply
National Fireproofing Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing
Preferred
com—
Screw
Ruud
&
Shamrock
Oil
Bolt
&
789
■i
9%
12
14
8%
Sep
6% Mar
13
13%
50
50
580
£2
:
2
2
$
High
22% Jan
1
7%
Dec
Jan
10%
Nov
2%
Nov
85c
1
8%
85%
4
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
60
Jan
2
Apr
Nov
i'.4%
Apr
Dec
85c
Dec
23
Apr
7% May
50
Sen
6% Nov
70c
1%
30
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
142
55%
Feb
86%
Dec
340
3%
Aug
5%
Jan
100
86%
5% Aug
7%
Jan
lc
2c
Jan
3%
4
5%
5%
lc
lc
2,000
2%
2%
1,400
15%
15%
common—1
Dec.
16%
25c
-
50
8%:
8%
86%
15%
'
200
28
9%
2%
1%
95
85C
15
Jan
45
395
25c
11% Jan
12%
842
25c
28
85c
1%
:
'
5%
...5%
25C
*
May
7% July
205
—-5
—-^1
Brake
10
300
_*
■_
% Sep
8% Jun
113
2%
25
-
Corp—
Gas
Air
5
82
8%
*
Manufacturing—
Mining
Westinghouse
1%
50
*
1
10
*
,_*
common
-
Pittsburgh Forgings
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pitts
165
102
13%
common—*
Manufacturing
Mountain
6%
9%
■
14
8%
—5
—
Jeanette Glass preferred-—
McKinney
65
2
Duquesne Brewing
Electric Products
Harbison
Low
16% May
% Mar
:
Columbia Gas & Electric—
Copperweld Steel
Range Since January 1
70
1
6
*
M)_
Shares
18%
%
Byers
for Week
High
IVA
Blaw-Knox Co
(A
Sales
!
oi Prices
Low
17%
•
Arkansas Natural Gas Co
Range
Sale Price
:
from official sales lists
Week's
Thursday
Jan
1% July
14
547;
May
3
19%
Mar
Feb
Sep
ft'.'.
American Tel & Tel Co———
-100
5%
6%
36%
37%
175
124% 127%
1,102
a37%
127%
755
4%
36%
103
6%
Jan
Dec
Anr
41%
130%
Dec
Oct
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Oct
'
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co
Armour & Co (III)
23 %
_50
5
-
Corp
(The)
Barnsdall
Oil
Co
45%
46%
c.
&
Gas
3%
Jan
492
Jan
29
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Oct
53
3 %
446
2%
Jun
4%
270
10%
Dec
13%
Feb
12%
12%
100
8% May
12%
Dec
a33%
33%
40
55%
55%
230
28
28%
85
40%
41%
215
3%
3%
282
2% July
1%
a
-5
—*
„
a
28%
a 40%
10
-*
*T%
Corp___———*
a9%
Elec
Solvents
Sep
10%
———
Tractor Co__
.Cities Service Company—
Commercial
Oct
2%
3%
5
Caterpillar
Columbia
28 %
10%
;
Corp
Dec
3
t
v
Bendix Aviation Corp..
————_5
Bethlehem Steel Corp.——»
Borg-Warner
46%
23%
.—13
(Deli
Baldwin Locomotive Work
3
675
200
24%
3
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry—100
Aviation
lc
2%C
Corp__——„*
&
Smelting & Ref Co——'—*
Amer
2%C
—1
Stocks—
%C
%C
lc
1
44 va
766
1%
2%
San Toy
Mining
Gold
287
70
37%
Dec
18%
Jun
130
7%
67%
25%
•/.-
''
6 %
So
California
14
Jan
75.
26%
———
Preferred
Nov
10% May
3%
4%
*
50
Oct
34%
21%
10
Feb
Jan
2% May
5% Sep
2%
43%
Feb
20
12%
134%
.50
————
Jan
5%
31
Jan
Apr
——•
Nov
May
18%
9%
101%
May
3
31
a
a
High
678
16%
Jan
18%
15
Corp—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A._
Signal Pet Co of Calif
'
Oct
8%
31
Oil
•
'.
1
32%
———
—
ft
'
Range Since January 1
Low
Corp-—-1.1
Oil
Y: 'ft ft
Shares
1,858
—*
common
"
Sales
Nov
6% Mar
18%
Security Co Units of Ben Int
Shell
':V>-
.
Oct
2
11%
67%
'
Safeway Stores, Inc
83% Dec
124% 127%
7
__5'
United Gas Improvement common
Nov
.95
rV ®ct
"
■'
Nov
7%
2
Rvan Aeronautical Co
5%
20%
——
Inc
$3
25%
1.85
1.95
16 %
High
2%
preferred——25
United
Jan
«
w
Public Markets
Feb
Apr
32
% Mar
for Week
of Prices
11%
127%
Class A
participating-:
———* :
Tonopah Mining
^
1
Transit Invest Corp common
25
Jan
16
6%
1
y
Dec
Jan
3%
Oil
8c
a37%
Warrants
Roberts
100
(N Y)
Paper—
8c
385
31%
Dec
Jan
from official sales lists
Week's
Range
Low
preferred -W—-^^-^--50
Dome
40c
ft,
Dec
Jun
340
'
•
.
common..
5c
25c
12
'
■
common—*
200
1,600
4
Dec
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
■
Jan
23%
a
Pulp & Timber Co
Petroleum
Richfield
•
Jun
3c
1,000
.
ft
1.90
30%
Co————— —10
com—.
;,
Jan
11%
—25
preferred
10,565
35c
Mar
23
11%
25
common—
3c
4
Pacific Finance Corp common—— II10
Pacific
5%
2,590
16%
1
.
f'
"19%
l__34%
8% Mar
24%
570
2
compiled
34
common
preferred
Scott
Oct
%
.
10
—-
Angeles Investment
Menasco Mfg Co
26
._i
—10
:
Corp
Los
6'/4
1% Mar
*
——
Reading RR
•
%.
65
200
;_10
—
Phila Elec Power 8%
26%
4%
81%
1%
Light—
—*
Pennroad Corp voting trust ctfs—1
Pennsylvania RR
-50
55c
4%
Dec
National Power &
-
32%
a%
Jan
8%
1%
Motors—
Horn & Hardart
55c
60c
Dec
55%
4% May
70% July
common—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR__i
Dec
9
6% Mar
yi
;
Feb
Jan
——
Co
Prior preferred
Nov.
5%
3% Nov
Pub
General
25%
*
,26%
45% May
49
*
Electric Storage Battery——
.
,
10c
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
v
32%
—1
Jan
1,271
8%
a79%
100
Nov
4% Aug
200
Hupp Motor Car Corp——— 1
325
47%
*
Tel—
&
Dec
Jun 1
4
Tel
7%
7'ftft5':7 Dec
4%
.
26%
7%
Sale Price
1.50
■'
Jan
206
3%
a25%
Dec
47 %
both inclusive,
69%
Mar
4% May
525
■
82%
62% Mar
%
|v, Budd (E G) Mfg Co common—
*
4:',;V Budd Wheel Co——'*
Oct
44%
1
.
Apr
Feb
4%
—*
Company
12%
Dec
23
a3%
common——*
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Company
American
46%
4,200
Jan. 1
to
American Stores—
Oct
64
43%
——*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Hancock Oil
Dec
Jun
'Sft'ft
Feb
26%
Par
16%
Apr
17c
Dec
Dec
10
Jun
230
-
STOCKS-
20
Jan
53%
.
26
Nov
17%
17c
common--——--.-*
&
2c
63
44%
—10
common-
Nov
80c
•
1,150
7%
■
8%
:
Nov
1%
475 '
Last
8% Jan
150
7%
307
6 %
42%
Apr
Mar
19
Thursday
7%
385
17c
Ltd—1
Corp
Corp
Apr
20%
5
1
common-
Stores
Fitzsimmons
General
——4
Co—ft—.——5
Equip
"A"
82%
Dec
Sep
1%
180; ;
46%
25%
a8%
Aug
9% May
.
1,474
6
Dec.
Jan
57 y8
20%
a56
—*
;
100
7
6
—.
Preferred
1
69%
9%
4 %
31
Jan
Jan
Philadelphia Slock Exchange
Dec
75 c
July
10
76
'
56
■
5
Apr
%
Jan
2c
425
1
69%
6%
Douglas Aircraft CompanyElectrical Products Corp—
'
%
2
Dec
5%
865
;
7%
v.' 1
*
_
42c
1,000
16%
7 %
32%
840
18
7%
——5
Consolidated Oil Corp
Consolidated
16
I
22% May
% July,
'■! 1.15
3,010
2c
17 y2
100
Aircraft Company
Chapman's
2c
300
19
*
Nov
1,769
7%
545
1%
Dec
18%
.24%
—10
——
5%
Dec
10%
,
31% July
42%
,
62
'
;
Sen
3%
300
75c
67/a
1
Central Investment Corp——
Cessna
7
2.20
2.20 May
25
1.20
57 \2
1.35 July
200
V*
%
1.15
—2
Co—
Corp.—
963
16% Dec
Apr
2%
Dec
17% Mar
High
1,945
3%
30
Steel
465
46%
81%
7
44
.
9%
Westinghouse Elec & Manufacturing-50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc.—
1
Range Since January 1
LOW
1.80
3%
30
1
——
„;
Shares
High
1.70
pfd———50
5 % ',c
Corp
Oil
1.80
Company-——_1
Corp
Berkey & Gay Furn Co
Blue
Low
Rubber
S.
75
1%
Warner Bros Pictures Inc————5
Sales
of Puces
S
U.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Bandini
U
compiled from official sales lists
4
5%
10
Co—-
.
41%
a41%
United
Los
Sep
10%
250
1,000
Jun
12%
61%
900
.03
13%
9%
478
2%
4%
14%
iy8
Apr
Feb
a 60%
(New Jersey)
Co
2%
100
—15
Nov
1,185
482
*
Nov
25%
ll%Dec
16%
Company-,.—__.!—*
High
•
Jun
8% Mar
14
2Va
.03
4%
20
16%
4ya
1%
360
13%
.
1%
Jan
538
11%
4%
~4%
23%
*
Southern Railway
:
LOW
22%
—*
;
of Del—
5%. Feb
Jan
100
Republic
Range Since January 1
High
11%
23%
•
Corporation of America
iy8
4
common——
Radio
65c
355
75c
LOW
*
Apr
Dec
Shares
50
Co
Pure Oil Co-
95
103
for Week
of Prices
Par
4 y8
i
Aircraft common
Wayne Screw Products commonWolverine Brewing common—
Woodall Industries
3%
ft
,;v'
Pennsylvania RR
l7/a Mar
3% Dec
3^
"B"__
Walker & Co
Warner
.93
3%
"B"
Cooler
Universal
.85
-
Z_i
————
Radiator common—
U S
.88
*
common—
Specialties
lJ/a Aug
2
1
•
1'ftft'ft1.'
Mar
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
High
2
Sep
10
«
Investment common-—u.
United
1
102
—1
Udylite common
United Shirt
102
.100
Tivoli Brewing common
Union
Low
1%
common.
preferred
Stearns (Fred'k)
Range Since January 1
High
1%
1
Simplicity Pattern common
Standard
Last
Shares
—1
Sales
Week's
Thursday
<
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS-
Sales
Corp
1%
31
Aug
53%
Sep
22% Jan
33% Mar
3,011
50
200
28%
Established
Feb
2%
Phone
New York Stock Exchange
CEntral 7600
St. Louis Stock Exchange
Nov
9%
;
Members
Dec
Dec
Dec
Jun
1922
705 Olive St., ST. LOUIS
Jan
3%
8% Mar
%
60%
41%
1% May
9%
9%
39%
Jan
Chicago Stock Exch.
Postal Long Distance
Chloago Board of Trade
Bell Teletype
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile Exchange
SL593
New York Curb Exchange Associate
Oct
'
Commonwealth
&
Southern
Corp
_*
Continental Motors Corp—
Continental Oil Co
Curtiss-Wright
4%
(Del)——
Corp
&
Share
Electric
General Foods
Co
6%
173
Jun
4%
NOV
17%
27
Dec
283
6
Jun
9
Jan
1
Dec
2
Dec
22
22
2
2
317
Apr
St. Louis Stock
40
2
al
*
1
10
1 %
Dec. 26 to Jan. 1
Dec
30%
565
22%
Apr
30%
Dec
35%
114
24%
Apr
35%
Dec
Exchange
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Nov
1
29%
35%
30%
*
———.
3%
-fit Nov
300
a22
_•
—
Corp.
4%
27
*
Co——.
Elec Power & Light Corp__—General
6%
.
—1
-
Bond
27
5
1
Class A
Elec
%
•
Thursday
Last
STOCKS—
Sale Price
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sales
for Week
Range Since January 1
Shares
'
Goodrich
'
(B F) Co___
——*
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—„.
Int'l
*
a26%
1
Nickel
Co
International
Kennecott
Loew's
of
Canada-
Tel
—;
York
Central
A.
Apr
30%
Oct
American
Jan
6%
Nov
26% May
34%
Feb
Boyd-Welsh Inc., common
37%
Apr
45%
Dec
Brown
25% Mar
34%
Dec
Burkart Manufacturing common
2.50
Jan
Century Electric Co—
28%
235
24%
2%
416
—•
27%
28%
612
a45%
45%
70
32%
34%
215
1%
1%
100
10%
10%
10%
957
6%
9%
9%
9%
()75
9 %
*
,—
RR
Aviation
»
Inc
Company
a34%
—5c
-
1
*
-
Ohio Oil Company
10
9%
10
655
*
Packard Motor Car Co
footnotes
Jan
6%
*'
American
Dec
\l
%
Corp
Copper
American
For
29%
see
-
page
36
11%
11%
11%
450
*
2%
2%
2%
1,095
Par
26%
13% Mar
60
6%
Inc
North
100
*
Montgomery Ward & Co
City Copper Co—
New
26%
ali
Tel
&
Mountain
North
26%
1%
7
Feb
Dec
Jun
Dec
Aug
6% May
2
Mar
S.
Aloe
5%
Chic
Co.,
Inv
common
Line
Low
37
37
37
195
preferred
4%
5
37%
38
1%
1%
28%
14
1
10
10
14%
3%
14%
33%
14%
790
3%
25
15
Columbia
Dr. Pepper common
—*
12
12%
Elder
100
1
62
62
7
7
Dec
Oct
Manufacturing "A"
Falstaff Brewing common
Dec
Dec
Oct
2%
Jan
1.88 Mar
27%
Dec
12
July
40
28%
Jan
6%
Feb
7
Dec
12%
5
35
41
1%
11%
common
70 ;
Oct
;
250 '
13%
Brew
4%
!
High
Dec
37
20
1—*
—
Low
High
50
——*
—
common
& Sou Air
20
1
common
preferred
Shoe
—
6%
12
Feb
14
Dec
17
Jan
:'
3
Sep
4
May
200).
150 :
7% May
6
140
i
11:,
40
15
Dec
Dec
8
Mar
7% Mar
13
Nov
Apr
62
Dec
6% July
8
Jan
60%
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157
Thursday
Range
Brew
15%
16
common—
International
Shoe
4%
Dec
6
Apr
90
6%
Oct
7% Mar
Pacific
3
330
3%
10c
15C
27%
28 %
=
s %
Key Co
common,——
4%
Monarch
5;. "
4%
Missouri
Dec
12%
Feb
Pacific
6Va
Apr
Pacific Pub Serv
Dec
5Va
Jan
4%
Dec
5%
Oct
Pac
Dec
Apr
Paraffine
Bearing
National
Candy
Sterling
•-
6%,
2Va
8
2 20
•
—
5%
v
v
5%'6
/V
200
:
■"
404
24%
24
24%
,
25-year
Scullin
Steel
:jJi-
nitge 5s—
1959
inq—„'
—2—1964
3s
-1941
—2,—
90%
$1,800
53% :53%
1st
conv
3,100
90%
85
—
Nov
Oct
Jan
47
9%
Feb
' y
26
*
■
V'.- 2?: 2VPar
r
.
Accessories
Aircraft
Alaska
Anglo
Min
Amer
Min Co.—2,
Gold
Juneau
———,50c
—
—
1.85
-10
3c
9
—
1
,-—20
Corp,
Anglo Calif National Bank
Jan;
32'% Jan
59%
Jackson
Byron
Calamba
Co
Sugar
i—i.y
common
__
16%
3%
Calaveras Cement Co common,,——*
Calif Art Tile class A—
California
Central
Eureka
21%
87
sl5%
Cons.
class A—
Ind
Chem
Cons.
20%
i—.—5
Coppermines,,,—
Preferred
Di Giorgio
32 %
Oil Works—_————*
Dorado
2.25
7%
Co
Mfg
Corp———4
Products
Electrical
Preferred
(ww)
Der,
&
Co———J
Equip.
■
5%
18%'
5
20 J
capital-—'
Co.
Plantation
Ewa
73%
Foster & Kleiser common——,
2% yy 75c
Galland Merc Laundry
i!
—*
9
General Motors Corp common——10
44%
Genl Paint Corp common—L.
•
4%
Oladding McBean & Co
I—J
*
— '
Golden State Co. Ltd
——
*
12%
Greyhound Corp common,—'—
*
! -Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd,—,——
*
13%
Fireman's Fund
Holly
——10
Co
Ins
——I
J
10
Development——:
Home F & M Ins Co capital
Honolulu
Oil
Honolulu
Plantation
capital
Corp
*
Hunt Brothers preferred,^
Langendorf Utd Bk "A"
——
Leslie Salt Co—
——
10
*
Lyons-Magnus
B
Class
1
—*
—;
A
,_————*
——i"
Ltd————1——,1
Magnin & Co (I) common..—
—*
March Calculating Machine———5
Magnavox Co
Meier
&
Menasco
Frank
Co.,
Fibres
Auto
Company
American
6%
,10
,
Manufacturing Co common—1
National
Natomas
N.
Inc
Invest,
1
common,.
*
common,,!—100
Preferred-
—
Oil Cons——
North American
Insurance
Occidental
Co
—1
—*
-*
Occidental Petroleum
Utd
Oliver
A—,
Filters
B—
Class
—
:!
75c
19
•9
43%
4V4
.
27%
24%
24 Va
4%
—
4Va
17
—
-
5%
--
13%
—
Co.,
Pacific
96c
5%
91c
4%
5%
5V8
Allec
—
—
'
23 /2
4%
--
4%
12c
Oil
of
Wells
H
36%
351
i.
14
1,482
15%
4 Va
Yel
30c
Dec
775
8
2.499
15%
276
8%
8%
9
6%
6%
7
30c
Dec
Dec
10c
STOCKS—
May
Shoe
*
1
common
Alberta
Pacific
Algoma
Steel common
Asbestos
Grain
preferred
Corp
Bathurst Power As Paper A..
—
*
*
*
Bell
Telephone'Co of Canada—100
Brazilian T L & P—,.
•
British Columbia Power Corp cl A
*
Class
Bruck
1_
B
Silk
Mills.
*
Canada
Cement
Canada
Steamship common
5%
*
—
participating
For
footnotes
14%
—-
2
—
'
/
preferred,
see
page
S6
5%
•
50
1_
,
Canadian Car & Foundry common
V>-7%
14
141
•
common
preferred
—
9%
21%
9
31%
1*
—'
25
28
-
Mining
Argonaut
&
Armour
Mining
Atchison Top
Aviation
Co.
(111)
Co
of
Jan
11
Dec
890
13
Jun
17%
Sep
25
90
24
Oct
31
Jan
25
150
26 V
Dec
30
July
14%
>:
,
Nov
Cities
23%
527
23% May
28 %
2%
2%
145
5
1 .75
503
44%
3%
Corp
common
Service
Co
Deb
Feb
85c
Apr
11 Va
lc
Dec
lc
Dec
80c
80c
200
eoc
Apr
1.00
July
214
27b Aug
37a
Nov
620
11% Mar
167 b
Oct
1,236
478 May
7%
Dec
8%
Oct
9%
Dominguez Oil Co
•
14%
2% MaiDec
Bond
General
&
Mar
7%
Dec
July
15%
Jan
Idaho
May
38
Sep
International
5
Sep
y
•
Apr
Nov
40C
Aug y
^
Jan
Mountain
Dec
Nash-Kelvinator
July
cons
Central
R
R
cap...
Oahu
Sugar
a
Co
Port
Packard
Dec
Pioneer
Feb
Pullman
23
8c
Motor
Co
6%
10 Ve
10%
9%
—10
,.y
23%
17
203
4%
240
Jan
Pure
Jan
Radio
Jan
Inc
Republic
Oil
Co
5%
Jun
Riverside
Schumach
Sep
Jan
Jan
15
12V4 Mar
So
Corp
200
2
Feb
239
19
Jun
2%
7 V4
71/4
190
11 %
y 200
6%
»■
Co
Ltd
Oil
Studebaker
A
Corp
5%
Oct
t
Nov
.1
8% July
4%
United
United States Steel
ft
Aircraft Corp common
a
23
Dec
12c
Westates
23%
.
Dec
5%
Nov
Petroleum
Preferred
Western
.
—,25
1
47%
_
.
2.10 1
...
60C
Canadian Celanese
*• .
Canadian
Range Since January
1
High
Feb
13
50
common
7c
95c
1.25
65
Week's
Consolidated Mining &
Crown
Cork &
Seal
.
Smelting
Co
Apr
Distillers
Dec
Dominion
Seagrams
common
14%
Jan
150%
Jan
Dominion
25
1%
8
Glass
common—
& Coal B
Dominion
Dec
Dryden Paper
;
Foundation Co of Canada
4% Jan
5V2
5%
310
3% Oct
5%
Dec
9V4
497
S'AMar
9%
Dec
5%
31%
8
28
158
150
25% Apr
4% Mar
21V2Mar
Dec
General
.
8%
Dec
-Dec
Textile
Gurd
Steel
Wares
(Charles)
Gypsum,
common—;
common.—'—.
Ljime & Alabastine——
60C
Sep
24% July
27 Va
25%
4
8%
21% Mar
Nov
1,893
5
Jun
8%
Nov
32% Aug
39
Jan
20
25
Nov
21% Mar
27%
Dec
20 Va
25
Dec
15%
Jan
12
12
120
25
112
Mar
8%
8%
6
6%
1,427
76%
15
15%
15%
7%
8
76%
77
8 %
*
100
135
651
•
4%
5
5%
5%
Dec
4%
120
*
Dec
Jan
July
6
26
Mar
10
5%
High
28%
3
85
76
Oct
15
100
.
Dec
29
70
25
~6
Apr
1.25
250
July
Oct
120
Dec
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
3%
Feb
6 Va
Dec
66
3%
Jan
Aug
82
Apr
6
Jan
Jan
35
12
July
16
125
5
Feb
8
Dec
80
Dec
25
63
Apr
740
5
Apr
140
2
Feb
2%
Apr
620
f
Dec
8c
300
26%
_•
8%
Low
135
25
6%
Dec
Range Since January 1
26
25
60c
Sales
Shares
High
100
preferred
Apr
Mar
•
*
25
common,,,———„*
Gatineau Power common.—:
43 s
4C
50
Dominion Steel
Dec
Dec
60c
100
Dominion Tar & Chemical common,,,•
2
Jan
22
Dec
F]
Jan
3%
38
Dec
;
55%
22
23
Jan
Jun
33
12
Oct
Jun
32 '/B
July
*
100
1
2.10
a
14%
29
27 %
3%
Bridge
Dominion Coal preferred
32
27%
572
Mar
Dec
'
167 ft
Jun
4'e
for Week
Range
of Prices
25%
Canadian Pacific Railway,,,
Dec
y 44%
>
4,860
27%
*
com
Jan
47
24%
3,590
class A__*
Investment
Canadian Industrial Alcohol
5
Apr
97
7%
6c
Low
Par
...
Mar
v-/13
400
J Dec
9%
22
,
Foreign
'•
60c
100
7 7/8
Sale Price
;•
2.10
a26%
—100
j"
653
1.25
Telegraph,,
Oct
30%
50
25%
a
i———
Union
29 %
3
120
45
70
_
Mar
23
6% May
320
325
60C
_
;t
25
25
46%
L—.5
common
j>
Dec
Apr
29'%
24%
Warner Bros Pictures,
Oct
32
y
Feb
29 Va
51/2
t
t
Jan
20%
14%
Feb
10
15
4Va
'
20%
Oct
17/
125
47
8%
Dec
4%
860
14V4
.14%
•
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co common
Vica
Company common
Oct
6% Mar
4% Jun
169 v"
a5'/2l
•
—,
Oct
Nov
7%
Dec
16
10
a3%
5
common
Dec
5
Dec
19%
,1
_
1174
Feb
19
461/B
__
Dec
2%
13%
18%
«
,
11%
,
10
25
..
Oct
50
—15
...
.27%
140
4%
J
common
Nov
200
5 1/4
.
Guaranty Co preferred
50
60
'
27b
25 7b
23 5e July
899
ft
...
common
common
N
5'
14
9
Inc
of
Nov
24
4 Va
13%
,,.25
Brands
Title
11V*
14
9
Standard
Feb
<:
5
9
...
Standard
Nov
11%
*
Preferred
5%
,
"
/
Dec
L50
Jan
4%
50
26 Va
Oct
37i July
14
Jan
a25%
STOCKS—
3,00 Apr
10% Dec
9% Mar
.
common..,,
Bd
Calif Edison
9%
1.25
V:
Feb
950
13%
Apr
1,15
22% -S
I
Dec
1.50 Mar
2%
'
Jan
May
35
12 %y
;
12% Oct
7 %
9%
/
100
—WW* '
Socony-Vacuum Oil capital.
Jan
Low
2
>
/.'■V 6%'
105710
120
_
common.
Wall
5%
-'
Oct
11
Dec
23
May
7% Nov
16%. Aug
10%'Aug
124%'Aug
6% Jan
18
May
Dec
L.25
22%
Cement
1.90
;
Apr
25
55
85
.335
395
106
1,120
65
I
6%
Dec
3.00
9
common
official sales lists
High
f
Jan
1.25
12 %
-„10
common
capital
Steel
Dec
2.20
3% May
;
Dec
2.60
2.60
20
__
Corp of America
Nov
7%
Jan
-
34%
6%
704
9%.
10
Apr
1.40 May
200
a9%
Apr
Nov
24%
327
6 V4
6%
Mar
10c
May
5c
3,270
1.55
Jan
24
20
:
2,800
34Vs
32%
;
60
9c
1.40
Mill Co__—
5 Va
60C
May
5c
2,000
36%
23
Pennsylvania RR
Dec
20% May
100
6c
;
Dec
2%
__1
—
common
Cement
Dec
27%
Jan
5%
i
Dec
27%
..
Jun
Jan
16
Oct
Jan
67a
162
10%
Sugar Co Ltd capital
Ola
* Dec
24'/a
Sep
10
■
Jan
555
1.40
_
Co
Preferred
..
_
Aviation/—'•
American
Pacific
Jan
3.7
4
Nov
6%
a
5
American
Dec
yw-
May
90c
30%
:
i
'
Mar
Dec 1
i
Nov
30 Va
28%
8c
5c
Corp
17
15% May
91c
Oct
i
Jan
2%
257b July
6%
*
City Copper
31%
19% July
3%
Apr
1.75
(
Oct
387
23
.1
yyyyp/
North
8
Apr
90o
m
10%
May
5%
&
North
15%
Feb
30c
Y
N
m
Nov
54
4
&
Dec
55c
Jun
24
j
Navigation Co
July
yy 14
Sep
12Va
22%
1,045
2,100
28%
a
*
Montgomery Ward & Co
14%
Jun
Apr
28%
*
common
14
Mar
•
common
30%
29%
293/a
Jan
47c
Aug
%
Nov
34
Apr
20c
235
1.90
2.75
>
29%
May
24%
1,070
2
30 y
2.85
Corp
9
.
/8 Va Mar
6
Copper
Dec
33 y
5%
Kennecott
Feb
40c
10
International Tel & Tel
44 V8
Apr
23C
»
*
Canada,,
6%
8% Mar
10%
of
Matson
■; /
.
23c
1%
Co——
Nickel
16 %
Mar
.
105
...10
.
Mary Mines Corp
m
3'%. Apr
6
_
6
735
33
6%
Co
Oct
3,10
V
Jan
7
33
33
.
...
7
■
32
30c
1,090
Dec
Dec
V
8% Nov
31%
Nov
6
19 Va
73%
12
66%
_
15'/4
6%
7
6%
....
Share
Electric
5
12
32
L-i
9
_
Dumbarton Bridge
Elec
»
Oil" Corp
3%
a3
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Nov
8
Jan
8%
.,,10
common
6%
Oct
%
200
2,196
55c
9 Va
j*
_
41%
Jan
i.-
Dec
%
lc
—
_
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
2
Jan
«
Trading
Consolidated
5%
I
4%
lc
50c
51c
-2%
Sep
/•
Oct
27 b May
9
1
Sullivan
&
Jan
.
Dec
52%
200
%
1
Dec
3
Jan
29 %
115
%
3
Dec
3
Jun
1.75
1.15 Mar
100
46
3
Dec
Jan
4
Dec
2%
625
3
1.65
-
46
12
'
Nov
297 2
23%
,5
88
Jan
Dec
129 3 b
24
.
Mar
Jan
6%
Apr
1047B
210
9
Preferred
Jan
3%
Sep
7
Pac
Apr
May
3%
956
6
127 3
124%
3%
Cal
5%'
9
270
Apr
270
Del
Nov
Hill
5%
31%
8
28
May
6
5%
a
& Santa Fe
Corp
23%
Apr
3,65
1,867
Oct
205
s
Berkey & Gay Furn Co
Blair & Co., Inc., capital
3
VA-
Dec
Mar
23 %
33V8
...
Bunker
3.1
for Week
Shares
2
13% Mar
a
50
;
common.
Oct
12% Aug
Range
of Prices
.
377
Apr
101
6% May
a32%
*
Jan
4% Oct
11
11
50
50
9%
9%
21
21%
14
14
140
141
:■ 14Va 14%.
23
23
—
700
■
Jan
2.00
Oct
659
Sales
Low
Par
Agnew-Surpass
'■
14
.,100
Tel
15
Aug
15%
10
Dec
9%
55
25
S25
Sntry
Tel &
Anaconda "Copper
Mar
22%
■■■'-
St
&
76% Mar
226
15%
17
Jan
237
14%
50
Anglo Nat Corp class A common
27
Nov
Rad
23 Va
.
Dec
11
9%
14%
Dec
6"
' Mar
6
1,060
Feb
96%
237
237
10
10%
May
12%
23%
22%
20
25
Sep
5'/4
Jan
10
283
600
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
„
10
15%
15
Dec
•Nov
72 c
Jan
4
15
'
86% Jun
7,335
10
Jan
55'
Dec
1,150
1 both inclusive, compiled from
Thursday
35
6%
6v4
6%
Feb
29
Jun
95
6
V
18 Va Mar
'
355
Dec
Nov
Unlisted—
Am
Montreal Slock Exchange
".y
2,550
Nov
4
io
■
'
612
Dec
18%
Jun
10%
625
,
15%
Series 2
American
1,740
23
j
-
soc¬
Last
yy/'y
.
15%
1
Dec
18
12% Aug
94%
95
——
series
Co
Jan
18%
21
Jun
9%
30c
:
"•1,177
29
28%
50
Checker Cab
Feb
Feb
43
Dec
14
Apr
5%
10% Mar
293
10
Steel Co
16
-3 V4 May
230
9%
pfd—
Dept Stores 7%
25c
Apr
-
18%
36%
'
1
Western Pipe &
:
800
25
Agricultural Co——
Dec
13
211
~
4Va
Fargo Bank & U T——100
Western
12c
1,100
25
Oil—.
Consolidated
■
■
3%
15%
15%
2
California
11% May
8% Jan
'
*
Co
Apr
21
Thursday
Dec. 26 to Jan.
15C
Oct
2.10
Dec
6%
13%
•
■
9%
774
■
14
■
3«/4
36%
10
American Viscose Corp
6
;
Dec
1,095
7%
7V4
14
_*
Dec
184
24%
10%
3%
A
Dec
2% Mar
1,650
1.10 ' 1.10
—
10
,V
common
Oil
3%
'
24%
10
,
*
—
of California
Corp
1.25
Dec
4Va
250
:
Dec
26%
1.20 Aug
1,000 '
Oct
5Va
V
2.00 y
*
18
1,576
96c
NOV
11%
31%
"
772
474
5%
110
25c -yy 150;
/
1.85
*
common
common
18% May
188
1.60 1.60
5 Va
5%
13% 13%
11% 11%
1.60
26%
v
2.00
———w
Dec
/ Dec
11%
900
y
Jan
65
Apr
24
1.60
Mar
60c
2,100
25
.>
15%
Jan
Mar
556
26
Dec
Dec
6
8
18
Jan
4c
4%
17%
25c
25c
27%
25%
1,203
50
16 %
16% Mar
30
;;
u,
103%
6c
600
52c
6V2
Jan
Dec
3%
Jan
1,50
286
Feb
16
:yy 1,974
14
54/,;:-
15% y
7
7
6%
6v2
17 y1? ;
15% y
Apr
3%
14%..yy- 155
52c
50
11%
May
43
1,669
4%
600
8% 100
12% -\y 977
13%
3%
6v4
14% Nov
37%
Feb
: -:i'
2 Va Mar y
610
44§
54
15
—
Dec
V / 7%
90c
130
,
July
9c
9
Jun
10
44% y
24V2
100
—
23
10
7% >•'
7Va
10 yy ,—
s32
100
—
' preferred
5% %
75c
8%
12;
14Va
—
7,.'
—
Aircraft Corp
.
__
1
Libby McNeill & Libby
y
—10
LeTourneau R G Inc,
Lockheed
/
~20
Co
.
—
'
..
•/.
Dec
Apr
85c
2.C0 2.25
450
7%
8 .y
525
7%.
7'%
221
12% 13%
1,070
35% 36
285
5
5%
220
18v2 19 y;£.vy 50
72
73%
47
12%
5C
,
——
6
3%
21
Waialua
Oct
3%
Dec
85
134
32 Va
32
—
*
Emporium Capwell Co. common,
Emsco
y5%
—
:___100
,
Doernbecher
El
10
Fruit Corp common
Preferred
3%
Dec
101
!'„■
Apr
22% Mar
62%
Spring Valley Co Ltd!
,
2.20
5%
x,*zo.
-
Mar
72
305
——,15
Union
6%
3%.y-y 1,500
lr.va81 Va
78'%
81%
—*
1—
11
70
,,<■
36%
11%
Union Sugar common.,——
Apr
/2c
.
200
.
703
14 %
91
3 Yb
% Mar
62%
Prefererd
1%
-a
287
440
4%
14
.
Apr
2
11%
Transamerica Corp,
1.35 July
4,600
140
20%
3% vy • 3%
11 Va
l0'/4
common^——5
.,.
yy,
Nov
22%
62%
Standard Oil Co
Range Since January 1
y ■ low
High
1,088
21
4%
—
Creameries of Amer Ine common,——1 >;■/
Crown Zellerbach Corp
21
20%
—
34
1,095
1
Inc
Stores
Southern
Dec
-900
86c/ 94c
15%
y 87c
2%
—1——25
*
1,692
3 Va
s36V4
—,*
Vultee Aircraft
150
135
2,200
200
8c
4c
4c
Co common__l
Mining
Edison
22% y
21%
y
Columbia Broadcast System A__
Commonwealth
25%
25%
—
*
1
Packing Corp common
Carson Hill Gold Min capital,——
3%
10c "
6c
6c
,100
common—.
3%
3%
—*
/■-—;
Mills
Cotton
43"..',.
43
*
—
"B"
Class
Calif.
y,_
100
Preferred
Dec
32%
common,,——,1
Universal
100% 101%
60
1.50 1.55
600
15% 16%
505
3%
3% ■/ 1,550
1.25 1.25
y.-, y; 450
100%
2
*
20
Bishop Oil Co—
Nov
25%
Signal Oil & Gas Co A
*
Pulp Co common——5
Nov
77% July
„
3c yy 2,200
9! /. , 1,055
6%
1,530
3c
8%
-6%
•
-
6%
Imp Diesel Engine—,——5
Bank of California N A
80
Atlas
27%
Mar
Soundview
Oct
94
official sales lists
of Prices , Shares
LOU)
High
—
.
1.75
1.85 yy.
1,700
3%
3% :.44y 420
Bale Price
STOCKS—
Mar
21
89
14
89%
—100
—
Bros
Safe
for Week
Range
Oct
22
168
2%
25
Shell Union Oil
Nov
:~y, Sales
Week's
Thursday
-
L
■///■■.Last'
30%
210
3
Ryan Aeronautical Co———1
Exchange
both inclusive, compiled from
1
"
1,125
27%
25%
31%
32%
*
—
30%
27%
——100
Warrants
Roos
Jan
21
Jun
•
82
.
\: i,7oo
87
;
San Francisco Stock
5
24% Mar
Dec
25%
Petroleum Co common
Thomas
Dec. UG to Jan.
30 %
common
Tide Water Ass'd
i
30%
,_1
Rheem Manufacturing Co———,_1
Richfield Oil Corp common,,
Bonds—
St L Pub Serv
Dec
.——25
—25
——25
_•
—;
Preferred
Republic
Feb y;Cy 7% Apr
Nov y/
8'/a July
6
'
21
•*
2%
10%
\
Dec
;";y5y
205'!'
10
Dec
6% Dec
Aug
18 % July
."s" 115
2
20 •:
24Va
preferred
& R Co Ltd
R E
Feb
43
'
60
.
Apr
15%
common
Rayonier Incorp
y
% May
6
5
43
7
8
1
Nov
1.35
825
'
/// 4%
.14
2.90
Puget Sound P & T common,
Oct
14%
Nov
Jan
Feb
2.55
3,339
common.,,—
Jan
17
Aug
9%
23%
common—j—
Go's
8%
7
2.50
2.50
———
Tel
&
115%
Jan
5Va
135
8'/a
4
9%
590
6%
8
'
-..——215
common
Jan
43
pfd
i
,—100
common—————;—*
Inv< common....'....'
*
Electric
>,
Tel
7% July
22%
Light Corp common
1st preferred
15% Mar
Dec
110 Va
2
Alum- common——_1
Wagner
9%
20
115 v
13% .14% ;/y '.:202V-'
Inc
Stix Baer & Puller common,,——;
100
,2.
Steel
Securities
415
6V2
Dry Goods common,———
Scruggs-V-B
17
Dec
12%
10
115
2
14'/a
—
St Louis Bank Bldg Equipment com—3
St Louis Pub Serv class A com———1
Scullin
12
12%
10
12%
Metals common——*
1st preferred———100
Common
Rice-Stix
,
120
250
23%
preferred—
preferred——,
Dec
High
7%
8%
common—25
1st
1st
Low
7%
8%
Pig'n Whistle preferred——,——*
Cement com—25
Portland
National
5%
5
404
//V
Feb
13%
100
15
13%
15
.20
common-—-.
4%
•4%
i-5
32
9
112
5
common.,———.
5V2%
May
Range Since January I
High
8%
■
—.
T,*
5
Aggregates
1st preferred
Dec
—5
common
common
4%
190
Knapp
6 %
10c
26
63
9
Jan
4% July
•
Co
Pacific Gas <fe Electric Co
July
6c
1,395
32
Dec
2% Mar
•
1,300
28
common,,
26
35
28
3.:'\
%
4%
Steel
Coast
330
6%
Johnson-S. S. Shoe common—
Laclede
Can
4%
15C
,100
Laclede-Christy Clay Products com.
Amer
Pacific
26
28
Hyde Park Brewing common,— -10
Hydraulic Pressed Brick preferred. .,100
——
Pacific
Low
Par
Fisheries
Dec
16
July
4%
Huttig S. & D. common-....,—— —5
____
12
75
16
Shares
of Prices
,
'y-.''
High
6%
4%
Hussman-Ligonier common.,^.
Common
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
1
High
Low
Par
Griesedieck-West
Shares
Week's
Last
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Thursday
Sales
Week's
Last
'j'
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
34
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Hamilton
Bridge
Gold
Hollinger
Howard Smith
Hudson
'
665
2%
Feb
8.75
700
5.80
Oct
12
12'A
140
98
98
99
112
2814
28
28%
12
*
11%
Toronto Stock
Range Since January 1
4%
8.50
*
——-—100
Bay Mining-,-
Shares
4%
_5
Mines
Paper common—
8
Dec
10%
Oct
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Oil
22
Apr
12
International Nickel
Canada
of
International Petroleum
Preferred
7
of Can pfd_——£1
Imperial Tobacco
International
.*
—...
Power
com—*
Ltd—
Co
33
♦
17%
16%
Dec
Dec
Jan
6%
Jan
Alberta,
Ltd, John A
& Sons,
17%
36
11.'A Mar
Power
Steel
Massey-Harris
Corp
—
Mont
'A'
r--
Aldermac
95%
Dec
Amm Gold
19%
15% Aug
20 »A
Dec
Mines!400.
Anglo. Canadian
13
Dec
8
Jun
13
Montreal
Breweries
—1
Preferred
Car
Niagara
Wire
Weaving
60
5%
300
6'A
100
24'A
20
Mines
Mines—
Mar
Bankfield Cons Mines—,——!
Dec
24%
Montreal-
23
161
12
Apr
24
Dec
Bank
of
25%
125
21%
Oct
26%
Dec
Bank
36 .4
100
35
Dec
39%
Jan
37%
38
165
29
Apr
39
Dec
——„*
15%
15%
25
...*
38'A
39%
2,470
10
Sep
17'A
Oct
52
Base Metals
Bathurst
Class
Feb
35%
Nova
Jan
Bear
Scotia-
—
Car
Ottawa
22%
22%
Aircraft..
4
11%
4
24'A
Sep
Nov
3
Placer
Price
Corp of
Bros
&
Regent
St
Canada
Ltd
Co
Quebec Power
Mills
Class
A
Corp
7
Dec
Blue
6
3
Mar
6
Dec
Sep
11
Jan
Bob jo
Apr
14%
Dec
Bonetal
13
preferred
13
34
preferred
St Lawrence Paper
6
:
34
Shawinigan Water & Power—L
16%
59%
60
Co
of
Canada
common..—
Preferred
Wabasso
Wilsils
15%
Jan
British
American
Jun
43
Jan
British
Dominion
Broulan Porcupine Mines.
Buffalo
Ankerite
Buffalo:;
Jun
Dec
17%
Bunker
14'A. Aug
Hill
3
80c
Apr
3%
Oct
Burlington
2%
85c
Apr
3%
Oct
Caldwell
of
115
Sep
130
15
118 :
Sep
141
;
143
74
125
.—100
Bank of Canada.—
10
fi<
132
132
72
116
Montreal
Royal
128
130
:
Oil
both
i-ddiyd 0
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS—
of Prices
Feb
Sep
188
Jan
Canada
Sep
153%
Jan
Power
6%
Paper.common—_—* 0". 65c
&
preferred
Aluminium
100
;
Permanent
Ltd.
* 4"
common
Bathurst Power & Paper Co Ltd
Beauharnois
Power
Dist.
Brewers &
American
British
Columbia
Canada
&
Oil
Co
Ltd—
Packers
5
5
17%
17%
18%
50
17%
18
470
82%
82'A
.":4-4:4T
0.0 '•/;/'
*
17%
0*
Ltd—
9%
-4 44V 18%
of Vancouver Ltd—5
British
3'A
9%
*'-0.-^;4.4-
■
50c
100
,
4
4
-
600 V
..
Sep
Central
Pat
Can Nor
Canada
P
Corp Ltd 7%
Wire &
Canadian
Sugar Co——*
pfd—
—100
6%% pfd
100
Investments Ltd_.r*
:."4;-.wAi '4
Cable
General
Canadian Industries Ltd class B
107'A 107%
4
6
1
Marconi
Canadian
T/c
Vickers
Co——
75c
75c
25
45c
3%
3%
50
25
25
10
Commercial
Alcohols
Consolidated
Paper
U—.-.
:
44.4;
Ltd
2%
.—*4
Ltd
2%
2%
350
3'A
*
common
Corp
3%
3'A
1,376
2'A
25
Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Lino Co Ltd—V
Woollens
Dominion
Donnacona
Eastern
*
Paper Co Ltd-
Dairies
Ltd
Aircraft Ltd—.
Fraser
Companies
i
Voting
International Utilities
300
50
.
■
300
Power
&
Paper
McColl-Frontenac
Melchers
Mitchell, Robert
Mtl
$3
Noorduyn
Power
Jan
Collingwood Term common_4——4-
;4A
May
8
Dec
Jan
Prefererd
Coniagas
Coniaurum
:
Consolidated
-0-;
Mines
Nov
►
3%
Davies
Petroleum
Delnite
Dec
25%
Feb
id
Dec
2%
Dec
{
Dec
2
Aug
4%
,,4-44,,4„.
Mines—
Walkerville
26
26'A
19%
19%
20
Apr
13 %
Dec
3%
Mines—;
Dome
;
»
Dominion Coal preferred..
i„■■
Dominion Fabrics common.:.,
i
Dominion
Oct
5c
20c
Nov
4
i
11% Sep
16
__25
Apr
15
Dec
85
Sep
95
5
Stores
Oct
Dec
Eldorado
Apr
Falconbridge Nickel Mines,4_,
Apr
16%
Dec
Fanny
3%
Dec
Fleet
Dec
Ford Co of Canada class <A4—4
$1
Easy Washing Machine
2
Mar
86
73
May
86
36
30
Oct
36
Economic
4
Jan
4
1 Jan
2
•
Nov
-50%
Feb
Steel
Gillies
.
0
Dome
East
Mines
'
'.vv.
'
1:>
*v
5c-
*
Ltd
•
""j
8'Ac
600
42c
42c
2,500
1,000
20
50
1.10
5c
j- ■.
1.20
5c
19%
•'
...
Malartic Mines Limited-
8'Ac
'
1.20
1,100
7'Ac July
21c
2c
Golden
Jan
Great
Oct
2.24
Jan
Bousquet
Lakes
T
Francoeur
Kerr
Gold
Addison
Mines
Gold
Ltd
20c
_
Mines Ltd—_
—
l
■•••
44
100
4.70
200
2.90
Oct
4.70
Great
Dec
1.75
1.75
200
1.00
Oct
2.22
Jan
15c
Oct
41c
Jan
4 22
Gunnar
Jun
6%
Oct
3
Apr
6%
Dec
83
Aug
6%
6%
4
40
2%
8%
8%
105
1.22
1.13
1.25
74,350
4
4
05c
100
8%
700
2%
*
•
21
73c
.
Mar
76C
80c
2,685
32c
3.00
3.15
2,519
21%
21
21%
2C
'
275
2c ' 2%C
,
:4:..v04-t.
3'A
2,496
197/a
19%
7 7'A
15
15
■
,
5:4
1,000
,2C
,
14c
17.600
9c
May
lie
10c
lie
6'Ac
15c
500
15c
Dec
2c
2c
131,600
2c
Dec
::v',». 3C
3%c
8,000
lc
May
1%C
1%C
1 'Ac.
Apr
3'Ac
Jan
-
:
7c
;
6,000
»
500
.
7c
•
1,000
4-3 'Ac
s
4
65,-.
/ 4C
70
11'
3'Ac
14%
"
3%C
3 'Ac
15
12C
6,000
common-.
Mines-*.
1,158
12c
lie
•-V-
Dec
Oct
4'Ac Oct
4
l%c Dec
;
7c
Dec
4
.
2% July
-
——I
Apr
15c
10'Ac
7'Ac July
5'A
.
Jan
11'Ac
Sep
14%
May
4,
oct.
;
Dec
4c
20c
4
J.'A Aug
-
common,,*
0
Saddlery
Nov
Dec
8%
Oct
15c
2c
Dec
20'A
80
44;
NOV
13C
—I
■.
Nov
20%
Aug
210
2%c
14C
1
Dec
3%
J
Apr
2%C
4;".c^0 ^ «; 4
Dec
Dec
2%c
.
Sep
Mar
Jan
Jan
22%
;
1'Ac Apr
61%
Jan
3.60
14% Mar
125
,
Dec
Dec
80c
-
Apr
Dec
2.30
Feb
.442%
85
20
77%
.
4
4,200
3%
19%.
19'A
—50c
—
9
2.25 Aug
15
May
Dec
Dec
2%
v
Oct
80c
—1
90
2% Feb
4;4
21.4 .DeC4'4v
25
:-
5
21
107%
6% Mar
3.15
*
vt p
90
•8%
.
:
6%
V
90
x._l
Paper
Gold
Dec
4
f.;0 8:4
100
Gold——
preferred
West
Dec
Dec
16% Feb
4%c
Feb
13c
Jan
■'
■
Malartic Goldfields
,4
0-
5
Mclntyre-Porcupino Mines Ltd
20c
4.70
■;
-
Jan
7%
'
'
Feb
15%
:
16 V* Apr
103% Mar
515
Dec
Dec
191
Dec
21
v
Sep
5%
1
—44
Grandoro Mines
Dec
V
20
Sep
7%
Jun
107
—*
Mining
Feb
20
10% May
135
Jun
6c
27%
5%
*
;
Mines
Jan
Graham
55c
,
Mar
9»A
5%'
.
1
4,
Mining-,.
Gate
17 %c Jan
Apr
9'A
—
Eagle
Nov
Sep
21
68
.
9c
30c
2'Ac
Jan
Lake-Porcupine
1
Mines Ltd——,4—4—'•
5c
Apr
Jan
Mar
6'A
,1
preferred—
Wares—^
46c
May
10%
73c
39
132
7
July
8%
-
_4——
16%c
Oct
Jun
20%.
8%
Lake
Gold Belt
*
Jan
10%
20
25
—;
Goldale Mines
Gold
«
92c
.18
Class: B,^^!„i-i,_4__-_^——4*
God's
Mines-
Aldermac Copper Corp Ltd
Canadian Malartic Gold Mines LtdCentral Cadillac Gold Mines Ltd
Trust!
Mines—
Aircraft
General
-
Jan
19%
Investment
Gold
:
Gatineau Power 5%
1.30 Dec
Jun
18 Va Mar
19'A
Feb
Oct
20
,4——1.
!_■
Farmer Candy Shops
Federal Kirkland—0,
Dec
4
19
Dec
,
6 0 Dec
470
—20
Eastern Malartic Mines
3%
Feb
_,4——
Dec
86
Nov
Preferred
Apr
3%
preferred..—
cum
:
/
2:-0
6
1.15
Aug
7%
Dom Woollens & Worsteds Ltd com—*
Dec
1.05
Sep
Dec
107% 107%
100
16%
40
Jan
Dec
9%
Dec 4
12'A
12%:
4:.
20%
,•
common—
50c
6%
0, -
—*
—
75c
2
78c
25
4,4;
Jan
48
2.95
-100
Dec
r
Nov
1.50
Jan
7%
—
7Dominion Tar & Chem;
Feb
10%
":
300 'i
142 142%
142
Foundries & Steel com,,—*
Preferred
3% Dec
.
4,—100.
Dominion
1.25
20c.
32'A Aug
125
Feb
0:4
1,000
'
,*
26
13%
2
10 %c 10 %c
10'Ac Jan
Dec
109
300
7% Aug
48
264
6
9 %
1,000
235
1.25
791
122
40c
Feb
H___*
38%
121
3%
11%
Ltd
37%
3%
70c
Worts
37%
:40C.
25c
Brewery Limited
Walker-Gooderham &
43c
3%
12%
-
2,350
4—1
Dominion Steel class B
4
80c
■
61
—1
Dominion Bank
Dec
6%
Sep
60c
j
9%
:.
Dec
135
500
Distillers Corp—-Seagrams common—-,"
Oct
1.75 Mar
6
6
•9%
4
'
2% Dec
5'A
88
6-
4 1.30 Jan
Oct
1.30 July
44 c
Oct
210
0
9%
Smelting—
'Gas (Toronto),--4444444,100;
Consumers
45c,
•
60c
70C
80c
v
0*
4„4,
Consolidated
Dec
July
6
60c
u*
i
Bakeries
Dec
36
3,625
; dA'.Sd
„5
1
70c
—
90c
6%tt
'v4^'0;; C
;
<
4
—
Mines,4
j
-
•
:.
50c
pfd—_100
6% non-cum part 2nd pfd——50
Quebec Tel and Power. Corp A——-*
Sarnia Bridge Co. Ltd B
———*
85c
V
Co
16%
1st
Jun
8%
Plow
70c
Aviation Ltd——:
Corp of Can 6%
Nov
60c
8
20
:
8%
Dec
22,850
25
-0 '
Jun
49'Ac
78c
Mines—
Jan
5
7,200
74c
3%
Feb
46c
Oct
3,079
52c
77c
Gold
Dec
8'A
1
Willans
Dec
4% NoV
8
!
Cochenour
17%. Oct
;
20c
y
15%
12
52c
8%
1
Dec
27
1.65 Jun
13
4.300
Nov
200
20'A
16%
45c
Apr
July
2.40
2'A Mar
16%
41c
9%
3
6V2
■
0,-2.35
50c
preferred—————_—*
cum
35
100
4
2.4Q
16%
4
Dec
;—*
6
*
Dec
28
Chromium Min & Smelt
95
Company—-.*
trust——.*
12
Dec
29
21% Mar
Jan
6
vot
15
3%
8%
Mar
25
15
Feb
00% Def
Sep
4% Mar
22
Oct
93
Ltd
Power.
Refrig & Storage
35
24%
-
Aug
pfd_100
10
28
8
.
60
215
36c
14%
pfd
396
10%
13.200
14%
cum
Jan
7%
'*
pfd——100
Limited
Co
Island
Montreal
6'/c
Oil
Distilleries
22
-68c
14% Mar
16
Apr
51c
85
16'
Co
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5%
16
11%
—25
Preferred
MacLaren
Jan
65
C8c
1,030
600
30%
3%
—
Jan
Oct
28 %
•28
'00;v:-
Dec
25'A
28.
.
4
67
Dec
60
.7%.
.
28
Dec
93/a
Feb
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines_,l
20
0
19%
Jan
14
Nov
3'A
12c
28
Dec
87-,
130
4 32
Aug
3'A
12c
$ ^ "•
27%
Dec
26
48'A Aug
4c
90c
Apr
1.50
20
60
21
6c
12%
1
B_
2%
25
25'A Mar
1,000
19'A
00-V
19%
Trust——*
class
13
2%
->'p00
*
Ltd
625
44
4% -404
,
13
d d0.00
*
A
;
Ford Motor of Canada
24
2%
4%
{dfi: S'~'
7%
preferred—100
Fairchild Aircraft Limited
—5.00
Fleet
24
2%
24
5
r
;
*
—
25
300
206
21
•
A—_
Denison
Dominion
9
Jan
Dec
5%,
July 4-4:
May.
32
31%.
22c
110% Sep; 4 0
5'A Feb
3.000
Nov
*>
Jan
1.90
4 74 3A
7c
161
6 % Mar
21
10
23
:
1,20
v
Apr
Oct
12c
85
Apr
00'4:
>;40^-.
1
16
Aug 4
12c
108%
Oct
Ltd
cumulative preferred-.—___;_100
35
146
440 94
'0 '
33A
12c
Corp
'
Canadian
-.
11c
79%
125
60
'1
80c
216
90c
20%
Dec
127%
5
.
3,974
;
18%
July
32
Dec
17%
Mar
8
Dec
9Va
9% May
Dec
67Ac
Research
Dec
8'/a
1
Mar
Apr'
5c
14% Dec
l%c
ii
13
148
Mar
Sep
May
lc
_.l
5'A
8
lc
11'A
4
May
148
Jan
2.80 Jan
1,918
24%
10%
j.
Mines-
Chemical
[,'■
r'>/{
i—*
Apr
61c
7y2 May
5%
4
.
1
Central Porcupine Mines
Jan
75
29
a—
■
Dec
97/a
106
July;
Dec.
Jan
Oct
35
9%
1.14
19%
-
4
3y4
13
18
Jan
Nov
Apr
9%
20c 20 %C
27%
—44,!
Apr
Cockshutt
Dominion
Mar
9
75
1.10
;'«,w
2
com
Mine3
Gold
5'A
91c
2,000
'
•
*
Jan
13%
-i'
2
Ltd
Pacific; Ry;
Castle-Trethe wey
Dec
110
5c
1'Ac
9.30
14%
>
21%c
.
18,700
r
14%
9%
% —'
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
32,825
21%
3C
;.
Co
13
5.200
.4 0
common^—,
Alcohol
Jun
4V2 Mar
3,065
^•0;
4,~
—____
4
-
550
Apr
12 %c
32'Ac Jan
fan
17%
4;-v.;;
Oct
6*6
50c
9
5
:
class
9%
20
4.40
10
19
125
Dredge
Indus
10%
Oct
385
17%;
>4;'04 Cw0-:-
preferred—^
—
Dec
032% Feb
Mar
2,220
1.61
•
1.50
656
'
60
5c
7.50
44c
4
Canadian Malartic Gold-—
Mar
75c
Nov
80
4
High
.-4.
May
3%
307
3'A
*
4
.4,
*
14. 14%
79%.
Cable, class. A
Celanese
Canadian
Can
Range Since January 1
300
7.25
,4^4444—,—_4i,44444_i.
B
Canadian
:,4
500
5%
107 107%
107%
''B'%_*
Corp, Ltd--
70c
5'A
26,720
9
—100
—
Canners
Jan
10c
4'Ac Mar
25,050
24
common
Breweries
Nov
150'A
Oct
10c
Dec
110 Vb
0:
Oct
9
Dec
Jan
-15
Aug
30
Dec
94c
Mar
23
8cio%c
.—
&
5
25
1.55
w
Mortgage——
Steamship
Preferred
44, Low
65c
04
5%
■
123
10%
'
'
Canadian Car & Foundry common
High
76
111
9c
9%
4
4-Preferred -^-4,4-^-44——
Can
Canadian
Low
100
9,116
29
10%
A——,
Apr
Jin Class
Shares
\V
110
5%
.Canada Packers
3 Va
Feb
12'Ac
:
6V2 Aug
9%c
1%C
,
class
Dec
145
Jan
14'A
Oct
15
Jun
9%c Jan
Oct
110.
common
150
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi
Sales
pfd
152 r-
4
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
:;4.4;-4|;
1.50
21/ic
14'A
Ltd
Foundry
255
Sep
46V2C
Feb
274'A
Aug
1,700
Jan
•
2nd
Calmont
Montreal Curb Market
1
5c
12
•••.; 188
Nov
10'A
-
5%c Jan
40
Oct
/
36,350
140 141'A
v
_
Mills
Oct
65C
46c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.
.Canadian
Jan.
44.04
1.50
08'Ac
—
Dec
Class. B
to
63
55c
.
0
Dec
15
-
Dec
Canadian
26
2,000
14
-4,4
,Sep-4
212
7 Vac
1.50
17%
Steel
Linen
Canada Wire
Dec.
200
^
v
1.60
Extension—
13
Oct
100
Commerce-
10
3c
2'Ac
225
228
10 %C 11 VaC
21
22
5% Mar
100
Bank
of
125
5
:
Building Products Ltd--
Dec
128
(Banque Nationale) —100
Bank
25
.
13%-;
5c
70
50
Canada
Canadian
5,425
8,600
142
4c
142
14%
Canadian—
Nov
July
10%
Dec
:
^'0'.;
Ltd—
Mines
65
Banks-
Canadienne
Gold
35
13
"i
Oil———
Dec
Jun
67
20
9'Ac
9'Ac
4'%C
8c
.
29,
,
17
17%
13
common.
Jan
7.50
,
63%
Feb
Mar
Canada Cement
>
Oil
49%
20
Ltd
Oct
2%
—
1.47
'
2%
B
Oct
00, -4
Ltd—,——
67
...—
Preferred
Zellers
Mines,
17%
•—
Winnipeg Electric class A
Class
Bralorne
49%
.
Cotton
Ltd—
75c
46c
64c
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com—
Brew & Dist
12%
6,841
10c
Dec
58
1.40
9 V«c
Jan
24'A
1.32
1
6
i
Jun
Mines-,——1
2
■
.
4
-
Ltd
Gold
Mar
3.
8%
;
17
Steel
Mines
1.00 Aug
■
2c
1.50
—-
11
r
Feb
11 %C
preferred————-—50
Blue Top preferred-—10
9'A
6
1'Ac
Ribbon
13%
1.80
2,500
110
Jun
1.75
l%c
9'/2C
5
5%
common.
Jan
l%c
•
141'A
9'A
common..
4'Ac
100
7
Dec
Jun
May
7c
*
Bell Telephone of Canada—
Sep
Dec
lc
2c
j—100
;
Dec
13%
common-
———
Knitting
Lawrence
preferred
7
81
6
Development
Power
2nd
Jan
May
52
16 Vic Mar
Oct
34c
Bldgood Kirkland Gold——1——_,1
4'A Mar
4
:
I
.
'Ac
700
13%
o'i\
79
7
Dec
1.000
','J'
81
"
7
81
-
2 '/a
2%c
>
.228-
-1
6%
Power
Preferred
1,000
"
'
Ottawa L H &
/. 23,781
lc
,4 V, 225V
Beatty Bros class A————
Dec
Dec
Jan
Nov
46c
-r-00-
Beattie Gold Mines————1
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Sep
:-.0>v
9%C
lc,
*
Radium
Apr
7c
85c
7
2%c
0'^
*
&
-
4%c
—
-
Exploration
21 Vb
Sep
Nov
3 Vg
4
My
,——100
Mining Corp Ltd& Paper class A
690
7C
———100
Pow
B
0;
100
of Toronto-:
4
75c
48; ;v 52
-,
1.36
1
Bagamac
150
/-
nr:' i ^,4
•
1
Bank
High
175
45c
0" .4
,__1
Dec
•
2
.'
j*'"'y*'
Dec
Low
5%
2%
T
.!4- ,0
48
9%c
1
Ltd
5 %
■
0^"* 4
'
•
:•*
6%
of
"
v='
Vi:0.1:':
5%
2% Apr
2% May
1,044
Gold
Aunor
Dec
—_
-^iV,
600
'
100
——
Mines
36
•
Noranda Mines Ltd
65
Quebec
Corp„_
23
25
Corp
24%
Dec
Copper
25%
»
—„—.
Steel
50
6'A
100
common.-—
National
65
,5%
•
Tramways
National
65
Range Since January 1
80c
70c
v,;
*
Ashley Gold Mining—
;
•
Shares
Hwh
Low
-4'
100
_4—
■
Dec
Jun
6
;0p,;0.v'*
Par
common-
Aug
*
Light Heat & Power Cons_
Grain
2
*
i
4
—
13
•
•
preferred—-100
——
—
19'A
*
Oil
McColl-Frontcnac
*1
Paper common..._.-»
Pacific
Astoria
MacKinnon
&
preferred
Preferred
Dec
17%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
1
'4.-V'0:
Abitibi
87
6
Week's
Range j
Sale Price
95%
6
'•;;;*
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Last
7
Apr
both
1
Thursday
12
Apr
29
Jan.
STOCKS-
95%
4.
100
Lake of the Woods common-————0
Lang,
33%
32%
0
common--
-—
6'A
26 to
Dec.
28%
7% Mar
7
Exchange
Jan
14
100
Sep .:0
93%
545
5%
■V
Imperial
Unlisted
for Week
.*■
of Prices
-4
■
\
Preferred
Range
Sale Price
Listed and
-
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS—
-
Monday, January 4, 1943
46%,
46%
400
57c
.4
57c
3,225
33%
Oct
45
Oct
75c
Lime
&
Alabastine—„•
Halliwell Gold Mines--
Dec
36c
Gypsum
Feb
_i
- .-
.*
ec
.
■- -.-
.
i':0
v.-.5 •;
5c
2.25
4%.
50c
.-•i. %c
Oct-
Dec
6 'A c
Jun
1.30
4%
-45c
51,000
.4,.400
-
6C
2.25
5'A
Dec
•
O'Brien Gold
Ltd
Nickel
Ontario
San
Mines
Antonio
10'Ac
9'Ac
.
.1
Sigma
Mines
Mines
(Quebec)
Ltd
—1
Ltd--
■'-A
j
0
I'
4"
;
•
.
4
^00'
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd—— -Al
38c
AA
28c
Sladen-Malartic
Sullivan
Mines
Consolidated
Ltd
Mines
17,800
9 %c
Dec
13 %C
Dec
1.85
300
1.30
Oct
1.85
Dec
Hard
1'Ac
500
65c
65c
5.40
5.50
300
38c 38 %C
4,800
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd.*
Oil
Co
Ltd..—_—4——...»
Royalite Oil Company
For
*
footnotes
see
Limited—*
page
36
—
—
—
—
Aug
87c
Jan
Hedley
Dec
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines—5
4.15 May
5.50
25c
Oct
49c
Home
Jan
1,500
15c
Oct
31c
38c
Oct
65c
Jan
2.52
Oct
2.68
Jan
1.85
4''
1.14
1.14
500
95c
July
25c
25c
300
15c
Apr
2.60
2.67
875
22
25
2.05 Julv
16% Aug
Oil
Howey, Gold
Feu
22
Dec
"
,1
Mines
•
2%c
'4 4'S0W.4.4.U
t"<8;45-
3'Ac
36c
36 c
.8.45: 8.85
common
—
A
1
2%c
.
4 44 500 v,
1,830
2%C
3'Ac
7,000
22
160
18 %C
28'A
28
28%
158
158
160
11%
11%
12
11
11%
11'A
—
14 %c 18%'C
27c
11
28c
11
4-
2,660
1,170
4':-.rV\
9
2,177
385
1,000
145
2%
-
Jun
.
3.00 Maar
5'A
Dec
Oct
55c
Oct
4 %c
20c
;
26c
1'Ac
..
3,500
5.750
•
100
14.700
2.69
100
_•
,4
.
.2.60
»
Metal
130
*
21%
2.60
1
Oil
Preferred
4_: i
50C
V*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
Inspiration Min & Dev
1
International
-
'
1
*
—
Imperial
2.70
—r4
Oil & Gas.—.4..:
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting
Imperial Bank of Canada
'4 4
Dec
—4—
Honey Dew Ltd—
1.15 Dec
25c
4
Mascot Gold——j—_.
Homestead
Jan
600
Mines
2.40
_i
60c
28c
22
...
Dec
4.\.
Dalhousie Oil Co Ltd——;
Mines
1'Ac
63c
100
Gold
July
2.52
A *
Rock
Harker Gold
27c
Oils—
Home
400-
•
lc
61c
Ltd-
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd-
.
11c
1.83
1'Ac
Gold Mines Ltd—
Shawkey Gold Mining Co Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines- Lt4—44r—44,4.^4,—1
Hamilton Bridge ;
—___t*
Hailnor
Oct
36c
Dep
10.50
Jan
5.75
Oct
2.07 July
2c
.
2.70
Jan
Jun
Feb
Nov
6'Ac Apr
16
Jan
22
12c
Oct
21%
Apr
145
Oct
Dec
20c
Jan
28%
Dec
204
.7% Mar
12
9'A jun
12
12c
Oct
5
Aug
86
Oct
'A Jan
31c
May
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157-
Last
Range
Sate Price
STOCKS—
of Prices
Par
Nickel
International
Preferred
Jack
Waite
.**
17V#
_*_1
Ui
'—1
—
.—1
International
.12c
Petroleum————;
Mining—**
***.-i
Jacola Mines Ltd—**—*_',
Mines
Jason
Kelvinator
Canada
of
Kerr-Addison
Kirkland
Gold
Mines
Hudson,. Bay
Lake
Shore
Mines
;
Laura
Secord
Lebel
Gold
Little
—*
B„
Macassa
—
62c
*
86c
_*
20%
'•
A___—-
19
2.33
—
1
_
Lake
Red
Madsen
Malartic
Manitoba
1
Mines—
1.59
70c
-%c
Preferred
L
—-
—
Preferred
1
_
McKenzie
Lake
Red
Gold
McLellan
Graham
McVittie
McWatters
Mercury Mills
Mining Corp of
MonetU
Moore
Mines——
Corp
Heat
&
Pamour
Mai
Mines of
Gold
3%
1.15
27c
24
44
6
11%
37%
6%c
45c
1.00
38%
3c
74c
'
.
Gold
71c
Jan
%c
Dec
4%
J.
10%
Apr
33
Fireman's Fd of S Fran new__10
72%
75%
Dec
Firemen's
5
9%
10%
Dec
May
24%
7
28
23c
V 50c
Jun
36
25c
Jan
20c
Feb
6%c
16c
85c
31 %c Oct
2c
Aug
Nov
2c
1,800
Oct
98c
Oct
4%
3
.1.63
1.79
30c
30c
2%c 2%c
132
133
21% 21%
l%c
2c
200
3,000
;
28
50
>'/;. 1,500
Mines——1
66c
90
86
—
com*..*
>
—
4
4%
common
*
.
Contact
—.i_.I--.v-.
Mines—„
Mines, Ltd—****.—-1
Sylvamite Gold
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Toburn Gold Minps—
Toronto
Elevators
General
Toronto
*—■
i
(
% 1.90
56c
preferred...——.50
Trusts.
Union Gas
Co
of
100 ;
l?c
Class
B
Dec
Sep
65
May
25
'•*, 90
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
Jan
Apr
6c
Oct
1.40
4%
Mar,
63%
Nov
70%
87c
Jun
1.96
•
Walker-Gooderham
Preferred
& Worts
Canada
Flour
Preferred—
Westerns• Ltd
Mills
Preferred
Mines
>
preferred—
Wright-Hargreaves Mines
Gold
Ymir-Yankee
TBotids-r'
War
'
■
'/••
2c
2c
:
.
Mngi.8%c
70
2.60
7c
99%
...
,
9%c V
.•
-
.
3
20
70
2.40
\.
3s_———1949-52 >
2nd
Loan
5%
.
7
7
.
Toronto Stock
-
Dec. 26 to Jan. 1
7
Oct
41c
STOCKS—
*
Dividend
25c
Shares
—1
Fund—*
Balanced
Fund-*-.—**—*—1
Stock
Beath
Bruck
Son
&
class
A_*
Inc..—.
•
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.
First Mutual Trust Fund—*-B
14.18
15.27
1.45
x4.49
7.66
3.10
16.11
3.84
3.54
1.59
5.02
Mar
7; > 3% JuiV
Dec
7
5.00
Sep
50
Apr
Shares A—1
2
Inc
Invest
Fundamental Trust Shares A—2
Jan
22c
Fundamental
Jan
21
Trust
Foundation
Jun
Apr
—10
Fixed Trust Shares A
f.'.'i 1.24 Jan
1 :i /Sep
3
40
•
—
3'/#
Dec
/
Agricultural
Automobile
Jan
Aviation
Jan
*
Consolidated Paper Corp
*
Consolidated Sand preferred..
3%
•
100
Corrugated Paper Box preferred—7100 7
Dalhousie
Dominion
Oil
Lake
Pawnee
Pend
100
Jun
■
25%c27%C
5
23
23
12c
15c
lc
lc
500
.1
Mines
HO
1.04
1.10
2,935
4%c
4%c
2,000
l
—
see
page
36
"
—
15c
__
24%
25
1
1.83
Series 1958
Plymouth Fund Inc
1.73
10c
34c
39c
1
11.29
12.07
—lOo
4.20
4.95
1
2.88
3.24
.*♦
77.57
79.13
7.40
8.08
Fund—*
Quarterly Inc Shares
,
-
—
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
>
Inc.—
Fund,
6.34
Selected
Amer Shares
5.78
Selected
Income
Shares
.1
6.04
Sovereign Investors.***
7.49
Spencer Trask Fund,
3.83
State
6.17
3.92
1
*
*
1
5.29
12.11
62.65
1.98
4.37
1
1.86
4.88
5.36
4.43
4,87
—*-
shares
2.54
2.81
2.68
2.96
4.07
Equipment shares—
Utility
5.37
4.42
——
Petroleum shares—
shares
,
5.26
3.96
*
3.69
3,19
*—*—
shares—.
-—
shares.
2.54
—
8
Dec
A Huron
Holding Corp
5%
,
3.52
2.81
*
Investment
St
2%
Corp
Super Corp of Amer AA
3.40
5"88
12.87
67.32
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
ASeries
C
ASeries
D
Trustee
*
—1
Stand Oil
1.79
Shares—
ASeries A
—1
ASeries B
*1
4.74
5.04
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs—
Class
25c
B
Trusteed
Industry Shares
25c
34c
64c
72C
Dec
Income
Foundation
Jan
—10c
Incorporated Investors
5
Independence Trust Shares
•
3%
81%
69
27 %c
25
Feb
Apr
...1
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A
Institutional
Securities
^
B
10.85
Dec
Bank Group
:1c
Dec
Insurance Group shares
1.75
Jan
Co
of America—10
Investors Fund C
—
.1
.
11.90
70c
xl.02
shares
shares..—
Dec
15c
Investment
—
17.21
5.9U
11%
1.24
1
13.26
14.62
Ltd—
Aviation Group
4%c Dec
C
Wellington Fund
Dec
Jun
B
Series
1.23
14.64
1.87
*
5.45
1.35
15.74
2.12
Series
Common
22.43
15.73
18c
Fund Inc
23
..
10c
20.57
United Bond Fund series A
Dec
1.50
Mar
%c Dec
85c Aug
3c July
(Geo)
Putnam
High
■"
Feb
Mar " '
Aug
Aug
Mar
15c July
20'% Oct
19% July
2c
Sep
2,500
lc
..100
1
7
footnotes
3%
80
65
2.14
5.61
3.55
Equipment
RR
Range Since January 1
3
2.18
*
6.81
7
shares
Railroad
4%
1.00
1.55
75
50
100
225
705
7 50
.
4
*
Mines
Temiskaming Mining
3%
80
65
•
*
1
1
*
5.51
—'
.7 General bond shares—
Investing
*-*,—
;
.
Low:
30
10
23,000
„
Kirk
Oreille
For
__
Bridge
Langley's Ltd preferred
Osisko
.
>
Co...*
5V2
1.50
—*•
1
1956
5.25
shares
shares
Chemical
Dec
Tobacco
-.5
8
5%
1.10
5%
—*
1953-***.
1955
5.48
37 %
shares
4.01
Building shares.*—
9%c
Apr
99% July
~
Amer Trust
3.86
4.95
3.47
Oct
2.90
Oct
4.88
shares..
22
-
Electrical
J
*****
Republic Invest Fund—
80
May
7 Sep
"
8.84
4.49
4.97
Group Securities—
2%c Dec
Apr
6
67
2%C
6.27
9.96
3.49
*.*
Series
6.97
8.04
—
Steel
Series
6.86
4.28
Dec
;.f 9 % July
iy4c Sep
Sales
"
27.97
3.97
General Investors Trust
Food shares
High
..
26:01
Capital Corp..——•
1
General
Dec
12
B
Dec
Mar
1.80
*
5.85
8.64
6.33
*
******,—
...
5.31
6.23
9.06
Dec
i Mar
75c
stock
Series
3.60
17.65
4.63
7.52
5.69
Oils
North
9.51
7.85
,
.
No Amer Bond Trust ctfs
Fidelity Fund
5.01
8.65
6.83
stock
Railroad equipment
Dec
7.89
4.54
*%
Railroad
Jan
4V2
7.17
*
17.17
10.28
6%
10.98
Inc—
...
16.16
7 9.68
:10%
5.85
10.18
Metals
22%
7 74.80
18
Shares
8
*
Silk
Copper Co
(.
5.34
x5.28
1
—
Insurance
>
3.87
x4.84
Electrical equipment
1.11
6.28
X3.48
*
Chemical
& Howard-
1.12
X5.70
—.
Fund
'/ Machinery
Eaton
5.62
Building supply
> 21%
36
England
Bank
■
5.20
Equity Corp $3 conv pfd—*—1
for Week
Low
17.16
4.60
1.01
—2.50
—
2.92
1.02
5.20
__l
Automobile
2.95
1
D
9.12
series—
Agriculture
.
24.48
:
8c;
15.87
—1
8.82
priced bond series
New York Stocks
—
■
x3.87
22.77
Apr
r
111
8.20
Preferred stock series..*
iMass)_8
Nov
18%
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Coast
x25%
•
C
Steel
-
__
Low
16.89
x8.34
—•
25o
series.^
Income
7.58
3.45
18.16
Securities—
series B shares
Bond
6.89
10
Inc
voting shares—
(Md)
31.90
2.90
Fund—1
National Investors Corp.
National Security Series—
New
100
2d
:
1
Trust—
Fund
Invest
Nation-Wide
26%
Equitable Invest Corp
3.00
$2,000
Week's
Investors
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Feb
;,3.00
40
Range
Last
Investors
Mutual
.,.
117%
Mining shares..
Thursday
10c
•;
2.23
V 24%
10
shares
B
preferred
Delaware Fund
Nov
Exchange-Curb Section
7
-
9.64
2180
142
3.49
3.79
28 %
30%
Dec
2% Mar
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
-7
•
*_10o
Mass
8.91
100
Merchandise shares.—
:
—
Common
Mass
2.90
.
Maryland Fund Inc
3.30
26.37
Aviation
'
99%
Sayles Sec Fund—10
Jan
July
2% Mar
2,500
445
i
55
10
5,618
13,500
77.70
Sayles Mut Fund——*
Loomis
8c
Dec
29
198
76.15
31.26
Loomis
22.50
12.66
13c
7
4%. Aug
3,200
21c
20
__
100
—2.55
;
76
/Apr
375
2%>'?%:.v-v'
2%
__
——.100
(Alex)
58
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220
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V
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1
——
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20%c
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48
19
....—100 /
—
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2.34
63
13.105
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3,397 f
3.35
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45
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Oct
12.37
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1.98
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1.18
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.
94c
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,
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3%
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.
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11.20
10.52
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1.05
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14.03
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Sep
8.37
12.82
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Jan
3
16.15
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mod-*——_**—1
mod
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65
24.78
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Dec
57
955
Ask
29.62
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--
77
Dec
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1.86
Dec
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32'/2
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Mar
4
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1.96
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.
92c
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4
32
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Jan
Oct
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;
4c
2.97
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25c V Oct
13 %c
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Dec
l%c Mar
97c
—
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2080
100
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17
40c
6
32%
27.01
22.58
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Par "
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11.00
.
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20c
;
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310
-40
6
6
83%
7
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2.70
24.52
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—•
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1,600
6%-,r 6% te-v.
.50
—
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_
30%
>-
1
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2.05
v
Mar
lc
5
Fund
Chemical
Jan
Dec
.
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United Steel
Ventures, Ltd,
.
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class
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1.45
1
1
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49%
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4c
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57c
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31%
47%
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11-54
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Century Shares Trust
7
>%>•
29%
4
10
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420
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61-
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410
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*
—
11.40
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v
preferred——**
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Dec
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12% Mar
67 67%
80
1.64
1.70
30,310
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12c
2,000
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1.45 ■ %,.
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1.45
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6
6868
13
13c
13c
1
200
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56%
10
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Jan
2%c
59%%
—
.
124 %
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Jan
4
.
__
—
120%
2.36
10.23
1
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3c
2c
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.
37%
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2.77
10.41
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Stand
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Dec
1.10
-
*.
,
*
42%
.35%
16%
15 %
2.53
Bankers Nat Investing—
Jan
7
2%c
——__1
—
44%
10
——10
New Haven;
Security
Ask
x2.15
Apr
v.
7 155
9c
Assoc
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.—.
Jan
3.20
7
Sep
7'
...1%
Corp.—10
39c;
Apr
Sep
:,
268
258
St Paul Fire & Marine.*—62%
Seaboard Surety.
6.52
7;
6.00
Foreign Investing.lOc
American
4% Feb
Nov
1.15
Holding
Broad Street Invest Co Inc
1 %c July
9,000
;,
1
Jan
16
6,100
28c
71%
Jan
115
105
39c
25c
'
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38c
.
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——_1
8c
1 %c
'7,678
66c
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.
57c
Oct
97c
7,250
64c
69%
10
Jan
Aug
lc
14%
7
5
Basic Industry Shares**—*.10
Boston Fund Inc.—
—-5
Oct
30c
19,826
60
1,000
29%
13%
2.20
1,825
2,525
; 210
15,100
20c
17
lc
27 %
..10
Fire
2.35
Oct
1.00
3,500
56c
4%
18c
44%
aAmerex
1.35 Jan
1.75
16%
93
41%
American Business Shares——1
May
7; 23c
Nov
41c
1.25
,
90
——10
Affiliated Fund Inc
Dec
4c
%c
•
54c
20c
24%
Aeronautical Securities—
4%c Dec
2'/8C May
12c-
1.91
23%
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Jan
14c
9.900
1.80
———10
Fire
21%
■
113
Oct
5c
1.10
1.90
27%
Insur Co of North America
Jan
38c
K->ep
103% Dec
.
26%
Home'———5
Jan
1.60
—
Jan
90c
Sep
..
1
...5
....
25%
20%
4c 7. Apr
2V8c Aug
60c
1.20
;
8%
—
5%
24%
10
(NY)_*_*.__2
Jan
52
7 Oct
1.75
1.74
16%
38%
7%
American—
4%
10
Corp
(Texas) ——
(Paul) Fire
1.04 Jan
1
1
14%
33%
31%
Jan
85c
90c
,
86
v
Jan
Oct
Oct
90c
40%
83
Xl3
39% Dec
Jun
6%c NoV
25c
200
38%
—.10
*.*..10
*7*.5
Dec
Oct
23c
15%
Homestead
Jun
11%
99
Revere
Jan
Sep
87%
95
__25
.....*—.....
Reinsurance
28%
36%
Hartford
Dec
45
Indemnity Co
3%
83%
*.*..12.50
Fire——,
44%
5
&
Hartford Steamboiler Inspect._10
29%c Jun
19% Mar
7
—5
Fire
Hanover
Jan
20c
3
Preferred Accident—
Marine—__10
Great
Dec
4%
23%
5
—...
„—
Providence-Washington —10
Globe & Republic
Jun
1.40
22
Phoenix
Glens Falls Fire.
Gibraltar
Dec
14c
16c
27J/#
42%
5
Fire—*—.
General Reinsurance Corp.—5
Jan
Oct
12%
2.50
River..:
5
Republic
Franklin
Dec
1.04 Jan
100
514
36,100
500
290
2,576
1,000
2,462
2c
Newark—
of
Dec
Mar
11%
Fire.———
Pacific
Dec
3c
42 %
York
Pacific
54%
47%
Oct
30%
40%
Casualty..:
Northern
37
39%
5%
23 %
Hampshire Fire**—*10
Northeastern
29%
35
52%
39
14,500
4,100
>
500
1,000
27%,
37%
6%
Jun
4l/2c4%c
16%
..10
21%
28%
North
20%
10
85c
11,100
78,900
—:—1
& Materials
Connecticut General Life
18%
7,15%
Continental Casualty...——5
'
25
-
10
Jun
36c
5
10
—
Fire Assn of Phlla—*;
95 .'■
Oct
'7: 2
Fire
City of New York—.
Federal
..
Jun
1
Mines...
Camden
2
..*..*.10
New
537
517
Dec
15
-
2% May
74
—.
Dec
■*■■■
Apr
162
157
20
_■*,
Brunswick—
New
71%
3'/aC
.
Fire
Union
Amsterdam
New
7%,
11
.
Apr v:/.
2 %
Dec
2.22
Oct
8%
58c
2%c
i
Canada
Co of
Jan
34c
83c
Standard .Radio
Steel
1.68
3,000
89c
Mines
Paving
Oct
48,460
i
C.
Sladen-Malartic Mines
Lake
Jan
23c
—1 >>
"Preferred'.-—
2.85
63c
57c
2%c
Simpsons Ltd'preferred...*.—.—100
Standard
Oct
4%
45c
1.00
39%
3c
76c
36c
20c
Ltd—,
_——1
& Power
*
Shawkey Gold Mining—.————...I
Slave
.100
l%c
7%c
14c
9%cll%c
—
Water
Gold
Boston
"
2c ">■% 2c
v
Senator Rouyn,
Slscoe
Jan
%c Nov
103% 1-03%
**>
1
—i
Gold
23%
19c
36c
—50
Gold Mines Ltd——1
Sherritt-Gordon
Sep
30c Mar
N Y__.
Fire
New
-25
•'
Mfrs
&
t
Bankers & Shippers......
^V,;425
11%
39
7%c
68%
Merch
National Fire
54
x6%
1.37
140
3,610
1,100 (
162
435
.
52
.2%
Jan
55c
"_*■'
63c
—
..1
30c
Gold Mines
...1
__
Royal Bank of Canada
—-.100
Roy a lite Oil ••—*.
—...
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1 •
2c
Shawinigan
6%
6
Roche Long Lac
Antonio
4
1.24
28c
24%
44Va
__
1.24
27c
24
Qucenston Gold Mines
San
12c
10%
-25
25%
,.
17%
11%
Nov
12c
7%c
16
•;
Apr
Mines—
Dome
East
National
6%c
*—1
Pressed Metals of America.,
Preston
Surety
2,000
4,750
1
B
"American
7%c Dec
*
Mining
7%
Oct
—1
Mines
Gold
Gold
Pioneer
6%
3c
Mines...*——
Pickle-Crow
Premier
Reserve.*..—
National Liberty...—**—;*_2
Oct
—%**—......l
Gold
•
6%
56%
-10
lc
__4
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd—
Perron
5%
54 %
American
54,240
Gold
Cadillac
4
—10
Jan
2c
——
Partanen
14%
,48%
lV#c
..
Debenture...;
Pandora
13%
46%
Dec
6
13c
Nickel Corp
*
„*1 %10%c
Oils Ltd.,
*
4%c
Porcupine Mines Ltd..———*
58c
Pacalta
5
-10
Dec
2,000
1.654
915
45%
-2%
l%c
1.00
68%
...
Jan
7
4
65%
42%
*.5
Re-Insurance..
Equitable
1.35
82c
Fire Assur
Merchant
7%
American
62c
3%c
5%
10c
3%
American of Newark—...
17%
25
3,720
15,025
7%c
6%
American
Oct
19
493
15
—.5
Knickerbocker
Maryland
Jan
Baltimore American—
60c
51%
Jan
Oct
1% Mar
_*
Alliance—.
49%
10 %
3% May
12c
....
32
Jan
Oct
75
Gold Mines——_.._1
Ontario
%c
Life
Jersey Insurance of N Y._
8c
■
6% Mar
38c
-10
....
137%
4.15
Oct
>>—>
:*
Mines
&
3c
200
___*
Mines.
.2
12
Oct
2.80
43c
_
Loan
Oct
6.35
1,800
__
Oils
21%
15,150
****_—,
Omega
19%
80c
—
Ontario
-10
94%
—
Okalta
American
47%
—1*
National Steel Car Corp
—„—38%
Naybob Gold Mines—
.„1
6%c
Negus Mines—
1
Nipissing Mines
-.5
—
Noranda Mines
•
39%
Norgold Mines.1
■ >
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd—
***«•'
76c
Canada
July
94
Power.——*
common
Gold
59c
46
National Sewer Pipe class A
O'Brien
Oct
.
72c
*
»
*—1
Natl Grocers common:
Northern
31c
29%
Casualty—
1
Massachusetts Bonding—12 %
69%
20
29%
66%
80c
*
Canada.———
Light
28
-25
47%
—1
:___
Porcupine Mines
Montreal
-.10
Agricultural
.1
■
_——__1
Mines
Gold
Aetna
Jan
4.85
5
Mines
Mines
Feb
62c
Oct
4%
.100
—
Porcupine Mines—
Mclntyre
Dec
25c
Oct
-.10
Ask
Bid
Par
142%
Oct
2.85
90
15
Companies
Ask
31c
10%
*
Bid
17 %c
3%c
5%
14%
—
McColl Frontenac Oil common
Dec
6
•
—
Oct
9%
4%
—20
common
Insurance
Par
Jan
10%
Mainlgo Mines Ltd.%_-——
Massey-Harris
29 %c
Aetna Casual & Surety...
Aetna
;
1,000
%c
—
*
■_*_—_*
Dec
Jan
l%c Feb
,
Oct
6%
37,500
'
—
common——-*
Milling
Preferred
17%
20c
Sep
8c
47,000
1.85
Mar
%c July
1,500
1.69
Quotations for Thursday Dec. 31
V* Jan
11 % Mar
11,300
5,330
—„)1.80
Eastern—-—-———— 4
&
Leaf
Maple
Gold
Fields—
Gold
...
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines
lc
36
154
3%c
1,075
650
4,200
115
.
60c
62c
80c
86c
20% 20%
19- ? 19
2.20
2.35
1.50
1.62
65c
71c
_*
—1
Ltd
Mines,
.
1
class
Groceterias
Class
—
,-3
:..
Ltd—;
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Loblaw
20c
60c
51c
10%
3.65
5%c
9%
lc
<;
.1
;
Shops
Candy
Mines,
4.85
19%c
58c
47c
10%
3.50
5c
9%
1
—
Mines
Mines
Oro
Leitch
4.70
19%C
60c
50c
10%
Ltd—_'__**_—1
Gold
9%
4.85
1
—___1
Ltd
Mines,
Cadillac
1
_*
Mines——*
Lamaque Gold Mines
Lapa
9 %
*
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining
Luke .Dufault
12c ',12c
Apr
May
152
100
2,004
5,000
1,018
1,005
10
22,055
2,750
1,550
/'• 9,600
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Range Since January 1
High
Low
29%
2,007
1 6c
%c
6°
%c
,
,
32%''33%
153
153
16% 17%
33
_100
_
High
Low
*
common—
—
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Thursday
'
78c
1.12
17.78
19.32
ABlair
&
9.45
AFirst
Boston
9.25
Investment Banking
Corporations
Co
-—1
Corp..—****10
48c
65c
11%
13%
rHR
£6
COMMERCIAL
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, January 4, 1943
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
I
Quotations for Thursday Dec. 31
'•
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
Specialist Since 1903
Bid
Insurance Stocks
Bank Stocks
3%s, 1971
Empire Gas & Fuel 3%s, 1962—
Hartford and New Haven
Private Telephone to
Lukens Steel
43As 1952..^
Macy
(R H)
2V2S 1952—
Penn
Electric
-•
33/a.s,
Ask
103%
104%
91%
Cent 111 Pub Serv
92%
>
■
Bid
Pub Serv of Okla 3'As
100
•
Members
New
30 Broad Street
j
York
& CD.
1972
New York, N. Y.
-
105'A
105%
1971
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
-
Hartford Telephone, 2-0121
'.Telephones, HAnover 2-1035 to 2-1044
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32ds. of a point
100.4
Maturity—
tDec. 15, 1945—
15,
1943
Sep
15,
1943
Dec
15,
1943
Mar 15,
1944
%%
1 J/a %
100.12 '
tMar 15,
—
100.16
1ft %
ft Dec
100.24 ft
100.22
1946
:.
Ask
"
99 --ft
98.30
99.4
99.2
%
lft%.;
1946
15,
Bid
Int. Rate
%%
'—
100.10
100.14
..ft.-".
1943
Jun
New York Bank Stocks
ft-
Ask
Bid
100.1
Int. Rate
Maturity—
tMar 15,
f V
101%,
101%
S'western Pub Serv 5s 1972J.
103
102
j—
104%
105%
Virginia Public Serv 5s 1957—
108%
105%
.Wisconsin Pwr & Lgt 3'As,
100%
107%
Security Dealers Assn.
f
-
3%s
106%
104%'
100
1972
Public Service of Indiana
T. C. CORWIN
Ask
105%
1971——
Southern Natural Gas-Pipe Line
100.2
100
V:
"•■:■■■ "
■
.-/ft,:
,
ft.'
Par
Bank Of Manhattan
Co
15?,V
Commercial National
17
100
161
.169
1115
_100
._
12 ft
♦
27
New York Trust
Bid
279
...100
63 34
72%
753A
4
39%
36%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
--100
:
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Company and Issue—
186
ft 2%
Feb' 10,
3ft
RR.:—
'
'
"
ift
Jan
American
1st
Ohio
&
Ltd.,
bonds due
4%
RR.—
mortgage 5s, due
/
195i_—-Mar
bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
•
2303
1
'Per
Collateral
1
1694
1
All others in Volume 156..
this Issue.-
2303
2303
"2303
2303
2303
5s, series A, due 1995.——
_Jan
American
American
2303
16
mortgage 6s, series C, due
Jan
16
mortgage 5s. series D. due 2000———-Jan
16
gen.'mortgage 5s, series F, due 1996———Jan
Secured 4%' notes, due 1944——
—————Jan
16
2310
15
15
1
1
16
1872
2303
%
2303
American
Charlotte
Park
Ohio
Little Kanawha
&
&
RR.'1st
RR.
1st
5s,
5s,
due
due
1949—'.—Jan
Buffalo,.
4%s,
>.
Rochester
1957
due
Pittsburgh' Ry;
&
1950—
——'.
Buffalo & Susquehanna
consol.
-
Jan
16
Anglo-Iranian CM1 Co., Ltd.—..
?
'
Amer. deposit rects. for ordinary (Interim)
Arkamiss Timber Co. (year-end)—
.Arkansas Fuel Oil-Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Attleboro Gas Light (quar.);
Autoline Oil Co., 8% pfd; (quar.)— L—
2303
mtge.
Jan
16
16
2303
—
Indianapolis .^Western RR. 1st 5s, due '
—————-ft___.___ft_ft.__Jan
West Virginia & Pittsburgh RR., 1st 4s, due 1990——Jan
Cleveland Terminal & Valley RR. 1st 4s. due 1995—..Jan
Allegheny & Western Ry. 1st 4s. due 1998—
Jan
Bay way Terminal Corp. 20-yr. 6%
income 2nd mtge. ft,
1965
% bonds,
due-1957
Birmingham Electric
due
Co.
1st
mtge, ■■iYz'fy
ref.
&
1968
8 1
A
bonds
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. 1st mtge. 4% bonds due 1965—Feb
Central. Gas & Electric Co.—
.
„,
1
Diamond
.:
2034
due
1957
Cincinnati
due
ref. & impr. mtge. 5% bonds,
-ftft——_
&
Gas
1966
—
Electric
!_
Cumberland
1st
mtge,
...
ft
j
_
County Power & Light. Co.—"
4%
mortgage
1. ft
ft 1
■*'
.
'
ft
.
.
—..Jan
<
J
5%% preferred
i•;.
preferred stock—
-
5
1
2128
-
i
15
—
2128
■
2128
pfd.
(quar.)
$2
20c
•
5%; preferred
.
12-23
$l?/4
12-26
12rl9
'
43 %c.; 12-31
12-31
Y
*
2-15
:
2-15
yi
...
Class A
Class
1;
Wood
Gar
Co.
Industries
f 12-31,
12-26;.
83.*, it 12-18
—
.v
;
7 %
♦
,
,
12-26
Common
Hercules
1-15
ft
(s-a)
70c'
(accumulated)
'
"
Common
Honomo
2
1-
2ft
12-23
12-23
12-28
12-23,,
2-
$1%
(quar.)..—
15
Canadian Bank of Commerce
2128
13
2305
Sl'A
series
A
and
series B—
1
...Jan
(quan)
i$lV2
...
Capital Finance Corp., 6% pfd. .(s-a)—
"Carborundum Co.
:
!_
"
15
Hill Gold
"Carson
2305
2-
.
pfd.
$1%
,
ft
Gnlf, ti
Island
Case
2037
Lockwood
"Central
2130
&
Brainard
Co.
Foundry
(year-end)
Process
2
'•
Central
Franklin
jan
.4
2224
Central
Gas & Electric,, common
18
2306
4(2%
Interstate Debenture Corp. 20-year debentures, due l955_Jan. 15
2307
Ship
1952
RR.
1st
ref.
mtge,
term.
&
5s,
—
& Co., Inc., 5% -7%
•
.
$1
12-26
3V2c
$2%
1 1- 2
-
'
L—
1-
,
$3.50
City Gas Co., 1st
mtge.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co., 5%
5s,'due
1946
Feb
1st and ref. mtge. s.f. bonds,
.
'
i'r due
1944
.lstj and ref. mtge. 5%
!
bonds, due 1944—
preferred
5s due 1949
...__Feb
*
(year-end)
Little
t
Company of Mary 1st & ref. mt«re. collat.
honds. series A and series B. dated 1937
New Jersey
Worsted Co..
preferred
2225
.<
trust
>
Jan
15
2307
stock--_^._^____Feb
1
2042
1
*
North
American Co.
3 ft %
debentures
due
1949———.Feb
North
American
33a%
debentures
due
1954———_Feb
Co.
2040
1
Gklahoma Gas & Electric Co. 4%
Fhiladelnhia
'.due 1972
Electric
Power
Co.
debentures due
1st
mtge.
—
.Pittsburgh Suburban Water Service Co.
mtge. 5% bonds, series A—
i
5Vzr>c
1st
'
bonds
Feb
lien &
ref.
.
1
" '-V
————.Jan
*
.1——1_——__^.Jan
17c
$tV»
T_
Electric.—.4
••
...
Electric. 7%
:
.
75c
,
•
pfd. A ;(accum.)
6^2^
(accum..09375c
Trust
(Boston)-—
12-29
12-21
1-15
12-19
12-31
V1- ?
12-24:!
2-2
•
1-15
•
$1
12-29
2-15
2- 4
12-22
•20c-
$1%
$1%
c
1-1511
1-15
2-1
'
ft
.12-29
12-15.
,12-29 \ 12-15
.12-29!
12-15
12-29
12-15
12-29'' 12-15
,
5'/2%
1-2
5%
pfd. B
(s-a)
12-18
12-12 f
25c
12-24
12-21
1-28
1-16
2-1
25c
_
,0265c v.
Corp.—,
v87ftc
Johnson
•
'?•
15c
12-31
Inc.v(initial).—25c
Kennedy's Inc..
Postal
preferred
Term.
&
Realty-41
(quar.)__
*
'
'
1-20
87'/2C
1-20
r
(s-a
.
:,i''
'v
^Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Citizens
Wholesale Supply-Co.
City Baking Co., 7%
2309
Cohen
pfd.
15c
(year-end)
Lee
(accumulated)
12-39'
12-23
12-28
-$3.
$1%
12-10
,
commoia
Rubber
Co.
&
12-31;;
12-2
Lft
SUA-
12-31
$2'/2
12-31
12-21\I
12.-31
12-21r{
$1%
$2V2
)'•♦•
—
Shoe (quar.)...
pfd. (quar.)——
,
25c
:
20c
1-2
1-
,
12-15
"25c
■ •
1- -2
!; 12 -19
1-
2
;
ft.
12-28-;
1-15
1-
2
1-15.
1-
5
40c
—-
—
1-20
1- 9
1-15
12-31
2-1
1-11
31'Ac
Sift;
MnbbeU. (Geo.)
1-9;
1-15
a
1-
'
1-26
75c
2-
v
7%
$lft
2nd preferred
(quar.)i—
•.
__.*_■
1st pfd. (quar.)
!
1-16
1-25
40c
(quar;).^——
& Sons, -7%
i:
-
45c
—w—
pfd~ (s-a)
ft
12'/2C
(irregular)
Lexington Union Station,. 4%
12- 3
-12-29*-'
;
12-151j
2
12-31
50c
$1V2
(irregular)—4
Tire—
Lenox, Water Co.
v—
•
(Daniel) Co. (quar.)•"
ft
12-31U
27 %c
v
preferred, (quar.).——
Works. 6% pfd. (quar.)—
Leece-Neville
1- 4
1-15
.» i
12-31
1-20
Krueger (G.). Brewing (quar.)—-Lazarus (F, & R.) & Co.- (irregular)—
' »*'
-♦
$1%
.-1
75c
Kokomo Water
12-23
(year-end)—
1-21.i
12-18tj
?;.
Y-
v.Sl'Ac
-
.
(quar.)—
Joplin Water Works. 6%
Julian & Kokenge Co.;
12-23
12-19
-
;
.
Johnson; Stephens & Shinkle
'
$1.25
12-24
Go.
2- ,1
12-22
*
>
—4—__41c
Service
.
50c
1st pfd,- (quar.*)
is-a) _4—.—!•— •——
—
A
|
12-31j!
-2- 1
;.v
...
——
Co.
preferred series A
class
t
ft
1-15?
Ltd.^-
Jamestown Telephone, 6%
5%
ft
12-19 ft
30c
*
;
•
r*-
2-1
:-ft 25c
r—;
.
.
:
12-22
$1%
12-26^ 12-24) t
(year-end)Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.— "
!
'
6%""pfd. series C (accumulated)
—
6ft% pfd. series B (accumulated).——L-.
f7% pfd. series A (accumulated) — _w■
James Mfg. Co., common (year-end) 4———
.5% preferred series B (s-a)——
—
-
1- 2 '
,1- 2 ; 12.-24
.2- 1, r 12-31
2-15,'
2-1
.
17c
i_
...j_,
pfd. series C (par $25)
Cincinnati
•
13--- -1869
18^,
-
9 ft
12-24 ft
25c
preferred, (quar.)-
Telephone
1-
12-23::
2
■
4
1
1-15
12-28
12-21
,
,Foli-New England Theatres, Inc., .1st mtge. bonds, due
-"1958
6%
Chicago Times,
.'lV /
1946—Feb
;
&
Co
Liquidating
Chicago Molded Products
v
j
Gas
Chain Store Investment
•
>1
;
6
12-28'
$6
..y
(quar.)
j
(quar.)___^
433/4C
7% pfd. series A (par $25)
(accum.)—■_—> ,.10937c
6% pfd. series B (accumulated) i_„_.
37V2c
6% pfd. series B (par $25)
(accum.)..,.—
.09375c
.
1 2040;
.
1
-
Hudson
Republic
Central States
•
-
' l
Aug
—
Central
Central
2132
•
—...Feb
Lexington Ry.. 1st mtge.
1
-
4
1-25
1-
$1%
•ft;::
Group Shares..:
prior
Investors
12-22
1-27.
10c
"
Kansas
ft
68 %C
—
—
Institutional' Securities;
12-23 .12-21
"
amended notes, due 1944—Jan
:.due
12-26•
1-1
•
50c-
-
(quar.)
■i
$1%
ft
'
Hydro-Electric Securities,
12-31
1
$3
-
(irregular)—
(quar;) —"
Mining Corp.
'
Fairbanks. Morse & Co., 20-yr. 4% debentures, due 1956-Feb / 1
Gas Co. of New Mexico. 1st e'.is. due 1944
I
Mar 15.,.5
Hoe. 1R.1
1-11
>
12-31
•'
"
■:
1
Corp.-—
(quar.)_
International Utilities
1-12 ft
1-16
25c
(irregular).——
$4.50 pfd.
(quar.)—.
Insurance
{
12-28
20c
(year-end)
Horder's,. Inc.
'
1-
V
♦
(quar.)—i_____4---Zii?—
Sugar
;
/1- 9 ft
ft
$7
5c
—
(quar.)—J
—'
preferred (quar.)——
(year-end) •
Hook Drugs
12-24
2
2-20
ft 1-20
50c
.
;preferred
:
1-
:
1-12 ft
12-19! i
%
•
-
—
-•1-16 ft
$1%
(accumulated)
Holland Land Co. (liquidating)—
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_4—i—
a
7 % preferred
(quar.)
Home* Tel. & Tel. (Fort Wayne,-Ind.)— - —
V
1-10
2-1
♦
37 %c
(increased.—_
Co.,- 6%
:
12-22 ft
.12-28
$1%.-
5V2%
Powder
1-5,
12-22
12-23
—
preferred
Times,
12-24;:
1-15
-
Griggs, Cooper & Co., common...—
»
,12-17:j
1-2
ft $5.25.
prior preferred - (accumulated >
Gimbel Bros,,
$6 preferred
(quar.)——
Glatfelter (P. H.>, 6>/2% preferred (quar.>.,_
Hartford
ft
12-3111
50c
(extra).i———
Generat Foods Corp;,
2-
12-31
1"2
\, '1-2
25c
-
(quarOw^.^.a—
preferred (quar.
General Gas & Electric
i:]
1 1
%
.,7c
,
! :
(extra)——-.
AA
2-
20c
/
prior pfd. (quar.
of Washington &
6%
7%- pfd.
7%
i
12-31h
1-2
$l'/4
,
.
Process Co.
Franklin
V
12-18
12-21
75c
»i
Rubber
Tire &
12-17u
,2-1
i$3
(quar.)—
Wheeler,
1-11H
12-211'
Y
6ft
pfd. (accum*) ——♦
(Washington D. C.t
Georgetown
Foster
4
-
.2- 1
25C
(s-a)_—
United Cleaning &.Dyeing—
Firestone
;
12-24
'
(quar.u——.
$1.50 class A (quar.)
Insurance
12-29
2
50c
& Cp.» 7 %
preferred
7%
12-21;■
1-15
50c
1——__♦
(quar.),.
Y
1-
2c
37 V2C
(resumed)
Common
Fenton
12-26
12-28
1-23
$1%
___
„Li.——L—————
Firemen's
3-9
2-*, 1
Co., common—.—
Federal Electric,
12-16
3-20
2-15
$3'/2
,
1
12-24
1
(quar.)—_——-
Fire Insurance Cn/
duller Brush,
12-28
5
~
jan
Easton. Palmer & Bethlehem Street Ry.- 1st 5s, due 1947_Feb
Edison
Sault -Electric Co. 1st mtge. 4VsS, due 1961,
'
12-24
1-
3-
>
$lft
Equity Trust Shares-in America—
Exeter & Hampton Electric (extra)—«
-Fall River Electric Light (irregular)
12- 1
12-21
12-24
12-15
12-24
12-23
L—'
'
12- 8
1- 8
Sl.%
'
—;
pfd. (s-a)
pfd. (quar,).—.
Telephone Co.
,
:
Byers
1
bonds, due I960——„..Apr
stock.—
Jan
Power, 6%
Fibreboard Products,
(A. M.) Co., 7% preferred, represent•
ing the quarterly; dividend of $1.75 due *;
*.
1
A '
"T"' Feb. 1. 1943, and interest thereon__L._i__-,. $1.8156 ::f;-2- 1 ' -1-18
"Calgary Power Co.t Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)___
4:$Ll/2.
2- 1
t-15
'California Pacific Tel. & Tel. (year-end
rSlft
•12-24-'-il2-21-
'• 1
_Feb
'■
r
2096
•
".ft*
3ft%■ bonds
j--Tgt mortgage 3^2%. bonds, due 1966—
!
1st
•
,
—Mar
—
Co.
—
2216
1- 5
„
5c
10c
$lVa
.
•
Extra'
$2V2 ^ 12-31 * 12-19
Bristol Brass
——J—
' ;;'
75c
12-15 • 11-30
British Columbia, Packers (irregular)„_L-—|75c / '3-15;
2-27
Broad Street Trust (Phila.) (s-a)__;_—
20c
1-15
1- 6
Brush-Moore Newspaper, 6% pfd. (quar,)..$lVi:'-^'l- 1. 12-31
class A
12-31
1-15
V
;
(quar.)
♦Equitable Fire> Insurance
1- 1
12-17
1-21
12-16
:
1-13
10c
'
•
Brandon Corp.,
State
Dominion
pf Rt*.
50c
-15c
:
Extra
2034
1
Central.Indiana Gas Co.,
I
' l
•
1
Bearing—
Steel Corp.: (quar,).
Brainard
1-15
(s-a>_—
common
Publishing, 7%
Dow Chemical
12-22^
■
$2
Roller
Bower
,
-12-31
Ltd., ordinary regis...(interim)
/Dolphin Paint & Varnish, class A (accum.)..
.
ffoMer*
■
1- 5
12-23
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
Investment
Boston
1-15
Distillers Co.,
"■<;!/
15c
12-28
12-15
60c
12-28
12-15
$25c.
'.3-1
2- 5
- '
15c v 12-28 '-j ——;
'
$1
12-31
12-31
20c
1- 1
12-24
(annual)—
class A (quar.)___
Body, Co.(year-end)
u
Telephone of Pennsylvania (reduced)
Boatmen's NatT Bank (St. Louis)
(extra)__
*
collateral
trust
debenture
cum.
12-10
$5
(year-end)
6%
12-22
12-21
——
Ltd.
/ Denver Union Stock Yards
■
Bell
ft.l:;k0;j«
1
1-15
•
'Batavia
2188
1st lien collateral trust" 6 %
h Ist Jien
$1%
9 l/10c
$5
:15c
Bathurst Power & Paper,
>
,
.•»..
bonds, due March 1, 1946_Feb
5Va% bonds, due Dec. 1, 1946_Feb
Central Hollywood Bldg. Co.; income leasehold mtge. bonds
\
Common
:
2303
16
-i-.___.Feb
'
Bankers Investment Trust of Amer.—
.
2303
16
-Jan
z.
—_
'
-
'ft 2303
16 ft 2303
16
'
12-23
—-
/•.'Cincinnati/
;
2-15
25c
-
12-28
preferred, class A (quar.)——
preferred (quar.).—
7%
'
—
2303
1st 4s, due 1963—Jan
—
RR. Corp.
"75c
Canadian
,
'
G.)
Crystalite Products .Co., 6%
fay'tild
;
Can Co;
American
2303
•
(C.
0%
:/
•
$lft
*. 1-" F;
$1%;..-y, 1- 5
37Vic
12-21
'
(year-end) ———————
(qu&r.)—_——
Properties (liquidating)American Furniture, 7% preferred (quar.)_
2303
16
:
f
>■
Aggregates Corp./ 5% pfdt (quar.)
Air Filter; 7% pfd..".(quar,)—
50c
(year-end)__._—
Corp.—
Participating.
..
When?
'
of Rec.
12-26
'
Conn
Feline- (J. J<)
'
Holder»
When
Payable
'
(quar.)
(Boston)
preferred
partic.
1st
;
2310
2141
-
/
'
thare
"sift
IOC
'
Cypress Abbey Co.i—•
Darling Stores, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5% pfd. (quar,).,.
Delendo Corp. (liquidating).:
Common
2303
1995
&
Lincoln
Foods
Columbus
,
v
0.32 %
market.
IThest
Community Frosted Food—
are
Name of Comjton*\
16
16
Ref. & gen.
/
Co.
Loan
.£;.Collyer Insulated Wire Co.
The dividends announced this week are:
:
,
0.32%
50c
Name of Company
Crowell-Collier
declared.
Ref. & gen.
:<
0.32%,
AQuotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
,
'
.:
Further details and recdividend payments in many cases are given
under-the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in the week, when
''
— Ref;
,
0.30%
b0.37
" b0.37
31, " 1943—————
March
Date
„
(
ord of past
j
?2187
.2187
1948——.——_v—-
mortgage
March 24,
0.28%
par value,
a Odd
lot sales,
b Yield price,
d Deferred delivery,
r Canadian
sCash sale—not included In range for year.
x-Ex-dividend.
y Ex-rights.'
tin default.
J which have not yet been paid.
u
■
gen.
1943———
0.32%'
0.29%
_
Connecticut River
Dividends
'
,
1951; —i———
—1——Jan
Toledo-Cincinnati Division 4s, due 1959——————Jan
&
Aik
Bid
0.32%
1943—b0.37
DIVIDENDS
*
{
•
Jan 16
ft, 1st mortgage 4s. due 1948
:
_Jan 16
■ft Southwestern Division 5s, due 1950_._-_.—i..._i—.__Jan, 16
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia/ System 4s, due
Ref;
■""r—- "ft ft ;ftft
1943———— -ft b0.37
1943.
—
b0.37
17,
——
•Announcement in
-V. 2303
Rys, Corp. 4%% collat.-. trust-bonds,. due 1953.Jan' 14
Type
Founders,. Inc.,
conv., debs;
15-yr.
y due. 1950
Jan* 15
Arkansas Power & Light. Co. 5% bonds, due 1966—
Feb* '1
American
Sugar Refineries.
0.83%
—
10.
;
bonds due 1943-———Jan 22 —
collat. trust conv. 5% bonds,
- v'
-r
Atlantic
0.66%
0.77%
0.30%
March
' "
22
1st consol. mtge. ser. B 4%
Baltimore
b0.69
b0.37
Feb. 24, 1943—" b0.37
March 3, 1943
;
b0.37
March
v
•
0.50%.
b0.85
J—*--..7
-ft-UJ-A'->
17,. 1943.——'
0.28 %
...
grouped in two separate tables. In the
Alleghany Corp., 20-yr.
" ■;! first we bring together all the dividends announced the
!
j: due 1950 ■
:
————u—i—ftft/ft2093
current week.
Then we follow with a second table in
American, British & Continental Corp. 5% gold debenft
,
which we show the dividends previously announced, but ; !
i. tures, dated 1928——
Feb
1 ft<1856
."■'I
•
b0.80
'
'
ft-ft:ft-. v■'
0.27%
Ry.,
!"Y
"
bonds due 1943—
mtge. ser. A 5%
1943
:ftft ;*No
1050
1010
.Page
.. Date
.
Great Southern
■:
b0.37
b0.37
b0.37
1943—-
given in the "Chronicle."
'
1st consol.
•
Feb.
f duev. 1952.:!—
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Alabama
i
Ask
0.27%
Light,»Heat & Power Co.; 1st mtge. 4s' '. .
due 1947
i.—^—
—
Feb
Salmon River Power Co., 1st mtge. 5% bonds, due 1952-Feb
Seaboard Air Line Ry.— ••••.>•
,
,
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line RR. 1st mtge-. 6s (extended
at 5%, matured 1931).—i.—--—~—.—r
--Jan
Raleigh & Gaston RR. 1st mtge. 5s, due 1947
Jan
Standard Lime Co., Ltd.,- 1st mtge.; 6s, due 1944—.Feb
Walworth Co., 20-yr. 6% debentures, due 1955
Apr
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co., Inc.,
1st mtge. bonds
those called under sinking fund provisions.
were
b0.53
—-
tor discount at purchase
are
,
.
including
which the details
'
-
27, 1943
Feb. 3; 1943--——
74%,
—
and
The date indicates the
1,
«:•: t%S Dec 1, 1943
t'f •'■-'
;
0.32%
b0.38
__
t%S NOV 1, 1943
ft:
v
0.25%
Jan. 20,
12
■'St. Joseph
called for redemption,
stocks
1943
,
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
———'
Jan.
,71%
100
238
preferred
common
100.4
b0.37
53%
176
,
Notices
be found
t%s Aug
99.22
100.17
100.2
6, 1943—
37
,25
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will
99.20
100.15
13,;1943_ftu—™—--ft b0.37
35
Company and Issue—
-•
%%
1 'A c!o
Jan.
46%
43 ft
Guaranty
.
Jan.
26 ft
x51%
& Co.
(J P)
170
233
Empire
Morgan
13 V4
150
.—100
Fulton
t0.65s May 1, 1943—ft—
1,
37%
•ft, 12
10
100.30
Bid
23% V
20
37 3
-.10
.
100.27
--ftftz %%
1944—
,1945
Treasury bills—
1215
1165
20
Bank & Trust—.
%
1
Rates quoted
25
20
Continental Bank 61 Trust.
100.12
t%s Feb.
Ask
11%
10%
10
59%
Chemical
.—-ft:
ft-.1
15, *1945——— ft-.-.
$Mar
OD
Bid
Par
38
Brooklyn
Central Hanover
15,
Certificates
100.14
United States Treasury Bills
289
Bankers
1944
Companies
Ask
36
Bank of New York
15,
Mar 15,
100.24
3A%
1944——— ^2.
tSept.
30%
ft
15,
Sep
'
Indebtedness—
of
100.22
—
Jun
1145
28%
-
.-•«
-U7Va
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
27%.ft.29%:
13.55
National-
Chase
Kid
_10
■
$2:
$1%
_
♦
$13A
12-16
1-2
1-
2
;
12-21
; 12-21
Volume 157
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
J*er
Holier a
When
thare
Name of Company
Payable
Nairn of Company
1-15
(year-end)
a
30c
12-29
Manischewitz (B.) Co., 1% pfd. (quar.)_:i$l3/4
>: 1- 2
•Mercantile Acceptance, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.),
30c
12- 5
5 %
1st preferred (quar.)
25c ; 12- 5
Mercantile Stores, 7% preferred (quar.)
•:
$13A
2-15
Mickelberry's Pood Products—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)60c
1- 2
■Middle States Petroleum, -class A (irregular)
•
45c
1-23
Midwest Piping & Supply (irregular)
25c
^ 1-15
Mill Creek & Mine Hill Navigation ~fe (RR—
•
1
/v
12-22
Allied Stores Corp.,
All-Penn Oil & Gas
12-21
Amalgamated Sugar, 57o
iMacwhyte Co.
'
25c
r.
Co.
Maiden Electric
•
:
(s-a)
$1V4
u,—i.—'
Power, common
preferred
;37J/ac
(quar.)—
8
1- 8
"■■*'■:
1- 2
1-14
62%c
(quar.)
Products
National Distillers
(quar.)—
National Electric Welding Machine
50c
V 2c
V ;
(quar.)-
;
Quarterly' 2c
';V': Quarterly:."'—',
2c
Quarterly
2c
National Motor Bearing— - •
* •
'
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)—
37J/aC
Nat'l Newark & Essex Banking (annual),,—
$2
National Shirt Shops (Del.)--$6 prior preferred (quar.)
.—
$l,/2
Common (year-end)
20c
National State Bank (Newark, N. J.) (s-a)_
$10
New England Confectionery (year-end)—
$1%
North Boston Lighting Properties (year-end) v//90c
North Penn Gas, $7 prior pfd. (quar.)..
$1%
Northwestern Title Ins. (Spokane, Wash.)—
.
,
1-20
1-20
2-1
2-1
■
■ 5-1
v/ 8- 2
10-30
'•
7
Quarterly
Extra;
12-31
12-21
1- 2
12-29
12-31
12-22
Q'.
i-
i
1-25
•
$2Va
75c
- 75o
:
Pittsburgh Nat'l Bank (Pa.) (quar.)——,
.Quarterly
Pneumatic Scale, 7% preferred (quar.),—
1
12-19
.ITVzc
Port Huron Sulphite & Paper, common,5c
4%
non-cumulated preferred (qtmr.)
.
:
$1
Participating
—50c
Portland Gas Light, $6 pfd. (accum.)-,,,—
$2
Potomac Elec. Power, 5JA% pfd. (quar.)
$1%
.
■
$lVa
$1%
; 57c
preferred (quar.),,,,,™,
:
Revere Copper & Brass, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
5'/4% preferred (quar.),—
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
11—
Rickel
$1.31 V*
50c
'& Co. (s-a),_
W.)
(H.
1-
8c
4-10
12-23
12-24
12-24
12-24
12-22
2-15
$1
$1%
$2.25
■
$1
—
Sanborn May Co. (quar.)
San Cruz Portland Cement
—."
25c
(quar.)
Schuylkill Valley Navigation & RR. gtd. (s-a)
Scytes & Co., Ltd. common (s-a)
Extra-'
$1(4
$50c
—J50o
—-
preference
Seattle
1-15'
$87Vac
(s-a)
Brewing & Malting
Securities Corp.
Securities Investment
St.
of
Louis
12-24
12-29
12-29
12-28
' 12-17
2-25
- 1-25^'
12-16
50c
(quar.),,
Seven
Up Bottling (Los Angeles) (year-end)
Shawinigan Water & Power (quar.)
Silbak Premier Mines (quar.)
$1
$23c
$4c
.
—
& Zook Co. (quar.),
1
Pittsburgh Water, 4pfd. (quar.),,
Southern
Acid
Southern
California
&
Sulphur
25c
$1(4
'
1-11
2-3
Edison
A
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.
Bldg. Assoc.
Stock
Yards
Waitt
&
Warren
12-31.
*12-23
12-23
12-18
12-21
'
12-29
12-31
12-21
$14
12-10
11-10
30c
12-17
12-11
25c
2- 1
1-
9
12-22
..
1-15*
!
12-15
12-10
50c
.
2-1
$2
1-15
12-21
1-15*
50c
1-15
1-5
$7
(year-end),
12-24
12-19
1-4
5c
.
common (quar.)
(quar.)
—————
:
preferred (quar.)——
37(4o
$1(4
$1(4
;
12-31
2-1
1-15
2-10
2-10
preferred
57c
Wico
preferred
Electric,
Zeller's, Ltd.,
Extra
6%
.
(quar.),:
(s-a)__
6%
(quar.)
we
$1(4 12-1-43 11-15-43
t$3(4
1- 6
12-30
$1%
2- i
1-25
$1%' <
1-15 >
1- 2
$25c ,6-1-43.
5-15
5(4 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Automatic Machine,
Clinchfield
Coal, 7(4 pfd.
Clinton Water Works, 7(4
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd.,
$7 1st pfd
(accum.)__
pfd.
(quar.)
(s-a)—-
-
common
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
$1.62
preferred (quar:)
Ltd./ commonpreferred (quar.)
Concord (N. H.) Gas, 7% pfd. (accum.)
Conn. & Passumpsic River RR., com. (s-a),
Connecticut & Passumpsic River RR., 6(4
preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.-~.
$1.50 partic. pfd. class A (quar.),—__
Class B (quar.),,.,
L
Consolidated Cigar Corp. 7(4 pfd.
(quar.),
6(4(4 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)—
$5 preferred (quar.),___
Consolidated Laundries Corp.—
$7.50 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Oil Corporation (quar.)
Continental Insurance Co. (s-a)_,„^__„_,
2- 1
$5c
$10c
75c
6(4(4
1-15
1-15
2-15
2-1
Commercial Alcohols,
8(4
.
<
$3
:
;
12-31
$3
2-1
,
<
■'
2-1
<1-15
' 2-1'
1-15
2-1
1-15
include divi¬
given in the
(quar.),,
0
$1
When
HolierI
Pavohie
of Ree
1-15
1-2
25c
1-9
12-24
3c
1-15
1-15
12-31
25c
1-15
12-31
1-15
$1.183A
1-25
1-15
1-15
1-
4-
3-20
$l'i
Co.,
Electric
General
Products Refining,
$1%
3-1
1-4
1-4
2-15
$1%
2- 1
1-15
2- 2
.
,
'
,
$1(4
$1%
12(4c
'
80c
2-1
20c
12-31
2- 1
2-15
1-11
:
1-15
1-11
common
7(4
Detroit
Gasket
&
1-15
12-31
.
12-31
pfd. (quar.)
Dome
Bank
of
12-15
2- 1
12-26
1-25
1- 9
12-19
(s-a),,—$4
1-15
1- 7
1-20
(s-a)
(accum.)
$1 (4
——
6% partic. pfd. (s-a)—
: '',/■-
75c.
-;■. ;"■:
$1(4
(payable in U. S. funds),
.
Canada
(quar.).
6-15
9-15-43
12-31
1-20
.1-15
20c
2-1
30C
2-1
25C
1-20
1-
75c
2-1
1-20
$2 Vn
__—
1-15
12-31
'"■
15c
.
1-10,
1-25
5c
1-15
V 2- 1
Sl'/B
2-
$1
1
1-20
2-1
35c
/
12-18
a-
4
.'i-1
1
1-
8*
1-11-43
"$1V4
2-1-43
:$iy».
2-1
$i»/2
1-25
1-10
25c
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
20o
(quar.)
62 VaC
1': $1% :
:
1-
2
5-15-43
■'
1
1-14
1-15
12-31
2-
$134.
of North America-—
(quar.)
tSlVa
—;
1-15
12-31
$$2Va
1-15
.12-31
$$11-4
■_,
Extra
1-15
12-31
—_—
.'
60c
;
1-15
1-
8
Refractories-—■■
:(.■;6(4
SlVa
preferred (quar.)
Harrisburg Gas, 7(4 preferred (quar.),,,,.
Hat Corp, of America, class A,,'
—__
:;■"■;■; Class
1-6-43
1-20-43
$13A-
1-14
25c
1-14
$15'8
12-31
1-15
25c
2-1
'1-2
'
B
■
6V2 7o preferred '(quar.'
Hayes Industries, Inc.
(irregular„
Hecker Products Corp. (resumed)
:
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common (quar),,,
.
1-2
1-14
1-25 :"■:■ l- 4
15c
"
30c
$4 convertible, preferred—
12-30
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
$1
.
,:1-15
75c
$1
2-15
1-25
Hibbard,
■
Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—
■■'■'■. Monthly
Higgins Industries. 6 7a preferred (quar.),
Hollander (A.) & Sons, Inc. (year-end)
Holly
15c
1-29-43
30c
2- 1
25c
1-4
12-24
lc
1-25
12-31
W? $i
,
; 1.-15
v,
-
(quar.)w—
Development
Household Finance,
common
(quar.)
Common
6(4
-
Stock
■
$2 lb
100
•
,2- 1
.1-15
12-17
1-15
12-31
Mi-
20c
37 VaC
1-15
,
5
1- 5
Machine—
five
Harvester
shares
for
■
each
1-28
Co.,
International Milling Co.,
International Nickel
12-31
$$2
shares held-,——
International
12-31*
12-30
$114
,
(reduced)
dividend,
12-31*
30c
■;">;'
participating preferred (quar.)
International Business
1-17
1-15 ':
SlVa
_
1-19-43,
1-15 /;
3- 1
$l*/4
preferred (quar.)
:
Hummel-Ross Fibre, 6(4 preferred (quar.)
,
Hutchins Investing Corp., $7 pfd. (accum.),
Imperial Bank of Canada (quar.)—,
Indianapolis Power & Light com. (quar.) —
Insurance Co. of North America (s-a),—.
International Bronze Powders—
5(4
5(4
1-14
-
(quar.)^_
50c
1-15
12-19
pfd. (quar.),,
$1V4
1-15
12-31
com.
of Canada—
1- 2
2-1
,$1.75
preferred (quar.)
1- 2
2-1
834c
preferred ($5)
(quar.),——_______
v t'tw<
12-12
1-12'
International Paints, Ltd., 5 (4 pfd. (accum.)
12-18
25c
1-15
Interstate Department Stores, common,,;—
2- 1 V 1- 8
$1%7(4 preferred (quar.)_„i_,,
Investment Foundation, Ltd.—
12-31
1-15
$75C
6(4
convertible preferred (quar.),—_,,,
1-18
2-1
$1.06 V*
Jewel Tea Co., 4JA(4 preferred (quar.)—,
1-4
12-23
$13A
Jcliet is Chicago RR., stamped com. (quar.),'
12-7
50C
1-6-43
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.*.,,,.—„—/
1- 8
10c
1-28
.Kaufmann Department Stores,-;—-—-—— j
25c
1-7 v12-26
Kellogg Co. (irregular)
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply—^ •
10c
1- 5
1-30
Common
(irregular) —,—
■1*' 5
1-30
$ll/4
5(4 preferred (quar.)
_
12-31
1-15
$lVa
Kentucky Utilities, 6(4 preferred (quar.),,,
1-20
62 VaC
2-1-43
Klein (D. Emil) & Co. 5(4 pfd. (quar.)—,
7(4
■
7(4
-
.
!
<
•
<
<
■
,
-
-
.
•■
,
•
3-1-43 2-10-43
;■■.■' - "-'■
2-1-43 1-15-43
$40c 1-20-43
$$2
2-1
12-31
1-15
20C
1-5
12-22
$1%
Knapp-Monarch Co., common,^,—,,——,Kroger Grocery & Baking—
77c 2nd preferred (quar.)—La Plant-Choate Mfg., $1 conv. pfd. (quar,).
Lake Dufault Mines, Ltd. (interim)—
2-1-43
t-15-43
25c
1-15
$2c '
1-25
*'l*i-4
.
.
■■'
1-6
■;l%- 8
$10c
—
$13A
2-1
1-14
1- 4
12-16
50c
-
2-
50c
Ltd. (interim)——.
Lane Bryant, 7 94 preferred (quar.)—
Lane Company (year-end) '
Langendorf United Bakeries, class A (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines,
1-15
12-31
6c
■
Class B
1
12-31
1-15
75c
1-15
75c
•
6(4 preferred (quar.)—Lebanon Valley Gas, 6(4 pfd. (quar.)
12-31
2-1
•
1-15
12-28
Lehman Corp.
25C
1-6
Lerner
50c
1-15
$lVa
2-1
60C
1- -2
12-15
12-31'
(quar.)——,i—;
(quar.)—• -—■ •;
preferred (quar.)——~
Stores, common
4y2 (4
,
Lexington Telephone Co., common (quar.)'—
5.2%
preferred (quar.),
Liberty Loan Corp., $3.50^.pieferred (quar.),
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. (Del.) class A (quar.)—,
Class' B
5(4
preferred
5;
1-20
'
$1.30
1-16
12-31
25c
1-10
12-31
1-10
12-31
560
(quar.)————
(quar.)——.
Link Belt Co., common
2-1
$1V4
>
1-15
50C
—————————
—
1-
■
87 VaC
■
12-18
(quar.),,
Mines, Ltd
Dominion
—,
1-5-43
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.— ;
5%
'
1-11
2-15
1-15
3-31:
1-15
1-15
1-5
2-15
1-15
$2
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 pfd,
Diamond Match Co.,
•
25c
Manufacturing
Detroit Hillsdale & South Western RR.
3-15
7- 1
Mills, 5(4
Montreal
3-31
2-27
12-31
,4- I
■
$35c
(quar.)
prior pfd. <s-a)
Hosiery, 7 (4 pfd. (quar.);
Great Lakes Power Co., 7(4 pfd. (quar.)_/,v
/
.
10-1-43
(quar.)—
Gotham-
Guarantee Co.
.
v,
37 VaC
$5
Ltd,
.
'
37 VaC,
preferred '(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
Gimbel Brothers, $6 preferred (quar.)—,
Gladding McBean &
Gosnold
1-15
•
(quar.)
Corp; $5
Golden State Co.,
2-23
3714 c
.
(irregular)
Razor
4-1
$i'A
:
Co.__,_^i^-—
Motors
Safety
3-31
■
;
$2
40C
General Finance Corp. (quar.),,,
—:
General Foods Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.) //,,/
Gillette
4- 1
25c
:
common
Baking Co.
5
N. Y.)—
convertible
General
1
.
2- 2
Creamery
12-31
25c
1-15
1-25
■
37(4c
37Vac
12-28;
20c-
1-31
25C
'
1- 2
Share
,-..0,
(quar.),^,,,^^,,^,^,^-^
1- 1
1- 4
Per
Name of Company
Extra
1-29
,
Extra———,—,
Detroit River Tunnel
■
1-15
12-31
,
1- 4
12-31
12-26
2- 5
1- 2
3-18
5-15
12-31
20c
1
1-25
$37(4c
^
Addressograph-Multigraph
2-15
5-15
8-16
3-1
6- 1
9-1
1-15
1-11
preceding table.
Co.
'
$1(4
$1.(4,
$1(4
65c
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
dends announced this week, these being
Air Reduction
-
preferred (quar.)
$1%
Package Mfg—_—37(4c
Credit Utility Banking Corp., el. B (quar.),,
25o
Crown Drug Co., 7(4 preferred (quar.)—u,
43%c
Crum & Forster (quar.),,,,,——
—„ ;
30c
87o preferred (quar.)
$2
Cumberland County Power & Light, 5(4 (4 pfd.
$1,146
6(4 preferred
—
$1.25
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8(4 pfd. (quar.)—
$1
Derby Oil & Refining Corp., $4 pfd. (accum.)
$2
Detroit Edison Co. (quar.)—
—30c
give the dividends announced in previoui
Affiliated 'Fund-
-i—
preferred (quar.)
5(4 preferred (quar.)
.5(4 preferred (quar,)_,l^,
1-25
5-15
1-11
v./
Malting Co.
(quar.)
General
12-31
,
25c 1-15-43
12-16
25c 4-15-43 3-17-43
25c 7-15-43 6-16-43
25c 10-15-43 9-15-43
'
Corn
(quar.),—$20c
preferred
1-15
59c
(quar.)
1-25
/•
Abbott Laboratories 4%
.
2-15
•
12-31
12-31
40C
preferred (quar.),,——
Gardner Electric Light, com. (reduced)
1-15
12-31
1- 8
12rl0
12-31
1-16*
12-15
3-1
6- 1
6- 1
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
1-27
1-15
2- 1
1- 4
1-11
2-1
12-15
12-31
1-15
(quar.)—,,.;
$3
12-31
30c
:
—
—
1-15'
$1(4
$2(4
',$1(4
—
;—-
preferred A
common
preferred
Below
pfd.
(Canada)
Co.
Gardner-Denver
A
5(4
•
Washington Ry. & Elec., 5 7o
"
;
3-12-43
1-15
1-11
pfd. (quar.)"
conv.
Wheeler Corp.—
.
prior, preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
$1.20 preferred
1- 9
,
;
preferred
57o
class
RR,
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.-—
.
;
1- 2
(accum.)
preferred
Refining & Chemical
$4.50
1-
25c
Washington Gas Light Co.,
$5
2
1-15
50c
87 (4c
(year-end)
(irregular)—.
—
7%
12-28
1-20
70c
—
Bond, $2 cum. A
Waltham Watch,
1-5
12-19
2-10
Insurance
Oil
1-20
12-31
12-30
50c
——;
Osage
12-29
(s-a)
Eastern: Illinois
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-11
5
Y.)
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co.
12-21
25c
77c pfd. (accum.),
(year-end)
Industrial Alcohol (quar.),-i.—wu„,,
Fire
12-31
20c
Co.
Extra
&
(initial)
12-26
$$1
(Omaha)
Chicago
12-31
1-
?
;
4-1-43
(quar.)
(Mt. Vernon,
Co., 5(4
Froedtert Grain &
12-31
1-15
1-15
2-1
2- 1
Chefford Master Manufacturing,^,,^—5c
1-20
12-31
„—
Holding
Chase National Bank (N.
12-26
$2'a
,„_i
■Foundation
'
?
12-31
12-31
12-24'
1-1
12^28
,
/Central West Utility
2
12-31
Bobbin & Shuttle,
Valley
12-15
1- 5
(quar.),,
(year-end)
Troy Sunshade Co. (quar.)
Union Oil of California (quar.)
Union Mfg. Co., $6 preferred (quar.)
Central Patricia Gold
12-12
2- 1
1-15
1-15
' 1-15
$1.18'
$1(4
$3c,
30c
Central New York. Power,
01- 5'
$1(4
'
Co., 4% 7o pfd. (quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)-^
Mines (quari)^ii__j^
Central Kansas Power
1-25
1- 5
(quar.)
Trion Co.
Home
12-21
1-15
Super Mold Corp. of Cal. (quar.)__,^,__,
50c
Taylor-Colquitt Co.
(quar.)
50c
Thomson Electric Welding
(year-end)75c
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump
/
25c
Utah
12-19
12-21
Year-end
S.
lrlO
1-5
6(4
12-28
-
,
$12(4c
$$1%
$50c
2%
$1 (4
$1(4,
Light & Power (s-a)
Canadian Pac. Ry., 4(4 non-cum. pfd. (s-a),
Canadian Southern Ry. (s-a),_
Carolina Clinchfield, M Ohio Ry; (quar.)_„„
Central Aguirre Associates,.—.1,,^
"
37(4c:
Central FdUridry Co. linitial)^-^,^—^' 10c
12-19
1-15
6(4,
~
1-30
$$1(4
v
Canadian
12-14
12-28
——
Superheater
U.
1-10
•
$50c
Investments, Ltd.—
Registered shares';'(quar.)^._—Canadian Industries, 7(4
preferred (quar.)
!
1-10
75c
$2.(4
Consolidated
Corp
Telephone,
common
preferred (s-a)__
Spicer Mfg. Corp.. common (reduced)
$3 preferred (quar.)
'
Stoney Brook RR. (reduced)—,—
"
Sun Oil Co., 4(4 7c class A preferred (quar.)
(Hartford)
1-11
Canadian General
2
1-15
1-11
12-30
12-28
Bank
1-11 '""12-21''
1-15
12-31
.
3-18-43
"
75c
2-1
$44cv
$$1 ;
,
1-15
4-1-43
3C
80c
1-11
7%
2- t
$l'/a
2-1
——
12-26
$1
■■
,^,1—,, ^
Harbison-Walker
12-23
75c
(quar.)
2-15
1-15
1-25
1-15
1-15
2-15
1-4
1-5
•
£i Co. (quar.)—.
Sons Co., common (quar.),,
preferred (quar.)
'•
National
6(4
2-22
1-30
1-30
;l-30
12-30
12-19
12-19
1-26.
1-15
75c '
75C
1-11
12-15
1-
3- 1
2-15
2-15
2-15
1-15
3-15
/
2-1
12-23
1-
'
1-15
12-31
3-5-43 2-23-43
1-12
12-28
$3.00
iWm.)
Fishmart (M. H.)
1-16
1-2
'
$3.50
Guaranty Trust Co. (Canada) (quar.)
i
Halle Brothers Co., $2.40 conv. pfd. (quar.),
5
37 (4c
37(4c
37(4c
$13A
15c
50c
67c
S.
1-
25c
7%
Southwestern
U.
5
75c
—;
Process,
Southwest
U. S.
•
,
1- 4
-4-43
50c
1- 8
2- 8
—
12-29
1-
2- 1
1-15
2- I
-
6c
$1.00
General Mills, Inc.
..
$lJA
(s-a)—
Quarterly
12-31
1-15
2- $
'
First National Bank, of Pittsburgh (quar.)
First National Bank of St. Louis (quar.):
1-11
12-31
1-15
'
'
(extra
participating preference (acoum.j
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., foreign receipts,,,
Canadian Converters, Ltd.-(quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse, 6(4 pfd. (quar.)
1-11
20c
Preferred
Southern Franklin
Union
1-15
12-18
3714c
Works
(quar.)
Southern California Gas, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Traders
1-15
'
(year-end)3c
General, $6 pfd. (irreg.)—
$1
(irregular)
$1.16%c
preferred
South
1-15
1-15
; 1- 2
12-21
1- 4
1-14
1-15
1- 5
:
12-31
12-31
1.1- 6
$13A
■_'■"■•
First National Bank
12-28
12-31
12-31
1-15
6%
5(4 preferred (quar.)—$$1(4
Canadian Car & Foundry—
2-15
^
Royal Typewriter Co., common—";—
77o
preferred (quar.)
Russell-Miller Milling, 47 pfd. (s-a)
9
First
1-15
3-
'
Fireman's Fund Insurance1 (initial new com.)
"
2-15
1-15
$iy3
(Marshall)
4% (4
12-20
12-31
12-31
______
9
1-
Field
Filene's
1-15
1-15
1-15
.
12-31
1
25c
Co.——,^_„
Extra '
Cordage, $1.39 pfd. (quar.)
J32(4c
Hydraulic Co. (quar.)
30c
British Columbia Electric Ry., 5(4 pfd. (s-a)
2,(4%
British Columbia Power, class A (quar.)—
$50c
British Columbia' Telephone—
,
67o 2nd preferred (quar)
$$1(4
Brompton Pulp & Paper, Ltd. (quar.),.
$25c
Broulin Porcupine Mines,,
$3c
Brown Fence & Wire, class A—
$1
Bunte Brothers 5(4 preferred (quar.)
$1(4
California Packing Corp., common (quar.)—
37(4c
5(4 preferred (quar.)—^
\
'Li:
62(4c
5(4 preferred (quar.)—62(4c
Callite Tungsten Corp. (irregular)—:
,'
10c
Canada Northern Power common (quar.)—
$15c
7%
preferred (quar.),,——————
$$l3/4
Canada Starch, Ltd., common (irregular),_
i50c
7(4 preferred (s-a),,_^^_—$$3(4
Canadian Bronze,
commor) (quar.),——^
$37(4c
■Extra'
$50c
•
1-15
$25c
C.) —
12-31
:
$ 1 \'A':
-
(Syracuse,
Foster
$1
$$1%
$$2
50c
tl5c
$62(4c
50c
Cleaner
—
1-22
1
1
I
8
.1-15
Brantford
1-11
1-20
1-15
4-15
1- 2
12-31
12-31
12-31
1-15
3- l
3- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-19
1-12
; 2221-
■
Bridgeport
12-19
Pittsburgh, Cine., Chicago & St. Louis RR—
:■-■-; (s-a)
*
Extra
12-16
12-
•
—
11-25
1-25
12-26
12-28
62(4c
$1
■
7c
12(4c
$1(4
1- 8
1st
6 (4
preferred
(quar.)
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
1-15
12-28
12'/2c
-
,
•1-25
.
UOc
1-15
12-26
(s-a)
3-15
$l'Va
"
'
N. Y.) (quar.)
Federal Services Finance Corp. (D.
■; Common
(quar.)
uLiL.
6-19
12-19
6.-19
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-8
12-1
1-29
12-31
1-30
1-30
1-22
1-15
3-2
2-1
4-1
.
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
$20c
12-18
1-15
22c
;
$2
'■Eureka-' -Pipe Line—^
Falstaff Brewing Corp.^ 6(4 preferred (s-a),"
12-30*
12-31
12-23
1-20
12-31
1-21
1-15
12-29
■ 1- 2
12- 4
7- 6
.1- 6
i 7- 6
1-30
12-15
preferred (s-a)^u_,—_-_—;
6(4 2nd preferred (s-a)____—_ :
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) Xquar.),,
1-15
1-15
1-15
2-1
1-15
2- 1
2-1
1-15
1-1
2- 1
2-1
2- 1
7(4
12-19
75c
•
—
$2.50 prior preference (quar.),
Atlantic Refining Co., 494 pfd. A (quar.),,,
Avondale Mills (monthly)
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
_„•—
•
Baldwin Company, 6(4 preferred (quar,)___
Bankers Securities Corp.—
■
6(4 partic preferred (accum.)—'—
Barber-Ellis of Canada 7(4 preference (s-a)
Bell Telephone of Canada (quar.)——,
Benson. & Hedges, $2 convertible pfd. (quar.)
Biltmore Hats, Ltd. (quar.)—
Blue Ribbon Corp., 5% preferred (quar.),,
Boston Edison Co. (quar.)
;
Bralorne Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—,,,—_____
12-21
.
Vacuum
Ely & Walker Dry -Goods, com.
12-31
12-19
$2.25
$2.25
15c
$1(4
$1(4
$10c
57c
$1(4
$2(4
>
12-26
Electric
;
12-30
12-15
,
—
—,—
5% non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic Rayon Corp.—
12-26
12-24
1-25
'
-
;
preferred
■
1-15
1-15
50c
1-15
75c 7 1- 6
$1(4'
1- 6
—_____
12-22;
12-28'
$2
$1
;
com. (initial)
(quar,)—,,
$5 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (interim)
Anglo-Iranian Oil, ordinary (interim),,,,,_
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, common,,—
67c
:■
$1(4
1-15
1-15
"
regis,—
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—;
Ordinary registered
12-15
l- 5*
of Rec
2-1
$l3e
.
de Nemours—
Amer. deposit rets, for ordinary
conv.
Anchor Post Fence Co.,
11-25
'
-
1- 5
1-15
2- 2
$2.25
(s-a)__-
—
1-15
12-30
1-15
7-']
■\-7-
•:
;
(s-a)
preferred
i- 5
1-15
2-1
1-15
$1 (4
$1(4
:
12-31
1-15
(E. I.)
Holier>
Payable
$$134
preferred (quar.)
'
Duquesne Light; 5(4 preferred (quar.)^-,„i
Eastern Steel Froducts, Ltd. Xquar.)
Eastern .Township Telephone (quar.)-i,^,_:i, .*
El Paso Electric, 6(4, pfd. (quar.)
." 7(4
preferred >A (quar.
Electric Bond & Share, $5 pfd. (quar.),,,,
26 preferred (quar.)
Electric ■& Musical Industries—
2- 8
2- 1
Pont
pfd. (quar.) '
7(4-preferred (quar.) ,preferred (quar.),
$4 (4
12-15
1-11
;
$1(4
30c
37(4c
25c
30c
;
(s-a)*
preferred
1-15
2-15
15c
'
$4.50
12-29
12-26
12-28
$1(4
$1(4
•
(quar.),—-—
$4.50
12-19
Co.
Du
——i.
—
Common
;
12-24
12-31
12-31
—
(s-a)
—
(quar.)
Perfection Stove Co.' (year-end)
Sloan
1- 4
American Tel. & Tel. Co.
12-19
11-30
Traffic
;.$7
,1-15
Extra
40c
.
Peoples Telephone
■
$1.06(4
Dominion Tar & Chemical, 5(4(4
Inc—
$4.25 convertible
'
Pan American Investment Fund—
•
Duplan Corp., 8(4
■
preferred A (s-a)- $3 \h.
preferred B (s-a)
$3V2
Extra
Penn
1-16
Co. (San Fran.), 4%
preferred (quar.)
Amosxeag Co., common (s-a)--.
1-15
(Year-end),
' ■ v 30c
Orange Co. Telephone (annual)
i__——
$6
Outlet Co., common (irregular)
.L-,
$lJ/4
6% 2nd preferred (quar.),,—-$1%
Pacific Finance Corp. (Cal.) pfd. A (quar.)
'
20c
Preferred C (qUar.
i
16l/tc
5%
preferred (quar.)
.—V,——i~~~-,J
$IV*
pacific Greyhound Lines—
*
'
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)..;
87,/2C
Packer Advertising Corp. (quar)
'•
$1
Pacolet Mfg., common (s-a),„.:,i
-';■, 40c
7%
2- 1
preferred
American Trust
12-29
12-30
■
7 7a
12(4c
1-15*
1- 1
12-30
1- 2
$2
$2
(Roanoke, Va.)—-:
(quar.),
(quar.)
When
thare
Dominion Textile Co.,.
"
—
'—
'•
Old Dominion Fire Ins.
1- 9
;
—
12-31
1- 2
1- 2
.
,,
,
1-15
common,,,
—,
.
5%
5c
preferred (quar.)
American District Telegraph (N. J.)—
57o preferred (quar.)
American Export Linesi 5% preferred (quar.)
American Fidelity & Casualty (quar.)4i—^,
American Fork & Hoe 6%-preferred (quar,)
American Light & Traction, com. (quar.),,,
%70 preferred (quar.)_.i,
American Maize Products,- common^,,,^-,American News Co. (Bi-monthly)
American Rolling Mill Co.—
4(4 7o convertible preferred (quar.),—L__
American Sugar Refining, com. (year-end),
American Telephone (Abilene, Kans.), 5(4
;
preferred (quar.)
1-30
•
Per
Name of Company
of Reo.
12-31
:
12-21
1-
Holiere
Payable
1-20-43
American Airlines,
12-1
Minneapolis Gas Light-—77 r * ■■■■'■'■
-::
5% partic units (quar.)—
$114
1- 2
12-19
Moore Drop Forging—->• ::./,:■/'::'"Vr'::'.V.
1-20
6% non-cumulative A -(quar.)———
$1^2
2- 1
1-2
Mount Carbon & Port Carbon RR (s-a)-—- '
$1JA
1*14
•Mountain States
ehare
:
15c
12- 1
—-
Per ■'; When
■
.
of Ree.
12-19
3-1
2- 5
25c
1-27
12-15
1-21'
6V27o
preferred (quar.)—————
Liquid Carbonic ■ (quar.)
4V2 %
preferred A
Little Schuylkill
Loft
Candy
(quar.)"———
Navigation River & Canal—
Semi-annually
—
Corp.
(initial)
Louisville Gas & Electric
-•;
-ClassB' (quar.)
—
:
.
.
———^
(Del.)—
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Per
share
Name of Company
Louisville
Gas
Common
5%
Electric
&
(increased)
preferred
5%
MacAndrews
6%
(R.
&
(quar.)—
preferred
Margay Oil Corp.
7 %
&
Field
Field
SOc
(quar.)__—_—
'
Extra
(quar.)
(s-a)
of
Hat
Corp.,
Porcupine
$6 pfd.
Ltd.
Mines,
Telegraph
(Philip)
(quar.)_
Mutual
Investment
Mutual
System,
8
12-30
of
.
Blvd.
Bank
Lines
Gas
Class
1-30
1-15
1-15
148c
1
1-15 i
(quar.)—
New
England
Telephone
Tel.
Tel.
&
Central
adj.
Standard
12-31
Standard Fire Insurance
2-
1-15
RR.
preferred
Ry
Class
1-15
12-30
1
1
1-16
1-15
12-31
Steel
12-15
1
1%
30c
#
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
2-
1
1-15
2-1
5c
$iy2
$i
,
1-23
________
$i
8
4V2 %
1-15
$iy2
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-10
:■
$1
$1V4
2-1-43
Industries
$iy2
2-
1
■
Gold
1-15
Fruit
5V2%
6%
Public
1-15
12-31
preferred
(quar.)—
5-15
1-15-43
(quar.)—.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Northern Ontario Power, Common
6%
preferred (quar.)
1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
12-30
,
A
1-20
3-15
3-
3-1
Pacific
Ry
1
1-23
Northern States Power
(Del.)
preferred
1-10
preferred
3-
2-15
1-29
2-
1
2-
1
preferred
(accumulated)
6%
preferred
(accumulated)
$5
preferred
Norwalk
7%
Tire
pfd.
O'Brien
Old
(accum.)
1-20
1- 7
y 1-15
$30
1-15
$l'/4
2-
12-31
22-
.
1-
5
12-
1
15c
•
1
$10c
12-31
1
12-17
1-
1
1-15
12-31
$iy8
2-15
$iy4
2-15
(resumed)
common
all
arrears)
,1-15
2-
1
Mines
12-31
(interim)
+3c
1-16
25 c
;
1-15
Pacific
Gas
Electric
&
■
_____
(quar.)___
Pacific
Tel
50c
Paterson &
Tel.,
6%
Hudson
Paymaster Consol.
River
6%
Ltd.,
1-15
$75c
50c
;
.
2-1
3-
53C
1
2-15
4-
.
50c
1-15
?
2-
1
3-
1
53c
4-
1
2-
1
25
5
(quar.)
12-31
6%
1-11
6%
1
(quar.)
Pressed
Steel
4-
1
4-
1
5
$1%
1-
5
12-10
$1(4
1-20
12-31
15C
1-20
115c
2-
5-
3-
12-31
1
25c
1-20
Co.,
Power
6%
Co.
15c
1-15
80c
B
(irregular)
(quar.).
1-15
1-
12-23
preferred
Reading Co.,
2nd preferred
(irregular)
A (irreg.)
:w—
(quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
——_
________
pfd.
$1.50
Rollins
Co.,
convertible
common
(quar.—_
(quar.)
preferred
Hosiery Mills
1-15
$1(4
2-27
2-
25C
2-25
1-26
11-25
1
20c
1-27
(quar.).
(year-nd)
12-28*
1-4-43
4-1-43
10
2
3-10-43
1-4-43
50
12-10
25c
12-10
2
the
Non¬
source.
income
tax.
$ per Share
400
11-10
1-
1-15
3-10-43
6-10-43
5-25-43
$iy4
1-15-43
1-2-43
4-15-43
7-15-43
1-15
10
10
Park
Transit
'
Co.,
Hot
,
45 lot
and
to
,
preferred—
Urbainz Corp. of Penna., preferred
Ninth National Bank & Trust Co
100
r
;
1-
41 lot
___l lot
7-2-43
17 Vac
1 lot
.40 lot
15 lot
8
69th St.
Terminal Realty
(no par)
201
2(4
Co————
2 lot
:
BONDS
Per Certt
2
$3,000
1-12
lot
Co., common—26 lot
Rail Road Shares Corp, common (no par)
20 lot
J. E. Curran Corp., common (no par)
Hot
J. E. Curran Corp., preferred (par $100)-—2 lot
6 '/a
4-2-43
$l'/4
4'A*
&
Fairmount Park Transit
225
2-25-43
40c
Fairmount
,225
12-23
40c
Land
3%
.
—
15
9
87'/2C
$ per Share
.
—
211
12-23
Thos. Conway, Jr., Corp., deb. 7s, 1932
Hot
2-
1
3-
1
2-20
$500
Merion Cricket Club, deb. 4s,1958 reg—
2-1-43
1-16-43
$100
Merion Cricket Club, deb.
4-17-43
$2,000
$1
$1%
37j/2C
3?y2c 5-
1-43
4
•
37y2C 8- 2-43 7-17-43
_
39 lot
1958 reg—10 lot
Fulton Flatbush, 1st 6s. 1948 C-D___
—.1—•—
22 lot
4s,
Philadelphia Transp. 3/6s; 2039 scrip—;———_
76
•
1-20
12-31
1-20
12-31
1-20
12-31
$2%
5-1-43
4-20-43
$2ya
11-1-43 10-20-43
2-11
1-14
___
1-14
12-24
$5
1-15
12-30
1-15-43
1-2-43
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
ssV'.:
different countries of the
.
.
'
,
,
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
25 TO DEC, 31 INCLUSIVE '
<
1930
BY ' FEDERAL"
DEC.
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
;
Dec. 25
Argentina, peso-
$'. ;v
Holiday
;
Free
•
,
Fret'_____
•
-
•
Free_
.060583*
i
Colombia, peso_—__
England, pound sterling—
Dec. 31
:■
$
.237044*
'.297733*
■
■.297733*
.237044*
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
rf ' yy '
;
-.237044*
3.215033
3.215033
3.215033
3.228000
•
,
V:
.060586*
3.215033
.060586*
.051525*
'
.051500*
.909090
,909090
.879296
'
.572200*
•
/.
-V
V
.882265
.051525*
.909090
.909090
.884609
..
884843
.572200*
..
,572200*
y .;V: .060586*
.051450*
.060586*
.572200*
4.035000
Free
(British), rupee
Mexico, peso—
Holiday
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.205725
—
4.035000
4.035000
Official—
.205725
.205725
.205725
.20572^
,,
/
••
•'
.
•
•
4.035000
,
4.035000
•
Newfoundland, dollar—
$1%
1-
4
12-22*
2-
1
1-15
Union of South Africa,
2-20
.572200*
India
$iya
12-26
;
.297733*
%
'
f
•
New
1
-
::
$
V
.879017
12-30
4
Dec. 30
1
5
".237044*
'
.909090
—
—
1-15-43
3-
Dec. 29
"
.297733*
.297733* -V
•
1-15-43
1-
Dec.28
:
.051500*
Canada, dollar—;
Official—
I
1-15
25C
"
::
V:
3.215033
.i—______
2-1-43
37y2C
Dec. 26
-
i
OfficiaL—
2-1-43
9
..
Brazil, cruzeiro—
$5
1-
.
3.228000
15C
1-20
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Value in. United States Money
.237044*
Australia, pound—
15c
25c
.
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
4
12-18
5c
125c
(accum.).
6% preferred B (quar.).____
Reserve Investing, $7 preferred
(accum.).___
Reynolds Metals Co., 5y2% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Riverside Cement Co., $6 1st
Button
1-15
2-15
50C
Corp., $7 preferred
Regent Knitting Mills, Ltd
Republic Investors Fund—
Rochester
12-15
25C
(quar.)
Reed-Prentice
6%
1-15
20c
(s-a—
—
12-31
4
Official
(quar.—
common
,
at
British
oii^Wednesday* Bee. 16, by Barnes & Lof-
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
,T
Official
5C
preferred
22
12-31
1-15
4
50c
___—
Rath Packing Co., 5%
5% preferred (s-a)
6
1-
50C
.
_
class
__
12-24*
18c
(quar.—_~
common
Less
a
12-23
$2
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
"
>
deductible
2%.
12-19
t $ 1 (4
preferred
.4
|
1-15
12-30
—
preference
Quaker Oats
125
:
1-
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
12-15
(monthly)
6%
preferred
(monthly)..
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
Quebec
__
12-19
1-15
:
Radio Corp. of America,
Railroad Employee's
—_
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
12-31
1-15
1-15
preferred
prior
tax
Emergency Aid Realty Corp., common
Hot
Andorra .Nurseries, Inc., preferred (par $100)_______
l
American Commonwealths Power, "A" common____
Hot
Philadelphia Bourse, common____—
8Y»
Octavia Hill Association (par $25)——1%
Telephone Securities, preferred
1
3V2*
J. M. Sons Building Co., 2nd preferred-l lot
Christian A, Fisher B, & L. Assn. Book 392, 2nd Ser.
49 lot
Atlantic City Ambass. Hotel, vtc,, common—
c____
2 lot
New York Ambass., Inc., vtc., common
2 lot
Central States Elec. Corp.; common
4 lot
Railroad Shares Corp., common (no par)
26 lot
15
$iy4
—
3
1-14
East Dome Mines
(quar.)
Procter & Gamble Co. 8%
preferred
Proprietary Mines, Ltd. (year-end)
Public Service Corp. of N. J.—
5%
funds,
resident tax,
Foreign Exchange Rates
12-10
•
20c
;
Preston
6%
dividend.
10
12-15
25C
__________________
3-15
1-
$1%
'
175c
(extra—.
_
Car
this
dividends."
1-15-43
65c
75c
iiy2c
Insurance
Mining
Canadian
15% ;
for
12-31
2-1-43
4-20
12-18
1-11
1- 9
closed
10c
Emergency Aid Realty Corp., preferred———I
500
12-15
1-
$7
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron, $5.50 prior pref. (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)
1
not
accumulated
common
12-21
5
,1- 5
25C
(resumed)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United Stockyards 70c
1-25
i$iy2
partic. preferred
Accident
Gold
1-10-43
25c
(accum.)
$5
2-
1
5
20
—
States Sugar Corp.—
6.4% participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)___
6.4% participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
2-
_________
Preferred
Premier
$2%
62%c
37 (4C
1-15
30c
5-
3-1
'
2-20
Scrip Certificate dated Aug. 4, 1937, for 400/600ths
1 shard stock Wilbur-Suchard
Company, Inc.,
3-15
1-20
12-21
,
1-
1
of
_
2-15
1
1-4-43
1-15
2 (4 c
.
class A
1
4-
$8
25c
%
—_
3-
$1
1-21
1- 5
1-15
3-
50c
.
"
common
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co., common—
All right, title and interest of the holder in
66
2-15
58 VaC
.
30C
1-15
$2%
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Employees* Stock (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, common
(interim—
non-cum.
2-
Co.,
preferred
prior preference
1
-
1-15
1
Improvement
Haverford Land & Improvement Co.'
:
Chicago & Northwestern Ry., old common—
1-15
Plywood Corp.
Smelting Refining & Mining, common.
7% preferred (quar.)___
;____
1
$12
":50c
Haverford
1-19
,v
58y3c
—_
S.
2-
1-15
STOCKS
3-15
58'/nC
S.
2-
'
$14
Tioga National Bank & Trust Co.
-
3-15
53c
(quar.)
$5 preferred
?;
•
*
20
12-24
$1%
$1.10
Full'Fashion Mills, 6V2 % pfd. (s-a—
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie RR (s-a)_
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
__■
6%
2-15
$i
(quar.)
preferred
2-5-43
2-
(par $25)
Germantown Trust Company (par $10)
Internatlorial; Match Corp., preference C/D
30
20
—
9
'
25
;
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
(clears all arrears—
$iy4
Pilot
1st
12-31
2-15-43
7%
prior preference
t$iy2
*
•
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Phillips Pump & Tank, class A
'
6%
1-
'
Land Title Bank & Trust Co.
60
•
1-30
United
;. i- 4
1-14-43
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—-——
1-15
1-15
Uc
(interim)
(quar.)__.
preferred
12-31
$i
Pennsylvania Power, $5 preferred (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (year-end)
Philadelphia Co. (irregular)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.—
4.4%
12-31
$1%
(s-a)
Ltd.
$1.40 class A
common
preferred
RR
Mines,
12-31
1-15
U.
•
preferred
Peninsular Telephone,
Penmans,
__
1-15
$.iy2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paraffine Companies, Inc., 4% pfd.
(quar.)_
&
1-15
$1.25
.
Lighting, $5 preferred
Pacific
visits
Leather
Co.
7%
U.
Trust Associates—
Series Trust shares (quar.)_
Canal
&
7%
12-26
Colony
1st
RR.
Class A (resumed)
•'
Gold
S.
U.
1-15
1-15
$2%
___
12-31
in
tax,
of
Shares
1-30
.v,
10c
50c
__.
Foil
12-31
'
$1%
_________
land, Philadelphia:'
1-21
t$l3/4
(monthly)
—
S.
"
1-15
Transacted on: Wednesday, pec. 23, by Barnes & Lof-
8
—
_______
Extra
.
2-1
1-15-43
.
.
Shoe Machinery, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)
Quarterly
U.
20c
preferred
J.
1
,
(quar.$11/2
pfd. (quar.)__
$lI/8
.
'
—_
6%
12-31
1-20
N.
i-ig
.
'
12-31
1-15
45c
■>.
United
1-4
,
$1(4
(clears
prior
75c
.___
(Minn.)—
Rubber,
7%
7%
87t4c
_________
(quar.)
&
12-31
12-31
2- i;
_
5
1-7
$1 v-I-15'.
(monthly)
12-31
12-31
'12-31
,
12-31
3-15
175c
preferred
2-i
1-2
1-15
(par $10)
4
(par $25)___1
15
11
City National, Bank, Phila. (par $50)
10J/2
20
Fidelity Mortgage Guar. Co., preferred-_-—^—»____
1
19
Centre Moriches Gardens, Inc., preferred—
1
17
Centre Moriches Gardens, Inc., common____
l
44
Bonham & Young Company, common
l
15
Bonham & Young Realty Co., Inc., common—______
1
,116/20 Babylon Gardens, Inc., preferred
1
19
Bonham.& Ypung Co.^ preferred (par $100)_;_iwvi_%_
2
^,50
Commonwealth Securities,
4
l
4
Industrial Realty .Shares, Inc., "A" common———
1
5 90/100 Palestine Economic Cp., commoi
2
400
Heclar Extension Mining Company
1
7
Sicilian Petroleum Syndicate, Inc._____.
1
,
200
Ninth Bank & Trust Co.__,_____—VU
12-31
$750
—
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)—
preferred
6.36%
—
7%
Northern States Power
;■
1-9
1-15
Second National Bank, Phila,
10
12-31
31 «/4C'
prior preferred
1-25
$i
1-15
'v
30c
$i»/2
STOCKS
i00
1-16
1-15
75c
prior
1-25
$iy2
,_
(resumed)—;
books
Transacted
.
1-14
i2y2c
.
_,
Northern
pfd. (s-a)
%
$3
(quar.)— —$1%
land, Philadelphia:
,
(quar.)—__—
Light & Railways Co. (Del.)
preferred (monthly)
United
1-20
4V2%
Shares
2-19
1-10
$10c
Ltd.
1-14
$1(4
_________
2-1
1-13-43
2-
12 (4 c
7%
$1%
preferred
1-20
8-14
60c V
12-31
1-14
,
2-1
50c
-
11^.
•
v
SOc
Co._L.________.v— •
(bi-monthly)
(Rudolph) Co.,
1-15
'
.
1
(monthly)
prior preferred (monthly)
prior preferred (monthly)
$1%
______
&
preferred
fPayable
6-15
:f.l0c
Co.
6.36%
Service—
12-31
—2-1:''
$$1V4
1
preferred
7%
C.)
account
resident
9-15
$iy4
prior
6.36%
12-31
$2
y'
2-15
tOn
■
Northern Indiana
12-20
1-15
.
preferred
Mines
6%
1-23
$2
_______
_______
3-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar)
6%
1-30
1st
•Transfer
12-19
12-31
(Trenton, N. J.)—
—
convertible
United
1-15-43
2-19
1-20
1-15
Phosphate & Acid Works
6%
$1
2-15
1-15
$iya
—
pfd.
con.
$5 preferred (quar,——
United Bond & Share
.
United
_____
,
10c
(resumed)
(quar.—_
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Trade Bank & Trust Co. (New York)
(quar.)
Tuckett Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7% pfd.
(quar.)
Union Electric Co.
(Mo.), $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
12-31
1-
(quar.)
Co., $6 preferred (accumulated)—.
Wurlitzer
Sylvania Electric Products—
12-31
J 13c
V
$iy2
$iy4
■
(quar.)
;___
B,), 8% preferred (accum.)
(John
Sylvanite
1-15
1-18
12-20
$1%
5 %
preferred (quar.)_—___
Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
of
Sun-Glow
pfd.
(accumulated)
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp,-—7%
preferred A (accumulated)
6% preferred B (accumulated)
Wrigley (Win,) Co., common (bi-monthly)
12-20
1-15
35c
4
preferred
Stetson
1-15
.
$75c
(quar.)__^_
___
1-15
12-18
Cal.—
(R.
7%
2-15
$iy4
5% pfd. (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
!
—
Wholesale
Co.
of
"Wood (Alexander & James), Ltd.—
2-15
3-,i.
.
$iy4 a'
(Ohio)
(Increased)
Stanley Works
'
'
_
Co.
'
_—
(s-a)
1-16
2-
$iy2
(resumed)
(s-a)
1-16
.3-1
$iy4
Standard Radio,
B
2-15
75c
Oil
Standard
2-
137 y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern Central Ry.
12-31
2-
___________
Central
3-24
1
*20c
Quarterly
1-15
'
(quar.)
Dredging, $1.60
Standard
1
75c
Norma Hoffman Bearings Corp.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
Northern
1-15
3-
$$iy2
.
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
12-11*
50c
Co
Co.
4-
25c
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
4%
12-31
1
2-15
30c
Water,
6% pfd.,(1897 series)
2-15
37y2C
____
;
com.
12-31
_________
(quar.)
Inc.,
1-15
_
(quar.)
Naumkeag Steam Cotton (irregular)
Brands,
1-15
15c
___________
(Washington, D. C.)
Standard
1-
1
1-18
1-15
___—>
Wisconsin Gas & Elec.,
'2
6
1
2-15
prior preferred'-(quar.)—.
Common
(quar.)
1-15
$1
—__
Participating
Brunswick
12-31
.
preferred series A
50c
Ltd., $1.50 pref. (quar.)_
6% preferred B (quar.)
Money Corp.—
New
.1-15
$5
30c
Co.,
preference
preferred (quar.)
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons—
2-15
1-
3-
8-15-43
2-15
$lVa
•/
•
Wisconsin Electric Power—
1-2
5-14-43
8-31-43
$1%.
(quar.)__
Wilson &
12-31
5.39-43
35c
pfd.
Williams
12-31
>
6
3:
$iy2
(quar.—
(Dallas, Tex.)
3
1-15
1-
$i3/4
1-f)
$iy2
.
common
Co.
(George), Ltd., 5%
Sewing Machines^—
Wichita
1-2
-
2-13-43
Public, Service—
6V2 %
3c
(quar,)...
common
Southwestern Life Ins.
2-
1-15
34 %C iiv
Southwestern
3-
..
—i
12-28
1-15
1-15
12-31
2-27-43
•'
$4 convertible preferred (accumulated)
Wichita Union Stock Yards, 6%
Ltd.—
preferred——
50c
(quar.
National Power & Light, $6 preferred
National Savings & Trust Co.—
5%
$2
12-31
;
1
30c
non-cumulative,
25c
A
Power,
1-15
2-
4
"
.
12-31
1
10c
Grocers,
Lead
2-
Canada
1-
12-31
1-15-43
$i
participating preferred (quar.—
New England Telephone Co.______
Southern Railway Co., 5% non-cum. pfd.—_
5%
non-cumulative, preferred.—
12-31
5
30c
6%
1-11
1-
37Vs>C
Southern
12-11
$1%
—
(quar.)___
Co.
2-
California Edison Co.,
original preferred (quar.)
preferred C (quar—
Southern
White
Ltd.,
(s-a)
Weston
12-18
25C !:%< 1-15
____________
5%
12-18
4
1-15
4-10
$1%
$1%
(quar.—_
_
4!/2%
Co.,
preferred
4
y; $iy2
—
5'/2%
2
1
of
preferred
1-
(accumulated)
(accumulated)
Southern
1-20
2
lc
______
City
1-15
2-
$1(4
Chicago (quar.)
National Bond & Share Corp.—
National Cash Register Co. (quar.)_______—
National Fuel
12-31
75c
_______—
.
1-15
1-15
(quar.)__—
(s-a>_
Co
8
1-15
t38c
.
—
___.
Detroit
Biscuit
1
1-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)___
National Bank
12-
1
50c
(quar.)—%
common
5
$iy2
(quar.)__—
Co.
1-
2-
— 7%
1-
$$iy2
(s-a——
preferred
B
Penn
'1-
25c
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quair.)
) 6%
1-29
Grocers,
Pipe & Steel
130c
convertible
6%
6-20
5c
Inc.—.—_—__
Fund,
Inc.,
preferred
New York
6%
8
$1%
(quar.)_____2_____.______|
$L50
12-30
8
West
U5C
Paper Mills, 6% pfd. (quar.)-'
series
(quar.)^
Power
Western
12-18
4_2o
_________
preferred
preferred-
1-20-43*
$4c
Southeastern Greyhound Lines, com. (quar.)
6% non-cumulative, preferred (quar.)
i
1-
J2c
preferred
National
2-
12-31
7-
Mount Diablo Oil Min. & Developmt. (quar.)
National
:'?•
25c
—
& Co., common
Mountain States Tel. & Tel.
National
1-
$iy2
—
4 Va
conv.
2-15 y
.1-15
$iy2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(Howard)
Sorg
Electric, 6%
1-20-43*
$1 Va
_
common—
Solar Aircraft Co., 50c conv. pfd. A
Paper, 6%
7%
$i%
common—
1-25
$3
(quar.)___——
$3
Smith
Corp.,
1-20
X3c
(quar.)
preferred
National
12-31
Rayon
1
(interim)—
Light, Heat & Power
National
1-15
Skenandoa
Canada,
(interim)
1-30
(extra)..;—_
common
Ltd.
414%
National
1-15
47o-6%
Water, 7 % pfd. (quar.),
Society, class A
Montana Power Co., $6 pfd. (quar.).——
Montgomery Ward & Co., common—______
8%
1
(quar.)__
$3y2
.
of
Co.
(Quebec)
preferred
preferred
West Penn
2-1-43
1- 4
$i3/4
preferred (quar.—:• '
(quar—--___________ 'O'
Western
(s-a—
2-
Loan
%
2-
,
i-
1- 5
3-10
1-20
4';,^;
—
of Rec.
8-20• V.
"'$134
,
7%
2-1-43
$1C
Williams
Mines
Juice,
$1
(s-a)
$1 Va
Monongahela Valley
Morris
Sigma
$3
Petroleum,
Montreal
Sherwin
12-31
(quar.—
Holders
Payable
SI—
(quar.).—___________
$l»/a
•
When
;share
common___
7%
12-31
X
.:
Grape
Co.,
1%
12-31
1-15
1-15
preferred
Welch
.
—:
12-31
$3
1-15
preferred
7%
i
-
______
1
i30c
v. V
25c
$3
$ 1 V-i
(quar.)
•'
Security Storage (Wash., D. C.) (year-end)
Sheep Creek Gold Mines (quar—
12-31
2-
t$iy2
(quar.)_
(quar.)J_——
2
(s-a)
preferred
1-15
y2 c
■
Detinning
7%
2
25c
■
.
2nd preferred
35c
—
Chicago (s-a)_—
i':—_________I
*
Merrimac
Montreal
7%
$3
62
————__
1-
22%C
(quar.)_
,
(irregular)
Co.—
preferred
Extra
_____________
(Boston)
Bank
Mill
Monroe
1-20
28c
———_____________—
Bank
Mississippi Power & Light,
Moneta
6%
12-19
__
common
5
1-
jName of Company
.
Vulcan
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
12-19 ;
U7y2c
Paper
Co.
1-
1-15
$75c
.
,
12-19
9
1-15
Semi-annual
City
1-
1-15
(accum.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
—
$4V2
preferred (quar.———______Li
12-31
J20c
—_—
(irregular)
6%. pfd.
(quar.)
Diego Gas & Electric,
preferred (quar,—
1-15
Per
-
1-.5
|25c i-V' 1-15
(accum.)
5%
12-30
1-15 V.
25c
'
Trust
RR.
Co.,
Nat'l
San
of Rec.
1-20
$i
Corp. 4% cV. pfd. A
Paper Mills,' 6% pfd.
Monday, January 4, 1943
Holders
Payable
■'
•;vV 12 (/»c ■-V
(quar.—
Schwitzer-Cummins
12-31
■'> 1-15
37V2C
(quar.)___—
Corp.,
Nat'l
Merchants
12-31*
12-31*
1-15
'
5% pfd. (quar.)—.
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd., 6% participating
preferred
1-15
.1-15
50c
60c
Scott
(quar.)—
McColl-Frontenac Oil, 6% preferred
Merchants
Lawrence
Lawrence
___
Corp.
Stores
St.
St.
Associates—
preferred
Valley
Stores
12-31
12-31
& Co.
Utilities
McCrory
1-15
When
share
—
•
___________—
Paper Co.
1-15
3>/2%
Massachusetts
McLellan
Croix
—
(quar.)_
Investors
McCall
St.
Co.—
(Marshall)
partic
12-31
$iy2
—
(quar,)
Ltd., common (quar.)_
Massachusetts
Massawippi
1-25
•
Pump Co.
$1.25
(quar.).
preferred series B
Marshall
5%
Y.)
Calculating Machine
Maritime Tel. & Tel.,
See
—:
(N.
Trust Co.
convertible
$2
Marchant
Name of Company
of Rec.
31 (40
___—
class A preferred
Manufacturers
50c
■
(quar.)
common (year-end)_
Forbes,
C.)
Per
Romec
_i~._
—-—_
($25 par)
preferred
Payable
Holders
.
(quar.)
preferred
Mahon
(Ky.j—
Co.
When
:
38
Official—
,909090
—
Zealand, pound
Uruguay,
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.876666
pound
.879791
.882291
.882291
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.980000
i
.876666
3.227833
Free
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
peso—
Controlled
___.
Noncontrolled
•Nominal
rate.
.658300*
.658300*
X58300*
.658300*
.653300*
.527425*
.527340*
.527340*
.527340*
.527340*
;
COMMERCIAL &
THE
Number 4139
157
Volume
39
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Week
West
•'
A.:' \'V Clearings—Returns by Telegraph A/'A
1
.
"iA •"■'•.
A'
'
..
New
A—;
830,835
412.7
533,543
500,608
5,277,000
—14.3
54,587,753
3,528,000
44,080,198
46,490,380
7.7
+
5.7
2,433,000
1.090,515
1,426,370
Carolina—Charleston—1,602,355
South
1,699,480
98,311,800
31,818,636
100,443,061
—
2.1
86,387,060
73,016,310
31,333,926
+
1.5
28,122,308
22,829,073
195,991,369
194,172,655
+
0.9
164,057,479
146,359,886
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington.Total
(6 cities)
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
AA^'; A' ''A A;' .'.''AAA > V.' -A \1''
;'•
$
936,741
4,525,000
———
Richmond——
•'
6,435,100
A_______
Georgia—Atlanta
1,860,135
37,832,478
'
18,804,306
76,100,000
1,583,346
62,300,000
—31.6
1,550,001
31,426,000
39,152,872
A_A____.A_:A—
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville___i._____AA+
21,355,466
9.4
.f-
2,721,195
""l.SOO.OOO
41,634,278
Augusta
'AAAA.| ChiCagO___AAAAAA
A A^AA: 'A 316,306.080 .A. 361,928,451'—12.7
v
AA.'AAa Philadelphia—A————_A__AAA——
420,000,000 ■■■■■■ 490,000,000 —14.3
AA• '• '
Boston
:
1
AAA
" '." 275,619,758
257,249,050 "+' 7.1 AAV.:'• A
A
"-AA
Kansas CityA
A—A. A—134,254,591
125,149,320 + 7.3
:A'AaA
St. Louis
A
;!
:
__AA
A 118,200,000 ./A 122,200,000 — 3.3
A-'<;
San Francisco
A
____-.__._Ar—-—
224,424,742
',
165,470,000
+35.6
*•'.
Pittsburgh.—' 187,943,708
211,675,065 —11.2
Cleveland——
—A—.
176,754,893 A 154,769,197
+ 14.2
5,208,314
5,338,867
—17.6
30,249,703
97,200,000
—16.9
7,740,141
24,916,975
88,100,000
Nashville
Week Ending Jan. 2—aA AA- "v.. 'A'A 1943'.; :
A.
1942 A.-" rAv A. A; ...A1
York-—AAA—•• $3,543,651,218
$3,325,053,152
+ 6.6
A'-A'AA
1939
$
58,796,837
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
inary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country,4 Indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 2, clearings from all
cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 3.7% above those for the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total
stands at $8,339,209,521 against $8,040,559,371 for the same week in 1942.
At this
center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of 6.6%.
Our comparative sum¬
mary for the week follows:
A'
1940
Deo. 7o
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Prelim¬
show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings this week
26
Inc. or
$
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
t
Dec.
Ended
1941
1942
'
1,515,736
'
3.2
1,144,447
946,447
+ 20.4
23,451,000
19,512,000
6.0
30,556,182
2,096,453
24,781,654
—
•
•
„
Alabama—Birmingham
—
—
__
Mobile
v
._.
_
Total
100,553,881
"123,505,365
A—A—A———i
3,426,421
+
24.4
161,759
147,029
+
10.0
58,578,511
+ 22.8 >£3;
—
266,809,009
'••■V.':.*•'X';)•,
■
274,673,279
$5,520,660,365
1,141,890,900
A—_A \
—
_AA—A...
Total all cities, five days.
.
,
$5,314,048,116
1,150,707,252
Ten Cities, five days
.
.;A\.A other cities, five days
All Cities, one day
_AA—A A
$8,040,559,371 /++
Lansing—
in
2,838,535
Bend-—
we
able to give
are
Total
this
show
an
6,545,326
21,895,319
20,474,635
1.437,533
+
34.8
11,421,534
10.307,267
+
5,304,299
409,330
386,654,706
4,556,913
420,527,800
1,377,657
1,829,737
4.254,036
furnish
we
4,239,134
OF
:
Week Ended
$
Federal Reserve Districts
12
.
2d
New
York,.
12
3d
Philadelphia
10
11
M
6
Atlanta
4
.
9th
Minneapolis
««
359.995,605
194,172,655
+
0.9
164,057.479
146,359,886
176,881,69$
202,910,261
2.9
,-
238.634,383
216,129,597
+10.4-v
161,805,281
y
274,673,279
513,257,285
134,004,428
+
20,7
.A 103,822,852
i«
«i
6
«•
10
190,700,353
+ 22.8
140,414,714
5.0
—
409,129,633
*"•
■
now
add
152,535,044
A.
37,375,229
20,973,815
15.0
28,378,300
441,000
+ 10.4
162,992,442
152,535,044
—
121,300,000
56,607,877
37,534,720
687,000
238,634,383
1,117,211
1,269.930
216,129,597
+
48*6,000
4,517,021
3,364,468
3,762,128
25.6
67,590,789
66,947,017
+
8.6
25,439,283
25,390,318
2,904,359
2,225,885
1,960,303
1,228,510
1,207,833
5,546,321
1,010,317
+19.5
728,317
616,594
3,768,044
+
47.2
3,638,265
2,979,313
161,805,281
—'
—
15.8
+
35,569,715
2,863,532
;A
——
+
85,885,659
38,621,208
—
3,901,691
107,820,856
A—_——
A
(7 cities)
134,004,428
+20,7
103,822,852
102,348,677
+ 76.2
1.4
—
964,643
27.4
+
;
835,845
693,004
+ 11.9
68.950,135
+
8.5
244,513,126
6,879,211,075
+
6.2
5,923,096,981
5.895,877,360
3,637,562,520
3,449,917,085
5.4
2,725,690,836
382,767,068
+ 27.2
298,050,922
80,561
121,821
+ 10.4
132,400
121,871
2,563,542
+
13.3
2,743,197
2,299,791
40,607,637
+
45.2
30,166,653
27,743,402
2,314,956
+ 45.2
1,784,915
6,357,140
154,881,786
4,921,978
+
29.2
3,558,269
2,914,593
134,944,652
+
14.8
97,607,426
90,893,817
5,368,481
3,771,896
+
42.3
3,079,948
2,611,819
860,919
683,151
525,060
+
64.0
546,027
489,080
770,224
—11.3
711,505
565,140
234.041,044
190,700,353
+ 22.8
140,414,714
129,778,644
2,296,847
A
:
————————
A!—
A
—
—
274,969,709
Joseph__;
——
158,587
2,058,570
2,624,095,331
486,898,536
84,374
214,662
"175,000
St.
233,608,821
7,308,807,287
District—Kansas City—
2,905,708
58,948,993
Hastings—
Missouri—Kansas City„—A--_—
+
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for
Pueblo
Total
(10 Cities)——'
the
"1941
1942
Inc.
or
1940
■
A
—A.—-
—
2,010,406
91,299,184
*12,500,000
2,868,000
A" 1,273,557
—12.5
1,206,361
1,530,786
80,130,151
+ 13.9
55,173,885
56,726,000
11,922,835
+
4.8
6,361,664
+
4.0
6,052,506
2,246,000
2,757,000
2,668,000
1,598.808
—20.3
855.867
870,003
4,359,538
+ 23.3
3,415,516
2,614,106
———115,327,247
103,065,179
-+11.9
68,950,135
70,770,559
40,593,160
34,875,258
Falls—„——
1939
,
Dec. %
$
$
-A
Louisiana—Slireveport-—5,376,100
Wichita
at—
District—Dallas—
—
Fort Worth—
26
Dec.
-—_.
Texas—Austin
Galveston
Week Ended
A
Springs
Colorado—Colorado
week ended Dec. 2-3 for four years.
Clearings
93,700,000
40,773,142
s——
Dakota—Fargo
Wichita
70,770,559
103,065,179
333,801,543
32 cities
our
93,400,000
14.3
0.5
District—Minneapolis—
Eleventh Federal Reserve
We
17.6
+
——
A
Dallas
•
+
—18.7
Omaha
417,057,866
•
A
162,992,442
;
115,327,247
a
,
417,057,864
0.4
—
Kansas—Topeka—AAiAAA_——3,645,204
129,778.644
—
362,286,838
;A,;A
cities
111
409,129,633
790,000
Lincoln
■
10
5.0
64,714,318
Nebraska—Fremont-.
;
:
102,348,677
234,041,044
l«
7
.
513,257,285
30,530,065
Tenth Federal Reserve
413,939,930
381,118.953
1.4
266.809,009
if if
A
1,020,285
487,514,594
...
Paul
Total
3.392,728,701
449,699,233 J::
+ 14.2
—
487,514,594
Z u
17
.
3,312,770,055
548,704,713
497,305,909
195,991,369
A-,
'•AM
10
.
7.2
541,276,007
,
340,086,838
1,014,112
298,877,937
567.948,766
*•
368,078
332,498,899
3,598,669
142,600,000
Minneapolis—A—
A
$
305,832
8.1
+
—
3,458.261
1,549,377
1,332,401
1939
$
+
3,563,573,630
A'.:?*
1940
11.9
—24.8
365,926
—
A—_.
(4 cities)—
Helena-
282.718,098
3,380,073
—17.6
Montana—Billings
2.3
10,007,702
2,069,811
South Dakota—Aberdeen—A—I—.
+
8,786,774
3,217,865
1,769,435
Louis
Ninth Federal Reserve
North
Inc. or
951,902
10.8
+ 16.4
1,457,344
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
: A Dec. %
309.822.504
3.820,360,097
.v-'.'T
•
7
6th
1941
:i $
:
•
316.812,652
cities
1,163,909
>
2,059,229
14
(17 cities)——
Total
CLEARINGS
1942
26
Dec.
BANK
.
Illinois—Quincy
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
SUMMARY
—_
Tennessee—Memphis
District of 11.9% and the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.5%.
following
•
Kentucky—Louisville
by 0.9% but in the Atlanta Reserve District the totals are smaller by 2.9%.
The
Chicago Reserve District suffers a loss of 5.0% but the St. Louis Reserve District
a gain of 10.4% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 20.1%.
The Kansas
City Reserve District has to its credit an improvement of 22.8%, the Dallas Reserve
In the
1,881,313
5,447,335
14.1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
that in the New York District (including this city) the totals
increase of 7.2% and in the Boston Reserve District of 2.3% but in the
•enjoys
*
19,173,000
2,238,209
33.9
A-
Missouri—St.
it appears
Philadelphia Reserve District the totals record a decrease of 1.4%. In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals are larger by 14.2% and in the Richmond Reserve District
-
18,929,000
6.9
—
+
—_
Springfield
at this centre having recorded a gain of 7.2%.
We group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located, and
from
Moines—
Peoria
bank' clearings
2,295,972
0.5
—
2,633,101
+
Rockford-
ings for the whole country having amounted to $7,308,807,287, against $6,879,211,075
in the same week in 1941..- Outside of this city there was'an increase of 5.4%, the
+ 17.5
2,416,408
22,895,000
6,321,171
Decatur—________
the final and complete results for the week previous—the week
was an increase of 6.2%, the aggregate of clear¬
1,205,362
1,938,323
Chicago
For that week there
ended Dec. 26.
3,207,104
1,515,125
1,990,425
25,298,294
—
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Accordingly, in the above the last day cf the week in all cases has to be estimated.
in the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below
474.464
3,350,383
8,462,342
i.
Sioux
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
ends
436.407
7.0
—
28,864,053
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
7.8
+
2,077,300
22,780,120
2,451,908
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
176,881,692
+ 21.8
767,366
3,743,089
2,529,423
—
Indianapolis
Terre
120,562
41,778.074
202,910,261
2.9
—
707,422
Indiana—Fort Wayne
3.7
1,914,099
120,454
41,169,046
4,004,333
Grand Rapids—
South
;
District-r-Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
$6,455,939,016
+ 3.3
1,984,620,355.-16.0
$6,671,367,617
1,667,841,904
$8,339,209,521
'Total all cities for week
3.9
+ 14.2
+
!'.■
.
Seventh Federal Reserve
,
4,263,333
,
k
Orleans
(10 cities)—
'
A—
—
62,586,357
:
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
.
1''
Baltimore
.
A:Ar' ;'$
Total
^;
(6 cities)—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
3,660,698
*'
Massachusetts—Boston—
727,681
Lowell—;—:
402,436
Springfieldl
: ;
!
Worcester-—
■
:A-A—AAA
New
Islands—providence
6,170,411
17,891,900
13,655,100
-
A.A.
:>
595,997
495,616
Hampshire—Manchester.
■T.\
Total
<
...
—.
n
,'r
-I
•
t
A
;
Yakima
680,688
+
13,878,087
41.3
13,793,824
2,220,313
San
'
+
11,733,600 '
484,260
31.0
—16.8
4,662,888
4,404,055
2.2
—
.
A'
Francisco
San
:
Jose
»
A_
—
Santa Barbara
11,309,400
Stockton
—_—
837,356
767,210
22.6
34,709,778
31,545,034
24,021,878
+
20.3
19,289,874
16,303,394
7,046,735
—45.7
3,115,192
—35.4
2,555,193
2,605,529
180,761,008
2,887,300
974,252
4,355,009
184,097,000
3,553,882
1.8
137,599,000
139,335,000
—18.8
2,324,434
2,150,929
1,507,683
—35.4
1,064,363
1,201,097
2,273,882
2,056,644
—
3,509,567
+
3,266,086
24.1
2,768,726
413,828
V
2.3
+
30.4
48,809,146
2,011,112
Pasadena_——-—
35.7
+
+
28,905,703
3,825,334
California—Long Beach—
?
+
1,189,887
59,837,615
Utah—Salt Lake City_—
657,753
3,078,453
■
56,950,473
1,551,670
—„_—
Oregon—Portland
394,466
3,387,800
>2,425,333
4.5
77,277,835
Washington—Seattle—.
-
309,822,504
316,812,652
(12 cities):
i6:7
—
—13.5 V
2,902,043!;
14,296,758
6,310,288
20.200,228
New. Haven—
.Rhode
338,047
A
'
2,509,935
—
Connecticut—Hartford
7.0
1.3
*
3,602,569
?
A
,780,650
723,485
+
799,560
932,845
3,441,034 A
.
2,115,025
258,890,621
+
376,141
A New Bedford-—---AAA—.
2,236,383
241,674,685
+ 31.2
—
847,165
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
617,881
694,510
49.2
—14,1
263,071,070
Fall River
V
+
2,791,026
259,522,537
Portland——
;
574,787
857,331
Maine—Bangor
Total
298,877,937
■282,718,098
362,286,838;
(10 cities).
Grand Total
A
fill cities)—
Outside New York
7,308,807,287
3,637,562,520
333,801,543
+
8.5
244,513,126
233,608,821
6,879,211,075
+
6.2
5,923,096,981
5,895,877,360
3,449,917,085
+
5.4
2,725,690,836
2,624,095,331
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany——__
Binghamton
—.—
•
.
5,346,165
+
1,215,457
+
52,100.000
45,000,000
8,237,678
—
Elmira__;
Jamestown
'<
New
'•
892,666
31.1
552,328
537,011
—11.6
820,069
909,422
7.1
3,197,406,145
3,271,788,029
7,871.210
'3,793,184
+
+
9,782,054
+
2.6
8,577,717
•+
4.5
4,736,414
7,565,174
+
18.3
24,902,414
24,543,988
+
1.5
4,907,166
381,501
19,982,959"
35,893,186
A
Jersey—Montclair__
33,893,017
+
5.9
32,607,428
'-•>■
A-"
Northern New Jersey
______
398,445
'
•
353,668
Week
+ 12.7
3,683,429
~
•-
499,689
Total (12 cities)—.
>
3,563,573,630
3,820,360,097
+
7,.2
3,312,770,055
A
Canada—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1
Bethlehem
A
,
Lancaster—
Philadelphia
1
___—
+
7.8
3.1
331,295
1,579,466
536,000,000
—11.0
—
:
—_
„:
Wilkes-Barren
Saskatoon
1,146,882
957,260
3,367,800
93.8
+
1,471,404
•
9,049,400
1,109,185
7,639,200
Total
(10 cities)
1.4
548,704,713
541,276,007
449,699,233
413,939,930
;
—
Cincinnati
Cleveland
_
A_.
Columbus
Mansfield—
;
Youngstowtl——
Pennsylvania-r-plttsburgh——
Total
(7 cities)
3,312,614
2,941,967
94,657,437.;
.
—11.2
82,326,144
,+ 15.0
67,294,082
60,942,854
2,134,035
19.8
124,636,681
127,063,693
+ 12.5
10,466,200
9,744,100
4.8
1,893,259
1,723,116
201.131,573
167,945,678
+
12,535,500
11,143,400
2,056,595
+
1,956,871
2,816,440
3,651,228
226,870,250
+ 23.5
3,303,019
;+10.3
170,709,272
155,359,790
567,948,766
497,305,900
+14.2
A 381,118,953
359,995,605
19.056.430
14,483,786
4,756,112
+
26.3
+
4.9
3,747,359
2,615,085
4,141,120
3,485,559
7,332,383
+
0.9
5,604,699
5,409,005
6,639,280
+ 15.9
5,345,424
5,109,192
1,975,204
+ 30.0
1,698.613
1,876,514
+
17.0
2,252,278
1,281,947
2,523,389
+ 20.5
2,761,970
2,238,405
5,175,435
+ 61.4
3,527,851
3,299,610
4,258,693
+ 49,1
3,400,713
3,306,565
473,198
+
6.6
277,319
45.1
461,738
396,153
1,709,861
249,362
646,878
+
1,383,393
+
39.6
1,033,641
1,087,940
+
35.6
476.139
542,174
+ 26.9
750,049
807,82 5
i;017,914
+ 16.6
719,352
615,183
889,589
+ 26.1
655,760
560,285
482,678
—
961,313
398,736
+
21.1
284,058
175,163
965,653
Westminster
Medicme Hat-
New
712,468
1,122,177
Fort William-
715,529
+ 35.0
670.345
531,984
977,321
775,087
+ 26.1
594,544
——
Sherbrooke—
:-
—
629,805
—
Moncton—
1,299,236
1,168,770
+
11.2
965,641
974,864
4.057,333
—
3,790,290
+
7.0
2,767,923
2,496,520
+
45.8
—
608.902
Prince Albert—
—————
Kingston———*———
417,773
294,789
280,727
1,140,693
1,154,904
1,2
814,015
760,942
2,781,063
707,083
+ 293.4
496.140
472,088
—
—■—
948,483
451,808
+ 90.5
1,271,963
1,144,827
+ 11.1
486,898,536
382,767,068
+27.2
610,198
—16.9
860,575
Chatham
Sarnia
2,673,120
788,471
537,753
444,776
388,601
765,813
1,090,179
298,050,922
274,969,709
•
3,028,617
250,215,048
52.1
966,144
Windsor—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—•ClevelandOhio— Canton
13,564,573
+
1,219,917
1,186,464
Kitchener——,—
'
43,435,311
15.311.429
35,368,487
—
Peterborough,
33,495,231
62.9
938,596
Moose Jaw_^—
1,574,524
89,156,324
42.4
+
1,931,400
Lethbridge—
Brantford—
"•
23.4
+
18,807,318
504,272
:—
1,747,774
—29.7
6,526,200 -
Brandon
A
Edmonton
2,332,576
—17.8
+
39,879,069
8,352,834
Regina
1,362,809
1,270,187
•
104,312,592
6,349,708
350,890
398,000,000
•' +
2,195,037
3,040,241
John
2,105,931
.+
2,042,065
Jersey—Trenton
432,000,000
• ■
2,567,897
Calgary
439.301
1,030,458
•
86,276,392
7,697,040
7.1
1,100,323
2,166,097
1,044,276
Aj-
1,195,333
$
96,995,276
7,399,511
+ 16.0
1,276,570
'
New
2.1
14.0
1939
6,007,243
333,286
.
V
+
—
Halifax—
573,531
+
1940
.VA;, $
3,657,524
Ottawa-
Quebec
462,648
—13.3
695,574'
531,187
-
*750,000
.
2,318,991
Reading
York
419,555
'
547,626
525,000,000
____
Scranton—__
A.
1,406,363
.5.
;
128,609,990
Dec. %
53,792,846
London——
-363,916
—
—
Chester-.*—
$
56,785,634
Vancouver—
40,076,049
District—Philadelphia—
':fe
24
75,443,274
128,739,432
-4-
Winnipeg—
Victoria
Third Federal Reserve
Dec.
Inc. or
30,633,788
Montreal—
St.
$
146,576,940
Toronto
21,509,251
3,393,728,701
1941
1942
Hamilton
V
Ended
899,063
36,000,000
4,659,144
—•
Newark
1
3,429,293,990
1,061,101
36,400,000
4,871,052
8,950,489
AAA
—
.
1,009,820
-
26.4
+ 15.8
10,038,243
;
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
New
A
AA 3,671,344,763
York—
Rochester
;
911,153
1,194,923
6,162,364
5,337,227
54.1
■> 1,536,238
,
AA.-
Buflalo
4,510,370
Total
(32 cities).
^Estimated.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
40
Cumberland County
(Continued from page 8)
earnings per
of
rate
Rental
$1,801,095, charged to expense and the ' net value or
property retired during the year,
$109,424, exceeded the new con¬
struction; which amounted to $1,272,951.
The more important items of new construction during the year were
the enlargement of the San Diego, Calif., packing plant, expansion of
cheese
making and egg drying facilities in various produce plants
and new smoke houses, office building, sewage disposal plant and other
improvements at the St. Paul packing plant.
Food rationing of the civilian population became necessary with the
increasing demands of the armed services and lend-lease requirements. ;
Meat
rationing/which became effective Oct.
1, 1942, limited the
amount of meat a packer may distribute through his civilian outlets;:
compared with the corresponding quarter of the previous year to these
amounts;, pork 75%, beef 80%., veal 100%, lamb and mutton 95%.
These quotas have since been lowered to*
pork 70%, beef 70%, veal
*70%, lamb and mutton 75%,
The civilian use of fats and oris also
preciation,
of the Department of Justice
brought
against meat packing companies.
Among the pending cases is one
charging conspiracy by 82 packers and certain of their employees and
addition
in
,
.
pending
three
to
previous year have been
the
in
hams.
Of the new indictments one was commenced at Denver alleging that
the defendants, The Cudahy Packing Co..
other packing companies,
and certain livestock interests had entered into an agreement that they
would no longer purchase lambs at the ranches at which they were
produced but would confine their purchases to the public market
Meat Institute
American
the
:
Four
fix the price of Easter
to
Another
commenced
was
and alleged that the packing
con¬
at Sioux City
defendants, including this company, had entered into a
company
by which each agreed to buy a certain percentage of 75% of
the hogs offered for sale at ,the public market at Sioux City.
The
remaining two were commenced at Chicago and have to do with the
spiracy
One of them was diiected against various chee&e
chain store organization and packing companies, including
marketing of cheese.
a
concerns,
It alleges that the defendants engaged in a conspiracy
this company.
to
fix
prices
to
defendants
the
be paid for cheese.
The other involved certain other
this Compaq, and other meat packers.
It alleges
conspired to fix prices to be paid by dealers to cheese
interests,
cheese
producers.
The
!
commenced
suit
appeal
An
at
has
Denver
been
dismissed by the
was
Consolidated
by
taken
Income
Oct. 31, 1941 Nov. 2, 1940
$- •".
and operating revenues—.
344,075,052 240,095,694 194,069,395
Cost of sales and operating expenses
profit on sales—
Provision
for
22.859,949
134,335
Contrib.
10,901,764
1,883,224
1,606,513
134,360
6,083,023
94,182
99,539;
1,734,525
employees' pension fund
to
profit
Operating
income
Miscellaneous
^
Total income
8.318,572
6,177,205
3,704,301
1,101,314
Other charges
—:
985,917
96,805
373,161
1,004,262
79,022
*3,768,171
1,165,810
504,794
3,352,282
3,652,317
2,116,223
—_——
for inc. & excess prof,
Prov.
income
Net
—"
—
Dividends on
7%
preferred stock—_
Dividends
of
Shares
common
ing
of
6%
preferred
stock
($30 part
Earnings
taxes..
—
240,000'
stock—
404,013
400,731
income
467,489 M
div.
Pfd.
of
95,479
$148,929
$1,367,525
$1,636,546
$121,461'
and
profits
excess
Period End. Oct, 31-
$384,565
$386,843
132
Crl,493
Cr741
7,003
8,955
105,786
"$107,682
$878,667
$1,148,151
$29,164
$349,973
$349,976
Other
$16,667
$16,737
$200,071
$200,848
the
Federal income and excess profits
forth
for
the Revenue Act of
in
Other
1942
without
are
amortization
lease
of
or
for possible deduc¬
facilities, or deductions
war
156,
1941,
and $200,848 for the
Railroad
have
Co.
been
removed
Int.
In 1942 such appropriations are being made
for common stock at the rate of $200,000 a
R.
Electric
O.
trainmaster
general
night
Dexter,
Charles R.
Hoboken,
at
N.
J.,
will
be
promoted
to
to succeed Mr. Hartshorn.
to assistant
1
Rio
&
from
ry.
from
.
income
(Jess
taxes
in
taxes
1942
credit
post-war
of
to
$1,717,247.
$38,000)
totaled
$2,050,925.
the
272,216
646,759
415,945
>.
28,328,607
23.891,855
'
5,047,070
4,240,819
3,733,031
2,226,686
1,328,542
Cash
—
—.—
and
Accounts
receivable
inett—15,916,605
Inventory
Special deposits under State Compensation Acts
Lake
Ry.—Earnings1940
$2zt,434
103,242
64,908
134,448
85,581
153,512
94,657
Net
$275,645
2,227,255
803,037
561,797
595,379
539,256
1,070,372
798,709
2,115,582
832,082
724,159
2037.
investments
♦Fixed
'
assets
Prepaid
debt
Deferred
J
:
discount
charges
526,862
23,929,576
from
330,402
and
.
398,099
......
:
—
438,000
229,547
expense
38,709
54,715
21,742
>
27,991
43,425
1,078,464
753,320
784,846
811,405
414,578
162,292
215,314
217,503
75,537
308,534
income...
RR.—-Earnings—
?:
1941
$384,747
197,594
165,984
41,446
$323,595
$317,515
70,146
/<r
K
178,927
181,368
>
Employees'
accrued
income
pension
fund
Sinking
and
Federal
fund
for
Minority
4%
post-war
interest
preferred
preferred
in
and
other
Earned
taxes...
1,124,384
1,398,811
550,000
%
current-
Sept. 1, '55
debs., due Sept.
793,030
756,687
510,928
for
this
company
President,
permitting
first-grade
made
was
announced
that
share
corporation
the
on
29
capital stock, par
with
compares
Dec.
on
paid
$2.40
350,000
425,500
17,707,500
4,187,500
July
on
15,
1941.—V.
77,007
74,373
2,000.000
2,000,000
6,550,500
6,550,500
14.024.670
par)——_
14,024,670
2,968,643
on
156,
products.—V,
to
156,
company
list
p.
and
1688,
Legal
;
4,612,869
to
Jan.
holders of record
2 and extras of
Dec.
20
31.
cents
.
of
6(4%
1940
1939
$7,700,715
2,493,751
2,405,104
$7,459,561
2,249,888
2,292,193
V 1,388,347
1,309,693
1,192,741
97.806,829
78,917.288
74,165,605
income
of
$1
32,846,606
22,612,646
20,178,731
20,062,251
12,565,968
10,702,960
made
was
Co.—$1 Dividend—
has been declared on the capital stock,
holders of record Jan. 15.
A similar dis¬
issue on Nov,
2, last,
compared with
share
per
to
1
this
on
May 1 and Aug.
1, 1942.—V. 156, p.
1325.
1942
1941
$873,767
$311,049
53,669
operations.
officers'
44,010
salaries.—_
fees..
3,868
7,354
61,384
174,160
111.073
...
—:
Provision
for
for
loss
———...
depreciation
of
fixed
—
;
assets
(Sekani
50,741
inventory of Aircraft
on
31,345
—...—--—
482,145
27,096
$98,541
$0.77
$39,429
$0.31
accounts
receivable,
and excess profits taxes—
for income
Net
■
profit
Earnings
;
...
—
v:
share
per
Balance
Assets—Cash
Sheet,
29,
'
has
been
declared
inventories
profit
June
'
V
the
bank,
30,
1942
$20,041;
on
Aircraft,
Ltd.),
(Less reserve for depreciation of $438,755), $331,-
$31,646;
loans,
liabilities, $1,351,311;
Associated
(Canadian
investment
$1,899,928;
deferred charges,
total, $3,811,589.
$1,114,253;
accounts
taxes payable, $572,720;
5%
payable
and
accrued
notes, $66,600; capi¬
(par $5), $639,000; earned surplus, $67,705; total, $3,811,589.—
V. 156, p. 1325.
tal stock
Co.—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
Operation
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$947,256
48,208
$1,063,092
606,679
7,048
3,949
74,442
57,837
16,912
220,175
199,303
$16,225
$13,629
$161,796
$120,717
2,456
4,188
44,679
68,896
$18,681
$17,816
$206,475
$189,613
6,333
?
$82,698
57,756
revenues—
$95,608
14,579
Operating
5,000
69,333
60,000
$12,816
$137,142
$129,613
-
Maintenance
..
Taxes
569,400
.
oper.
Non-oper.
on
in
partially completed contract, $300,000;
(less amounts billed on uncompleted contracts of $10,586,-
accrued
$1,062,424;
Fall River Gas Works
1941, and an initial of $1.20
:
and
hand
on
Period End. Nov. 30—
a
1324.
p.
1941
$8,932,212
1952.
payable Feb.
Interest
Dividend—
year-end dividend of $3.40 per
$40, to holders of record Dec, 17.
This
Oct. 20, last; $1.20 on July 15, 1942;
paid
Co., Ltd.—Interim Dividend—
dividend
C.)—
S.
122,207,099
44,908,949
22,671,544
railway
Liabilities—Bank
known on
revenues__
income
(net)
ordinary
registered shares, par £1, payable Feb. 1 to holders of record Dec. 17.
Payments during 1942 were as follows.
Feb. 2, an interim of 6(4%,
1, a final of 83,4% and an extra of 1(4%.—V. 153, p. 834.
Balance
Retire,
...
accruals-
res.
and Aug.
Gross
3.817,662
6,387,316
—_____
interim
income...
from
Net
Distillers
An
2
on
1942
railway.._
dividend
050;
1,000,000
___
($30
The
paid
were
railway.... $11,300,969
4,453,708
p.
$50,
462),
the
Ward
Montgomery
consumer
$1.20 regular and $2.40 extra on Dec.
17,357,500
4,045,000
1950
1,
adjustments...
surplus
surplus
Capital
3,967,116
subsidiary company..
stock
stock
stock
Common
4,831,014
expenses
First mortgage stock fund bonds due
Reserve
$6,207,500
reserve
payments,
Conv. sinking fund
$11,458,500
—
...
payable
for
Reserve
7%
1,773,592
3,376,510
Discount Corp. of New York—$3.40
payable
Accounts
6%
channel
Phillips,
Devoe
(Charleston,
Years Ended June 30—
$72,724,534 $64,974,001
Liabilities—
Notes
2,225,515
2,934,220
1,363,086
3,978,336
1,987,128
694,475
agreement
an
selected
each
94,151
Raynolds Co., Inc.—New Sales Outlet—
reached
had
payable Jan.
both
$166,500; fixed assets
S.
Co.
■V."
3,783,411
income;.
E.
Insurance
railway.——
oper.
Provision
2037.
when
28
1951.
1939
1940
25.744
distribution
new
16,120,075
5,109,659
2,863,279
7,353,159
4,293,617
recently declared an extra dividend of 20 cents per
semi-annual dividend of 50 cents per share on
type)
167,492
railway-
p.
5,330,050
regular
cents
oper.
Profit
123,152
128,633
$320,201
income
oper.
2,645,061
RR.—Earnings—
156,
Prov.
1942
Devoe &
A
Dec,
handle
Total
30
Executive
railway
156,
11,139,644
...
Fairchild Aircraft, Ltd.—Earnings—
$109,835
31,371
35,828
railway
from
594,137
19,858.089
50 cents per share on Feb. 2,
$95,996
$82,744
50,161
income
oper.
*194,700
26,729,826
10,807,990
1939
1940
1941
1942
$115,965
24,567,144
478,139
—,
insurance
Unamort.
355,786
$2,153,738
1,050,858
670,312
Eureka Pipe Line
par
29,664
„——
1939
961,489
*98,959
p.
stock,
from
A
2037.
p.
ry.
1940
$2,196,440
152,5G8
2,090,097
2,588,042
income.
from** railway
Net
1941
$2,431,419
30,943,399
...
Fire
the
from
ry.
—V.
railway
from
—V.
1862.
$2,781,222
194?
156,
nom
ry.
Net
82,415
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
13,121,215
156, p.
271,662
railway..
from
Gross
128,646
oper.
provi¬
From Jan. 1—
1939
v-?
income...
railway..
156,
Net
include
July 1 in both 1941 and 1942,-—V. 156, p, 79.
Eric
$254,025
from
Gross
taxes
income
(1941—none).—V.
November—
Net
1941
1942
railway
railway
from
22,673.427
26,378,933
—
Other
$3,108,360
$5,037,848
——_
notes
1J)41
Federal
profits taxes of $573,383.76 for the 12 months
(1941—$181,150.16)
after
deducting estimated
...
railway...
income.
of
on
Gross
From Jan. 1—
1942
for
above
excess
1942
railway-
capital
$277,103
p.
$561,426
22,948,096
6,324,634
16,220,055
Salt
&
oper.
ry.
•
Federal income and excess profits taxes
been restated to give effect to the provisions
applicable during the respective periods.
oper,
Extras
railway.
from
Net
$472,955
purposes
railway...
and
share
From Jan. 1—
ry.
65,636
67,501
(Del.)
have
shown
31,
directors
679.975
railway
from
Gross
1941
Oct.
The
1939
$2,432,551
-
Assets—
and
"Loss.—V.
1940
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings-
Net
23,850
requirements
Acts
ry.
834.812
November—
Gross
$627,062
...
——
to El Paso Electric Co.
comparative
tribution
Net
$540,457
„
dividend
from
Net
$2,483,999
2305.
oper.
156,
Net
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Oct. 31
...
Extra Distribution—
20,699,898
...
from
ry.
327,611
$650,912
(El Paso Electric Co, of Del.—
from
1941
48,867,576
...
oper.
from
Net
264,883
$540,457
ry. oper. income.
From Jan. 1—
railway
railway.—
from
ry.
22,628
$64,689
Net
each
income
p.
from
ry.
21,930
$50,645
Revenue
Gross
156,
From Jan. 1—
Net
(public).
!
from
537,990
$3.29
amounted
$978,523
from
$3,119,178
1,879,490
railway-
Denver
467,489
S6.57
708
$805,340
November—
Net
Net
—V.
Dr44,541
$87,317
amort,
Gross
at Toledo, Ohio, was promoted,
..
railway-
156,
Net
Dr5,28G
$72,575
—ii—V
amounts
2,886,657
..
income
oper.
ry.
Net
Drl,904
1942
Net
general freight agent at Chicago.—V.
1942
oper.
from
Net
$977,815
the
$5,729,687
„
railway-
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$849,880
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry. —Earnings—
Grande Western RR.—Earnings—
railway-
from
—V.
$92,602
♦For
was
general agent at Chicago, was transferred, Jan. 1,
November—
Net
$74,479
Equitable
Denver
Net
404,246
revenues...
oper,
&
for
2305.
Gross
426,373
post-war credit of $58,655
yardmaster,
Hartshorn, general agent,
effective Jan.
Net
34,926
ending
trainmaster.
general agent at Toledo,
Net
394,984
35,285
—
sion for estimated
Mfg. Co., below.
terminal
Thexton,
Ralph G. Carlson,
Gross
788,559
.
Charles
p.
44,609
taxes.
Balance applic.
of
promoted, effective Jan. 1. to superintendent of the Morris and Essex
division, to succeed Perry M. Shoemaker, who became general super¬
to
414,939
96.322
income
Preferred
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Promotions—
terminal
435,792
taxes
The
intendent.
34,805
Interest
for
2128.
p.
Crocker-V/heeler
Joseph
238,935
36,574
Balance
C. W. Liquidating Co.—New Name—
See
261,748
Balance
adjustments
defense
Portland
from
of comparison.
earnings available
year.—V.
19,734
1941, for additions to reserves in connection
30,
purposes
from
1,484,172
22,355
...
Balance
1942.
charges of $16,737 for November,
the
$3,915,092
1,645,798
periods applicable to the year 1942 have been computed
months ended Nov.
with
$4,406,150
a/c
...
estimates
Income
Mos.—1941
$351,867
125,129
♦Federal
financing expenses which will arise through the proposed merger.
12
.
income—net ■%__
Net
$29,164
liability for excess
any
(Texas)—Earnings—
102,293
.....
has
$213,712
1942—Month—19411942—12
...
Depreciation
"$327160
that it
123,349
$182,773
surplus.
$405,709
140,695
revenues
Maintenance
141
...
reserves
and
111,425
1862,
p.
Operation
lease
for
stock
common
El Paso Electric Co.
71,337
5,242
_
$82,285'
for the
for
Operating
83,242
$32,032
the rates set
at
:
$1,541,067
Notes—The estimated provision for
taxes
'
:
999,388
requirements.
for
P.R.R.
'
393,785
$1,296,188
income
$337,062
$294,198
Company does not consider
8,623
deductions
13
requirements.—_
profits taxes,—V. 156,
117,635
400,871
$142,915
;
6,014
interest—net
Prov.
38,389
28,000
46,127
137,502
73,800
Other
:
56,791?
3,886
10,458
$116,219
interest
—V.
467,489
$5.93
State
Balance
-
——
3,267
—
■
dividend
income
Bond
Net
4,852
16,254
November-r—
and
♦Federal
Balance
Preferred
outstand¬
...
share..
per
915,670
——.
33,837
;a
.......
♦The
tax
Gross
Gross
Interest
34,212
taxes...
84,500
tax
prof,
Non-operating income
3,604,762';
69,275
...
other than income taxes——
Taxes,
17,855,400
10,884,543
1,774,587
1,458,662
132,846
20,608.884
10,919,261
1,822,531
8,249,297
depreciation.
561,159
111,182
taxes
income
operating
Gross
Gross
Sell,, adver.. gen. & admin, expenses
623,253
8,580
than inc. tax
exc
Net
Net
$
$
260,704,578 211,924.795
366.935,001
54,043
November—
•
Net sales
41,528
19,140
23,612
—
—
Interest
310,191
of
,
Federal
Fed.
(J. S. District
Fiscal Tears Ended
Oct. 31. 1942
217,888
356,382
\ 10,885
deprec...
replac.
the
Account,
17,477
?
...
$383,080
17,093
16,295
1,631
income
taxes
$329,229
—_
„:—
•Federal
Other
1941
1942
revenues
Expenses
.
Government to the U. S.
Supreme Court.
This suit is pending.
A suit in which we were not
involved was tried at St. Joseph, Mo., and decided in favor of the
defendants by a jury,
A third suit brought against certain Indiana
packers
and live stock interests
was
tried early this month at ?
Indianapolis.
The decision was in favor of the defendants.
In the opinion of the management of this company and its counsel
these charges are without foundation, and we feel court decisions will
sustain our position in this respect.
Further, at this time of national
emergency we feel we should be left in position to devote ourselves
fully to cooperation with the Government rather than be forced to
expend time, energy and money in defending such accusations.
Court.
209,725
27,670
17,477
taxes
Denver.
at
210,857
Total
Social Sec.-Fed. & State
Fed., oth.
The
in procuring indictments in the packing and in
indictments in which the company is involved
activity
its
industries.
1,900,563
568,730
prop..
munic.
and
State
tions
During the year the Anti-Trust Division
2,040,366
10,165
40,257
for
product for shipment overseas.
other
leased
for
the heavy ^increase
Litigation
210,631
60,516
—
Other
production of canned meats. - This was especially true of canned
pork, which has become a principal war food.
Our production of
canned pork in 1942
was 82%
larger than in the preceding year.Another noteworthy achievement of the year was the perfection of the
process of pork dehydration by our 1'esearch laboratories.
This process
met with
the enthusiastic approval of Government, officials..
As a
result we have been awarded contracts for large quantities of the
$5,874,831
property—leased.
bus
in the
continued
of
Provision
,
,,
major developments of tfye year was
the
of
One
,
restricted.
power
Provision
_
been
$7,197,306
Maintenance
,
has
$566,674
__—
Purchased
1942—12 MOS.—1941
$619,252
—_
(Del.)—Earnings—
12 Mos. Ended Oct. 31—
175,252
revenues
Operation
amounted to $23,929,576, a decrease of $637,568 during the year.
reduction is accounted for by the fact that provision for de¬
This
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
.
1942,
El Paso Electric Co.
& Light Co.—Earnings-
Power
(Including Cumberland Securities Corp.)
share of common stock after preferred dividend
requirements.
This rate for 1942 was $5.93 per share, $6.58 per share
in 1941, and $3.29 per share in 1940.
'
The net investment in property, plant and equipment at Oct. 31.
\
Monday, January 4, 1943
Dolphin Paint & Varnish Co.—Accrued Dividend—
income
Interest
$12,347
charges
...
532
638
6,106
6,354
$11,816
$12,178
$131,035
$123,259
105,890
119,126
•
:
Total
*
in
—.......
$72,724,534
i......
156,
p.
special
a
declared
to
meeting
held
final distribution
a
holders of
record
Dec,
Dec
of
22,
date
the
on
stock of
22,
$1.40
1942,
This brought to $17.90 per share
to
1941 and $20,716,848
426.
Culver City Properties Co.—Final
At
$64,974,001
1942,
per
Liquidating Div.—
the
board
of
directors
share, payable Dec. 29,
1942,
account
of
Dec,
21
to
this
After reserve for depreciation of $19,236,244 in
1942.—V.
issue
the total of
liquidating distributions "
$10 par value.-—V, 153, p.
Delaware & Hudson
November—
Net
from
from
Net ry. oper. income—.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
from
from
ry.
railway
railway..—.
uper.
156,
p.
income.._
was
of
one
on
record Dec.
of
$2
paid
sales
profit
—V.
1941
1940
$2,750,108
$2,240,233
$2,304,277
1,164.441
638,978
619,691
756,584
1,237,483
474,951
428,606
548,991
The
last
income
income
excess
1941
$286,433
—
$253,142
9,634
35,409
23,000
outstd.
$2,886
$0.05
•
com. shares
6,748
$12,409
profits taxes.
....—
$0.01
156, p. 1468.
41,822,256
31,190,490
24,452.409
23,342,124
14,659,191
10,695,065
7,194,253
7,365,663
9,020,816
7,8Jl,'<y8
5,148,000
5,122,900
203G.
East Kootenay Power Co.—Earnings
Period End. Oct. 31—
Gross
1942—Month—1941
earnings
Operating
$66,090
Net earnings
Note—Operating
taxes.—V.
24,930
expenses
100,
p.
$41,160
expenses
1772.
do
not
income
declared
Dividends
-V.: 156,
p.
—
2037.
Firestone Tire
&
$352,693,500, the largest in our history.
This
over our previous sales record of $268,091,826
for all expenses including $10,307,082 for
depreciation and $33,620,874 for taxes, and after adding $3,000,000
to the reserve for contingencies, the net profit was $12,481,129.
Our war contracts have been renegotiated in accordance with The
Sixth Supplemental National Defense Appropriation
Act of 1942, as
amended by the Revenue Act of 1942.
The repayment agreed upon
Is
included
in
the
liabilities and
the profits havq been reduced
Sales
is
in
an
to
amounted
increase
31%
of
After
1941.
providing
accordingly.
1942—7 Mos.—1941
$59,398
20,133
$446,632
175,263
$400,475
128,222
$39,265"
$271,369
$272,253
include
Co.—Annual Report—John
in a letter to stockholders states:
Rubber
W. Thomas, Chairman,
taxes
and
Net
Dec.
1939
$3,687,468
18.
on
1942
:
before
Earns, per share on 243,000
RR.—Earnings1942
railway
railway
accumulations
holders
dividend of $3.50 per share on
the class A stock, no par value, payable
a
Quarter Ended Oct. 31—
Net
Federal
546.
declared
Duro-Test Corp.—EarningsNet
.
recently
previous payment on
15, 1941.
Arrearages as at
Nov. 1, 1942, amounted to $19.25 per share.—V. 149, p. 3870.
Net
Gross
directors
The
income
and
excess
profit
running at full capacity to produce war materials,
equipment is on every fighting front. Buildings
purchased or leased to increase facilities.
A new
factory for the manufacture of airplane wings was built in Akron
and went
into production in October.
We purchased a factory at
Plants
and
have
have been
Firestone-made
been
Newcastle;
erected,
Ind.,
and
leased
a
plaht
at "Dallas," Texas,; for
making
Steel
our
are
has been made
we constructed
and
bomb-loading plant in
a
our
Net
$41,398
$646,921
35,652
435,713
29,136
rents
■'
J
26,300
586
570
6,756
9,447
;
'
ry,
Other
$17,812
income
$2,834
373
income-
oper.
403
;
$175,315
and
better
We
guns.
$102,899
21,830
tracks
continuous
links
belt
metallic
of
25,086
'
$3,237
$197,146
;
■
(
19,424
;
leased
$107,703
-
-
charges
for
Rent
for
J
:
c
.
$2,303
$17,327
roads__
550
550
Interest deductions..—X
,11.656
11.658
Other deductions
493""
X
156,
493
5,421
5,421
$31,709
*$35,923
Food Fair
war
$
1942—4 Wks.—1941
73
a
that
there a^e now in operation
ago.—V.
year
156, p.
A
Consolidated
V.'.
Income
:
1942
.
*{&'
sales
Ret
'
•
1940
'
'
' '
$
Profit
Other
the
76 stores, compared
Interest.f *
"Minority
_
interest
deductions
Misc.
Prov.
672,714
792,644
16,232,808
t2,057,639
2,448,864
•'2,131,870
X.
XXA-taxes
contingencies^
for
72,283
-114,253
158,607 " r- 86,141
19,162,461 °14,262,604
3.000,000
6,650,000
89,994 :
'
X--XJX 12,481,130
51,992
Nov.
11,262,428
8,652,608
2,795,604
2,795,604
._XXX,XX,
2,895,725
2,403,279
1,929,403
for period—
shrs. outstanding
6,831,509
$10)
(par
Eftrns.
1
.X~
—
1,930,811
:■
• ,.;A:xA':
ax./;:,A
Consolidated JBalance Sheet, Oct. 31 (Incl.
;X
V
•
Customers'
held
Other
contracts
3,193,914
»
2,840,141
.
prior
6%
,
$
'
"
,
Common
46,593,400
45,412,900
the
of
19,308,110
Reserves
13,348,765
under
Advances
Govt,
contracts
433,526
payables, accrued items snd deposits on
unfilled ' orders
XU-X
——__-„Al8,463.878
—
State and local
—;-X~A--.
surplus
A'
Total
A
* After reserve for depreciation of
in
book amounts less
tAt
interest.—V.
{Includes
ance.
156,
authorized
Leahy
send
a
156,
letter
to
all
payments
SEC
Dec,
the
Dec.
15,
23
all
32,110.9
collection
securities
the Securities
and
'A A ./'"A..!
.A
•
of
Indebtedness
,A:
:
books
at
stock——
on
against
A
is
29
the
approved,
to
1942
Net
taxes
income
profit
1941
$9,641,883
—
1,108,304
2,107,728
$456,000
$1,135,000
$652,304
;
345,341
.—$1.89
$972,728
344,137
$2.82
Outstanding
Earnings
.X-'..
taxes__——
—-
——
shares
common
$14,361,881
common
per
share
———A.
tin conformity with present anticipations, no provi¬
profits taxes.
{Includes 'excess profits taxes.
Current assets as of Sept.
30, 1942, including $1,471,881 cash and
Treasury-tax notes of $825,0000, amounted to $6;043,470 and current
liabilities were $1,769,648.
This compares with ca&l of $700,833, cur¬
■"After charges,
sion
rent
for
made
is
assets
of
1941.—V.
excess
$6,737,748
156, p.
Eastern
The
unit
first
.
before
and current liabilities of $2,401,867 on Sept,
1149.
November—
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—.
Ry.—Earnings1941
1940
A
before
Net
Net
,
Utilities
.
to
1963.
carried
$47,000,000;
full
a
cash
—V.
5,401.793
5,521,595
1,554.653
1,556.243
935.166
785,400
713.425
156, p.
2038.
of
of
war
November
1942.
decrease of $719,811 from the October
of deliveries, as expressed in
acceleration
in
of
form
in
part
to
price
exceeded
reductions
said.
A
,
part
representing
Deliveries, for
by
about
in
due
to
October, in part to shifts in
savings passed along to the
$89,942,036
deliveries for the
of
is
November
than
month
announcement
rate
deliveries
that
months
several
October
total
past
two
and,
for
deliveries
months
the
have
$3,000,000,000.' , (Compare V.
AA
.' :
A, -'A ;
15G,
,
.
that
announced
upgrade.
the United States to approximately 358,600.
In
and women are employed in Canada. :V. AAA
in
addi¬
A
r
foi;ge plant, output of which, added to current
make
Chevrolet
one
of
the
largest
suppliers
of
will
aviation
Pearl
forgings in America, began production two days
anniversary and just seven months after
start building, it was announced last week by
Harbor
broken
to
manufacturers
addition
in
its
on
'
reservations,
Lexington
to
.AAA ,:X A.'
■
A:
'."XX
!' " ••
production flow
and types of Morgings produced,
of the Army Air Corps, which -was
Plant Corporation
funds for the
building and equipping of the new plant, Mr.'Coyle said.—V. 156, p.
capacity..
2306.
'
.
•Georgia & -Florida RR.—Earnings—
Period-—
by
proposal
a
Water
Power
Co.,
gold bonds,
convertible sinking
" 1
Dec.
24
dividend
liquidating
of
liquidating dividend
to the
reduction of
,
,
1,
-
the
approximately
permitted
Walnut's
1
,
,
,
Week End. Dec. 21
,
Water's first mortgage 5%
156. p. 2306.
Chevrolet.
to
scheduling
-i
•
<
Operating
out¬
1942:
-AX
revenues
%:■ .'
«.
X ,X
.'■■■
J f-
Operating
—V.
-v
1941
X Jan.
•
Operating
Federal
Fed.
>
30—• A
viV 1942-Ai2
'
,
Mos.—1941:
$3,317,738
$41,497,082
$37,244,562
i,329,329
- 374,250
1,795,933
16,491,111
17,207,193
341,600
4,452,190
3.981,600
1,128,815
depreciation^
386.502
3,760,478
3,288,397
i 1,899,858
5,516,495
2,335,128
85,301
$9,376,949
$10,346,944
-
taxes
income
takes_-<:;
.
-AxXA
profits taxes
excess
;jX
;
1942—Month—1941
$3,762,784
expenses
for
General
,A
1941
$1,598,185
Week End. Dec. 14
' X Jan., 1 to Dec. 14,
1941 XX
1942
1941
.1942
$32,000
$4.4,000
$1,687,969
$1,554,085
.
.-X
revenue
Prov.
M942
$1,726,818
$44,100
Georgia Power Co.—Earnings—
Gross
r-
1 to Dec. 21
;;XX;XX'.'X X
2223,
p.
A
-
$32,300
;
revenues
156,
X
--X
income
■,
XXiXX
income
Net
X
$793,703
311,829
deductions
other
&
$530,390
338,275
$618,561
$455,428
223,005
Gross
in
Aircraft
the
Division
automobile
of
this
industry
to
corporation
convert
to
become
has
complete
the
airplane
Balance
—V.
,v; 223,005
2,676,064
2,698,921
$395,556
$232,422
$2,927,687
$2,699,761
3,773,198
4,948.262
$5,603,751
,
$5,398,682
production of two different planes for the Navy, both designed by the
Grumman Aircraft- Engineering Corp., Mr. Goad reported in his first
statement
public
The
on
the
division's activities.-
new
Eastern
own
Aircraft
undertaken
difficult
the
automobile industry
in
its
shift
to
new
five
division was formed to utilize some
Motors
plants
on
the
Eastern
Two
formerly Fisher Body plants at Baltimore, Md., and Tarrytown, N. Y.;
one was an automobile assembly plant at Linden,
N. J.; another was a
battery plant at Bloomfield, N. J.,
automobile hardware at Trenton, N. J.
and the fifth manu¬
In these five plants,
none of which was easily adaptable
for aircraft manufacture, Wildcat
fighters designed by
the Navy as the FM-1 and Avenger torpedo
bombers designated at TBM-1 now are taking shape at the hands of
thousands of workers, less than 5 A of whom had previous aircraft
building experience.
1941
.
1940
-
1939
-'
$281,739
$439,939
$182,165
63,451
242,481
26,659
43.527
26,035
188,498
5,575
railway—_
4,666,844
3.300.007
2,564,352
2,084.338
railway..,—_
1,856,794
995,123
658.889
330,7131
oper. income—
156, p. 2038.
850,170
470,-789
318,722
-49.132
Net
ry.
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
from
ry.
XV,
.
Grand Trunk Western
November—
Gross
war
were
:
144,546
from
from
from
Net
60 acres of floor space
seaboard.
....
railway——opeiv income—_
Net
Net
General
X'-.AX' .',.1942
$538,588
-railway--X "
from
Gross
parts for assembly into the completed planes.
conversion was described as. one of the most
by
2223.
p.
November—
v
Net
fact,
manufacturing its
The
156,
Net
„
corporation's announcement further goes on to say:
about a half year after the letter of intent was received
from the Navy, Eastern Aircraft, from parts furnished by Grumman,
had assembled and flown its first airplane.
Now Eastern Aircraft -is
"In
XXXLXXx •'.!
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings-^-
ry.
1940
1939
$2,535,433
$2,305,671
$2,087,694
1,049,708
income_^_
1941
$2,680,000
railway
railway
oper.
!
RR.—Earnings-—
.1942
.
667,838
745.438
545,404
886,153
454.395
500,594
325,066
27.906,000
27.957,745
22,711.911
19,614.615
7.911,536
8,634,460
5,666,972
3,336.964
5,408,831
5,796,434
3.255,504
1.038.760
From Jan. 1—
.
Gross
Net
1.744,526
a
11
aluminum
attain
—V.
5,918,567
first
100'A reserve.
"
Exchange -Commission
a
announced
plants in the United States and Canada
Coyle, General Manager, Chevrolet Motor Division.
a
peak capacity of millions of pounds of forgings per year,
forge will supply many aircraft, aircraft parts and aircraft
In
factured
4.523,219
paper
on
Chevrolet operates at the-direction
instrumental in
securing Defense
Delco-Remy
3,331.352
up
Whitney engine are already in production at .another Chevrolet
forge plant and requirements to meet increased .schedules will be sup¬
plied by the hew forger-:A AA-'A'AA,A''; \ A:AA '/AA A
C AA Output of the new plant will .'be scheduled at an increasing pace*
177,983
'"come--.
oper.
set
men
was
engine
.,
$517,002
9.878.996
railway—-'.
In
been
new
160,165
railway——
from
from
rw
E.
$491,235
106,388
■•/>';*/•■''•. A ; v.-.
mtd-February,
-
•
started
had
With
189,260
99,112
plants
Division
maintained
These
the
on
the
ground
$598,451
120,534
A
the
28
the
the
1606.)
also
new
550,507
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the-,
the
annual
employment
tion, 13,379
194?
$1,079,477
420,952
and
more,
ultimate
&
value of
■ '
'
Co., Awhieli
A '*
iti the
• ''
,
in
1939
and
employment increase
the
$82,701,500
-—
production, it was disclosed with the announcement today * by L. O.
General Manager,: that five plants which were manufacturing
automotive parts or assembling automobiles less than a year ago are
now
in
production of fighter planes and torpedo bombers for the
United States Navy.
...■,
Although only 11 months old, Eastern Aircraft has retooled the five
General Motors automotive plants the new division absorbed upon its
formation on Jan. 21 of this year, and is now well embarked on the
"The
& Denver City
more
500%
as
employment in General Motors plants
For hourly-rated factory workers in the
United States it totaled 286,434 for the ,week ended Dec. 20, an increase
of
11,346 over the week ended Nov. 22.
This brought total G. M.
production.
Fort Worth
training
set
'
situation.
—
"'Profit
Federal
part
Production began in December with the manufacture of aluminum
propeller blade and propeller piston forgings.
Main crankcase sec¬
tions, pistons and other aviation forgings Tor the Chevrolet.-huilt Pratt
Electric
with
contribute
duction of Autos to Aircraft-—
to
of
eventual
been
of
Dec.
shorter
1941.
and
was
Int.
X'-",7 X
•
the
has
Motors
for
not
a
in
an
continues
Goad,
Sales'
necessity
schedules. and
General Motors Corp.—Physical Conversion from Pro¬
A
One
.36,782,500
of Lexingtpn Water's bVz%
and
pay
the
rivets,
castings,
sub-contractors,
sources.
Deliveries—
that
combined
1952
pp.
A. It
Water Sinking Fund—
standing notes approximating $28,000.
Stove Co.—Earnings-
9-Months Ended Sept. 30
at
the
$28,000 to its sole stockholder. Walnut Electric and Gas Corp.
Walnut
will surrender all of General's outstanding stock and apply the pro¬
from
unusual
parts
of intent from the U. S. Navy authorizing
Grumman-designed fighter planes and torpedo
AAA"'
A
'.•■■■
-'..A
was
Period End. Nov
to
forgings and
to
plans
with
and
suppliers,
2,606
$10,268,300
35,650,700
$1.
at
gold debentures, due 1953.'—V.
Securities
led
Aircraft
on
fact
being
year
been
<
,,
General Management Corp.—To Pay Dividend—•
The
and
for
on
plant. possible,
as
on
General
dollars,
entire
A;AA
follows:
as
pari;
which
Electric Co.
1968, and $125,000
corporation
called
automobile
one
Linden
J,
t$l
consist of $108,300 of Lexington
insur¬
Commission
status of
•
The
million
and
subsidiary, $233,300 of gold bonds and debentures to enable the latter
to meet its sinking fund requirements due Jan. 1, 1943.
The securities
fund
complete
the
letters
War
volume,
Government
Electric
;a
due
radical
account
102,683 shares
713,014 shares
.
Southern
of
stock
Electric
&
Auto¬
into
New Aluminum Forge Plant Completed by Chevrolet
parent company on open account, $362,181;
Dec,
on
Gas
and ithe
367,825 shares
stock—
debt
and
$47,363,181.
SEC
The
in
benefit
them.
take
quickly
achieved."
is
$1,699,941,198
November
-
securities
'
To Contribute to Lexington
General
the
undergo
to
the
been
,.
November's
M.
it's books
on
Co.^—
—
common
Gas ,&
had
employment
around
had
that
to
at
as
aluminum
that
Eastern
-■
.Government
the
-
.
Gas &
outstanding
obligations, <6%, due March 1,
Associated
for
be
sub-contractors
were
conversion
on
corporation
dollar
Upon completion of the merger, Gengas will carry the preferred stocks
of
used
to
deliveries totaled $247,685,749,
..
carried
are
Electric
to
to
of
tools
sep¬
experience
before
had
aircraft
40,000
never
gathered
were
achieve
to
received
figures.
until
dividends
of
r'v Other indebtedness to parent, $41.10. '• AAA^AaAA:
The investment of Gengas in JSouthetn is presently carried
:%A:7XX-X
received
Exchange
A '■
had
totaled
the
in
shares
return for cancellation, are as follows:.. J
to
and
the
was
levels
the
materials from
-..AAA.•
Southern's
of
1
shares
long
their search for materials ar.d
In
work, to proceed
The
•
condition
on
the
preference stock--——.
10
that
orders
division
production
bombers.
12.
31,
by
1941,
-/
cumulative
The
'! A.A
shareholders outlining the
2305.
p.
Florence
30,
1,
share on the
per
simplification cf the Associated
Southern
&
Gas
Gengas is
1,921,799
scheduled for Dec. 28. has been postponed by Judge Paul Leahv
of the U. S, District Court in Delaware until-Jan. ,7,
At the same time,
—V.
all
work
after
and
the
balance of 27,889.1 shares is held by the
& Electric Corp., parent of General Gas.
*
14,020,410
pany,
.
cents
ended
holders of
the
to
Gas
in the
of
assets
ceeds
Judge
full
Actual
: '
Nov,
in
use
the
airplanes before
with
nucleus
machine
outsiders
steel
workers
peace-time
1942,
hearing for the appointment of a permanent receiver for the com¬
A'
a
the
by
The
public.
'
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—Receivership Hearing Postponed—
;
as
over
more,
when
56,366,071
2130,
p.
25
which it : carries a reserve for fluctuation
investment
'Van.'^Identical amount—$82,701,500.
'
$42,946,451 In 1941 and $45,976,467
advance
quarter
preference
-XX.263,673,195 225,787,766
1942.
limited
is
Total'
2,365,070. .02,295,33^'
49,534,563
-I—X.-;XXX—X
4XXA-{XXXX
Capital surplus
Darned
cf
against
14,608,499 $20,845,887
taxes--'—X-_.
the
goal.
To
date more than 1,500,000 man-hours have been spent training workers;
many of-whom are women.
In fact, because of military man-power
needs, it is anticipated that 70% of all employees will be women
'
5,333,204
■' /'''X-X-.'
18,470,736
Accrued Federal,
the
for
$6
Other
'v"
stock
approved
step
t
—•
10
cumulative
5,320,781
24,030,109
(contra )..
payable--
acceptances
Accounts: payable
stock on
A
common
the
being
assembly lines
production
out
such
aluminum
':
Rotes- and
that
of
to the service department of a Buick dealer,
being made by an ornamental iron works, and. a third
private garage—a 'share the job' program on a grand scale.
a
still
most
men
it
for
fabricate
to
engineering also
flow
552,130
2,865,531
with
$4
10,000,000
A,
the
on
dividend
a
$5 dividend series preferred
50,000,000
—;—
Minority stockholders^'interest in subs.---.
■Foreign bank- loansXXXXXxAAXXXA
peak
is
"And
•
60
,,
Acquire Southern Electric Utilities Co.—
The
19,370,260
48,000,000
2—-XX—--1
debt
X
of
payable Jan. 16 to holders of record Jan.
cents per share paid on this issue on Dec.
Associated
of
•
Long-term
by
•
by
into
350
production,
263,673,195 225,787,766
stock, series AXxXXAX'X^AXstockXX -_A__—_XXAXX
pfd.
declared
$1,
was
Convertible
v.''. Liabilities—
and
employment
■
par
preferred
Associated
:-F$restphe;:Pariib:DevelopittentXXXXX4X-rA^XAv'XXXXxXA62»Q63./
-
and
-
1678.
Corp., in exchange for
•dissolution of Southern.
5,087,101
XXX—;XX-*X-XXXXr»r?
Deferred charges
equally
was
sub-contracted
now
another
AA stock were paid up to and including
paid
was
spread
that
is
common
stock
get
from
AA
Regular quarterly
A
common
of
the
on
to
parts, etc.
purchasers for the
seen in the action of the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
approving en Dec. 29 the transfer of all the assets and liabilities
of Southern Electric Utilities Co. to its parent,. General Gas & Electric
1,921,799
assets
it
built,
on
peace-time
conversion
up
now
forming
people
operate
sense
machine
A
the
on
to
result
sion
74,264,310
(contra24,030,109
the
information
But
process
and
seconds
system is
13,399,637
6,862,240
Govt,
stock,
Another
79,939,523
etc.----,47,690,454
44,821,322
by fire__--r_~l . , AxA-~-X 2,351,868
accounts,
notes,
under
the
I
cents
have
compares
To
fg
{Fully insured assets destroyed
Cash
oh
share
per
trustees, however, have waived
further order of the Commission.-
Subs.)
Assets—' %-'-'X 1
\■■
'X:-X '
^ .■
$
"Land, buildings,
equipment---——
82,985,396
€ashXXXAX-AXi:XX^XXX~- ^XXXxXy 13,185,423
Inventories vU:
-———-—X 85.725,659
and of 20 cents
holders of record Dec. 23,
The
AA; A'-- ;,:X
1941
Extra Dividends—
$5,
par
'
r
five
of
155, p.
trustees
1,926,282
1942
to
cents
directors
hands
1941 and $8,599,287 in 1942 for Federal excess
$4,402,142 in
{Includes
1942..
extra
Distribution
{.Including debenture discount and .expense.
profits tax.
stock,
the
60
assemblies,
a
that the
company inform
the recipients that the dividend payment is being
charged to capital surplus on the company's books.
The $1.25 dividend
was payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 26.
A
..
1,933,992
$3.02 'A;..;.$2.03
,
were
people
Pay¬
1943,
Dec. 28 paid extra dividends of five cents per share
both
15
corporation
1,936,393
$4.37
similar
A
1,
General Gas & Electric Corp.—SEC Indorses Dividend
•
1,937,026
$5.04
.
per shr. on com.
^Includes, amortization.
12.
Jan.
Payment out of capital surplus of a quarterly dividend of $1.25 on its
2,000,160
6,063,545
3,927,601
A% •
'vxxx;. -aX.
A-'X--'
•-
for
and
place
design of aircraft.' Today the best aircraft production
being blended successfully with the automotive
'know
laid
the
no
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—25-Cent Common Div,—
,:
$5
*
Com.
Jan.
on
was'paid on this issue.
also made on the $7 stock
share
per
quarter
record
while
of
last,
24,
stock,
1941, and 20 cents paid on the old $3 par common stock on March 24,
156, p. 1049.
V
' '
" •>'./%
r'.".'; A'
■
Surplus
an
are
and
were
of
account
on
preferred
1941.—V.
2,795,604
Common
2,
This
.
6,722,046
* 2;753,896
profit
holders
to
Dec.
declared
convertible
detailed
form.
on
build
to
November
1,650,000
pfd. %X
Net
Dividends—6%
of
1941.—V.
1,969,603
1,500,000
been
has
complete
"Meanwhile,
and
A
$20,
par
An
306,336
3,824,056
20
on
$1.75
cents per share on the common
2,069,310
:v> 76,444
'
Janl
ol
each
to
common
dividends
12,793,738
-
the
stock,
12,149,067.
644,671
34.824,290
— —
income
for
Prov.
15,440?, 164
34,151,576
$1.75
1941,
common
1,039,106
X~X-—X-X-'XX
income
their
Because
custom-built
inexperienced
'fluid
every
Preferred Dividend—
cumulative
$7
made
was
share
per
Fuller Brush Co.—Pays
The
36,949,831
35310,725
opei%—
XXXX;:
from
income
Total
.
the
The company on
on
J;
164,487,560 140,823,420
7,281,568
7,146,535
than
tooling
of
airplanes.
two
less
specilic
experience
...
over
160,119,022
352,093,500 268,091,826 187,209,292
———
Mfg., adm. & seiX exps. 306,475,692 225,228,857
Depreciation ' --.-^-^■'•10,307,083
8,711,394
there,
designed
take
immediate
' A
\
■
or
automobile
change
including Oct. 1, 1942, while on April 1, 1941,
$8.75 was paid.
The previous disbursement v as $1.75 on Jan. 2, 1933.
After the payment of the dividend just- declared, arrearages on the
$7 stock will be reduced to $35 per share.—V. 156, p. 1952.
$
'
1,
$7
on
dividend
of
ments
July
1939
$
1941
.
.
.
of
payable
distribution
quarterly
made
(Incl. Subs.)
Years Ended Oct. ,31
Account,
X ; ;
value,
par
rubber, are the largest in the world
the Government of the new war tires
from reclaimed rubber, we are in a very advantageous position.
dividend
A
accumulations
in
methods
2038.
Foster-Wheeler Corp.—$7
•
•
by
the
how'
fn this y^ar by life belts,,, life
of.'which we are making.. In
addition, we are manufacturing pontoons, used for bridges by army
engineers. Company was one of the first selected by the Government
to
manufacture gas masks and
during the year production steadily
increased;
Our plastics division is turning out helmets, gun stocks
and lenses for gas and oxygen masks.'
' X
•
In April, Firestone became the first rubber company to manufacture
Synthetic rubber in a Government-owned synthetic-rubber -plant: This
plant is one of several which pirestone is building for the Government.
The total production of the plants ,we will operate for the Rubber
Reserve Company, as well as our own production, assures Firestone
an
important place ln„the manufacture of synthetic rubber.
Production of rubber from our plantations. in Liberia, one of„ the
•few
remaining sour,ces of ! natural rubber still, open. to , the United
Rations, has been, considerably increased and we are cooperating with
the Government in the development of rubber sources in the Western
Hemisphere.'' XX
V-.yVf-,
X,x' Ao A'X'. X'V'AX .yxX, X-'XAiXv '-AXr
for reclaiming used
end
be
to
greater
problem
the
more
industry,
mobile
$34,094,536
for
parts
countless
1942—52 Wks.-r-1941
$2,962,165 $41,644,631
$3,392,087
It js announced
with
Thousands of lives have been. saved
vests, para-rafts and rubber boats, all
release
problem
trained
100%
'
■
the
came
were
their
Stores, Inc.—Sales at Higher Rate—
Sales
y
the
and
than
-
"Then
arate
2038.
p.
Period End. Dec. 26—
sufficient of our facilities to provide a large number
of these balloons urgently needed for defense against dive bombing,
with
the
jigs and fixtures
found
equipment lent Itself to
building.
'
of
ior
converted
Our facilities
did
Nor
new
be
more
compiled
important war product now being made in the Firestone
factories is barrage balloons. At the ..beginning of the war, we immedi¬
and
now
this
6,143
132,062
*$10,398
$4,629
"Loss.—V.
6,083
134,510 '
Another
ately
of
plants, and still climbing.
physical conversion of the automobile plants took about three
months, during which time more than 25,000,000 pounds of
tools,
machines, fixtures and equipment were removed in the process of
stripping the plants to the bare walls.
Only a small percentage of
20,282
$177,722
■
■]
(
foundations
five
$127,985
>934
857
inc;-
available
fixed
turrets for-combat
also making
are
"
,
$18,184
fr.
deducts
Income
of. our plants are engaged in
Government's important suppliers
rollers for, combat tanks, scout cars
bogie
and
Misc.
"
the
military .vehicles,' We
other
and
tEllkSi
of
one
income
Total
several
and
is
days.
that
workers
rolls
:
manufacturer
largest
cartridges
Firestone
work.
this
.7
...
America's
are
machine-gun
made
has
Co.
the
on
totally dissimilar, it has-been
were
"The
substantial progress and we
have greatly expanded our production of airplane tires, tubes, wheels,
brakes,, bullet-sealing fuel tanks, airplane wings, shatterproof oxygen
cylinders, pilot ; and crew seats and cushions, air-spring struts,- sea¬
drome markers and buoys and many other aircraft products.
One of our more important contributions
to the war effort is, the
manufacture
of Bofors 40-millimeter
anti-aircraft .gun mounts and
carriages.
We have completed delivery of large numbers of these
units
and
we
have made many improvements in them which have
reduced manufacturing time and cost and have resulted in stronger
Aircraft
Firestone
The
automobile
important
new
Net
manufacturing project
new
where the techniques
necessary
to rip out all the automotive equipment,
redesign
many
sections of
the five
plants, and engineer new processes that would
take advantage, where possible, of the mass production experience of
372,000
2,342
.
this
older industry
$510,647
41,786
2,558
expenses.
accruals
tax
build
"To
Co.—Earnings
1942—11 Mos.—1941
862,742
revenues
oper,
RR.
1942—Month—1941
tubes.
and
of
oper.
Railway
Railway
rubber-manufacturing facilities have been
operated at near capacity, to meet the requirements of our armed
forces and
essential civilian needs.
At the conclusion of hostilities
when sufficient rubber becomes available for unrestricted use, we will
be in position to go promptly into volume production of civilian tires
the past year,
During
Gloversville
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
Total
41
■
Johnstown
Fonda,
and
Government
the
for
operating
now
addition
fuel tanks for aircraft., An
Products factory in Akron,
bullet-sealing
to
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157
Volume
Net
from
from
ry.
railway_-.X
railway_t.__'
oper.
156.
p.
income—
1952.
Goodall Worsted Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
-
A
mon
dividend of
stock,
50
cents per share
payable Jan.
was
recently declared
2 to holders of record
Dec. 26.
on
the
com¬
Similar dis-
i
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
42
■ti'ibutions
ments
made. on. July
were
V. 155, p. 2457.
r,
profit
Directors at
1942—9 Mos.—1941.
dividend
$266,25j
$1-2°
$263,383
$1.18.
$66,013
$0.30
$88,952
$0.40
of
share.
depreciation, etc., except excess profits taxes,
top
222,739 outstanding shares of common stock.
'
Note—Retail sales for the three months to Nov. 28, 1942, were $11.-
tEarns.
com.
per
all
"After
Feb.
payable
including 1930.—V.
15
to holders of
record
Jan.
1864.
■
the
This
taxes,
20 "cents
of
Sales
final distribution
the
heretofore adopted
share on the outstanding capital
per
payable Dec.
company,
is
Industrial Rayon Corp,
9 Months Ended
dividend
under
ers
three months of 1941,
•472,675, compared with'$10,028,118 for the same
an increase of 14'/a'f .—V. 156,
p. 1326.
Revenue
sonal
Ry.—Bond Tenders $13,934,300-—
Great Northern
Other
22
accepted
include
not
tenders of G. and H. 4V2^ bonds have
it was announced Dec. 23.
The pur¬
high as par, averaged 99.6606;
This total
undisclosed amount. of open market purchases
the
by
price,-which
<does
an
by the stockholders.
•State,
Sections
Manhattan RR.
&
of
$70,500,
Gross
1939
$7,838,890
2,108.211
3,067.236
1,212,005
- Net
profit
•tEarnings per
$2.35
or
Co.—Earnings—
* After
.
1,882,597
and
exp.
'tOn
per
from
from
Net ry.
—v.
156, p,
35.830,366
!
income
2306.
oper,
94,631,250
-
21,540,806
18,364,089
chgs.,
adj.
•on
™
of
excl.
$6,967,880
1*5,138,120
$62,574
9,388
$2,346,146
110,111
$1,829,760
115,780
revolutionary
$71,962
$2,456,'257.
$1,945,540
.it
"
148,184
)•
•
•...
— Special
Offering—A special of¬
shares of common stock (par $1) was
New York Stock Exchange Dec. 24 at 31%,
(II L.) Green Co.
the
int.
bonds.™
inc.
.
tire
the
of
inc.
adj.
on
outst'nd.
November
Of
14
156, p.
the
under
company."
addition
in
(Including
S.
in letter
President,
Gaston,
stockholders,
to
"Profit
before
"At*
time
this
of
years
of the
basis
this was
the
of the
by the
During
during 1942
be non-taxable to them.
to
corporation on the
to the net investment
offset, appears not to
security losses
Act. of
Revenue
this
1942
Act.
ments
are
corporation
income tax
Federal
from
company
$194,777
$438,758
$1,004,538
regular
to
monthly
can
Net
accrual
and Canadian
Domestic
,
"After
$1,808,268
Company,
and
investment trust,
an
,
principal
Commission
Net
•
Securities
with the
from
rev.
18,723,085
11,925,869
.''
charges
•Int.,-
leasee*
"After
on
Shares'
-
The
based
shares
3,000,000
on
$7.30,—V.
at
156,
Oulfboard Oil
Corp.—V.
Salt
Dome Oil
156,
Ry.
Belt RR.
Novemberfrom
of way
Maint.
of
Net
ry.
railway™™ ™$
from
Net
Other
1940
equipment.__
$1,638,846
487,562
1,241,284
686,012
505,762
551,834
309,061
;201,102
(rail*__
expense
30.186;248
21,'608,459
17,122,225
17,132,568
603,256
38.605
■
Net
3,679,250
2,532,070
Net
ry.
income.
1,650,569
1,445,378
1,895,774
1,076,060
from
oper,..
$429,078
accruals..
facll. rents
194.560
112,795
oper.'income.
$121,723
rev.
r
—V.
from
oper.
156, p.
tax
& jt.
Equip.
1,833,694
ry.
Other
1952.
1942—11 Mos.—1941
Misceli.
Harborside Warehouse
Co., Inc.
Interest—Sinking
$4,662,814
105,097
138,954
2,119,350
1,167,093
$106,563
2,893
$1,376,371
$109,456
$1,422,082
3,175
34,049
41,381
42,629
459,136
45,711
.
for
company
interest
;
the
the
Net
Dec.
on
fiscal
1942, determined that earnings of the
ended Sept. 30, 1942, are available for
10,
year
outstanding 40-year income bonds at the
for the sinking fund instalment
on
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1942,
viz.: $138,941, said amounts becoming due and payable Jan. 1, 1943.
1
The
directors have
postponed the payment of said interest and
sinking fund instalment until the first date for the payment of
interest and sinking fund instalment (viz: Jan.
1 of any year) fol¬
lowing determination by the board of directors that the current asset
on
—V.
$5,750,000
income
:
$63,652
$80,266
$928,897
:
Hydro-Electric
company
has
filed
Power
with
the
stock,
mon
t) ibi'tiens
"V.
156,
cents
recently declared on the
was
payable Jan. 2 to holders of record
made
were
Jan.
on
April
2,
' ;Vl
2131.
p.
share
per
1,
Dec.
July
stock
(par
$100),
stock
Oct.
com¬
'par
•
will be
The
change of
authorized'by
was
The
Corp.—Changes Its Name, Etc.—
14,000
be
at
the
time
same
authorized
capital surplus ;of!;the corporation of the
which
at
the
total
capital
the Hecker Products
on
carried
■as
on
acquisition
that-
the
on
Products
Hecker
The
Products
Foods,
Inc.,
of
The
1942,
the
a
actions
Corp.
on
last
Nov.
over
Best
write-off
Inc.,
on
is
carried
tangible assets
the date of the
interest
surplus
of
applicable
29%>
in
the
to
prior
of
thereto.
following upon the purchase by
the 29%
ownership
in
The
Best
which
$5,500,000.
previously had been held by General Foods Corp.
The liquidation of The Best Foods, Inc., into Hecker
the subsequent renaming of the corporation to
Corp.
The
(6)
of
The
actions
effective
•the
Mhe
operation,
Board.
He
stockholders
it
added
was
was
that
by
said
the
the
William J.
amount
of
the
will
make
Wardall,
write-off
approximately $2,300,000 and
the
for
more
Chairman
the
regular
have
quarterly
declared
an
extra
dividend of $1
dividend
per
share
of
on
$1
the
share
\
shares
of
new
•6,017.883
'
17,201,381''
811,000
56,040,166
etc.
.48,166,272
" 10,529,553
J- ,10,454.553
(net.tiy™!
984,367'
501,507
/.
487,394
16.060,142
>
,™$120,p66,56G $97,494,095
accruals
and
Canadian
and
test.)
taxes
14,748,869
7,493,914
,• /
77,600.
Government contracts.™
8,289,434
fund debentures™.,17,000,000
8,987,394
payments on
sinking
■
or
All
"•
77,500
:17,000,000
9:001,507
"31,898,424, 30,381,418
Stock
surplus
30,628,136
'
29.495.590
„.-•—$120,866,566 $97,494|095
—
156,
$7,754,154
$4,044,167
1,482,656 '■.yy
.%—
.2224.
p.
important subsidiaries
indicated in
as
note below)
^Ended Sept, 30
Consolidated, Income Account, 9 Months
:
'
1941
1942
%
earnings
$24,739,105 $21,582,437
Operating, selling and general expenses.7,818,869
6,402,089
Maintenance and repairs
—i._—:
3,007,299
2,571,617
"U. 'S. Federal income tax
—.l™™™,.
256,148
247,768
tOther taxes
J
1,764,976
1,722,859
gross
,
-
-
Frov.
for deprec.
Net
foreign
en
5,272,329
Si amort, of intangible assets-
Net earnings bef.
Profit
of
v 5,159,972
$5,478,132
40,333.
$6,729,332
-2,300,759
consolidated
subsidiaries
.
$6,619,484
109,848
profit on foreign exchange(net)™™™...:™—™
exchange
earnings
Charges
.$5,518r465
'2,210,032
holders of the
common
the
of
stock
now
held
in
income
"The
the
:
the
Fed.
9
luoome
Months
Dividends
"outstanding,
escrow.
charges
avail,
™™_,
for
15G, p. 2307,
divs._>
.
—
"General
"Charges
Net
Profit
(pet)_™_r™--™—
...
$2,999,739
$2,830,498
$2,608,980
1,021,014
939,842
870.875
827.899
1.015,904
858,403
680.759
$1,278,865
$1,260,211
504,875
492,259
Net'income
Other
.
483,945
75,350
68 385
81,147
125.475
$460,388
$628,235
$705,458
$650,791
before" deducting'interest charges
'
610,870
$L201,495
•<■■•■■■(■■«■.—;
Net
$1,687,081
356
$1,687,437
—™__™™1_-
3;201;943
foreign exchange
charges
Interest
1939
250,838
'101,705
.
(net)—™,™—.™-
earnings'™—™™-™—-—-—-——
on
-
.1940
'; 1941
$1,231,933
.
■
$2,026,459 $1,584,481
expenses, taxes, depreciation, etc.—1,797,387
1,784,836:
to subsidiaries
^^™:
——
C)T,458,009 Crl,392,733
Amortization
1941
" .1942
$1,240,885
531,256
254,318"
Total earnings
;
-
1942
•.
—,—_—__
;—'—
.
504,875
taxes.
Sept.. 30-—
™__™™™™-„-.™™—r-.:
Interest;
.525
$1,040,613
local
deductions
Bal.
—V.
&
Ended
—
Miscellaneous income
now
income tax has been estimated- on
Act of. 1942. :/ No provision necessary for
tlmrfuding taxes to 'foreign governments, etc.
\
Account (Parent Company -Only)
»
Revenue
taxes,
■
,
j.$356,336
for U. S. Federal
the
v
stock of
for each share
$3,077,532
income
of
profits
.3,664,765
,
$970,957
/
provision
basis
excess
preferred
for each share of old common
common
Net
ILoss,
common
$3,308,435
^Interest charges of parent company-—3,457,616
.
the
$4,428,573
Net Income before charges of parent company
)
common.
in cash
maint. & retire.
depreciation
Oper,,
Other
$4 -convertible
1,243,719
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. (& Subs.)
said
..
Hydro will be -reduced' by ($3,180,770, .and
to capital surplus.
revenues
Net
and
240,000
„_'™™™™.™™™_..-™^^™_-™.™"
goodwill
(Excluding certain
cutstanding
The
Gross
capital surplus
per
escrow-amder
the
Interest
directors
fund
welfare
$7,336,964
'6:124,704 '
.
.
:™_:
Interest
by
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—Extra Dividend of $1—
in.
Indianapolis Water Co.—Earnings—
i-gainst which it will be charged was $16,652,344.—V. 156, p. 2306.
The
:
Reserves
to
holders of the preferred stock and old common will have
right to receive the cash and new common distributable to
,them under the plan, and such other rights as are Incident to the
ownership >flf such new common, and all other rights of such stock¬
holders against or with respect to Hydro will cease and become void.—
V, 156, p. 2039.
/
(8)
only
of
authorized
held.
credited
12 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
stockholders
by
new
exclusive
and
authorized
now
and 11 shares of new common
preferred stock now outstanding.
;
(7) Hydro will distribute To the holders of the old
$14,208
Shares oi
Foods, Inc., was planned for Dec. 31,
Best
common
will .distribute to
Hydro
•Hydro
the net amount
Inc.,
old
into <11,025
capital-'Of
thereof
amount
to
the net
(2)
Products
I
(1)
Foods,
minority stock
earned
week
19
of
excess
The
Best Foods,
of
letter's
holdings accrued
stockholders'
Hecker
for
19,
less
of
Corp.'s bodks
books
Nov.
company,
stock
the
of
shares
reclassified
45); The
/•'
of this corporation to The Best Foods, Inc.,
special meeting of the stockholders held Dec. 29.
stockholders
$9,242,823
:;*v -■
- y •
*10,237,540 ; :
__.™i
9,924,459
6.756,169
certificate_J_^.__™_:;_,% ;-V
property,
.10-year .2V4%-
common
..
name
,a
Sept. 30, '42 Dec. 31, '41
—™-
and
Advance
$1,222,071
changed to 250,000 shares of new
.agreement will be returned to Hydro and cancelled,
(4) The remaining 21,000
Shares of old common now
%%%-% %:
will
Hecker Products
Sheet "
'
$10).
the
last.—
1,
V
-
balance
receivable
Mortgage payable
;
:
(2) The 107 shares of preferred stock now in -the-treasury of Hydro
will be cancelled, and the 20,898 shares of preferred stock .now out¬
standing -will be reclassified into 229,878 shares of new common.
(3t The escrow agreement of May 6, 1922, will be terminated and
Similar dis-
28.
and
1
:
official notice Of issu¬
1,039,621
will be transferred
surplus to capital stock
payable
$1,724,476
;
38,455
463,950
pursuant
SEC
1
49,505
on
1
Federal
S.
U.
Co.—Recapitalization
application
an
31.
cents,
shares there
from earned
$1,594,892.
Total
%
25
par)
Ino
49,505
,
»/2'«
•
company
Earned
Section 11(e) of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 tor
approval of a plan of recapitalization.
A statement of the transac¬
tions proposed is summarized as follows:
.
(It The authorized capital stock of Hydro, how consisting of 21,500
•shares of preferred stock, (par $100»^
and 35,000 shares of common
Haverhill Gas -Light Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
of
2.95
20.
,
The
-position and cash resources of the company permit payment thereof in
whole or in part.—'V. 165, p. 52.
dividend
stock
of
issue
corporation
accounts
assets-
•
the
on
record Dec.
Corp.—Listing—
contracts
payable
p. 2039,
156,
Indiana
of 1%, %, viz.: $86,250, as well as
the said bonds with respect to the
rate
A
and
Total
directors
declared
authorized the listing of
has
-expenditures and work in process
Dividend
$1,696,507
27,969
■
been
:™™:
Accounts
.
Fund—
The
capital
the
of
Treasury
1,770.243
1;318.032
'
Charges
Machines
Exchange
"
Factories,
$4,784,782
3,051
deductions
fixed
Total
1,833,694
1,076,060 C> 1,145,697
Investments-
*
$124,774
3,127
:
income
1,895.774
L445.378
.
$350,614
income
Total
•
5,393,526
Semi-annual stock distributions of Vh'b
May T and" Nov. 1, last,—V. 156, p. 2132.
v
on
the
munitions
—V.
Net
5,568,948
Ltd.—Cash Dividend—
Business
of
shares
books
General
,140,11?
-
,
cents.,per --'share'- has
Deferred /-assets
1,145,697
Railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2;65
Stock
York
Against
Capital
Net
250,204
railway,.
from railway.
income.
oper.
also made
U";' S.
8,866,281
taxes.—V. 156, p. 2307.
115,399
<
cents.
2.24
Notes
14,880.997
21,883,928
;
1939
6,436,207
2,532,070
™™™„1
on
$1,204,616 $14,549,048 $13,494,900
112,766
93L836
C
907,210
101,088
1,328.384
1,224,321
29,256
350,764
323.2104
575,858
6,849,059 f- 5,896,180
35,034
426,191
359,197,
30,867
1939
$1,685,482
$2,063,459
$3,186,529
™
14,632,884
559,840
1940
87,976
,
1
■.
Co.—Earnings—
$1,280,783
64,380
114,597
& struc..
Transportation
1941 :
1942
railway..
1,361.950
•
1942—Month—1941
revenues——
oper.
Maint.
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings■
180.15S "
,'
8,151,497
3,67.9,250
of
Assets—
Cash
-v--;
providing for Federal income
Traffic.
Gross
204,687
Total
1502.
p:
.
Period End. Nov. 30—
€orp.—Merger Approved—
See
$535,801
191,811
Consolidated
23,747,278
36,516,812
-
2,710,929
Indiana Ilarbor
429.
p.
$519,609
160,723
:
stock dividend, making the total amount applied for
a
-
the
Other
registration statement listed the amount of the ofiering at $21,-
900,000
as
Patents
Utilities
1941
;; $593,832
$32.2168 vper? share, totaling
;
38,911
1,921,790
,:V
1,307,845
w
■■
fxd. chgs.
Dec.
1942, showed offering market prices ranging from
$2.70 to Electrical Equipment Shares' $7.30 each.
ance
750.633
52,576
•
Inventories-
income..
based
prices
at
shares
744,759
6.P20
.
Co.—Earnings—
2039.
1,
additional
Shares.
make it
mileage and
the nation'k
longer
1942
)
cash .dividend
The New
23.035,556
77,035
10,783
4,018,774
for
rent
& oth.
these
35,824.629
28,463
—
"Net
offer
to
proposes
•selected
15,
%
.
cord
rayon
$705,332
381,132
,
.
railway•
income._i '1,650,569
were
•
RRs.
company
1942—11 Mos —1941
1.851675
in
give
per tire,
thus helping to conserve
natural and synthetic rubber, the announcement
2224,
:
:-y)y
..j v;
International
fixed
for
army
of
railway
p-
each
.
12,593,664 192,686,535 128,892.269
9,419,772 122,631,718 '92,205,518
4,001,094
1
income
:
and
'• *■:-'y
■
cooler,
oper.
156,
Aug.
on
income.
-fluctuating market quotation and Will be issued in the class or classes
by investors.
The
19 shares, as of the close of business
The
front
land
6,797,216
Mis-cell., deductions
'Inc.: -avail.-
y
aircraft
rubber
156, p.
•Unreimbursed
oper.
of
types
inherent
run
Institutional Securities,
...
ry.
all
Insurance Group Shares, payable Feb. l to holders of
In 1942 cash payments were made as follows:
Jan.
rail¬
operations';
,
for
resistance
which
from
ry,
A
■;
3,173,892
70,054,817
36,686,751
Railway tax accruals., v 2,243,059
1,135,512
28,855,257
12.591,297
Equip. & jt. lacil. rents vv---"./•>>•> -V.
(net)
Dr553,063
Drl86,705 Dr5,374,931 Brl;059,89$
a
underwriter.
less
Net
profits tax is required.—V. 156, p. 1327.
1942—Month—1941
?
expenses
way
v
already widely used by the armed
yarn,
tires
"
and; heat
produce' tires
supplies
$1,190,788
$0.75
RR.—Earnings of System—
revenues..;.
oper.
oper.
Other
23 filed
Dec.
on
registration statement covering the pro¬
posed ' offering from time to time of -3,000,000 shares of capital stock
(par one cent per share).
Distributors Group; Inc., is listed as the
Exchange
Ry.
Net
Registers 3,000,000 Shares—
to
•Net from
1
$763,268
$0.48
——•
iOn 1,596,660 common shares outstanding.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
into
tire industry,"
Gross
apply
will
corporation
the. company announces that its
be Used for productlo'n of this
-v;' ■ / •'•
will
continued,
process
way
From Jan. J—
41,750
™—,
,
share
common
Illinois. Central
28
materially increase the companv's total output,
produced by the "continuous process by more
Illinois Termiual RR.
1941
$1,232,538
700,000
345,000
•
'
Note—No provision for excess
•
not
its
limited
depreciation,
interest,
etc.
TFor post-war
contingencies,
and other anticipated losses occasioned by conversion to
work.
war
:
.
volume
railway™jNet
frcm
railway™_i.i.
Net ry.4oper. incomO.L;
Subsidiaries);
1942
and surtax——1—"
L,™„
profit
Dec.
process
statement
strength
said.—v.
under
reconversion
.
for a ruling from the Commissioner
of
Internal Revenue
as
scon
as
practicable after the close of its
income tax year, Dec. 31, 1942, with respect to the degree, if any, to
which this year's distributions, may
be > non-taxable to shareholders.
It is expected that this ruling will be mailed to shareholders well in
advance of the due date for filing tax returns."
Mr. Gaston also states that Dec. 31, 1942, will complete nine years
of corporation's existence, and that the present dividend distribution
of $217,946 brings the total of such distributions paid to shareholders
during the nine years to $3,010,137.'
"Yqur
finds
"possible
Co.—Earnings—
reserve
^Earnings per
certain require¬
that this
if
it is believed by your management
comply with those requirements.
and
met,
will
the
continuous
our
—V.
respect to a 'regulated investment company,' as defined
The new law, however,
does continue the exemption of
investment
an
/ V
1.304,096
allowed with
in
part, if any,
will be ruled
what
determined for your
largely
the
to
as
Revenue
of realized
relation
be
certain
stockholders
to
Internal
Under
income.
hot
is
made
distributions
Commissioner
prior
it
1,287,907
™™,l™
Federal income taxes
provided
)"•
.
;v.i
November—
taxes
1 Contingency
'
rates
we are confident that its superior quality which has revolu¬
tionized textile weaving standards will win it a perminent1 plate in the
1953.
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
wiir qualify "for the tax exemption ,pro¬
Act of 1942 for a "regulated investment
Revenue
Kenneth
this
raise
Gross
company
of
'
rubber
.
under
1941.—V.
payable
continuous
50%the
-'As
one-half of increase of. railroad taxes- for 1941 assessed ('•'
the provisions of Chapter 291 of New Jersey Laws
prior tax law,
basis
•.
.
.
Industry—
/.)":>/.v- ;'y
require
("Includes,
.
..
$299,558
$849,150
„
118,554
114,853
$45,904
"Loss.
•Group Securities, Inc.—Tax Exemption Expected—
expected that
will
The
5 %
at
the
on
.
''
"$76,222
"
Hudson Motor Car
vided
1,645,983
the hands
in
public,
$2.25
$370,609.
..
vehicles,
$68,949
bonds
Deficit
den, Stone & Co. and White, Weld & Co. The offering
was completed in one hour and 23 minutes.
There were
32 purchases through 22 firms, with the largest block
sold amounting to 525 shares and the smallest to eight
shares.—V. 156, p. 2223.
is
1,607,107
Smith, Barney & Co., Hay-
with 75 cents commission, by
It
distribution
yarn.
than
for int.
adj. inc. bonds.
on
Int.
computed
are
$1,706,251
to
corporation is replacing regular strength -yarn production at it's
parent plant With high tenacity yarn for tire cord.required for aircraft,
motorized artillery and army
transport yehicles, it is announced.
In
a
special message to stockholders accompanying year-end divi¬
services,
fering of 3,728
on
taxes
amounting
The
1942—ll Mos.—1941
v/vNet inc. avail,
made
of
credit
.
$7,625,650
5,279,504
$203,526
9,136
post-war
capital stock.
1942 Revenue Act.
143,713
c_C
income
income
Gross
Inc.
-
2,6r2"6,800
"3,916,911
$1,98
10%
.
318,375
$1,506,403
Note—Federal
.
"While
29,746,284
profits - tax™
share™—™-™:
of
shares
$212,662
taxes™
Operating income
Non-operating
85,651,767
34,770,397
115,372,012
44,011,003
26,716,921
150,785,692
65,640,497
railway™™
railway
759,325
dend
;
and excess
common
deduction
$633,671
1571,096
$713,572
510,046
revenue™,"
oper.
Oper.
$4,651,426
100,000
—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
contingencies
Federal income
'.'for in the
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Nov. 30—
1940
$15,311,875 $10,192,940
7,215,551
2,020,111
Net/from
railway
Net. ry. oper. income—
4,000,553
1,005,859
railway
for
; .
7
Act.
-
$7,981,155
1941
1942
November—
from
Section 115 (c) and 11-7 of the Internal
(g)
(3) and 9.4 of the /California Per¬
bf
provisions
and
Tax
Hudson
r,
3041
$5,699,034
•
.175,7.20
•
—™™™_
To Serve Tire
and Year to Date
Earnings for November
'
Gross
v:
*
$4,474,855
: 176,571
.107,321
...
income
Provision
as
%v.-
1942
$15,514,795
5,591.713
Interest; and other charges_^--™™„v™U,_™/-,-%
the
including the three dissolution dividends
share paid this year.—V. 156, p.-1864.
company,
ran
the road this year.
made by
:
i
income
Total
holders of record Dec. -16, 1942..
plan of "complete liquidation?'
to
under
stock
Total earned and liquidating dividends paid on the outstanding capi*
tal stock of the company aggregate $2,965,500. or $98.85 per share;
of $13,934,300 In
total
A
been
chase
the
'
•
■
subject to income taxes to the individual stockhold¬
is
Code
Income
.'
:
—
Pperating profit, after depreciation-™™^™™-
.
The
'
...
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
,
:
•.
special meeting held Dec. 12, 1942,.declared dissolution
a
3
No.
25.
.
been made on this issue each February
156, p.
Holland Land Co.—Final Dissolution Dividend—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
™_
and
since
Co.—Earnings-
Grand Union
Period End. Nov. 28—
"■Net
both
similar extra distribution has
A
'
:
stock,
preference
and Oct, 1, last.
The previous pay¬
1937 and 10In- stoclc in 1938,—
1
$4 per share in cash in
were
*■
Monday, January 4, 1943
to
of
discount
and
™™™—--
"No. provision
:— '-.
'
charges—,
—
li.—•
—
$1,192,378
Ur290
$1,192,088
"3,388,888
253,010
expense
subsidiaries—
interest
loss
debt
;
'6.448
.
6,030
671
2,643-.
,_™
—"""$1,776,627
—
275,206
."
required for U. S. Federal, income and
$2,478,707
excess
profits
taxes.
Note--The
Sept.
of
its
consolidated
30/ 1942,
includes
subsidiaries
only
which
telephone properties
in
income
are
account
the
for
accounts
engaged
the
of
primarily
the West Indies
and
nine
the
in
South
mouths
ended
parent company,
the operation of
America,
and
of
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157'
distributions "of "30 cents each
engaged in business wholly in the United;
The1 accounts of International Standard Electric Corp. and
''subsidiaries'!'(principally ' jmanUfafcttirlng Vsubsidiaries/ located invarious countries' of Europe and the" Par East) , and the accounts of
t^he folloVing: "subsidiaries have "hot been consolidated: American Cable'&; RadiS- Corp;* and» its subsidiaries, »• the' Spanish Telephone - Co.', ■ the Mexican' Telephone Co., the. Shanghai Telephone Co:' and the German
certain" of "its- subsidiaries
States."
'
subsidiaries.—V, 156, p. -1-239.
*■•'•
■■
\' ( "' "
■'
•
*■■■ Inter-^Iountain
june
2,
feept,
1,
•Net
,
1,300,166
522,513
362)364
international
3,098,353
1,561,340
from
-from
Net
iy.
'
1,139,244
,V>
87'/2
$3;50 prior preferred stock,
cents per share on the
no
railway.'—-
5r,922,469
16,877,544
7i;222.961
"railway25,557,580
opef.
inebme,.! '
43,151,858
11,294,857
6,332,820
v'
-
Vp'ayabie;Peb.-''i''td:'h6lder$'"df'''rec0r'd/.!JBn.'-:2i,\'sufchjdeclarati6n'-8Ad'-t)ayr^
menl,. however, .being subject to approval -by order of the Securities,
.
-
.
.
1954.
Insurance Co.—New President
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
a
from
1942
1940
.1941
:
1939
$130,868
$120,010
66.610
60,767
49,597
55,771
40,072
42,071
27,582
1,273,674
1,348,166
648,092
1,229,108
1,276,187
577.867
532,192
581,181
345,771
railway—..
from
Net
413,541
309,062
364,200
$141,911:
.
railway—76,268
Net
ry. oper. Income—_
From Jan. 1—
", ■
$116,211
,
Gross
Net
Granljery, Mar ache & Lord; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.,
and Emanuel'& Co.
The offering does not Constitute
new
financing by the company.—V. 156, p. 1417.
and^ Exchange-Commission :under the provisions" of' the Public Utility
Holding Company Act of 1935.
The'transfer books of the company-tyill not close.—V. 156, p. 2307.
.v.; :
;-t
quarter during 1942.—V. 156, p.
November—
-v
block of 10,000 shares of capital stock of the corporation
Was made Dec; 24 at $9 per share-by a group including
.valu'd/.
par
each
41,389,512
12,585,429
6,187,156
9.621,195
11,631,585
-Lionel;^$tock Offered—A public offering of
•
to
-E. Stanley Kite of Swarthmore,-Pa., has been elected President, suc¬
ceeding William F. Fischer.—V. 156, p. 2133.
662,851'
' a..'c-'1
—'VM56, ,p. 2040.
Corp.—Regular Dividend-rt.;
The 'directorsvbh -'Dec. 28 declared the regular 'quarterly dividend rbf
Assistant 'Comptroller
as
•
Net
Utilities
made
were
Manufacturers Casualty
Gross
'
post
1939
income.",,'
oper.
ry.
Gross
'
.
his
20-Cent Common Dividend—
$3,986)388
'$4,935,991
From Jan. J—
.
"relinquish
take bver his new 'duties.-
tions
1940
$4,069,728
1,373,013
$7,563,475
" railway, *111
.Trom,
Net
The--.dlroetors>:recently decla red - a dividend of '40 cents per share ' on ;
the 6'/v
noil-cumulative preferred stock, par $10, and on the common
stock,: par $10, payable.1 Jan. 2' to holders of record -Dec. 21. .-This..
Compares with 30 cefnts 'each paid:'on July 1 and Oct: -l; last; and 40
(Jentsj each on Jan.. 2 and Apr. 1, 1942.--V. 156, p. 1050. :
s
Will
43
A dividend of 20 cents per Share has been declafed on the common
stock, payable Jan. 31 to holders of record Jan. 15.
Similar distribu¬
'1641
1942
:
^
-
"Mr.-'-Andersen
1
Vailey RR.—Earnings—•
Lehigh
November--
:
v•"
iTelephone 'Co.—40-Gent Dividend-—
March
on
'Dec.M*; - last/-' An extra of" 50 cents was also paid on Dec. 23, 1941,
during which'year four quarterly paymerits of 30 cents each were-also
made.—V. 15'6, "p.; 1865;
;
Grbss Jrom; railWay,,,.
-
made
v/ere
and
•
'
railway.!-^:
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
income.—
oper.
156, p. 2040.
Midwest Piping & Supply Co,—25-Cent Dividend—
Co.—Pays 50-Cent Dividend—
Investors Telephone
The directors
-
the
on
capital
Dec.
record
arid
stock,- no
18.
'Similar
Iowa Electric Light
k/:
80.
p.
& Power Co.—Accum. Divs.—
(/■'The
directors -'have"declared-dividends*'on account of accumulations of
per share on the 7% cumulative preferred stock, series A,.
81 V'i cents per share on the 6%%- cumulative preferred stock, $eries B,
87%
cents
.pnd 75 cents per share on the 6'" cumulative preferred stock, series:C,y
all payable Jan, 20 to holders of record Dec, 3l.
Similar distributions
payable
during
1942
Feb; .14,
an
13,
1941
1942
,
extra
to
follows;
of
extra
per share has been declared on the common
holders of record Jan. '8.
Distributions
15
of
20
(Excluding
Total
July
April
J 5,
15
cents
each;
Oct.
15,
30
cents
each;
and
15
p.
1954.
Sault
Ste.
156,
Wisconsin
Central
Marie Ry.
$1,836,686
1942—11 Mos.—1941
$1,634,324 $20,769,586 $18,222,667
1,380,172
1,363,801
15,648,491
13,766,472
$456,514
expenses
$270,523
$5,121,095
1,436,729
$4,456,195
1,340,694
C)13,ll3
Dr7,905
Cr76,427
Dr 161,669
-DM3,338
DM4,386
Drl63,688
DM46,016
$334,522
DM46,881
revenues-
$118,141
$3,597,104
$2,807,816
Cr22,722
Dr56,673
CM18.412
$3,540,431
$2,926,229
'
Gross
Joy Mfg. Co.—New Director—
Robert M.; Dale has been elected
V.
156. p.
Net
from
from
Net
director, succeeding David Ingle.—
a
ry.
Kansas
The
company
■
Net
on,
high,
resulted
record
but
in
smaller
a
income
well
taxes,,
dividend
$3,150,000.—V. 156.
than
p.
.
in
paid
was
1941
"November—
Net
/
when
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
railway..-.:. S3.228.596
;
opc-iv income-::
ry.
$1,792,490
$1,266,952
612.355
465,405
264,600
269,841
295,840
.
from
Gross
30,999.632
6.442.643
3,794,001
income.4,975,448
12.201,845
ry.
Net
dividend
of 25
SI.
par
cents
payable
V.
7
On Jan.
payments Avere made
2,902,141
-
2,238,681
1,557,166
1,458,630
railway
from
dividend yof
(G.) Krtieger Brewing Co.—12^-Cent Dividend—
dividend
A
of
12!4
cents
Net
from
Net
Net
railway—!.
from
.
J
89,090,301
23,080,509
80,531,361
21,474,388
Gross
24,057,725
15,445,928
14,509,115
Net
from
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
129,098
income—
Net
ry.
!
goods sold,
1942
adinin. & sell expenses
*
1939
235,046
6,296,131
operations.!—.:—-._..L
profit ?from
235,608'
3,458,124
3,545,930
3,546,918
i;964.315
2.223.145
2)365,597
1.143,632
1.358,050
income,,.,
$2,612,113
'
$3,130,267
67,407
stock,
common
no
This
15.
value,
par
compares
with
payable
35
is
first
the
(2)
not
The
of
both
multiplication of
operations,
1939
in
drugs and
able to
taxes
Islahds,"
for
28
well
for
.
V.
156,
of
Net
ry.
—V.
pares
with
1941
Were
40,875
46,028
20,043
17,553
Oct.
14,
railway,.
3,127,3,68
2,043.761
1.568,239
1,-462.570
ailway...
1,444,708
824,636
525.424
463", 294
income,
411,594
370,155
.
....
230,146
$1
November—
Net
Net
.
1942
-
1941
Irani .railway,.,,
$490,443.
railway,.169,493
from
ry,
oper.
'
income,,,
101,108
From Jan. 1—
Gross from
;
$420,375
132,125
82,286
,
'
144,351
1939
.
' $377,799
;:'
.
99,428.
-
5,671.919
<
as
follows:
of
for
29
paid
$25,
to
Jan.. 14,
156,
p.
25. cents
1942 $1
4,065,281
1941
1940
1939
railway.—
:
$6,569,159
$2,921,753
$2,387,353
$2,323,338
2.605,220
122;475
616,531
385,211
income...
1942
1,605,123
•374,614
214,837
9,121
51,873,063
31,637,755
25.486,280
25,992,780
16,458,783
8.092,821
5,796,847
5,385,624
9,239,738
2041.
3,348,103
1,607,764
1,170,442
railway!—
railway—__
income—
156,
p.
by
at
and
least
local
the
taxes
we
dividend
a
holders
of
Of
last;
65
Jan.
14,
$1.25; Apr.
Dec.
cents
on
per
12, $1.10;
to
us
was
per
share, the
as
emphasis,
flyeT
in 1941.—V.
2,760,228
1,239,595
1)355,403
1,087,706
as
the
involving /the
also
use
Earnings—
Net
1942
Net
1942,
$209,941
$166,691
94,846
72,743
74,260
58,513
70,580
60,806
railway—_
2,513,066
2,222,148
2,090,108
1,813 656
railway...-.:
1.047,025
957,254
869,840
'746 608
768,347
790,779
847,725
791:390
opef income...
$209 803
93 577
103
184
From Jan. 1—
during
12, $1;
1939
,1940
$229,087
from
ry.
1941
railway.—
railway.!—
from
Gross
on
com¬
from
Gross
and
Net. from
—V.
recently declared on the com¬
same
190,530
3,755,314
mails
Net
share
121,619
4,590,689
a
Montour RR.-
1418.
per
'
with the Sears flyer, was on the soft goods
displayed a surprising number of "hard-to-get"
of metals.
Some of these offerings were at
prices unchanged from the big catalog and others, differing slightly
from big catalog goods, were at lower prices.
They included dinette
sets with chrome tubing and plastic table tops, kitchen cutlery, electric
roasters/ electric heating pads and fluorescent kitchen lights.
=
In textiles, price reductions ranged from two cents a yard on 68x72
Shoe pricepercales up to 14 cents a year on part-wool garbardines.
reductions were numerous, ranging from 37 cents on lines formerly
priced at $4.25 down to 20 cents a pair on a former $2.40 offering
in women's shoes.
Cuts on men's footgear ranged from 12 to 29 cents
a
pair.—V. 156, p. 2308.
our
share
This
July '14,
July
5.386,071
3,360,195
1,824,105
Montgomery Ward '& Co., Inc.—Issues Bargain Flyer
While
itself
Thus
Payments
1942.
3,787,851
-1,358,530
items
of
dozen
look
22.
306,303
2041.
p.
November—
cents
30
record
$485,839
247,679
outlook.
applic¬
company
serve
1939
$391,988
298,599
155,618
elaborately illustrated 120-page mid-winter bargain flyer featur¬
judicious mixture of cut prices and new goods was sent through
by this company on Dec. 29.
A year ago this company
dropped the annual sale event because of the general merchandising
the Hawaiian
them.
1940
$499,288
:
120,394
6,-426,818
income—
oper.
156,
the
specifically designed
require just as careful
pay for our own
account.
whom
1941
-
$555,726
333.484
An
a
taxes
"
railway.:..:!
from
ry.
>
has
affecting
income...:
oper.
Net
607.
wholesaler
38 States arid
these
194'2
"
railway.....
railway
from'railway—.
Net
Income
oper.
ry.
156, p.
2041!. ;
National Power & Light Co.- -Exchange Offer Terminated—
The
156, p. 1152.
Marshall Field & Co.—Sixth Official Takes War Post
Commissioned
Secretary
for
4,878.505
6,215,212
lines,
a
affected
is
as
from
r.v.
—V.
a
Major
the
in
States
United
Army,
Earl
Kribben,
.
75,348
102,504
-
railway,..
15,910,900
8,368,747
,
exchange offer dated Jan,
of company terminated on
31, .1942.. Pursuant to said offer, the holder of the $6 preicrrcd
stock of company had the privilege, of exchanging all or any p.ir • of
his holdings of stock in full share amounts up to 90% of. such hoklings presented for exchange for shares of the common stock of Houeton
Lighting & Power Co. 011 the basis of two shares of common stock ~jf
Houston for each share of
$6 preferred stock of National.—V.
156
p.
2308.
30,
1942,
Dec.
1940
$369,652
17,649,387
20,997,853
From Jan, 1—
stock, no par value, payable Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec. 26.
amounts'were paid on April 2, JUly 2 and Oct. 2, last, making
the total
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
32,035,605
oper.
from
Gross
Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
par
$1.15.—V.
dividend
A
Like
Gross
156, p.
and
regulations
$1.05 paid on Oct. 14;
14, 1942, and $1.15 on
Apr.
ou
mon
2040.
69,706,341
45,351,236
income.:;
2308.
railway—-.
from
ry.
Net
provision
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—-
169,235
v
the
major/ phase of our business operations."—
'
;! ,(■ . :!/:/(;V;"//:/ :V?'v;
a
Dec.
stock,
common
44.993
p.
831,741
76,062,564
•Deficit.—V.
Net
tax division.
various State
"Most' of
;
Tl^e company on
45,186
oper
156,
the
tax
new
has become
1505.
p,
75,233
1
above,
taken.—V.
company's
company
by
said.
Maiden Electric
101.430
from
Net
be
pharmaceuticals
our
as
Murray
interpretation
tax division
$144,696
from
the
of
From Jan. 1—
Gross
action
watching and paperwork as do those we
Furthermore; many of the smaller retailers
$162,627
.
included
there are; others:, which Congress
by consumers.
These
latter
$190,217
income.
1,190,252
79,262,788
from
Gross
taxes has made their servicing a major phase
according to W. J. Murray Jr., President, who
the appointment of William C. Ettershank as
liquor,
as
Mr.
but
$256,655
.
1942,
payment
railway,.
oper
such
charge of
•
ry.
of
the operation of our 68 divisions in
r ailway,'..
from
Net
Net
Dec,
on
manufacturer
a
Federal
,
•
should
statement,
business
the
1940
1,423,855
101,650,499
Monohgahela Ry.—Earnings—
known, whether the company's contracts may be renegotiated
the effect may be. upon the profits of the company shown
what,
.
1941
4,052,334
November— '
composite rate of 66%%, which, in our opinion,
requirement? of the 1942 Revenue Act.
existing law war contracts are subject to renegotiation.
Under
is
pays,
1942
■
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—New Vice-President—
par
Lehigh & lludson River Ry.—Earnings-
1,718,487
railway.....
from
Net
arbitrary
Vice-President
Coal &. Navigation Co.—Special Offering—A
special • offering on the New York- Curb Exchange^
Dec. 28, of 18,400 shares of Stock (no par) at $4 a share
by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. was oversubscribed.
There
was a special commission of 25 cents a share,—V.
156,
p. 2040,
1939
$7,526,274
2,025,222
161,174,905
p.
from
Net
$3.45
,
and allowances.
returns
months
nine
at
per
Co.—40-Cent Dividend—
Noveinber-
$2.01.
'
ing
Lehigh
Gfoss "front
!
ample to cover the
in this
a dividend of 40 cehts per share on the
$1, payable Jan. 26 to-holders of record. Jan. "4V
Payments during 1942. were as follows:
Jan. "26," 70 cents; "April 27,
50 cents; July 21, 80 cents, and Oct. 10, 30 cents.-r-V. 156, p. 2225.
stock,
$954,143: $1,630,675
■
...
the
directors haVe declared
The
1940
$7,825,089
2,583,781
From Jan. 1—
"that basis.
is
"As
Capital
1941
$9,769,655
8,067,522
income...
Net "ry." oper.
1,567,000
1,717,000
basis,
the
announced
Leece-Neville
2041.
Provisions
on
that
on
Jan.
Cents
corporate books but hot
$17,374,970
•
November—
Net
-
*
—
472,600 shares)
ion
is
25 to holders of recordshare paid each quarter
from Apr. 25. 1941, to and including Oct. 26, 1942, and 50 cents paid'
on Jan. 25, 1941.—V.
152, p. 2242.
Jan.
$3,197,675
$2,671,143
as
or
dividend df 45 cents per share on
2040,
pp.
on
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR. —Earnings—
/
year
For
-& Co.—Larger Dividend—
a
156,
$500,231
accrued
railway-
oper.
156,
Gross
!
deducting discounts,
the
:
Lazarus
(F. *& R.)
After
are
156, p. 2040.
The directors have declared
$45,465
1942
oper,
ry.
—V.
For
the
year
1941
the' composite - tax rate
was
53.45%
of net
profit/accordingly the provision for the periods of 1941, included above,
2,903,280
1,855,943
1,284,931
>
de¬
railway
from
7.462,345
income
aboVe,
295,794
:
956,753
railway,_
.railway.-:.;::
oper.
Net
59,031
gen.,
"Net profit
Earnings per i share
is
-
1941
$8,908,244 $10,592,613
*
$413,254.
166,976
cx-
railway.
from
Net
"
Sept. 30—
1_—
Net- before : taxes.—
It
'
Gross
Co.—Earnings—
for 'Federal income and excess profits taxes
follows:
1940 the composite tax rate was 33.96% of net profit,
accordingly -the provision for the last three months of 1940, included
100,543
255,054
-
irom
Gross
■
"
from
from
Net
'
174.386 '
raihv.ay.
oper.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
in
November-
2040.
For
$347,127
i
normal
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
108,585,882
37,977,499
Notes—(1)
$386,276
$309,681
Cr$136,394Cr$3,484,855Cr$2,875,330
Cr$ 183,161
chgs._
being, paid currently.—V.
1,741,665
22,871,255
(above
.
1,320
49,578
2.401,907
62,598,269
Prov. for Fed. & State inc. taxes & excess prof.
tax •
1240, '
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
1942
1941"
"
1940 ' *
.November-
1,320
54,256
"
amortiza-
of
income—
sales
Other
Lake
;
'
120
4,349
120
4,361
tDoes not include interest being
per share
payment was omitted.—V. J156, p.
Gross
1939
$140,863
defense projects:
of
$8,290,299
3,153,143
3,242,026
.
railway.!:! 152,403,181
p.
fxd.
after
railway.—_
156,
Net
,
has been declared on the com¬
mon stock, par"$l, payable Jan. 16 to holders of record Jan. 9.
Similar "
payments were made on. July 16 and Oct. 16, last; and in each quarter
from Oct.; 16, 1939, to and including Jan. 16, 1942.
The April, 1942,
■"
1940
'$8,336,763
2,241,854
1,570,081
'
$187,642
preciation t
2,062,735
7,125,993
income...
.oper.
Cost of
40 cents per - share has been declared on the common,
payable Jan. 20 to holders of record Jan. 9.
Distributions of
were made on* April 20, July 20 and Oct. 20, last, While'
Jan. -20, 1942, a payment of 50 cents was nvade.—V. 156, p. 2225.
•
on
'
1941
1942
•
road
———
•Includes
Nashville RR.—Earnings—
&
cents each
20
paid
Equipment
,
12 Mos. End.
■
stock,"
■!
Net
MeGraW Electric
Kennedy's, Inc.—40-Cent Common Dividend—
.
income:2,151,116
"...
,
From Jan. 1—
,
'
charges
*
'.
equipment
and
2,515,824
oper.
ry
—V.
on the common
holders of record Dec. 26.
Similar
2, Mar. 28, Aug. 3 and Oct. 5, 1942.—:
s
A
2,723,233
railway.!.. $15,510,183 $10,186,529
from
Net
to
154, p. 432.
1
5,301,840
for
-Interest being accrued
189,115
share has been declared
per
Jan.
fixed
6.995,804
from
Gross
Kellogg Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
A
208.066
7,566.675
railway...,,.
from
Net
;
255;094
9,598,137
3,937,437
:
From Jan. 1—
156, p. 1953.
stock,
321,683
k
available
and
$754,727
308.874
256,738
oper.
ry.
(net).....
-
156, p. 2307.
Net
'4,576.006
3,124.073
r
130,091
'
1939
1940
$749,504
$915,531
384.925
206,197
14.089,302
November—
4.999 *76
:
.
1941
$1,570,046
income..:
income
tFixed charges:
R'eht for leased
railway,.".,
Louisville
13,112.815
17.368,623
12,559,935
oper.
ry.
—V.
railway—.
Other
inc..!:
oper.
Income
1942
"
oper.
from
Gross
-railway—:!
Net. from
Net
753,966
ry.
cess
$1,228,250
477,470
J 168,271
6,007,390
775;846
2040,
p.
railway,..^
railway...
from
Net
From Jan, J—^
-
from
r.v.
—V.
686,927
railway—!./
6,625,573
•
156,
equipment.:.:/
facility rents.—
(V. Net
23,683,710
5,982,906
329,834
23,203,807
121,766
of
'
From Jan. 1—
1939
1940
24,708,079
railway,::,^
8,205,000
income.:j." I 1,682.283
from
Net
Gross
1941
32.016.242
November—
2132.
' 1942
-
railway—
i:':.
than Fed. 1
(other
Hire
Joint
■
$2,500,000,
the pay¬
of
;v;:
.
$1,845,747
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
Kansas City Sdutherh Ry.- -Earnings—,
;
*203,563
e72.653
■..
■';
'
1942 were at a
excess
in
Taxes
264,624
*■ 17,171
.
oper.
r,v.
Net
:
422,281
from
Gross
The dispatch adds that the company's revenues in
new
$1,966,257
376,993
vDeficit-loss.—V,
85,381,250.
ment was
$2,085,748
204,948
*305,917
__
from
Net
City Power •& Light 'Co.—Dividend—
Dec. 28 paid $5 a shafe On 525,000 shares df
common stock, or $2,625,000,
owned by its parent company.
Conti¬
nental Gas & Electric Corp., a Kansas City; Mo., dispatch says..'This
was
the smallest dividend on the common stock in years and is less
than half as large as that paid in 1938 when the distribution totaled
f;
$2,934,092
income.:,
From Jan. 1—
2225.
Gross
*
railway,—_
railway.:.
oper.
Co.—
Ry.)
1942—Month—1941
revenues
Net ry.
and
15
Jan.
cents;
cents.—V.
25
Minneapolis, St. Paul &
1939
1940
cents
as
Period End. Nov. 30—
•Total
November—
25
Jan.
were
an
Dec.
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
'
Vyere made in each of the .30 preceding quarters.—V. 156, p. 1417.
dividend of
stock,
Securities' and
Exchange Commission announced Dec. 26 that
had approved the sale, of all of the outstanding securities of the
Council 'Bluffs (Iowa) Gas Co. to Raymond A. Smith, the nominee of
John Nuveen, Jr.; of Kenilworth, 111., for a base price of $1,235,000.
Such securities consist of 13,500 shares of common stock
{par $100)
and a $1,000,000 income AVi'in note.- Lone Star Gas Corp, was ordered
by the Commission in November to dispose of the company as a major
step in Lone Star's plan of compliance with the Public Utility Holding
Company Act.. The sale was to be made by Dec. 31.—V. 156, p. 2307.
value, payable Dec. 22 to -holders Of
distributions :were :madev on June 27, last:
1941.—V. 156,
The
a
'A
it
par
July 3 and Dec,. 23,
on
Lohe Star Gas Corp.—Sale Approved—
:
dividend of 50 cents per share
DedFlS. declared
on
• >•
3,947,865
and. Treasurer
immediate
active
of this
duty
Washington.
in
company,
the Office of
left
the
Dec.
on
29
to
feport
Chief of Ordnahce in
•
,
Net
Net
from
ry.
—'V.
railway..
oper.
156,
p.
2,202.554
income...
2040.
2,004,624
1,515,984
1,459,381
1,317,055
1,307,803
1,095,104
1,151,066
Lincoln' Stores, Inc.—Extra Distribution—
\
'
share
company
on
the
on
Dec.
common,
'23
paid
stock
to
extra dividend of 50
holders of record Dec. 22.
an1
cents
per
Quarterly
the
satne
the
tinie
Frederick
appointment
D.
Corley,
of John
D.
President
Andersen
as
of
the
company,
Assistant Secre¬
function as Secretary and
Treasurer while Major Kribben,
the sixth of the company's 11 top.
executives to engage in active war duty either in civilian or-military
"capacity, is on military leave of absence from the company.
For the
■past,several months Major Kribben has been civilian consultant ih the
tary
.
*
The
At
announced
and
Office
of
Assistant
the
Treasurer.
Chief of
Ordnance.
He
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—New
will
At
Fred
"and
a
D.
Neisner
p.
President, etc.—
special meeting of the board of directors, held on Dec. 21. *942,
was
elected President; M. H. Goldman, Vice-Prcsk; :it.
Neisner
213G.
H,
Morrison,
succeeds
his
a
member
the-
father,
.
of. the Executive Committee.
late
Joseph M. Neisner.—V.
Jr.
153.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
44
dividend of $2
payable Jan. 8 to holders of record Dec, 31.
Distributions of $1 each
rvere made on April 15, July 10 and Oct. 9, last, while on Jan/15, 1943/
made.—V/156, p. 1154,; /
payment of $2 was
a
New
Gas
England
This is a decrease of
kvvh.
England Industries, Inc.—Pres. of Five Mills-
New
Robert
of Augusta,
Mr.
Portland
ofthis'
The
Transport,
Miscell.
been
has
the
in
active
tions':
at
is
He
ford;
Berlin,
N.
H.,
Central
Net
operation of the mills for
time,—V. 156,
some
1154.
p.
/,
.
141,759,361
;
should not; permit payments to, be made. which might constitute a
favor; of North • American/, to the prejudice of public'
Thus,, if there is a substantial 'visit;
that the payment in question would be such a preference, it "is our duty
to see that such payment be stopped pending final determination of'
/North American's rights in the liquidation."—V, 156, p. 2309. '/-/ft.
; we.
-1941
preference- in
■
security holders of Light & Power.
97.685.033
1,064,054
1,509,193
14,357,436
11,566,753
18,796,546
15,284.105
146,707
1,479,463
4,131,532
3,437,278
43,589,940
1,352,301
34,956,315
267,658
/ 1
190,004
2,838,048 .'; 2,020,080
235,242
3;31S,277- "ft 2,479.SOT
*
?
3I3;236'
Northern Canada
Joint
5,911,363
income/Lift;
57,332,651
487,000
Dr608,862
rent
income
oper.
ry.
,2,680.115
necticut
RR.,
Western
capital
July 31,
1936;
Providence Warren & Bristol RR.,
Electric
•
Association—Output Off 1.92%—
tEffectiVe
rentals are in¬
cluded covering the Old Colony RR., Hartford & Connecticut Western
RR., Providence Warren & Bristol RR., and Boston & Providence RR.
Corp. leases. • $For the purpose of showing the complete account for
the operated system, includes accrued and unpaid real estate " taxes
on
Old Colony and Boston & Providence properties; also accrued and
unpaid charges against said properties for-Boston Terminal Co. taxes
both generated and purchased,
and subsidiaries'for the week
ended Dec.
19, 1942
(the amount available for New England:, Power
Association
and
other
reporting companies and, secondary sales to
other utilities,!, was 63,279,730 as compared with 64,515,926 kwh. for
the week ended Dec. 20, 1941, a decrease of 1.92ft.
ft-:.;/ .//
Tne decrease for the preceding
week over the corresponding week
last
year
was
3,73ft, respective outputs being 62,132,620 and, 64,540,581 kwh.—V. 156, p. 2221./: /'./.ft -' Z'//:
-//"''''ftftft^'ftft":
Total
p,f
-
production
hours,
kilowatt
in
England
New
Association
Power
,
■
Operating
Net
expenses
Operating
Net
income..
156,
—
$1,221,406
November—
Net
from
Net
ry.
income—
oper.
from
•
V,
156,
'
1939
110,071
95,596
ft, 46,947
3.032,231
2.839,459
v
140,958
10.743,061
~r
171,876
279,588
*47,056
_
railway-/..
5,058,377
_
"• /ft/ft':/
v
6,193,728
-
2,561.636
1,157,158
1,272,798
513,824
company
439,233
Falls
Co.—Billings
purposes
ft'/ft/./-*
498,243,031
——————
17.803.681
ftft/ft
during. the
billings
balances,
Unbilled
contracts
the
balances
•Unbilled
additional
contract
of
of
the
the
during
'
.
v
by awards and letters of intent and the contract
prices, in some instances, are estimated.
The
unbilled balances of shipbuilding contracts at Sept. 28.
1942,
include such estimates with respect to vessels for which formal con¬
tracts
have
not
yet
been executed.
The company has since been
are
only
proposed
by the Navy Department,, of the cancellation of a
contract covering the construction of some of these vessels.
r
The above balances do not include the estimated contract
notified
Sept.
of
the
of
since the information
not yet available.
1942,
28.
company's
accordance
in
renegotiation
necessary
shipbuilding
current
with
of
provisions
the
subject
Section 403
to
of
are
No.
Law
renegotiation
cannot
now
of
balances
unbilled
and
•
contracts,
■
•-
-
rolls at Sept. 28,
-
1942,
Leased
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Two
A
of
series of financial
37,655,866
539,099.731
406 473,343
of
way
struc.
7,048.673
3.902,107
62,660.754
45 413,244
Maint.
of
equipment—
8,905,059
8,306,247
98.846.526
83 356,273
&
Other
635,097
566,066,
6,500,780
6 .107,106
16,788.053
15,054.8111
179,010,442
146 ,320,781
.—ft
j
iraili.
Transportation
Northern
The
1,717,384
1,518.859
18,448.765
15 ,141,054
17.449.137
8,307,776
173,632,464
110,134,885
7,270.597
3,008,586
77,714,848
42,330,379
1,443,025
1,526,658
16,650.351
•Ry.
accruals——."
tax
Equip.
deducts,
income
by the
Net
income. after
charges
•
156, p.
New
21.053,264
165.577
164,549
2,477.630
,284,040
1,728 884
26,506 867
_—
rail line
operations
Transport,
Miscell.
of
the
Murray
determination
for
the
between
road
>*"•ft
214,800
39,918,421
&
Western
Abandon
•■''/<•'•
•'//
the
on
Dec. 23 referred, to a special
question of whether the trustee in re¬
should
Commission
Jervis
for
and
be
authorized
permission
Monticello,
to
N,
petition
to
abandon
York
New
'dateji
Edison
'succeed
the
President,
16
hear¬
Co.
of
New
H.
Etc.—
knd chief executive officer
York, Inc.,
has
been
elected
2227.
p.
-
25,562
458 049
President
to
C. Johnson.
Harry J. Bauer, Assistant Viceelected Vice-President.
•
"
' :
Kehoe, Vice-President of - Consolidated Edison Co., and
late David
.
1942,
in
30,
to
Dec.
27,
1941
1938,
company
by
order
an
to
of
amount
due for
company
of
by. interim
the last six*
dated
Dec;
Companies
certain collateral.
in the matters of
27/ 1938,
Del,
of
indebted to the.
$11,100,000,
was
by
Wis.,
and
Minn.,
and
securities
to
Minnesota,
as
the
and
indebted-;
the
reducing
thereby
approximately $9,217,000.
the
1
income
approximately
note secured
demand
SEC,
previously
interest
•
interest front
indebtedness of
recapitalization
approved
by stockholders,
surrendered
substantially all the collateral
company
other
certain
the
Power
plan
a
Delaware
ness
of
States
of
.
reduce
1942.
Delaware
the
a
to
the
open-account
of
under
of Section
•*
,
was
to. waive
that permitted
respect
and
the
in
evidenced
.
stock of
the
common
company,.,
the provisions
to
forth,
the
on
to
with
for
which
Under
1943,
similar
manner
and
part
Delaware
desiring
company
June
to
n
1940
Northern
shares of
of
the
pursuant
Company Act.
the application set
of
was
by
owned
Holding
months
..
.
/
.ft
/
.
payments on. principal, this indebtedness subse¬
quently was reduced to approximately $7,500,000. ft. This application,
stated that it is contemplated to extinguish fully the indebtedness in
As
result" of
connection
the
with
liquidation
proposed
156, p. 2309.
V.
month,
•
the
of
Delaware company.—■
,
,
.
Croil
President
Hunter,
plained.
A
and
NWA,
of
Manager
General
ex¬
,
large
percentage
the
days is
given a priority because shipments not only include vital materials
from
plants, but also parts and replacements for factories engaged
in
addition
scheduled
U.
the
tons of cargo over
S,
planes
by
-
air
,
which
express
planes
cargo
carried
express
,
the
to
flights,
with
tract
of
production.
war
/ In
Army
was
these
•
,
.
hauled
regularly
on
operating under special con¬
Transport Command carried many
of
NWA
Air
the company's Northern Division to Alaskan bases.
Passengers Carried—
'
1
1
Although the company has reduced the number of scheduled daily
flights since some of Its' planes were turned over to the Government
for
war-time
November,
it''carried
service,
Croil
revenue
Hunter,
were
the
for
ft
of
Mid-West
month
totaled
to
related
and
since, the
started
company
with
Revenue
during
war
,
production
miles
passenger
report revealed.
company
:
"
business
Coast..
the
Home offices of this corporation,
port
passengers
cities
to
Pacific
3,488,061,
Moves Home Offices—
revenue
General
Manager, announced,
all along the company's
Mr. Hunter said, and a large number,
route,
missions
on
the
and
traveled
transcontinental
of
them
5,181
President
passengers
northern
centers
'
located at the St. Paul, Minn./ air¬
more
than
16
years
have
ago,
just
moved
to another section of that city.
"
'
The company has leased the Krank building at 1885 University
St.
Paul, and the various offices and departments have moved
field.—V.
156,
2309.
p.
"
./
-
/■
.
Ave.,
front
'
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co,—Earnings-—
Period Ended Oct.
31—/
revenues
2,447 015
2,200,619
Operating
Net
241,565
191,415
1942—10 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
$3,265,963 $35,713,206 $31,668,803
$4,268,773
oper.
revenues—
taxes
.
4,543,493
ft;
559,208
income
1,718,381
1,160.258
15,507,453
22,843,157
/:.: Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—Earnings— /
oper;
(net)
589,174
5,918,660
4,361,641
Drl1,220
651,582
Brill,797
Drl69,094
/
Drl4,216
—
1,738,212
21,314,315
27,035,701
22,348
13.077
114,417
152,969
2,378.096
1,751,289
21,428,733
27,188,673
' 176,270
176,507
1,940,030
1.944,372
2,355.748
income(bal.)
items
ft
debt- :
income.—
.
;
2,201,826
;
1,574,783
19,488,702
25.244,301
156,
Period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
Uncoil,
Net
oper.
been
3 fteft
called
for
redemption
as
of
Feb.
1,
total
&
v.
American
Because of numerous
the
North
Light
&
Power
unresolved issues in connection with the liquida¬
Light & Power Co., the Securities and
on
the. company
$154,000 of interest
1,760
510,989
.ft
467.378
$28,310
$299,492
10,994
127,437
—r
$28,348
$17,316
-105
179.,
..
.$280,403
112.613
$172,055 ft
;
$167,795
Operating
for
Prov,
i
deprec.
753,283
-
•
"
$2,144,980 $25,149,728 $23,390,328
614,379
8,132,703-'
7,260,803
and
Z.
278,757
250,000"
541,612
amortization
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
$2,255,060
expenses
632,123'
'3,316,327
3,075.000
""
General
taxes
Federal
income
—
2,417,492
taxes-
2.254,995
1,582,100
3,143,900
profits taxes
.
1,805.600
1,553,500
Co.—SEC Prevents
American
Exchange Commission
by
income^.
2043.
/
Gross' revenue
Fed. excess
North
-
48,648
,
Ohio Edison Co*—Earnings
a
debentures, series due 1949, and $187,000 of 3-%ft
1868.
983
."«•/ 53,826
589
revenues-
Period End. Nov. 30—*'
1943,
series due 1954, the 3V2S at 101
and interest and the
and interest.
Payment will be made at the Central Han¬
Trust Co., trustee, 70 Broadway, New1 York, N. Y.—V,
101
$750,055
$811,464
$77,137
$28,937
—_
taxes
> Net oper.
—V. 156. p.
American Co.—Debentures Called—
have
$82,868
revenues.. /,.
expenses
Operating
1942—10 Mos.—1941.
1942—Month—1941
revenues
oper.
Operating
459,337
2137.
p.
2042.
p.
Bank
about
$5,337,444
4,802,968
$582,279
income
fneti.
rents
income
payment
ft 5,033,907
$539,384ft $4,768,961
income-^-.
Net
funded
tion-of
$10,371,351"
6,585,035
.
—V.
156,
p.
$11,353,996
510,920
855,026
28,937,694
.debentures,
156,
$1,050,304
$1,437,305
—
51,780,851
inc.
at
21,211,970
42,140,788
of $150,000 of
over
24,282,279
57,648,241
North
33/4s
85,432
2,207,471
3,702,381
:
—V.
76,931
2,827,531
expenses
Operating
8,188
4,862,639
ry.
on
3,937
rev,
4,099,243
rents
Gross
Int.
—
oper.
Cr54.212
Payment of $154,000 Interest—
--
of Consoli-
/;./'■/
'5,817,624
facil.
miles
Public
Y.
Corp.1—New-President,
has been
*
Arthur
Steam
Tapscott, President
the
open-account
on
year
revs.—_
oper.
ibperating
Ry.
Jt.
There
Hulbert
company
Port
Ry.- -Would
this
tax accruals—
ry.
Equipment
V,
/ 9,092,932
ings were held by" the Special master, Basil O'Connor:—V, 156,
Ralph H.
Net
Net
Ontario
Commerce
Interstate
55,521
for investment-
Railway
Net
24,335,174
the distribution
of. the Commission
Net- oper.
Other
3,490,200
taxes—
Judge
for
1,688.644
233,693
——
—.ft.—..—
Transp.
43,928,231.44,905,236
42,797,495
of
end
22,521,489
Traffic
4.041,738
"ft'ft
31,
Delaware,
Uncollectible
25,889 095
1,286,518
.
the
at
of .the latter
reason,
Operating
,823,017
8,149.449
1,356.079
change
Minnesota
11,169,028
1,192,868
Cr37,578
-ftft
the
110.601,247
2,286,064
16,845,441
ft--
organization
Dec.
•/-/■■■$
S
struc.
&
way
2042.
York
; Federal
master
taxes,
12.916 901
of. equipment.—
70,526,923
•
due
company
the
further
127,595 143
of
15,607,910
'•••./
to
.' 10,496,977
Maint.
94,875,175
3.894,109,
B ranch—
;
.....
of
1 e>
A
1942- 11 Mos.~1941
1942—Month -1941
ft-" $
:■ -ft/
$
Maint.
income &
profits
excess
—V.
fixed
—
•Includes Fed.
11
the
.140,755
4,012.980
ft
not
Minnesota
12,228,977
operating revenues_
2.364.849
charges...—
installments
desire
the
the proceeds to be
share,
Western Ry. Co.—Earnings
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
Ry.
1,587,707
.
a
from
———
fixed
Total
53,681,437
79,267,265
all
ft ft. The
27,000 additional common shares at $100 a share, the proceeds to be
applied to the full payment of cash advances made by Niagara Hudson.
156, p. 2308.
5,360,239
1,536.423
10,271,938
income
Miscell..
3.772.532
3,735,515
income
Total
•
rents
income.
oper.
ry.
Other
facii.
jt.
&
Net
ry. oper.
Subsidiaries Per¬
transactions within the holding company system
additional common shares at $100
24,500
14.123,019
expenses c_i——
Net rev. from
intermediate holding ft company! subsidiaries of the
&
Light Corp. system, filed application with the
Exchange Commission Dec. 23 to postpone to June 30/
The reason for the postponement, according, to the application, was
a
applied to the full payment of cash advances made by the latter to the
former.
The Hudson Valley Fuel.Corp. will sell to Niagara Hudson
General
ft
t ft
1942,
Securities and Exchange Commission.
Development Corp. proposes to sell to Niagara Hudson
approved Dec. 29
Norfolk
52,543,403
revenues
*■
stay oh Nov. 6,
corporation, enabling two subsidiaries to pay off cash advances,
the
was
1942- -11 Mos. —1941ft
Maint.
Traffic
1943,
Corp.,
S
operating
Ry.
.
.
mitted to Settle Debts With Stock—
Lines)
1942- -Month—1941
.
-
—V.
Co.—Earnings—
All
Including
Period End. Nov. 30—
such
«•'
the company
be notified that the company elected the stay on the
terms
granted by the Court
in place of the alternative proposal
offered by the Federal Power Commission.—V. 156, p. 2308/,//
Power
such
2227. 1
p.
New York Central RR.
i
of
any,
of
•
•-
employees on the company's
156,
if
effect,
the
and
estimated.
25,000.—V.
exceeded
amended,
as
billings
upon
be
number
The
528,
as
the power company, pending decision of the
appeal, from compliance with the Commission's orders.
One of the
conditions proposed by the Court in granting this stay required that
stockholders of
the parent company,- Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern
•
Public
Court.
Circuit Court of Appeals granted the
S.
thereby.-released
and-
the preparation
to
contracts
Inasmuch
capital surplus.
a
when argument on the application for a stay was heard
Circuit
The U.
is
estimates
such
All
charge to
the
company,
the
by
■
of
prices
received construction awards
vessels for which the company had
several
at
ft-
>,
power
capital surplus this alternative proposal was referred to as not
interests of the company and stockholders by counsel for
no
the
contract
to
period.
ft
" *- ft
both
Prior
in-the best
the period and
prices by
of
beginning
additions
net
make
to
the company's present shipbuilding contracts
large part of
evidenced
and
increase of
an
(Minn.)- -Seeks Delay ; In
indebedness in the approximate amount of $7,500,000.
,//
'/
for the
compared /with
system;
as
year,
Power
Securities: and
Minnesota
1921, which expressly provided that The
in its project accounts the amount of
company's hydro-electric properties as
The Federal Power Commission has refused
.
'*
kwh.,
week last
' ft" ft'"' '
the license.
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—Air Express Up—
/
negotiate' the "fair value" of the properties and Instead, oh June 9,
The movement of vital materials from war production centers and
the Federal Power Commission issued an order which directed >
a
pre-season rush of packages containing Christmas gifts for men in
The Niagara Falls Power Co,
to write off approximately $15,500,000
from its fixed capital and to charge this amount to its earned surplus. • ft camps throughout the country brought about a large increase in air
express carried
by this corporation's planes in November, it is an¬
Since the company's surplus was approximately $3,000,000, compliance
nounced.
with the Commission's order would have created a surplus deficit of
During the month air express pounds totaled
101,709 pounds, as
approximately $12,000,000.
,c
'
"
/
compared.to 49,176 in November. 1941, while air express pound miles
Subsequently, on Nov. 2, 1942, the Commission suggested an alterna-,
increased from 45,063,326 in November of last year to 73.708,710 last;
tive to -its- previous order which would have permitted the company
had
2,164,191
3,259.380
2,
./■
r
Co.
Power
40,625,000
„
ft/' ft ft -ft ftft'
473,380
y//:
416,889,339
at
contracts
adjustments
and
2.637,571
'
received
contracts
changes
Notes—A
ft-/'-
.
period 452,336.826
Mar.
the
2309/
p.
States
totaled
corresponding
1942,
265,038
the
at
of
close
/ Co,/(Del.),
to
-
Northern
1942,
the
to
$
S
3,542,418
434,693,020
period
.V
"ft- vft-
$
45,906.205
contracts
Less
$
of
the date of
of
.
of
balances
on
the
19,
Northern States Power Co.: (Minn.) and Northern States Power
/ The
ft
Power Co. set up
Falls
"fair- value"
the
/-'ft/-.'ft/ft-
Co.
Power
power
Hydraulic / :ftz/
Shipbuilding Contracts
Turbine Contracts'
Sept. 28, *42 Sept. 29, '41 Sept. 28, '.42 Sept. 29, *41
13 Weeks Ended—
•Unbilled
mailed
28
10,238
$61,797
ft;
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
Northern States Power Co.
orders
;
„
/
.
Power
Commission issued a license to The Niagara
for the diversion of water from the Niagara River for
Federal
The
2042.
of Contracts in Process)
.ft.//" ft. ft ft' ft ft'" ft: ft". ///ft"/,;:;
:.
,
Dec.
on
Dec,
156,
Harcourt
proceedings now under review in the courts.
1,072,682
1,255,029
.
iStatement
ftftft: ft./,
•':
■■■;
;
handled legal mat-;
has
who
Mr.
v
2227.
p.
of
output
ended
Debt Payments—;
/
;
stockholders of its parent com¬
pany, Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Corp., a letter with refer¬
ence to' a stay
granted by the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the
Second Circuit in the pending case of The Niagara Falls Power Co.
against the Federal Power Commission.
The explanatory letter, in¬
cludes
a
brief
history of the dispute between the Federal Power
Commission and The Niagara Falls Power Co. and a statement of the
$279,184
$334,182
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
'■•••••
Russell,
T.
1906.
,
1
States Power Co.
plan of dissolution
since
•
.
shares of no. par value.), $500,000;
earned surplus, $249,533;. total, $898,400/
(
kwh.' for:
//
Both appointments became effective Jan. 1.
been appointed a director and member of
Charles
company
1940
372,035
9,954
1,000,000
.
,
9.2ft —V.
Committee.
succeeds
the
Niagara
''
^
'
(issued,
37,215,000
succeeds Henry C.
Carpenter, prominently identified with telephone developments in this
section since the turn of the century.
Both Mr, Carpenter and Mr.
Russell retired in accordance
with the company's retirement plan.—
.
Net ry. oper. income•Deficit.—V. 156, p.
/'/'■
has
also
Brown
Brown
for
The
1940-
1941
.
$538,565
751,322
-
railway-
from
Net
Mr.
Mr.
RR.—Earnings-
$1,229,604
_
railway——.
From Jan. 1—-■
Gross
1942.
>./,/
railway—
from
week
Niagara Falls Power Co.—Reviews FPC Case—
New Orleans & Northeastern
Gross
2308.
p.
1938.
leased
stated
the
York Telephone' Co.—New Vice-Presidents—
Executive
ters
1955.
p.
156,
for
-
Standard
1943.
7,942,765
7,848,215
interest.—V.
New
the
$11,663,269 $12,115,815
814,489
847,568
—ft—
income
—V.
•_■'
taxes
oper.
$2,366,481 $24,200,495 $23,342,001
1,145,075
12,537,226
11,226,186
$1,231,161
ft
•
-revenues™
charges
no
charge of staff functions.
$7,430,501 $76,788,756 $71,814,188
15,225 ft; 103,753
141,101
5,048,795
52,484,508
48,331,086
$2,670,867
1,439,706
oper.: rev.
oper.
Net
$8,059,170
8,774
5,379,529
revenues
Uncollectible
1942—10 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Operating
bond
and
dates,
Ralph W. Brown, General Attorney for the company, has been
i. appointed Vice-President and General Counsel; and Clayton J. Harcourt, Assistant Vice-President, has been appointed Vice-President in
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
New England
these
stock
Northern
Old Colony RR., June 2.
1937; Boston & Providence RR. Corp., July 19.
11,
of
as
9,811
'
$55,445
$73,423
Sept. 31), 1942:
distributable surplus, $77,369;
income includes the resufts of opera-.
1936; Hartford & Con¬
but net railway operating
$83,377
,
r-V, 155/ pf/307.
following companies were rejected on dates stated
tion of these properties:
1941
865,256
.
piofil;
Net
3,148,229 / 1,206,472 •29,741,070' '16,860,587'-,
.,$2,047,852. '.$103,543. $17„659,386; $4,668,370
after, .charges——
•The leases of the
7,045.250'
.
1942
int.—
and
Balance Sheet at
;
'
:
1,804,551
37,251,051
22,980,721
-/ft Assets-—Cash," $55,154; accounts receivable,' $285; advances to em¬
Dr329,224 Dr4,110,495 1^3,598,821
ployees in the field, $2,154; shares; in, other/ companies less ' reserve/
£>r423,060 Dr6,015,736 Dr4,621,254 ,/ $722,591;, interests in claims
and explorations account, $117,406; office
furniture and equipment (less depreciation),'3810/ total, S898,^400." / .ft
1,052,267
27,124,820
14,760,648
Liabilities—Accounts payable,- $1,498; explorations reserve, $70,000;;
3,567,563
avail, for fxd. chgs.
Feb.
New England Power
dividends
Expenses';'/•
30,025,971
20,131,600
jDj:278,586
rents:
facility
below,
2,291,551
.2,343,800
accruals—
Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—
Years Ended Sept, 30—
rail¬
operations
tax
oper,
tNet
'.v;-'-".
.'.ft
.
8,874,029
154,150
linei
.from
rev.
Equipment
Inc.
Central
RR.;
g
"Light & Power is undergoing complete liquidation pursuant to the
Holding Company Act, under our jurisdiction," the SEC said,. "Cleqriy
Income: from
of
one
the following:
director of
a
Maine
trail
operations
•Net
New England's largest'-'organiza¬
Oxford Paper Mills at RumMaine Power Co.; New England
Public Service Co., and Maine Seaboard Paper Co.
;■ 1
/.ft; 1
Mr. Braun succeeds the late Walter S. Wyman as President of the
textile-mills.
He has been closely associated with Mr. Wyman in the
Co.
„
General "fexpfenseV ft/ft.
Ry.
:■;
:./v
reorganization proceedings of the
Me.
Braun
Brown
v.
——.ft'.,;.,./
Railway
Mill'
"
-Earn-
'
Traffic
President of the five
include Androscoggin.
elected
mills
been
has
corporation.
Hill of Lewiston; York Mills of Saco and the Edwards
and
Bates,
of
Braun
mills
textile
"
•„
1942—11 Mos.*
-Month—1941
1942-
'/
13,851,280
oper.
revenues—J,
Mairit". of .way & struc.
1,361,934
Maint,
of
equipment-//' *1,711,407
way
ft
ft,,-ft
ft'
New Haven & Hartford RR. Co.
Period End Nov. 30—
/■ t^at/ the amoqnt.be; segTegafce^^ft.oin-'Ot'her^fu'ndSi1.:until^a/.finabprderwas handed down.
/*
'•
ft'1'
.
;
members,,, pi .the': board; of
made
Corp.—Vt"l56, "p. 1778'.
Ry."
25/this Association
week ended Dec.
the
10,853,304
Steam
New York,
;
,
Association—Output—
Electric
&
t,>'
reports electric output
30,384 kwh., or 0.28Z: below
production of 10,883,688 kwh. for the corresponding week a year ago..
Gas output for the Dec.
25 week is reported at 166,449,000 cubic
feet, an increase'"of ■36;7'50,000'*xU&ic» feet.ftor '.28.32% \ abOVe-'ftpVoduc-1'
tion of 129,699.000 cubic feet, in the corresponding week a year ago.—
V. 156, p. 2308.
ft/.'
.ft"///
■" // '/.'/': ft'; ft'..i:,
For
of
Recker/fta; trustee, have been
D.
York
New
the common stock,
share has been declared cn
per
hfeal
Dividend-—.
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—$2
A
Monday, January 4, 194$
Dec. 29 issued an interim order prohibiting
to its parent, the North American Co.. of
on debentures due Jan. 1.
The SEC directed
Gross
Int.
and
:Net
Divs.
income
other
—
deducts.
pref.
156,
285,08T
$7,440,425
3,462.653
3,447.575
.$363,389
$3,094,547
155,577
1,866,923
1.866.923
$1,227,624
$2,125,927
$241,517 ft.
p.
$6,557,200
155,577
stock
Balance
V.
28 4,314
$648,478
$397,094
income
on
$681,408
2137.
/ft
$207,813
.
-
$3,992,850
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4139
157
Volume
to
Called—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Debentures
other
companies; (Petroleum. Acceptance" Corp.);' $408,173;-miscel¬
investments, $116,437; fixed assets (less reserve for depreciation
laneous
for redemption as of Feb. 1, next, a total
of $745,000 of 4% debentures-due 1946 at .101 Vst and interest. •-Pay¬
ment will.be made mt the Schroder Trust Co., trustee, 46.William St.,
New
York, N. Y., or, at the option of the holders, at the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank,
115 West Monroe Sti, Chicago, 111.—V, 156,
p. ,1956. ," 'i
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called
been
have
There
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of $2,463,408), $2,133,835; patents and goodwill, $1; total,
Liabilities—Bank loans; $400,000; notes and accounts
•Gross
Net -income
,
.
Earnings
per
1941
$9,812,109
3,412,239
3,378,615
2,549,213
Mr. Martens
$3.56
X'y\
drawn—
'"its
6\'p preferredi'Stdck,
Corp.—V.-156, p. 2227.
directors
application to
all of which is owned
by the Middle West .
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'-^01
the
stock and the usual
common
on
second
Net
record Jan, 15,
Pacific Finance Corp. of Calif.—Par Value
stockholders
Other
income
of
shares
stock held
common
in
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preferred stock and 62,766 shares of series C 6 Vz % preferred under
an offer made on Dec.
1.—V. 156, p. 2227.
T.,;Ty ;::-y•'V' ■:
Pacific Telephone
;
-Operating revenues
Uncollectible
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$2,771,220
Operating expenses
$2,135,926 $26,329,563 $20,739,294
5,201,747
Net
revenues.-
oper.
1,654,080
Operating taxes
1,081,705
.
Net
1,545,945
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15,327,210
16,017,295
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for
have
154,
of
Consolidated (Inc.) reports for the nine
months ended Sept. 30, 1942, estimated net income of 1,070,594 pounds
sterling (equivalent to U. S. $4,319,846» plus 92,811,719 bolivianos,
before providing for income taxes.
After taxes estimated net profit
amounted to 1,070,594 pounds sterling (equivalent to U. S. $4,319,848)
plus.21,864,219 bolivianos. -This compares with profit after taxes of
464,911 pounds sterling (equivalent to U. S. $1,875,915) plus 13.925,805
bolivianos for the same period in 1941.
Tin in concentrates shipped
but not sold at Sept, 30, 1942, was valued in inventory at £ 333.10.0
per long ton of fine tin (60 cents per pound)
f.o.b. South American
ports, as against £ 250 per long ton of fine tin (45 cents per pound)
at Sept. 30, 1941, c.i.f. Liverpool,
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Estimated profits ,for the first nine months of 1942 give effect to
the
of
£1,—V.
sterling
pounds
to
■
U.
S,
dollars
156, p. 1869.
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$4.03 Vh
ai
is
surtax
7,;
1702.
p.
Suburban Water
revenues
Taxes
Net
.
20,154,552
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86,894
*$210,834
5,072
.
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1'>m
11
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*$309,656 *$3,288,345 *$2,103,034
5,073
45,683
22,547
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earnings
and
1941
Service
r
$1,669,351
To
S.
V.
company
11.810
156,
1839.
p.
,
.
149,515
248,041
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93.976
242,207
,
$584,828
$621,870
presently
be
also
outstanding
used
to
bonds
the
at
pay
Co.
;
declarations and
applications have been filed with thq SEC by
of New Hampshire,
Co.
Twin State Gas & Electric Co.,
New England Public Service
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A
Act.
statement
follows:
as
of
the
•
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transactions therein
proposed are
sum¬
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proceedings under Section 77B.—
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will
.
Court at Philadelphia has authorized the pay¬
due July 1, 1942, of $25 on the 5'i first mortgage
be made at the offices of the Fidelity-Phila¬
reorganization
its
104.
fl
will
is in
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sell to Public Service and Public Service pro¬
poses to acquire from Twin State (both subsidiaries of Nepsco)
the
latter's rights and properties used in and pertaining to its electric and
gas business in New Hampshire and its electric business in Maine,
together, with $10,000 of 3% deferred debentures of Dec., 1, 1936, and
20 shares of common stock
(no par)
of Nepsco Appliance Finance
Corp., incidental current assets and incidental other securities and
real
estate
(called the "New Hampshire Properties"), for a cash
consideration of $4,048,978 '(plus net. current assets)
Twin State pro¬
poses to use. the proceeds from the sale of its.New Hampshire Proper¬
ties to redeem its $2,435,200 first Tien and refunding mortgage 51/2%
gold bonds, series A, dated March 2, 1925,. and due March 1, 1945, at
the
current call price
(101 ¥2%
through Feb. 28, 1943, and 101%
from March 1, 1943, through Feb. 29, -1944), and to reduce its out¬
standing bank loans from $2,255,250 to an amount estimated at
$429,800.
v>:,
Public Service further proposes to acquire from Nepsco, and Nepsco
proposes to sell to Public Service, for cash the following assets at
prices indicated:
,':.1
1
•.Price
(1) Interest held by Nepsco in 1,000 sh&res, of beneficial v
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interest (no par.) of Swans Falls Co.
$150,000
(2) The following securities:
Nepsco Appliance Finance Corp.— :■ •''
delphia Trust Co.
The
sold at com-
to be
Co.* the last named company being, re¬
registered holding company, pursuant to Sections 6, 7, 9, 10 and 12 of
District
the coupon
Payment
The bonds are
Acquire Assets of Twin State Gas—
Joint
and
Phildelphia & Western Ry.—Interest Approved—
U.
of
proceeds
Public Service
156,
bonds.
1943.
of
amount
price
the
Public Service
676,000
10,967
254,420
ment on
1,
outstanding bank
loans to pay for the New Hampshire properties of Twin State Gas &
Electric Co. and for other assets to te acquired from New England
$1,645,863
676,000
248,751
The
$24,500,000
;
face
of
Part
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85,619
$63,101
H.—Registers
:
call
current
673,354
.
573,226
$693,271
N.
and the prices at, which the bonds will be offered to
well as nqmes of underwriters, will .be supplied by
as
$18,929,000
-
.
696,237
$1,785,118
260,669
of
company also proposes to issue, and sell privately for cash at
$2,500,000 of unsecured notes and also to issue, and sell 3,284
shares of common stock, no par, to New England Public Service Co. for
$197,040, or $60 per share in cash.
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Company proposes to use proceeds to redeem and retire the entire
$2,449,010
.
$1,866,935
279,100
(or
Vice-
a
The
129.793
tax_i„"
income
exps.
Eal.
-v.
$2,493,359
127,771
avail, for divs.„
p. 2138. ■:.
Retir.
has been elected
Twin State proposes -to
131.779
deprec.)
Federal
26^,538
,
par
marized
94,802
.
public
amendment.
1939
.
89,134
1939,
1957.
156, p.
Co.
1973, to be dated Jan,
the
|6,220,161
1940
759,099
544,862
director.—V.
a
petitive bidding
excess
.
———
361,887
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.
$2,675,996
:
29,817
*$334,400 *$3,604,549. *$2,343,025
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The company on Dec. 24 filed a registration statement with the SEC
for $22,000,000 of its first and general mortgage bonds, series h,
due
the
Fed.
tax)
41,536
*$247,298
Securities—
Co.—Earnings—
821,181
*$304,583 *$3,242,662 *$2,080,487
Walter P". Marshall, Controller since
Dr2,458
$7,910,570
and
*$205,762
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President
$7,793,573'
1,575.875
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14,309 '
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New Vice-President—
•.;.;
$2,782,918
Interest charges7
Amort. & other deducts.
to
•
1942
—
includ.
(not
income
V'.:; xXXXXi
X"
tax.
expensesyiinclud.,
1942, resulting from amended
XXXtXv
$19,016,673"
20,998,531
*$206,188 *$2,321,654 *$1,137,879
5,500
55,000
55,000
97,968
911,691.
910,155
5,500
income
V ?Loss*:'
called for redemption as of Feb.
been
maintenance)
agreements covering the sale of the company's production, and in¬
cludes; non-requrring profit of
£182,780 plus Bs. 12,715,529 before
taxes on account of settlement in 1942 for late 1941 shipments and
inventory.XX-X
Net
first mortgage
Oper.
Patino Mines & Enterprises
:t; Conversion
Gross income
Payment
Gross
Patino Mines & Enterprises Consolidated, Inc.—Earn.—
1,
normal
12 MOS. End. Nov. 30—
poration above.—V. 156, p. 2227.
to Jan,
*$118,440
i.
Deducts.'from gross inc.
6,886,075
1,555,875
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Federal
Philadelphia
Stockholders of Air Investors, Inc.—See that cor¬
price' increase retroactive
2,070,358
Dr292,620
6,872,158
.
Prefer¬
Pan American Airways Corp.—Makes Offer to
f
.
1, next, a. total of
5Vst';>r gold bonds, due 1972, at 105
and
will be made at the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Co., successor trustee, 135 South Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Certain other bonds, of the same issue, previously called for redemp¬
tion, have not as yet been presented for payment, it is announced.—
V.
ence
1942—10 Mons. 1941
$1,864,170 $18,676,877
oper
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Philadelphia Electric Power Co.—Bonds Called—
$239,000
$1,054,221 $10,694,818 $10,146,777
885,275
—•
p;; 2138.
156,
$1,117,140
income
oper.
income
Net
J——.-—.;
~"'"• $9,480,754
income
interest.
—V.
cable
&
Operating income..—
Non-operating income—
$16,352,913 $14,679,653
.a,——
deductions
on
There
10,592,517
15,634,745
tel.
oper,.- revs—
Taxes assign, to oper.—
profits tax
for the 10 months ended Oct. 31, 1942, have been made on the basis
of the 1942 Revenue Act.
It is the opinion of the officers of the com¬
panies that there is no liability for Federal excess profits tax for the
year 1942 except as to one utility subsidiary, in which instance Fed¬
eral excess profits tax tor the 10 months ended Oct. 31, 1942, is pro¬
vided for after the application of the post-war credit.—V. 156, p. 2303.
♦
Net
income
'Provisions
225,930
48,452,376
302,818
56,877,060
Br506,058
——
Consolidated net income
$7,362,173 $83,509,441 $69,417,600
24,500
2,107,409
revenues
$16,858,970 $14,972,274
;
.
cap. stocks of subs, held by the public
Minority interest in undistrib: income of a sub.
1942—10 Mos,—1941
$8,982,861
23,500
6,188,141
—-
rev.
oper.
Co.—Earnings—
& Telegraph
*: 1942—Month—1941
Period Ended Oct. 31—
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Divs.
value from
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par
revenue
(net) V——
income
Unchanged
the. retirement of 23,104'
the treasury but rejected a proposal
$10 to $1 per share on the remaining.
407,852 shares.
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It was announced that the company has .acquired 53,179 series A 8%
reduce'the
to
$1,988,969
Public
Gross
approved
19
Dec.
on
revs.
exp-
Uncollect,
and subs, and;other street railway
of Philadelphia Co.) y
;VV' :
subs,
•
operating
Total
The
oper.
.
quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share
preferred stock, both payable Jan. 25 to holders of
Payments of $1 each were made on the common stock
cn Ma"y 1, Aug. 1 and Nov. 2, last, while on Jan. 26, 1942, a distribution
of $1.50 per share was made.—V. 156, p. 1332.
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cable
cable oper,
Net
,':K
1942
1941
Operating revenues LJi——U.-.i-Jl— -Li :!,,$56;0'28,800'' $51,891,044
Operating expenses
-20,073,204'
18,415,903
Maintenance *and repairs —
—-———T3,389,856
3,566,092
Approp. for' retire. & depletion reserves—..—" ' 7,082,024
6,602,297
Amortization of leaseholds—' 2,941
26
Amortization of utility plant acquisition adjust,
690
690
Taxes (other; than- income taxes) —yi.————i
3,339,809
3.218,197
Prov. for Fed. income taxes by utility subs.—
4,170,134
4,301,661
Prov, for Fed. excess profits tax by a util. sub. •
386,148
•..•185,310
Provision for State Income tax——
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725,024
628,593
dividend of $1.25 per share on
declared a
29
Dec.
on
1942—Month—1941
&
&
12 Mos. End. Oct. 31—
23 permitted
Co.—$1.25 Common Dividend—
Outlet
The
f:-
the
pajr $79,875 of dividends/on
Exchange Commission on Dec.
to withdraw ;an
Period End. Oct. 31^-
..
Tel.
Tel.
in
(Not including Pittsburgh• Rys.- Co.
.
The Securities and
company
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Plea With¬
Oklahoma Power & Water Co.—Dividend
♦.
.
Vice-President
was
Philadelphia Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$3.52
.
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Postal Telegraph, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
charge of sales of the corporation
from 1933 through 194I.-^V; 155, p. 606.
shares
(550,000
share,
common
.outstanding)
156, p. 2137.
Corp.—Resignation-
Treasurer
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—V.
Products
2,529,377
—-
——,
directors
accumulations
payable Jan.
William C, Martens has announced his'resignation as a director anil
of this corporation, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson.
.1942.
$11,485,974
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revenues ——
— ———income after ■retirement- reserve accruals
have declared a dividend of $2 per share on account
on'the $6 cumulative preferred stock, no par value*
15 to holders of record Dec. 22.
Distributions of $1 per
share were made each quarter from Jan. 15, 1940, to and including
Oct. 15, 1942,
Arrearages at present amount Ao $14.25 per share.-V.
156, p.
1155.
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payable, $1,*
deferred income, $84,710; reserve for contingencies, $384,108;
capital stock, $1,824,928; capital surplus, $1,752,835; earned surplus
(since June 30. 1939), $1,043,935; total, $7,231,400.—V. 156, p, 2043,
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—Earnings—
12 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
Portland Gas Light Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
The
$7,231,400.
740,884;
Personal
Operating
45
■
100
^10 shares common■ stock (no
-
Fenn Traffic Co.—12V2-Cent
;
Dividend—
cents per share'has.been declared on the com¬
Jan. 25 to holders of .'record Jan. 11., This com¬
pares with 10 cents paid on July 25, last,, and 12 V2 cents each on
Jan. 24, 1942. and July 25, 1941, and, 15,,cents on Jan. 25, 1941.—
A dividend
mon
V.
12'2
of
stock, payable
155,
2187.
p.
;
,
1942—9 Mc
ios.—*1941
' 1942—3 Mos -*1941
$$595,853 •' $644,039 4$1,398,280
$1,502,146
share. :
$0.43:
$0.47
$1.02
$1.09
i; "Adjusted,
tAfter provision for estimated Federal and State income
and excess profits taxes,
ilncludes post-war refund of $110,000 for
the three months and $333,000 for nine months,—V. 156, p. 2138.
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
ILL
;
-r'v'
.74,374,390
;
Net
from
rev.
53,236,437 767,170,277 560,374,578
,48,755,933
Ry. operating, revenuesRy. operating expenses^
V
40,430,903 505,838,352 403.092,423
25,618,457
8,016,800
,
872,663
872,667
889,241
191,69V
ry. oper.
Railway taxes
Unemploy.. insur. taxes-
.
RR.
.
retirement taxes—
Equip, rents IDr bal.)
Jt. facil. rents <Dr bal.)
Net
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oper. income- .14,775,395
6,474,771 130,158,412
XEarnings of Company Only "■
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ry.
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Gross
88,053,359
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''., 1941
V 1940
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1939 ••
railway—— $74,243,320 $53,146,783 $42,193,655 $.42,915,404
from
from
25,621,348
raiway—
Net ty. oper, income—
14,789,129
Period End. Nov. 30—
—v. 156,
p.'2043.■
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.f.
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Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines-^-Earnings—
1942
1941
1940
from
railway—Net from railway
Net ry. oper.
From Jan.
-Gross
$514,787.
^19,445
$434,340
^50,958
$436,848
"*26,972
income-:
*167,386
*194,908
*173,430
1—
from
8,688,512
7,103,608
5,567,775 .5,428,946
1,998,862
1,139,162
*284,823
190,728
■•167*776,
*827,887
*2,230,418 *1,674,943
2043.
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railway——
Net from railway—_
Net rv. oper. income—
.
.
y.
■'•Deficit.—'V. 156,
p.
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Total
854,949
38,743
778.027
92,315
8.920,432
8,549,797
409,020
438,078
p *
8,616,245
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1.060,319
:
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$995,956
•Railway tax accrualsEquip. & jt. facil. rents
876,603
Cr527.785
$586,726,
7,674,590
943,204
$9,707,952
$7,492,426
8,762,590
.5,065,256
498,178
Net
ry.
oper.
Income.
Other income
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Cr466,666 Cr5,128,955 Cr4,209,388
:$555,214" $6,074,317'
20,764
.149,809
$647,138
.
18,093
_—-
$6,636,558
209,659
income
Total
Miscell.
$665,231
deducts,
income
fixed
Total
after
$575,978
$6,224,126
$6,846,217
157.469
1,572,136
3,696
2.167,845
90,028
$414,813
-
$3,966,253
$5,199,868
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charges
inc.
Net
from
—210,310
33,419
.
yf.
74,213
~~~
fixed
v;';
$421,502
charges
by an indenture of mortgage to Old Colony Trust Co.,...
as trustee, and to be dated as of Jan.
1, 1943.
It is further proposed
that the bonds will be sold, under a firm commitment, to underwriters
.
*
cents each and an extra of $1.50.—V,
151, p. 1583.
Fed.
inc.
&
profits taxes...
—V. 156, p. 2044.
Sept. 30, 1942
sales
:
;
;———
$2,213,388
of sales, including all operating expenses—2,371,897
income Statement for 3 Months Ended
Net
Cost
Net
Other
—
loss
from, operations———
1;—
income
Consolidated
net
loss
—
—
———_—
—
$158,509
5,186
$153,323
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30, 1942
Assets—Cash, $480,023;
'495',"
inventories:
fuel
notes and accounts receivable
oil,
$1,529,689;
burners
prepaid and deferred expenses, $253,168;
and
(net), $1,733$576,579;
investments in and advances
by
proposes to
of unsecured
and to ipature serially, in amounts of $150,000 semi-annually for
,'first five years and $100,000 semi-annually for the second five
years, after the date boxne by the notes.
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Public Service further proposes to issue and sell 3,284 shares of its
issue
the
.
,
.
common' stock (xio par) to Nepsco, and Nepsco proposes to acquire said
stock from Public Service for $197,040 ($60 per share).
Public Service proposes to apply the proceeds from the: sa^e of the
bonds, notes and common stock as follows:
(a) to redeem: and retire
the presently outstanding bonds of Public Service in the aggregate
principal amount of $18,929,00.0; (b) to pay the then outstanding .bank
loans of Public Service;, (c)- to pay for the New Hampshire, properties of
Twin State, and (d), to pay for the assets to be acquired from Nepsco,.;
Earnings for Month and
>'
$680,739
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$317,748
$6,870,761
$3,221,842
Period End. Nov. 30—
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.- -EarningsNovember—
1942
Gross, from railway-™
Net from
$92,711'
20,065
railway—,—
237,810
Net ry. oper. income--.
1941
1940
1939
$78,442
42,884
17,344
18,413
34,751
9,116
>
961,346
1.163,564
643,375
,
$108,239
from railway——
Net from railway-:
:
1,136,566
362,078
297,412
;•'•'•■•
315,845
375,585
249,049,
of Pittston at
a
special meeting approved the plan and
general trucking, armored car service, truck rental and
Companies included in the merged group are Metro¬
politan Coal Co.,
Globe Coal Co., United States Trucking Corp.,
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co., Inc., Independent Warehouses, Inc., and
Pattison & Bowns, Inc.—V, 156, p. 1869.
coal
mining,
.885,315'
73,470
3,980
4,209
than inc. tax
11,860
13,832
152,674
tax—
59,000
53,000
580,530
Federal
income
"
i;58,136
54,421
146,014
544,479
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$200,009
Gross-income
Stockholders
l16(j,360
419,659
ifl76,988
911,407
809,859
taxes.
Sec,
Non-operating income
similar action had been taken Dec. 22 by stockholders of United States
Distributing Corp, at Richmond, Va.
Application has been made to list the new class A preference stock,
class B preference stock, and common stock of the merged Pittston Co.
on the New York Stock Exchange,
and it is anticipated that trading
in the new securities will begin shortly on the Exchange.
United States Distributing Corp. has been the principal subsidiary
of The Pittston Co. and has been engaged through subsidiaries in
2,315,674
•
179,175
425,853
—'—
munic.
&
State
31,356
Pittston Company—Merges United States Distributing
Corporation—
;
$7,541,252
2,874,513
30,972
taxesFed.
State
76,760
220,265
.224,143
14,670
62,400
76,131
Fed., oth.
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
-
66,479
Social
&
15,520
40,518
-T—,
•
1942—12 Mos.—1941
58,239,214"
for depreciation-T
Prov.
8,949
16,715
—
Maintenance
$102,873
12 Months Ended Nov. 30
1942—Month—1941 ;'
$678,933
$708,646
•;
revenues'
Operating
Operation
.
Purchased power
warehousing.
parts,
competitive bidding upder Rule U-50.
issue and sell privately for, cash at
notes to be dated on a convenient date
the day the notes are issued) in the month of such
further
than
later
(not
selected
be
to
Service
$2,500,000
"\,X.■
'
■
The merger of United States Distributing Corp. into The Pittston CO.
received final approval of the: Pittston board of directors Dec. 23.
Petroleum Heat & Power Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
investors
or
Public
A year*end dividend of
■-
bonds, series A, 3V4%, due 1973, to be dated
1943, and to be due Jan. 1, 1973; the bonds to be issued under
1,
secured
and
■
•Includes
r-V. 156, p. 1957.
$1 per share was paid'teii the common stock,
par $25, qn Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec, .19.
Distributions of
37V2 cents .each were made on Mar. 31, June 30 and Sept. 30, last.
•
During 1941, the company paid four quarterly-dividends of 37Va
Jan.
18,980
$197,080
,
X'.
Net ry. oper. income-—:
Perfection Stove Co.—Year-End Dividend—
stock ($100 par)_A—
interest.•;
; '•
'' '• '■
;■./?,
further proposes to issue and sell for cash $22,000,000
accrued
Public Service
1942—11 Mos.—1941
2,000
*6,000
'
—
first and general mortgage
$2,573,680 $31,365,970 $27,454,706
222,920
2,622,944
2,385,669
•
715 shares capital
*Plus
*20,000
Falls Water Co.;
Salmon
:
■''
1939
$716,704
116,285
"*36,476
November—
!■
;v,...v
I956-i^-:Jif-";
200 shares common;stock •($ 10 par)
$6,000 5% debentures due Aug; 1, 1956
v
■b"'\
par
excess
Gross
1942—Month—1941
$2,935,445
Maint. of way & struc..,:
197,377
Maint. of equipment—
869,585
;;Traffid:-:^^^^.^a^,?v/:Lv; 38,783
Transportation (rail)
735.250
Other expenses
98,494
Ry. operating revenues.
.
-
;
;.-v
.
.
12,817,766
12,983,017
12,964,468
.6,497,791
9,124,431
9,389,198
From Jan. 1—
"
•
J..
•
r.
Gross from railway—— 765,749,181 559,261,250 435,586,336 390,867,059
Net from railway
261,385,248 157,368,757 126,912,246 112,055,087
Net ry.- oper. income—1 130,359,686. 88,289,118
77,400,598 68,400,250
Net
'
.
.
November-^'
■
12,805,534 261,331,925 157,282,155
3,828,482
99,421,500
47,491.525
747,935 • 9,220,422
7.297,120
748,025
9.226,071
7,297,439
799,519
10,733,225
5,246,162
,'206,802-.
2,572,295
1,896,550
$20,000 3% deferred debs, due DecM,
Nepsco Services, Inc.:
'.'
-
;
1942—11 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
com.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co.—Earnings—
(Excludes L. I. RR. and B. & E. RR.)
Period End. Nov. 30—
,
-
per
'
:
tNet
Earns,
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings of Regional System—
.
Philco Corp.-
Bond interest
Other
;
_—
deductions
X~.
div.: require.-
Note—The
Drl,207
694
$200,270
$2,254,476
700,337
58,361
—
Cr2,010
9,218
$133,233
$55,816
58,361
871
•
,
-Jr
'
1
.
$2,208,535
1
Br22,398
$198;802
—
«T—-
Net income
Preferred
-
———j.
$199,576. $2,276,874
»'
531
$2,209,066
,<700,337
06,312
15,370
9,220
120,128
117,830
$131,818
$55,816
$1,440,323
$1,375,529
$669,797
$669,797
estimated
provision for Federal income taxes for the
periods applicable to the year 1942 has been computed at the rates
set forth in the Revenue Act of 1942 without adjustment for possible
deductions for
tions
for
—V.
156,
the amortization
expenses
p.
of defense
or
war
facilities
or
deduc¬
which will arise because of the proposed financing.
2044.
,
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Tenders—
offered to purchase on or before Dec. 31, 1942,. not in
principal amount of the bonds listed below and
to Dec, 29, 1942. The most advantageous
yield basis for each maturity were to be accepted.
The company
excess
of
$1,000,000
asked for written tenders up
offers on a
J
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
46
Int.
Maturity
Dec,
1947,
at
and
100
interest.
Payment will, be made at, the
Guaranty Trust Co., corporate trustee, 140 Broadway, New York, N. Y,
156, p. 87.
'//,'Aa/: ' .■/; ■
'/A' ' \7; A
Bate'
Date
1,
record
Nov.
—'V.
Gas
11-1-54
No.
Mortgage
The
of
Co.
Bergen
Hudson
Electric Light and Power Company—J,—
Newark Consolidated Gas Co...—
The
Newark
Gas
The
Paterson
——-—,.~~.
Passaic Gas
&
Electric
—V.
Electric
Company of
156, p. 2310.
New
3-1-49
A'''A A.
;;;
4
AAA'
".
" A-.
Power &
by the bidders,
/.A/ /'•'
Consolidated
Depreciation
144,072
■; A
_
consummation
AAA--"
127,720
82,586
57,922
1,550,003
1,126.957
216,142
2,621,538
Net
$501,759
$6,389,198
5,955
3,736
69,707
income,
$514,066
$505,496
$6,458,906
Interest
278,602
278,840
3,350,002
Balance
the
Tor
have
-
interest
been
Acts
restated
applicable
consider
V.
—
toT give
that
they
156, p. 2138,
effect
the
to
provisions
the respective periods.
during
have
liability
any
for
taxes
The
for
the
the .merger,
the
would
;
of
which
approximately
stockholders
present
be
and
of
expenses
Period Ended Oct. 31—
and
car
issued,
For
the
Tex.,
Yarn a 11
C.
Edward
revenues
Maintenance
All
past
several
(Chairman)
Oil- Corp.
it
years
issue
;
23,453,945
and
Robert
Net
opers,—
3,454,388
2,153,813
29,325,434
392,352
356,317
3,636,488
3,189,633
_A—
been
$2,218,988
$407,211
$18,592,842
215,642
3,128,418
banks—on
247,823
178,842 7'L 2,239,379
from
Fixed
and
$115,381
$36,801
$883,039
net
revenue-
$2,334,369
iML—-
2,640,087
399,879
■
3d, 1942
of Salt
Salt
income
156,
Notes
''•'$305,718
$44,133
$5,867,702
Aw;
for each 3%
■
—
.
;
Oil
Corp,:,;
A
that
notified
Dec,
first
1
cost
for
deprec.
and
by
through
Brown
York, $2.50 per
coupons
5s,
Court
company,
first
its
to
of
order
1942, : the
26,
attached
fdnd
dated
AA
November,
Dec.
.13,888
100.688
1942,
have
'
,
AAA '
;
930
2,805;262
-
after
Harriman
principal amount
of
the
bonds
which
to
debt
than
V'
Federal—
7
1
•
1
solidated
with
the
wholly-owned
company,
effective
'$
•
'4
parent
subsidiary,
Operating
Operation
Other
1
Dec.
tvas
1942,
31,
The
is
N.
The
Calif.
The
RCA
manufacturing
Division
of
Radio
laboratories
organization
Corp.
of
located
are
will
be
America.
at
Princeton,
known
as
the
The
RCA
management,
heretofore.
N.
activities of RCA will
result in closer coordination
Power
$329,316
133,744
r
A
$3,534,111
95,403
1,491,915
18,729.
193,277
and
increased flexi¬
and
coordination
of
services
will
Mr.
Sarnoff
also
announced
that
at
the
meeting of the board,
George K. Throckmorton, former Chairman of the Executive Commit¬
of
tee
the
the Radio
v-V,
156,
RCA Manufacturing Co., was elected a Vice-President of
Corp. of America, of which Mr. Throckmorton is a director.
•For
■
31,944
56,687
11,953
28,661
316,500
1942—Month—19417.
$61,635
8681,180
1942—6 Mos —1941
$2,203,200
Del
,304
X>r2,428
Dr20,751
$60,451
31,229
$59,207
31,209
$660,429
376,099
$3,302,283
$0.69
$0.98
$1.03
$29,222
$27,998
$284,330
charges and provision for Federal income and, excess; profits
tOn 1,743,040 shares of common stock
outstanding,—V. 156,7
1957.
'.--i-. ■-
>
November—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway....:
railway.
Net
from
from
Net
$2,709,993
1,631,406
railway...
oper. income...
156, p, 2310.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Total
oper,
oper.
expenses
Other
Total
charges
194,390
12,488,081
4,909,061
8,638,731
2,257,107
7,814,119
The
1
St.
who
$779,533
and
surplus
$75,215
purposes
Federal
income
and
profits
excess
2,816,531
2,234,509
881,051
994,082
O
;
for
'
33,386
3942—11 Mos.—1941
$5,321,851 $81,123,609 $56,061,195
3,793,143
51,803,307
39,270,122
1,185,052
24,206,294
11,862,537
17,358
173,434
233,831
$1,202,410. $24,379,727 $12,096,368
8,133,
174,638
85,839
Ry.,
$1,194,277 $24,205,089 $12,010,529
Light,
Heat
&
Power
—
Bonds
'
There have been called for redemption as of Feb.
fund),
a
$2,227,951
$1.59
:
per
deperciation,
iNo.
common
reflected
share/.
common
interest,
Co.,
tAlso
etc.
Luther
1,
1943
(for account
total of $36,000 first mortgage 4»/a%
Foundry Co.—See
'
-
$2,390,098
$2,245,74.0
$1.60
.
$1,786,457
$1.23
>603,641
provision
included.
..
been
Todd-Bath
Yard
Corp.—Merger—
and
Corp.
merged
end
of
the
South
.
the-
South
under the-name
the business will
Portland
of
the -latter
be
known
statement
.
of $500,000
^On
of
Co,,
the
Tampa-Gulf
plant
the
as
been
has
elected President,
succeeding J, E. Warren,,
Fire
Insurance
Co.,
Durham,
'
S.
C.—Year-
-
.
cents each
148.
were
year
made
on
March
1942 was $2.25
27? June 26 and Sept. 25, last.
share, the same as in 1941.—
;
per
1494.
p.
•••>,
Anglo California
2.9, in a notice
bonds dated April 1,
There
;,
,
National Bank
holders
to
1929,
of
Ltd.—Payment
.
of
first
San
Francisco, trustee, on
sinking fund gold
mortgage
skys in substance:
,
-
-
.
.
-
is
.
bonds
an endorsement of payment
made thereon,
thereafter; be returned to the holder. ■"> t
All
properties
hypothecated
by
Said
trust
and such bonds will
;
/.
•
:7
,1'
indenture
have been sold
exception of one parcel of real property in Oakland. Alameda
County, Calif., the net proceeds of; sale of which, hereafter will be
applied by the bank, as trustee, pro rata in-payments on said bonds
with
the
/•outstanding.
The bank can' express no definite opinion as to the
amount for. which, pr when said property can be sold.
A bid of $20,000
was accepted by us, as trustee, for. this property,- in the
spring of this
year, but because of various reasons having to do with litigation the
'■court declined to confirm the'sale.
At the present time we are
again
endeavoring to sell this property, in view of the fact: that the legal
.
obstacles
have
been
r.emoycd
to
a
large
extent.
.
Coast
and
.
In
addition
to the above payments-the bondholders, will,..have
a
deficiency, claim against; , the general, funds of the bankrupt's estate;
"and hereafter on such claim, pro rata with other general creditors,
the bondholders will receive through the,trustee a dividend or
dividends
the- Tampa, Northern rail¬
•
November-
November
:
1942
.$10,784,596
from railway,
railway——
3,884,376
from
Net
ry.
.
oper.
income__.
and
.
2,955,484
.
98,642,466
.
39,245,634
.
27,316,352
Year
to
-
-■
payable from such general, funds of the bankrupt estate. ''•/>'
At the present time several litigated matters are undecided in the
/bankruptcy proceedings. Such litigated matters are in the hands of the
trustee-of, the bankrupt estate, and upon the future .decisions; thereof
will depend the aggregate amount of general claims and the "amount
of general "funds of the estate and the resulting amount so
payable
,
"
Date,
1940
' 1939;.
$5,622,455
1,133,483
610,679
$4,224,012
$3,953,154
612,139
49.0,431
57,961,222
14,098,235
8,918,414
43,362,450
39,940,483
1941
.
1,065,843,
Gross
from
Net
from
890,022
'
to
Net
ry.
—V.
railway,—
railway,
oper.
-~
income—.
6,800,898
.2,683,471
bondholders from
Owing
■
7,715,043.
3,380,141
the
such general iuncls.
factors, involved, it is. not possible at
time to estimate the aggregate returns which the bond¬
will ultimately receive.—V. 152, p. 1932; V." 151, p.; 567.
to the above uncertain
present
holders
156, p, 2310.
bonds, due
Securities Corporation General
Accrued Dividends—
Period—
'
The
directors,
$1,16%
share
per
on
it was announced on
share
the
$6
on
Dec.
the $7 preferred stock
preferred
stock,
28,
declared
and
a
a
dividend
dividend
both payable Dec.
29
to
of
of
$1. per
holders of
,
now
payable by this bank, as trustee under, the trust
securing the outstanding bonds of this company (bankrupt)
the sum of $99.31 on each hpnd of $500
denomipatiqn and $198.62 on
each bond of $1,000 denomination.
/■'■:/ ,;.
" - ;;; ;
•
{ ./
A Suck payments wiil be made on presentation of bonds at the. bank,
/ 1 Sansome St';, San Francisco, Calif.
There will be stamped op the
indenture
.
for
Earnings
Gross
in
West
elected Chairman of the board. ; J, E. Bradbury hasoperating Vice-President' to succeed Mr. Dumas.
The
became, effective Jan. 1,. 1943.—V.,-156, ■ p. 2230.
Southern Pacific Golden Gate. Ferries,
from
•'
roads.:'
Portland
been
to Bondholders—
-
Way. on Dec, 23 entered an order in Federal
Norfolk, Va., permitting Chemical Bank and Trust
trustee, to sell to the7 receivers r.of the company.
York,
Dumas
F.
50
V.
1,260,000
..v
B.
at
and
named,
/Total for the
profits from the operation of Roma Wine Co., Inc.,
,
Net
y,
,
Rejection of tenders on four other leased lines-has been recom¬
mended.
They are the Georgia-Alabama road, the Georgia-Alabama
Terminal
Working Control
—
&
"
Shipbuilding
have
Dec.
1940
■
$4,793,225
2,547,485
after
profits, tax
excess
stock.
the
in
Court
New
Pipe
year-end dividend of 75 cents per .share was paid on the common
stock, par $10. on Dec. 22 to holders of record Dec. 19.
Distributions
Noy,
12,
1942, the date that
Schenley acquired "the capital Stock of this company.—V. 156, p. 2045.
Judge
721,394
Southern Ry.—EarningsCo.
Called—
of the sinking
profit
District
'
A
From Jan. 1—
for $100,000, November, 1942, and $600,000, period
30, 1942, for estimated income taxes.—-V. 156, p. 2045.
Joseph
1941
'
$4,000,000 in Seaboard All-Florida bonds at the rate of $160 per $1,000
with accumulated interest., -
fixed
———$3,032,918.
to Nov.
1942
bond,
Ry—Earnings of System
$3,066,304
income.
/V
1,993,312
Iron
East
Southern
taxes
Acts
contingencies,;
are
States
End Dividend—' *"
$195,547
■
1941 have
and
of
the
as
has
been
60,000
Seaboard Air Line Ry.—Bank Allowed to Sell Bonds
•After provisions
Jan.
stock
common
profit before taxesL._i.^__u_.:_ t$7,982,951
income & exc. prof, taxes.
5,755,000
shares
'
dent, Etc.-—
15,744
,
108,042
3,050,752
income
avail,
$733,094
117,113
15,553
from,
$799,134
234,247
5,271,547'
income
Deducts,
1939
113,181
$8,890,418
income
oper.
',
1942—Month—1941
revenues.
Total
ry.
$1,129,975
^
St. Louis-San Francisco
Net
for
Note—Estimated
1940
403,330
259,557
1—
/■'
•7
railway....
25,129,245
ry.
—V,
lt'41
'
-Earnings—
14,487,650
income...
oper,
From Jan.
Gross
1942
from
Net
requirements..
requirements.^-
Federal
for
Richmond Fredericksburg &, Potomac RR.
818,116
545,045
•
•
Southern Bell Telephone # Telegraph Co.—New Presi¬
dividend
comparative
•After
61,940
,
169,299
.
Net
$2,506,886
644,739
cents
Corp.
.149,115
(net)
Revenue
^Earnings
/
$404,662
149,115
60,000
362,695
459,040
$1.85
share.
•After
taxes.
74,607
by United
Todd-Bath
future
374,871
"
392,199
-.
been restated to give effect to the provisions
applicable during the "respective periods,...
The amounts shown above for, Federal income taxes include provi¬
sion for estimated excess profits taxes of $284,938 for, the 12 months
ending Oct. 31, 1942 (1941, $6,151) after deducting estimated post¬
war
credit of $31,494 G941, none).—V. 156, p. 2045.
*Net
70,343
%
corporation.
$763,789
26,714;
Months Ended Nov. 30—
$1,918,590
82.895
.
*
Shipbuilding
Sphpnley Distillers Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$1,406,658
accruals
South Portland Shipbuilding
The
u-Period End. Sept. 30—
Tet, profit,
tEars. per com.
$2,579,885"
,
on
The
2138.
p.
'
291,919
$61,755
dividend
1942
the
of
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$219,271
•
.
paid on Oct. 1, last, 25 cents on July 1, 1942, and 10
Mar. 31, 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows: Mar.
25 cents; July 1 and Oct; I, 25 cents regular and 25 cents extra:
and Dec. 20, 50 cents.—V. 156, p. 1157.
'
■
Remington Rand, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
p.
10
changes
for
•
,
The company on Dec. 23 paid a dividend of 15 cents per share on the
stock, par $5, to holders of record Dec, 17.
This compares
cents
$2,813,997
•
1,041,416
184,879
32,775
,
Balance
Balance
1942—Month-^1941
,
common
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$248,325
17,641
'
amortization
Preferred
.
preferred Stock/($100 par), $3,460,000;
stock. (200,000 no par shares'), $4,000,-
Co.—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
taxes.
income
&
«
.
,
31,
revenues—
Debentures
Victor
"It is expected that this unity
facilitate the company's war effort,'•
$4,477,985
Sonoco Products Co.—15-Cent Dividend—
personnel,
bility of operation,'' Mr. Sarnoff stated.
50,000
$4,515,318
latter below.—V. 156, p. 2046,
$3,297,766
Balance
J.
operations and sales policies; will continue as
"The unification of the administrative, research and
manufacturing
'
$4.764,433.
Sloss-Sheffield .Steel & Iron Co.
'"
.1—/
income
Interest
Its principal plants are located in Camden and Harrison,
Indianapolis and Bloomington, Ind.; Lancaster, Pa., and Holly¬
J.;
wood,
31
$217,139"
after, re-
res.
Acquired
63,934
effort.
war
484,400
'
156, p, 2045,
Hal
Manufacturing Co. had approximately 30,000 employees,
chiefly engaged in producing radio equipment vital to the
cumulative
income
■
revenues
oper.
Other
RCA
was
Dr2,689
$4,841,285
363,300
AAsoAQAAaa-^A-'
1—
Aug.
$538,921
4,305,053
$5,049,718
302,750
revenues
income
Net
15,000
announced.
and
$573,631
47477,985'
AA-' Drl,89377
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Aug, 3L 1942
—V.
377,500
1,905,352
taxes
Net
con-
it
$641,865
4,515,318'
depreciation in
baL .at
23,423
4,014
due to partly'owned subsidiary company, $551,522; Arade accounts
accrued liabilities, $1,096,193; deposit accounts, $113,353;
tirement
799,884:
,
Period Ended Oct, 31—
such
■
625
'
18,1877
\
payable)-.
surplus
Maintenance
Co.,
...
:
period
''"""
value,: ordinary, capital
par
Gross
254
expenses
Savannah Electric
■:
107
'
»
■
surplus,
80,198
322,750
23,553
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Earnings—.
38,726
7-7
($1 ;par)w-..__.—^2-ALL-l4'.
stock
-
,?Federal
Manufacturing
and
2.4,777,
$5,157,183
for future
$965,292
.
'
—"
Period End. Nov, 30—
■
'
RCA
.
employees—'
—JA—I
profit
$1,284,428
$1,125,071
7. 95,160 ' "
7 83,202
622,000
440,591,
„
profits taxes
surplus at begin, of
adjustments—:
;/ Operating
$78,930
-
—.
Depreciation
The
50,600
50,936
•
•
(curren11L_l
(notes
—'V0t156,~pr 2045".""
/'^■Radjfo/CflrR.-flLA
'Subsidiary—
52,031
reserve,
.
10,838
,
■
merger
■Surplus,, , paid-in
been
and
on
:
2,514
a
aa:-A A/.
of
interest
bonds,
Brothers
$100
14,
1953,
1,544
:7
cos.
for government and other taxes, $.761,224; reserve for allow¬
ances
to retired
employees, $20,000; reserve; for future-depreciation
Ain inventory- values, $50,000:yearned syrplus, $4,764,433; refundable
portion of excess profits tax, $15,724; .total,
$14,832,448.—V,
155,
p. 2372.
'
'
"
81,528
.
<net)AA-AAAA~-'--AaAAA/:/A '38,237
payable—trade
Estimated
$1,826,243
surrender of
Coupon
No.
12
dated May 1, 1941, will pay,
&
Co.,
Philadelphia
and
New
upon
sinking fund
attached,'—V. 153, p
are
due
subs,
year's
/
000;
$243,881,
—
-
depict,
25,923
payable and
i
:
taxes—other
Earned
sinking
■
depfecia-tionrAU-i;/'
inc.. and
Liabilities—7A
/. no
1
A—
/Ac
-
——
payable—secured
Long-term
Quaker City Cold Storage Co.—Pays Coupon—
of
1940*
$887,225
$1,074,135
Assets—Property" account (less reserve for depreciation of $2,195,8311, $7,267,059; investments in and advances to partly owned sub-,
sidiary companies, $650,817; inventories, S4,449.896', prepayments on
account of raw materials in
transit, $92,468; trade accounts and bills
receivable iless reserve); $1,922,927; other accounts receivable, S124,085; amounts,, due from shareholders, $19,127; cash, $173,272; refund¬
able portion of excess profits tax, $15,724;
/insurance, taxes "and othqr
prepaid expenses, $11G,473; total, $14,832,448./
'
*
A
with
Holders
'$1,332,396
investments
of capital: assets
investments
L
A,
Corp. is to
shares of stock of the Gulf»
'
...
reserves
Accrued
2229.
p.
Subs.)
'
-
Capital
•Loss.—V.
'""A 194.1 7
/counsel and salaries of executive officers and directors,' fees, and after
providing for bad debts.
'
Oil
'
Operating
'
,7
Dome
Dome
'-A
Liabilities—
$5,544,872
3,718,629
13,614,179
Ltd. ;(&
1942
all .manufacturing, selling and general expenses
."including remuneration amounting, in, the aggregate to $97,418" in 1942,
$94,594 in 1941 and $86,193 in 1940,/paid a§ "fees of solicitors and
!7>/77k:v>:«-.'
-
•
oil
Intangible assets—at
Deferred charges A
$397,716'
$444,012 $19,481,881
A;-
/;j^After..deducting;.
,
and
Accrued,
Total
for
Provision
that
F,
merger
which
under
demand—
(less
$649,463)
1,588,219
—
Taxes, accrued
Net
Prior
Holden, Philadelphia: ;
(Pres.),
Houston,
Ensley < Vice-Pres. },•/ ;
Clare, M. Torrey, all of New
supplies
assets
Accounts
revenue.
on
owned
sale
on
Earned
$3,297,766
.
operations
from
paid, to .retired
•;
Salt
Hasselmann
receivable—trade
and
1,985,934
Total expenses
Canada,
investments.—.—
partly
for
sundry
$5,147,156
363,205
revenues
Net
the
apparent
Auxiliary OperationsTotal
Loss
Gulfboard
1937,
of
~^
Allow,
George, A.
the proposed
Corp.
Corp.)
officers
20,019,269
revenue
in
employees/A—A—-A-AAAAA
Deposits refundable,.—A—-i-*" A
550,871
—
Payson
share of stock
Oil
Inventories—crude
24,271,351
2,872,303
expenses
mne
Due
$53,178,281
64,170
car
S.
to
Oil
Gulfboard
Materials
2,608,974
of
$5.25
.
,
and
'
1942—10 Mos.—1941
272,972
cars
has
AAA; 7 7. /;
Pro Forma Balance Sheet. Sept.
Accounts;
2,500,218
Conducting
General
of
Charles
Erwin,
(After giving effect
,
maintenance
other
B.
,Cash':.in
$5,590,485,$77,881,013
$8,838,918
T ot a 1
.
Provision
73.2/7
would
Corp. and
of
from
■•*' Provision
.
operations)
7
;A'
-
,
Sampson,7, Princeton; K. F.
Humphrey W, Chadbourne,
board
1942—Month—1941
■
——.--
'■
Oil
stockholders
to
Gulfboard
and
York,
Sleeping Car Operations—vTotal
Dome
,
,
auxiliary
of
- *
.
7>7 Alex
Pullman Co.—Revised Earnings—
(Revenues
Divs.
Nov. 1, .1942.
Gulfboard Oil Corp, held interests in an aggregate
approximately 375 producing net lease acres.
;
'■,
a
Tlie members of the first board of directors are as follows:
not
taxes.—
Co.
31—
Interest & dividends
geophysical
1941
do
Salt
of
sale
on
Earned
Revenue
profits
excess '
*
,
of
companies
A
of
preferred
of
stock
common
Aug.
inventory ' values..
of
$251,127
and
shares of
share
one
Ended
•Combiped ; profit
Profit
and tax economies could be realized by merging the two
and that the merged company would be a stronger and
better rounded. organization,.,
7;. 7 '77.A ;/,./'A. 7 7,7'!77 ■;7.
/ ./A-'
Both companies are now. producing under pro-ration and
revenues
aro
necessarily, subject to increase or decrease as and when allow¬
ables are changed.
However, at the rate of production as of Sept.
30, 1942,7 the acquisition of Gulfboard Gil Corp. will increase Salt
Dome's gross income on the same basis by approximately 25',/.
As
of
550,000
,:
p. ,1694,.
36-
1941--V. 152, p. 13.1,
Sherwin-Williams
Years
;
-
1,583,970
1942
the
on
Dec, 717; pa id, a dividend of $1 per share on the
stock.
The previous payment was one of 50
A'A: '7 A,/
•.■'-v
on
companies
;■
$2,385,097
$974,934
*
-
Distributions
of $4.50
and
common
Dec. 21,
operating
.
Frank
—J
—
comparative purposes Federal income
issuance- of
3
'
Balance
A/
/A.-.',/-.
■
such stock,
on
stock
16,, last.—V.. 15.6,
Gulfboard with operating management
Total
equipment and personnel necessary to. con¬
exploratory and development, work in exchange, .for. a 25'&v ; a Preferred dividends
in certain properties the latter might acquire in Texas and
/Common, dividends
its
Louisiana,
1,530,654
578.860
$235,463
of
by
certain
duct
2,417,707
.
$226,655
$3,108,904
Prior preference dividend requirements—550,000
Preferred dividend requirements. A -1- A-—__
1,583,970
,
and
/ 3,358.052
amortization
&
'
1059.;a ■•'■/•/
p.
value
par
/
$5,743,149
net
AA'~ u,A-Aw.-
Balance
•y
revenues
oper,
129,240
retained
approximately ,26.8^
Oil Corp.
$5,776,639
Dr33,490
—
156,
a
7.
Since the incorporation7 of
Dome company has supplied
1,102,862
$508,111
taxes
Oilier
1,362,831
182,727
"Federal income taxesA-
Cither
be
1942—12 Mos.—1941
101,604
no
cents on
,
$1,615,845 $21,266,305 $18,148,676
609,178
6,741,953
8,215,777
846,896
a A*
$70 per share.—V.
the/period
represent, dividends,for
1942,
made-op Nov,
were
The/company,
par
distribu¬
Oil: Corp;/ The Salt Dome Oil Corp. is to continue as the
surviving corporation,
On., the basis of ..stock now outstanding, com¬
pany will have outstanding 799,884 shares of common stock following
Earnings Statement
SI,892,112
——/
Operating
Similar
of Gulfboard
A'A""-' A''/A';.A/1/://'/A'
1942—Month—1941
Period-End. Oct, 31—
Operating revenues
■
10.
Dec,
dividends
preferred
Seven-Up Bottling Co.,; Los Angeles, Calif.—SI Div.—
on
preferred; stock,
cumulatiye
record
agreement' of. merger, provides for
common
stock of* company: for each
the
consisting of $58,884,500, of which $36,039,500 are 5% %,
$8,850,000
are
5%,
and $ 13,995,000
are
4Vs%- bonds,
The, above,
securities' will be offered in competitive bidding and coupon rates will
Maintenance
stock
on
The
company,
fixed
7'f
of
$1.75; per -.share
special meeting, held Dec. 15, approved a plan
of
merger
with Gulfboard Oil Corp. which has been unanimously
approved by the directors.
AA-A AA
.
'"77 A/A A'. !7;,:'7' 'A
The company on Dec. 28 filed a registration with the SEC covering
S52,G00,C00 of 30-year first mortgage bonds and $8,000,000 of nine-year
sinking fund debentures, which will refund the present bonded debt of
be
to
The stockholders at
■;
the
the
qn
holders
to
this issue
Said
the $7
*
4
A. /A
.
2
of:
Salt Dome Oil Corp.—Merger Agreement
Approved—
Light Co.—Files Registration
for $60,000,000 Securities—
A':-''':;7 ■ ,v,:;.-V.'-/.A:A
Sound
Puget
amount
now
5
6-1-49
._
accumulations
made .on
were
dividend
a
19.
.
5
3-1-49
declared
.
July l and Oct. 1, last." The previous
payment, also $1.75 per, share, was ,made on April 1. 1932. Arrearages
:" 5
3-1-53
of
payable Jan.
tions
6
,
12.-1-43
,
$100,
5
4-1-44
directors'recently
account
5
12-1-48
.
Company,.:..
Jersey—^,
The
1-1-55
v
Somerset, Union &. Middlesex Lighting Company^_L_.
South Jersey Gas, Electric & Traction Company——. :J
Trenton Gas. & Electric •.C6mpany-----L'A-w-Av/-' .L
United
5:
11-1-49
Y
Company—
St. Regis Paper Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
'
V 6-1-49
Company—--,.,.1.,.;^.^- I
Gas
County
Middlesex
5
(Consol L**
County
Mortgage) wA,.,.,
dated
Dec,
X)' 1942,;to Dec. 31,
•per,,-share on
.
Electric
&
'
Monday, January 4, 1943
,
; Gross, earnings
—V. 156, p. 2310.
Week Ended Dec,. 21
Jan. 1 to Dec. 21
:
1942
1942
$6,125,381
1941
.1941
$4,285,105 $267,067,116 $179,823 667
•
.
Volums
THE
Number 4139
157
Southwestern Associated Telephone
•
.Operating
revenues,
.Uncollectible
.'Operating,
rev
600
96,363
iev.0nueSw_2
Net-Opel'.
6,000
96,572
Operating.-. taxes
"It
V.
income
oper,
lo6,
to
operate
at
$320,032
,
$366,037
;
Bell Telephone Co.— Earnings—
//
expenses
'6,559,268
pperating;,,'t)ixes /^-j-<s.. .$4,93,158'
1,573.127
156, p, 2140.
.
!
.
.
Spokane International
v
.
.
*Vv,,■.> -•-\2,',r.-1942t/:,'■•"•.
November.— ;."
railwayucl,2 ''.:''' $194,425
railway:.;!,/,//.I1' 117,732'
"Net- from.
the
Net
:i
from
from
Net
:Net
railway
v-.'v.b:b"
—V., 156, p. 2046;
//y
;
135,417
878.532
292.871
379,957
-
•
-
•
/.
of
.180,152
.
and. Allies,
the
the
year,
a
T*
Eiectric
GaS & Electric Co.
.Standard
179.323,000
•totaled
fcwli./ as
of
sales. &
serv.
loss
or
taxes)
-come
Contrib.
?
tributions
1,
1941
were
to
of
6,683,341-
7,844,666
2,170,138
2,377,566
.762,441
550,532
43,027,068
24,901,134
1,378.574,
13,002,570
3,192,448
16,195,018
; 1,413,678
3,010,164
11,771,176
Net profit -1-2^;
16,972,721
16,644,006.
Special credits
vailway-^
from
•Net
1942
1941
: $127,340-:
$255,097
•
$138,435
: 113,493;.;*
:; 1,576if ::a7.232
Net
railway..—,-
from
•Gross
ry.
From Jan.
'Gross
1
-
1
V.
■
from
"Deficit-loss.—V..
*
1.622,141
1,475,501
b 1,509.318
215,133
"163,463
2,413,996
781.118
.
90,780
149,263
"262,733
"236,852
Shares
of
363,181
15G;
2046.
p.
■
;
&
5,921,761
5,921.761
$3.01
$1.8)
•
$959,947
Libby,
processing."; fax
_
settlement
upon
Comparative Consolidated
(not
Balance
Oct, 31, *42
""Real
impts.,
estate,
Investments
'
•
,
including
$
Swift. &
-
.National
need
President; of
(1)
for vmeat rationing is discussed
in his annual report, to
much more liberal, portion
from
Serial
calls for a
of meat than does the average civilian
Increased
has
V ",
increased.
meat.
of
demand
When
More
men
our
civilian
people
and
popu.ation.
women: are
Serial
the
<
had earned a net profit;from
equivalent to $2.83 per share on
the capital stock of the company, or 1,2 -cents
profit per dollar of
sales.
The company has reserved, the sum of $26,452,984 for , income
-taxes
including-excess, profit tax,
This, is equivalent to more than ;
$4.40 per share of the 6,900,000 shares of stock authorized, or 3*3
•times the regular annual dividend paid,
v
• "!
In
discussing the profit figure, Mr. Holmes said:
Attention is
directed
particularly
to
the fact that this figure represents the
over-all results, in other words the net earnings, of all
the varied
Mr.
Holmes
sources
of
stated
that
the
company
$16,972,721. .-This
is
.
operations
'••:
of
Swift- &
Co,
-
did
shares,
that
to
the
therefore recommend
benefit
opportunity
an
Twentieth Century-Eox
—A
was
.
'
3,21L666
for
reserve
all
Twin State Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—
]942—Month--)941
Period End. Nov. 30—
56,298
612.810
:80,038
81,690
949,207
6,746
6,413
91,435
30,232
29.976
326,676
3.11,163
14,570
power
for
15,776
188,462
194.181
~
depreciation-
munic.
taxes.^
than inc.
oth.
Federal
$2,715,207
"
55,399
■:
Purchased
&
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$250,337 : $2,812,867
$241,687
revenues'
Operating
'Operation
1,250,000
893
1,422
.
90,839
;
14,709
' 2,410
6,125
11,700
•114,300
17,201
63.650
16,900
tax
tax....~lv
income
607,616
.827,712
.
65.479
114.500
•
1,073,352
5-,767,000
stock
common
2,913,345
5.767,000
Film Corp.—Special Offering
was.
Net
operating
/ Gross
income
$34,494
income
Non-opera ting income
/
$40,937
$451,618,;
DM67
$450,775
.
$34,441
$486,516
Dr843
$40,770
Dr 53
-
—.
'■/
2,393
/
$488,909
16,000,000
12,555,767
Bond
interest'
11,161
133,936
99,842,152
95,196,616
Other
interest—net
6,581
7,909
94,511
Other
deductions
2,885
2,786
64,734
33,518
$13,814
.$18,914
$157,594
$231,480
14,320
171,850
1.1.161
'
341,650,800 313,980,381
depreciation
of
$102,952,925
1941
in
and
Net
Preferred
$106,-
r77,732 shares- at less than cost,—V. 156, p. 702.
Income
div.
133,936
,':;•
89,975
require.: ;
14,320
prion lien—
>
5 V preferred I
Electric Products, Inc.—Savings Plan-—
Sylvania
The corporation last week announced, a hew savings and retirement
plain, for its employees • under; which 4'/o. Of the gross profits of the
company will be credited to the accounts of employees
who have
.become members of
the plan.
Funds : so accumulated will be in
addition
the
to
regular, contributions
the
to
171,850
on
Dec.
scheduled at this time.
was
•
with
connection
In
'TT.. .(Kalmusf
the
current
decision
cluding
per
for
time,
with
action
merger.—V.
/
taxes,
$1.05
for
are
the
record
dividendV
an
dis¬
volume of
unusually
1942
1335.
as
well
as
David
Weir
•
higher, tax
after all" charges, in¬
at. about 40 cents
1941.
Factors
contributing
charges and general costs.—V.
•••
S.
Texas Mexican Ry,
to
Net
Net
from,
ry.
f
—Earnings—
1942
•
1941
1939
57,374
20,990-
23,944
40,073
38,622
13,421
14,191
railway——
1,567,099
1,272,094
893,217
854,213
railway—_y_-
599,037
464,604
194,996
180,767
437,337
314,748
93,788
78,996
railway
oper,
income
Net
from
Net
ry,. oper.
—V.
156,
-
p.
income.—
2046.
;
,
Stock
war
facilities
through
deduc¬
or
the
proposed
154,
President
and
will
p.
continue
as
a
Lt.-Coi.
15
director
Etc,/-;'
Thomas
resigned
and; Chairman
years,
583,
Yards of Omaha,. Ltd.—87^-Cent Div.—
of 87 Va
cents per share was recently declared on. the
payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec, 21,
Similar
made on Mar. 31, June 30 and Sept. 30,; last.
Pay¬
ments during 1941
were as follows: Mar., 31, June 30 and Sept, 3d,
$1 each; and Dec. 31, 50 cents,—V. 156, p. 1062.
.
.
•
stock,
distributions
Mounting
No.
route
were
1,
war-time
from
Transport Corp.—Load at Record-
traffic has pushed loads on United Air Lines'
York and Chicago to. California, to all-time
New.
according to statistics recently released by the Civil Aeronautics
highs,
Board.
An
official
CAB
report,
it is
announced, shows that for
the period
1942^ United. Air Lines' planes operating over
coast-ta-coast route flew 1,255,764,972 pound miles of
mail and express traffic/which was, 25 U greater than the
the second ranking transcontinental airway.
Sept, 24 to Oct, 21,
company's
traffic
on
According
$81,714
From Jan. 1—
Gross, from
or
arise
and; General Manager for
health but
ill
A dividend
passenger,
1940
$96,137
$139,856
railwayj.
will
which
2047,
President
Morse,
board.—V.
common
from.
$128,190
55,250
from
A.
the
Union
/
156,
v.
November—;
expenses!,
Rogers has been elected
General Manager.
P.
named
because: of
the
Gross
p.
amortization; of defense
United Air Lines
1942,
estimated
profits included holdover of pictures at theatres over the country
during
156,
Federal
Union Gas Co, of Canada, Ltd.—New President,
on
further dividend
despite the
quarter and expectation of
Federal
share,: "compared
lower
p.
provision
dividend,
toy omit
explained-that
this
According to. Mr,
.
the
,
the-first 1943 quarter.
Kalmus; earnings for
in
volume
at
omit
to
Distributions of 25 cents per share
March 31,
1941,yto and including
'
'
'■
')•"/'•
'• .0
directors'
the
President;
inadvisable
done in
business
large
are
for ; the
deductions
tions; of financing
for
Dividend—
decided
28
:•■■;;: 77,625
income faxes for the
periods applicable Ioa the year 1942; has been computed at the rates
set forth in the: Revenue Act of 1942, without adjustments for possible
provision
plan fund.
•/"•All members subscribing, to the plan will receive their share of
'this profit-sharing distribution, whether they-'remain with the company
to retirement age or not.
.'
i:;".y-:',"
Ty,
Participation is open to employees with three years' service, with
proper provision for people who are employed after the age of 35,—
vy, 156, p. 2231. /
/■■;
•■•■; ..y"..'y •(.'/,' ■"
directors
77,625-
6,469
6,469
-
•■
Netcr—They, e.stiinated
i
bursements
.
to
■
.Herbert
.
given
made on the New York Stock Exchange
Brothers at $14.75, with 40 cents com¬
mission, and was completed in 23 mirilites.
There were
133 purchases through 39 firms, with the largest block
sold amounting to 5,585 shares and the smallest to 20
(shares. ;
'.i-'.-r
'•;
Lehman Brothers also made a special offering of 4,810
shares of $1.50 preferred stock (no par) at $26Vs, with
60 cents commissi onV, 156, p. 2047.
(no par)
.10)1,816,985 Dr1,828,837:
were, made
each quarter from
March 31,
1942; none since.
,
individual
that no
Dec. 23 by Lehman
-6,928,437
1,250;000
-
__
Technicolor, Inc.—Omits
,
any
being
now
special offering of 22,292 shares of
Fed.,
32,269,249
...
"After
The
,
of
deposit their
'Social Sec., Fed & State
:.
stock
501,014 in 1842.
occur,
stockholders
to
we
be
would
his
this time."
at
13,674,151
_
price, decline
Total
which
; ■'•; '•'.••
.v
Deposit¬
v_'.
a
stock under the voting trust, "the
according to the prospectus, "is to accom¬
plish unified cohtrol and assure the prudent, efficient and conserva¬
tive management of- the business and affairs of the-company;"—-V. 156,
p.
2311.
of
tolah meat- operations
losses
AtV
v:"-;V.-,;
■■
'
,
were generally profitable for the year,
however, during the latter, part of the fiscal
year, in
the fresh beef .and fresh pork sections-.
Fortunately, these
losses were offset by profits, in other sections.
Bluntly stated, comipstition. forced us to pay more for cattle and hogs than we could
.realize,
under our
ceiling limitations, for the fresh meat and by.-,
products from this livestock.
' "You
may wonder why meat
packers would buy cattle and hogs,
only to realize a loss on each head handled.
I can assure you that
we
have often questioned this ourselves.
In. our own case, we were
asked to furnish large quantifies of beef, in particular, to the armed
forces.
We
felt
it
was
our: obligation
to do this, - considering the
•conditions, to. be
temporary, even though it resulted in substantial
losses.
We also felt an obligation to take care of a reasonable propor¬
tion of the requirements of our customers for, sale to civilians,. .
.
#-In
the
past,
when
normal
competitive
trading conditions pre-,
•vai'ledv periods-of-excessive- losses in. the fresh meat sections-have
.been of relatively short duration.
In recent, months losses have con¬
tinued for a longer period than usual because', demand continued to
'exceed the available supply without the-corrective effect of a price
••brake' on demand due, of couree, to the imposition of. ceiling prices,
"I
am
giving this detailed explanation so that shareholders will
"Dur
•Heavy
taken
understood
is
it
deposit
so
be
11,250,000
.
surplus
Treasury
Gall made upon American farmers by: Claude R.-
York
New
officers and directors, amounting to almost 20'/
would be deposited thereunder, states that
10,000,000
.
reserves
Earned
Wickard, Secre¬
tary of, Agriculture and national food administrator, to produce the
greatest crops in history for 1943 also is: discussed:
"This includes
;an
increase in cattle, calves, hogs, dairy and poultry products,
and
oil-producing, seeds.
The goal for hogs to be dressed in 1943 exceeds
the largest; number on record by 20,000,000 head or 25 ',4 . '
Present
goals for cattle exceed 1942 by 9 'k, The;incre.ase tor- chipkensvia;?^';:.:.,.
The. handling of these record-breaking volumes 'of meat and
dairy 1and poultry products wll3: challenge the ingenuity of our industry.
We
will cooperate wholeheartedly with Secretary Wickard: in this program, ,.;•:
•To
insure
moving the production into consumption and to obtain
•proper priorities for, essential repairs will require the closest coopera;
lion with Govermcntal ■agencies,'-'
v--■';v
b;
Gross sales of more
than $1,409,405,7.70, an increase of 381 over
1941, are shown.
•
'
■..■'■■
' ■ •■
all
for
Warner,
'
meat."h
The
to
action
It
in
that
see
12,165,651
affiliated companies.
inventory
Reserve
,
former
cannot
Prov.
462,057
taxes
with
accounts
Harold
by
bulletin dated, Dec. 21, referring, to the
registered with the SEC,. under which stock
Co.,
State
*
income
board was created by the call to
Executive. Vice-President, and
the
held
primary purpose of which,"
2,700,000
General
money
Miller &
12,500,000
.
debentures, due .currently_.__,
(Current
Purchasing power
Richter,
E.
had been
2311.
156, p.
!•
•
in; charge of traffic,
and John A:
of operations, have been, elected
the
Paul
150,000,000
.
liabilities
for
as
on-
12,500,000
debentures
Accrued
with which to buy
working hard they.; need more
have more
1,170,200
payable
Frovision
1871.
p.
Official-
in;; charge
150.000,000
.
;Accounts; payable ' fu-—
(2) Requirements
of our Allies, being supplied through lend-lease
;:;:.;,;.piirchases ,by;the (Agricultural .Marketing Administration for shipment to the United Nations and lor other war puipoacs
<•
156,
;:/V 'V''''
;■ Maintenance
Capital :Stockv"($25.:par)„:_fc„^»^w;,h--_*—.;
.20-ycar, 2ui'P debentures.
The ration
1941.—V.
outstanding shares,
other
4,537v685
704,110
(current)
Liabilities—
*
corporation
,1
trust: agreement
by
such
119,420,156
6,206,371
consol.
subsidiaries—not
.341,650,800 313,980,381
iNotes
(3)
114,184,825
Sundry "assets
■Due
There are several reasons:
Requirements of the Armed Forces of our own nation.
of the men of the: armed forces:, of the United States
charges
Inventories
company,
production.
breaking
and notes receivable (less reserve)™
Deferred
by John Holmes,
shareholders, made
.public .Dec. 21;: Discussing the request made., by the Government of
consumers
that they voluntarily
limit their purchases of meat to
2Va pounds per person per week, Mr. Holmes writes;
"You undoubt¬
edly have wondered why there was a shortage, in view of record
''
$
1
100,960,293:
11,629,064
11.699,083
28,966,120.14,757,916
76,641,489
59,541,039
1,994,729
1,884,004
'cash
Cov—Anp^al Report—
Nov. 1/41
•
101,323,452
branches
Accounts
L
to.; income
subject
Sheet
"
1
'.'■'".■Assets—
1422.
156, p.
restored
the
1942,
active in aviation program planning
assistant to E. Lee Talman, Vice-
years
the staff
vacancy
of
stockholder
5,920.535
$1.74
and
now
One
duty
the
sale of investment in Libby, McNeill
amount payab,e to employees under
taxes).
Payments
last.
six
Treasurer..'..;
membership
held
of
Hour Act,
premium
31,
on
for
provision
"
Oct.
Triumph, Explosives, Inc.—Advised Against
837,036
•
during 1941 were as follows:
Jan. 15,
.12 (i cents; April 15, July 15 and Oct. 15, 25 cents each,, and Dec. 23,
a year-end of 50 cents.
r,bb b;:b;
The directors also declared
a
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per
:share on the commoh stock,: payable:, Jan.
15 toholders of record
15,
$2.83
at
Western Air, Inc.—New
&
Vice-President
MacBride,
:
5,922,768
.
that
year
Conroy, ,Vice-President
torncy.—V.
10,321,523
7,104,131
24,958,392
being the part applicable prior to current year;
unamortized expense on funded debt retired
'this ,year, less $2,280,383 reduction in provision for Federal income
taxes arising from these Charges.
(".Reserve for balance of accrued
year-end dividend of 20 cents per share was recently declared on
the
common
stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 29.
Distributions of 25 cents each were made on Jan., 15, April 15, July 15
5.—V.
7,105,020
fConsisting of 87,636.255 loss
;
Superheater Co.—Year-End Dividend—
•JlUU
11,183,484
8,882,150
stock
cap.
($25. par) _.ir
Earnings per share—,
,
A
Oct:
17,808,725
8,882,952
.u
—
said
work amounting to $20,460,000, com¬
earlier.
Current assets on that date, he
and current liabilities $2,670,047, compared with
a
Directors—
P.
other
/
Dividends
"27,041
$833,843
■and
12,128,190
944,706
16,972,721
Balance
7,299
"42,596
Wage and
»
17,149,667
!
..
uncompleted
has: joined
directors.
11,158,559
-v——
16,972,721
Chairman,
$3,887,786
Cantwell;' for
Collings,
—
railway___2
.Net
from
railway
Net ry. oper; income—
j
-ll—
$135,458
"34,889
73.789
income..--
oper.
Total profits
Special charges,
1939
T.
Missouri,
1,457,681
357,014
R
director
ing Stock in Voting Trust—
18,314,386
Payments during
2 and Dec, 1,
Sept,
155, p. 2101.
President of the St.
a
$3,775,530.
were
voting
;
1942.
each;
$1
Avmsby.
books
its
with
New
9,954,403
1,204,150
7,971,687
N.
Russell
in
530,195
26,452,984
Mar. 2,
on.
1 and June 2,
year-end of $1.-—V.
a
Johns River Shipbuilding Co.,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
Other directors were elected with the addition
Crowley and Frederick A. Wyckoff, who were ap¬
elected
Prcsident. and
2,001,187
1,133,820
154,731
Mar.
Transcontinental
•
13,493,277
26,279,708
1,257,222
with $1
compared
and Dec. 24,
$838,367 and $388,967, respectively, on Oct. 31,
11,755,856
1,737,422
44,837,658
50
as
Fischer,
on
pared
653,695
/■
Welding Co.—Year-end Dividend—
75 cents per Share, was recently declared on
payable Dec. 30 to holders, of record Dec. 28.
Dis¬
cents per share were made on June
1, Sept. 1 and
to vacancies earlier this year.
J.
had
6,818,751
472,612
—L..
;Prov
"$476,902
Electric
Benjamin
L.
.
7,918,962
charges i.J.
charges
ioi inc. taxes.
Other
$106,335
2047.
p.
as,follows:
been
pointed
*.'••.■.//' v.y
48,740,368
7,973,452
2,111,655
Interest
"$95,148:.
$12,236
&. busi
dividend of
last,,
George
of
49,265,178
1,810,590
income
1,176,473
James- C; Merrill,
has
said,
—-
•■
income
Total
u
1,014,691
,
1
$
^
'.'■•,/■■:;•
3,992,169
254,566
200,838
.
—
inc.
Thompson-Stairett Co., Inc.—-New Director, Etc.—
Oct. 28, '39
^
8,242,345
fund
pens,
96,957
$.699,574
stock,
$1.50 each;
52 Wks. End.
6,915,8§1
m-
91.068
$1,121,526
156,
of
Dec.
771,573,482 756,731,537
922,130,558 691,986,754 678,748,063
53,982,681
—.
18,634
4
year-end
active,
Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings-
November—•
:
$602,616
$159,413
Thomson
A
250,000,000
Oct. 26, *40
NoV. 1, '41
/'/
56,719,521
•
Operating income.:.
Other
156, p. 2230.
1940
$1,030,458
18,195
(ry.
the-common
."as. we
Staten
$140,784
$213,074
»
*L0S3,—'V.
■
the production of
53 Wks. End.
7,023,60a
admin. ; expenses;
'
/
(Including Domestic and Canadian Subs.)
52 Wks. End.
Prov. for doubtf. acets„
utility
•corresponding week last year, an increase of 6.5'/ .—V.
782,707
$194,879
incpme-
.
approximately
■'
Taxes (other than
;
operating companies in the
system for the week ended Dec. 19, 1942,
compared with 108,412,000 kwh. tor the
public
the
of
912,542
income-
Tot. combined net
Holmes states:
"Whereas in;
than 2,000,00.0 pounds of canned
out more than. 8,000,000 pounds
produced
we
.,
Oct. 31, '42
(V '' ''•'"'•O1
:
C
Deprcc. and depletion
group.of
output
162,116
income—
deductions
'
Mr.
1,282,928,449
Standard Gas &> Electric Co.—Weekly. Output—
•;
Total
1.40j,405,770 1,018,989,223
fi&i
stockholders, and Standards Food Products, Inc.,
of Indianapolis, similarly held.
y/ 'a/v-:,///:/.;:
/.'-'/'V \/;:/;■■ ;
Ownership of the three: concerns was to pass to Standard Brands,
Inc.;. before Jan. 1. 1943, under terms of the present sales contract, it,
was
stated/rV. 156, p. 2230. (
small
4,853,102
180,283
Tota!' gross
year,
Sell.,, advertis.'g; geivi
expects to gain ownership of
Tex,, which is owned by the
addition, Standard Brands, Inc.,
States. Foods, Inc., of Dallas,
In
Southern
•same
$6,238,426
5,235,609
.
Cost
/
after completion of the purchase agreement approved recently,
'announced on Dec. 21. •//-V\v-9/•=?/'//.'./•//
was
$7,178,609
954,617
—
oper.
1942—5 Mos.—1941
$1,257,517
1,027,912
expenses---
Total non-oper.
of which about 80',a' went to the Government.
pork,
'//;/
Period—
.
corporation .plails; to. maintain generally the,,: present personnel:
Margarine Co. of Indianapolis and its associated com¬
panies
■
cited, the
fel¬
Holmes
industry
pounds.
■f
91,310
Standard
•it
Total
Civilian: Defense,
of
Consondated:.Income Account
.740,479
*'
Inc.—Acquisitions—'"l
Standard Brands,
'."'The
taxes
1942-r-Month—•■1941
$1,403,074
.revenue
Program:. The, nutrition
Sales (incl.-serv. rev.)
!
Total
,
0-131
.
/.• /..
191,952
//fi / v/ ,/
•
-
$66,368
19,717
,; /
766,276
228,80.9
1,502,053
743,203
y'
income_2™
ry, oper;
18,201'
oper,
quantity; At the present time,
has been expanded to approximately 300,which means, a total of 900,000,000 dozen
shell eggs:
New driers have been installed or are in the process of
;installation:at eight of our dairy"and poultry plants."
•'■
Approximately 8,000 employees of the, company are now in uniform
and employees are now purchasing war bonds at the rate of $10,500,000
per "year through
the payroll savings plan.
I
-1939 /
■
•' 25.392
•;
-
railwayi-.'-i
<
,/
///•',;,
From Jan.' 1—
Gross
/ 54,940
income—-.
oper,
ry.
■
.
oper.
Total
dried egg business was of negligible
.000,000
1940 ... •
$59,364
.1941
$78,396
21,887 ;
11.925.
y,-"
Total
butter, canned bacon, cheese, dried; and shell eggs, gelatin, glue, meat
fats, vegetable oils, ■ and numerous other products.
Before the war,
RR.—Earnings-—
'Gross, front,
Mr.
company,
Nutrition
•,;'uvS.ubsj;an^aFincrjease$;.;.have. also .taken' place in
i
-
.
his
by
Office
forces
week.,yDuring
capacity .or
:
done
National
the
pounds of canned
,
V.
Period End. Noil 30—
<
recent change
■
by
aimed
our
.a,,
income
operating
work
the
to
1941 we. were equipped to produce less;
meat a week, we are now able to turn
$1,559,460. $1,642,00$,/$14,501,347 $16,333,411
•Net
Income.
1,274,2091,338,704 11,761,110
13,333,263
-/ Note—Figures for: 1941 adjusted to spread over, the months to which
applicable certain retroactive, items encountered, during the yearir-:
Net
in
,
16,811,355
•20,949,42.0
an
country
that the
.
55,766,827
63,091,259
the
and the company's
cooperation. With a group of. leading companies in the food industry
and
allied
fields
in
the founding
and support, of
"The Nutrition
Foundation, Inc."
'. T.-'y1;'
:
v
As an illustration of volume increases brought about, by demands
$3,215,135 $35,450,767 $33,144/66
$4,052,618
revenues--
oper.
nutrition
awards
distributed
.for
Net
the
.and
334,948
357,165
33,766
5,982,528
35,926
'
rev.
/■•/.
$9,231,429 $08,899,291 $89,246,541
$10,647,812
Operating
revenues
Uncollectible' opcr.
that
assume
of
hopeful
are,
Corp.—Earnings of System—
(Railway and Bus Operations!
colleges and universities, in the United, States and
.Canada by Swift; a-sound film on nutrition; a special booklet produced
in cooperation with the Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services
1942—10 MOS—1941
1942—Month—1941
Period End- Oct. 31—
:We
to.
life
economic
profit:
Third Avenue Transit
during part of the year.
reasonable
seem
the
a
keen, interest
lowship
Southwestern
Operating
$33,037
$61,068
:
inconsistency In the fact that our total net
were satisfactory in spite of losses sustained
no
pork,
47
'
1958.
p.
would
mental
Of
Net
•f
.is
and
CHRONICLE
Industry so funda¬
would be allowed to
in ceiling
prices for beef, and pork, which establish uniform basic ceiling prices
lor
all packers, will be helpful in reestablishing moderate profits in
the fresh beef;and pork sections."
4,700
$583,430
217,393
$535,329
215,237
$56,170
23,103
$59,901
DM, 167;
,
•
879,231
979,909 '
fresh'beef
in
$1,467,361
$1,521,238
600
^
there
earnings* from all sources
1942—10 Mos.~1941
$153,342
$150,864-
■„..
oper.
expenses
that
realize
Co.:—Earnings— /
1942^—Month-—1941
Feridcl End, Oct; 31-—
:
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
to
the
Civil Aeronautics Board record, each United
plane
operating over route No. 1 during that period carried an average load
of 4,451 pounds of passengers, mail and express, a substantially higher
payload than was averaged by planes on other coast-to-coast routes.
According to Civil Aeronautics Board statistics for the first nine
months of 1942, United Air Lines had a load factor of 80.8T
capacity,
the
of
highest in the country, and 10U
156, p. 2231.
70'.< .—V.
higher than the industry's average
48
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
United Gas Improvement
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Co.—Weekly Output—
(&
Monday, January 4, 1943
Subs.)—Earnings—
A/...
A
•
Balance Sheet, Oct. 31, 19CI
.A;'
"
electric
The
12.4%
or
for the
output
ended Dec. 26,
U.
G,
I.
system
1942.totaled 123,645,075 kwh.,
the same week in 1941.
over
'Consolidated
the week
for
companies
gain of 19,619,146 kwh.,-
a
Years Ended—
Film
.
The
electric
ended
Dec.
output
19,
for
1942,
Hearing
UGI, System 6f companies for the week
to
136,130,395 kwh,, an increase, of
the
sions,
amounted
16,544,424 kwh., or 13.8%
Rents
has
set Jan.
Total
19,
1943, as the date for hearing on the volun¬
tary plan filed on Dec. 22 by the company looking to compliance with
Section ll of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
The
Commission
with
nection
At
1940.
to
UGI
its
has
and
its
integration—of
date
consolidated
these
hearings
with
in con¬
those
•Net
issued against the company on March 4,
Commission instituted proceedings with respect
subsidiaries pursuant to Section 11 (b)
(1)-^-corporate
Act.
Hearings
.
from
held
were
30, 1941,' ancf May' f, 1942, orders
requiring certain divestments by UGI,~~V. 156, p. 2311.
,
U. S. Bobbin & Shuttle Co.—Pays
,
The company on
$14 Pref. ;Div.—
Issue
22,
to
$34.50
1941;
since.
none
share.—V.
per
Arrearages as
154,
1601.
p.
at
Dec.
•
31,
and
directors have declared
the
i
.
U. S. Distributing
extra
an
58,424,335
59,547,286
in affil.
15,546,962
•;
'—A —.
co
investments.^ ,/V;
of properties.
•
jiA
.
contingencies_..:_._iw.;
825,000
dividend
of
25
cents
share
per
Co.—V.
•'
2312. A'/'
p:
Net
6,366,153
618,355
690,921
'A'.,' AAA
States
Pipe
applicable
.
other
Profit
Foundry Co.—Acquires Work¬
ing Control of Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co.—
;f
&
7,057,073
bonds
redeemed
and
capital
loss
of,
;
815,231
666,618
losses
to
of
A
426,309
..470,047
323,919
34,574,577
21,705,062
16,755.563
.15,338.325
14,935,450
6,966,277
4.249,041
3.386,790
9,675,363
4,242,210
2,245,173
1,545,637
648,813
193,103
6,333
156,
J. Net telegraph
oper,
Earned
Iron
Co.
has acquired working control of Sloss-Sheffield Steel &
purchase from the Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. for an
107,989
by
unstated
Sloss-Sheffield
This
of
amount
gives
the
latter's
holdings of 54,50Q
stock.
common
shares
common
"
U.
of
/
/ ..../ A-A,
the Sloss-Sheffield
Sloss-Sheffield has
S. Pipe a 54.87%
ownership of
shares outstanding. ' In addition,
6%
preferred stock outstanding which have equal
voting rights with the common stock, so that on a combined basis
the U. S,
Pipe & Foundry stock, interest is equivalent to 42.6% of
,;
94,318
common
28,647
shares
the
total
•Before
and
2,602,373
A
and
film
to
8789,345 in
costs.
6,001,329
12,080,279
outstanding of both classes of stock.—V.
156,
1511.
p.
,
87,526
109,371
1,186,270
1,517,670
1,075,647
13,266,549
11,601,120
566,002
5,809,049
7,457,500
5,765,233
inc.
gross
579,9.85,
937,685
Earnings for Years Ended Oct. 81.
Sub. Oper, Companies—
Operating
Gross
of
1941
&
weighing,
profit
feed
$3,771,764
sales
on
&
1940
bedding
$2,854,647
9,550,223
.•
2,062,123
5,686,492
6,100,247
11,506,261
5,927,053
and
notes
receivable--:
'.
Operating
Raw
Net
Advances
437,050
426,075
412,786
Curr.
$5,358,331
$4,123,294
$4,018,261
$3,760,211
Land,
771,173
Ofher
3,598,601
2,815,250
2,587,122
2,508,473
$1,759,731
$1,308,044
103,588
$1,431,139
$1,251,739
138,951
128,767
income
:-_A;
inc.
int.
Net
,,
—-
income
operating
before
•
126,161
paid,
notes,
Amort, of
leased
on
$1,570,089
$1,380,505
82,iio
107,092
108,225
from
to
■
for
on
20,625
22,500
426,324
718,753
372,775
•
income
C»'6,808
X>rll,604
AAirA
sub.
.
income
net
CV24.162
minor,
holders
Z>r33,552
Cr26,580
Cr27,032
106,542
3,671
6,303,991
companies
13,589,324
Government
bonds
investments
Prepaid
insurance,
163,375
$915,961
$976,608
AA-
280.744
228,624
,
AAA—-A.-.182,906,737
A
Other
247,421
239,383
AA
—
preferred stock
on
A!
liabilities
for Federal
347.504
within
10,981,052
;
$809,253
Int.
bonds
on
Stockyards Corp.
Eds.
dis.
&
exp.
Canadian
inc.
Prov.
Fed.
for
$729,188
$727,871
84,505
86,487
72,732
.
200,315
237,217
263,500
21,195
25,100
27,881
10,075
—
5,004
3,095
/ 9,461
7,000
taxes, etc.
tax
15,000
:
charges /AAA
Special
14.349
$282,617
27,881
.1
5,432
long-term
,
7,500
of
Common stock
UPreferred
Earned
§ Preferred
Dividends
/;
-Z
paid
Preferred
in
Common
($5
subs,
879,381
cos
stock
—
in
of
stk
com.
-AAA/
301,700
301,714
301,715
374,000
374,000
374,000
$0.10
$0.13
56,100
outstd.
.($1
par) AA
Earns, per shr. on com;
.
301,700
374,000
$0.40 A
: /././.
A/A
i Nil
Notes—(1) The provisions for depreciation for the years ended Oct.
1942
and
1941,
including charges to other expense accounts,
amounted to $432,060 and $379,418,
respectively. (2) The provisions for
Federal, Canadian and State income taxes of subsidiaries include
31,
pro¬
visions
for
Federal and Canadian excess
profits taxes amounting to
$111,368 and $37,589 for the years ended Oct. 31, 1942 and
1941, re¬
spectively.
(3) The equity in net income of. the Canadian
subsidiary
included herein
.
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Oct. 31, 1942
.
A
A
Assets—Cash
in banks and on
hand, $1,474,632; marketable secur¬
$423,400; accounts and notes receivable (net), $323,777; inven¬
feed, bedding and supplies, etc,, $372,228; real estate not used
in stockyards operations
(less, reserves for depreciation or valuation
of $659,890), $1,322,677; investments in
and advances to subsidiary
.not; consolidated and - to affiliated company, $28,116; miscellaneous
securities, noncurrent receivables, etc. (less, reserve) for loss of
$15,600),
$107,354; property, plant and equipment (less
depreciation of $8,730,318), $15,416,440; prepaid expenses, etc.,
$46,543; bond discount and
ities;
etc.,
/financing
in
of
process
expenses,
not
amortization,
being
amortized,
$229,021;
$178,297;
organization
total,
and
$19,922,485,
1941
and
$35,588,153
in
1942.
Receives
A
Under
Moneys Frozen in England—
accordance
the
with
of
terms
this
agreement.—V.
156.
A
stockholders
Oct.
1942, with
with the
1,
filed
was
whereupon
of
Co.
approved
Seaboard
Secretary
Wellington Oil Co.
Del.
The
transfer
agreement of merger, dated as of
Oil Co. of Del.
Agreement of merger
of State of Delaware 011 Dec. 31, 1942,
of
books
Del.
Under
stock
the
for
merged into Seaboard Oil '
capital stock of Wellington
was
the
the
agreement of
merger,
on
Years Ended Oct. 31—
Net
Provision
for
on
1942
1941
1940
1939
$745,934
$719,865
$594,386
•241,776
123,351
122,232
post-war
refund of excess profits taxes of $10,126.
During the past fiscal year additions
V.
156,
shares
cash
dividends
surplus,
at
paid
in prior years of
preferred stock held
$154,365;
cost),
Dr$96,750;
total,
$19 922 485
income
and
on
Dec.
15.
$1
each
paid
during 1941
and
Dec.
15.
last,
on
were
to
holders
March
as
$3.—V.
16,
follows:
153.
p.
per
share
of
record
June
15
March
1144.
was
paid
Dec.
and
15,
$1;
on
10.
Sept.
June
the
This
15.
h,
common
tures
stock
with
Pavments
52; Sept
in
for
$112,000.
compares
1942.
15
$504,158
$525,824
/
134,854
$2.49
134,854
$1
and
to
other
$472,154
-A
S2.94
;
for excess profits tax
and
134.854
$2.65
$10,936
under
tlncludes $570,798 for ext'ess profits taxes,
to
$2.25
provision
credit for
property,
plant
approximately $432,000; depreciation in¬
amounted to over $200,000, and expediproperties and equipment, approximately
Federal and State income, social security, property, franchise
taxes charged to operations during the fiscal year, amounted
equipment
cluded
year-end dividend of $2
share
$17,208
par.)
amounted
operating
to
of
$202,281.
■"
Cr8,6l8
$255,595
5243,468
$3,607,509
$2,900,104
6,658
6,658
73,234
~~
A
leased
A; A
road
74,425;
6,632
8,006
80,840
95,879
$242,306
$228,803
$3,453,434
$2,729,803
:
chgs,™
amortiz.
of
projects:
tin
include
not
AtAA
$8,568
1
.
excess
$21,784
,
,
deprec.)
27,153
interest
255,713
being
accrued
books
corporate
but
v;A
2144.
p.
Weymouth Light & Power Co.—Pays $1 Dividend—
,,
The
company
stock,
common
50
28
Dec.
on
$25,
par
to
paid
on
Jan/
31,
1942.
aA
of
of
record
Payments
$1
Dem
last, 40 cents
31, 63 cents; Apr. 30, 75
cents.—V. 156, p.
1160.
80
dividend
a
holders
cents paid on Sept. 25,
Jan.
on
during
1941
cents/ July 31,
share
per
17.
This
June 26,
63
the
on
compares
1942, and 75
were
follows:
as
cents/ and
Oct.
31,
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co., Inc.—Tenders—
ities,
Pennsylvania Co.
bids for
It
the
A'
1952.
for
for Insurances
depositary and agent for/the
Philadelphia,
was
the
Pa.,
Lives
on
and
15th
company,.
Granting Annu¬
and
Chestnut
Sts.,
up to the close of business Dec.. 26, 1942, received
to the company of first mortgage bonds due
July 1,
sale
-/A,./A''/'/
announced
acquisition
company.—V. 141,
that
of
,
at
.■■■
■
,
would
sum
tendered
so
be
■
,
made
/.
■
available
prices satisfactory
/,'/■; :'A'/";
A!
/
2132.
p.
■/./. ■_./ 'U
substantial
a
bonds
the
to
Winchendon Electric Light & Power Co.—$2,15 Div,—
The
Dec.
company on
stock,
28
holders
to
June 26
on
and
paid
1941, and $1.50
on
a
dividend of $2.15 per share
record
of
Sept. 25,
Dec.
1942,
Jan. 31,
This
17,
and $2 on
1940.—V. 155,
p.
27,
the
on
with
compares
March
1942;
$X
$4 on
2464,
Worcester Suburban Electric Co.—$1.25 Dividend—
A
dividend
of
Dec,
on
28
on
$1.25
to
Sept.
per
holders
25,
share
of
last,
paid
was
record
75
Dec.
the
on
17.
,
cents on June
common
This
26,
stock,
and
par
with
90
$1.20
or.
compares
1942,
1942,
Payments during 1941 were as follows: Mar. 23, $1;
June 27, $1.25; and Sept. 26 and Dec. 26, $1.50 each.—V.
156, p, 1160.
Wright Machine Co., Worcester,
Mass.—Pays Arrear¬
ages—
The
directors
of
this
company,
manufacturers
of
screw
machine
products and metal specialties, recently declared a dividend of $7
per share on the preferred stock for 1941 and $7 per share for
1942/
clearing up arrearages on the issue.
$168,265
and
Yale & Towne
Joseph
has been
who
approximately $1,099,000.
totaled
Dr350,773
$2,891,485
Cr29, 727
expenses
the maintenance
(2) For year ended Oct. 31.
stock
Dr329, 229
33,577, 782
Cr3,442
being paid currently.—V. 156,
Mar. .27,
—
Utah Home Fire Insurance Co.—Year-End Div.—
A
per
(no
Dr31,831
$240,025
Cr3,677
being accrued
cents paid
stock
common
•Includes
$574,273
—
outstanding
Earnings
70,689
Notes—(1)
2143.
p.
Net
$251,919'
419.731
998,776
Dr403,563
/A
,
$25,
price declines —__/—
Dr278, 837
/
.
inventory
$1,706,636;
(less
not
Oct. 31,
t894,674
income
Dr28,850
Dr29,748
income-'"
normal
r'./fDoes
each
Corp.- -Earnings-
paid-in
earned
of capital
$1,468,946
earnings
Federal taxes
955, 239
1,092, 035
Brl5,775
-paid'. m-Aa—
common
Western Tablet & Stationery
$(7064,323
$6,233, 182
92,821
30,
share
of Wellington Oil Co. of Del. will become one-quarter
capital stock of Seaboard Oil Co. .of Del.—V. 156, p. 1784.
$60,360),
surplus
Dec.
each
$1)
(par
share of
a
of
terms
1942—11 Mos.—-1941
$305,191
(net)
Equipment
2312.
an
permanently closed at the close of business
were
of
have
years,
(9,000
/
cents
Wellington Oil Co. of Del.—Suspended From Dealings-
for prior
subsidiary
p.
the
aircraft
$1,277,687 $18,186,134 $15,033,369
972,496
11,952,953
9,969,041
Cr83,336
equipment
defense
The
$374,000;
by
'
a
agreement recently entered into between the British
and the American motion picture industry company has
received
substantially all the moneys
which
had
previously been
frozen
in England,
Oil Nov.
4,
1942,
$5,245,726
was
received
in
an
Shares
par),
for
•Includes
with
Treasury
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $110,425; dividends
payable, $64,587;
accrued; salaries, wages, interest, etc., $111,452; accrued
taxes, other
thaii Federal, Canadian and State income
taxes, $278,336;
provision
for Federal, Canadian and State income
taxes, $712,194; sinking fund
deposits for redemption of first mortgage bonds of subsidiaries
due
before Oct. 31, 1943, $75,000;
long-term indebtedness, $7,222,000; equity
of
minority interests in subsidiary companies, $4,557,738;
preferred
stock
(440,000 shares no pari, $4,652,500; common stock
($1
<
in¬
at
and
11,610
A .-Road i.—A*
169,574,911.
depreciation and amortization of $11,480,394 in 1941 and $11,686,616
in 1942.
'^Including 100,255 shares of common stock carried at $1.
13,490 shares at cost.
liRepresented by 103,107 no par shares. ■
tories of
expense,
in
produced
100,625
rents
Net after fxd.
for deprecia¬
tAfter reserve
for
amounts to
$52,019 before deducting the exchange loss
and $47,275 after
deducting the exchange loss. The dividends from this
subsidiary during the year were $49,312. A./A:AAA'-'
.AAA
$36,560,935
reserve
which
charges:
and
.,
5,670,885
182,906,737
of
orders
more
mounts
gun
$409,676
1
avail, for fxd.
Interest
57,316,563
9,322,960
Drl70,141
Z)rl87,261
•Including construction in progress, and after
$350,827
"is
said,
19,006,723
5,670,885
treasury—
are
1942—Month—1941
charges; AA/A AAA A'
Rent
248,195
'' 17,410,973
held
he
divisions
material
war
Co.
1,060,787
taxes
oper,
A/A. and
1,863,755
57,316,562
-
-
stock
ry.
tFixed
2,044,000
19,006,723
par)
Con¬
■V'iA'A-.A- A:
/.■■''
Other
amounting
$106,377,340,
/"'/AA''7vVv:\A ;i'7A'-':A.r:,'A/'A/^
$1,470,464
AA.
equipment,
Income
/,;-:.
234,993
/
1,371,624
57,334,690
the
Among
revenues
facility
A'AA-of
tion
stock
stock
$341,225
cash:
'
Shs.
493,360
/
2,602,636 :
261,424
-
in
surplus
surplus
Capital
2,255,063
18,819
" 288,766
4,748,520
J
contingencies..
minority stkhldrs.
of
Joint
.
for
Interest
'
49,100,027
Total
Net: income
...,
\
Net
debt™
to
represented
also
income
Other income
A--A 43,433
$452,199
263,500
.
.
other
Deferred/ credits
Reserve
.v.-'
96,120
amort.
inc.
$687,333
and
contracts.
company.
Elevator
taxes
Hire
4,074,326
ye'ar-_A:A—AA-AAA'AAuAA A' 3,237,055
affiliated companies-—32,696
and participation payable
1,735,126
'
expenses
of United
Other
fund require,, pureh. money
oblig, and mtge.- instal. matur.
payments for film, deposits, etc
iiabs. of subs. oper. in forgn. territories-
Curr.
ry.
Federal
344.36P,
2,982,18-7
one'
Owing to
Royalties
Funded
United Stockyards Corp
.;■/
the
/'";. ^/.AA'A-A./AA
expenses
Net
95,882.
4,358,324
4,115,418
taxes
income
out,
war
production, It was reported that the Westinghouse
Appliance Division plants are producing- '''large .fimounts o:'
equipment as tank gun fire control apparatus, binochlars. and
revenues
"Total'
bonds, sink,
contract,
of
received
amounted
pointed
A
Wisconsin Central Ry. Co.—Earnings—
-
3,906,027
AAi*
A-j
■
in
Period End. Nov. 30-
708,341
95,882
payable
accrued
accrued
1,357,341
-
division
Robertson
Total
payable *
with orders
month
Robertson
renegotiation
1941.
reported that two naval ordnance plants, oper¬
by Westinghouse for the Navy, are turning out "impressive quan¬
of fighting equipment, and the
Westinghouse Merchant Marine
Division plant at South Philadelphia is "months ahead of schedule"
in the production of propulsion
equipment for ships.—V. 156, p. 2312.
1.69,574,911
Accounts
$967,253
Equity of Unit. Stockyards Corp. in total
■P" net income of subs.
Mr,
161,954
exps.
last
in
tities"
1,300,072
8,331,776
other
and
—
$582,808,634
re¬
the company,
July, 1942,
ated
95,963
■
8,402,447
rent
received
Mr.
armor-piercing shot,"
Westinghouse Electric
953,832
2,098,332
taxes,
with
worth
Chairman,
/v"'/-//'/•;
.
to
war
elevators.
/Liabilities—
and
$1,089,997
such
526,816
deposits_w-A^—,
other
any
Electric
262,469
'A%/VAA-
Mortgages, long-term notes and special accounts
receivable (less reserve)495,428
Deposits to secure contracts
'
,978,778
Sinking, 'fund
billion dollars'
a
Robertson,
importance of radio equipment in modern war."
by the fact that our Radio Division booked
normal
54,256,500
12,063,997
2,479,063
S.
over"
W.
impressively their production loads in 1942 included the motor,
transformer, switchgear, steam turbine and generator divisions."
Indicating the extent of the electrical industry's conversion from
-764,254
U.
A.
the directors.
creased
3,294,846
52,009,963
equipment on owned properties
tLeaseholds, bldgs. and equip, on leased prop.^
Advance
Gen. & admin,
131,007
•Buildings and
Reserve
stock¬
therein
638,123
250,000
57,289,801
of
costs.
oper.
Equity of
890,636
in foreign territories
oper.
affiliated
1942.
monthly high,
Orders
figures,
prices before
than
(recoverable
i-.
in
meeting.of
all-time
an
monthly
"The
2,495,530
4,430,494
Serial
Total
1,978,030
—
a
illustrated
57,180,236
Interest
A—A—:
Special charge
in
Dividend payable
Dr5,m
years'
(net)
supplies, etc
producer
4,344,756
at
Notes
:
prior
of
4,376,867
at
compared
$158,136,917.
tract
less
23
orders
established
to
22,500
/
A 245,302
exch.
subsidiaries
cost
at
rentals)
assets of subs.
':;'Total
taxes
adjust1,
assets of Canadian
Adjust,
outside
an
film
Goodwill
Fed., Canadian
inc.
accessories,
fMiscellaneous
A.,—/A-vAA// ;/: 96,106
settlement
State
Prov.
$1,411,632
stock-contrac^-.;;A V ZAAA A
Prov. for
&
$1,885,892
bonds and
on
etc.
unproduced,
1942
These
future
to
—
paid inc. taxes, etc.
Int.
charges
l
materials,
(net)
expenses
and
costAAA-~Au-£A-AAA>.i—AA
scenarios
and
Investments
oper.
progress
"/■ /.reserves
income
811,263
in
equipment
Dec.
on
Marking the first billion dollar year in the history of
the
1,679,327
831,597
yard inc.
Total
/
7,431,249
received orders for "well
company
needed
war
ported
S
L.
Accounts
1,036,852
549,716
.
of
1941
■A,
productions,' at
:/'A"
A,"J-
Dollars—
The
Assets--
Rights
$2,780,922
$2,576,252
at',
'A-,■/,,;<;:
'
"■
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—Orders Top Billion
'
1939
5,835,837
*
'
1942,
Sheet
:
Subs.)
AA'-AA A/A:'AA A/A
income—
Yardage
Other
1942
'
;////:
expenses,
in
at cost less amortizationProductions completed but, not released, at cost
(Incl.
"
509,645
_
Productions
Consolidated
A—A—
156,..p. 2312.
334,561
10,286,534
1,314.585
;
AAA-
income
from
income
—V.
*
,
Balance
Released productions,
United Stockyards Corp.—Annual Report—
Net
1940,- in respect of studio properties
Consolidated
of
shares
interest
16,622,424
966,276
9,322,960
8616,303
21,601,334
1,430.144
Gross
than
1,562,228
A
& cable
revenues™
402,397
Deduct,
depreciation,
76,751,295
9,118,658
287,646
tother
:v
$
93,373,720
86,431 032
28,868
17,410,973
charges,
108,032 366
567,084
383,528
amortization,
miscellaneous
$689,787 in 1941
charged
for
providing
other
9.622,619
8,060,391
11,877,758
9,275.385
rev.
exp.
1.136,596
189,227
4,445,331
:
Co.—Earnings—
assign; to oper.—
Taxes
stock
>
1942—Month—1941!',,'i:i 1942— -10 Mos.—1941 *
revenues
oper.
1939
$1,549,163 A
35,633
on
'
A
surplus
A A'
'1940
-
V
.
The company
/
'
Operating income'-A
Non-operating income—
4,553,319
274,237
767,964 :
1941
/'
Uncoil,
10,074,070
2312. I
p.
1
''^'"Period End.'Oc't.-31A^;; A
58,458
9,974,939
income—.
Teleg & cable oper.
Teleg & cable oper.
135,342
3,167
railwaysrailway—
oper.
'"?•
'
1942'
Western Union Telegraph
'
1,612,047
734,951
capital
from
from
ry.
—V.
•
2,747,473
4,445,331
subs. company-
a
'
514,224
Net
838,000
5,429,303
preferred stock
on
$1,762,215
1,996,574
A'A-A'A
A,
,
8,554,513
met)—
sale
on
and adv.
Dividends
for
provision
assets
.
$2,332,437
2,369
9,322,959
____1—
(est.)
$3,885,781
Net
and
sale of affiliated company:
on
aAA/:
/
;"
;•
,■
™
debentures
and
State,
income
tax
ry. oper. income-A
From Jan. 1— :A/ ,
3,587,841
20,373
,
Totai'_-.A—/-A——A---ATr
■
A/
/••■;
:
—
on
local,
on
Net
' A /AAA- y\
A
1
Aa'/AAaa^:';
/A 21,771
to
inet)
stock,
preferred
on
and
taxes
'
489,490
surplus at begin, of period-
discount
Losses
.•
profit
Federal
Western Pacific. RR.—Earnings—
3,098,351
taxes—__
stockholders
S. ,Treasury
dividend
interest
accrued
$77,015;
/NovemSer—' ."'.A.':/
Gross from railway
Net
from
railway--/-..
Gross
profit
Earned
Net
/
Corp.—Merger—
150,
of
U.
$414,290;
$42,066;
taxes,
/
184,000
interest, A/k
k'A.;/..:
16,824,885
minority
income
payable,
1943,
stock
,
4,621,497
3,705,634
•
1,494,000
o
receivable
accounts
and
11,200
4,517,825
3,168,085
.
notes
savings notes of $570,410), $334,390; notes
payable to banks, $875,000; 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $100),
$3,365,300; common stock (134,854 no par shares), $1,666,459; earned
surplus, $1,008,289; total, $7,782,810.—V. 156, p. 872.
35,866
/
Jan.. 2,
capital
(less
11,656,549
.
<
4,588,213
v.2,934;205
™
/,Normal,income ,tax,.-rX_~rt^-^-^1i;v4t250,000/....l,598,'850
Excess profits /tax'-'/™/™/A-.
4,000,000
7,150
Book
United
64,680,384
Provision for Federal income taxes;
.
:«,
stock,
Pittston
1,678,213
miscell.
Federal
Proportion
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the
both payable Feb.
1
to holders of
record Jan.
15.
Extra payments during 1942 were as follows;
Feb. 2, 25 cents, and
May 1, 75 cents.—V. 156, p. 1696.
See
2,867,889
24,553,949
.'before
and
regular
common
3,815,992
income
minority
.
The
partic.
deprec.
for
Liabilities—Accounts
payable
Federal
27,455,045
16,206,531
Profit
;
1942,
V
:
U.« S. Industrial Alcohol c Co.—rExtra Dividend-^//,
,
100,337,093
Dec.
Dec.
on
amounted
119,271,544 102,293,171
26,221,219
25,453,985
Profit
Other
10 paid a dividend of $14 per share on account
of accumulations on the I'm, cumulative
preferred stock, par $100, to
holders of record Nov. 10.
A similar distribution was made
orfvthis
for
and
Provision
>\
4,043,657
income
tAmortl
(less
$65,0001/ $1,235,890;
inventories .(net), $1,914,213;
cash
surrender value of life insurance,•,$242,517; estimated post-war refund
of excess profits tax, $10,126;-'veal, estate hot
.used, in. .operations and....
sundry receivables, $9,119; property, plant and.equipment (net), $2,964,195; prepaid insurance and. taxes, $6.7,712/,total,..$7,782,810. /
A;
96,293,435
4,158,596
expenses—.
general
Interest.- expense
were\issued
■ ;
A
4,323,213
$1,339,038;,-trade
of
reserve
$>
114,948,331 .98,134,575
film costs-
and
Provision
to. time, and
time
July
.
admis¬
income--
royalties—
—_
of
■Provision for Invest,
the
the
of
and
—
Operating
.
under
miscell,
tenants
Assets—Cash,
/
Account
A. Aug. 31,'42 Aug. 30/41 Aug. 31/40
•
Other costs, incl, royalties &
order
own
that time
1.
theatre
.a A
income,
sales and
from
Amortization
The SEC
*
the corresponding Week the year before.
over
Plan Jan, 19—
on
rental
Income
1942 cash dividends declared
dividends
on
common
stock
on
preferred
amounted
to
died
Calvert
A.
Horne
last
156.
as
Vice-President,
effective
Jan.
•
1.
and.
September.
Carey,
Vice-President in
—V.
Mfg. Co.—New Chairman, Etc.—
resigned
elected Chairman of the board to succeed John
Henry Towne,
p.
2144.
Mr.
Home's
assistant
charge of production,
for
nine
years,
was
He was also elected
a
named
director
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