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MONDAY
Volume
also
President
has been; elected a
Brotnevs,
is
Schoff,
S.
James
director
a
Department
Federated
of
A.AA;;:
2065.
T.he
Unoer
.
plan which became effective Aug. 1, 1944- final
taken toward consul.nation and simplification of the
Car
Motor
Hall-Scott
The
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wholly-owned subsidiary of
A;/ A''-
predecessor, companies.' *■■/-?.A
Co,,
a
•'*
A
months
•.-■A.
was
by
ago
:
,-A '/As
,
of the
AA'A'AA
A.Bert E.
and other
of New York,
F. Stratton,
Counsel
in
for
;.
parties have signed a stipulation agreeing that all
in the bondholders' suit would be permissible
case.—V. 160, p. 1177.
•
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meeting
the shareholders, at
profit
the
A
■
Issue
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A:;A .-.A '
Stock and Bond
;A A.' ;A\AAA;
V A;A/:
V:
New
'A/A:
Admiral' Corp.—Listing of Stock—
New
28 approved fob listing and regis¬
stock of the corporation.
The company's executive office and main plant are at, 3800 West
Cortland St, Chicago.
The'principal business is the manufacture of
radio, radar and other electronic equipment principally on govern¬
ment contracts.
Prior to 1942 its principal business was the manu¬
facture of small, popularly priced radio sets..
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Dempsey & Co„ recently underwrote 216,000 shares of the company's
.
stock and publicly offered the shares at 7342
The company reports
that there are now
1,556 stockholders.
After giving effect to this
of 825,369
shares
($1 par)
160.
2177.
p»
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Canton & Youngstown Ily.
Akron
Tmt
Net
$255,947
.A
90,849
136,612
22,076
78,994
118,514
66,521
34,004
Net
railwny_;
from
ry.
—V.
160,
_
4,1.16,717
1,441.653
1,685,401
3,151,907
1,048,301
68^,763
931,821
576,198
1,107,678
1943
1942
$1,957,060
$1,952,611
565.606
969,522
1,086.102
oper A income;:-
125,712
309,071
333,040
411,507
Condition
251,424
Net
Net
rv.
—V.
railway----
'20,354,624
21,514,981
17,927,843
7,932,307
10.594,372
8,929,844
3,815,435
oper.
160.
income.-
1,735,226
Period End. Nov. 30—
Frov.
1,296.347
1418,244
273.600
265,600
Provision for taxes
2,167,474
Gross
Int.
___A__
other
$30,077,539
12,955,203
9,741,670
3,275,200
3,171,600
Net
Balance
—V.
on
606,372
8,859,692
9,164,296
$7,152,470
$7,999,972
Net
from
250,448
2G8.996
3,189,483
3,179,902
Net
ry.
$333,281
$3,962,986
$4,820,071
189,082
2,268,986
2,268,986
$301,768
189,082
pfd. stock
.
;
160, p.
$112,686
A-
■
its interest, in.
,"A
,
1944—12 Mos.—1943
Net
oper.
Other
•-
10,579,693
114,717
39,403,198
381,856
41,679,851
336.039
10,694,410
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A-A
3,867,608
39,785,054
42.015,890
16,760,935
15.650,757
1,536,195.
6,826,802
1,786,149
23,024.119
6,347,944
26,365,133
7,155,036
5,040,653
16,676,175
11,621
14,496
45,596
52,108
5,026,157
16,630,579
19,157,989
4,591,044
5,026,1.57
16,630,579
19,157,989
50,048
31,909
4,041,092
5,053,066
2,444,543
•
2,924,387
10,478,246'
revenues—
income
133.338,741
50,494,191
4,591,044
taxes
Other
S
$
34 593,269 141.004,681
13,501.006 £5,965,657
5,206,973
23,887,685
2,375,561
10,027,770
: 1 ;
2,930,036. 11,720,371
5.^39,445
Prop, retirement & deA pletion lea.
approp..
(net,)—
100,341
_A—
10,578,587
Net interest to public &
A other deductions
4,439,727
income
Bond
Exchange
Portion
19.246,834
10,129,634
11,778,231
to
interests
equity of
-
mi-
Am,
19,210,037
..
.
.
—
P.
subsidiaries
P.
Am.
Net
123
142
public—
6,138,860
uA" & L. Co. in income
of
123
to
applic.
noiity
Si
L.
Co.—
equity (as above)—
Other
income
—
180,240
86,735
36,810,819
19,244,724
.
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Total
123
Averages...___
__
divs.
Balance
142
Stock Exchange...
Curb
*Pfd.
Net
—142
AA
Balance
Banks of
Member
York
87,204
103,843
437,574
465,086
4,553,883
4,954,223
18,779,638
2,646,188
Expenses
&
deductions
563,603
633,787
16,373,245
2,305,623
——A—
3,990,285
50,565
4,320,436
92,192
14,067,622
339,179
-16,133.450
289.441
3,939,720
4,223,244
13,728,443
;
A
other
$144,199
$1,694,000
$2,551,085
1944
1943
1942
$3,155,009
1,224,071
$3,242,060
1,586,120
income—.
445,036
212,636
*1,408,244
railway.—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
'
from
34,882,871
34,077,082
11,684,500:
13,856,386
28,565,825
10,710,325
3,521,649
2,461,584
Gross
Net
from
ry.
railway
railway-*.-.
oper.
Income....
160,
-
1941
$1,700,507
345.953
55,407
Balance
.
'
dividend
°Full
earned
or
15,844,009
whether
requirements applicable to respective periods,
unearned.—V.
161,
p.
1.
American States Utilities Corp.—Extension Granted—-
■
3,961,546
p.'2393.
taxes
'AA'AA-' A A/AA A:AAaA
$3,187,519
1,026,033
from
'Deficit.—V.
2537.
Income
.
railway.—
November—
Net
A—A
of
Alton RR.—Earnings—
$602,277
income
Dividends
...
$
34,894,061
13,907,440
___
taxes A—-
Balance
$552,216
deduct..;
ox
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
' 1944—3 Mos.—1943
expenses
$32,242,566
711,005
income
and
and
Stock
Gross
/
Light Co.
&
Coihmis^on'S' order
■
4,602,665
revenues
Operating
Int.
expenses —
.•
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
for depreciation..
Operating
2178.
p.
Balance
$2,592,494
_
160,
Operating
Federal
-Earnings-
$2,833,167
revenue
The transaction is designed ".to--comply, with the
July 2,
1943, directing American to dispose
Subsidiaries—.AAv'. A.'A: AAaAAA;.- A/A A-' '
Federal
System——
New
Auction Sales
Alabama Power Co.
Gross
1,927,499
2,776,325
Reserve
Transactions
2393.
P.
1951,
$
142
of
Statement
Transactions New York
10,035,697
railway—-^
from
from
joint;
a
series due Jan. 1,.;
first mortgage bonds,. 3a/4%
1,
Jan.
American Power
140
a-A
________
Statement
Federal
Clearings
Banks
Reserve
$1,034,737
..
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
Period End. Nov. 30—
142
Rates.——
Condition
Combined
1941
1944
$1,761,631
ry.
Sale of Sub.—-
its
of
$270,000
1246
Gross
Payable
and
of Bank
Course
Foreign Exchange
railway—
Net
Dividends Declared
RR,—Earnings-
railway-.,„
from
from
——
105
149
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 141
The
November—
Gross
Net
of
1,
Savannah.—V.
City Bond Offerings and Sales
State and
621,320
Alabama Great Southern
—
136
137
139
General Corporation and Investment News.
2393.
p.
$954,43L
v-//...//■/
subsidiary, Savannah Gas Co., filed
its
—
2,864.364
income—
oper.
Markets
141
Miscellaneous Features
71.574
4,266,591
railway—
from
Gross
_
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—
From Jan. 1—
Net
Stock Exchange.-——
Toronto
Over-the-Counter
i $318,588
income. A
oper.
'.
A'-;' A;
1941
1942
$388,052
railway
from
ry.
.
Earnings-
1943
1944
$350,476
railway—
from
■■■%:
136
Montreal Curb Section for December 29—_
this corporation has been
November—
Gtfoss
•
136
Montreal Stock Exchange——A
138
Montreal Curb Exchange
138
Montreal Stock Exchange for December 29-141
A-AA
assigned to^'Erwin, Wasey & Co.
Contact and service
will be maintained by the agency through its
New York and Los Angeles offices.—V. 160, p. 2573.
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Stock Exchange.
St. Louis Stock Exchange
years as principal administrative analyst. Army Service Forces,-.':"
Coincidental with the appointment of Air, Franke, the advertising
account of
A 134
A-
Pittsburgh
Official—
Director of Advertising and
of
-
134
Cleveland Stock Exchange..—
134
Detroit Stock Exchange--—A A A_aAaA- 135
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
135
Philadelphia Stock Exchange—
136
Gene Franke as
Public Relations has been' announced by John B. Walker, Vice-Presi¬
dent in charge of sales.
Gene Franke joins the corporation after two
appointment
Chicago. Stock; Exchange _
Ciheixmatl Stock Exchange- a A ALA—^iA-
A:/
outstanding, serial notes 3 Vz and 4%, due
at the redemption prices applicable on
the redemption dates.
,A.
A'"-''
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Immediately following the sale of the propertfes and assets to the
buyer under an agreement of sale,; Savannah will be liquidated aucl
dissolved after payment of outstanding indebtedness and obligations.
otlA" Al-an those assumed by the purchaser. Ail remaining assets will
be' .transferredno American ;or; New York Trust
Co., trustee under
American's debenture indenture.
A "■;
and
1966,
Jan.
Exchange-.128
Curb
and
company
Savannah's outstanding
Stock Exchange—
—_ 133
Stock".Exchange._A—A!;, 133.
Boston
Aireori Manufacturing Corp.—New
The
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Baltimore
July 31, 1944, was $2,566,679.43.
A"..a;aA AAAaAaA-A;: A*'A A: AA;:
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Quotations A
;/;A;/,v;':':
$914,917
application with the Securities and Exchange Commission Jan. 2 for
authority to sell the fixed properties and certain assets of Savannah
to Savannah-St. Augustine Gas Co., a new corporation, for $2,205,000.
Proceeds will be applied in part to the redemption of $1,000,000 of
AAA"'"A • A;'/A A'A/'' /A A; Page
York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
113
York Stock Exchange (Bonds)______ 124
A'AAA AA.'.'
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New York
common
financing, total capital and surplus on
—V.
The
;
Chicago Stock Exchange on Dec.
tration
1626..;'':
p.
,
$299,779
$267,245
taxes
American Gas & Power Co.—Proposes
■
This
In
.
1857.
160,
1944—9 Mos.—1943
"
all
after
and
charges
Inc.—Earnings—
1944—3 Mos.—1943
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
to be
160,. p.
former
618.
p.
American Export Lines,
exhibits
the
843,240.—V.
160,
elected
Travel, has been elected
all
;
the present
held on April 17, a proposition to change each
present $25 par value shares into three new $10 par value
shares.
•• A/A-'.;;..AAA.."'"A A-.:
V'A. AAAvA;
If tbia change is made it will result in the shareholders receiving
three of the new shares in exchange for each present share, and will
increase
the capitalization of the company from $8,202,700 to $9,-i
of
V"'''
Vice-President and Passenger Traf¬
charge of Foreign
Travel.—V.
Split Up Stock—
directors are considering submitting to
,The
annual
in
Assistant Vice-President
V.
Acme Steel Co.—Plans to
A.
Co.—Officials Promoted—
White, former Assistant
Vice-President,
and
evidence
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1.
p.
fic Manager, on leave with the United States Army, hfts been
Vice-President and General Manager,. Travel. Walter C. Runale,
brought .against Mr. Hanlon and his associates
Charles
161,
American Express
bondholders.
ACF-
Hall-Scott, engines, will con¬
tinue as the exclusive supplier of engines for ACF-Brill Motor Buses,
retaining its own
identity in the field of industrial, marine and
special-purpose engines.—V. 160, p. 2537,
action
similar
several
The SEC asked for dissolution
SEC action.
the
distribution of its assets.' / AAAA'''''/'/
and
trust
Brill Motors Co. and 'manufacturer of the
in
Hanlon
Mr.
Court.—V.
others,
Six
achieved in its field was.
W. Smith stated Jan. 3
the Department of Justice's suit
to
monopoly.
Mr. Smith addressed
United States Circuit Judges Thomas W. Swan, Learned Hand and
A. N, Hand, sitting as a special and final tribunaltt.O hear the Gov¬
ernment's appeal from dismissal of its allegations by a lower Federal
Dowhs4/:A1AA':'A'AAA1'A;- A'AA'''',,t;:'A.'AAA;/'/ '.A .'A;AaA.;,
five of them Suffolk Downs directors, are named with
Suffolk
organization, it was announced on Jan. 2. .
A'A'A'AAA
/
;As of Dec. 31, 1944, The J. G. Brnl Co., producer of trolley coaches
and street cars, and The ACF Motors-Co., producer of motor coaches,
were'. liquidated, and their assets transferred to ACF-Brill Motors Co.,
which company will henceforth carry* on nil the design, manufacture
and marketing of the types of vehicles previously handled by the two
/
that the company
enterprise, and efficiency, William
of
result
defending the corporation against
dissolve the concern as an illegal
in
Hanlon, invested $1,*
track.
A
dominating position
The
the
charged
petition
America—Domination Laid to Effi-,
A..."
A
ciency—
Mr;/Hanlon, President of the Eastern
Racing Association, operators of the track, with gross misconduct and
abuse of the trust by /'speculating" in acquiring controlling interest in
merger
been
have
the ground that its President, Gordon D.
SEC's
The
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Aluminum Co. of
In
A-.
Jan, 2 began presenta¬
in its suit for appointment of a receiver for the com¬
evidence
on
pany
Charged
'
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on
195,000 of trust funds in Suffolk Downs race
Companies
Transferred—
steps
of
tion
;
,
Securities and Exchange Commission
The
p.
A*'' A .A'AAv..'"
of Merged
Co.—Assets
ACF-Brill Motors
Inc.- "
Stores,
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160,
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INSURANCE
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Trust—Misconduct
Investment
Suit—
and Managing Director of
INDUSTRIAL
-
Aldred
A<?■:'
Bloomingdale
He:
d.rector 01 A-CLsaham & Straus, Inc.
Stbaus, Inc.—New Director—
Abraham &
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60
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Price
N. Y., Monday, January 8, 1945
New York,
Number 4349
161
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18,236,451
4,878,438
1,733.579
The
SEC
granted the corporation and its subsidiaries, Edison
(Mich.) and Southern California Water Co., a second
until April. 9, 1945, of the period within which
has
Sault Electric Co,,
extension
six-months
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HILL, THOMPSON & CO., INC.
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comply ■ with an order of the
ordering American States Utilities
its liquidation Smd dissolution,—V.
they ' must
1943,
cause
SEC—
pmefrdd stockholders
to carry out
12
committee o;
A
in effect
which
gEC
v'/,'
,
proposes
■//.:;
has filed a plan with the
the recapitalisation of the
Tie
Net
Amx.
,,
_—_
revenues—
laxes
oper.
5,016,345
5,<ou,OM0
5,103,563
t.cUv.uuO
1,266,345
1,108,563
iu^mieu-iur
.
Net
-V.
161,
d.,;
Net
$531,188
140,316
railway—
ffvm
Glues
iaiiway_i—d-v
income—
irom
Net
ry.
raUwayyuU-Ui..
income—
oper.
the.company has
The trustee of
The
the
Will.am
Vice-President,•• in
of American Propeller Corp.
160, p 1731
$379,419
121,283
66,728
45.027
62,037;-
45,955
.
4,353,093
4,695,510
1,151,327
5,508,502
1,617,828
714,515
604,245
would'
purchase
81.750,000 in common stock,
sale or the iimt mortgage
get
and must accompany
-additional couponn—V.
.^any
attachment
or
Operating
Operating
Taxes
bonds would be used to
v^.
G^.u.n
A-.eeu.
ln.cn
blx-yiai, -hfs
L. in in .m
a
The
ana
Gulf
Tex-,s
expenses
Gross
Fixed
Int.
1,435,862
_;.Z
;
series
'
.
,
American Arbitration
1944—11 Mos.-4943
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4,189;278 >
-
have
1955
Interest.
Trust
:
: %
fund 4Va% bonds due
been called for redemption cm Jan. 31, next, at .104' and
Payment Will-be made at the Central Hanover Bank &
.corporatV; trustee, 70 . Broadway, New York, N. Y; Imme¬
time on presentation and sur¬
Co.,
diate payment will be made at any
render of said bunds at the bank.—^V.
,
158, p. 1821.
•
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Co.—Extension Granted-—
Associated Electric
.
A' debs...
75,131
75,800
829,287
845,363
$115,728
$120,188
—V.
160,
Est.
V;
$971,133
;
1 "'44—Month—1943
>. $971,133
$710,517
oper.
revenues
$174,897
oper,
'expenses
1944—11 Mo».—1343
$3,957,970
$1,013,584'
500,342
'
$7,753,731
4.644,910
•
5,422,339
477,606
V Net- rev. Jr.
opers.:
ry.
$3;534,O01, '$2,908,791
2,439,811
1,591,913
$541,973
405,226
$474,555
;
Railway tax accruals^-
334,494
ope'ry income
$140,061
$136,752
4,431
.,0r2,on
Railway
(netu_u_
income
Net
ry.
income-
oper.
;
;
3,505
4,54i
$1,316,873
223,231
$1,324,021
33,748
$134,675;
$144,542
(net)
income
Co.—Weekly Output—
The
trustees
of the ^Associated Gas & Electric- Corp. report that
output of the Associated Gas & Electric Group for the week ended
Dec.; 2J, 1E44, amounted to 134,417,927 kwh., an increase of 3,714,666
lw,v„ or 2.3% over the corresponding week, of 1943.—V. 161, p. 2y : ;V
Associated Gas & Electric
fixed
$149,083
160,
241,554
;
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Corp.—Sale Authorized-
28 authorized Denis J.
Lei'oell on Dec.
Vincent
judge
Electric
&
Driscoll and
by Associated Elec-%
System, of all the
account indebtedness of Owensboro Gas Co.
base price of $624,500, subject to certain ad¬
to acquiesce in the sale
subholding company in the Associated
"Wxllard L, Thorp, trustees,
trie
Co.,
a
to
and
t tock
common
open
W. T. Stevenson -for-B
160, p. 2395.
justment ..---V.
■;;,3 '■
...
1941
'J
$374,651
8658,249
$547,639
$577,615
102.3C4
23,871
130.3Q1
69.001
31,738
*33,529
"19,851
"14,486
ra:Iway-__^
7.175,363
6,569,934
rail.Way.*u-u_
1,516,041
1,843,005
5,442,494
1,415,992
4,269,931
955,123
249,759
ry. oper, income__..
^Deficit.—V. 160, pa- : 196
509,855
389,807
221,936
from railway..i..-
G"" ss
Net
from
Net
re
ilvay_._
income..,._
oper.
ry,
„
From Jen. 1—v
from
Gross
Net
from
;
Net,
to
face
agreement
ment
1944
$456,114
151.466
1943
$466,765
175,963
from
Gr.ss
Net
from
Net
ry.
32,579
36,426
5.230,779
1,940,472
368,225
4,819.249
2,077,662
438,637
milway^__
railway—
•
income—.
oper.
From Jen. 1—
from
Net
rv.
—V.
inrnme...
oper.
160.
p.
/vit
30,140
23,040
3,576,880
1,481,844
-
577,080
.
2,258.758
654.161
222.170
amount
The
RR.
$
"Railway
oper.
revenues
expenses
•Railway tax accruals..
Other debits
47.904,121
Railway
©per.
27,592,221
income
7,668,188
ry.; oper.
1944—11 Mos.—1943
$
$
41,752,126 485,034,152 426,670,373
22,549,917 275,359,012 232,719,321
11,572,938
11,665,769
1,070,774
279,234
^Railway tax accruals for
150,217,591 130.592,177
5,082,572
3,948,799
7,257.206 54.374,977 59,410,076
month of November, 1944, include $9,465,-
Barre
the
first
not
was
East
authorized
;on
fli the purchase by the company
of
of
Of
the corporation
the eirmess
in due course,
Summer of 1: 44,
the
in
siuv'r't",
the
remaining 40%
the
of the-stock, nine, shires are:,,
Maine' RR; and 1,591
shares are; held bv the
Sortwell,
physical
.
•,
.
•<
A considerrtiou;
alternative."
'
"')
stated that since the corporation; had already
excess profits
tax return for the year 1941 on
was
.The ba'mice of $2,499,065, pursuant to. e
of directors of the corporation, will; result
proposes
all
the
to adopt the
"lal-■"
v'i
fi'ed Its income
the basis of a
determination of the beard
in a reduction of the provi¬
contingencies as shown in the summary of cou »oUdated income and earned surplus; for the fiscal year- ended Sept. 30,
1943,
with a
corresponding reduction in the reserve for post-war
contingencies as; showp in; the: consodclated balance sheet at Sept-. 30, •
sion
post-war
for
1943.—V.
■?,
Bessemer &
Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
November—1
"'G-bss from roilw.iy_^„^'
1944
;,:
;
$1,513,087
From Jon. 1—
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
313 514
296,345
289,638
18.790,030
4,732,580
4,081,953
'
18,693,911
—V.
a
roilway„>__
railway^i.
income-—
2397.
:
oper.
160.
P.
Boston & Maine
Operating
revenues
expenses
Joint fac.
Net
Other
rv.
rents
rents
oper.
*Total
19.217,451
10.13^,932
7,347,282
1944—11 Mos.—1943
$6,825,340 $30,371,434 $79,374,565
5,268,823-i-59,106,981
55,594.463
692,301
626.508 F8.936,859
9.689.459
217,741
284,005
2,713,536
2.698,498
22,936.
.23,024
. 230,498
257,318
^_.
(Dr\
iDri__.
A
$0,243,560 $11,134,827
$694,569
$622,980
105,551
94,389
$R0O,i °0
$717,369
331,316
366,581
3,903,272"
4,035,688
$468,804
income-
,v,o
deductions C~~~~
income
"Rentals,, interests,
-
..
$350,788
$6,512,171
$8,241^10
property,
Net
;
5,465,247
income
rr-,f.„]
-
1944—Month—1943
•—
Equipment
2,382,108
$7,092,794
„k.
Taxes
20,431,858
8,558,154
3,461,128
4,853,345
RR,—November Earnings—
Period End. Nov, 30—
Operating
V 1942
19G
$1,876,428
$1,666,607
872,693
857.037
137,247...
613,931
1943
$1,782,321
517,347
Net., from railway--.
Net ry. oper. income.—
Gr'ss
I ■;
■„v-y/;;a
160, p. 2754.
•
to purchase the properties of the Montpelier,
franchises, road and equipment, miscellaneous
materials and supplies, and prepaid insurance, for
$146 oeo.
Tim o'-noerty to be purchased does not include cash cn hand,
accounts receivable, or other intangible property of
the Montpelier,
nor
its right to exist as a corporation.
In payment for the properties, the Barre proposes to' issue to the
Montpelier at par a first mortgage non-negotiable promissory note
in the face amount of $345,000.
The note will be issued under and
pursuant to; and will be sec.ured by, a proposed mortgage to be dated
as of Jan.
1, 1945, between the Barre and the Montpelier.
It will be
consisting, of
with
held
and the corporation hed either to comply
or to re-ort to litigation.
At a meeting
position, however,
board's demands
a
property
ownership of a majority
i
Barre
-
were
$44,000,000 renegotiation refund, of the additional amount of $9,252,-:
659, which will be refunded under 'this second renegotiation, $6,703,594
is. represented
bv income and excess profits taxes already reported,
granite quar¬
approxi¬
non-carrier under the act, will acquire
and franchises of the Montpelier by
of capital stock of the Barre.
The
Montpelier owns a main line extending from Montpelier to
Wells River, approximately 37.98 miles, with a branch extending from
Montpelier to Barre, approximately 3.85 miles.
In addition it oper*
a'p-;
line I'm ir>i1|0s !"n<r in the City o* Rfrre whi^h is Jpn.v»»d from
the Barre.
The Montpelier connects with the Boston & Maine and
the Canadian Pacific Ry. at Wells River, and with the Central Vermont
Rv, at Montpelier and Barre,
Traffic is interchanged at all points
physical
,,J
of
Nov, 28, the corporation'^ boafd pf directors; after
the mrhv
factors involved,-reluctantly determined
end
owns
a
wholly owned subsidiary of the Boston & Maine.
present, is-on, active duty in the United States Naval
Reserves.:
Upon his release from active duty. Sortwell
intends to
assume
the management of the Barre, including the property to be
acquired
from
the, Montpelier..
Thus upon consummation of the
herein
r
Price Adjunmeri Bi"rd
York
received
It
mortgage
at
of
.
lf431i -was:
had ret bmn executed, an
sairi::Tn the cnnuil rcport for
former
of the Montpelier & Weils
RR.,
proposals
R, Brveh/h-^vo bee.i
resn't o*,i artiotV t"ken
the officers of the corporation, to
informed b
a ''epr « «»at"ve o' tgp ig<nv "o-k
Board that the Wav D?p°rtme"t Price Adjustment BFrd in Wash¬
ington had refused'"to approve the agreement and had requested:: that
the: corporation refund $53,262,659, instead of $44,000 000, as prod
vided in the agreement prepared bv the New York Board.
The cor¬
poration nmde prompt protect, which rem ted in n beiring be ore
exceeding $345,000,
by; the Boston &
'Virtue of his
a
renegotiation had been re^n^d 'w'th the Price A'tju tthe Army, Air Forces, in New York, p' r uant to which
of $44,000,000 for a renagov
miles
Vermont
control
of
ofiicrrj
"Late
$1,012,073
used
with
have
gepKral*r.ffi^--f; in common but are operated as separate and indepen¬
dent' properties1;.
■ '<;oV; -'I Vv:;;
:
The : Barre has: outstanding
4.000 shares of common stock (par
SI001, of which 2,400 shares, or 60%, are owned by Alvin F. Sortwell,
owned
on
corporation
the
$1,583,656
571,583
•
City of Barre, approximately 3.5 miles to (lve
on
and around Barre mountain.
It also
individual.
Refund'
ion
wire as wed by reprcentilives of
th 't, whi e the agreement ha X
approval of onlv one membgr o* jthe: War
Department price Adjustment Bip.rd: in Wa-hington. it would by ap-.
proved bv: tba^ entire- tootvdV^ nod would;b& Executed ; and -deliyer^:
of sidetracks passing tracks' and switchbacks
in serving the quarries.
The onlj' connection of the Barre is
the Montpelier within the City
of Barre.
These two carriers
an
as
le.und,
New
then
%
RR.—Purchase, Etc.—
located
15
$2.91
Covm—If>43 Rene
Contingency Reserve
although a written n.grecnvmt
Board
"The
non-negotiable promissory note in the
to be delivered at ,par to the
in payment for its line of railroad.
incorporated in 1913 by consolidation of the Barre
Barre & Chelsea RR.
Its line of railroad extends
a
of
the
and
Tlie
Rv., and Panhandle & Santre Fe Ry.)
1944—Month—1943
28
of connection.
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Colorado & Saute Fe
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
$219,059
61,755
2642.
Atchison, Topeka &
I
,
1941
1942
$386,598
183,056
"
.
mi1wiy_.aJ
Tailwayl..2„
Grs-.fvefn
Net
.
$835,545
1,825.805
$0.63
corporation had set aside an amount
ti.uion
Montpelier" & Wells. River RR.
Sortwell,
Atlanta & West Point RR.—EarningsNovember—
issue
RR.
mately
1942
1943
1944
N member—
:
3,742.500
378.972
snare
Aviation
that,
stated
its
Dec.
on
and excess
870,500
Sept. "0, lr4T
Iu his lettcr Mr. Breech
River
RR.; (2) approved the: acquisition by Alvin F. Sortwell of control of
the physical property and franchises of the Montpelier & Wells River
RR., by reason of ownership of a majority of .capital stock of the
Barrc & Chelsea RR., and -(3) granted authority to the Barre & Chelsea
from
Coast RR.—Earnings-
$87,645
physical property and franchises
ries
Atlanta Birminsham &
ICC
for Fed. normal income
to complete ret
negotiation of the company's war contracts for the fiscal year ended
the
The
282,425
5.563,305
:>epresenI?ti*eS:>'bf:-tkt;'Soitrd'"-iiivWashin$toh^ That board adhered to
Barre & Chelsea
the
1,313.699
5,235 880
I.The stockholders on Drm ?28 were advi ed bv Freest
president;- lb^
th« comiiigepf-v funds of Mmcompany
$1/558,432
'
25,224
2396.
p.
.
Gas
50,535
$102,497
$1,357,769
522,224
$138,180
46,586
charges.---
income
Net
—V.
3,670.216
290.601
1.249,472
.reduced 'by$2,4")9,0'"5,
for
available
charges
Total fixed
9:3.212
......
1
income
prov;
the
$1,094,7^0
G 365
88,298'
.
8,402,220
.
prof t
Reduces Post-W2r
65G.0n0
T
2
929.244
3.6 2
$1,360,517
,
iJ-
-
Aroostook RR^—Earnings-
Railway
Rent
355,399
1,212,86 i
Earnings per common
—V. T€0, p. 2538.
2533.
2179,
p.
$70,188
$115,728
Period End: Nov. 30
>:
363 331
2281.765
Consp'idated net profit
42,579
.
;
Bansror &
-
541.4
I 24,769
.
expensex..5
delivery
ana
Bendix
50,000
suml-s 'Tuf.:
■■"alm-e
premiums
profits taxes
depreciation)
Income
'
been granted an extension until Feb. 28 by the
SEO'ta ao.1Jx.e the assets, of its subsidiary, Indiana Gas Utilities Co.
Upon conmmmation of the proposed transaciioxis,- Indiana Gas; Utili*
ties will be dissolved.—V. 160; p. 2754.
Associated
2,944.620:
125.843
$2,248,460
3,871
$1,842,999
v
42,579
$194,729:
opecial
war
accelerated
for
Gro?s
Total
$199,859
:: 3,871
-
(inch
Other
has,
company
annu ty
Cjther income
the.'r
The
$
36,606
4.117,509
.
$194,430
0,428
$386,050
8,679
Railway
Co.—Cails 4J/2% Bonds—
12 Months
27,722,451 108,524,273;
84,623,510
.„—
Other admin st:at ve *expense..-__.
Provis'pn for deprcc*ntionu_„u_^5_.5..ev-,u
$2,202,236
46,223
income
res.
first mortgage sinking,
outstanding
the
of
3 Mo.itxis
$
inter-
i
seii ng
Other
:
$1,767,472
75,527
charges
Net
.York; City.—V. 158., p. 2462.
Western Gas
Arknpsas
All
excl.
240 593
the
■V
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
earnings,
3,031,099
.
and dire-tor ot The
sales!
Insurance;
5
; >*
Co.)
324,894
399.941
income
on
Piuv.
elected a diiectur of this company, manuiacturers
n:r,gne.i;tm akbys.
He is Chairman, of the board of
Prociacing Co., Inc; Treasurer of Sterling Injection
.ding, Inc. jtui. alo, N. Y.;
M
•Assucia.im, New
.
- - ■
that, thi wv emergency has a reqronbeing termi"aled in t'm ne-r future end the cor¬
are-mindful
o.
(:ncl.- storage
sales
company
$2,0o3,705 $22,500,315 $22,973,250
1,544,381 16,543,565 16,653.534
$2,071,853
Non-opera t.ng nnuome.
Bonds-
Chicago—New Director—
; .
industrialist and former War Production Board-
"
cf
Co.—Earnings^—
1944—Month—1943
revenues
Aycx Emeltiiig Ca.,
'
of 'he
oo-k to r miain
1944, will bo entitled to
.
Period End. Nov. 30—
red to be surrendered
the bonds when submitted for
1C0, p,. 2394.
.
a.
Cost;Of-21,617,403
704.151
Repairs and ma ntenance
.v.
to
•
Its Stock—
kju tj rp^fuvt an ixiCrCa"e
the present 500,000 shires to
v.i., be
tj:k from
Jan.. Do
1. 9.370
1,505,717
3,787,574
(Including Baltimore Coach
warrants-attained to sa d bo.ms aro requ
ine
1,533,907
8,7,6.2
p.
Baltimore Transit
bonds due Juiy 1, 1995, have been
re^..^7,1.u tu present such bonds at the office of the company, 33 Pine
Street., Now York, N, Y., for'the purpose of having annexed thereto
hu- eus
c..,.i,uarci inkita tu become payable quarterly April 1-,
ig-c-;. and t tercane/ to and mcladtng July 1. 1995.
j.
V
The
on
Beatrice Creamery Co*
Retirement
mortgage: 4%
f.rst
of
Holders
ux
161.
Operating income...
be Attached to
3.323,796'
3,740,227
2,253,383 :
929,134
-
1,485,309
289,888
271,806
T"t?l
-V.
ykkv
;
6,90",955
*,958,444
/
98.155
equipment.
new
-Coupons Ready to
to
•
117,831
112,784*
from connects,
:
bonds' and $353,000 in common, stock. -; yyy::;'..d y. t
Louis & Chicago RR. and its guaranteed stcck-
end i irotu" ( he
u.
9,696,818'
6,247,672
•
Period Ended Nov. 30.1144—
194#
; {;
1944-—12 Mos.—1943.t•
2,302,265
2,125,982
1944'— Month—1943 T
159,022
172,057 n
-
received
(cais)
ireight
Rev.
Federal District Court,
receive $18,340,060 in income bonds and $32,792,125
stock,.; 8.;; V1v.;'' %;•y''8;
Chicago RR. and itsstockholders would receive
bt.
arty
.mn.us
bo.clsrs
F.
icarsi
common
Joliet. &
$1,356,000 in income
;
loaded
frt.
Rev.
■
common
directors
pr;b -biUt t
Net
During the Years 1044 and,
Carloads Handled
;i -Period End. Dec. 31—
-
'
of Greenville, Ohio.
by .the Greenville Steel Car Co.
1,119,327
469,686
filed with the
,
Equipment Order—
R. B. White, President, on Jan. 2 announced'tnat afKike: 1ayt meeting
of tne buara mi airectors. held in New York on Dec. 20, .authonzatioiv
was given
lor the purchase of 500 steel box Cars,'
They will be built'
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Places
.
142,373
37,284
poration wi 1 ba faced with' tl' of the pfdb'cms of reconversion an-l
of post-war possibilities, and believe that.; the corporation should be
in a position to t ko quick and decisive a t;o;i, if and when-rendi¬
tions render such
action advisrbe," says the notice to stockholders.
According to the proxy statement, the addition^ authorized ctork
will be treetGl as a re ervei
The directors have tck-iH" no action with
re pect to the u;e or issuance
o." the additional shares, proposed.
The
curpor'tion has only the one class of stock.
; g-'-'lVr fd'yl-'-.-T
Welter H;. Beech, President, in his letter to stockholders, points outthat la t August the company, mydfe a settlement with the Price Adjust¬
ment Board of the Army which was approved Oct. 30, covering opera-"
lions, for the-fiscal year If.4J, which settlement reduced the final net
income of 1943 to $2,216,596.
He points out that; the 1944 reserve of
$16,379,581 has been Set aside as k renegotiation ii"brlltv, althougli hoi*
renegotiation proceedings hive been started.—V. 160, p. 23J6.
1941
"
authori.ed
the
r.b'e
Ohio,VakwhpUy.-!''-,
^
374.112/
11,285,653%
,
•
itjtkhold*r.j-
t;"The
:,
tion as Executive ■
divisions and also
pj Toledo;
,$388,762
208,829
$733,835 :
097,743
*203,434
i'e.
oper;
vote.
mk.v-''Tf
in his present pos
active charge of Avco s operating
1941
1942
V.-
$3,152,027
39,263
income--.
oper.
1343
•
3,163
1,500,000 shares,. the pur v. ue rnc> rijhis
unchanged.
Stockholders of record Dec. 23,
.
yt".:'-
operating divisions. F. Wise w.ll cont'nue
its
of
46
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Plane to Triple
.
Mr.
but
Corp.
rate of
,
directors" of Hertz Dri/-Ur-3clf Com.Ln es, '
Will' continue" as Cxiief executive o.f'.ccr of -The Avia¬
Bab ock w il represent the interests .of. t ie cor¬
poration in its various snbs.d aries, and w II. also be. in; general eltarge
propu.es
new
The
14 164,023.
a
pian
$5,782,125 would
in
11,984,783
;
715,237
in one.—.
"'"Deficit.—V. 16C, p. 2:96.
'
of
board
the
tion
reorganisation plan for the railroads and its leased lines.
a new first mortgage of $15,000,000 of 4% 50-year
bonds, $2c,0u0,060 of 4Va75». income bunds, and 349,768 shares ($100
pa. ) common s tock.
m •; > /■ ■ '-d;: ddddm
■ dd:
Holders of $45,CC0 000 refunding 3%
bonds with unpa.d interest of
China go,
Jen. 2. was
the ncte to the Boston
outstanding note of
presently
a
$915,940
from; railway—:
Net
il;»Mr. Emanuel
Filed—
Reorganization Plan
•''<
118,798
,
5.466.692 •*.
1.327.123
626,413
railwayli:--;.
froim
from
$.40,145
1—
From Jan.
Net
1942
1943
$471,669
52,383
Nil ry, oper.
Gi\ ss
d,
i y.
from
:d; From Jan. 'Lmd.d IV
,:.Gv;- s i Troahdi ail way
4 465,322
owned subsid ary —V
.1944 d;;;':
.>
Net
■
(Del.)—New President, Etc.— 1
Fres dent, on
of
1944
"• '.
.- -
-
railwayiwvi
s
Tno
Emanuel,
its President
November—
66, 873,651
uuO (; 46, doAiu'O^f
4,053,401
.
place
irom... railway
in
of
■"
November—
Gro,
elected- Cnairmaxi of the
board of directors.
Tue presidency of tne coryorat.on w,.i ba taken
over
Feb.
1 by Irving; B. Bab.ock, w.io has
reo-gxied ;this present
positions as Pxes dent of the xel ow Truck &'.Coach, MaxlUxacturing
Co., V ce-Pree dent of General Momrs Corp.; Ufa rmah of .the board
of directors of Yellow Manu.actur ng Acceptance Corp.. and Chairman"
■
■
-
the
take
to
Montpelier iir .the same amount.-bearing interest at the
per annum, held by the Boston & Maine,
Net TV,
9 03,3 44
Aviation Corp.
(The)
Electric Co., Inc.—Output—
Power
output ox
the e.ectric propertiesfoil' this company ior the
week
ended Dec.' 30,"' 11.44, totaled 81.082,000 kwh.-, an--increase of
1.64% over the output of 79,757,300 kwh, -if.br. the corresponding week
Oi' li.43.-V. 161, p. ,2.
- ■"'y /II;/ ,,.iy-!
RR.—Earnings-
,
-
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
:
■
16,044,244 " 18, 623,351
199,219
933,273
4'i
payable semi-annually on April
4'.'a %
2.
p.
Victor
American Water Works &
Ann Arbor
333,066
income.
oper.
ry,
RR.
Maine
&
the
58.044,244
:
annum,
per
1,
N it
,
,
include,
compared with
■'
$
''*'1 i $ (V ' ■'
142,655,850 '140; 342,637
,463,286.;
84,611,606
73,
;
12,398,137
7,239,574
Operating income -—'
Equipment : and
joint
<:facility :rent(netv
filed by
pim
$
Operating expenses
'
a
the preferred ctockhclders' committee, the mem¬
bers of which own an aggregate of 28,530 shares, equal to 27.5%, of
the totai prmerrcd outstanding, alio provided the machinery for the
carrying out oi the plan by a trustee to be appointed by a Federal
District Cvurt upon the application of the Commission.
The tru.tee
would also carry through the nomination and e.ertion of a mw board
of cirectors,
The p.an aim provides that the new bo rd of directors
wi'l take prompt action towards elimination ox the compmy's "present
onerous
funded indebtedness" and that it will submit to the stock¬
holders for their decision the question of- wnethcr the company shall
be liquidated or shad fodow other courses of action.—V. 160, p. 2754.'
disso.ve.
wi'l
1944—Month—1943
—
4%
of
beginning April 1, 1945.
It is stated that the Montpelier will assign
•1944—11 Mos. —1943
12,9b2,390
7,946,045
revenues
rate
the
Oct,
inter*
1,"
1945, payable to. the Montpelier, and will bear
of Jan. 1,
as
at
and
RIt—November Earnings—
Coast Line
-v'"."',
Operating
est
.
months ended Nov. 30, 1944
Federal income and excess-profits taxes
1943.—V. 160, p. 2538.
...... . y.
Period End. Nov. 30—
'd
Commission's order of June 21, 1944.
to recapitalize on the basis of a
singe class obstacle of which 85V shall "be dutributed to the holders
of the preferred stock and 15% to the holders of the common stock. .
The comomy on Dec.
13, 1944, fled a plan of liquidation which
proposed to use proceeds irom sale of subsidiaries to the retirement
of its co'lateral truLt bonds and the distribution of any remaining
assets among its preferred and common Ltocknoiders in the proportion,
of 65% '.to preferred and 15%
to the common after which American
i
d
in
Atlantic
company as contained in the
Thi; order directed the company
'
"I,
.
tax accruals for the 11
Railway
$.107,823,762
.
-.
'
■
dated
compared with $9,630,000
and excess profits taxes
income
,
$127,374,566
Corp.—Preferred Holders
Service
Utilities
American
1943.- ;
in
•
File Plan with
w"deral
000
Commission dated April 9,
to take action necessary /to
160, p. 1730.
Monday, January 8, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
106
etc.—V, 160, p.. 2642.
Bowman-Biltmore
Hotels
1,171,883.
1,142,671
$10,415,-143
•
:
Corp.—Adjustment
Plan
Proposed—
The
corporation has
proposed a plan of adjustment to Its note
hold-
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4349
161
ers,
under which cash and new debentures would be paid for outstand¬
ing
notes.
upon not less, than 30 .days',
before «mn.v -1,- -ly-fS;. $Hi4.50
it does, not
the plan does not create new indebtedness,
As
and
require approval of stockholders.
Tue
wlU
then
amount
which
iinect
The
more
insufficient funds..
will have
following
$750,000.
■
date
interest
due.
the
of
As
of
end
interest
the
For
which
at $185,460.
of
notes
the
at
without
interest
debentures
The
series
which
A':,
B
will
ThC series
The
series
or
10-year
un¬
debentures
face
for
the
after
bear Interest
wid
A's
.and
retired.
been
have
payab.e to 10 years without interest.
are
stipulates that
of
(Expressed
Gross
from
earns,
Operating
salesmen
"Net
earnings
"Before depreciation
amortization.-—V.
and
,
The
21,816,512
35,158.505
160,
2539.
p.
the
to
of
approximately
wholesale
of
variety lines
corporation's
and
income
profits
excess
such
Butler
salesmen
and
from
for
many
and certain
had
In
years.
assets
the
greater
1930
American
of
position
strong
a'
comprised
Net
;•%%
lifted.
acquisition dry goods have become
'
.
.
Capitalization
below:
to
Effect
Net
•-
profit
adding
before
profits
excess
refund
post-war
tax.;
of
$933,629
pfd.
stock
Cumul.
$754,608
280,000
-.
pfd.;
stock
118,881
profits tax
excess
Cumuf.
;-v
/
——
Add—post-war refund of
Common
Net
to earned
profit carried
surplus,account
$1,213,629
refunds
of
$891,444
Gross
Net
from
Net
tax
not
are
ry;
'November—■
from
from
Net
ry.
;
of
directors
usually
dends
the
felt
it
paid
at
above
Dee,
It
be
can
par)
March
of
as
15,
1945.—V.
Gross
ry.
shares -being
in
$10
the
York Stock
160,
Gross
surplus.
shares
Net
offered.
now
to
(being
125%
evidenced
of
by
the
market
the last sale
whole
in
of
price
such
of
in
or
the
stock
stock on
at
part,
$7.50; per
shares
of
Jan.
on
3,
1944,
ry;
to
%%■
■
21,483
of
and within the period above stated. In
connection
as
-
purchased
by
C.
underwriter,
each
of
his
$31
at
used
■
%.
stock;
the
are
'
•
f~V.
options do not confer
the
Since
subscribe
dividends,
issuance
to
an
or
of
any
of "the
the
options,
of
aggregate
upon
the holders
other
two persons,
2,000
shares
right to vote
stockholders.
holding options to
any
rights of
of
stock,
common
that may at the present time be issuad pursuant to the exercise of the
options issued on Jan. 3, 1944, is 297,500.—V. 160, p. 2755.
;
lMcDonald & Co.—©
November--,
Cross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
:
,1943
railway——
$250,877
.
•
78,C97
income—
28,212
"
•
from
ry.
income-—
oper.
"'Deficit.—•V.
160. p.
$162,683
int.
of
4,268
35,035
*11,993
2,517,585
1,634,297
,108,352
Boyce
whole
$107
932,922"
386,294
118.894-
560,952
547,205
or
redeemed
Share
if
in
after
158,999
*35,448
Inc., headed
a
and
a group
Offered—
of under¬
to
on
or
1, 1948 and
after
before
on
or
Jan.
T,
1948;
before Jan.
1,
$160
a
dividends
to
2) ,870,852
5,590,640
254,869,139 225,631,04$
38,409,729
'
of
100.000
1943
8,730,000
1943
$6,231,000
.$6,282,000
'
1942
1941
•
$
cash
118,472,832
' 611,486
598,732
119,116,228
95,538,518
the
accts.
713,300
dpiibt.
contributions
14,081
17,556
1,051,602
663,787
1,047,088
706,569
469,452
.
203,228
128.914
,
,
profit a%i_—r._
Co.
and
5,607,449
prof,
30,747
from
Net" from
Net
21,391
refund
"profits
332.445
5,638,196
of.ex-
128.335
' 976,300
tax—a—r. ;
State
income. taxes-%H_:
Approp. to gen. conting.
.
,
■:;
Cr205,000
% 26,284
from
ry.
/ %
250,000
.
49,208
;
the
1945
rehabilitation
$3,000,000
will
in
the
five-year
rehabilitation
%
1943
675.359
420,091
-
pie--,
%;%
Date
1951; $105,
a
1. 1951 and on or before Jan. 1, 1954,
after Jan. 1. 1954, payable with accrued'
the. date of redemption.
Stock is also sub¬
Jan.
redemption through
the
rates
of
.
1942
3941
$3,029,507
$1,937,009
1,368,523
355,85U
.
72,465.
999,121
187,5%)
20.127,680-
35.776,515
24.37-1,239
26,584,344
10,099,367
13,320,862
748,801
9,375.-005
5.604,823
6,922,546
3,86y&fi-!
5,899;645
income
2755,
p.
'
400,000'
*
Light Co.—Earnings.1944—Month--1943
:
%
$1,065,735
for
128,500
128.000
1,541.500
taxes™
2,77,225
287,613.
3,544,467
^-1%,
$175,577
amortization
Provision
for
1944—12 Mos.—1943
,
$1,015,964 $12,290,913 $11,556,3u7
417,221
5,149,311
4.670,3'4\
expenses484,432
deprec. -and "
;
—
1.536,000
.
•v
Net
profit
1,646,539 '
1,267,056
1,635,651
'-.v
2,479,900
*~V. T61, Jp% 3.:■ :■
.%
-
Gross
Int.,
income
etc.,
—
"(A. M.) Byers Co.- -Earnings—
Period End.
•
Net
";"
%
1944—3 Mus.%)-1943
3,253,068.
Divs.
and
taxes
_
$191,800
.
$158,843
"$0.35
$888,170
i;::$0,23
$1,147,113
$1.86
operation
of the
annual,;retirement fiind
preferred
aside
of
—V.
shares
160,
i
tenders for sale
to
it of its
7%
cumulative-
stock for the purpose of using separate sinking fund set
directors; consisting of 10% of net earnings in -excess
paid on the issue during the 3'ear ended Sept. 30, 1944.
offered
received
as
well
p.
41,800
$80,335
2539.
.
on
as,
or' before Feb.
price.—V.
New
York
'
p.
1077".
The
New
York
and
"
%
Ohio
160,
p.
■
$917,764
exchange, remittances for foreign su^icriptlons and advertisements must be made. in New York funds.
Ol'
$933,6
%■..%■
%
•
'
Corp.—Listing of General
•
,
authorized the listing of $48,»
series, due 1974, which are issued
has
3%
2643.
,
.
'■
'
Sto;ck'Exchange
outstanding.—Y;
Central
"
Power
000,000 general mortgage bonds,
I and"Sh0uld" state- number
160,
501,606
%
%.■.-;
..
,
"
Central
$284
by-the
must be
41,800
'
'
dividends
Tenders
of
.
is asking
661,58 >
$1,435,28$
501,6('b
*
Mortgage Bonds—
Asks Preferred Tenders—
company
636,263
$1,419,371
$80,807
pfd. stock.:
,
shares
52,994*
$122,607"
Balance
sh. on 264,635
common
The
on
$2,096,869,
$130,135'
52,970
deducts.u——
$-2,055,635
1944—12 Mos.—1943
proiifc after charges
Earn, per
,
Sept. 30—%
$183,130
.
.
,
,,-....
i
j
Light & Power Co.—Registers Stock—*
The company on Dec.. 29
registered with the SEC 11,972 shares ($100
The -Commercial and Financial Chronicle (Reg, U. S. Patent Office) William B,.Dana-Company^ Publ
ishers,25 Park Place,: New "YOrk 7, N; Y., REctor 2-9570. -Herbert D. Seibert, Editoi and* Publiplier;
William
Dana Seibert,
President; William I); Riggs,
Business Manager. ' Published ^twlce :a
week 1 every >Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
with a statistical issue on Monday!.'
©ther
offices: 135 S, -La Salle St., Chicago 3, III. (Telephone:: State 0613); 1 Drapers'
Gardens,:.London,, E.- C., England, c/o Edwards■&Smith, Copyright 1945 by William B. Dana, Company,. Reentered as second-'
class matter February 25, -1942, at the post office at New ,York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879;
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions. $26.00 per year; to- Dominion of Canada^ $27,50 per
year; South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba,. $29.50 per year; "Great Britain, Continental Europe (except
Spain), Asia, Australla-and-Africa, $31.00 per yearr NOTE: On account of the fluctu*
ations to
ba
•
revenue
Prov.
11,61b
%-
600,000
Approximately
$3,138,652
1,156,877
income™
railway———
Operating
'
,
200,000
for
$3,082,180
Period End. Nov. 30
'
Cr252,000
-
it.
included
not
railway
oper.
160.
Gross
%•_ '
•;
Cr241.000
58.681
cash
1944
It may be necessary to use considerable casU
purpose.
Central Illinois
'250,000
.
25, -3944,
properties In Savannah of the Oceau
which are now rented by the railway
to
railway-:.——
Net
l,450,fian
2,500,700
%
the
by
terminal
Savannah
railway—%
oper;
ry.
Net
84,586
940,000
2,401,000
...
made
4,676.103
805.000
.
was
with; the settlement df claims of' various creditors; arot*
From Jan. 1—
84,291
2,050,000
taxes
$1,466,695,
.1944
4>591.»U
35,498
deductions
from
essential
replacements
Gross
144.224
5,302;lG8
5,337,666
highest bid,
Earnings for November and Year to
249,908
..
53,543
4,214,733
and
will have to be made in the reorganization plan for an ade¬
cash reserve for working capital and additional improvemeniK
—V.
income
front
of
are
connection
quate
547.092
4.161,190
-,
aside
1,032,204
81,429
.
'
..
bidding,
provision
."%% %' ■*-%
69,964
set
river
13,758,814
307,99L
exp.-
'
;
hand,; including $2,000,000 of temporary investments;
cash requirements to Dec. 31, 1944, including $2,-'
required for that
in
104,391,062
83.759,014
adm.
*
the issuance of not exceeding $1,45(\
At this price the average annual cost of th«
-
.
Other income
cess
Payments—
1937,
and
be
Company -and
103,779,575
643,396
&
491,113
The
received.
on
to
Steamship
14,793,-741 '15,914,389
Post-war
1,
14 authorized
been, accepted.
$12,954,509,
chase
$
99,192,337
excess
Aug.
improvement program, of $6,047,768, leaving a balance, of. $6,90b,•The reorganization plan has been filed, and it is desirable, in tho
applicant's opinion, that the., railway company should acquire by pur¬
(other than inc.)
Other
.u
.
741.
11,717,064
Cr65,142
Total
'
1944
and
*
goods sold—%
Gross
44,193,913
1.944
7,741,000
proceeds- to 'the applicant will be approximately -1.35'/>>.
A statement of the applicant's cash position as of Oct.
^—Years Ended Dec. 31S
; 95,679,800 121,017,353
received
gen, •&
^
$
of the Commission states in part:
%.;.; ■
offered for sale through competitive
were
has
and
Grcss -from
share
share if redeemed
unpaid
ject
redeemed
Jan.
redeemed
and $103
S
were
,
78,710,152
of
pension
part at any time upon not less than 30 days' notice
if
1944—11 Mos —1943
'
27,461,492 293,278,868 269,824,963•!
27,365,196
Net income
Ripley
share
a
S
'
liberty National Bank & Trust Co. of Savannah and eight associate-s%
Shows
*
1943%%
Peprcc. & amortization
532,170
Maint. -and. repairs.'JLc-%332,214
Release compensation &
Preferred-stoclg is' subject to redemption at option of corporation
a
notes
payties
1,000.
1
as
$
: 21,135,118
Dec.
report
The
2397.
writers whicii on,Jan; 4 offered 100,000 shares of cumu¬
lative preferred stock, 4%%- series, at $103 per share.-
if
1944—Month—1943
—
due
on
The
Income
_J_—96,170,914 121,616^)86
Total
Cost
;
at
Railway—'Earnings-
''
the applicant also invited tiidS from 67 investment"houses,
;banks, and
insurance companies.
In response thereto five bids representing 19
1,000
1
Consolidated
dis-
income
rniscell,
'
less
counts, etc.
Rentals,
$98,677
53,369
42,321
Butler Brothers, Chicago—Preferred Stock
Harriman
&
"
'
$
*
$171,766
Jones & Co.^a
Bros.
"
•Oct. 31,'44
•-
;
■
railway—
2,784,842
Net from railway—1,037,858
Net
'
58.080
*.
2,000
—
■;'■
*10 Mos. End;1'
•
reserve
-V?: ;;%.■'%■
v
1941
*438,33:4
6,030,078
interest
986,430
Fed.
1942
*103,822
'
"
of promissory notes-in evidence'of the-unpaid portion of the pur*,
chase price of certain equipment to be acquired under a conditional;sale or lease agreement, the notes to be sold at $1,466,695.
Chapman Sz Co._,a_ 1,000
Graham. Parsons & Co.$i_%.' 1.00a
Edward D.
3,000
il—
Statement
'
railway
oper,
-From Jan; 1-^.
Gross
1944
>
*232,232
*528,653
Trustee, Notes Authorized—
Farwell.
Whipple "& Co.%^i_% 2,000
Clark, Dodge & Co
2,000
sales,
1.255,781
160, p. 2755.
The ICC
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_ 2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co._;
1,500'
Baker, Weeks
Harden
1,000
Bacon,
Gross
*73.420
■
*486,265
2539.
p.
'%
;
1,314,088
488
1,000"
Sons—
Fed. normal & surtaxes
1
*76,592
-
*901,825
income__J % *958;075
160,
*38,487)
Feb. 1, 1938, - Aug. 1, 1938, ai d
1939; on the first mortgage 5 %- gold bonds, due 1945, was paid
beginning Dec. 29, 1944, at offices of Bankers Tru-st Co.; New- York;
and Liberty National. Bank & Trust Co., Savannah, Ga.
The-* interest due Nov.. 1, 1934,. on the consolidated mortgage 5%
gold bonds, due 1945, was paid, beginning Decf 29, 1944, at • the sarvft
offices;.
-%%,-%;%^,-,%;-%i\:;
■ %■>■■
1,000
&
,
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—Earnings—
-
1,223,021'
Central of Georgia Railway—Interest
have
resigned from the employ of the company and have accordingly fbroptions.
Consequently, the maximum number of shares
fcited.their
%
earnings---..—-—
The
The Illinois Co. of Chicago, 2,000'
Kebbon, McCormick .<& Co.— 2,00o
;
Stein
Brown
The Wisconsin Co.—:
Taxes
The
%
-
y
S8&.4"»0
*43,250
Feb. .1,
Shares
-
3,000
Alex.
transferable except by operation of law on the death of the holder,,
in which case it may be exercised by the
personal representative of the
receive
%
1942
$3 21,962
*100,504'
*76,339
%
7
.1942
$107,199
*61,746"
*29,290
inccme_„s
.
1943
$126,092 %
Week Ended Dec. 21—
Traffic earnings
;as
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.—u
for
to
,
.
10 Days End. Dec. 31—
several
respectively,
I. M. Simon &<Co._
Prov.
or
;%
1944
.
earnings
Traffic
the
(b)
3,500
Sell.,
holder.
1
railway
i;392,597
railway—J—' *497,598
oper
Net
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—2;000
Corp..*._^_—4,000
Baker & Co.^lil
after the one-year period above referred to and the retirement
shall have been approved by the board of directors. None of the options
are
;%
Pacific Lines in Vermont—Earnings—
*
r-
earnings
Working expenses
as
Spencer Trask & Co.—;—-4.000
.
retired
939,56$
521,460
1,501,791%
%
%'.;:/;
share,
per
Alfred- L.
;'■% ■""%; %., %
%.;, %::%%%,;
If a holder discontinues his employment prior to the exercise of his
option except by reason of physical incapacity or death, or is dis¬
charged for proper cause, the option becomes void unless he shall have
ability.
3, 274,6G3
1,982,672
2,034,156
Gross
Dominick <&r Dominlck—2.000
Langley & Co.—4.000
such
the best
' 4,730,286
2,607,317
-
be
Lee Rlgginson
options, each holder has entered into an employment
agreement With the company agreeing in consideration of the issue of
the option to him to perform the full and regular duties assigned by
the company for one year, whatever the nature of such duties may be,
to
•"
5,907,833
oper.
ry.
%,%:■;
i
G.
W.
Ex¬
with the issu-
*23.3 5$'
—
to be
are
of the several underwriters and
names
Becker & Co., Inc___ 4,000
Central Republic Co. (Inc.) 4,000
Harris. Hall & Co. (Inc.)— 4,000
while in such employ) at any time in full and from time to time in
part, after the holder has completed a full year of continuous and
satisfactory employment with the company from Jon. 3, 1944, and
prior to the expiration of the option five; years from such date, pro-.
Vided that if the holder is prevented by death or physical incapacity
from completing such year of employment the option may be exercised
by him if he is incapacitated "or by his personal representative if he
lias died after the expiration of said period of'-one year from Jan. 3,
of
170,285
5.554,267
Period End. Nov. 3C—
•
$9,949,750,
.
1944,
railway
;railv/ay'__%_
railway
;
from
U,144,803 shs*
(Exclusive
-
Feb. -9/ 1945,
on
Smith, Barney & Co;_i— 6,000
Union Securities Corp.6,000
A.
change on that day I
Each option may be exercised while the holder
is in the employ of the company (or after a holder's death if he died
ance
129,639
5239.3-'0
$484,271.
■
From Jan.-1—<
-
*100,000 shs.
-
convertible preferred
Blyth & Co.; 'Inc.——6,000
Glore,- Forgan
-Co.-%_'c2u,'t. -6,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
6.000
share
New Y"ork Stock
the
13,564
71,576
income—,
Canadian Pacific
.
proceeds,
redeem
%<%<
Shares
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc._X2,OOo
Exchange has authorized the listing of 297,500
stock (no par) on official notice of issu¬
holder
the
227.198
Gross, from
follows:
common
1941
182,771
railway—2,051,152
from
.
of
1942
-
$518,228
245,713
1
,
100,000 shs.
......
estimated net
(a). $8,398,272
amounts
the exercise of options, making the total amount of common
stock applied for 1,954,308.shares.
On Jan. 3, 1944, the company issued to 163 of its administrative
and executive employees and officers options to subscribe to an aggre¬
gate of 299,500 shares of its common stock.
The options cover numbers
of shares varying from 300 to 58,440.
Each option is exercisable at
election
1943
$537,529
ifora
Net
1944, the par value of common stock was increased
to $15 per share.
By this change the aggregate
the common stock then outstanding was increased from
working' capital.
upon
the
Maine—Earnings—
1944.
.-
Canadian
-treasury.
of the* outstanding
all
ditional Common Stock—
The New
209.93^
*459,894
opdr.
November
.
share
per
Underwriters-—The
additional shares of
"334.455
*1,105,543
.
income,—
3,095,432
"Deficit.—V. 160. p. 2539.
: %:%.
together with funds, if any, not used for the redemption'of
such shares of convertible preferred stock as may have been-converted*
will go into the corporation's general treasury as an addition to current
,
1,844,638
1,919,400
*u94,508
*1,199,383'
2398-
railway—
from
from
Net
balance,
(Edward G.) Budd Manufacturing €o.—-Listing of Ad¬
ance
-
"Deficit.—V.
-
.
~
2,000,000 shs.
Purpose—The
are
•
*o.26^
1,593 000
*420.639
*1,022,763
railway—,
oper.
Net
150,000 shs.
———
series——-
shares, held
earned
^ahead. your
assets, and passed the dividend
our hope and belief that divi¬
is
resumed
2539.
p.
that
uncertanities
conserve
1944.
15,
rate
some
to
necessary
on
the
and
60.4 :■*
.
V
view
*313,652
*371,586
From Jan. 1—^
•
•' -
follows:
In
*81,709
Corp.,
petition.
not be
may
C204.68F5
"138,923-
1.701,700
—
railway.
oper.
Net
par value of
$11,448,030 to $17,172,045, an increase of $5,724,015, of which $4,907,312
was charged agAinst paid-in surplus and $816,702 was
charged against
they
as
hostilities. --Excess
of
-
1941
1942
$154,500
74,328
Canadian Pacific Lines in
•
Gross
of
used as
profits taxes are, at the rate of 95% for the
year 1944.
We are told that our production and products are excel¬
lent, but our profit is too high, and it has been demanded that we
reduce our
selling price even though- it be-now lower than com¬
asset,
tv'
$126,900
*19,474
income
"Deiicit.—V. 160. p.
Note—On Dec. 8,
from
usable as a current
collateral until after the cessation
profits
excess
($100
stock
"These
issued
$873,489
'$831,444.
paid
Post-war
railway—
income
•
"
1943
$154,700
-
>
Dividends
1944'
•-
railway
Jan., 1—
from railway
Net
Financing)
Authorized
.
-
Renegot'n
Renegot'n
790,408
From
dry goods field.
important part of
an
Present
'
Particulars—:
093,804
092,909
.
i
*
„
(Giving
After
Before
l.Tos.e^n
864, b52
533,708
oper.
Net
the renegotiation refund is shown
The net effect-of
1,674,774
502,511
1,922,593
689:868
1.676,/437
..
are
ment.
4^.0iq
2397.
p.
from
ry.
the ;corporation'
Wholesale
36,870
,
income—;
November—
the
in
46,585
61,596
.
■
160.
Gross from
to
part
■$l4u,75n'
60,003
601,464
railway-——
oper.
19-11
1942
$157,575
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings-
retail
merchandise
of
listing of $13,-*
1974, 3J/s%, which)
r
2i;609
.
57,851
from, rail way
ry,
■—V.
Brothers, merchandise lines;
In recent yesirs 'a sizable and
rapidly-groWing-Volunre has been developed in floor coverings.
Prepara¬
tions are well un'der way for expanding the corporation's merchandise
lines in home furnishings and major home appliances, but important
sales increases from -new items in such lines are not anticipated until
existing .war-time production restrictions on this type of merchandise
the Federal Govern¬
to
taxes,
Gross
4,500
business
acquired -the business
Since
;
Ccughlin, President, states:
'
•
Under renegotiation proceedings covering business for the year ended
Dec.
31. 1943, pursuant to the Renegotiation Act (Title VII of the
Revenue
Act
of
1943),
the
corporation has agreed with the War
Contracts Price
Adjustment Board to refund $1,910,000, less credit
Federal
through
the
1,
$i 12,012
\%%%.-
Net
,
L.
lor
distribution
Nov.
.1943
.
.$142,299
income—
oper.
Net
each""-serving a different group
approximately 2,200 Ben Franklin and
(representing slightly more than 50% of the'
?
Baltimore,' Md.;'. which
C.
ry.
From Jan. I—,
to
.wholesale/businessi;
fields
Sale
-.v
Briggs & Stratton Corp.—1943 Renegotiation—
Net
distribution, in which the corpo¬
ration and its. subsidiary operate, are both highly competitive and are
expected to .become increasingly so in the post-war period.
I: ;
$2,384,617 $28,121,414 $25,716,015
$2,628,462
,
railway—
from
broad
of
authorized
due
160, p. 2755.
1944
,
stores and dealers in metropolitan
areas; arid retail sales to consumers through 142 retail stores
of the
corporation's subsidiary, The Scott-Burr Stores Corp.
\
1944—11 Mos.—1943
2,141,243
2,348,859
_
retail ;st-ores
;
corporation's
^
.
distribution
series
Net .from railway-,—56,304
about 18.000 other retail stores (constituting the general wholesale part
of the business); sales of floor covering merchandise through specialty
$4,525,860 $53,279,919 $47,532,527
$4,977,321
oper.
expenses
United States currency)
in
1944—Month—-1943
national
Exchange has
bonds,
outstanding.—V.
November—
Gross
popular demand variety goods, dry goods
This business is diversified into the follow¬
contract sales
customeis:
Federated
Brazilian Traction, Light & Pow£r Co., Ltd.—Earns.—
Period End. Nov. 30—
general merchandise.
is
Stock
mortgage
and
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
•V
ing four separate types, of distribution;
*
dividends shall be paid-upon
no
business
York
first
issued
are
.
the stock
of the company of; any class nor shall any -shares of stock of any
class be purchased by the company until all the series A, B, and C
.debentures shall have been fmly paid or retired.—-V. 157, p. 1419.
plan
New
500,030
1954,
and
Corporation's • principal
lines of * medium priced,
of
the rate
at
-
Net
and
note
or
Busiriessa-Company was founded as a partnership in
Boston. Mass., in 1877, by Edward B. Butler'and his two brothers.The business, was .incorporated
in Illinois June 7, 1887.
Principal
office
of corporation
is 'located
at Randolph
and
Canal
Streets;
Chicago 6, 111,
•
■
of
amount
-
History
interest.
debentures
fixed
become
C
debentures
B
accrued
for
The
L:stlng-%-Applieation •'will;be' made to list the preferred stock, 4Va%
Series, on the Ne(v York"and Chicago Stock Exchanges. %.%'■%%
'■ r':.
had
1943
1948,
%
general
of
.scries C
•
"
California Oregon Power Co.—Listing of Bonds—
on,or
1,
Butler Brothers,. Chicago, 111.
Registrars are Irving Trust Co., New
York, and Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., Chicago. ;
'
at $187,303,
to $583,658 and
\ .w:-%%■;%.
%■
the
creditors, which aggregate $545,096 -and
unpaid interest of $216,235, the plan
cash •payment equal to 25% of face, amount of note
end
either
proposes
:-'%;
%
•
to
note
interest
.Ten-Year Corp. amounted to $502,381 and unpaid
while the note of the Three-Year Corp. amounted
paid
the
1943
Jan.
1947, based on consolidated
retirement through purchase or redemption, of 2%,
greatestv number of shares of cumulative preferred stock, 4'/a %
series, at. any time'outstanding;
Dividends are cumulative and are
payable quarterly on March i, June 1, Sept. l and Dec. 1 of each year,
The
initial dividend,- payable March 1,
1945, will amount to $0.65
per. share;
Transfer agents; are Guaranty Trust: Co., New York; ana
under the indenture must retire wichin three years.
To the Ten-ye.u: Noteholders Corp. and Tnree-Year,Noteholders Corp. ;
the plan proposes to issue series B debenture's for principal and series C
tor
bef ore yJart." l,
after
if redeemed after Jan. 1,
$104 a share
the
of
company
debentures
redeemed
ix
snare
a
net income,'for the
.
.
the
notice at $105 a share if redeemed
1951;
retirement fund for each year commencing
%■■-%
Tne company's note to -the Bow-Bilt Corp.,
on which interest has
been paid, amounts to $1,304,434, and the plan proposes payment of
$020,832 in cash 'and the balance in series A 4 % debentures, which
and series C,
732,000,
oil
1,
and $103 a share If redeemed
Jan. 1. 1954, payable with accrued and unpaid dividends to the
of
redemption.
Provision is made for a cumulative
annual
after
;
before Jani
or
and
2951
the creation of three series of . debentures,
amounts:
Series A; $506,750; series B, $1,-
contemp.ales
the
to
to
notes coming due on Aug. 17, 1945, which
than $3,800,000,. including interest, and to
na.s
the company
plan
limited
it
says
company
.
on
■
'
108
Monday, January 8, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
■
•
cumulative preferred stock to be offered in exchange for an'equal
of outstanding $6 cumulative preferred shares.
exchange is part of the company's plan of recapitalization and
par)
The
plus a cash adjustment.
exchange will be offered pub¬
madf on a sha.re-for-share basis
shares not absorbed in the
will be
Any new
share.
dividend
per
company,
Feb/
of
1,
Aug.
the
in
$25,632
at
1945,
28,
due
bonds
noon
ref.
sum
160, p. 2755.
sink.ng fund.—V.
1944
1943
1942
income..
518.658
$4,841,871
1,508,418
913,966
$3,401,411
railway—._
$4,841,676
1,284,318
362,472
Net
ry.
oper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Net
ry.
railway-
income..
oper.
160.
._
to
has
SEC
10,320,728
Net
from
Net
ry.
4,704,138
,p.
approved
conditionally
the
Ap¬
VvV'.
Corp.—Plan
Service
Public
•
plan
;
of the corporation
14,000 shares
$50,000 prom¬
Colonial Utilities at the amount
interest at rate of 4%.—V. 160,
from Vermont Utilities to
issory note
accrued
date of purchase plus
on
'
2755.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
'
160.
income...
2398,
p.
$674,526
$706,562
226,340
Certain-teed Products
Federal taxes
profit
—V.
160,
p.
123,130
2,154,392
1,326,658
.Net
from
Net
ry.
Nov. 7, '43
$3,947,535
2,749,314
$1,198,221
$1,072,937
$0.75
$1.60
$1.28 v
.
: $339,933
118,880
102,253
46,281
income...
Ry.—Earnings—
1943
1944
$355,827
' 79,545
■
1942
v
1941
■
$331,558
141,751
69,738
$276*334
86,431
45,417
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
160.
1,475,115
railway
684,833
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
2398.
p.
3,959,589
1,502,700
716,916
4,211,391
railway.—
from
Gross
Net
3,583,684
1,462,051
800,714
3,103,319
1,227,552
730,602
#
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings1942
1943
1944
November—
railway.... $21,130,865 $19,604,556 $16,464,263
7,598,509
Net from railway
9,037,921
8,647,186
4,126,178
Net ryl oper. income
2,430,528
1,093,729
-s
U
0, ■ ■'
-: •••; ■
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
railway...
87,181,138
198.420,239
91,207,112
income
from
Net
ry.
24,955,681
36,171,403
220,591,627
railway
from
Net
oper.
160.
•
1941
$9,995,800
2.222,572
149,006,077 106,947,216
60,048,637
32,660,811
32,550,439
17,673,328
Net
I
from
A'
1343
1944
$2,789,189
$2,830,141
868,437
1,001,499
income
131,889
208,324
railway
oper.
ry.
;
railway—...
from
Gross
1942
$2,156,56G
817,173
383,257
1941
$1,583,890
334,086
52,100
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
ry.
—V.
160,
29,667,772
9,706,033
income
31,544,413
11,197,464
2,702,335
railway
oper.
3,521,563
21,523,867
7,109,435
3,337,811
4.436,140
November—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—'V.
:
$2,556,806
1943
1942
1941
$2,185,924
786.249
484,527
$1,755,679
782,094
914,386
252,224
income.;
railway...
income..
334,859
587,866
Ry>—Earnings
4942
1941
/.
-
27,812,134
23,080,872
19,571,663
8,435,910 ^10,718,953
-
8,185,970
6,730,812
2,885,969
2,102,965
2,726,007
27,814,826
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1944
3,543,196
.
1943
1942
of
371,033
%'X 347.505
69,847
25,027,818
6,068,370- ' 7,674,372
3,302,301
4,600,408
21,423,122
18,286,484
4,034,299
1,457,359
.
>••697,464
24,940,381
the
*
.
.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$520,898
$482,840
$427,140
241,356
206,214
215,102
124,026
78,388
income
-ML
160;
84,655
88,744
106,157
6,449,582
5,791,236
5,578,246
4,876,189
2,570,025
2,416,696
2,277,054
1,955,502
892,382
railway
tinental
5,317,418
2,963,333
914,174
899,003
980,801
income
Board
and
flown
.
'
.
...
,
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earningsfrom
Net
from,
Net
ry.
1944
railway—
railway—
1943
1942
$1,000,347
$1,206,306
$1,041,653
$948,578
186,241
530,974
390,993
363.107
68,746
333,791
291,846
244,106
—
income
oper.
1941
From Jan. 1—
%
and
Houston
other cities
railway—__
12,429,012
12,071,994
4,608,427
10,594,368
3,511,138
9,844,288
4.018,794
Net
2,370,098
3,185,433
2,324,606
1,996,442
from
ry.
—V.
income—_
oper.
i..
.
,
•
.
Muncie,
Orleans
New
to
and Southwest.-
~ '
•
1944
V;
1943
.
375,777
35,195,364
33,461,110
14,018,329
railway..—.
:
15,845,158.
1,219,563
income
from, railway
Net
ry.
—V.
1G0,
P.
Chicago Milwaukee
November—
from
Net 'from
Net -ry.
Stl
3,436,033
Paul & Pacific RR.— ■Earnings
1944
railway....
railway.^
oper.
income
1943
1942
1941
$18,514,440 $19,508,371
5,469,279
7,340,742
5,026,433
2,861,544
$16 ,372,779
$11,369,041
,737,253
2,697,899
540,371
1,563,234
208,032,633 205.796,470
61.498,268
83,286,728
162, 962,527 127,113,731
from
from
Net
tv.
—-V.
income.-
railway
oper.
income
from
>.
.
.
$312,000
$1.17
$0.17
'
$0.89
:
\ '
1,293,989
1,372,366
2,240,251
>264,877
292,004
98,758
139,268
20,110
r
' '
1,517.485
281,629
106,849
.
railway———
income—.
.157,876
-
•
:.
55,333
$121,836
35,504
;■/
17,468
1966.
p.
Output—
Commonwealth Edison, group of companies,
excluding sales to other electric utilities, for the week ended Dec. 23.
•1944, showed a 11.8% increase over the corresponding period of 1943.
Following are the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four weeks
and percentage comparisons with last year:
Electricity output of the
Dec.
^~V.
160.
Dec.
—
revenue
Gross,
20,618,634
-8,618,094
5,551,119
Divs.
—
8,865,748
:
2,214,778
2,127,003
26,422,815
22,549,629
3,687,193
4)729,425
55,128,347
58,590,010
3,348,897
3,360.534
40,640,313
43,286,844
——
1,220,185
1,389,185
15,982,131
16,496,566
—
976,813
11,120,601
11,721,918
205,456
1,666,714
2.351,458
,
stock
pfd.
of
894,852
deductions
Other
1944—12 Mos.-r-1943
17,597,537 211;080,511 200,008,288
7,380,574 /. 88,889,035
75.581,804
—
A subsidiaries
2399.
;
taxes—_
for
on
18,116,617,
—
_
income
Interest
4.5
+ 3.4
and
deprec.
amortization
Provision
3.0
+
199,516,000
% 1944—Month-*-1943
■
—
—
expenses
for
Prov.
+
399,358,000
& Southern Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
Period Ended Nov. 30-
Operating
4-11.8
203.690,000
2756.
p.
Commonwealth
•
% Change
187,964,000
210,138,000
16—J—— 209.898,00C
9
208,424.000
2_:>———— 206,377,000
23
Dec.
■
•1943
1.944
Week EndedDec.
X 1942 .-X.-. 1941
>
$3,046,166 $1,969,364
1,769,402
811,906
•
664,490 546.649
27,692,938
12,643,989
1941
6,867
1943
$119,168
6,690
railway
-
.3942
': $189,928
31,301
U 6,746
•i
..
income—
oper.
160.
Gross
Amend
Cities Service Co.- -SEC Permits Company to
-
181,377
—•
29,911.641
160, p. 2399,
52,108,975
57, 151,375
30, 925,868
1,052,482
*Net income
•
•
38,647,406
26,119,029
-
ii;870,865 -12,716,901
7;- 789,079
dividends on preferred stock
"Before
Contracts—
of parent corporation,
Weekly Output—
■
;
this-corporation adjusted to show
the
on Dec. 29 permitted the company- to amend its contract
governing the. filing of consolidated Federal income
profits tax returns in or^er, that a wholly owned subsidiary,.
Cities Service Refining Corp., may retain half of t.he sayings.aris¬
tory. served for
ing
from
SEC
subsidiaries
Code.
Street Buildings—
at 52 Wall
St. and the
City.
The
company already owns ;Sixty"Wall "Tower, the 67-story building, jqst '
across the street from new acquisition,
and now owns 1,500,000 square,
feet of office space in the downtown section of New York.—V.
160,'
p. 2644.
: ; vX
-.v';- ■v
Power
&
)
Light Co.—Accounting Ad¬
Service
justments Made in Simplification Plan of Cities
Group—
■
Securities
.
Cities
Service
•
Commission approved Dec. 29 account¬
which jurisdiction had been reserved when the
& Light Company's simplification plan was ap¬
Power
The adjustments include:
The donation by Cities Service
proved.
;
-
Co.
to
Cities Service Power
&
Light Co. of $20,000,000 par value of Cities Service Power & Light
Company's common stock and the creation of a like amount of addi¬
tional capital surplus on the books of Cities Service Power & Light Co.
(2)
The setting aside oh the books of Cities Service Power & Light
Co,
a
by
a
balance
sale
of
contained
losses on
charge to earned surplus account (which account
of $9,073,757 at;: &ug. 31, 1944) of a reserve for
investments*dp the amount of $35,000,000.
.
certain
T^e elimination of the resulting deficit in Cities Service Power
& Light Company's earned surplus account in the amount of $25,926,243 by a charge to capital surplus account, and the dating of the
earned surplus account from Aug. 31, 1944.—:V. 160, p. 2755.
November—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
'
railway
oper.
income
^
$1,146,411
588,746
468,006
$954,934
-
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
160.
p.
income..:
2540.
5,638,535
2,665,528
expenses
Prov. - for
deprec,- and
amortization;
Operating
Provision
taxes.—
for
$1,041,096
489,823
deducts.
and other
pfd.
on
Amort.,
Balance
-V„ 160,
429,301
318,004
1941
1942
$916,923
$1,066,064
-
457,342
317,018
648,448
505,009
%
.
11,617,782 ,11,302,892
5.973,407
6,560,588
10,094.592
5,342,610
4,926,972
4,740,656
5,896,267
-
21,961,499
.
<
-9.63Q, 284
13,016,056
6,900,084
15,923,789
$1,057,353 $12,507,461 $12,511,119
420,065
-.5,)74,339 . 4,767,547
$637,288
$7,413,121
3;424,818
$7,743,571
285,388
$265,883
etc.
$351,899
$3,988,303
$4,253,475
stock,
3,424,818
65,278
•
—
p.
-
285,388
stock.—
pfd.
of
expenses,
'• '
567,289
1,474,494
$551,272
Net income
Divs.
1,935;739 -25,181,652
J
822,090
680,728
income
Gross
.
Int.
2540.
Cincinnati, O.—Christmas Bonus
corporation distributed more than MOO,000 in Christmas bonuses
to its 9,800 employees—in both manufacturing and broad¬
casting divisions—it was announced.
To all employees who had been continuously emp1o"oH bv the com¬
The
last
year
pany
13,086,088
v 6,875,740
$5,209,443
revenue
Gross
1944—Month—1943
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$5,034,878 $60,415,455 $57,296,492
Nov. 30—
Period End
(The) Crosley Corp.,
1943
1944
railway....
Power Co.—Earnings-
V Consumers
Clinchfield RR.—EarningsGross
Inc.—Output—
'
The company
on Jan.
3 announced that,.system output of elecr
tricity -(electricity generated and purchased) , for the week ended
Dec. 31, 1944, amounting to 186,700,000 kwh., compared with 219,400,000 kwh.* for the corresponding week of 1943, a decrease of 14.9%.
Local distribution of electricity amounted
to 174,900,000 kwh., com¬
pared with 208,700,000 kwh., for the corresponding week of last year,
a
decrease of 16.2%.'—V. 161, p. 5.
and Exchange
adjustments over
ing
V
of
general business conditions of terri¬
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
-
has
Service
Cities
output of electric energy of subsidiaries
the week «nded Dec. .28, 1944, amounted to 235,701,701
as compared
with 224,260,416 for the corresponding week in 1943, an
increase of 11,441,285 or 5.10% .-^V. 161, p. 5. -^
"" '
•
acquired the 32-story "office building
10-story building at 54 Wall St.,- New York
company
\\ The weekly kilowatt hour
the;Internal Revenue
special amortization' privileges under
.- ■"... ,V.
'. .....^
Purchases Wall
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
$482,000
$380,000
;
.X
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Weekly
X
Ry.—Eaxpings
4,519,351
5,769,672
4,511;502
income.:
oper.
366,268 shrs. com.
on
2293
p.
from
—V.
:
railway
Net
$1,545,000 >1 $989,000
1,063,000
677,000
685,000 1
tax)—
——
shr.
oper.
ry.
Net ry.
routes.—V. 160, p. 2755.
$3,158,944
1,497,209
-.
596,387
$3,151,727
railway—.
from
Gross
of
Sept. 30,'44 Sept. 25/43 Sept. 26,'42
profs,
exc.
profit
160,
Net
Castle, Marion,
New
November—
oper.
>
issue
authorized
-•
Cincinnati New Orleans & Te^as Fac,
from
miles.
for a total
$1,065,000
(inch
From Jan. 1—*
/
ry.
charter
stock
profit
per
Gross
fo Indianapolis, and then over
Memphis, Little Rock, Shreveport
via Jackson from Memphis, and
post-war foreign, domestic and local service
from
approximately
capital
of
Net
Net
Fort Wayne,. Ind.; and Toledo,
Ohio. "It is expected that this service will be Inaugurated in the early
spring of this year.
TV A soon plans to inaugurate service between
Boston and Pittsburgh by the way of Albany and Williamsport.
C. & S. at the close of 1944 has on file with the Civil Aeronautics
Board a total of 13 new route applications covering over 23,000 miles
Gross
miles
13
Millstadt,
"
Chicago and Southern' was recently, granted a certificate to operate
Memphis to Detroit, by way of Paducah, Ky.; Evansville, Ind.;
of
a
1944
Gross from railway.—$141,880
Net from railway—.-A-23,370 *;
160, p. 2398.
Gross
-
is known as the Millstadt bTanch, extends from
point on the main line- of the Gulf, Mobile &
south of East St. Louis, 111., to the end of the
which
Junction,
Columbus & Greenville Ry.- —Earnings—
from
Anderson,
and operation by the
the purchase
branch line of railroad of the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
St. Clair Counties, 111.
The Commission also granted
authority to issue not exceeding $25,000 of capital stock
a
November—
transcontinental
the South
in
737,009
and
taxes
—V.
Chicago and Southern Air Lines and Transcon-Air, Inc.
Under the agreement planes would
route-from New York, Philadel¬
by
Western
TWA's
on
authorized
30
Dec.
on
of
company's
Earn,
(3)
Net; from railway———
Gross
p.
Operating
Fed.
York to New Orleans and Houston by the way
Memphis, which would bring about Improved: fly¬
Pittsburgh,
and Harrisburg
and Southern's routes to
phia,
(1)
November—
Gross
389,221
547,313'.
219,889
income
2399.
13 Weeks Ended—
•
1944
of
year
Chicago
2398.
p.
253,105
69,636
Of this amount $5,000 has been
no
stock has yet been issued.
entire $25,000 of stock, $5,000
thereof to be sold to the subscribers to provide for present needs, and
the remainder to be sold to the stockholders, from time to time as re¬
quired.
'
,
~
>»
between
time
The
railway....
oper.
240,940
about
at
$25,000
Agreement to Interchange Equipment— ./ i. -.''
equipment interchange agreement which would provide through
Indianapolis and
be
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,501,254
7.61
provides
(par $101.
subscribed
by
the organizers,
but
Authority is
granted to issue the
$2,117,029 $1,689,254
,553.?Q0 .-.•,,.-292,925
4 410,309
duririg
•
Aeronautics
1941
$563,581
railway
railway
oper.
1,669,613
722,016
$10i.
branch,
The
.
November—
Gross
35,595
1,622,211
616,599
1,551,473'
railway
ICC
Ohio
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
<:
22,515
company
line
-
plane service from New
235,183
2398.
p.
-
<
Makes
The
railway
oper.
160,
22,345
Columbia Pictures Corp. (& Sub.)—Earnings—
corporation
The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
22,967
and excess
$2,770,860.
1944
-
railway..
oper.
j
2539.
levels.
war
with
-
railway.:
1943
-
1,748,481
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
.Income...
Monroe
the
.
16,941,021
2755.
p.
$155,406
61,440
*
from railway—_
Gross
Net
in
From Jan. 1—
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
November—
$151,661
59,694
railway—...
160.
!:
$2,314,237
income...
$140,637
48,627
oper.
company
Minnesota
the road,
$2,236,282
678,334
income....
1941
1942
1943
1944
$138,943
oper.
The
carried 2,490,924 pounds
of air mail as compared with 678,624 pounds-carried during 12 months
of 1941, the first year of World War II.
This was an increase of 261% ,
according to R. L. Heininger, General Traffic; Manager.-: Air express
increased 386%; the line carried 1,102,616 pounds of air express dur¬
ing the year as compared with 226,972 pounds carried in 1941.'
C. & S. carried 106,095 revenue passengers during 1944 as compared
with 62,125 passengers carried during the year of 1941.
This was an
increase of 70.78%.
The line operated for eight months of 1944 with
one-third less equipment than it had in 1941.In Octobprj;the Army
returned two planes to the company, -restoring its equipment to pre¬
This
Net
•
Net
1944
:
•
railway
railway—...
from
tpa-r
1,145,673
2644.
P.
2399.
p.
Millstadt
railway....;.-.
p.
Net
—V.
7.344,594
1,909,558
1.037,476
Columbia & Millstadt RR.—Purchase, Etc.—
be
Chicago & Southern Air Lines* Inc.—Record Year—
.
-
Gross
will
160, p. 2755.
!/'
railway...."
oper.
160.
and
From Jan. 1—
Net
9,623,910
3,425,343
2,480,414
from
—V.
Eastern cities and points in the South, Southwest,
Midwest and the Mississippi delta,- was filed on Dec; 27 with the Civil
,
3,050,102
From Jan. 1—
Gross
88,366,731
25,577.270
16,232,393
daily,
operating
train,
streamlined
t:
oper.
ry.
Gross
ing
railway...
oper.
ry.
Net
D.
railway.:..
railway..
from
—V.
—28 Weeks Ended—
$533,887
$0.55
railway....
from
Net
585,011
123,233,593
47,507,571
33,696,284
69,345,474
37,631,018
from
Gross
7.196,317
Nov. 7, '43 Nov. 12, *44
$1,805,895
$4,222,951
1,272,008
3,150,014
Charleston & .Western Carolina
November—
t
Gross
-
161,854,769
Dec. 29.—V.
on
12,966,393
5,032,561
2,705,904
from
1,372,401
2,858.164
November—
*
Corp.—Exchange of Stock—
$461,502
-
share—.
1523.
Gulf,. J.
5,523.895
income...
from
Net
1941
Rock Island's'Mid-Continent route from
Farrington, Chief'Executive Officer of.
the
over
the
to.
announced
15,644,700
railway..
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings-
5,716,795
3,743,431
68,621,453
25,530,431
income
49,164
oper.
160.
Gross
1942
5,777,668
transcontinental
409,714
$7,634,168
174,797,117
railway....
oper.
Texas,
An
Net
Earnings per
—V.
From Jan. 1—
2,316,033
1,342,915
Nov. 12,'44
$1,961,516
-/
1,500,014
after charges
Net
100,445,382
27,305,131
16,055,076
14, when, the Rock Island Lines' "Twin Star
Rocket" makes .its first run between Minneapolis-St. Paul ;and Houston,
142,350
—12 Weeks Ended—
■A;-. Period—
ry.
placed in service, on Jan.
Net
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Earnings—
/X
from
Net ry.
railway..
new
Net
Dec.
on
ry.
A
205,353
29 announced that 16,525 shares of its
6 %
prior preference stock have been deposited under the offer of
exchange dated Nov. 24, 1944, leaving 32,116 shares of this class of
stock outstanding.
A total of 18,732 shares of prior preference stock
have been retired under a previous exchange offer made on July 17,
1944.
The two operations have reduced the outstanding shares of
this class by 52%.—V. 160, p. 2398.
corporation
The
Net
7,513,575
2.174,603
1,304,781
8,459,329
8,142,511
1,861,964
832,126
railway—:.-T
oper,
'
1943
Chicago St.. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
•>' 1941
1942
■
.
railway
from
Gross
1—
from
384,530
The
$774,008
268,630
174,744
from
From Jan.
Net
296,759
from'railway....
Gross
Net
$14,553,515 $13,052,629
1,446,977
income...
oper.
140,459
income
November—
6,165,236
/
$687,171
493,020
.
1944
...
$1,094,035
606,717
oper.
Net
V
•'
1942
$1,411,398
612,724
' 1944
J- From Jan. 1— •'<;
'
-
$16,278,756
railway..-..
•'
1943
1944
railway..$771,091
from railway..:—' 275,319
ry. oper. income—
379,936
Net
'
2539.
ry.
From Jan. l—
Inc.—Earnings-
Central Vermont Ry.,
Net
'
railway
■
:
"
•
November—
Gross
1,930,069
from
39,690,684
purchase for $462,000 from Colonial Utilities Corp.,
capital stock of Vermont Utilities, Inc., together with
due
income...
from
Net
1941
$8,921,415
1,416,922
358,327
$12,129,130
4,724,341
4,071,251
4,229,270
2,428,612
1941
1943
railway..$1,719,265
from
Net
1942
1943
1944
4,446,630
p.
1628.
railway.-—..
November—
Gross
to Date
and Year
November
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
:v
Vermont
Central
of
of
' .
Gross Irorn railway.... 153,740,015 150,168,323 125,957,757
Net f-rom railway
46,329,524
56,782,231
39,778,277
Net ry. oper. income...
21,728,041
36,977,522
23,168,693
—V. 160,
$16,000
.*$103,443
;
;
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings-
approval.for
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
2755.
p.
proved—\
The
number
a
railway....:...
oper.
1943
31—1944
•
provision of $50,000 Federal income tax.—V. 160, p.
"After
Bank, Chicago, acting
been " accepted by the
railway.... $14,321,852 $13,650,437
from
Gross
.
and
subject to ICC
from
210,657
52,549,735
16,761,204
8,393,424
58,220,003
16,533,585
5,664,366
56,032,509
14,495,881
5,252,800
._
purcnase
First National
other banks, has
the
November—
railway...
from
Gross
itself
Net
417,819
From Jan. 1—
to
income
,
from
notes
1941
$4,900,299
1,289,259
railway__
from
from
proceeds
the
use
the
November—
165 Broadway, New York, N. Y., will until
receive bids for the sale to it of 1st mtge.
1949, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the
November—
Net
to
for
railroad,
Gross
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Gross
bid
A
City Investing Co.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended Oct.
•■
Net
1%% a
28 D.esel locomotives for
$3,261,396.
about
Earnings
Ry.—Tenders Sought—
Central Pacific
bn
amend¬
and
year,
for
.
*
Company has requested the Interstate Commerce Commission
to sell $3,500,000 ox its promissoiy notes, bearing interest at
160, p. 2180.
ment.—V.
The
,
underwriters will be named in an
and
it
preferred shares at $110
,
rate
The
•
used to redeem $6
and proceeds will be
licly
$3,500,000 Notes
to allow
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Plans
number
roll
who
since anv date
on
pqvWn
p.
Dec.
joined
2182.
on
22,
the
Dec.
and who wwe on the pay¬
paid. To
employees
since July 1, 1944. and -.i- o
re on the
Christmas bonus of $12.50^"* paid.—V, 160,
prior to July 1, 1944,
1944, a $25 bonus was
companv
22, a
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
Offering—A special of¬
Curtis Publishing: Co.—Special
fering of 3,200 shares of prior preferred stock (no par)
was made
on the
New York Stock Exchange Nov. 29
ry.
$301,926.
,$320,201
$384,747
131,221
.167,492
197,594
54,188
18,814
:! 25,744
41,446
3,920,768
3,767,161
3,783,411
Prom Jan,
Net
1,939,333
1,926,266
634,365
649,366
1,987,128
694,475
2,225,515
793,030
l—j.. '
raifwuy
from
Gross
:
railway
from
Net ry. oper.. income.-.—
—V.. 161, p. 5.
Sold Privately—Company
the Equitable Life As¬
surance Society;
The proceeds of this financing will be
used for working capital
requirements in additional
lines as supplies become available. Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Stores, Inc.—Notes
JDejay
November—
transaction.—V.
161,
Delaware & Hudson
Gross
$3,733,868
$3,687,468
$2,750,108
888,412
597,890
1,164,4 *1
638,978
1,140,139
1,237,483
474,951
—V.
44,366,769
41,822,256
13,083,779
14,659,191
10,695,065
9,486,123
9,026,816
7.831,758
160, p.
8,081,431
-T-;;
income.—
2541.
ry.
Merger Agree-
;
'
properties.
will
payable
be
interest
on
out
of
securities
any
system
net
*
bonds
new
approval
stock
■■■
from
Net
ry.
50
both
..
$6,557,187
2,020,469
Income!!.
*
H.
Net
ry.
of
160.
of
74,746,102
66,171.674
5.624,438
10,034,468
10,409,347
-
the
$29
at
held..
share
M.
The
Jan. 1 for reasons of
1915.- -V. 160, p. 2009.
stockholders,
the
at
company
•
Delaware
Operating
9.287,383
earnings
1943
before
income
income
—'
:
Earnings per c'ass A
share
!_
—
' '
$1,409,243
•
254.579
Federal income taxes
—
Increase
taxes.
■
$0.80
(La.), Atlanta, Ga.—Traffic Up—Dec.
on
31
reported
its
traffic
passenger
do
Eastern, Gas & Fuel
the
1944 wi!l exceed the preceding total by 51% and represents a
4,080% increase over the year 1935. Passengers carried in 1944 totaled
174.750, as against 110,437 in 1943 and 5,772 in 1935.
: :: v ;
Delta
flew 65,838,063 revenue passfonger miles in 1944, a gain of
according to R. S. Webber,
General Traffic Manager.
Passengers carried in 1944 totaled 174,750,
compared with 110,437 in 1943, a 57.3%
increase.
:
Mail
Net
221,073
$310,090
..
$33,414-
include
not
.;
and excess profits
income
avail,
Balance
Net
from
Net
$15,742,488 $15,907,162
4,660,133
4,515,301
:
requirements—!^!!
div.
for
AVz %
575,020
ry.
Gross
Earned
—V.
dividends!.,
on
2756.'
p.
i.
-
preferred
share of 6%
per
160.
'
1
over the line increased 45%,
froth 236,055,752
lb3343,Y55,582'in 1944W. 161,: p. '5.V!!-■- /
,
1,108,729 !
Denver
Rio
&
railway-:—'
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
income—
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
2.035,163..
-
-
,$1,953,149
$5.22
-—
•
$1,721,558
$4.60
stock
1941
975,670
2.886,657
518,848
.
1,879,490
i
•<
! 272,216
Balance
64.217,795
64.274,386
48,867,576
28,328,607
Gross
26,506,355
20,699,898
6,324,634
Interest
12,672,527
15,201,473
16,220,055
3,733,081
rents,
?;
Denver & Salt Lake
November—
Gross
■
'
/'
from
Net
ry; oper.
•>
Ry.—Earnings1944
1943
1941
1942
$277,103
$254,025'
*58,954
103,242
*22,128
128,646
2.501,469
2,588.042
2.227,255
487,357
803,037
561,797
835,203
!" 616,415
1,070,372
798,709
$124,368'
•
Net
from
Net ry.
72,674
income-
3,093,18*3
income—--
oper.
and
from
from
Net
ry.
•■''!!1944
1941 !!
1942
1943
$93,444
railway——!
25,087
!
$82,744
50,161 Y, " 31,371
$75,618
5,554
$115,965
-
17,647
164
35,828
21,742
933,795
904,106
1,078,464
Net
from
Net
ry.
137.026
railway—.!.—
income-—
131,138
414,578
*35,479
306,534
75,537
American
week
Toledo
&
$78.613.
be
of
&
made
Ironton
1943
1
Dec.
28,
1944,
above
&
railwa^_c!U'.
J'-272,823
318,664
283,551-
252,356
'oper.v;iriiH>nie-_
jP0,C'l97,39j
198,419-
221,501
Net
ry.
.
"After
G^ss
|^^241,356
lrom
Net
from
Net
rv.
railway—
railway!---: ! uC 3,183.403
income—
oper.
-^-V.161,
-
3,567,563'
7,593,467
3,255,652-
3,912,176
2,238,745
1,904,088
•
' 1,889,706
8.064,351
4; 18 V,654'
2,667,822
do* not
The
from
ry.
Gross
The
shares
New
of
York Stock Exchange
common
pursuant to
certificate
railway-..:- ;- $3,04-3,843
railway-1,149,665
oper.
Net
stock
the terms of
of
(par
an
consolidation,
has authorized the listing of 1,049,685$5)
upon
official
agreement and
providing
for
act
the
of
notice
of
issuance
consolidation
merger
of
Doehler
income--
Die-
of
$1.82
common
sale
the
of
,!
•■•*.
?! '
'•'"•
$2,368,690
$2,707,798
667,202
481,103
income
and
!
and
1,868
IGOj
etc.,—V.
taxes,
,
O.—Registers with SEC—
tiled
has
shares
profits
excess
.
corporation
1944—9 Mos,—1943.!
$7,387,227
$7,713,826
1,689,604
l,883!?(f
1944—3 Mos.—1943
_!
charges
W.'
of
registration statement with
stock to be sold at $100
a
the SEC
a share.
common
Electric Co.—Buys
i'UC
•
;
■<
.
Ken-Rad Radio Tube jnh
■*•
a*
G/'Baker. Vice-President in'charge of*the electronics tie!
R.
has purchased the
radio tube manufacturing and plant facilities of the Ken-Rad Tube &
Lamp Corp. at Owensboro. Ky., and at Huntington and Rock Port, Ind.,
and will take ever, operation of Government-owned plants at Tell City,
partment.
Ind.,
Dec.
on
and
this company
that
announced
27
where Ken-Rad has been making tubes
■•%■!!!;■!;■,;
;
was
authorized by Ken-Rad stockholders
on
Dec. 20.
All units are engaged in war work.
The sale does not
include the electric lantp manufacturing business of Ken-Rad.
General Electric
took possession of
the property Jan. 2, and took
the
for
Bowling
Green, Ky.,
Government...
of
the
,
interests
tube
purchase orders and sales agreements outstanding as of that dato.
over
that
Carl
Nevin,
has announced
the G-E tube division,
of
manager
Hollatz, formerly Executive Vice-President cf Ken-Rad!
the new G-E operation, which will be known as the KenRad division of the electronics department-'.-of the General Electric Co.
J.
manage
in
the purchase of the Ken-Rad tube interests; involving primarily
receiving tubes. General Electric will enter the radio business
all
branches
1943
5.6
System
7,418
in
Shifts
4,095
4.3
any
com-
-
inputs
of
161, p: G.
•'
.)
XXptngs—
1941
$2;-7'l3,028
-I
637:977
$2,781,222
••
f
'
t,
$2,431,419
271,662
•
^122,578
152,568
*98,959
•
.
'
,
*194,700
-
'
p.
29,996,951
30,943,399
26,729,826
8;313,667
8,322,689
11,139,644
effective
1,803,545
2,645,061
the
Electric
General
!
Co.'s
and
employee
Jbaye
1,
Jan.
i
.
been
announced
by
Charles
BH
>:
f.:.
Spicer,-. formerly• the Vice-President responsible for apparatus
manufacturing, is now a member of the President's staff, wit,h head¬
quarters
also
in
York.
New
consultant
rows.
Labor
Relations
General
Electee's
in
is
He
the
of
charge of employee relations and *i>
William R. Bur¬
since 1927 and Chairman of
manufacturing matters;
general
on
Vice-President
a
company
retired Dec. 31.
Committee,
;l
*
operating committee was discontinued
Wilson announced, and Roy'C.' Mui-;
formerly a Vice-President of the executive staff, has relinquished h's
special duties to become general manager of the apparatus department!
the
at
close
Earl
O.
the
of
Shreve,
apparatus
Mr.
year.
Vice-President
and
Chairman
the
of
Apparat us-
Operating Committee, with responsibility for all apparatus sales, iioitrelinquished these duties to become a member of the President's stuff
in
charge of
in
the company's
Muir,
His headquarters
f
Vice-President
apparatus
organization,
President and
assistant
customer relations.
York.
New
C.
and
department,
effective
general
also
1:
Jan.
manager
of
the
V.
Erben.
w:
i
M3
Gep^ral
the)
several changes,!m
Commercial Viqg---
station divisions, has been namod-
manager of the central
general
announced
H.
of
manager
apparatus
department:
C.
H.
Lang,
Vice-President,
is. manager of sales; H. A. Winne, Vice-President, is
engineering; Neil Currie Jr. is. manager of manufacturing
Guy S. Hyatt, Assistant Comptroller, is in charge of accounting; dud
W. W. Jenkins, of the law department, is Counsel.—V. 161, p.
%!
*
manager of
10,807,990
3,311,820
" !:
■
D.
Electric!
;
1942
!"■
change in the management of its apparatus
a
President.
Wilson.
:: "*■•"■'
■■'%* ;'/■
responsibility for
department,-
be
<
v*
Changes Announced—
commercial relations and
8.0
94,704
90,609-
the
10,545
92,432
31,'861,958
-y
Net" ry.' opeiv income—-
160,
post-war,
Administrative
E.
1
:
1—
578,768
_
railway—x.
railway^-
■"Deficit.—V.
shares
from
resulting
facturing five-room hcuces and units for tourist cabins.
5,330,650
General Feods Corp.—Notice of Redemption-—
2401.
The»corporst:on on Dec. 27 announced that all
of $4.50 cumul. preferred stock have been
and
Casting Co. with and into W, B. Jarvis Co.,. which shall be the sur-viving corporation under the corporate name of Doehler-Jarvis Corp.—<
V. 160, p. 1734.
'
: ;
.
...
.
,
from
from
972,104
$$241,752
proceeds will be used to forward the company's business of many-*
the
From Jan,
p.
Doehler-Jarvis Corp.—Listing—
'
-—DecreaseAmount
%
176,635-187,180
1944
from
Net
119,304
the
gain
Genii Corp., Dayton,
the
;'!•. <;;;•%
1944
include
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.November-*-
Net
1,365,758
§$358,147
$3.00
/;
$1.83
share_T!_—
tOn
the
L_
2071.
p.
R.
Gross
907,131
—-X—
income
"
•*
From Jan. 1—
-mc:v';:
-
—Thousands of Kilowatthours-—
Light Co—:!.!_%!!';•
figures
1396!!'vt.,!
p.
'
$*';/!!''!!'!'■
panies not appearing in both periods.-
182,868
from
$651,021
1942
$1,213,856
£$218,780
.
& Light' Corp.85,014
Power
146,
the System inputs of client oper¬
$648,700
$726,733
;
Ebasco Services Inc., which are subsidiaries of
Light Co., Electric Power & Light Corp. ,and
Light' Co., as compared -with the corresponding'
Operating Subsidiaries of—
Power & Light Co.^.„_^U!
Power
1943
$1,723,005
•
!■■■"••■■:■'!%.;'.
..
profit
"Net
Trust -Co.,,
-
<
-
,
Wisconsin
!•"!••:!-»vV! !.!'\! rv'-.v;
..
American
The
1941
1942
$713,481
Net
$857,950
Inc.—Weekly Input—•
!'!!'•
RR.-—Earn ings—-
1944
railway~r_ !*
from
$716,754
•
St., "Milwaukee,. Wis.—'V.
•
Gross
.
First
the
at
1943 were as follows:
during
National
Detroit
week ended
Power /&
National
Electric
—V, 160. pV. 2401.
November—'T!
-
will
•;!<!
Power
1944
•
and
income
taxes—
charges.
George W.
60,000-
735. North Water
companies
ating
162.292
61,712
•
profits
exclude
Gross
outstanding ref.. & 1st collat, mtge. 5 V2 % gold bonds,
been called for redemption on March 1, 1945, at 103'/a
Payment
the
.
railway—!!
oper.
804,021
753,320
income..—
oper.
750,337
Light & /Power Co.—Bonds Called—
Ebasco Services
For
:
$1,125,911
taxes
Canadian
With
-;i> r-
railway——
from
312,241
67,373
$58,166
the
■trustee,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$2,034,218
362,574
69,893
have
int.
160, p. 24
November—-
$1,829,665
27,376
*
A,
935,166
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
•'! Period End. Sept. 30—
254i.
of
series
*
Gatineau Power Co.—Earnings—
radio
•!
Net
$173,362
72,116
Eastern Oregon
Detroit & Mackinac Ry;—EarningsGross
$200,175
income
All
!
railway—-
"Deficit.—V.
44,673
funded debt.
—v. *i6o.' P.
1,744,526
stock.
$The
Holtzer Cabot
Electric Co. and the post-war credit for refund of excess profits taxes.,
§No allowance has been made for any post-war credit for excess profits
taxes, and the earnings are subject to renegotiation.—V. 160, p. 2646.
for
Net
82,415
52,771
railway-
from
$1,989,545
39,639
64,908
$257,413
railway—
Prom Jan. 1—
Gress
$1,790,026
3,770
etc.
post-war readjustments __.!__f!T-
5.918,567
2402.
and
profits
will
635,783
railway..:--.:
from
Net
$169,592
Depreciation'.,
.
Prov.
"
569^05
3,321
inc._
9,878,996
4,523,219
3,331,352
7,210,694
3,674,581
profit
D'r;
$196,854
corporate
on
14,311,325
6.317,085
before
Sale
20.994,250
161, P. 5.
15,829,251
.
"'--401,406
Other income
income-—
120,534
2,795,256
terests—'"ro
'
$12,570,659
8,357,430 : 7,307,41b
2,845,769
3,273,698
787,374
-!r
420,952
income—
P.
"After
.
1944—11 Mosi—1943
-
railway—
oper.
RY.~Earmngs~^ *;"
$1,140,403 $12,993,225
$1,192,807
Taxes
537 990
.
393,123'
1
$3,119,173
-
160.
Net
1,108,729
208,579
Ry. oper.
;
1942
$5,729,687
873,360
,
>
Earnings---
1943
$5,620,493
railway—T—
from
Net
■!•
1944
$6,054,377
railway—,—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Net
Grande Western RR.
!!vV
November—
Gross
189,260
361,061
'
railway—
oper;
The
1944—Month—1943
revenues-—r!expenses-!—:,
oper.
$598,451
550,507
:
Ea:st6rn Massachusetts Street
Period End. Nov. 30- !
Ry.
1942
$1,079,477
764.549
railway—.
from
1941
1943
$1,505,124
1944
income—.
oper.
General
miles for
pound
1943
!
669,640
Gamewell Co.
increase-6f 43.6%
press?
due
note
$1,716,881
railway
6 Months Ended Nov. 30—
$2,830,287
$3,061,878
prior preh stocksstock before State
pfd.
6%
2646.'
p.
From Jan. 1—
2,356,684
6%
$150,000 payment on
Utilities Land Co.,
$300,000
a
for
note
1
!•
1943
2,251,543
555,447
on
a
1932.
on
-
1944
-!
5,629,870
to
make
due
note
payment
forgive the unpaid balance of both notes.'
$400,000, due 1940, also would be for¬
would
income
would
$85,000
an
Power
160,
covering
taxes
miles-amounted to 2,058,543,29^ lor the year 1944, an
fever the 1,375,723434 in the previous year.
Air ex¬
pound
make
demand
from 'railway-—.
•!U'-i
Associates—Earnings—
5,213,487
avail,
income
Div.. requirements
Approval, to Reduce
-V-"/! vy-.:;,.:
Miami,
Co.,
income
November—
Gross
excess
expenses-
and
discount
-Seek
Fort Worth & Denver City Ry.—Earnings-
/; $507,266
197,176
$289,337
.
Interest
Debt
the total of 43,389,764 for 1943,
over
:
company.
6%-
given.—V.
1944—8 Mos.—1943
$510,410
depletion^.
and
15.347,362
9,455,238
wholly owned non-utility subs'.d'aries have asked
of a plan to reduce the subsidiary's indebtedness-
Water
Florida
utilities
Federal
year
51.7%
two
8%
would
—V.
25,312.
-
30-r~"'r
income
consolidated
Depreciation
for
and
$962,000
at
of
12 Months Ended Nov.
Total
corporation
11,845,701
5,575)142
*•
approval
from
operating expenses is .-due to low water conditions
using the steam plant.—'V. : 160, -p. -2645;
t!!
in
necessity
the
and
86,300
$1.05
1759.
159, p.
Delta Air Corp.
2542.
parent
ry.
143,932
108.007
——
the
Net
Co.,'Ltd.—Earnings—
$30,488
Note—Operating expenses
1944
—$1,617,163
983,150
29,786,520 "
.!
30,048;
:
392,309
29,116,659
income—
Consumers
Net
1944-.-Month—1943
•
10,302,653
2.555,103
1,294,894
SEC's
to
100/583rds
of
lias entered into an
Ohio, to purchase
shares not pur¬
which they are being
•!!_■!;IvtV-V:' * $60,536f'-.;"v $58,726
expenses
18,174,143
7,855,246
6,166,466
income—.
railway—:
tEarnings per-common
Rayon Co.—Earnings
-1;
the
estimated at $2,108,020, will be used for the post-war
plastics and chemicals-.—V. 160, p. 726.
earnings
Gross
$841,343
130,461
89,718
p.
only, all
price
same
stockholders..
ratio
the
$2,006,843
943,514
602,125
railway——
160.
1935.
Co.,. Cleveland,
Hanna
A.
ir.
1942
1,145,854
Debt—
Inc.—Registers with SEC
share
per
1943
$2,431,747
Florida Power & Light Co.-
A
2645.
p.
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
The
retired
1941
1944
oper.
Miami,
company-since
Ry.—Earnings—
816,337
oper.
ry.
the
Treasurer,
105,890
.
$2,453,449
from
23,945
'■
the
East Kootenay Power
Net
—V.
320,360
Period End. Nov. 30—
16,199,930
income—:
1.532,053
i.483,998
127,133
268,652
109,199
railway—
from
"Profit
!
55,542,591
21,882,097
Net
each
Net proceeds,
development* of
341,922
23,196,285
1,399,200
•'705,749
account-for 'investment, purposes
its own
;
1,033,600
72,479,195
Net
for
with
share
a
agreement
$115,702
railway.——
Company
2.190,600
witn
stock
common
to> the
20,445,543
oper.
the
shares
$6,001,171- $4,900,264
ry.
-
has'filed a registration statement wtih the BEC lor
of common stock (par $5). -:"
'
company is granting to holders of its common stock of record
clos£<of business Dec*.-27. 1944; rights to subscribe to the 73.208
*
railway:.>—
7,279
company
The
at
...
railway..':!:.—
lrom
35.571
3,922
V it-X
2,822,500
:
Durez Plastics & Chemicals,
offered
1,027,236 V
'
•
31,459
73,208 ijjhares
105.
1941
-*n
39,096
'*2,339
:
^ 707,986
.
Assistant
been
had
He
The
.
<<6,515
•*';'"t :
'
Robertson.
B.
by
•
ii-
<-
$152,295
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
ity Tont de Nemours & Co.—Retirement-
chased
1,471,737-7- 1,981,685
642,088
*
for
1942
-
i
health.
Prom Jan. 1—
from
'
(E. I.)
.
at
Net
$149,851
$156,900
"J
-
3,469
$9,722
1941
*'1942
$216,000
income_-:T?/ *37,506.;-
lailway—_
2,600
2401.
from
from
Net
1943
$166,300
railway—,—! -v.;'-
Date
to
$6,310,494
from •'riilwayX-.—-
must-get-approval
1943"
861,318
oper,
Net
—V.
'
•
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
line
leased
.
redeemable
it
Year
and
*
rail way XT-
be
yeais,
companies
1944
railway.iT—
lrom
Net
Gross
::'
irailway^-TTXii
76,000
381
$11,022
Florida East Coast
Net
from
76,000
6,333
511
November—
867,593
to
subordinated
other
of
.
for November
V.:-."-•« H
November—
in
mature
directors, of
Earnings
(
'
will
by
3.148,011G47.689
ry;. oper. income_!_
179,425
'•■Deficit.—V,.: 1.60, p. 2401. ' : '
'
iVV-'V'-T tV< T'V-V 'V'.TvTV*tT:V >V■'T '"!■ V! V'*
unpaid.
Gross
railway^.!-! '..3,975,642
-
earnings,
issued for
"•
<<-
160,
Net
877,033
from
195,171
6,333
income
Gross
'
Net
interest will be deferred and not accrue, whether earned
or
not, until such time as the amounts-equals one-half of Federal
income taxes to the date ot the merger assessed against the O. & S.
It
will
he
cumulative
up
to
the
amount of three years'
interest
The
90,120
From Jan. 1—
Contingent
After
20,259
1,167,477
Net
on any securities issued lor stock of New York
Western.;
However, it will share pro rata with contin¬
&
companies.
'V
89,848
3,917,001
Grcss
interest
contingent
Lackawanna
gent
71,524
oper.
18,052
230,895
V
declarea
106,096
income.—•
from
16,111
'
16,438
accruals
res.
p.
$322,217
41,178
1,324,976
fixed interest from Feb. 20. 1943. (when
and 2'/c
contingent interest.. Contingent
stopped)
payments
interest
$279,104
112,253
1,054,889
' TV:'
ry.
608
1941
1942
1943
$352,508
4,031,338
4%
The new bonds will bear
rental
1944
647,345
r-
-
$177,119
charge^
—V.
Atlantic Ry.—Earnings-
913,108
Net
will receive for each share C$50
in cash, phis $50 in new bonds of the
be securea by a first mortgage on„ the
stock now held, $18.50
L. & W,,
these bonds to
S.
Net
oper.
Net
'
ate:
upon
par)
&
Interest
97,509
lrom
Gross
Syracuse: stockholders
&
$214,784
$15,830
....
15,951,173
November—1944
Oswego
O.
Retirement
24,327,035
$361,764
from
ry.
•
and
■;p The principal points agreed
D.
35,869,655
8,091,460
railway.——
Gross
Net
its leased line, Oswego & Syracuse
RR. have reached accord on a plan of merger.
The agreement follows
similar understandings with other leased lines of the D. L. & W. and
is intended to settle present and future tax problems.
.
43,424,777
28,791,462
railway—-,
oper.
Net
ment—
Representatives of the read
206,595
17,866
8,776,688
income.._
—V. 160. p. 2401. '
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.
:
178,388
Balance
41,013,779
23,620,190
railway.—.
lrom
from
Prom Jan. 1—.
46,614,759
railwav.'
oper.
91,547
14,366
3,667
2401,
p.
Net
railway_tr:—*'!l 1,994,928
from
ry.
105,500
$14,199
11,693,675.
40,343,082
income—
November—
Gross
31.190.490
lrom
Net
Net
160.
Net
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
9,093
revenues—!
Net oper.
1941
690,369
726,132
11,582
T—^..U!
Diviaenas
1942
>■
$1,224,803
60,630
15,609
21,600,563
railway...:
railway—
oper.
$1,183,403
708,145
$99,919
Non-oper. income, net__
.
Duluth South Shore &
1943
,
income.:
cper.
ry.
from
ry.
—V.
$4,014,293
railway——
Net
Net
1944
railway.—
from
from
Net
from
Gross
1
$3,792,513
2,469,772
1,684,351
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
$103,867
...
Taxes
1941
1942
!'■
Prom Jan. 1—
RR.—Earnings-
November—
Net
'
1943
■
Maintenance
from
Gross
for the company in the
5.
p.
1944
Ry.—Earnings-
railway-.— !-! $2,199,541 ' $3,570,231- $4,054,175
Net from railway——:
728,141 • . 1,526,814 i; 2,437,806
: 380,379
Net ry, oper. income.
531,118
1,067,249
has sold $500,000 10-year notes to
Fenner & Beane acted as agents
1
62,476
revenues
Operation:
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
;
Fall River Gas Works Co,—Income Statement—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
allotment, 15 the smallest.—V. 160, p. 1966.
the largest
at $30% per share, with a commission of 65 cents. The
stock, offered by Lehman Brothers, was sold in the
elapsed time of 43 minutes.
There were 48 purchases
by 30 firms; 400 was the largest trade, 10 the smallest.
—V. '160, p. 1967.
" ;:V;' *\\ ' : .■ /
3.978,336
•
Income.-.
oper,
1941
1942
V-'
150,758
railway_^___
from
Net
1943
$323,108'
railway-^^
from
Gross
Net
$59% per share with a commission of $L The stock,
offered by Baker, Weeks & Harden, was oversubscribed,
in the elapsed time of 15 minutes.
Bids were received
for 4,042 shares and allotments were made on a basis
of 79.2%. There were 42 purchases by 14 firms; 1,555 was
RR.—Earnings-
1944
November—
at
109
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4349
161
Volume
Federated Department Stores,
Inc.—Special Offering—
A special offering of 4,340 shares of. common, stock, (po
par) was made on the New York Stock Exchange Jan. 3
shares
tion
on
Jan.
31,
at
the-Central
N.
Y.—V.
1C0,
of the outstanding
for;-redemn--
called
and dividends.
Payment wilhbe made
Hanover-Bank* &'Trust Co., 70 Broadway, New,York,'
next! at
p.
2757.
107lk
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THE COMMERCIAL
110
Novembei—
Net
Motor
handle
Net
own engineering, dis¬
departments, the need of Diesel engines for
essential marine uses.
'
Since the establishment in 1938 of the Detroit Diesel Engine Divi¬
sions of General Motors Corp., that portion of the plant s output sup¬
plied to the marine field was adapted and merchandised by Gray
is now
Division
352,234
income...
open
from
Net
160;
income—
2647.
p.
551,834
!
■
.
On
payable in capital stock at the rate of 5/100
stock
on
1.945, or
at the
of business
close
Jan.
on
1945.
15,
.
-/,V:
54,572 shares there will be transferred on the
corporation from earned surplus to capital stock $32.2168
the issue of
Against
the
books of
.share,
per
-
-
!"
declaring a divi*
of a share of capital
each-share of outstanding capital stock, issuable, oil Jan. 29»
as soon thereafter as practicable, to the stockholders of record
shares of capital stock.
Nov. 14, 1944, the directors adopted resolutions
dend
309,061
.
dividend,
stock
a
stock (no par) on official notice of
making the total amount applied for
its- capital
of
shares
as
,
1,146,015
DY.
34,721,126" 30,186,248
21,608,459
13,111,792
11,532,563 ' '' 7,290,848
4,546,832
4,999,206! 3,526,548
34,584,965
11,000,686
4,256,474
railway
oper.
ry.
—V,
issuance
1941
$2,064,459
686,012
\.V'--'!
1—
railway—y
from
Gross
Net
maintenance
and
tribution
ry.
From January
.
Detroit Diesel Engine
President, announces that the
set up to meet directly, with its
Wiison,
E.
'
19421'; '
$3,186,529
1,241,284
$3,101,486
1,008,783
391,020-
$3,166,250'
976,870
railway.—.
from
additional
•','
;'':v! >--y
H
1943
1944
•
railway..—
from
Gross
relationship between General Motors and Gray Marine
Co. Expired "Dec. 31, 1944, and henceforth General • Motors will
distribution of its products in the marine field. ^
business
The
'
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings.—
-
Field—-
lJroducts in Marine
C.
Distribution of Its
Corp.—To Handle
General Motors
•
Monday, January 8, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
160, p. 2185.;
totaling $1,758,135.—V.
■
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,
Co.
Motor
Marine
•
Gulf Power Co.—Earnings—
;
>3
of diesel power, as well as replacements with
-modern d'eeel power,• call for complete engineering,
installation and
maintenance service to marine architects, ship builders and operators.
Detroit Diesel Division is organized to provide this service.—V. 161, p. 7'.
New
marine applications
$363,846
revenue—/!!
Operating
depr. & amort.'
Provision
for
taxes.—y
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Gross
Corp.—Trustee Appointed—
^
Co. of New York has been appointed trustee,
registrar and paying agent under the corporation's indenture dated
Dec. 1, 1944. authorizing* the issuance of $5,000,000- principal
amount
ox
15-year 3D sinking fund debentures, due Dec. 1, 1959,
See offer¬
General Shoe
:
160, p. 2757.
ing in V.
Net
and
Corporate
—v.
November—
$2,189,898
revenue.
$196,470
163,194
155,766
1,834,069
1,478,322
Net
from
4,722
4,722
51.942
51,833
Net
ry.
oper.
Creg.i
,-! 27,390
2,911
—-x.—
2,890
2,713
(net bal.i.
rents
met
Dr9,386
Dr9,307
Br95,110
$377;il6 yi $357,539
;
:—...—
Drl,992
JDrl,987
£)r22,390
1—
'
2,596,445
648,365'
railway....
1941
'
$119,108
*41,261
1,540,229
326.373
12,036
8,673
$12,322
$131,145
1,052
;
income
.$12,203
—
1945.
$224,787
/
of
Pine
30
rev.
avail,
r.
793,430
95,524
19.560,576
,760,426
6,807.802
,685.811
4,974,220
,215,765
/
Railways of Central America—Earnings
$546,534
$6,827,493
$6,589,280
opers.-'!.
122.026
215.288-
2,637.823
2,936,011'
113.910
182.377
2,099,100
2.356,276
72,114
120,751
1,553,653
1,613,777
chgs.
income
160,
—
Telephone
-
-
Associated Press dispatches from Madrid, Spain, on
to the above corporat.on $5,000,000 from earnings
American
concern's Spanish subsidiary, which operates the
According
to
transferred
3,
that
of
Telegraph Corp.—To Re¬
&
From Spain—
ceive $5,000,000
Jan.
$565,434
2647.
p.
International
-
1944—11 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
revenues!
ry,
fcr fxd.
system in that country.
telephone
11
still short of balancing the company's earn¬
established in Spam, was seen as one more in¬
dication that country is trying to defend her credit standing with the
United States, the dispatches added.—V. 161, p. 8.
while
payment,
it first
ings since
has elected, through the
that it
holders
977,017
224,261
2404.
p.
Net
This
Redemption—,"-•-
Hecht Co.—Partial
is-notifying
5,831
'
:
-
t
1941
$1 ,245,118
was
of
called
certificates
The
office
4,726
4,655
323
313
Deductions from income
;
p.' 2757.
160,
the sinking fund, to redeem 3,800 shares-of its 4&:.#//•
cumulative, preferred stock on Jan. 31, 1945, at par y$100), together
with dividends accrued from Oct. 31,
1944, to and including Jan. 31,
$216,109
1,077
246,580
income...
company
operation
'
Gross
railway
oper.
♦Deficit.—V,
The
$11,245
$11,154 '!
income.!
JS(on-operating
25,328
•
(The)
income
oper.
ry.
32;347
!
8,543,746
3,164,893
income."..
Railway oper.
—V.
$117,862
*10,336
7 '
2,358,164.-/ 2,271.596 /
277,128
694,249
* 110,962 ■ ' 331,946
*
Dr21,846
balance)
i
160,
Net
1942
.
1S42
$2,226,645
27,115,106
10,200,213
3,838,492
28,176,769
railway
railway
oper.
International
>
.
income—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Dr o5,413
IfCquip. rents
jo-nt fac.l.
from
Net ry.
•
1938
from
Gross
Net
Ry. tax accr.- (Fed. RR. I
Unempl. Insur. Act of
Net
■
34,931
3,131
*Tax.ng Act of 1937i-
,
income...
From January
(Fed. RR.t.
Ry. fax accr.
ry,
$245,341 77 $250,847 .!
87,843
73,145.
56,131
' " 38,589
$173,990
624,996
g "59,865
railway
oper..
1943
1944
,
railway.—
from
Gross
$1,886,246
Railway oper. expenses.
Ht.lway tax accr.
5,513
$26,276
1.
$30,321
2543.' -N-y y '!>>
ly *
160, p.
$188,652
ft til way
from
Net
'$443.272 ' "'$423,695
.66,156 ,
66,156
Gulf & Ship Island RR.—Earnings—
y
1944—11 Mos.—1943
1944-Month—1943
'Period End. Nov. 20—
Net
171,875
Inc.
Ry.)
Northern
'••$595,570
.
$31,789 "
5,513
stock
pfd.
on
Balance
y
Receivers-—Combined
St'atesboro
(Including
14,066. i
$35,834
income
Dividends
-
RR.—Earnings-
Georgia & Florida
6-.G39
—V.
.
•
fc' $567/975.
,124.703
$45,856
$42,474
deductions
&c.,
! ; V'
-. ■; •
.
income.......
Gross
Interest
Trust
Guaranty
railway
oper.
1943
'1
$2,578,534
798,527
:
289,502
!
From January 1—
'
The
railway.
from
$2,732,539
976.809
347,831
1944
November—
Gross
-1,857,212
265,000
985,898
215,449
2,303,436
26,750 -Su 290,750
63,894..
1,120,463
225,015
24,COO
72,356
expenses—_
for
Pro v.
•
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$4,282,025
$3,703,681
1944—Month—1943
$351,950
Period End. Nov. 30—
Gross
-Earnings-
International Great Northern RR.-
agent,
sinking fund and redemption
N. Y.—V. 160, p. 1295.
- '
♦
•
York,
New
at the
Sachs & Co.,
Goldman,
St..
redemption will "be: redeemed,
for
.
,
Service,
Public
Jamaica
Ltd.
Subs.)- -Earnings-"-
(&
1944- -12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
Period End. Oct. 31-
$1,362,858
revenues-
$123,451
$119,865
$1,522 451
1
Operating
59.683
56.540
722.770
18 233
13,460
174.861
173,961
4,916
10,129
139 053
80.930
8,333
8.333
100,000
98.333
$32,235
$31,401
$385,706
$348,345
Drl,495
1,527
Prll,938
$30,739
$32,928
$373,827
Operation
Maintenance
—
■:
i! 661,287
'
$126,450
$11,994
$1.1,893
Surplus applic. to int.
1943
$36,300
$39,375
revenues —„
161.
1944
$2,307,573
$2,007,548
.
Operating
V.
This
1943
1944
Period—
Jan.
effective
company,
Hilton-Davis
of
shares
for
of
shax'e
one
—
Retir.
.
^—
accruals-
res.
the Hilton Davis Chemical
became
2,
Company Division of Sterling Drug, Inc.
The transaction involved an exchange of
!!/
7.
p.
Taxes
Hilfcon-Davis Chemical Co.—Acquired—
—Jan. 1 to Dec. 21—
Week End. Dec 21
'i;
'
$220,031
Utility
stock 011 the basis of 3'/4
Sterling, or approximately
income.
oper.
(net)
income
Other
'
shares of Sterling.—V, 160,
45,000
2,343,848
468,167
taxes!.!.-
for
income
Gross
894,718
$667,403
$757,929
— --—
$47,199,503
18,486,533
Non-operating
$9,908,723
$8,781,639
jnt. and other deduct.'-
299,955
322,377
3,644,251
3,797,664
income.——'—
$457,974
$345,026
$5,137,449
$6,111,059
2,676,064
2,676,064
Net
Dividends
223,005
223,005
pfd. stock
on
J,
Net
ry.
from
—V.
407,061
207,465
265,983
207,217
367,086
185,026
—
income!.!
' '
9,510,271
3,181,962
incomes
2402,
p.
9,965,327
-8,226,410
4,971,380
4,110,349
3,655,817
1,484.586
2,776,901 ;
railway—
3,546,502
3.260,681
1,302,279
Net.
railway
Net
ry.
Net
rv.
—V.
26,035
'
,
3,281,418
4,666,844
1,856,794
3,300,007
1,024,345
856,170
470,789
6,754,163
648,281
income./!
oper,
160,
43,527
6.018,570
2,206.537
.
railway
from
Net
59,962
63,-Ml
144,546
62,040
:D
1941
■
railway—
from
214,722
income...
oper.
From Jan. 1—r
Gross
194,864
•
-
995,123
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—Completes Power
•
on
The
Diesel
power
.
destinations.
Net
Net
ry.
.
.
'
y
company' is also
for shipbbard • use, from salt-water to. fresh-water cooling by
addition
of radiators and
fans, and changing them from 60-cycle
to-bO-cycle output to conform with most Continental power systems,
it "'as explained. : '
■"
,■;/ '•■!•
■
Transported on trailers of the tank-recovery type, the complete units
The
.
33 Va tons can be quickly hauled into position by
in tandem.
They will serve as emergency "stop¬
gaps." cutting in on existing power lines to produce cftrrent for water
illumination
of
of
—V.
From
Gross
Net
oper.
'
ry.
—V.
income
yy
$2,359,000
Net
from railway—...
Net
ry.
income...
From January
-
from
Gross
10,649,354 G 9,045,487
4,050,661
1,311,789
1,420,439
!,
.
Indiana Harbor Belt RR.—November
Net
882,566
1,049,708
886,153
454,395.
27,906,000
ry.
8,634,460
income—.
4,930,845
5,957,107
5,408,831
5,796,434
2402.
p.
25-t-'
1244—3 Mos.—194.3
all
share...
taxes,
.
1944—9 Mos.—1943
$142,325
•
$0.04
$164,900
$0.74
depreciation,
etc.
1944
November—
Net
tEased
$410,627
$1.84
on
■
222,738
shares
1943
1942
7,215,551
2,020.111
251,298
4,000,553
1,005,859
191,699,459
181.155,018
70,122,969
70,536,621
28,736,275
25,674,588
ry.
railway!
p.
$647,363
$1,169,379
3,081
36,669
34,062
Other
income./.
2402.
150,785.692 115,372,012
65,040,497
35,830,36G
7-
1942
1941
1943
$350,492
$336,879
$212,598
163,767
189,940
119,676
91,855
96,407
94,118
57,848
3,878.555
3,680,609
2,891,113
2,285,147
1,557,759
1.266,944
722,132
751.810
1944
-
income—
/
;■•:;
919,278
income.!.
'
'
"
2404.
p.
1,716,090
796,873
2,104,196
railway.—.!
oper.
'
.
,
■
,
& Ishpemiiig RR.—Earnings
Lake Superior
from
from
Net
Net ry.
42,448
41,654
$14,95G
charges....
160,
p.
>$55,409
1941
$386,276
174.386
255,054
30,876
income...
16,709
129,038
160,976
3,458,124
1,964 315
956,753
3,545,930
from
ry.
—V.
railway..__
1.432,383
1,429,823
780,521
oper.
160,
2,913,922
2,910.522
railway...!—
income...
p. 2404.
from
Net
Net
,
.
.
826,681
2,223,145
1,143,632
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings
railway
from
Gross
Net
from
ry.
income..!
$258,655
61,863
101,430
75.233
16,398
40,875
46,023
Net
from
Net
ry.
3,127.368
2,043,761
2,878,035
2.810,801
.956,052
1,055,415
income...
238,994
266,579
—V.
oper,
160,
$190,217
■
railway..!.
railway..—_
Gross from
1941
$210,459
16,664
.
railway..—- v
oper.
1942
1943
1944
$204,373
46,647
November—
1,444,708
824,636'
411,594
.
370,155,
2404.
p.
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earningsfrom
from
Net
ry.
1242 > :
1943
1944
November—
Gross
1941
$490,443
$420,375
—1
143,792
55,301
139,423
132.125
income...
83,314
42,294
101,103
82,286
1—
railway.!!.
5,828,733
5,555,414
4,878,305
2.011,991
1,982,097
1,207,764
1,206,737
5.671,919
2.202 554
1,317,055
!.
railway
railway
oper.
$335,285
$468,910-
!
462,477/'
461,392
Gross
from
$148,217
$673,925
1942
$3,077,532
1941
$2,999,739
Net
from
ry.
160,'
—V.
railway——'
income/..
oper.
2,004,624
1,307,803
2404.
p.
2403. J.
1943
$3,243,258.
1944
$3,445,473
income.—
/
$165,457
33.231
$309,681
47,488
$160,237
-railway!..!
railway
oper.
1942
1943
1944
November—
Gross
From January
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Gross
from
.
1,130,668
1,021,014
939,842
,1,160,599
1,032,625
1,015.904
858,403
$1,079,965 v $1,040,613
504,875
$1,145*749
—
charges504,875
deductions—•,79,472
.
504.875
48,306
75,350
$1,201,495
504,875
68.385
$526,783
$460,383
$628,235
Net
from
Net
1,139,125
ry.
1944
1943
1242
1941
$7,585,580
$7,356,531
2,136,499
8G2.898
$7.563,475
$4935.991
3.098,353
1,300,166
1,552,751
November—
avail,
A
semi-annual
declared
on
of
record
on
Aug. 31,
$561,402
divs—
for
2403.
1,561,340
522,513,
90 287.411'
83,760,207
71,'222,961
51,922.469
25,176,812
27,993,877
12.213.G97
25,557,580
11,631,535
16,877,544
12,248,438
•
railway.
1,398,013
railway..„
oper.; income
From January 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway-
railway-
oper.
160,
p.
income
2404.
...
...
...
Securities, Lid.—Distribution No.
distribution
(No.
2)
31.
initial
An
last.—V. 160,
2—
cents per share has been
payable Feb. 28 to holders
of like amount was made
of 37 Vsi
the Stock & Boxjd Group Shares,
Jan.
44.011,003
26,716,921
distribution
p. 2647.
Ad¬
ditional Capital Stock—
New
York
Stock
Exchunge has
This:
authorized
the listing
of 54,572
■/'■;!!.:;/•/;'
company,
through
v/;!:
its
local
Lockwood,v has filed with the Zoning
9i621,195.
Construction of New
!"
attorneys, Munder, Weissman &
Board of Appeals of the Town of,
N. Y., an application for necessary permits
covering the construction of a new electric generating station to be
located
on
the
former Honeyman
estate, north of 'Csnterport on
Huntington,
Long Jsland.
Harbor, Long Island,
The company states that in accord¬
the policy that has been followed since the foundation of
it is keeping its electric facilities adequate for the total
requirements of the territory served and in anticipation of the fur¬
ther
development and growth of Long Island, it now proposes to
Northport
International Business Machines Corp.—-Listing of
The
Long Island Lighting Co.—Plans
Plant—
.
railway.—
oper,
.
/
ma'nt. & retire.
depreciation.—'—
Interest
1941
4,693,835
January 1—
.
*$10,674
$61,008-
...
Institutional
,
$15,311,875 $10,192,940
1.893.0S9
V. 160,
1,238,757
$1,101,167
63,212
2,247
revenues.-
Bal.
5,474,654
Net
Earnings—
Indianapolis Water Co.—Earnings—
Gross
Gulf Ry.—Earnings-
$360,825
207,598
'V
From January 1—
$601,925
45,438
12 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
.
from.; railway
—
ry. oper. income...
from
3,794,001
of
$17,303,603
Gross, from
6,442,643
4,975,448
railway.!!!
from
Net
"$16,450
5,776
3,604
"Deficit.—V.
.
$16,439,251
Net
17,368,623-
12.559,935
4,839,300
railway.-.
1G0.
1,450,176
income
Net
$380 790
$1.7,1;
railway.—-
From
30.999,632
16,228,069
■:
944,984
—
income
—V; 160, p.
Net
1,445,378
977.064
$58,761
411 Fed, and-local taxes
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
■
Gross
Net
Oper.,
—,
per
from
1,650„569
11,525,654
income
oper.
fixed
Net
27,957,745
7.911,536
capital stock outstanding.—V. 160, p. 2646.
Gross
2,532,070.
12,383,367
income
■
■
9.286,949
profit
-'After
•
oper.
Net
667.833
521,762
31,966,000
Period End. Nov.
.
6,436,207'
3,679,250
1,080,927
1,175,127
63,458 -' ;
72,704
70,502
103,133
facil,: rents
Other income
•
7.584.S71
{Earnings
8,151,497
$1,273,648
revenues
Railway oper. expenses.
Railway tax accruals..
Equip. & jt.
39,904,101
5,829,633
railway—!^.
from
Gross
1941
$593,832
381,132'f ; 160,723
180,158
87,976*
1944—Month—1943
1944—11 Mos.—1943
$1,334,514 $14,907 340 $15,315,754
Period End. Nov. 30—
ooer.
1942*
$765,332'
'
1—
raaway
Net ry. oper, income—
—V. 160, p. 2403.
Railway
40,866,310
16,804,465
From January 1—
$2,535,433
.32,669,000
railway-.—'
Grand Union
•
124,250
'
railway—4,794,398
from,
Net
or
'Net
1943
$886,255
415,043
114,055
Total
1941
$2,680,000
railway...—
oper.
160,
.
.
.
Co.—Earnings—
1944
$932,576
385,077
7
railway
oper.
!! 264,600
.
From Jan. 1—
—V.
the
November—
January 1—
from
from
•
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry., and director of the
Georgia Ry. and the Terminal RR. Association of St. Louis.;
of
from
168,271
1943
President
Beven,
until
1942
$3,055,000
889,982
598,209
railway.—_
railway——..
from
ry.
'
.
161, p. 8.
Total
'1943
1944
November—
from
23,647,432
29,567,155
22,483,585
of this road, died at Clinton, 111., on
Jan. 3
at the age of 58.
He was al,so, President of the Chicago &
Western Illinois
RR., Chairman of the board of the Madison Coal
Central
308,621
Kansas Oklahoma &
from
and
736,859
income,,,
9.
•
November—
Gross
rv.
Corp.
.612,355
,,
railway."——-
161, p.
Net
L.
1941
$1,792,490
686,927
oper.
Net
John
1942
$3,228,596
1,341,913
•
railway,—, :
from
18,789,854
income..'.
oper.
ry.
President Dies—-
Miscell. deuuctions from
Net
ry.
from
Net
S1.80O
44,756
$3,738,267
to
up
Grant! Trunk Western IIR.- -Earnings—
Net
from
Net
ry.
working
supply, sewage disposal and a small amount
regular facilities can be restored.—V. 161, p. 7.
Gross
ry. oper. income,—
From January 1— / /
Net
'
weighing
from
Net
Net
!!>!/'!
•
railway-,,,
Net
Net
Company Only—
2,556,902
1,811,789
income..'.
91,800
"D"!
1944
$3,760,726
1,489,385
»
oper.
21.991
&
paid—J.P.S., Co., Ltd
railway,—
from
*
.'"1-,.
:
,
27 656
21,991
58,841
"C"
City Southern Ry.- ♦Earnings—
^Kansas
Gross
$151,994
"$1,925
$6,119
27,391
"B"
Shares
Shares
r-V. 160, p. 2404.
2,974,9001,237,976
tended
tractors
-
- 1944
1943
•
1942.-•*-.: 1941
.v"
$18,975,136 $17,065,848 $15,438,229 $10,581,518
railway.— / 6,892,796
5,763,967
5,299,346
2,341,162
from
/•'
converting the generating sets, originally in¬
■
Common dividends
$1,026,342
1,178,336
railway.—
from
Gross
"sled-borue"
first
—Pref.
Gross
—%
103,647
$240,717
—Preference
$362,224
:
106,332
$267,495
Ltd.—Preference shares
Co.,
S.
P.
$736,592
1,098.816
'
■
97,221'
) Illinois Central RR.—Earnings of
Gross
Plants
Skids—
plants—designed to supply
omeigency current used by U. S. Army Engineers in meeting military
and civilian needs in occupied countries—are being completed by the
company's subsidiary at Warren, Ohio, it was announced on Dec. 29.
Generating units of 246 to 640 horsepower are being mounted on
velded
steel
platforms, or
"skids," produced at the Warren City
Manufacturing Co.
The skids permit immediate operation of the
jiowlfrXplants upon arrival, without using prepared bases at their
•'
^
$95,296
160, p. 2403.
Illinois Terminal RR.
Vomited
-
2402.
p.
J.
—V.
$281,739
$538,588
$526,675
$512,511
..
railway.—.
from
7
*•
■'
'
$91,197
97,316
—
bonds.
inc.
' '
adj.
on
bonds
8,560
$24,368
dividend requirements:
Preference
'•
Gross from railway— 205,013,539 192,846,176 160,710,830 110,816,451
Net from railway.
' 72,349,944
65,870,104 54;268,771 30,207,598
1942
1943
1944
—
from
Gross
"V-"'
From January 1—
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings
Novembei
•
$2,548,086
1,480,461 / 1,521,744
available
November—•
,v
railway.—_
oper.
160.
$2,217,053
136,850
interest
adj.
on
—V.
$843,281
Gro.-s-from
rv.
$232,147
133,255
—
$567,885
oper,
Net
194:1'
*.
1943
$884,063
263,168
^
From Jan. 1—
Net.
$224,452
Deficit
1942
/y 1944 '
$878,344
railway——_
300,533
November— '
Gross lrom railway
from
103,066
income
Income
y
Int.
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Net
;' $2,445,020
99;955
income
Net
$344,364
8,525
-
/,
November—
$3,434,995
$2,461,385
2542.
p.
$223,170
8,977
$2,117,038
8,612
charges
Net
.
160,
N $215,840
income
Gross
Income
for
$122,020
$234,968
__—-:_
Balance
—V.
—
income—
income
Operating
6,054,844
6,352,939
550,922
583,613
Operating exps. & taxes
13,821,542
11,960,529.
1944—Month—1943 - ; 1944—11 Mos.—1943
$799,453
$774,092 $8,470,037 $8,499,864
revenue—
oper.
Dr3M(f
,
$22,213
deductions
Earnings—
Manhattan RR.—November
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
Gross
4,982,706
5,817,835
668,000
608,038
amortization
Provision
$4,095,608 $49,2}3,201
1,865,488
22,653,138
$4,177,981
expenses
deprec.
and
for
prov.
income
Gross
.
Income
Hudson
•
1944—12 Mos.—1943 w
1944—Month—1943
revenue
Operating
;
-Earn in gs-
Georgia Power Co.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Gross
2403.
p.
ance
the
with
company
Volume
'J~ From.Jan:11—
■
plants in
■generat.ng
cx st.ngr
Laud pui chases
Nassau
years
because „oi •• the
-of
buruea
heavy
dut es
war
of the company. It .s expected t...at many of tue war
"plants now heated on Long xSlanh: w..l continue po re^u.ra part or
•all cx tne targe power ;neeas being turn fined tnem a ad otner mdustr.a. operat ors will undoubted:y be attracted to Long island w.nin
•the /.mmed.tae puture.-Tne2>uading^of•• edditio-inl homes and apart¬
ments, together w tn ex. aas.on o. t.ifc street a.id parkV'vay 1 ght.ns iis
ecg
cenng s^axf
-
•also
expected to requ.re;larger amounts, of electriccurrent.
,y; a
ect,
Net
its i..csenb geaoiat.ng Si,al.on at G±enw„oii and tuft expans on ol its
■ s. bsuu q,..s
aim amr.mu.on hues arm'
: oh /a', oo .n.tre-.
;hons;,e post-war pi .h
providing .arger amounts or electric s-iw.ce
tor tne. rap dly ex. auuing territory
s.rveu, by tne company
as wed
.as u-sjrmg adequacy and cont.nu.ty oi
seiv.ee a gains i, such events
as
t e httrr cane
w iicn
nave
h t
Long ls.a.id w.tn'n the last s.x
"year;.
Tne u,m. any is a so planning ewvn'^emeab o. iw> gns' pro.
transmission
-acihties.—V.
IcO,
2758.
p..
'
r
.
•
1943
1S42
1941
$2,954,032
$2,065,743
376,993
39,867.645
l.I;542,2u2
32,610,242
ry.
8,206,000
0,625,573
2,807,411
3,814,038
2,030,061
"775,846
income-.;-..
"Dmlcit.^. ltO, ;p. '2754.
i
Offered
Halsey,
first and
refunding mortgage o%% bones, Series F, due April 1,
2003, at 105.38% arid accrued interest from Oct 1, 1944.
The offeiiug which was made, subject to appiovai of-die
Intestate "Commerce
scribed.
1
,
_
The
ifir-ue
awarded
was
on
'
1C4.66.
of
bid
a
Net
•
4'/2S and $8,835,000 series D 4s, all maturing April
The
Louiivi.le
and
of' debt
has
Nashville
•in
for
of
income
net
had
company
of
$ui,407,5i>2
1j4j.
lor
$21,213,757
revenues
railway
pursued a
for
since
V.
vi $239,175.
The bonds are redeemable, as a whole or
from 110%# to par, and through operation
ranging
funu,
'each
h
1077/s%
prices ranging from
at
to
sinking
plus accrued interest in
par,
case.
tne
in
and
Nashville
I.linois,
Ohio,
two
North
4,562
owns
of
miles
Missouri,
Indiana,
line
main
Kentucky,
fines
imterti
to
has
1938
the
serving
coal
have
fields
Kentucky
of'western
with
Associated
Stearns &
W.
Co.
Stuart
Halsey,
Co.,
&
Inc.,
'■
Fcnn
.
...
Inc.
Becker
G.
Wm.
Co., Inc.
<z
•
W. C. Langley Si
Burr & Co., Inc.
,
•
&
W.
Co.
&
•
American
S.
and
-
12,069
to
Bernheimer Co.
"
Biddic, Whclcn & Co.-.
'
of
as
1,
Bosworth, Chunute, Loughridge &
;
and
foi\,in&ny
made
by
this
Regulator
of
648,092
413,541
.
Co.—Output
Jan.
on
has
• 50
different war
increased so greatly
been
than
was
with
last 90
those
for
offset
contract
taken from
said,
DuToit
overall
an
Jr.,
backlog
Vice-President,
2.
including
more
Rises
approximately
the
company
which
production
the
result
days
the
of critical fire control
is the sole sup¬
company
of
terminations
items
war
some
the last six months of
during
1944,
produc¬
that Minneapolis-Honeywell's
the increase at the year-end.
on
ments,
design changes were made which
siderably more difficult.—V. 160, p. 2405.
November—
Gross
made
output
volume
con¬
•
Net
•
ry..
Gross
$1,606,463 $18,568,599
$17,232,971
12,217,203
2,501(647
2,502,163
7,982
12,633
152,831
18,579
20,822
23,142
240,329
236,912
$96,749
$92,368
$1,632,805
93,316
44,441
575,194
directors
183,176
$2,207,999
1,596,700
$2,905,078
-1,723,227
def.$46,367
$611,299
$1,181,851
$136,803
$47,197
p.
2545.
Fund, Inc.—Extra Distribution—
Dec.
on
declared
28
an
extra
of
dividend
five
•
payable Jan. 15 to
dinary payment of 17.6
paid.--V.
160, p.
Trading
9,876,934
13,593,678
4,014,738
4.371,207
3,779,699
2,381,688
1,525,467
3,321,430
2,731,212
1,373,168
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sauit Ste. Marie Ry.—Earnings
(Including Wisconsin Central Ry.j
1944
From
Gross
•
■
•
.
:
lc42
1941
$4,277,360
$3,307,149
$2,912,011
1,469,995
865,150
575,714
398,892
1,104,236
585,442
350,167
46,411,903
43,990,846
38,955,720
33,236,030
13,630,677
13.838,499
11,354,296
9,520,523
8,426,408
9,270,182
7,174,886
5,659,302
income-J
oper.
•
1943
.
from
ry.
January 1—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
railway—..—Income—
oper.
—V, 160,
986.
p.
,
,
Mississippi Central RR.—EarningsNovember—
from-
Net from
Net
ry.
1944
1943
income
28,895
$87,639
67,827
22,043
27,678
2,005,062
railway——
income—
oper.
1941
1942
$157^16
railway——£183,855
$143,918
.:
67,811 V
54,484
railway—..
33,144
10,381
1,604,484
1,494,676
1,080,792
748,763
607,647
593,086
300,519
335,056
290,065
240,958
155,529
.
From Jan. 1^-
Gross
from
from
ry.
—V.
railway
oper.
160.
2545.
p.
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
"Period End. Nov. 30Gross
revenue
Operating
1944—Month—1943
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$498,827
$484,133
$5,874,685
$5,413,267
304,172
„—
330,073
3,211,764
2,774,08?
expenses
Provis'on
for
depree
37,750
37,500
452,750
443,50(
Provision
for
taxes—
88,543
36,119
1,346.759
1,202,SIC
$68,361
$80,440
$863,411
17,563
26,213
261,903
$50,799
20,693
$54,227
$697,165
20,693
$601,503
24-3,316
$30,lGo
$23,534
$353,187
$443,849
Int.,
Corp—Registrar—
Continental Bank & Trust Co. of New York has been appointed
registrar for the preferred and common stocks.—V.
■
12,273,629
14,026,908
oper.
Gross
151, p.: 991.
income
etc.,
Net
——
deductions
incorm
Divs.
pfd.
on
stock.
$987,869
■
290,704
248,315
Lthwubacher & Co.
Chas,. W. Scranton & Co.
68,394
1404.
Manufacturers
The
317,937
cents
bath
was
184,874
railway
railwayincome,.-,
—V, 160, p. 2545,
ordinary
and
124,619
from
Net
distribution No. 26 of 10 cents- per share,
stockholders of record Jan. 5.
An extraor¬
cents and an ordinary distribution of 10.6
cents were made on Oct. 16, last,
Extras of 10 cents each and regular
quarterly payments of like amount were made on April 15 and July 15,
1944, while on Jan. 15, last year, only a regular dividend of 10 cents
-share
157,049
income
January 1—
Net
per
1941
ry.
646,964
142,868
Bond
$864,804,
422,444
from
2,258,114
160,
1942
$1,204,971
329,000
Net
1944—11 Mos.—1943
14.040,987
etc.- -V.
interest,
1943
$1,304,742
405,057
railway
oper,
From
Net
246,434
lit
1944
$1,252,269
railway——,^
from
Net- from
railway——
$3,893,252
.NeiL'from railway—892,921,
1,231,886
l_*
Manhattan
.
345,771
'
November—
Earnings—
$190,065
'income
The
CO.
577,867
have
Gross
1,397.328
(Drill
Reynolds & Co.
Si
628.276
339,931
Net
1944—Month—1943
income
"Rentals,
Inc.
ItUSi
Co.
40,072
1.348,166
Honeywell 'employees in Minneapolis alone turned out more than
$55,000,000 worth of war materials during 1944, he said, lifting the
total above that reported for the previous
year.
Unit production was
maintained, he pointed out, despite the fact that in all major instru¬
a
Hirshberg, Inc.
Broc ko, Tindall 6s
55,771
1,373,674
2';
487,594
which were
V
BroAe, Stakes & Co.
25,165
1,628,713
227.255
Mr.
specific
on
•
income_i__ 1—
oper.
income
Net
Riter & Co.
Co.
6o,ulO
23,028
Advanced'scheduling during the
plier,
$50,000
next,
is
(Dr)_-
I
iv—xscher, Pierce Si Co., Inc.
Hitinholdt & Gardner
A
Co. -1
$130,858
76,268
income,—
instruments,
Redemption-—
Feb.
Co.
Piper, Jafiray & Ilopwood
\
Bior 3d & Co.
Monroe
•
,
$1,729,920
^■Deductions
Ferrin, West & Winslow, Inc.
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
Jack M. Baas & Co.
.
$141,911
2405,
p.
announced
tion
207,039
rents
ry.
Gross
Park-ShaughneSsy & Co.
Patterson, Copeiaiid & Kendall,
•
19'1
1942
.
28.840
railway—_
oper.
160..
Gross
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc.
&
.
Robbins
&
rents
lac.
Net
The Onio Co.
Barrow, Le^ry &, Co.
exemption.
tax
^recently that the- company entered 1945 with
approaching its highest peak, George A. DuToit,
shares.—
approach to farm and garden crops."—V. 160, p. 2545.
Equipment
Alfred O'Gara & Co.
.
of
1,536,359
MiimeapoIis-IIoneywell
W
emphasis
growing
-^'3-.—
Joint
Co.
Biair
the
of
expenses—-...1
V
Parker & Redpath
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
BraUn,
shares
'
redempt'on
for
revenues
Nusioch, Baudean & Smith
Bleichroeder, Inc.
1943
H
.
Military .demand
Inc.
H. Newoold's laon & Co..
■:
railway—■
instruments
Robbins, Inc.—Creates New Department
&
Operating
Other
Securities
Nonii &
Co.
Aub &
Auchiut'ioss,
William
-
plant diseases,
department,
Taxes
Ncwburger Si Hano
Corp.
"Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
and
•
Cabot
&
Na. hville
..Allison-Williams Co.
Bauin,
from
;
67o
Operating
Inc.
St. Louis Co.
■
A. E.
called
been
Period End. Nov. 30—
NlUiianey; Ross 8c Company •
Murpney, Favre Si Co.
Deinpsey <&; Co,
Atwiil
*•
ivlos.e & Moreiand
Co.
Kean, Taylor & Co.
ArnUold
'
Maine Central RR.—November
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
"Grah. tn, Pardons & Co.
Swiss
'
•
>
this corporation has created
animal' remedies and agricultural chemicals,
and
scientific
Co.
J. Merieka & Co.,
Moors
Newton
.
;
-
Berwyn T. Moore & Co.,
Putnam & Co,
M.
.
Minsch, Monell & Co.
Inc.
Hornblower & Weeks
Anthony
v
Milhous, Martin & McKnight, Inc.
Lw. & R. C. Miller. -;:r■
H. M. Byhesby and Co.,
'Havden, Sionc <fe Co.
E.
Mather and
Metropolitan
Co.
TucKer,
•-
project
Si22,37'5
$133,995.
' -:y 42,540
income,
Jan. 1—
ry.
4.
au-
increasingly aware of the recognition being
given to anilnal health the country over," Mr. Murray said.
"Cur¬
rent
estimates
indicate an
annual
loss of 3750,000.000 in livestock!
alone..
Roughly, one-third of our 67 wholesale drug divisions are
already reporting substantial growth in the sales of animal remedies.
And what is* happening in animal husbandry is being paralleled in the
E. Hasten & Co.
A.
Morris
'HaJlgarietf & Co.
.'
Inc.
,
Mwran & Co.
iviasoii,
v
Wertheim & Co.
A.
*
27,325
from
.
recognition
lviascn-Hagah, Inc.
Co.
&
Co.
&
Hutchinson
Burns Si Corbett,
Si Co.
Marx
,
Schoeljkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
,
Lyons & Co.
l.iartin,
Co.
Co.
Phelp
L.
MeMataer
Ladenburg, Tnaimunn &
tc
308,523.
of
number
remedies for
new departiment'v of i
according to
William J.
Murray Jr.,'President, who announced on Jan. 3 the ap¬
pointment- of Dr. Walter Cecil Butler of Fort Worth, Tex,, to head the
In
south-
and
benelil
the
1944
railway-—_
trom
Net
—V.
debentures, due by extension in 1948, at
int.
Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust Co.. trustee,
St., New York,'N. Y.—V. 160, p. 1527.
and
new
Underwriters
Glore, Porgan <sc Co.
Otis
reduced
been
PG2648.
animal
in the offering are:
Bear.
303,400
the
in
increase
an
stockholder is to receive 1.4 shares of new preferred
McKesson
and
Tennessee,
Carolina,
Virginia,'
of
afforded
not
This
.
.
from
"McKesson
List
be
will
jobs.
many.
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and
Louisiana.
The principal lines include those from Cincinnati to New
Orleans, from Cincinnati to Atlanta, from Louisville to St. Louis, and
Virginia,
stockholders.
and
snares;
Wall
16
piovlrie
of the New York Insurance
construction and to relieve unem¬
provisions
housing
railway-a—^
Net
' -•;
recapitalization
of
plan
tne
operac.ve
from
Net ry. oper.
-
Louisville
The
.'branches
of
declared
15-year sinking fund
101
will
and
war
under, the
promote
to
and
from
IC- From
Recapitalization Operative—
C-ass, A
160,
of
the
the
undertaken
designed
Gross
McCord Radiator & Mfg. Co.—Partial
1945, of
in part, at prices
First Avenue and
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
.yI.-*
below,
Co.
Mig.
to. .common;stock
There
•'4an annual sicking fund payment, commencing with Oct. 1,
residential
park-like
company's intention was made on Jan. 2 by
Chairman of the Board, who said construction
of
Ecket.
November—
of common by surrender of each Class A share
and
all
rights, to accumulated and unpaid dividends amounting to
$19.50 per..share.
,:A-■
"l lie
recapital.zaticn plan does not effect operation of the sinking
fund
for
retirement of
the
company's present fund.ng stock
which
is to be
As long as any of the series P bonds are outstanding there
&
plan
Each
with $208,799,302 and
months of 1944, operating
10
firot
further
a
in
after
ployment,
stock, plus one share
compared
1942,
the
P'or
Rad ator
par
tim*zed
$178,278,652 and net income amounted to $14,439,408.
were
build
to
Under the plans, as outlined, it is expected that the site will contain
approximately 15 acres.—V. 160. p. 333.
•Net
directors' have
stock
B
and
$168,824,550
of
be
Law,
129,268
provides for an authorized issue of 37,947 shares of new
preferred stock carrying a $2.50 cumu.atjve dividend rate and
redeemable at $50 per share and a change in name of the o.d Class
the
and
operating revenues
McCord
The
'no
years
will
•
H.
•
begin
$2,000,700
%
.
approved by the
1, 2003.
number
a
through
and
.
RIcCord Corp.—Calls $50,000 of Debentures—.r
Plan of
1953.
The
A
reduction
130,176
$184,958
$2,315,180
11,737
$269,820
income-
160, p. 2404.
The
ca.l for redemption^ on
Jan.
1, 1345, of $11,000,000 of bonds,
the payment of-.certain,
'equipment obligation^, tue funded debt, incluoing equipment obiigat
'tions, was reduced by $14,514,556 in 1J44.
The interest requirements
"for one year on funded debt and equipment ob igations as of Dec. 31,
1944, after giving effect to the January 1 redemption and the present
'financing, amount to approximately $6,959,08./, or 31.9% lower than
policy
11,518
rv.'.' oper..
See
Morgan ht.uv.ey & Co. bid 1C4.3 66 for the istue.
Proceeds received oy the rci.roeci, ..t^e-her with treasury funds
"required, will be used l'or the retirement or redemption, on or before
r
April 1, 1946, at 105% and accrud- intere t, oi the fol OAing first and
'refunding mortgage oonda: $14,000,000 series B 5s, $31,000,000 series C
A
:
is: planning
Announcement
640,429
71o,480
1
j
•■
New!York City., This new community will be known
Cooper; Villa go' and will house about 6,000 persons.
:
?
will
Gross
—V.
j
••■■
facility, rents (net
debit)
investment group
An
66,600
'Joint
4'::
•%
Community—
company
Frederick
$2,770,397
$3,160,786
$263,295
60,847
*
o versub¬
been
CominLiion hiias
$341,685
rents
;
-
met'debit)
Equip.
'heaued by
.
8u,449
The
'asPeter
1944—11 Mos.—1943
Railway oper. income-
large gioup of underwriters headed by
Sun rt & Co., inc., on Jan. 4 oifeied $53.8 i5,000
2758.
p.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.—To Build New Resi¬
dential
the East River,
$1,745,476 $19,517,595 $18,102,412
1,112,10)
10,953,601
10,836,892
237,000
4,537,400
3,688,500
7^,6/2
865,8U8
8U6.623
.
676,000
Louisville & Nashville RR.—-$53,835,000 Bonds
—A
160,
;,cQmniunity to the north' of.East 2Gth Street, between
Ry.—November -Earnings—
$1,897,934
■Railway oper: expenses3''.
796,800
'„,i■
merit.".—V.
;
i'
VJtshltA
Railway oper.:.revenues-
ta/ivS
"72,653
;
*
V Ij44—Month—1943
Period End. Nov. 30—
"302,849
.
■
Loui-iana & Arkansas
V.
204,948
;■1
41,612,077
ra.lway—^
oper.
authorized by
(3)
Purchase by Harrisburg Gas Co, of. a gas- p.ant serving 1.204 cus¬
tomers,in Elizabethtown and Marietta and adjoining areas for $80,000.
The PUQ'ordered1 the proceeding', completed before Feb; 28, and con¬
ditioned
its
approval with a requirement the Allentown-Bethelehem
•company dispose Qf> t-he Hamburg gas facilities before June 30 be■cause
its inclusion- in .the Allentown area is "not a logical develop-
24,708.079
123,223
h':.../-,;'
from
Net
The transfer,
...
"
$3,277,005
;
438,22.2
"74,544
670,273
•Federal income taxes-—
:
,
10 540 933
iroln
Edison Co.
,
Acquisition by Allentovvn-Bethlehem Gas Co. of gas properties
serving 13,586 customers in Easton and other Northampton County
(1)
24,057,725
1944
•;:•;
From January 1—
Gikss
PUC, provides:
37,977,499
$3,4uG;570
;
and
•Earnings—
-
"rai.wlKhA-A'"
hNA''ry. oper, '1-iboiiio.-^
>;eteb,;ri.c
on
22,641,358
Net. from
reprcsexuaLve of the company s.ated t.iat t.».s power plant proj¬
the bu.id.ng o„ an q,ddit.oiial 6^,000-vo,p trar.sinission iine trom
duot
75,572,380
,.,communities and Hamburg, Berks County, for $1,345,000.
.7<:November— •;
.
Metropolitan
gas companies of
108.585,882
190,493,169 152,403,181
62,698,269
,83,182,527
22,871,255
23,978,143
196,140,879
.
p.;;2.758.
160,
Long Island RR
;
,
.from"railwayjh:,rA
ry, '.ojjer. hncumcA-
Net
'-r-V.
the
upon
111
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
\--y 1 V 1
i-.ohi" UilwayeuhJ
GivA
•Net
nary" engineering designs have been under
and an earlier, app.icatlo-i hn.t. been r>
and pre! m
.-•Way. it-r tne past two
omy:
be coordinated with
u.id Suffolk Counties.
steam generating station to
modern
another
erect
its
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4349
161
Co.
hAtea;ongobd-:&: Mayer
Frur.k 3. Cohn & Co,
Caldwfll
John
C.
3.
Phil ips
P.: Caav'Ii
.
City £"curhief; Corp.
Cohu & Torrey
C.
Surop hire
& Co.
Ciuhenden
Dail
Union
,s
A
•
'?
•
<
)
r
Thomas H.
The
of Michigan
'Fo'ger,
Inc.
Nolan,
Foster
&
Corp.
E.
Corp.
:
•
"
Ellis
Green,
Grecnman
Si
&
Towm.cnd,
.
H.
Inc.
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee
Gregory & Son,
II.
Woil
'v-
Jones
Kalman
&
Co.,
Thomas
Harold
Kemp & Co.
Kidder
&
&
Co.
Co.
&
'-'vh :%;•
Co.
9,
000
SEC
&
Co.
Inc.
E.
Wood
Si
214%
counts
cept
Dulles & Co.
F.
Yantis
&
Co.,
the
Inc.
able
JLocwi & Co.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
and Year
rate, of
.
income
.
at
incurred
incurred
to
of
no-
indebtedness
in
MUA
1942
1941
6.927,452
7,033,637
7,125,993
3,153,143
2,108,206
2,050,051
3,242}026
2,062,735
from
from
$0.57
Net
ry.
Authorized
Feb.
9,
1942
to redeem $3,000,due Feb. 9, 1945,
and
the
exceed
such
the
or
in
ordinary
subsid'aries
time
of
annum,
to
subsidiaries,
course
MUA
or
and
of
business
and
ex¬
subsidiary'of
another
the aggregate of
except taxes and accounts pay¬
$7,000,000,
that
indebt¬
another subsidiary of MUA shall at no time exceed
160,
p.
ordinary
2348.
course
of
business
and
and
p.
2545.
1944
railway——.
1943
1941
1942
$243,395
£178,350
$163,947
35,543
24,847
29,978
6.917
3,183
1,498
.8,734
"12,720
2,343,416
1,993,439
1,553,937
! 1,241,107
568,796
280,722
305,084
234.375
177,512
25,988
49,799
"48,29,J
railway
income
eper.
from
Net
from
railway—
ry.
rail way. 2
Harrisburg
by the Pennsylvania
'140.
$103,740
P.
2545
P.
Missouri Illinois RR.—EarningsNovember—
Gross
from
Net
Net
ry.
1944
.
*
railway
1943
1941
1942
$307,116
$290,878
$313,085
$236,667
107,680
66,029
134,728
26,680
163,173
"13,556
107,718
3,196,169
3,958.699
3.041.948
2,446,672
1,294,186
1.357,434
1,594,093
536,861
394,078
526,240
from
railway.——.
oper. income.—
-
40,04>j
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.
railway
oper.
income...
"Deficit.—V.
160.
1,168.795
558,2)5
;
p." 2405,
Monogram Pictures Corp.
,
utility companies have
—
income—
"Deficit.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Earnings for Nine Weeks Ended Sept. 2, 1944
Ntet
Allentown
160,
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings-
except
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Sale of Gas Properties—
mission
&
November—
Gross
Net
the .application of the company to is¬
note dated Feb. 9, 1945 and due Feb.
dated
note
214 %, per
payable
shall
treasury.—V.
to Date
$17,862,227 $17,138,414 $15,510,183 $10,186,529
railway-
granted
unsecured
indebtedness
edness
oper.
2
214
unsecured
$1,000,COG.—V.
■Net
100,G00
that all or any part of the prin¬
cipal amount may be paid at the election of MUA at any t;me upon
not less tban 30 days'
prior written notice, and that the aggregate
of the indebtedness of MUA and its subsidiaries, except taxes and ac¬
at .the
Co.
its
From Jan. 1—
Associates—Notes
Utilities
Jan.
on
$3,000,000
MUA
1943
''.$282,555
$0.45
$317,209
$0.46
share———
common
per
in
Missouri
$346,584
by the First National Bank of Boston.
The note to be issued provides that interest will be payable monthly
Leedv, Wheeler & Co.
1944
1,107,800
—r..,;,
held
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
November—
966,273
135,000
L.
1.C48, payable to the First National Bank, Boston,
Arnold
Co., Inc.
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Earnings for November
'
.profit J
The
sue
Wurts,
S.
441,051
31,000
—...
160, p. 2405.
Voolfolk, Huggins & Shober
.
1942
1,554.384
Net
Co.
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Inc.
;
SEC has approved the proposal of the company to redeem all
18.246 outstanding shares of $7 preferred stock, par $100, at tho
redemption price of $110 a share, plus accrued dividends to the date of
redemption.
The. company proposes to finance the transaction out of
Gross
White, Hattier & Sanford
Inc.
provisions
V'"'v
Massachusetts
■
The White-Phillips Co., Inc.
Edward D.
M.
—V.
•
Corp.
Wheeiock & Cummins,
I-,;r;i,;
Hilsman: & Co.,
Co.
tax
contingencies—
To Redeem Preferred—
The
$4,693,432
1,383,828
——
its
cash
1943
789,26(1
Dabney & Tyson
Westheimer
,r,-
Hirsch & Co.
A.
Si
.Weil &
Ira
J.
Net
Watkins, Morrow Si Co.
Weeden
Haupt & Co.
Hrller, Bruce & Co.,
Inc.
Wainwright Si Co.
Washburn
Anderson
Cook, Inc.
Hill & Co.
C.
for
Earnings
Wachob-Bender
Marshall
Granbery, Marache & Lord
and State
VV.'V
Temp-e Co.,
and
80
$4,701,263
$3,897,713
Federal
Stoker & Co.
Thomas
W.
Quarter Ended Nov.
for
Profit before tax and reserves-—
Thomas & Co,
First
(no par) at $41 per share, with a
dealers of 70 cents a share.
sales
Reserve
Pie.d, Richards & Co.
First Cleveland
'Earnings
Net
StileL Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Walter
Offering—Blyth & Co., Inc.,
distribution, a block of
Balance
secondary
a
1944
Co.
Ltix Sc Co.
Co.
Clement A, Evans A Co., Inc.
as
Co.
Si
Ltcrne, Agee & Leach
Co.
Trust Co.
R. L. Day &
Inc.
Wagner,
Brothers &
Stern
&
&
starkweather
2
concession to recognized
Simon & Co.
Smart
,
Cooiey fi Co,
Inc.
Co.,
&
Jan.
7,000 common shares
& Co.
Minton
M.
I.
■
Coiling rand Co.
C.
Li.l;,
offered
Showers
Robert
Co.
& Co.
Carroll
Masonite Co.—Secondary
been
granted
profit
|
Federal
|
after
profits taxes
per¬
U.^ Commission to purchase all of the
charges
and
161,
p.
and
excess
10.
$20,642
$0.02>
:
...^
Earnings per share on 458,659 shares of
—V.
income
capital stock
•
-
y
a
1941
3944
394.3
1942
$71005,"731
$7,397,165
$6,569,159
2,172,612
3,425,546
1,530,999
2,605,220
1,605,123
70,623,207
24,301,768
71.310,919
22,820,131
51,873,063
16,458,783
income-6,905,284
*Deficit.—V. 160, p. 2758.
9,127,402
November—
railway——
railway-.——
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1,561,104
income—
oper,
From January 1—
railway--—/
from
Net
railway—
from
Gross
Net
v
\
oper.
ry.
■
-
railway—
oper-. income--.
from
Net
ry.
1—
railway- 215,791,270
From January
from
Gross
Net
income—
10.
oper,
ry.
—V.
92,250,774
31,400,019
railway-
from
Net
161,
p.
Net
271.936
192,129
92,440
14,879
126,933
155,618
6,426,818
3,787,851
1,433,597
5.386,071
Net
ry.
railway——
from
Net
—V.
1,176,427
income—
2545.
cper.
160.
p.
298,599
Revamping Lacks Required Votes—
Voters
from
•
v*
the
'■
;:
failed to register the nec¬
reorganization plan for the road, an
two classes of bondholders
among
degree of approval of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
shows.
summary
7'
.
'v;
announced Dec. 29, listed 64.01% of Housatonic RR.
bonds and 49.4% of Old Colony RR. mortgage
of the total of those classes voting on the plan as favoring it.
The
summary,
mortgage
consolidated
bonds
1945,
1,
annum,
was
——
5,967,615
3,261,997
1,254,112
6,157,643
3,155,329
railway-
from
$499,288
$555,726
333,484
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1941
1942
1943
$424,072
income—
cper.
101,650,499
32,035,605
20,997,853
206,772,962 161,174,905
94,404,440 69,706,341
36,422,767 45,351,236
1944
railway———"
from
ry.
1941
$9,769,655
2,583,781
1,423,855
v
bids;.:
Boston Terminal and
'-'A
: 7
;■
the
V
.
for bonds bearing interest at'the rate of 33/4% per
The plan was submitted to security holders Sept. 26.
.7
made by ia group of 91 investment banking firms headed
All others of the 13 classes of creditors voting approved by necesby Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and has been accepted.' On this basis,
sary majorities. *
A-'y-vyA A:%"7:>.7Y%"'% 77,7 ■ %7;7.%:=;
the average
annual cost of the proceeds, to the applicant will be ?
Although approval by 66 2/3% of each class voting usually is neces¬
approximately 3.72%..
This group has publicly offered the bonds at
7102 and accrued interest,;7: <'
yY'Yy-y'' v y>y Yy.;,lYY yy/AAA^Y'1 sary for; a plan's acceptance;' the court may confirm a plan in other
circumstances, if it finds objections of a class unreasonable or holds
The net
saving of the refinancing program; is estimated at $14,-. >
that an insufficient vote of the objecting class has been cast,
In this
546,473,
computed as follows:Interest from redemption dates to
case, the decision would rest with the U. S. District Court for Connec¬
maturity dates of the $15,188,000 of extended first mortgage 3J/a% ticut.
bonds, $26,058,000 of refunding mortgage 5%% : bonds, and $6,500,000
In the Housatonic class, holders of $992,000 out of a total of $2,819,of Toledo, St. Louis & Western 4%
first mortgage bonds, is given as
000 cast ballots.' In the Old Colony group, holders of $9,969,000 out of
$44,247,513.
From this figure is' deducted $27,624,050, representing
a
total of $16,448,000 voted.
interest
on
the series D bonds to be substituted
therefor, and cal¬
Securities represented by the 13 classes voting totaled more than
culated from the approximate settlement date for the purchase of the
£260.000.000.series D bonds to the respective maturity dates of the obligations to be
redeemed, with the exception of the $10,9^0,000 note, which is calcu¬
Earnings for November and Year to Date
lated from Oct. 24, 1944, to Jan. 25, 1945, a period of three months.
1944—Month—1943
• 1944—11 Mos.—1943
Period End. Nov. 30—
The resulting reduction in interest is given as $16,623,463.
The re¬
demption premiums payable on the $15,188,000 of extended first mort¬
14,400,592
14,505,483 167,413,223 164,468,871
Total oper. rreVenue_^
gage 3Vi% bonds of 1%, and on the $26,058,000 of refunding mortgage
909,8751,943,360
19,297,398 30,900,429
Net ry. oper. income_—
55/2%
bonds,
of
7Vz'/a, amount
to $2,106,230,
which is offset by
Inc. available for fixed
$222,180, representing the 0.529%
premium receivable on the sale of
1,480,296
2,634,681
23,564,197 34.873,574
charges
the proposed series D bonds, making the net reduction on account of
473,372
1,561,646
12,415,519 22,937,407
*Net income-—!
premiums $1,884,050, and reducing the savings ill interest to $14,^Includes accrued and unpaid real estate taxes on Old'Colony and
739,413.
The expenses of the refinancing are estimated to amount to
Boston
&
Providence
properties; also accrued and unpaid charges
$192,940, thus reducing the net savings to $14,546,473, and consist of:
against said properties for Boston Terminal Co. taxes and bond
Federal issuance tax on series D bonds, $46,200; New Yolk mortgage
interest.
■
7 '• '""AY-AAAy A
:
;7'77,77>
recording tax, $14,090; recording fees in various States, $2,250; listing
on
New York Stock Exchange,
$5,040; fees and mailing expenses of %
Net income is also after fixed charges on the present capital struc¬
trustees and paying, agents, $70,000;
printing, engraving • and signing
ture. but excluding rents under rejected leases.—V. 160, p. 2407.
new bonds, $38,150;
all other printing, $7,900; 'advertising for bids and
publication of redemption notices, $9,400Y-V.;<161, page 11.:ANew York Ontario & Western Ry.—Earnings'J"
1941
1942
j
A
sU"'
'< '< W h t
'j*"'
/'
1943
November—;
7 Y t -7:
1944
$449,214
$561,476
$645,811
Gross from railway
$687^717'
New York Central
i."<:
*23,187
68,664
48,223
Net from railway
"5,576
\
*91,0 <6
(Including All Leased Lines)
46,039
7 '.*o,796
Net ry. i oper, income—
£ 104,714
Period End. Nov. 30—
1944—Month—1943
1944—11 Mos.---1943
From January 1—
$
5,702,523
6,881,485
8,030,946
Gross from railway—
8,612.865
58,123.922 663,129,296 648,221,424
56,800,020
632,035
Railway oper. revenues1,013,209
1,092,351
Net from railway—450,818
45,943,261 481,309,522 432,045,144
45,249,163
Railway oper. expenses
*216,373
222,176
288,153
Net ry. oper. income
"717,011
5,337,902 103,019,799 118,978,662
5,020,688
'Railway tax accruals"Deficit.—V. 160, p. 2650.
1,562,251
1,576,745
17,293,305
16,753,257
Equip. & jt. facil. rents
Jan.
'.
,
$545,098
railway—_
from
Net
8,092,821
-
essary
120 investment bank-
were mailed to
;
of
bondholders
of
committees
tective
Housatonic RR.
'AYY
bonds Were
D
firms and insurance companies.
In response thereto, two
were
received^ The better bid, of 100.529 and accrued interest
3,348,103-
Ry.—Earnings-
Monongahela
November—•
Gross
'
4% bonds/•' •
of refund¬
ing
.
"
mortgage 5Va% bonds,. series A.
'YYyY YY
of the Commission states:
!•
for bids for the sale of the series
Advertisements
published and invitations to bid
■
V,
with other .funds,, used to redeem
The report
31,637,755
'1943
1942
$20,547,733 $17,374,970
8,693,488
9,185,845
8,067,522
2,646,112
2,676,477
4,052,334
1944
the proceeds,
$10,000,000. promissory note, $6,500,000 ;Of first, mortgage
the, Toledo, St. Louis & Western RR. Co., and $26,058,000
ing
*374,614
railway—_ $20 196,652
from
Gross
Net
$2,921,753
122,475
9,239,738
'
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—■
November-
of
and
interest,
accrued
Earnings—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.
Monday, January 8, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE -
THE COMMERCIAL &
3,360.195
1,824,105
■
Earnings—
Montour RR.
November-
Net
Net
iC0,
2,633,896
967,032
933,180
income—
2406.
721,409
684,000
768,347
p.
40-foot-six-inch box cars.
500 similar box cars was
l.COC 50-ton
order
An
for
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
for 500 50-ton box cars.
Vernon
All
these
of
Nashville Chattanooga &
ry.
1943
$3,721,186
Net
667,886
1,378,118
income—
310,605
432,328
641,572
160,
p.
3,368,459
income,2649.
;
-V.
5
^
l
160,
Net
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
6.850
*23,147
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
and General Manager of the Clinton Co.,
Clinton,
Iowa, a subsidiary, has been elected President of both the
parent concern and its subsiri.ary, succeeding Vincent L. Price, re¬
tired.
'L. A. Huemmler, Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer
of
the
National Candy Co., succeeds Ronald M. Bates, retired, as
Secretary and Treasurer of that company.
Richard M. Moss, St. Louis,
Mo., has been elected Chairman of the Board of both concerns. These
changes became eifective on Jan. 1. ,1945.;—V. 160, p. 2649.
National Candy
Ciizbe, Vice-President
Association, Chicago—
Registers with SEC—
iiled Dec. 29 with the
covering the proposed issuance and. sale
stock at $100 a share.
The stock" is to
more than 6%
Proceeds will be used in
The Association
.
statement
of 2,500 shares of preferred
h^ve a dividend rate of not
making loans to members of
SEC a registration
Association.
•'
•
& Electric Association—Output—
For the week ended Dec. 29, the Association reports electric output
of
11,530,597 kwh.
This is an increase of 202,687 kwh., or 1.79%,
above production of 11,327,910 kwh. for the corresponding week
a
England
New
year
ago.
increase
of
621,C00 cu. ft. in
Association—Output up 10.C6%—
England Power
New
Association
The
161,168,000 cu. ft.,
production of 155,the corresponding week a year ago.—V. 160, p. 11.
23 week is reported at
5,547,000 cu. ft., or 3.56% , above
for the Dec.
outout
Gas
cm
Gas
for the week ended
61,295,019 for the week
territory
with
of kilowatt hours available for its
Dec, 23, 1244, as 67,461,896, compared
ended Dec. 25, 1943, an increase of
reports number
Y- ' •
Dec. 16, 1944, was
\yY- "Y-YY. ■
Comparable figure for the week ended
increase of 0.32%.—V. 160, p. 2753.
10.062.
-
an
New Orleans &
November—
Cross
Net
Net
1942
$1,237,617
$1,229,604
$538,565
488.879
640,065
751; 322
279,582
"47.C56
140,958
10,^43,061
5,058.377
6.193,728
1,255,029
2,561,636
108,570
110,673 ,;:£v
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
■
railway-
railway—
New
'5,148,487
1.094,5*5
income—
oper.
'Deficit—V,
160.
13,350,067
7,323,984
1,572,677
11,926,980
_
_
Orleans Texas & Mexico
1944
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
G) ess
.'./1943
1941
1942
$1,059,502
$648,731
$361,979
413,503
702,302
1,501,168
301,609
166,998
49,498
from
from
Net
rv.
9.C45.431
8,843,143
5.919,523
2.803,945
5, J 05,983"
5,471,553
3,254,352
1.059,249
4,157,971
3,177,158
2,641,892
1,093,403
233,622
income
railway
idO.
.
railway
oper.
p.
income—
4,009,069
1,035,946
1.345.293
1,272,216
1,622,017
2,723,922
of
Court
Appeals
at
York
Jan.
2
Bank
Bank
Providence
of
court's finding that
lower
and
''
Boston.
of
The
New
York, Chic.
ICC
on
Dec.
26
&
St. Louis RR.—Bonds
refunding mortgage 33/7%
Authorized
$42,000,009
bonds, series D, to be cold at 100.529 and
authorized
the
company
to issue
160,
p.
secured creditors,
upset
this,
Net
-
the
7
Merchants
Ry.—Earnings—
decision
■ '
and
tention
curred
of
assets to
the
account
its
involved
"Each
of
these
an
2,283,714
29,996,067
176,136
176.136
1,937,497
22,188.675
1,937,636
160.
accrued
factors. was.
report
615,000
———
1,851,817
2,058,720
560,085
7,340,000
income—
of
20,137,868
'■
2546.
p.
:
19,690,954
■
ry.
and' such
was
railway-
45.982,563
income—
160. p. 2516.
21,643,421
ry.
—V.
oper.
1,328,764
77.258,816
finding that
in its
reached that they
of
in the cases cf the three banks and the Old Colony bond¬
holders. the 15 appeals concerned were rejected.
The oilier appellants
included the New Haven line itself, the Commonwealth of Massachu¬
various New Haven security holders and pro¬
■
;/■
(Wis.)- -Partial Redemp-
,AyvY . %% /■%.->:%
•
■
1
.
has
company
outstanding
1st
Ncrthwestern Pacific RR.- -Earnings1942
1941
$489,902
$466,729
$501,516
$266,282
75,430
3,054
207,149
*30,750
48,293
167,656
*64,518
'5,664,664
4,636,413
3,258,459
1,353,713
1,348,123
286,338
903,851
*107,157
1944
November—
Gross
railway.—
irom
Net
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
ry.
20,316
5,650,090
1,174.552
610,081
railway-
from
Net
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
1943
,
Y
1—
railway—
from
Gross
i.
income—
oper,
From January
160,
p.
789,815.
2407.
m
n
•.->
"'' ''.y
1944—Month—!043"lv"l94^—i2:Mos.—1943
Ohio Edison Co.- -Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Gross
Provis.'
Net
other
cxp.,,
pfd.
pfd.
891,213
9,475,857
$528,872
$681,478
$7,231,769
$7,945,181
231,616
316,964
3,854,788
3,844,601
$364,514
$3,376,980
$4,100,530
83,500
—
deducts.
etc.
Balance
-V.
on
of
3,954.755
961,865
Income
Amortiz.
4,069:218
10,511,0^3
$297 255
income
Dividends
11.586,445
326 676
173,076
1,397,064
2.076,923
$191,437
$1,979,916
S2,020,307
339.822
—
for taxes..,—
and
$32,962,239
1,027,67^:^)3.526.840
depreciation
amcrtization
Provis,
$2,927 043 ,$35,333,901
1,241,262
expenses
for
and
Int.
$3,071,821
revenue
Operating
Gross
"found no error in the District Court's refusal
either to recommit the plan to the Commission or to delay reorganiza¬
tion until the probable extent and duration of war earnings can
be
more
accurately determined, or to issue stock warrants to represent
an
equity which may develop in the future but does not presently
exist."
•'
court
* "
:Yv;%' Y
18,617.205
called for redemption on Feb. 1, next, $175,000
mtge.-3 V.i %: bonds due March 1, 1964, at 106 and
int.
Payment will be made at the First Wisconsin Trust Co., trustee,
Milwaukee, Wis.,, or at the ontion of the holder, at the Chase National
Bank of the City of New York,
11 Broad St,, New York. N. Y.. or
at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank in Chicago, 111.—V. 160, p. 2299.
The
;
'
23,480,886
Y/I,
States Power Co.
Northern
tion—
be sustained.
considered by the Commission
and the conclusion
3,036,819
3,927,738
135,336,302
railway—
from
Net
or
the Commission's
1,801,262
107,400,405
50.434,994
37,379,173
31,947,192
24,954,440
2,344,210
143,591,577
Income—
oper.
from
Gross
principal, such in¬
Improvement in the ratio of
Interest
$7,696,100
From Jan. 1—
I v "
/
1941
1942
1943
1944
railway—— $13,368,034 $14,571,959 $11,749,419
3,929,297
6 256,302
4,783,366
railway—-—_
from
Net
increase in the authorized
setts, the City of Boston,
——
from
Net
treated as un¬
The Circuit Court
Pennsylvania RR, the court wrote:
of
20,251,039
YY'.;'
2,516,432 Y 2,107,578
28,058,570
apY '
r
'Y %'y'/::Y'
I—_ ,-y.Y 49,615
48,858
580,702
_Yw_-—
funds
res,
Northern Pacific Ry .—Earn ings—
indefinite future."
appellate
2,692,568
November—
capitalization or a find¬
ing of value" for existing stock.
These were matters for its expdrt
judgment and its conclusions" are supported by material evidence.
As
the Supreme Court recognized
in the Milwaukee case, 318 U, S. at
Page 543, wartime earnings are not a reliable criterion for establish¬
ing the financial structure which is to serve the reorganized railroad
for
income—A
income
Gross
determination
current liabilities that
supplemental
21,914,504
274,171
Balance
existing stock has no value should not
fourth
23,674,928
b, 821,139
fiz
—V.
Thomas W. Swan.
Judges A. N.
concurred.
In discussing the appeals of
earnings
recent
in
2,598,272
Dr314.558
for
complaint of the equity interests is based on the con¬
during the pendency of these proceedings there have oc¬
such reductions in the debtor's secured obligations by reason
creases
9,428
2,095,784
598,784
Miscell," approps,
main
on
(netiCrs—
659,093
v ■
that
payments
3,869,923
Dr
Net
Frank
N.
Jerome
147,000,398 136,800,236
7,463,830
82,436,740
78,026,397
1,322,016
47.974,371
44,599,179
773,596
7,316,895
7,897,702
9,875
231,255
157,859
7,295,644
propiiations
National
'
written by Judge
was
$
11,120.398
funded debt—
on
Net
by the court, with
assistance from the Interstate Commerce Commission of the value of
assets to be turned over by that carrier to the New Haven.
The appel¬
late court found that the method of arriving at the allowed value of
$5,756,800 was unsatisfactory and directed that a new appraisal bef
made.
Leave was granted to the Connecticut court to review the whole
plan of reorganization, if it desired, or to consider only the matters
The
1944—11 MOS.—1943
-1943
$
expenses-
income
Sink,
upheld.
with the attehdam loss of equity.
claim
705,327
income(balance).
Gross
Int.
court held that the banks should be
Colony
1,317,644
1,049,096
1,190,691
1944—Month
OYY
remarking:
Old
The
5.101,143
2,561,108
accruals-
oper.
ry.
Other
opinion fair and equitable treatment requires
our
7,300,991
*
12,611,688
rents (neti
facil.
Jt.
that the dam¬
age
caused the banks should be made good to .them and that they
should be classified as secured
creditors to the extent which they
could have realized on their collateral had they not been restrained
from selling, and as unsecured creditors only for the amount by which
gthe debts owing them exceed such realizable value of the collateral.'-.
"In
7,717,027
2,259,253
revenues
oper.
rents
Equip.
upheld
worthless.
became
111,882
■
reorganization was filed on
Oct. 23, 1935, the Manhattan, Providence and Boston banks held New
Haven
notes for $1,000,000
and $420,000 and $500,000. respectively.
All were secured by collateral marketable at 83%
or more of their
claims.
Incident to the reorganization, ,however, all were restrained
from selling the collateral.
During the pendency of this injunction the
The Connecticut
90,454
270,635
96,782
690,781
income-..
2407.
oper.
ry.
Railway oper.
Except
The
railway
Railway tax
stockholders were entitled to no par¬
ticipation in the reorganization was
When
the New Haven's petition
collateral
1941
S452.344
209,117
-7,616,719
1,691,394
lanway—
iruin
Railway
Plea Loses—
on
1942
$726,377
$716,985
bo.odl
income
Norfolk & Western
RR.—Circuit Court
New
.
1943
•
in
Connecticut
In
National
Hospital
3,377,863
1.368,525
633,731
139,233
railway——-
Period End. Nov. 30—
action previously taken by the Federal
approval of the plan of reorganiza¬
tion for the company.
As a result, consummation of the plan, which
had been approved on March 6. 1944, will be 'delayed while the lower
court carries out rulings of the Appellate tribunal.
The Connecticut court was reversed on matters affecting bondhold¬
ers of the
Old Colony RR. and three banks that, had been designated
unsecured creditors: the Bank of the Manhattan Co., the Rhode Island
The
2406.
1944
$662,613 7
2,899,363
1,522,860
RR.—Earnings—
„
oper.
from
—V.
162,540
railway—
Jan.' 1—
Net
—V,
Ry.—Earnings-
ry.
Gross
but reversed in part,
Court
did not warrant an
$746,876
railway—
cper.
1,272,798
'
2406.:
p.
2,499,310 % 2.664.292
2,741,756
1,251,859
Circuit
current
,
826,311
railway—
from
from
Net
j
income—
2406.
S.
U.
The
"The
1941
$1,095,723
income—
November—
Net
.
stockholders, including the
,
railway-
ry.- oper.
82,904
Are Not Unsecured Creditors—Stockholder
Hand
railway-
from
from
1943
108,909
107,997
touched on in the present opinion.
Northeastern RR.—Earnings1944
103,334
7
Delay Consummation of Plan — Reversal, of
Connecticut Bench on Status of Noteholders Holds They
67,002,546,
;
•
1,744,948
990,605
From January 1—
$229,477
107,864
$224,959
to
generally,
'
Cooperative Finance
$235,354
7
A! 127,005
New York New Haven & Hartford
1949
$693,335
3,998,973
2,439,570
2407.
p.
Net
163,288
;
income—
railway——
p.
income^-
yy
District
National
160,
Net
101,779
$226,933
railway-—
railway
160,
railway..——
oper.
ry.
Norfolk Southern
1941
1942
1943
1944
oper.
Rules
V
$1,434,981 $59,008,070 $75,690,201
Y
railway——,
from
Gross
:
——---
$933,728
.
oper.
ry.
70,282
5,306,889
and
inc.
From January 1—
%<' l"vY':Y(V:
1944
Y—$1,045,485
v—
from
Net
41,519
railway-—
from
from
Net
2759,
p.
from
Gross
Inc.—Earnings—
Net loss after charges--.—
'Profit.—V. 161, p.' 11.
the
54,574,182
New York Connecting RR.- -Earnings-
#
5.Months Ended Nov. 30—
Total revenues
E.
33,652,000
$297,084
''7 82,384
48,374 7;
5,377
160,685
173,873
5,255,902
2,266,899
837,726
income--
oper.
1941
1942
$375,260 "':
$423,030
From January 1—
Gross
Gross
4,970,411
2,963,672
.116,164
/"., '
-
value.
nc par
National Airlines,
R.
3,031,888
profits taxes
excess
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Registrar—
*"
The Chase National Bank of the City of New York has been ap¬
pointed registrar for the preferred stock, $25 par value, and common
'
41,712,777
2,524,433
__
Fed.
®Incl.
Nathan
stock,
42,608,265
ry.
1.341.193
3,137,401
y
Net
17,794,196
27 .627,336
9 ,719,301
38,585,501
14,318,149
4,497,424
39,157,250
9,825,818
railway——
oper.
ry.
3,338,400
3,654,996
charges
November—
V V
1—
railway—
from
—V.
129,919
320,383
income
Net
$1,722,482
339,882
189,866
$: .486,815
] ,629,532
oper.
from
Net
.
railway—.—
from
Net
97,628,152
79.598,665
6,299,208
Net
$397,713
150,405
railway.-,-
from
1943
1944
November—
—V.
1944
From January
Gross
17,188,791
y
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
New York
80,439,361
18,091,995
6,499,812
income
fixed
Total
1941
railway—
from
Net
61,506,670
1,033,194
Income
St. Louis Ry. -Earnings—
$3,593,512
railway—_
from
Net
Total
the third
1942
November—
Gross
5,266,014
1.531,894
•
1945.—V. 160, p. 2649.
of
quarter
during
delivery
income
4,967,918
income-.
oper.
ry.
Miscell. deductions from
order with
for
scheduled
are
cars
has also placed an
'
-
Gross
...
,
,
The Atchison
Net
Other
also received from the
Pacific RR.
Southern
Mt.
Large Orders—
order with the above company
has placed an
V?
RR.—-Earnings-^'
957,254
above.—V. 122, p. 345.
Mfg. Co.—Receives
Union Pacific RR.
*
River RR.—Merger-
Chelsea RR.
&
Barre
Mt. Vernon Car
for
790,779
2,765,010
Montpelier & Wells
The
2,222,148
railway-
oper.
ry.
see
74,260
70,580
railway——
from
—V.
94,846
72,743
2,513,066
1,047,025
from
Gross
10,168
26,120
January!—
From
Net
income—
oper.
ry.
$209,941
$229,087
77,793
62,279
railway——
from
$194,134
$235,142
railway—
from
Gross
Net
1941
1S42
1943
1944
:
stock
stock
3 299
$
—
$213,755.,
160, p. 2546.
(Continued on page 145)
113
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4349
161
Volume
m
New York Stock Exchange
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
only transactions of the day. No account la taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
disregarded In the day's range, unlets they are the
York Stock Exchange
United States Government Securities on the New
Below
we
furnish
a
daily record of the transactions in Treasury and
32d of a point.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
week.
Jan.4
Jan. J
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
Daily Record of C. 8. Bond Prices
Home Owners' Loan coupon bonds on the New York Stock Exchange during the current
'•
Daily Record
Jan.o
4*8, 1947-52
Total sales In $1,000
units
2%s
—
Total sales In $1,000
,
'
•
•
v
.•■•••
High'
Low
■
11
1
(High '
Low
sales in $1,000
units
\
Total sales in $1,000 units
'
(High
112.24
[Close
112.24
2%S
1956-59
Total
5:
units
( LOW
[Close
'
sales in
■( Low
5
(High
( Low
.
1947
2s,
100.27
100.27
$1,000 units—
(High
[Close
(Close
Total
units
sales in $1,000 units
,—
High
(High
i Low
2%s, 1948-51
100.27
(High
112.24
\ Lfovi
2%s, 1945-47
Low
[Close
units
2%s, 1955-60
1948-50
2s, March
low
=>
Close
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
Tligb
__•{
2s, Dec. 1948-50
LOW
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
Low
I Close
"High
is, June, 1949-51
Low
—
[Close
s
units—
2% 8, 1958-63
(
Total sales in $1,000 units
—
(High
(Hign
\ Low
i
( Low
1949-1951
Sept.,
Is,
:
[Close
[Close
units
In $1,000
Total sales
■Total sales in $1,000 units—
(Hign
Hign
rl:•
J
1949-1951
Is, Dec.,
Low
>
Total sales in $1,000 units.
(High
High
1950-1952
28, March,
Low
1945
•{ Low
I Close
Close
Total sales in $1,000
Total sales in $1,000
units
—.
IClose
Total
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
i Low
[Close
1950-1952
Sept.,
2s,
-I Low
1948
units
s'c:
(High
SV»e.
sales
in $1,000 units
(High
( Low
1949-53
2s, 1951-1953
1 Low
—
IClose
Total sales in
Total sales in $1,000 units
.
r:
1*8, 1950-52—
(Close
(cioss
Total sales in $1,000
< Low
(close
2s
100.13
100.13
100.13
100.13
14*
J T.ow
In
$1,000 units
(High
-—{ Low
1948
101.9
101.9
100.18
[Close
Total
units—
100.14
100.14
'
V—
100.17
100.15
In
$1,000 units
100.17
Home
5
*4V>
'
100.17
Loan
Owners
(High
2
£•
.
sales
101.9
100.17
100.14
Total sales in $1,000 units
10
{ Low
[close
[Close
1%S
(High
•!
100.17
l*s, 1945-1947
.
(High
in
1953-55
Total sales
7
100.18
Low
(Close
100.13
100.13
$1,000 units—.
100.18
(High
Total sales
in
100.28
(Close
100.11
( Low
IClose
2*s, Dec., 1964-1969
2
f High
( Low
(High
100.28
Total sales In $1,000 units
—(
100.17
"
(High
2*s, June, 1964-1969
100.17
100.17
units
100.28
1 low
Total sales in $1,000
sales
Total
Holiday
i
Holiday
(Close
»
1952-54—
Dec.,
2s,
Total sales in $1,000 units
1963-1968—.-
5
[Close
( High
2*8,
:
,
units
2*8, 1962-67
Low
IClose
(High
—A Low^
1952-54,
June,
2s,
( Low
2*8, 1956-58
V.
•
———
Total sales In $1,000 units
(High
Total sales in $1,000
100.25
$1,000 units
19§1*55
£a.
Total sales in $1,000 units
*%S, 1952-54
100.25
High
(High
—
Low
■
100.25
[Close
(High
t*B,
Low
I Close
Close
2*8,
Low
[Close
Close
s
2%S. 1960-65.
13
.
]
2Y«s, 1954-58
[Close
Total sales in $1,000
100.19
—
(High
( High
\ Low
2%B, 1956-59
100.19
—
„
[Close
Total
units
3s, 1951-55
Total sales In $1,000
_
Holiday
2Y4S, 1952-55
[Close
Total sales In $1,000
100.18
100.18
Low
(
[Close
(High
Total sales in $1,000
100.20
100.14
100.14
Total sales in $1,000 units
] Low
Total sales in $1,000
100.18
100.14
"
„
■
1
(High
2*s, 1951-53
$1,000 units
3s, 1946-48-.
t
1
(Close
■
Close
Total sales in
100.16
(High
( Low
/
3*8, 1949-52
1
Total sales in $1,000 units
.
c
'
100.16
$1,000 units
2*s, 1967-72
Low
Jan. 5
100.16
100.14-
100.14
2
:
Close
,
in
Holiday
Total sales in $1,000 units
'
100.14
100.10
j Low
Total sales
High
■
100.10
10
[Close
units
3% 8, 1946-49
100.10
100.10
$1,000 units
2%s, 1966-71
(Close
/
Jan. 4
Low
1965-70
[High
(High
.
Jan. 3
100.10
fHlgb
Total sales in
\ Low
S%s,, 1946-56
Jan. 2
100.10
Close
Treasury
f High
1 Low
[Close
Treasury
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
U. 8. Bond Prices
of
100.11
100.15
100.17
100.11
100.15
100.17
Low
(Close
100.17
100.17
—
*Odd
1
10
10
1
$1,000 units
Total sales
in
$1,000 units
lot sales.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
8
per
$ per
share
share
*111*
112*
*61 *
*61*
66
Jan. 3
Jan. 4
S per share
63%
63*
63*
*111*
112*
*111%
112*
*61*
66*
63
64
112*
66
*62
66
Sales
Friday
t per
nm£
10
9%
10*
10*
10*.
68
*69*
70*
70*
73%*:.
80
13%
13*
14*
14*
14%; '
14*
33
34
23*
39*
98
*23
23*
39*
98
6*
173*
39%
*98
2%
——
3
3
36
36%
60
28%
*59
60
28%
28*
*89
94
*91
13%
152
31*
*.
For
23
23%
23%
40%
40%
41%
99
99
99
3
2%
36%
60%
61
28*
176
*174
36%
95
6%
6 %
•
28%
*89
13*
'
13%
13%
153*
155%
■
38
61*
29*
95
13%
156
6*
175
3
6*
175
37%
3*
38'*
61*
61 V4
28%
*89
29'A
95
14
14
156
157
40%
*97
6%
*175
footnotes
see
page
123.
Address-Mutigr
41%
9.100
60%
14 y4
158
16
15%
16*
16%
16*
16%
31%
31*
32%
32%
32%
32*
29*
v
15,700
14*
-17
33%
&
Gold
Min
Albany & Susquehanna RR
1.300
Allied
Chemical
1,800
6,500
Allied Mills Co Inc
&
Dye
Sep
3
66
Nov
3
14
Dec 15
7%
Dec 30
24* Oct 18
25*
Feb
32* July
;
14% Jan
21* Mar
53
Jan
26* Jan 31
19* Jan
g
64
33
-
41%
Jan
52
July
Jan"
57 %
~Sep
Jan
13
Apr
37% May 18
43
July 15
38%
Jan
48%
75
Jan
13
100
Dec 26
67
Jan
76*
Sep
5* Apr
18
7% July 13
Jan
7%
Apr
3
Mar 29
181
Nov 21
3(4 Dec 16
Jan
128*
Dec
10
37
Allied Kid Co
63* Mar
115*
2
Corp
1
5*% pf A with $30 war
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allen Industries Inc...,
Jan
Nov
35%
10* Dec
124
2,200
51%
108
8
100
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
64Mb Jun 23
114
Jun 12
Highest
I per share
par
Allegheny
,
I per share
100
No
Inc
Vicksburg Ry
Juneau
share
10% Jan 27
.
1
Par
10
Corp
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd
95
159
Alaska
40
.
Reduction
Alabama
14.800
6%
178
3*
Air
80
100
2,400
15%
--
600
No
Corp
per
13
24
8* Aug
25
;
I
Dec
Jan
47
2.50
Co
Co
23*
52* Feb 21
108* Nov 21
No par
Express
500
32,500
29,300
28%
Steel
Adams
33*
39*
*89
Motors
Adams-Millis
63%
3
Acme
600
*
100
Year 1943
Lowest
Highest-
t per share
No par
preferred
ACF-Brill
12.900
37%
31%
16
31*
23%
153 *
13%
154
*15%
3
33
40*
6*
173*
33%
99
1
99
6%
■
;■
*32
23*
23 %
40 %
34
*33
34
*171 *
6%
*171*
36%
10,000
14%
9%
4%
.Abraham & Straus
80
13%
Abbott Laboratories
.
10*
68
Lowest
Par
400
65%
13%
33
;
112*
*62%
10
10*
'13%
Range for Previous
.
Range for Year 1944
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
63
63
NEW
for
the Week
Jan. 5
68
10
*66
.tSTOCKS
"
■j
$ per share
t per share
*62
64
•62*
Mil*
Jan. 2
Thursday
Tuesday
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
■:
AND HIGH 8ALE PRICES
Wednesday
Monday
Saturday
No par
.—100
1
No par
—8
No par
2
Jan
23* Jan
3
38
4
24 %, Apr 19
70
Jan 21
Dec 20
62
Jan
9V4Jan
141
3
Apr 26
13% Mar 18
29
Aug 15
Dec
7
29% July 5
91
Dec 20
15% Oct
157
7
Dec 16
16* Feb
5
35% Mar 27-
3%
85
A Jan
•
Jun
3% July
Jan
32%
13
Jan
45%
18*
Jan
31* July
64
Jan
75
7
Jan
6*
11*
165
Sep
Sep
May
Jun
July
140*
Jan
10%
Jan
14% May
16%
Jan
37%
Nov
7
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
$ per
share
per
Jan. 3
22
1017,a
38%
•39
113 %
114
23 %
114
23'A
2374
2374
42 V
42V.!
44 %
21
21%
74'
*72%
17 >a
2
28%
29
a
46
47
21V2
.
182
12%
12%
12
12 »4
93 Vs
92%
93%
7 1.700
184
*182
*182.
40%
39%
40%
9d7/8
98
98 V
27 Va
2 7'4
27 '4
27.%.
27%
27'/a
I 2.300
110%
110%
27
110*4
32 "2
UOV4
110
110
125 V/2
125 Vs?'
125%
125%
13*4
19 Va
107 Va
33 Vi
106*4
3%
10*4
11
27*8
27
27%
'-•
11
27%
28
8.000
I
"
3%
J 1«/.
■27%
27'4
2%
34
3*4 4
v4
20
.
3.000
f 3,000
2 Vs
2%
;li.4ou
96
90
96
96 Va
96
96*4
96*4
97
97%
97%
K 1.400
20%
20 7 8
20*8
20 7 it
21 '4
22
21%
22
21%
22%
16,800
93
93
9214
92*4
41
41
'•
9 1
277V
108;%
22%
41 Va
43
66
6678
60 %
60:%
11*8
74%
,
42
*41 Va
13 %
26 %
42
42
*41 Va
2%
65*4'
65
65*4
64%
60
59%
60%
58*4
12
11%
llVs
12 Vs
12
178
•*176
176
178
182
>179
178
15*4
15*4
16%
16
16%
16
75%
75'4
77
76 Va
78
77%
18%
18 Va
i8%
19%
1974
18 Va
18
18
17%
*43 7
..
18%
27*4
65*4
:
10618
5%
46%
66
.
67
66
145'4
145*4
i,
157V
■
1457V
47%
1197'a
*119
119%
*119
15%
8%
8*4
997a:
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99%
9
9%
9
119
9 7V
*.99%
9
5%
5*4
..
*247a
25
.
387V
.
112
112
*112
113 'V
14
14
14%
3%
6 7a
104
44
111
*11174
a
$5
447V
67/«
53
6%
■
67/ar
114
457V
:
45%
.
45%
*11%
10%
: 14,200
Am
300
•>
5 °tt
Am
21.100
V*
L'-
;
-
-.
*106
107%
*106
Andes
A
400
84.000
-1
1,200
V
:>
-83%
827V
1037a
1037a
53%
53 7a
52
35%
357a
357V
35%
75
83
75
80
30%
31
113
1127a
18*8
57 %
56 Vz
60%
116*4
*116
116%
10%
10%
777a
5*4
38%
60*4
32
32%
.•
*5674
61
*116
*18%
•
11
117V
80%
17%
18
6 Vs
5%
67V
67 s
25 7b
26 Va
26
26%
26 Va
2,300
74%
12%
13
12%
13%
12%
13%
227a
22*a
22%
22%
13 74
14%
14
11%
17%
6
'161
Aug
Jan
45
Apr
19
141'/a
Oct
151% Aug
12
19%
Jan
29*4 May
9
10
152% Dec
.
11.500
33%
Atl
G
270
4%
6,700
113
Atlas
Jan
33
Jun
111
Jan
7
132
115
Aug
3
577« Jan
3
No
-—
4,200
11%
79%
9.800
6%"
•
253.900
84 Va Jan
par
Jan
3
Feb
16
24% Jan
$5
Aviation
65*4 July
129%
Jan
146% July
6%
Jan
>
32
12% July
49%
Jan
Sep
121% Aug
Jan
3%
i2r% July 11
10% Aug 12
63% July
Jan
115%
'■>9
May
8874
Nov
Nov
23
53%
Jan
»9%; D?c
13
3%
Jan
July
Dec
13
,55%
Jan
;79% July
107
•
65
(
7%
Apr
5
3%
Nov
Dec
16
42%
Jan
5474 Mar
26
29% Dec
30
24 Va
Nov
3174
24
39
Dec
30
24
Jan
29%
Jan
7
16 Vs
Jan
23% July
111%
Jnn
j Nov 17
112
9% Jan
2Vs
2
3
47/8 Apr
.5
10
Jan;
Jan
42
par
19
28% July 20
117% May 26
14%
Apr
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
47*4
Sep
5
3
Jan
6*4
Sep
9
46
Jan
75
7
49
Jan
84
Dec
28
30
Jan
40%
Jun
6%
Jan
10*4
Jun
4%
Jun
Jun
6% July
Jan'
9
107 % Dec
Jan.'
%
3
119
Jan '
par
-No
35% Apr
18
46% Jun
9% Feb
17
1
—_—.100
100
.
<
par
—-
100
RR
i
3
>8Jan
12Va Jan_
4
85% Jan
3
May 19
94% July
Jan
39%
Oct
Jan
108%
Nov
17
Jan
7
106% Dec
11
66
Jan
Dec
20
24%
Nov
387a Nov
3
19
Jan
29
44
18%
25% Jan '•;. 3
Feb
25
15
107% Feb
18
11% Jan
3
53% Jan
52 'A A»r
v
7
19
May 26
31
112
No par
No par
14 Va Mar
No par
——5c
66
3
Jan
29
100
20
100
—5
—50
(The)—
59
6
83% Dec
7
—
97% July
108 Va Nov
14
—.———
15%' Jun
Jan
3
24% Jan
-—_—100
10%
Jan
19
82
55
>: 76
Nov
44%
32% May 17
106
Apr
14% Dec
3% Jan
25
19
7
3
67%. July
Jan
90 Vb
July
33
May
36%
Oct
Jan
68
Oct
Jan
28% May
V
Sep
113%
Mar
Oct
9
17*4 Dec
7
V6%
Jan
13% May
57 Va Oct
2
50%
Jan
57
Jun
12
52
Jan
120*4 Aug 14
113
Jan
114
62
20
Dec
13% May
84% May
-
Dec
Jun
16
(Dec
Jun
2%
Jan
28%
Jan
85 Va
Aug
30
374
Nov
674
Apr
8
9
157a Nov 28
6
Sep
68*4 July
123
7%
22
•
Jan
7
Sep
Jan
53 Va Jan
59'/» Jun
preferred
;
6%
103% Jan
.1
Corp
45% Sep
Dec
72%
V
113% Nov 27
33
8%
1%
30
113
—100
-.25
par
19
Dec
3
Lines..
No
197 b Dec
Jan
90
preferred
series A—
V
12% July 10
13% Jun 28
par.
Apr
Mar
116
34
12
4% Aug 30
57
Apr
16
•V 14% Dec
.5
>
of Del
Jan
Jan
—
Corp
Jan
43%
20
Corp
Nichols
Co.
42 Va
12.50
No par "
20
-—-.5
Goods
prior A—
158% July
Jan
127%
25
Co———No
Line
Aug
13
v
6% July
4
44
323/4
July 14
75.-.
100
3
67% Jan
^50
preferred-;
Autocar
3
6
,_100
pref
conv
10
% Jan
<
.
Jan
No par
Powder
Austin
26
3
25
Refining-..
Covp_
3
19
74
SS
I
Atlas Tack
350
17*4
W
7
116% Apr
6% Jan
par
Jan
21%
75
Jan
39% Apr
91
16
July 11
152% July
6
15% Dec 20
49 > Jun 28
.
8% Jan
139
10
,—14
-.100
22
1667a Dec
156
56% Jan
Dec
31 % Jun
26% May 17
Jul
6
nai
—
Dry
conv
5 %
10
21
17% July
17%
85
non-cum
Atlantic
Dec
16
.;.
f Jan
12
33
preferred—No par
Cork
Coast
&
5%
11% Mar
Dec
—.—
Atlantic
300
"79
26%
V
1,000
116%
78
5TS
12,500
*116
57b
6
83*4
103
Apr
Feb
35%
5
3
47%
144%
4^-'/8 Dec
ay
Nov
Apr
May
3274 Mar
56
Illinois--—-
of
preferred
6%
167V
f
18
11
1 no
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe—_——100
5%
preferred———
100
5%
Atlas
14%
15 %
2d
490
78
i%
15%
•
Dec
Dec
36
43% July 10
165 Va Dec 29
1
preferred
preferred-—
1st
1%
200
10%
Jan
Feb
No
Corp——
6%
.
62%
14%
15
10
*'
38 Va
*18%
Jan
>:
25
29
Assoc Investment Co .——.No
57
21
8%
12%
18
-100
No
Mldl'd.
Constable
Associated
62
116 7V
j.
No par
;
Cable—
&
preferred
Artloom
57
11
69% July
3
13
Glass Corp——
Co
1,000
62
*76%
>
7%
57
21
1674 July
Jan
36Va Jan
Jan
& Smelt
$6 conv prior
.■_
16%
77%
'
&
Armour
16
77'.
.
Elec—
preferred7.
Mining
7.700
'>
12,300
113
Jan
..
9
preferred
Daniels
Archer
16%
*18%
•
,
Paper Co Inc—
Arnold
741/,
113
lO'/s
54
30
100
Armstrong
54%
32%
Aug 14
17% July 10
77% Dec 11
180
18% Sep
19% Dec
100
Corp__
&
conv
1,800
37%
v
Oct
37 Vs Dec
—
Copper
W
P
40
537V
33 Va
16
116%
*116
76
xll3
16%
61
103
3974
*72%
57
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10%; 10%
20 %
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15%
1074
82
:
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53 74
113%
113
83 %
103
52%
79
3174
56 % •
60
82 Va
103
53%
3674
36
16%
60'4
60
116%
*
10
103%
52*4
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113
16
1C
*56 %
-.
31 Vs
30%
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103%
83%
103
52%
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•
V
83
82%
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2,700
*
107%'
103%
173
Oct
48%
■>
154
7
100
Woolen:——
Hock
div
$5
■
2,300
110
106%
106%
Feb
3
-.25
preferred
prior
1,300
<
<«4%
108
1st
$5
210
*43
Jun
22
—25
-
Amer Zinc Lead
500
>
44%
•
Oct
<11%
13
•> Preferred
1.400
>
*43
*106
Water
American
27.2^0
112
111
44 7V
45%
Jan
21
—
Foundries InC—
preferred
$6
100
.4 12.600
115
112%
Jan
6 Va
13% Feb
Tobacco.——No
Viscose
American
200
115
115
112%
16%
26% Jan
Tobacco
Amer Type
/5.700
*110
113
1.12
29
127/e Aug 21
13% Jan
Telep & Teleg Co—
> Common class B—
> 6% preferred
8.900
111
114
Jan
100
Sumatra
Amer
American
870
;:
115
*113 Va
114
J an
3
146
Oct
4% May
wi
18%
607/a. Dec
12% Jan
-25
100
Apr
Nov
.4 36
29
par
Preferred
200
•
19
*111
Jan
66 % Dec
62% Jan
147
27 Va
125%
Jan
Jan
>•3% Aug 10
Sugar Refining
3.900
10%
18%
=
American
11%
10%
19
27
3.500
114
11%
Jan
20Va
31
116 %
x26
15
Oct
7%
19% Jalv 20
25*8 Dec 14
1.037V
19
-
10
"
19
2
21
20
7%
10
11%
11%
>1074
18%
103
Jan
Dec
43.-.;. Dec
15
18
20
32
par
26
130
Feb
115% Feb
Jan
53%
112
44%
Jun
10 %• Jun
16% Jan.
4*4
113
108
15 V3
Feb
15
114
113
*43
Jan
7%
22% Jun
14%
67V
■
114
45
447/V
.
103
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5
*11.I
*106
12%
5
par
25
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53
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10'V
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15
12% July
par
1,100
11%
447a
24% Dec
4
Copper Mining
18*4
•*43
29
8% Jan
par
Wire
10
.
14*8 Feb
No
Co
Anchor
117a
*18%
Sep
par
——-No
Foundries
Anaconda
11%
18%
82%
Stove
Steel
Oct
17% May
'
Stores———.No
6
4%
47
Nov
>
American
108%
13%
Jan
Nov
preferred
Anaconda
*112
39%
13
Jun
Feb
68
Snuff——————
1.580
4%
7 %
No par
V
14
Jan
American
>.;'•
114
5%
16
-—
1 66,600
'.
50
Sep
9% May
15
18.50
V
4%
May
66%
Jan
28 Va Dec
-No
Co
;
14
5
\
Jan
111% Dec
Razor
39*4
*112
Jan
4%
4
163
30%
•■■■'.
May
4
100
—.-25
100
——
.Mill—
preferred
38%
4 74
70
2
Amer
63
25
Jan
Apr
37%
900
1.300
8%
Jun
7
3.700
...
101
4074
23
i
;
119%
Apr
Jan
10
3
non-cum
4%
Jan
Smelting & Refg———No par
100
6%
Jun
3674
14% Feb
14
Ship Building Co—,
American
Jun
July
80 Va Jan
46
Feb
Preferred
87*4
"> 26
Feb
9% Aug 10
Jan
Amer
1 V Dec
25
9
conv
May
53%
23
12
40
Preferred
4V2 %
,
>..•9
35
7% Aug 18
5
79'% Dec
par
Amer
63
25%
M
% 12 Dec 18
Apr
'
Jan
2%
76% Oct
".ro7
par
American Rolling
.
Jan
5 "V
Nov.9
46
-39% Mar 31
Stand San'y—No par
Rad
Am
Jan
46 >/8
5
Jun
,
7V.i Apr
preferred-.^
No
preferred——No
S6
n
1%
'
65
10
29'V May
67'4 Aug 18
6
30 Vs
-
7;
102
10'
Jan
68
Jan
Nov
5% Mar 16
21
30%
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27
;
6*4
22 %
>
6 Va Jan
No
39%
10
1074
13%
:
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5*4
17a Oct
—No par
20 Vs
114
114
44%
74
108 V,
6
26
13
Mar 22
29
Jan
M
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.
VllVaDec
Jun
1.680
63
104 V4;'
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114%
44 74
115
4414
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9%
9
Jun
100
39%
53
6%
104
104
.
5%
63
14 74
53
6*4
6%
109 %
6%
114
4 74
53
52%
4
10*%
109
2574
14
4%
4%
8%
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9Va
4%
6
25
Apr
23
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39
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14
9'/«
100 V3
9%
Jan
8
100
30%'
39
25
25
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'
1%
2% Mar
f14,0C0
15%
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119V4
Dec
>.
.
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38%
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62
62
29%
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.
62
,.
15 74
•
100 Vs
9%
1087 a
108% ;i
6 .74
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107
47%
'
54 7s
44% Feb
15.100
145%
47%
15*4
47
-...
Dec
No par
Co
News
American
Seating
66%
145%
15 %
42%
1
—
Safety
297V
66%
66*4
16%
.46%
8%
*111%
131%
preferred
American
66
66
16
28% Dec
:
164%
164
66
6674
1457V
15*4
3!)
674
29%
30%
164
66
36 Va Dec
par
-No
Co
Amer Power 4 Light
•
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Feb
Jun
14
9*8 July
—
Fdv
Metais
American
'
*29%
163%
66
18%
104%
1
53%
29*4
.46%
2974
104
54
53
163%
6574
Dec
Jan
preferred
—50
Locomotive——No par
Metals Co Ltd
Amer
600
18 7 V
29*4
':
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preferred
:iU 6%
""v''.'-
23 74
131%
13*4
97%
2——-——r*--. '
1.400
.
2$Va
17%'
131*4
7
6
21% Sep
_5G
—.1
Products
Home
11% May
Jan
6*4
18
Aug
20% Dec
107% Dec
conv
7%
230
44
22*4
163%
29%
27%
%
5%
/ 2.700
156
18
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15%
9%
53'
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28 74
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38%.
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7
'
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23
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29
3%
44
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&
preferred.;.
conv
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50
>66%
17*4
V
.
62
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5%
American
2,280
f
1
■■>■
23
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8*4
30
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7
19
'
119''a
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56%
65
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74
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28
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156
23
65
65
44
18
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29
15
5
116% July
Feb
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14
Jan
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;
41*4
40%
166
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■
.
22*4
132
130 Va
20%
1637a
44
156
18
55%
:
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17%
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27%
56
130 %
43*4
-
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135
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3
3,300
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19
4,500
38
37
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165 VA
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36
37
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18
156 v
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3% Jan
10% Jan
Nov
96
29
101% Feb
61
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18 V8
18%
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131 Vs Nov
18.
100
'40,800
78
165%
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78%
&
16%
75*4
18 %
40%
Jan
&
1
15*8
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36%
Jan
I 39
7.900
*
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7
13
Mach
12%
:>
12
July
107
115% July 24
1
108% Feb
preferred-^
Amer Internat Corp——-No
American invest Co of 111—
••?: 9.100
24%
94% Dec
Ampr
59*4
80
Jan
25% Anr
Amer Mach
65
59 >4
Nov
18%
Jun
45%
59%
'
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180
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„
V
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10
A 14,900
24 Va
30
27% July 15
42% July 14
18
Jan
»
2%
91% July
185% July
10
:>
42
2%.
2%
4
26
15
Jan
Nov
Jan
,
100
65%
%
68 % Jan
4
;
;V 2 Va
2Va
33% Apr
Aug
9% May
Jan
3*4
71 Va
168
14
Apr
43% July
134
15% Jan
;
131
•Jan
183% Nov
1,0% Jan
conv
P 4^0
27
131
26 V4
Jan
127%
9%
Jan
27%
25
59
20
4
137 a
26
131
131
1
100
Inc——-No
Cable
&
An" r'can
300
4%
18
Sep
14
July 12
95% July 13
May 12
Mar
pur
-
500
75
18%
.
12%
26%
132
22
8
82
a—100
—
American Hide
>7,300
2?%
Va
13 Va
22*4
27
—
47
Oct
46,
133
par
109
109
110
22 V4
19% Jun
14
12
No
|.
15%
18%
*
*108
Nov
3
7% Jan
American
8%
50
"27%
60 Va
176
178
27%
*8VB
2%
> 11 Va
15%
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27%
65 7 a
■4 651'4
59 V2
11*4
49 '4
12%
12 ]/a
42
2% V
2%
4
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132
8
49
8
7
9%
9%
10
27'4
110
25 Va
25*'8
25
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9%
61
26
200
8,200
•:
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72% Dec
2.300
72
28
22'4
12*4
Va
12
12%25%
130
72
74
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Dec
Nov
4.400
6%
50
•
109
22%
6*4
6%
'18 3a
8%
6
107
•.
69%
Jan
14
1
-25
American Hawaiian SS Co
49%
69%
6974
500
27
preferred
:
100
Chicle—>——_—-No par
American Colortype Co
-10
American Crystal Sugar
10
6 %
1st
preferred-- >_>
100
Amer Distilling Co stamped
20
American
Encaustic Thing
1
Amer European Secs__———No par
American Export Lines Inc
1
Araer & Foreign Power.
No par
$7
preferred———
No par
$7 2d preferred A_—
No par
$6 preferred-^——.
-No par
3,900
*6%
77 a
7%
27%
109
22%
67a
97a
*49 Va
28 Vs
*108
108*4
22%
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5*4
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49
69*4
72
7 9
50
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2*8
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5%;
5 Va
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69%
72
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8%
50
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6% >
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8
28
12%
V
Sep
45% Dec
Jan
) 1.300
16,500
72
*71
27%
25%
92%
41%
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7
67 a
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130
92%
41%
34
23
■
9 74
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47 Va
69
1
1-1
7%
.9%
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69 Va
687 a
72
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41*4
5%
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70
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2'4
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46
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41
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93
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,
41
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40
5 74
Va
5
'
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2V4
2V«
2%
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Jan
Jan
.—
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%
23
60
._
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107%
33%
%■
'
1,800
Jun
14
par
5%
2.400
Oct
%
317a Jan
23IV July
37% Jan
2% July
31%
86
May 17
7
126% Apr
>
in
Jan
Dec
par
Fdy__——No
Jan
1
Sep
Jan
25
—
preferred
%
:
.
in
m
X67
Apr
American.
450
';
T
19 Va
6
13
16
100
&
non-cum
Chain
Am
120
■
14%
18%
107%
37-a;
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11 %
:
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•
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>
106*4
33
3*4
3*4
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27*4
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126
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18%
11',4
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11*4
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106 VV
33 %
327V
8
19 >4
32'2
107
106 %
3r'«
*
13 7
19
13%
'
33%
3%
110
126
1%.
4% Dec
40
_1
Preferred
■'■I. 1.000
•
23*4
110% July 17
10
No
Jan
ifii'i
5
.
Sep
Dec
43 7V July
6
42% Nov
4
16%
97
Jan
5
24 Va Dec
Mar 29
26
July
118
</
..:.
Jan
26'/a
13%
5
73*4
17%
7
12
par
*.
American. Car
7.100
9B
24
19
19
Jan
2
82
,
Co_
Can
July
Jan >
6%
50
(new)-
Radio Corp
&
Highest
8 per share
share
per
20
40% July
103
28% Jan
par
preferred
Caote
American
40
,
40%
137a
107
184
41
99
>18*4
*
183%
184
40 Va
99
•27
13 7«
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34,500
93
99 7V
125 '/a
19'a
134%
*132%
12*4
93
40
*110
128
134 Va
*132%
11%
91%
-
19Va
27%
134
*132
,
Apr
17% Apr
.:
„1
Corp_
Brake Shoe
5.% %
105
•
-
No
Corp
—
Bosch
American
Am
<
par.
100
No par
wote_:
preferred
3.700
47
99%
*13%
11 %
17'4
46
184
'397 s
27
*ioo
17 V8
46%
11*4
*182
110*4
*126
6%
2,000
17'/a
46
90 '4
99'*
27
73%
17'4
46*4
3
Cliemical_JVo
Airlines
American dauti
6.000
$
share
per
22% Dec
27
33 Va Apr
No
Petroleum
American
180
17Va
ll^b
:•'«■
40
*uo
75
74
17%
"8958
184
Vs
22%
46
134
■"132
11%
90
99
8.500
22
14% Jan
96% Jan
Mfg
Agricultural
Amer
1.300
46*4
22
74%
29%
17%
*45 7a
131
11 %
•
-
29 Va
45%
—
preferred—> —
6%conv
Amerada
2,800
29'4
21%
75
114*4'
113 Va
-
No par
100
Corp
preferred——
conv
$
share
per
-
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
300
46%'
29
•45*4
2114
21 -"
'*74
■
115
4%
t
Par
Alpha Portland. Cem__„
2.000
44
>
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
/;•
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
600
■> 1.700
4%
..
>
,
r
90
39 Ms
75
Va
4 r■••■*42
5%
<9.100
.
23*4
48
17%
45*4"
.
28 V
46 1
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2
17%
454
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7V
113
>•
40*4
23%
Stores
Allied
200
114
114
44
V
.
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■
V- 4.:';';. V A ;, 7 ■'••>.,
:
6,200
21%
102
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112
107 Va
20*4
44%
23 Vs
44
4 4*'a
28
2814
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397'a
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43*4
107 7a
107%
38*4
114?8
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23*4
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21'/a
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102
EXCHANGE
Shares
$ per share
22 Va
'lOl'/a
114
23%
43 Va
"42
2
109'a
109
•'
4
374
374
21 Va
102
39%
38Va
113 %
3874
3874
114
22 Va
*100*4
101 Va
$ per share
per share
22
22
21 *'4
102
2174
102
$
share
$ per
share
Range for Previous
V
STOCK
NEW/YORK
the Week
Jan. 5
Jan. 4
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
f
Tuesday
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LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Saturday
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9*4 Aug
B
26
2674
12 7 a
13%
.
22%
22%
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14
:
14
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68>4
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177 a
177'a
30%
7
14
70
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68 %
31
:
Va
17%
70
23 Va
23
23*4
30.100
14'%
14*4
14%
3.900
71
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70*4
7.900
Barber
30%
3174
17'%
*17%
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800
*5074
51%
50%
5074
200
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
23.600
19%
Works'v t
Ohio—
Aroostook
5% preferred
16*8
19%
.19%
19 Vs
19*8
34%
34%
33 %
34
37
37
37
107%
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14
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%
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34
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123.
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38
119
120
118
20
30
20'4
12,900
34
34%
34%
34
34%
3.400
37%
37*4
37%
37*4
37*4
500
20 Va
108
14%
37*4
118
-
108
13*4
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108
14%
38
120
*108
13%
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110
14%
40
38%
120
5% % preferred-Barnsdall
Oil Co__;
Bath
Iron
Bayuk
Works
100
Creek
Jan
13% Dec
26
374
Jan
10
Apr
6
Jan
Apr
3
23
1474
9% Jan
2374 Dec
3
14% Dec
14
Jan
12%
9% Jan
5%
14
34%
Jan
Dec
4
68 % Dec
63 Va
Jan
3374 Dec
16
July
25
Feb
28 %
21% Apr
12
60
•
5
12
Jan
4
18
July
43
Jan
24
53
Aug 21
1474 Sep
13
,5
Corp__
29
18
5
9
25% Feb
15
34% Nov
Jan
11
38
No par
105% Jun
7% Jun
24
8
111
1
Jan
11
38
111% Jun
12
121
No
par
25
-
-50
RR
Beech-^Iut Packing Co.-.-
18% Mar 17
1974 Dec
14% Aug
1
Corp_.
$4.25' preferred——
Aircraft
10%
3
No par
Creamery—
Beech
15
Dec
24
2674 Dec
20%
Apr
5% Jan
18
--———50
Inc———
Cigars
Beatrice.
50
—-100
——10
Barker Brothers——:
Beech
20,500
-
Asphalt Corp
•
17 Va
13
100
100
c
L
&
Bangor
Conv
3074
&
preferred
4%
80
17%
17
For footnotes see
Baltimore
30%
51%
*?7
89,200
17%
16*8
*116
13%
51 Va
51%
1474
13 Va
•
31 %
16*4
:
Baldwin Loco
17%
51%
i *36%
13.800
30%
*51%
•
70%
26 Va
30%
17%
51 VB
*107
70
25*4
....
v
3.1
31•
Dec
Oct
11
29
Dec
5
Nov
6
14% Dec
Apr
Jan
1574
Jan
47
12%
Jan
19 %
13%
Jan
20*4' Mar
5%
30
23 Vb
Jan
*29
Sep
Sep
July
May
33% July
24%
Jan
105%
Dec
7%
Nov
14%
25%
Jan
33% July
93
Jan
X110
114
Sep
Sep
Aug
Number 4349
Volume >161
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
•
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Tuesday
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f per share
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Jan. '2
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
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STOCKS
SALE PRICES
X.
Wednesday
AND HIGH
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Nov
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30
14
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16
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129
Dec
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8
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4
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.
-
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Oct
3
31
12% July
8% Nov
5
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44
37%
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44% May
1
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7
29%
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20'A July
7
53'% Oct 23
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14'A
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18 Va
July
16
Nov
29'A
Apr
13
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9
49% Dec
247%
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3 5'A July
29
20'%
Jan
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109'A
Oct
Jan
15%
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105
111% Dec
21
15% Jun
30
9%
9% Dec
30
2% Jan
Jan 3
Jan
6
43% Apr 25
8% Jan
4
28
Feb
8
2% Apr 25
12 V2 Apr 18
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3
20
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27% Jan 25
107
Apr 17 !
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100
Jun
6%
20% Dec
31
1
July
11% Jun 29
22'% Dec
—.-No par
Jun
Jan
33
July
4
Jan
Apr
20%
50
3
<
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44% Aug 23
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.
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31
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13 V4
f
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Terminal———-————1
24,300
6%
preferred
100
80
Bush Term Bldg 1% preferred—100
-•>:•. 730
Butler Bros
10
9.800
5% crmv preferred—
30
V 500
Butte Copper & Zinc——
5
14.400
Byers Co (A M) —
No par
9.200
Participating preferred
100
600
No par
4.400 AByron Jacason Co
82'A
72
9ft V» M» 7
20
Bush
9 Va
<
81
69%
2l'A Mar
Jan
Nov
39% Jan 1G
17'A Jan
4
Adding Mach-—-No par
Burroughs
7,400
:
,
41'%
85
8
28%
par
Burlington Mills Corp
5lo preferred —-
July
11% Nov
45
17
Watch
Bulova
Jun
100
53
—
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j
19
Jan
21% Aug 25
1
——-No par
Co-
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2,100
110 Va
Xr.:
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-
.9,100
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43'A
14'A
■•
Buffalo
700
20'A
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July
Jan
9'%
.76
Feb
/
Jan 4
Jan 28
Jan 14
40% Jan 4
14% Jan 13
100
Mfg—_———-No par
—No par
(E G)
19 %
/ 13% Jan
Dec
7
40%
8%
27
39
■
preferred
$5
980
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10'%
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80
83
12,800
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80
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7%
•
69%
.
40
125
Jun
3
1
t
5
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preferred—.
19% Mar
11 Va
40
12% Jan
—No par
.—No pur
Bucyrus-Erie
110%
9%
9%
Brown Shoe Co—
3.800
Jan
Jan
37?% Jan
:
—5 '.=;
No par
—
4,700
66%
80
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•
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v
24 Va
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110
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9%
9%
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125
76%
:\
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Brewing Corp. of America
«15
Bridgeport Brass Co———No par
Briggs Manufacturing——~No par
Briggs & Strattoh—^^,No par
1,600
/;
/ 13%
■
10%v
,
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5
(assented) _100
Jun
Apr
121% July
55 Va Sep
46% Jan
4
33% Jan 26
109% May 8
28% Jan '3
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3
; 3% Jan
3
100
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125
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113
13%
14%
14
13%
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12
13
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,
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6%
27
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Maine RR
&
Boston
5
Jan
17
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Jan
Nov
16
'
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52% Jun
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j
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300
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July
27%
5
30
9
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38
Jan
54
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88'% Apr 18
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110%
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109
11% July
20 % Mar
39%
22%
66% July 11
Dec
Dec
Nov
54% Feb
.
20'A July 15
No par
No par
1
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30
114
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•
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11
24
130
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Nov
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41% Oct 21
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>
39%
25%
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54%
44%
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56'% Jan
'
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51'% Oct
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16% Jan 3
15Dec
3a
16
4__ ,-.22 % Dec
20-A.Dec
14'A Mar 14
,
100
preferred
Blumenthal & Co
49-% Dec
Highest
< per share
13
July 6
15% Jan 11
Jan 3
Apr 25 >
Jan 13 /
Jan 4
15% Jan 20
56'AJan
4
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30
50
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6%
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.
230
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<
300
19%
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Blaw-Knox Co-^.—--*IVo
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53% Nov 30
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•
■,
600
•
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&
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Belhlehera. Steel (Del)——JVo par
*
800
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34
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39
41
45
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--
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Year 1948
Lowest
Highest
t per share
.,,
pfd $2.50 dlv series
Pr
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4.900"
X
.••••
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18%
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18
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:\
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•
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49
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Range for
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,
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20
;
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;
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Belding-Heminway ———No par
Airmail Corp-..
4
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1.500
,i
12%
11%
14%
EXCHANGE
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Jun
6% May
4
41
Jan
75
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9
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49
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12
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31% Nov
3
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8
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10
*48
50
49
49%
49%
*165
175
*155
175
*170
175
*160
175
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94
*89
94
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94
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94
110
110
*9%
•
109%
*107%
109
109%
110
45
*44
45
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44%
109
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*93 Vis
95
*93%
95
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56%
*53 %
56%
34'%
34 %
34
37%
37%
*37%
*150
136
137
137'%
62'%
62%
62%
139'%
63
:
109%
44%
45
109
*108
95
*94
95
*94
*53 Va
56'%
*53%
35
140 %
63
35%
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*
35%
*62'%
63 %
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"
33%
33%
33%
106%
106'%
106 %
107%
10734
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34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
118
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118
33%
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A
3.800
118
.
34
25%
29 %
28
28%
29%
28%
28%
25%
28%
28%
26
25%
35%
A
26%
35%
35'%
35%
35
35
35
35
For
footnotes
see
page
123.
"
25%
25%
*115
25%
24%
24.%
28%
30
30
30%
?4%
30%
28%
31
31%
32%
31%
25%
3534
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27%
36
35%
29
27'%
35%
*35%
t
..
29
Cluett Peabody & Co.
Class
60
63'A
Co
Coca-Cola
900
(The)
34'A
.35
118
V
3,900
30
1.600
24 %
10
32
10,000
2,700
.
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
$4.25
5%
conv
par
Colo Fuel
Colorado
&
&
Iron
4.490
4%
non-cum
29 Va
1.020
4%
non-cuin
35%
35%
35%
1.900
3544
35%
35%
■> 400
1st
par
Class B
-
Jan
40
Jan
97/» Apr
46'A Jul$
Dec
15
x85
Jan
97%
33'/a Dec
29
Jan
31'A Mas
119
22% Dec
15
17
Dec
2
Dec
5% Oct
25%
65
3%
Jan
Mar
16
32 ya
Dec
152'A Dec
29
127%
Jan
39
Dec
106
Nov
40
July 10
40'% Jan 24
54
26% Jan
5%
Apr
39%
Deo
147
Dec
54% July
40% Jun
22
06%
129'% Nov
2
Feb
120%
15% Jun
27
8%
Jan
14%
5
July 11
16%
Nov
21
16%
Jan
1%
Jan
19'% July
23
4% July
114
Sep
5
97%, Jan
15
23%
Aug
3
Jan
18%
13
Jan
25
12'% Dec 28
3
Jan
*33
Jan
3
Jan
7%
37 % Jan
Jun
3% Mar
111
1
Mar 20
15
28% Nov
Sep
Apr
July
Jun
Deo
8%
41
Nov
Apr
31% Dec
8
Jun
Jan
3
Jan
24
Jan
4
114% July 13
09%
Jan
109
Dec
Jan 4
Feb 18
Apr 19
Sep 14
46% July 10
14% Dec 26
8%
Jan
34
July
16
33%
50
July
9 Va Mar 25
2%
Jan
9% May
'3
18% Mar 25
7%
Jan
17'/a May
4'%
18
21'%
43'%
Jan
3
Jan
4
Sep 14
21% Dec
38% Jan
47
Jan
13 ; Jan
7
6
4
14% May
1% Jan
4
3
29
7
5
16
ft
12
17
7
3
6
20
Mar 27
Jun 16
Jan
Jan
7'A May
21%
Jun
8
15
Jan
16%
:22
Dec
21% July 12
15%
Jan
49'% Nov
10
36%
Nov
41% May
Nov
9
48
Dec
54
11%
Jan
15%
Apr
13%
Jan
18
Jun
57
19% July 10
17'% Jun 23
6% Oct
30
July
98% Jun
25 Va July
31% Dec
1
25
Dec
Apr
May
3% May
•32'/a
5
19
24%
Jan
67%
Jan
85% July
3
10V»
Jan
15% Aug
Apr
12
96% Oct 26
10% Jan
2%
10
51
16
Dec
32 Va
Jun
90
Jun
5
115% Jan
3
Mar
67
22
185
Jan
Nov
123
Feb
8%
Jun
39 % July
145
Dec
74%
Jun
109%
Jan
% Jun 19
28%
Jan
116% Aug
42% Dec
Jan
12
101 Va
Jan
108%
Dec
Aug
11
84
Jan
92%
53% Oct
17
60
Feb
54
Sep
Sep
33%
Nov
48% Mar
45
109
66
=
38'% Mar 15
40
May
153
Sep
88
Jan
123
July
61
Dec
68'A
Oct
16%
Jan
25
Dec
33'A
July 11
146% July 11
67% Jun
Jan
142
391% July 12
152
»
1
July
——
6
100
12% Jan
Jan
26'A Jan
1
Va
65'% July 13
15% Feb 24
16'% Jan
3
13
2
Jan"
10%
7% Mar 22
25% Mar 22
Apr 25
100
2.50
50% Dec
18
30% Nov 28
:
2.50
Jan
4'%
20
Oct
23% Jan
—No par
i
36 Va
54'% Dec
Apr
July
103%
25%
109%
14%
100
cl A
'•
Dec
Mar
19%
„
2nd preferred—100
Columbia Br'd Sys Inc
51'% July 14
11'% Dec 16
11% Mas
47% Juls
16% Nov
Feb 18
ill
Feb 26
59% July 17
—No par
No par
Southern-.
.32%
38
Feb
16
preferred
Corp
Jan
6%
Dec
145
—No par
1
29%
23
52'% Mar 22
30% May 3
341% Apr 20
—50
No par
—No par
100
—No par
preferred
18
12% July 12
47'% Dec
Apr
Apr
72 Va
15
Mar 2
Apr 25
Feb 29
Apr 19
11% Jan
3
preferred—
Collins & Aikman
27'A
Jan
gtd
"
Coca-Cola International Corp No par
107%
19%
Jan
32%
106
92
No
Nov
13 7%
21
100
50
A_
X13%
Nov
—1
stock
Molybdenum
Preferred
"
24%
25%
Special gtd 4%
Climax
6,200
1%
21% July 10
35'A Dec 30
Mar
Jun
(The)
r
100
-
Clev & Pitts RR CO
■1
36'%
preferred—
Clev Graph Bronze Co
5<&
preferred—
:
*1050
*106'%
*115
t
138
*1050~
34
.35%
137
33%
116
116
200
5%
Clev El Ilium $4.50 pfd——-No
240
V /
152
34%
34%
i
'
139'%
62'%
"
*150
152
139%
63
35%
37
36 Vis
*150
140%
*1050
;
preferred—
Stores
—
—i
5
Clark Equipment—
—No par
C. C. O. &'St. Louis Ry. COJ——100
v'A
'
No par
No par
100
Investing Co new—
City
900
•
•
5'%%
9V»
9
May
Feb
Jan
Nov
Nov
6% Jan
35% Feb
148
Jan
76
Jan
110
Nov
37% Apr
Corp
Ice & Fuel—
Dec
134
24
77%
14%
25%
95
23
5
Copper Co
nty
City
>:''
1,000
56'%
...*53%
35%
35'A
37%
152
Chile
109
93 %
37
44%
44%
"44%
'107%
93'%
*150
110
110
109%
.
.
No par
;
6'%
19
1
11% Jan
50
Chrysler
1,700
270
91
*90
106'/2
33%
*106
.
37%
'
*1050
*1050
34%
152
*150
152
1
'
110
109
175
11160
A
par
preferred .wi
100
Chicago Mail Order Co—
.—8
Chicago Pneumat Tool——No par '
/
$3 conv preferred-——--No par
Pr pf ($2.50) cum div
,tfo par
:
Chicago Yellow Cab—No par %:
Chickasha Cotton Oil
10
Co
27
13
31
22
19
15
1% Mar
13
4
27
27%
11
44
5%
5%
tChilds
24
9
2
3
3
56
Jan
23
5% preferred
—
,—50
Chicago 61 Northwest'n w i—No par
A/-
12
12
30'/a July
Jun
%
108
.——-40
—
Chicago Great West RR Co
.
c
1,300
20%
96%
111 RR Co—No
A
Class
430
31
31
95%
4%
—No par
-
96% Jun
113
Jan
11
Jan
17
Jan
19
Nov
/ 2% Jan
107
Jan
8% Apr
20% Apr
7'A Jan
30'% Feb
4% Apr
57
May
19
Jan
52%
28
17% Apr 13
1
100
Products—
Chic & East
.13,800
4%
„
J Champion Pap & Fib Co—No par
6% preferred
100
^ Checker
Cab Mfg
——5
Chesapeake Corp of Va.—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
25
4,000
47%
4%
4%
29%
95%
*29
;
—
Mills——.—No par
Chain Belt Co
36,200
58%
7
7
par
Jersey——L-100
Sugar Co
6% prior preferred
10.900
24%»
100'
de Pasco Copper——No par
Certain-teed
.
v
12,800
17%
17'%
17%
16 %
16%
400
41% aA
.14'%
7%
16%
.60
.
14'%
14'%
7
-
r
800
,1,000
115
41%
51''a
A
>
•v
A1
720
29'%
*114%
JCent RR of New
/ Central Violeta
Cerro
16,300
pat
par
preferred
20
Central Aguirre Assoc
No par
/ Central Foundry Co
-1
v Central
111 Lt 4%% preferred—100
Century Ribbon
r
par
5%
1,200
.
7% "A
29'%
114
50%
IV?
lo %
22%
22%
>>'29
6
129'% va;
/ 22%
>
6,300
■
33%
7'%
t
j
11.100
<
3,400
•12'%
129 %
14%
50 V*
6%
7
6%
'X>
129%
*14%
14'%
*14%
■
7%
7
120
13%
28
33%
34
33'%
9.400
111%
12%
-
1.280
3.600
,;:;
5
12'%
27%
129 Va
15.700
20% r;2l
111%
•A
110
4
6
18% Oct 27
56'% Nov 9
4
100
No
CSlanese Corp of Amer—No
$4.75 1st preferred
No
1% 2d preferred——
Celotex Corp*
—
—No
4
Jan
33
Apr
143'% July
44'A Jan
31% Apr
10
_50
1
25
Co
Jan
27'% Jun
97
5 ;
Preferred
1.000
'
/
15%
•
>4%
111%
12»/a
a;
18% t- 19
A
A'
•A."' 12'/a
13
A
27% •'■27%
114
40%
15
114
29'/*
114
X;i
A
4%
22%
114
19'A
21
4%
3 29%
*22%
22%
18%
.,34%
7'/a
A
38%
20%
••
A 12 %
129%
■
129%
6.600
105%
127%
38
4
6% Feb 10
43% Jan 4
10
100
Caterpillar Tractor
3.200
513%
A -*• 50'%
*127'%
38%
4%
a
50%
50
I)
(J
Case
50
105%
10 %
11%
X
4.400
154
127 Va
20%
2 8',
,
500
63
*152%
153
153
11.300
22%
r
:lf. 42% Apr
v
22'%
24
7% Dec
3
4
A—1
;—
Carpenter-Steel Co
Carrier Corp
4%% preferred
Carriers & General Corp
-
.
106
127
14%
14%
ft
•
X
1.300
A
34
34
730
8% Jan
par
No
—
Capital Administration class
$3 preferred A_,
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry
150
ft
117% 117%-^
Mills
Cannon
.
2,300
y
5
Nov
l'A Jun
57
4
9
3
8
7
100
25
Co—
Pacific Ry
Canadian
'
55
*54%
34 %
152%
152
100
,:A'
11'%
'
62'%
*5%
49%
38
49
49
105%
114
$
■"
'
48 %
>.
V' T1
'•
117%
117
34
22'%
V
22%
154
*152%
117
•
50
*48%
a
Ry
Southern
Canada
80
29.600
12'%
.■'••■'cll%
12
50/
No par
5
Campbell W & C Fdy
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
8.600
47
47
47
11%
5%
36%
X./'X 47
11%
36'%
*5%
36%
154
34 3/8
%%54%
A
62
5%
*151%
33%
47
50 A
32%
21%
63
21%
*61 %
117
32%
34»%
%Jan
6
May
15'A Jan
23'A Feb
33% Jan
1
5
Hecla Cons Copper
Calumet &
3,500
A
50
Zinc-Lead
30% July
24% Jan 3
53% Feb 24
par
preferred
5%
Callahan
■
No
Packing
California
V
40.800
7%
21'%
11 Va
>X
54%
116%
734
20%
8
11%
11%
33
>
20'%
*48%
48'%
117%
*117
7%
20'%
34 y4
11%
48%
55
*54%
8%
20%
*45%
*10%
50
11
67.000
7%
47
11%
11%
11%
*48 %
l'A
20
1%
20 Va
34%
■
1%
1 %
"
-■
2.000
55i%
*54%
55
*54%
.
20%
7'A
>■
'
.25% Jan
4
4
4
4
33%
Dec~28
108% Jun
X103%
Sep
1
116
Dec
30
26% Dec
23
Dec
17 Va
7
038
Jan
108
13%
Jan
109 %
July
28% July
114%
Oct
Nov
19% July
19
Sep
29
2'A
Jan
Dee
29
3%
Jan
27% Dec
29
3
Jan
17%
Sep i'
Sep
12
15%
Jan
26%
Dec
35% Dec
27
15%
Jan
26 Va
Dec
35'% Dec
29'% Dec
30
,
19%
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95
28 %
48
39 Mi
39%
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107%
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42 Ma
16%
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tt
29%
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22 Ma
48
39%
39 Mi
16
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93 Ma
933/4
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28 Ma
293/a
29 Ma
293/a
23
29 Mi
23 Mi
24
33%
23'A
233/4
29 %
29
29 %
29
Ma
29 Ma
29
29
29 Ma
6,300
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29 Ma
293/4
30
30 Ma
30 Mi
307/u
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5f/a
12
31%
'
12 Ma
• 'MM
317/a
20'A
20
203/4
20 Ma
21%
20%
21%
25 Ma
26
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22
22 Ma
53% 0
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111%
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r
3.000
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38 Ma
39 Mi
11%
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46
463/4
32 Mi
32%
32 Mi
'
30
30 Ma >31
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30 Ma
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163/4
16 3/4
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175/s
:
48 Ma
48 Ma
48
Ma
48 Ma
50
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13
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20
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56
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58 Ma
21
56
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59 Ma
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183
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6
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109%
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183
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109%
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32
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38
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38
38
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49
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24
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Corn
Exch
Corn
Products
A
183
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25,M4
109
V
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v
2,500
11,100
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32%
38 Ma
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24%
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8.400
1,700
.
48
21%
21%
103 M
103 Ma
2,600
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290
103 Ma
103 Ma
36%
37%
37
3 7 Ma
15,100
89
89 Mr
89%
89 Ma
89%
A 1,000
29
29%
29%
28 Ma
29%
1.430
29%
29
A 18%
19
18 Ma
15,300
Cuban-American
18%
17%
28
.7,500
Cudahy Packing Co:
18%
28%
19%
18%
-
26
30
30
9%
9%
9%
130'A
130
,
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60%
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18%
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132 Ma
132 Ma
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130
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<
6%
6%
19%
19 Ma
19%
-
•
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130
27 Ma
130
27
27Ma
27%"
*
Sugar
preferred
No par
No par
1A
$7 preferred
Curtiss-Wright
Class
1,900
,
:
Jan
23%
Jun
X4%
Jan
11%
Jun
96
Jan
7
Jan
pfd
Cutler-Hammer Inc
100,
No par
Dec
47 Ma
107
Oct
110 Ma
Sep
36M8
Jun
15 Ms
Jim
49Ma
A
Sep
Jan
26%
27
A
403/4
Jan
16
4%
Jan
7M4 May
22
25%
Jan
37Ma July
8
183/4
Jan
27% July
18
July
Dec
5
27
x9%
45
13 Ma
Deo
57
Dec
11
37
Jan
61% Oct
7
53%
Jan
5
173
5
Apr
53
Jan
July 12
15
Jan
July 31
1843/4 July 10
7 Mi July
6
Aug
17% Aug
'
47
Apr
61 Me May
186Mi
Dec
Sep
2Mb
Jan
6
ii
Jan
2 Ma May
Aug 18
May
273/4 Jun
28
14%
Jan
22Ma July
Oct
3
95
Jan
25Ma July 11
'32 • Dec 30
16
108 Ma Aug
23 Ma Mar
111
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3
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13% July
1
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Jan
23 Ma July
Jan
9
18% Jan
Aug 21
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Oct
49% Aug 29
37Ma
Jan
47
Oct
22 Ma Dec
15
11 Ma
Jan
17
Oct
Dec A 4
81 Ma
Jan
99 Ma
Aug
105
37 V* Nov
22
Dec
38
89 Ma Dec
16
Nov
82Ma
Tuly
429 Ms Dec
Jan
4
Jan ; 4 A
Jan
3,
Feb 10
Jan 25
1
9%
Jan
22 M4
Aug
30
73%
Jan
14 Ma Jun
19 Me Dec
144
Dec
27%
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105
1
July
115%
Feb
Dec
10 Ma
Jan
25 M4
OU
30% Dec
20
18
Jan
26%
Jtin
109 % Nov
13
100
Jan
29Ma Mar 15
11 Ma Aug 31
1Mb
30Ma
/Oct
—^7% May
Jan
17
107
Jan
July 11
,61% Dec 20
Jan
140
116
45%
Dec
Sep
7 Mi Nov
10
5%
Dec
9 Ma Apr
19 Mi Nov
143/4' jun
9
1143/;» May 20
21 Ma Apr 28
l
A
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
*
16
52
22 Ma Jari
4
101 ■> Jan
4
5Ma Aug 25 A
97
Apr 25
41
Apr 24
43/4 Jun 6 ;
No par
(The)—;
Curtis Pub Co
9,200
Ma
16
25 Yt
V
22% Jan 18
30
100
preferred
4Mu%
28
69
20%
11 %
112
—9:A
Inc
Press
Cuneo
1
Prior preferred
73.800
Jan
19 Mi
45
Jan 3
15% Feb 9 /
97 Ma Jan 20
—-
preferred
RR 6%
Cuba
230
6%
*123 Mi
A
27%
preferred—
5%
700
60
60
•
59%
19 Ma
19%
19
27 Ma
50
132 Mi
:
400
,
59 Ma
6 Ma
*123 Mi
27 M4
31
108
*106 A
6%
60 Ma
6 Mi
130
27%
27%
27%
107 Ma
-■
31
31%
106 Ma
60%
19
*123'A
31%
106 Ma
132 Ma
132
6V4
18
Ms
9%
'/•
132
130
18
*123%
*106
107 %
60 Ma
*60
31
27
16% Jan
No par 100
—100,
10
100
Crucible Steel of Amer
7%
*145 Ma
■X
27%
27
•
•
27%
31
*
*106%
107%
*106%
26%
Mi 7
31
*30
"18%
*145 Ma
*
,l 25%
25%
25%
18%-
*145
*145
*145
Mi
89
48
7
27% Feb
No par
$5 conv preferred
3 7 Mi
29%
22
31M2 Dec
3 *
6
Jan
Dec
Nov
A
9M4 Dec
29
18% Feb
Aug
Jan
33 Ma Jan
104Mi Jan 20
20
Jan
333/4
49 Ma Dec
44% Jan 10
52 Ma Apr 28
5
Jan
lMa Jan
16
18 Mi
Jan
7
18
13 Mi Mar 16
3 v
173 M2 Apr
preferred———No par
9
$2.25
88%
29%
4MB
Oct
19
43 Mi Jun
4
,
15M» Jan
Crown Zelierbach Corp
36%
•
5
10
47 A Mar 20
No par
87 %
104
103A Jan
-
A A 27% Mar
29
10
12 Ma Aug 12
38 Ma Feb 29
1 /
20 A
_25
Nov
29Ma Dec
24
16 A
3
14
i9
May
Jun
Jan
Sep
Apr
Sep
21 % Mar
Dec
1123/4 Aug 31
10
41%
5%
26%
24 Va
8
29Ma
53 Ma Dec
4
32 M2 Feb
July
Nov
*
35%
*103 Ma
Dec
24
105
17%
22
24
24 Ma. July
•
Nov
9
105 Ma May
No pat'
Crosley Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal
87 %»
104
25% Dec
'6 % Apr
,
Ma
24 Ma
4
23
112
100
2
(The)
323/4 Oct
20 Ma Dec
102 M2 Jan
5
20
Feb 15
7% Oct 30
25
preferred——:
conv
88%
"*87%
;
Cream of Wheat Corp
35%
*103%
Jan
45
1
1
Co
Crane
13 M2 July 19
3
12
11 Mi Jan
3
18 Ma Jan
3
12
Aug 8
14% Jun 15
.100
Inc
.
Coty Interna t Corp
300
47 M4
Refining--
Jan
5
30 M4 Nov
'
'
48
Trust Co-
Bank
Coty
240
109 Ma
24%
"
'A
21%
*47
'•21%
1.400
i
Corp
Preferred
/ma: 270
26 Ma
6
6 Mi
—5
50
Electric
Cornell-Dubilier
36
35%
*129
0
38
21%
900
A ' 2,600
38%
32 Ma
Mi
4
Ci
33
24%
3 3 Mi
38
/
24%
29%
*24
'
A.'f
60
Feb
73/4 Jan
24
—No par
No par
Copperweld Steel Co
Conv pref 5%
series
21
: ' '*1823/4
109 Ma
25
10
55 Ma
A A 593/4
26%
-
14,100
/
2M4
6 Ma
5
16% Jan 13
9
No par
Continental Steel Corp
14.800
Mi A M
3%
3 Ma
A
19% May
1A
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
$3 prior preferred
A
6
•■•25%
*109
109%
108%
3 Ma
26%
i
150
3% May
Jan
$2.50
Motors
Continental Oil of Del
20 Ma
A
182 Ma
6 Mi
/
Jan
7 Mb
20
5
Insurance
53 Ma
■
593/4
Xl82y2
6 Ma
26%
v
26%
26
21%
55 Ma
x59Mi
183
183
v
6 %
-
900
Can
50
50
55
21%
20'/a
A
13Mi
>■:/■' 13
51
*49 Ma
>
.A/1 4.700
A Ma
16
100
Inc
Continental
A"/' 9,700
27
—20
preferred
Continental
'
13 Ma A
13 Mi
Av';
51
55 Ma
*183
A
Jun
23a Jan
No par
Continental Baking Co.
9,700
93/a
32 Ma
50%
AmerickJ
of
42.400
47
30
:
Container Corp
Jan
pfd—No par
2.700
9Me
32%
$4.50
Pow
Jan
1023/a Jan 15
91 Mi
50
preferred
Consumers
15 Ma
4
1
Continental Diamond Fibre
113/i / 12 Vi
46%
9 Ml
31%
-
:
6%
Cuba
Consolidation Coal Co
8%
12%
9 Ma
of
Consol RR
Dec
19
No par
pfd
100
::
25
Continental
'
48%
11 Mb
46 Ma
■
Aircraft
pfd
conv
3 Ma
253/4 Oct
108% Oct
_15
Gas
9.000
M'
39 Ma -39%
'9 Ma
59
55%
•
8Mb
20%
20%
A
lllMa
39 Mt
49
A $1.25
111 Ma
x8%
111 Ma
*47 Ma
16%-
*58%
300
.
Natural
Consolidated Vultee
$2.50
8 Mi
8 Ma
Industries
43/4 July
21 Ma Feb 23
par
No par
1
No par
5
$2 partlc preferred
Laundries Corp
'
29%
29% ?
12%
110 Mi
1,600
29%
16
48
533/a
16 Va
31%
16
*49
*52 3/4
14.700
>
i
29 Va
:
29%
12%
533/a
9 Ma
'
31%
50%
*523/4
53%
*110 Ma
11%
30
51
21%
29 Ma
46%l !
32
12%
247/a
21 Mi
•
llOMa
39
8%
*48%
24 Mi
21%
110 Mi
A; /
8%
'
243/4
21 Ma
110%
39%
•;
2G%
23%
29 Ma
111% A
46%
Ma
5.200
273/a
A* 27
26 Me
A
No
Y
N
Consol
49.500
i
of
preferred
Consolidated
llOMl
9
*110%
37%
"*49
Nov
1.900
:
109 Mi
29% A
29%
37%
*52
110%/
110%
109 %
15%
Jun
24Ma
7.500
•
22 Ma
-
25
Jan
Consol Film
6.900
297/a
11 Ms
31%
23
31%
Jun
10%
18
29 Mi
12
31 Ma
25%
*29%
17 Ma
5
Dec
30 Mi
11 Ma
31 Mi
22%
•
30
Dec
103
293/4
12
303/e
22%
9
Mi Dec
31
95VaJun 23
3M2 Feb 17
5%
22%
8%
29
20% Jan lo
5%
31 Ma
1Mb May
'
21% Jan 27
5%
$5
July 13
1 Ma
July
No par
Coppermines Corp——
S
Inc
preferred
$4.75
600
16
—No par
No par
Consolidated Cigar
5%
-25%
•v
Jun
5 Ma
25%
v.7
11
5%
21%
28%
Jan
1073/4
23%
28%
2Mb
*1073/8
21%
110
4
107 Ma
23%
109
Dec
•;
8M4 Feb 23
107%
*25%
53
July
26
July 15
No par
Conde Nast Pub Inc.
107 Ma
19%
'*52%
Dec
27
Consol
'
'
82
Jan
Consol Edison
19%
19%
Jan.
21 Mo
35.700
12
16
363/4
22,200
29
Jan
13
'
31%
Jun
30
'
12
Jan
Sep
44%
29 Mi Nov
4%
29
3^1
Jun
Jan
95% Dec
253/a
31%
29%
9 Ma
July
44
107%
A
3
Ml
31%
Jan
Jan
41
Jan
25%
104 Ma
1
25 Mi
*11%
12
31%
3OM2
16
3
25 Mt
28%
29%
29
15
19
Oct
108
% Feb
23
Co.,
Edison
Congoleum-Nairn
2.400
495/a Dec
43 Ma Jun
3
Feb 11
19% July
Jan
79
Jan
243/4 Jan
70
A-
9
7
Dec
23
98 Ma July
•
No par
$6 preferred series
Commonwealth
4 Mt
53/4
Jan
183/a Jun
25 Va
5%
Oct
79 Ma
18
4%
108
Sep
73
14% Apr
25 Ma
4
77 Ma
—No par
Commonwealth & Southern
No par
"..Commercial Solvents
4Mb
Ma
Jun
Jan
Jan
1%
50 Ma
24%
4
37 Ma Jan
5%
40%
37
6
98% Dec 15
A
39 Ma Jan 25
105
Jan
12
21
15
1.200
101 Ma
101
102
*101 Ma
■
40 Ma Feb
108 %
108
•.
101
16 Mi Apr 24
3
7
No par
4%
24%
par
preferred
2.400
'
Feb 14
—No par
,-10
10Qy
Credit
conv
25%
4
4
25"'
108 * 'a
101
101
101
102
-
-
3-%
*22 Ma
84
Comm'l Invest Trust.
5.700
29 Mi
29%
24%
*
41,500
;
600
29%
•
6.400
.
preferred
$2.75
Commercial
4M4%
par
No
Co
Carbon
Jan
Feb
.■"■/
93 A, Feb
5 Mi Mar
76
70
A
Highest
t per share
f per share
97% Dec
3 Ma Nov 27
100
100
-
Pictures
Columbia
w.
43 Mi
42 %
"~'}i
■
.
94
29
95
"
-
93 Ma
%
},
1
93%
95
107Ma A.
*106 Ma
109 Ma
*106 Ma
43
23
*1Q1
Columbian
300
39% A4A A"'.; 3.900
29%
.
1.600
49
A- 39 Mi
23
*23
I
'A MM.. 100
21 Ma
*46 Ma
A."
5%
$ per share
t per share
No
preferred series A
preferred
6%
310
Year 1948
Lowest
Highest
-A, Lowest
No par
Elec
Columbia Gas &
1.200
•
107'%
*106 Va
*94
■■
QQ
39%
r
87 Ma
*87
48
48
39%
92
..
Far
45.500
4%
'
87 Ma
88
•
Range for Previous
Year 1944
Range for
-vAu A A-
EXCHANGE
..
Shares
share
4 Ma
91 Ma
21%
*21%
20%
20%
per
4%
923/4
91
95%
*93
•
*47%
share
per
4MB
91%
91
89%
88%
89%
*92%
91%
$
'
91
91
4%
4%
4%
91%
S
t per snare
per *nare
j
per snare
4%
4 Va
Jan. 5
Jan. 4
Jan. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
the Week
■
STOCK
NEW YORK
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
Monday
Dec. 30
STOCKS
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
*LOW
Saturday
Monday, January 8, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
116
10
14 Ma
Nov
24% Mar
96
Feb
119 Ma
Nov
15%
Jan
26%
Jun
3%
Jan
127
Nov
7
28
Ma Dec
20
D
'
*12%
12%
*12% i
12% :"
*12 Ma
12 Ma
25
*23
25
*23
25
*23
12%
16
16%
16%
*110
110%
■:
34%
41'A-
*34 Ma
34%
41%
37
*36
23%
*23
36%
36%
9%
9%
41%
Up 36%
363A
*36 Mi
36%
700
"43 Ma
6,900
.■36%
500
r
23
2 3 Mi
23 Mi
23 Ml
23 Mt
'.
23
38%
37 Ma
38 Ma
37 Ma'
39
21.100
9y8
9%
21%
•
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9 Ma
v
10
103,900
213/a
7.700
68 Mi
72
39 Ma
21 Mt
10 3/8
21 Mi
'
10
393/4
21 Ma
21 Mi
21 Ma
67%
67 Ma
68
39 Mt
393/4
.393A
38
38 Ma
37 Ma
37 Ma
37
37%
*41
41 Ma
40%
41
40 Ma
40 M«.
17
16%
17 Mi
16 3A
17 Mi
4.000
393A
12,700
•
:aa*/
•
39%
*36 Ma
38-
I6M2
M
16%
38%
V
41%
16%
38%
■/.
38%
41 %
16%
y
17%
17%
48%
-
18%
48
45
38 Ma
107
18
47 M4
"
38 Ma
*104 Ma
-
18 Mi
48
*18
48%
38 Mi
*104 Ma
*104 Ma" 107
107
47 Mi
-
18 Ma
*
68
39 Mi
393/4
18%
18%
*47
19 M4
19
473A
20 34
23 Mt
21 Mi
22%
22%
22%
22 M«
22 Ma
23 Ma
23
233/a
22%
70
71M4
71
72
69 Ma
71
70
70%
70%
*121
*121%
124
*110%
111%
110 Ma
58
58%
58
1
123
123
122 Ma
123
*1103/i
113
*110 3A
623/4
60 Ma
13 Ma
13%
13%
13 Ma
13%
13 Ma
*19%
19%
*19%
20%
*20%
156 3A
-
A
156
155
155%
*13%
*126
128
114
113%
*113%
114%
13%
39%
40%
22 Mi
22 M4
22%
178
178
14 Ma
40 M*
52
52
52
52
22%
22%
22
22 Ma
11%
11%
11
11 M»
44
44
43%
44%
15
15%
14%
15
5%
5 Ma
*5%
■14%
41 Mi
22
186
3%
23
10 Mi
10
Ma
10
44
44
44 Mi
2.200
Electric
15 Ma
8.400
Electric
Boat
53/4
53A
1,200
Elec & Mus Ind
8.400
Electric Power <fe
4
109
1103/4
103 Ma
4
109
*102 Ma
111%
4,500
$7
103
105
3.000
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 Ma
34 Ma
34 Ma
35
67'
233/e
24 Ma
68 Ms
*66
104 Ma
104 Ma
23 Mi
*66
*104 Me
105
16%
3.6%
16
V
102
102
102
104%
*,103%
104
103 Ma
103 Ma
103
107
♦104
106 M2
106 Ma
*104
16
103%
104%
*104
102
104
y4
18
Me
*104
16 Ma
16
*102
100
17.500
200
103 Ma
102
103
220
106 Ma
106
106
60
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
13%
13 Ma
13%
13 Ma
133/a
13 Ma
133/a
13 3/8
13%
69
69%
.
Natural
1Mb
Ml
14
3.900
73.700
4%
Johnson
Corp
100
Public
Service
55 preferred
see
page
69%
69
69 Ma
69 Mi
69 Mt
69
69 Ma
—No par
—No par
preferred-
tEquitable
RR
Office
Bldg
common
benef
1
__No par
$6 preferred
Erie
4
50
preferred
Engineers
$5M2
3
Gas
7,800
69Ma'
17
35%
83%
Jan
10
Jan
Otfs of
Int.;
1,900
5 % pref series A
No
par
;_No
par
No
par
100
Oct
Dec
45
July
Feb
34
Dec
27% July 12
2
72 Ma Nov
15 Ma
Jaii
25%
44
Nov
122
V* Nov
7
Jan
5
143/a Nov
19
11 Ma Feb
.
Aug 30
58% Dec 30
7
Apr
16 M4 July
A 38% Feb
Sep
73 Ma May
153
May
Dec
107%
Dec
Jan
35 Ma
Jun
5M4
Jan
10 Ma
Dec
*106 Me
16
9
13Ma
11
20 Mi Dec
29
9
Jan
Feb
7
162 Va Jun
19
.134
Jan
159 Mi July
6
128 Ma Dec
7
124
Dec
130
Dec
15
120% Jan
20
115%
Dec
121% Sep
137
-
100
Nov
May
22%
113
14 Ma
10% Feb 28
33
•
89
92 3/4
%
9%
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
46% Jan
3
6
9 Ma
NOV
11 Ma
15
31M4
Jan
44 Ma July
3%
Jan
8Ma May
146 Ma
Dec
253/a Dec
5
Dec
30
Jan
170
May
195
Sep
9
*173
Sep
184
Jun
52
Dec
30
35
Jan
45 3/a July
24 M2 Dec
15
11 Ma
Feb
19
15 Mi Sep
25
30 Ma
Jan
39 Ma July
14
Sep
■
45M4 Aug 18
■
153/4 Dec
15
8Mb
Nov
6 Ma Oct
13
1M4
Jan
53/a May
3
lMi
Jan
63/4 May
5
Ma July
Mar
Dec
14
31 Mi
Jan
92
Nov
103 Ma Dec
16
28 Ma
Jan
88 Ma
Nov
47% July 11
333/4
Jan
42%
343/4 Nov 27
23 M4
Jan
110
223/4 Dec
7
49 Ma
101 Ma
Dec
15
2%
Jan
104
Dec 29
105
Nov
4
103%
673/4
Jan
92 Va
Sep
96
Dec
Dec
29
62%
4
Vi
Jan
Dec
20
14
70
Dec
15
Sep
54
92
13/4 Dec
13% Dec 20
Dec
9 Ma
Jan
Jan
107
Sep
Sep
58 Ma July
Jan
3
17 Ma Dec
6 8 Ma Dec
.
*32
30
108 'ri {run
3
3
10
25
4
3
Apr
Aug
178
27% Feb
7
15
Sep 13
57 M2 Jan 25
101M4 Jan 19
8% Jan
3
87
July
Dec
41
Apr 25
5
6% Jan
3
157
Feb
7
100 / 175
Jan 24
4
41
Jan
3
2
lfi3/4 May 1
1
8 Mi Dec 27
5
37 V2 Jan
4
3
10
Apr 18
3% Jan
4
No par
3M2 Nov 17
No par
8IV2 Apr 25
No par
78
Apr 24
No par
39 Mi Apr 28
Electric Mfg Co
Endicott
20
102
12%
footnotes
18.800
16%
16Mb
*
Paso
68 Ma
100%
103
El
Battery
Storage
Emerson
105
*104 Me
16%
1.400
Electric
23 Ml
22 3A
*67
68 Ma
1.700
35
*34 Mi
23 Ma
105
45%
45 Ma
13%
For
Light
$6 preferred
453/a
*104 Ma
Am shares
preferred
109 Ma
103 Ma
45
104%
4
3 Ma
4
109 Ma
45
23%
(The/
Autc-Llte
14 3A
45
67
Inc
Nut Co.—
5 Ma
45 Ma
'22%
Stop
15 Mi
44%
68%
Elastic
443/a
45
22%
Edison Bros Store"
15
44%
21%
10.400
44 Mi
5%
Jan
Jan
37
9
—No par
Eaton Manufacturing Co
5 Ma
103
104%
600
10%
Co—!
preferred
153/a
103 7/a
„
Stainless Steel Corp
cum
44%
103 M2
*66
23
*22 Ma
900
6%
5%
3 Ma
4
1
Eastman Kodak
23
103
102
Eastern Airlines Idc
Eastern
10 Ma
10
Eagle-Pichef Lead Co
14%
5%
110 M2
110
110
:
:
No par
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pfd
100
30
22%
42 Me
8Ma
21Ma
123 Ma Jun
/
No par
(E I) Si Co—^-20
$4.50 preferred
1,300
10 Ma
Jan
5
113
International
33 Ma Mar
30
1
Apr
35% July
22
28 Mi Jan
8 Mi
48 Ma
173/4 Jan
26 A Jan
Nov
IO6M4 Jan
8.600
Mar
40
/
Dec
46 M2 Dec
1
1
4.800
22% Julv
49
No par
series A—t
industries
$4 preferred
42%
Jan
5
Jan^ 4
1.200
190
10M4 May
16Mb
9
131
A,
17 Ma
Jan
20
1143/4 Apr 26
Dresser
20 Ya May
Jan
3 Mi
Dec
No par
No par
300
Sep
36 Ma July
A
20% Sep
No par
1,800
*22 Mi
33 Mi
Jun
July
8%
„
—5
Ltd
Du P de Nemours
52 Ma
4334 Jan A
No pa*
;
14 Ma
52
Sep
105
Dow Chemical Co
27,300
Jan
.
3
14
Douglas Aircraft
22
52
Apr
15% Jan
5.300
186
52
42
A 21% May .12
47
May 13
182
52
52
10.300
Dome Mines
Corp
22
182 Ma
95
—No par
182
22 Ma
182
186
38 Mi Mar 31
——No par
Cup Co
Class A
Dunhlll
-■
29
100
Doehler Die Casting Co
*185
23
181
*185
Dixie
.12
■
7
35 Ma Dec
17 Ma July
Duplan Corp
13%
41 Ma
"
4
3%
133A
41 Mi Oct
8
38Ma Dec
—
29
18
5
11
Doehler-Jarvis
>
Oct
65
3
29
preferred—
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29
Feb
Corp-Seagr's Ltd—No par
Distil
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Jan
Jan
^
5
28 Ma Jun
X2734 Feb
5.200
114 Ma
21 Mi Dec
24%
Jan
26
_
.
26
9 Ma Mar 22
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3.700
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393A
22 Ma
'
110
•
186
186
186
-
4
114 Ma
373/j, Dec
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12,800
128
128
223/i July
17 ;
52
par
25
preferred
partlc
2,300
*127
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6%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
•
25
22 Ma"
156 Ma
17
{116
Jan
10
3
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1573A
13 Mi "13 3/8
13%
22 Ma
158
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•
61%
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12
100
300
18 /
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1083/4
3
27
20
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:
113
59
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178 Ma
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155
124 Ma
120 Ma
111 Ma
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62
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110 Mj
1.500
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v
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Jun
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1
3
Diamond
Mar
19
5
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Devoe &
19
Jan
18
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Detroit Edison
Jan
12
36% Apr
32 Mi Apr
17 % Jan
,
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100
:
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700
V
70
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70
340
Delsel-Wemmer-Gllbert
Delaware & Hudson
17
20
21% Jan
.
No par
20
Oct
30
16 Mi Oct
,
29
23 Ma Oct
12
109M2 Dec
100
—1
—
:
Deere & Co
A Preferred
5%
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20
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A
Dayton Pow & Lt 4Maft pfd
Inc
Decca Records
7 Ma
13 Ma Nov
4
19 M2 Mar 17
13 Ma Jun
(The)—1
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107
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18
500
39
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25
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NEW YORK STOCK
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11
15
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29
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19%
42
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50%
25%
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43
53 V Nov
2
57 V Dec
30
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109
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116
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103
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69
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29 V Jan
•-.;
100
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57k May 16
43 7k Aug
9
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3
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70
10
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.
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preferred
prior
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^
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270
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4
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13
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13
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16
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Dec
Feb
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105
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Jan. 4
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Jan
11
29
6 V Aug 12
:
189% Dec
81% Jan
15
:17 V May
5
Jun
1607k
Jun
,
37k
Jan
10% May
12
257k
Jan
41% May
50% Dec 30
44 V
Dec
50% July
16 V
May 17.
62% Dec
3
42 V Sep
4V
5:
Aug
5'4 July
3
20
May
43 V Feb
19% Feb
10574 Dec
11
A'pr
15
33
(Aug
j>>23% Mar
/
13
...
57
23 :
25 % May
Jan
Mar
*104
Dec
6
143% Feb
par
Jun
19% Nov
27
'
11
18
No par. ;>.< 3s/s Apr
3
100
123
Jan. 26
No par
v
6 V Jan
3
Corp
Jan
Jan
110% Dec
9
20
4
V
Nov
5
25% July 10
2.5s
4,
39
3*»
2
124
v
131V May
4%
16
Nov
4>A Oct
5
11-
26
1\
Co Inc
L)
-
3
31V Dec
Apr
Apr
100
preferred.
Oil
-
9
274 July
Apr
Nov ,15
17
10774 Nov
1514 May 18
97k Feb
8
32V Jan
3
y; 23% Jun 28
14% Dec 18
257k Jan
3
247k Jan
3
pfd—No par
Sugar
25
„
20
Drpferred
$5
7,400
Jan
44%
.
120%
July
83%
11V Aug 21
3
Apr
A 367k Feb
.104 V Jan
8 V Jan
/
114 Jan
3% Jan
No par.
Co.-
Gulf Mobile &
62
-3
128% Nov
July 12
2374 Jun
24
274 Jan
85 V Jan
40
Feb
98
Jan
--No par
1Q
Guantanamo
507k
18
18 V Jan
100
& P.
Grumman Aircraft Corp.,.
8%
93
14
66
119%
;
17k AuC
19
x83
—1
Bay & West RR
414%
,
113% Jan
.
>
26
26
Oct
7VJan
50 ■>>, 45
...
Apr
Jan
69
Jan
11% Jan
-
M S
Western
(H
Sep
Dec
4
145/k Jan
74% Sep
227k Jan
Jan
19
99
...
Grevhound Corp
40
•
50 V
300
25,300
5%
>
15% '-167k
16v'L?.-
59'%
50%
105 V
32%
34%
15; 0,'i
587k
50
V
5-%
15'%
58%
597 k
*59
:
57k
6
Nor
Green
600
13,400
Feb
110
Jan
1974 Feb
No par
Preferred
23 V
237k
4
18
—
par
Telegraph Co
(W T)
Green
54V A 5474
55
22 Va
<
f
;
No par
Great Northern Ry 6%
66
140
120
134V Nov
11
Jan
197k Apr
5
preferred
Great
6,500
Jan
Mar
18%
6%
106
IV
19%
112
.-3 V4
No par
100
,10c
No
Co/-:.
Great
3,400
3
Jan
3 V >Aug 30
6% July
Co
Steel
Grant
28,500
117
24 % May
No par
Grand Union
163
*62
163
*161
>
21
Jan
$5
5%
Dec
Nov
44% July
,
137k
...100
100
Granite City
300
*24
Jan
Jan
No par
Granby Consol
700
42
41
*41
>■
<
8,400
34
4374 July 12
Jan
convertible preferred—No par
Gotham Hosiery..
—
No par
Granam-Paige Motors
1
29,900
47-4
15 V
6.
32% May
2 V
No par
—No par.
Goodyear Tire & Rubb...
No par
;
;39% July
17%
100
$5 preferred
300
Jan.
125%
preferred
conv
Goodrich Co
6,600
30%
4
No par
(The)
Gold & Stock
100
15
98 V May
4
20
tGoebel Brewing Co...
2,200
/
103
*111% 11174-
...
15%
57 k
5
157k
112
15%'-;
•
57%
15',k
v
5474
54 V-
*10274
527k
112
111
V
547k
102%
54%
103
50
148
137k July 26
>
—1
preferred
Co
4 %%
1,600
Jan
56 >4 Nov
Corp
Safety Razor
conv
Glidaen
600
3%
Nov
2 V Feb,10
No par
x
$6 preferred
300
52 V
3°/4
156
158
$5
3.000
157 V
52 V
3 '/a
3-/4
156
257k
52 V
52%
37k
159'%
1047k
25%
.
40
No par
Glmbel Brothers
10.000
Jan
130%
130% Oct
preferred
Gillette
100
95
237k
1047k
257k
25 V
>30
Jan
20%
4
28
3
^
Rubber
&
Tire
4Vk %
19,200
1574
>93
23
26 ft.
187k
106 %
15 V
15%
15%
*1047a
105 :
16
*106
21%
*93
,18%
19 %
18 ''4
1057a
•
71%
12
155
3
preferred..
General
10.900
29%
28 V
29 V
24
102
Jun
28
preferred.....
6%
yA
277a
27 V
Feb
115
V
8V4 Mar'
18%-May
40% Dec
16
128
5174
12574
9
'
Dec
Dec
29 V July
19
Feb
35
No par
1
Corp
Instru
Time
4W
110
Jan
Jan
Corp—
Telephone
General
Gen
Jan
7%
124
4
25 V Apr
Gen Steel Cast $6 preferred_.No par
700
Jan
2%
22 V Dec
140
10c
Signal
preferred...
A General Shoe
1.160
;•
47k
Aug
4% Jan
Equip Corp
General Refractories
>4.200
29
Jun
?V Jun
151
36% Jan
Realty & Utilities new.;
Gen
4
:
51
:
Mar
77k July 10
29
Aug
par
Railway
Gen
>. 6 %
»
Jan
>108
> Jan
5% Jan
134
20
19% Dec
3:
11%
8174
> ■
107
•
37
6
Now
Apr
Dec
11%
Jan
'
Jan
Jan
Jan
102
13
97k July
161
4%
.
27
5474 Oct
4174 Apr 28
774 Jan 24
Feb
8
143
3
674 Jan
6%
19
Nov
109
Jun
Apr
,53%
par
Public Service
'
4 Jit}'•''"47a >0-
26%
307k
*29 V
*106
3.100
124 V
'^v"22 V
^19 ft1* 19 '/a
26 V
30 V
>"
'•-"i07V'1077'4
109 V
*26 '/a
•
Gen
16 V Dec
11
21
Jun
par
$4.50 series A preferred..
> 7.000
Feb
6%
1474
v
9% Jan
51
No
A
Gen Precision
^ 22
•22 V-
2674
110
*106
110
'37k
'>'"~-22-'-'
109 V
107
ftft
-
«"»i22
£« s'ft'V".
14
No
Adv
General Printing Ink
10
317k
3074
31V
*122 Ai 124%
™
58 V Dec
Jun
Oct
No
Outdoor
1.700
274
3
100
10
Common
2.800
2 74 :•
Jan
i-No par
preferred
$5
Gen
10
107 V
51
10 V
105
preferred series A-No par
——No par
23%
97a
V
2
31V
*91%
16 V
>
•
3.700
*106
13 V
30
par
General Motors Corp
200
117a
23 V
■
107 V
2*/a
124 V
*122
.
93
'21V
19
11V
1,000
129
A 55 V
U V
28
23 V Dec
'isJ-
preferred
5%
20.500
*55
7% Dec
1
No par
Jan
147k
6
Nov
66
3
General Mills
150
647k
X128
■
*106
' 17k
132 V
129
23 V
97 a
307 a
29 V
105
105
16 V
*M'
23 V
107 V
132 V
vi.,
~—No
;
preferred
;>■;
$6 conv
30
647k ft
Corp
3
4 % May
28
26
No par
Jan
20
18% Jun
5
Gen Gas & Electric A__
300
57
.11
3V
136
114
64 V
i31
*55
974
2674-
26
267a
*90%
f
11
o
25 V
$4.50
10.100
111 V
*111
'
123 V
55 V
107 V
19 V :
*106
110
106
129 V
37k '
Foods
General
>
170
*112 7k
preferred
18 V Dec
50
General Electric Co
3.800
108'/a
-
preferred
cum
7%
28,300
*13474
11374
11374
1074
107 V
26 V
*
-
>'"* *
3V
37k
13474 13474
135
22 V
>
10%
31
*29 V
3V
64%
317k
106"
267k
7'/o
General Cigar Inc..
50
41V >41%
*108 V
Class A
:
c
350
2.200
.
130%
23
■''I
41%
108 V
55
124 V'-'
22\
>
1974
107
26 V
41%
108 V
■
■*2274
107
41'/a
108 ft
;
2,500
>
40 Va
39 V
;
V.
General Cable Corp
160
*156
40
39'/a
129
2
.31V
•
''19»V'
>.
General Bronze Corp..
3,300
28%
28%
157
156%
118
118
287k
5.800
,
.21 V
20%
f/
21%
119 V
28 V
■>
preferred
$8
'
*121 '
t 124 V
21
119
.
97k
*174
30 V :3l >
'*121
>•>.
287k
6474
227a
*106
107 V
67k
107 V
974
10
a
Gen
28
Jan
No par
General Baking
60
18V
6%
13074
107k
227«
23 V
23 '"a
*106
17%
674
6374
129
107 a
>11
1607k
1874
1307k
»
55 7 : :>■
*54
55
v
10%
•
128 V
129 V
129
*54
;
1607k
67k
67k
2174
1.500
9,200
I
H
1774
19
114V
114
9
87k
■•/'■
'>• 1607k
1607k
40
9
1607k
160
*156
:
*874
Dec
Oct
No par
.5
,>_5
—No par
.a.?
i
No par
—No par ■
100
i—No par
;
100
Jan
Jan
9%
6
Feb
1
—
preferred
Amer Transportation
$6
51V
50%
507k ft
50%
87 k
120
*119
28%
'
5074
13,800
17'A Dec
62 V
4V
20
Industries Inc
Gen Amer Investors
108 V
5
153/f Sep 14
par
Gaylord Container Corp.5V% conv preferred
150
61
60
Ao
-No par
Co
4
Jan
,
12 Va
167k
20
2%
1%
2% Jan
1
(The)
Co
Wood
Gar
5,800
23%
*23 7k
?
-ft:
13 V
674
397k
39
39 V
'39*4
:>
160
*156
58 V
108 V
874
,
24 V.
58 V
13%
;."i
120
23 V
_No par
preferred
$3
*107'/2
21V
21V
120
> *28 <•>;
2474
■/>'■
f
(Robert)—;
preferred
Gamewell
7,500
774
7V
>t
A1
(The) cl
Inc
Gardner-Denver
68
*6474
/
.*>.
7%
13 V
674
6V
,28 V
*156
300
10874
50
19
18 V
120V
'
28 %
1,700
167k
13 V
*
1607k
*160
67 a
2174
120v
17%
1077k
-
87k
874
-
58
50
50
19
21%
•
V'
7%
58
23V
108
x
8% f 874
160
160
'.>•>6% >
68
774
77k
■
»:
58
13 V
*
50
•
10674
--
ft/ft
>>" 1814
167k
*64 V
1
23 V
58
13 %
*49 %
*106'
77k
23
* 57 % ft 58
/.
Xl67/a
68
•
•
22%
13%
167 a
*641/4
16 V
1774
167k
17 V
Co
6%
300
*16
16%
17%
18-
*16%
69
7%
-
77 k
..
V
>16%
16 V
ft"
18
'v.
167a
16 V
*64 >4
.•ft>-7%
.
177 k
177a
*
16 V
16 V-'.
*16 V*
"i5~h
>
?./«'■>/■>
Gabriel Co
ft.,.
..faar'
H
33
267 k
267k
27 V
1574
15%
15%
*32 V
27
20 V
21
21
33
267k
35
*33
21
20%
157 k
15 V
*108
109
*108
*108 Ik
110
*109
110
18%
19
108
109
187k
77k
*774
8
*
111
For
footnotes
see
page,
123.
109 V
271,4.
21
157k
108
*l09 7k
1107k
187 k
19 V
~7%7,
111
7%
*110
8
112
*3374
-27
21V
100
2774
23V
3,600
1674
1,700
227k
*109%
16
16
♦107
108
110 V
*109 »k
110 V
19%
19
'
774
__
8
112
19
19%
30
7%
7 %
Hall
8
27
Apr
267k Dec
30
1,200
Co
Printing
5 %
10
—No par
preferred
(M A)
Co $4.25
Harbison-Walk
Hat
100
pfd__No par'
Refrac
—No
preferred
Corp of Amer class A
6%%
preferred
(modified)
par
100
;__1
100
"Oi '
,
15 V Mar 13
11V Apr; 26
38
>
May
5
22 V Dec
15
July
3
16 V
106
Apr
ii;
111
July 24
102
Jun
14
109
Dec
15% Apr
24
21
6
152
138
Jan
5% Jan
14
104% Jan
5
22%
110
Jun
.
.
12% Jan
9%
Jan
104% Mar
29
July in
Dec
4
27
July 12
8% Jun
Feb
35
33% Dec 18
4
,.23,
Hamilton Watch Co
,
6%
112
..23
Hanna
3,800
*152
♦110
Water
preferred class A.
Hackensack
440
108
15%
*107
*110
22 V
35 V
27%
*33'/4
*152
*152
*152
*152
*109
-
19
35
■
13%
135
4V
86
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
28%
Sep
38
Apr
.'18% July
15%
Jun
110% July
18%
July
144 V May
7 V
May
109%
Oct
'
.v
1 per
Jan. 2
*
sharm
9%
9%
9%
7
$ per snare
per snare
7%
*21%
21%
*70 %
.
1
75
24%
25%
82%
82%
83 'A
131%
*130%
26 %
23%
26%
26
26
23%
23'%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
600
Hires Co
44
44
44
44
44
*42
19
19
19
19%
19%
17%.
17%
17%
17%
43%
*42
19
*18
17%
17%
.
17%
17%
42
42%
*71%
72
109
72
71%
*108%
108%
44%
17%
72
67%
67%
13%
13%
36
36%
67%
66%
66%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13%
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
2%
2%
11%
11%
11%
11%
27
27
27
15%
14%'
2%
2%
11%
"
67%
36%
2%
28
13% V
35
2%
2%
11%
12
27%
72% V/
•13%
11%
11%
27%
27%
-
2%
•
12
27%
27 %
'
'
14%
14%
3%
15
14%
4
3%
3%
3%
3
3%
i,?.,
\
'i
''
*
'i-
•
'•*
"■. * >f
♦
Jan
87
Jun
128
Dec
49
Jan
71
July
Jan
118
Aug
73'
>
.
125
July 17
Dec
100
8
Aug
136% Aug
25% Aug 31
14%
Jan
21% May
16
16%
Jan
25% July
28%
Jan
40% July
4
47% Sep
5
21% Nov
3
13 % Jan
13
Oct
2
May
-
73
10
42
'*•
Dec
19
134 V Mar 10
19% Dec
Jatf4 4
"
29%
Jun
"
172
23% Dec
39
'
Ja)n
13% Jan
13% Jan
71. ^ Apr
Jan
12%
36 V* Mar
Homestake Mining
Houdaille-Hershey cl A
x>
Jan
152
27
20'4 Jan. 21
117
54
Jan
% Nov
Feb
3
7% Feb
3
30% Feb
21
3
■72% Nov
114
Sep
17% July
Sep
31-
17
Apr
Jun
115
3
117
Aug
Jan
42%
36%
Jan
45
July
9%
Jan
17
July
30
•
44
1
105
Jan
-
3
3%
114
37% July 10
30%
Jan
%
68%
Jan
Jan
13% July
Sep
57% July
Mar
59% Aug
70% July 11
-
Jan
12%
8
•
18% Aug 23
6
63
Apr
7
47% July 13'-45
Jun 17-;
1
31:
107
July
Nov
9% July
41% Apr
1% Jan
11
2% Jun
28
6
12
11% Dec
29
4%
Jan
6
22%
Jan
16% Aug 23
4'/a
Jan
11% July
ii
Jan
2% May
Jan
22% Mar
4
28 y8
8% Feb
4
1% Jan
-
'
3%
4
15
14%
15
Jan
115
A
56%
25.
25
89
Apr 27
19% Feb
2
.
108% 1
67
63
S
—,
3% May
'•110% July
Nov
'
114
12,50
100 n
No par
■
,-.5 Class B_——
No par
3.800
1.000 / Household Finance
No par
230
5% preferred-—100
1.300
Houston Light & Power Co ....No par
50.400 r. : Houston Oil of. Texas v t c
25
2.700
Howe Sound Co—
'
—5
7.900 .i Hudson & Manhattan—
-1O0
3.900
5% non-cum preferred
100
3.800
Hud Bay. Min & 8m Ltd—:
No par
6.800 V, Hudson Motor Car
No par
11.200
Hupp Motor Car Corp.
.
1
17%
108%
108%
!
Jan
Jan
6
27% Feb
18
100
4.900
45
72
72
108%
67%
Jan
No par
7%. preferred
43%
17
(Del)
Holly Sugar Carp—
1.800
i
*44'4
17%
67%
3%
17%
44%
108%
108%
27%
17%
*117%
43%
67
2
Hollander & Sons (A)
43%
72
72
v
108'%
Holland Furnace
128
par
10% May
1%
93 %
9
75% Feb
24
24
—10
1
—10
(C E) The
500
17%
16%
17
No
Dec
30
22
170'"
Apr
No par
j.
—
500
75 /
100
;>-
Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co
/i
19%
42%
•
100
43
44 %
*44
44%
16%
17
42%
___
•
19%
*117%
42%
42%
:
*43%
44%.
*122
*116%
*116%
*116%
15
r'>■/•!R4-
*122
*25 %
19
2
Hershey Chocolate
conv preferred
400
125 %
125%
26%
125%
•20% Apr
9 per share
22% July 10
20% Sep 14
63% Jan
6
160 ', Mar 11
No par
No par
Highest
'share
per
Dec
112
•
100
per share
8% Sep
28
Mar 13
99
—,.25
W)—
preferred
Hercules Motors/.:
Hercules Powder_/—
- • 6%preferred
*25%
43%
36 %
i"
Lowest
9% Dec
28
2'4 Jan
non-cum.
.
V-;
73 %
73%
75
*73
900
131%
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131%
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26 %
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75
125%
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85
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25
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\
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42%
83%
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,
Year 1943
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Highest
Lowest
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.
70
24%
84
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500
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75
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v
4
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75%
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80%
32%
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8
106% Dec
21
3
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6
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104
100
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5
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Jan
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22
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Interlake Iron
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-
1,800
International Harvester
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82% Dec
133%
133
21%
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92
92%
91
91
90
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3
76
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177
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-
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92
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39
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115
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67
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94
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19
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66
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21
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30
Dec
100
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13
130 -■
15
—100
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preferred—.—
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200
101
100
,.
137%
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17
101
,
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3
Jan
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—
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;
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65
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76
76
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Int Hydro-Elec.Sys class,A———25
International Min & Chem
5
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2,700
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.
18 Va
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21%
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;
144%
15
—i100
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270
179%
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30
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'700
81
■••
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134
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3
3 ■/
17%
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Apr
62
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105% Dec 15
27
Int Business Machines
19,400
186
186
81
80%
178'/a
75%
.
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28%
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17
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3
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13
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48
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4
25
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.
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10
v
186
186
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80
170
105
105
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8
18%
37.
7,
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—1
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
15
77 % Dec
35% Nov 15
par
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>
200
300
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9%
9%
186
179%
104%
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9
39%
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4
100
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30
56
Jan
8
100
1
23 % 'Dec
3
15% Apr
No par
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3
46
—No par
A
32% Nov 10
Feb/25
10% Jan
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1,400
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7
7 %
7
-
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180
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9
186
80
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100
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1
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2,200
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13
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24
100
100
100
3000
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29
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18
Jun
July 27
27%
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32%
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4
135
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18
18
36%
37
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111
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102
101
102
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102
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4
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112
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2,100
1
21
112% Nov
Feb
15
105
Nov
27
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3
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Dec
34% Sep
111
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26
>
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Feb
70
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79
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9
78
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<
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93
Dec
20% Dec
Sep
25
Dec
14
July
109% Aug
Jan
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4
10*8 Jan
18-
38% Aug 28/
27
v
3
66% Jan
100
l
Joy Mfg Co
1,900
3
22!
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20% Jan
58
18 % Jun
Jan
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16-
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65.
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82
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117
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26
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111
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24% Jun
L:nic
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113'
Apr
37% Dec
30
28%
Jan
35%
7
24
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15
15%
Jan
20% July
4
42
Oct
25.
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July
20
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6
34%
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21
34% Dec
29
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Feb; 17
Dec
9% Dec
/
6% July
22
27% Nov
18
18%
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24%
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10% Oct
7
23/4
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10%
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27% Jan
4
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23 Va
Jan
32%
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31% Jan
4
247/a
Feb
32%
Nov
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Jan
22
9% Jun
3
39
37 % Nov
20
13
17
Jan
4,
16% May
104
35
Jan
73
Oct
17
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14
17%
Jan
29%
Jun
19
31% Dec
29
19%
Jun
Apr 24
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11% Jan
26% Jan
38'
8
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25
21
-100
113
:
May 31
15
3
12% Oct
31% Dec
29
20
39%
9
Dec
29
July
Jan
120
Dec
18
107%
50
4% Jan
3
8% Dec
26
2%
Jan
No var
50
1
5
1% Jan
29
2% Dec
30
18
Jan
2%
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8
2S
Jan
7
127
15% Feb
4
39 % Dec
4
38% Dec
21% Jun
21
19% Dec
7
11%
9
18% Jan
5
17% Dec
27
Jan
3
42
6% Apr 24
8
39
Jan
68
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3
67% Ja,n
13
174% Jan
8
26%! Feb
3
Jan
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32
14%
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8% July 20
5
Jan
49 % Dec
28
30
Jan
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27
86% Jun
26
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32 % Dec
28
36
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25
52
Dec
9
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37
Jan
6
44
Dec
20
22%
Jan
31
Jun
Jun
July
Jun
.
53 % Aug 21
182
July
8% May
24
19
29% Jan
Oct
Dec
Jan
8%
5
Apr 26
Jan
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Wks„;
v
14
Apr
17% Jan
lNo par
—
/
Jan
-23
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—
Lily Tulip1 Cup Corp
Lima Locomotive
Jan
Jan
Sep
Sep
24% May
16% May
108% Dec
—.
Myers Tobacco
_•_
102
Apr
17
11
(pew)f—No par
Life Savers Corp__
ei
Jan
8%
19% Jun 29
115
May 8
29%
.17
;
28
3
26
Series B
14%
29
Jan
/
Jan
Apr
25
Co—
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Dec
7.%
11%
•
Sep
Aug
10%
32
62
Stores
11
Aug 31
19%
127
Jan
54% Jan
(The)
Lerner
19
39% Mar 11
20% Dec
x26
Jan
Dec
5%
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:
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•31% Mar
121
Feb
10
—_1
100
100
No par
Lane BryantNo par
Lee Rubber & Tire——:—-——5
.
170
181 Va
25
preferred—
5%
luggett
2,900
'
44%
•
900
'
Jan
20
25
28
6% Jan
j100
L
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22,700
79
35
49
42%
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78%
35
49%
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78
184
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52
52
78%
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183
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182
50
50
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77%
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4
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3.500
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1.800
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par
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4% conv preferred..
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6% conv preferred ^
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47.900
8%
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prior preferred—
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129
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38%
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24,200
.
19
Jan
17
19% Jan
Laclede
-
800
12%
4
13% Feb
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Kroger Grocery & Bak
600
31%
49
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f
•
1.900
33
19% Jan
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14% Dec
9
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10
124
3
29% Jun
/
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27
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7.
1,900 V
108%
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pt pfd A
27
Dec
6
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900
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76
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117
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3,300
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4,400
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9
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22
14%
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24
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30
3%
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Sep
18 %
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7%
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31% May
20
13
43 % July
22
Jan
32
19%
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27'A Mar
9
165
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176
Aug
67'A Dec
28
37
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60
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44
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100 "
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36
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Oct
110
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19%
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29
8%
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38 %
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6%
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6
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10
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16
17% Apr 19
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106 %
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120
16
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19
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19
12
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13
107
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110
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13
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21
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5
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92%
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24
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121
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119
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117
113
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Apr
Aug
50
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Jan
39%
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27%
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9%
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17
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30
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42
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11
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34
162
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14
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37
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14
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29
57
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20
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2
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56
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104
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1
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7
22
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32% Mar
26
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4
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4
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3
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3
42
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58% May 29
7
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27
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1
1
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170
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4,700
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165
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102
12
Jan
15%
320
25% Dec
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133
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>>21%
21%
July
Nov
24% Jun
(G C)
4%% preferred—
,
Murray Corp of America
70
38'A >39%
38%.
-
> / 21%
■
15V4
*15
9%
*11%
■■
1
12
12
19 VA
19
19'A
19
38
79
Dec
35% Dec
Murphy Co
8,100
16
15%
Oct
48
Nliiill©SS
16Vb
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
31 /
Jan
21 % Jan 11
15% Jan
3
1———
Munsingwear Inc_.
» 300
53
>■
4
Dec
—50
Essex
&
M"hins Mfg Co class B
.
400
.
114%
;• 13
,
163% July
22% July
107% Jan 5
41% Apr 26
35% Jan 11
Mueller
30
84
'■>: *113%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*52
>
■
99
*22
>.>
Jan
series C
No par
& Co
—No par
(John) & Co——No par
preferred
Morris
1,400
v*i 9% »
99
84
115
115%
2,200
T:V,
.
Montgomery Ward
Morrell
i
3.200
25
_10
No par
No par
A
B
"
*82
'
83
83
83
200
32%
9%
>,:>•
9%
9%
>
ser
Preferred series
>> $4
27.700
,/••>
preferred
$4.50
60
23
24%
21% Jun
148 %
30
114
100
20.
No par
Tool
Mach
Monsanto Chemical Co
.
12.420
32"
>
97 %
55
*52
55-..
23%
25 Va
33
Va
10
115%
*115
115%
*115
.">■
-
24%
33
■■
9 Tb
97
<96
97%
<22%
9 TB
>:
10%
10
>> 23
Oct
148
6
105
108%
107
6%
93%
17%
2%
8%
29
19%
74%
111%
—No par
preferred series A
Carpet Mills
1%
>
37
23
16%
24% Oct
36% Apr 26
,
?
10
•.
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
■»-' 90
41 V4
34%
%
Corp
Mission
.
Monarch
60
3>'<
_100;
preferred series C—_—100
4 7o
preferred series D_,
100
:> Minn Mollne Power Impl—
—1
$6.50 preferred
:
.—No par
.
51%
41 Va
35
„
6
Apr
23% Sep
27%'Jan
116% Jan
46
Apr
12% Oct
1% Oct
4% %
700
:
51%
34%-
No par
.
/Mohawk
■:■:.>>>
115
11 % May'
Jan
111
52% Feb 4
4% Mar 6
>32% Mar 10
——5 >•...
Minn-Honeywell Regulator
4% conv pfd series B
540
113
41%'
25
22%
111
•■i,
V
>
vtc
B
Class
2.700
51
51%
41 'V"-'-'->■<40%
34%
35
*114Va
114Va
;
34.300
111%
;>> <110%
114'/a
51% Jan
Nov
20% July 13
165
Dec 29
;
10
.-No par
8% cum 1st preferred
100
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn bt P & SS M A vtc_„No par y.
'
81
80 Va
111%
111
;
26%
26%.
>
81
34'b
50%
*40%
41%>
■
2fe%
113
*111%
„
Products
Steel
Midland
31.400
19%
36%
36%
,37 v4
80
111%
<110%
%>
-
26
79%.
79%
111%
51 %
50%
41 Va
33%
51
27%
*26
•,
111
33%
6.300
6%
6 Va
18%
200
•
>>-;
■
'
80
114
'
"
6%
24
23%
19%:
18%
37
7.300
.7%
109%
24% >>>
5%
18%
35%
114 %
<39%
6
I8V4.
<110%
116
•■■■% 70
111%
7%
109 V4
23 Vb
36
lll'V 111%
110%
110'A
8 Vb
109%
24
534
Va
25%
V4
•79%
113%
*114%
6
30
———
109%
•
7%
111
22%
'
80
79%
8%
7T'0
*109
4001
;
'
18%
*35%
25 %
<25
111% ;•<•> ' *110 %
36%....
17%
35%
*111
*110%
.
18%
<35
111%
7%
6
6%
•
18
*110%
22%
22%
22%
22%
113
Jan
6%
18 Vis
*
;
Petroleum—
Mid-Continent
1.800
113
<110
*110
111
*109
111
210
44% >:>
•>>>."'44%
113% *113 Va
45
*44%
113
par
—
Copper
Miami
.
7.500
2%
2 Va
*110
7%
7%
7%
2%
18%
111
111
*109
>
37%
Dec
.
1.400
>
57;
17%
113
*110
'
V
55
>>>'
*113
-—
.
137%
2 Va
45
45
*113
-
..
2%
2%
>
44
44
*113
*110
,
2%
2%
<113
137
138
138
Corp
•
1.200
'
138%
138
137%
53%
*53%
36%
> 36%
Dec
Jun
16% Dec
106% Mar; 7 > 110% Doc 13
29% Oct 16
19% Jan
5
21
Jun 28
McCrory Stores Corp
—I ■>
16
Jan 13
112% Apr 13
5% conv preferred w w__
-100
109% Feb 23
32% Oct
7
McGraw Elec Co
1
27
Apr 27
22
Dec
8
McGraw-Hill Pub Co—
No par
i4
Feb 29
55% July 6
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
47
Mar 20
28% Nov 13
McKesson & Robbins Inc
_18
21% May 1
104% Dec
5
$4 preferred i
—.—No par
97
Apr 18
13% Oct 14
McLellan Stores Co_
—-1
> 10
9
111
Dec 19
5% preferred
100
103
Sep 14
19% July 20
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co._.——10
16'A Aug 8
13
Dec 15
Mead Corp
—No par
8 ' Jan
3
100
Sep
8
$6 preferred series A
No par ;> 82
Jan
4
94
Oct
6
;
$5.50 pfd ser B w w
No par
70
Jan
3
38% Nov 10
Melville Shoe Corp
—1
31% Apr 28
16% Dec 23
> Mengel Co (The)
'
1
8% Jan 4
55'A Dec 29
:>
5% conv 1st preferred
50
37
Jan
4
39
Aug 10
Merch & Mln Trans Co
No par
25
Mar 1
38
Dec
9
Mesta Machine Co
:
5
27
Jan
3
107
Dec 20
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
107
Dec 20
8.700
26% "26%
26%
54
138%
<136%
"
8
8Va
8
27
36 V2
26%
64 % July
No par
preferred
1st cum
McCall
'
26
26
8%
8%
7 Tb
7.%
7%
25%
25% Mar
Jan
._
100
15%
:
54%
1,400
111 'A
54%
35%
35%
35
35%
15%
>
.14%
12%
'
15%
200
18
v?;
94
94
105 %
<14
100
94
3,200
<98%
13
100
1,000
27%
*110%
17% : 37%
12%
*98%
600
52%
27%
105%
104%
104%
700
21 »
:•>; 52%
<20%
52'A
-
32%
*20%
20%
104 %
116
32%
21
14%
12%
35%
36%
20'A
31%
111%
100 >
<92 Va
93%
*107
28%
20%
No
Wks
preferred—
—
$6
28%
par
—100
May Department Stores—
i 10
Maytag Co
:
—No par
$3 preferred-;.
No par
100
500
<112%
14%
17'A
*98%
93%
41%
20%
<110%
HIV4
12%
100
100
*104'A
14
"110'A
12%
1,700
•
par
1
Alkali
Mathieson
•
4,100
•
—No
No
,
Elec Co_
Master
1%
9%
28%
31%
32%
27%
27
1051/4
13%
111%
3,200
66%
'
13%
24%
•
*40%
116
*112%
116
32%
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*110%
2,700
<110%
20
20%
*112%
32
19%
21
20%
27%
1
Co
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Corp—
Corp__
Masonlte
100
No par
Martin-Parry
,1,900
66'
41%
28
28
20
20 Va
116
112%
116
28
27%
*20
20 Ve
<19%
Martin
21,200
>•:•: 8%
*110%
*110%
>>>>
27%
28%
<27%
<112%
15,100
11%
41%
24
•
,66%
9%T
>40%
41%
41%
41%
110%
*110%
9%
9
9%
9%
5
prior pfd
& Co—
(Glenn
26
*175
8%
1
Corp_'.
6%
Ry
Marshall Field
11%
24%'
•
65%
67
St
Market
5,200
21%
Nov
44
10% Feb 14
18% Feb 24
>
2'A Jan 19
6'A Jan 3
>12% Jan
5
13% Apr 27
16% Jan
3
4% Jan
3
37% Apr
4
25% May 5
19% May 2
170
Mar 2
———No par
1
—25
Midland
2.890
19%
25%
*175
66 Va
Marine
40%
;
28
27%
24%
50
—1
'
12
24%'
24
-10
Exploration,
18%
17%
41.%
*175
v
y (
Bros
27%
11%
41%
28
*27%
.•
66%
66%
9%
8 TB
,V
Sugar
Maracaiba Oil
-27,300
8 «/8
-No par
Co__
Manhattan Shirt
300
6.300
•
241/4
24%
Manatl
RR
Co
'
4 ;f,.v
>19•
25%
11%
41%
41'A
28
*27%
.66%
*65%
11
41%
•175
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.
>
107/b
100
Copper—-—
Maude!
11,100
•24%
8
>•'
i
15
24 %'
19%
>'
.
Magma
Mahoning .Coal
>10%
:£<■: 3%
17%
19%
'19%
460
9%
8%-
8
8%
400
9,200
>14
24% '
4 >
3%
'
16%
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15
Co Inc___l—+-No per
4%%
20%
10%
-
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■
Macy (RHI
16%
4b0
.
14
4
7%
7%
7%,
>
25
3 Tb
3%
3%
3%,
.
10
10%
15 >
10%
15
*350
460
*400
460
■400
15
6,600
.19%
-
Jan
12 %
53
135
Feb 21
34% Jan 27
X26% Aug 1
104
Jun
6
14
Jan 12
14% Jun 9
315
Jan 21
6% Apr 24
100
No par
pfd series A
Madison Square Garden
15%
42 %
3
25% Apr
10
preferred—
32'A
21% July
;
—
Trucks InC_,
108%
16%
>>
'
6%
31%
20%
M
;; MacAndrews & Forbes
Mack
*107%
17
10%
900
per thare
Jan
81% Dec
.17% Apr 29
100
12%
23% Nov
3
Jan
Highest
$ per share
22% May 17
30% Dec 15
151
Jan 5
20% Jan 12
69% Jan 3
No par
2,700
32%
20%
470
.
8% Jan
28
——.--10
-—100
49%
108%.
32
<107%
17
10
,
148
48%
49
48%
48%
32
*13%
1,600
29%
*143
148
*143
148
47%
*400
>
600
-
>;>>
20%
V
29%
:
110'A
29%
29%
29
32%
"107%
23%
•
preferredLouisville Gas &• El A
Louisville & Nashville—•,
1%
10
■ •
47 %
107%
'>>>.:
Highest
14% Jun 7
58
May 1
40% Feb 24
;;
__
Year 1943
Lowest
f per share
17% Nov 20
19% Jan 13
-——-No par
Lone otar Cement Corp
No par
.Long Bell-Lumber A_
No par
Loose-Wiles Biscuit
25
Inc
Loewxf
f Lorillard iP) Co„
3,800
19%:
109%
110
109%
32%
*107%
"1,800
168
*165
166
23% '23%
23%
*143
148
43%
19%
111
28%
29
*143
148
..
1,800
>" 9.700
44
'
23%
110,
V'.,
16
'
43 >'
19%
v
5,009
51%
15%
Liquid Carbonic Corp__
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
2,700
46.000
78%
'51
;
*164%
nr
<28%
29
143
16
43
>••%">•>>
*25%
51%
16
19%
>
23%
23%
lil
110%
110%
51%
16%
42%
■
1(56
%64%
24
<23%
r
51
T
>
'
78%
•
166
*164%
» 51
> >>" 16
22%.
77
79
79%
' :■> > 791/4
80%
50%
'
30%
21%
No par
No par
—1
.Lion Oil Refining Co
1,900
20%
30 %
*
30%
22 %
Year 1944
t per share
Par
Shares
share
per
Range for
Lowest
'
EXCHANGE
the Week
,
20
20%
"
21%
30
'
79%
S
share
per
20%
20%
29%
20
*
i
snare
29 %
20%
Jan. 5
Jan. 4
Jan.3
.
Range for Previous
STOCK
YORK
; NEW
for
Sales
Fridav
Thursday
Wednesday
■' ■:>
Jan.2
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
$
Tuesday
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
119
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4349
Volume :161
2%
Jan
6
Jan
9Va
Jan
Jun
7% May
10%
Apr
19% July
20
16
Jan
25%
Oct
74%
Jan
98%
Nov
37
Jan
57%
Sep
5% Oct
26
8
Nov
6
110
Jan
22
106
Dfec
26
106% Mar
114
Aug
35
Dec
29
26%
Jan
37%
Apr
22
July 10
10%
Jan
19%
Oct
•
T-esday.
Saturday
Jan. 1.
Dec. 30
S
t per share
par
share
23 %
28%
35
35'/a
35%
44%
44
168%
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22%
21%
39
39
39%
39%
39
224%
227 %
229
600
39%
224
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1,380
,
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54
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54%
55
54%
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33
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50
Aviation
—1
North American
1,300
13%
13
Northern Pacific Ry
108%
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25%
18%
18%
18%
18%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
106%
106%
106%
106% 106%
106%
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108
108
23 Va
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58
13 Va
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105
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Corp
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13%
Jan
55
19
14%
Jan
25% Dec
3
15
Dec
28
16% Oct
3
Jan
10
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27
23%
Jan
:i 39% Jan
3
Dec
15
33
Jan
19
Jan
91%
Jan
119 Va
Sep
Dec
160
Oct
.
25% Jan
;
48
149
42% Dec 30
10
Jan
17% July
5
Apr
43% July
Jan
Jan
July 17
7%
Jan
11% Oct
105%
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
113% July
4
July
45 % Dec
Jan
15
51% Dec
35 Va
5
July
45
Jan
6
61
103/
Jan
10
109
Dec
16
106
July
23% Jan
27
30
Dec
9
15%
Jan
30
July
16
37 % July
5
17%
Jan
72%
Dec
Va Dec 30
1 'A
Jan
2%
Apr
31% Aug 18
23% Jun 17
27'/a
Jan
w" 27
Sep
2
1% Mar 27
26% Apr
100
18% Feb
28
7
4% Jan
15% Apr
1%
20% Dec
19
16%
Nov
% Apr
10
59 Va Dec
5
51%
Dec
93% Feb
7
Nov
29
80
Jan
13% Apr
18
4 24% Dec
9
13
Nov
9 Va Jan
3
17% July 14
3%
Jan
2% Jan
10
Jan
9
5
Aug 14
x70% Nov 29
1%
37% Feb
33 Va
Jan
18
51
16
113
May
19 Va May
6% May
Jan
-29
May
60% Mar
100%
9%
13%
Jan
10
108%
Jun
23%
Jan
32%
14
17%
Feb
24%
46%
Jan
61% July
1%
Feb
18% Dec
112
32
Jan
Dec
'! 70% Dec 29
17% Dec
23
•
17% Mar
113
7%
10% Jan
3
29
19% Dec 29
5 Va
Jan
16% May
4
96
Dec
15
34 Va
Feb
33% Jan
5
65% Dec
16
19
Jan
58% May
41% May
5
;
'
23% Mar
7
Sep
26 Va Dec
28 Va July
23
Feb
26 % May
6
107% Nov
21
15
3
9% Jan
12
~6%
Jan
10%
July
10
July 14
5 Va
Jan
8Y4
Jun
71
Dec
29
6
40% Apr 26
20% Feb 24
26% Dec
29
20
Nov
3
37
Jan
*51%
5
59% Dec
108% Dec
8
88% Jan
19
68%
Jan
91%
Sep
19
May 16
21% Jan
3
22
Dec
23% May 13
26% Oct
21
25%
Sep
29% Mar
18% Aug
24 Va Oct
119% Oct 21
Apr
26
25
100
104% Dec
23
110 V July 12
104'/a
Nov
113 -
July
.100
107% Dec
12
115
109%
Jan
117%
Jun
11% Feb
117
117
37
July 10
96
3
Oct
7%
Jan
Feb
14
July
Jan
100
July
50
14% July 15
3'/a
Jan
10%
18%
Jan
26
par
—5
Apr
4
23% Feb
23
28
par
.100
105 Va Nov
18
108
July 11
Dec
102
Jan
5
Jan
27
•-8% Dec
30
3%
13
92 % Dec
29
34'A
Jan
7 % Apr
10% Nov 30
18
25
9
9Va
Feb
4
168%
Nov
1^8%
Nov
170
Jun
182
Aug
4
Jan
5
4%
Jan
10% May
30
59%
Jan
90
62% May
preferred..
Bolt..———No
190
No
par
.100
preferred class B_
preferred class A——.100
Jun
Mar
171
3
3
6% Apr 25
Mar
77%
Dec
4
25
4% Jan
9
Jan
17
11% Jan
164% Jan
par
Jan
30
183
Apr
■
»
Aug 22
6% July
9% July
82
Sep
14
100% Dec
45
Sep
14
3
10
24
Jan
Nov
15
Nov 15
150%
Jan
1%
6%
Dec
7%
15% May
Jan
58
Jan
1st ser conv pr
.100
(Th»yL_—JuiA
1
_x-ii——L—
.100
175
8% Jan
69
26
May 16
175
Dec
14% Dec
19% July 11
14%
Jan
21% July
25
18
Jan
23 V4
Apr
Jun
14
15
87a Apr
25
13
Va Dec
20
4
Jan
13
par
11% Apr
25
18% Dec
13
6%
Jan
13% May
12
6%
Jan
13
15
24%
Jan
40%
Jun
48 %
Jan
58
Sep
114%
Apr
123
11%
Jan
17%
Apr
75%
Jan
96%
Oct
May 29
11% May 17
..50
35% May 19
55 % Dec
52% May 19
5!)
Mar 25
121
440
110%
111%
110
110%
1103/4
1103/4,
950
7
122%
122
122%
122%
122%
650
8 %
preferred
preferred
% preferred
preferred
par
.100
of Feb 1 *29)
6%
121%
No
Gamble
116
.
No
par
13% Jan
—No
$5
Dec
19% Jan
—5
1,160
74%
16% Sep
2d preferred—
of N J
.
par
1st preferred
Pub Serv Corp
Dec
Jan
conv
(ser
Nov
10%
20
conv
pfd
Mar
16% Mar
83% Nov 30
5%
5%
75
168
1
Pocahontas——No
No
Co class B;
&
19
Jun
July
5
Plymouth Oil Co—
Procter
Dec
5
59
Nov
.100
.•
7% May
68%
90
.100
1
Dec
Jan
102 >
Feb
Jan
68% Feb
Apr
May
28
61
Co..No par
No par
Jun
Nov
100
Forglngs Co
Chic Ry
90 %
79%
Nov
48% July
100
.
26% Jun
Feb
427/8
.25
No
71
8
15
9
Aug 15
13%
21
14
19
X98
20
16% July 14
Jan
42% Sep
par
.100
—No
preferred
Creek
Sep
24% Jan
82
Feb
No
preferred
& Chemical
&
Sep
Sep
54% Jan
29
Pond
Dec
Apr
49 % Jun
100
C & St Louis RR.;
—
Jun
par
Mills Inc
Preferred
Oct
3% Mar
45
par
Hosiery
Co.
Sep
20 V4 July
33% Dec 30
Mar 17
15
55
16
8% July 12
3
21% Jan
.
32
Jan
26
22% Aug 12
108 3/8
-
9
2%
18% Dec
22,200
6% May
23%
Steel Car Co Inc..
3/a
Jan
8
Pressed
250
118
28% May
3 Va
114% July 13
5% Dec 15
3
Jan
Dec
V 45 % July
7
Aug
36Va Dec
19 Va
16%
31%
Mar
147
Sep
6%
8
2% Jan
12
5
7% July 25
17% Dec 11
8% Feb 18
45% Sep 26
109% Jan
10
par
A-
Coke
Pitt,-ton
Apr
July
25% May
17% Jan
73
103%
Jan
61% Jan
108%
123.
7%
6Va
23%
3
103%
page
19
28
4
Apr
48% Jan
Poor
4,000
13'*'a July
14% Sep
3
Oct
July
13
3
19
6
108 3%
see
64
11% Jan
103%
footnotes
Jan
.100
108
F^r
54%
Pittsburgh & West Va——
Pitts Young & Ash pfd—xi_
103
.
19
57% May
Va
121%
Jun
64
.100
108 %
111%
Apr
67%
pfd
103
121%
Sep
38
Jan
.10
preferred
5%7o
108
110%
154
Jan
25
Pittsburgh Steel Co
103
107%
Jan
28%
27
Pitts Screw &
5%
Dec
46
3% Jan
—
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
7%
Dec
30
-.3
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
103% '
111
com—
10 Va
105
142
28% Apr
Phillips Jones Corp
17
121%
29
Sep
Jan
21
5
series—
1%
Jan
69
26
12
Sep
29
No
No
No
4%%
103
108 %
Feb
8% Jan
—1
Preferred
Pittsburgh
3%
% July
75 Va Dec
12% Feb
Corp
S5 conv
21
43% Dec
157
3
series—
Pitts
Jan
16
4% Jan
& Co Inc
4%7«
6%
11%
11% July 19
•
Dec
5
8
7% Jan
"Preferred
17%
110%
108% Oct
163
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
$4
Oct
5
108
Jan
No par
preference; com
4.4%
preferrca
Pillsbury
Apr
14%
4
Va Mar 22
28% Oct
123% Dec
Brewing Co
Pncenix
July
45
Jan
19
Apr
105% Oct
preferred.
Phllco
Dec
6
Jan
8%
16
27
Jun
No par*
(Chas)
23 Va July
41% Aug
V:
21%
——100
of America—
5
$1
103%
108%
31
Oct
Jan
27
00
Phila Electric Co.
17 Va
121%
Jan
Jan
.25
Phelps-Dodge
Corp
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred—. .50
103 %
108
Jan
x3 %
8,300
400
58%
17
Jan
36
5
5%
53
'
15 Va
13
July
2.200
/
173/4
53
*
6,700
11
107
15%
10% Jan
2nd preferred
'
13%
12%
12%
10,100
13
13%
24%
*24
?Q 0
-
*176%
"176%
13%
17%
■
1.760
573A'
116% July
11
Pitts Ft Wayne &
13 %
-%.•
77
"101
*176'/a
':
13%
.17%,
102
89
*175
Jan
27
Pitts C
10.800
73/a
21%
-
77
i;
17%
17%
x90
92
"190
56V 8
■
13%
80
*77
135
7%
"175
102
,
.
13%
13 Va
108 Va
"111
100
•
7%
73 Va
-
500
300
*107%
7%
*190
57
•
26
135
8%
8%
100%
-7.600
113A
108%
9%
8%
453/4
24
53* /
22 Va Dec
7%
"111
6%
56%
120
/
300
"107%
8%
8%
,100%
*25%
:
15
135
6%
8 %
113/4
108
116
107%
6%
6%
45
*175
190
190
%
*88
'
'
*175
190
9%
16%
*16
1G%
92
89
89
88%
'
*175
7%
9%
9 Va
9%
107%
*111
Va
91
91
91%
a
6.400
*34%
104%
15%
15
116
*14%
*110
116
*176%
1.800
25'A
119%
34
18% May
116
—i— 33%c
100
100
100
Pepsj-Cola Co new
Marquette Ry Co
5% prior preferred
5% preferred
260
31.900
26
Jan
28
1
,
21 %
'
93%
6
1.310
Jan
7%
24 '/a Aug
No par
—No par
No par
Pere
Milk
Dec
91%
6
%'A>
101
15
Dec
7
4
Pfizer
593/4
Apr
Nov
50% Dec
Jan
Pfeiffer
68
Jun
14 Va
8
July
31% Dec
5% Jan
Petroleum
593/4
56
38
122
\
115% Apr
.-5
1,700
26%
Jan
Nov
Jan
192 V2 July
Jan
113
22 Va Dec
4.100
Ry
Eastern
2.900
70%
48%
106
—100
&
9%
27%
Jun
5
257a Mar 17
8 Va
59 Va
56y4
110% Mar 17
9%
68
18% July
Jan
162%
11% Oct 23
Co
4
59
Jan
49 Va
54% Dec
(Chic)
Pet
27
9%
20
Jan
Inc
Peoples G L & Coke
30
27
16
Oct
56
50
8Va
•
6
19% Dec
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..4
100
f Si"
30
26
27
100
9%
Va
5%
3.500
•
-V
69%
93%
•
70 Va
27%
106 Va
26
Dec
122% Dec
RR
8%
25 %
*188
500
,,
26
47 Va Sep
preferred—
Peoria
Dec
26% May
Jun
39
Inc ex-privilege—1
Glass Sand Corp
9%
V
34%
88
6,500
7
59
i
Penn
Pennsylvania
Dec
54
23 % Dec
218
55%
100
$7 conv Dref ser A
8 Va
9%
34
*16
;
2.900
69
21%
*9 Va
V
59
105
•91
j 2.200
127,200
:%•,
106%
107
107
8 Va
8%
9%
17
93
93
27%
65%
65
■
-
'
16%
/
| 1.500
26
59
8%
-
/
•
19%
9 Va
26%
59
44%
•
69 Va
31%
:26,200
H. >1 ' 300
35
16%
8
70
26
119
:":T 1,300
Jan
.
10%
I
—No par
Cement
Penn-Dixie
23
29
29
Jan
No par
Corp
1
Coke Corp.
10
&
12%
Nov
Dec
Dec
132
3%
Consolidated
Coal
Jan
V
20
Penney (J C> Co.—
Penn-Central Airlines
Penn
Dec
Dec
May
13
32%
14% Dec
Mines—1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co.....:
2.50
Parmelee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
10
Penick & Ford
No par
5%
25
63
9%
*110
i9%
19%
*106%
8%
25
19%
Pictures
Utah
87
87
26
'
'
15
198% Jun
64
—5
Line—.No par
100
Inc
Tilford
&
Park
*112%
•
69 Va
70
Park
28 Va
44% Dec 16
117% Apr
preferred
Paramount
Jan
%
18
1
10
Prod. & Ref
Cos
conv
63%
3
Jan
8%
■
Petrol & Transp
Paiaiime
•y
No par
preferred
Panhandle
800
15% ••».;
.
*26
8 Va'
34%
34%
2,000
•
:,•
•
66
26
*90
V
9 Va
31
71.
v-
15 Va
63%
*106%
33%
33%
4%
4 Va
r>
•
—
1,400
600
66
19%
*112%
.:
6,900
19%'
'26
*116
'■'V
■
400
>
15
14%
14%
/
22%
22
4%
7,000
15,900
59 %
67
19
67%
19
*4 Va
67
*112%
v
-.
.
1,400
•
7
108%
23%
14%
15
*14 Va
15
22%
23% :
23%
59
108
109
109
109
108%
:\
•
4.500
•';:>
8 Va
19%
20%
59 %
*59
60
*59
59%
19%
86.200
•• ;
20 Va
25 %
V
>' -;
■'
22
8
8%
1
20'/a
19%
>
19
19%
21
22
*69%
'
■
22
*31
92%
105%
22
-W
16 %
•69
30%
22
6,600
t
2%
2%
30%
8
200
29,000
36%
22
.
5.60'/o
Jan
"■
May 10
31% Apr 26
100
100
Car
Panhandle East Pipe
4%
30% ■t 31
33%
26
8,100
--
30%
35%
2%
112 Va
71
16%
26
29%
36%
-
.31%
63
36%
•
V:
30%
"Vx: .30
38%
35%
:
No par
& Teleg
Motor
16%
74% July
8
Co
American Airways Corp
Pan-Amer
190
_•—;'
30%
14 Va
33%
*91
*109
30%
29%
-■
600
1,600
V
r
60
*58
*109
2%
*18%
19
25%
Pan
Jan
May
267/a July
18
12.50
Co
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Packard
13,600
5%
5 Va
5%
"59
30%
*67
67 Va
19%
59
59
* 2%
4
*
'
■'7
23%
4%
33%
3.800
72,600
>•
111
111
Glass
preferred
'
49 Va
49
49'A
67e
Jan
6%
11
18% July
147
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp
%
14'A
14 Va
14%
111
5 Va
5%
5Va
108 Va
*
*30%
/.<•;.•.V-
34%.-
2%
22%
14%
V
49
*109
107%
23 Va
„
4,400
"14%
•
27
5
Mills
Telep
Jan
Dec
No par
Pacific
Jan
11
8% Apr
100
Co
Pacific
"•
20
•
"
15
29% Dec
May
44 % May
99% Aug
105
•
B
10
1st preferred non-cum—-No par
2nd prefeijred non-cum—No par
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal)
10
Pacific Gas & Electric—
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
—No par
110
5%
5%
34%
111
'
108%
.
5%
30%
*58%
14 Va
420
V
18%
18
18
21%
7%
59
22%
6%
6%
34%
14%
14%
*57 Va
29%
35%
19
108%
1,300
1,700
or
V
6%
22
19
59
Va
48
•
161 Va
*161
.
5%
si:V"
9,500
;
122%
34%
5%
V
41% >42
122
30%
8%
19
V8
17%
17
35 Va
49 Va
.
J.-)
2%
22%
7%
•/" 161
1,930
16
34%
48%
48 %
740
Dec
102
;•
"
31%
35% Dec 30
118
20
18
67c preferred—
;
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Pacific
■
Jan
109
No par
Otis Elevator—
Coast
10%
10
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
26%
25%
42%
6
51
34%
121%
161
''
34%
30%
*22%
——No par
4%% convertible preferred—100
Omnibus Corp (The)
6
87c conv preferred A
100
Oppenheim Collins
—10
1,970
-
v
20
15% Sep 14
233/a Nov 16
No par
Oliver Corp.
Outlet
Jan
23% Dec
3
3
104% Nov
pfd—100
1,100
12%
"13%
16
42%
111%
57%
29%
35 Va
_
Nov
27%
23
ff V
4.407c
Co
Co
Owens-Illinois
13%
12%
49
121%
L
6%
14 Va
''
*109
29%
34 Va
48%
Va
49
5%
5%
Vs.'
'.
13%
7.:
34% •34%
*111
4 9'A
112
5 7'/a
•
*69 V2'
48
5%
14 Va
49 Va
5 Va
18%
25%
34%
5%
35
*13%
58
OH
2,700
-
112
67%
25
*13 Va
16
34%
16%
17'
5%
*111
29 Va
*
24%
6%
6%
34
49%
*112%
49
160 Va
i
14%
*48%
4
46%
160 Va
*16 Va
5%
*109
46
161 Va
35 Va
5%
12%
42%
16 Va
5%
*57
13%
12
121%
6%
"111
13%
12 Va
42 Vi
6%
_
20
59%
13%
121 %
6%
759
58%
48
48%
160 Va
76
58%
34Va
42%'
161%
16>/a
*75%
*75%
58%
121%
*42
*160 Va
_
200
V
76
76
"13%
16
*47 %
121
•'
■-V
43
43
76
121%
42%
42%
24%
34 '/a
48%
*47 %
121
4,700
24
*156'/a
24 Va
•/.'
46
*13%
35 Va
35 Va
2,200
14
23%
23%
46
13%
-
12
46
Va
*42 Va
42
46
13%
'
13%
23%
*156%
>
11%
76
58%
*12
230
ouiu
"
m OO «-• -co
V
58
58
23,600
L :
Edison
•
2.50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
*■
*75%
76
7
42
'
108
14
/
'1,170
12%
•11%
107%
14%
14
24
*156%
—
46
11%
107%
11%
107
13%
23%
23%
*41%
43
13%
■'
*156%
K
11,%
V
108
108
13%
13%
13%
11 Va
11%
11 Va
108
13%
,
25%
11%
*75 Va
4,400
18%
25%
106
108
20,300
18
25%
-11%
18%
18%
■
18 Va
106
,
108%
No par
50
Preferred
Ohio
*108 Va
*106%
18
7 '
'
108%
50
Telegraph
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
O
*108 Va
No par
Airlines
Northwestern
94%
21% Mar
Dec
23
22
*
9
4
3
31
15
1
3
40'A Jan 12
12% May 8
Pow $5 pfd.No par
States
Northwest
52
Jan
51 As Jun
7% Jun
100
Jan
xl3%Jan
112
Jan
17% Jan37 % Feb
4% Jan
50
100
Central Ry Co
Northern
10
\
52
"50 Va
13
90
51
63/4
63/4
50%
13
13%
33
"50%
10
preferred series
53/4% preferred series-.
6%
Northern
"105%
"105%
"105%
34,700
pfd
non-cum
12
Dec
18% Dec
109
14'A Jan
3
333/4 Jan
4
193% Jan
3
116% Jun 29
15% Jan 10
1
5
100
100
Industries
Ry—
North American Co
600
-
—50
—
Western
&
Adjust 4%
600
10%
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20%
21
20 %
55
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10%
10%
10 %
122
20%
dep
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Y
Noblitt-Sparks
Norfolk
122
54%
55
54
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"120'/a
20
20%
55
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122
"120'/a
122
19%
of
•
220
"120%
54
12%
8.900
22%
21%
213/4
1.360
87
—
& West Ry Co—.100
Certificates
Highest
I per share
$ per share
50 Va Aug
8
5
.
11% Jan 27
" 30% Jan 22
129
Jan 19
52
Jan • 3
75
Oct
4
No par
RR Oo_
& Harlem
N Y Lack
'
56%
114%
"
220
39%
$5 non-cum preferred
Jan
Jan
Year 1943
-
Lowest
t per share
Apr 25
Jan
3
Jan
4
Jan
24'/a Jan
No par
Dock.:
York
N Y
"16
,;v
88
preferred series A
100
Corp—No par
N Y City Omnibus
New
;' V 400
168%
87'V
86
900
44
'
88
88
86
87
21%
22
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88
"86
87
21%
168 %
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88
2,500
'v
17%
44%
'
34%
17%
45
"164
19%
20%
31%
17%
30%
17%
6%
3,300
'
31
"17%
30
17%
100V
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co
4,000
113
112%
113%
113
29
17
"38
122
10
115
113%
28 y8
No par
Central-
New York
126,200
•
113
219
York Air Brake
New
900
36
168'%
218
54.
36%
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22%
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35
44 %
38 V2
19%
34%
86%
22
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217
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89
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28%
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13
97
35%
15%
19%
62
No par
No par v
$5 conv pieferred-
110 Va
23%
,
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
6,700
18
17%
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49
111
114%
28%
18%
110 %
34
35%
112%
17%
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'
I per share
Par
Shares
f per share
per share
22%
23%
35
V
17% -18%
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49%
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18 %
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112
s
snare
per
110%
18
18%
18%
*108%
X
per share
t
EXCHANGE
the Week
Jan. 5
Jan. 4
Jan. 3
Jan. 2
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1944
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales for
Friday
Thnrsday
..
V-Monday, January -8, 1045
'
STOCKS
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW
Monday
v
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
120
par
87'/a Jan
100
96
-—
Jan
July 19
Oct 10
18% July 10
103% Dec 30
109% Oct
Jun
•
Feb
19
857/a
Jan
107% July
Jan
114% July
Nov
129% July
.100
104% Jan
113% Nov
3
96%
.100
113% Jan
122 % Dec
14
108 Va
w
121
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4349
161
Volume
'
LOW
•
$
per share
117%
'a! 118
'47%
48 "a
48%
17%
•
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17
*
108%
114%
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24
23%
16
10
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79
17'A
112%
108%
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24
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16
16
10%
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k
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79
79
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50
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.
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f
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Inc—-——;
ver
119% Feb
15
113%
26%
Jan
Mar 22
11
Jan
July
19% July
Feb
114VijJuly
Jan
107 Va July
Nov
2
37 % Jan
■' 3
13
100
109% Jan
12
115% Nov 27
103
par
103
Jan
15
108 % Dec
23
92 Vb
19% Jan
14
247b Oct
26
13%
Jan
52 Va
18
-
.19
12% Jan 21
No par
preferred—No par
Kadio-Keith-Orp" mm
—1
6% conv preierred—
100
Raybestos Manhattan
No par
8% Apr 13
69% Jan
5
80% Dec
•104%
10 Vt Jan
16% Aug 21
Corp.
I per share
July 10
H3% Nov
par-
(The).———.f.trtv
A 6 % preferred—j——
5% conv preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp—
No
Pure- on-
Quaker State Oil Ref
Highest
I per share
S per share
share
-14% Sep
No par
No par
$5
Pub Ser El & Gas pfd
Pullman
Lowest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Shares
Year 1948.
Range for Year 1941
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
for
the Week
share
per
48%
•
17%
112%
*10/%
108%
•»'
0
117%
48%
17%
*107%
23%
.
S
117%
46 %
114%
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Jan.
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17%.
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share
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Sales
F**irtj»T
.
Jan. 1
Jan. 3
t
I per share
,
Thursday
Wednesday
•
'
STOCKS
PRICES
SALE
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
snare
ver
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Dec. 30 /
122
Aug
40 Vb
22%
15
Nov
July
R
10 %
10%
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.-
79% ;;
.
53.600
■
900
•
.
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92%
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34%.
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35
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100
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103
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105
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12
12 Va
12 Va
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-
105
103%
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88
87%
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98
98
89
90
90
16%
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16 Va
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15 Va
102
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14 Va
14 Va
14%
15 Vt
31%
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31%
32
181
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18%
19
19%
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2
34
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34
181
4
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52
51%
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38
39
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39
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78
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80
80
80
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14
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26
26
26
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16
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16%
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43
43
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53
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52 %
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30
30
30
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21%
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162
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88
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81
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35
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400
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61
A
13%
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78%
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78
77%
78%
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38%
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38
38%
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59%
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28
•
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59%
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113
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59 %
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28
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115
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115
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115
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%
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28%
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3
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112
28%
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2%
2%
2%
72
72
71%
71%
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83%
84
82 %
82%
82%
38
38%
38%
38 %
38%
33-%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
57
57%
49
49 %
49%
49%
49%
2%
2%
•
48 %
-1
48%
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119
*116
16%
10%
1.100
114%
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200
62
113
20
29%
10.700
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115
200
3
2%
3
11.100
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72
V
72
82'/a
83
82%
82
39 Va
600
.
3.200
17.200
•a_
st.k
tr
Dec
21%
20%
Jan
28
Oct
5
23
Feb
19
11%
Jan
18%
Jun
Jan
13
51% Apr
11
43
Jan
50% Aug
29
16
105%
Jan
9 % Dec
15
6%
Nov
12 Va Mar
39% Dec
Jan
15
Jan
107% July
3
Jan
35
96
Sep
5
14
36 Vt
Dec
43
25
109%
Nov
115
Feb
105
Dec
112
Mar
25% May 19
10 Vt
2
Jan
Feb
26%
Jun
Vs Dec
30
Jan
4%
Jun
106% Dec
15
59%
Jan
90%
Dec
5
10 Vb
Jan
18%
Sep
Jan
17% July
73% July
8
5
Feb
7
16% Feb
1
47% July
114
45 Va Nov
20% Sep
14
Dec
27
May
Jan
109 % Dec
6
37% Mar 16
2% Jan
36% Mar
15
55 'A Dec
Sep V 7
7
27% Nov
Dec
38 Vs Dec
8
30
.
9% May
115% Dec
27'A May 12
43% Jan 27
110% Jan
24% July
9
18
Dec
2
18% July
5
9
64
Jan
3
78% July 19
6
14% Mar 13
8%
Jan
27
76% Oct 25
64%
Jan
16% May
73% May
9% Jan
6
15% Oct
7
5%
Jan
10%
48 % Jan
4
61 % Dec
30
31%
Jan
57
Oct
20% Sep
14
28 % Apr
12
17%
Jan
29
Jun
May 16
7% Dec
30
2%
Jan
63% Jan
72
3
Jan
16 Va
Jan
Apr
19
29
21
Jan
10% Feb
8
16
Dec
28
35
7
42% Jan
7
10% May
28 '/a Jan
24% Apr 24
35 Va Sep
20
23
31% Dec
Sep
>
Nov
18 Vt Jan
22
15% "Nov
24 % July
23 % Jun
20
22% Aug
23%
54% Dec
15
19
Jan
39'/a July
12
31% Dec
16
15%
Jan
25 Vt
12
Jan
27
14% July 17
10y8
Jan
3% Jan
3
5% July 12
2%
Jan
20 Vo Dec
25
May
5
par
5
27%
*13 Vb July
45 % Sep
28
Apr
No par
28
Apr
Jan
22
23
1
5
Jun
29% Feb
13% Apr 25
20
22
28 % Jan
6
141
21% Dec
6
22% Apr
24
Jun
,15% July
5
Apr
30
45 Va Dec
29
20
Va Jan
Dec
6
132
Jan
26% Oct
Jan
Nov
18
21 Vb
Jan
Jan
162
30%
Sep
149 Va July
25
Apr
7.50
13 Va Jan
17
17% Aug 21
10%
23 % Jan
3
43 Vb Dec
30
15%
Jan
30 % May
20
Jan
3
34% Dec
15
15%
Jan
30%
Dec 15
35 Vt
Jan
49% May
82% Dec 15
42%
Jan
66
100
40% Jan
100
54
Jan
7
—1
12
Nov
13
ctfs
4% Jan
4
,69
13'A Dec
Sep
Apr
Apr
8
2%
7% Aug 18
3
14%
2%
Jan
Jan
6%
6%
Jun
5 Vb Jan
26
9
Jun
28
55
Feb
14
75
Dec
14
33
Jan
61
Nov
..No par
28
May
5
35
Dec
30
21%
Jan
.35
Dec
Sep
22% May 13
36 % Jan 26
29% Nov
9
23% Nov
35% Mar
48
Sep
5
32%
44 Vt
56% Jan
27
62
Dec
16
66
May
Jan
3
13% Dec
26
3
Jan
par
50% Feb
11
1
100
33 % Jun
9
2
preferred
No
Square D Co
5% conv preferred
Squibb (E R) & Sons
No par '
No par
.No par
..No par
Standard
Brands, Inc
$4.50 preferred™
..No
fja*
Standard G & E Co $4 pref. _No par
6
60
8%
July
Sep
35%
Jan
64
Sep
Sep
38% Dec
16
33
Jan
42
July
Oct
18
109
64 Vb Feb
2
Jan
116% July
28
115
57
Sep 22
111% Apr 19
70
July
115
July 20
112% Nov
117
Aug
108
113
Dec *26
107
Nov
110
Dec
33% July 12
25
Sep
110
Jan
May 17
27% Dec 26
110
Jan
27
116
1
Sep
4% July
2% Nov 21
•
49
Jan
31%
Dec
1
100%
Jan
115% July
5
1%
Jan
6% Mar
9
Jan
38 V2
16
10%
Jan
44%
39 Va July 12
28%
Jan
40
34% Jan
Jan
38% July
prior preferred
-No
par
33% Feb
10
74% Dec
15
$7
prior preferred
-No
par
40 VB Feb
8
85% Dec
34% Sep
14
Oil of Calif
Jan
79% Nov 28
$6
Dec
Dec
May
15
46%
Jan
60
26
37%
Jan
45 Vs May
100
11
118
Dec
15
1
110% Sep
6% Jan
12
11% July
par
28% Jan
18
37 Va Dec
21
25
61
27
67% May
1J3
68% July
17% July
*118
121
*118%
4
122
10
37%
9.100
600
Vt %
preferred
.
_
Standard Steel Spring
Starrett
Co
L S
(The*
-No
10
Sterling Drug Inc
Stewart-Warner
Corp
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
1,800
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
9.100
Stone
19%
19%
56%
56%
11%
19 %
19 %
58
57%
57%
127
126 %
126%
57%
127
6%
6%
10%
10%
24%
x23%
11%
19%
57%
127
F.V,
11%
18%
11%
19 Va
14,700
20.600
58
800
127
90
10%
10%
24%
23%
3
1
9% Feb
10
20
-No
Webster
15% Feb
1
par
7% Apr
19
5
13% July 12
19
6%
10%
24%
26.000
22.300
5.800
pfd
18
5
~9%
Oil Corp
Sunshine Mining
7%
Jan
14%
May
Jun
Jan
14
July
14%
Dec
*17
Superheater Co (The)
Oil of Calif
81
81%
82
82 %
83%
3.300
Superior
26%
27%
27%,
28%
27%
28%
9.500
Superior Steel Corp
34
34
34
35
35
17*
18%
18%
18%
18%
20%
2.200
Pwp^ts Co of Amer
17%
18Vt
31%
31%
32
32
3274
32%
32%
5.600
Swift & Co
31%
Sutherland Paper Co
(The)
-No
Sep
5% Jan
10% May
5%
15 V8
Jan
20 Vt
July
15
64
Oct
19
27
128
Oct
13
5Vb Feb
15
7% July
5
4% Nov
6
10C
Co
Ma)
4 Vt
Jan
5% Jan
3
10% July
5
3% Jan
7%
13% Apr 19
Sep
31% Mar
66
Jun
100
cum).
Sunray
79
300
14
Jan
1
(4%%
26%
35
Dec
12% Dec
5% Nov
121
1
Sun Oil Co
Class A
5
54
Studebaker Corp (The)
80
*3374
Dec
-
*5774
*126 Vt
6%
&
31
7
11% Jan
18%
Jan
19%
8
9
11% Sep
Inc
11%
123.
5%
5
34% July
45
1
11%
page
30
24'A July
3
14% Jan
No par
Nc pa"
18%
see
18
26
Jan
13
(The)
11
footnotes
July
5Va Apr
15
preferred A
Standard
12
17 Vt May
17% Jan
8
...
Splcer Mfg Co
$4.50
Jan
Jan
No par
11%
For
12
Jun
Oct
7%
9
8
17% Dec
July 10
3.500
,
3
Dec
2.300
17%
11% July
29
Jan
Jun
58 Vb
16%
31%
8% Feb
No par
1
18 %
31%
14 Vt
84
preferred
10%
'17
Sep
49
63
*32%
12%
4
16 74
33
14
14
62%
*31%
19 Va Oct
_
40% Jan
16%
25%
Jan
Sep
50% Sep
63
26
13
25
16%
25%
39 Vt July
25
63
,24
32%
Feb
25
16%
24%
11% July
Jan
34%
15% July 10
Standard Oil of Ohio
63 %
94
Jan
25%
9
v.,-
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
16%
*78%
5%
35% July 10
8% Jan
28
Standard Oil of Indiana
62%
10%
Feb
Jun
1,700
16%
24%
85% Apr
80
19
15,800
62%
78%
Dec
100
Feb
No par
11%
9%
21
No par
18%
78%
Dec
16'A Dec. 13
8
Co...
10%
24 %
88
Jan
Jan
Edison
18%
•
93%
Jan
10
21.600
16%
10%
Jan
63
•
50%
62%
10%
15% July
70
57%
J-
10%
70
Jan
27
34%
•
9%
6%
Nov
7 Vt
Dec
50
*37%
6%
59%
105
57%
1074
6%
98
Jan
34 Va
37%
6%
Apr
Dec
Deo
84 ■
110
Lines new
>11%
6%
Oct
9%
57%
9%
128
88 %
Jan
3
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
5%
prior preferred
♦126%
Jan
5%
49%
37%
18%
73%
34 Va
10 Va
19%
19
12 'A July ?1
6% Jan
34 Va
36%
58
102 Va Dec
Jan
87
20% July
28 Vb
9%
18%
101%
39 Vt
36%
*126%
Jan
39%
9%
11%
Jan
95%
39%
36%
11
14
6
39% Nov
10
$4.25 preferred
112'/a
5
Dec
Jan
No par
$5 pref series A
29 Va
Aug 17
16
21% July
105
9
Jan
(A G) & Bros Inc
50
113%
115
71%
120
38
Jun
May
100
Ohio
&
Sperry Corp
430
78 %
;v
62%
16%
*118%
29%
83
"34%
77%
18
Apr 24
99% Jun
108
Iron
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Conv
112%
112
&
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co
$5.5 J preferred
Spiegel
9%
36%
62%
119
118%
Steel
non-cum
26.600
13%
*60
62
72%
39
61
38
114%
A
5%
$3 conv
36%
10
9%
36%
2%
'
1374
13%
Apr
8% Apr
16
"
Nov
Corp
Railway
Southern
6 74
34%
10%
4
15
Southern Pacific Co
7%
80
Jan
102% Dec
No par
Southern Natural Gas
7%
34%
28%
4%
7
No par
Southern California
12%
*71
Dec
70% Jan
May
12
115
preferred
Mobile
78
7
8%
Spalding
80
74%
100% Dec
16
Socony. Vacuum Oil Co Inc
South Am Gold & Platinum
110
*71
Jan
12
Feb
Corona Typewriter-No
900
■
Oct
42%
9
No par
Corp.
preferred
12 Va
35
93
99% Nov
15
Simonds Saw & Steel..
80%
2.200
19%
Jan
9
_5
Simmons Co:
Sinclair Oil
12%
8.500
20
Jan
69%
109
Mines
Silver King Coalition
80 Va
8
Jan
12
105
Shell Union Oil
12%
80
*59%
3.600
14%
3
No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
81%
*48%
28%
67%
12
29
No par
(Prank G)
Shattuck
67%
-
Jan
Dec
23% Dec
x83 % Mar
No par
No par
No par
pref ser A
conv
66%
6774
Nov
24
No par
$5 conv preferred
*80%
*34 %
35%
35
V
29.300
18
5
19
1
Sharpe & Dohme
35%
*72
80
35%
3574
5
Feb
J
Steel Corp
$3.50
Dec
Nov
36
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon
6%
14% Apr
100% Dec
Inc
33%
7
6
Jun
86% July
13% Sep
18
3
Southeastern Greyh'd
43%
82
11% Feb
10
—1
25
South Porto Rico Sugar
50
17%
*80%
Jan
No par
5.800
42%
27
20
No par
1
7,600
161
:
42%
26%
26
100
12.300
17% -17%
27
85 % Dec
No par
No par
No par
4%
41%
26%
3
new__3V3
Corp.
44 A
17%
26%
50% Jan
10
No pat
.100
5
22%
43%
26%
80
No par
44.
42%
26%
fiervel
&
*17%.
V *26%
Jan
•
-
Smith
14%
161
161
66%
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
(A O)
30 Vt
4%
...
2
90
July 10
1
22%
22%
44
Dec
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
$1.20
14 Va
4%
21%
21%
43%
A
155
preferred
$4 preferred
Smith
30%
:
7
v
No par
Distillers
preferred
5% %
4.600
52
53%
Jan
Scott Paper Co
Skelly Oil Co
Sloss-Sheffield
23%
53
53%
Jun
Jan
(The)
2,100
16 Va
16%
16%
Nov
30
3 Vb
$4.50
9%
;
35
Jan
4
preferred
Schenley
114%
17%
14
Jan
22%
%««••
Savage Arms Corp—
300
44
9%
78%
26%
26
13
Joseph Lead
5%
180
114
9%
8
9%
27
36% Dec
3
Safeway Stores
16%
9%-
Co
St
24
19%
19%
42 % Dec
7
5% Jan
$2.50 conv preferred
80
104
8
105%
13
27% Jan
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
1.100
*109
24
8
>
32% Jan
50
No pat
Ruberoid
4.500
*112
112
22% May
25
55 Va
43%
114%
Jan
13
40
&■
*106
43
14%
Company
52 Va
9%
13%
*159
400
3.500
16%
78%
%:
900
A-A
19
40 %
41'/a
23%
19%
14%
.
112
*109
8
16%
4
7 Va
34
■>•.'•:■
107
42%
106%
59
>/.
!
17
20
113%
9%
22
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Royal Typewriter
1
Ritter
39%
114
9
43
43
8
78
15%
41 a
113%
21% Dec
Richfield Oil Corp
52%
'
3
Co
9.700
7%
5474
114
Mfg
4,800
55
39%
54%
105%
14
6%
39%
15% Jan
3
10
18%
18%
,
Aug
Common
80
10%
19%
19%
54%
8
16%
33
'•
Jun
32
preferred
prior pfd ser A
Rheem
33%
40
107% 107%
»
23%
78
*30%
•'
52%
104%
16%
*74%
*
A
52%
■
conv
18%
34
18%
9%
9
38%
108
114%
7%
8%
9
19%
AA;
15%
Jan
—.100:
0% conv
100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
1%
preferred
100
5 Vi%
preferred
——100
Reynolds Metals Co
No pat
5%% conv preferred
100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B—10
6%
•
105
19%
*113%
9
43
43
23%
8
105
*38%
%:■ 17
7%
34
53
*51
114
114
108%
43%
*107%
7.500
29%
Jan
Republic Steel Corp...——No par
"
55%
•
18%
18%
18 Vt
*54%
v
34
34
200
5.400
Jan
11%
RR._—100
...
—1
Inc.
Motors,
21
Dec
26 Va
1)-
(Jan
Saratoga
&
Rensselaer
Reo
22
10 Vt- Jun
16
Preferred with warrants..-
10%
20%
7%
X20
4,900
14%
•A:
16%
16%
i
:
7-%
20%
18%
*50
16%
7%
20%
21
AA
150
760
32%
39%
10%
2
/
•A
A
14%
'
18%
10%.
4
•
39%
18%
71
.
32 Va
vA..
10%
30'
AAv ioo
15,500
100
100
.
15
32%
39%
18%
4
10
7
39%
*38
A
102
14%
32
SA
105
105
104 Va
*98
98%
39%
:
90 V2
31%
39
A A no
A A;,
104
2
381
59,400
;■} A
12%
<:
A '8.100
.
'
104
11%
89%
14
A
105'
105
*102
.-A-.
104%
311'»
*38
A
960
'
16%
20%
15%
88
98'
15%
20%
88 %
104
103%
*103
15*'B
99%
99
A
105
*101
,
12 V8
99
105
104%
102%
104"
*101
,
AA
99%
98
98
33% Dec
Oct
101%
18
—
shares
Jan
No par
Mfg Co
Called
54%
34% Dec
Remington-Rand
800
17
100
Reliable Stores Corp—
Reliance
71%
107% Jan
3
1st pfd
& Co
(Robt)
Rels
12% May
Jan
3
Hosiery
Preferred
124
Jan
3%
Feb
28 % Jan
28
2nd preferred—So
5
100
non-cum
Silk
Jan
59
13
10% July 10
85% Jan 27
v
4%
Real
4%
July 12
12
24
1274 Feb
Reading Company—
4% non-cum 1st preferred-
300
i.A
7% Apr
1
25
50
Inc
$2 preferred
Eayonler
900
-AA
12
*11%
:
A
-37%
37
$3.50 conv 1st
*
5,900
44'/a
37 Vt
-44% -A
V
37
'
*■21%
'
44%
3.300
■
34% VA-
34%
20%
.
A,A::
500
22 %
V-
,
; 100
100
100
"
.
92%
35
,
82%
23%*:.
23 Vb
.
91%
82
*17%
18%
22%
3.210
93
•17'
11%
.*11%
*118 A. 124
82%
17%
*22
A
*42
■
38,600
9%
9VB
:•
34%
'
21
*37
124
8i Vt
17%
22%
23%
v,-.
%
9%
9
34%
20%
-A
12%
*118
82%
e
17-%
*22
34%
21
36%
*21
82 3
9%
91 %
34%
A
*34%
■)
9%
91%
91
*34%.
*34% ,35
17
9.%
9
9%.
91%
Radio- Corp of Amer
48%
122
par
17% Jan
27
25% Dec
12
12
12%
25
66% Nov
16
84 Vt Feb
2
Jan
Apr
Dec
63% Mar
130
Sep
Oct
Jan
22
Apr
May
May
58%
Feb
82
19% Apr 25
26
Dec
30
14%
Jan
32 Vt July
14
34
Dec
8
26 Vt
12%
8% Jan
4
20% Sep
25
Jan
Peb
33
Sep
12%
Jun
25
33
Dec
13
Jan
Nov
27% Jan
3
27%
100
10
29
4%
22%
July
Monday, January 8, 1945
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
122
Range for Previous
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
30 %
30%
30%
7'/4
7%
7%
7.1/a
50%
32%
30%
per share
30%
71A
32 Va
S per
32 ',4
*32
share
S per
32 Vs
t
share
per
Jan. 3
50%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
31 %
30%
31
30%
30%
,5.200
Syivania
7 Va
7%
7%
7%
3.300
Symington, Gouid
8%
300
.
•
8 Va
8 Vs
*7%
''IVa
7%.
7'/a
7'A
11%
12%
49
63B
35%
12 %
12 '/4
12%
12
12'A
8.500
49 7'a
49%
50
49%
50
7.700
Texas Co
49%
6%
6%
6'A
,7
6%
7
13.200
36 Va
36'A
37%
36
23 Va
22%
23%
14%
—
—
24%
14%
14%
15 VA
15'A
16
34 %
34 %
18%
18%
34'A
36%
wL
*122
126
V
:
94
—-a
4
4
-
—
'•A—•
108
107%
50%
11
•
48 %
47 y4
4',2
4'/a
4 Va
'•
19%
%•
—«
.
102
28%
35%
*105%
11%
11%
•11%
i-:v
28%
27 Va
27%
27%
28 Vs
18%
18'A
19 Va
19
19%
5%
5%
5%
103%
104'A
11%
11%
11%
19%
19%:
19 Va
101%
101%
102
-i
117 %
118
14%
15
9%
58%
9 %
93a
• ■
'
119
*117%
15
14'A
15
58%
58%
—
117%
3.900
Truax-Traer
7.500
Tuhi -e
•/■'
'.
101%
400
Jan
5JA Mnr
5
8%
Jan
13% May
50% Jan
10
41%
Jan
53% Julv
6% Dec
14
3Vs
Jan
6% July
37% July 14
33 Va
Dec
41% July
8%
Jun
18
9%
8.000
7 '4
14%
14%
14%
44% Sep
59
59
59
15
4% Feb
28
29 % Dec
8% Feb
9
16% Nov
13
7 %
Jau
13'A July
17% Jan
4
35
29
16'/a
Nov
28% July
6 V*
Jan
23
Dec
12% Jan .13
24'A Julv
50% Feb
4
58
5% Jan
6
5
Jan
.31
122
20
94
33'A
Jan
15 I
Feb
34%
Dec
1 Va
Jan
3
Mar
Jan
26%
Jun
Dec
16
7
n
9%
Jan
15% July
6
94%
Jan
103% May
Dec
14
23%
Dec
34% Mat
24
13
52% Aug 18
40%
Jan
50
25.
29
38
43% Apr
8% Jan
17% Apr
July
-
15
Dec
19
15 V»
Jan
25% July
5
11%
Jun
16%
1%
Jan
•
18% July
V? Jan
5
4
5% Dec
27
Jan
4
105% Dec
20
3
i
8% Jan
69
May
779%. Maji:
Jan
]X2-
20% Dec
8
26
102 % Dec
17
28% Dec
30
-s/2
21
21Va Feb
Apr
4% May
90
Jan
6%
11% Nov 30
1
Dec
15% Mar
102
-.No pur
No nor
July
lO'/s May
6%- Jan
11% Dec
3% Feb
—
1
——100
July
Dec
17
109
3
...No par
—..No pnr
Sep
Mu.v
6% May
8V0
3
85
Jan
26'A
34
6
Jan
12
49
Jan
3
8
3
I
Oct
9%
16
Feb
13
95,
Jan
29
13 % Mar
49% Oct
4
25
Jun
4
5% Aug 14
13
10
Jan
,
July
19
July 13
100 '/a Jan
Axle......—_—10
Oct
Dec
8
30
11'A Jun
18% Mar
14
53%
Jan
52
19
Dec
July
Jan
2V2
1
Dec
>
32% Jan
2
35
July 12
9% Nov
81% Oct
92
—.25
12%
:
24%
July
34 %
Jan
July
"
28% Jan-
3
35 % Dec
23
25
v
Jan?
4
105 % Dec
20
99
-
5
9% Dec
29
Dec
30
16% Dec
14
85
prior pfd-u
5% Jan
.
68% Jan
118
4
8% Jan
1
Co..
Apr
4
12 Va Dec
—
Jun
32% Apr
54
a
8%
45
Jan
14 V4 Feb
19
Corp._——
Apr
19
11
Corp.
Twin Coach
; 2.800
.
12% July
10V2 Mar 29
No Par
City Rapid Trans—- No par
preferred
,
... 100
Twin
210
'
120
118
118
10%
7
13
19
"Terred.—:
pi
$4.50
Dec
8% Oct
Jan
preferred
$1.50
-
200
'
51
A Apr
Cert Fox Film Corp
20th
10.700
35 Vs
106'/a
*106
•
14%
/
Jan
3
5
4'A Jan
Ra von
4%^
-
19.100
28%
35%
';"'■••
58%
A.
7 5%
35
3
12
7
preferred
$6
:•' 260
11%
9%
9%
118
58%
• •
■.'A
19
Jan
Jan
43
Tri-Contlnental Corp....;
'
14%
•
—
4.200
59.700
20%
28 %
:•
36 Va
106
106
*117%
"
•4,6u0
::
105'/a
101%
29 Va
35%
106
106
8% Jun
7
4'A Jan
Bearing——No par
Transamerlca Corp.
X
.
2
Transcout'l & West Air Inc
...5
"Transue & Williams St'l——No par
19%
:/■:
101%
28%
36%
35%
35 3 a
9 Va
29'A
2834
28%
101%
.
8 Va May
—1
Detroit
llJ/4
105 Va
105
Jan
Timken Roller
15.600
5%
105%
19%
A
106 %
9%
5%
11%
19'/«
11%
'
106 %
9%
1.600
11%
Avenue
Tlmken
3,000
v.
•
103%
35'A
340
A
5%
A *105%
10.700
1
18 Va
4%
8
9
42
Products ———No par
Thompson-Starrett Co
...No par
$3.50 cum preferred-—.—Ni par
Tide Water Associated Oil.
*_i0
$4.50 conv preferred.—..No par
.1.500
V
h
—
27-%
28%
28%
35%
v.
17%
108
52
5 Vs
*101%
32
:
17%
36%
18''a
9
Tiiompson
6.000
51%
'••
19
;
'.
4%
107%
■
Third
36
11%
Dec
5% May
preferred—
10
Transit Corp..No par
Thompson:(J Ri
800
4.100
5] %
11%
35 '/a July
10% Dec
Co—
$3 div conv
17.300
<
36'A
11%
277a
11%
32
A
17%
1
14
48%
35%
:
35 V2
Feb
Producing
Thermoid
13.800
,•
i /, 51'A
51
103%
.
10%
14
4 Va
107'A
37 Va .a
50'A
•
Nov
22%
preferred .———100
6%
210
48
32%
17'A
36 Va
37
10 Va
4%
1C7 %
107%' '
107'A
10
10
-
53
..
47%,.
'•■'
93%
10%
13%
32
■
17%
16%
16%
■:
33
32%
32%
108
*■■■•■
128
.
10
11%
.
4 1/4
•
50%
y?-
11%
*101
13%
47%
5
105
39 %
10%
13 Va
46%
18%
5%
4%
*11%
11%
13
11
18%
*103
11%
13%
27%,
V";
;
28%.
18%
11%
*49%
11%
•vv
300
9%
*9 '/a
*92
10 'A
36%
__
100
53
107%
•
50%
23%
10
53
16%
...
37%
'37
10%
53
4%
'
1.600
53
lO'/a
53
31%
17
19
58
*123
93%
:
27%
5
•
128
*92
10%
'' "
■
30%
16%
—
11.400
18%
*57 Va
.
9%
*9
*125
93%
52%
*13
46%
30%
36%
10%
-
13 %
46%
35%
18%
58%"
46'A
11%
10%
*13
36%
18%
*57%
52%
——
53
*52 Va
27,600
10%
10%
10%
15.8' C
15%
9-%
*92
•-
21%
15 Va
22%
16
35%
"
125
125
94
•
"
95
*92
'
9%
9%
9V«
—
9%
125
22%
15%
19
27
33 Va Jan
No par
Texas Gulf Sulphur.
No par
Texas Pacific Coal A Oil10
Texas Pacific Land Trust.
1
Texas & Pacific Ry Co—.....—100
Thatcher Mfg Go
par
$3.60 conv preferred.——No par
The Fair
...No par
7% preferred —
—_—100
4.600
37%
22 'A
59
13%
57
The)
share
per
33% Jun
-
37
a
1
Gulf
Texas
37%
'
•
18%
*56'A'
18%
57
58%
*9
34 'A
33
'
■
■
'
Corp
Tennessee
12%
%
6%
(>•'«
36 %
121 'A
1.300
7%
*7 Va
7 Va
7 Va
$
18
9
50
5
.—5
25
Corp
Highest
share
per
10
1
partlc preferred—
5 Va %
Telautograph
I
share
per
26% Apr
No par
Corp-.-.
$
27% Jan
.——
(Jamesl.—
Talcott Inc
110
52
6 Va
'
11%
*57
*8
*50%
52
52
Ltd
Elec Prod's Inc.
36%
—
49%
23 >/a
:
8'/8
8%
52
52
7%
Swift Internationa!
3.200
;
22 V«
11%
49
*
8 Va
51%
48%
7%
*7
Shares
t per share
share
Year 1943
Lowest
Highest
I per share
Par
share
*50 VA
-
$ per
Lowest
EXCHANGE
the Week
Jan. 5
Jan. 4
Range for Year 1944
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. !i
Monday
Saturday
I
Tuesday
6
'
Jun
•
101
Nov
-1
Ocl
Jun
Jun
77%
Jun
Jan
67
9%
Jan
4%
11%
Jun
6V4
U
14%
14%
80
20%
120%
116%
117%
103%
103%
103%
700
30 Va
30 Va
30 Va
1,600
32%
23,300
17%
35%
89%
*6%
12 3 «
39%
38%
17%
17%
17%
17%
106%
106%
*106%
109
9%
f-Vs
9
79 %
79 3
17%
A% 67%
68%
'•66%
11%
11%
11%
12
35
35 Va
35%
35%
36
-■
90 %
91
91%
91
14 %
14%
14%
14 Va
14
49%
50
90
-
50
51%
,
107
.
6%
6%
13 V4
13%
Vji, 190
18 Va
18
18%
17%
17%
V- 2.700
12%
Va
79%
79 Va
13%
51%
*39
39%
8%
8>A
113
*111%
35
4G
37s
51%
8%
4
*111%
113
*9 Va
10
36
1,900
47
47
*45%
47
53%
52%
*
UiVz
*
r
54%
75
61
62%
300
U S
300
U S
12,700
13614
136
25%
25%
*48%
135%
25%
136
136
25%
50
100
63.100
1,000
4%
4%
5
5 Va
5
100
*95%
;
16
*16%
' 5%
5%
;
99
A
98%
15%
16%
800
17
5%
*5%
600
5%
5'/a
5%
.5
40
*38%
40
*38%
40
39
39
10
82
82%
83
81%
82
82
82
190
82
-
*175
21 %V
21%
—
A
—•
35
22%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
13%
13%
13'A
*34%
35
34'A
34'/4
13'A
13 %
13%
35
35'A
35'A
1161/2
16
*115 A
16
50
50
"IIS/.T 116%
■'
.
*115 ,V,
*115
116%
16- 'A
16'A
50'A
50
50
*87
90
*87
90
95
*86%
95
*86'A
95
25
24%
25
■■24%
24%
,
2,100
16%
50'A
90
'
95
*90
'•
24'A
800
,
90
*87
■
1
■
25
1^'
16
50 Vs
...
•■•*'•'
.^-i'
'
1.200
24%
■
'
4' h
59
61'A
119
4
t
119%
*57
59 '2
*45%
47%
37%
—
60
—
119%
__
„
*55''2
__
*45%
__
60
60 Va
*118%
119%
*55'A
57
*45%
47
*37%
37%
37%
126%
*121 Va
60
119%
60
48
37%
127
4
4%
4
4 Va
7,500
•
6%
60'A
2.160
119'/a
200
Va
50
Va
59
60
62
*45%
45%
45%
36 'VA
3 7'/a
*37
*122 Vs
127
*122
.
•;
—'
.
300
47%
4
■
'
•'
div
El
&
66%
14
14
31%
*
14
66 %
123.
32Va
106%
3114
footnotes see page
14
*31 VA
J06% 10714
For
66
106 %
:
66
13%
31%
*107
66
14
31%
107%
66
13%
32%
107
66
13%
32%
107
*65
14
pref
25
—25
6%
32%
107% 107%
500
"1.100
700
40
Wabash-RR
Waldorf
...
^
4%%
47c
-
:'
22% July
Jan
102% July
.162
13
79%
Jan
30
24 Va
Jan
28% Mar
Nov
40
10
x24 Va
20
93 V2
Jan
15
17%
Jan
123% Dec
16
Jan
preferred
i_.r:
par
24% Dec
4
Jun
13
109%
55 Va
18
1 % July
No par
100
114
17%
Jun
Jun
2V„ May
Jan
1
Jun
69%
x26
35%
Jan
Sep
42% Dec
16
17% Dec
30
7%
Jan
106% Dec
14
94%
Dec
96
Dec
1!% Aug 30
2%
Jan
9
Jan
78% Aug 30
38%
Jan
66
Julv
v
v
15Vs
9'/a
Jun
11% Dec
15
5V«
Jan
12
23%
Nov
91% Dec
15
60 % Mar
76%
Sep
15 % Jun
8
52% Dec
29
Jaii
29%
Dee
109% Dec
16%
99-i
4
7% Sep
3
9
21
•
35
Apr
Dec
100
Dec
3'/«
Jan
5% Apr
Vy
5
4%
Jan
13'A May
10'% Dec
11
84%
Jan
99%
21% Feb
17
9 Vs
Jan
12% July
Jun
Dec
186
27
1
59-
-
Jan
75%
Ocl
Apr
Dec
168
181%
Jan
10Va
Oct
44%
Nov
4
15% Oct
18
7
51 Va Nov
30
39%
Jun
30
Jan
-•
43% July 11
9
5
Dec
33% Dec
9
Sep
9 %
15
Sep
113
5
Dec
Jul J
19
•
:
88
5%
4
.
13%
*42% Julv
7%
Jan
Jan
Apr
19%
■
Apr
114
Jan
108
;
4% Nov
Ocl
8"« July
9%
Jun
10% Dec
16
8%
Nov
37% Jun
27
29 Vs
Jan
37 l/s May
6
2.9%
Jan
42
>48
Nov
48
'Dec
29
32
U
Jan
*
130
: Dec
Jan
62
May
64%
Jan
47%
Jan
101
'46
78
'Dec
19
63% July 10
136% Dec
18
Sep
Jan
>
15
Dec
46'A
"
(it% July 13
150
Jun
3% May
Jan
25 Va
4% Dec
July
44%
Jan
.
4
54% July 14
1
74
Nov
59% July
Jan
112
125
July
Apr
27% Aug 20
20Vs
Nov
29
4J% Dec
26
42Vi
Jan
50% Aug
4% Nov
•"*
3
1%
o'an
3% July
%
Jin
'
5% Oct
9
106% Dec
13
18 %
6
July
July
Oct
13%
Dec
5
2%
Niv
6'A July
30V«
Nov
7
29
Nov
Oct
88
5
81% Dec
176
3
Jan
56
20% July
41% Dec
24
59 Va
150
.
41% July
75% July
Jan
165%
Jan
15%
8%
Jan
52
Sep
16% Dec
5
25%
Jan
Dec
Nov
25% July
Jan
27
8
23% July
Jan 4
Jan
4
Oct 20
May 15
14 Vb Nov
16
5
9
115
12%
37%
120
M*r
Feb
Oct
Oct
51
21
40 Vs
Dec
44%
Oct
Dec
22
51
Jan
65
Aug
85% July 21
57
Feb
67% May
25% Aug
Feb 11
Oct
85.
Jan 7
Sep 14
Sep
7
Jun 14
38% Feb 17
37
Jan 21
33
Apr 19
102
Jan
4
149
Feb 14
20 %
Nov
26%
2'A
1
5'A Mar 24
62% July
5
Feb
Jan
6% July
39
Jan
68 Va July
Aug 23
120
22
20%
19
27
Jan
18
29%
Jan
125
Oct
20
80
Jan
155
July
6
113
Jan
Nov
Oct
Oct
35% Sep
110
Aug
150
Nov
45
"40
Jan
Dec
38% Nov
63
45
•
,
/
'
18
2
24%
Jan
/ 40Vs Dec
14% Dec
7%
Jan
31'AtDec
30
20%
Jan
11% May
28'/a July
108% Nov
27
68
3
Jan 1.9
Apr * 1
Nov 14
Sep
3C% Dec
3
3
2
Feb
7
Jan- 13
Dec; 21
May 25
Apr 19
Jan 27
May 18
Apr 26
Jan 28
Apr 4
Jan 18
Jan 4
Jan 4
Jan
4
Apr 27
Mar 20
Jan'
22'A May
Jun
Oct
28 ;.
Jun
33% July
Jan
18%
114%
Jan
70% July 11
114
41 Va Jan 25
40
10%
26 %
xl05
May
15
12'A May 15
70
21 Vs
3%
50
113%
Oct
97
Dec
V: '
preferred—.'.100
System.—..———No
Walgreen Co..
,r
100
.100
Detinnlng Co..
Preferred
66%
14
32%
100
pfd.__100
Ry
:
66
$5
Co
preferred
Vulcan
*145
100
partlc preferred
Pow
Coal & Coke 5%
Iron
Virginian
700
37'A
127
Jan
80 Va
N0v
63% Jan 15.
60
116%
15%
19
36% Dec
Pac Ry._
100
preferred
.100
Victor Chemical Works
—
5
Va-Carolina Chemical ..—No par
Co—
Vicks Si\reve &
5%' non-cum
"?T19
60
59%
118%
*55%
*145
*145
*145
—
4'/b
*
*121'A
__
——
126%
■
4
4V4
30
33% Nov
17%
9%
28
12%
Corp of
Norman
—
800
■
•
116 Va
16
*87
■
25
>■
100
—
Oct
28
110% Sep
Am—No par
2.50.
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
7%
1st preferred—_
100
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar C0-6V2
Vick Chemical Co..
5
Van
1.600
'
*86 Va
90
95
,
-
preferred.
3%
Vanadium
13.300
13 Va
33%
15%
--
16%
50
.
—-
'
•
22
21%
*47 Va
116 Va
Co—:
114'A
Oct
Dec
30
V 40% Jan;
35'A Apr
1
Feb
non-cum.
Apr
104
6
6
' 30% Apr 19
1st preferred
Smelting Rci & Mm.
Preferred
j.i
*176
*176
*176
35
13%
:
105% Jan
Feb
*118
20% Dec
110
Feb 10
5% /Apr 24
8% Jan 25 1
—
>
1.800
100
16%
16%
9.000
5 Va
99
100
1.400
-
4%
4%
5
-
50
*38%
82
Ruober
S
3%
v.
Jan
34% Apr 24
5
Jan 19
16% Jan
3
——
1.700
25%
*48%
4%
:
(
136 Va
25%
25%
50
*48%
4%
16
%
136 %
4%
4
4%
*95
5%
Jan
U S
5.400
75%
62 %
61%
No par
—10
8% Jan
42
88% May
113
115
V 14% Jan 3
■' 70
Mar 28
170
Jan 10
t
11%
Dec
16
118
7% Feb 10
97% Jan
4
40
1O0
130
^..50 .;'•%■ 48%
50
69
U S Steel Corp
No par
50%
Preferred—
..100
xll9%
U S Tobacco Co—;
—No par
22
7% non-cum preferred—
—25
44Va
United Sto*kyaJd«. Corp..,.;^—i—I
2%
United Stores class A
5
2V4
$6 conv preferred——No par
' 76
Universal-Cyclops Stpcl Corp....—1
14%
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
3%
Preferred
.2-No par
31."
Universal Leaf Tob—No par
68 •
U
V
2u0
56 Va
55 Va
...
tU S Realty & Impt
13,100
52%
144 Va
—
Jan
Feb
•
50
41
20
——-10
1
Plywood Corp....
3%
*74
75 Va
62 Va
61%
—
—
U S Pipe &
47%
145%
55%
54%
*74
1
_i_10
;
—..
'
<r"
100
;
Foundry
Playing Card Co
52
53 V*
l'±0 */2
preferred
3%
3%
3%
No par
No pur
A_____l_-.No par
47%
48%
..100
5
—50
.1
Preferred
•:> 1.200
35%
100
20
Co.
U S Lines Co
36,800
8%
10
*47%
Leather
S
.1
Jan
Nov
119
July
Jan
8
9
8
Jan
6
26% May 5
75% Jan 12
11% Oct 30
28% Jan 19
-lO.-W 4
—,
Much Corp
Hoffman
S
Prior
36
'
Co
preferred
Partic & conv cl
113
8%
8%
8%
U
1,500
31
9%
148
*146
8%
31
Co—
5% Ir conv preferred—
V S Industrial Chemicals/
80
-
35%
9%
75
4%
16%
*150
*111%
54
*4%
40
*37'.4
113
48
52%
52%
*176
*121
30%
53
*48%
98%
3%
2.800
47
3%
4
U
900
8%
60%
25%
is
25
39%
135%>
4 3'4
*87
39
8%
30%
47
a
50
*86 Va
39%
8%
35%:
a
135%
16
39%
8%
75
52
4'A
*47'a
14
51%
59%
*73%
74''2
4:%
*115/,
14
51%
■
4'A
35
14%
51%
S Freight
7%
1.900
*14
preferred.
U S Gypsum
10
,
*51%
14
48
%
1471a
147
53
48
•
183
U
—
No par
No par
—No par
Foreign Secur
1st
$6
1.400
80%
80
*181
•5.1%
35
46
3%
52's
9%
9%
35
*47%
147
8%
8%
8
9%
81
183
31%
31
31
80
*181
39%
13%
52
%
79%
182
*181
183
'
46
*13%
17% V 18
Improvement Co.—13%
preierred ———
Paper board
;
U S &
13.300
105%
*111%
113
5%
United
v
5
United Mercli & Mfrs Inc..
,1.000
105%
31
48
21 "2
(6%
;
—..5
2-No par
Fruit Co.—
United Gas
330
V
107%
13%
8
35 'A
*80%
6%
105%
31
<*53b
107%
6%
13%
39%
35
<16%
50%
107%
6%
50
10o%
8%
8
*38''2
50 Va
A107%
6%
13%
13%
10
*4834
7,100
5.700
105%
*51%
52"
607
14 Va
51
*105
39
25 7
14
12%
79
77«
s
14%
...
92%
Cos-—
& Fdy
United Engineering
United
3.200
93%
92%
*
*9%
60
1.700
Coal
Electric
United
5.300
10512
*181 '
52
240
12
35%
12%
13%
*145
W
11%
35%
A:
5
100
_L10
.2
preferred—.
conv
59
42
x76%
;
26
20
—
.1.100
Va
105%
181
48
100
66 Va
•-66
68
107%
'
107%'
107
6%
4
*45
109
*106%
109
«
135%
8.900
38 lii
17%
18
18 3
1-25 7
11,200
17%
38%
1%
39 Va
35
105%
H
*73%
30 Va
1%
11%
12%
37a
58.800
1%
67%
6%
51%
1%
1%
11%
%
51
*111%
IV*
38%
V
300
*66%
107%
30-%
28%
9%
14%
8%
*26%
9%
89%
14%
38%
27%
9%
35%
*51%
27%
9%
9%
■
28.';
9V4
11%
.
*26%
28
1%
*106%
66%
900
•
67%
17%
109
200
JUn
25% Jun
Jun
15% Dec
82% Jun
100% Feb 24
22%«Apr 18
4%% • preferred
—100
102% Jan 19
United Biscuit Co.
-No par 7
20%' May- 4
0% conv preferred..
—.100
110
Mar 23
United Carbon Co.t. ..l.„N« p«r
61
May 5
Dnited-Carr Fast Corp
No par
,
22
Jan
3
United Corporation—
L-No par
IVa Jan
3
$3 ©referred
No pa*
i 31% Apr 19
United Drug Co
—5
12% Apr 18
$4.75 preferred
No par
95% Jan
4
United Dye wood Corp——1
€
Feb
5
Preferred
...— 100
" 45% Apr .19
5%
800
24
V
66
Jan 10
Feb
7
Sep
7
Feb 19
Feb
5
Sep 14
Jan
3
Feb- 1
26
United Aif Lines Inc
114
*66%
67%
■!
120 Va
Tank Car
United Aircraft Corp
17.000
*23%
*112
66
34%
38 %
*9%
.
G6~
120%
24
*112
—.TOO
No par
—25
100
California
Union Pacific RR Co
i
4%
non-cuin preferred
Union Oil of
Union
600
109
1 %
1%
13 "4
121%
24
112
66
*
34
34%
121
23%
23%
•"'•—-A.
06
34
121 f.v 121
120%
*23
A
34
34%
109
109
109
34%
31%
32%.
31%
109
109
108
120%
32
31%
31%
,
*26%
11%
181
1,600
116%
29%
30
30 "
of Mo $5 pfd—No pat
No par
Preferred $4.50 series
i
10.700
103%
*112
A
tWi'a
18'
21 Va
116 %
39
*165
>
103%
33%
28
51 %
21
Carbide & Carb—
Ei „Co
20
114
114
A
21%
Union
Union
115%
66'A
*107
114
20%
5.700
118
*116
118
114
21%
80%
103%
30
23%
*106%
*116
30
107%
120%
17%
118
114
21
.
Bag & Paper.
!
115
35'%
1%
*116
20%
29%
34%
38:%
80 %
8.800
114%
30 Va
*26%
80%
15'/a
51'A
9%
76
113
109%
- 17%
93%
92%
No par
No par
No par
Fisher Co
Elliott
103%
30
•
14%
Under
Union
103%
107%
66%
14%
1.200
114%
30
*112
:
*113%
118
20%
v
79%
114
104'/»
*106
•
79%
20%
114%
*23
79%
14%
79%
15
*113%
114 %
30
14%
*116
1.18
*113% 114
*103
14%
79%
14%
79 %
*116
5
59
*58
,
,
Dec
161
Volume
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Dec. 30
f
%'
64
'
t
per share
*19
19%
$
per share
64%
19%
19%
■
9
8%
9
9'
9%
9 %
9:,«
9%
9:!'4
9% ::
1%
:%>:!%
1%
1%
1%
1%
58%
58%
59%
59'%
59%
13%
13'/a
13%
14%
*33%
35 %
*34-''
*24
•:
24%
24%
24%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
58
59%
14%
ft 13%"
34%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
22%
:
23
22%
23
30'%
30%
10%
25 Va
84%
"82%
26%
102 %
t
110'%
111%
112%
V
102%
102%
102%
102'..:
102 %
>
*110%
117%
*116%
1U2'•'■ 403
117
110%
117%
24'A
25 Va
109'/a
109'%
-
v;
34%
34%
35%
34
-
5'A
5%
5%
14%
15'%
VA 14%
5%
14%
31%
31%
30%
31 %
30%
32%
34 Va
35 Va
05
66
64'A
65 Va
64%
65%
67
69%
"A
44%
45%
44%
45%
45 Va"*'
;-V- 44'A'
v
30%
124'A
150 %
151
151
35
123% •124',2
151 %
150%
35%
35%
*110
106%
69
105
■;
*63
105
*63
31%
89
89%
A
A,
:L*:
:
1
8 Va
-
!
8%
8%
8Va
8%
*81'/a
84%
*81'/a
*31
32 Va
8
8%
I
84%
8'A
!
8 Va
31
V
31
31
■■
;
-
17%
10%
10'%
10%
10:'i
10%
10%
10%
10%
98%
*98'A
98 Va
98%
98 Va
98 7%
99
*98%
% 9 8'A
13%
14
14'A
13%
14
13%
14
13'%:
13%
13
17%
*128
*123
*128
18'%
17%
18 Va
17%
18%
'
22%
22'%
22%
22%
23'A
23
23'A
*22%
41%
41%
41 Va
42
41%
41%
41%
42
37%
38%
38 Va
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
38'A
*77%
79'%
79
79
79 Va
79
V:;'?80
82
*78%
eo'A
79%
82
81
81
82
80%
80%
%■■■
.
83%
1-
70
14
■
,71
84'A
70
82%
81
*69
14%
80'A
69
69
13%
14
34%
34%
*33%
34%
*33%
34%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
19%
20
19%
20%
20%
39
39
39
•Bid and
34
34'A
13%
v:
asked prices; no sales on
41%
106%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
39
40
39%
-5%
39%
"39%
39%
5%
this day.
6
tin receivership,
a
Week Ended Jan.
Saturday—
«
Monday—
1,341,420
2,163,510
-
1,826,740
1,798,330
$76,571,400
:
Thursday—
Friday—
Total—
—
—
-
138
Jun
31
Jan
40
July
22%
NOV
29% May
12
106%
Jan
July 17
52
Mar
60
Apr
104% Aug 25
85
Jan
99
Oct
Jan
Jan
24% July
71% July
15
Jan
20
13%
Jan
22% Aug
2%
Jan
77
3
7
32% Dec
20
92'A Dec
13
58%
18
Feb
5
1
'July 18
7
Jan
22
7
29% July
26
9% July
Feb
20
y
7
5
13
-
4% Jan
14
9% Apr
5
2%
Jati
6% July
—1
6
Feb
3
20'A July
5
2'/a
Jan
9 Va
8
Jan
3
11 Va July
10
4'A
Jan
80'A Jan
4
99'A Nov 21
57%
No par
-
pfd
123
100
-
rDel)
.
Mfg. Co
—
58
Foreign—
——
———
1,095,200
—
76,571,400
Railroad & industrial
Total
<
—
$122,000
~
$77,788,600
17%
Jan
24% July
30%
Jan
42'/a July
16%
Jan
25%
82% Nov
8
44%
Jan
54
Jun
84
Nov
4
46
Jan
57%
Jun
8
91% Dec
5
78%
Dec
A 74% Nov
1
68 Va
Jan
.
14
22
Dec
No
Zenith Radio Corp
20 Va July
25,000
$1,095,200
$122,000
Av- Calendar Year
5
30
Jan
41% July
62
Jan
98
Not
Jan
16%
Jun
Jan
37% July
Jan
4% May
42% July
9Va
33% Jan
3
44% July 12
19%
19
6% July
2
5
y Ex-rights.
1
VVV
7-,••'%-•
"
,
Exchange
r.
Bonds (Par
'••;.
Foreign
Government
Corporate
260,280
$392,000
$20,000
347,870
800,000
531,400
800,000
12,000
$1,000
813,000
546,185
,
Monday—
—■
—
Thursday.
Friday—
744,000
37,000
3,000
784,000
838,000
53,664,000
—
17,000
$5,823,700
103,825,200
2,585,055,100
553,245
w
824,000
12,000
2,000
2,238,980
$3,560,000
$98,000
$6,000
;
Stocks—No. of shares
.
7/:! 5 ' -:
■
Domestic—
' $4,192,025
—_
Bonde
r--
Totar
r
$3,560,000
^
Foreign corporate
3,130,112,600
■
—a,
of representative stocks and bonds
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
-Bonds,
10
10
Second
IS
Total
10
Indus-
Rail-
Utill-
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
roads
ties
Stock®
trials
Rails
Rails
'
152.32
30
January
3_*
January
4
January
5
—
48.40
Holiday
•;,/%
152.58
154.31
154.42
154.00
48.43
49.04
49.43
59.83
y.
.
i
-
-
A
98,000
6,000
$3,664,000
20
30
'
—
—
A
-Stocks-
unit.
970,565
'
—
—
Foreign'government
120,413",100
the New York Stock
1——
1944
1945
$64,448,300 $2,694,704,000 $3,254,717,725
2—
817,000
V
Calendar Year
1944
1943
278,741,765
$603,000
January
Total
$412,000
Holiday
—
,
Wednesday
1943
263,074,018
Value)
Foreign
Domestlo
■
;
1944
January
Sep
Shares)
,J.
$77,788,600
December
17% July
106% Nov 21
wdWhen distributed. x-Ex-dividends.
Week Ended Jan. 5,1945
Tuesday
Date—
31%
Jan
29
of
9,774,000
17,829,400
21,115,600
22,141,400
on
|-;v 7Jan
20% Dec
Jan
(Number
19,000
36,500
23,500
2,165,000
61,680,300
listed
SPA'
Sep
77/a
14
3
13
No par
Apr
15% July 20
33% Apr 24
96
Jan
6
par
70%
21%
36% July 17
3
14% Jan
3% Jan
Youngstown Steel Door
108
Oct
30;
6
27% Mar
,
,
Deo
121
July 6
44% Oct 11
9'A Apr 25
29
1
No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
5Vs% preferred series A
100
Below are the daily.closing averages
Miff.
Jan
If;
Stock And Bond Averages
ir.'G.
Oct
Apr
115
Sep 30
24
4
Dec
13
Zonite Products Corp.
_
;v
86 Va
11%
Apr 26
49
5
Sep
Jan
Jan
41% Nov 13
19% Apr 27
3
10
-
125
Sep 25
9'/a
Oct
Jun
9
14'A July 14
5
10% Jan
—10
—
69 Va Jun
$6,928,200
1944
8,146,440
-
Oct
Apr
—5
*20%
Transactions at the Hew York Curb
Bond*
———
27
31'A Dec 27
Week Ended Jan. 5
U. S. Government
86
Jan
87% Oct
27
24
on*
Sales
Bonds
Week Ended Jan. 5
Stocks—No. of shares
Jan
40
24
Jan
par
par
$18,000
4,083,210
Jun
7 Va
X64% Jan
No
No
224,000
268,000
174,000
248,000
1945
Jun
—
66'A Jan 28
1
112%
—
18
-No par
Tr
Dec
107% Nov 30
59% Feb 19
Stocks
Holiday
-
Jan
July
July 21
111
5
$181,200
21,868,400
8,146,440
'
WednesdTy
100
5
Saturday
20,918,100
——.
—
1,016,440
Jan
12
20% Feb
24% May
Jan
81
105 Va Jan
101% May 26*
Dec
24 Va
15%
29
120
United States Total
Government Bond
Bonds
$6,729,000
%%%-•.>.
9,531,000
17,534,900
-
*
—
Nov
12
Dec
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
22
49% Oct
Oct
13
Deferred delivery, n New Stock* r Cash sale. I Special sales.
Railroad
and Miscel.
5,1945
-
Tuesday
Stocks,
37 Va
30
9 7'A Jan
—.~.—
29
32
Young Spring & Wire
900
Apr
36 \e Dec
127% Mar
York Corp
10,300
Apr
11 Va
31 % Dec
126
Jan
4,900
6'/a
Jan
———
July 10
31V4 July JO
7
Feb
Jan
5%
151 % Dec
(F W) Co
Yale A Towne
•
31% Dec 29
Apr 24
Dec
"
4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
3
22% Jan 20
Oct
Sep
31%
2'A
5
47% Jan
Transactions at the Hew York Stock Exchange
■4//0-*
6'Atluly
16'A July
100
100
160
r
6%
6
6'%
7
3
29% Dec 29
16%
Jan
8
Co
Oct
Jun
110
Jan
19
3% Jan
par
400
■
103
13
;
Oct
87%
119
Jan
4
6
29% Dec
—
(Wtil
11%
July 10
Dec
37'/a Deo
36% Jan
4,000
>
28
110
20% Jan
17,100
106%
Jan
Jan
"7% Jan
21
Wyandotte Worsted Co
11.100
*19'%
19%
41
r;.,.41%
106%
41%
106%
57
109
10
TOrlplisv
2.200
*
29
No
pfd 4%% series
Prior pfd 4'%% Conv series
Wright Aeronautical
-No
90
<
Dec
118% Sep 18
4
Feb
x91
Prior
400
»
103
26% Apr 25
50
^.50
Worthington P & M (Del)
400
v
14%
.
106%
106%
5%
5%
5%
5%
13%
13%
20'A
19%
42
-.40%
20%
39
13%,
70
70
'
40%
106%
39%
106'%
20%
%
20'%
19%
20
106%
40%
40
106%
:
r
:■
V
13%
14
13%
■
84%
:
34'%
*33%
13%
14'A
14
*83
71
Aug
99
1
16'A Jan
103
No par
Woodward Iron Co
300
80 .:• %
80
84 %
83
*70 V';:
Dec
85
Jan
1
113% Apr
*.No par
Motors
preferred
Woolworth
3.400
38%
20'A
Jan
67%
'
'
'79
Jan
60 Va
53 Va
—
1.800
,
8%
4
18
85% Apr
.——.20
6.800
V
23
42
30
Dec
66 % Dec
Wisconsin El Pow Co 6%
(
*128
*128
22%
*78
t
79% Nov
25% Jan
Co
Wilson-Jones
■;y2.300
26% July
Jan
Dec
28
10
Wilson & Co Inc
$6
Jan
No Par
preferred
Oil
Willys-Overland
900
%
.
:vV V
42
Prior
Wilcox
Jan
113,
3
16
29
—
8% July
2'%
17%
102% Dec
9
Jan
Feb
<— —
30,000
11%
98%
preferred
Sep
Dec
July
1
18% Feb
83
Apr
69
5
19
85% Dec 20
6
96% Feb
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ky—-—100
• 5%7tf
conv preferred——100
Wheeling Steel Corp*
-No par
$5 conv prior pref—
.No par
White Dental Mfg (The 8 S)
20
200
Jan
July
26
17% Jan
—
.No par
—4—No par
preferred
54.300
av:
is
18'/a
10%
18
$4.25
10% July
25% Jun
22% Jan 26.
77
9
Dec
White Sewing Mach Corp$4 conv preferred-
3.700
?
(
Instruments——12.50
Elec
31% Dec
Jan
.6
6% Jan
3 *.
f
3.100
1;
8'A
20%
class A-No par
White Motor Co
}■-
31
8 Va
8%
8.400
500
8%
84%
8%
:
4
570
i
27%
27%
*80
8%
iZ-
i 7,700
V:
-'VV,;v:
22
W A $ *21 %
VA' 26Va
22
22
27'/a
90
*89
90'A
90
27%
'
20
•32%
$4.50
';
20
-f
23 %
Jan
41
preferred—.
partic
Weston
50;
:
105
32
33%
■A:
69
*63
105 r
V
-4:.
:
33
*31
8
7%
V■
'■
106'A
84%
-
*80
33
*30
:
22
26%
26%
8%
84%
•
106
32%
90%
*21%
22
26 %
8%
8%
89%
89%
89
*21%
26%
26 %
32'A
> 111
106'A
Jan
65
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
1.500
29
*110
69
*63
*104%
33%
29
-A
110
106'A
•
22
*21%
69
106
32%
y.-
29 1
110
106'A
1st
190
r
f'-i i.ioo
■
15%
12%
23
56
Jan
7%
Aug 23
22% Dec
25
100
Wcrstlnghoutse El & Mig—
6.200.
34%
34%
:-v-
25
com—No par
Westinghouse Air Brake—
i: 5.900
151%
*148
35'4
800
f
•
1'!
124
122 V
151
*28'A
A:
■'
124'% ;
—
35'A
29'A
107
V *104'A
30 V«
151
111
*63
69
% 105
31%
32%
*80
28%
*106'A
111
*106
1
-26%
30 Va
32%
23
a
A
Western Union Teleg
Class B——
42.300
46
26 Va
30%
series
Preferred
' 9.100
:
26%
124
35%
•
111
110%
106%
*104%
.
28'A
28'A
27%
27%
■
73
15% July
Dec
-No par
Fuip & Pap Co
preferred
Supply Co—
Western Pacific RR Cp
11.200
38
72
30%
V
35% -35%
124%
150%
37
VV
•
May
2% Mar
Jan
62
Jan 27
15'A Apr
100
•
13
22
Western Auto
| 3.000
■
pfd
'
'•
Jan
% Jan
2% Aug 21
Jun
22% Apr 25
100
-—10
Western Maryland Ry—
.
100
4 ft' non-cum 2nd preferred
100
'6%
220
( 1.200
i 5,600
,
15'/a AT 5%
•
26%
31
124 7 a
123%
110%
15% A •V.-
A 44%
27%
*26%
30%
30%
30%
*106
A'
■
27%
*27
26%
30%
15
*
'
West Va
2.400
»
'
44%
1
4%
11% Mar 31
Oct
9%
15
July 10
36% Dec
2
100
.100
-
Power 4'%%
West Penn
120
-
109%
109%
- t *107'%
34%
•33%
34%-'
5% >: 5%
5%
109%
34%
*34
5%
5%
24%
24%
24%
*24'A
A
5%
15
i
117
18% May
Jan
26
-No par
—>1
Sugar Corp—
preferred
6% preferred
170
Jan
4%
May 18
Electric class A—No par
7%
90
•
109 %
,
116%
117%
Indies
West Penn
80
15%
11% Apr 24
14
——-No par
Snowdrift—No par
preferred——
$4 conv
West
11.200
"
24 Va
24T«
*107
102'%
"
9
27
9
22% Feb
Eisettlohr
Webster
27
45
—50
5
& Pipe
Wesson Oil &
ioo
r
25%
102%
110
1
J
85
20%
20%
102
110
24%
85
85'%
25%
110
,
"
4.100 1
ioi%: 101%
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13
103
327
,—1951 ' v/Z F-A
Bb. Louis Div & Term gold 3s_,^,1051
J-J
105 ft
102%
11
*1081/8
34%
gold 3fts
trust
104% 104%
.
33 ft
Louisville Div 61 Term gold 3 ft6,1953
■
114ft
60
107%
34
Litchfield Div 4st gold 3s__-
111
60 ft
60
72%
A-O
: 76
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114
105%
60
104 ft
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109% 116ft
104% 105 ft
61
197
2%s series A—-1981
trust
Purchased
Collateral
16
105% 106
69%
Refunding 4s__*
106 ft
1051/4
GO ft
68
—,1951
1st
1061/4
113ft
10
69%
gold -3s sterling
Omaha
*._•
F-A
'3 ft S.J
103%
2
107% 107%
J-D
1953
963%
1st
l'**y 'V.t \ r :
104%
—
.
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113%
103% 103 ft
J-J
1940
103
v108 % llOVi
—
117%
115%
M-N
1957
A
1st gold 4s
__
109ft'V. 109% 109 Vi
5s
Illinois Central RR—
1C2 ft
13
*102% 103
—
1946
Illinois Bell Telep
103%
108%
*107ft
:-f
—
274
82
75
56
185
76 ft
110
106
83
103%
103% 104
1053,4
107%
1063%
102
*103
96 ft
85%
102
—Feb 1957
1st
income 5s
75 ft
50
72 ft
76
139 ft
130%
1
149
96'ft
95
102% 102%
M:-.
„
140 ft
140
96 ft
•
1949
gold 5s
84
149
140 -1
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74 ft
82
1st
Gas
95
37
.
97% 100
103%
J-D
1952
107
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s
Manhattan
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1942
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103
99 ft
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J-J
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ACuba RR 1st 5s gold
A Deposit
receipts
A7Vis series A extended to
A Deposit
receipts—
■y
A6s series B extended to
.ADeposit receipts
Curtis Publishing Co 3s deb
105 ft 106
A-O
J-D
IACuba Northern
&
1st gold
J-J
1950
1955
Co
Hudson
1st
921%
106%
106
*100%
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-D
2 Vis s f 0ebs
Crucible Steel 3 Vis s f debs
Crane Co
Hudson
108%
107%
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104 ft
1956 •:
3V2S
mtge 3 Vis
mtge 3Vis
mtge 3Vis
Hudson Coal
102
82
Ry cons gold 5s
Oil 4 %s debs
106%
14
106
Power Co—
mtge
./
1
17
109 ft 109%
106
1965
1070
1966
1969
4s
ADebenture
Consumers
■■
107
•
J-J ;.;//■
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J-J
F-A
1956
3Vis debentures
1958
Consolidated Oil conv deb 3 Vis,-—1951
{AConsol Ry non-conv deb 4s
1954
ADebenture 4s
—1955
108 % 108%
1093/4
A-O
M-S ' i
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debentures
80
Houston
A AdJ
Af-N
V 1st extl gold 4s—1948
Columbus & Sou Ohio El 3 Vis
-1970
Columbus & Tol 1st extl 4s
1953
Commonwealth Edison Co—
Conv debs 3 Vis
—1958
1st mtge
3Vis series L_
—1977
Conn Ky 61 L 1st Hi ret 4Vis——1951
Conn River Power s f 3%s A
1961
Consolidated Edison of New York—
3Vis debentures
1948
53=8
V
88
107
108 3/8
J-J
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81 ft
SO
.; 57%
18
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1961
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539
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87
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ft i?
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A-O
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1948
Series
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3Vis
88
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105
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109 ft
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103
10
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5'ft
3
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Jones
Si Laughlin
95%
J-J
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9
29
58%
28
96
103% 104
953ft
104
96%
98%
102
K
L 1st mtge 3s
1970
Union Ry 3Vis series B—1065
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended—1963
Delaware Power & Light 3s
1973
{Denver & Rio Grande RR—
§ A 1st consol 4s
1936
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1936
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j
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;
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276
18
105
106 ft
45
62 ft
65 ft
348
63 ft
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79 ft
100
106
61ft
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106
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—
66%
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1955
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&
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mtge 3Vis series
rel
1965
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J-D
1995
1995
1961
Dow Chemical deb 2Vis
1950
Dul Miss & Iron Range Ry 3Vis—1962
{§ ADul Sou Shore & Atl gold 5s—1937
Duquesne Light 1st M 3Vis
1965
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A
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I
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:
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47
12
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111
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Ohio
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For footnotes
see
3 Vis
page
128.
1995
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1964
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1971
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M-S
-
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106
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103'ft
106%
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92
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1
80
106%
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105%
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64 ft
8
102V8 102%
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101%
158
92
119
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103
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102
90 ft
109
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109 ft
109
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1954
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1964
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1974
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1974
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106
97
7
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96
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98
1945
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82 ft
5s
105Vi
93'ft
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91 ft
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A-O
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1975
reg—
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2
3
89 ft
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<
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—1954
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1954
5
22
/
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ref .5fts series C—
&
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102% 103
71%
*103%
-
1945
—1953
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—I960
Lake Sh & Mich Sou gold 3fts
1997
3 fts registered,
1997
Laclede Gas Light
106ft 106 ft
J-J
2
53
51%
65 ft
-
116%
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,
—
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90%
116
94'%
97
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1961
J-J
1961 Vf'. J-J
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unguaranteed
—1961
J-J
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.—1997 •
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—1954
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1°R4
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—-1964
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1959
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106%
81
93%
93%
94%
72 ft
108%
43
—
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83 34
103 Vi
46 ft
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1965
1962
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106 ft
—
—
82%
81
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54
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1965
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25
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1950
1970
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29
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111ft
107%
50
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106%
104%
110ft 100 ft
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106
El Paso & S W 1st 5s
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17
106 ft
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46 ft
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Tenn
Detroit
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1970
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Kansas City Southern Ry 1st 3s
1950
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Kentucky Central gold 4s__
1987
Kentucky & lad Term 4fts
,1961
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8
100
86
84
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100
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90 ft
89
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89
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70
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88
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1946
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108
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165
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1946
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1968
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1969
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112%
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181
71%
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106
101%
'
1981
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;
96%
106
105%
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—
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Pennsylvania Ohio & Detroit RR—-
110%
110
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:
1952
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—
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1st &
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98
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1968
.—1947
314s
1.355
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M-N
1955
Fuel Gas 1st gtd 5s
71
104%
•
J-J
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JOgdensburg & Lake Champlain Ry—
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1948
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 3%s_______.1972
74%
76%
MS
.-—1965
1966
4V2a series B
States T & T
Mountain
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74 Va
56%
//.
76%
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Morrell (John) & Co 3s debs—..—1958
Morr's & Essex 1st gtd 3lis—
2000
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—1955
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110
53
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71%
70
77%
Tramways
Montreal
296
74%
36
82%
75
J-J
—
ref 3%s
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76%
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71
57
85 V*
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92
1966
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121'4
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84
75
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1978
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1975
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1978
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Moh'k & Malone 1st gtd gold 4s—1991
Monongahela Ry 3'As series B_—1966
Monongahela W Penn Pub Seiv—
ref
&
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110%
87
50
47
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Q-J
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1st & ref mtge 3I/2S
Oklahoma
105%
258
83%
gold 5lis
—1949
rei gold 5s serie3 H——1980
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109%
1.06%
202
93%
89 %
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100
84
A—Jan 1967
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COMMERCIAL &
THE
161 ^ Number 4349
Volume
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1956
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Service El & Gas 3'As
4 A Providence
Year 1944
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Sold
107% 107%
107 %
j-j
1st M 3%s—.:—1966
1st mortgage 3%s—
1977
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1951
J A Providence Securities 4s__.
1957
Pwr
El
Potomac
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
Range for
We
t*wn
burn
Friday
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period.
jan. 5
week ending
for
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
York Stock
New
BOND RECORD
YORK
NEW
Monday, January 8, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
128
224%
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen
Terminal
RR
of St
Assn
refund
Gen
*117f
1951'.-
5s
120
Louis—
f gold 4s__
1953
lmpt mtge 3%s series B..1974
J-J
in
113
10514
10
111%
111
J-J
s
106%
'
Ref &
*106%
Tc-xarkana «fe Ft Smith 5Vas A
100%
1950
1959
R
deb
3s
91(4
106
22
10
105
10G%
106% 106%
A-O
1965
Company
debentures
3s
_
106%
105% 105(4
F-A
Texas
deb-
Quaker Oats 2%s
99%
100%
*100
J-J
.1964
5
105 %
106%
106%
106
M-N
106%
J-J
1997
130
130
130
7
115%
128%
ref
5s
series
B
1977
A-O
103
102% 103
128
81%
102%
&
ref
5s
series
C
1979
A-O
103
102
103
90
79%
102%
Gen
105(4
107(4 107%
37
94
107 %
94%
107
&
ref
5s
series
D
1980
J-D
102%
102
102%
13
80 %
102%
103 "4
104%
90
91 %
102
52%
57%
104%
__
107%
103%
76
44%
72%
111%
86
72
Tenn
Thira
99
va 33
1977
M-S
Ave
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M-S
*111%
1967
M-S
1969
M-S
1934
M-S
'
■
.
1
56 Va
94
44
11
112
12
.1949
J.J
20
19%
1941
J-J
21%
20%
St Louis
Ham
Gas
Jan 1960
1968
1947
1998
—--—3
Mountain & Southern
Ltd 1st M 4 As
Grand Island 1st 4s
& Adir 1st gold 5s
&
Bt Lawr
gold 6s
2d
,,...
A-O
j-j
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20
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West
&
Buff
&
&
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■Lyjj
deoosit
St L Pub Serv 1st mtge 5sSt L Rocky Mt ft P 5S stpd
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ACertificates of
1950
j-j
1950
J-J
of deposit
—ACons M 4%s series A
—1978
ACertificates of deposit stpd——
---
A
4s ser
lien
Prior
of
ACertificates
deposit
—1971
M-N
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1945
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ACertificates
Paul Union Depot
St
13
32%
49
592
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6
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40
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:
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gtd 4s
Pac RR 1st ref
South
Stamped
—
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Devel
St
4s series A
&
gen
&
gen
&
gen
6s
6%s
1st
Div
Mem
j990
1951
1964
1968
_1972
gold 5s
Div 1st gold
Louis
1994
1950
1956
1956
1st cons gold 5s
Southern Ry
Devel
1950
1955
1st 4s
Term
Fran
San
4s
Southwestern Bell Tel 3%s B
1st & ref 3s series C__
Pub Serv 4s
Southwestern
3%s
Pictures
V
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ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4%s__2013
Stand Oil of Calif 2%s debs
1968
98%
■;
109%
106
v
104
101%
105%
12
99
1(0%
"l
105% 105%
97%
99%
y^
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43%
1st mtge 4s series A
88%
Gen
West
Western
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60
27%
55%
56%
60%
105
46%
56'A
80
83%
42%
77
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31%
54
23%
3
52%
70%
103% 103%
1
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8
106(4
99%
438
69
93%
92%
93%
148
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91%
93%
501
91
93
430
65%
1945
F-A
101
101
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j-d
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117%
119
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106%
109%
series I
101%
91%
—
109
112(4
109 %
109% 109%
7
10$%
105
106(4
51
88%
105%
j-j
107
107
107%
12
98%
107%
Pacific 1st 5s ser A
1946
mtge 4%s inc ser A———2014
M-S
77%
111
series
A
Union
Telegraph
475
.1950
M-N
107
107
j-d
105
105%
M-N
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5s
4
107
42
105
105%
105'A 106
160
157
83%
79
83%
.2361
j-j
78%
76%
79
.1949
M-S
109%
109% 109%
M-a
102%
102% 103
V
*104(4 105
fi
guaranteed
—
Co
&
1st
S
1st
.1949
J-J
Af-N
22%
>
107(4
102%
80
55%
53
110
77
111%
•
16
913#
337
60%
74%
23%
22'A
199
103
101%
105
116%
*12%
deposit
107%
100%
3
*65%
.1930
1st 4s_
102
80%
79
80%
108%
54
*117% 118%
J.J
deposit
& Du div & term
of
A-O
f-
.1960
4s
Central 1st 4s
of
■
.1958
mortgage 3s
B
93%
101'%
101
*101% 102%
6 j-j
1st 4s
93
Co—
M-S
gold
96%
92%
96
'May
107
275
*99%
117(4
& 57%
80%
14%
24%
14%
18
92
28
II
101%
A-O
§ASu
93
102%
j-j
Wilson
99%
80%
38%
98
yr
—1967
gtd_
stpd
5$
ACertificates
98%
—
90
100%
.1951
109%
98%
20
*103%
f-A
.1960
109
105 Va
63%
60
63
Q-Af
94
102
1966
JAWlsconsin
24
95%
1952
1977
Winston-Salem
124
108%
108
10
V
Wheeling Steel 1st 3%s series B__ .1966
M%
123
• •
■
100% 100'4
1945
Wheeling St Lake Erie RR 4s
105%, 106%
25
'.
106% 106%
106%
:
1103
106(4
56
-'f-A
guaranteed 4s
5%s
Registered
:
iV'Y'
103%
68
28
.1951
105%
103
40
89%
West Shore
102 %
66 %
94
89%
30-year 5s
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2Vis—
102%
100%
93%
89%
1948
Maryland 1st 4s
25-year
100
106
104%
94
Apr
gtd gold 3%s__2000
Funding & real estate 4%s—
5
*103
100 V*
Apr
A-O
3%S-1
ref
&
Gen
2
*126
51
w
J A Western
62
23%
8
%>:■
102
111
1981
4s
Power 3%s
Penn
1st
Western
101% 101%
101% 102
106%
1991
A
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mtge
ref:
Ltg
mtge
40 %
449
"
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1st
Westchester
%
56
36
Co
.'1st 40-year
41%
40
60
20
101%
12
107% 108%
1971
series
inc
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
Washington Term 1st gtd 3%s
88 Va
75%
4s
Wairen RR
V
88
60%
32
108
100'A
80
*100% 102
108%
W
88
;
,21%
29
If -8
103%
100
Wabash RR Co—
mtge
20
■;
A-O
mtge inc 4%s series B
43%
V—
1958
10o%
90
*108
—I960
Gen
43
66
111%
104 (2
—
103% 103%
j-j
5s__
cons
113
106 -t-
104% 104%
M-a
2003
Gen
55
•/
1st gtd 5s
112
106% 106%
A-O
gold 5s__1949
128%
56
106%
1st
105%
81
VV 114
95
66(4
Coke
&
104%
43%
7
*'M.
__
31%
*112%
M-S
1974
Walworth
52
102
*109
M-N
1968
79%
43
31%
F-A
1957
126%
95
95%
30%
1955
•
g
ref mtge 3s series D
Coal
113
4s series A
B
3%s series B
series
Pwr
103%
6:
00.
42% ' 43
31
4s
&
102
42
..
f
s
& Southwest
1st
*82
93%
92%
106%
105% 106%
106(4
105(4 106'/a
«.
96%
97
114
114%
118
114
118
119
*116(4
i
92%
_
Included in
100 V2
4
108%
112%
7
106 (4
111%
__
57
58
■
V—■
•
103% 103(4
102%
5
104
delivery sale
106
110%
107%
3
*107
14
105'A 105%
M-N
1960
111
101%
106
Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range,
r Cash sals
not
Included
the year's range,
n
in the year's range,
d Ix-interest.
e
Ex-coupon.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
the Bankruptcy Act,
or
or
reorganized under Beetlon 77 of
securities assumed by such companies,
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
* Friday's
y
'
y
In the years range,
TThe price represented is the dollar quotation per 100Accrued Interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
pound unit of bonds.
60
49
6
fcj-j
.1971
106%
§Negotlabillty impaired by maturity.
108'A
110%
*110%
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V
107(4
109% 109%
109%
—.
not included
119%
2
''
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a
115
106% 106%
'
3'As
106
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107% 107%
"
—
T968
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1st mtge s f 3(4s series D
119
100%
-
Public Service
97%
96
24
Wisconsin
105%
73%
13
■
__
Elec
123
105
166
97
Power 3'As
Wisconsin
92%
65%
55
123% 125
125
,
debs.
Virginian Ry 3%s series A—.
42%
60'A
J-J
J-J
J-D
J-J
M-N
Apr
F-A
111%
105%
107
59
M-N
M-N
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
A-O
A-O
107%
,
,
82%
38%
30%
163
RR cons
Vandalia
59%
M S
Gold 4%s
Gold 4%s
:
92
92%
%
43
M-8
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M-S
Va E!ec
87 Vs
53
22
__
90%
;.V 43
1977
107% 108
—1959
3'As debs
ACertificates
Southern Pacific Co—
1st 4%s (Oregon Lines) A
107
108
F-A
107%
70%
195
44
*94%
94%
97
1
,
93%
95
95
J-J
107
102 (a
106% 106%
.—1958
Va Iron
23
*128
•'
M-S
1979
103%
102%
22
106%
106
*100% 101%
39%
104(4 104%
of dep
debentures
3s
106%
1
106% 107
106(4
A-O
M-N
A-O
40%
81
*104%
---
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51
,107
J-J
1947
3'As deb
1952
28%
__
42%
--
(Guaranty Trust)—
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(Chemical Barui)—
—
t§AAt,l & Birrn 1st gtd 4s
193J
, M-S
ACertificates of deposit
—
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1935
F-A
A 6s series B certificates-,
1935
* F-A
Shell Union Oil 2%s debs
(954
J -J
2%s sinking fund debentures
1961
r
J-J
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(941
F-A
Simmons Co debentures 4s
1952
A-O
Sioux City & Pacilic Div—
See Chic & Northwestern Ry
Skelly Oil 3s debentures
(950
F-A
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
1964 J-J
South & Nor Ala RR gtd 5s
1963
A-O
South Bell Tel & Tel 3%s
1962
A-O
grant 4s
Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s_
28%
76
76%
*107
(Chemical Bank)—
6s series A
cons
A Ctfs
72
76
80
(N Y Trust)—
dep
of
A Ctfs
A 1st
—
104%
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51
V
87%.
87%
A-0
4s
of dep
A Ctfs
103%
102%
A-o
1st &
108
108
A-O
5ARelunding
1
3
1955
Va
—
§A4s gold stamped
;
,—i95u
A Certificate of
deposit.;.—-------
104% 104%
104% 104'A
j-d
2,382
40%
40
A-O
104%
104%
1980
54
54%
M-S
M-N
1950
SA.lst gold 4s unstamped
ACertificates of deposit-.
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F-A
,
106%
49%
51%
56(4
'
1952
1989
V & N E
Scioto
33
49%
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(971
3%s B
4s s i deb
1st gtd 4s
1 Seaboard Air Line Ry—
Schenley Distillers
20%
17
■■■
94
•:..VV 53%
J-J
j-jr
J-D
F-A
A-O
112
110%
1
3
J-J
1959
■
35-year 3'As deb
Ref nitge 3'As series A
United Biscuit 3'As debs
Universal
53%
-
—(988
A2d 4s inc bond ctfs
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(95J
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St Paul & Duluth 1st cons gold 4s.(968
t§ASt P & K C Sh L gtd 4%s
(941
1,334
107%
106
106
RR—
land
United Drug
55%
——
1st
i
52%
49%
104
103%
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United
51%
M-S
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s bond certificates
JSt
52
Pacific
&
34-year
100%
89 Va
5s_._
Oil of Calif 3s deb
1st
76%
(Chic)
debentures-.^iA
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77%
v
95%
1
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101%
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100
t?: 95
i:' 97% 102(4
92(4
92'A
---
5s series B
APrior lien
92%
120
J-J
104%
101%
1
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102% 102%
102%
1953
106
32
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M-S
J-J
(95a
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J-D
55%
96%
.
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62%
___
1955
A
'
-
•.
1950
19%
63
100% 100%
100%
y.
4s
gold 4s__1940
gold 5s
91
71
30%
1,037
*104(4
Tri-Cont Corp 5s conv deb A
108%
■fiy *76
^.'0
1st
1st
1st
Elec
J-D
20%
f
106
^
80%.
*72
JSt Louis Iron
River & Gulf
Division
4s stamped
''-pi •'}
104%
*__
57
54
104%
*104% 105%
'I--
90%
A-O
>M-S
3s
Jos
J-J
1949
Union
St
i960
ref & impt 3%s„1960
Cent
t§AUnion Elev Ry
Baguenay Pwr
*104
J-D
3%s__1974
!
.'
.
39%
54
Orl
New
ref 4s
income 5s
Ohio
&
Trenton
107% 110%
108'A 108(4
■
56%
of
1st
Union Electric Co of Mo 3%s
2
108% 108%
108%
.
RR
Ry
Toronto
—
gold 5s
■
Tol
*125%
1967
1st
Pacific-Missouri—
Pac
81
111%
98% 100
S, 76
Texas
101(4
*106%
*103%
;
100
•
4
107% 107%
Pacific
&
Toledo
& Elec Corp-
Gas
Rochester
A-O
97
107 %
J-J
..1949
41
M-N
-1939
105%
J-J
_ipfi0
104
107%
.
J-J
,_1956
J-D
&
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Texas
104
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1997
2000
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-1931
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
and
NOTICE—Cash
deferred
the weex
in
footnote
in
In the
in
following extensive list
a
Dec.
30,
ending
and
include every
AND
the
present
we
furnish
Friday
security, whether stock
or
a
(Jan.
5,
1945).
bond, in which
is
It
any
compiled
Friday
Exchange
Curb
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Per
ACF-Brill
acme
Aera
Wire
Motors
cu
warrants
1
B
Air
Associates
Air
Investors
Cnnvprt'blp
For
FOR WEEK
2"%
Shares
Range
3%
1.500
2%
22
19%
27
Dec
(N J)
see
page
.
133.
Corp
Oct
Air-Way
Electric
Sep
Jan
Alabama
Great
Alabama
4'A
4'A
4%
10%
900
3(4
Jun
5(4
Dec
9%
2,400
6%
Feb
10%
Dec
13%
13%
700
x8%
2%
2%
600
10
Mfg
26%
1
preferred-
footnotes
Aireon
21
2
-
/
Range
of Prices
Sales
_■«anr?jJ:;n
for Week-
Range for Year
Shares '
1914
r,LOW
High
•
Jan
10(4
Week's
Last
Low
Par
High
1
Inc
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
Curb
York
fo^Year 1944
Sep
is intended to
5
STOCKS—
Low
1
common—.
ENDING JAN.
New
3
.'
Mfg common
entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and
the current year.
,.J.»v
;V
High
10
common
Supply Mfg class A
Class
Ainsworth
of Prices
Low
t
dealings have occurred during
Sales
Last
STOCKS
York
week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range ere shows
York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday,
complete record of the transactions on the New
RANGE
New
RECORD
YEARLY
delivery sales are 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.
$6
Feb
13%
Jan
3
Oct
Alles
35
Jan
Jan
Allied
Southern
Power Co
$7
50
preferred
preferred
•
*
7%
7%
8
,
11.700
2
■
Jan
8%
103%
107
3%
1.300
99% 103%
460
3%
Dec
107
107%
60
Apr
89
Jan
102
Mar
114
3%
4
Feb
119
Nov
104% Mar
10$
Nov
2%
July
Dec
2
——__—50c
Appliance
3
Hut*
35%
& Fisher
Intl
Investing
'$3
6
1
common
conv
pfd
•
43%
43%
50
8%
July
Jan
8% July
43 (a
Dec
*
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4349
161
Volume
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE
Low
Par
Class
A
Altorfer Bros Co common
Aluminum Co common
37%
Aluminum
Industries common
Ltd common
Aluminium
American
Book
1
100
1
Co
American
Mfg—
Cities Power & Ajight—
Central
American
Class B
American
Power
Foreign
American
Fork
American
Gas
General
American
preferred
$2.50 convertible preferred
15%
Dec
90
Dec
110
Dec
May
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
50
4,700
5%
Jan
13% Aug
38
Jun
50
Dec
35%
Jan
45
Dec
11.700
1%
Feb
$
Dec
3.100
35%
Oct
10,700
ViT
Dec
49%
52
900
46
44%
48%
500
2% Mar
.
Dec
4%
39%
%
5
4%
38%
39%
%
%
17%
17%
32'%
15%
100
31
313A
12.700
26%
107
175
112% 1123A
40%
Dec
1%
Jan
19
Jan
July
33%
Jan
114
Jan
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9%
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50
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20
25
33
32 3A
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300
25 %
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34
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1
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6%
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American
9
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100
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27
Aug
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58
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18%
53
19
25%
18
51 %
18%
25
100
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American
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American
Seal-Kap
American
Corp
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com
preferred
preferred
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common—
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Feb
American
Writing
Paper
common
Fence
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Apex-Elec Mfg Co common
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
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——
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7,600
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124%
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123
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May
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4%
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113% July
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5.900
111% 112%
112
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19
23% Mar
5
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8%
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8%
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8%
9%
59
63%
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11%
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1
17%
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31
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1% July
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325
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12
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11%
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; 41%
100
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&
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17%
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115
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10
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20
100
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119¥4 Jun
93/a
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121
130
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106
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13
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120
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10
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500
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375
38
29%
29
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3.700
25
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Commonwealth
&
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100
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Oct
July
63%
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93/4
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6%
32% Aug
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preferred
12
56%
480
32
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47 % Mar
Jan
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2,400
20%
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400
9%
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450
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*
27%
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Nov
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25
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13% Mar
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38
Aug
Feb
118%
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100
104
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9%
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900
118
109
100
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preferred
4%
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117
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100
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52
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100
10%
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11%
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4
3%
51
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51%
16
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16
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53A
21
17%
15
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12
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200
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21
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1%
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6
28
28
•
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100
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29
22
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1.000
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11%
,
31
15%
20
—
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6%
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Detroit Mich Stove Co common
Detroit Steel Products
Detroit
7%
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100
,
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1,300
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24
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14-%
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*
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97%
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350
111%
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21%
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21
25
2.50
preferred
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3 %
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Diana Stores Corp
Niagara & East Power—
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Feb
1,000
—
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Davenport Hosiery
Dayton
18% Aug
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Buffalo
100
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18
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25
9%
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Feb
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—
25c
Apr
Jun
Sep
8
3.700
•
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23
Nov
12%
•
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50
9% May
1
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20
4%
*
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3,800
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17%
21
1
common
73/4
22% July
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1
:
-
—
27
9%
1.800
46
40
—:
253/4
103/4
Drug Co common
convertible preferred.—
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3'% July
Jan
(Md)
Petrol
88
Feb
23
& Co_—
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3.400
1%
v*' 1
2
150
1%
—
2% July
Dec
2,100
1
Co
%
•
Aeronautical
Brewster
1
100
preferred
preferred
83
2%
__
26%
5
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7 %
•
common.—
60
Jan
35%
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receipts (ord
dep
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25
115
85
1%
2%
*
100
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84
1,700
34%
2%
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preferred
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5%
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&
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v
common
1
13
21%
20
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115
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28 Va
__
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12% May
111% July
4
47%
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Jan
2 34
1193/4
18
100
1%
1%
173/4 Mai-
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Jan
6%
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100
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115
110
13
91
92%
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Nov
38% Aug
/
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125
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preference
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Dec
120
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5%
32 %
Aug
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Jan
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&
97
650
1
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Patent
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13 3/4
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13
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100
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112
35
1
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■
110
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18
5% July
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24.400
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Nov
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Dec
22
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7%
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Aug
16 3/8
9%
•
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Jun
3% May
*
City
-
7.100
12%
1
•
City
118
Dec
9%
13
10
common
Oct
Dec
00 cT* v.t
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105%
1
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preferred BB
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29
12
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7%
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41
8%
*
4
Chicago Rivet & Mach
Chief Consolidated Mining
Dec
20
114
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25
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2% July
17
Jan
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200
44%
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2
114
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-
Jan
17
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100
29
29
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144
—
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1
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Jan
300
19%
19%
20
1
common
6%
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10
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7% Aug
114
1
pfd_ _100
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of
Dec
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pfd—— IlOO
7%
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Steel
Power
Jun
24
200
43%
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&
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Aircraft Co
Jan
53A
12
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Central & South
Cessna
Sep
5%
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York
New
Jun
7%
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—
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of
20%
1003A July
4%
■
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Hudson
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43%
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com
&
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Jun
Sep
500
1%
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6%
17
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43/4
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5%
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common
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21
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4
Apr
Jan
1,700
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Co
33/a May
5s/a
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Carnation
Dec
7% Sep
100% July
•
voting
Co
&
Carman
Dec
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5%
•
23
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278
100
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4
Feb
4.600
5%,
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13
100
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7%
9
2
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Jan
400
7
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20%
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6
100
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preference
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,
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600
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4
.
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12
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&
1
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shares—
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4% July
700
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Corp
Cement
6 % 7n
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for
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3
2.800
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Conn
Baldwin Locomotive—
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Sugar
California
$3
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4%
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4%
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Calamba
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certificates—
trust
&
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32
48
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Jan
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Atlanta
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22%
40
75
'
2.50
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&
5%
1% Nov
Sep
•
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Oil
Ashland
13 V8
•
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A
Equipment Corp
Metal
43
——
preferred
Arkansas Power & Light
Art
31 %
12
10
class
Common
6%
400
31
Shares
—.—25c
common
Cherry-Burrell
Natural Gas common
Arkansas
:.v
13.200
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13%
3
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preferred
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1%
31
—•
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2
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&
1%
!,
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1
Co
for Week
3%
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•
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Range
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Dec
Aug
953/4
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of Prices
Friday
v
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20
100
12%
1
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American
37%
115
290
2%
50
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Dec
900
109
2%
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8%
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Dec
73%
48
10
100
preferred
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Si
&
Jun
Feb
900
"
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&
31
.
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A
American
Apr
Jun
109%
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93
89%
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vnr
31
Feb
27% Mar
9.000
k
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15%
93
23
23
1
A
class
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Class
y-:
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.
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22%
500
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100
preferred
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30»/2
36
/
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18%
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Luu
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New
8%
100
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conv
5
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23%
30V2
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*
*
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Products
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JAN.
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of Prices
Sale Price
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDING
STOCKS
for Week
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Last
Exchange
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Week's
Friday
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York
New
FOR
129
21%
Mar
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FOR
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for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
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Par
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Uunumon
Dominion
Chemical Ltd—
Textile Co Ltd
4%
6'/a
-
Sulphur
Isxas
Duval
ll7/8
12
Aug
Humble
Oil to Refining
Dec
Hummel-Ross Fibre
39%
>■>
Jan
2V4
Jan
300
9%
Jan
Dec
Illinois Power Co
preferred
prior
4% %
preferred
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Eastern States Corp
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2%
2.900
1%
Feb
83%
84%
525
56%
Jan
85
48 %
48%
'
1.400
Jan
52 %
Dec
Jan
35
Nov
134
Grocery Stores
Electric Bond & Share common
50%
52
39%
10
preferred
convertible
$3
15%
97%
Dec
Jan
99%
46%
1 %
Mar
11%
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44
•.
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51%
Aug
Dec
105
44
Feb
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1%
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1% July
325
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44
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Oct
34%
Apr
1834
1.200
56
52
53
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Feb
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to Inst Co
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Co
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r
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54
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9%
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9%
Jun
15
Dec
Jan
"
—
15,900
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Jun
4%
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100
12%
Feb
17%
Dec
Iron
14%
Feb
53
Dec
Sep
Italian Superpower
Dec
65%
70
56%
Apr
67%
5%
5%
900
4%
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6%
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Aug
Jan
66%
Feb
100
46%
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70
500
1
Apr
334 Aug
800
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Jun
3%
19
,
17
5% May
F'ireman Mfg voting
77%
Feb
100
1434
Jan
20
Dec
Oct
22
22%
2,300
19%
Feb
23%
22%
22%
200
19%
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Jan
5%
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33
32%
34...
650
23
Aug
31%
Dec
7%
Jan
22%
15%
Jan
20% July
4,400
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5,800
16%
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19 3e
Jan
200
16%
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19% July
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57
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3
1,100
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25*2
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200
48
Aug
52%
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1
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20%
50
25
500
7
550
17%
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Jan
21%
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v
Feb
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Nov
10
58
Jan
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5%
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6%
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,
General Shareholdings Corp com
Gen
preferred
convertible
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S3
preferred
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preferred
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v
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5
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5
Jan
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53a
Oct
Nov
105%
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110% 110%
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*
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92
50
100
Jan
111
Jan
120
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10
18
100
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104
104
104
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800
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100
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10
-
8
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10
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25
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8
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Rubber common
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100
•
1
5
v
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9%
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Louisiana
Lynch
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3%
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41%
Jan
6.700
634
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& Co common
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5.200
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100
10
11%
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65
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12
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15%
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3%
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3,100
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634
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300
14%
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Feb
Jan
—
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Jan
9%
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8
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Feb
400
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4%
110
Jan
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Dec
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Jan
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27
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Aug
6%
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3
Mar
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75
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25
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300
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14
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500
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10
25
14%
10
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Nov
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Nov
15
Feb
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114
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—
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Harris
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Corp
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9%
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Dec
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May
105
Dec
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common
8
Dec
6%%
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.*
27%
Oct
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6%
Dec
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17%
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:
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Edison $6 preferred
22% July
Feb
42%
Dec
Nov
11%
Jun
Michigan Bumper Corp——.
Michigan Steel Tube
17
Dec
Michigan
•
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May
1334 Mar
Jun
13
Mar
33
Jan
40
May
Sugar Co
8%
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Micromatic Hone Corp
2.50
•
Oct
35
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5
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6
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Oct
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500
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99
175
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100
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36
20
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Oct
165
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100
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15
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102
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Jan
15
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81
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2,600
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12
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39
103 7/8
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—
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9%
12
—
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50
680
65
63
65
Internat Marine
Communication Co
Dec
"
—
convertible preferred
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Apr
73#
34%
—
—
18% Oct
Feb
7%
Dec
17
Jan
84%
200
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9
16% July
Feb
Mar
8%
600
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17
1% July
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16
1
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Apr
150
9%
(Geo A)
9%
200
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Jan
250
38%
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50
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2% July
5%
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8
*
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17%.
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common
Mareay Oil Corp
23
10
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&
Nov
14%
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to Co
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56
21.
—
20 %
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—
Jan
47
14%
2.50
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49%
,
23
Hetyden Chemical common
Holophane Co
Horrier's Inc
A
—„;
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2%
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50
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-
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preferred^.
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500
4%::
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9
12
t
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Lit
Inc
(R G)
Material Co
Nov
1.400
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7
4
Sep
15%
1
•
25
1
—
preferred
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Feb
4
Feb
4
A—•
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Le Tourneau
Line
common
6
l'/a
7
634
Sep
2.300
4%
.
10%
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4%
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m--*.
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Langendorf United Bakeries class
29
V
.
—
52%
234
5,600
100
1
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■
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5%
300
9%
2.100
1
of Delaware—
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,
9%
3%
9%
1
8
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson
Mengel Stores
9%
Feb
334
8
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;
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55
8%
July
—
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Hamilton
Oct
3%
64%
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Lake
Manati Sugar
Hall
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38
10
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42
42
Oct
Dec
6
700
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—
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113
Oct
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of deposit
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Class
Jun
83
17,700
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111% 111%
•
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Jan
130%
.
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14
Jun
7
23,900
15%
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100
Oct
434
■
13%
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110
100
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Lackawanna
1534 Aug
Feb
20
Dec
55
Apr
700
110'%
109
40%
16
Feb
37%
475
13%
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25o
Mar
Jan
13%
8,900
49%
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110%
pfd
Oct
934
100
19%
1834
1
common
Alabastine
Dec
52
May
51% Mar
'
10%
i
•
Products
Stores
State
Gypsum
Mar
111
175
25
Paper
Greenfield Tap & Die
..
Nov
Dec
9%
800
100
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Co
Brewing
Kreuger
Dec
25%
800
25%
•
—-
11%
31%
1
•
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Kresge Dept Stores—
4% convertible 1st preferred-.
Dec
5%
—1
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Kobacker Stores Inc
Dec
22%
24%
1
J
Knott
Feb
15
33
x30%
31
100
100
100
pfd
Kings Co Lighting 7 V pfd B
5% prelerred D
Kingston Products
Kiiby Petroleum
Knirlano Luxe G M Co Lta
Klein
(D Emil) Cft common
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Kimberly-Clark: 6%
124
934 Mar
4
2 % Mar
Pacific Tea—
Non-voting common stock—
1st preferred
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52%
13
13
49%
1
8
Co
Mfg
Jan
Nov
Dec
21%
K
preferred.—100
Kennedy's Inc—
8
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A
•
Kev Co common—
.*
Kidde (Walter) & Co__.
5
7%
Kansas Gas to Elec
Nov
41%
Aug
134 May
300
8,300
13,000
5
-
11
Jan
Dec
13%
-
19
10
common
Grand Rapids Varnish
.
-
•
preferred
Gorham
—
•
class A
Inc
Gorham
Mines
9534
Jan
15%
15
;;
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•
Consolidated
Jan
25
-
•
preferred
Goldfield
Feb
8%
110
110
2 % July
134
11134 112%
15%
Oct
Oct
Dec
75 %
-
-
— —
52
52
90 V;
60
95% ;
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112
•
class A
B
102
Jan
•
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140
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4,300
'
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Jan
Jun
100
2%
2%
2%
.'
34
1%
1%
'
8 % May
79%
40
Nov
21% July
74
'
i
85
July
7%
Jan
115
'
102
16
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8
Dec
134 July
Feb
1434
19%,
ft
Jan
.
3%
80
•
•
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Gladding McBean & Co
12%
—
2,200
102
*
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•
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18%
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4%
Jan
ii
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.
Nov
1,600
— —
■
79
1,600
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1
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1
•
•
•
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Feb
134
7%
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100
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Dec
3%
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10
1%
7
1
10
•
General Finance Corp common
Feb
ft
3% ■:
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—
t.
•
7%
7034
100
Electric Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets
;
203# July
Jan
1& Dec
5%
12%
Nov
37
v
.
5
*
common
General Alloys Co
Oct
3b July
% Mar
1,200
1234
5
■
18%
10%
20
10
10
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preferred
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..
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18
—
—
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4% July
Dec
Feb
16%
common——1
common
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650
30% 30%
1734 1 8%
%
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20
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-
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13%
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1% Jan
12,700
13
51% 51%
—
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,
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9%
10%
•
•
10
Engine Co
Aircraft
Jacobs
Jacbos
A
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Power
Dec
64
Jan
27
500
20%
,
Feb
Aug
875
,
5 %
Dec
Mar
42%
106
—
Gatlneau
27%
Dec
57/a
113b July
Feb
2534 Mar
65%
Jan
9
50
88%
2°. •' 20
•
preferred
Irving Air Chute
11%
13% July
,
22%
17%
1 >;•;••• %
trust ctfs—•
2034
—
1
934:
*
—
Royalty
133b July
Apr
3O5
11%
87
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Mills
4%
Apr
11
1
Equipment
Home
Hosiery
10%
1,200
12%
.
.
Jun
6%
—
15
50
com
preferred
Power $7
2
preferred
Corp
Utilities
International
Interstate
22%
(Geo A)
Fuller
Jan
43%
1,450
~
11%
Dec
4%
100
3,700
5%
20%
•
B
Razor
International Safety
Nov
22%
Brewing new
shs
coupon
International
600
E1
Co Distilling
Grain & Malt
Froedtert
-.
Jan
3.500
—
-
5,600
Motor of France—
dep rets bearer
(Peter)
Fox
16
87%
A
Warrants
.International Petroleum
10%
Amer
Franklin
Oct
-ft-
50
f
International Minerals and Chemicals—
52%
B voting
Class
Ford
ft.
Dec
1,000
16%
ft'ftft'
■-..•"•■
series
Metal Industries
22
of Canada—
non-voting
A
Class
Dec
3%
183#
Electric—
Hydro
$3.50
Preferred
International
65%
Co—25
10
32s«
Sep
8
Xll3a July
3V4 July
-v
.
13%
49
50
Motor
Ford
—
Jan
—
v
& Warehouse
Federal Compress
Fire
Jan
9%
■
ft.
...
preferred
7%
1
9%
Mfg Co
Fedders
20%
1534
.
ft
.(Insurance Co of North America
10
International Cigar Machine—*
7%
17
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Metallurgical
Fansteel
400
ft ft* ft:
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54
100
58
57 . 58
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3
2%
3
100
64
63% 65
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1,900
4
4%
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12%
11%
—3
&
£1
preferred
7%
,u
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43#
—
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i.
13%
12%
-
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of
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14 ... ,14%
4
•
.
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•
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coupon
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Imperial
$3.50
13
: ;
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•
27
800
8%
8%
8%
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Imperial Oil
•
.
Sep
100
1%
1%
Dec
46.700
ni''
11
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Sep
100
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July
42% Mar
■
•
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Sep
46%
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Dec
73
Apr
Feb
30 ill Jan
•4i
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Dec
16
:
600
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175
.
49
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200
37%
15
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1.200
12
36
Dec
11%
2,600
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1834
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>
1.500
72%
16
11 %
—
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7%
:
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1,500
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53%. 53%
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Chemical Industries—
Am dep rets regis
ft
9% July
14% May
300
69%
:/i
Zinc
Imperial
Feb
71,000
'
99%
49%
—50
common
Eversharp Inc common
Pipe Line
Eureka
10 J/4
97
97%
■mW'
*
-*
Esquire
48%
.
10o
Corp common
Equity
9%
36
preferred
50
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire Power participating stock
*
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
—5
Oct
100
%
conv
35%
Illinois
Jan
6%
■
1'
—
38%
4
16
15%
ft
Sep
Jun
500
30%.. 31 :
16%
-
—
Dec
453i
9,800
■
50
—
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arrear
25
3,300
4 %.
30 %.'
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common
preferred
conv
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Dec
800
95%
12
IS
Dec
52%
8%
72
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53%
Jan
17%
9%
•
Jan
325
.
97%
common
Co
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33%
8
95%
Oct
134
Mar
33%
17
_
—-
%
725
40%
1734
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5%
Dec
475
51
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51/2 %
24%
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1,200
52
40%
8
pfd A
32%
——
1%
1%
50%
*
1
——*
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Economy
Elliott
;
—
51%
$7
preferred
$6
preferred.
Electric Power & Light 2d
Option
warrants
Electrographic Corp
Elgin National Watch Co
50
■
—
*
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$5 preferred
—
Eaoy
vvasiung Machine B—
Oct
2%
2%
25
Eastern
—1
preferred
1
ft—-——-1'
Electric Securities--—ft
*
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ft—-——8
1st
Apr
8%
4%
'
83%
10%
Hydro
Dec
2%
•
100
100
Fuel Assoc common
Gas &
East
Co.
ikvi
113%
Aug
17%
45%.
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•8%
.
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31
10% .11%
44
44%"
———
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Dec
4% July
13%
110
350
23%
23%
Corp——8
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Hussmann
' 30.%'
.31%
—100
——5
—
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10
3%
900
——
preierred-;
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83
200
12
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&
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-
Oct
Feb
.
9%
3%
1
•
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Nov
119 ft
an
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Oct
9
July
20V2
350
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,
Jan
116
—;—•
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80
Feb
3%
9 %
■
class B common
Hosiery
Test Corp common
& Hardart
9%
Feb
26%
200
39 7/#
74
Co
Duke Power
Durham
Duro
38 %
Harris Co
Driver
Horn
63
Oct
67
^
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Diaper
Sep
8 Ve July
Jan
63
out,
4
Co common——
(A
25%
Feb
6%
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CI
Horn
1944
Range for Year
Hum
Low
3%
6% July
Nov
;
Par
High
2238 May
Dominion Tar &
Dominion
4%
1,100
'
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1944
:ftft Lou
Week's >;■ Sales
.ft Rangeft, for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Exchange
Curb
York
New
Hia*
4%
4%
1
-*
2"
class A com
Domestic Industries
'
Sales
Last
Curb Exchange
WEEK ENDING JAN. 5
STOCKS
Friday
8 T O C K 8
York
New
______
CURB EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
RANGE
Monday, January 8, 1945
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
THE COMMERCIAL
130
^
-
Oct
May
Aug
Mar
4!4 July
10
Dec
u Mar
ii>
1%
Oct
Jan
9%
Oct
Jan
15 7 a
Oct
0
5%
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Volume
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4349
161
131
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Sale Price
/:/r
I
A v t c_l
Class B vtc
i
1
r 3 %..
Miuuie West Corp
common.
—5 y' 11%
Midland Oil Corp $2 conv preferred-.*
13%
Middle States Petroleum class
Steel Pioducu,—
Midland
Co
Midwest
Oil
Midwest
Piping
10
Minnesota
of Canada
Mining & Mfg..
Minnesota
Pwr
Mining Corp
A
Utilities
Loan Society
Dakota
Montgomery Ward A
Montreal Light Heat &
.
1
-10
8%
Muskegon Piston Ring—j..—.
Muskogee Co common——i...
Governor
Pierce
Nov
Pioneer
27
Gold
Dec
1%
1.100
2%
Oct
Pitney-Bowes
67 %
100
Jau
106%
114%; 114%
100
109%
Jan
115%
300
8%
Jan
13
13
13
;
70
Mar
52
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
11%
Dec
28%
1.900
8%
Mar
12
5.600
2%
Feb
4% Aug
1%
Feb
2% Aug
181% 182%
July
7
July
xlO '
May
183
<
350
20
38%
40
„
15,200
6%
700
Premier
50
10
li%
Jan
14%
Sep
6%
Jan
11%
Dec
Jan
90
Dec
64
Inc
common
s
Prosperity Co class B
;
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
6%
Y
".
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Corp
1st preferred
National
Breweries
common.—;
common
Candy Co
City Lines common
National
Fuel Gas
Mfg & Stores
Refining
National
*
common—,-..*
Steel
Car
National Tunnel
Union
Nttnioiial
Oil
Navarro
Nebraska
Co
Power
Nehi Corp 1st
Nelson
%%
'
New
Idea Inc common
New
Co
Zinc.,
——*
Laud
& Arizona
Mexico
Y
N
Y
&
N
Y
Y
Honduras
Merchandise
Jan
35%
20,400
1%
Jan
4
4,700
2%
Sep
4%
Oct
8%
9
1,300
7
Jan
9
Dec
37%
Apr
64%
66
1,120
55%
Jan
69
Nov
18%
19%
1,200
10%
Oct
24
Nov
121%
900
95
Jan
118
Y State Electrio it
N
Y
Water Service 6%
16
Feb
50
3%
6%
8%
Jan
10%
"3%
Jan
14%
1%
Jun
6 Va
2.200
3%
Jan
5%
>
.y
26
100
38
8%
2% Aug
7% July
33%
Jan
Dec
105%
130
Dec
114
Jan
Apr
88
July
Jan
Oct
12
6% May
700
9
;
10% Oct
Feb
9
Jan
5%
3
47%
Jan
21%
100
18
Feb
113
110
104
Apr
113%
Nov
14%
16
600
Jan
151/4
Nov
20%
21 %
300
65 /
65%
2%
2%
21%
111
.
18% Mar
54
1,100
v
>6%
Apr
~5%
~6%
12
12
31%
32%
200
115% 116%
70
.6
..
32 %
64%
Z
Dec
21
Aug
; 21% Dec
66% Oct
Jan
2%
600
3%
Feb
Mar
35
.
Apr
725
63%
.
7%
Jan
y
64 Va
64%
44
Nov
400
3%
Jan
x6
Nov
-v/' 25
-7%
Jan
11
Dec
'
21%
Jan
•'VI1% Jan
34
Dec
-15%
NOV
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112%
19%
700
108% 109%
Vy' 160
U no
18%
19
•65%
66%
.
3%
Hudson Power common
10
3%
5%
1st preferred
100
90
5% 2d preferred
100
Class B optional warrants
Niagara Share class B common
_5
7%
Class A preferred
—.100
105%
Niles-Bement-Pond
—*
.15
Nineteen Hundred Corp B
1 yv^y
Nipissing Mines
——5
2
Noma
Electric—
——1
21%
North Amer Light it Power common—1
1%
preferred..
——.—/-•
.127%
North American Rayon class A—
•
39
Class B common
*
6% prior preferred
50
67 y«
3%
90%
90
Jan
117
102
Jan
106% July
13 i
Jan
107%
Dec
60 .;
52,200
2%
700
May
74 %
.
..
Jun
19%
Dec
lit,
Jan
75
Jan
1
Apr
Oct
Feb
94'/2
83%
Northern
80
%
200
Va
Apr
7%
2.600
5%
Jan
7%
States
200
Jan
107%
Aug
133,4
15%
12,800
10%
Jan
13%'
100
9%
Jan
13 %
Ohio
Power 4%%
Oh.o
1st
4%
22%
Dec
6%
Jan
Ja
12%
1,300
6%
Apr
.—-^3
$1.30
1st
Gas
common
B
158
10
13
13
25
71%
Jan
149
85% July
Apr
158 %
Dec
Jan
12%
Dec
Nov
1%
Jan
Jan
10 Va
1
16%
Dec
55
Oct
Dec
2 %
1%
6,200
1%
Nov
24%
23%
25
pfd D__—100
*
Rome Cable Corp common
8
Roosevelt Field Inc
5
Root Petroleum Co
1
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd....
.....
•
Russeks Fifth Ave
—.—2%
Pendleton Inc
July
15%
Jan
2%
1% Aug
42% July
24"%
Oct
2%
Jan
21% July
26% July
14 %
14%
100
11%
Jan
15%
7%
•7%
7%
3%
Jan
7%
20 Va
19 'A
20 Va
36,200
1,500
Jan
19%
Dec
13
%
%
3,100
Nov
1%
Mar
3%
3%
3%
700
%
%
300
1,300
11
%
2 % May
%
Jan
105%
Jan
Dec
Dec
4% July
1% July
109
Sep
12
12%
150
11%
Dec
15%
Feb
17%
12
18
200
10%
Jan
18
Dec
2%
2%
200
6%
•'
..
7%
1,900
2%
5
Feb
3% July
20%
21
21%
5,100
Apr
8
Aug
17%
7
Jan
19
Mar
13%
Oct
•
16% Aug
,20%
Dec
18 Va
Dec
Jan
8
11%
1
"S'/V
•
Dec
3%
10%
6,000
3%
Jan
10%
Dec
8%
1,300
4% May
11%
Oct
3%
3%
1,200
1%
8%
1
"9%
7%
Ryan
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
•ft Jan
48
Rochester Gas & Elec 6%
Roeser &
12%
40
—1
1
Richmond Radiator
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co v t c
.1,
Jan
4% Aug
j
St
Lawrence
•
50
Ltd
Corp
pre!
A $2 conv
Class
St
39%
500
27% May
40
40
200
28
Jan
Jan
123
Dec
38 %
Dec
39
Dec
52% Mar
54% Mar
13 V*
Jan
1%
Aug
Jan
5%
Dec
7
Jan
14%
Dec
Jan
89%
Dec
600,
1%
14%
%
4%
1%
4,500
16%
17%
2,600
26
27%
1,100
Sep
7%
•v
110
Dec
Jun
17%
Dec
Jan
23
27%
Oct
3% May
3,800
4%
23
250
114% 116
50
21%
7
18%
Jan
4%
Oct
24% July
2% Mar
11% May
43,600
4%
1
1
10'A
9'/a
10%
52,400
7'A
7%
7%
4,300
2 %
3%
Y.: 3%
3%
2,200
1%
23%
23%
300
*
Schulte (D A) common
1
Convertible preferred
23
Scovill
Manufacturing
25
Scranton Elec $6
pfd
—*
Scranton Spring Brook Water Service—
$6 preferred—
•
Scullin Steel Co common
_•
Securities Corp General
1
Seeman Bros Inc
•
Segal Lock & Hardware
1
Seiberling Rubber common
•
Jan
Feb
Jan
3%
3%
4,500
1%
Jan
70 Va
71%
200
50%
Jan
35%
35 %
36
700
27%
Jan
3%
xll2%
Dec
3% July
19%
Oct
6%
Dec
10% July
8%
Dec
4%
Dec
25
Oct
3%
Dec
75
Jun
36%
Dec
114'A
NOV
•
Feb
95%
10%
11%
2,000
9%
Jan
12% Mar
5%
5%
100
2%
Apr
5%
Nov
Jan
48%
Jun
92%
11%
—
220
94
64
40
Dec
~2 Va
9,500
1
Jan
2% July
9%
10%
2,700
6%
Jan
11% July
22
~2
_2%
10
July
*
1
16%
Feb
"1%
1%
"l%
3,300
%
Apr
5
12%
12
13
2,450
6%
Feb
12%
Dec
25
prior stock
14
Sep
71
—
$5.50
May
7%
common
Selby Shoe Co.
Selected Industries Inc common
Convertible stock—
4%
V
6%
400
200
2%
17
G%
G%
8
;
United Corp common
Oil Co_.
Co
2%
16%
17
.5
Regis Paper
39
103
29%
30
112
18%
1,100
30
*
6
Aug
8
Feb
k6% Jan
.1
6%
•
•
••
—
38%
25
1st pfd
V 'v
•
.'
.
700
38%
—
•
7Vo
*.
20
107% 107%
•
•
110
-100
pfd
7% Mar
9%
1% Mar
*84
85
600
67
Jan
87%
Dec
84%
83%
83%
84
Allotment certificates
13
Safety Control
Sentry
1
1
Serrick Corp class B
150
69
Jan
87
Dec
u
700
Shattuck
Mining
Denn
Shawinigun Water & Power
Nov
Sherwin-Williams
common
pfd series AAA
of Canada
cum
Breweries
20
110
'
35
32%
—
Jun
Silex
38%
Dec
Dep
Jan
109% May
110
Jan
6%
Jan
23%
Feb
88
5
•
——
r.
*
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shs,
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~
8%
60.300
6%
Apr
6%
9%
Co
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——
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*
—25
1
A
«
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Mfg Co
preferred-
footnotes
•
common
see
page
50
100
Manufacturing Co
Singer
Dec
Singer Manufacturing Co
Dec
Amer
Solar
Manufacturing
Smith
July
dep rets ord regis
Solar
Sioux
City
9
Jan
36%
Jan
22
May
Sonetone
32
Jan
50
Mar
Soss
110%
•
40%
Dec
South Coast Corp
33%
Jan
South
33,700
25
64%
50
43
2%
300
109% 110%
440
38 V*
39%
,
Penn
common—..
Oil
Pa
400
3%
7,100
2%
15%
16%
105
—
16%
105
1.100
100
•
3%
12
Apr
91%
Feb
20%
25
575
12
Feb
21
20%
—
Aug
Apr
Feb
110% Apr
100
Southwest
78
Oct
Southern
49
Dec
5%
original
Line
preferred B
Jan
6%
%
Jan
3
Oct
6 %
111%
Dec
5%%
109%
Nov
Southern
38%
Deo
94%
Jan
20
90
Jan
700
34
Dec
7%
California
Aug
Colorado
preferred
-
14
14%
13% Jan
26
1
100
5%
5%
5%
400
£1
100
•
1
2%
275%
250
111% m%
273
229
10
108
273
Jan
Jan
Apr
Dec
Apr
16%
Dec
106
Dec
115%
.
Feb
19% Dec
SI
Aug
16%, Oct
series C
Power class A
Nov
83
6'A
295
Dec
Nov
Oct
2% Feb
15%
18,800
5%
Jan
112%
Oct
12% Mar
..
17%
Dec
15%
Dec
2%
Jan
14%
13%
1
7%
7%
8
7.200
3%
Jan
7%
1
1
1
3
2%
3 Va
17,500
2%
Feb
3 %
Apr
8%
8%
300
4%
Jan
9%
Nov
2%
Jan
4
Dec
4%
2.800
42%
42%
600
41%
4%
..
52%
60
31%
32%
500
30%
31
600
4
Apr
28
10
40
Mar
Edison—
preferred
preferred
14
•
25
Pipe
Dec
Jan
Mar
4%
5%
107 Va 107%
Manufacturing common
Jan
47%
Co
Corp
Aug
78%
2
Nov
28%
5%
10%
■>;, 3%
Ltd—
Gas & Elec 7% pfd
(Howard) Paper Mills
Aircraft Co
Oct
Dec
Mar
47 %
5%
common
Nov
34%
29%
preferred
Simplicity Pattern
16%
78%
.
39%
133.
47
29%
,
«
com
nrp'prTOf)
200
,
,
Pennsylvania Edjson Co $5 series pfd_*
*
$2.80 series preferredclass
19
•
common
A
18%
47
19
1
.
common
convertible
$3
24
1
Corp
9%
10%
3%
1% July
6
10%
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
36%
106% Mar
96%
10%
5
•
25
•
15%
Jan
19
—
——
Jan
Jan
6%
*
Jan
80
■
.
Ltd
Jan
13
%
3%
1J
/V
****'
•
Seton Leather common
Sep
—
conxmon'.i.—
Pennroad Corp common
For
158
63
375
__
..15
:
Light
preferred
Salt
76%
78%
Jan
127 %
Dec
Telephone
QP
Dec
Dec
Mar
122
Jun
Peninsular
Penn
16
18
12%
Savoy
Schiff
Dec
Service
Elec
290
Jan
Jan
8%
3,400
Samson
30
Patchogue
&
78%
11
1,800
'
Power &
3,200
61
Feb
Jan
Rig & ReelPlymouth Mills
Gas
15
17%
23%
Jun
100
Co
Ppnn
75
15
Dec
Aug
Motors
Penn
May
59%
Dec
113
Parkersburg
$1.40
Dec
17
21%
1%
117%
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela
Pen
110%
Jan
60%
2%
116
preferred
Paramount
14%
Jan
11%
23%
20%
Jan
Page-Hersey Tubes
Parker
Jan
93%
800
Raymond Concrete Pile common
•
$3 convertible preferred
•
Raytheon Manufacturing eommon„50o
Red Bank Oil Co
1
Reed Roller Bit Co
•
Reliance Electric & Engineering..
5
Republic Aviation....
1
Rice Stix Dry Goods,.
*
Richfield Oil Corp. warrants
Jan
Jan
common
&
10%
750
16
17%
Jun
100
Jan
Feb
Lighting $5 preferred—
Public
18,:"
16%
Sep
118
8,800
15
110%
109
xlll
Jan
1%
Rath Packing Co. common
Jan
preferred
Power
14%
14 /a
109
18
Apr
114%
1%
Investment A
Railway & Utility
%
115
Pacific Gas & Elec
Pacific
Nov
-
450
5%
Pacific
Oct
9
40,100
Sherwin-Williams
Pacific
7 % Mar
1%
4'/a
1
1st
-
13
16%
Sick's
5% %•
.:
Nov
% Mar
1%
1%
108
Securities
Co
Nov
Jan
15%
1,000
100
Natural
Can
14
1,300
2,900
15%
common
21,100
100
Omar lnc
Pacific
55
10
1
10
Voting
14,700
1st pfd
7%
Oliver United Filters
Overseas
lxs July
Jan
%
& Light Securities
Railway
1%
preferred—
preferred
Oklahoma
Jan
43
R
22%
103%
4
Public Service
f>%
Co
July
Jan
IS
30
VA
1
1%
20%
27%
common..—*
B
class
Brass
34
26%
12,200
*
common
Salt Dome Oil Co
'
.16%
•
Corp common
Ohio
July
108
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum option warrant!.
14% July
13%
105
O
Oeden
Nov
7
xll%
ft Mar
87
class A—.25
Power
Corp
15
13%
'"
Jun
Jan
Sep
Oct
105% 105%
7
Indiana Pub Serv 5% pfd..100
Norilieru
Novadel-Agene
4%
5%
%
Dec
83%
13%
1
50
Co
Jan
Dec
5
13%
12 %
Jun
15%
May
Nov
May
65
3%
%
Utility Securities—;
Northern Central Texas Oil
5
RR
h
53
Ryan
81%
American
Penn
Feb
2
150
32
Dec
5%
17
75
31
32
1 rb
53
13%
%
•
.
North
125%
Oct
200
6%
100
6%
.
Northeast Airlines
Jan
13
3,800
13%
6%
Oct
3.400
Niagara
North
"3%
13
Dec
11%
2%
1%
'L-
J
—lou
14
*
1
-*
pid
3V2
Sep
25% July
4%
.
300
300
43
Dec
preferredQuebec Power Co
85%
preferred—1UU
4%
Dec
13%
*
3
10
Quaker Oats common
800
6.600
107% 108%
1
N
Apr
Dec
14
38
—
Dec
11,300
4%
-10
•
$5 prior
Dec
10
1%
5%
—1Y
Gas $5.10 pfd.100 v
shares
July
25%
<
preferred.^Y Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders
'
12
18%
200
11%
$6
N
16%
Apr
10
Rosario.—.10
10
Light-7%
Power it
Jan
9%
13%
y.
fiction Co common
City Omnibus warrants
12%
Aug
12% July
10
22%
*
Y
N
July
Dec
Dec
Jan
4%
500
—
Process Co common
N
N
11
—*
.21%
100
113
—* '
10
•
21 '/a
—25
—1
2%
it Tel—
New
New
7,900
14
*
.
preferred
New Jersey
11%
8%
10
—.-5
•
Corp
(Herman)
England Tel
Haven Clock
New
11
24
England1 Power Associates
•
preferred..
.
.—100
$2
17%
n%
#
New
Oct
pfd
Neptune Meter class A
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
:
11%
—
10
12.50
& Mines common—1
Radio
,—30o
*
1% preferred
100
National Transit
8
11 Vz
33% Jan
44% Mar
2.500
12
1
—r*
*
Rubber
National
Apr
Nov
Jan
Jan
16%
8%
Machinery
Ltd
National Sugar Refining
National Tea 5%% preferred
National
39%
35
15 Va
151/4
11%
common
Oct
35
50c
—
Oct
5%
—
—*
National
National
National
y
2% July
33%
Feb
28
Dec
20%
Jan
Jan
1%
9,200
2%
25
preferred
7%
14%
200
20
2%
2%
28%
500
100
preferred..
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber..
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
'
19%
*
1
•
—
Bellas Hess
100
_100
1st preferred....
7%
Common
N
National
1,100
4 A
Puget Sound Power & Light-
Nachman
8*% May
Sep
37%
1
#
1
1
*
—*
of America
Producers Corp of Nevada.
Oct
19
■;
Nov
4
*
Co
Metals
Pressed
136% July
600
19
Aug
12
3}&
10
25c
Gold Mining—,
Prentice-Hall
Dec
24%
13%
13%
iO
__
Pratt it Lambert
Jun
200
18%
,
Apr
36
Jan
32%
4%
Alexander..
Sep
y; 6% July
Jan
Jan
7
7%
Dec
2
Feb
127
10
133
13%
19
Jan
18
y-
133
*
5%
31
158%
7%
13%
of Canada..
20%
Feb
1% Jan
2%
50
14,300
•:
11%
4%
—
&
Power Corp
38 %
Apr
28%
150
1%
6%
—
J*
2l/a
15%
"
20
40
2%
Jan
32 Va
4
3
*
Mining Co
Polaris
Powdrell
182
125
30 /
13%
common
Pneumatic Scale common
Nov
■
Jun
Mar
50
7%
65%
18 %
118%
Inc
Plough
Dec
165
f
110
11
30
7.50
Erie
Metallurgical
Plate Glass
Sep
1.000
100
13%
—..50
—-50
10
23
1
Pitts Eess & L E RR
Sep
10%
10%
35
11%
4%
9
Postage Meter
Dec
13%
10%
35
35
13%
11%
1
•
com
Nov
10%
3%
152
Dec
13
3%
—
Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp
1% Mar
152
3Va
68
NOV
*
common
Mines
3%
58
152
High
2% Mar
53%
•
1
Packing Co
Phillips
Dec
July
9
Jan.,
Philadelphia Co common
—
Phila Electric Power 5% pfd...
-
Feb
3%
preferred———————.100
6%
Dec
July
3%
1% May
—y-
—*
•
Mfg Co
Murray Ohio
30
2%
.
5c '
Producers..
10
States Power common
*
States Tel & Tel——...100
Mountain
27%
Apr
100
1,600
57
*
—1
•
23
—.
2.400
131/4
10 %
3 Va
investors partic pfd—.—
Mountain City Copper common
Mountain
Circle Co..
97%
Moody
Mountain
Perfect
Low
3%
*
Co..—
Jan
66
1
Power
Oct
Jan
800
3%.
1145/a
1
:
Dec
17%
23%
•v 1.000
8%
.
8%.
1%
2.50
Hosiery Co Inc.
Corp—
Monogram Pictures common
Mojud
Moiyouenuin
Monroe
13%
,
20
50
3%
3
;
■
Range for Year 1911
58%
3%
__
100
Power Co
Mfg
Pilaris Tire & Rubber
725
3 %.
...
pta
100
Public Service common..—-*
Montana
V ' ';
27
Water it
Pepperell
Oct
29 Vt
Penn
2.50
Co
15%
M.ssissippi River Power 6%
Missouri
Jan
8%
100
pfa
Light 1%
9%
200
28%.
.
"
1
•
*
Cuppl*
Refineries
Mid-West
6,200
27
•
* ." .r 2b%*.
50
3%
Co—.—.2
<fe
11%
.
.
Penn Traffic
Dec
3 Va May
Jan
'
y
common..
Abrasive
Mid-West
1%
13%
11
15%
Jan
8
700
.
6.800
3%
3%.
13
.
Shares
HUlh
Low
w
High
tow
'•"r
■
15%
15%
__
dividend shares
$2 non-cum
Midvale
ViQh
Low
Par
for Week
of Prices
Range for Year 1944
■
.y
:
Sales
Range
East
Curb Exchange
New York
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
East.
Exchange
Curb
York
New
Sales
Week's
Friday
y
.
5
EANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JAN.
v
SlOtlvS
25
25
25
31%
30%
—
—
45% July
July
31
44
Sep
29%
Apr
32%
Dec
29%
Jan
32%
Dec
1 %
25
100
»
Dec
Nov
2
Jan
82
37
67
Mar
July
% Deo
THE COMMERCIAL
132
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
Week's
Sales
Last
Curb Exchange
York
New
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Southern
Pipe
Southland
Rovaltv Co
(A G) & Bros
Spalding
———
-1
18%
7
Apr
Williams
(R
21 %
Dec
Williams
Oil-O-Matic
Jan
28%
Jan
4'A
18Va
Dec
Dec
Power &
Portland
Wolverine
Nov
Woodley Petroleum
Woolworth (F W) Ltd-
Mar
114
108%
Jan
8,500
%
Jan
% Aug
1,100
ft
Apr
ft July
50
111
12%
2%
2%
2%
300
3%
3%
114%
13 Va
•1%
Feb
3%
17%
Jan
11%
53
Jan
;■
Jan
10%
11 Va
11
11
Stetson
Inc
(J B)
•nrinnes
iHugoi
Sterling
Stroock
Machinery
Sullivan
Co
Druer
Rav
Sun
Corp
Portland Cement—
$3.30 "A" part-
Superior
"B"
Class
3ft
•.
3%
Jan
6
Jan
4
Nov
25
24.
25%.
19%.
19%
250,;-*
Interest
Exchange
Curb
York
Dec
26%
Oct
Jan
19%
Dec
12%
Dec
48%
Dec
Aug
15%
Dec
Apr
11
Va
13
100
15
15
*
II
400
9%
10,600
2%s
May
s
f
s
t
1
•
Taggart Corp common
Electric Co common
debs
3%s
deos
f
s
& Lt deb
Amer
Pow
Amer
6$
Paper 6s__
Writing
Gas & Elec Co—
deb 4%s
deb
45
101 %
101%
3
109
109
3
J-J
109
1.400
22
•
100
Texon Oil & Land Co
2
Textron Inc
1
Thew Shovel Co common
9
Tilo Roofing Inc
<
1
Tishman Realty & Construction——1
28
22
23%
6.400
12'/a
Jan
10
114%
Jan
Exports
Ltd—
Tobacco .Security Trust Co
Amer dep rets ord >regis
4,200
7%
Apr
12%
29%
2.500
19%
Feb
27
6%
Jan
Amer dep
7,%
preferred
ifonopah Mining of Nevada
Oil Co
Inc
1.900
11.
6.200
1
Nov
1%*
1%
100
1%
1%
500
-
4l/4
36 %
38%
July
Dec
1
1%
ft":
,:8ftv
K
18 Va
37%
Jan
12%
8
"
4'
10 % July
Jan
10%
300
12%.fft
v
1
Corp..,
Manufacturing
Unexcelled
10c
10
•
100
1
•
10c
Corp
Realization
Ulen
Co
Canada
of
Union
Oas
Union
Stk Yds of Omaha
Aircraft
United
Products
United
Chemicals common
United
Cigar-Whelan
•
20
preferred
$5
...
Stores
Prior
United
preferred-—
warrants
oorp
United Elastic
United
•
*
•
•
preferred
1st
$6
United Milk Products
preferred
participating
3
2%
4.000
5%
4%
5%
7% ft
7%
7%
10%
12%
ft'
;
300
;
2
-
2%
95%
98 >>a
19%
18%
19%
hM.
3/64
10
10
98
.United
Shoe
11%
Oct
Jan
25%
Aug
1%
Feb
174.500
650
Jan
100 %
Dec
17
Sep
19%
Dec
Dec
ft
Feb
6,500
10%
4.300
2 Va Mar
80 Va
.-=•
6.100
32
19'A
Feb
Nov
lOVa.Njov
8% .Nov..
^
ft
ft
^an
29,400
%
Feb
iff
V 8,900
ft
Jun
68%
70%
3.700
50 %
Jun
69
Dec
33'A
69%
Apr
40
Dec
«Jan
*
Apr
93
""90
6%
II
6%
"2% "2%
v
ft/ 100
Feb
4
Feb
6%
Jun
269%
263
%
400
•
2%
Feb
76%
77%
45%
45
46
1,000
9%
1
'8%
8%
9
18%
Nov
Dec
Jan
77% July
42
180
10
9%
Oct
69
Jun
45 Va
Sep
ft 4% Mar
V S Foil Co
U
JS
B_i
class
Graphite
....
common
...
_•
w$5 1st preferred with warrants
ft'
S Radiator common..
'
United Stores common.
—
Feb
20%
Dec
9
4,600
%
Apr
1%
Jun
78%
Jan
104%
Dec
-ft
1%
1%
1,600
82 Va
83 Va
450
4%
3,700
2%
Jan
1%
Jan
.4%
L
4%
.
2%
1,200
1 Va
1ft
1 Va
11,900
ft
*
4'/a
4%
3,900
2%
5
Aug
IH
deb
Conv
\
5s
5s
B_
class.
V...
y.~t—
/Universal Insurance
*
-
Produces
Go.
8
preferred
Power & Light, $7
Utah
Products
Utility Equities common
'
-
Q
ft'ft/ft
v4
,
■■■■.
: : .ft....
22%
Aug
18%
Jan
26
Mar
26%
50
20%
Jan
28% July
3%
3%
2,300
2%
67%
2.150
51%
8%
2.000
64
66
7%
7%
5
...
L-l
2
2
92-
1%
-
600
92
25
37A
Dec
Jan
65 %
Dec
1%
Feb
74%
8% July
Jan
Jan
2 Va
88
Consolidated
3%
Va
3%
400
210
55
56
11%
11%
11%
5,600
11%
ll7/a
500
>
1%
27
Gen
60
Dec
Dec
Feb
12
8
Feb
-.-'■i/S,
•
5%
5%
5%
2,100
Wagner Bnkina voting trust ctfs ext..4
,\7%
preferred——.
ioo
Waitt & Bond claus A.
;
•
10%
10%
10%
1,200
Knitting
Went worth
Mills,;
Va
Western
1
&
"
110
23%
200'
1,23
4%
4%
—,——9
11 %
10%
footnotes
Inc
see
18
5
20
2,600
...
page
--
133.
7%
1
May
Feb
6
16 Va
16
11%
16%
10,700
HVa July
14%
Jan
25
Feb
4Vs
Jan
25 'A
Oct
4,400
7»A
Apr
5% July
112%
150
179
105%
108
103
1109% 112%
102% 103 ft
66
102% 102%
105
105 'i9¬
60
66%
A-0
J-D
Jf-N
J-D
J-J
J-D
65%
•
ft
67%
West
Illinois
/ft
3%s—
{International Power Sec—
(
i
5s
Pov/er
6s_
Debenture
Superpowei
Altallan
to
at 4%
Extended
&
....
Gas Light 4%s
P & L 4%s
ref 5s—
New
4%s
1963
1967
—1978
1955
——2022
series, A
Amsterdam
New Eng Gas Si
Gas
1948
—1947
5s
El Assn 5s
5s
—
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New
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104
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3
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105%
104%
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1948
1945
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1st
97%
102%
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3%s
stamped—
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Milwaukee
106
16
123
M-S
& Electric
Superior Dlst Pow
98 %
F-A
6s_.—.1—21.2022
Kansas Power & Light 3%s—.——1969
Kentucky Utilities 4s
—
1970
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54
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99%
105% 105 Va
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1941
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105
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1952
1957
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series
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104% 104%
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101%
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37
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1963
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-
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105%
516
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5
372
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6s
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6s
103%
107
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1953
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&
Guantanamo
99%
J-J
General Rayon Co
Grocery Store
103%
10
104% 105%
104%
A-O
6s ser A——1948
Georgia Power & Light 5s
—1978
Grand Trunk West 4s
1950
Great Nor Power 5s stpd
1950
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A
101 %
102% 102%
J-J
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67
34
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105
105 ,ft
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68%
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12
112% 113%
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120%
175
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General
Dec
5Va
115%
119
1160
112%
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Dec
3%
112%
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Gatineau
6s
108
15
109
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1956
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29%
106
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M-S
Power-& Light 5s__;
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94% Mar
108
preferred
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Air Lines
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18
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West Texas Utility $8
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23
20
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1958
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108
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101
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Feb
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29
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55
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a
-
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V
3
53
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1971
1969
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9,800
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convertiole
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7,800
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7
16
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29
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7,500
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29
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—:—1950
1
1958
1969
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29 Va
23
29
31%
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10 %
600
77%
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23
239
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.
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12
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25
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23
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100
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8
19,900
16
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302
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30%
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United Molasses Co Ltd—
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Jan
.
29%;
31
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100
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24
24
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66
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•
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2%
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2 Va
100
95
23
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2%
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30
239
1953
1964
5s
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El & Gas
Central 111
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6%
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Canada
9% July
Jan
1.300
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1 % Mar
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-1
Jan
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4% July
May
9% Mar
7%
I
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3
6,000
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38
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80
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Dec
110
2.200
109
30 %
30%
F- A
1957
1960
.—1998
—.i—1962
1970
C
Bickford's Inc
Feb
112%
1 Va
4
3f-8
94%
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5s
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5s
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58
340
,
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128
29
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75
102
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100
12%
73%
74%
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Boston
1%
_
Oct
,62
Feb
106%
99
107%
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11
•
5%s
Atlantic City
ft
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10
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57
•
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100
1
1
10
;
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Oct
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14%
26
6 V2
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Product
Tobacco
119%
Mar
6
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—
Tobacco & Allied
118
118
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108%
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106%
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127
1124
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1949
1950
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105
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2024
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104
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Range for
Bonds
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or
Bid & Asked
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Appalachian
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28
Feb
23%
27%
pfd
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Power &
Texas
6'A
Jan
5
400
27%
Technicolor Inc common
4% July
J-J
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—.—1960
1970
2016
1961
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low
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6
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May
44
*
common
Feb
Aug
17
1,100 ft
18%
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11%
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3,250
13%
12
Apr
14'A May
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213
Jun
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8%
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Jan
111
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7
Nov
100
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4
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5
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900
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Feb
100
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110
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1
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—
6
Dec
21
3
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—
11
receipts
deposit
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I
12%
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10
300
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6 Va
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8%
100
14
14
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200
1,800
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Jan
12
12%
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12
21
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900
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50
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27%
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Nov
1%
Jan
'
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High
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vv\7
1
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Wichita River Oil Corp
ft Feb
ft
11.0
12%
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——1 •
preferred.
2d
Dec
%
Products Co
1
Standard Silver Lead
1
Standard Tube class B
1
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Steel Co of Canada—
—
•
5%
Dec
6
%
110
Preferred
& Co common
56
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•
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20
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—10
300
21
18 Va
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vPar
50
21-
18%
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(A)
Dec
14
Jan
6
400
3%
3%
.1
convertible preferred.—_—20
Oil (Ky)
-10
Standard Oil (Ohio)—5% pfd
100
Standard Power & Light
1
Common class B
$1.60
Sterchl Bros Stores
6% 1st preferred
Dec
9% Aug
ft
9% Mar
6,700
28%
for Week
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Winnipeg Elec
Standard
Stein
27%
Oct
3% May
2% Jan
700
1
20%
131
12 Va
Jan
40
100
5
15
27%
10
Standard Dredging Corp common
2,400
19
19%
::
100
5%
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2-7B
preferred
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14%
52%
5 '/a
5
---
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Standard Cap & Seal common—
800
14%
~5%
„
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8%
11:./A 7.;;.
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5%
300
52%
14'A
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Stahl-Meyer
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300
9%
9%
9%
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10%
10
10%
10
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Southern
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121
New England Telephone—100
Phosphate Co
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Southern
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
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York
New
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LOW
P*T
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
JAN. 5
FOR WEEK ENDING
RANGE
Monday, January 8, 1945
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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27
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102
103% 104%
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72%
72%
107
88%
88%
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110
95%
103
97%
104
108 Va
111
101%
107%
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High
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1st
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1945
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A-0
1971
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92%
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92
1948
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Pacific
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&
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106
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1959
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153
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1952
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1951
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series
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Harbor
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108
104
90
113
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1937
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103
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107
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7s
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f
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—
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109
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103%
92%
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55
92 Vi
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101%
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A Bonds be-lng traded flat.
106%
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119
106
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104 Vi
22.
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1949
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par value,
sale,
Cash
41%
2074
.
104% 105%
—
M-N
2022
3%s
Electric
United
1956
.
Edison
Toledo
1960
5s
St Light 5s
Texas Powex
6s
Service
Electric
Texas
M
J-J
l6Vi [ 30%
—
.
m-s
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1972
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Government
—
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35
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28%
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r
A-O
61%
28%
L
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j-j
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1947
1931
Denmark 5s
(State) Us
de Janeiro 6%s_.
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deposit%
54
29%+^c6%
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...—1946
62
65
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v
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97%
66%
97
69
High
51%
98%
96%
f-a
a-o
Low
99 Vi
a-o
1957
.—1950
Year 1944
$61
•'
—
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AMortgage Bank *of Chile 6s
97%
96%
Corp—
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i
(issue of Oct. 1927)
A7s
r
1951
6s
Range for
Sold
No.
High
63
28%
f-a
1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
104%
Dec 1 1968
St Light
stamped:
7s
106'% 108%
105%
97%
Bonds
Bid & Asked
<■...>
—1958
106%
101
'
m-n
!
7s
105
87
Corp lnc 5s_
(Hugo)
100%
$61
j-d
1952
6%s &tamped_1958
$106
105%-
a-o
-
—
—
(Peru)
City
AMaranho
—1957
6s
5s_
Danzig. Port &: Waterways—
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m-n
.—z
Power
AStarreit
Btinnes
100 '%
96%
Friday's
or
.
Sale Price
A-O
j-j
-1955
1953
5%s
Danish
106%
m
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Standard
101'4
96%
Week's Range
Friday
V Last
Interest
Curb Exchanga
York
New
■
1989
debentures
gold
104
4
91%
■
■
—May 1948
--May 1948
6s
Debenture
92
f-a
1970
2022
(stamped)
—
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:
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$103% 105%
j- j
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8s—
6s
:
106%
106'% 106 Vi
106 Vi
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Spalding (A G) deb 5s
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85
10
105%
104
105
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104%
1
106 Vi 106%
104%
Southwestern Ga®& Elec 3'%s
P
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104 Vi 104%
105
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2
.
j-j
1971
mtge 3s
Southern Indiana
1st
Southwestern
1
99:%
$99% 100
Low
96
.96
1970
3s
3 Vis
Gas
California
Southern
v
101
101
—
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.103% 104
a-o
1965
5s
Edison
Power
California
Southern
1097a
119
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128
73%
•
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105%
114'4
2
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
105%
98'4
126%
$86%
1947
1957
Wyoming Coal 6s
Carolina
South
108
109
110'/a
102%
•
Sheridan
Vi 109 Vi
$ 1177b 121
BONDS
Safe
58
24%
105
108 34
107
109
109%
154
_
certificates
perpetual
5 Vis
179
65
58
60
j-d
1964
5s
109
J-D
M-N
B
M-a
1964
1949
4Vis
Queens Borough Gas Si Electric—
■■■-.
115%.
111% 116 VV
of Colorado—
of
Service
6%
107%
104
100%
j.j
1st mtge 3 Vis
Sinking fund deb 4s
Public
103%
$102
1950
1952
(Can)
Corp
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^
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stamped
109%;
112-%
17
116
116
116
m-s
1951
debentures
f
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High
102
112% 112%
A
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1954
Newspaper
conv
lAYorx
Low
.
37aS—
Traction
Penn
AStamped
Portland Gas & Coke
-
——2024
Elec 4s
Electric
Penn
West
117
106
109% 110
109%
West
108%
106%
108% 108%
J-J
Water Power
Year 1944
105% 106'4
~
,
debs
income
Ry &
Wash
105%
11
106% 107%
•/,.
A
series
6s
Wash
61
$108%
1962
5 Vis
Power
P-a
(Delaware)
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
105%
40
,64
$106% 107
1970
Elec
Rapid
104%
■
Af-N
106 =
a-o
Debenture
Range for
Sold
NO.
$104% 105
a-o
5Vis
cons
Utah Power & Light Co--
J-D
1972
3'As
Philadelphia
109%
103 %
$60
M-N
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'%s_1964
Philadelphia
107%
101%
J-J
1979
5s
1st
110
105'/e
105%
104% 105
105
1977
1st mtge 3s
Penn Central Lt & Pwr 4Vis
107%
14
105 Vi 106 Vi
.
6s
22
$101 Vi 103
1964
Park Lexington
109%
1107.14108
F-A
Light. 5s__.
109
1959
5%s_1952
Light & Railways (Maine)—
series A
1952
&
Bonds
High
Co—
Power
United
104%
'
&
Lt & Rys
United
101
101%
109%
Light
lien
1st
95%
82
93
tlOl
F-A
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
Ohio
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
United
5'%s series A
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Low
Continental Utility Corp—
North
Exchanga
Curb
.Year 1944
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Week's
Interest
Period
York
New
Range for
Bonds
Friday's
or
'
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
York
New
WEEK ENDING JAN. 5
FOR
RANGE
133
8c FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4349.
161
Volume
1117b
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
:
5
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JAN.
n-c
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7".
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,
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Corporation
Arundel
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Bait Transit Co common vtc
,
3.25
3.25
2174
.
Range for Year 1944
21%
3.45
560
22
580
1474
High
.
1.00 May
Jan
18
Apr
3.80
.
Eastern
v
preferred
4% r/o
& Deposit Co
Realty Co 6%
Houston
Oil of Texas 6%
5%
a
.
7-/
50 7
Fidelity & Guar_—
3874
Westerti National Bank
.
.
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series
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117'%
20
136
30
90
7 Aug.
33
27
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90
27
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35.
14
14
38%
39
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365
38%
3874
7',',38
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•General i
Dec
General
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41
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Gillette
90
Apr
27'%
rJun
71%
73 Vi
$13,000
82
81
82'%
17,600
66%.
66'%
1,000
Jan
39
51
Jan
70
Isle
Stores—;
Service—•—_—
Dec
66'% Juiy
(Del)
:
5%
common.
preferred
•—
Mass Util Associates
National
STOCKS—
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
Sugar Refining—.!—
American
Tel
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
&
100
._
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■>
■
&
—100
Albany RR
Boston
Edison
Boston
Elevated
Boston
Herald
Boston
&
r-
117
$—100
'
Range for Year 1944
High
Lou>
75
2,297
29
155%
5574
Feb
167
Jan1
RR—
7%
Dec
class A 1st
Stamped
_
class B
1st pfd
_'
stamped—
7%
class C
1st pfd
stamped— -U-100
10%
4
pfd stamped-
96%
Jan
116'%
Dec
3,347
32%
Jan
37%
Dec
Torrington
410
65'/4
Sep
74'%
37'%
70
25'%
Jan
26'%
Dec
Boston
Personal
Boston
&
Calumet
Cities
Hecla
Service
Copper
Range
For
_
_
______
_
_
Co
footnotes
see
page
139.
Jan
65%
Dec
United
Fruit
Jan
9'%
Dec
United
Shoe Mach
550
4
Jan
10%
Dec
1274
400
5
Jan
12
Dec
U S Rubber
12
317
5
Jan
11
Dec
Waldorf
Dec
Warren
:
Jan
6
Feb
12
Apr
14%
28%
Jan
42%
Feb
May
7-3/a
Dec
17'%
Mar
50
'
266
6
7%
"
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13%
48
-9%
153/4
5
55
9
13%
8
3%
575
15%
40
48
5
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11%
100
8%
/ .16%
Jan
Jan
10.
36'%
j
44%
36'%
Feb
31.18
.
200.
73%
1%
1%
200
1
Jan
38%
77 804
29%
Jun
2%
Feb
6.1/4
6%
100
7'/8
4,576
44'% ;/
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1,280
200
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66%
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15
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9%
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5%
Oct
Jan
774 Mar
.
8%
6%
Co
4
common—
preferred
—
—
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(S D) Co
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg—
Nov
:
12
>
Dec
17'% July
33c
May
Dec
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42
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49 '
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35c
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v
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35
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35
2
:
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41'%
Aug
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Apr
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Nov
5,385
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Jan
1,020
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326
243/4
170
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46c
Mar
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.
12%
2^7
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80
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42%
Dec
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Jan
33%
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86c
Feb
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1274
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1274
Jan
Dec
1% July
7a Mar
1%
421
12%
Jan
15%
Dec
11%
11%
650
774
Apr
12%
Dec
57b
425
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
37
377a
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30
377s
400
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117a
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30
32
38
May
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•
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31
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15
23%
Apr
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17 7b
100
12 72
Feb
17% July
937b
8934
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394
757a
Jan
91%
77
777b
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78
77
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125
42
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517a
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10
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50
Dec
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66'%
Feb
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44%
Jan
355
300
1,355
9 '
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Dec
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373'b Dec
Jan
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;
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&
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35%
6%
67s
44(4
preferred
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United
90
400
8%
41
Jan
36%
Mar
19
265
157a
—50
25
Oct
11%
71c
RR
Rutland
845
...
—
18%
150
Apr
9%
15%
100
1st
——
Jan
171/4
12
100
D
RR
Pennsylvania
63'%
100
class E 1st pfd stamped-
class
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-
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14'%
33
15%
--
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100
Shawmut Assn
*
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:
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Suburban Elec Securities common—*.
Feb y
61
«-—•
100
;
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Reece Button Hole Mach
12
-
100
8%
Mills
Pacific
117a
100
Dec
35
:100
260
;
—2.50
Old Colony RR—
9%
61
,.—100
preferred-—i.—
14
16%
3674
49
112%:
Dec
24%
t. ...
prior preferred
5%
21% Mar
Jan
43%
39
:
157a
*
100
Dec
7%
1,327
69 '/a
Dec
■
Maine
—
1574
9%
94
30%
37%
43%
—
'
5
1
29 74
9%
29
25
69%
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Corp_!_
Shares
High
115% 117
377a
•—,
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Traveler
England Tel & Tel
North Butte Mining—
Sales
55%
9'/s
':
:
Cos.:
.
Jan
9'%
..
.*
—1
New
17
7
*
Bird & Son Inc_.._
Boston
:
_
Service
16%
Dec
Jan'
13
•
500
40
Dec
111'%
92
1,555
14
Dec
50%
Jan
42%
1
England Gas & Elec Assn—
5%% preferred —
—
95.;
17
84
for Week
163% 164'%
53%
—L—
Tel
of Prices
Low
:
7
•32'%
500
New
Boston Stock Exchange
Jan
16.Va
100
4—
vtc
Nash-Kelvinator
Last
13
16.'%
5
—100
common
RR
100
40
*
Copper
Central
Mergehthaler Linotype
Narragansett Rao'g Assn lnc
Friday
14
,}
*
15
Royale Copper
Maine
49
16%
-*
*
1
*
Electric
Safety Razor Co
Lamson Corp
Dec
:-80
Jan-
66%. July
.*
common—
Stores—.-———-—---* ".
Capital CorpJ
. 1
Kennecott
59'%
lnc
125
103'% 107'%
Nov
33%
'7777 7
73
Public
Juri
1%
5674 Jan
84
49
103'%
— '
100
100
National
July
Jan
24-
35
Grocery
Economy
Sep
High1-'
,
90c
83%
83%.
49
Nov
81
9% Mar
Lines
Low °
200
1%
" ;
preferred
conv
Dec
9Q'%
31
*
:
1951
$2
First
27
SS
Eastern
Mar
160
July
93
Aug
-11%
77»- Oct
2874
1975
—
4s___——vJ—,—;r-
Maryland 81 Pa
Jan.
115
160
1975
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
.
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14
..10
30.
....
2874
89
90
.2
Commercial, common
Seaboard
v
.100
Casualty
77»
2274- Dec
Apr
93
93
pfd vtc. ..25
7%
160
160
pfd stmp. .100
Vernon-Woodbury Mills pfd—
Mt
New Amsterdam
rr
7
20
Guilford
Fidelity
5
116% 116%
B—_
Assoc com vtc_>,,
Eastern Sugars
7
10
Ry—•
1st pfd series A
preferred adjustment-'—
6%
Dec
•
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v
Street
Mass
1%
100
100
—
preferred
6'Jo
■
—...
Range for Year 1941
Shares
High
Low
Associates—
Fuel
&
prior preferred
4%7e
"
Preferred
-
Gas
Eastern
LOW
1,100
-
Eftlst "Boston Co—
for Week
16%
16
Last
for Week
Sale Price
High
Low
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Shares
of Prices
Por
stocks—
Exchange
Week's
377a
245
407a
Feb
137b
14 Va
215
1078
Jan
37%
37 7a
220
207a
Jan
123% 125
289
91%
Dec
July
Dec
14 7a-Dec
38
Nov
119%: Dec
Feb
Sep
Dec
Bonds—
American Tel
& Tel
conv
3s— ,...1956
Boston & Maine RR—
lnc mtge
4 % % series A
1970
1237a 123%
$10,100
121% Sep
72%
1.000
5274 Jan
72%
.
1247a Dec
66% Dec
THE COMMERCIAL &
134
Monday, January 8, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR WEEK ENDING JAN. 5
Friday
Week's
Last
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Low
Par
Acme Steel Co
Tel
&
Armour
common
Co
Asbestos Mfg Co common:—
capital
Athey Truss Wheel
Aviation Corp (Delaware)—>
Mfg Co
Beftffont Radio
Belden
common
(E L) common—
Brothers
Butler
Castle' & Co
Common
preferred——
Apr
1%
1%
200
%
1%
%
100
129
131
82%
40
131
83%
Jun
103%
1%
Jan
111
58%
129 %
Jan
83
Jun
Adv
Jun
22%
Jan
16%
7%
53%
54%
700
44%
Jun
55
(H W)
200
33%
Dec
39
25
28%
2,350
58%
300
60
(Geo)
Jan
63 %
Aug
98
Jun
12%
Nov
Jan
23
16%
17.
19
19
15
16%
18%
4%
4%
Feb
60
Jan
10
18%
Jan
19
Feb
93%
Jan
30%
15%
21%
Jan
18%
Feb
27
32%
:
:
100
v
50
200
32%
Dec
Jan
33%
Jun
44%
•
Jan
28
500
32
Sep
49%
%
13%
150
11%
100 iii
12
Jan
36%
37
33%
79%
80%
77
34
35'A
850
23%
59%
62%
1,500
50%
50
■
17%
Nov
Jun
37%
Dec
Apr
82%
Jan
Jan
35%
Dec
63'A July
4%
:
7%
7%
450
3%
32%
32%
100
26%
Apr
45
15
15
*
0
31
Dec
48% July
100
45-
0
8% July
.
42 »A
Jan
90
11%
Apr
15%
; -
■
Dec
6%
950
:2Tb'
Jan
6 Tb
900
8%
Jan
12%
Oct
10
Dec
Oct,
<
11%
11%
11%
10
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10%
700
4%. Jan
7%
2
capital
7%
100
5%
Feb
9
Feb
5
Jit i'J,
8% July
#
St San com
900
11%
30%
50
12
29
•
Mining
30%
•
I
69 V*
69%
:e%
69%
6%
1,700
29 %
Dec
Jan
83
Dec
56%
250
Jan
56%
:■
•
12% Aug
24%
4,850
100
com
common
—
Iron
Corp
Jan
66% July
5
10
200
26
24
24%
29%
1
Incorporated
—.
16%
Dec
Pure Oil Co
Jan
18%
Dec
Radio Corp of America
15
Oct
Standard
Brands
'-/17
10% July
16% Jan
13
550
Jan
14 V*
775
29%
Jan
Apr
17% July
15 Tb
Jan
23%
23'A
Feb
30
150
18%
Jan
58
10% Apr
Rubber Co
20%
common—
15
1,350
8%
2,100
Dec
Dec
Jan
51% July
Sep
37%
200
10%
19%
Dec
11%
18
Mar
12
July
Apr
350
■/
32% July
Sep.
Apr
58% July
14
100
19%
21% July
Dec
40%
57 V*
18%
Apr
51
2,950
56%
18%
16
28%
.
Feb
53% July
20% July
36% Dec
100
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25%
1,000
.
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16%
10%
20%
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25
—1
10
common—
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Standard Oil of
6% Mar
-
common
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•
Republic Steel Corp common
Dec
40
1,850
30%
48%
48Tb
48%
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—•
Nov
Apr
Jan
4,450
16'A
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35
800
15%
15%
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capital
Feb
4% Nov
9%
26
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4% Jun
.
500
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14'A
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5%
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Pullman
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200
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2,550
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13% Mar
Sep
17
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common
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York Central RR
New
Dec
36%
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32
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Dec
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10
10
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13
Jan
17
20
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750
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Sep
22
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100
15%
22
Apr
Dec
550
8'A
Apr
12
Dec
Cincinnati Street
14
1,000
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Jan
14
Nov
Cincinnati Telephone
50
Oct
48%
100
37
Jan
14%
120
12
Sep
14% July
39%
40
110
34%
Feb
40
17
39%
17
100
13 Tb
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3%
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7%
900
4
22%
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19%
300
10%
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Dow Drug
Oct
Gibson
Dec
Kahn 1st
20
Jan
May
Oct
Kroger
1
6%
6%
100
12%
12%
200
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5% May
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Jan.
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7%
31
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Dec
7
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8%
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8Va July
Jun
8
Jun
Mar
80
July
Jan
14
Nov
427
17%
Apr
31%
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Jan
8%
Nov
29% 33
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14
July
5
30
May
35
Jan
210
14%
34
41%
29
Jan
42
49%
Nov
50%
Oct
Nov
10%
75
49%
37%
37%
248
31% Jan
37%
57%
59
468
20
52%
Apr
59
75
,
Dec
July
26
26
22
Feb
44%
130
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Jan
25
July
47% Nov
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Jan
17% July
16%
15
46%
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4% May
Dec
8%
7%
72
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13% Mar
389
60
Jan
30%
108%
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49%:
$
City Ice & Fuel—
7%
50
A
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May
15%
16'A
404
20%
21%
62
Dec
Unlisted-
Feb
350
10
100%
71
Apr
1.426
34
41%
preferred————100
*
American
3%
6%
22%
25
60
Jan
% Mar
6
9 %
79
14%
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—
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400
5%
v
8
—
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—
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Playing Card———
7%
6%
—
class
Randall
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5%
14
8
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7%
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*
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415
5
Feb
4
34%
Dec
42
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Jan
31%
Feb
,
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75
Feb
%
50
28%
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25'A
139
Dec
33%
Apr
36
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8 V* Mar
6% Aug
1,550
108%
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Procter & Gamble—
U
96
Low
33
15
10%
107% 109
;—•
Eagle-Picher
Aug
9
23%
;
Range for Year 1944
High
May
6
Jan
Mar
„
15
50
Corp
Crosley
4%
28%
5
1
—*
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Formica
7 Tb
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for Week
Shares
1
1
50 r9 %
12
13%
14%
32%
32%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric prefcrred_10u
11%
48%.
5
—-
14
14%
LaSalle Ext Univ common
*
*
—*
American Products part pfd
Champion Paper & Fibre
12
48%
»
Laundry Machine
20
American Products ——.————--J*-
Churngold
22
Low
American
5
■
Range
of Prices
Par
Dec
25
10
100
•
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-
Sale Price
July
11'A
—«•-
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16'A
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43% July
40% Jun
51% Feb
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*
*
1
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Oct'
23
Friday
&
'—.Ml'
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*
•
12
32%
33
common
17% July
3%
50
Dec
12%
Cl^rk common
Co
Jan
Sep
5%
17
5
Nash-Kelvlnator
Dec
35 %
IV*
Lindsay Light & Chemical common
12 %
13 %
49%
25
common
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Martin
27% Jun
106
13
*
10
Libby McNeill & Llbby common
5% July
100
350
r31%
•
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General
Dec
36
1
common
Jan
16%
15%
5%
j2%
1
Jan
34*
Sep
15%
25
common
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Studebaker Corp
Kellogg Switchboard common
•
5% preferred ——
100
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp common A—*
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35
15
pfd
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29% Nov
5
common—...
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31 %
16'A
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capital—/—A
150
•
22%
Indianapolis Power & Light com
Dec
—
Bethlehem Steel
Dec
45'A
24%
100
23
—C
1
Illinois Central RR common—
Dec
41 '4
Jan
2
1,200
1,200
Paramount Pictures Inc
*
Brick Co capital
21%
16
17% Mar
50
3,050
;;
Inc
Copper
Interlake
16%
Hupp Motors common
Indiana Steel Prod
Nov
Jan
20%
A
Jan
15
—
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Mach
;
Anaconda
300
com
50
3%
-
Radiator &
Atch
27% X28%
class' B
21%
34%
Transp cap
-
{.
64% July
105% 105%
Hall Printing Co common
.—10
Harnischfeger Corp common——10
Brew Co G cap
1
Houdaille-Hershey
v\
30%
20
Bartlett common
21%
Feb
Unlisted StocksAmerican
Sep
3,400
common—.
r t
Sep
26%
common—
21%
'
44
78%
Lines
Industries
23%
55
Carbon
&
common
Yates-Amer
Aug
36%
Dr & Dk com
Jan
3%
common—.
Oil-O-Matic
Wdodall
Dec
36
Air
Steel
S
Common
Oct
36%
common
43
•
Carbide
Williams
Nov
4% May
26
Razor common—
Inc
Apr
1
common..-:
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Dec
12%
19,250
50
common
27%
2
Western Union
Nov
7%
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common
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Wleboldt Stores
% Dec
17%
16
7%
29%
.
33
60
33%
:
Wflgreen Co common
Dec
3,750
22%
16
105%
Dec
32
32
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Oct
150
22%
60
pfd—100
2%
13%
,:
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Aug
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17%
Auto
Corp
Bros
30
,
%
,
28%
cum
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Oct
22
Jan
88%
60
Heileman
Lincoln
20
150
16%
common
Safety
Co
450
29%
—.—
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&
23%
99 % 101%
22
23'A
101
24
Feb
3 Tb
common-
capital
United
31%
Jan
25
Drive
Motors
Leath
28
j:-'■:
—
Foods
Kimberly
50
July
6
10%
Dec
31
16
20
208 South La Salle Street Corp com
Dec
15%
17%
General Finance Corp common
Interstate
36
Jan
25
(Peter) Brewing common
Illinois
Jan
9
Connel Dk & Dredge
&
Co
22
2,100
400
Elgin National Watch Co
Eversharp Inc common-
Hormel &
300
15
95%
Electric Household Util Corp
Inc
36
63
Domestic Industries Inc class A
Horders
Thompson
Dec
Jan
250
2,200
34%
Corp: common
Trane Co (The)
Nov
14%
93%
Dodge Mfg Corp common—
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
General
3y*
500
5%
6%
2,550
Nov
Dec
6% Aug
Jan
13%
_i
capital
Corp
16%
3%
22 %
25
Texas
41% July
Jan
Feb
15%
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Swift International capital—
Oct
300
105
21%
Swift
Co
Feb
5%
18%
Jan
85
13%
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Ac
11
300
22%
20
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25% Jtly
Jan
21V*
100
350
13 %
16%
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of
Jan
2
Sundstrand Machine Tool common-
8% Aug
35%
2
*
General
34%
63
common—
Hibb Spencer
100
39
5%
5%
28
Diamond T Motor Car common
Co
Dec
11%
Stockyards capital—.
Oil
Jan
6%
5
:
——
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3%
5%
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cap
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Dec
49'A
39
1
Gossard
15%
Jan
Works
38%
18%
1
,
it
24
43% Dec
5
Dec
11% Dec
Feb
30
550
-
11%
105%
18%
105
common
Sterling Brewers Inc
35%
Dayton Rubber Mfg common
Great Lakes
Jan
33%
Jan
83 JA
*
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common
Goldblatt
8%
400
95%
Cunningham Drug Stores
Gillette
750
63
capital
pref part shares
General
15%
48%
24
1
;
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Nat
Standard
Oct
18
May
—10
common—1*
Cudahy Packing Co 1%
Fox
200
Jan
54%
common
Co—
Four-Wheel
8,350
56%
Edison
common
3%
6%
17%
5
14%
•
Lamp & Stove
Commonwealth
Co
Jan
Dec
14
Louis
Standard
Dec
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8
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Chrysler Corp common
Fitz Simons
8%
950
.
Dixie Cup Co
2%
Jan
1,050
——
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Jan
4%
7%
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Chicago Towel Co common
Vtc
1
450
11%
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300
7%
—*
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Chicago & North Western
Consumers
6% July
11%
22%
Chicago Flexible Shaft common
Coleman
Apr
15
5
1
Chicago Corp common
V
4%
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South
St
8%
5%
—
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common-—.-
Burrell Corp common—
Convertible
8,300
Corp class B
Spiegel Inc common
Dec
Jan
7%
*
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Belt Co
Cherry
166%
156%
capital—
Sinclair Oil Corp
Nov
125
250
7%
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Apr
May
11%
1
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33%
108
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2
31
•
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120
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200
20%
Jun
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50
g
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17
15
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111
39%
126
16%
48%
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30
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100
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1
5
10
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17%
Mar
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&
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Oct
■57
7%
— —
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1
5
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Borg-Warner Corp common
Aug
21
6%
7
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Aviation Corp
Bendix
8
Dec
100
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10
common
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9
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3
capital
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:
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5
5
4
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44
10
common
1941
Range for Year
Shares
Dec
200
300
68
39%
—
American
66
7%
9%
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Raytheon Mfg Co 6% preferred—
Hosiery Mills common
Rollins
High
Low
7%
■
common
American Pub Serv pfd-.—
Range for Year 1941
17%
5
1
Allied
Laboratories
common———*
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—-*■
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Bearing
Ball
Aetna
Rath
Shares
High
9%
68
—-—25
common
Aluminum
Advanced
Low
for Week
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Friday
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Sales
■ifi- Week's
Last
Chicago Stock Exchange
Gas
Columbia
Motors
General
••
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29%
_
*
_
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3 Tb
Jun
24% July
5'A Mar
.
4'A
274
64
64 %
469
51%
Jan
66
28%
29%
220
27%
Dec
51%
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15
4
64%
—
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12
p
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51%
33% July
52% Aug
■
43Tb Aug
18
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McCord
Marshall
Mfg
&
Rad
Field
class A.
common
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Corp
170
22%
Jan
52
Nov
20
600
13%
Jan
20
Dec
capital
•
19%
19%
9%
9%
150
11 %
10%
11'A
3,150
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50%
1
5
—
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49
*
29
28%
29
400
18% May
30%
Dec
11
10%
11
400
5% Mar
16"%
Sep
11
10%
11
500
5% Mar
17
Sep
5% Mar
9%
Feb
9%
Dec
13% Nov.
Cleveland Slock Exchange
Midland United Co—
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1%
preferred A
prior lien
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Midland
*
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prior
100
100
lien
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—
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—
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common—
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-
10
—*
*
&
3
12'A
3
12
3
12'A
1,050
1%
Jan
350
9%
Jan
33
33
50
28
Feb
Dec
Brass Mfg
Akron
51%
51
51%
750
41%
Apr
53%
Oct
20
20
20
300
14%
Jan
20Tb
Dec
Clark
1
13%
12%
Body
Coach &
American
*
Ward & Co common
Springfilled common
National Cylinder Gas common-
National Pressure Cooker
common
13%
13%
100
11%
Feb
14'/* Oct
18
_2
20
100
12
Apr
21
Oct
Cleveland Cliffs
National Standard Capital stock—
Noblitt-Sparks
Ind
5
Inc cap
North American Car common
20
Northwest Airlines Inc commonNorthwest
Nor
West
1%
Bancorp
Util
-
100
-
10
preferred
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Feabody Coal Co class B com
6%
preferred
Pennsylvania
Potter Co
Pressed
RR
For
capital
Car
Quaker Oats Co
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5
100
50
1
...
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36%
37
40
39
•
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140
*
common
footnotes
see
page
s
139.
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150
33%
18
18%
500
17% Mar
32%
100
19
23%
136
24%
140
43
35
5
100 %
43%
35
35
4%
98
33%
Feb
3%
26
Co
Dec
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Bros
Dec
Halle
Bros
4% May
98
Dec
—
(B
—
110
7
Cooperage
Jan
33%
Dec
Jaeger
Jan
5%
Dec
Jones
17%
100
11%
Apr
18%
Dec
Lamson
77
77%
90
71% Mar
82%
Aug
Leland Electric
26 'A
50
Jan
Feb
19
Jan
July
7% July
25%
Jun
25%
Dec
54%
Jun
25
36%
Feb
51
Dec
56%
35
43% May
56
NOV
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Feb
18
NOV
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56%
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52%
52%
118
47
Feb
53
33
32%
33
211
30 V*
Dec
34% July
20% Aug
23
50
20%
27%
Dec
7%
Nov
23'A
23'A
29%
29%
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7%
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24%
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115 '/a
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Jan
110 y; Nov
13 'Ai Apr
Feb
51%
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22Tb Jan
18'A
50
106
16*4
12'A July
Jan
40
25%
0
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&
50
54%
5
Machine
&
7
21
Jan
Jan
63
395
5,081
54
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10
18
50
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500
83%
110
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6% July
14%
50
280
25%
.
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& Rubber
common..
5%
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,
26'A
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5% Feb
335
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1.2%
21
-
25
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5%
950
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til
36
Jan
24
&
45%
Jan
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Tb
20%
18'A
Navigation
6
20.!%
80'A
83
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—
common
Jan
24
79
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Jan
22
•
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20%
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General
Glidden
Dec
Goodyear Tire
30
pfd__.
$4.50
.
Sep
20% Mar
31%
Goodrich
100
270
Cleveland
&
Dec
Jan,
12,350
47
Detroit
Dec
Jan
95
5%
July
3 35'A
16%
80
500
100%
35
Jan
38
111
Corp common.
17%
35
1
common
150
32%
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Parker Pen Co
36%
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common—
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10
—.
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Electric
Cleveland
Cliffs
—
Shares
High
20%
.
Controller
6%
6%
City Ice & Fuel
Nachman
for Week
of Prices
LOW
Par
11% Aug
34
Safes
Range
Last
Sal* Price
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Jan
25
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EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDING JAN. 5
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Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
■(p/'.
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STOCKS—
v
V.-4
of Prices
Shares
Machine
B
14
43%
Acme
1
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National
Refining
National
Tile
new
Electric
y4
Dec
100
3%
Jan
5
Oct
25
13%
Jan
20l/4
Dec
10%
Feb
16%
Dec
16%
14%
14%
40 V\
455
-
%:'?
2% Aug
1%
Apr
Jan
18
14%
Dec
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Oct
Menasco
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Nordon
6%
Jan
11% July
115
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49
Dec
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30
32 '/'b
Jan
49%
Oct
Oceanic
Jan
21%
19%
1,200
41%
75
33%
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Pacific
Industrial
Rayon
Interlake
Iron
common._..__
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—
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58%
39 Va
"v
57
Dec
Feb
40%
Dec
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Nov
6%
75
Feb
35
165
40%
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325
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70
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39%
*
common—
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42% July
&
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Oil
Ohio
common
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common...—
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Lighting Corp common
Pacific Pub Serv 1st pfd
Pacific Western Oil Corp
15%: Jan /. V 23%
Dec
18 Vss
20%
15%
Sep
20 %
Apr
21% July
50%
Apr
63% July
419
62'%;
374
;
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Rice
Oil
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Corp
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Standard
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14%
1
9%
8%
6%
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4
Jan
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1.970
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Dec
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7 Va
1.200
4%
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18%
21'/4
21%
1.243
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15%
100
13
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5%
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5%
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1,228
25
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200
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4
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600
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14%
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514
2.086
2%
4
6%
13%
Feb
2%
Jan
Dec
4% July
Goodrich
Graham-Paige
'2%
Interlake
Int'l
Copper Corp
McNeill & Libby
Apr
13%
Nov
Loew's,
3%
Jan
7%
Dec
McKesson
100
1% May
3
Dec
Montaomerv
3%
200
2%
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6"/4
1.100
2%
Jan
7%
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5%
5%
4%- Jun
6%
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Jan
2
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5%
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5%
35
3.450
185
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class
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common
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footnotes
see
1
_
page
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9
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;<
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110
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20%
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28
11%
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Union
Jan
9%
125
6%
Jan
70
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Apr
31%
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19 %
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2
1%
2,085
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Dec
10%
425
7%
Jun
11 Va
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20%
1,046
16%
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19%
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18%
18%
170
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19% July
5%
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5%
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class A
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Motors Inc
50
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92 %c
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10
Jan
1 %
50%
Dec
Jan
29 %
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'Sep
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31% July
34%
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151
53% Mar
11 % all%
20
8% May
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150
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20
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105
27%
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31 Va
Feb
49%
150
45%
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49 Va
July
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55% May
10%
37
Dec
July
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55
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80%
29
78%
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82
117% 117%
243
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180
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92
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Dec
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1
25
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70
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30c
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10%
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Aug
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552
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5
&
9% July
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23
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11
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225
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19%
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9% May
100
500
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145
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21%
503
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Jun
5
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24
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95%
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52
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all %
8
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50
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:
39%
97,
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Mar
36% May
175
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8
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80
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66% July
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38
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12
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65
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3
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410
18
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18
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:
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6%
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21
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3% July
700
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4 V4
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l
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-
18 y4 Mar
Jan
6%
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.
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Packard
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American
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100
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314
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14%
—...
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1%
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1,605
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9
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500
Jan
Jan
30%
1
1
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300
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1
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8c
9
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6%
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1.45
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.
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Jun
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24c
Dec
2c
Feb
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Nov
100
Dec
36%
15
-
8
200
13%
156'/B
.5
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Co
Dec
_—:——50
*,
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1 •
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Bethlehem Steel Corp..
6%
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—
140
1,000
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30
13
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20%
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250
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17%
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common.......—1
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.:
1
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:
1
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Co
Bendix Aviation Corp
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39
Feb
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16%
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Sep
5%
;
50
12%
*
*
100
50
5
100
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12%
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Dec
360
1.10
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1%
42%
7,937
16%
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May
Dec
Jan
8,061
21%
15%
6%
10
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12
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1,530
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1,640
6%
12%
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River Raisin Paper—.——— —•
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39%
6%
Dec
Jan
34%
39%
634
Dec
32%
925
39%
27
Apr
24%
42%
Dec
Apr
29%
31%
15
30%
42%
Jan
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*
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36%
100
.
31%
Nov
.
42%
42%
42%
Aug
1%
■
373
•
1%
.
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Dec
27
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80
32%
Apr
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Jan
2,305
Nov
26%
Feb
7
3 Va
47% May
10
9%
1%
31%
96c
65% July
Feb
31%
800
10
common
Mil
Peninsular
Feb
1%
Mar
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1
<—25
1%
Wolverine, common
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52%
8%
200
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Nov
574
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3,486
Dec
6
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common—
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Dec
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3
1%
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7%
7%
11% July
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5%
2
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common
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Jan
Jan
7
48c
10%
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42%
64%
1
common——:
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4%
28c
10,500
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'
9%
5%
Michigan
Murray
Dec
Sep
May
5%
10%
10%
64%
...1
McClanahan Oil common
Michigan
Oil
Borden
4%
40c
40o
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Case (J I) Co
25
Caterpillar Tractor Co
*
■
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Dec
3Va
1.010
...
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2,550
1,265
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Dec
540
*
50
6
14%
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15%
958
64%
a 17%
5%
5%
14 %
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Barnsdall
7%
•
Dec
1
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Baldwin Locomotive
Mar
7%
7%
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common——_.5
Products common.:
Wines
10a*
Dec
25%
14,%
& Tel Co—
Oct
Jan
23%
48
Jan
42% Aug
San Corp
23
Jan
16 Va
Jan
Jan
19
15%
—
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Jun
1114 July
200
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15 Va
23 V3
Oct
47%
40%
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15
21
Jan
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.
24%
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7% July
23%
24%
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10
100
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24%
—
Dec
180
a50
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__
Dec
36 %
32% Mar
Nov
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Armour & Co (111)
—....
Dec
300
21%
Houdaille-Hershey class
LaSalle
12 Va
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30%
100
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4%
3 %
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Kingston
214 July
S
&
G
Smelt &
3
14%
3
915
Jan
Corporation
American Tel
High
t
Jun
1%
581
9%
7
200
2%
2%
14
Finance
Hurd Lock & Mlg
Range for Year 1944
wit,
35
36%
Oct
35
Jan
34%
36%
a48%
7%
5% May
100
23 3a
California—
Rad & Stand
American
High
Low.
.
Amer
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
6%
6%
Sep
May
10%
...
Mining
Gold
Unlisted
Sales
Range
Friday
common.—.——1
General Motors common
10
(»rah«m-Piu«e common
1
Grand Valley Brew common
1
Hotkins Mfg common
2 '/a
Jan
18
25c
25
B
Consolidated
Chollar
Zenda
General
Jan
48c
1,500
5,100
Mining Stocks—
Cons
Gar Wood
30
20c
1,527
Alaska Juneau Gold Mng Co.—
;
Jan
16%
Air Lines. Inc
Western
Telephone: Randolph 5530
t
14c
15%
Calif—
of
Co
of
Oil
Union
Universal
common—10
Detroit
Edison
common
20
Detroit Gasket common
1
Detroit Steel Corp common
-b
Federal Mogul common——...
__5
Frankenmulh Brewing common———21
Nov
16%
Company
Sunray Oil Corp
DETROIT
& Cleveland Nav
6c
*'
class C—
preferred
Transamerica
Detroit
Jun
14,250
11c
a54%
Co Ltd
preferred class
Chicago Stock Exchange
Ford Building
McLaren common—_—
75c
30c
35
1
...—
Company
Caiif Edison
New York Curb Associate
Exchange
Burry Biscuit common
—12
Continental Motors common:.,..
Jan
26c
6%
Oct
Sep
60c
...
*
—...30
.———15,
Corp—_—:
Aircraft
6%
Southern
Stock Exchange
Burroughs Adding Machine—n
Dec
1.75
90c
20c
——
-
Corp
Oil
5%%
Brown,
75c
67%c Jan
700
20c
*
common...
Company
Southern
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■
Nov
30c
—
Union
Solar
Watling, Lerciien & Co.
STOCKS—
23%
8c
—1
Aeronautical
Ryan
Sinclair
Last
Oct
Jun
9,590
1.75
72 Vac
'
Security
York Stock
500
60c
15V'8
272
Jan
Jan
9c
1
Co
Warrants
Shell
Detroit
70c
1.50
70c
—25
..10
•
*
10
Pacific
Safeway Stores Inc
New
22%
1%
10
30c
770
7,000
..
10% July
16
18%
19%
—
:
40
<
•
59%
.
Steel common
Steel
S
U
54
23%
23 y8
—_•
*
Central RR com
6
Aug
14% Aug
45c
70c
1.65
25
common
1st pfd-
Republic Petroleum Co common—
New York
Jan
225
3%
13%
22
•
Products
Clay
Gas
Pacific
57%*
_*
•
157/a May
45c
,
1
1
Corp
!
Co
Pacific
.42% July
Apr
4
4
Unlisted—
16% July
Jan
Nov
Petroleum
Oil
5V2%
Firestone
Ltd
Corporation
100
Feb
5%
3%
—1
i
1
1
—
8V2
100
13V2
45c
i
Oil, Mng & Dev Co.
10
15%
High
43
13%
13%
10c
_
Corp
Co
Mfg
Diablo
497/«
19
*
Low
al4% al4%
14%
1
—_
Co.;
Aircraft
Lockheed
47%
10
19
,
Co
Petroleum
Lincoln
a
1
Hupp Motor Car Corp...
Mascot Oil Company
41%
*
_*
—
Packing Co common—10
Hunt Brothers
Lane-Wells
46%
'
•
Co
Car
Oct
Jan
Motor
Hudson
49
1
—
i
A'oungstowri Sheet & Tube.
h
12
100
25
Works
Iron
Dorn
Van
16 */a
14%
//
Feb
13 %
200
25
—5*
Prod Inc
Thompson
•;% 2
.2
40
Oil of Ohio
Standard
728
17 J;
16%
___
Rubber
Seiberling
46
100
4%
21%
.4
16%
__5
_____
Bros
Ricinnan
36
Nov
14
Jun
44 y2
M 2
*
—*
x—
Patterson-Sargent
Reliance
\
*
—
a
...
12
21%
44
;
Metropolitan Paving Brick.———
National
25
y
14
Range for Year 1944
Hiah
High
Low
.41/2
*
____—
Low
Par
*
.
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class
G)
STOCKS
Range for Year 1944
High
Low
'■■'..bbb
Par
(A
McKee
for Week
Sale Price
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Sales
Range
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v
Week's
Last
:
a 41V2
a
18
a42 y8
349
125
200
50% May
6%
37
62 Va July
14% July
Jun
Feb.
19% July
Jan
42%
Dec
Monday, January 8, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
136
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
JAN. 5
FOR WEEK ENDING
EANGE
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Last
Range
Sale Price
stocks—
for Week
of Prices
,!•-
High
Loto
v
.-
American Stores
Lone
-A-
Autocar
Engine Co....—
preferred
Elec Pow 8%
4.40%
Corp
Jan
12% July
7%
Apr
11
Jun
94%
96%
285
78%
Jan
96%
Dec
9%
345
*
5
40%
20
22
13 % May
39%
Apr
64%
23 %
2,174
51%
Reo Motors
common
Oct
437
4%
Sep
8%
962.
5%
Apr
7%
Jan
6 Va
35 Va
21%
24%
20%
22*
37 Va
23%
Jan
16%
34 Va
15%
Sep
17%
25%
Jan
16
Jan
21%
Dec
27%
Jan
36%
Jun
100
65c
2c
Jan
3%
Jan
110
6%
Feb
10
34%
30%
34Va
30%
Nov
68%
1%
~2Va
T
715
0.
1
8%
250
21%
3IV2 Dec
,;
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CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype SL
Ch Icago Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exch.
2%
1 %
532
38%
39%
1,138
)i
St. Louis Stock Exchange
Sep
31%
k
;'V;: I/'■" k:"k
American
;
for Week
Shares
Bank
Inv common
Bldg
Equipt
Low
Par
1
.
Range for Year 1914
7%
4
4
4
34
33
6%
65
w
9
Jan
23 Va
75
Aug
4% Nov
2% Mar
30 V
W'
34
.
High
Low
High
7%
3
__u._l
common.—.
Burkart Mfg common.
15% July
Oct
11%
Dec
42
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
1% July
Apr
Week's
Sale Price
stocks—
Jan
2
Jan
1
1,033
14%
13 Va
693
New York Curb Exchange Associate
■
1%
14%
Oct
V-'V
Members
it Dec
OCt
J/4
1% Mar
2,559
lVa
39 Va
Apr
St.9 St. Louis 2, Missouri
St. Louis Stock Exchange
1%> Aug
U May
232
:■
Dec
Aug
35%
Last
•
July
9%
11
30% May
New York Stock Exchange
45% Nov
309
Jun
1
1
10c
120
1871
Established
300 North 4th
{%■
10% July
Jan
58 '/a
56%
vl'
l.OO Jun
May
500
440
15% Aug
38 %
-
Jun
Dec
11%
53%
•
6 Vb
Edward D. Jones & Co.
36% July
135
43 Va
8%
34Va
"
Jun
203
10
9%
43
4% Feb
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Feb
185
i"
Dec
510
Oct
Oct
124
16%
125%
5c
IOV4.
10
\ 30%
Steel.
Alloys
30
Jan
90c
90c
10%'
..
.
Dec
56
Feb
95
6%
5c
1
*
2'A Dec
Feb
41
119%
5%
.
1%
50
58
119
.
—1
common.
'Oct
120
Aug
28%
150
31 Va
15%
Gas
Springs
'"s
Jan
26 Va
225
21%
37'/a
119
•"
Westinghouse Afr Brake.—
Dec
200
21%
235
2%'.
Dec
Aug
2
Jan
50c
Nov
116
94
34'/a
34
2%
2%.
,
512
18
18
879
....1
Dec V
33%
38 V4
18% May
1,454
>
'h
31
30 %
1%
Dec
10%
Dec
Dec
-
36%
8,586
25%
118% 119
1%
......—1
Steel
Jan
2.429
%
6
Jan
6%
10%
58
25
Co
Oil &
3\'i
10%
<"
....
Standard
25
Nov
11
,7% Jun;
468
s
6%
6%
io%
—*"'*
common-—
20% July.
Dec
5
Jan
26
210
20%
-
3,475
25%
*
•
4,728
•
11
Apr
Dec
4%
5%
39%
■
io%
,
5% Sep
15%
;r
High
>
Dec
21% 1
—25
25
*
preferred
12%
33%
1
——.—
Jan
39
34%
--
—
8%
723
39%
-*
"
Tonopah Mining
Transit Invest Corp common
22%
Feb
5%
'
...1
Oil
66
Jan
3
7%
7%
25
,
Jan
Jn'y
Feb
12
60
163
5
12%
8%
7%
5%
3
Scott Paper common.....—
-
600
18%
5%'.
j.%
San Toy Mining
47% July
5'%
18%
.
6%I-
Corp
Shamrock
Low
3%
5%
1944
Range for Year
High
11
*
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.
16% Aug
494
Brewing
Vanadium
Shares
is%
H
1
...
Preferred
Sep
-1,708
12
7%
Apr
for Week
Low
—i.1
—10
Fireproofing
Pittsburgh
Sep
62 %
17%
63%
8%
11
Mar
#.
,
Fuel Supply
National
Renner
45%
-44%
12%
50
—50
——-——1
common
preferred
Preferred
159
60%
16
%
*
„.Salt Dome Oil. Corp
$3
5%
4%
•
——
United Corp
102
23% t
*
.V-——100
———25
.....
pfd
Phila Insulated Wire..',—..
Co
10%
10%
64%
10
Pennsylvania Salt new com—
Philadelphia Electric Co common
$1
preference common
—
Sun
17
—X
50
Pennroad Corp
2nd
Dec
45%
*
50
*
Pennsylvania RR
Reading
Dec
62 %
60%
10
••*
1
Coal & Navigation...
Lehigh Valley RR
i—•
National. Power & Light
Philco
27
Feb
.'.'yV.
.
.
Brothers
Lehigh
Phila
Apr
34%
9%
—
*
Light—;—:—13 %
Battery
*
•" *
Jacobs. Aircraft
18
289
58
95%
5
Motors..;
Giinbel
267
26%
_
:
General
Nov
57%
Power &
Storage
Electric
15%
10%
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Pub Co common
preferred
Dec
25%
.50
Wheel Co
Prior
14%
50
Gas
Star
Mountain
Dec
16%
25'
.13
Locomotive Works v t c_.
Bankers Securities Corp. pfd-—__
Budd (E G) Mfg Co common
;
Delaware
1667 8
16%
_5c
...
Baldwin
Budd
Jan
Par
.
Walker Refractories
McKinney Mfg
19 Va July
Jan
156
1,281
10 %
American
163% 164%
164 y4
100
Tel & Tel
Co common.
14%
:323
-
'■
,
Pltt_ Brewing..............
Harbison
'
18%
17%
18
,
.
Fort
Range for Year 1944
Shares
High
Low
Par
,
.
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Weeks
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Friday
:
kkkQk'lfikkkkkk Last
I'-'-'v.":''V
33
Feb
Dec
Coca-Cola
Bottling common..1
24%
23%
24 %
150
23
Feb
27
Aug
Dr Pepper
Improvement—_——13 %
United Gas
common.
0
23 %
23 %
23 %
175
18
Jan
23
Nov
36
36
36 %
60
28
Feb
36% Dec
10%
10 Va
Griesedieck-Western
Hussmann-Ligonier
Hydraulic
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Co
Blaw-Knox
29'
'
29%
14%
15%
260
16%
—a.:
,' i 4
(AM) common—
Byers
V
4V
15
Jan
25
National
common
2nd
Dec
,17%
Rice-Stix
Canadian
Last
STOCKS—
-
Range
of Prices
18%
Dec
FOR
Sale Price
*
Low
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper
preferred
preferred .
Gas & Oil——
6%
1%
Acme
3 "
common——*
—100
140
7%c
147
235
—
9c
5,500
—
1.50
1.50 7
19c
16%
99
103
100%
17%c
16
99
102%
100%
78c
7.75
73c
7.60
75c
—r———1
*
Algoma Steel common:.,——
0
Preferred
100
Aluminium Ltd common
•
Aluminum Co. of Canada 5% pfd—100
Anglo Canadian Oil
*
Anglo Huronian Ltd.—
"
Aquarius Porcupine Gold
1
Area Gold Mines Ltd
1
—...
-
Gold
Geld
Aunor
Mines
Mines
...
—
Bankfield Consolidated Mines...
Bagamac
18%c
41 %C
83c
3.75
1
—
10%c
1
—
Gold Mines
17c
11c
—
1
1
1
.
Aubelle Mines Ltd
20c
1
—
....
Astoria Quebec Mines
Aumaque
14c
1
10
Bank of Nova Scotia new
!
10
Barkers Bread common—
-*
Preferred
.—...——50
Base Metals Mining.
*
Bathurst Power class A—_—,
*
Bank
Montreal
of
—
1
Mines
Gold
Armistice
1
Exploration & Radium
Beattie Gold Mines Ltd
1
•
Ribbon
Preferred
Bobjo
Corp
„*
50
.1
1
common.—...
—
Ltd
Gold Mines
'Bonetal
Bralorne
Mines,
Ltd
•
»
25
Brantford Cordage
Preferred
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com
&
Brewers
'
Distillers.
American
British
•
1.65
Columbia Packers
British
Cojumbia Power class A
Dominion Oil
British
Brorlan
For
—
46c
10
see
page
50
12c
__
15%
__
27
23%
139.
•
•
1
21%
72c
70c
16
July
,
99 "
Ankerlte
Buffalo
Canadian
Building
Burns
27
22%
23%
25
21%
69c
69c
16
8%
27
23%
8%
•
1,148
268
170
5,633
135
Dec
Dec
class
"A".—.
Canada
Class A
Class
common
Apr
Canada
Packers
71 %c Aug
Canada
1.04 May
Jan
4.40 July
Aug
23c
Sep
54,000
5V«c
Sep
9%c
18%
25
15 %
Jan
21
11
11%
440
8%
Jun
11
Dec
Sep
18
Dec
Sep
11%
Dec
9c
Dec
July
410
400
•
1 80
1.75
1.85
4,270
24c
24c
24c
5,900
18c
May
25c
6c
6c
500
4c
Nov
9%c
Apr
6%
6%
775
4% May
7
Aug
111% 111%
5
109% May
57 % Jun
112
Dec
63
Dec
6%
;
«
12
7%
24c
May
Steamship Lines
1.70
33%
13%
63
25
9%
745
121
20
103
May
llS
20
5
18
May
22
Feb
53
Aug
-
6%
50
25
43 %
Jan
8%
750
5%
Oct
33
33%
13 %
41
50
34
Nov
145
13%
168
Jan
Oct
Dec
Nov
11%
12
655
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
40 Va
40
40%
201
31%
Jan
40 %
Dec
Oct
70%
Dec
Jan
23% Aug
«
A____.___
B
71
71
15
65
»
Cable
8% July
Oct
11%
520
160
32
695
13%
Dec
Dec
11%
common
Preferred
Wire &
9 Va-
Jan
7%
158%
.100
July
63
50
8%
2.24 Mar
Nov
9%
20
*
Mortgage..
.
121
*
;
Permanent
Canada
63
93/4
*
class A
B
Canadian
Bakeries
24
24
50
18%
Sep
Oct
Canadian
Bank
4
Dee
Canadian
Breweries
44%
Feb
10c,
Jan
24 %c July
13%
Feb
16 % Mar
Jan
2.89 July
Sep
2.45
Jan
Nov
New
L'
Canners
•
Aug
6
July
91
Feb
97
Dec
1,095
14
Dec
15%
8%
8
8%
2,055
5
441/3
44%
45%
342
Car
•
Celanese
Jan
33
Apr
165
Nov
8.50 July
11
July
Canadian
Dredge
1.50 July
Canadian
18%
♦
25
12%
•
Foundry common
46
Tire
May
Dec
Jan
Alcohol
Canadian
10
20
Canadian
Feb
Canadian
Mar
Canadian
Canadian
com
•
Oils
Jan
17
Dec
Jan
25%
Dec
11%
13
275
45%
46
70c
8
1,525
30
12
80
24%
35%
17%
2401
73c
4,650.
70c
.
975',
,;
150
12%
13%
11,877..!-.
22%
22%
15'
1.00
1.02
2,07o
150
13 %
47
Dec
Jan
1
157%
Nov
Jan
23 %
Dec
5
Jan
6%
Dec
18
Anr
85c
133
Feb
17%
*
25
Boxes
Dec
Dec
!,60c
10u>
100
—
Ry
12%
29
550
7
Dec
Apr
Jan
15
125
17
19
Jan
141% May
25-
21%
16%
1
preferred
Pacific
Wirebound
8%
22%
654
17%
*
Malartic
70
225
6%
A.."
Locomotive
Oct
50
V
Jan
17%C Aug
,
Industrial
Sep
Mar
17
21
17
Canadian
45
25
158% 158%
*
Nov
Jan
18%
28%
...100
67c
Aug
6%c Mar
Preferred
22%
9 % May
Jun
common
40%
8% Mar
Jun
18%
16%
20
&
\
24%
•
common
preferred
Canadian
5
10
14%
___•
common
preferred
Canadian
50
14
•
new
1st preferred:
Conv
6
95%
14
»
100
Commerce
Preferred
Canadian
6
95%
lu
common
Preferred
18 %
30
Sep
.
9%c
18%
9c
•
Oct
Sep
7
6.20 July
v;
Feb
38
43%
Jan
13
Power_____
Sep
8%
3.55
19
50
58c
Apr
22c
High
350
17%
common
I8V2C
Class
v
Low
High
5.40
10%
Malting
Oct
60c
Range for Year 1944
Low
..100
Northern
28c
21%
Shares
12%'
...
Canada
37%c
151
Sales
for Week
5.20
5.40
IZ.i
...
—....
B
Class
1.31
35% Nov
___i
Bread
Canada
36c
Jan
31
Dec
isv2
Calmont Oils
Mar
2%
Nov
#
;
...
Camp Bird Mines
31 %c July
15%
12
Range
11%
Canada
-.
10 Ve
Nov
14
July
22%
Feb
Feb
Dec
144
Apr
18%
90c
Dec
July
Dec
'
.
14c
Dec
11%
Jan
'28%c Apr
.
Castle
9%
4,010
1.62
Jan
2.000
8%c
Jan
1.15
Sen
Central
Oct
Central Porcupine
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
1.75
1.56
1.75
63,320
Circle Bar Knitting..
143^
14%
14%
60
Apr
27
20
Sep
24% July
8% Nov
21
"Mar
24
Dec
25
180
49,450
22
Jan
27
July
Oct
24
60c
Dec
'16,650
67c
Dec
19
2.11
Sep
Oct
8% Aug
Trethewey Mines
Dec
14%
9%
25%
1,280
71c
Co
"B"
8%c Jan
26
Jan
Week's
•
1.18 Aug
25
72c
•
Ltd
Steel
34 Vac July
24V«
21%
Mines..
Gold
•
Calgary «fe Edmonton Corp Ltd
.
14%
8%
&
Class
Mines
Preferred
_._._.100
Canada Foundry & Forging "A"
*
10%c
Dec
9V8
of Prices
-
Par
Gold
Products
Burlington
Last
T.Saie Price
Dec
11c
11%
5
8.05 July
3.20
9% May
MARKETS
ENDING JAN.
80c
Dec
9%
35%
Feb
Oct
5% May
240
Canada Cement
7c
279
35%
Dec
25c
9
34%
Dec
Dec
Dec
20
150
101 %
Jan
Aug
18%
11%
102%
55c
Mar
121
Jan
12%
Sep
15 %c
44
Jan
11
11%
Jan
5.75 May
75
33
Mar
58 %c
11,091
161
163
177
10c 10V4c
1,100
90c
90c
500
20
20
20
42c
48c
208,205
10
10
300
7%
9 r- 2,050
50
50
340
12c
13c
6,450
16c
16c
3,000
8%
24
__
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
footnotes
-
32%
33c
Jan
Jan
113
11%
84
229,120
—'
WEEK
■
11%
96
2,200
220
75
100
85
1.58
May
1.79 Mar
Apr
89
1,500
2.05
5
•
OH
British
14c
1.82
0
Mines
14c
2.02
1.62
LISTED
32
8
137
Dec
14c
;
8"
3,500
355
163
Blue
3.65
85c
3.75
Nov
146%
t
15c
7,000
20,000
32,500
41,600
1,210
15
32%
....
20c
14c
% July
52%
Jan
Jan
1.10
20,500
1,110
110
400
75
14 %
Gold Mining
Biltmore Hats
78c
4
Apr
58
11,350
600
3.000
2,900
32,700
30c
34c
18c 18%c
41c
43c
80c
High V
Apr
7VzC Dec
500
14 %
_*
A
99
103
102
78c
7.75
10%cll%c
17% 17Va
28%. 28%
—
4-.
4
42
42
42
14%cV 14%c 14%c 7;:
100
1
Berens River Mines...
:
;_l
Bertram & Sons
———5
Bidgood Kirkland Gold
1
Brothers Class
16%
-~
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belleterre
19c
17%
new
Bear
Beatty
48%
49%
147
1914
Range for Year
2 Va
Jun
17% Dec
159
12%
15
....
kkkkk:: kk'-kk-
27
44
1
common
Buffilo
1,200
1,44.
3
50
23
;
4
•
LouS
*
Ajax Oil & Gas—
Aldermac
Copper
Arjon
3
Dec
Apr
12
Feb
12% May
Dec
19
20
£2%! Friday
High
100
•
Wagner Electric
"A"
STOCKS—
Shares
.
Sep
17%
13
126
17%
1
Sterling Aluminum common
Sales
for Week
•
43
9
*
com....-.*
Nov
Louis Pub Serv
Funds
Week's
11% Aug
24
Jan
,
40
20
121% 121%
121%
10
common..—
St
Exchange
Friday
•
Car
Oct
RANGE
1
100
44
*
Dry Goods common..
Louis
St
CANADIAN
Toronto Stock
18
Jan
Jan
35%
77
17%
100
-1
4%
Feb
14%
Candy
preferred
2%
1% May
650
18%
18%
—____5
Brewing
Duquesne
3%
Dec
100
2%
40
k 20
Portland-Cement com...
July
29 Va
Sep
595
4%
4%
23
17%
18
25
Missouri
"
Columbia Gas & Electric common
•
Continental Commercial Corp com.__l
commoh_L.-_i_._._._20
Steel
21
23
•
6%
7
30
282
39%
—100
pfd
common
Dec
Apr
6%
13
•_*
High
24 Va
176
14%
—
com—*
—
Landis Machine common-—
Range for Year 1944
Low
29%
Ludlum Steel.
Allegheny
Shares
High
Low
Par
Laclede
for Week
of Prices
;
Sale Price
stocks—
Brick
Pressed
International Shoe
Sales
.
Brewing
common
%
Jan
Patricia
Cochenour
Cockshutt
Coin
Gold
Willans
Plow
Gold
Mines
Commonwealth Petroleum
Conduits
National
Coniagas
Mines
Co
Ltd
26,550
13
1.57
July
Jun
2.50
21c
1.72
14%
3.30
Jun
May
Feb
Dec
Sep
3.20
13 %
45c
13%
800
11%
Feb
14
July
44c
47C
19,112
15%c
Jan
51c
Nov
41c
_
Ltd_.______I__l
13c
3.05
"
II HIIII 1
2.06
12 %c
2
Co
Jan
2.10
1
«
Lake
1.40 May
98c
1
Mines
Mines
1.26 Aug
6%
1,36
6%
1.39
41c
6%
1.36
900
^ 300
^H00
29c
.5
1.15
May
May
Jun
41c
Dec
7
Sep
1.75 Aug
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4349
161
Volume
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE
;
!
"
v;'
"
v,
A*■,
"V'';
■'
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1.50
15%
Mines——— •
Consol Bakeries of Canada J—'
Mining
Consolidated
Smelting--—5
)_i——100
—*
&
< Toronto
Consumers Gas
Conwest Exploration
51
148%
:
■,
•
;..;4
Corrugated Paper Box preferred-'—100
:
4 ' >•;
Cosmos
Imperial Mills————~—*
23%
Crow's Nest Pass Coal——-A'V
Cub
common
Petroleum
Davies
4c
44
26
18%
26
15%
8'A
Mines—--——-——1
common-——•
Dome Mines Ltd
*
Dominion Bank new
10
Dominion Foundries <fc Steel com
•
Dominion Malting common
*
Dominion Steel class B__——
—25
Dominion Stores
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Preferred—
100
Denison Nickel
Seagrams
Distillers
—-*
Crest
East
4
——
22c
Electric
Class
Apr
National
Dec
National Steel Car——:.
18c
Oct
Jan
1.25
>
5c
Negus
Dec
12%
28%
28%
140
—
.' 23%
19'A
Av;>r;:
23'A
19%
19%
2%c Aug
33 % Mar
42
31% July
Nordon
50
24%
Nov
17%
Dec
19%
Sep
21%
Apr
26%
Apr
Normetal
90
13 'A
Sep
15%
Dec
Northland
Oct
9'/2
Jun
Northern
14%
Dec
North Star Oil
13%
Dec
7
3,312
475
9%
395
7%
10
104
Feb
Jan
115
Apr
8%
1,257
3%
29,600
1.00
Dec
9c
Jan
32c
Sep
A' 15c
7,000
31,350
7c
1.66
8,700
3,700
36c
Jan
>
2.70
Apr
Oct
25
8
36
150
29
23
'%• 5%
23
23
6
20
19
69
3
12
6
'
8
Nov
Orange
2.17 Julv
Jan
2.80
52%
51%
52'A
2,110
48'A
Jan
60 % July
7c
2,000
4%c
Jan
11 %c. Feb
-
7C
12
Dec
Pacalta
38%
Oct
Pacific
22
Jun
Jan
5
Nov
Page
Feb
10
Sep
Oils
&
8c
1.20
5%
17c
Apr
50c
July
87c
Jan
10c
Oct
17c
1.19
1.30
22,925
45c
Apr
1.29
Dec
5
5%
1,775
Jan
5%
Nov
5%
Dec
1.20
180
5%
2.37
48c
4 A
12,450
45c
1,350
36c
17c
32c
Aug
53c
Jan
16%
100
13% July
11
35
6%
Jan
5
52
4%
Aug
16%
11
10
5
5
,
•
Ltd—
12c
10c
12c
8,000
9c
52c
54c
9,500
40c
60c
500
45c
Feb
101 102%
105
91
Jun
Dec
5% Mar
Aug
60c
16%
11
Dec
54c
|_1
101
1.19
1.22
•
-
Jan
Oct
25 %c Mar
"
*
„
24,400
•
Mines
70c
26,800
•
—
*.50 Julv
Oct
37c
34c
—®
-
Sep
1.37 Jan
40c
Oct
24c 25 %c
24%c
Gold-—1
Cadillac
Jan
6,200
5%
;
Feb
38,500
2.28
*
;
Porcupine
4%c
Nov
70c
45c
Refining
Hersey Tubes
10,000
A 185
14c 14 %c
5%
———1
Pacific Petroleums
Oil
7c
65c
2.28
!
Apr
Jan
7c
65c
14'Ac
j
preferred—-.
Crush
Pandora
Jan
5
—
Ottawa Car & Aircraft
Pamour
Jan
1.89
,_4
A;
—
Mines
A
Steel Products—:..-
Ontario
160
59 %c
1,350
♦
Omega
July
27
41,700
•
Mines
O'Leary Malartic Mines
Gold Mines Ltd
Dec
May
63 %c Aug
Aug
-
1.44
185
1.36
*
Ltd
common
Gold
Oils
Dec
2.35
185
1
Corp
Mines
Preferred
Okalta
Dec
19%
A
1.26
*
Mining
Canada
O'Brien
Dec
Sep
A;; 25
13% May
•
Norgold Mines Ltd
Sep
Jun
■
Sep
29
2.35
,_1
200
^
Sep
18
:
1,645
Dec
33c
.13% Dec
1.31
—i:
-
Oil
1,625
1,260
Jan
27 %
61
•
2.35
100
,A
—.—A—A
„—
Noranda Mines
Dec
9 %
•
A
Jun
23% Dec
+i
.
Jan
Dec
Mar
99c
:
Apr
46%
20c
Oct
24c
5 -A
Trust,
Mines
Nipissing Mines
May
2,000
.2,360
13/2
5%
8
National
July
18%
161
•■■■■■
1
12c
70c
Mar
700
rV
■
High
2.24
Seb
36c
50
•
—
15VaC
574
23
60
22c
4
class A
Pipe Co
17,550
1.75 May
12%
A
Sewer
62c
22c
12Va
Co-common—A—"
12%
Jun
l,O0O
59%
••
'Preferred
730
20c
22
60
A
low
2.02
53c
23
*
Range for Year 1944
High
62c
..1
Grocers
Low
17c-
.*
Power—
Lac
90c
Dec
'
5
36
—
National
&
common
May
34
60c
47c
13%
——-25
Heat
Light
Corp
Dec
36
4
B
Equitable Life Inc.—
Moore
Mosher Long
Aug
39'/2
13%
.
A
Trust————25
class A,—
*
Montreal
Dec
Shares
-
1.99
—
»_l
Porcupine
Oct
3,500
12c
2.36
57c
Investment
Moneta
of Prices
■;.V'
Par
for Week
Range
■
,
Sale Price
'
_•
-i-^—L————1
—
24%
25,800
23c
lie
2.26
Washing Machine—;
English
1.05
12c
2.35
47c
-
1
1
Mines
Sullivan
Easy
Economic
'
/,
Oils
May
21
50
July
2.84 July
95
Mar
84
400
149%
Oct
90c
Model
55% July
Jan
128
10
;■"/
16
Oct
Corp
Mining
2.20 Julv
Jun
38 Vz Jan
V;,'-,:, 265
16
8%
14 %
13%
110%
8
1.19
22 %c
1
Oh
Malartic Mines
Eastern
7%
1.17
Co
Mining
Duquesne
East
7%
1
Mines
Donalda
__
14%
1
125
v
14
13
110%
13%
-
109
770
79
4
23%
15%
8
--
.
Dominion Woollens common—
12
12%c
• 1.15
:;-15c '
1-20
4;
——
Delnite Mines
'■
20,700
12
15c
1.40
4c
4c
42% 44%
25% 26 %
18% 18%
25% 26%
12
—*
Dairy Corp
V
:
1.33
3,630
r-v
23
38% 38%
65c
65c
65c ';<>
Aircraft.
;
15%
51%
148 % 148 %
1.24 1.35
.-1.30
^
t:
\
;v,:v;:
High
Low
1.50
1.50
15%
,
'.'Last
•'
STOCKS—
Range for Year 1944
Shares
Low' High
Coriiaurum
Sales
'
for Week
Range
of Prices
Week's
1'Friday
Sales
Friday •'%' Week's
;
;V ' V-V/East
STOCKS-— 'f:.r}■'
•'V
Sale Price
...
'
5
FOR WEEK ENDING JAN.
5,461
1.25,
8c
10c
10
8c
10%
7c
Aug
1.07
V
Jan
Nov
104
July
1.15 Mar
3,200
20c
70c
Dec
1.50 July
14 %c July
Mar
■
—
4.30
29
Famous
37%
3%
37
3%
37%
3%
Shops——_—1
Grain common—
*
Fanny
Federal
Mining-.—--——--1
Kirkland
Aircraft
Fleet
Co
Gold
Mines
Exploration
Frobisher
Gatineau
Power
common
61c
8.50
—4
*
,
—
—
preferred. ——————100
preferred
-.-100
Steel Wares common
*
Preferred
**:
100
5%
■
—
104%
10%
—
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Rights
-w——
Gillies Lake-Porcupine Gold
God's
1
—1
Mines Ltd-
Lake
Goldale Mine
Golden
Manitou
1
Goodfish
Mining Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common
Preferred
-
-
Lakes
Great
Vtc
preferred
——.—
27%
28
common—
Lime & Alabastine
Mines-—
Gypsum
Elalliwcll
Mines
Co__
Bridge
Hamilton
Mines—
3c
3.10
—
3.35
7%
—
1
-1
1
.
8%
5%c
6c
Oil
5
Oil
Homestead
Gas——1
&
Howey Gold Mines
Hudson Bay Mining
class
Ltd
Hunts
Huron & Erie
Dec
29
Dec
Jan
14
Dec
Feb
51
May
36
2%c
8,400
585
4,000
Apr
6%
:
5c
;:V 7,100
JanNov,
2%c Jan
250
2.75
Jun!
4%dURb
65c
Dec
Oct
38,327
36c
50c
9,850
49c
Dec
11c
1,000
9c
July
18%
10%.
15%
1,260
820
10
Jan
May
2.80
8,490
Sep
2,000
3%c
Oct
36c
3,225
26c
Apr
31
14,260
25%
85
25'%
85
25
10
15%
50
11%
15%
6%c
Jun
3.85
Jan
Dec
30c
30
15%
Dec
Dec
10
'
9%
9%c Mar
7%
Feb
.
July
6%
Oct
3.05" 3.30
4c 4%c
Aug
40c
■A,
4%c
!
-
1.29
9c
47c
75c
Jan
Feb
Jun
Feb
64c
Oct
15%c
Dec
19%
13
Dec
July
3.70 Mar
5c
May
42c
July
Nov
26% Mar
32
11
Feb
22
72
Jan
86
Dec
Jan
17
Aug
Nov
Preferred
Inglis
(John)
Royalite
Oil
St
Sheep
Simpsons
A
of
Mining
Waite
Jeilicoe
J
M Consol
Mines
Mining
Shore
Lake
21%
19%
10c
10c
22,000
5c
Feb
1,000
3c
Dec
6'Ac
Jan
30c
3c
30c
2,375
23c
Jan
41c
Jun
5'Ac
6c
6,500
4%c
Jun
8c
Aug
l%c
Jan
6%c July
14
Jan
20
Nov
12%
Nov
v; 30c
6c.'
1
3%c
3%c
18%
4c
18%'-
2,601
18%
11%
11%
11% y
2,550
1 05
1.00
1.05
2.35
1.40
1.40
2.40
1.50
Mines.-—;
—
17%
17%
17%
—4,
6.25
6.15
6.25
16
>
15%
Lang & Sons_.__
Candy—
Laura Secord
Lebel
Mines——1
Gold
Cadillac
Lapa
Mines
Oro
Little
class
Groceterias
Class "B"
—*
—-
Ltd
Mines,
Red
Lake
Malartic: Gold
Man
&
._1
Fields
Massey-Harris
3.40
Elevators
common
Preferred
—_s
Frontenac
Oil
Mclntyre J'orcupine
McKenzie
McLellan Gold
Mercury
.
Gold
Mills
2,840
7,175
10
8c
60
25
60
1
4%c
4%c
3,330
see
17c.
24%c
"
•
Gas
page
139.
.
13%,
20'/2C
16c.
17c
24c24'/2c
v
.
3.40
,;Vv 2.12 May
2.95
2.42
21%
29
29
120
19%
Jan
29% Julv
4,000
2%
Sep
5c
Jun
Jan
4.45
Sep
3.40
Jun
Feb
Jun
3c
4.487
25,300
17%
1.04
17%
18
475
1.04
1.12
3,850
90c
Jun
68c
68c
72c
6,954
65c
Oct
13
13
13
5
10
Apr
15
Oct
10%
Apr
10
Dec
Jan
51
10
10'A
48%
45
35%
35
36
105
115
8%
25
200
105
50c
13% May
95
48
Dec
30c
1.975
12
.
18
92c
42c
Dec
115%
Jan
Apr
Sep
July
Dec
38
Apr
105%
Jan
Dee
1.10
Dec
1.25 July
66c
64c
67c
55c
55c
55c
3,550
46c
77c
Jan,
4
3c
3c
3c
2,000
2%c
Dec
5c
Mar
1.34
"A
1.25
1.35
15,100
65c
Jan
1.70
Jun
28
30
4
4
4
4
275
2%
Jan
5
8
8
475
5%
Jan
8% May
70
110
com
4
"
4
69
70
—
2.40
2.74
•
61
2.04
50,730
30%
Nov
77
Jan
Nov
July
70
Jan
68%
2.75
Oct
Feb
19
200
75
75
25
II,837
Jun
4.40 Aug
Jan
—
A-'
21c
1.56
2,120
2.70
6,120
21c
*
1.55
16%
3.50
4
4
52c
55c
29
12%
_1
28c
24 %c.
28c
1.60
class
28
28%
—
-
Oils
United
United
25%
Apr
28%
32%
Jan
48
10c
9%C
10c
1,000
4%
4%
4%'
1,175
3 %
Sep
6,770
1.96
Jan
22,369
6.00
.
Ltd
com
Gold
Mines
Preferred
New
Flour
Mills
com
Grocers
Ltd
Westerns
4.85
5.037
4.50
Jan
74
785
57%
Feb
21%
415
20% Mar
1.25
1.30
72,750
60c
Aug
1.44
1.20
1.15
1.23
7,100
80c
Oct
7%
7%
50
95
95
87
95
Old
common
-
Electric
1
—4
common
Preferred
100
;
&
James
pfd
145
15%
15%.
18%
18%
18%
105%
£9%
—j
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines
Alexander
4 A
——100
preferred
preferred
Winnipeg
4 '
100
8%C
78
'AA,
10c
6%
7%
68%
110
A-vA
Nov
Dec
2.00
Sep
7%
Dec
75
Jan
£5 %
Dec
39 %
Nov
42
Dec
121%
Jan
147
Nov
16%
11% Mar
Dec
20%
Nov
230
15
Jan
205
:
104
Feb
108
Dec
100%
Jan
20c
99 %
205
•VV-
99%
8',4c
7%
July
4% July
ioo
r
105% 105%
99%
5.45
78
22% Nov
45
145
—
_A
__..100
—
Oct
Jan,
140
42
42
preferred—
Products-——
New 4 %'Jo
Wood
4.65
21%
preferred
Western
Western Steel
19c
1.26
100
_—
Dec
13% July
Aug
73%
4
Dec
Nov
5% July
2.96
Jan
6c
1,158,200
Dec
Dec
12c
Jun
74
1
Canada
4%c
6%
4.85
1
Malartic
West
Western
15%
Feb
A 21%
•
4'
A
2.51
12
12c 19 %c
19 %c
*
Worts
2.44
2.48
14%
1
Oils
Lake
Wasa
9%
10
•
Preferred
Jan
55
5
Dec
Nov
10
8% Mar
6%
1.78
105
1
&
Mar
45
Ventures, Ltd.
Mines,
40c
5%
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
Waite-Amulet
Aug
45
4 A
Steel
Vermilata
Dec
35c
l!: 57A
28
*
-
Walker-Gooderham
Nov
13
30
50
____
—AA
»Jun.
Jan
Mar
120
8%
Sep
4.00 July*
79c
Jun
8%
960
11
11
8%
July
1.94 July-
17
Apr--
15c
;
.
2.90 July
Aug
24
166,200
27c
>
v
25
—4
"A"——
A
class
30
191
Oct
Apr
Nov
3.20
38c
5,100
1.85
8%
15
20
1,835
A
May
1.25
A 1.96
22,233
29%.
11
?
,
I
42%.
29
1.79
•',.■■■'
—
,'
'
3.55
51c
'
Class B
16%. A
,16%
3.50
4
common—
15c
2,200
1.55
2.45
A"
,._1
4c
17,000
A A;
5
6,819
1,031
78 '
Sep
60%
86
10
110
Jan
May
■
Sep
Dec
Mays
7% Mar
69%
Oct
Dec
110
4,085
2.95
Jan
4.50 Julys
BONDS—
Uchi
•
Gold
'
3.45
3.45
3.50
4
10
10
10
35%
Mines
Knitting Mills.common
270
6%
Jan
10%
Dec
35'A
Jun
35
Dec
4.25
■
Mines
3c
Aug
.5% jApr
.4-%c .Apr
12.%
Feb
9%
2.35iOct
..
-
7%
11c
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb
Dec
July
ranadian
Jun
Jan
22'A
Apr
9%
Jun
5c
Jun
8c
Friday
Dec
6%
13,500
55 V2 May
1.34 May
3%c Aug
8,580
12c
5,300
15c
13%
13%
22c
294,500
Sep
Mar
63
1.80
7%c
55c
14c
14
Dec
59c
Last
STOCKS—
Dec
Sale Price
Par
July
Nov
Nov
Apr
40%c Julv
Jan
685
17c
29
$2,000
Jun
-IVaC..Apr
.
,._v-
2,055' '"->'19%
6,495
'A
Sep
1,200
,
Oct
Sep
Jan
Hq 1.60
1,572:
•
5c
—1
—*
footnotes
;
Gold
&
4.50 July
...
500
1.55
Mines
Oil
Jan
22%
8c
1.44
-
Dec
8%
1.49
Lake
1.09
21V4
8c
1
Mines
Red
Mid-Continental
For
s,
Oct
22 %
*
-5
Mines
Lake
Red
McMarmac
McWfltters
Mines
;
58c
18
Nov
8%
*
common
McDougall Segur Exploration^
Sep
26 %
3,500.
.-
"
McColl
28'A
Jan
635
35c
•
York
Feb
22'A
20
Aug
4.25
common.
Wrlphf-Hargrrefn'oo
'21%
70
19%
16
31c
City Rapid Transit common--—4
Sep
Jan
9
•
.—20
8c.
Twin
1.60
90c
Sep
A—4
i
Materials
Union Gas Co
Jan
Nov
14%
4
Towagmac Exploration
July
12%
8%c
9y8
8'/2C
Apr
470
1
Thompson-Lund Mark Gold Mines
1.45
8,050
2c
12
15c
15%
4
Tip Top Tailors common-
6%c
2,620
•
3.50
2c
12
1
!_
—
3.35
•
Jan
15
29
*
1'
17
11,500
2.30
*
Milling Co common—.
Mnralgo Mines
2.35
Nov
21c
52c
100
common™
Apr
11,800
3.90
2.17
6.75 July
16%
Apr
May
*
Teck-HUghes Gold Mines
Jan
...
93c
2.25
•:
20% July
Jun
670
26%
89c
Jan
May
7c
35c
20
Tamblyn Ltd
Jan
1.03
11,000
1.35
27%
2.26
2.25
■
1
,'i-i
Mines.
Eastern
Maple Leaf
3.90
1
Mines—
•
Jun
2.75 July
6,500
14,000
1
2c
6,870
3.85
90c
1.20 Julv
3.50
Jan
Dec
12c
44c
—
Sylvanite Gold Mines—
13%
2,000
1.21
27
24c May
30
12c
40c
'
440
16%
1.23
Jan
Jan
Apr
23
64c
i
Mines-.
6'/2c
4%c-
25%
__
26%
5.70
14
35'A July
23
Oct
Dec
Jan
4.20
;
&
4,100
1.15
1.30
.
•
1
Gold
16
14l/a
35
325
4%c
—
Jan
1.51 May
80c
420
9%cT0V2cA
•
1.18
—r;.——1-
MacLeod-Cocxsr.utt Gold Mines
Madsen
■
1
•
Goldiields
Louvicourt
Macassa
A
-
—
16
A
—
Long Lac Gold .Mines Ltd
Loblaw
"
3
—_—
—
Ltd.
Leitch Gold Mines.
90c
3,300
•
May
8.75 May
6,100
1
Ltd
Mines.
Gold
y
10,252
2.40
i
Exploration
&
20
—1
Lake
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd
Lamaque
28
3c
1
Kirkland
Labrador
Dec
120
*
—
—l—
24'A July
106%
2,192
31%
1
Gold Mines
Gold
Apr
Jan
2,125
10c
,.1
Co
Keri-nddison
May
4
,21%
32 %
21%
i
;
15
Jun
106
32%
105% >; 105%
1
,
750
24%
1.00
11 %c
10
1.36
Jan
75
12c
1
Corp
Feb
Nov
60c
43c
Cons
Fuel
54'/2c
44c
50c
River Gold Mines.A
Mines
i
Sturgeon
United
8,750
30'
Nov
Sep
May
2%c
;
Iron
Steep Rock
Sullivan
United
99
1
Mines
Kelvinator
23%
•
—
—
Mines
Jason
8'
75c
24
100
Petroleum
International
Jack
8
71c
30
Nov
2.92 July
11%
4
—
Oct
July
30c
15
1
Canada
13% July
7%
25c
I,000
Jan
8.25 May
32c
—-
Preferred
Jan
9
5,000
45c
Jan
320
4.25
A
Chemical
Paving
10%
Sep
33c
45c
6%
2.32
:
1
Mines
Radio
19%
Jan
32c
1
1
10
4
Mines.:
Standard
Co
11%
33c
25
6,900
•
Feb
1.65 July
Mar
89c
3,300
Petroleum,.:——..
Standard
Steel
2.50
11%
30
4.50 Aug
*
Sturgeon
Standard
14%
2.45
11%
4
End
Springer
14%
2.50
-
3.05 July
1
»—_A.
Malartic
South
14%
22c
common
A
Gold
Siscoe
2,960
21c
B
Preferred
Sladen
1.25
A_
Mines
class
Ltd
Class
1.15
73.570
-
15% July
7
Jun
5%
1,690
1
Mines—
Gold
'Preferred
Apr
6'/2
Feb
7%
Jan A
2.08 May
8
1.38
■
Dairies
Oct
5
1.64
Nov
1.35 July
Mar
1.84
7
1.20
Mines Ltd
Gold
Creek
Sherritt-Gordon
12%
.600
„
1.73
Oct
10
Shawinigan Water & Power
630
..
Nov
70c
1.30
Mines—
San Antonio Gold
17%
13
—
common
Gold
Anthony
A
Senator Rouyn. Ltd
125
7%
75c
International Nickel Co common——•
Jacola Mines
7%
90c
500
4
t
Inc_
Co
Russell Industries
Toronto
Sep
800
81c
1
"A"-
Mines
Bank new
Royal
•
4,450
187/s*
14
13%
12%
;
4
I
—
—
18%
.
7%
6
1
—
—
Inspiration Min & Devel
;
International Metals common A
Preferred
—
13%
13
£1
—
_
:
98c
81c
_1
—
;
Transcontinental Resources
Imperial Bank of Canada new—'— —10
Imperial Oil
—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ord.narv.5
4.60
98c
__4
class
Mills
Long Lac
Silverwood
i;y;,4%'Dct:
8,100
*v
Dec
15c
Jan
17 c
20,000
260
Jan
29%
5%
50
5,420
Aug
6%
11%. Jan
50
6c
3%c
3.35
7%
12 %C
20
25
8%
Dec
Feb
24'/2C
85
•
125
50'/a
13c
26c
57
Sep
3% May
6%c
40
;'
101
52% Mar
5,500
2,500
—
lnft
100
—
100
Feb
18
31
B._——
84%
15,500
30c
*
4
common—---—.——
paid
20%
—1
—
& Smelting—
25
11c
3.30
4VaC
—
—
Aug
6c
10%
Home
7c
4.35
83c
7%
1.25
1
AAA
Dec
98c
4
;
Rouyn Merger Gold
Dec
l'Ac July
Mines
5%
,
2,600
4,900.
16,810
1
Mines—
Silk
Roche
Jun
1.12
1
1
—
Riverside
■
4
Dec
58
4.50
4
Mines
Mining
95
Oct
%c Juiv
2.65
>'
__
America
Gold
AAV
5%
May
10c
44
1.06
1
Co
—
Quemont
18%c July,
93c
of
Queenston Gold
Jun
Dec
5%
Jan
2.40
1.12
2.65
C
Quebec Gold Mining—A—AAA.
Aug,
86c
75c
Hhide & Dauch. Paper——
Highwood-Sarcee Oils
\JJ%01ar
5
_1
of B
Dome
Proprietary
Apr
43c
East
Purdy Mica
■
Dec
38c
58%
1
Gold
Metals
Preston
Oct
8c
Nov
Jun
6c
49c
Holllnger Consolidated Gold Mines
15c
6%
49c
>>: —
1, *
3%c
16'Ac May
\
28c31%c
54%c
61c
58c
1
!—
57c
13c
58%
Dec
9
Jan
50
4,500
Dec
28c
;
9
3%c
/
126,910
1
Gold Mining
Pressed
Nov
10% July
Jan
5c
73c
73c
6c
29c
105
Dec
43c
6%
--
!
Hasaga Mines —
Heath Gold Mines
8%
*
Harding Carpets —
—
Hard Rock Go'd MinesHarker Gold Mines
Harricana Gold
13c
25c
1
.—--—1
———4
Mines—
Gold
Hallnor
,—
4
1-
1
Halcrow Bwayze
14
50%
11c
22%c
—
-
,
Aug
13,000
28
14
*
Preferred
—-—50
Grull Wihksne Gold Mines—1
Gunnar Gold Mines Ltd
-1
Saddlery
West
Great
Dec
1.99 Mar
6c
43c
—•
Corporation of Canada
Premier
17% Aug
16,500 T:
28
28
Power
Dec
100 %
8,300
55% 55%
11c ll%c
5%
5%
*
——
—
100
103
6,750
7,500
'
*
.—
Jan
Nov
Feb
84
15,045
89c
5%
27%
Apr
6c
37c
—A-4
:
Mines
Mines
Rouyn
6c
41 %c
Voting trust certificates—
Dec
92
2,116
—
vtc common—:—•
8'A
11%
Gold
Powell
8.20 July
Oct
1
Mines
Gold
200
1
Mines
common—
Gold
Pioneer
Sen
11%
15
Perron
Apr
80c
Ltd
Pickle-Crow
Feb
26%
Gold
10%
Bol
1
•.
Peoples Credit Securities
Jan
Apr
4.70
15
1,100
4
Oct
Malartic
Penmans
7%c July
Jan
-A r
112
4c
7C
93% 94%
4
Paper
Preferred
.—
——
2%
S V 10
:
88
23 %
1,500
55%
*
—50
—
322
3%c
30c
21c21%c
10c 10 %c
85C
Jan
Oct
Co_.
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd
Aug
5%
33c
14,050
29c
7c
23 %
■
60
1,974
3%c
87c
38%
Nov
4%c Jan
■
2,540
--
.U_-
Grandoro Mines
5,900
—
1
1
~L
Mining
Gate
180
64c
8.50
11
2%
Oil
Partanen
Sep
Sep
Jan
27
4,000
21c '
10c
—"
,
—
Golden
70c
10%c
—-
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Glenora
67
6%c
4
25%
17
17
104% 104%
9.25
11
65c
70c
10c
11c
—
28
:
99 99%
103 % 103%
—
5%%
General
510
61c
7.65
10%
3%
25%
"
—
6.00
3.10 Apr
23% Mar
:
2,700
65
—
*
*
—
class A
Canada
of
Francoeur
;V'■
10
6c
3%
24%
67
—A;—100
—i
Preferred
Federal
Ford
;——4 {y\
Players —
Farmer Candv
4,425
4.75
29
4.75
Falconbridge Nickel Mines———•
Pantepec
Nov
May
Beath
British
&
Son
Columbia
Preferred
Brown
class
Co
A
4
Pulp
-
&
-.
___.
common
Preferred
Canadian & Dominion
Paper
—
L
SugarJ
Range
8%
35
100
131
1
4
'■
of Prices
corn-
100
Sales
Week's
Low
8%
Section
F«»»<!•.
for Week
Shares
Range for Year 1914
8%
35
131'
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T.cik
Hinh
'■.V-
45
100
10
2.50
2.25
2.60
10,998
50%
45%
50%
1,806
25%
25%
110
5%
Jan
12% May
14% May
38
Dec
May
140
Dec
80
1.40 July
2.45 July
28%
Apr
44%
Dec
22
Oct
24%
Dec
Monday, January 8, 1945
tHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
138
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
FOR WEEK ENDING
RANGE
Low
Par
Canada
2
Copper
5
;
.2
*
Press
A
200
65c
9
13%
—....
Vz
So
2%c Jul.v
105
common
....
•
■
Feb
9
Vz
Dec
St.
Dec
-
Shawinigan
13%
Lawrence
Paper
preferred
Sherwin
—
•
com..
-
Shoe
International
—:—
Lake
1
_
1
.
_
—
Jan
20
Steel
Dec
United
May
27
Dec
Wabasso
Sep
13
Dec
Walker
Jun
50
Jun
15
July
Jan
49c
45
common
Preferred
July
12
25
1.000
Weston
Old
Jan
*
(Geo)
1.10
1.35
1.50
43
43
35
7%
7%
8
16,500
10,103
'1.72
Sep
20
215
Jun
11%
Dec
195
63
Feb
69 Va
Aug
76
60
69
Jan
76
Jun
4%
59
105
74
50
8%
3%
825
-
5 % July
Dec
Dec
59%
50
Jan
57%
Feb
77
Nov
Jan
22%
Nov
20%
200
21%
21%
100
100
10
100
Dec
100%
105% 105%
70
103
Feb
130
10,943
5
Sep
7%
Mar
549
62
Jan
69 Va
Oct
48% Sep
50%
Feb
1
c
—
<
•!
—
■
.
...
Z:
7%
:-<Z 6 %
•
75
—
.
78
'
Notes
49%
49%
—
Dec
Jun
d-V
V>Z'V";/
' Z/vy, vVV
Power
108
320
70
59
;
Bonds—
May
Dec
4%
■.
...
Preferred
Montreal
Aug
Dec
11%-
Mar
lie
Sep
Nov
24
Jin
74'A
...
__
Winnipeg Electric common
Apr
Dec
43
Mar
7c
115
25
115%
Vz
22%
25
'
.
preferred
new
preferred
21
•:
11
*
W
Dec
74
Corp
&
22%
70
—
•
G
Feb
415
23
105
*
iAii.
Cotton
(Hiram)
Oct
Dec
15
23%
■
Oct
65
18%
70
23
common
•
—'
■
Mining
24%
Apr
13% May
'25
23%
.25
Steel
Apr
15c
70
70
25c
Sep
46%
755
>■
22
Apr
3,029
i
.
•
Canaaa
of
Preferred
10
6,615
13'A
Co.
—
...*44... .100
Southern Canada Power
18
15'A
80
26%
25c
•"
—
1.46
ord—
Supertest Petroleum
Temiskaming
19
Simpsons
Feb
1.45
Jun
14
850
24 %
70
13 y4
13%
:
_
Oreille Mines
Pend
Sep
preferred
Dec
Aug
12
Oct;
13
5
20
13%
12 Ye
70
100
Silknit preferred
26
26%
13%
—
Scrip
23%
24%
100
Paper
Ontario
&
9%
1.01
50
16
20
—L.
15
Langley's preferred
Osisko
600
100
Paper
Ontario
795
1.40
:
13
T8
V
—
—
..
Preferred
...
...
Humberstone
Minnesota
UTa
1.35
Breweries
Sicks
Jan
Dec
11%
16
Steel
Haves
18
.,,'31
1.40
Gas
&
Feb
Jan
31%
11%
*
*
Oil
12 la
24%
15
30%
—
Donnacona
Foothills
140
165
/•'A:
15
31 %
*
Bridge Co
Dominion
•;
Dec
3% July
2% Mar
95
1
.
62%
,
25
.
—
•
*
•
Steel preferred
Disher
510
3
17%
High
105%
Feb
100
.54
•.
19 %
58%
-100
•
Water & Pow<r
Williams of Canada
7/a
2
Y
105 /
18%
■>;:
preferred
A
1.40
Jan
7
Corp
Lawrence-
Class
Low
.100
Saguenay Power preferred
Dec
LOW
High
Par
:
' ' V::; '
■;
Dec
5%
120
'
Jan
75c
4,755
13%
12 %
Apr
1944
Range for Year
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
High
1.80 May
400
70c
8%
9%
Consolidated Paper
Consolidated
2
8%
Sales
for Week
..
Low
75
,
,
Range for Year 1944
11%
70c
•
..
Range
Last,
•,
'•
High
11%
Vinegars
Canadian Marconi Co
Coast
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
....
Week's'.
Friday
8T0CKS-
for Week
;Range'.
Last
JAN. 5
Sales
Week's
Friday
$10,000
;;:v,
■n
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Montreal
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS—
Par
High
*
9%
9%
..,100
Agnew-Surpass Shoe common—_——_*
91
91
10
20%
200
50
"
6
Glove Works Ltd
common..
preferred
%
Preferred
Bell
89
Jan.
102
103
280
85
Sep
101%
101%
102
210
96%
Jan
102
47
Jan
50
*
855
13%
163
163
123
23%
6,381
21%
300
•A'-.
2%
...
2%
11%
1,105
14%
Oct
15%
Sep
July
20 Vz
20% May
9%
9%
395
20
6%
21
,.
j
9%
;
Dec
Dec
103% May
119
18
Anr
21
Jan
5
Aug
9
Jan
120
8%
Jan
3,928
'
tw:
•;
.
■
•
11%
12
980
9%
Apr
12%
Feb
40
40
225
31%
Jan
40Vz
•
8%
2,675
46
130
39
39
375
11%
26%
common
*
25
•
*
—
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
common
_
*
.......—1
Enamel & Heating Products.—
*
English Electric class B
—_*
Wares
Preferred
143
Dec
Oct
8
Aug
20
Mar
24
2.55
23,064
50 %
2; 467
25%
26
1,235
1.55
31
45
Dec
Djc
Jan
25%
73
Nov
100 %
15
Jan
Dec
Mav
166
Aug
Jun
174
Jan
25
160
160
160
121
I/O
170
170
13
62
F2
62
50
60
May
85
2
59
Jan
2%
475
1.00
Ltd com *
2%
—__*
7
'
145 '
167%
-
Dec
24
21
2
Dec
2.40 Julv
Apr
May
20
91
100 100%
85
■
v.-'Wr
6%
39 Vz
Nov
Apr
12
Dec
7 735
!
27%
Oct
26
5 Va Feb
Jan
5
Oct
6y2 July
61% May
Dec
85
4
875
52
61%
375
40
14
July
Consolidated Div Sec
Jan
Jan
55% July
775
33 Vz
39
27%
Jan
33
Dec
44%
2,270
33%
Feb
31V*
340
23%
Jan
31
Julv
12%
390
11%
Oct
14
Jan
990
11
30
225
26%
8
8%
1,025
4,816
14
4Va Mar
27%
Dec
Apr
26 %
July
7
Apr
140
9%
1,080
13
310
7%
8
125
13 Vo
Apr
74
6% May
8
May
4%
Jan
5%
71/2
315
3 Vz
20%
105
14%
Apr
8%
Jan
11
565
99%
V 175
104
104
17
17%
15
9% July
Jan
68
72'/a
9
Dec
Apr
22
8
13
10%
17%
1,900
Jan
Jan
85
Jan
93
100
104
11% Mar
Aug
100
55
40
6%
1,665
111
111
10
35c
45c
3,356
Preferred
44"%
3%
6%
....——5
preferred
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
—i
5UC
•
*
Dec
•i Jan
12
60c
Sep
Dc-C
3% July
Dec
50c
9%
Jan
Dec
55c
7%' May
Jan
Jan
5%
300
'60c
6%
•
Aug
6%
5,084
60c
Aug
Sep
15c
loo
9%
Jon
2% Jan
375
6%
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:
9%
Jun
57
Mar
IZ
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9
"A"—:—i——*
67%
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10c
730
49
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48
«—;—*
———
Jan
Jan
2
5
111
Dec
Feb
Cub Aircraft
Frere Limitee
30'
Dec
100
Apr
Ford
Sep
Fraser
1,008
3%
2,684
7%
Aor
5
2%
2%
2%
&>■ 175
25%
25%
£81
23%
37%
3 6 Vz
37%
7j4
20
Nov
Nov
16%:
Nov
Dec
Lake St John Paper & Power—
—
Dec
i
1
5%
60
2%
Jan
6
27%
943
19% Aug
28
2%
Feb
16Vz
Jan
24
270
18
Jan
24%
12%
12%
2,815
5% May
13%
16%
16%
97
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22%
22%
22%
9 Va
9%
9%
13%
12%
13%
25
25
60
109
109
62
100
99
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110
39
35
39
815
Dec
Melchers
May
7%
Hollinger Gold Mines
10%
35
10
Jun
Howard Smith
•
22%
23
3,400
13%
Jan
Jan
10 Va
Dec
Sen
13
Dec
Oct
20%
Jan
60%
Dec
lOVa
Dec
20
25
9%
5
Dec Y
22%
46%
500
60
Apr
7,195
Dec
Nov
Apr
19% Jan
5,700
Massey-Harris
200
7%
Dec
17
15%
36
Jan
9
7
Aug
25
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Distilleries Limited pfd—,_10
6%
4%
5
25
640
8%
Dec • V
Dec
24%
5
12%
*
/
25
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common—*
Maritime Teleg and Tel Co Ltd—.—10
•
J it.'i
26%
38
24%
MacLaren Power &
*
5
Apr
Jan
4% July
■■
25
Dec
Nov
Jan
24 %
*
•
Aug
Paper Co__L__
Mav
4
Jan
26%
26%
>
Feb
3%
4
5'%
Utilities Coru com.:—*
Investment Foundation Ltd common..*
1,400
Dec
3 Va
11
175
4
A',,
International
105 Vz
3
3%
25%
5
17%
•%; 4
3%
*
Limited
Companies.
Dec
' 8
Sep
2
—_*
Motor of Canada Ltd A
Dec
8%
Feb
11%
(Charles)
Gurd
common
...
Lime & Alabastine
Gyo-.um.
Hamilton Bridge
.
Paper common—
Tobacco of Can
-International Bronze
12%
Apr
15% July
425
10 Vz
Jan
13% July
Power
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Jan
Jan
30 Vz
Dec
Apr
35 Va
Jun
22%
Jan
United
33
Dec
United
38
106
Mar
115
Dec
United
Securities
100
23
Jan
Auz
Western
"•
21%
21%
1,285
*
108% 109%
•
.
26
26
*
100
*
16
16
65%
...
100
13
Jan
16'A
Jan
65
65
2,390
8
Feb
9%
Jun
10
4,656
6%
Oct
9'A
Jun
25%
135
Jan
27%
Jun
132
5
126 %
2,814
18%
132"
%
23
Car
Dec
29
Dec
Dec
40 % May
46
Sep
2,630
13%
Jan
19
5
15%
Jan
26
July
Julv
44
44
30
_*_•
19%
19%
23
23
Aircraft
%
*8%
Jan
60
195
23%
Feb
27%
52%
27%
16
17
225
*
common.
Jan
35
19%
33
775
51%
_*
5%
5%
60
•
Products
Ontario Steel
3
27%
Noranda Mines Ltd
'Ogilvie Flour Mills common.
Dec
40
750
*'
23%
40
90
40
...
Apr
Nov
135
Sep
40
28 %
40
Corp
Niagara Wire Weaving
Jan
' Jan
40
40
100
16
•
13%• Jan
4y4
Feb
17
Dec
Dec
Jun
5% Mar
28
Dec
9
Mar
..."
28 %
28%
70
24
Feb
Power com..100
8%
11
2,125
7
Jan
100
99
99
50
86
Jan
98
Dec
Page-Hersey Tubes
•
102
102
25
93 % July
103
Det^
Penmans
*
58
58
10
49
60
Nov
1
12%
11%
Apr
Jan
15'A
Jun
5%
Jun
Ottawa
Electric Rys
Ottawa
Light Heat &
Preferred
Placer
5%
Corp
Bros &
Co
Ltd
common
10
7
8
3,280
•
35%
35Y4
1,275
19
100 % 100 Vz
60
93
Jan
101
9 %
75
8
Jun
10
Dec
15%
15%
340
12
May
15%
Dec
11%
11%
50
9
Jan
104% 104%
5
99
Jan
100
preferred
Transport
Provincial
Quebec
Rolland
•
Power
Paper
For
•
common
!
Preferred
footnotes
see
page
—100
139.
Jan
8
36%
12
105
39
Apr.
July
43
Dec
Dec
98
Sep
6
Dec
90
20
50
5
21
103
22
Mar
.
■;
Sep
106% May
13
25
200
30c
May
5%
43
U.%
17
4
4
'17c
2,674
10
10
17
-
2%
Mar
Nov
Feb
10
Apr'
17% July
4
Jan
•
5%
July
2
Jun
P5
95
95
30
78
Aug
95
Dec
29 Va
29%
29%
75
27%
Jun
30
July
18c
19c
6,600
15c
Jan
31c
July
42c
42c
100
39c
Oct
69c
Aug
71c
Sep
25
4
4
Limited.———10
preferred—.
-
Canada Flour
Mar
—
Mines—
/:■
Copper
Aldermac
Mines
Aubelle
10c
Corp Ltd—.—
„;
—...——%——1
Jun
Dec
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•
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—1
Stadacoma
Mines
1
Ltd
66
8c
,
17%
17%
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;
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4c
Jan
4,500
2 %c
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1.25
.
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18c
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15%
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20 %
July
98c
80c
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1.30 Julv
Dec
1-08
1.38
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4.35 Julv
900
1.18
Apr
1.50 July
Jan
5.20
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Apr
4.25
Aug
Jan
9c
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1.32
200
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1,500
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100
1.25
.
5.40
200
3.40
4.50
100
2.10
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3,500
11'A
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60c
61c
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4 V'ac
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6c
10
5.40
11%
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4,184
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,
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92c
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17%
1.25
'
Dec
2.60 July
.
2.20
■
61c,
——
800
4c
Gold Mines
Goldfields —
(Quebec) Ltd
6c
1.00
1.10 May
100
3%c
Little Long Lac
Sigma Mines
1.95
.'t
Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.—1
Gold Rand Ltd
——,—1
Shore Mines Ltd
—1
Ltd—,——*
*
O'Brien Gold
Mines Ltd..-. —
—,-1
Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd..—
*
Pato Cons Gold Dredging Ltd—
1
Pioneer Gold Mines of B C—
—1
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd!
—— *
1.95
6c
__
Kirkland
Louvicourt
2,500,:':
80c 82 %c
"
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Bear Exploration
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd.—1
Central Cadillac Gold Mines Ltd.—__1
Aumaque
Aug
9 %
of Canada
12%
*
Development
Power
Price
common
May
Jan
Dec
107
22
22
Clay
Manufacture
Woods
100
91%
20
Jan
5
9%
28
;
common
Preferred
Steel
Nov
65%
——25
Breweries
26 V7
July
"
Soutlunnunt
Standard
Dec
Dec
109
32%
v
6%
107
Southern Canada Pwr
Dec
Dec
275
•
Tramways
National
24%
101
8"%
22
Telegraph
Montreal
Apr
Jan
25%
*
Montreal Lt Ht & Power Cons
Montreal
14%
76
9 %
Montreal Cottons preferred
Ottawa Car
Apr
Jan
19
,
(Robert!
National
19%
5,699
101
107% July
94
6%
20
24 %
7%
10
805
40% '
94
Bridge Company Ltd.:——
820
32%
101
39%
94
6% cum ptd__100
Investment
Products Limited...100
Corporations "B'-'_——
Distillers of Canada Ltd——
32
23%
Massey-Harris
Mitchell
Sarnia
12
22
28
*
common
common
Oil
Nov
105
15
(John A)_;
preferred——
McColl-Frontenac
18%
40
Quebec Pulp & Paper pr
Reliance Grain Co Ltd preferred—
18
_.
Ltd—
———*
Nova Scotia L & P 6% cum pfd—.100
Power Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd.100
6V0 N C part 2nd preferred—
50
Corporation
Sep
30
65
Ontario
&
Minnesota
27
18
.100
Woods
Mar
21
30
common
Lang & Sons Ltd
(C
300
25%
963
Preferred
Lindsay
July
32
25
2,335
25
j International Petroleum Co Ltd
tne
Moore
13
—.100
Paper
Preferred
of
Dec
31
Int Nickel of Canada common.,
Lake
Dec
112
13°/4
:
International
22%
Paper—
*
Montreal Refrig & Stor 1st cum pfd—*
13
24%
5'^
Jun
31
26% Mar
Ltd
Co
13
—*
common
Preferred
International
106% Mar
8
13 V2
common._.5
Acceptance Corp common—"
Industrial
6%
*
Imperial Oil Ltd
fmnerial
7% Mar
—*
Bay Mining
Hudson
f
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as
110"- 110"-
100
Preferred
50
6%
4c
10%
Dec
Apr
11% Mar
l.mo
4°c
Mar
1.25 JIUV
61c
4,300
56c
Dec
71c
1,000
1,*00
550
260
11%
65c'
200
74 %c
Dec
—
Oils-
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation
Davies Petroleums Ltd
Oil
Dec
Home
Nov
Royalite
Co
Ltd..—.—
Oil Company
Limited
Ltd.*
*
——*
*
71c
71c
15c
14%c
15c
3.30
3.15
3.30
20%
20%
20
.
Nov
5%
3'A Feb
50
8
11%
21
103
/ 5
11%
Feb
Jun
33
39 %
*
5
7%
Hydro-Electric Securities Corporation.*
International Paints (Can) Ltd A
*
100
Jan
Jan
—.—*
Ltd
Aircraft
Fleet
Dec
24
*28%
•
Aircraft Limited.—
Fairchild
*
7%
Ltd
Co
Paper
Doumirnna
110
505
30
38
18%
Jan
16
100
18
30
38
Dominion Engineering
9%
Dec
18
"A"__Z.___—f:
Works Ltd.
4
Dominion Oinuolh
Linoleum
—•
Dominion Square Corp—
—*
Dominion Woollens common———*
David &
14 %
7
Corp Ltd.—
'
460
55
6%
Apg
7
Oct
47%
55
6%
8%
% May
Dec
31
26%
-
Mar
70c
May
4
General Advert Ltd..—_*
14
Jan
11%
12 Vz
103%
75
6%
v./";7.-
Commercial Alcohols Ltd common
10%
745
51
Neon
Dec
Jul.v
42%
•
7
6%
60
—1
—100
" Dec
Dec
4,077
>
7%
50c
30c
6%
Limited common—
preferred i
:
2% Mar
1.85 Jan
1
7 Vo
Claude
,
30c
common..:
7
17%
42
72 %
Vickers Ltd
Canadian
18
Y
130
13
12%
——_
Cassidy's
15
13 Vz
preferred
5Vo
Dec
99
„,
Jan
Canadian Power & Paper Inv
Dec
7"'"360
12 %
33
Dec
»
47
17%-f
131/4
49
Jun
45 V4
Jan
32%
150
:
,
6V2
17*8
8%
Jan
5%
41
29
10%
:
Jan
6
24%
pfd__100
Inter Inv Trust 5%
Canadian
Jan
-—*
—*
common
60
21
*
Canadian Industries Ltd class "B"—*
I'/c
cum
preferred
j
;
100
Canadian Ingersoll Rand.
—50
Nov
55
45
Ltd..
Jan
20%
5% r/c preferred
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
High•
4% July
52%
439
.
640
100
100
36
____.__._100
—
pfd
Apr
2.30
26
.—*
Co
7%
25
...100
preferred
Sugar
Power
20
v
6%
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Northern
27
8
•V.
50
—100
:
Dominion
fz
1,405
46
26%
Dryden Paper
Gatineau Power common—
Preferred
Canada
1,230
1944
■
2'A Apr
1,425
145
23%
24
Low
50
8
2.55
preferred
—
—
.100
Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd———*
30
••
26%
9Va
Dominion Steel & Coal B
common—
8
21 Vz
—y—
& Steel.—
Co
V'
3%
144
8
Range for Year
Shares
tttah
48 %
144
;*i.v
*
•
1
Ltd
2,375
13
29%
46
common—!
Foundries
7%
Canadian Marconi Company
8 Va
45%
•
•
*
•
common
new
preferred
preferred
6%
for Week
Dec
25
Celanese
i
Brandram-Henderson
Canada
2
119
119
7%
*
,
(J
Sales
Range
3
3 Va
British American Oil Co'Ltd
Jan
Week's
,
of Prices
49%
Brown
Jan
"
'
Funds
-
Low
•
common
Dec
15%
preferred
Preferred
>
15%
.— 100
—*—r—..100
Power Se Paper
Abltibl
Jan
15%
—
>
Oct
15'A
—
Par
3V4
78
18%
;.!i:
100
'Canadian Ind Alcohol commun™.
*
Class B
—u.—
*
Canadian Locomotive new common_:±_*
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
Cockshutt Plow
—:
——*
?
Consolidated Mining &s Smelting
5
Consumers Glass
—!—*
Distillers Seagrams common
*
Dominion Bridge
—•
Dominion Coal preferred—_
...25
t
30
Sale Price
11%
120
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Steel
Sep.
STOCKS—
Jan
8
50
Textile
26
Last
1.85 May
75
285
Canadian Bronze common
New
Nov
Jun
Jan
.
17
Preferred
General
24
60
Canadian Breweries common
5%
24%
Sep
19
1,265
11%
"■
•
151% Mar
20
Nov
164
19
Steamship common
Electrolux
135
Friday
16% Mar
Jan
60
preferred
Dominion
14%
21
—_—100
Dairies
28%
Canadian
Jun
17
_——
Canada
Dominion
14%
23 y4
*
Class A
Cottons
28%
10
_
_
52% Aug
18% May
22%
*
Northern Power
Dominion
445
.
5
1
common.
Prefer:. 1
Canadian
10
52 %
22%
_—..100
Canada
New
,
52%
"•
•
*
*
*
:
r
21%
-
Y'
...
Power
Canadian
•
-
—
100
—
Mills
Canada Forgings
5'/o
.
& Paper class A
Cement
Sep
Montreal Curb Market
Dec
pfd
of Can
Building Products class A
Bulolo Gold Dredging
<—1
Canada
Sep
18 Vz
Dec
——
B
15
Oct
Dec
325
Columbia Power Corp A—
Calgary
98%
1,952
99
Ltd
Silk
Dec
15%
Dec
16%
Corp
Class
.
—
May
16
99
Telephone Co of Canada.
& Pwi'—
Bruck
113
Jan
15%
—100
*
..100
Brazilian Traction Lt
British
Jan
——-*
--
Bathurst Power
14
535
..10
new
Royal new
Jun
112
9
Anglo Can Tel Co preferred
Asbestos
980
17%
Nov
17
Jan
13%
113
common
Aluminum Co
435
14%
Jun
92
Jan
51/4
90
113
Preferred
Aluminium
11V*
Aug
250
_————100
;
Algoma Steel
20%.
Sep
15
14
17
.
15
10
.
_
_
High
LOW
•"
15 Vz
14% Sep
10
.
new
new
Scotia
Nova
Range for Year 1944
Low
Acme
v
Commerce
Funds
Week's
;
Banks—
Canadienne new
1.85 May
1.95 Mar
<
2.85 Nov
18
Oct
3.G5 Mar
21% Mar
Volum e
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4349
161
139
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday Jan. 5
■
•
For
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
7.47
Aeronautical Securities———1
Affiliated Fund
1»A
Inc.
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31.35
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1
12.73
10
12.29
13.43
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19.58
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21.64
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1.86
6.02
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54%
16'A
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Mfrs
10
57%
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Fire
4.31
American
Reserve
io
19%
20%
National
Casualty
American
Surety
25
9.17
10.85
;
25.10
27.51
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5.90
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62%
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10
37%
40%
7%
81 %
National Liberty
National Union Fire
20
25
6%
76%
100
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Fire
610
30%
Amsterdam
55'A
2
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26%
28%
10
27%
30
—10
44%
47'A
5
11%
13%
2.50
New Hampshire Fire
21%
23%
8
19%
21%
City of New York
10
18%
20%
11.69
Connecticut General Life
10
62%
64%
North
7.86
8.65
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5
45%
48 %
Northeastern
Crum & Forster Inc„
10
27%
29%
Northern
12.50
78 V2
33%
Pacific
Fire
25
97%
10
31%
58%
62%
Pacific
Indemnity Co
10
52
Phoanlx
49
85%
8.87
9.50
7.01
10.56
11.61
20
Fire Assn of Phila
7.72
io
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
10.44
Metals
Federal
10.89
Machinery
Employees Group
Employers Reinsurance
9.75
9.91
stock
7%
177
167
10.64
equipment—
58 "A
6»A
2
New Brunswick
635
/
4%
28'A
10
59%
New
6
4ya
8.01
13.37
2
47/a
4
10
Boston
11.92
12.17
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Y
12.73
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N
11.59
9.46
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Fire
Ins
2Va
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12.66
6.^2
2ya
ft 7.28
-
11.52
"i.55
;
1
Massachusetts Bonding-,
Merchant Fire Assur
Baltimore American
6.58
14.18
ft; 8.60
3.95
50%
Casualty
Re-Insurance
—_
10.65
Snares
Trust
Maryland
American of Newark
American
,5
Bankers & Shippers
stock
10
Trust Shares A
Foundation
12%
American
14.04
;
A—1
Fixed
13%
17%
11%
8.24
Diversified Investment Fund—
2.05
12%
16%
American Casualty
American Equitable
10
20
—
7.57
5.93
Chemical
23.30
8
Fidelity & Casualty_5
47%
North America
Knickerbocker
5.84
ft 8.30
-
1
Aviation
Insur Co of
Jtrsey Insurance of N Y
23%
7.49
—
Automobile
15.39
1
pfd
24.68
14.33
41%
77 -V
21%
;
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10
3.81
Fund
Agriculture
22.97
40%
73 %
io
American
Stocks Inc—
1
1
Fund
io
28
Life
Agricultural
27 Va
14
0
—
7.97
-
Building supply
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1.54
8.88
66%
35%
7%
7%
72%
Fire
—
6.79
stock series
New
Homestead
5.27
series—
series
England
52%
28%
16
89 %
38%
9
8%
76
5
141 %
49%
-i 7.24
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,
stock common
New
12%
133%
10
Home
Ask
Bid
Par
10
Aetna
1.40
8.21
1
'
Stock
4.10
Companies
Ask
Bio
Aetna Casual & Surety
4.16
•
25c
series—
stock
Insurance
Par
Aetna
series B shares
Low priced
6.75
i
Equity Corp $3 conv
25.37
11.84
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18.11
Fund
Stock
10.55
23.59
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Industrial
Howard-
&
Balanced
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series
Bell Teletype NY 1-953
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Inc—
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1
2.50
D
7.23
100
2d
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43.10
lOo
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99.80
42.24
National Security Series—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
C
6.59
voting shares
National
1
Fund-
Delaware
40 Exchange Place, New York 5, N.
5.91
97.80
Trust
Fund
Invest
(Colo)
50 %
2.34
1
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mod
AA
i
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2.34
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.
10
Fund
Bond Fund
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Mass
2.54
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AA
-5.32
•-
Mass
5.76
48%
1
—1
Corporate Trust Shares—
Members New York Curb Exchange
12.96
11.76
_
Fund—
Common
Nation-Wide
Consol
15.20
-
.
Maryland Fund Inc
143
5.30
28.04
13.82
Co.
&
Members New York Stock Exchange
25.18
25.54
-
—
SHASKAN
•
21.17
22.88
;
Looruis Sayles Sec
2,730
138
19,33
S-4
Manhattan
■
—
Loomls Sayles Mut Fund
10.91
12.14
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on
22.00
11.06
.
Knickerbocker
32.41
10.0.9
31.15
20.03
—.
S-3
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'4.00
•
1
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—
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107.52
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29.28
28.42
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-
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103.22
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i
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6
.,—5
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Boston
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13.94
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1
A Common
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15.15
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B-2
Quotations
Ask
v
-
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4.12
„
Bid
27.93
Keystone Custr-Man Funds—
Serfes B-l
4.50
ft 29'A
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc—
Bankers
Par
8.12
4.11
27%
10
Holding
AAmerex
Ask
48%
/
Fire
River
6%
6
5
10 %
Preferred Accident
168%
157
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New
83
102 V2
,
,5iy2
89'%
5
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14
10
32%
4'A
35'A
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29%
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4.76
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1
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36.49
39.24
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Capital Corp
General
General Investors Trust
Railroad
ft Aviation
—
shares
;—-
shares
—
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—
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——
,
shares—
6.91
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.7.51
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Industrial Machinery shares-
Institutional bond shares—•—
Series 1956—
I———
Low Price Shares
Mining shares—.
Railroad
—-
1958
shares—
—
5.51
8.24 '
Quarterly
9.96
Republic Invest Fund
8.04
1
7.31
6.54
4.11
4.53"
5.04
40c
'2.45
S'/bS—1974
Y
1974
Birmingham Electric 3s
New
Burl
&
Quincy 3%s__1974
104'A
104%
Conn Light & Power 3s
1974
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Commonwealth
80c '
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24.75
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90c
25.52
21.23
—
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22.37
17.80
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1974,
Florida Power & Light 3y2S_1974
7;81
20!46
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9.58
7.14
1977
3s
3%s
Florida. Power
23.21
8.76
——
Edis
1979
-
105%
New
107%
107%
Pacific Gas
1975
1973
106%
106%
108%
109'A
1970
111%
113
.—1958
106 Vi
107%
3 Vis
105%
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series E
—1980
106%
107ya
San
& Pow 2%s—1974
102%
103ya
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4Vis
"1.89
10
28.13
A Blair
&
13.69
13.99
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19.28"
17.67
—-1'
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26.43
America
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—100
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10
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_100
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113
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20
50
10
24%
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54%
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;
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100 1 ,770
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1945
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1947
1948
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12
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100 1,445
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Title Guarantee & Trust.,
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94
96
97
99
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90
1946
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100.3
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71
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1994
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1994
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Rio
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____:
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102%
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1947
104%
105 A
1961
133
134
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45
r
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21
23
_——_—
52
54
———;
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11,
February 1, 1945
23 /'
25
February 8, 1945
53
55
February 15, 1945
26%
56%
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27
23,
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1,
1945
March
0.32%
0.32%
1945—
1945
March 8,
0.28%
0.32%
15,
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1945
March 22,
1945
Maroh
1945
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bO.375,0.33%
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25
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February
1945
January 18, 1945
January 25, 1945
January
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific—
preferred —_———100
are
Treasury bills-
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quoted
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i
—
58%
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103.21
Issues
:
0.33rb
0.33%
29,
April 5,
1945
104%
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102.21
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—
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43
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102.19
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101.10
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1945
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101.8
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—
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2003
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if
5 %
1983
—
and
stocks
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st 4s
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tiy8%
Feb 15, 1943
sy4s
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—
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1945
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1945
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1
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1945
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of Indebtedness—
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..
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100.4
100.2
1945
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100
180
200
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200 >
52%
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;
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349 y 357
118
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100 1,705 -ft 1,755
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25
40 '
43
5*
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54%
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100
274
284
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57
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102
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87
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107
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102%
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1974
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109
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1970
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107
107 Va
102%
104%
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Narragansett
102%
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102
1974
103%
102
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101
100'A
103 V*
1974
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&
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Miss
1974
1
14.31
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1.03
—
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79'A
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4
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shares
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37 »A
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543
10
Westchester Fire—
42%
39%
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Calif-Oregon
13.06
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-
34%
126
38 Vb
48%
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105 %
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2.45
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51.75
2.33
;
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—
100
—
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12.70
101
~7.14
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10
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25.76
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28
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11.59
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25
32%
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84
4.37
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.
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10
28%
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4.57
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10.94
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20'A
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—:
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10
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1
6.38
11.57
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:
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Globe & Republic
1955
8.55
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7.68
37%
1953_-_——
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7.80
6.28
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91%
9.11
shares
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7.09
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North
68%
6.58
———-
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87%
6.98
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72
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Monday, January 8, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
140
,
,,
Week Ended Dec.
?THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
'!•
this week will show a
Bank clearings
'
.
decrease compared with a year ago.
Pre-
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 6, clearings for all
liminaryyfigures compiled by us,
indicate
of, the country,
cities
i:
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
week last year. Our preliminary total
against $11,533,874,781 for the same week in 1943. At this
Third
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$5,394,803,004
450,395,636
"575,000,000
Philadelphia—
York.
_
5.1
—
Federal
;
622,775,383
District—Cleveland
istrict—Clevel
3,682,542
2,639,642
"3,000,000
—
1.8
106,820,000
+
7.3
105,140,802
92,113,889
+
3.6
231,587,430
183.054,023
14,817,800
14,629,700
+
1.3
12,800,300
13.939,100
2,352,939
2,261,504
+
4.0
Youngstown
278,187,000
—12.0
267,202,791
—22.3
228,595,511
—22.5
135,745,523
$7,381,360,029
$8,035,750,887
...
Total
Fifth
Federal
8.1
—
1,727,935,495
—19.9
—10.2
District-
Reserve
—12.7
648,535,865
252,920,439
549,651,890
623,277,968
*
+ 16.6
2.065,996
;| /
1,721,308
+ 20.0
2,758,943
2,194,225
145,226,317
.4,4
161,431,082
121,254,855
37,524,008
—
r,
29,082,806
253,734,551
5.5
+
38,132,597
275,524,676
+ 22.3
30,679,709
267,560,499
Columbian-Washington-.
Federal
5.425,000
57,550,124
■
+ 24.6
;/..
(6 cities).
Sixth
6,568,000
74,718,080
Y;
5,339,000
69,643,649
138,777,713
Carolina—Charleston
District of
930,011
905,765
6,654,000
-
Maryland—Baltimore™.!
5.0
+ 16.4
81,230,154
.
Richmond
1,124,568
1,308,628
I",
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 23.8
—
£•
imond—
Virginia—Huntington
South
$10,956,093,956 $11,533,874,781
265,941,220
*
West
$9,763,686,382
1,770,188,399
2,730,352
1.8
—
0.3
+
; $8,764,875,165
2,191,218,791
566,097,832
2,417,784
3,567,013
2,077,864-
+39.6
298,162,165
198.087,604
(7 cities).
■
2,800,550
3,909,176
——
(Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
4 225,486,842
the week covered by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, in as
much as the week
figures are not available at time of going to press.
the last day of the week in all cases has to
be estimated.
District, the totals are smaller by
District the totals are larger by 9.9% and in the
II Sari; Francisco Reserve District by 6.4%,
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ji ; In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
|j 14.3&
590,355,944
CM* CSJ
-b
220,179,404
—12.0
In the Kansas City Reserve
of 2.3%.
Reserve
3,617,999
161,700,000
16.9^ in the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.1% and in the Minneapolis Reserve
District
622,616,354
636,530,197
Columbus
;
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
4; we are able to give the final and complete results for the week previous—the week
11 ended Dec. 30. For that week there was an increase of 12.3%, the aggregate of cleari l ings for the whole country having amounted to $10,653,933,617, against $9,487,284,091
|i in the same week in 1943. Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.7%, the bank
!iclearings at this center having recorded an increase of 22.0%. We group the cities
I; according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
|• it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show an
f\ improvement of 23.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of 5.1% and in the Philajidelphia Reserve District of 2.2%. The Cleveland Reserve District suffers a loss of
f112.7% but the Richmond Reserve District enjoys a gain of 5.5% and the Atlanta
! Reserve District of 5.7%. In the Chicago Reserve District there is an increase of
I
1
228,140,946
136,113,822
Accordingly in the above
2,092,965
5,391,600
115,171,368
176,094,561
Saturday and the Saturday
2,224,969
6,471,100
Cleveland—*
Total
^ends
33.4
+ 90.1
Cincinnati
—11.1
244,892,000
issue of next week.
—
Ohio—Canton
207,741,770
Complete and exact details for
+
Yvi 3,071,800
5,839,900
c'ties)
(10
Fourth
6.1
—
1,383,515,136
our
1,379,696
+
■y44-
Mansfield.—-
Baltimore
in
30.9
1
—10.8
Cleveland
!
+
1,589,785
2,120,355
—
—13.9
Pittsburgh™^.
..
1,534,343
3,010,959
1.364,796
+ 11.1
1,162.071
Jersey—Trenton
192,622,052
San Francisco.
:
1,788,134
2,576,357
'
143,900,000
,
1,886,027
605,000,000
74.2
+
514,277
1,500,199
.
2,170,568
Wilkes-Barre
351,499,370
St. Louis——
Total all cities, five days.
1.5
990,056
1,475,273
:•
572,000,000
26.7
610,000,000
171,872,130
-
524,312
+
1,724.878
490,341
403,035
1,503,042
-+
-
302,747,414
Boston
Kansas City__.
cities,
9.6
10.5
—19.9
1,393,100
—
Philadelphia
Total
$5,063,337,446
-
4
.+
%
1944
;
Chicago———
Ten
"/'--.f;
:
;
511,000,000
6
1945
425,660,886
Ending Jan.
Week
454,836
"
.
973,899
--i'"
Reading
New
Vk - "M:,'
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
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Our comparative
■*
S
903,141
Scranton
week ended Friday of 6.1%.
1941
1942
"
or
830,997
498,564
.
Chester
j standi at $10,956,093,956,
i; center there is a decrease for the
for the week follows:
Inc.
Dec. %
Bethlehem
Lancaster
summary
,i
District-—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Federal
■
Pennsylvania—Altoona
of the United States from which it is
j be 3.0% below those for the corresponding
J
1943
1944
V
i
30
;but in the Dallas Reserve
3.3
37,252,932
—14.5
.34,354,837
122,100,000
+ 12.4
12,198,285
12,600,684
2,492,849
44,533,181
48,758,237
41,748,777
4,499,674
4,318,393
333,802
212,290
77,039,325
72,719.420
AugustaMacon
Mobile—
:
Mississippi—Vicksburg—_.
Total
Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserve
1,550,000
1,410,199
38,380,972
29,212,000
+ 16.8
40,835,613
38,259.194
4,754,989
213,159
2,910,129
+ 57.2
r+
6.0
72,616,052
64,286.722
+
5.7
4.2
+
457,226
720,808
4,966,252
4,452.779
1,692,623
2,219,961
'
i
5,112,356
4,565,303
Lansing
+ 12.0
2,424,794
+
68.0
+
4.7
3,733,766
2,894,003
Indiana—Fort Wayne
:::
0.9
Bend
+
3.6
5,390,082
Haute
2,876,593
+
29,562.000
30,629,000
5,986.179
29,481,000
Indianapolis
Terre
280,051.425
356,766,257
+ 13.4
"500,000
567.065
41.
Rapids
South
176 658
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
2,402,067
2,680.654
*
7.0
+ 32.9
—
342,454,629
(10 cities).:
26,585,177
108,500,000
151,300,000"
+ 22.9
1,972,549
'47.904.347
Alabama—Birmingham—
+
2,027,636
2,621,303
Florida—Jacksonville
Louisiana—New
6,308.379
10.049,981
31,851,103
137,200,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
—
'HI
4,323,611
8,790,105
+
6.1
9,740,721
9,063,769
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
33,815,465
+
4.2
34.294,405
29,327,074
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
16,752,807
Sioux
9,327,883
v
Chicago-:
Decatur
Peoria
—
475,713,186
512,591,850
s
_
_
Rockford
:>
2,041,468
1.847.065
1,807.467
42.6
+
+
2,004.327
1,724,538
___
528.265
459,538,195
+ 32.6
4,276.518
_
■;
_
__
4,823.635
445,297
444,732,983
5.7
+
1,260,662
_
12,951,407
6,180,311
+ 36.5
386,012
,i
1,405,366
14,745.091
7.1
—
6,301,025
Illinois—Bloomington-6,-w.
1,694,293
6.6
—31.2 '
2,465,070
City
Springfield
CLEARINGS
SUMMARY OF BANK
District—Atlanta—
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
—
I4,692.171
4.842.604
1.9
1,829,229
2,013.202
9.2
1,798,546
1,669,744
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Federal
r.!-
o"
•;v
Districts
Reserve
Boston
2d vNew
4tlt,blcveland
I;
7th
Chicago
9th
5,342,882,500
+
23.0
4,895,659,204
"
636,580,197
622,616.354
"
556,097,832
648,535,8J35
267,560,499
253,734,551
J ,11th Dallas
622,775,383
549,651|90
5.5
+,
275,524.676
225,486,842
•.
351,930,158
242,454.629
5.7
356,766,257
6.9
568,869,061
2.1
280,061,099
-188,990,655
173,103,747
257.289,421
—14.3
242,338,050
200,993,109
133,253,654
121,306,370
9.9
115,578,797
109.593,960
'6
+
457,300,184
+
6.4
495,223,519
361,065,876
10,653,933,617
9,487,284,091
+
12.3
9,024,338,050
8,036,256,819
4,356,043,384
4,323,825,382
+
0.7
4,279,807,448
3,859,884,928
486,743,639
Cl^VngV at-
Ninth Federal
Lowetl-^l____.
PaUl
::+
538,209
>
+
5.7
3,937,087
3.497,532
+
6.0
346,437,640
328,724,916
833,612
387,324
1,179,863
4,501.241.
.
900,8494! ::
+22.4
4,575,974.
2.8
—
Rhode
Total .(12
5,546,384
21,681,600
820,779
Island—Providence—
Hampshire—Manchester
18,522,624
5,835,842
—
>
.t:.
—20.8
4.829,269
130,814,406
43,633,710
43,708.849
3,191,795
2,848.214
+
1,242,004
1,247,296
—
1,005,630
991,898
4,427.208
.188,990,655
Dakota—Fargo—
Dakota—Aberdeen
;
Montana—killings
'
Helena—
902,000
280,061,099-,il<I.^35,873,5
Vv;,Jx"'
(7 cities).
3,618,082
3.335,446
3.9
114.887.768
16.887,768
0.2
44,216,548
37,421,418
12.1
2,720,256
2,857.996
0.2
1,182,917
1,068,356
4,550,723
193,290,408
'
;
;
.
-.+
3,826,691
South
.
+
—
941,714
+
2.3
-
886,351
5,536,462
+
3.735,522
173,103,747
'146,192,857
+
32.2
'
\%U.. 4,782,464
5
18,111,642
18,600.661
5.2
6.822,292
7,306,997
+ 12.6
19,972,500
21,087,700
540,798
+ 51.8
593.965
940,352
5.1
407,484,719
6.7
1.568,425
1,724,772
2,652,681
6,514.885
+ 16.1
5,041,898
169,938,606
—17.0
167,012,235
4,615,8q?
148,126,011
—13.6
4,770,279
3,767,526
+ 17.9
295,717
348,041
+ 27.0
665,117,
5.391,888
"900,000
-
Springs.
760,510
+
6,241,679
965,767
—
Total (9 cities).
220,516,808
Federal
Eleventh
763,554
,
„
257,289,421
—14.3
242,338,050
Reserve District—Dallas-
-
752,202
200.993,1091
"■
109,684,000
Dallas
12.286.895
Worth
Fort
1,687,158
99,174,000"
2,641,737
Texas—Austin
"11,000,000
Wichita
391,314,004
Total
.■
: tl"
■"•it :
;;
+ 56.6
2,865.783
3,496.414
+ 10.6
93,062,329
86,248,212
+ 11.7
10,830,292
9,463,351
3,345,000
2,879,000
+
4.2
1,864,000
1,243,126
1,025,099
+
21.3
1,135,685
1,676,079
7,397,836
5,541,113
+ 33.5
5,820,708
5,364.904
133,253,654
121,306,370
9.9
115,578,797
2.3
83,444,250
"3,000,000
—!
Galveston
Falls
———
Louisiana—Shrevcport
+
98,478
2,497,231
39,219,343
7,565,325
141,124,892
■
371,854,910
184.398
3,475,823
59,167,811
3,495,064
3,339.137
—19.3
+
89.4
6.0
+
2,831,376
City—.
—;
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
—
—13.0
3,223,648
G6,125,590
:
—
Missouri—Kansas
St.
1,068,268
113.181
3,315,157
57,309,224
——
'•
.
19,260,700
390,763,819
cities).
+.?2,1
.
944,756
973,102
9.3
+
"
2,585,393
14.955,803
—
—
X.9
.4,052.860
443,270
541.683
—16.1
4,630,306
3,418,449
II Worcester™™™..—i™—™
Haven—
;:?80,978,652
Pueblo
""
New
926/451
3,751,495
1,289,732
Springfield..—
New
.
"325,000
rr—•——
—
Wichita
,
314,078.202
—
jXJonngfiticut—Hartford-
35,962,370
.,7.93,000
+,
135,963,430
MinneapolisFit.
Kansas—Topeka
789,829
+ 23.6-
332,883,458
New .Bediord-
I
59,218,158
48,581,674
'in 1.9
■
District—Minneapolis—
urnana
3.966.208
—
Reserve
Lincoln
1,020.584
•j:
71,977,425
Minnesota—Duluth
$
' .iv'
;'-
'•
'665,123
\ Main^Bahgor.
j' Portland'
jjj
7.8
882,000
'WW
1941
$
Dec. %
$ -
$
'
—
+
43,437,885
Nebraska—Fremont
1942
Inc. or
on—
Fall "River
69,058.767
907,938
/..p'.y I'.'i
for each city for the
Ended Dec. 30
1943
1944
•'
II
139,900,000
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Week
v.'ijl
Massachusetts—Boston
158.600,000
286,981,270
:
■
North
j week'erided Dec. 30 for four years.
I
0.7
42,617,283
cities)
■
Total
J-JYe.; now add our detailed statement showing the figures
1;
+
.
;
193,290,468
10
(4
235,873,528
220,516,808
Out^jde New York City—
167,600,000
74,472.906
—
Tennessee—Memphis—
Illinois—Quincy
r
Total
230,978,652
286,981,270
110 cities
168.800,000
Louis
572,126,480
7
—
572,126,480
280,051,425
599,340,000
.146,192,857
.
568,869,061
.
Missouri—St.
Kentucky—Louisville---.
2.3
San. Francisco
Total
590,355.944
623,277,968
2.2
+
—12.7
9
Minneapolis
6.9
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
640,436,200
4
.
+
4,341,131,465
pc',17
i|10tti' Kansas City____™—
i'12th
6.469,779,073
**.+
——
599,340,000
(17 cities)
391,314,004
10
—
Louis
BthBt.
407,484,719
6
-iiL_*L3"10
6th Atlarita1
I
5.1
"
—
{: 5th Richmond —$4+
a
+
7
Philadelphia
3d
Total
S
S
:
371,854,910
12
—
%
390,763,819
12 cities
——
York-
Dec.
$
Week Ended Dec. 30
1st
1941
1942
Inc. or
1943
1944
(6 cities).
+
109,593,960'
uzin
■itt!
Second
New
w York—
Federal Reserve District—New York-
9,194.524
61,228,000
1,086,482
Buffalo
953,359
69.1
6,841,250
6,113.040
—17.0
1,671,474
55,879,000
Binghamton
5.437.624
1,386;543
!
York—Albany—
1,506,938
1,620,014
51,291,221
54,100,000
989,972
890,640
+
—
8.7
Twelfth
Federal
Rcscrv^'^istrict—San Francisco—•
Jamestown
New
■
—
York
j.
1,024,214
5,163,358,709
Syracuse——
-
,
Ntw'
Jersey—Montclair-
'6,093,336
o,385,390
-
6,199,719
6,240,317
L—
479,434
402,096
27,005,196
31,370,904
' Ne wark—
•
46,576,203
Northern New Jersey
Total
(13 cities).,
—
—
+
12,894,597
12,748,911
Rochester
"Connecticut—Stamford
A
930,474
6,297,890,233
...
—-
+ 11.9
57,244,784
6,469,779,073
5,342,882,500
1,316,977
1,357,290
4,744.435,593
4,176,371,891
0.3
11,668,521
12,205,501
+.13.1
5,394,895
6,337,858
0.7
5,691,233
5,691,291
—
,
9.2
22.0
+
—16.1
452,850
552,526
16.2
27,533,498
38,536,256
50,937,473
4,895,659,204
4,341,131,465
Lake
59.150,661
27,260, 523
+
2.4
27.344,560
23,080,150
+
2.9
7,347,848
4,335,469
t
Jose„.
251,385, 000
3,784, 191
4,468, 793
6,540,780.;
3,240,222
\
5,246,250
3.0
3,089,060
3,682,753
+ 14.3
290,685,000
198,305.414
+
48.7
4,210,099
4,050,244
—
2,102,834
——
1,583, 223
+
32.8
1,930,296
1,872,813
"4,500,000
Santa Barbara
;
7,140, 868
287.243,000
*
Francisco
Stockton™.
1,450,320
73,617,477
5,627,652
Pasadena
San
59,824,352
+ 40.5
-—11.7
27,923,493
ill
City—
California—Long Beach—^
San
—
1,753, 551
72,212, 959
4,024, 453
+
11.8
2,911,677
2,613,017
457,300,184
+
6.4
24,948,941
—18.6
Utah—Salt
83,686, 623
2,463,524
63,429,406
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
Elmira——
81,770,413
iiiaxsiauLli
Washington—Seattle
+
+
23.0
Total
(10
cities)—
Grand Total (110
Outside New York
•Estimated.'
cities)
486,743,639
1—
——
10,653,933.617
___
,.*
■
4,356,043,384
9,487,'284.091
£12.3
4,323,325,382
+ 0.7
495,223,519
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Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4349
161
CANADIAN
MARKETS
LISTED
WEEK ENDING
RANGE FOR
141
DECEMBER
29
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
'M..,.,
'
•••>
•
■
,
14 %
15
v:. 98%
98%
98%
—"
101%
15
Ltd
—;
Aluminum Co of Canada
Asbestos
Bell
—___
Telephone
Brazilian
85
53
21'A
21%
436
14%
14%
595
38
151% Mar
22%
*
21
22%
21
20%
.—
*
11%
11%
11%
19
Walker Gooderham
18(4
18%
Dec
23'A
Jun
Weston
17%
51
17%
Cement
——*
9
100
common
Preferred
24%
24
Northern Power
Canada
Steamship common.....
5 c!o
preferred——.
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
11%
Dec
20%* July
Canadian Car & Foundry
20% May
15(4
New
preferred
preferred
Old
6
100
18
15
Jan
15
—
"B"
Class
Locomotive
Canadian
Aug
9%
Apr
12%
4
40
3%
Dec
72
25
57 34
Feb
77
Nov
22
22
5
20%
Jan
22%
Nov
10% Dec
100
.100
105% 105%
100
5(4 July
15
Feb
130
Jun
35
100
103
100
Dec
100(4
Dec
6%
5%
6(4
954
5
Sep
67%
!l00
;
66%
67%
HO
62
Jan
7(4 Mar
69(4
Oct
.10
15(4
Sep
15
15
15
14%
Sep
..10
14(4
14%
14%
228
14
Dec
15
Sep
.10
17%
17%
17%
200
15%
Oct
18(4
Sep
28%
28%
75
26
Sep
30
Oct
15
15%
521
14%
Oct
15%
Sep
89
'
—
Scotia——
Royal
-a—
.10
.
-
.10
—a—a.——„—.
-
Feb
40
40%
95
31%
Jan
40%
Dec
8
8
1,370
11%
28%
29
30%
45
-
V
Apr
12
Dec
25
Jan
29
Dec
20
27
Jan
30%
Dec
235
158
26%
'
6%
6%
..
'
36
30
26%
33%
50
6%
17%
:
Jan
47
r;V
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
y?v/-' Par
6(4
cum
7 %
cum
preferred
Low
& Paper common..!./.*
preferred..—.
w4__100
Abitibi
Dec
27%
Oct
35
Jun
Aluminium Ltd 6%
_,___
47
49Yi
143
143
100
Feb'
5
Jan
7
Dec
18
Dec
Brown
6% July
•
1,350
24
43
:,'5?% Nov
-
GO
Jan
143 -V
110
Jan
119%
Dec
"45
. ..
Jan
2%
75
:
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Dec
C
25
2.30
45
Company common—1
4% July
Apr
25
24
2.20
High
Apr
20
:
3(4
3(4
V
2.30
2%
27
910
„
119% 119%
Bathurst Power & Paper Co Ltd •"B"„*
British American Oil Co Limited.——*
Dec
17%
Low
■"
2%!:
2%
48
preferfed.ilOO
cum
Range for Year 1944
High
27,4
Power
■
Oct
Jan
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
5%
190
Week's
Friday
Dec
158>:
26
50
;
..
24%
675
6(4
6%
6'A
17%
<
141% May
> v.
■/•'"..45
33(4
•Ixrri'-
Canadian Funds
Dec
8
Montreal Curb Market
Jun
45%
■■
V ;V;V
46
8%
••Jan
585
11%
Jan
41
535
45%
—•"
5%
•.
406
,
44%
•_*
(new)
Jan
105%
(old)—..
Jan
Jun
5
*
—
Jan
7%
4
Aug
12
*
*
Canadian Industrial Alcohol com
15
•.,9
4
158
—*
preferred—.:
Canadian Foreign Investment-
10%
10
Jan
150
100
Canadian Cottons common—
Dec
5
10%
Dec
Dec
1.780
30%
.
13%
13%
10%
72
Canadienne
Dec
21
7%
29
Canadian Celanese common———*
7%
9%
120
'
Apr
11%
7
11%
25
25
,f»
Jan
103% May
11%
'
8
0
—
6%
1,466
21
44%
common
Jun
22
Montreal
40%
1a—
76
20
13%
—:
preferred
Commerce
120
7
*
common—
——
Jan
76
'
BONDS—
Jan
11%
^ j.
Corp———*
*
—50
69
Dec
76
8%
Jan
Jan
8
120
:
common——*
Foundries
Iron
Canada
69(4 Aug
110
10%
Preferred
Jun
Jan
15%
.
Feb
69
& Worts com..
—
(Geo)
3(4
21
panada Forging class "A".———*
Canada
9%
9
(4
120
■
63
69
Winnipeg Electric common—
Nov
Nova
Canada
11(4
76
125
Preferred- (new)——
16% Mar
164
Nov
480
—■
53
Preferred.
1.85 May
55
18%
115%
Jun
130
United Steel Corp..
Dec
Sep
665
*
5
—I
Products "A"_———
Gold Dredging.—
20%
133
2%.
2%
2%
*
High
May
11(4
——
Dec
Jan
47
1,886
1C8
11%
*
162
162
*
—
Building
Bulolo
14%
Low
4,080
69
City Rapid Transit common.
102
18% May
13% Jan
'
Corp "A"
—
Mills—:
Silk
B-ruck
—
21%
Power
"B"
Class
—
Twin
Range for,Year 1914
High
115%
115
11'4
a
—-—
101%
96% Jan
10
Light & Power
Traction
Columbia
British
Sep
♦
common......
—
115
Shares
98% Dec
160
100
„
16
Jan
53
*
._*
Corporation
Bathurst Power & Paper "A"
Jan
———.
Brothers.—.
Tooke
Dec
9
215
50
Canada
of
Co
Preferred
89
■:!
ioo
101%
Steel
11% Jun
5(4 Jan
650
1
:
101(4 102
101
V
preferred—100
Anglo Canadian Tel Co preferred
Range for Year 1944
Low
Hign
225
.9%
'
—100
——__*
_
Aluminium
Shares
Low
.100
Power—:
Canada
Southern
High
9%
common.——*
Algoma Steel common
Preferred
Low
Par
-v
.
Acme Glove Works Ltd
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
V
Simpsons preferred--
for Week
Range
East
of Prices
Par
Sales
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Funds
Friday
'''
■■■■
East
Exchange
1,644
1.55
•
4% Mar
Mar
20
■
24
Dec
2.40 July
Apr-
-
Pacific
Canadian
13
12%
13
49 %
4834
491/2
33
32%
33
39 &
25
Ry—;
39(4
2,365 /
Preferred
:
10%
Jan
14
39
•
Jan
55(4 July
Canada
&
—100
Northern
July
'
Calgary Power Co Ltd 67o
Consolidated Mining &
Glass.——
Consumers
Cork
Crown
Smelting.—5
Seal
&
—*
Co
v;
400
170
27%
Jan
33
Dec
Canada
11
'
29%
Feb
39(4
Dec
7"/o
Power
105% 105%
pfdj..l00
Ltd—.*
cum
Dominion Sugar
Co
•25
31
45
Dec
104 :1 Aug
12
v"-.-
>May
107
! Feb
860.
20
Jan
746
24%. 25'4
73
Nov
25(4
Dec
.
-
Corp Ltd•
100
preferred
100
'
•98% 100%
> 100%
Deo
'
*
—*
—25
Dominion Bridge———
Dominion Coal preferred
,
42
401/2
—
*
Distillers Seagrams common
9
42
.175
•'■■■' '453 '
30
31
u%
31
12%
■"
Canadian
General
Canadian
Industries
33(4
Feb
42 "1
23%
Jan
31
11 %
325
Oct
14-
Jan
Canadian Light & Power Co
10%
Dec
Canadian
Dec
July
it
Investments Ltd.
Ltd
'•
13%
65
159
159
11%
12
2.00
2.00
505
70c
75c
26
—
■*
100
10(4
46
13%
#
"B"
Jan
15
Dec
13%
145% May
45
■'
v Aug 1
166
15%
May*
Apr :
;
'
Dominion Dairies
common..;
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion
Stores
"B"
Coal
Steer &
Dominion
9
25
Ltd
*
—
!:
;•
Textile
common
*
—.
100
Preferred
.—I
Corporation!
Enamel
—; —
———1.
_*
*
&
"B"_
Class
Dec
13(4
Dec
Cassidy's
68
Apr
74-.-
Feb
Catelli
155
Feb
;
J50
Food
Celtic
'
4
ii_
Products. Ltd
*
"
k'k 6
100
6%
.6%. May
.8
,;t
%
': 5
5
50
5 * T
••
21
.—*
20
•
200
14(4
Preferred
Sep
:'
Dec ~
7
Jan
Jan
22(4
'
'
'■'
4
Alcohols
4
Ltd—
>.
"
'r>
3(4. Jan
5
Consolidated Paper
Corp
!.
Ltd
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••
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63/8
10
:
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1,000
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Sep ;
"10c
12 v
183
■
-
8%
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9
29(4
9
29(4
:
60c
..!
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Sep ;
.
•> -44 "
Jan
5(4
:•
•:
Jan
4-vf Jun
"
- -
Aug'
2%
*,
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'
Dec
12
-•2% Mar
V
44 '
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67%
Feb
101
35c
•'
35
!•" 3(4'
8% Aug
Jan
2
-
'
44
3%
70(51 Mar r'
•
"40
•
109
;
4
2% Mar
'
May-
4% May
•
20
75
•
Jan
1.85
50c
'
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-
;
,
11%
! '35c
100
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Sep
1
Dec ~
3% July
...
•/ >-
Dec
,9y2
Nov
r
20
14%
Apr
21
/NoV
810
8%
Jan
11
Dec
85
Jan
100
93
Jan
103
;/2i
4
6%
: 11%
common!. ~L*
Claude Neon Gen Advert
9(4 Dec
May
4%
'to
23 %
231/2
23 %
•53
•
L
Knitting Co Ltd.—
6
52
6%.
•
>
—1
common
•
'
.380-
.
6 '/a
Nov
164
4
! Canadian Vickers 7% preferred—i.
Limited
:
v; V.4'.
4
com!.
preferred-
cum
14%
Jan
•
.„1
Co
"
——•
—;
,
Foundation Co of Canada
'
5%
9% July
Jan
8
14
'
.
12%.
63,4
Apr
9
105
72
12 v,'
•
12%
,
Heating Products—
English Electric ."A"
17
50
Marconi
Canadian Pwr & Pap Inv Ltd
26%. July
Apr
400
V
8(4 .>*%
•
Dryden. Paper—i
Electrolux
121/2
161J% 161(4
161%
22
2,326
•
14'4
i-71%
72
4 (4 Mar
25
8'/a
■
14 (A
•
3
/
I2V2
v
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Dominion
26
77V
8'/a
•
9
26
*
Dominion
24
Jan
33
Jun
38
38
110
28%
Jan
39 %
Nov
; 15%
15%
35
13(4
Oct
15%. Pec
3(4
Engineering Works Ltd..—*
!
50
.
.
,
_
"
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Gatlneau
;
5%
•
Power Co
preferred—
preferred.
100
—100
5%%
General
Steel
Wares
Prefeired
Gurd
8(4
8%
6%
5%
71/4
22%
110%
21(4
22%
Hudson
Mining—'—;
Bay
Industrial Acceptance
Preferred
Nickel of Canada
International
Preferred
Power
International
Dec
11%
Dec
Aug
25
25%
725
23(4
Apr
26%" Jun
35
5%
36
450
20
Jan
38
25
Dec
75
Fraser
36
13(4
International
5(4
125
2%
Jan
6
International
26
26
29
19(4
Sep
28
Dec
Jan
22%
Dec
Int'l
50
50
20
48
Apr-
50
Jun
Lake
22(4
22(4
25
16(4
Jan
24
Dec
11%
12%
1,080
106(4 Mar
112
Dec
26(4 Mar
32
Paints
(Can)
Ltd "A"..*
Utilities Corp common..*
Foundation 6r/c cum cv pfd.j—50
25'A
75
21
Mar
27
Sep
10
100'/2 100 »/2
St
John Power
&
Paper.——*
Mar
100'4
Nov
McColl-Frontenac Gil.6%
12
Jan
18(4
Nov
Melchers
22
Jan
30(4
Dec
Minnesota
31(4
1,037
28
Apr
35 (4
Jun
Montreal
Island Power Co
231/2
A 22 /•
1,121
24%
Dec
Montreal
Refrig & Storage v t
Dec
22
Moore
101
101.
14(4
21(4. / 2,165
291/2
33
Jan
19%
20
22%
106
Mar
&
cum
Dec
200
>
23
Jan
13
Jan
425
/
pfd—100
pfd.
Apr
17
Nov
19%
Jan
22(4 May
15
103(4
106 (4
:V/8
Feb
9(4
Jun
9%
Jun
9'/a
12%
25c
Jan
Aug
10(4.i Dec
13
Dec
25c
12
2%
2%
60
60(4
33 (4
33 (4
com.
Sep
25c'
Sep
39 (4
.
,
40
'20.
10
•
Dec.
Apr
:
Dec
July
43
90
435
"94
39
Dec1
60(4
39
Oct
,33
45
2%
Jan
46(4
140
'
■
Dec
98
Sep
'
94
■
"
*
5'/a
6
540
5
Mar
6
Dec
Southern Canada Pwr 6 7o cum pfd__100
Windsor Hotel ..._—i
26(4 Aug
16% Nov
105%
106
4
103
Sep
106
May
22c
22c
894
5
5
47
7(4
7(4
8
16c
Sarnia Bridge Co Ltd "A''
;
;
,
Nov
1.65
5
-
60
107
Jan
Sep
7%
1,930
_*r
.
10
25
12%
25c
5
United Securities Limited
Oct
106(4'
9%
12(4
10
Paper...
300
5
Dec
15(4
625
'
Limited
Ontario
..Corporation Ltd—__'
___*
65 NC part 2nd pfd_/._50
Quebec Pulp & Paper 1% pfd—
10Q
Reliance Grain Co Ltd preferred——*-
Dee
115
Distilleries
Power Corp
Jan
33.
Jan
15
16
101
Apr
900
109V2 109'/}
26(4
261/2
16
Apr
76
46
•
20%.
13%
,2
22
'
96
5% May
16
21%
12%
pfd.100
cum
30
:
■
Dec
16
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common.;.*
Maritime Tel & Tel Co Ltd common—10
-Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5%
125
181/4
'
July
15% July
13(4 July
29 V
Dec
Dec
Dec
Jan
18 «/4
Jan
7%
Apr
29
■V
4
9%
10(4
*
Companies Limited common. :.*
■.- >
.
Apr
12%
18%
*,
Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd "A".1—.*
480
i
Aircraft Ltd
Fleet
105(4 Nov
1,441
*
8c Sons Ltd
8(2
Apr
130
1,195
a_100
(John A)
Jan
1.279
3%
12%
Lake of the Woods Milling common—*
Lang
1,300
11%
3Vb
131
30(4
common
8%
UVa
13(4
15
Preferred
7%
11%
30
Ltd—JLJ_*'
Co
8(4
*
121/2
aa_—_ul00
:—,
!_—*
13 '/a
com
International Paper common
International Petroleum
Dominion Woollens common
May
5
5,222
•v-
/ Donnacona Paper Co Ltd—
30
25
—
6(4
38
—20
—J
Dec
251/2
*
,
125
Malting
Dec
,/
13 %
12%
!
100
—
Preferred
Dec
5,561.
110(4 111
Corp common..*
International Bronze common
Aug
75
Dominion
17% Aug
30
*
;
Imperial Oil Ltd
-a-*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com—
5
100
5
—*
100
,
11% Mar
50
:
•
._*
Howard Smith Paper common
555
75
—*
_
.Preferred
104
75
j
:45
:::: !
17'4
75
200
.
103
104
—100
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine..;
Bridge.
Hamilton
-
99
V;
16
104
—100
preferred—-.
99
103"
17%
:'
11
101/2
99
—*
common
—
(Charles)
10%
—*
common
:
-
Southmont Investment—
Massey-Harris
—*
—
McColl-Frontenac Oil—
Mitchell
(Robert)
Montreal
Lt
—
Car
Ottawa
Power
Price
26
22
22.(4
28
40
26
40
39
40
425
*
common
Aircraft—
27
16
_*
—
Bight Heat & Power com...100
of Canada
;
& Co
Ltd
preferred..;
■
-35%<
Paper preferred—.
100
St Lawrence Corporation common.—*
Preferred "A"—
"
——50
27/s
see
19%
Dec
the
details
NOTICES
General
M.)
(A.
Central
Rhebem
Pacific
Co.,
Ry.,
Theatres
7%
OF
called
preferred
1st
ref.
,\
4 (4 c
1,000
2 (4c
Jan
25%
Jan
17
Jun
Kirkland
4%
Feb
Mines
Ltd
1
Gold
—*
Rand
5%
Lake Shore Mines
9
Mar
Jun
Jan
93
Jan
305
12
May
6
99
36(4
Jaai
105
3c
Jan-
7(4jc
8c
3,800
4(4c
Jan
100
Gold
,
.15(4
Feb
200
80c
Dec
58
300
56(4 May
8c
8c
1,800
1.20
1.20
100
5C
5c
100
68c
68c
1.100
,.-66c
63C
63c
63c
1,000
42c
Mar
62C
60c
62c
9,700
56c
Dec
2.38
2.38
100
2.25
Dec
4.35 Aug
Feb
5.00 May
Nov
3.65 Mar
a1<
8C;
1
Sherrltt-Gordon
——
46% Apr
13(4 May
65
Oct
18%
Dec
23
21(4
25
Ltd.A.
Ltd
Waite
Mines...;
Amulet
—
:!—.1
Jan
7c
Dec
1.08
63
•
^ July
15c
July
'
1.20
Dec
3 (4 c
Jan
8c
May
Jun
,90c
July
1
4.65
4.65
1,000
4.55
_*
Ltd
Mines
/ Home Oil Co Ltd—
Nov
1
—1
Steep Rock Iron Mines—
•
20% July
17
Nov
290
July
May
90c
—__1-
Stadacona
Dec
15c
-18c
58
Mines—
Mines
30% July
23 %c
17
Queenston
Gold
July
90c
Shawkey Gold Mining Co Ltd—
Siscoe
Dec
9c
5
Dec
Mines
19 (4 c
Dec
13 (4c July
__.l
.1
Mines Ltd—
Pandora Cadallic Gold Mine4 Ltd
3% July
Jan
1,500
Aug
15%
■! 2(4 Mar
3,500
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Dec
101
100
20c
7 (4 c
1
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
8
Oct
25
25%
20c
7 (4 c
25%
1.00
_1
Ltd
5(4 Mar
Jun
'
_1
Ltd——
Jan
.7
300
18
-Feb
Page
.—Feb
bonds,
due
5s__
$2753
*
*
*
*
28
1
1949
Feb 28
—a—Jan 15
REDEMPTION
/
:>
•
;
Date
Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 4% bonds, due
Columbia Power Corp., Ltd.—
1st ref. & collat. trust 4%s, due I960—
1951—. .Mar
1965
,
oate
Page
•
.
/
$2393
Page
1
12754
3.00
3.10
700
2.85
1.20, Dec
1.25 July
74 (4c
Dec
1st mtge. 4s,
due
1st mortgage 4
Jan
15
$2755
Feb
1
3
3(4% bonds, ser. E, due 1996. Feb
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
.Mar
V" 1st'& ref. mtge. 4(4% bonds, series D, due 1962
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., 1st mtge. 3 (4s, due 1966. Feb
Ref. and improv. mtge.
,
1
1
$2539
1
4
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co.—
St.
Joseph
■■-'
'
15
$2756
1
$2756
.Jan
15
$2757
.Jan
31
'
Flintkote Co.,
preferred stock
stock
Lefcourt State Building, N. Y. City—
1st mortgage 4(4%
leasehold bonds—
Hecht
Co.,
Lukens
$4.50 cumul.
4(4%
Steel
—_
preferred
Co.,
4% %
debentures,
due
—
•U
States
Power
Co.
1st
mortgage 5(4s,
due 1972
r
Company and Issue—7.
Chicago
_Jan
—
1952
—_.
8
$2758
9
Feb
,.-
1st mtge. 4(4s, due
—
Feb
series A, due 1971——Feb:»:t
& Electric Light Co.—
25-year 6% mtge. bonds, series A, due 1948———Feb
10
Eastern
1
1st mtge. 5%
•
1
bonds, due 1954_Jan 22
1
Power Co.—
mortgage 5(4%
Oregon Light &
Refunding & collat.
Gait Brass Co.,
,
.Feb
$2548
ir$2654
$2644
$1629
1.5
«
.
bonds.—
Mar
Inc. bonds, due 1950_Feb
$4.50 preferred stock_ --_--w.Jan
Ltd., 1st & ref. 5%
General Fopds Corp.,
—'
$2548
I $2336
Page
—Date
1955—Jan' 31
Burlington & Quincy RR.—-
1st and refunding mortgage 5s,
Deerfield Packing Corp.,
$2080
10
■
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
Arkansas Western Gas Co.,
(Wis.)-
3 (4 s, due 1964—
Philadelphia Electric Power Co.—•
2
Danbury & Bethel das
McCord Radiator & Mfg. Co., 6% debentures, due 1948 Feb
Mercantile Properties, Inc., sec. 4(4% bonds,, due 1963 .Feb
1st mortgage
Feb
due
':1 <)??.
4
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.,'gen. & ref. mtge. 7% bonds. .Jan
.Feb
Empire Gas & Fuel Co., 3 (4 % debentures, due 1962
(4s, due 1979
Heat & Power Co.— v
$2398
1
bonds, series E, due 1969
Page
Ry., Light,
mortgage 4(4 s,
,
1
mortgage 3%%
,
it;,v
1947
—Feb 1
Salmon River Power Co., 1st mortgage 5s, due 1952
Feb
1
Shell Union Oil Corp., 3%% debentures, due 1961
Jan >15
Simmons Co., 4% debentures, due 1952Feb 1
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc., 1st pfd. stock
Feb" 5
Springfield City Watered., 1st mtge. 4s, ser. A, due 1956 Apr >:l
1st
■
J Feb
1st mtge. 5(4s, series A. Apr
1st
Cleveland Union Terminals Co.,
Date
Company and Issue—
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp.—
British
Northern
,
American, British & Continental Corp.—
' •
5 %- debentures, due, 1953—Feb1 1
4c
13%
58%
TENDER
stock
mortgage
PARTIAL
Ltd—!
Duquesne
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd—
Oct
1st mortgage refunding bonds—Feb 28
Company and Issue—
Jan
Dome
22
for
stock
common
1st mtge.
Corp,,
Southern Pacific RR.,
2 (4 c
Dec
May
Date
Corp.,
1,000
July
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Company and Issue—
American
Byers
6c
July
13
given in the "Chronicle."
were
6c
26
285
redemption,
Including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which
Aug
Ltd—•—.1
60
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks
common
July
69c
Sep
27%
Notices
and
31c
Oct
71c
Feb
Company and Issue—
preferred
Jan
39c
Jan
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
a
15c
1,000
1,500
16c
139.
page
Below will be found
2,500
40c
Jan
100
Dec
80c
15(4
1,686
7(4
40c
*
—
23 y2
19(4
;•
Jun
Mines
Central Cadillac Gold
17%
18
common
footnotes
For
Jan
57%
58(4
5(4 Man
4%
Mines
Cartier-Malartic Gold
23
Lawrence Paper preferred
100
Shawinigan Water & Power——
*
Breweries
Dec
13(4
225
/
Mar
30c
Jun
80C
1
48(4
;
3
2%
40
18%
St
Sick's
•?
Jan
19
•
105" 105
-
33
100
15(4
14%.
151/4
May
2
1
Aumaque Gold Mines
1,265
101
101
*
Rolland
351/2
•
-
Aubelle Mines Ltd
Dec
50.
a
17c
—1
Corp Ltd.__
Copper
Dec
29
420
8',4
6(4.
34
1
Aldermac
Dec
40
Sep
120
5
6'4
100
Quebec Power,
-
8(4
*
common
16.
5
6%
.
28
Jan
19(4
100
'
.'
STOCKS—
230
-
27%
,
Jan
MINING
710
v
51(4
,51
51 %
Deo
22c
100
Jun "
23(4
35
•
3,157
23
23
*
*
_*
common
19(4
il8%
19%
*
27%
Apr
18
86
Jan
18%
70
_*
-16
5
26
Corp
Bros
335
28
Car Corp
Products
6%
3,076
.40
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ottawa
241/2
22
26
Noranda Mines Ltd
Steel
,
26
40
National Breweries common
Ontario
•849>
1
25
Tramways
Ogilvie Flour Mills
■
■
100
Montreal Loan & Mortgage
National Steel
9
*
Cons
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal
9
81/2
9
*
—
Power
Ht &
8(4
8%
*
Hphpntures.
due
1956
Jan
1
Y
31
$2646
$2757
142
Company and Issue—"
;
.
Page
Date
.
Eastern
bonds, due 1948
preferred
mortgage 4%
1st
Hackensaek
Water
$1969
$2543
preferred'stock:—X.XXXX—XiX—XXXMar 31
America— \,y, A\XXX--XX*.XXX;
and refunding 6 Va % bonds, due 1947——--—Feb
1
Kobacker Stores, Inc.,. 7% preferred stock———Mar
1
Metropolitan Edison -Co.— X; ■
XXX'X'''-X >'•+•'. \ *•:'
-"VX;
1st mortgage 4Va % bonds, due 1968—
_—_r—.—Mar 1
1st mortgage 4% bonds, series E, due l971„-X—_Apr
2
1st mortgage 4% bonds, series G, due 1965——May
2
Namm (A. I.) & Son, 6% sinking fund debenture bonds_Feb 16
National Dairy Products Corp., serial debs., due 194$—.Jan 15
$2647
lien
$2758
.
1st mtge. 5s, due 1952——Mar
$2075
.
$2759
.
1
4'/is, series A, due 1952
„Jan
Rheem Mfg. Co., 6% convertible preferred stock
Feb
Roos Bros., Inc., preferred stock
_—v
.-Feb
Shell Union Oil Corp., V/a% serial notes, due 1946——Jan
12
1
1
$2188
$2189
was
15
$2548
Spalding {A. G.) & Broe., Inc., 2d pfd. stock
Feb
Tide Water Power Co., 1st mtge. 5s, series A, due 1979-Jan
5
$2336
adjusted declined $62,000,000 in the
Philadelphia District, $51,000,000 in the San Francisco
District, and $62,000,000 at all reporting member banks,
and
increased
$32,000,000 in the Cleveland District.
declined
B—.
Jan
United Amusement Corp., Ltd., 1st mtge. 5s, series A—Feb
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp., 5% bonds, due 1952_Jan
.
1st
*
42655
1*
8
Mines
Inc.
Consolidated,
Pioche Mines Consolidated,
22 lot
*
:
'"
United
The
Muirhead
25
& Gil
Athenaeum
Boston
i
.'
6.8
,
Coal
Guardian
1,450
Co.
&
($2Va
($300
Utilities
&
Holway,
t
part15,350
($5
25 lot
Inc., pool rets. ($5 par;
par)
part—'
:22
11.
295
——
Specialty Corp.
Inc....
5 lot'
—
136 lot
($100 part-
21 lot!
------
all districts.
J'All others in Volume 160.
Announcement in this issue.
Pioche
9,650
deposits'increased in nearly
United States Government
$2655
($100 part; 17
Association,
common
preferred
Beta-Upsilon
$10 par); 34 2-10 Vitamin Food Co., Inc., Common
J
$21,000,000.
Demand deposits
$2116
15
Massachsetts
districts; the net .increase
Inc.,
Underwriters,
ance
and in¬
District
Chicago
the
in
$24,000,000
in most of the other
creased
$2760
27
City Rapid Transit Co.—
lien and refunding 5V2S, series
Twin
'
-
■
$1299
1
mortgage
DIVIDENDS
Deposits credited to domestic banks declined $63,000,City and $127,000,000 at all reporting
000 in New York
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
member banks.
Reserve Banks Combined
member banks
(In
A
summary
^
x. X. >:
-x
.
which
Inc. (+) or Dec. (—)
-Since-
Gold
certificates on hand and
1945
17,837,265
607,106
245,352
due from U. 5. Treasury
Redemption fund—F. R. notes—
Other cash
-
18,689,823
29,850
3,741
Total reserves—
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans
O 0. Govt,
621
2,222
—
U. S. Government
6,428
—
—480,451
+
4,886,640
Certificates
+ 154,500
+
+
1,568,221
Notes
4,095
H 1,239,331
Bonds
—330,046'
obligations
1,431
»
.
353
+
1,335
325,195
2
34,271
„
59
—
58,361
Other assets
3,335
+
Other securities
929
657
5%
preferred
(quar.).:
.3
X
Anchor Post Fence Co.. 6%
15c
50c
$1.25
$1.50
1,144
162
552
+
56
16
+
132
Atlantic City Sewerage
(quar.)—.
pfd. (quar.)
Co.
Atlas Powder Co., 5%
—
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
1-10
2- 1
2- 1
1-31
butyc
$1
$1
20c
$1,25
Anglo Canadian Telephone, 5M<%' pf. (quar.)
Arlington Mills (quar.)
X
XAtlantic City Electric. 4% preferred (quar..)
+
2
:f
1-15
■[
l-
'■
1-15*
XX
Inc.—
Co.,
Casualty
&
Quarterly
XXiXX-X
———
Viscose Corp., common (quur.K—
American
3,769
+
+
(quar.
4,530
2
2,295
banks'
Balances with domestic
4
—
Corp.
—
+
—
X+ 43
' X+X 2
9,328
Cash in vatilt
3,747
—
Fidelity
preferred—
1-12
1-25
2-16
1-31
50c
87M>c
50c
75c
X
X
—
4%
oj tiec.
Payable
Share
+
21
+
2,948
Banks
American
6
Inc.
Aviation.
Petroleum
810
1,349
+
&
American
Amerada
4
—
•—
24
—
—
614 X
Government
-
Reserve with Federal Reserve
XX.
*
9,250
Obligations guaranteed by U. S.
6
195
+
21,412
U. S. bonds
—.
23
Straus,
All
50
—171
10,099
Treasury notes
327,932
—
—
2,428
Treasury certificates of indebtedness——
19,106
+
14,983
+
F
Holdert
When'
Xl»«r
(year-end)-
& Fitch
Abraham
1,301
+
3
+
—
X;X
'
Name of Company
Abercrombie
9J
+
59
Loans to banks
:XXX''
XX:
91
1,058
.
Treasury bills
+7,083,827
+
107,543
2,431,237
Uncollected items
.809
—137)
1,526
obligations—
Real estate loans
393,046
136
Due from foreign banks
F. R. notes of other banks
+
20) V
706
■
Other securities
+ 7,076,449
-455,036
18,767,949
97
Industrial and Miscellaneous Companies
—
-
•i
Total loans and securities
The dividends announced this week are:
.+
24
+
6,518
XX::'X;
...
U. S. Government
declared.
+■■■ 2,147
pur¬
Other loans
18,734,358
(incl. guar, sec.)
Bank premises
for
Other securities
2,409,340
890,321
—
dealers
past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation;
Investment News Department" in the week when
10.003
+
X
Further details and rec--
and
•
.
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
4,177,212
Total U. S. Govt, securities
•
—159
[ x,
and
chasing or carrying:
950
—
brokers
to
Loans
—1,410,614
1,025
—122,768
11,040,166
Bills
—144
12,986
.
and agricultural
industrial,
,
—
securities:
'
59,737
.
i
Commercial,
91,214
—
Investments—total
Loans—total
355,815
+
21,596
+
Loans and
—1,675,215
22,000
—
ord of
$
K:';
$
$
Assets—
1944
1944
—
5,
12-29-43
12-20-44
12-27-44
Jan.
announced, but
show the dividends previously
we
which have not yet been paid.
) or X
Decrease (—) Since
Increase ( +
27,
are
.
(In millions of dollars)
Dec.
Jan. 3,
grouped in two separate tables.
In the,
first we bring together all the dividends announced the;
current week. . Then we follow with a second table in;
Dividends
V "" ;, X-' i of the assets ,and liabilities of reporting
follows:
XXf.Xx.-XXX:.' X
.<•
-^XXxx XX
x.;
thousands of dollars)
Assets—
12-31
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
1- 3
i'--*
V
1-15
•
1-15
s
1-20
1-10
1-
6
l-
|
4
,
(
12-30
1
1-19
2-1
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores—
40,089,320
Total assets
+6,008,197
-112,607
Increased
Liabilities—
deposits-adjusted
Demand
Liabilities—
Federal Reserve notes
21,742,796
Member bank—reserve acct
13,921,395
U. S. Treasurer—gen. acct
Foreign
388,480
Total deposits
+
—
accrd. divs
1,319,639
2,509
>+
17,451
—348,874
+
807,127
+ 221,062
+
306,641
5,202
+
Ealdwin
138
+
6,541
Baltimore
—127
875
+
18
+
83
+
+
891
—
164,399
+
Surplus (Section 7)
228,153
—
+
40,056
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other
+ '<
2,285
9,463
200
+
200
39,579
+
8,528
+
+
—
'
Boston
1
Total liabilities & cap. accts._
40,089,320
6,008,197
49.4%
F. R. note liabilities combined
to
Commitments
make
.5%
.+
—
6
13.0%
indus¬
3,809
trial loans
1,045
—
200
Buffalo Placers Corp., class B
50,000
($1
Condition Statement of Member Banks
($10
The condition statement of
par)
4 lot
subject voting trust
&
Electric
Co.,
7%
25 lot
Oil Co., Inc.
Kreuger & Toll Co. American
77
——
ctfs. ($5.36 p$r);$500
Crest Co——
Lithomat
50
;
1 lot
North Continental Oil & Gas Corp.,
1,000
Corp.
7%
pfd.
-X-.
35c
-
XX'
10c
$1.50
X $1.75
—
cer¬
2- 1
2- 1
—
60c
$1
12VaC
2- 1
2- 1
l-lo
1-30
common—__
25c
:
...
Banking
(quar.)—
25c
A
Official..—.
'
;
.251247*
.251247*
Free.^
—,—
Australia, pound
.251247*
3.228000
3.228000
....
3.228000
Official
Free
■.
....
Free
.
2- 5
2-10
1-19
1-31
1-17
25c
1-31
1-17
$1.75
$1.50
...
Mexico, peso
4.035000
Official
-
;
.909090
-
2-1
1-15
2- 1
1-19
$1.21%
2- 1
4.035000
.301215
.301215
.205820
.205820
.205820
.909090
.909090
.909090
Union of South Africa,
pound
.895625
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
.895625
3.980000
.658300*
Noncontrolled
.541966*
.541966*
W
Holiday
4%%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Jantzen
5%
common
X
_.
.541966*
.541966*
.541966*
S-4
Leece-Neville
4%
Co.
preferred
...
—
common
1-19
2- 1
1-19
2- 1
3- 1
1- 3
1-15
63c
1-15
12-30
10c
1-15
12-30
10c
4
(quar.)
1-12
$1.25.
20c
Series B-3 (irreg.)
(irregular)
.658300*
1-15
.
10c
preferred (quar.).—
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Series
.658300*
1- 8
12-29
$1.50
(quar.)
Johnson,
Keystone Custodian Fund
.658300*
.
...
—...
Knitting Mills, com.
Lehigh Portland Cement,
•Nominal rate.
pfd. (quar.).
(quar.)!
(quar.)
(quar.).
(initial)—.
Interc'nemical Corp.,
3.980000
•
.658300*
Co.
3.244203
^
■
Uruguay, pesoControlled
Co., $2.40 pfd.
Electric Light
-
G%
.895625
3.244203
1-11
40c
Hartfcrd
.572200*
.572200*
3.244203
5
1-15
2- 1
1- 6
2- 1
4.035000
.895000
1-
2- 1
Wares, Ltd., 7%
Halle Brothers
V
.898125
3.244203
(quar.)..—
60c
68a4C
Holyoke Water Power Co. (quar,).
i20c
Horn <fc Hurdart, Co. (N. Y.) (quar.).
40c
Houston Ltg. & Pwr. Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)__.
$1
"H j
.898125
.895000
pound
Malting
&
Class B
.+$1.25
•
.909090,
3.244203
Free
1-16
General Steel
:
Newfoundland, dollar—
New Zealand,
'
1-20
.051803*
-
.909090
2- 1
2- 1
.060605*
.301215
.205820
'
1-15
Grain
Fyr-Fyter Co.,
.909090 '
.572200*
1-15
10c
Froedtert
3.228000
4.035000
Holiday
1-15
1-15
.251247*
3.228000
.898125
.301215
■
1-15
12-30
.909090
4.035000
.301215
.205820
"
Products. Inc.,
1-10
1-15
1-31
.051803*
.572200*
.572200*
Colombia, peso
England, pound sterling
India (British), rupee
!'•
1-19
pfd. (quar.)
6% pfd. (quar,).
Gregg, 7%
'f;
■
12-26
1-15
.060602*
.897500
1-19
'V 1-23
9c
.051803*
.897500
.......
...
6
10c
25c
.060602*
.909090
......—
6
1-
A (irregular)
•
Official
;
1-
Ffrst Mutual Trust Fund Shares (irregular).
-
.909090
2-15
,
Foundation Trust Shares, Class
.051803*
.051803*
;
.251247*
•
..
;
.297733*
.060602*
.060602*
—.—...
'':
1-15
12-30
Brazil, cruzeiro—
Canada, dollar—
i-i5
12-31
,
.297733*
.297733*
Holiday
.297733*
,297733*
V;
12VaC
£50c
25c
X
(quar.)__
Corp.
Fibreboard
$
;
1-10
1st preferred (quar.)—*
Faber Coe &
1-4-45
5
12-30
Extra
$
$
$
1-
12-23
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
■
Employers Group Associates (quar.)..
1-3-45
1-2-45
1-1-45
12-30-44
12-29-44
XvX-; '
1-12
12-23
1V/*C
420c
|75c
t37V2C
...
— ..
Argentina; peso—
i-1
1-25
1-25
(quar.)X
Co.,
preference
i
i-1
i
preferred Class
(quaf.)_:
X_—X—
Eastern Theatres, Ltd (interim)
X
Country and Monetary Unit
1-20
50c
Rub!>er Manufacturing,
Eastern
Transfers in New York
1-20
1-20
3- 1
—.
Inc.
Vilbiss
2nd
#
Buying Rate for Cable
1-15
'
25c
$1.75
Utility
X 6%
.
1945, INCLUSIVE
:
s.
1-15
1-15
•
Co.. cohiinonw———
7% preferred (quar.)
X
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)_.—
.
Noon
12-15
2- 2
2- 2
15c
Cork & Seal Co
De
;
37'/2C
37>/2c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$2
of the
4,
—
Corp.—
Commercial
Crown
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank is now
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
1944 TO JAN.
2-15
2-15
2-15
1-10
1-10
2-1
1-15
1- 5
1- 5
'
Exchange Bank Trust Co. (N.Y.) (quar.)
Dayton
to the requirements
29,
$1.50
$1.25
$1.25
17'/aC
20c
>
'
(quar.)—43%c
(W. B.)
7%
Corn
Foreign Exchange Rates
DEC.
(quar,XXX:
series A
Credit
X: X
2- 1
2- 1
—
preferred Class A (quar.)
Continental
Coon
177/»
—
f
1-15*
$1.50
$1.75
Class B (quar.)_^—
Coro,
Pursuant
——:
Consolidated Royalties, Inc., 6%
7 lot
Ltd. (10c. par)-
1-15
1-15
4 l/10c
——
Ltd., common (quar.)—..
G.)
(C.
$1 partic.
6 lot
Participating Certificate of the Tide
1-15
;
1
1
1
1
12-15
,
35MiC
—
——
2222-
1-15
1- 6
"
(final)
ord.
preferred A (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries—
300
3 Ma lot
($1 par)
B
6%
29 lot
Mid-Kettleman
120
preferred
Conn
1, 1936-
Boston
1
'
12-31
(Mass.)—
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co.—
13 lot
series A
The University Club, income ctf. dated Jan.
Athenaeum ($300 par)—
X
$800
for CI.
8%
obi.,
conv.
f
X 1- 5
preferred 5% series (quar.)_—.—
5% preference (quar.)
Commercial Disc. Co. (Cal.),7% pfd. (quar.)
_
Exploration Co., Inc. ($1 par)Associated Gas & Electric Co.,^re«ny. obi.; $3,000
Gas
6%
.
—
Associated
rets,
& Light Co.
Power
4
1-15
1-15
2- 1
—
Cum.
20 lot
Hawaiian American
5,000
$10,000
(quar.)
(Amer. deposit rets.)—
rets, for CI. A ord. (final)
6% preferred (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.-)
I
12-20
1-15
125c
t38c
420c
75c
tlOc
;
—
$3 pfd.
(quar.)
Power,
Investors Corp.
'
1-15
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—
2 lot
—
($1 par)
banks of the Federal Reserve System in 101
7 lot
—
(interim)—
com.
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
deposit
Amer.
Central
v
2M»%
deposit
Amer.
8c
>
13
par);
Associated Gas & Electric Co., 7% conv. obi. series
A; 200 Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron common;
200
Comstock Tunnel & Drainage Co.
$2,000
weekly reporting member
leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Dec. 27: A decrease of $159,000,000 in loans, an in¬
crease of $138,000,000 in United States Government de¬
posits, and decreases of $127,000,000 in deposits credited
to domestic banks and $83,000,000 in borrowings.
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $27,000,000 in New York City, $16,000,000 in the
San Francisco District, and $24,000,000 at all reporting
—
par)
Saint Joe Consolidated Mines, class A ($1 par)
Mavis Bottling Co. of America, common A ($1 par)..,:
5,000
5,700
—
($300 par)
Athenaeum
—
(s-a)_—
Ltd.,
8
2-15
,
preferred
Carreras, Ltd.
——
De Santis Porcupine Mines Ltd. ($1
Missouri State= Life Insurance Co.
Utilities Power & Light Corp. A
50,000
Ratio of total res. to deposit &
$ per Share
$14,000 lot
—
300
($50 par)——
Co.
22tic
$1.12Va
$1
) 62M2C
X
Ry.—
preferred
Electric
Canadian
STOCKS
Standard Rivet
Linen Mills,
1st
2nd
California
!
Shares
402
80c
Elec.
J
1
1-
1-20
3- 9
1-25
1- 2
1-31
1-31
20c
(quar.)
pfd,
—„—
preference
prior
$1.50
Wednesday,
L. Day & Co., Boston, on
Dec. 28:
40,056
+
—112,607
27,165
68,679
capital accounts
Transacted by R.
Co.,
2-
'i
quar.).
Class A (quar.).—....
(quar.)_
Columbia
Caldwell
.
Capital paid In
B
Inc
4%%
1-15
2-1
shares)—
(American
(increased
Co.
Ami Co..
Class
Auction Sales
+5,949,950
—115,569
39,600,924
Oil
Bobbs-Merrill
Bon
13,229
British
Capital Accounts—
Andes
-
X,':' 16c
Barnsdall
5%
Total liabilities—:
los
Bloomingdale Bros,
:
U.
and
X—X
i
12-30
17'/2C
1-22
10c
2-15
5c X 2-15
X.
X
(s-h).—
Insurance
American
...
12-26
1-2
1-15,
50c
$1.50
———
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Interim
37
deposit accounts except
S.
Gov't accounts,
demand
to
interbank
during week_^
Co.
Rubber
do
Banco
67
X
1,495
—
Debits
quarterly
6% preferred
Baldwin Co.,
1,458
+
9,467
Foreign banks
160,517
—
1,147
+
Extra
Domestic banks
369,450
—
9,732
16,121,800
1,729,458
6,870
Deferred availability items
Other liabs., incl.
—308,869
1,220,096
,
Other
+
47,228
—
591,829
+
14
13,836
deposits
Interbank deposits:
U. S. Government
Deposits:
62
+
35,042
7,613
—
Time deposits
+4,834,687
17,445
+
i'
.
$2759
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co.—
1st
1
•
$2075
$2075
series A, due 1953—-—Feb
Peabody Coal Co., 1st mtge. 5,
J XXxX.
$ .per share <
f:
class ' A -($1< par);
Electric,
&
Gas
•
7%
Ozark Power & Water Co.,
Associated
«.
41526
Apr
1
Mar30
:
International Rys. of Central
1st
"""STOCKS X"V
VX'Xji'v X' X'X
19
chasing or carrying United States Government obliga¬
152 85-40 Central Public Service Corp., class^A?
*"+
tions declined $20,000,000; other loans for the Same pur¬
100 Royal Tiger Mines Co.
(lc. part; 70 Kreuger
X'XiXx VX& Toll Co., American ctfs. ($5.36 par) X3 Standard XXX xxxxxxxxX'"'
pose declined in nearly all districts and the total decrease
Mfix
Hot
Gas &. Electric Co.,
at all reporting member banks was
$137,000,000, the
XxX'36 Expanset Corp., common; 10 Expanset Corp., class
principal decreases being $53,000,000 in the ChicagoV
105 lot;
X A; .25. Expanset Corp., preferred—
*
»•
District and $29,000,000 in New York City.
/-'^x
16 Ml •
...——
X sa Public Electric Light Co., common
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $153,000,000 in the'
Transvaal- Copper Mines Co., common Utah 5 73c.
6,667
not
■;S;assessment' paid
Chicago District, $42,000,000 in New York City, and
11
X- is :'I; B. Corp./xXXXXXXXX-XXXxxXifXy-XX
lOtj
\
$195,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Holdings of
12 y4 !
"
•v*
io
Knothe Bros,, Inc., 6s, 1st preferred ($100 par)—
I
r.-'v
Treasury certificates of indebtedness declined $133,000,Wickwire Spencer Steel Co.
25
($10 part; 6,000 Etna
376 lotK
<
:
000 in New York City and $171,000,000 at all reporting
Lead & Zinc Corp.
'■X xxx v.1
($1 par)-—
i
member banks.
Holdings of U. S. Government bonds
Bamberger-Wheatley Mines Co. ($1 part; 4 Insur¬
1,000
**
stock
Co., .7%
Shares
dealers for pur-
Loans to brokers and
member banks.
•XX
Ry.~ "
Ry. Co. of Minnesota, Northern Division—
Northern
Great
(quar.)—
—,
1-22
25c
$1
2- 1
4-2
2-25
12-28
1-
'
2
1-13
3-14
_
"
behhhbhhbhbhhbhbhbhbeb
■A
:/-y
A
A
preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
MacWhyte
Louis Ry.—
'
JA--,AA:.
_
(s-a)
preferred
_
—.
& St.
Henderson
Common
(quar.)-———:A
Company
Mfg.,
Marquette Cement
5%
$2.50
10c
.
$1.25 A$1.50
(quar.A____
pfd. (quar.)__
pid.
6%
Massachusetts Utilities Associates—
/"
'
A"
62'/2c
75c
$1.50
'
National
2-15
2-15
(s-a)
Insurance
Extra
Brothers,
5%
12-30
4V2%
1-15
1-15
Aro
Investment
6%
•;
(accum. )__--A
AA>a82Msc
Hampshire (quar.)— A. 81.5C
preferred
Parke
New
of
Davis
Co.____—___________-—
&
Common
?
111?
1-
■
:
6%
'
Corporation—
All arrears cleared on Class A
A
A-
in
All arrears cleared on Class A
in
AH
-
May,
1939——
cleared
arrears
in
Dec..
1939.;
shares issued
———
Potomac Edison Co.,
prelerred (quar.)
6%
(quar.)_AA—_AA
preferred
Elec.
Insurance
Extra
:
Rose's 5.
25c
-
Inc..
pid.
7%
Simpsons, Ltd., 6'/2% pfd. (accum.)_______ $$9.62'/2
6 lit %
preferred <quar.)_—
$$l.62'/2
Sioux City Gas &
Slater
(N.)
Elec. Co., 7%
'
Stott
Sun
preferred
$2
Paper,
(quar.)
conruuon
Drug Co
M5
Elcc.'Co.
Unu.n
Cigar-Whclatv Stores—
$1.25
-1-27
1 v
'
,
Ry.
Starch
*
1-15
^'1-15^
2-15
1-31 %
1-31
1-15
60c CI.
Corp..
A
(quar.) :•
1
1
1-16
Warren
Co.,
preferred
$4V2
preferred
$5
Wellman
Extra
________
Western
6%
Wilson
Public
1-25
5c
3-
1-
37'/2c
'
30c
:
$2.50
'
pfd. (quar.)_^
2-
*1
1
2-
5%
'
•A ;
5%
v.
,
,
give the dividends announced" in' previous
weeks and not yet paid.
The list does not include dividends
we
this
announced
preceding table.'
week,
these
being given
(quar?)
City
•A;
in the
Industrial
and
class
C'eveland
Coal
Miscellaneous
Abbott Laboratories, 4%
preferred
Addr-s^noranh-MnltiTanh
Aerial
Products
Aeronautical
Affiliated
Air
Corp.
;
Reduction
(quar.)
Aluminum
Co.
Amalgamated
Canada.
of
Sugar Co.,
American Airlines,
Inc.,
American Alliance
Extra
American
$3
Car.,
Bantam
series
share
5%
of
of
American
Fork
(quar.) A
Y.)
B
optional
stock
Mote'r
1-15
12-20
30c
1-31
2-15
12-31
1-18*
A
4'/2%
pfd.
Co.
1-10
1-15
1-15
12-15
12-30
$1.75
(quar.) A.
1-15
1-11
50c
(quar.)_
1-23
(extra)
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
preferred
1
l_LL.^Il~Z. A
«.
1-15
•
1-15
1-15
.2-'1
25c
25c
25c
25c
Fort Pitt
A'
1-15
4-14
7-14
10-15
j ■
3- 1
6- 1
9- 1
'
Continental
6%
General Electric
1-
3
poG
1-17
l°-?6
35c
1-15
1-5
Co.
(quar.)
General Finance Corp.,
General Foods
$5
1-10
Gimbel
50c
$1.75
$1.75
$25c
1-31
1-15
$25c
1-31
1-15
General
-
Golden
State
&
Class
B
I2-?0
12-30
1- 4
2-15
preferred
1-15
12-30
Hat
2- 1
$50c
1-15
1-15
50c
31'Ac
2-15
3- 1
50c
1-20
12-12
2- 2
2-15
1- 5
80c
—20c
1-15
1-15
preferred (quar.)
(year-end)
(s-a)
_
preferred
common
(quar.)
65c
1-25
$1.75
(quar.)_—
—
1-15
$5.25
preferred
$4
conv.
Extra
on
preference
V
1-5
$1.31'A
1-15
12-22
37'Ac
1-10
12-30
$1.50
75c
$1
Ay
31
_______
Spencer, Bartlett Ac Co.
Monthly
Hibbard.
Holt Renfrew &
7%
(quar.) —
30c
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)_____
preference (quar.)—-1
preferred
'
pr^ferr^d A (quar.)—
___
(year-end)
12-30 ^VHolly Development Co. (quar.)—
12-30
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)—7% preferred (quar.)—___
—________
1- 5
Corneiv-Dubilier Electric Corp.—•
CreamerijHPac&age* Manufacturing
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.A.
(quar.)____—
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
12-12
$75c
——
6'/2%
common
Hercules Powder, 6% preferred (quar.)
k
(s-a)
$1.50
$1.75
40c
68%c
$1.62V2
preferred (quar.)
& Marx
5Vs% preferred
Household
5%
Co., Ltd., 7%
5-10
5-10
1-31
2- 1, ^1-10
2- 1
. 1- 8
1-15
.12-16
1-20
2- 1
1-25
/12-11
1-25
1- 2
1-10
1-10
1-15
12-30
2- 1
—_
2- l-v;. y>—
1-10
12-30
1-15.
1-15
1-15'
1- 6
12-20
12-3$
3- 1
1-15.
1-15'
1-15
.
.2-14
12-30
12-30
12-30
:
.
1-20
6
1-15 -12-29
1-18
12"2^
2- 1' ./1-15
2- 1-yM_16
1-31
1-10
.r"10
.
2-15_
2-15'
2-15
2-15
1-26
2- 2
\'2\
-1-25
1-26
12-16
1-16
lc
1-25
12"31
25c
$1.75
2-1
70c
15c
2- 1
\
pfd. (s-a)—
(accum.A—$$1.75
Corp.. com. (quar.)__.—.
Si
(quar.)$1-25
Finance
preferred
.
1- 2
-
/ A'
Refractories Co.—
(quar.)
of America,
Company,
4'.4%
12-29
Co. of
com.
Corp.
Hecht
$1.25
Times,
Hartford
York—
& Smelting
Schaffner
Hart,
■
$10
(quar.)___
$1.50
_____—$2.50
America
Extra
6%
343/aC
(quar.)^——
Co., $8 pfd. (accum.i___
of North
Harrisburg Gas, 7%
$1
;
Co.
Harbison-Walker
1-2
(Del.),
preferred
Guantanamo Sugar
2-15
(quar.)—
——
Motors,
Knight Co.
&
Ltd., $7 pfd. (quar.)
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.—
Co.—
2-1
$$2
'(40c
62'/2c
$1
30c
$$1.75
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
Great Lakes Power Co.,
1-31
3- 1
25c
5% pfd. A (quar.)—
(year-end)—.
American Insurance Co, (N. Y.) (quar.)
/■IGreat
12-30
12-30
75c
$1.25
(quar.)——A~
Graham-Paige
.
Co.,
Belyea,
12-31
1-15
20c
(quar.)
common—
^y/
11-24
5-25
5-25
(quar.)_.
—-—
$1.50
Ltd. (quar.)———25c
preferred
$6
Inc.,
Brothers,
Gordon
cominrr.
(quar.)—
preferred
1-15
y
1-10/
'
2- 1
1-15..
1-20
1- 5
2- 1
1-20
1-15 V 1^-30
2-1
1-18
1-25 A12-22?
25c
30c
$1.12 '/a
51
$1.25
25c
preferred—
(quar.)———AA-A——
$5 preferred (quar.)._
Time Instruments Corp. (year-end)
Safety Razor,
Gillette
1- 2
1-6
1- 2
1-15
1-15
$4.50
Corp.,
General Motors Corp.,
1-10
1-18
•
General Mills, Inc.
2- 1
1-15
2- 1
1-15
1-15
(quar.)____
common
preferred A (s-a)—
6% preferred B (s-a)
5%
'
2- 1
1-15
(quar.)__:
com. (irregular)
common—
1- 5
1-15
Co.,
Co.,
-
'5-26
1-15
50c
A 10c
25c
75c
$3
15c
35c
5c
(quar.)___—
Baking
1-31
25c
Ary;;A. ■ /
•'*:
81
Inc—AAA——A—
common
5-31
1* 6
.
"/
1-25'12-30
A. ',$356
$3 pfd. (this paywithheld)___—_____
(quar.)
Light
Electric
3-20
6- 8
preferred
convertible
$3
12-21
1-17
1-54- 2 /
3-15
7- 2
6-15
1-19"
12-30
6-15
-1-19
Inc.,
Co.,
1- 5
1-20
4- 1/
50c
previously
Wood Industries,
General
1-20
Ltd.
(,quar.)____
Ac Malting (quar.)
Gardner-Denver
12-30
.A/-_A.;AaA<i^-AVA
25c
5c
37'/2c
37'/2c
Ltd.
class A
Fyre-Fyter
Gar
;
50c
—
was
1-15 '
1-25 V
(quar.)
$35c
(year-end)—
$3
common—L'.;'!; ' 50c
Auto,
Drive
of'the Loom,
ment
y;'..y
A-—.—
(quar.)
-
12-30
1-15
r
1-15
50c
___
—
preferred (quar.)_
(irregclar)_____
6% prior pfd. (quar.)
of Canada,
Grain
Fro»dtert
Fruit
11-15
$3
Products Refining,
1-15
1-25
West 6th Street
Companies,
Fi'aser
1-15
2- 1
—
Common
12- 1
10c
5c
(accum.)______
Extra
7%
1-10
12-30
—
Corp.,
Co.
Wheel
$1.25
A At 5c
(increased)
Co.
Gloversville RR.—
5%
Co.,
prior pfd.
Four
2-15
5-15
8-15
$1.50
Insurance
A
.
1-15
1-15
$1.18%
Fran.)
(San
Brewing Co.
Foundation
'
Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)___
Continental Baking
12-31 '
40c
_
-A—
—:
yFour-Twelve
12- 7
3- 7
6*^7
9|- 6
'
Rubber
&
Foster-Wheeler
5 V2 %
Consolidated Vultce Aircraft, common
Corn
1-15
Tire
Guarantee
——
conv.
12-31
75c
Resumed
1- 5
1- 5
12-29
1-10
1- 3
1- 5
1-11
$10c
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-17
-
1-15
25c
—
.(quar.)
common
Insurance
Johnstown Ac
Fonda
1-12
12-30
12-30
$1.25
(s-a)--A—
Mining
3-20
3-17
y-
'" ,
(s-a)^
(quar.)
Fund
Firestone
Foods—
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
preferred
1- 5
1- 5
4-5
4- 5
1-15
$1.75
80c
—
Co.,
Sons
preferred
4%'%
Foote-Burt
$1.62
Cons9ltdafCd Car Heating Co. Inc.
$5
1- 5
4- 2P
■
(quar.)
Quarterly
Graton
(quar.)____
Passumpsic Rivers RR.
preferred
Connecticut River
& Dyeing—
Cleaning
(Wm.l
Fireman's
1-15
30c25c
.
7%
Gas,
Connecticut &
12-30
37V"C
__
Concord
>
$1.25
(quar.)__^$1.121/2
(initial)
(increased)
1
'y.y
'
Canada
2-
12-15
12-30
2-28
3-1
3-1
Electric Co.—
(accum.)_____^_
Extra.
75c
preferred
7-% pfd.
v
ala
or
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
7%
participating preferred (s-a)
participating preferred (year-end)
Consolidated
J.)— %•
(N.
1st
1st
6%
25c
dividend
cash
in
Co.. Inc._
Co.
1-15
12-20
$1.25
American Ma^ze-Products
4
1-15
'j
Telegraph Co.
7"f
1-
Light Corp.—
A
Hoe.
1
'
1-15
(quar.)
Ac
2-
75c
American Light & Traction,'common
6'?
preferred (quarr)
A
l2'/ac
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
;
12-29
2-
j
(quar.)__——
preferred
Life
—
12y2c
,
(quar.)l—
Community Frosted
1-10
1-20
5c
(N.
preferred (year-end)
France-Foamite
American News
1-15
f$1.25
5%■ pfd. (quar.)__
preferred
Payable
1928.
class
American Furniture.
American La
pfd.
(quar.)
class
District
preferred
12-29
1-10
25c
preferred
12y2c
Alcohols. Ltd., com.
preferred
$6
12-29
25c
$4%
Cities Power &
convertible
American
1-10
United
7%
6% pfd. (s-a)
Insurance
Corp.,
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance
Extra
—A.—..—.:
'Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—
1-10
_______
American Can Co.
American
5%
Insurance
_______
1-20
2!/2c
A
8%
12-30
f2-20
A-
dividend)—A_———
Traders
Fenton
Co.—
Supulv_________
preferred
6y2%
Commercial
12-21
1-12
25c
common.,..
^
2
'■Yy.fi
3c
Gas^__."
Corp.,
3-10
1-
;
12-29*
12-29*
4- 2
$1.62y2
A_-_
Realty
(quar.)__
Columbus & Southern Ohio
of Rec.
>.
25c
:
(quar.)_„
&
:i-i5
$1
•-25c *
.
Oil
Stores
Holders
25c
Extra
All-Penn
Allied
:
:
-A?,'
_v
Inc.
V
,
When
Payable
Share
(quar.)
:A
Collingwood Terminals Ltd., com. (interim) .
Preference
(interim) _________—__—___
Companies
•' Per A-'
■.
i
(year-end):
Products
Fund,
;:j\.
,
AAA-.
3®c
5%
30c
5%
4- 1
12-30
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
—__
—.—
_____
common
Corp,
15c
(quar.)—__
__
12-29*
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
A 1-15
1-15
"4-15
4-15
25c
Brewing
&
A
12-18
12-29
1-10
1-16
1-12
Co.—
(quar.)
A
Builders
Clinchfield
■"
Name of Company
V
(quar.)__^__^—
Co.,
Stores
6%
-A_
(quar.)_.
Falstaff
1-15
2- 1
1-20
2- 1
2- 1
2-1
15c
$1
70c
i—
& Texas Pac., Ry.
Clinton Water Works Co.,.
A
•
___
Terminal &
preferred
6l/2%
'■
,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
—.___—
Postal
Cincinnati
-
pfd.
5%. preferred ,(quarj_______
•
Below
5%
preferred lquar.)__
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.) __
5%
1
12-30
^
3c
-A: •■■■'■ A■
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
:AA——$2.50
Federal Services Finance Corp., common—
50c
61c preferred (quar.)—__—
$1.50
preferred
Farmers
1-15
12c AA 2- 1
$1
1-22
25c
1-22
$1.18
1-15
$1.25
2- 1
common—
_______________
Orl.
New
Cincinnati
1-15
1
Electric,
AA—
Co., 4%% pfd.
Pwr.
12-30
.
1-26 A, 1- 8
1-15
12-30
2- 1
1- 6
2- 1
1-6
1-30
12-30
$1.25
25c
$1
70c
60c
A—A
—
(stock
2-
$1.50
(quar.)—*,
—
(quar.)
Common
5%
.12-30
v
;
Quarterly.
Quarterly—,
Quarterly
1-5
''^'2-15
$1.25
Kansas
pid.
$6
1-15
$4.50
$25c
•
Inc., common (quar.)-A-:—•—
(stock dividend)-————Ay
Common
Gardner
'1-20
1-15
.
&
Gas
Chickasha. Cotton Oil
2-14
1-16
1-31
1-31
'i
Common
$15c
Hudson
Co. (year-end)—
Central West Utility Co. (year-end)
cuase Naaonai Bank. (s-a>
2-14
1-15
$1.50
(quar.)__.
Telephone
Ac Share,
preferred (s-a)
Radio & Phonograph
Emerson
$$1.75
2%
$1.25
56y4C
12J/2c
25c
37V2C
Central Republic
1-15
1
.**
(quar.)
Service. 5%
!
'
3-
$1.25
(accum.)_________
(quar.)
Corp. (year-end)—
Eversharp,
'
(quar.)l._——Aui
Aguirre Associates (quar.)AA———
11
'
Corporation (irregular)
Line. 5% 1st preferred (s-a
Wisconsin
% 2-JO
(quar.)__
1st pfd.
Street Ry.—
2nd
6%
1-10
12-30
4-2
preferred
Centx'al
10c
—
Department Stores—
convertible preferred
Whiting
2-11
$1.25
1- 5
4-2
(quar.
Central New York Power,
>
1- 2
1- 2
1-10
Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common (extra) — 7% 1st preferred (s-a)——.
—
1-13
3-15
$50c
,
Central Investment
';1-15%
2- 1
$1.12'/2
_l_
common
Extra
12-30
>
1-31
1-15
4- 1
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
1-15
1- 9
?37Vac
(quai.)_____
Engineering
1-16
1
(quar.)
—
Co., $4.50 pfd.
preferred
Electrolux
12?21 >
,
Central
>
'-'J 1-12; A%1- 4
5c
(quar.)____
com.
(quar.)_,..._
2-
25c
1
'
2-1
%
$1.18%
Refining Ac Chemical Co._
Washington.Go8 Light Co.,
i
10c
•
4%%
preferred (quar.)
United Shirt Distributors. Inc.^___
Drug
$5
1-rlO.
'
Ltd.—*
Central
' 1-15
2-
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-25
—
Light Co., 5%
Electric Bond
1-10
7%
41/2%
5%
' : 1-15
3-11
75c
$1
$1.12'/2
.
A:
common
(quar.)
Eastern Township
12-27
—
Corp.,
1-15
2-
15c
B
Class
United
(quar.)
Industries,
Celotex
(accum.)
Drill & Tool
1-17
12-23
1-6
2-14
12-26
1-23
—!____
preferred (quar.)_
Canadian Pacific Ry. Co., 4% pfd. (year-end)
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)____
.
2-1
(quar.)_
—______
Registered
3-11
$25c
--
-
Co.,
1st preferred
6%
2- 1
$50c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)——
Investment Corp.
:
Canadian
$25c
preferred (quar.)
(ihitial)---«A
Worsteds
&
Eastern Massachusetts
1-15 A 12-30
-1-15
12-30
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
$$1
$75c
$$1.50
$62V|>c
—__
6%
Ltd.
Products,
7%
Co.,
preferred A
Filene's
Canadian General Investments,
1^15
1-3
12-15
1-15
8- 1
"
Fairbanks-Morse,
Canadian Foreign
Extra
1
(quar.)
Paper Co. Ltd.,. class A_L
L
i
A—
B
Chemical
Duquesne
1-10
$53c
(quar.A^:
Converters
Canadian Food
1-31
31c
$1.25
1-24
12-30
2- 1
(quar.),*.
Funding rights (year-end)
Carrier
*
:
(quar.)
preference
Linoleum
duPont de Nemours &
$50c
pfd. (s-a)
common
Foundry Co., Ltd. (fesumed)
&
participating
Canadian
2-1
^
& Chemical—
Woolens
$4
Canadian Celanese Ltd.—
Canadian
$$1.37 Va
$$1.75
$12'/2c
;
preferred (quar.)
Class
12-30
12-20
12-26
2- 8
1-10
(quar.)——_______
preferred
1%
12-15
12-28
12-28
1-2
1-2
3-31
6-30
12-29
12-29
;
&
Textile
Dow
.y
1-26
1-25
2- 1
2-15
2- 1
Extra
^
1-15
1-15
1-15
2- 1
2-1
5-1
A
A Donnacona
$$1.25
(s-a)___
Co.
Ltd.,
(quar.)__
common
Ltd., 7%
Co.,
Oilcloth
Dominiofi
$50c
Southern
Canada
Car
$44c
$$1,25
$$1.75
$$1.25
$20c
$20c
$2Gc
$30c
tlOc
Li
Dominion
Ai 10c
J15c
$$1.50
$$3.50
$37V2c
Corp—--———
Canadian Bronze,
•
United
(quar.)
Tungsten
Power,
V; 1-15
2-15
$1.50
$1.50
37V2c
62y2c
—
(quar.)
Packing Corp., common (quar.)_
Northern
12-27
'
(quar.)
(series 1927)
preferred
5%
1-15
12-30
—:
—
Extra
5'A 'fo
12-21
.
(quar.)—
Dominion
12-30
„
1-15
Canadian
2- 1
1-30
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-20
1-31
__
A:
preferred
Canada
12-27%:
1-27
$1.25
$1.12'/2 •
$1
$1.75
pfd. A (irregular)
Canada
2- 1
preferred (quar.
preferred
$5
Missouri, $5 pfd. (quar.)
of
preferred (quar.
$4.50
Unltfd
1- 5
;i
Common
12-20
12-20
2-1
t$1.50
5%
Mines
Quarterly
1-10
3-9
12-20
2- 1
1-15
25c
$1.75
Callite
20c
.
J$1.50
f25c
<quar.)___
(quar.)__
1-21
2- 7
Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Malting,
5%
pfd. (initial quar.) 1_
.
(irregular)
7%
1- 5
2-9
6'A%
(interim)
(quar.)
% East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)—______
(quar.)__„
Paper
Co.,
1-15
3-1
t$L25
$30c
Deposit Receipts
77a
;
1-31
1-15
J40c
15c
$1
California
1-21
•!%'*"30c
Specioi
Tung-Sol Lamp Works. Inc., 30c pref. (quar.)
2-15
,
(interim)
preferred
6% preferred
1-5
1-31
2-15
'
Ankerite Gold Mines, Ltd.
6%
2
25c
(s-a)
Corp.
—___,
Telephone—
&
M.)
(s-a)
Dominion Glass Co,
1-15
12-23
1-20
1-19
12-29
1-10
12-30
12-30
,
2- 1
2- 1
1-20
1-20
.1-15
Calgary Power Co Ltd, 6% preferred (quar.)
California Oregon Power, 7% pfd. (quar.)__
2-15
1-22
I-17
1-17
1- 2
-
$1.25
50c
50c
t20c
—_—___
—
Bros.
1-20
30c
;
1-30
1-15
2-28
1-11
1-10
2- 1
(A.
2-17
1-20
preferred (quar.37'/2C
6%
,
Pulp
$4
75c
(s-a)
Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.—
Dominion Tar
—
2nd preferred
Buffalo
3- 1
2- 1
1-
1
(quar.)
Co,
Brown Fence & Wire, $2
"f2-15
40c
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
50c
(quar:)
Common
Transamerica
r
(quar.)___$1.50
prercrted
Rav
30c
37Vac
(quar.)i__
com.
Corp.. $1.60 pfd.
Brlquctt Co..
Btrathmore
6%
$1.75
(quar.)__.
______
Columbia
Brompton
50c
.
Co.—
preferred
Dome
1-31
3- 1
30c
f$2
50c
50c
50c
$1
tl5c
20c
(quar.).
(quar.)
A
British
25c
Edison,
California
Southern
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.•
'Standard Dredging
Class
2- 1
1-20
1- 5 .212-20
1-11
1- 4
2-1
1-13
2-10
1-30*
2- 1
; i l-10
25c
A $1.75
(accum.)
American
Distillers
British Columbia Power Corp. Ltd.—
Bunte
;
$25c
______
7;
Tunnel
Match
partic. preferred
6%
5%
2- 1
3-20
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
1-15
A Extra
.-a
tlOc
1-15
Brantford Cordage, new common (initial)__
12V2c A; 1-15
$1.30 1st preferred
(quar.
32V2c -A 1-15
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (quar.)_______—
35c
1-15.
British Celanese (final)
—15%
3- 6
'
River
25c
(quar.)A
preferred
Diamond
12-29*
12-31
—
Bower Roller Bearing
Bvers
1-15
:
and 25c Stores (quar.)
10
Schaffcr Stores Co.,
1-15
5c
(quar;) A—
•
Water
Ltd.
Boston-Edison
..
1-11
— .
5%
Detroit
1- 2
1-15
1-15
$2 conv.
Co., Inc.
2-15
(quar.)
1-20
(year-end)
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
1-10
4-10
7-10
10-10
1-31
1-15
1-25
2-15
5-15
8-15
50c
50c
(quar.)
Dominion Dairies
Saco
&
3c
(Canada), 5%
Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co., 5% pfd.
5'/o preferred (quar.)...
Ltd.—
(year-end)
Hats,
&
6'Jo
.
Rochester American
S
5
5
5
,
./
pfd.
Co., 5'/i%
Power
1-26
12-29
1-5
2-1
$2
t$1.75
(s-a)____
(year-end)
Biuinenthal (Sidney) & Co.—
7% 1st preferred (accum.)
' 12-26
'A
$1.75 %./•2- 1;";
$1.37%
36%
preferred (quar.)______——$1.50
3- 1 A
Reed (C. A.) Co., $2 preferred Class A
;'i
50c
'2- 1
Rhode Island Public Service- Class A (quar.)
*1
2-1'
$2 preferred (quar.)A_
A___A_
A
50c
2- 1 /
Rice-Stix Dry Goods,
" 75d" ' '2-1
Richmond Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.).l.l
15c
2- 1
Extra
_______
15c A 2- 1
7%
Potomac
Blair
$6.25
12-29 A .12-26
$1.50 ••'A2-"l.V;1-11
—
3- 2
2- 1
—
Hedges,
3-1
12-22
12-31
'3-31
6-30
9-30
1- 2
12-29
1-13
2- 5
5- 5
8- 6
$1.16
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
Paper Co.,
Aircraft
&
Biltmore
12-26
AA
1-15
15c
pref.
Co. of Canada
Foods, Inc.
Biddeford
y
! 12-29
$8.75
1-4
Corp.—
Telephone
Benson
,
-
—
2- 1
$1.50
$2.50
$L
(quar.)
(accum.)
IVc
Canada,
4- 2
1- 2
25c
(year-end)
Co.___
preferred (s-a)__
$1.25
Darling Stores, 6% preferred (quar.)37'/2c
Decker (Alfred) & Cohn (quar.)
25c
Quarterly
•
25c
Quarterly
25c
Quarterly
25c
Delaware Power & Light (quar.)
A. 25c
Detroit Edison Co.
(quar.)
30c
12-30
common
(quar.)
Bellanca
12-29
Class A shares issued AAA
on
2-1
1-10
(Formerly Old Colony Trust Assoc.).
Bell
Best
' 1
1937—$10
Sept.,
Class A
Baystate
1-10
.
'
-
of
Bathurst Power &
2- 1
'•
shares issued
Hydro-Electric,
pfd.
1- 2.
3-16
1- 2„
1- 5
12-31
12-29
Detroit
(s-a)
4%
participating preferred
Barber-Ellis
1-15
-
Polaroid
$1.12Vz
—
...
pfd.
Co.,
2- 5
1-15
3-31
1-15
1-20
1- 8
1-15
common..,
Stores,
Drug
Candy Co., preferred
Dairy Corp.
Bankers Securities Corp.—
1-15 ;A
-
.
,
25c
3IV1C
iquar.)
Refining
Bangor
1-15
Patchogue-Piymouth Mills —______
—A
$1 . ,1-15
Payne Furnace & Supply, common,-—-.
'< A 10c
1-15;
;
60c convertible prmerred A,(quar.)—.
15c
1-15
' 60c convertible prelerred B (quar.) —
' '
15c-. _•< 1-15
Penn Traffic Co. (s-a)___!___
-——A • 12'Ac.
1-25
Year-end
5,c1-25
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
$1.10
3- "l
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.. Louis
RR. Co. (s-a)
______A____
$2.50 /A 1-20
Curtis
12-30
2-15
—
(quar.)
non-cumul.
5%
1-10
-1-31
30c
•..
Cunningham
1-12
6-23 "
6-23
3-12 A.
12-29
2- 1
7- 6
7- 6
3-31
1-24
A ,.'
(quari)_
Forster, common
preferred (quar.)
Cudahy Packing Co
12-31
12-15
1-20
43%c
30c
$2
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
of Rec..
5%
8%
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Atlantic
1-11
Northwest Engineering
50a
1-15
Pacific Lighting Corp- (quar.) A—-—L—-y; y -'75c *•; 2-15.. 1-20
Pacilic Public Service Co., $1.30 pfd. (quar.)
32%c
2-1
1-15
RR.
.
(quar.):
,i_i
(year-end)^_
preferred
$1.25
Atchison
1-10
1-20
1-20
1-31
2- 1
90c
—4A!'
preferred (accum.) AA-—
5'/2%
Northern
—_—t—
Corp.
Equipment
Co., 7Vo
Holders
When
Payable
Share
(3tock dividend).
Co.
Drug
Crum &
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
.
Corp.—
—_—_
(s-a)
preferred
$1.25
75c
$2.25
10c
JlOc
i
—.—
(s-a)
Metal, Inc., common——
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)__—
Appalachian Electric Power—
$1.75 r 12-30
12-30
' V;.\ AAAyAyA" A'A" 'A'"/A
(quar.)______y;
Telephone
American
12-15
1- 5* ;
12-29
.
(The)
Cypress Abbey
Ampco
.
York
North
(quar.)—
(accum.)—
common
preferred
$4.50
2- 1
1-15
$1
.1-15
12-30
Newbeny (J. J.) Realty. 67^ pid. (quar.v
$1.50 7. r 2- 1
1-15
6'/2% preferred (quar.)___A___——$1.6J2%
2- Is;••''.1-15
New
preferred
Amoskeag Co.,
$1.18%
Inc., 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
New Jbecnord Gas & Edison Light Co. (quar.)
Neisner
1-15
1-15
preferred (quar.)
i
Telephone & Telegraph
5%
2- 1
-
Liberty
$1.25
$2.25
Refining
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—
12-30
1- 5
1- 8
12-15
2-24
1-10
1-10
2- 1
5c
L
1-15
10c
A
Monroe Calculating Machine, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Monroe Loan Society, 5V2'h
pfd. (quar.)—
National Department Stores Corp. (quar.)—
1-15
50c
Piping & Supply Co._—.AL
Miller (I.) Ac Sons, ti'/o
pfd. (accum.)_
Midwest
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
1-20
1-15
1-15
12-26
3- 1
12'/2c
Co., $3 prelerred (accum.)_„_____
preferred (quar.)______—
—
McKales. Inc. (s-a A
—
1st
Extra
1-15
2r 2
1-10
Crown
American
'
30c
40c
$1
$1.75
34%c
(quar.——AA"
prelerred
Maytag
$6
12-31
Name of Company
Cross
Sugar
American
12-31
Per
4,
preferred (quar.)
$1.121/a
(year-end)—$3
$6 1st pfd. (accum.)
$1
Telephone Co. (Abilene, Kan.) —
American
2-15
2- 1
2-15
2- 1
1-15 -12-28
1- 2 A 12-15
1- 2>/ 12-29
$4
—
of Rec.
American Superpower,
AA/A/A;
A//.-"
_________—A
.,A-
Reserve Power, $5
Marion
1-10
_______
A
Extra
Louisville
5%
1-10
$1.25
:A-A-;
(quar.)_
Holders
convertible
4V2%
12-31
12"31
12-31
1-10
i"10
1-10
—./A':
-
B
Class
50c
50c
25c
..
__________
Extra
5%
(Del.)—
.
Share
' When
Payable
Per
.
Name of Company
Rolling Mill Co.—
American
25c
(quar.)__
A
Class
Holders
oi Rec,
When
Payable
.
of Company
Name
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Lincoln
,
Per
Share
■
:'
143
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4349
161
Volume
I"15.
lrl5
1-15
12-30
12-30
Per
'V
•
i'V '
•
Hutcmns
Co.
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
5% preferred B (s-a>
25c
30c
$1.62%
Indianapolis Power & Light, common
Silica Co., 6%% pfd. (accum.)__:,;
Industrial
institutional becunwes, litd.—
»
Insurance Group Shares (year-end)
.
(s-a;
of North America
Insurance Co.
3%c
37 %c,
I $1.25
(quar.)
Common
______————
preferred
6%
(quar.)_—-—
Business Machine Corp.—
International
dividend
Stock
(quar.J
Corp.
12-30
South Pittsburgh Water Co.,
1-10
12-31;
Southwestern
$25c
1-15
1-15
12-31
11-25
v:
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(year-end)——
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—$5 preferred
(quar.)
—
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.—,
\ Adj.
preferred (quar.)—_________________
New
12-30*
$$1.50
$$1.50
$$l
6%
conv.
.preferred A
:___—
(quar.)
—
International Milling, 4% preierred
international Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Noma
12-30*
87%c
2t>c
t25c
Ltd., com. (interim)
Investment Foundation,
preferred
6Ye
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
.Jewel Tea Co., Inc., 414%
Pacific
Northern
States
6%
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
& Baking—
Grocery
Krueger
Knuosen
LaPlant-Choate
$1
Class
A
Class
6%
&
(F.
&
(quar.)—:
Lebanon
Tire
&
Extra
Lehman
_______u—.
—_______
(quar.)
Gas,
Valley
Rubber
—
common
preferred
$2.50
—
& Co.—,
R.)
Co.,
—____
——
4
(quar.)
Link
Belt
Corp,,
_
Co.,
(quar.)_
common
preferred
6j/2%
$1.30
Loft
Candy
Lord
&
—-
,
5%
&
Mahon
(R.
$2
convertible
Marchant
Maritime
Common
7%
(quar.)
preferred
Field
Marshall
&
McCall
McColl-Frontenac
6%
preferred
Oil
&
5%
7%
Mine
Semi-annual
A
Hill
Monongahela Valley Water
7% preferred (quar.)
Co.—
•
v
preferred
Telegraph
Carbon
&
Mount
Diablo
Oil,
Co. (quar.)
Carbon RR.
Port
Mining &
Mountain
12-20
Tel.
6%
12-20
preferred
$7 preferred
$7 preferred
$7 preferred
&
Tel.
(quar.)
______
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_
Munising Paper Co., 5%.
Mutual System
1st pfd. (quar.)_—
6% preferred (quar.)_
Inc.,
Harragansett Electric,
4%% pfd. (quar.)
National
National
Bond & Share Corp. (quar.)...
Cash Register Co. (qhar.) ________
Flour
class A
50c
-
1-15
U.
7%
1-15
12-12
12-31
6%
1-15
12-15
12-29
3- 3
2-15
1-20
12-31
1-15
12-30
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
3- 1
2-10
6- 1
5-12
9- 1
12- 1
8-11
Sinclair
*
6%
Solar
Oil
Aircraft,
Southeastern
11-10
2-1
1-15
56Vic
2- 1
30c
15c
25c
65c
50c
50c
1-15
1-15
12-12
1-15
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
1-15
12-30
6%
12-31
5%
1-20
1-15*
12-30
West
2-
1
conv.
7%
1-15
12-31
preferred
1
2-
1-29
Power Co.,
(quar,)
Pipe & Steel,
Western Tablet
Westvaco
25c
62%c
22-
1
1
$4.50
5%
Chlorine
4Va%
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.50
2-15
$1.75
2-15
1-17
$1.12%
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-15
(quar.)—_
.'
pfd.
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$75c
>
$$1.75
preferred
preferred
35c
(s-a)
1-18
1-17
1-15
"
12-15
1-15
12-30
$1.25" vv 4-
1
$$1
(initial)
White Sewing
2
3-22
1-12
1-25
1-10/
1- 2
75c
Wichita
Wichita
preference
Stock
Union
Water
Co.,
Spencer
Wilson
Co.,
&
2-
1
1-10
1-28
12-26
Machine Corp.—
prior preference
1-25
$1.12%
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. Co
converitble
6%
12-29
2-15
1-15
$$1.50
1-20
12-31
25c
1-15
12-31
35c
3-
•
1
2-15
37%c
(quar.)
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
>
(accum.)
Yards, 6% pfd. (s-a)
7% preferred (quar.)
Steel
50c
50c
(quar.)
$2
_
$1.75
$1
Co
$6 preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
Gas
(quar.)_
(1897
&
$1.50
series)
(Alexander & James)
1st
(quar.)_
Electric. 4 V2% "pfd. (quar.)
preferred
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
1-15
1-10
1-20
1-15
1-10
2-
1-
2
12-20
1
1-15
(Wm.),
1-31
1-15
1-15
12-30
—
$$1.75
Jr., Co.,
1
1-15
3-20
3-
7
3-15
3-
5
$1.12%
3-15
3-
5
50c
1
1-20
4-
2
3-20
1-31
1-15
25c
—
Worsted Co.___———
2-
50c
20c
common
Common——
2-
37 %c
$1.12%
common
4V2%.conv. prior preferred (quar.)——
Wrigley
$1.50
$1.12%
(accum.)—
Worthington Pump & Machinery,
4 V2 % prior preferred (quar.)_
Wyandote
1-22
1-
8
15c
1-15
12-
4
•
37%c
1-15
12-20
34%c
1-15
12-20
Ltd.—
Yates-American
York
$20c
2-15
1-19
$$1.50
1-15
12-20
1-10
12-15
Co.——
common
—
Jamaica income tax.
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
30%
15% Canadian non-residents' tax
Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source
'
15% ; resident tax, 7%.
a Less British income tax.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less
tPa.vable
$1.75
Machine
Corrugating,
x Less
Process Co.—
(quar.)——
1-18
5-15
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
(s-a)_
—
1
Products—
preferred
■
7%
(quar.)—_—;
1
2-
6-1
—
pfd.
Stationery Corp.—
(quar.)
(George)
$2
2-15
'
2-
$2.50
&
preferred
$4
37 VaC
pfd.
4-10
33%c
—
1-10
25c
A
1-10
4-20
$1.25
6%
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Grocers,
preferred
12-29
for
1—_
6%
Co.,
3-10
L-20
$1.75
"
7-16
$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Power
Wickwire
Edison—
part, preferred
preferred
5
1-18
Mills Ltd.—
Gas,
preferred
Weston
3
1-
$3c
—
Greyhound Lines, Inc. (initial)
Southern Franklin
1-
1-10
2-26
$15c
—
50c conv. preferred
California
Common
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
1-15
$1
$23c
4-16
1
.
$30c
preferred (quar,)i
_________
preferred class C (quar.)u.—
Southern
3
$87 %c
1
8-
3-20
^
5%
1-
5-
_______
(quar.)——.
Electric Co.,
Penr.
7%
1-3
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
Western
1-19*
1-15
1
preferred (s-a)
5%
preferred
1-19*
T50C
(interim)
common
West
12-30
t50c
1-15
2-
62 %c
class A
Co.,
preferred
Penn
7%
1-20
$1.12%
t '
1
(quar.)_—
12-29
1
___—_
orig.
5V2%
B
Western
—
(s-aj
2
1-13
.
5%
12-30
2-
2-15
2-
$1.50
—:
Washington Ry. & Elec,,
12-30
preferred A (quar.)——
Southern
1-
12-30
1
$1
4-20
r
(quar.)__—
Brothers
Class
1
—
4-30
37 %c
2-
1-15
1-20
37 %c
Warren
1-11
1-30
1-17
3-
(quar.)
6
2-10
12-30
1
>: $i.75
(quar.)
5
50c
2-24
lrl5
50c
1st pfd.
1-
25c
3<>15
37 %c
2-
of common held
Paper
7%
2-
10c
Products, common
1-
12-23
(quar.)
$1
preferred
12-23
$1.25
12-22
preferred (quar.)
1-15
—
5-26
1-15
6%
1-15
(s-a)—_
6-11
preferred
$1
—______
2-26
$2 %c
—
———
Raalte Co.,
preferred (quar.).———
(quar.)
3-12
10c
preferred (quar.)
1-15
2
2
$2
(quar.)
(interim)—-—
7%
1-15
2
47-
17 %c
—
Winding
6
20C
1-
4-16
7-16
40c
(quar.)—_
preferred
conv.
Radio
t25c
(increased)
Southern California
1-20
25c
37y2c
1-15
1-15
1-10
12-28
$1.25
—
Vulcan Detinning Co., common..—.
ii.'-.*.-—.
1-
1-15
1-15*
:
40c /
—
7%
(stock dividend)---
Co.
Corp.
(Howard)
1
1-15
$1.75
30c
shares
preferred
2-
1-20
1-15*
12-11
1-13
6%
5
2-14
1
Publishing—
5'/2%
of
five
each
12-31
$1.50
$1.62%
(special)
share
One
2-
3-
1
$1.25
—„—
1-19
1
2-
6%
1-10
2-15
8-10
$1.25
(quar.)—
—
2
1-20
2-
87 %c
Irregular
Virginian Railway Co.—
1-10
1-
t75c
common
(Quebec), Ltd.
Simplicity Pattern
'
1
5-10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—
1-10
2-
12-30
2-10
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred A
Common
1-10
1
1-15
2-
$5
(liquidating)
Sugar, $5 preferred (quar.)
5%
(s-a)——:————
Steel
Common
Co.
preferred
S.
Van
'
Storage
Simmons-Boardman
;
1
2-
(accum.)
pfd.
...
Strapping,
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Signode
2-
tl5c
——
Sigma Mines
.;
1-10
t$1.50
Co.—;
—
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sheep Creek Gold Mines (quar.)___
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—_
2
1-11
$1.75
12-30
25c
States
Universal
1-10
31',4c
1-15
25c
12-30
1
2-
50c
■
68 %C
;
Upper Canada Mines Lid.
1-24
1-15
__—;
•
(quar.)__
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com.
^
—
preferred
2-1
$7
<
9-15
Machinery—
^
$4 preferred
preferred (quar.)
Extra
2
1-31
$1.25
6-15
25c
^
Plywood Corp. com. (quar,)__
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
70c
1-11
$1.31 Vt
3-15
25c
Lumber
t$1.75
Paper Co.,
$4j/2
S.
Utah
________—____
Scytes & Company, common
2
;
6.4%""preferred A (quar.)—
12-23
15c
Schuylkill Valley Navigation & RR.
12-29
8
1,-11
6-16
12^20
United Stockyards Corp.—
1
2-
37'/2c
(quar.)——
preferred
3-
2
1-10
:
—
$5 preferred
12-30
3-15
2
7-
—
/— $5 preferred (quar.)
12-30
1-25
25C
Schenley Distillers Corp
1-15
1-20
5c
5
,
1-25
50c
4%
& Electric,
Diego Gas
S.
.3-18
4-
50C.
convertible preferred (quar.)—.
Industrial Chemical (quar.—
7%
1-20
3-15
_•
Fidelity & Guarantee Co. (Baltimore)
Hoffman
1
50c
class A——
U. S.
12-15
1
25c
1
5
1-
2-26
2-
2
class A
United
1
37V'2c
—
1-
3-
2-
2-15
4-
$1.25
'
class A
non-cum.
S.
1-15
2-
3-1
'
non-cum.
Extra
12-22
$1.50
common
Paper Mills,
2-15
3-15
$2.50
Extra
U.
U.
Ltd.—
1
2
$1.25
non-cum.
6.4%
Mills Co.,
1-15
1
4-
58 %C
—
4%
Quarterly
1-15
:
1-30
25c
(quar.)
2-
i
58 %C
(quar.)——
4%
12-15
,
2-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Lawrence
San
1-12
York (increased)
(quar.)—
National Distillers Products (quar.)_:
National Fuel Gas Co. (quar.) _______—20c
National City Bank of New
National City Lines,
Lawrence
3-15
58 %c
—
'.
& Canal
RR.
J.
4%
.
1-15
(quar.) ________
—
pfd. A (accum.) —
Co.
N.
Casualty Co.—
$35c
Corp.,
Paper
2-15
& Manufacturers—
Merchants
S.
1-15
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Croix
Lawrence
7%
1-20
-
1
2-
20c
Co.,
St.
1-31
1
National Biscuit, common.
;/ l- 5
2-
(quar.)
Co.
St.
Common
2-
.
5
1-15
Co.,
Typewriter
Royal
Smith
—
7
1-
1
&
Button
Paper
1-11
37 %c
...
12-
1-
50c
—
T/ir
$48c
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
9
1-15
1-15
41%c
Ltd., common (quar.) —
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Roos Brothers. Inc., $6.50 preferred——__
Mulling Manufacturing—
$7
U.
U,
1-
1-20
12-22*
50c
1-15
62%c
1-15
2-
—_—
(quar.)_____.
Co. (quar.)
W.)
(H.
(monthly)——
1-15
1
2
3-
53c
53c
1
4-
53c
—__
9
3-
; 2v
50c
5V2%
(quar.)___—
St.
$1.25
,
United
58y3c
Investing Corp.. $7 pfd.
preferred
1-18
$20c
common
12-15
U. S.
(accum.)—
Copper & Brass, 5V'2% pfd. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
Manufacturing, 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
Rickel
Development-
(quar.)
States
Revere
7%
2- 1
___
1-15
15c
(quar.
preferred
$5
1-
1-3K,
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
25c
—
1st
Reserve
12-21
1-31
50c
preferred (quar.)
5%
$2
preferred (accum.)__—_—______
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)__—
Reading. Company (quar.)
Reading Gas Co. (PaJ, 2nd pfd. (quar.)___
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.—
12-20'
lc
preferred
preferred
6%
12-31
5c
Quarterly
Mountain States Power,
5%
80c
12-30
50c
(s-a)___
5%
12-30
Railway Equipment & Realty Co. Ltd.—•
1-12
1-
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)
Montreal Light Heat & Power Consolidated-
12-30
1-15
Uc
(quar.)—,
12-30
1-15
Railroad Employees Corp.—
1-15
preferred
1-20
12-30
1-15
.
United
prior
15c
12-30
5%
$1.50
7%
$1.50
$1.75
—
12-30
50c
(quar.)___—
Co.
Power
1-15
2-28
50c
(monthly)
(monthly)—
(monthly)
$1.25
Radio Corp.
Security
(quar.)_
6
1-20
of America, common (year-end)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum, 6% preferred (quar.)
Quebec
12-30
15c
i
(monthly)
$1.50
—
-
12-30
1-15
$1
1-10
1-15
■
35c
(initial)-—
(monthly)
7%, prior preferred
7%
priof" preferred
2-28
1-17
1-11
.'
prior preferred
prior preferred
2-10
25c
$25c
Co.—
12-30
/ 1-15
12-30
12-30
$10c
1-15
$1.50
'
:
1-25
$1
25c >.
—______
preferred
1-20
1-15
!
(quar.)
prior preferred (monthly).
6.36%
prior preferred (monthly)
of New Jersey—
prior preference
V 2- 2
'
____
(quar.)___
1-20
2- 1
2
$1.25
2-15
$1.50
4-
—,—-
(monthly)
preferred
"~$5
$$1.75
Ltd
Corporation
/
2-20
6%
(quar.)_____
1-11
15c
6%
Colorado—
Quaker Oats Co., 6%
12-18
3-12
1-15
_
6%
7
preferred (monthly)—
Puget Sound Power & Light—
12-15
25c
5
2
6%
1-15
1-17
$1.25
Monroe Loan Society, class A
Montreal
6%
3-15
Scott
Mississippi Power & Light Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
Mount
j2- 3
Navigation & RR.—
____________
$6
Public Service Corp.
_
Hart, Inc., $1 prior preferred
Miller Manufacturing Co., class A
(quar.)
Power,
til-20
1-31
1-31
40c
5
1-
B
Rolland
$10
Gas
1-
4-16
1-10
(stock
United Gas Improvement (initial)——
United Light & Railways Co. (Del.)—
2-
preferred (monthly)—
preferred (monthly)
—______—
preferred (monthly)
_____—__
5%
St.
(accum.)
Fruit
25c
of
1-16
;
United
1
i
Co.
Y.)
(N.
California
Share
&
1-
Rochester
$1.75
of
Co.
Extra '
preferred
7%
12-15
15c
Miller &
Montana
12-31
Inc.—
Co.,
Oil
United Bond
2
preferred
Service
1
(s-a)—
prior
Public
1-10
2-
■
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Co.,
prior
1- 2
;
Union
Tobacco
6.36%
1-15
$30c
& Bennington RR.
Tuckett
6.36%
Class
2
1
share lor each share held
a
3-15
(interim)
1
1
2-
1
1/14 of
3-15
Proprietary Mines Ltd.
Prosperity Co., class A
1-15*
1- 2
(quar.)—
preferred class
&
1-15*
12-29
2- 1
1-15
midwest Piping & Supply (irregular)
Mill Creek
1-15
2-
2-
$1.50
8
1-20
3-
12-28
$5c
$1.75
•_
Co.
1
1-15
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
6%%
3-15
12-18
2-
Trust
&
2
Gas
2-1
1-31
1-15
$1
preferred (accum.)
6
$1.25
—
1-
$1
25c
(quar.)___
6%
6
$3c
11-
1-15
$1.33%
—*.—
Co._:
2
1-15
$1.50
United
1-
5
1-
11-
.
Bank
Troy
12-30
1-20
1-
1-15
(quar.)
<
2-15
4-
2- 1
2-1
$1.25
(quar.)___
Light, $5 preferred
(year-end)
Premier Gold Mining Co., Ltd
Procter & Gamble, 8% preferred
$1.25
_________
50c
common
-
3-10
$3c
50c
90c
1-16
1
1-10
1
1-20
1-15
25C
,
(quar.) '
1-16
1
2-
25c
2-
$1.12%
;
Manufacturing, $3.60 pfd.
Manufacturing (quar.)_
■
1-20
2-
$1.75
_____
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
partic. pfd.
1-
1
1-15
62 %C
div.)
12-30
1-10
1-15
1-16
1
Trade
1-10
2-
1-30
2-
Towle
12-30
75c
12-28
(quar.) V
4-
1-31
$1
(accum.)
—
Tool
(quar.)
(quar.)__
75c
Portland
12-30
6%
Distilleries Ltd.,
Stores
1-15
3-15
(quar.)__________
common
preferred
12-30
1-15
_
shares
1-15
preferred
12-27
$2.50
4
12-28
25c
Bridge Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim).
Texas Power & Light, 7%
pfd. (quar.)——
1-15
1
1-
1-15
$1/
Tacony-Palmyra
12-20
1-25
1-30
1-15
50c
Thatcher
1-10
1
8
.
2-15
25c
$1
A
9
15c
1
Mold Corp.
5
1
2-
8
1-
1
common——
2-
$1.121/2"
Plymouth Cordage (extra)
Employees Stock (extra)
$$1.50
preferred
Co.,
12-
1-15
21-
2-15
2-
—
5
3-
3-14
60c
$75c
Securities—
65c
Plomb
VL3J
1-15
1-15
;
Fuller
&
Electric
Bearer
2
■.
31 Vkc
,
9
$1.10
12-21
common
6%% pfd. (sa-)
$3
40c
_______
(initial quarterly)
preferred
Mercantile
-
Baer
Co.,
1-
2-
1-10
$10c'
(quar.)
(s-a)
2-15
$1.06 V*
Ry.
B.)
preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., $2.50 prior
20c
12-21
(quar.)
(Cai.) (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd., common
12-12
2-
1-10
1-10
$75c
Sun Oil, 4V2%
preferred
Superheater Co. (quar.)
12-31
$1
$4 preferred (initial)
(quar.)
—_____
preferred
20c
preferred
$4
Inc.,
& Northern
Pittsburgh Coal,
Ltd.—
5%
Robbins,
McLellan Stores,
Melchers
117Vic
$17Vic
___
—'J-
(quar.)—
McCrory Stores Corp.,
McKesson
25c
1-
1-10
1-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)
preferred
(John
12-31
1-15
11-25
25c
preferred
Super
12-30
1-15
25C
$10c
(quar.)__
,
1-31
12-30
$1.06 %
(quar.)
& Co.
1
3-
li
1-15
$1.25
_v__________
tic
(quar.)
7%
Co.,
(A.)
1-15
3-
t50c
(quar.)
common
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie, com. (s-a)_
^
12-30
1-15
1-15
1-10
(s-a)
Co.,
Co.
Canada,
1
3-15
$1.12V2
——_—_
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.(quar.)
Co
preferred
Rheem
(quar.)—
Rubber
&
(Albert)
$4
50c
(quar.)
Corporation
Tire
Coke
&
5%
1-15
2-
I
1
"
(irreg.)
$6
$5 pfd.
Co.,
Power
Gas Light
class A
$1.40
Pilot Full Fashion Mills, Inc.,
37%c
—
Co.
4
1-15
——
(quar.)——
Ma"Ssawippi Valley RR. Co.
Telephone,
Year-end
12-28
(quar.)_
——
5/'j.
2
2-
$1.25
$1.0614
$4 2nd preferred (accum;)
12-30
,
of
Suburban
1
$1
Pillsbury Mills
Telegraph—
&
3-
1-15.V
-
$1
—
.
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Telephone
2-15'
12-30
(quar.)
preferred
Calculating Machine Co.
Oil
Margay
(N. Y.)
Trust Co.
Manufacturers
1-15
Stix
12-31
3-15
10c
(resumed)
RR
___
Piedmont
9
2- 1
1-15
2-28
20c preferred-
Radio & Television,
Majestic
1-15
$1.06Vi
50c
15c
C.)
5
1-
Special
12-29*
1-15
75c
pfd. (quar.)_
Mines
River
4(4%
12-30
_______
Stein
12-29
1-15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)_____
Pick
1-15
(year-end)—
& Co., 4%% pfd. A <quar.)___
Co., $2 class A pfd. (quar.)
(R. H.)
Macy
Hudson
4%
Inc.,
Consolidated
1-18
$1
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—_
Bottling (irreg.)h—
Companies,
&
50c
$1.25
Co..> 6%
Cola
Phillips-Jones,
12-30
(quar.)
—
Pfd. (quar.)
8%
50c
4'/a%
1-15
—
5%%
Forbes, com.
preierred (ouar.)
6%
6
60c
$1.50
(quar.)_.
($100 par)
preferred
Luzerne Co. Gas & Elec.,
MacAndrews
______
Stetson
Philadelphia Company
Philadelphia Electric, 4.4% pfd. (quar.)___
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. Co. (s-a)
Philip Morris & Co. Inc. Ltd., com. (quar.)_
12-30
-
12-30
(quar.)
preferred
Works,
preferred
12-30
—
(quar.)_;
Ltd., class'A
Radio,
Co.
1-20
—
Tel.
Pennsylvania
Peoples
$5
2nd preferred (quar.)—
Co. (Ky.), com.__
($25 par)
v
Steel
1-20
pfd.
Co
12-15
Electric
cumul. pfd.
5%
;
12-31
1-
8
$1.31',4
Interim
Pharis
1-
1-
1
Stanley
$1.12 y2
________
conv.
Electric
Coca
Peninsular
5
1-15
1- 9
2- 1
1-25
1-15
1-15
2- 1
(year-end)
8%
&
Gas
9- 5
75c
15c
$2
37V2c
31 Vic
$1.25
$1.31 Vi
—
—_____
Corp.
Taylor,
Louisville
1-15
.2- 1
3-1
4- 1
2- 1
J
1-
1-15
Standard/TWholesale Phosphate & Acid Works
7%
Ltd.
Mines,
&
Utah
6%
Liquid Carbonic Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)__
Little Schuylkill Navigation RR. & Coal Co.
Semi-annually
1-15
1-15
31 Vic
87%c
50c
$1.62%
$1.12V2
__J.
(quar.)
2- 1
2- 1
1- 8
30c
25c
;
——
.
com.
new
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-25
4- 2 }
4- 2
2- 1
50c
Corp.- (quar.)
Corporation
Stores
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
75c
50c
preferred (quar.)
6%
:
/
6-15
3- 1
62Vic
:
(initial)—_
Lexington Telephone Co., 5.2% pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp.—
$1.25 conv. preferred (initial quar.)___—_
Liberty Loan Corp., $3.50 pid. (quar.)——
Lerner
1-9
50c
/••::; 8c
75c ;
37 %c !
10c
——
——
preferred
Leath
Lee
(quar.)
B„
•Lazarus
1-10
25c
t5c
$1.75
—.
(interim)-—.—
Lane Bryant, 7% preferred (quar.)——.——.
JLangendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Ltd.
Mines,
Tel.
Common
(quar.)
Gold
5
Paymaster Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—
5
Inc.—
Mfg. Co.,
preferred
Laniaque
Pacific
6-5
1-
2-
12-30
(Del.)—•
Power
Lumber
Paterson
2- 1
1-16
2-26
2-
$1
Lighting Corp., $5
Paraffine
$1.75
12 %c
15c
preferred
1-25
Ry
4Va%
Gas &
Park
1-
3-12
1-15
Panama
1-31
1-20
1-15
1-15
(quar.)__
12-28
Pacific
r
(quar.)
______
(G.) Brewing Co.—
creamery Co., 6Gc preierred (quar.)
2nd
I'M
1-18
$1.25
5oc
31V4C
$1.50
10c
$1.75
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply—
5%
preierred (quar.)___
i
Kennedy's, Inc., common (year-end) _______
$1.25 conv. preierred (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Kildun Mining Corp.
(liquidating).Kobacker Stores, Inc., 7% preferred
Kroger
12-15
: 1-27
pfd.
6%
1-31
1-12
Inc
Stores,
Department
Kaufmann
60c
t$1.50
(irregular)—
.
1-29
Pacific
12-
Gas
preferred
Class B4(quar.) ——
f5c
Pacific
,
12-30
1-15
$1.20
Gold
Corp.,
1- 2
——
4 Vi %
Standard Products Co.;
Standard
12-21
1-15
___
'.
12-30.
1-15
Oliver
1-20*
3-15
6-15
9-15
12-15
1-2
1-15
1-15
12-23
15c
15c
15c
15c
1-15
$2
$1.25
2-1
———
1-15
$1.25
12-15
3-
1-17
12-22
$1.25
States Pwr. (Minn.), $5
$1
—________
—
_
1-15
75c
•
preferred, B (quar.)
________
Standard Brands.) Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)—
Standard Chemical Co., Ltd. (interim
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), 5% pfd. (quar,) —
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—__
O'Brien
2
25c
(quar.)
Common
75c
Co., common—______
(quar.) _____
—
—
(E. R.) & Sons, $5 pfd. A (quar.) —
preference
$4.25
(interim)
(initial) _____
Oppenheim Collins & Co., Inc. (year-end) __
12-29
Vegetable Parchment Co.—
Kalamazoo
1-15
.
2-10
25c
Novadel-Lighting, $5 preferred
$1.50
(quar.)—..—...
preferred (quar.)
preierred series A
2nd
4%
Jophn Water Works Co., 6%
1
.
(s-a)________
Power,
$3
Squibb
2-
12-30
Northern
1-10
2-1
Co.
preferred (accum.)
preferred (accum.)
7%'
1-10
Jonnson—
&
Johnson
,
V'
$1.25
(quar.)
Liberties
Ontario
Northern
12-20
1-
$1
prior preferred-----^-
:
Ry.
Northern
1-15
1-15
$75c
$1.06!4
—
.7%
5%: preferred
Northern
1-15*
2- 1
1-15
1-15
Stores
Department
Interstate
1-11
(Dallas)-—
Co.
Insurance
Life
'
J 13c
,
Cqrp._______
North Penn Gas,
12-15
2- 1
_
2-
Northern,Indiana Public Service—
12-15
1-15
t$1.75
Electric
.Northern Central
'
:
preierred (quar.)
—
International Utilities Corp., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
7%
Telephone
Central RR.
York
„
1-31.
2- 1
2- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preference
conv.
1-
1-15
Spicer Manufacturing
1-15
New Brunswick
'
5
International Metal Industries—
6%
1-15
12-15
12-31
1-29
2- 1
1-15
____
international Harvester Co., common
1-19
1-15
25c
3-1
5%
2bc
65c
—_
Detrola
.International
I
20c
1-
"-v...;>*■/
$20c
1-15
$37%c
1-15
Ltd.—-
$1.50
1-15
50c
■Extra
International Bronze Powders,
(quar.)
preferred B
6%
Corp., $1.20 preference.™.
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—_—
1-31
2-28
1-15
(
1-15
35o
Lead
Manufacturers & Stores (year-end)
Co.,
12-30
$1.50
$1.12 VS
(quar.)
414%. pfd. (quar.)
Southern New England Telephone Co.
National
National
Money
Holders
When
Per
National
12-29
■
•
stocs; & Bond. Group
y.Vij
;<•Name of Company
'•'.t./.;
of Rec.
Share.:,, Payable
of Rec.
1-20
3-10
•
Holders
Payable
2-14
2" 1
1-15
;
Company
12-30
3- 1
2- 1
1-15
$1.50.
15c ,-.
(accum.$2.50 t
—V
(quar.)__
Investing Corp., $7 pid.
Hussman-Ligonier
Name of
of Rec.
Payable
Share
t
;6i pfd' (quar.)_
Fibre Corp.,
Hummel-Ross
Holders
"Per. • : ::.".When
.
Name of Company
-When
Share
-
r
Monday, January 8, 1945
COMMERCIAL' & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
144
resident
in
tax,
Non*
that
held
railroad
The
Hews
'
of
entered in suits by the two groups of stockhold¬
railroad and nine of its officers and
was
1940 to hold the
and
1939
Pennroad
in
services-,
_
Net profit after charges and Federal;
Earnings per share on 403,680 shares
and
sales
Net
—517.707,602
;
• 140,288
-
taxes—,--—;
class A and class B
y-
Ford
Motor
that
0 34
Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
railway———
from
Net
income.
oper,
;
$30,810
$143,056
70,156
27,887
$128,334
64,423
24,017
$131,783
69,964
26,955
railway^-—
from
Gross
Net
/
1941
1942
1943
Net
ry.
railway-
from
Net
.
income
oper.
''Deficit.-—V.
160, p. 2407.
31—
.7
will
stock
at
be
devoted
$104
for
that
it
indicates
1945,I
group
^
the
4(4%
expects
redemption
and
for
$107
The company
time in March,
4Va
these stocks
redeem
to
some
Sept. 30
Ended
I--/v-;
Profit
after
Total
after
^
'
I-
w-.-—--
interest,
income
$94,170,623]
7,117,899}'
7,203,296J
etc.—
and
1943
1944
etc.L—^1™-^—-;
depreciation,
income
Profit
Federal
+Net
Period End. Nov. 30—
.V
v
Railway
per
tSubject
$6.109,31S
2.784,000
$3,461,912
_
$3 ,325,316
$2.90
common,
to
possible
refund.- -V.
renegotiation
Period End. Nov. 30—
161,
12.
p.
•Earnings—
1944—Month—1943
Railway oper. revenues.
1944—11 Mos.—1943
$2,627,984
$2,611,576
expenses,
2,450,397
2,494,653
'Railway tax accruals,.
Equip. & jt. facil. rents
361,474
332,246
Cr531.580
Cr520,741
$347,693
$305,418
$4,988,345
24,991
193.032
246,168
391,046
$372,684
$498,480
$5,234,513
$5,938,123
55,481
60,147
•1,245,588
1,826,123
3,387
5,026
50,096
40,931
$313,816
$433,307
$3,938,829
$4,071,064
$228,303
$125,609
Railway
Net
oper.
ry.
income.
oper.
income
Total
V.".'-
.
$. VV'f•-'*
$
$
r
933,824,960
income
Miscell.
1944—Month—1943 T : 1944—11 Mos.—1943
•
.»
$32,025,267 $32,161,933
26,108,065
23,975.036
8,365,501
6,823,481
Cr5.894.624 Cr5,725,731
$5,547,077
deductions from
income
<£
897,476,873
oper.
reys.—
83,085,440
80,232,091
exps.—
60,224,962
Total
fixed
charges
59,017,391 678,649,143 606,232,785
Net
Net
from, .-railway
rev.
■/
income
14,104,421
taxes—_
1,041,965
1,195,873
11,814,410
11,012,245
tuxes—-
1,127,128
1,295,474
Gross
income
117,026,000 142,022,819
$3,119,366
deductions
Income
$3,203,386
$2,428,608
(Dr.bal.)
(Dr.bal.)
358,820
503,236
120,092
rents
64,113
3,686,124
income
9,234,329
4,428,727
102,512,142
118,449,237
$2,335,820
,
—
fac.
requirements:.
$5.50
Freferred
($50
■>
«
,
series A, 434%--^--———
conv. prior preferred-—
Pfd.,
v
————
div.
stock
-
ry.
oper.
•/
.
——
,
Earnings
November—
Company
of
Only
1941
1942
319,000
273,165
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway-
railway-
-
income
_
oper.
stock
com.
&
$1,773,655
$1,931,574
$2,008,720
surplus
Gross
from
161.
11.
P.
*
>
Net
'
.
Pee Delaware Lackawanna & Western
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
155,
share
1414.
$0.38
—
—-
—
11^47p,610 130,983,012 88
V
November—
from
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
ry.
1941
1942
250,855
454,493
131,165
93,027
271,792
"
1941
1942
1943
1944
It-
r
$120,433
..'$112,326
$92,711
21.455
7,959
20,065
26,477
408
16,715
1,407.018
1,354,361
1,136,566
'■
income—
.
$102,873
Y
42,884
34,751
From January 1—
$514,787
116,285
'19,445
Net
from
'202,647
'36,476
'167,386
Net
rv.
from
Gross
—V.
11,587,350
3,046,441
11,585.266
8,688,512
1,998,862
1,139,162
528,929
1,057,496
'167,776
'827,887
railway——
251,417
income—
160,
409,997
227,030
961,346
362,078
203,091
railway
oper,
315,845
297,412
,
220,265
2408.
p.
7,103,608
3,268,877
income..
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
160,
2547.
p.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Pennsylvania'
Manufacturing
Salt
of
Co.—Listing
1942
1941
$607,247
$562,422
$513,594
$460,362
208,051
t:,- 162,790
from
from
186,005
198,024
Net
ry.
1943
1944
November—
Gross
Net
•
52,825
*79,478
-
railway
oper.
$716,704
railway—
railway
from
Net
17,939
1,409,439
'
2408.
p.
railway
*13,115
v
'111,061
.
from
$727,919
$814,562
80,215
income._
oper.
12,435
1,353,629
..
.
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings-
289,118
Lines—Earnings-
1943
1944
railway.—
railway
from
Gross
1943
$302,994
. ^56,265
$0.55
1944
30—
charges and taxes..
$215,918
outstanding—555,947
profit alter
Common
103,575,730
From January 1—
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept.
irom
Net
"
Net
—
income .L
12.
November—
Petersen,
A.
895,787,432 765,749,181 559 261,250
256,071,665 291/,125,497 261,385,248 157, 368,757
160,
610
1,347,962
282,955
.
income,,
oper.
32,074
931,917,947
.—
Pennsylvania-Reading: Seashore
Gross
Executive Vice-President, has been named President,
to succeed the late Jesse II. Van Alstyne.—V, 161, p. 12.
L.
railway—
p.
ry.
$123,391
25,128
1,158,877
railway.__,_,T
from
Net
$115,523
13,901
*13,548
.
railway—__
'Deficit.—V.
railway-
oper.
161.
from
$110,278
"2,774
•
From January 1—
Gross
1941
$88,337
.
railway,,,,
oper.
income,,
1942
1943
1944
railway,,,,
from
Net
1462.
RR. above.—V. 117, p.
Otis Elevator Co.—-New President—
■
ry.
—V.
Oswego & Syracuse RR.—Merger Agreement— ;
,
from
Net
—V.
from
Net
From Jan. 1—
for
Balance
$6,153,194,
$5,273,397
Pittsburg Shawmut & Northern RR.—EarningsNovember—
.
$80,0887374 $74,243,320 $53,146,783
22,913,363
21,220,311
25,621,348
12,817,766
9,302,043
4,445,647
14,839,298
6.497,791
$82,923,368
_
L; L
income, &
2408.
p.
Net
-
1943
1944
>.
Gloss
243,437
135,982
117,613
427,500
par.l_
160,
Gross
Net
6
income
Net
Pi'd.
profits taxes,,
-V.
1,895,115
859,336
$2,436,220
rents
12,805,659
7,331,482
$3,225,186
774,759
Equipt.
$3,194,057
Cr3l,128
683,146
—
$3,210,447
J9r7,08l
Fed.
11,930,638
5,934,034
ins.
Jt.
$3,126,447
Dr7,031
*Incl.
excess
21,214,700 255,175,817 '291,244,088
10,555,000
■
taxes
retiremt.
RR.
>>
22,860,478
operations
Railway
Unemploy.
Other income, net
<
3,348,000
(n.ti
caxrs
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Railway 'oper.
——
income..—-
;
.
Not
$3.04
pro.yts
-
operating
.
Avail.
6,809.912
fexcess
income
Earnings
(Excludes L. I. RR. and B. & E. RR.)
***
—
Utility
■
•
preferred
preferred
outstanding
of
the
T-'M
Earnings for Six Months
their" claims.
of
'
'
the shares not exchanged for old
the
to
sales
Net
was
-
—
underwriting
an
Co.
Proceeds from the sale of
stock
preferred holders will
headed by Lehman Bros,
by the present common and
Earnings of Regional System
$15,159,083 $15,159,086 $12,959,693
5,781,507
5,781,507
4,506,344
Maintenance
—...i.„—•
-i—
466,710
466,710.
369,227
General taxes
897,521
897,521
910,420
Federal normal and surtax,——
1,233,000
1,217,000
1,014,100
Federal excess profits tax
1,766,000
1,698,000
1,390.600
State income tax———2—L——. Y
126,000
126,000
119,350
Reirement
reserve accruals
1,761,901
1,761,901
1,545,594
l
-
Operation
decision
1943
Actual
absorbed
Glore, Forgan &
Other
1944
/,
Pro Forma
Operating, revenues
The main
amount
lull
12 Months Ended Oct.
not
publicly offered by
personal responsibility.
opinions- were written
Co.—Earnings—
Oklahoma Natural Gas
be
and
the
by as many1 judges of the Appellate
by Judge Herbert F. Goodrich.
It ex¬
plained the court's contention that the plaintiffs were barred by the
statute of limitations from recovering anything from the Pennsylvania
RR.
Judge Charles Alvin Jones concurred with Judge Goodrich and
Judge John Biggs, Jr., senior member of the court, dissented, saying
the plaintiffs had proved their whole case and were entitled to
the
295,224
91,141
15,579
1,206,317
664,637
288,025
1,448,910
788,917
308,517
1,481,871
830,277
324.863
railway
from
the ground that
upon
shares
Three
Court.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
rested mainly
the verdict
of
groups
any
"759
* 10,799
which the plaintiffs complained.
of
of plaintiffs filed their claims tdb late.
The controlling
opinion stated also that the plaintiffs had failed to prove any "moral
turpitude," "breach of trust", or "dereliction of duty" on the part of
the officers and directors, who had been relieved by Judge Welsh of
two
1944
connection with three other transactions, but
to $22,104,515 on the four other
in
145
.
losses amounting
been
reversal
The
and
Co.,
there had
transactions
"l %
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka
.
Judge Welsh, after a trial' that lasted 87 days, held that no loss had
been shown by Pennroad's stockholders with respect to the $36,000,000
deal to purchase the Detroit,
Toledo & Ironton RR., owned by the
i':;;
.
—V.
November—
were
road.
Ended Sept. 30, 15>44:
for Two Months
Earnings
,
interests in six railroads,
directors fk officers also of Penn¬
•"
v"
/■■
:
controlling
purchase of
the
The nine individual defendants
Inc.—Earnings—
Northrop Aircraft,
.
than $100,000,000 and the latter
judgment should be set aside. The
.1
more
District Court's
the
directors, most of whom are deceased, liable for alleged losses, asserted
to have been in excess of $95,000,000 through the investment of funds
:
,
entitled to
were
won.
judgment
in
ers
(Continued from page 112)
they
contended that
General Corporation and
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railway-
railway
.
154,963
125,261
273,875
income—
oper.
183,727
"
Pacific Telephone
v..
.
:•••'••/
'vA-;.'
v-
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
— -
Taxes
52,843,484 221,274,000 2(i»-,982,764
35,841,144 145,981,000 130,940,729
11,089,443
50,630,000
47,445,170
14,095,000
————————
$
$
§
57,356,000
36,720,000
.—
* 1944—12 Mos.—1943
J
* 1944^-3 Mos.—1943
Period End. Dec. 31-—
.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
& .Telegraph Co.
Common Stock—
The
6f
\
income
oper.
6,541,000
25,593.885
.Dr796,670
24.663.000
£>r792.000
5,912,897
109,184
common
standing.—V.
electric
ended
week
(net)
Income
Total
Drl85,000
—_
6,356,000
—
6,022,081
23,871,000
745,916
2,752.000
and
out¬
Net
ry.
of
3,377,000
30,
the
company
amounted
1944,
to
and its subsidiaries for the
129,503,000 kwh., an increase
week
in
kwh.,
or
2.7%,
the
over
corresponding
4,849,937
2,545,653
2,050,653
1,741,361
1,802,435
1,667,608
1,617,227
1,481,695
2408.
p.
Polaroid
(The)
The
class
Dec.
3,418,182
"
:...
Cambridge,
Corp.,
Mass.—Accrued
Dividends—
1943.—
161, p. 12.
•
5,883,382
2,032,643
oper.
160,
\V
.
7,157,240
railway—— «• 6,712,003
railway—L—
Income
from
—V.
24,800,195
675,000
income
issued
'I.. ...I.:'"
■
January 1—
from
Net
which are
v;.:'
for
output
Dec.
V.
Other
all of
$10),
(par
the listing of 750,000
authorized
Exchange has
stock
160, p. 2651.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
The
Net
Stock
York
New
shares
From
Gross
;1
recently' declared dividends
corporation
A-stock,
29,
settlement
in
of
to stockholders of
1944,
the
shares
to
up
arrears
Dec. 26,
record
Sept.
issued
24.
"
•
5 %■ cumulative
24, 1940, payable
1.944, in the following;
its
on
Dec.
*5,631 000
5,537,188
20,302,813
$1.64
$6.58
Dividends
Earns,
share--
per com.
estimated.-—V.
"December
161,
corporation
The
Dec.
on
July
which matures
1,
1937;
$8.75
snares
July
in
prepaid
29
William
Judge
Kirkpatrick
H.
28 granted the
Dec.
on
$1,000,000
the
This is
funded
its
of
portion of the $6,000,000
a
holders
1944,
The
are
interest
payment
uted among bondholders
is
in
addition to the $6,335,000 to be distrib¬
and creditors under the company's reorganiza¬
1.—V. 161, p. 12.
plan, which became effective Jan.
tion
The
has called
company
for redemption
on
Feb.
1,
Bank & Trust Co.,
National
Illinois
111.—V. 160, p.
cago,
trustee,
231
La Salle St.,
So.
.i:.-v.
2546.
expenses
all of the
next,
outstanding 1st mtge. sinking fund 5% gold bonds, series A, due May
1.
1953, at 102 and int.
Payment will be made at the Continental
1942
Pennsylvania
RR.
upset.—See
—V. 160, p. 2078.
Penn¬
below.
RR.
11,087,704
821,1.81
'673,633
94,802
131,779
$1,085,213
$1,114,253
$1,866,935
$1,785,118
552,220
___—„
income
553,428
544,862
,
10 Mos.—1943;-
other
10,720,294
2,897,473
115,323 ,565
'97,114.164
35,504 610
25,876,020
Cr701,135
267,157
201 492
3.440,940
5,154,862
4,153,320
50,057, 514
37,268,877
481,006
5,930 ,012
4,635,902
25,891,524
13,358,264
4,458,089-
__.
of
cars„_
maintenance-
opers._-
car
'*
631.321
expenses
2,916,338
23,629 935
450,855
385,747
4,380,158
3.615,212
Total expenses
408 089
272,790
3,241,456
.2,556,382
revenue
Auxiliary Operations—
89,134
279,100
Cr 11,718
248,751
260,669
:
c'
revenue
Total
net
rev
42,766
$693,271
$597,008
$544,711
divs.—
112,957
1,138,702
1,053,830
3,857,892
3,029.296
24,768,633
28,950,354
3,159,924
2,352,536
18,937,637
21,745,760
697,963
C76,759
5,831.000
5,204,594-
8,800,194
8,823.111
254,420
D'36,183
t
Net
85.619
tax__—
for
1944-
573,226
(or depr.ee, |
avail,
Auxiliary O perations
and
Car
of
1944—Month—1943
(Taxes
accrued
_
_
—
Operating income—..
Bal.
Earnings—
Expenses
759,099
'684,280
charges
Retir. exps.
-
,
11,165,218
and oth. deducts.
Federal
on
the
3,815,126
$2,675,996
(includ.
Net earnings
Amort,
Pennroad Corp.—Verdict of $22,104,515 against
sylvania
revenues
'Maintenance
1941
$2,782,918
...i——
Interest
on
Total revenues
1943
$2,875,591
maintenance)
Taxes
Chi¬
-
Tctal
Net
1944
revenues
Oper.
and
Period End. Oct. 31—
General
$2,934,711
12 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
Gross
Bonds—
$6.25
and
Sleeping Car Ojieralions-
All
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.- -Earnings-
,
Pcabody Coal Co.—Calls Issue of 5%
Revenues
Conducting
pa.d off an outstanding mortgage on the property of an approximately
similar amount.—V. 160, p. 2651.
1933,
Pullman Co.—October
5'Jo
$39,148,-
to receive
p.
on
18,
com¬
the year
$22.50.
On each $1,000 of The
000 of debentures, holders will receive $10.42.
Funded Debt—
shares issued Dec. 20, 1939.—
1926;}'.. VTy:/..; %. v.Ai.-i':AkAA-AV'
'.
May
155,
permission to pay bond and debenture holders $853,145 in interest
pany
bonds,
when the-company took into its consolidatedstatement the Paramount Building, Times Square, New York City, and
borrowed
Federal
$10
V.
1944.
* •
•On each $1,000 principal amount mf the $24,344,700 of refunding
12.
p.
1945.
.$6.69
.
Payment of $853,145 to Creditors—
proves
xor
Paramount Pictures, Inc.—Prepays
debt
21,382,013
20,302,813
21,119,000
$1.81
——
5,276,165
5,537.188
income
Net
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—Court Ap¬
amounts:
issued
deductions
Interest
c
$623,101
'Includes—
'Includes Federal taxes.
Airlines
Pennsylvania-Central
important
vitally
Two
Aeronautics
Civil
PCA
it
Board,
authorized
was
airlanes
its
to
was
fly
have
Corp.—New
been
announced
granted
on
Jan.
between'Detroit
non-stop
by
extend
to
outlet
by air between
decision
PCA
route
Chicago
route
ing in
By
a
New
York and the West and South.
from Pittsburgh, the city of PCA's beginning in 1927.
.
virtue of these new route acquisitions, PCA can provide service
New
York
and
Pittsburgh, Akron, Youngslown, Cleveland,
between
Detroit,,
Chicago,' Milwaukee
inaccessible by
Bedell
C.
York
route
ing,
various
President,8pointed
would
integrate effectively
advantages listed,
among
ancl
Michigan
heretofore
cities
one-carrier service,
Monro,
out that the Pittsburgh-New
into the PCA system and that
it would afford the Southern cities of Wheel¬
Morgantown, Clarksburg, Charleston, Tri-Cities, Knoxville, Chat¬
Huntsville and .Birmingham new one-carrier service to New
tanooga,
York.
'the^Civil Aeronautics Board
beforq
tant
Detroit
and
Miami
as
well
global routes radiating from Washington, New
across
the North
and South Atlantic
and
to
as
several
impor¬
York and Chicago
Asia.—V. 1C1,
p.
12.
test
judgment awarded them in the
Ph.ladelphia nearly a year ago in their con¬
the
Pennsylvania RR*, two groups of stockholders of the
Corp. were rebuffed Dec. 28 by the Third Circuit Court of
more
District
with
Pennroad
Appeals
which
than
the
Court
at
set
aside
Judge George A. Welsh
vania RR.
The stockholders,
led
Grace
of
Stein
We'gle
$22,104,515
the
to
decision
enter
a
of
the
lower
court
judgment in favor of
and
tne
by lone M. Overfieid of Salt Lake
Ch'cigo, aid the Pennsylvania RR.
appealed Judge Welsh's judgment to the Appellate Court.
granted
permission
to
the
Payroll
exc.
Philco Corp.—Storage Battery Output Up—
M. W. Heinritz,
divi¬
Vice-President in charge of the storage battery
part, as follows-:
1944 the industrial
the previous year. '
"In contributing its, share to the over-all industry record, the Philco
Storage Battery Division in 1944 increased its production 50% over the
preceding year.
This increase was made possible by prefabrication or
parts and sub-assemblies and an intensified use of sub-contractors.
161,
i
ordered
Pennsyl¬
City
also
and
had
The dormer
2,538,431
taxes
p.
■
12.
;
.
*
*;.»?
iu
v
in
continued
star
for
been
has
added
at
the
to
.:
.
.
...
199,847
Registers
share
of
new
preferred for
each five shares of common
Simultaneously
of
4'/4%
company
cumulative preferred
stockholders.
holders,-by
the
A
cash adjustment
the -company,
WUI 'exjue .on. Jan.
o-xC-s
achievement
outstanding
N.
J.,
in
the
war
"E" Flag won in 1943 by
Schairer, Vice-Presiclenti
S,
O.
3.—V. 160, p. 2760.
$
Other
transport.-
for
Charges
revs.
37,308,019
inc.
and
will he
paid to preferred.-
>
.
29,
1945,
and
any
new
3,532,433
3,006,663
.294,107
343,319
31,158,602
329.843 077 286.333,223
16,941,838
191,705.620
155.700,667
1,129,124
12,533,720
10,585,827
104.013
100,097
1,030.616
930,532
56,343
5,779
240,320
147,952
15,542,676
12,981,764
124,231,201
118,'113.193
on
debt
„i__
trahspor.
'Payments
p.
$
20,666,004
d'scount
deductions
'Rail
s
30,8.15,283 326,310,644 233,332,155'
37,702,123
income
&
Operating expenses
Int.
1944—10 Mos.—1943
$
1,333,035
revenues
Total
anis
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1944—Month—i943
.
rev.--
rail
to
and
ether
carriers,
express
privileges.—V.
160,
2760.
stock
will offer holders of the 144,565
stock and 48,677 shares of 4V2%
cumulative preferred stock the right to exchange their stock on a
rhare-t'ov-sha-e basis, for the new preferred stock not taken up by the
held.
shares
1..J
12,804,228
Railway Express Agency, Inc.
Period End. Oct. 31—
funded
with the SEC 199,847 shares of cumu¬
lative preferred stock (par $100) and an equal number of subscription
warrants.
The dividend rate-will be supplied by amendment.
The company will offer holders of its 999,235 outstanding Shares of
common stock
subscription rights, evidenced by wararnts to subscribe
common,
1,731,099
charge of the laboratories, announced Jan.
has registered
company
one
-V 361.422
Army-Navy
Princeton,
Express taxes
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc,!~
Shares of Preferred with SEC—
•
'•
for
16,520,614
-
t
storage battery industry made an
$4,000,000 over
•
of.
Laboratories
RCA
im¬
portant contribution to the war effort and war-supporting activities by
stepping up its production, to approximately $70,000,C00, an increase of
•
third
effort
in
says
"During
—V.
pi
63
3,002,291
4,096,264
Radio Corp. of America—Laboratories Aiyard—.
A
sion,
&
931
,
due Jan. 1,
coupon
i
426,2331
taxes
Inc.
01,321
__
include:
—V. 160, p. 2547.
Other
Pennsylvania RR.—Wins Appeal in Pennroad Suit—
Seeking
has
881,258
878,800
;
adjustments
1 Taxes accrued
1945, on $2,627,000 of its outstanding 5% first*,
mortgage bonds.—V. 159, p. 2525.
;--v
♦
of
The
Federal
Kirkpatrick
under
tee
applica¬
PCA
are
Judge
to deposit $65,675 with Philadelphia-Fidelity Trust Co., trus¬
first mortgage of July 1, 1910, to be applied to payment
company
•;
..
pending
Now
tions" for service between
District
-v
The CAB
40 cities in the 12 States that comprise the
one-carrier system into the nation's commercial hub, ty¬
to the
also opens
Depreciation
Deprec.
Federal
and
from
Pittsburgh to New York.
The certifica¬
tion of the Capital Airline to fly into New York gives PCA, for the
l'irst time in its nearly 18 years of pioneering in commercial aviation,
a
terminal in the world's largest city and also provides a direct new
and
160, p. 2408.
Philadelphia & Western Ry.—Jan. 1 Interest—
the
.'
1.
depreciation.—V.
"(Includes
RoutesPCA
to
preferred
Republic Aviation Corp.—More Thunderbolts for AAF
receipt from the U. S. Army
order for long-range P-47
Alfred Marchev,: Prcsi*
dent
said the new order brings the backlog for ■■Republic's plant*" at
Farmingdaie, Long Island, N. Y., and Evansville, Ind., to mor? -than.
This
Air
corporation
Forces
of
Thunderbolts.
a
In
on
new
Dec. 28 announced
substantially large
making this
announcement,
said,
Marchev
shifts.—V. 160, p. 1531.
operating on two 10-hour
while
Louis San Francisco & Texas Ry. -Earnings—
St.
Because of demand for deliveries of Thunderbolts, Mr.
both Republic plants are still increasing employment
$600,000,000..
Net
Net
1943
1942
1941
$3,526,982
2,757,814
1,030,670
$8,875,079
3,567,604
2,178,412
$6,560,858
1,832,813
1,012,873
From January
Net
106,356,056 104,446,762
31,562,336
3^,635,223
93,609,290
35,325,299
—
15,889,508
19,656,598
—V.
■
•
j.':-'
:!• ■.
*
In
me
Dec. 28 sa.d:
on
two
sharehoideis.
3,576,582
3,931,143
3,063,951
1,472,555
1,014,148
365,330
974,871
1,469,769
1,044,414
income
oper.
2443.
p.
from
from
•Net
ry.
the
to
Gross
from
ry.
1,638,076
551,919 j-ly 181,729
710
*260,363
"Dexicit—V.
,'v/:;''-
1.272,487
7 y 77.906
ngs-..__>iA_
-Gross earn
*33,616
160. p.
'
■
*277.965
'•'
Note—Operating
2443.
160,
Mo-,—1943
$608,863
217,975
$577,306
20J,127
$390 885
'. -' $368 179
'
43
and excess profits
'.I'",■•"; .1":'
include i.icome
do net
2653.'
p.
jkyps
1944—2
$182,048
$192,588
expenses
■;
$288 744
106,6^6
$304,228
1.1 700
Net earnings
taxes—V.
■
Ltd.—Earnings—
1944—Mont 1-1
Period End. Nov. 30—
1.422
2,472,703
166,171
*416,152
income.._
Venezuela,
Cruz,
la
,
Ope;ating expenses
laiivay—2,701,487
:de
Puerta
the
•"
"
railway...
oper.
deliveries of the pipe line lrcm
the
to
Southern Canada Power Co.,
$117,688
*10,954/
*28,059
field
p. 48.
1941
$141,557
V 17,677
•
*18,588
*20,267
income...
cper.
from
Net
first matter pertains to Federal income taxes in connection with
company's'offer of excaa.igo cated Nov. 15, 1344, under wjiich the
will issue, subject to the term: and conditions contained in
said offer of exchange, shares of new 6tf
cumulative preferred stock
in
exchange
ler
cummcn
stock, upon a share-lor-share basis.
A
written ruling has been obtained lro.n the Bureau of Internal Revenue,
that for Iederai income tax purposes, no recognizable gain or loss to
the corporation
or
its shareholders will result from exchanges made
under this oiler.
The ruling aisi holds that the basis (as to cost
and period of ownership) to the shareholders of the stock received in
exchange will be the same as the basis of., the stock surrendered.
The second matter relates to
the final settlement of renegotiation
for the iiical year ended June. 30, 1943.
Under date of Dec. 16, 1944,
the War Department Price Adjustment Board in Washington approved
the renegotiation agreement which had previously been reached with
the Chicago Ordnance District Price Adjustment Board.)
Accordingly,
154,obd
1942
$237,569
railway.—32,916
Net
The
Iff:'1943
$282,453
railway—
From Jan. 1—
.
531.416
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR.—Earnings1944
that
advised
been
Barbara >oii
Santa
equipment, insUned, t.m cor¬
of additional pumping
part
terminal, hive been increased to 52,000 barre.s a day.
The orijinel ■
capacity of the line was 40,000 barrels dai.y.
With the installation
of a pump station
for which all the material is on the ground, the
line will have a capacity of 75,000 barre.s a day and make-possible
the loading of tankers-with about 2,000,000 barrels of crude monthly.
The pipe line
and terminal are properties of Venezuelan Petroleum
Co.
anu
its subsidiary, Compania Consolidada de Pet10.e0.-7-V. 161,
1,718,517-
f
.
only
poration'has
The
■i.'.J&Y
0
November—
A ".' '
"
.
days the company has obtained decisions on
matters wu.ch
vec.s are or immediate interest
past
following
Chairman,
Avildsen,
Clarence
.
ry.
Net
Republic Drill & Tool Co.—Tax Ruling, etc.—
;
railway:.™
railway.——,—
from
Net
Gross
■.
'331,231
from
Net
14,915,347
13,023,889
oper. income—
160, p. 2443.
.'
123,035
243,212
From Jan. 1—
Gross
72,566,637
24,682,038
ry.
With
$323,115 '■'•" $160,667
16,723
57,155
$446,313
24,906
incmoe..—
oper.
—V. 160,
railway
from
Net
ry.
,v
1—
railway--
from
Gross
1,166,591
income--.
oper.
ry.
.
—
railway—
from
Net
,
1944
railway
from
from
Net
.
$9,482,666
2,178,950
November—
Gross
..
railway—
$238,188
radway—— h.'
87,3u6
from
Gross
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Rise—
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Venezuelan Oil Deliveries
I -
1941
.1942
1943
'
1944
November—
Januar^ 8, 1945
Monday,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
146
the
Savannah Gas Co.—To Sell
company
fixed
refund for that liscai year is now definitely
at
the amount for
which provision was made in the iiancial
ments Included in the last annual report.
See V. 160, p. 47.
renegotiation
the
state¬
Rhebem Theatres Corp.—Tenders Sought—
Manufacturers Trust
The
Co.,
Beaver St.,
45
Y.,»will
New York, N.
IEWT) on Jan. 15, 1945, receive bids for the sale to it
5% bonds dated July. 15, 1937 ($265,100 principal amount
outstanding), to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of
until
3
p.m.
1st mtge,
of
now
not to exceed par.
Notices of ac¬
mailed on Jan., 19.
Bonds accepted
comoany on
or before Jan. 31,
at
approximately $18,000, at prices
ceptance of such tenders will be
delivered
be
to
are
date
which
payment will
15, i 1945.—V.
Jan.
the
to
159,
trust
113v
p.
*
,
Fredericksburg
Richmond
,
,
.
RR.—Earnings
Potomac
&
1942
1943
1944
November—
1941
•
$3,031,505
$2,709,993
'1,309,359
1,542,865
203,241
258,714
1,631,406
259,557
$1,129,975
403,330
113,181
railway—
railway-
Net
from
Net
ry.
34,641,275
33,832,124
18,157,669
19,735,759
income—
2443.
2,948,821
3,540,273
25,129.245
14,487,650
2,816;531
12,488,031
4,S09,061
2,234,509
railway—
income—
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
160,
p.
American Gas
See
Gross
railway,.
railway
from
Net
ry
From
373,069
4.328,833
551,136
3,945,786
751,258
80,384
337,638
561,324
3,459,848
419,926
232,785
160,
-
,.
to
the
order
.Redemption
160, p. 770.
-
Joseph Railway, Light, Heat &
"St.
i
2547. /./I./.I,I;.'I
Bonds—
i, next, $115,000
of the outstanding 1st mtge. 41/2%. bonds, due Dec.
1, 1947. at 100
and int.
Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co., corporate
trustee, 140 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 160, p. 2443.
been
have
There
called
redemption
for
on
Feb.
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
,
.1944
1943
1942
$1,589,883
$1,449,976
$1,121,738
November—
"Gross
railway-
from
Net
ry.
700,562
737,463
615,376
280,722
119,187
*561,824
390,459
195,694
17,671,746
15,133.028
8,306,875
8,005,534
11,094,373
5,285,278
1,749,300
1,726,907
3,167,689
7,096,539
2.443,741
1,718,810
railway—
from
Net
income—.
oper.
1941
$761,044
From Jan. 1—
iron
Gross
Net
Net ry.
railway
railway-.;
from
income—
oper.
-Deficit—V.
'
160.
2443.
p.
for
Earnings
November—
from
Net
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
after
income
and
ry.
4,126,215
5.063,173
2,444.630
from
160,
letter
realized
the
taxable
the
$621,574
$1,093,605
bonds at lower interest rates was announced Dec. 29 by
following- approval of the plan by the Missouri P. S.
company
Commission.
*
•
locseis
'The new bonds,
senting
The
bonds
will be issued
will be
nancing plan
was
fees.—V.
attorney
of maturity
total interest saving of
a
new
and
each
a 2'/aft interest rate for
and 3 Va %; for the second five, repre¬
maturing in 10 years, carry
five years
$1,516,874 for the life of the issue.
in 40 quarterly instalments
plus accrued interest.
sold at par,
estimated at
160, p. 2443.
■
$28,775,
■
of $150,000
present
there
27),
Earnings
from
Gross
Net
Net
from
ry.
From
■
of which $10,000 represented
:|,;/| ./h/;
railway-
—
—
Only
1943
1942
1941
$9,982,266
$9,245,135
$8,453,935
$5,099,727
3,374,693
2,396,965
3,380,147
1,442,801
1,739,774
1,389,366
2,851,556
1,132,505
railway-
106,451,455
97,951,421
53,769,568
railway—...
33.694.200
77,127,080
27,375,990
22,719,093
11,558,059
income.
oper.
—
Jan, 1—
Net
from
Net
ry.
income™
oper.
.'
t
Company
15,896.582
"33,303,436
20,577,468
15,076,052
Earnings of System
Period End. Nov. 30—
1944—Month—1943
was an
excess
oper.
revenues..—
Total
oper.
expenses.—
Net
ry.
Dec.
as
The
311,328,748
102,955,755
1,098,052
75,469,919
67,091,360
1,802,661
3,532,332
16,582,673
21,920,424
18,045
310,105
188,733
Other income
have
directors
decided
Total
1,819,259
income
"Income
of
sale
on
for
fixed
"November,
chgs.
1,550,377
16,892,778
22,109,157
55,853
40.878
120,481
1943,
eject,
1,509,497
for
These
of
$939,503
year 1944,
160, p. 2653.
160.
16,772,297
21,936,387
of wage increase.
tAfter deductions
30.
with
p.
1944,
and $13,503,420 in period Jan.
1
to
$507,478
in
month
and
$8,133,951
in period last
year.—'V.
161,
1.395,686
3,363,628
5,164.614
47.893.349
76,483,288
Sought—
173.
157, p.
'
,
-.
v.;.
nmm
•
•
'.
.
^
.
,
••'•.h
..
1941
1942
1943
1944
$20,108,679 $19,600,736 $12,373,955
railway.,.
$24,785,751
8,866.632
9,294,012
9,487,754
4.476.231
2,718,616
3,240,809
5,761,143
2,835.732
income.
cper.
from
"*•
iailway.
railway.—
from
rv.
oper. income
161, p. 48.
185,191.022 126,840.144
95,375 902 104,679,860
81,( 20,768
47.190.1^5
30,030,914
33,402,209
38,575,518
29,534,932
240,162,035 223,360,944
—
—
—
Plan-
'■"■'.'■ll/l
a
i'.■ - I!;:|V|:|"1.AlA-l-I
7
New
Pre ent
:
mtge. collat. trust bonds, 4*1 ser„ due 1972 $20,000,(03
bonds, 3 Va %" series, due 1974—
0lk%. cumulative preferred stock...5,831,100
4%%* cumulative preferred stock.
:
.
1st
$36,366
150,710
109,106
93,452
$199,707
$158,877
1st mortgage
$17,500,090
$132,818
securities
year
Balance
30. last,- of
costing $1,183,552
with
a
earlier.
Sheet,
"Rate
as
presently assumed. The new bends will be sold either pri¬
to the general public through underwaters, it
to institutions or
vately
is
5,000,000
JC—-A—$25,831,100 $22,500,003
Total
fProfit.
proposed
first offer the new preferred stock to the present prefor exchange and any shares of new preferred s ock
exchange will be underwritten.
•' t
order of • the. Securities and
JSvchange. Commis i 'n,
to
fered stockholders
Nov.
30,
1911
not
$670,000;. accrued interest payable on
6% junior notes, series A, due March 1,
interest payable on junior notes, $417,600;
total,
deficit, $870,470;
In
issued
so
Pursuant
to
.
recently sold for approximately $4,052,090 i's last remai^irj'i
subsidiary, Gulf Public Service Co. 7he proceeds of tM's sale ftogether
..with 'treasury.'-cash. esti*na4ed. at
a maximum of $250,090)
will he
added to the proceeds of sale of the new bends and orefmred s'o-k
rtc-c-iWfi above
and applied to retire the above mentioned present
company
■
securities.
issue will
tve
be
interest on Fm new bonds/the dividend rate on'
stock, and the prices at which these socuri'ios w''l
yet finallv
(at
of
r/t,e
not
b^en
<
there fo'lows an esti¬
determined,
comparison of the yield hash to maturity of the present bond?
redemption price of llCrtijff. of principal) and.the vieldi ha is
mated
the
the
on
preferred
have
the
new
sold,
fhe"-)
preferred stock tat the redemption price of 3110 per
the estimated yield basis of the new toiids and preferred
present
with
stcck:
:'■•
;.a,:
.
.-a
■
'.
-
■'
-—-Basis of Yield
a'":'-
:
,
-
tDecr^o-e
"New
Present
be
—3.41'/
Bonds :
2.9T%
.50 %
5.91%
4.41%
1.50%
stock—_.
Preferred
■
m's
iReprese
"Approximate.
unit
savings to
company
ing Federal incofne and e j.cess profits taxes, i.e.,
4at.-the preferred stock.
the bonds and 25.3% as»
14.6%
before
deduct,-
savings
as
to
operation will involve substantial expenditures for
redemption
omniums in the retirement of the present bonds and
pmerred stock as we'l as for the expenses incident to is-.uing the
hew securities,
and oth.pr items.
However,, bamd on the company's
income fcr its last fiscal year and a continuation of the present tax
The
refunding
.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Gross
revenue
Operating expenses
Prov.
for
"
1944—Month—1943
deprec.
Provision
for
1944—12 Mos.—1943
x._
__
-
■;
$683,672
$652,991
$7,960,218
$7,154,456
425,922
365,555
4,383,957
3,766,175
59,767
___.
43,446
605.783
527,568
and
taxes
laws
of
93,108
124,990
.1,783.516
1/156,597
$104,875
54,959
$118,909
$1,204,1.17
52,835
$1,186,963
646,026
deductions—_
etc.,
$49 916
$66,074
$540,936
$551/56
14 286
171,438
652,280
Net Income
Divs.
on
pfd.
,
stock
14,288
171.438
Balance
—V.
161, p. 48.
$35,630
$51,788
$369,498
•■
1
3380,418
through
the
the
fiscal
of
n^t/'cost
the
ending Aug. 31, l^l, the greater part
refunding operation should he recovced hy
year
compahT through reduction of the company's '.liability %>r Federal
income and excets profits taxes during the period from Sept. 1, 1944,
the
to
Int.>
inconVe
lor estimated income and excess profits taxes, compared
47.
1,007,286
plan for refunding the following presently
outstanding securities by the Issuance of the following new securities,
and
thus
effect ; a
savings in interest and dividend charges and
increase the income applicable
to the common stock:
,
1941
1942
•
Nov.
148,163
Southwestern Tublic Service Co.—^Refunding
included approximately $800,000 representing back
pay for prior months on account
of $1,213,000 in November, 1944.
ry.
Net
1743.
r.ew
150.901
20,794,099
74,754
■I;
railway—^
from
from
Net
applied towards the retirement of
all the company's presently outstanding 6%%
preference shares.
Net
profits of the company, including refundable portion, of excess
profits tax. for 11 months ended Nov. 29. 1944, amounted to $1,646,443,
while,
excluding
refundable
portion,
such
profits
amounted
to
$1,191,243.
Dividend requirements on the new issue 0TMV2% preferred
will amount to $506,250 annually.—V. 161. p. 48.
the
116,688
21/52.064
•
While
of
11,669
1,883,327
Southern Ry.—-Earnings—
—V.
Stock Offered—Offering
made currently in the Canadian market of the
new
issue of $11,250,000 4V2% cumulative redeemable
preferred shares by a large group of investment dealers
headed by the Wood Gundy Corp., Ltd. Offering price
is $98.50 per share and accrued dividend.
Proceeds
10,407,320
11 744
at
From Jon, 1—
Ltd.—Preferred
Simpsons,
96,174,213
100,301,003
1945,
an
Net
to be taxed
$49,771
debentures,
p.
to
Trust—Earnings—
depreciation of securities, $150,776;
unrealized
$1,039,492—-V.
12,909.427
•■
•
Gross
$8,138;
accrued
6, jbh.UUJ
12,781,861
I 1,830.926
income
sinking fund.—V.
Gross
Assets—Securities, at quoted.market prices. $1,003,689; cash, $35,034;
interest receivable, $719; total, $1,029,492.
debentures,
7,531,671
1,065,734
165 Brcadway, New York, N. Y., will until noon
receive bids "for the sale to it of 1st ref. mtge;
amount suff'e'ent to exhaust the sum of $12,463 in the
28,
Net
,
1943
with
a
5,901,006
608,381
1,179,107
7,961,540
...■
Company has developed
the
alter expenses, interest, etc.
compare
224,374.103
695,166
■<
taxes
company,
Feb.
bonds
'
costing $1.154,465 had a market value on Nov.
$960,000;
6,954,403
Southern Pacific RR. Co.—Tenders
on
accrued
1952,
193.511 542
564,951
taxes.—
oper.
ry.
The
1488
Condensed
senior
19,854.357
641,117
*Eefore provision for interest charges on outstanding debt, or other
non-operating income items.—V. 161, p. 48.
$60,931
—.
"Income deficiency
value
15,757.931
November-
$48,997
172,770
1,763,401
"Net
the preceding
$61,419
securs—
loss L-
$1,063,689.
35,827,978
op.
tax
Miscellaneous
partial offset
a
1944
deficiency
Gross
fBal.
to
42,864,0d3
^
52,342.101 576,654,603 548,197.793
32,437,744 383,143,051 321,873,685
ry.
insur.
retire,
Federal
8,918,414
"",'
Ehawmut Bank Investment
9 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
amortization
Deducfs. from income—
14.0 8,2o5
1944, taxable profits
mately $157.o00 in
taxab'.d years 1942 and
-
211,320,715
68,890,805
1944—11 Mas.—1943 ;
1944—Month—1943
State, county & city tax
from
'
162,881,210 132,021,012
53,t22,510
67,236,518
taxes.
from
rev.
Federal
57,961,222
of approximately $730,000 in the aggre¬
"Regulated Investment Company."—V.
a.
36,001,661
51,585,959
portfolio securities in the amount of approxi¬
1944."
11,
139,059.288
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
transactions of this nature during the period
from Jan. 1, 1939, to Dec. 11, 1944.
On Dec. 31, 1938, there was an
excess • of
$3,017,871 in the aggregate of realized losses on sales of
.investments,
profits distributions
and other
charges, over
capital
realized profits on the sales of investments.
This deficit was elimi¬
nated by a charge against paid-in surplus, which action was approved
bv the stockholders on April 3, R40.
Had that action not been taken,
the excess of realized losses on the'sales of investments, capital profits
distributions and other charges, over realized profits from the sales of
Investments
would
have, amounted
to
approximately $3,748,000 at
%
453,527,140 425,057,087 331,362,497
income..n
oper.
Ra.lway oper. expenses.
$5,622,455
1,133,483
610,679
27,
•
1941
—
of realized losses referred to in
of $70,000
1942
,
railway..;.—:,
'•^, •*
South Carolina Power Co.—Earnings—
$
9.77C.281
16,598
income
oper.
10,397,680
*6,862,763
ry.
1944.
$1,703,000.
paragraph resulted
'
1943
Railway oper. revenues.
1941
approx
the
$554,382
Earnings of Transportation System—
1944—11 Mos.—1943
$
Total
from
Net
is being
1944
railway
from
Gross
of
in
$612,219
' ,1944
railway
frcm
Net
gate of realized losses on the sale of investments, capital profits dis¬
tributions, and other charges, over pi'ofits realized on the sale of
investments.
At the close of business on Dec. 11, 1944, there was net
excess
-J
''
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Cost of the refi¬
I.i St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
''November-
were
412,296
$33,590
railway.....' $40,127,309 $40,859,755 $35,298,498 $20,015,945
railway.——i.
10.578,018
14,184,152
14,797,501
3,773,385
oper. inconie_A : 2,112,632
3,479,495
7,656,168 v 1,336,361
ry.
:
close of business on Dec. 11, 1944, after including the
capital profits
distribution
(15
cents per
share paid on
'
the first
incurred
Deo.
to
Carried forward and used as
profits realized in
Liabilities—Senior
•
1
412.29S
$116,302
lrom
Net
.
the
market
$6,000,000 Bonds—
Jan.
34,358
from
said in part as follows:
27',
$1,024,515
$67,948
'
rents (net)——_
Jt. facil. rents (net)
Inc.—Earnings
dated Dec,
investments
of
which losses can be
1943,
Dec.
sales
deductible
of
from
period
the
on
excess
the shareholders,
to
231,403
$9.6,678
"
Equip,
Selected American Shares,
A
2548.
p.
Net
2547.
p.
160,
Gross
to apply
weeks..
few
98,642,466
.245,634
27,316,352
129,408,643 125,476.185
from
56,116 ,M4 5:
railway—. _• 48,923,952
rv.
opex*.
income—
20,654,113
30,935,319
$1,193 037
259,633
Earnings of Company Only
expedited/it is
3,884,376
2,955,484 ?
—
$1,284,149
34,358
.•'•
Unemploy.
railway
$89,607
I;: 21,659
$150,660
Nnvember—1•
>
1942
1,805,110
2.543,247
stock
pid.
on
Date
1943
income..
2,432,850
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
remaining
$11,432,047 $11,324,845 $10,784,596
railwiya—.
$6,000,000 issue of new bonds to redeem current outstanding first
mortgage 5%
the
1944—11 Mos.—1943
$54,110
be
the
to
Year
and
1944
■
oper.
Securities
$117,398
To Issue
A
,11944—Month—1943
'
■
.•^-V.
■>??'/&
November
219,605
19,503
income
Dividends
Balance
From January 1—
Net
ciigs.
taxes
• •• -
expected
next
may
"that
railway*^-—-
from
Net
Loss
St. Louis Public Service Co.—Earnings—
Net
v
.
:
If
"The
Power Co.—Calls
:
.
are
the
plan
7'53.456
132,193
income
Gross
.
mately
4Va%
.
within
the
emphasized,
committee
—V.
called
been
mortgage
of
consummation
the
unrealized appreciation on
first
decree
foreclosure
a
that
for redemption on Feb. 2, next*',$117,000
sinking fund bonds, due 1979, through opera¬
tion of the sinking fund, at 103 and interest.
Payment will be made
at the New York
Trust Co., trustee, 100 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
have
There
of
:
issues
739 435
Interest, etc., deductions
out¬
standing securities be deposited promptly" with Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., New York;: First National Bank, Chicago; Mercantile Trust
Co., Baltimore; Girard Trust Co., Philadelphia; or Old Colonv Trust
Co.,) Boston,
appointed as depositaries
by the committee.—V.
160,
,:"At
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp.—Partial
•«
63,741
;L
acceptance
upon
various bond
/
railway's
courts .for
"In
followed
said,
2,721,630
61,081
and
Provision for taxes.'—
Operative—
Ry.—Plan -Declared
committee
company.
important,"
to
-
tpe
Trustees of the
...
"During
2547.
p.
action,
solvent
$288,279
17,154
854
income—;
oper.
ry.
f-V.
$367,318
73,904
64,542
4,718,964
railway—
railway...
Net .-from
Net
32,701
Line
$7 229,431
3,089,397
$170,170
depreel
.
of the
plan by holders of more than 66% % of Seaboard securities outstand¬
ing in the hands-of. the public which have been called for deposit
under the plan.
Deposit of the remaining securities, it was indicated,
will
accelerate
termination
of
the
long
receivership,
the return of
the properties of the railway to private management from the court
jurisdiction under which they have been operated since 1930, and
the receipt by
security holders of securities^ in a reorganized and
This
January 1—
from
Gross
$426,201
55,596
9,345
—
income
oper.
,
$622,603
249,652
$7,545,'..90
272,954
$.33,389
ex jenses
for
Prov.
t.
Mos,—1943.
1944—12
1944—Mont.x—1543
—
revenue
Cperatlng
making a further important step- toward consummation
of the company's reorganization.
I -V
l%';.| 1941
$440,372
41,833
from
Net
.1942
Per od End. Nov. 30
-
declared the
Net
I
2189.
p.
reorganization committee announced Jan. 3 that it
plan of reorganization operative, thus
The
has
—V.
1943
1944
160,
aboVe.
& Power Co.
Air
Seaboard
Net
Rutland RR.—Earnings-
above.—V.
Co.
Power
amort.zation
Gross
November—
&
Gross
Gross
From January 1—
Gross
Gas
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. -Earnings—
Savannah-St. Augustine Gas Co.—Acquisition—
p.
$2,883,885
railway——
from
Gross
and will cease to bear interest on
be made,
American
See
Properties—
An"
from
new
1946.
bends
due to special non-recurring tax
will
comprre
a
new
series
deductions resulting
issued
und-w
ihe
indenture, and thrrefcre. the issuance of
bonds^does not require any action by stockholders,
'. .
pany's
new
31.
t^e refunding.
The
pr
went
bond
com¬
the
amendment of the company's charter h re^es-ary.
1o create the new i*sue of preferred stock.
Under the lows of New
Mexico, in which state company, is incorporated, the affirmative vote'
However,
an
of two-thirds of the common stock will be required to
charter amendment effective.
:
•
Tlvis amendment will be submitted- to; stockholders
-meeting
which has been called for Jan. 9, 1945, at the same time as the
annual meeting of stockholders,. : '"ik :y"
"
While it is not proposed to issue any. additional shares of common
holders
of
the
make
with the refunding, the authorized shares of com¬
increased'so that suffcient shares, will be avail¬
to finance any major property acquisitions■ which •
in connection
stock
stock
mon
issuance
for
able
below
the
on
stock
common
rebooted
were
t_
aCh
.
25%
the
of
judgment
affect
the
the
the
regular quarterly rate.
present
-
Statistical
information
fiscal
.
Normal
,
sold-.,—
Kilowatt hours
M.C.F.
of
Of ice
2,322,340
-
™.:
";v,
___
Water
™
Dining
Progress
round
of each
of
the
two fiscal
first
Serial
notes
__™_™_.
A™.:
Common
stock
Common
stock equity
Car:h
equity,.
U.
(incl.
ratio.™."..
eonlract
securities
the
/
securities)-
Govt,
S.
Expansion—The
of
_
for
Electric
30,
Dec.
on
from
v
Net
7,906
5,934
23.4%
Net
was
Net
ry.
in
despite
and
progress
difficulty
the
The
of
orders
the
plan
dated
Commission
the
approving
July
1.942,
8,
$2,073,945
$1,169,037
1,194,717
of
subsidiaries
operating
in
iary,
3,
it sold its interest in its
1944.
894,041
23.764,203
21,775,026
17,979,566
12,041,594
7,654,293
10,130,128
9,127,405
4,726,141
3,770,775
4,918,820
6,503,665
;
1943
1944
..
1941?
1942
♦34,889
railway—4,853,393
3,931,491
2,418,996
1,632,141
1,982,203
1,714,065
781,118
215,133
1,062,391
363,181
♦166,463
Sterling Drug» Inc.—Transfer Effected—New
Net
from
from
55.250
49,419
40,073
38,622
2,136,479
1,850,219
1,567,099
1,272.094
781,853
160,
828,699
377,112
income..
519,596
2584.
p.
>
Net ry.
$378,733
90.224
$392,943
20,356
income." "
1,576
1—
railway™
oper. •
ry.
;
/
1943
'
5,180,605
Gulf
As
•
result
a
and
Gross
from
251,633
1944,
5,
ceased to be a
Commission
issued
an
the
the Public Utility Holding Company
order company is still
required
from
under
.
ry.
—V.
railway
123,119,310 121,146,705
91,184,693
54,243,233
61,461,618
43,871,795
13,749,331
11,892,072
23,079,731
22,206,973
11,793,261
income...
oper.
160.
2445.
P.
>
.
Co.—Listing of Additional Convertible Pre¬
Stock—
York
New
.
~
Stock
Exchange
has
"
Louis A. Hoffman, President of Hilton-Davis since April, 1942, has
been elected a Vice-President of Sterling Drug, Inc., according to Mr.
Hill, who said the new Hilton-Davis Chemical Company Division would
continue all policies of the company now dissolved, that the personnel
would
remain
unchanged, and
that plans had been completed for
aggressive promotion of the chemicals and dyestuffs manufactured in
'the Cincinnati plant.
■?/ ;.:iv:
!;- ;
"Export possibilities in particular will be immediately broadened
through facilities in other countries already established by Sterling
of Sterling.
shares
;
Drug,"
The
of
shares
of
convertible
obtaining
additional
preferred
working
Jacksonville
and
Texas
is anticipated
due
it
and
to
well
continue
will
Total
expenses.™,.
as
atabrine
the anti¬
royalty-free license
powder,
under
a
oper.
Net
$8,536,092
1,217,396
6,611,464
5,893,280
$356,518
$358,801
$1,924,628
$2,167,088
revenues...
oper.
178,668
*
" •?•?•
.'
-ui■1
Operating income
Non-operating
Gross
income™
The
the
required
proceeds
bond
of
trustee
against,
of
realized
subsidiaries
as
2,945
16,743
$178,481
$1,000,060
171,357
174,822
857,619
886,973
$9,914
$3,659
$142,441
$354,979
its
of
additions
net
these
at
may
securities
its
to
have
the .company's
properties
been
option
Consolidated
or
applied
to
Jthq
Bids
Statement, Years
Ended
Aug.
2548.
p.'
will
N.
be
Y.,
received
to
up
12
at
Room
o'clock
7th
A,
Taxes other
Provision
515,120
To<~q
income__
-"income ""™_™_™____™„___";,
than on income..™,..™"
for
retirement
and
amortization
1943
"'
-
752,339
plant and equipment.."."..*.""
for amortization of franchises™
income
Gross
•
Total
income
Net
Divs.
income
share
11/19
895,729
.
.:.
$3,170,937
385,547'"" 530,066
'$3,617,622-
$3,701,004
1,704,914
-
________
6V2%
on
pfd.
cum.
stock
pe»
Net income applicable to common stock
1,094,065
$2,606,938
382,271
386.945
$1,470,436
Balance Sheet, Aug.
Assets—Fixed
$2,443,785;
U.
assets',; $39,270,179;
S.
Govt
securities
$2,219,993
31, 1944
'*
special deposits, $4,876,856; cash
(at cost), $1,071,000; warrants re¬
ceivable, $2,435; interest receivable, $6,573; accounts receivable, $919,140; reserve for doubtful: accounts receivable, Cr$75,860; inventories,
$*36,308; prepaid insurance, taxes and other expenses,. $96,694; de¬
ferred
charges,
$157,578; ^capital stock
expense,
$1C5,936;
total
$49-
'
31P/T2
Liabilities—e1""
war
cumulative
preferred
stock'
plant
$14,373,861
and
for
on
($100 'par),$5,831,100;
stock
($1 par), $644,720; premium on common stock, $658.630; long-term debt. $22,323,003; accounts payable,. $264,399" dutstanding ice coupons, $3,625;
accrued interest,
$326,316;
accrued
taxes,-
1
included
to
as
$1,524,170
636,460
$1.20
for depreciation and amortization for the
deductions in'the above profit and loss summary
debt
due
within
current
one
year,
and
accrued
liabilities,
$118,055;
$237,417; preferred stock
long-term
dividends accrued,
*" c!fl',1ar?,d) $31,585; consumers' deposits, $531,365; deferred credit,,
$707,676;
and
reserve
equipment,
$26,425;
reserve
for
retirement
$7,264,983:
for
possible
and
reserve
losses
amortization
for
011
of
amortisation
sales
of
property,
of
plant
frnneb'"es,
properties" and
other
Lives and Granting
Annuities, corporate trustee,
Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. •
obtain immediately the full
redemption price,
plus
interest to Jan.
27, 1945, upon presentation and surrender
accrued
said
on
Chestnut
may
bonds.—V.
161,
49.
p.
Toledo Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
November—
".
1944
from
Net
ry.
(less
reserve
Sept.
30,
Gross
from
227,382
121,776
187,14.3
182,495
158,458
41,586
4,393,584
2,874,002
2,614,414
from
Net
ry.
—V;
2,507,156
1,192,053
2,173,113
869,307
railway...2.735,307
income..
oper.
160, p.
2,215,709
U,103,586
V384^8G
?'
244§.
Union Pacific RR.
(Excluding
(and Leased Lines)—Earnings—
offsetting
accounts
between
the
1944—Month—1943
(j»-
.
companies)
1944—11 Mos,—,1943
$
$
oper.
revenues
43,984,811
43,046,415
458,702,389 435,048,435
bonds, at cost, $242 500; accounts and notes receivable,
for doubtful accounts, allowances and discounts of $563,-
oper.
expenses
25,537,776
30,586,600
288,235,209 271,881,790
fm; ry. oper.
13,447,035
12,459,815
170,467,180
163,166,645
13,990,361
8,930,170
124,310,459
113,260,213
1,364.043
1,057,825
11,951,689
12.019,585
3,092,631
2,421,820
34,205,032
37,886,847
1,705,418
2,247,595
15,068,829
15.954,908
4,798,049
4,669.415
49.273,861
53.841,795
1,313,696
1,135,159
13,216,921
12.925.525
3,484,353
3,534,256
36,056,940
40,916,230
12,000,000
6,700,000
103,000,000
92.200.090
inventories, $7,239,080; working fund advanced under
(per contra). $1,000,000; investment and advances,
$2,989,584; supplies and prepaid expenses, $589,275; plant and equip¬
ment
(less reserves for depreciation and amortization of $9,663,907"
$5,-795,042; patents, licenses and good-will, $1; total, $39,458,707.
fee
contract
liabilities, $11,586,225:
provision for Federal and other income taxes and for adustment and
termination of war contracts
(less U. S. Treasury notes, tax series,
to
be applied
in payment thereof, $19,888,080), $1,988,406; liability
for working fund advanced under contract-"(per contra), $1,000,000;
reserve for post-war plant rehabilitation and for contingencies arising
out of war conditions, $3,250 000;
reserve for possible loss on patent
payr.b'e
and
other
litigation.
$300,000;
Net
reserve
for
Refunding and Improvement Mortgage
Net
Stock
Exchange
has
inc.
portation
Inc.
for
Total
Fixtd
opers.
investments
income
&
other
income
Net
trans¬
from
sources
...
charges.
from
exc.
160, p.
all
...
•Includes Federal
&
<fc
inc.
taxes
prof,
2445.
Louis—Listing of
4% Bonds—
listing, of
$7.S6O.0fQ refunding and improvement mortgage 4%
bonds, series C,
.t-'1v 1, PG19.
All nf said bonds have been issued and are out¬
standing in the hands of the public, though $360,550 of the bonds are
now held
by Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co., New York, and will
York
& jt. facil. rents
(net)
-V.
Terminal Railroad Association of St.
rev,
♦Taxes
Equip.
accrued
product guarantee,
$546,614; reserve for possib'e loss on repossessions, $26,180; capital*'
stock (1,300 582 shares at $5), $6,502,910; capital surplus, $6,244,447;
earned surp'us.
$8,152,235; treasury stock (27.662 shares at $5 per.
share), Dr$138,310; total, $39,458,707.—V. 160, p. 2008.
New
188,083
Railway
fixed
The
216,320
4,810,893
railway....
1944
$7,887,361;
and
$251,603
Railway
in banks and on hand. $13,715,864;
299),
claims
1941
$350,875
U. S. and Canadkxn
Asscts—Cash
Government
Sheet,
\ ,/
,
1942
$403,079
income..
oper.
1943
$441,965
Period End. Nov. 30—
Balance
common
$1,256,577;' -other
and
$2,290,120.
Consolidated
;
From January 1—
750,000
capital stock.—
15.
;
railway......
Net from railway™.
con¬
•„
Jan.
on
Eonds—
Insurances
Holders
Gross
12,099,691
rehabilitation
————•
Liabilities—Accounts
•
—
includ. prov.
contracts, less
Note—The total provisions
period
amounted
5^225
™_____™—$1,852,703:
accrd.
of
surplus
Earn.
682,972
$3,232,075*
_™™_™™™______™____™L™
deductions™.™
paid and
termination
post-war
171 600
4,868
:—
income
—__—
income taxes,
Broadway" New
Time,
the outstanding 1st mtge. 5%
gold bonds, series A, due Feb.
have been called for redemption on Jan. 27. 1945, at 104 and
Payment will be made at the office of the Pennsylvania Company
Net
Balance
■
Other
and
other
paid
977,398
?
—
for
Dividends
of
property,
Operating income
$14,021,037
352,824
.
tingencies arising out of war conditions.—
393,381
'
Provision
4,031,468
165
War
of
15th
$18,052,505
—_______
(net)
adustment
for
3,148,705
'
.7"
487,349
_™„
1944
floor,
Eastern
noon,
1979,
for
30,
$8,482,569
.
_•
on
Sept.
Months Ended
before income taxes—______
Profit
Provision
"
v-
Operating revenues
$9,639,769.
Operating and general expenses...;™.™3,662.662
Federal taxes
operations
income
Provision for Federal and
?\
1944
•
_
f)
pcst-iyar refund of excess profits taxes
Income
*
F-'nte tpV'-s
Other
retirement
y
15,274
X
Calls 5%
All
of
Profit from
"■■■■■
Maintenance
Statement,
profit on sales..
Administrative, sales and service expenses™—™——
deposited with the
be withdrawn
bonds.
Income
Gross
either
/
$1,241,953
1945.
int.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Stewart-Warner Corp.
by
sale
and
Thompson,
F,
the
group
properties
in
East
Central
that these properties will be disposed of in
from
——
is inviting bids, (a) for the purchase as a whole from
$4,500,000 first mortage bonds series due 1975 and, (b) for the
as
a
whole from it of $1,000,000 sinking fund debentures,
1955.
The interest rates are to be specified in the bids.
due
1,
has
940,409
—
$1,226,679
Tide Water Power Co.—Bids Requested—
of
York,
said.
Jr., and George W. Nieder, Vice-Presidents of
Hilton-Davis, remain as Divisional Vice-Presidents of Sterling Drug.
Carl W. Aneshanse, Treasurer, and Donald F. Walker, Secretary, be¬
come Divisional Treasurer and Secretary, respectively.—V. 160, p. 2548.
the
sale
of
the
Arizona,«Arkansas and
been
applied to retire serial notes of com¬
the note indenture.
The
securities; of Gulf
Public
Service
Co,
were
pledged under the • indenture securing this
company's first mortgage and collateral trust bonds and accordingly
pany
;>
$983,317
Company
it
Hill
~
cash
Florida
941,311
■■■
$175,537
3,421
income
160,
$8,060,367
$181,271
income
;
—V.
183,265
i-j; 1
$177,851
...
Deductions
Net
1944—5 Mos.—1943
$1,576,197
1,339,988
purchase
.
Marlin-Mexia
course.
funds
$1,696,506
Taxes
atabrlnej
manufacture
to
li
How¬
of
dispose
listing of
(par
and
1944— Month—1943
revenues...
up
gucuutai
granted by Winthrop Chemical a-/'
Co., a Sterling affiliate.
Further
expansion of Sterling
ng'^f^i^taN^or research in and manufacture of
made possible by
the transfer, Mr.
chemotherapeutic dl
'exempting
1935.
the
stock
capital
(Railway and bus operations)
Total ...oper.
•
division
as
""
Period End. Nov. 30—
declared.
Hill
Mr.
new
malarial,
its
horflfTflpJompony,
order
authorized
1,896
$10)" for the
for plant
expansion, making the total amount applied for 30,867 shares. /
? "•.
Company has entered into an arrangement with Blyth & Co., Inc.,
New York, under which the company sold to Blyth & Co., Inc., the
additional shares which were offered to the public by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at $52.50 per share.
Net proceeds to be realized by the company is $50
per share, or a total of $94,800,—V. 160, p. 2795.
;;
additional
purpose
'
Hilton-Davis
Chemical Company
Division was announced by James Hill, Jr., President, in Cincinnati,
Ohio,, on Jan. 2.'when the $3,000,000 transfer of the Ohio manufac¬
turers of chemicals and dyes to Sterling became effective, according
to vote of the Hilton-Davis stockholders'
meeting last Nov. 16.
The
transaction involved an exchange of stock on the basis of 3 V* shares
of
Hilton-Davis for one share of Sterling, or approximately 45,000
James
Act of
this
ever.
1,617,600
970.703
railway: 54.452,629
from
Net
corporation's
the
of
Formation
"
company
1941
$5,471,730
5,727,169
3,507,839
Third Avenue Transit Corp.—Earnings—
v
last and principal
Co.
Service
of these sales
D;c.
on
company
Public
1942
5,664,294
1,679,508
r
...
subsidiary,
464,604
314,748
.
$11,458,374 $11,482,013 $10,544,574
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
599,037
437,337
'"
RR.—Earnings-r-
1944
railway
railway™..™
Officials
from
1941
$128,190
57.374
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
The
73,789
from
1942
$139,856
74,007
♦51,700
1—
railway™™
Thermoid
railway.™.
oper.
1943
$163,194
*11,361
2,802,077
income—
2654.
income—
988,573
♦Deficit.—V. 160, p. 2444.
14,
and
Arizona
1944
$144,061
income"
oper.,
Net
8,666
Net
subsidiary during its first fiscal year ended Aug. 31. 1943.
following fiscal year company disposed of its Florida ice subsid¬
and on Aug.
; 147,589
income—
From January
Arkansas
In the
422,526
175,581
65,685
Net
of
four
the
ry.
384,640
railway
from
Gross
,
disposed
from
Net
of a
Sept.
n
railway
from
Gross
"1941
698,719
from
Net- ry.
integration and simplification of the
system
wh'eh was consummated on Sept.
17, 1942 (effective as of
Sept. 1, 1942)
required the company to dispose of all of 'its subsid¬
iaries. and certain of Us properties.
Pursuant to these orders com¬
pany
Ry.—Earnings-
$138,435
Net
of
and
Ry.—Earnings—
'
•
railway
191,952
' $255,097
113,493
Gross
Holding Company Act on Dec. 1, 1935, when that Act became effective.
During 1941
and
1942, various properties and subsidiaries of the
system companies were disposed of pursuant to order oF the SEC.
1942,
379,957
268,461
$2,044,456
November—•
Exemption from Holding Company Act—The predecessors of company
Fegisteredi with the SEC as holding companies under the Public Utility
<
292,871
798.353
p.
715,585
377,262
From January
Gross
ferred
but
reaching
an
agreement on price, with tax liability an important "actor, the
management is still hopeful that continued negotiations will result
In
substantial
acquisitions on a favorable basis.
Company 13 now
in a position to finance such acquisitions at a relatively low cost and
jits credit should be further improved upon completion of the refunding
program mentioned below.:' Expansion of its present system, through '
the acquisition of properties from non-affiliated interests, to replace
properties disposed of, will continue to receive the attention of the
management.
*
'
"
'
still
743,206
'
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
1943,
year negotiations were initiated for the. purchase
major properties.
Some of these negotiations failed
of
878,532
$2,192,635,
oper.
—V. ,160.
com¬
" During the
are
54,940
.1,502,053
railway.!—
railway
from
2,690.755
948,676
456,885
concession to recognized dealers of 75 cents
lbu, p. 2'dzo.
ry.,. oper.
$500,000
Co.
Water
from
Net
11,925
From Jan. 1—
Net
3,663,649
766,054
a
snare—v.
a
21,887
railway.—™
railway
4,461.051
4,459,951
"1,062,599" 1,458,427
Gulf Sulphur Co.—Secondary Offering—Blyth
Co., Inc., offered as a secondary distribution Dec. 27
block of 5,000 common shares (no par) at $35V2 per
$78,396
1942
from
44,969 ,"
Texas
from
1943
oper.
ry.
GroiiS
$3,515,000
$3,264,000
approximately
and
railway....?
railway-/"-"?
Net
1944
from
from
21.023
*3,207
67,708
oper.
Texas & New Orleans
November—..
Gross
$244,197
10,9,358
>■'
November—
5.831,000
9,615,000
25.5%,.
9,109,000
"21,004
1941
1942
$358,487
139,914
5,212 •
income.—
391.431
♦Deficit.—V. 160. p. 2444.
"I!
2444.
p.
1943
$450,083/?
$320,379
••
-
MV"
Ry.—Earnings—
income—!
$194,425
117,732
'.-.747,711
Spokane Portland & Seattle
table shows (in
1942' and as of
5,916,000^
income™
oper.
ry.
—V., 160,
■>.,?
;
Central
from
Net
railway™™™
solely for the acquisition of the remaining
of the Bridge, and Tunnel. companies.
1944
1941
1942
1.813,860
1,933,907
615,119
v. 220,194
below:
exchanged for shares of stocks in
Railroad of St. Louis, under the
Stocks
railway
oper.
ry.
Gross
18,741 >
23,315
"
income
used
Texas Mexican
"$141,019
19418
$208,681
85,746
railway™—
from
,
others
tAfter
be
Tunnel
1944 and $158,000 in 1943..
1943
1944
railway-™—
oper.
ry.
Net
'
number
&
From January 1—
of
part
$634,585
$1.94
to
and
railway:"."™
Net from
.
•
railway
from
from
Net
Gross
these properties were previously interconnected with
company's electric system.
,
In April, 1344, the company acquired at a cost of approximately
$57,000, electric,
water and
ice properties serving communities in
Morton County, Kan.
These communities were already interconnected
with
company's electric system.
greater
Net
,,
immediately after which that company was
liquidated and Southwestern thereby acquired all of its properties
and assets,
consisting- of electric and water properties in Oklahoma
in
territories
adjoining those already served by the .company.
The
pleted
in
sale
shares-of
From Jan. 1—
Net
1943.
and $6,917 in
1944
$252,000 in
of $23,373
post-war refund of
p.
48.
161,
Gross
Net
$1,710,000
acquire
to
Oklahoma
of
paid
November—
years:
6,000,000'
7,186,000
18.3%
;__™,
such
from
from
Net ry,
!"'
1,423,000
$665,515
.$2.04
——
issued
November—
Net
250,000
,
share.
exchanged for shares of stocks described
Co.
160, p. 2444-.
November—
Aug. 31, '43 Aug. 31, '44
$6,090,000
$5.171,C00
$2,528,000
stock
interest
deducting
Sept. 1, '42
.Preferred
of
outstanding
a
—V.
74,213'/
.
proceeds
share, with
t After
'
*
*
7,877
.
Year—The following
items as of Sept. 1,
Fiscal
following
the
figures i
end
L.
.
the
-
-
81,798-8,376
.™
for
tion and amortization.
36,751
_
customers:
of
Numbers
.
common
227,000
:
be
offer, dated June 1, 1944, to the .stockholders of the
Tunnel companies,
Any balance of series C bonds not
such exchange is to be sold on the open market and the
an
and
deducting provision for renegotiation of war business and
manufacturing charges including maintenance but exclusive of deprecia¬
2,008,239
620,154'
■
of
Gross
V
'2,270,000
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
water sold™_-"u_"A.™~U-'—738,887->-'
Sold™..™
42,497
Electric
profit
per
57R445
.
♦After
31: ?""'
1944
r
1943
,
514,0'i4,u59 43-3,641,209 "
____„_™™™™_
sold"A™_™;„ ™__2
gas
M. gallons of
Tons
Not
Earn,
641,443
230 000:
and surtax""'"'""":":.
tax".-"^"""."-""contingencies—i"""
for
3 557
.
»
■
war
income
Pro vision
,
::?
of
iEx.cess profits'
ended Aug,
years
$2,859,587
plant facilities™,_______
Provision for Federal taxes ttn income (est.)-
Report for Fiscal Year Ended Aug. 31, 1944—
Annual
terms
required
—V.
time
bonds were
C
Louis Bridge
Bridge,
$2,775,490
Cr84,097
plants"""""^""""""
Expense of idle-
the new restriction should not
continue the payment of dividends
to
4
—if,-'-"—.244, $3,986,664
and other income.
70,294
income
Amortization
management,
ability
company's
Series
Tennessee
$4,056,958
—
time to
from
the St.
Gross
this restriction, in view c-f the fact that "the board
by
re solution
Undertaken that the supplemental
indenture providing for the issuance of the new bonds will contain
a
covenant to the effect that the company will no" pay' common
Stock dividends except out of the sum of
(1) undistributed earned
surplus accumulated subsequent to Nov. 30, 1944, and' 42)
earned
surplus accumulated prior thereto to
the extent of $1,01/0,009., It
the
board
of
directors
so
advises the
stockholders,
the
proposed
charter amendment
will contain a similar
dividend restriction.
In
nil
149,808
553,623
149,979
Total
emption rescinded
of
directors
has
-the
$3,479,093
Operating profit
«/
mnuum
without reducing the ratio of the commoh stock equity
of the company's total capitalization.
The order of ex¬
paid
be
,
635,552
from
t Discount on purchases, int.
.
could
",
operations™,.
;_™_™_™
and general expenses..—__
1943
$4,772,024
is -estimated that the
dividends
at
Three Months Ended Nov. 30t—
1944
Depreciation of plant and equipment™.
the company in the future,
•?'
refunding operatioir w'ill result'in Substantial
savings' to the company and consequent benefit to the common stock¬
holders.
In addition to these savings, the refunding program should
improve the company's financial position and credit and: will also
increase the common stock equity ratio.
/
: "?,'?
Frior to issuance by the SEC on Dec. 5, 1944, of its order exempting
the company from the PublicUtility Holding Company Act of 1935,
it,
Spiccr Manufacturing Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings♦Profit
be made by
may
$5,829,964;
654.
capital surplus,
622.—V. 160, p.
Administrative
be
to
are
contributions in aid of construction, $163,957;
earned surplus, $2,481,846; total, $49,310,"
?""""'■"
$608,900;
contingencies,
147
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4349
161
Volume
authorized'
the
Transcontinental
Western
&
Air,
Inc.—Interchange
Agreement—
See
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc., above.-
Changes in Personnel of TACA Airways, S. A.—
Lowell
Yerex,
President
of
TACA
Airways,
S.
A.,
on
Jan.
3
an-
nounced
and prepare the company
management
'
John
of 42,520 shares (par 84,252,0001,
Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR.
sisting
has been
of TWA,
S. A.
Lockhart, former Secretary-Treasurer
Vice-President of TACA Airways,
M.
elected
Executive
Vice-President-Transportation was elected
Don R. Eldridge,
formerly Operations Staff Superintendent of TWA.
Mr. Yerex also announced the promotion of Erie M. Constable, for¬
mer Assistant Treasurer, to the position of Treasurer.—V. 160, p. 2445.
the
To
of
position
new
and
the
fill
died
occasioned by the death of Sydney Towell. 'who
Mr. Henderson has been active in the linaucial
the corporation since 1926.
Jenkins, Secretary of the corporation, has been elected a
fill the vacancy on the hoard.—V. 160, p. 2584.
.
affairs
of
A.
Felix
director
to
1944.
9.
Vice-Presidents—
Securities Corp.—New Asst.
Union
Net
Reservation
stock
of
Co.
above
tne
ot
York,
held a
New
company,
as
*
*
•
'
November—
Net
ry.
F
From January
Net
railway———
from
Net
rv.
—V.
income
oper.
160, p.
2446.
.
$87,495
1,226,703
296,885
155,571
817,557
134,552
58,146
1,289,022
280,422
127,826
1,203,653
213,130
124,734
'
F
per
share—,-
200,000
shares of
"Earnings
Co.,
madejat
"On
facil.
$553,614
$6,013,677
Cr459,576
Brl63,508
Net
ry.
$602,252
$587,323
$6,309,745
Net
16,869
318,710
Gross
$634,716
$604,192
$6,628,455
.268,365
2,972,318
3,015,215
$364,525
$335,827
$3,656,137
$4,481,098
;
ry,.
.
27,036,248
11,300.133
income...
2584.
6,571,110
6,853,210
**'■
defense
13.807,599
7,799,946
Net
"ry.
income..
oper.
F From January
1—
;
/
2^et
$7,998,037
$7,533,031
160,
3,323,413
3,404,315
901,774
1,410,346
1,479,191
887,728
87,549,507
71,631,364
Net
37,393,974
Net
8,267.600
10,778,172
The
"'
'•fi2;Months
Operating
Operation
of
-
-
conditions
war
__
..
'1
revenues—FF————-
hNejt(: operating;
189,875
837,870
Vice-President
8G2.910
of
A.
$2,331,773
$2,256,207
Drl9,192
20.472
$2,237,015
income
and
$2,352,245
926,101
—
_
926,748
deductions.—-.^——:
other
Mormon
Dividends
$1,310,914
preferred
on
stock
_
423,463
.
C.
■
Hagerty,
C.
.{
160,
$1,002,029
$840,899
Ealance
2584.
p.
-
.
•
.
"F F
F-
.
-
years
Sidney M.
Can
J.
Co.;
.
F
•
York
Corporation;
Credit
Treasurer
the
E.
are
G.
Robert
E.
and
Bank
rfe guaranteed by endorsement by the Philadelphia,
Baltimore & Washington RH. and the Baltimore & Ohio
mu
"
v
•
:
'
^Associated with Dillon, Read & Co. in the underwrit¬
■
Co.;"Hemphill,
• - : '
ing ♦ syndicate
are: Goldman, Sachs &
Noyes & Co. and W. C. La$gley & Co.
Assets
F
Foundation
James
of New
U.
issue'
awarded
was
cn
a,,
bid
of
Six
100.81.
other
bids
were
First Boston'.Corp. bid 100.2297 for 25/8s; and
Central, Republic Co. bid- 100.03$ for a similar coupon;
, An investmAft banking group led jointly' "by Harriman Ripley & Co. and Alex.
&&&& 'tot. lho . issue.
Erewn
&
If) 1.444
Sons
for
a
bid
102.05
similar
for
coupon,
and
Kuhn, Locb
Halsey-Stuart & Co.,
& Co. bid
Inc.,
101.07,
FFFF'FF'vFfFfF ;:';;F-- "FF FF-F;
:++§•) Tor 23-4S. : ■:
BDatVd
23-»% "coupon.
a
bonds in $1,000 defully registered bonds in
dgmnrunations of $1,000. $5,000, or any multiple of $5,000; coupon and
metered bends interchangeable. • Interest payable Feb. 1 and Aug. 1.
Redeemable at option of company, as a whole, or in part other than
for sinking fund purposes in amounts not less than $500,000, principal
-
Feb.
bmHnation.
1.
1945;
due Feb,. 1.
registerable
as
Coupon
1970.
to principal,
and
interest
date
thereafter
to
and
including Feb,
thereof
between
the
redemption
date and
Aug.. 1,
1969,
or
on
Aug.
1,
at principal amount, in each case with accrued interest to the
redemption date.
A sinking fund of $440,000 per annum will be pro¬
to the purchase or redemption of series A bonds.:
Bends'will be redeemable for the sinking fund upon 45 days' previoushp tici- 6n Feb. 1. 1946. and on anv Feb; 1 thereafter to and including
;"
Feb:.}'It 1950, at 102 Mi % "or, the initial public-offering price, whichever
higher, and on any Feb. 1 thereafter at.'principal amount plus- a-
to-.the payment at-maturity of'
the first mortgage gold bonds of the Terminal Co., due Feb. 1, 1945.
Pw-nase—Proceeds
"'ill-be
applied
for
$3,684,229 in
fFFF;F:F
3,556.351
15,547,057
12.806,522
15,169)584
...—2.957,064
7,647.799
7.472,430
971,107
7,573.760
^
'
—
——
755,636
702,791
756,451
1.896,000
h
359,643
F' 32 245
re,c^ivablft r.nd investment--—16,693
41,751
Sundry
lease, to war industry
---A.
Total
$72,513,338 $66,010,761
—
Liabilities—
Accounts
for Federal
$8,734,174
3.503 335
deposits, sundry payables, etc
claims
officer
for guarantee and
$7,982,788
3.503 256
30,569,571
1,439.612
27,348
312
income taxes——
for workmen's compensation
Reserve
F
'
payable, trade..———
payroll, taxes, etc. — ——
Liability
Due
%
of, excess profits tax,
23.616,121
3,647 852
29,826
■
' —.
296,701
5,779,534
439,518
policy adjustments. F
by U. S. and Canad. Govts, on contr.
100.000
war-time and other contingencies—.; 10,386,442
6.363 407
Reserve for
6%,
for
cumul.
conv.
Common stcck
preferred stock
$!)——%.
1,955,760
2,184 238
9,444.932
4,344,522
1.271.300
treasury.—Dr64,975
.
preferred shares held
of
—
10 595 666
Capital surplus
Operating-surplus
Cost
——,
2 372,839
(par $10)
(par
in
'
FFFFFFF-'FF'V>
7,111.022
16,651,078
——
etc.—4,412,401
Long-term note Irefceivable (includ. interestt379,389
Deposit in Canadi+th) bank—%
23,914
Prst-war credit
Customers*
company
$9,785,262
2.889.221
equipment
and
charges ,+P+v—
+Real estate, etc.,r i^i)der
Accrued
Corp.—Suit to Bar Stock Transfer
1943
$18,910,294
98.632
•
———u
—
plant
1944
1
contr.j
war
securities
Deferred
and
to
asked
was
restrain
securities by Guaranty Trust Co.,
distribution
Such
was
new
Western
/Total
Guaranty.
in
tile
$2,795,616
is returnable
1944
1944.
the
action
is
the
claim
of
the stockholders that
The
from
other
companies
James
•
claim
collateral.
The
seek
of the collateral to
return
stockholders
such
November—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1944
%
1942
1943
food
$423,974
216,656
51,242
106,450
railway.—..
5,128 806
4,892,030
3,932,615
'
railway——
1,859,598
2,097,219
1,731,396
488,895
613,125
867,595
297.426
,
from
Net' from
Net
ry.
oper,
—V, 160.
p.
income—
2796.
.
&
Lovett 115
stores, in
food
159,
2570.
p.
-
,.
.
%
62
••
'•.
-F F'/FV .•/■■
>
.
;F'■'/
Corp.—Petition Denied—
:
Circuit'Court of Appeals at Phila¬
opinion denying the; petition of dissent-;
ing preferred stockholders of the corporation^};^j-qyoke consummation
of its recapitalization plan which resulted Jn^formqtfen of York Corp.
The petition was made by Charles HottfemifceltU owner of 50 shares
Ice Machinery
York
&
Yazoo
From Jan. 1—
Gross
class.—V.
store
•
■
an
Corp.
Schmoyer and Andrew Fckety.
F. '
586,357
r
■
of
2,230,050
_
'
;v ,■
Winn
give
Judge John Biggs, Jr., of the U. S.
35,129
income-.
acquisitions, will
delphia has handed down
$226.54+
65,515
33,972
oper.
Grocery
York Ice Machinery
1941
$464,889
$442,047
all of the outstanding stock of the
Co., Inc., of Mlam', Fla,; and the stock
which operated the Table Supply Fbod
acquired
has
.Who'eeale
corporations
Stores in Florida."
•'
■F
were illegal and
company.—V. 160, p. 27116.
,^>418,32:). F ,174,216
railway
railway——
reserve
.
Western Ry. of Alabama—EarningsGross
tAfter
five affiliated
of
These
transactions
the holding
for depreciation
1943.
cities, covering all the main centers of Florida, except Pensacola, and
five cHies of South Gcorg'a.
Of these ..stores, 65 . are in the super
rail securities .as
against the
in
comnany
Economy
the
holding company was dominated by the late Mr. James and a group of'
his companies which held 40%
of the stock.
They charge that the
James interests dictated purchase by the holding company of certain
securities of the railroad and the borrowing of money by the holding
company
.
Winn & Love11 Grocery, Co.—-Expansion-—
F F
Trust Cb;< to-deliver to the holding .-company all securities
road due in exchange for securities of the /old
F ■
• . ■
for
reserve
FFF
»F"
delivered by the James interests.
basis
The
.amounting-to $3 092 876 in 1944 and
of $4,214 in 1943 and $10 882 in
+ After reserves for deprecation on revaluation of $178,508 -in
and $179,455 in 1943.—V. 160, p. 2585.
"After
reorganized
company
$72 513,338 $66,010,761
—
to the James
Dec. 28.' In'
and H. May
i
In addition to seeking restraint of distribution of the new securities,
F'the stockholders ask that the James estate pay over to the holding
company $12,181,129 and interest," as well as interest, dividends, profits
and ether income from certain collateral security.
The suit also asks
cumulative preferred stock and Carl-
who each own 20j>hares,—V. 161; p. 51.
•'
;
F\:»%q'F
KhV ;l
■
Mississippi Valley
,.
RR^Eaftti'rtgs
1943
—
1944
$2,404,085
$2,907,672
$3,284,856
railway---—
oper. income—
473,750
214,147
1,030,925
226,613,
1,497,869
832,73a
1,026,281
599,486
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
,
1942
1941
railway——
November—
Gross
7%
$2,012,146
„
From January 1—
premium equal to '/»%
for each year between the redemption date
and. Feb. J. 1.970, in each- case with accrued -interest to the redemption
date.
United States Triist Co. of New-York,' trustee.
IF-,
y
and
Sept. 3<)
■
assets
current
"Property,
1
...
vided, .vto be applied
is
'■
"
deposits——-.-——
receivable
Provision
distribution of the
exchange agent,
scheduled to be made;
.'•i'ihe court action,
taken in the name of Henry Behlert
DeMert, stockholders of the holding company, an answer,
In 20 days. FF' F' :FF"F':v
FF; F;F :'A.■■FF F;; 'F,'■•'.:F'- '■
court
The
Pacific
interests.
at
1969.
809,258
.
$1,530,000'and
credit.
'
1051;,
w
on'any interest date thereafter to and including Feb. 1,
1969, at
irhvunal amount plus a premium equal to V4%- for each year or part
1,. 1950,
demand
S; Government
Other
#popnt. at any one time, upon 45 davs' notice, on Feb. 1, 1946, cr on
any
'
Inventories
%
President
former
Pacific Railroad Corp., holding
York.
1.265,399 F
to
1943
in
Sheets,
Balance
•
Accounts
sought Dec.
RR.,
—„
debt retirement and after post-war
SAfter deducting post-war credit of
for
of $1,835,000,
(restricted to expenditures on
28 in U. S. District Court at New
York'to restrain transfer of a large share of control of the reorgan-.
ized Western Pacific to the estate of Arthur Curtiss James (md the
Pacific
F
and amortization.
$335,000
of
$1,804,588
1944.
in
and
■
The
credit
(estimated)
Advances
Western
$2,312,337
Cash
Buckland, Presidenf of
Coulson, attorney; Harry
f
Western
—^
2,239,593
amounted
surtax
Cash
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Western Pacific RR.
and
F
Farmers
Stockholders of
12.385
,
,
3,010,901
3,895,506
—
normal
for
[pro¬
'
New
.
v
j>w,
wholesale coffee firm, and now an official of
Board, and, J.) W.;.Mailliard Jgr.,, P.residqpt{ of,
from
31,904 F
%
"6,819,000
4,408,772
4,488,184
,
Consolidated
Ehrman,< trustees
Folger,
A.
and
reorganization
in
•.
39,206
and four months
.
\piting syndicate headed by Dillon, Read & Co. on Jan. 4
offered to the public $11,000,000 first mortgage, series A,
%%%/bonds at 101.38. Issuance of the bonds is subject
to0Authorization by the Interstate Commerce Commiss/gr^." Principal, interest, and sinking fund payments are
bp
nine
and
61,326
$2,417,704.
Trust Co; has been appointed co-registrar
318,502 shares of the preferred stock, series A, $100 par value,
743,412 shares of common stock,' without par value.
for
'
V//,
' F'F F
Washington Terminal Co.—Bonds Offered—An under:
11
to serve on a board of
the company on Jan. 1.
of
for
918.937
>97 295
profits taxes to $5,289,000 after a $61,000 post-war
credit
direction
operated
Schumacher
10,522.000
166,104
$22,450,000 +20.015,000
for depreciation
1942
'importer.FF'F:I'^FlF F"FF.- "VrF
Jr., first counselor in the First Presidency oi' the F.
a new, .director'from Salt Lake. City.
F -F'':
;F
Wright of
City
profit
tAfter
elected
Co-Registrar—
The
—V.
Clark,
Railroad
the
Co.,
Church, is
$1,425,497
470,015
—-—
over
been
American
of
directors
Frank
T' Net income
been
.72,999
27,606.947
133.068
ex¬
contingencies—
tlncludes
living in San Francisco are Wakefield Baker. Presi¬
Hamilton, wholesale hardware firm; Edward H. Bell,
&
Reuben
New
'vGtoss
4,242,210
Production
Schmieden,
War
J.
-
&
Folger &
Maiiliard
income----—^_
Interest
Baker
of
J.
the
766.435
%
672,000
9,675,363
have
M.
T.
directors
dent
857,915
Pro^for Fed. income and excess profits taxes
10,829,597
by Federal Judge A. F. St. Sure,
under emergency bankruptcy laws..
923,720
■
6,966,277
7,735,742
take
had
of
118,663
——
—
—
21,705,062
14,935,450
;;;;FF;;FF'.' j: -;F FfFF'FFF-;.FF.FFFi
rectors.
Other
—
:
Depreciation
Geufci'Al taxes
•
because
....
-
784,735
—
deferred
charges
7,888,411
972,323
'—
:
—
_
operating
for
Prov,
8,267,058
34,574.577
21,407,922
F, Charles Elsey, President, and E. W. Mason, Vice-President and Gen¬
eral Manager of the railroad, are members of the new board of di-
$14,067,836 $13,662,059
—
~
A—__———
——_
Maintenance
1913
1944
Ended Nov. 30—
revenues
ceedings
Net
excess
New Directors—
will
company
appointed
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Washington Gas Light Co.
45,727.799
18,881,564
directors
control
under
■
48,193,503
income..
that
members
-
,
426,309
and
war-time
for
"Provision
railway-
349,974
815,231
767,964
771,127
1
railway-
new
1.996,574
1,377,238
1,769,396
10,172,026
439,785
128.116
other
$2,332,437
845,938
27,167,163
deductions-,
income
profits taxes
Prov.
1941
$3,885,781
$4,646,686
2,181,819
income..
oper.
Nine
9,052,292
2446.
ry.
19^2
1943
$4,961,522
railway,:
F Elects Nine
16.443,824"
income—
28,717,329
8,799,971
from
'F
1944
1,820.008
31.023,133
income
other
cess
19,115,499
30,451,868
proiit_
lnr.ema
Interest
Earnings—
F.
railway
oper.
from
Gross
52,303,767
p.
938,073
937,648
6.583.788
,:V
21,781.445
571,265
operating
Misc.
*
From January
$4,657,395
87,084,799
33,482,489
oper.
ry.
ry.
1941
railway——_
Net; tfrom
—V.
F
1942
.
dross'from railway.—
F
85,280
84,997
F.
F.'-S
' FFF:F/"FF
+6,471.382
tB,715,541
and
service
1941.,
1942
167,755.815 103.273 626
134,117,270
92,386,059
175,422,832
expenses
Total
2447.
from
from
Net
$8,069,319
3,062,457
734,301
railway——
NeFjfrom
projects
p.
November—
Net
1943
Net
Other
of
Western Pacific RR,
Gross
1944
railway
Gjqdss: from
160.
amort,
parts
F
-F:'VF ^
212,458.489
sell.,
Adm.,
F',v
Subsidiaries)
•
sales.
of
Federal
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
November—
acct.
"Incl.
FF"FFFff:F:F'
■
__
•
.
sales
Cost
25,201,413
24,427,454
12,186,073
! 6,799,810
11,328,823
p.
income
—V.
railway——
oper.
—V',160,
Net
Fy:F;,F..;-
railway——.
from
Net
'
'
24,660,102
from
Gross
Net
$2,103,598
1,023,910
1,006,959
611,440 .'
585,916
$2,360,131
593,326
sNetfjry. oper. income—
1941
$2,304,704
1,205,009
804,649
194.2
1943
,
1944
$2,456,616
909,235
—
From Jan. 1—
Net
v-VF'.'"
1943
1944
Sept. 30—
-
(Including
Account
Income
Years End.
$7,496,313
270,191
income
>■
,
Redemption of all preferred stock was completed during the fiscal
either by call or by conversion to equivalent value In common
stock, of which 2.372,342 shares were outstanding on Sept. 30. 1944.
The war-famous "Jeep," of which
107,347 were turned out at the
Willys-Overland plants in Toledo during the fiscal year, and of which
nearly 300,000 have now been manufactured there, is currently sched¬
uled for production through 1945, it is" announced.
year,
274,305
Fixed charges ——:
F
■■■..- :•
railway
from
position last year.
„
railway.-—
from
$7,111,022, a combined
$7,222,008
32,464
income—F
oper.
Other income
position
to $18,totalled
total exceeding by $12,679,704 the corresponding
F
2>rl68,447
'
November—
S
'.v-r••
$586,240
the year.
report discloses a substantial Improvement in the cash
Willys-Overland. Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1944, amounted
,0.294. and U. S. Government securities held by the company
Cr375,803
Drl5,293
$3,010,901
The
$7,014,652
Cr49,002
Drl4,091
(net)—
increase,
an
of
earnings
of
F 1944—11 Mcs.—1943
$35,^50^45 $31,798,448
r?4#32,968
19,-445,796
336,000
$,804,000
5.338.000
Cr49,103
rents.—
rents
showed
al&>
with
This was equal to $1.64, per share of common
added during
Nov. 7, '43 Oct. 31. '42
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
amounting to $3,895,507 as
for the preceding 12-montlx
stock as against
a
rate of
$1.32 per common share for the fiscal
year 1943.
Net
income
is
after
all
charges,
including provision for an estimated
$22,450,000 for Federal income taxes, but without completion of gov¬
ernment contract renegotiations for the fiscal years
1943 and 1944.
Completion of these negotiations for the fiscal year 1942 resulted in a
net cost to the company of $258,588 for that year.
Reserves
for war-time and other contingencies
amounting to $4,488,184, also after estimated provision for Federal income taxes, were
$2,62U188
1,731,574
300.000
rate
earnings
period.
Redemp-
$567,240
Operating income
end
.
cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts,
over the fiscal year of 1943.
last September the company was producing goods at
approximately 30% higher than at the same time a
on
of 27%
ago.
Net
1944—Month—1943
Taxes
- \
of
annual
compared
59
$2,900,488
2,033,248
the
year
called for redemption on Feb. 1, next, 1,163 shares
Period End. Nov. 30—
Jt.
Nov. 5, '44
taxes
Corp.- -Partial
Products
Report—
Motors, Inc.—Annual
$212,458,489, an increase
an
'
—
$712,435 $493,901
$2.93
'$3.56
$2.47
capital stock (no par).—V. 160, p. 1336.
charges
after
earnings
Net
i
"
&
3,700,922
f;ff
2447.
p.
At
Wall St., New York, N. Y. ' Immediate payment
bo
any
time, with accrued -dividendsFeb. 1, 1945,
presentation and suirender of the.called stock.-A^ 160, p. 1121.
&
Equipment
44 Weeks Endeo—
totalled
2796.
p.
Ooerating revenues
"Operating
expenses...-"
Veeder-Root, Inc.—Earnings—
•
160,
2,991,489
figure of the previous fiscal year.
Recorded
sales,
including
fees
[FFFFaF'F''Ft ! F-F F FFFFFF FFFFFFFFtrFFF FW-FFF' FFFFFF'FI
Western Maryland Ry.—November Earnings—
16,454
2,641
■
•
<
7,169,118
3,129,378
8,266,994
income..
38-year
famous
30, 1944.
Ward M.
Canaday, Chairman, and Charles E. Sorenson, President, amounted to
approximately $236,700,000, an increase of 32% over the corresponding
its'.outstanding $4.50 cumulative preferred stock:At $100 per share
dividends. ' Payment will be made at the office of/Brown Brothers
upon
$115,456
:
29,969
'
10,143
1—
railway——
from
Gross
railway.,.,
railway...:
oper.
ry.
in its annual report for the 12 months ended Sept.
Deliveries of war products, stated the report, signed by
and
1941
1942
1943
1944
»
from
19,512,855
8,738,819
263,466
24,362,065
9,798,159
3,551,555
"Jeep,"
sidd tracks, located on Govern¬
called "Garfield Park"), con¬
•
The company has
of
V.:
will
$99,187 F $117,239
railway
:F.FFF 12,809
23,858
oper.
income—
11,226
8,563
Net
(sometimes
Chlorine
Westvaco
•'
railway-'—F'
Gross from
160,
tion—
Harriman
Utah Iiy.—Earnings—
certain
owns
17
No.
Co.—V.
Terminal
,
2117.
22,166,719
227,288
23,112,281
largest volume of sales and deliveries in the company's
history was announced Dec. 29 by the company, maker of the
of the Terminal Co. constitute the only railroad
passenger terminal serving the City ox Washington and provide con¬
nections
for through passenger service between the various lines of
railroad entering that city.
These lines of railroad are the Baltimore &
Ohio RR.. Pennsylvania RR., Southern Ry., Chesapeake & Ohio RR.,
and
Richmond. Fredericksburg & Potomac
RR., ail tenants of the
•
p.
$1,788,923
588,849
281,443
income..
Willys-Overland
Capitol.
prpoerties
The
four directors:
the following
elected
and
27
RR.,
States
trustee, scle owner of
stockholders' meeting on
Thomas W. Bowers,
Guy E. Reed, Ralph S. Harris and Kenneth H. Rockey.
F'F
These directors, • in addition to Joseph G. Alther, already a director,
will
comprise the reconstituted Universal board.
This action was
taken in accordance with the provisions of the trust agreement entered
into under date of Oct. 26...1944, between the former owners of Uni¬
versal securities and the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, as trustee.
At
a
-directors'
meeting
of
the
Universal
company,
also held
Dec. 27, Mr. Bowers was elected Chairman of the board.
Mr. Alther
remains
as
the
operating Vice-President of the company.—'V. ■ 160,
.
Trust
Guaranty
The
the
771,331
853,586
270,811
The
a
ington
Dec.
from
—v.
siding turnout of the Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash¬
serving the heat, light and power plant of the United
necting with
Co.—Directorate—
Products
Oil
Universal
also
Terminal Co.
The
ment
Jones and
873.
corporation announces the election of Norman W.
Sandbach as Assistant Vice-Presidents.—V. 160, p.
The
James A.
Net
D. C., including the passenger
Station" and the railroad and
track
system extending from Florida Avenue
(connecting with the
Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR and Baltimore & Ohio RR.)
in a southerly direction to the said passenger station, thence via the
Terminal Co.'s tunnel to a connection with the Philadelphia Baltimore
& Washington RR. at the south portal of said tunnel, a distance of
1.65 miles from said connection at Florida Avenue.
The total miles
of trackage owned by the Terminal Co. is about 19 miles.
vacancy
Dec.
on
Terminal
$2,006,219
533,2.93
January 1—
from
Gross
$1,795,107
railway
oper.
ry.
From
1941
1.942
$2,070,125
railway—_
properties
elected a director and Treasurer
Henderson on Dec. 28 was
Donald A.
to
Net
in the City of Washington,
terminal building known as the "Union
Film Corp.—New Treasurer
Century-Fox
an
from
Net
Co. was incorporated pursuant to an Act
12, 1901, and under the authority of said
Act of Feb. 28, 1903, owns extensive station and terminal
Congress
from
1943 '
1944
November—
Gross
approved Feb.
Company—The
of
Act
Twentieth
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Earnings—
stock of the company, con¬
is owned one-half each by
and Baltimore & Ohio RR.
The entire capital stock of Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR.
is
owned
by Pennsylvania RR., and its railroad and property are
leased to arid operated by that company under a lease dated Dec. 13,
1917. for a term of 99.9 years from Jan. l,- 1918.
Stock—The outstanding "capital
Capital
designed to strengthen
for its post-war opera-
several new. positions
of
creation
the
TACA's
lions.
1945
Monday, January 8,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
143
Gross
(J. G.) White & Co., Inc.—New Director—..
elected a director;, He has been for
in charge of the trading department.—V. 159, p, .2125,
Gerald H. May
years
has been
Net
some
■
tNet
—V.
33,722.580
12,906,641
railway—
32,861,149
railway—12,212,021
from
from
ry.'
oper.
160,
p.
income.^
2565.
4,493,534
- •
5,184,528
31,975,705- 18,075,818
15,786,046
6,479;153
4,150,360'
12,135,155-
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4349
161
Volume
State and
149
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
City Bepasftnieni
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
.
x>: vA'"';*.*.•
cease
-.K-Vr1,
■
Alabama Polytechnic
•'i'-v.vV-•
Vt':.
Institute
(P. O. Auburn), Ala.
Redemption Notice—It is
Bond
announced
President
L.
N.
of the Board
Duncan,
of Trus¬
by
Jan.
provided funds for
their payment are on deposit with
the paying agent at that time.
CALIFORNIA
of
the
1946
years
Idaho
Bonds Voted—At
as
W.
Burnt
District Secretary, that
$650,000 refunding revenue bonds
approved by the voters last June,
were purchased at private sale.
and
accordingly
on
1945, there will become
due and payable upon each of said
bonds, upon its presentation and
of
of
office
the
at
posed issue of $10,000,000
Auburn, Ala.,
principal office of the
Hanover Bank & Trust
technic Institute, in
the
at
or
Central
in New York, the principal
and
accrued
interest
Co.,
thereof
June 1, 1945, together
redemption premium com¬
thereon to
with
a
District, Santa Clara County (P.
San Jose), Calif.
Bonds Voted—At an election
Nov.
the
21
by
the
1st
Coupons for
interest due on June 1,
1945, may
be attached to the bonds for pay¬
if detached from the
the holders thereof, may
or,
presented for payment in the
usual course.
Payment of any
bond registered
as to principal
will be made only to the regis¬
be
Offering
Note
No
owner.
interest
payable on
1st
be
or
accrue
after- the
bonds
said
Corbin, First Selectman, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 10:30 A.M.
Jan. 9 for the purchase
on
count of
at dis¬
$150,000 tax anticipation
notes, dated Jan.' 11, 1945, and
payable May 15, 1945, in New
York City.
•
:
the
'V
ing claims and credits
any
of
of
Debt
Interest
day
Available
an
issue of
of
holders
All
and/or coupons of the be¬
low-described issues of the City
of Coral Gables, Fla., are
(P. O. Mobile),
"
Ala.
'ZZ;/Z>/./a;
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
Mobile County
that
funds
are
accrued
and
denoms.
15, 1954.
their
of
interest
bond
on
Nov.
15
follows:
$309,000 in 1946 to 1952,
incl., and $305,000 in 1953; or on
as
any
subsequent
interest payment
dates.
McLeam County
Plans
Blooming-
(P. O.
ton), III.
•
Election
Bond
The
—
county contemplates taking a vote
at the June election 011 a proposal
issue $1,800,000
ment bonds.
to
road improve¬
,0WAp/?|i;^
in
•
t"
been; purchased
has
bonds
refunding
building
public
2%%
by
Shropshire & Co. of Mobile. Dated
Nov. 1, 1944. Denom. $1,000. Due
serially on Nov. 1 from 1946 to
1969, incl.' Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the National
City Bank of New York City. Le¬
approved by Chap¬
gality to be
man
& Cutler of Chicago.
'
;
the
below-named
banks
for
the
payment of all bonds and interest
due
coupons
on
before
or
..
Jan.
V,
1, 1945:
At the Chemical Bank and Trust
Co. in the City of New
manent
York: Per¬
improvement 5Vz% bonds,
dated Dec. 1, 1925; permanent im¬
bonds,
51/2%
April 1, 1926.
provement
Chase National Bank in
At the
the
dated
City of New York:
Improve¬
July 1*
1926; municipal improvement 6%
"Creighton School District No. 14 bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1927; refund¬
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz. /.
ing 6% bonds, dated June 1, 1928;
Bond
Sale—The $45,000 cou¬
refunding 6% bonds, dated June
pon semi-annual school bonds of¬
15,
1928; refunding 6%
bonds,
fered for sale on Dec; 29, v. 160, dated Jan.
1, 1930; refunding 6%
p. 2587, were awarded jointly to bonds, dated July 1, 1930.
Kirby L. Vidrine & Co., of Phoe¬
Payment of bond principal, in¬
nix, and the Bank/of Douglas, terest on bond principal from ma¬
Douglas, Ariz., at 100.00, a net turity to Jan. 1, 1945, or interest
interest cost of about 1.30%, ,on
coupons may be secured by sur¬
the bonds divided as follows: $15,- render of the bonds or coupons
000 as 2s,'due $5,000 on Dec; 15 in at
the proper bank.
,
I
ARIZONA
/;
1945
to
ment1 .6%
:
1947; the following $15,-
IV2S, due $5,000 on Dec. 15
to
1950, the remaining
000
us
in
1948
$15,000 as Is, due $5,000 on Dec.
in- 1951
15
1953.
to
-/Second best bid was an offer
by Refsnes, .Ely, Beck & Co., of
100.01 for $10,000 as 2s, and $35,000
as
IMjs.
ARKANSAS
Batesville, Ark.
Bond Issue Details—The $20,000
improvement bonds au¬
thorized at the Dec. 13 election—
airport
160, p. 2797—will mature on
Jan. 1, as follows: $1,000 in 1948
and 1949; $1,500 from ,1950 to 1957,
St.
incl., and $2,000
incl.
p.
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District, Ark.
district
Call—This
approved
amendment
to
the
refund¬
contract with respect to in¬
rates on $2,000,000 of the
of
bonded
interest
at
debt.
of Jan. 1, refund¬
the
amendment
4%
rate
during
Instead
maturity,
provides for a
the initial five
3V2%
ing bonds Nos. 51RB to 100RB,
inclusive, dated Oct. 15, 1941, ag¬
for payment as
debt
to
years and 3% thereafter to final
gregating $50,000, at par and ac¬ maturity in 1981. The change will
crued
interest to Jan.
1, 1945. result in a saving to the city of
Bonds
are
to
be presented for about $440,000 in interest charges,
The group acting^s
payment with all unmatured cou¬ it was said.
pons attached, at the office of the exchange agents for the city in¬
Commercial .National
cludes Shields & Co. and the Mu¬
Bank,
of
Little Rock, Ark. Said bonds shall nicipal Bond & Investment Co.
1955, $15,000 in 1956, $16,1957, to, 1959,
$17,000 in
in
1960 to
1963, and $18,000 in 1964.
Interest J-D.
.
make
to
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v
/
of $160,000
offering
an
airport construction bonds.
1V4 %
2,
16,
v.
City, at
a
about
1945
p.
Bros.
53, were awarded
&
Co.
of
Kansas
price of 101.40, a basis
Dated Feb. 1,
0.987%.
and
due
$3,500 on Feb. 1
from 1946 to 1955, inclusive. Sec¬
ond high bid of 100.948 was made
by Baum, Bernheimer Co.
KENTUCKY
Lee
County
(P. O.
Ky.
Sale —The
Bond
Beattyville),
$18,000
3%
bridge refunding bonds
offered Dec. 29—v. 160, p. 2700—
were
awarded
to
Charles
A.
road
and
Hinsch
&
Due Jan.
Co.
of
Cincinnati,
the
Dated Jan. 1,; 1945.
1, 1975, and optional on
1, 1955, or on any subsequent
interest date, at par and'accrued
interest.
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Jan.
-
.
.
'v_ *4' V "L.
Winchester, Ky.
Bond
Sale—Edw.
G.
Taylor &
Co. of Cincinnati have purchased
issue of $175,000
2% school
refunding bonds
and are reoffering them from a
yield of 0.75% to 1.80%, accord¬
ing to date of maturity. The bonds
bear date of Dec. 15, 1944. Denom.
a
new
building
to
as
by
City.
The approving opinion
of Wood, Hoffman, King & Daw¬
son, of New York, will be fur¬
nished.
The
livered
as
will
bonds
be
de¬
practicable
28, 1945, and the suc¬
soon
as
required to pay, in addition to
the price of the bid, interest ac¬
crued up to date of delivery. En¬
2, .1944, the
city reports an assessed valuation
for
1944 of
$6,757,925 and total
bonded debt, including current is¬
sue, of $266,000. Population in 1940
was 8,594; now estimated at 10,000.
Purpose of the present issue is to
refund
lower interest cost
at
revenue
$1,000. Due Feb, 1, as follows:
$5,000, 1947. to 1949, incl.; $10,000,
1950; $15,000, 1951 to 1953, incl.;
$10,000, 1954; $15,000, 1955; $10,-
Feb.
cessful bidder
close
certified check for 3%
a
able to the
the
lows:
,<Z
,
bonds
These
.
issued by the
are
of.
City.
MASSACHUSETTS
original bonds issued for the pur¬
of constructing school build¬
ings in Winchester. With reference
to the ..new issue, a circular dis¬
tributed by the bond house that
purchased the loan notes as fol¬
bidders shall be
or
the amount of bonds bid for, pay¬
Boston, Mass.
pose
.
Net Debt Down
$7,629,434—The
city reduced its net indebtedness
by $7,629,434 between December,
1943, and Nov. 30, 1944, or from
$110,210,057 to $102,580,623. /
City of Winchester, Kentucky, and Essex County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
are
payable solely from and se¬
Note Offering—James D. Bentcured by an exclusive pledge of
ley, County Treasurer, will receive
the gross income and revenue de¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EWT) on
rived by lease of said properties Jan. 9 for the
purchase at discount
011 a yearly basis to the Winches¬
of $710,000 notes, as follows: •
ter, Ky., Board of Education by
$360,000 Tuberculosis Hospital
the City of Winchester at
,
an aver¬
maintenance notes. Dated Jan.
rental sufficient to pay
all interest and principal on this
age annual
bond
issue
when
10, 1945, and due Jan. 10,1946.
Delivery on or about Jan./10
State
The
due.
Board of Education
next at the National Shawmut
the
approves
Bank of Boston.
annual
budget of the Winchester,
Ky., Board of Education. A closed
statutory mortgage lien has been
created on the land and buildings
chester,
are
Dated Jan.
has
issue
bonds
this
when
Bank
This
is
issue
derives
of
Boston.
made necessary
and not
of
by reasons of failure
funds
for
assessed
be
to
repayment.
All of the notes
approved
will be in de¬
.
of
$5,000.
Legality
Ropes, Gray, Best,
by
income
taxation
and per capita payment from the
State of Kentucky. The City of
Coolidge & Rugg of Boston.
currently levying
for the Board of Education a tax
Dearborn
Ky.,
chester,
its
about
by statutory limitations as. to
the date of the original issue,
nominations
The Board of Education of Win¬
on or
10. next at the National
Shawmut
been
.
notes.
15, 1945. Due April
Delivery
1, 1945.
Jan.
perform all duties imposed on it
by the Constitution and Statutes
and will reconvey to the Board
of
Education
these
properties
fully paid.
renewal
maintenance
long as any of these
outstanding, agrees to
as
11
350,000 Tuberculosis Hospital
including
all
further additions
and improvements in favor of the
bondholders.. The City of Win¬
z
from mainly two sources,
is
Winchester
of
$1.25 per $100 assessed valua¬
tion and the Council of the City,
request from the Board of
Education, must levy a tax up to
$1.25 and may levy a tax up to
$1.50 per $100 assesssed valuation
for the Board of Education. Total
for
income
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LOUISIANA
the
for
until
noon
purchase
of
$560,000 public belt bonds.
Dated March 1, 1945.
Denom¬
Due $140,000 Mar.
$1,000.
The City is au¬
1, 1955 to 1958.
thorized
to
redeem
and
pay
the
principal of any of the bonds of
this issue in the inverse order of
maturities on and after March 1,
1949,
date,
at
102%
fixed
for
the
the bonds, all bonds to
and
said bonds will be awarded to the
bidder whose bid offers the low¬
est interest cost to the City, to
borne by
bear the same rate of interest
determined by computing the
amount of interest
bonds
their
for
payable
entire
on
life
the
and
deducting therefrom the amount
of any premium which may be
offered.
All
conditional
bids
and
no
must
be
un¬
bid
for
less
and accrued interest
from March 1, 1945, will be con¬
sidered.
Principal and interest
than
par
for
payment
Jan.
on
par and accrued in¬
terest, at the Manufacturers, Na¬
tional Bank, Detroit.
.;! r'.'H
stated
is
Sale—It
by
J. Roth, Village Clerk,
the $22,000 general obliga¬
tion water works bonds were pur¬
chased
Dec.
on
27,
by
Crouse,
Bennett, Smith & Co; of Detroit.
Denomination $500.
Dated NoV.
1, 1944. Due on Nov. 1 in 1945 "fo
1974. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National Bank,-
Legality
approved by
Miller,1 Canfield, Paddock & Stone
Lapeer.
of Detroit.
Erin and Warren
Dist. No. 2
payment
of the par value
redemption.
Bidders are requested to name
the rate or rates of interest to be
be
called
15," 1945, at
interest
any
on
thereof and accrued interest to the
date
been
that
La.
will receive sealed bids
6
bonds
Harvey
Offering—Jess S. Cave,
Commissioner of Public Finance,
Feb.
Refunding
—
,
New Orleans,
ination
Call
Nos. 92 to 103, dated Aug. 15,1941,
due July 15, 1960 and 1961, have
Dryden, Mich.
,
Bond
on
No. 4
Bond
$116,-
1943-44,
year
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MICHIGAN
Township School District
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
Bond
3
Bond
Sale—The $35,000 1V2%
airport construction bonds offered
Stern
non-call¬
are
approved
furnished
forms
on
the
legality by Chapman & Cutler of
Chicago. According to a financial
Beloit, Kan.
to
be
made
be
after
993.32.
KANSAS
Jan.
will
and
able
upon
-
Davenport, Iowa
To Issue Bonds—The city plans
terest
$5,100,000
called
reported to
recently an
—The City Council is
have
1953 to
000
only bidder.
Approves Interest Rate Change
ing
n'v0
Rock Special School
\
Fla.
Sarasota,
Details—The
Issue
$200,000 1V2 % park improvement bonds
(not certificates)
purchased by
White-Phillips Corp. of Daven¬
port, as previously noted in v. 161,
p. 53, mature on Dec. 1, as follows:
$1,000 in 1946, $3,000 in 1947 and
1948, $4,000 in
1949
and 1950,
$6,000 in 1951 and 1952, $8,000 in
of
Sale—The
2699.
i) * i'jvi 5ivi.
North Little
Bond
'front i958 to 1960,
Augustine, Fla.
$629,000 3%
refunding bonds, issue of 1944,
originally offered Dec. 19, were
sold privately on Dec. 29 to an
account
composed of Clyde C.
Pierce
Corp., Florida
National
Bank, both of Jacksonville; Leedy,
Wheeler
&
Co.,
Orlando, and
Shields & Co., New York, at a
price of 100.015, a basis of about
2.998%.
A complete description
of the bonds appeared in v. 160,
Bond
v.
.
-bonds/ dated
Clinton, Iowa
Bond
The bonds
chester.
bonds
*
advised
available
now
$1,000
Nov.
on
order
numbers, prior to maturity, at par
■
and
Bond
for
bonds
—
in
:ZZ'•/,-
Coral Gables, Fla.
Funds
1944, in
15,
matures
Callable
FLORIDA
shall
June, 1945.
,
nbt'ice.,/;
Cook County (P. O. Chicago), III.
-'Bonds Being Exchanged — The
cbUnty is exchanging for outstand¬
and
Benjamin
J.
—
■
tered
incorrectly; defined in
election
Nov.
Darien, Conn.
for
after
1945.
of June,
coupons
all
accruing
bonds by
district
the
of
CONNECTICUT
accompanied
ment,
on
authorized an
boundaries
were
$80,000 building bonds.
issue of
Each bond surrendered must be
day
O.
is
$2,468,000 2% funding bonds and
has already exchanged over-" $2,200,000 bonds. The issue is dated
such bond.
.interest
voters
the
airport
School
4
being contested in the
jyhite County Circuit Court. Pro¬
ponents of the action contend that
J
View Elementary
Contested—Validity
$42,500 construction bond is¬
approved at an election on
Nov.
pro¬
a
bonds.
improvement
Mountain
puted in the manner specified in
v
consideration
under
has
the
Treasurer of The Alabama Poly¬
surrender
a
sue
Angeles, Calif.
Airport Bond Issue Considered
—The municipal legislative body
229, III.
Bond Issue
.
Los
1,
Community High
School District No.
inclusive,
June
Prairie
1956; $15,000, 1957; $10,000,
1958; $15,000, 1959, 1960 and 1961.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Winchester Bank, Win¬
statement dated Dec.
post-war project.
a
ILLINOIS
Sold—It is stated by
Bonds
recent elec¬
a
tion the voters approved an issue
of $100,000 county hospital bonds
C. Jensen,
1968,
to
County (P. O. Rexburg),
Calif.
1, 1939, and payable in an¬
installments on June 1 in
each
Madison
Water Dist.
1, 1945, all of its $586,000 Building
Revenue
Bonds of 1939,
dated
nual
County, Biggs-West Gridley
(P. O. Oroville),
Butte
tees, that the above Institute has
determined to redeem as of June
June
1945,
000,
IDAHO
to bear interest on and after
1,
Sealed
Twps., Frac: Sch.
(P.O. East Detroit)*
Mich. '••'•./
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Tenders
Invited—Pa\kl
Koppin, Jr., Secretary of the
of Education, will receive
sealed tenders of 1939 certificates
of
indebtedness
until
8
P.M.
G.
Board
(EWT), on Jan. 8 (today). •
Offerings should state certifi¬
cate numbers, their par value anid
the amount for which they will
be sold to the district.
The
Board
of
,/J.
Education
>
re¬
reject any and
all tenders; to waive any irregu¬
larities in said tenders; to accept
the tender or tenders that, in the
serves
the right to
opinion of said Board, are most
favorable to the district, and to
purchase
additional
certificates
exhaust the amount
available for this pur¬
payable at such agencies in New
Offerings
Orleans or New York City, as the pose on Jan. 8, 1945.
should be firm for five days.
City may designate.
Bids must
sufficient
of money
to
Invited—Sealed
be received until 5
Sinking
will
tenders
(EWT), or* Jan. 9, by Oscar
Eckman, Director of Finance, of
the city's Series "B" bonds.
Tenders
should fully describe
P.M.
including serial
and state sum for which
offered,
bonds
numbers
Joseph J. Mitchell,
It is stated by
160,
v.
follows:
as
To
Harris
the
of
is reserved by the
City Commission to reject any or
all tenders, to waive any irregu¬
larities in the tenders, and to ac¬
Trust
Co.
right
which,
cept the tender or tenders
the
City, up to the total amount of
$50,000 for Series "B" bonds.
time
the
Dated
tlje bonds are received
the paying agent, but not
longer than seven days after the
date of the mailing of the accep¬
tenders, after which time
on
accepted tenders
tance of
145,000
Dated
Called —James
L.
debtedness:
25,000 at
Oct. 2, 1937,
April 2, 1945.
Series B, dated July 15, 1937,
Nos. 6 to 8, called Jan. 15, 1945.
Series C, dated July 15, 1937,
Nos. 3 and 4, called Jan. 15, 1945.
Series D, dated July 15, 1937,
Nos. 14, 16 to 18, 20, 39 and 40,
42, 44 and 46 to 53, called Jan. 15,
Series
should be de¬
the Detroit Trust Co.,
certificates
The
livered to
Detroit, for payment on the call
dates shown above, after which
time all interest shall cease.
Royal Oak Twp., School Dist. No. 7
(P. O. Berkley), Mich.
Invited
Tenders
Sealed
—
Ed¬
Parkin, Secretary of the
of Education, will receive
sealed tenders of 1937 certificates
of indebtedness until 8:30 P.M.
ward
Board
(EWT), on Jan. 8 (today). Dated
Sept. 1, 1937. The amount on hand
in the sinking fund for the re¬
tirement of Certificates of Indebt¬
approximately $14,000.
edness is
Dated June 1, 1924.
1, 1954.
119,000 at 128.10 Minnesota, Ru¬
ral Credits, 4x/2% bonds, J-D,
9%-year.
To' Ilarriman
sold to the district.
Board
Education
of
reserves
right to reject any or all tenders:
to waive any irregularities in said
tenders; accept the tender or ten¬
which, in the opinion of the
Board, are most favorable to the
district, and- to purchase addi¬
ders
tional certificates sufficient to ex¬
avail¬
Jan. 8,
should be firm
haust the amount of money
this
for
1945.
purpose
Offerings
for two
on
days.
;
j
Jan. 16 the voters
on
issue
of
.
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MISSISSIPPI
Mississipi (State of)
Bond Call—Greek L.
annual
semi¬
offered
$14,000
refunding
bonds
fob sale on
Oct. 27, were pur¬
chased by J. W. Dain & Co., of
Minneapolis, at
of
about
District
<
a
net interest cost
1.32%, according to the
Clerk.
Minnesota
'.Housing
(State of)
Legislation
Rice, Sec¬
State
at the State Treasurer's office
at
the
Trust Co., New
Guaranty
City. Bonds are dated Feb.
York
1940.
1,
and
1 and Aug. 1
Optional as of
4Due Feb.
1, 1945.
A
;
—
Failure of the legislature to pass
date
Poplar Bluff),
Clerk
the
of
the
Court that
bonds
ap¬
proved by the voters last Febru¬
ary, were purchased recently by
A. H. Bennett & Co., of Kansas
City.
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County
refunding
$210,000
Rock Hill School District, Mo.
Bonds Sold—An
issue
of
$115,-
thereon
interest
deemed
on
or
before
and
from
months
thereof
and
months
36
at
Thereafter
and
the
at
on
and
on
and
or
the
on
the
or
date
and
on
from the
100.00%.
redemption of
In
part
only of the-bonds, they shall
be
of
for similar action during
the-present session of the State
press
which convened on
Jan. 2.
The Minneapolis Alderrtian asserted that his own city is
legislature
in
urgent need of an urban re¬
development project as a rheans
of rehabilitating blighted areas,
provide suitable dwelling and in¬
dustrial sites and halt the
trend
toward building
city limits.
growing-
outside, of
by
•
Various
cial
were
and
city
Warrants
warrants
Called—
and
Improvement District
called for
Spe¬
bonds
payment oh Jan.
1, 1945.
Park
be expressed
multiples of % of 1%.
No proposal for less than the
par value /of the
bonds and the
accrued interest thereon, or for
less than the aggregate principal
amount of the bonds to be sold,
in
Bozeman, Mont.
Bonds
be redeemed
lot.
Bidders are requested to name
the rate or rates of Interest said
such maturity to
bonds shall bear, to
MONTANA
York, approving the legality
of the bonds and the temporary
bonds. Information relative to the
New
operations of the Eastern Division
and the conduct of- said auction
bidding
olution
District
the
forms
and
principal and in¬
requirements may be
from the Secretary.
terest
tained
ob¬
non-profit corporation paid
The
the»'full
of $14,-
price
purchase
421,000 for all the common stock
of Nebraska Power .Co. to Amer¬
The
Co.
Light
&
Power
ican
transfer of the stock was ordered
by
Securities
the
Commission
ance
with
Bond
Offering
as
a
and Exchange
step-in compli¬
SEC
an
order for the
eeive'
Nebraska Power Co. are: Dr. B. H.
Baer, Gerald Collins,. J. E. David¬
son,
W.
C. Fraser, .Edward F.
Co.
elected
by the new directors
T.
the
Board
of
Directors;
>
J.
.
1
p.m.
interest
coupon
or,
registered re¬
funding bonds of 1944. Dated Dec.
15,
Denomination $1,000.
as follows:$10,000
to 1951 inclusive and
1944.
Dec.
15,
1949
from
$9,000 in 1952 and 1953. Bonds ma¬
turing 1950-1953 are callable in
Inverse numerical order or\ Dec.
15, 1949,
terest
subsequent in¬
and accrued
or on any
at
dates,
par
rate
interest. Bidder to name one
interest, expressed in a mul¬
tiple of Va or l/20th of 1%. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Palisades Trust & Guaranty
of
Co., Englewood. Amount bid for
the bonds must be not less than
$48,000
to
than $49,000.
A
$960, payable
the Borough, is re¬
more
or
for
check
certified
of
order
quired.
Legal opinion of Haw-*
kins, Delafield & Longfellow of
New York Citv will be furnished
the successful bidder.
Oakb>n, N. ./.
.
Bond Sale—The
$94,000 coupon
or registered refunding
bonds of¬
fered Dec. 28—p. 160, p. 2799—
were awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Co., New York, as 1.80s, at a price
of 100.18, a basis of about 1.884%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1944 and due Dec.
1, as follows: $15,000 from 1955 to
1959 inclusive and $19,000 in 1960.
Other bids:
E. H. Rollins
.
& Sons ;
jointly, 1.90%,
100.179; Dolphin & Co. and Boland,
Saffin & Co., jointly, 2s, 100,26;
Butcher & Sherrerd, and Julius A.
and Stroud
& Co.,
Rippel, Inc., jointly, 2.10%, 100.30.
Teancck
-
Township
(P. O.
>
Tea-
neck), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 series E
refunding bonds offered Dec. 28—
160, p. 2701—were awarded to
Peoples
Trust
Co.
of
Bergen
v.
County, of Kackensack, as IV4S, at
a price of 100.20, a basis of-about
1.221%; Dated Dec. 1, 1944 and
due
1, as follows: $10,000 in
1949, 1952 and 1953; $5,000.
Dec.
1948,
bids:
of
in
Hutzler, 1.30%,
Haupt & Co., 1.30%,
100.108; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
1.30%, 100.021; H. L. Allen & Co.,
1.40%, 100.46; West Englewood
National Bank, West Englewood,
1.40%,
100.224; Bergen
Countyt
National ~
Bank,
Hackensack,
1.40%, par.
Davidson, /President;
Don
B.
Woodyard,
Vice-President; Roy
Page, Vice-President;.-#, E. Smith,
Vice-President; E. F. Leary, Sec¬
F.
retary;
8
on
E.
Maenner ^Chairman
H.
are:
will re-
Jan. 24 for the pur-1
chase of $48,000 not to exceed 4%
(EWT)-
The neyv^direcfors of
Light Co.
Henry Oster-
—
Jr., Borough Clerk,
sealed
bids
until
mann,
dissolution of American Power &
Secretary;
.
100.24;
1955.
and
1954
Other
Bros. &
Salomon
Ira
.
-
of
investment
NEW YORK
bankers
NGVSeh' & Co., of
B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., of New York.
;
The immediate public financing
which will result -will be in the
headedby John
$15,600,000 "Loup River
District,. Nebraska,
of
form
Power
Hill Sewer District
DeYVitt, Park
Chicag&r-a'nd
will be considered.
Temporary bonds exchangeable
definitive bonds at the option
District, will be delivered
refunding bonds,
maturing from six months to 12
which
under
erating
Power
Burton
made
Marine Midland Trust Co.,
New
York,
on
Jan.
26,
1945.
delivery
in
charge
Co.
It
against Nebraska
is .expected
be called for
bonds about Jan. 9, 1945.
will
The
on
that
the
non-profit corporation ac-
quire4 control of Nebraska Power
available Co. for the purpose of vesting
Payment for the bonds is to be
on
monthly with
requirements of Nebraska Power
Co,
The
obligations' of Loup
River Public Power District are
therefore payable-From
an. op¬
bids
of
readiness to serve
which Loup
River Public Power/District un¬
dertakes to supply the firm power
of the
at. the
a
charge is deposited
the
trustee
under
for
City,
•
contract
purchase
(P. O. Livingston), Mont.
Bond Sale Details—The $117,181.56 1.15%. refunding bonds re¬
cently awarded to
Edward
L.
of Salt Lake
by
adopted
for schedules of
County High School District
Corp.
NEW JERSEY
Copied of the res¬
authorizing the issuance of said
bonds and setting forth the terms
and conditions thereof, the form
1
No.
from
obtained
be
may
the Secretary.
promptly-as
as
Demarest, N. J.
(P. O. DcWitt), N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $6,500
series A
sewer
bonds w»s sold re¬
cently to the Bank of East Syra¬
cuse
of East Syracuse, as 2s, at
terest M-N.
shall be selected by
City. Dated
1, 1944.
Legality approved
Charles & Trauernicht of St.
bonds the opinion of Wood,
Hoffman, .King
& Dawson, of
of
effected
be
possible.
payable from ,the proceeds
of a power contract aTVd lease be¬
tween Loup River-Public'Power
District and Nebraska Power Co.
& Trust Co. of Kansas
Louis.
will
years,
Dec.
Henry H.
Bank, Minneapolis Alderman. All
except five States have enacted
such legislation, Mr. Bank said,
in announcing that he intended to
was
tem¬
the delivery of the bonds or
porary
■
nation
000,000 to $.100,000,000 in Federal
housing funds during the past
four years, according to
bonds
the
■
upon
retire
to
applicable call premiums and ac¬
crued
interest.
The dissolution
Eastern Division,
redeemed at any time, the bonds
school
■
furnish
.
and bonds at the
debentures
the
and
dividends
accrued
Public
sold
114%
dissolution
of the .company and retire all of
the
preferred stock at 110 and
proceeding to initiate
redeemed in the inverse order of
recently to the City National Bank
000
y
f
will
District
The
group
date
deprived the State of from $50,-
housing authority act has
public interest.
or
96
maturities, and in the event that
less
than an entire maturity is
a-local
any
at
100.75%,
before
100.25%.
of
right to /reject
the
J. Moylan, Assistant
Gerald Collins, Treas¬
urer;
T.
F. .Hanley," Assistant
Treasurer, all of Omaha, Neb.
Financing was arranged by a
Thereafter
date thereof
thereof at
date
event
60
Thereafter
before 120 months from
at
the
;;
or
108 months
the
and
at
on
Thereafter
100.50%.
thereof
before
thereof at
from
101.00%.
from
before
101.50%.
or
thereof
date
months
Thereafter
before 84 months from
or
reserves
such action as may best serve
Woodyard, all of Nebraska;
The officers of Nebraska Power
date
months
72
or
opening the
bidding and the Board in consid¬
ering bids and making the award
and on or
the date
Thereafter
101.25%.
to- extend
reserved
is
at
at
on
the
right
postpone the time of
adopted
Co.
Power
Nebraska
Due
thereof
101.75%.
from
'
is made.
bid
Bidding will be opened at the
time and place -aforesaid, but the
Leary, T. H. Maenner, W.' W.
Wenstrand, Emil 'Wolf, Don B.
from
thereof
date
months
101.50%.
before 48 months from
or
on
the
an
24
date
Thereafter
102.00%.
before
the
in
District
equal to 2%^-of the face
of the bonds for which
amount
amount
such
the
of
payable to
bank
a
upon
order
before
or
on
If re¬
months
6
from the date thereof at
the
to
of redemption, to wit:
Thereafter
Bonds Sold—It is stated by
re¬
at
Thereafter
and
itler County (P. O.
Mo.
be
the option of the
District, at any time, in whole or
in
part,; at a redemption price
with respect to each such bond as
set forth below, plus in each case
thereof
MISSOURI
will
bonds
said
of
All
deemable,
before
.
V
Urged
3%, payable
Denomination $1,000.
accrued
Bond Com¬
mission, announces that various
coupon
sixth
series
highway
bonds, Nos. E-l to E-2,000, aggre¬
gating $2,000,000, have been called
for payment on Feb, 1, 1945. Re¬
demption funds will be available
the
of
retary
•
(P.O. Lakeville), Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
air¬
acquirement bonds.
Dakota County Indep. School Dist.
No. 100
Interest
bonds.
revenue
rate is not to exceed
J-J.
approved an
municipal
$54,000
from 1946 to 1959.
■■
••
electric
,
Feb.
w-
stated
is
Secretary of
the Board of Directors, will offer
for sale at public auction at 10
A.M. (CWT), on Jan. 9, an issue
of
$15,600,000 Eastern Division
-
MINNESOTA
'
Offering—'it
Bond
that Harold Kramer,
Hopwood,> both
drawn
the
check
cashier's
or
and all bids and generally to take
\
Dated
Jan.
1,
1945-.
Due as follows:
To
Phelps, Fenn & Co., F.
S.
Moseley & Co., both of New $553,000 July 1, 1945, $561,000 Jan.
and $568,000 July 1, 1946, $576,York, Milwaukee & Co., of Mil¬
000 Jan. and $584,000 July 1, 1947,
waukee, and J. M. Dain & Co.,
$592,000 Jan. and $600,000 July 1,
of Minneapolis, jointly
1948, $608,000 Jan. and $617,000
$3,000 at 125.823 St. Paul, Water
July 1, 1949. $625,000 Jan. and
Works, 414% bonds, J-J, 9$634,000 July 1, 1950, $643,000 Jan.
year. Dated Jan. 1, 1924. Due
and $652,000 July 1, 1951, $660,Jan. 1
1954.
000 Jan. and $670,000 July 1, 1952,
48,000 at 130.256 Minnesota, Ru¬
$679,000 Jan. and $688,000 July 1,
ral Credits, 4% % bonds, J-D,
1953, $698,000 Jan. and $707,000
914-year. Dated June 1, 1924.
July 1, 1954, $717,000 Jan. and
Due June J, 1954.
./i,■
$727,000 Jlily 1, >1955, $737,000 Jan.
and
$747,000 July 1, 1956, and
Tracy, Minn.
Bond Election—At an election $757,000. Jan
1, 1957.
,
port
The
the
Power District
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
$2,000 at 122.22 St. Paul, InterCity Bridge, 4% bonds, J-J,
9!/2-year. Dated July 1, 1925.
Due July 1, 1954.
Offerings should state certifi¬
cate
numbers, their par value,
and the amount for which they
will be
Co., Inc.,
Paul,
Bank,
Piper,
of
Minneapolis,
and
Caldwell,
Phillips Co., of St. Paul, jointly:
&
/S/'r-W?
Ripley &
National
First
Re¬
—
of
Loup River Public
„
First National Bank of St.
Jaffray
Called
be
certified
a
refunding bonds of the
1926.
Dated June 1, 1924.
1954.
Due June 1,
dated
A,
1945.
.
125.98 Minnesota, Ru¬
will
directors /
bonds. The new
revenue
of
condition precedent to the
a
bid, the bid¬
required.... to deposit
with the Treasurer of- the District
Bethany, Nos. 131 to
140, in $500 denominations and
due Jan. 1, 1946, have been called
for payment on Jan. 1, 1945, by
the 'City of Lincoln, which
as¬
sumed liability for the bonds. The
bonds are part of a $60,000 issue
brought out under 'date of Jan.: i5
Village
Credits, 414% bonds, J-D,
ral
Bonds
Assumed
fund 43/i%
1, 1954.
Nos. 11 to 22, called
i
1, 1924.
As
der.
Lincoln, Neb.
9-year.
Due Jan.
914-year.
Certificates
V
Jan.
possible in a public agency, of thb
State of Nebraska, which transfer.
will be financed by issuance of ■
consideration of any
NEBRASKA
Schools,
33,000 at 126.72 St. Paul,
4%"%:
bonds,
J-J,
"the properties as soon as ;
title to
District.
1, 1949, and
ately
subsequent interest date.
any
Paul
St.
....
Halfe, Village Clerk, calls for pay¬
ment, at par and accrued interest,
the following certificates of in¬
upon the acceptance of such
bid, same shall ba-^'edueed in
writing in substantial accordance
with forms to be printed by the
able in full on March
9-year.
Due Jan.
126.211
discount, if any, and immedi¬
•the
Due $10,000 on March 1 from
1945 to 1954, inclusive.
Redeem¬
on
at
Kalman
awarded to
was
Co., of Minneapolis, as IV2S, at
&
1, 1924.
last
par.
Due June
Riverview, Mich.
•V
Schools,
10
414%
bonds,
J-J,
9V2-year. Dated July 1, 1924.
Due July 1, 1954.
ceases.
able
Oct.
Schools,
interest
all
Jan.
bidder.
the
to
Callable
refunding bonds offered
000
St.
1954.
1
ten¬
by
and
York,
New
Paul, jointly:
accepted by the City up until
ders
Bankers
$75,000 at 124.85 St. Paul
414%
bonds,
J-J,
mission, are most favorable to
Interest will be paid on all
of
bonds"without cost
the temporary
.
Sayings
&
Park-Shaughnessy & Co., of
opinion of the City Com¬
the
Trust
Chicago,
bonds will be exchanged for
The bonds will be awarded to
in full 6!4 years
issue, which is Dec.* the highest responsible bidder of¬
15, 1944.
.1 fering such rate or rates of inter¬
est as will produce the-lowest in¬
Yellowstone County School District
terest cost to the District over the
No. 2 (P. O. Billings), Mont.
life of the bonds, after, deducting
Bonds Sold—The issue of $100,the premium offered or adding
.
Bank,
Defini¬
funds in New York City.
tive
1945/
Monday, January 8,
/-
after date of
2701, were; awarded
p.
1946 to 1957, inclu¬
from
sive.
$450,000, offered for sale on Dec.
18,
160,
v.
$9,000
City Comptroller, that the various
State and, city bonds aggregating
bonds will be sold.
The
Sold—
Holdings
Fund
100.039, as previously noted in
p. 2798, mature Dec. 15, as
follows:
$9,181.56 in 1945, and
at
St. Paul, Minn.
Pontiac, Mich.
Sealed Tenders
in
CHRONICLE/
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
150
par.
Dated ."Nov.'1, 1944. Denomi¬
$500. - Due $500 on Nov. 1
from
to" 1957
1945
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes & Galloway of
New York City.
der
was" the
Bank & Trust
Only other bid¬
• National
Lincoln
Co., Syracuse, which'
offered 100.0275 for 2.70s.
New
.
Yah'(City
of). N. Y,
Comptrol¬
Bond Offeringr-City
ler Joseoh D.
McGoldrick has
an¬
nounced his intention to make, an
offering of $50,000,000 bonds and
bids are expected to be taken on
Jan. 16. The offering according to
,
will consist of 2-40-year
bonds, with an average life
of 15-years.
Part, of the proceeds,
of the financing will .be used in
report,
serial
connection
the
city's
with
construction
gigantic
Idlewild
of
Air-
-
Volume
port project. Other purposes in¬
clude improvement ot lapid tran¬
sit
facilities, water,
docks and
schools. All of the funds will be
employed in connection with proj¬
ects which were in progress prior
to ihe war or subject to construc¬
tion while the war is on.
The
forthcoming offering will mark
the city s second appearance in
the long-teim capital market since
Pearl Harbor.
On the previous
.
(EWT), on
Jan. 11 for the purchase of $1,300,000
tax
anticipation certificates
of indebtedness, to be dated Jan.
-
the
the fiscal !
They will be is¬
of Utica, for
City
1945.
nicipality awar d e d $13,740,000
bones for the Idlewild Airport to
sued
in
denomiations
syniacate headed by the Chase
io. al Bar k of New York CRy.
These bonds were issued as 13/4s,
'Bank
1974 in¬
to
194o
nom
clusive, and leoffered from a yield
of 0.43% to a dollar price of 99.50.
York
New
55—were sold by State Comp¬
C. Mcore for a total
troller Frank
price of $6,440,000. The New York
City serials included in the offer¬
ing
sold i
were
Bank, Chicago, at 107.68; Lot 3Yo
83 to the Chase National Bank o.
ihe lowest rate bid therefor, pay¬
The legal opin¬
Hoffman, King &
Dawson, New York City, will ac¬
able at maturity.
York, at 110.535; Lot No.'" 8the Chase Natt^rl Br~k; n'
109.882; Lot No. 85
Bank at 113.858.-All
to the Chase
city bonds mature in 1947
and except for $30,000
of the
1948
and
Dec. 1, 1948, all of
bonds bear 4V4% interest.
of
4V2s
the
Supreme Court on
refused to review lower
States
2
held
which
decisions
court
the above-mentioned agency,
inferentially,
bodies,
and,
and
subdivisions
that
also
Authority,
the Triborough Bridge
all
constituted
similarly
political
are
their bonds
are
provisions of
Federal income tax laws. Re¬
thus exempt from
the
quest that the court agree to re¬
consider earlier rulings of the Tax
Court
United
the
of
States
and
Circuit Court of Ap¬
the Federal
the certificates.
Election-—At
Bond
Jan. 9 the voters will consider
issue
of $18,000
acting in
latter
OHIO
Department.
-
Hazel Fleek, Clerk of
the Board of Education, that no
stated
by
unsuccessful
several
in
attempts
law to
The ; proceeding
have Congress enact a
to
effect.
that
against the Port Authority was
generally accepted as the first
step via the courts,, to ultimately
test validity
of the tax-exempt
status of evidences of indebtedness
bodies—States, cities,
counties, etc.
As a result of this
.latest rebuff by the United States
Supreme Court, and the past re¬
fusals of Congress to accede to
requests for appropriate legis¬
it would appear that
must acknowledge
lation,
Treasury
futility
pressing
of
the
:V:
further.
the
the
matter
•
..
Rochester, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $2,214,000
fixed
been
as
yet for the $5 980,000 construction
bonds
the
voters at
general election.
"
approved by the
Nov.
7
%v''Bond Issue Details—An issue of
$230,000
2%
and
214%
works mortgage revenue
water
bonds,
second
issue, recently approved
by the City Council, will be dated
Dec. 1,1944, in $1,000 denomina¬
tions and mature June 1, as fol¬
lows: $16,000 from 1961 to 1971,
inclusive, and $18,000 from 1972
to 1974, inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at
the
Ohio Citizens Trust
cou¬
bonds offered Jan. 4—v. 161,
55—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
composed of the National
City Bank of New York, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich
Co., Toledo.
$511,water works system im¬
2%
000
provement
cently
to
bonds was sold re¬
Siler, Roose & Co. of
will
Eonds
callable
be
1954, or thereafter,
December,
n
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
'
price of par.
•%;'
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bonds
Sold—It
is
stated
by
City Auditor, that
bonds aggregating
$107,000, were purchased, recently
at par. by the City Sinking Fund:
Henry, Urner,
the following
$80,000 2^4"% semi-annual street
improvement bonds., Due in
1
from
to
5
years.
-
27,000 " 2%% semi-annual hos¬
pital bonds. Due in from 1
15 years.
to
Dated Jan.
%
1, 1945.
Cleveland, Ohio
Transport
Bonds
Revenue
Re¬
to
Now—Pursuant
deemable
a
prepayment offer by the city, the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
liUiwilg
it
take,
all
up
VVlul
lUtlUb
.
city's
the
of
Wiii.Cn
3V4%
transportation
system
revenue
bonds dated" March 1, 1942.
Farmington Township (P. O. War¬
ren), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $8,500 fire ap¬
bonds
Dec.
offered
sisted
of:
$910,000 general refunding bonds.
Due on July I5f'as follows:
.
.
$17,000 in 1948*) $33,000, 1949:
$363,000, 1930, and $497,000 in
1951.
>
•
554,000 school refunding bonds.
Due on Julv 15, as follows;
-
$10,000 in
1948; $20,000, 1949;
$222,000, 1950, and $302,000 in
pavement reconstruction
Due $125,000 on July
bonds.
15 in 1946 to 1951 inclusive.
North
9
the
bonds
bear
to
;
;
;
Bank & Trust
Second
IV2S
was
77A% system so as to provide revenues
Medina, Ohio
% sufficient to
pay, as the same shall
$19,500 fire de-.
respectively become due, the prin¬
oartment
bonds for which
bids,
cipal and interest on the bonds, in
vvere received on Dec. 23—v. 161,
addition to paying the necessary
).
55—were sold to J. A. White.
expenses of operating and main¬
& Co., Cincinnati, as DAs, at a
taining the system and to establish
basis 01 about
price of
100.73, a
L.027%.
Dated Dec.
due
April
on
1946
1
1944,
and
from
and Oct. 1
inclusive.
1950
to
1,
bid
A
of
Goshen
(P.
high bid of 100.05 for
the First Na¬
Garrettsville.
Township School District
O. Damascus), Ohio
Expects Federal Aid—The
dis¬
trict expects Federal financial aid
connection
with
a
building
project for which an issue of
$150,000 bonds was approved by
in
the voters at the Nov.
Township
7
(P.
election.
O.
Char-
don), Ohio
Bond
Offering—E.
Sutherland & Co.,
Township
Clerk,
for
the
purchase
Johnson,
will
noon
of
on
Wood, Hoffman, King & Dawson,
of New York.
; 7
'
Darby Road, Upper Darby), Pa.
Municipal
A.
Cincinnati, reported
of Jan. 3, as follows:
White & Co.,
date
under
Prices
in
Ohio
the
municipal
market continue to hold firm but
unchanged, with our index of the
on
at
20 Ohio bonds standing
1.34%, the yield on 10
grade bonds 1.18% and on
lOAower grade bonds, 1.50%, all
unchanged
from
a
week
ago.
high
indices
Those
all based "upon
are
the bid side of the market for
10
maturities, so that the in¬
dices, beginning today, reflect the
yield on 1955 maturities. '
A year ago the yield on the 20
bonds was 1.40%, on the 10 high
year
grades, 1.23% and on the 10 lower
grades
tween
names
spread be¬
high grade
1.57%.
The
yields on: the
and
names
the
on
.347e
was
grade
lower
.a year
ago, com¬
pared with
.32%
today.
This
spread
was
smallest in April,
1944, at .29%.
7.
S.
II.
Holds
Court
Supreme
an
subject
State
of
taxation
to
by
divisions.
and
its
Noone, Township Controller, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 P.M.
Jan. 22 for the pur¬
$200,000 not to exceed
2% interest coupon, registered as
(EWT)
on
of
chase
principal only, refunding and
to
15,
Due
1945.
Denomination $1,000.
$10,000 Feb. 15, 1946 to 1965.
Bids will be received for
the en¬
of
interest
issue
tire
at
rate
one
multiples of one-eighth of 17c
No bid combining two different
rates of interest will be accepted.
in
Registered
only.
principal
to
as
The bonds and the Interest there¬
tax or taxes,
deduc¬
except
inheritance
taxes,
will be payable without
on
tion
for
any
succession
levied
hereafter
or
now
or
future
or
of
law
as¬
or
sessed thereon under any
present
Common¬
the
wealth, all of which taxes the
Township assumes and agrees to
The bonds will be sold to
highest responsible
bidder,
pay.
the
for
hoga County. The high court, in
a
companion
case
involving a
housing project in Cincinnati, held
that
this
project was similarly
the
to
the
at
lowest
Township,
interest
cost
which shall be
deducting from the
total amounPof interest to be paid
on
account of such bonds during
determined by
the
life
thereof,
the
amount
of
premium offered, if any, over and
above the face amount of the is¬
These
sue.
will
obligations
be
New
York;
the electorate
maturing
during
the
months of March and April in
"
the
1945,
purposes
Series
900,000
and for no
whatsoever;
Due $45,000
Issued to
B.
Feb. 1, 1946 to 1965.
provide funds to be applied
to the redemption of existing
councilmanip bonds
heretoauthorized
fore
City.
the
by
Council and maturing during
the
Months
of
February,
March, April and May in the
year 1945, and for no other
purposes whatsoever.
Interest
is
rate
exceed
to
not
bonds/shall bear'interest at
exceeding the rate
not
The interest rate bid may
above.
be
different rate for each
a
sep¬
issue uniform for the entire
arate
the
of
life
rate
a
specified
bonds, payable semi¬
annually Feb. and Aug. 1, in each
the
during
year
which
be
may
,
thereof,
term
for
deduction
without
taxes
any
levied
said
on
bonds, or on the debt secured
thereby by the Commonwealth,
pursuant to any present or future
law (except succession, estate, in-,
heritance and gift taxes), the pay¬
which
of
ment
will
taxes
be
Municipal Authority,
The bonds will
be coupon bonds, exchangeable at
the City Controller's office at the
option of the holder at any time
for a registered bond or bonds of
the
maturity and denomina¬
same
tion
multiple thereof; not
a
or
ceeding
*
the
of
amount
bond
coupon
surrendered
bonds
therefor.
exchange
bonds shall
registered with the City Treas¬
and shall be re-registered
be
urer
only
the
on
of
books
City
the
Unless all bids
Treasurer.
are re¬
jected, the said bonds will be solcj
to the highest responsible bidder
complying with the terms of sale.
No bid will be accepted unless ,it
both issues
covers
bid
no
crued
less
at
will
interest
will
bonds
The
of
than
bonds, and
and.
par
be
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
to
a
est
or omission of
otherwise, subjects
the repeal
or
Federal income tax the inter¬
on
bonds of
which
delivered
be
r to
City Con¬
troller at his office. The City re¬
serves the right to deliver to the
the
purchaser by the
bidder
successful
typewritten
temporary
a
printed
or
bond or
principal
bonds for the aggregate
amount of said
substantially in the
be
as
bonds which shall
form
same
definitive bonds to be thereafter
issued with appropriate omissions,
insertions
be
for
variations
and
as
the
required. Until their exchange
definitive coupon bonds, the
bonds shall be in full
effect, according to their
temporary
force and
terms.-•. Bids
made upon
be
must
which
the
opinion
of
Town-
Co., all of Cleveland; Field
& Co., Cincinnati; First
Cleveland Corp., Cleveland; Phil¬
send, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
lips, Schmertz & Co., Thomas &
Co. and Geo. C. Applegate, all of
the
$3,490,000
2V2%
an
refund¬
to
as
proceedings
thereof
authorizing
been
ap¬
proved by the Department of In¬
Enclose a certified
ternal Affairs.
check for
$2,120,000 serial revenue bonds.
Due Aug. 1, as follows: $80,000
of
the
27o of the face
payable
Township Treasurer.
bonds,
amount
to
the
or
2%
Enclose
of
amount
legally
a
on
all
taxable!
certified check
the
bonds bid
principal amount
for, payable to the.
City.
:
(These are the bonds that were
originally scheduled for sale/' on
Jan. 4.)
*
Yeadon, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
the
have
rate
property
therein.
delphia, and will be delivered to
the purchaser only if and after
issuance
the
real
purchaser
under the
favorable
bid¬
tion
of
Richards
Controller
from his
terms of
for
ard &
ob¬
purchaser,
the
purchaser to the return of the
amount deposited with the bid.
These bonds are issued subject to
Cunningham & Co., -alWof Pitts¬
burgh; Hayden, Miller & Co., Mc¬
Donald & Co. and Hawley Shep-
City
be
ligations of the City, payable both
as
to principal and interest from
ad valorem taxes, without limitaV
class or character
the contract of sale and entitle the
obligations
may
opinion of Reed, Smith, Shaw &
McClay, of Pittsburgh, that the
bonds are direct and general ob¬
Lynch, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Glover & MacGregor, and S. K.
the
the
of
election
,
may
these bonds, will,
a
includes
at
ac¬
accepted.
upoh request.. The successful
der will • be" furnished with
exemptions
• or
in
Registered
from
terms by
ex-r
principal
aggregate
the
forms
of
as¬
sumed by the City.
tained
prior to delivery of the bonds
Federal-legislation which in
.
payable F-A. Denomination
$1,000.
Dated Feb. 1, 1945.
The
47c,
relieve
of
by
year
other
Chicago; E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Philadelphia; Moore, Leonard &
issue
heretofore
bonds
authorized
and
blank
from unlimited ad valo¬
taxes. The enactment, at any
time
Falls
:
rem
PENNSYLVANIA
Beaver
•
payable
tax-exempt.
ing water bonds, as follows:
3%
Dated Feb.
improvement bonds.
issue
local
tax purposes had
been made by the city and Cuya¬
properties
Scott
Robert
the
sub¬
An effort to assess the
Ohio
—
are
2, the United States Supreme Court
ruled that Federal Public Housing
not
Offering
provided such bid is not less than
par
and accrued interest.
The
highest responsible bidder shall
be the one who, having complied
with the conditions of sale, offers
to take the whole amount of the
Projects Non-Taxable.—
unanimous decision on Jan.
Authority units in Cleveland
Bond
Jan.
$10,500
Township (P. O. 2325
Havertord
Toledo.
(State of)
Market Firm—J.
receive
13
provide for re¬
Legality approved by
placement.
Ohio
Pittsburgh, has just purchased
L.
annual fund to
an
100.17 for IV4S was made by Ryan,
as
made by
electoral
These
Bond Sale—The
—
incl.
7
of
date
7
Due $30,000
Feb. 1, 1946 to 1965. Issued to
provide funds to be applied
to the redemption of existing
•
Pa.
l%s„ at par.
Dated Jan. 1, 1945 and due as fol¬
Bond Sale
A syndicate com¬
lows: $400 April 1 and Oct. 1 from
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co..
1946 to 1950, incl.; $400, April 1
Inc., Toledo; Blair & Co., Inc., and
and $500 Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1955',
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., both of
Bloomfield,
All of the bonds ar»»dated. Jan. -sealed bids until
15, 1945.
of
7%
Co., New York City,
bonds, issued by the Au¬
thority, a public corporation of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
1969, inch Interest M-S. Bidder for the purpose of refunding bonds
may name a different rate of in¬
previously issued in connection
terest, expressed in a multiple of with acquisition of a privatelyowned water system, constitute, in
V4 of 1%. No bid for less than
the opinion of counsel, valid and
par and accrued interest will be
considered. A certified check for legally binding obligations of the
$4,800, payable to order of the issuer, payable solely from net
Board of Education, is required. revenues of the water works plant
and properties owned and oper¬
Massillcn, Ohio
ated by the Authority.
The Au¬
Bonds
Authorized—It
is
re¬
thority, in the opinion of counsel,
ported that the City Council voted
has power and is obligated to fix
recently to issue $6,000 police and
rates and collect charges for the
fire alarm traffic signal control services furnished
by said water
p.
Hartman
1951.
750.000
160,
v.
tional Bank,
.
Jan.
on
the purchase of $240,000 3%
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1945..
Denom.
$5,000.
Due
$5,000
on
March 1 and Sept. 1 from 1946 to
30—
2702—were awarded to
the North Bloomfield Banking Co.,
York:
noon
for
In
paratus
Angeles, and C. F. Childs & Co.,
New York, as 0.90s, at 100.2399,
a basis of about,0.855%.
Sale con¬
until
interest
accrued
Edward
by
Series A.
$600,000
Dec. 15, 1944. Principal and inter¬
est (F-A) payable at the Chemical
Housing
pon
Estabrook & Co., all of New
R. H. Moulton & Co., Los
and
22
500,000:
30 days' prior notice, at
redemption date.
All
District Clerk, will receive,
run,
today
p.
& Co.,
sinking fund revenue
bonds. Due Aug. 1, 1980.
Re¬
deemable on any interest date
on
and after
Aug. 1, 1951,
.
yield
Bucyrus, Ohio
of all public
its
has
sale
of
date
The
income from all State,and munic¬
ipal tnnds should be subject to
Federal
taxation and has been
inclusive.
upon
10 A.M.
(EWT),
R. Frey,
City Controller, for the purchase
of the following coupon refunding
of
1945
bonds
aggregating $1,-'
Jan.
on
1,370,000
(P. O. Blachlick), Ohio
Bond Offering—Ben A. Woodsealed'bids
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
.
behalf
body has long argued that
1956 to 1958 inclusive;
$85,000, 1959 to 1970 inclusive;
$90,000, 1971 to 1974 inclusive
and $100,000 from 1975 to 1979
City School District (P. O.
Akron), Ohio
v
bond's.
Bond Sale Not Schedule—It is
Akron
,it a
of the Treasury
filtration dam
repair bonds.
instituted by the In¬
ternal Revenue Department which
was
was
.
an
Toledo.
apparently
;
election
an
on
peals, v. 160, p. 876, was made by
The liti¬
U. S. Solicitor-General.
gation
^
Mayville, N. Dak.
Be'levue, Ohio
Authority, N. Y.
Supreme Court Declines to Re¬
view
Tax-Exempt
Case — The
Jan.
Wood,
NORTH DAKOTA
Port of New York
United
of
ion
New
New York, at
at
interest
bear
to
& Savings
No. 82 to Harris Trust
to
York,
Lol
follows:
as
at the Chemical
& Trust Co., of the City of
New
J Portfolio Avva d—The $5,676,000
of various local municipal bonds
offered fcr sale on Jan. 4—v. 161.
p.
$50,000,
payable
each,
company
(State of)
of
151
from
ap¬
paratus bonds. One bond for $500,
others for $1,000 each. Due Sept. 1,
as follows: $500 in 1946 and $1,000
from 1947 to 1956, incl. Interest
M-S. A certified check for $500,"
15, 1945, and mature July 12, 1945. payable to order of the township,
Delivery to be made in New York is required. Bidder may name a
ex¬
City on Jan. 12.
The certificates different rate of interest,
pressed in a multiple of 34 of 1% . 7 7
will be issued against and be.re¬
deemed out of the Tax Levy of
Jefferson Local School District
of
a
will
be received until noon
year
Na
real estate purchase and fire
Utica, N. Y.
Offering—Bids
,
Certificate
occasion, in August, 1944, the mu¬
maturing-
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4349
161
semi-annual
$28,000 coupon
borough bonds of¬
fered for sale on Dec.
29,
v.
160,
2455, were awarded to Schmidt,
Poole & Co., of Philadelphia, ac¬
p.
to Frank R. Culp, Bor¬
Secretary.
Dated Jan. 1,
cording
ough
.
THE COMMERCIAL &
152
1945. : Due
Stroud
Federal Public Housing
price
and
Rate
Co.
&
TEXAS
bids
.
Breckenridge, Texas
Sealed Tenders Invited —City
$ 3,789,000
230,000
1,800,000
1,135,000
183,000
314,000
430,000
1,120,000
8,507,000
483,000
Allegheny County, Pa
Annapolis, Md. u
Bremerton, Wash.
Charleston, S. C.__
Conway, Ark.
Fort
Wayne,
Greenville, S. C
ap¬
was
indicated)
Maturity
Local
Castleberry Independent School
District (P. O. Fort Worth),
Tarrant County, Texas
Bonds Voted—An issue of $30,bonds
-C
;
(Notes dated January 30, 1945 and maturing as
Authority
Amount
Secretary E. R. McCathren is call¬
construction
given herewith:
Bid Opening January 9
_______________
Island, 111.--- ———
Francisco, Cal.—
Rock
proved by the voters at a recent
San
election.
Scranton, Pa.
Corpus Christi, Texas
Bond Offering—H. S. Lowrey,
2- 5-46
2- 5-'46
2- 5-46 /
2- 5-46
2- 5-46
11-27-45..
5- 7-46
5- 7-46
2- 5-46
2-26-46
y
v
sealed
bids
until
P.M. on Jan.
3
(Notes dated January 30,
18, for the purchase of $1,500,000
2% State-aid seawall and break¬
water bonds.
Dated Dec, 1, 1944.
$250,000 in 1945 and 1946,
——
Chicago, 111.
1956, inclusive, are call¬
able at par and accrued interest
on
any
interest paying date on
and after June 1, 1951, upon 30
1,
County, Cal
Costa
Contra
Smith, Ark.
Johnstown, Pa. __——
Fort
—
—__
—.
days' published notice. These are
the bonds authorized at the elec¬
tion held on Nov. 25, by a vote
of 635 to 48.
Payable at the Cor¬
5,130,000
1,415,000
1,185,000
191,000
—
Richmond,
Tarrant, Ala.
National Bank.
In
price bid, the pur¬
accrued interest
from the date of the bonds to the
date of the purchase price.
By Jan. 18, 1945, the executed
—-—
—
''
2-26-46
•
8-28-45
-
2-26-46
>
5-28-46 i?
5-28-46
5-
*
2-26-46
'
2-26-46
Roanoke,
State,
the
to
service
charge to
will
bonds
also
B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Coffin & Burr, all
without
the City.
The
be approved as
Horner
at
a
Texas
$75,000
at
authorized
Other bids were
accrued interest.
Harris
Trust
purchased by Robert Mclntyre &
Chicago,
Scott
of San Antonio.
Hc.le
County
No.
District
2
1
•
;
:
L.
■
and
Approved
Legality
of
issue
—
An
$124,000 2%% construc¬
dated Dec. 1, 1944, has
as to legality by
Bankers Trust Co., New
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
and F. S. Moseley & Co., jointly,
York,
York,
for
$1,515,000, iy2s, and $70,000,
iy4s, at 100.01, a net interest cost
Co., Peoples
Charlottesville,
Ballin
&
Lee,
Fenn & £o., Stone &
Blodget, Inc., Paine,
Phelps,
and
Webber,
Jackson
& Curtis, Gra¬
Smith, Barney & Co., Northern
Co., Chicago, MercantileCommerce Bank & Trust Co., St.
Louis, Mackubin, Legg & Co., and
Investment Corp. of Norfolk, Nor¬
Trust
.
Houston,
Issue
interest cost 1.5541%.
Lazard Freres & Co.,
&
Sons, jointly, for $175,000,
5y2s,
and
$1,410,000,
IV2S,
at
100.063, a net interest cost 1.56%.
Chemical
Bank
&
Trust
York,
Commerce
Union
Bank, Nashville, W. E. Hutton &
Co., C. F. Childs & Co., American
National
Bank,
Nashville,
and
First
National
Bank, Memphis,
interest cost
'
1.4349%.
R. S. Dickson & Co. and Miller &
Independent School
(P. O. San Antonio), Tex.
Patterson,
Sale Details—The
a
Antonio
District
Bond
stadium bonds purchased by
rett & Co. of Dallas, v.
?were
160,
jointly, for $910,000,
l%s, and $675,000, iy4s, at 100.06,
$30,000
p.
or
dated Jan,
Bonds due Jan. 16, 1950,
subject to call
after
that
date.
Webb County (P. O. Laredo),
Bonds.
Voted—An
issue
$300,000
was
chased
Inc., Stroud & Co. and F.
Craigie & Co., jointly, for
(
&
Co.', jointly'for'$1,445,000,
j and
Tex.
1.466%.
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Alexander
Brown & Sons, First of Michigan
Corp., and W. H.'Newbold's Son
and thereafter are
on
of
cost
16 in 1959 and 1960.
16, 1945.
$140,000,
iy2s,
iy4s, at 100.008,
a
J net interest cost 1.4817%.
of!
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., Lee
Corp., Spencer Trask
recent election. & Co.,*Kearn, Taylor & Co. and
road construction bonds! Higginson
approved at a
Bonds
of
$280,000,
iy4s,
and
$1,305,000,
ry>s, at 100.0035, a net interest
1958, inch
are
recent elec¬
County Public Utility Dist.
No. 2 (P. O.
New York,
W.
Due $2,000 on Jan.:
All of the bonds
Pacific
& Co.,
price of 100.073,. a net interest
about 1.674%, as follows:
$26,000 l%s. Due $2,000 on Jan.
4,000 iy2s.
of
net interest cost 1.4365%.
National City Bank,
a
1946 to
a
issue
$13,000 construction bonds.
Estabrook & Co., Braun, Bosworth
/cost of
from
District
lution
and
State
charges
for
rates
eral
the
meet
and
interest
and
such
as
may
election, be relieved of his obli¬
gations under the contract to pur¬
chase the bonds and in such case
to
the
will
issue
are
repair, renewal
the
of
proving the bonds. Enclose a cer¬
tified check for 2% of the face
value of the bonds bid for, pay¬
and replace¬
District's
South Bend), Wash.
Purchased—A
syndicate
able to the State.
electric
system.
Tacoma,
G A fIA D A
Wash.
Bond Issuance Indefinite
—
Al¬
ALBERTA
though authorized to provide for
post-war construction, it has not
been definitely decided whether
the
$3,500,000
bonds
Edmontcn, Alta.
Bond Sale—The issue of
and
street
authorized
sewer
November
last
sold in
be
at such date
or
the
as
near
161, p. 56—was awarded to a
syndicate managed by the Domin¬
ion Securities Corp. of Toronto, at
a price of 100.078, a basis of about
future
will permit im¬
mediate employment
of the funds.
3.39%. Sale consisted of:
VIRGINIA
WEST
$400,000 21/2s, due $200,000 on Feb.
Election
—
1,000,000 3s, due $200,000 on Feb.
stated
is
It
election
will
be
held
on
1 from 1948 to 1952 inclusive.
2,000,000 3%s, due Feb. 1, as fol¬
lows:
$200,000 from 1953 to
1960 inclusive and $250,000 in
Feb.
15, to have the voters pass on the
of the following bonds
issuance
1961
aggregating $330,000: $150,000 rec¬
reational facilities; $150,000
All
was
scheduled
for
ed
bonds
Series
aggregating $588,000:
revenue,
1945
$326,000 2% refunding bonds. Due
as
follows:
$16,000 July 1,
1945, $16,000 Jan. and July 1,
1946, $17,000 Jan. and July 1,
1947, $17,000 Jan. and $18,000 July 1, 1948, $18,000 Jan.
and July 1, 1949, $18,000 Jan.
and $19,000 July 1, 1950, $22,000 July 1, 1957, $22,000 Jan.
;
and $23,000 July 1, 1958, $23,•000 Jan. and July 1, 1959 and
:
Jan. 1, 1960.
by the Royal Securities Corp.
M.
bids will
was
Matthew
that
Commission and interest
thus
1 p.m.
announces
(EWT) on Jan. 9 for the purchase
$1,000,000 4% road bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1945. Interest J-J. Coupon
bonds
in
$1,000
denominations
convertible into fully registered
nations.
1970.
to
:
Bond
and $5,000 denomi¬
Jan. 1, 1946
of interest to be
and
a
part a different rate.
of
bid. The bonds
Co.,
Montreal,
composed
Toronto,
McTaggart,
issue of $290,000
3% local
improvement bonds at a price of
con¬
sidered in any one
group
&
Montreal, purchased in Decem¬
ber an
Not
than two rates will be
of
Ames
Hannaford, Birks & Gordon, both
a
more
E.
Bank
multiple of y4 of 1%, A part
of the issue may bear one rate
in
i
Sherbroqke, Que.
Sale—A
A.
of
Due $40,000
Rate
to
;
;
QUEBEC
of
bonds of $1,000
confined exclusively
Canadian dealers.'
sealed
be received until
Neely
offering was not'
registered with Securities and Ex¬
Virginia (State of)
Offering—Gov.
dated
1,
change
West
1962.
bonds will be
of Montreal. This
Feb.
.16.)
Bond
and
the
of
1945. Second high bid of
99.777 was made by a group head¬
Feb.
construction, and $30,000
street improvement bonds.
(In our issue of Jan. 1, v. 161,
p. 56, we had reported that the
bridge
election
1946 and 1947.
1
Charleston, W. Va.
Bond
Seattle,
electric
$3,500,-
refunding bonds offered Jan. 3
000
■—v.
to
are
Chicago, Hartley Rogers & Co.
and associates, pur¬
recently
the
following
opinion
required to pay the fee for ap¬
be
necessary
operating and maintenance
expenses;
and to provide funds
ment
furnished
be
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell of New York, but will
of
to pay
for
will
with the final approving
in the
pursuant to the
as
deposit accompanying his bid
be returned.
The purchaser
purchasers
or
Resolution, together
sums
successful bidder may, at his
the
to
principal
bond
this
issued
be
of the
terms
of
such bonds
on
future
come
revenues
of
the terms of any Federal in¬
tax. law hereafter enacted,
by
ren¬
payments
declared
Fed¬
either by
Federal
customers,
adequate
be
laws,
Revenue or
and
non-discriminatory;
provide
sufficient
tax
income
ruling of the Bureau of Internal
by a decision of any
Court or shall be taxable
a
public and
which shall be fair and
private,
shall
be taxable under present
to
require the
electric service
to
all
law
establish
District
character
and
now
bonds of the same type
from
ers
composed of John Nuveen & Co.
Gar¬
2800,
sold to the bond house at
16
Bonds Voted—At
tion the voters approved an
First Boston Corp., Blyth & Co.,
:
\
the
private hold¬
income received by
as
ox
par
delivery of the bonds, the
the
to
such system is here¬
after extended.
The Bond Reso¬
an
County (P. O. Yakima), Wash.
general election the voters ap¬
proved an issue of $7,100,000 for
of
than
pedite delivery if desired interim
receipts will be furnished pur¬
chasers.
In the event that prior
by H. C. Walker, City Clerk, .that
Broadway School District, Yakima
7
owned
1.6146%.
WASHINGTON
$280,000, 6s, and $1,305,000,
114s, at 100.003, a net interest cost
system
jointly, for $1,015,000, l3/4s, and
$570,000, iy2s, at 100.063, a net
for
$500,000 sewer bonds. At the Nov.
San
Co.,
New
and
,
au¬
of the electric plant
revenues
Union Se¬
Corp., New York, Hornblower & Weeks, and E. H. Rol¬
Co., Crouse, Bennett, Smith & Co.
C. F. Cassell & Co., jointly,
Council
offering of
the
and
curities
the
that purpose.
been
legally binding obligations of
District, payable solely from
with
Bonds—City
authorized
has
Texas
the
,
& Co., Inc.,
Goldman/ Sachs & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co. and Eldredge &
Co., jointly, for $455,000, 2s, and
$1,130,000, IVzs, at 100.0199, a net
Ripley
ham, Parson & Co., Cruttenden &
To
and
dered
1.4922%.
&
1.415%.
Webster
W. P. Dumas of Dallas.
Stringfellow,
$280,000
5V2s, and
iy4s, at 100.004, a net
interest cost
approved
&
for
$1,305,000,
tion bonds,
been
Bank,
Hannahs,
jointly,
Savings Bank,
&
Rothschild
F.
National
Rural High School
(P. O. Plainview),
Texas
Bond
have
pursuant
to
provisions
of
the
Bond Resolution, constitute valid
.
lins
follows:
as
an
election last November have been
Co.
bonds
less
at
1, 1945.
Purchasers will be. re¬
quired to pay accrued interest to
date of delivery. Delivery will be
made in New York City.
To ex¬
together with such other
equal lien bonds as may be issued
Anthony & Co., jointly,
for $1,480,000, iy2s, and $105,000
l%s, at 100.028, a net* interest cost
1.4909%.
;:y, ■
- y
Chase
National
Bank,
New
Harriman
1945 and consist of $1,015,000
WW-2, due from 1946 to
1974, inclusive, and $570,000 series
WW-2, due Jan. 1, 1975, and call¬
able on any interest payment date
on or after Jan. 1, 1965, at 102 and
2%
Sold—The
bonds
these
payable. The bonds
sold
Accrued in-}
terest to be calculated from Jan.;
with the Constitution and Statutes
$1,410,000, iy>s, at 100.0179, a net
interest* cost 1.538%.
series
(P. O. Carrizo
Springs),
Bonds
airport
that
be
and accrued interest.
legal
The
due and
cannot
of the State and the Bond Resolu¬
$35,000 from 1953 to
All of the bonds are dated Jan.
certified check for $30,-
Dimmitt County
comes
re¬
5-28-46
1
folk, jointly, for $175,000, 4s, and
1,
000, payable to the Mayor.
>
the annual interest on said
principal sum there¬
of within the time this bond be¬
bond and the
thorized and issued in accordance
1, as
Jan.
1975.
reject bids not comply¬
the provisions, hereof;
waive irregularities in bids.
Enclose
1952, inclusive.
1974, inclusive and $570,000 in
with
to
or
follows:
Due
114s.
follows:
reconvene
ered; to
ing
as
Due $35,000 on Jan.
1 from 1946 to
all bids; to adjourn
the meeting
which bids are to be consid¬
and Scott,
Lynchburg,
net interest cost basis
1.369%,
1,340,000
any or
later
a
$245,000 5s.
purchaser without charge.
City reserves the right to
and
of
Mason
&
of about
the
reject
City;
York
100.016,
at
& Co.,
Forgan
New
of
Sykes & Galloway, of New York,
whose opinions will be furnished
to
general obligation water sys¬
bonds offered Jan. 5, v. 160,
Glore,
Call, of Dallas, and Vandewater,
The
\
dicate
legality by JohmD, Mc-
their
-
2704, were awarded to a syn¬
composed of Shields & Co.,
p.
Will be ready fonbdelivery
purchaser at the Capitol
National Bank in Austin,
to
of the
of Public Accounts
troller
tem
Va.
Sale—The $1,585,000 cou¬
Bond
pon
Comp¬
the
obligations.
funding
of
tax on
the State, until,
bond is fully paid, sufficient
in
to pay
provided above, from moneys
the District other than money
issuance
be levied and
annual State
property
said
ner
the
an
to
cause
collected
all
1, 1946, in part, at par
accrued interest, in the man¬
2-26-46
Tucker,
VIRGINIA
having been approved by
Attorney-General and having
by
annually
opinion of Wood, Hoffman, King
& Dawson, of New York, states
7-46
$29,960,000
bonds,
registered
it is agreed that,
prescribed by
the
Constitution,
the Board of
Public Works of the State shall
limits
the
within
after Jan.
from
available
for that purpose,
1, 1951, and subsequently, may be
at
any
time on and
derived
and rev¬
sufficient are not
enues
tion and,
addition to the
been
terest, when other funds
thereafter 101.00,
before Jan. 1, 1952; there¬
100.75, on or before Jan. 1,
1954; thereafter 100.50, on or be¬
fore Jan. 1, 1956; thereafter 100.25,
on
or
before Jan. *1, 1958,
and
■thereafter at par.
Provided, how¬
ever, that $398,000 bonds due Jan.
of
secure
bond, principal sum and in¬
this
or
and
!:5-28-46
To
1943.
1943, Chapter 4, Acts
the payment of
13,
JVlarch
the bonds
so called
known
Senate Bill
rolled
be
as En¬
No. 78, passed
Session
Regular
redeemed
chaser must pay
the
maturity
a
Legislature, 1943,
Act of the State
if
be selected
by lot, at the
following prices: 102.00 on or be¬
Christi
pus
of
and
,
R. I.
Va.
—San Bernardino County, Cal.______
Providence,
•'
623,000
Pa.
Montgomery County,
2-26-46
1,102,000
173,000
—---
King County, Wash.
000.000 State Road Bond Amend¬
ment and under authority of an
shall
Maturity
8,157,000
945,000
691,000
—
the highest
after
$ : 198,000 :
10,150,000
-..w-.,-,-..-
—
Chicago, 111.
,
^
~
all
maturity,
fore Jan. 1, 1950;
Amount
R
w
in
Tex
XjA U Wilovliic, j.ca. —
of
called at any one time,
of such maturity to be
1945 and maturing as indicated)
Amount
Maturity
>: $ 2,196,000
8- 7-45
Local Authority
n=o
June
than
less
^ A
' Bid Opening January 30
:
y
(Notes dated February 20, 1945 and maturing as indicated)'
$50,000 in 1947 to..1951, $100,000
cicn nnn
1QK4
in 1952, $150,000 in 1953 and 1954,
and
$175,000 in 1955 and 1956.
Bonds maturing June 1, 1952 to
1
City
York
New
Coupon form in $1,000* denomina¬
tions. Interest J-D. Due June 1, as
follows:
'■■V'.-v.'*
Local Authority
order
verse
$17,991,000
bearing the
interest
lowest
1, 1951, are redeemable at
time, together with accrued
interest, upon 30 days' notice on
and after Jan. 1, 1946, in the in¬
Bid Opening January 11
•
offer¬
the bidder
sold to
ing to take the bonds
as
rate and to pay^
price offered for bonds0
bearing such rate. -Principal and'
interest payable in lawful money
at the State Treasurer's office, or
at the National City Bank, New
Denomination
$1,000.
Dated
York. These bonds are issued un-: •
Jan. 1, 1945.
Interest payable J-J,
der authority of
amendment to
All bonds maturing on and after
the Constitution known as $50,Jan.
on
receive
will
Comptroller,
City
refunding bonds.
follows:
$19,000 Jan.
and July 1,
1951 and 1952,
$20,000 Jan. and July 1, 1953
and
1954, $21,000 Jan. and
July 1, 1955 and. 1956, and
$22,000 Jan. 1, 1957,
Due
,
any
.
■-
will be
1 %%
262,000
the
openings scheduled for Jan. 9, 11
and 30, for a total of $50,147,000
of temporary loan notes. *. The de¬ ;
tails of these note offerings are
being sought by 22 local
are
;
ing for sealed tenders until Jan.
23, at 2 P.M., of any of the city's
outstanding bonds.
w/'V
000
Authority
Local
Housing
Units Seek Bids on Notes—Sealed
Twenty-Two
given in the sale report.
not
were
with
authorities,
housing
UNITED STATES
Jan. 1 in 1950 to
best bidder was
on
Second
1970.
Monday, January 8, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
99.82. Due serially on Dec. 1 from
<
1945
to
1964 inclusive.
\
@FedFRASER