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Reg- U- S" Pat' °fflce
New
York, N. Y., Monday, July 8J 19467"
Price 60 Cents
Copy
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RAILROAD
PUBtlO UTR,IT11 INDUSTRIAL/£ INSURANCE
MISCELLANEOUS
-
r.rv#
; Akron Canton & Toungstown RR
.-"
May-i
Gross
Net
railway-
$268,269
$394,106
-f,940
111,678
*19,970
46,849
railway-
Net ry/oper. income.:--
-'
From Jan. 1—«
Gross
from
X 1945
1946
:
from
from
^
■
,
railway-/:-". 1,561,374
Ne^!from railway,Net ry. oper.
Income—"
81,576
163,ip.:3125;;
'r*poocit>--yi
'758,405
321,908
lpl,944y/
-
,-
2,102,508;
268,095-
.
Alex, Brown-& Sonsl—'-/ 13,950
7*7,296
.
railway
Net from railway
Net ry.
income—
oper.
$1,704,863
>509,095
'
*65,937w '
.....
From jan. i—
Gross from railway-'—
Piper,. Jaffray
7;-.;7;;,77:x-t 7.77i
$1,037,693
"4,752
Sc
Newhard,
&
•I.
6,300
4,500
Co.
Co.
.3,600
i
M.
&
—
.
-
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Simon &• Co
Neither' the
3,600
——
Co—!
other
maximum'of five
A-,
Co.—
13,
u
of
176,019
218,703'
•
Gros^
*V
ia ay—
v
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
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.
1946
>'■
income—•
78,287 /
"274,404
Prom Jan. 1—
4,622,251'
/X'
1,093,508
railway
from railway—
Net ry, oper, income-!
12,070,722
Net
569,053
♦
1944
1943
$3,337,011 r $3,128,976
1,042,988
1,173,149
v
426,772 i v 450,410
~
$3,139,446'
.
16,061,703
*
15153.840
15,182,144
^5,429.274 > 4^4,252 > 6,278.573t
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchan|fff!.—
^
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Preference
Stock;
Offered—Alex. Brown & Sons headed a group of under-:/
Writers that offered
The 5%
convertible preference stock is entitled to dividends at rate of
annum,
April,
Junior* to
cumulative
to
are
be
retired
>
prefeiied stock, the outstanding shares of Which,
but
which
will
rerhain
authorized.
Convertible
prior/X
i
179
its
stock
$50
at
company
called
for
presently outstanding 5%
Each share
share,
per
of
the
5%
plus
redemption
cumulative
dividends
June
convertible
preferred'
dhte'fixed
to
cumulative convertible
stock was
1946, 52,852 shares of the preferred stock were out-/ '
Assuming that' none of such shares were converted into com- X.
stock prior to the close of business on June
18, 1946, the aggre-'
gate redemption price to be paid by the company (exclusive'of hecrued dividends) will be $2,642,600.
Company proposes to obtain from
of
Some
of
New
York,
them,
Bank
of
short-termm
Manhattan
loans
not
Co.,
in
in
excess
of
that the net
the
amount
proceeds
of
the
shares
186
of/
excess
Reserve
Banks
—'—MM*—.
/>
now
——
1,
^
to
to carry on their
sinking fund debs.,
due'
>1951_^//'/_^//;//////L//^>.
Short term
<?um,ulative
notes
&
commercial
preferred
:
-
offered
t
stock
paper.
stock
($25
-
-
; ^'--
.
$4,000,000
10,670,000
X'-r-r None1, y/
.
.....
181*727
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
not
jointly,
to
several
purchase
shs
l,031.9i03/4 shs"
* "272,590%
shares reserved for issuance upon conversion
of 5%
vertible "stock.
x
;;v X".
'/y//
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Sales
time
unfilled
contract
war
orders
on
hand
totalled
appro*-
con¬
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underwriters have agreed severally
from the company the
90,000 shares of
152,500
186
'
the
in
I
<
187
until
,
f
facilities
Dec.
were
issued
and
sold
for
cash.
*
,
which
were
v
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.
of a major
acquired for
;
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT
1952.' Interest at the rate of 2% per annum will bn
amounts borrowed* with a commitment commission payabla
portion of the credit at the rate of % of 1% per
unused
.It
is
anticipated
that
borrowings
will
be
made
under
&
,
operations of the company and its subsidiaries are financed
from, (a) consolidated capital and surplus;, j(b) moneys received from,
short term
>: The
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BUSINESS—Company,
was
th
,
incorporated/in bekware
co.',t'and'. similar, names, • arq engaged in the making of
manly; under .the. provisions of state -small, lo$n lawa.-^'>:
loans,
f
The
on
"
pri-
r;r'//'rX:
borrowings against lines of credit with banks
„(5U^h lines
credit, aggregated approximately $14,000,000 on March ,31, 1946);
and '(cj moneys'received from the sale of the
Company's commercial
paper.
The use of/bank credit/and commeycial"
..
of
back
,
•
As
of March 31,
1946,
approximately 98%
of
the total
.
consolidated
in
and
an
_
are necessary to take- care
of accumulated
increase in consumption beyond the normal trend
ophthabnie/produc'ts brought oivby/a • greater number
made
•wearers,
in
.
facilities
increased
orders
^
paper has provided
flexibility in" the financial structure/ enabling the company to" con- "
tract and expand its working capital with-'the*
requirements-of-the
business.,. .All bank loans are made to the cqmpany and are evidenced
by ."Unsecured/promissory notes.""r
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ELECTRONICS
services
the
from
into
conscious
and in
backlog
The
of
to
ofders is
consolidated
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industry.
,
need, through visual examinations
A number of new products resulting
Kobbe, Gearhart &
.
net
income
for
1945,
income
after
taxes;/ and/yy
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Established 1932
80 BROAD STREET
va
HA-nover 2-2600
NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
Bell
Teletype: NY 1-57S
New
York
Security
Dealen
Telephone
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: * prospectus
HUGH
Association
KEetor 2-3600
STREET, NEW YORK 5
Philadelphia Telephone
Enterprise 6015
>/Xy
ok request
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45 NASSAU
:
■XINVESTMENT FUND
INCORPORATED
Members
;
;
Company
STOCKS, UtC.X.;
DIVERSIFIED
/
Bell Teletype
New York 1-57$
.
.
y'y
engineering activities will soon be ready to ga
take; up. the capacity jeft'when the temporary *
filled.
■' V'y,
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NEW YORK
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XX;
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of; spectacle >?!>;
of., their
research and
our
manufacture
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Company
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this
the near future. ,
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During the war; the company leased approximately 413,000 squara
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cAllen
yy
feet of floor space outside of its own plant.
fe
The major portion of
y
space is being relinquished, except for, the ^manufacturing plant
comprising 158,000 square Teet owned by the U. S. Navy Department
■which
was
acquired and rehabilitated for use by the company as
lessee
in- 1942/' Upon
termination of the /war- production lease on'Xy;
Aug. 31, 1945; the companY arranged another lease for a further term
to expand its postwar ophthalmic operations,
on
which satisfactory / .y:
progress has been made.
About one-third of these premises,".Which.X
have been retained,- by the Navy Department as a stand-by facility, y//
'is: used for the storage of certain special Government-owned opticalXX
manufacturing equipment^;
/
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.;.%:,yr, XX-XXX-X
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portion
its uso
31,
on
the
agreement in
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stock
common
war
annum.
•
,
production, and a further/substantial equipment modernization
program is in progress,
In'this connection; a credit agreement has
been entered into with certain Rochester and New York banks, wherebyX
Xsums up to a total of $6,000,000 will be available to the company
;
"
of
Government-owned
payable
-
shares
*
186
———
Municipal Bonds
;
%
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SPECIALIST IN
Telephone:
-
During 1945 the financial foundations,were laid for postwar expanof operations.
All-of/ the/47,318' previously outstanding shares'
of 5%
convertible'preferred stock were retired, and replaced with A
new issue of 50,000 shares of 4%: cumulative preferred stock.
In addi¬
©n
FLORIDA & NEW JERSEY
X
/
sion
of
.
-
Capital Flotations "for,May, 1946—
areC
Outstandinff"
-4H,/ •v
$4,000,000
($50)-i//
160,000 shs.par)——-—300,000 shs.
vw,„WWi9,
5%* convertible preference stock-/-;/;/* *//•*? y.
Common stock ($1 par)//—"I,800~000 shs.*
Preference
163, PP. 2431 and 2990,
charged^to capital surplus account.
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The company is negotiating for the purchase
X;
f
SSJS
funds
funds
Authorized
/Dec.
/:■ 206,190
161,370
thereby obtained approximately $3,100,000 additional ;
capital, after deducting premiums paid on 5% - convertiblw
preferred stock exchanged-and; redeemed, and underwriting commissions,>.
and
expenses
in connection with the financing; These items were
/-
"
10-year 2%%
that
tion,
185
? Federal 'Reserve''System;;'-/_'
Auction
ft0
* i' ' HISTORY ife
outstanding indebtedness, / Aug. 1, 1925..
J subsidiaries of the,.; May 16, 1946,
respective businesses.
fhriphtprinpsK
with
with
2,121,820'
962,770
909,367
working
Its several wholly-owned subsidiaries, operating, as of
133 offices under names which have' in them as part
\/ ■ ;/ , ///; 0f. the name, Public Loam Corp.,. General Public Loan
Corp., Public
/ CAPITAL SECURITIES GIVING-EFFECT TO-PRESENT FINANCING ' v/ Finance Corp! loan Service
Corp., Loan ServieO Consumer !Discouht
tt-hinh
comuanv
company
38,973
•
The .company
186
"
needed
for the redemption;ot
the!preferred stock, they will be applied to. the general
corporate purposes of-,
o?e'aC<D?ortioa*or
186
145
193
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Bank -0
$2,500,000 to be used, together with funds from the
treasury of the /
company (if necessary) to redeem the preferred stock.
The net pro- .'
ceeds to be realised by .the company, from the sale
of the 90,000 shar-es X
of preference stock after deduction of
expenses of issue
(estimated
at $35,748) will be applied to the
repayment* of the bank loans with
any
excess
being used> to the extent required, to reimburse ' thd •
treasury of the company,,
■'
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X- To the extent
151
__
-
Bank
or
*9,535
" '/.X'. X/
from
cancelled contracts.
X !
Federal
y
mon
York
\
'V.
.
182,307',
/ 1
•••
'-'X/By reason of these contract cancellations, the Government author- 1 '
fzed a. suspension of maturity and waiver of interest, effective* Sept.
24»
1945," on- $6',61-0,45ft/ principal/ amount " of/ indebtedness under tho \ y
*,
Regulation V loan agreement of the company. Payments on. account
of the suspended loan are being made, as settlements are effected oa *
•
The Course of Bank CIearings.
Foreign Exchange Rates
1/
•
standing.
qf New
2,331,373
"12,934
.
..remainder will be settled ,'ln the' near-'future.
166
General,Corporation and Investment News_
State and City Bond Offerings and Sales-i.1
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices
Dividends Declared and 'Payable'——1
con- ;/
13,
National
36,542
,
imately $19,000,000,. of which' over- $13,500,000 were cancelled* As of
Deq. 31,, 1945, ,aIL termination "claims had been filed," of Which $3,?X; 269,257 remained unpaid. /Negotiations have been completed on thw
'/major portion of these unpaid claims and it iff anticipated that th*
.
/
Ghase
36,876
At
f
//, Miscellaneous Features
for redemption.
preferred
any time prior to the close, of business on June 18/ 1946,
shares of the commpany's common stock! Any shares so conwere surrendered to the company and will not be redeemed.
June
211,717
railway—!
X
^
Into 3%
At
1943
$425,940
187,287
from
.
//The -yancellatiqii' of war production contracts following • V-J- Day
•;/caused an abrupt change of direction in the operation of/the
company*.,
28, ,1946,.
on
vertible, at
.verted
,
1944
-
.
PURPOSE—The
of
1946
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all
385,28ft
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Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.—Annual Report
M. Herbert Eisenhart, President, states in part as follows: *
180
—___.
/ 735,131
286,221
i
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$515,278
."Deficit.—V.
180
Stock and Bond Averages.
297,582
X'T/'/
■
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2,4.58,292
1,564,737
railway—
2,313,626
Net from railway*.—— i;">
58,260 r?. 749,342
Net ry. oper. Incomey;
12,062
156,853
Transactions New York Stock
Exchange-/— 166
Transactions New York Curb
Exchange
166
to Sept. 30,
1950, into il/a shares "of common stock, and thereafter * ,:
prior to Sept. 30, 1955, into, 1 share: of common.stock," such" conversion
jrlght to terminate, as to any share called for redemption, on the 10th
business day prior to redemption date,
' i
,1
(
*
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97,654,<
2,438,085
•572,186
584,747
-"
/
railway*——.$292,549
From Jan. 1—
/ Toronto Stock ■■
Exchange^i;;;;i;^;;>S^ 181
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.—; 183
Over-the-Counter Markets
181
4
62,845
2,536,506
1945
Gross
179
—
'
.
from
Net ry* oper. income—
179
t Montreal Stock Exchangew..J
Montreal Curb Exchange.;.—.
//
cumulative from July 1/ 1946, payable quarterly
July and October.
Redeemable at any time on or,
before
Sept.
30,
1950,
on- 30
days'; notice
at '$27.50
per
share
and
dividends; and thereafter at $25.50 per share and dividends.
per
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..!
St. Louis Stock Exchange.—_
:
2,451,440
?
$499,186
Net
176
_•
4 Philadelphia Stock Exchange.~
on June 28 the
unexchanged por-* ;
90,000 shares, representing 50,586 shares of 5%>
convertible preference stock ($25 par)^ at $26 per
share./;;
$1.25
-
May—
Gross
—
iion of
January,
J--
*189,278
Atlanta & West Point RR.~Earnings-—
.
167
171
Chicago Stock Exchange—176
Cincinnati Stock Exchange_/___^; 177
Cleveland Stock Exchange177
Detroit Stock Exchange—
178
Eos Angeles Stock Exchange.!
178
2,187,724
"Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3125/
A
_—-
1943
$541,073
122,748
income,
"7,252 -//> 83,776
1—';Xy'X'XX?,•*: X:~
railway
.
155
i944
$502,232
154,458 /
Page
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)—
New York /Stock Exchange,
(Bonds)New York Curb Exchange
,
1,256,515-'
1.042,727y 2 292,044
1
..
from
Net from railway—'* '
270,386
Net ry, oper. income—/
61,546
-X "Deficit.—V. 163,
p. 2990.
and Bond Quotations
*•
.
§
_
/•'/x
- 1945
$559,206
From January
Gross
218,504' !;
'vXX "'.y-'X ft/fr'-. 'XXXvX^Xf S? :Xi
■.
Gross from
"
1945
'
-
railway^—1 >. $2,091,843
railway.—
oper,
railway__^^ i
from- railway//
.
v
/
1946
$450,047
20,181
.
(
from
Net ry.
oper.;
;
/Deficit,—V. 163, p. 2989.
Alton RR.: -Earnings—
v
May—
9,394,804'
885,051
.
output, of, the' electric properties, of this company for th»
June 29, 1946 totaled totaled 81,855,000
kwh,, a decrease
under the output of 84,642,000 kwh. for
the, corresponding
of 1945.
nf^OdR-iv, 164, p72.
V
:v-4 .... </// i- •
ended
Ann Arbor RR.—Earnings—
,
1,018,868-
9,330,499
3,848,893
ar»
-
3.29%
Net
*9,394,717.
Net from raUWay-_---.y*/y 619,272/f' 3,583,380
Net ry. oper. income—
105,063
780,605
exception of 19 offices that
163, p. 3413,':•••• •"*:
Power
week
x
5,789,754
the
month.—V.
>r
American Witcr Works & Electric Co., Inc.—Output—.
1,800
&
with
years,
rented, from month, to
1,800
Peabody
important
1,800
Sempie, -Jacobs & Co., inc.
Kidder,
company nor any of its subsidiaries owns any plants o't,
units. ^Office premises are rented or1 leased for-»*
3,150.
2,700
2,250
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
*
4,500
4,500
Cook &
<Sc Gardner
Northwest .Co.——
i Dempsey-Tegeler. & Co
6,300
Hopwood
&
Pacific
.
$2,067,366
728,416
.
7,200
Co
&
tReinholdt
i McDonald
8,100
,
1943
$1,951,952
100,023
Co;
Weeks
1,011,026J XI,87ft,158;;
'
694,483
849,139- ■/: Hayden, Miller
355,571
470,53ft,
Mitchiim,' Tully
Alabama Great* Southern RR.—Earnings—
..'May—
i
'1946.' " ; 19457*// 1944/7
Gross from
Hornblower
Bacon, Whippy & Co
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.)
,*
*
Laurence M. Marks. &
W. LONG
•/
and COMPANY
INCORPORATED
48 WALL STREET
634 SO. SPRING ST.
HEW YORK 5
LOS ANGELES 14
S3
Monday, July 8, 1946
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
146
Itemized in the
as
on
basis,
would
shares
_
renegotiation.
An agreement was reached with the Government, for both the years
of 1943 and 1944, that profits were not excessive:and, based on prior
experience, it is anticipated that the same clearance will be obtained
earnings
i,
,
of ,1945,
-
i
,
•'.
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,
* ^1
..
,
Net
Manufacturing cos
Provfordeprec and
-
amortization.
general
prescription service,
admin, expenses
Selling
and
'
-
charges
$2,432,731
293,936
,
:
taxes
profits taxes (net)—
Refund of prior years taxes due
Excess
to
of internal-
carry-back: provisions
Code
War contract surplus inventory
Accelerated amort, of emerg.facil.
Minority int. in net profit of subs.
Provision for contingencies^————
$6,724,828
404,157
846,690
1
<„
.
•;
.
>' Net ry.
372,927 • ——— ,
.——
§82,380 % ,
f >'
135,705
163,054
189,695
JCr222,927, y 500,000-' 500,000
;
SHEET, DEC. 31
■'
■
■
Total
.
Earned surplus
727,197
816,831
479,444
2991.
80,950,471 104,167i445
24,545,748
46,303,839
11,612,329
13,968,499
railway..:—
railway
income—
from
ry.
1944
oper.
1,587,040
Net :ry.
Net
308,135
from' railway——
Net from railway.i.—
income—
From Jan. .1—
:
5,000,000
5,732,280
4,086,181
6,556,104
-
Net
Net
ry.
income
oper.
Net
ry.
346,309
:
•
—V.
income
oper.
163, p. 2991.:
Net
499,489 ;
r
271,915
101,448
1—
'1
railway
ry.
•35,256
48,003
income—
J 284,439
445,739
674,880
17,080
railway
262,004
246,513
188,556
income—-
:
379,837
269,836
Canadian National
ry. oper.
1—
railway
From January
Net
Net
ry.
oper.
839,709
285,505
L> i
^5
''''j<
railway..
250,358
$285,000 », $141,200
53,148
*50,219
*17,897 :% *104,258
.j
1945
738,600
163, p. 3129.
,,
from
Gross
Net
♦473,617 *
Net ry.
from
1,289,905
RR.—Earnings
1943
1944 , •
2,560,067
3,107,641
:
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
Net
■
from
oper.
ry.
2,830,476
1,334,837
1,226,847
^
790,278 -v 1 967,472
3,144,992
12,711,459
- 759,049
> ' 216,958
railway
railway
from
income—163, p. 3129^
>
2,556,866
* 1,113,285
852,744
12,192,031
12,699,825
\
.
61,885,221
4,933,811
' *831,927
1946
May—
Gross
Net
Net
railway—
irom
from
ry.
railway
oper.
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
•
...
- ••
income...
163, p. 3129.
1945 :r >V';' 1944 \
$118,387.' . $120,153
:^50,548
, ' *54,976
$108,522 "•
*92,525
588,802
- •
66,547,915
18,876,379
68,701,956
17,924,747
' 9,059,331
9,809,447
2,847,030
*172,847
-
from
Net
*352,018
Net
-
Gross
ry.
from
Net
ry.
1945
$3,674,528
$3,286,024
*18,281
1,088,146
969,277
727,447
653,091
railway
oper.
*213,129
income
s
'
*140,049
509,508
271,106
V 226,980
11,059,943
2,637,774
1,424,571
11,175,189
10,601,653
from
Net
1943
,200,089 i
ry.
—V.
railway....
.
2,487,605
1,282,884
10,446,585.
38,094
,
*1,455,451
.
j
railway
p.
Net ry,
-
610,047
■
'450,374
income—
2991.
696,269 I
Gross
from -railway.;...
Net
from
Net
ry.
income...'
•
•; V
1
-
#
;•
4,196,332.
761,521
*163,459
163, p. 341$.
•Deficit.—V.
17,179,853
13,283,504
railway^.!..—>
oper.
.
;
2,520,091
-
16,036,442
4,561,600
2,414,447
,007,710
,904,726 i
.
v
*854
37,021
1—
'
388,642
42,724
11,431
407,754
68,908
v
17,036
1943
1,020,743
298,291'
641,493
153,313
163,- p. 2992.'
$316,223
158,454r
58,480
i,951,143
.1,994,299.
1,066,192
311,926
1,971,634
1,631,556
railway
oper.
1,134,455
429,518
■ ;■■•
,6 Mos. End.
.1945
$1,136,578
r 31,733
34,035 ; ;v -11,426
1946'
April 30—
Income—cash divs.; —$1,019,420
•Net cash proceeds..
48,821
-
•'i'otal*
-
i
-c
^
^1,102,276
>
Expenses
———_
"
241,806
•
.
1944
$1,197,845
38,658
.7,005
-
$1,179;736
.
211,344
:
.
1943,
:
$1,173,096
32,414:
2.399
$1,243,508 '$1,207,909
:187(606 A .176,587
$860,470 '% $968,392 $1,055,902 $1,031,321"
^.- :tl,450,392 41,444,284 - >1,248,146r 1,250,591
.received as taxable dividend distributions.
security profits and losses. tOf which $601,644 was charged
arising from sales of investments in 1946 and $467,532 in;
tNet income
:i946..
1945
470,670
258,381
2,359,172
1,920,822
$3,254,256
-1,290,754
'
412,529
15,052,100
5,443,651
1,296,941
,
1,202,907
390,321
11,405,324
1943
1944
$3,219,798
•
;
>
:
sales of securities
"itExcluding
$3,124,471
1,510,049 1.
548,264
»From
■
to
surplus
1945.
NOTE—No provision has been made for Federal taxes on income,
has any deduction for such taxes been made from the amount of
unrealized appreciation.
'As long as the present provisions re¬
lating to regulated investment companies are in the Internal Revenue
Code it is the intention of the corporation to qualify as such and to
make distributions of income and security profits in the form of divi¬
dends so as to relieve' it from all or substantially all Federal income
V
nor
_
.
16,003,488
6,689,166
.2,137,015
15,170,071
7,423,708
2,402,386
I
Output—
•
net
'
taxes.
.
'
36,917 :
Dividend Shares, Inct—Earnings—
,
'
1,921,782
Ry^ -Earns..
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—Weekly
kilowatt-hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
of this corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of
territory
served, for the week ended June 27,' 1946 amounted 'tor
.250,409,598 as compared with 251,984,402 for the corresponding week
in 1945, a decrease of 1,574,804 or 0.62%.—V, 164, p. 6.
The
,478,122
y
97,223
Interest
i
,164,422
From Jan. 1—
9,151
3,722
Dividends declared
$2,216,980
:
income.
railway-
oper.
163,
1943
$97,327
16,800
1,082
$84,199
V
395,793
49i4,668
railway—.
income—
Net from
2,855,672
*374,622
income...
oper.
464,062
1944
.
$76,771
•1,864
*9,597
-
$2,141,670
429,540
railway—„
from
Net
1944
1946
$2,283,757
railway
from
Net
1944
$2,151,141-
From Jan. 1—
Ry.—Earnings—
Central of Georgia
•"
1945
$2,235,790
*
Gross
May—
1946 ■'
*
:
from
1945
•
$99,520
17,456 ;>
3,845
;;
railway....
from
Gross
22,125,110
"12,291,397
—V.
-
.
railway....—
•'May—'
Gross
1946
;
railway....
From January
62,773,310
$1,840,622
railway.. —
Net ry.. oper.
395,079
t
■
Omaha Ry^- Earnings 1
1943
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
'':K;
.
•Deficit.—V.
from
366.388
161,699
May—
Gross from
|*Deficit.^-y.'l63,.p. 3130.\.;..-;l5
*35,799 ;
575,883 . • 585,455
*308,585- ^ *256,718
*549,451
*456,766
' " *94,452
653,040
*402,967*653,954
•
*74,361
*;
•;
■
railway
oper..
.
.
$138,925.
§ : *79,450
' ; *125,069
railway
from
from
—
*
'
from-railwayl—.—
Net ry. oper. ihbome.—
From Jan. 1—
f ;
Net
1943
1,298,559 ;
-
$13,327,586
4,996,607
2,206,000
•Net'
Yermont—Earnings—
Canadian Pacific Lines in
1,357,212
270,983
355,833
,
4
:
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line, RR*—Earnings-^•
1946 -•;■-■
:■ 1945;•• - -1944 •
$248,676.$340,890
$323,711 ..
railway
74,711
142,948
142,258
Net from railway
8,039
51,794
53,358
Net ry. oper. income
1943
2,002,495
*397,879
-May— >•••••. .• ••: • -1. •'•• • -••'•: •'•
from railway..
from
90,597
'V*
1,226,917
234,775
1,236,608
100,106,
- *
income—1'.
■'
•Deficit.—V. 163, p, 3132.
Chicago St. Paiil Minneapolis &
Gross
railway;Jt,
Net from railway.
Net ry. oper, income.
"
January 1—
railway
from
Gross
23,983,893
$13,858,481
4,008,000
Gross
•Deficit.—V.
63,106
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income...
*Deficit;—V. 163, p. 3130.
■
67,431
1945
-
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings-
.
;
,74,639
Net from.railway..^.Liv/'
Net ry. oper.
Gross from
86,585,559
35,233,322
Western Ry.—Earnings—
1946
194$
•
1944
from railway.—
Net ry. oper. income—".:'
-
$250,215
43,479
income—20,376
oper,
■May—
$17,672,899
6,681,151
5,084,064
$18,456,264
5,135,349
90,315,402
27,333,535
Net
<•
$259,740
....
•Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3132.
$11,274,711 $14,800,042
613,383
4,364,309
railway
railway
from
Gross
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
1943
1945 •'
•
• 1944
:
May—
:
: t
'.-v^
1946
$563,630 $465,430 v $624,440
Gross from railway
$366,356
278,107
24L905;
: 187,599
Net from railway...—2,541
'221,517
; - 140,580
>
131,716
Net ry. oper. income—^ y.r *84,205.'
1943
$255,423
45,792
1946
Gross from.;
;v
"
2,353,278
oper; income—-
From
.V-
1944
$174,943
*1,987
railway
railway
from
Net fy.
1,424,966
.
,
Chicago & North
*202,016 '
7.054,147
From Jan. X—
railway
May—
v* 985,700
795,500
ict *81,257 ^ *173,647
j *384,200 *. *464,485
904,100
*253,443
*560,009
Gross
'5,496,806
93,604,063
25,092,240
•Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3415.
*119,866
income
oper.
Net from
,2,078,004
77,993,263
6,505,898
Net ry. oper. income.
$152,300
*61,040
27,918,100
12,320,857
6,358,647
Denver & Salt Lake Ry^-EarningSr-
365,674
*2,104,609
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway
from
$ 1,584,454
28,320,556
9,278,797
11,712,067
5,574,448
801,891
Ma'y—
1943
$1,087,332
St, Paul & Pacific
1946
from
Net
199,429
.
$5,975,364
2,748,538
2,077,251
1,747,096
•Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3132.
5,757,544
2,104,044
5,456,647
7
$13,581,166 $19,465,671
*709,721
4,675,084
railway
Net ry. oper.
'
-
income—.
•Deficit.—V.
...
Chicago Milwaukee
England—Earnings-
.
from
from railway—
Gross
V.i'*"<
■■
railway—^ 3,972,146
^
May—
from
'
30,889,370
20,079,217
2,399,177
from
Net ry.
421,073
460,832
1,042,767
24,600
Income...
3,508,563
1,411,739
railway—^
railway..—
Net from railway——.
2,662,476
1,150,823
266,857
$1,037,833
312,822
1,831,332
Net
$147,800
*54,024
*110,516
railway
railway
income, j-
from
Net
v
278.340
40,621
10,727
*282,018
$5,892,812
$7,433,224
railway..——
From Jan. 1—-
' 1944
$1,204,632
1945
$763,637
18,230
$FromJapri——
■
Western RR.—Earnings—
1945'
1944
1943
1946
.
$3,459,389
Net ry; oper.
Earnings—
Louisville Ry.
1946
railway.:
'
3129;
railway
from
;
from
Net from
69,463
937,764 > 1,132,163
394,877
397,115
110,131
7T£opei£-;^c9rte^
-
$492,180
.
Lines in New
from
Net
p.
Gross
•153,059
2,890,497
2,697,970
1,910,612
265,323
:
$150,571
811,513
•
an
May—
1943
88,853
Net ry; oper. income
' *365,108
•Deficit.—V. 163. p. 3280. ;'
i
•Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3129.
Gross
Net
1;
1943
:
4,689,893
.
Gross
railway.
from
Net
;
476,586
.
by
will
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Transfer Agent—
the National, Citx .Bank of New .York has. been, appointed, transfer
agent for 1,530,000 shares of common stock.—V. 163, p. 3282.
1,462,333
Xhk\ >< '• -•. •'
99,306
.
from
Gross
railway
oper,
May—
1,253,156
$160,018
68,879
53,138
$124,608 i ■
37,103 '
$2,304
shareholders,
stockholders
written
12,260,022
$678,356
318,520
Chicaga Indianapolis &
71,968
a
163;
:*Deflcit.—V.
116,803
378,502
199,130
1944
' y
1945
1946
from
from
Net
v.
♦75,415
From Jan. 1—
Gross
f
RR.—Earnings-
railway
Net from railway—
Net
3,676,872
1,221,209
to
offering
certain
995,196
298,161
.
railway
incomer..
from
Gross
May—
from
oper.
12,826,425
4,143,978
1,402,331
$558,769
199,470
income—
oper.
from
Gross
"
Gross
ry.
12,639,521
*5,181
front railway
ry.
From January
Net from
': Cambria & Indiana
Net
288,483
876,990
.
$322,578
29,543
railway
from
Net
;r
-
260,622
/
■*
as well as 75,000 new shares, which
offer for sale to the public, will be under¬
investment group headed by Emanuel Deetjen & Co.,
Mr. Rosenberger said.—V. 164, p. 6.
*
■;
'•"t iy
ii,'
j
3 % J * • 'j.y
1
The
$2,636,851
860,801
Midland Ry.—Earnings—
' 1946
1945
1944
May—
Gross
1943
1^081,720
1,279,536
1,297,636
railway..
Canada.-
1943
$2,501,835
.
one,
Denver & Eio Graiide
Gross
railway
from
from
1,955,104
.
Chicago Si Illinois
v
$287,315
$217,516
62,140
18,334
outstanding
shares from
Chairman, said it was now
offered the right to subscribe
to 59,814 new common shares at the rate of one share for each seven
held, at a price to be determined later.
The proceeds of the sale will be used to reimburse the company
for money used in expanding plants In Providence, R. I., and Toronto,
for
three
to 418,701.
Carl Roserberger,
contemplated that stockholders will be
5,249,256
1944
Approved—
25 voted to increase the authorized com¬
to 500,000 and to split up the
increasing the number of issued
229,567
from
shares
139,567
13,235,579
$2,646,920
a
Net ry. oper. income—
*647,243
•De£iclt.^-V.. 163, p. 3129*
<
2,776,234
6,082,195
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
Ry.—Earnings1945
11,041,215
railway-^^i-i '
983,982
Net from
4,207~280
' 1944
1945 ' $317,439
144,477
93,163
46,516
1,289
railway..
from
1,274,541
railway
from
Gross
41,176
1,137,566
45,667
Coro; Inc.—Split-Up of Shares
The stockholders on June
mon
stock
14,269,253
4,372,932
1,620,159
3,826,578
1946
$1,856,583
158,884
*77,530
Gross
4,731,800
- •
■
$2,747,335
1,056,400
321,208
951,546
13,244,743
*1,347,385
Chicago Great Western
„
4 1,839,693
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—Earnings—
;
■'
t
i;'V
9,475,548
*25,654
income—
Net ry. oper.
1,203,190
363,688
Net ry. oper:
1946
•
•Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3129.
1,391,732
3,603,220
1,653,677
275,377
1—
railway
railway
oper.
ry.
Net
$257,835
' V '
'
649,565
901,820
1944
$3,062,955
income,
oper.
from
Net
163, p. 461.,
railway
;
•
-1943
1945
from
Gross
$34,393,719 $39,601,748
May—
from
20,774,092
0'/' /
*318,068
railway
From January
.
Gross
•'
$2,979,144
1,057,479
1946
from
Net
1,871,287
444,625
Total *
37,810,995
11,040,366
$1,580,167
*32,757
railway
from
—
—.—
82,914,035
39,390,127
Illinois RR.—Earnings-
Chicago & Eastern
May—
$6,875,000 $11,270,000
5
96,105,388
164, p. 5.
Gross
;• r
,
. Brooklyn, and 179 In Queens.
Up to the morning of June 28,: 18 banks and one finance company
had agreed
to participate in the time payment plan.
Others have
signified their intention to join the program. Those registered include:
Bankers Trust Co., Bayside National Bank, Boulevard Bank, Bronx
County Trust Co., Brooklyn Trust Co., Central" Hanover Bank & Trust
Co., Chase National Bank, Flushing National Bank, Industrial Bank of
Commerce, Irving Trust Co., Jamaica National Bank, Manufacturers
Trust Co.,
National City Bank of New York, New York Trust Co^
Peoples National Bank of Brooklyn, Public National Bank & Trust Co.,
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co., United National Bank of Long
Island and Bankers Commercial Corp;
*
,
In all cases the dealer will exercise free choice of the particular
financial institution he wishes to do business with.—V. 164, p. 6.
Qulncy RR. -Earnings—
railway
May—
contingencies
Credits to employees under stock purchase plans
of subsidiary companies
—
—
Minority interest in subsidiary companies—...
5% convertible preferred stock (par $100)
4% preferred stock (par $100)—^—u—.
Common stock (par $10)
—
—
Capital surplus .—
1,923,220
1,988,316
1,826,513
383,585
Net
:
for
Reserves
Vice-President in charge of
^ ;X'
■[
15, the time payment program
is designed to function at an average annual finance charge of $4.88
per $100.
It will be available at any of the Consolidated Edison
showrooms or at any of the company's Cooperating Appliance Dealers^
stores, of which there are 224 in Manhattan, 131 in the Bronx, 277 in
Ephraim F. Jeffe,
f':. '
General
Brigadier
by
sales.
■
512,022
Net
$34,393,719 $39,601,748
-.s——
■:LIABILITIES—-:
■H'
'
Notes payable to banks..—:-—.——————
Accounts payable
—.—
Federal withholding tax and credits to employ¬
ees under war bond purchase plans
:—.
Accrued salaries, wages, commissions, taxes, etc.
Prov. for est. Fed. inc. and excess profits taxes
88,083
239,219
from
Gross
•
!
156,051
90,229
Scheduled to go into effect on July
From Jan. 1—
,
$2,855,345 $5,481,760
655,800
207,100
Notes
6,251,563
5,408,212
Inventories
15,718,734 18,850,645
Claims for refund of Feci, excess profits taxes792,497
—
Investments in and advs. to sub. cos. (foreign)
356,585
322,122':
Post-war refund of Fed. excess profits tax
645,830 1,066,654
Other assets
«£—
413,978
384,710
Capital assets (net)———--——-—.. •. 6,252,350
7,415,345
Patents, less amortizations———
11,498
18,850
Deferred charges to operations-:—439,539
446,350
banks and on hand——1——————
Government securities
and accounts receivable (net)
$432,186
164,329
1944
1943
1946
1945 '
$13,080,658 $22,167,331 $19,695,241 $16,317,570
7,313,112
9,652,826
2,326,420
.
9,455,009
Net from railway.
2,088,029
5,150,009
755,789
2,641,413
Net ry. oper. income—
Cash in
S.
$422,367
,
1945
U.
a return to time payment buying by the public, this
has arranged a new standard finance plan for the purchase
electric appliances and equipment by its customers through
authorized appliance dealers, according to an announcement on July 1
•19,473
May—
from
_
"
Buying—
Anticipating
•137,485
Gross
Inc.—Output—^
of gas and
1,461,685
p.
-
company
railway-
163,
7.7
,
Offers Standard Plan of Instalment
1943
"' '1945
1 $362,590
86,422
45,699
-5.9 <>>■:.
of 3.6%.
Carolina Ry.- -Earnings—
Chicago Burlington &
—V.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
income—
•Deficit.—V.
tax refunds..
claims for
907,440
469,817
•
*43,765
Net- from
•
-
_
314,966
railway-*—J
oper; income-—
Gross from
(
—-
——
...
786,857
From Jan. 1—.
$1,192,743 $1,089,717 $1,537,029
226,324
236,590
236,590
Common dividends
: 496,978
. 420,728 •
420,728
Earnings per common share.:—
$1.69
t$2.03 ; $3.09,
-•Based on 573,228 shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1945. vfBased on
420,728 shares outstanding.
tPortion used- to absorb.>war ..contract
surplus' inventory. § Applicable to prior years ($663,284},' less related
year—i
for
Profit
railway———
Net ry.; oper.,;
3,618,380
1*8,979
*44,203
'
1.5
•'
183,875.000
188,163,000
186,360,000
172,045,000
„„
July 3 announced' that system output of . electricity
(electricity generated and purchased) for the week ended June 30,
1946, amounted to -133,000,000 kwh., compared with 171,600,000 kwh.
for the corresponding week of 1945, an increase of 6.6%.
Local dis¬
tribution of electricity amounted to
175,000,000 kwh., compared with
169,000,000 kwh. for the corresponding week of last year, an increase
3,624.904
378,513
$267,403
*21,064
railway
from
from
Net
88,806
3,443,984
■
—
% Decrease
3.0
The company on
"
1946
May— '
Gross
885,267
r
Preferred dividends
7"';;
163, p. 2991.
188,162,000
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
>
225,853
3,646,113
*535,191
Charleston & Western
'
>
>
incomes—
•Deficit.—V.
X
421,186
3,721,210
Cr211,593
Revenue
'
1943
$816,152
3,671
3,092,519
*26,400
railway
Net ry, operv
'
1944
$724,800
'171,285
,
railway—.—_
from
Net
1945
.
182,596,000
181,198,000
177,123,000
—
p..6.
1946
'
;
8—.—.—
—V. 164,
$690,799
108,785
,
January, 1—
from
Gross
$7,151,557
-
oper*
ry.
From
$6,940,091
211,466
;
i
146,979
—i ^
; ^
r
-
13,834,701
$6,467,944
256,884
$2,161,944
270,787
Total income
Other
-
14,500,414 >14,973,098 >
——
Other income
Income
-
•
profit
Gross
Net
$60,183,710 $59,327,734
35 648.579; 37,671,725 37,654,750
1,332,259
1,070,943- - 898,192
1
from
June 22
y
comparisdns with last year:.
June 29:.————i'—
•.■June
*
:A *
;1943
1944
s
1945
26,265,378
7,631,686
3,006,331
June 15——.
k 1946 y?
$577,513
1
*12,840
income— „, *113,771,
<
1 *,
railway—Net from railway——*
May—
Gross
are
Week Ended-
Inci—-Earnings-
Central "Vermont Ry.,
discts._ $53,643,196
allow. &
ret'ns
less
Sales
Following
m&l
•Deficit.—V; 163, p. 3129. "
■
1,771,906
2,722,070-
*1,270,541
income—
oper.
ry.
3% * decrease from the corresponding period last year.
the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four weeks
a
and percentage
.
of companies,
for the week ended June 29,
sales to other electric utilities,
1946, showed
865,529
I
,
4 INCOME ACCOUNT FOR CALENDAR YEARS
•*(Including Subsidiary Companies in U. S. A. and Canada)
V\
1,839,600
-
of the Commonwealth Edison group
Electricity output
excluding
-
.
on
the year
for
y
$5,579,193
$3,530,620 $4,779,631; $5,339,548
1,310,620
Net
36,961\. '1,257,326
Net ry." oper: income.
'
*480,516 J ;454,760 r J 466,543
:
Prom Jan, 1—
'
y
Gross, from railway
19,137,060 t: 25-012,640 25,387,358
6,793,831
5,855,147
Net from railway™—
1,473,658
railway
from railway!-——
from
Gross
end of the year
the
1943
1944
1945
'--1946
May—
tne
573,228 shares of common stock outstanding at
amounted to $1.69 per share. On a comparative
the same -number of shares of common stock .
have been $1.51 per share in 1944. \ Earnings on the 420,728
of common stock outstanding, in 1944 were $2.03 per_ share
/ _
No provision
has been made, from income; for 1945
earnings
the
Commonwealth Edison Co.—-Weekly Output—
Central RR. of New Jersey. —Earnings—
annexed consolidated statement of
profit and loss, amounted to $1,192,743 as compared with $1,089,717
in 1944.
After dividends on the preferred stock amounting to $226,324,
charges,
other
weekly
f-
.
BALANCE SHEET AT APRIL 30, 1946
ASSETS—Investments,(market value, $65,024,275), $46,158,121; cash
held by Guaranty Trust Co.vof New York, trustee, $2,950,739; receiv-;;
able on subscriptions to canital stock, $21,127; dividends receivable
and interest accrued, $104,323; total, $49,234,311.
l',C
v.
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V
Volume 164 /Number 4505
|£
'
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE1
LIABILITIES—Payable for securities purchased., $11,554; payable for
ewu capital
stock purchased, $76,825; accounts payable and accrued
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings— Vv'
$13,002; provision for State and miscellaneous taxes, $37,-»
^.478; capital stock (par 25 cents), $9,053,356; capital surplus, $35,324,191; earned surplus, $4,717,905; total, $49,234,311.—V. 162, p. 2816.
expenses,
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry.•fc May—
"Gross from
Met
from
Met ry.
.>'■
1946''
railway
$2,860,622
in 1,351,920
1,116,155
railway
income
oper.
From January 1—
Gross
Met ry.
-
1943
:
from
$5,741,863
3,812,458
3,608,947
$5,047,086
3,404,400
2,926,922
Net
6,932,522
from
"Net from
Net ry.
ry.
See
904,312
342,297
1,084,408
from
Net ry.,
railway
111,304
j
'r'v
f
'
'
.(
'
•
'
i
'
'
1
Net ry.
1,606,838
117,466
319,015
432,208
224,227 J,
317,354
299,646
Duress Plastics & Chemicals*
June 19
on
■
3,702,090
♦455,686
1,860,463
the
1943:
Ended
first
six
•Gross income
Operating
a
61,934,965
16,009,777
7,133,845
31—
'
,
In
June
weeK
oi
of
the
this
as
as
same
—————
expenses.......!
Net profit
Dividends paid.
80,463
48,788
...
„
47,807
.
»
;..
For
•
the
week
a
$427,573
76,742
49,157
year
to
Surplus
June 20, 1946 the System inputs of client
which are subsidiaries of
Light Co., Electric Power & Light Corp. and
National Power & Light Co., as compared with the corresponding week
during 1945 were as follows (in thousands of kilowatt-hours);
American
Power
'
Mr.
that
$329,568
*.
American
Power
&
Light
1946
278,400
'
Co
172,763
166,042
82,036
105,393
4.0
»15.6
6,721
69,211
95,254
Electric Power & Light Corp,Power & Light Co
National
♦12,825
*10,139
the
week
endedyJune
27,* 1946
dividends
American
.
■
Power
1946
&
Light Co.——.
Light Corp
Electric Power &
National Power &
1945
LIABILITIES—
Capital stock
-
171,753
%'
Amount
803
0.5
69,308
76,578
94,730
Light Co.—-—
172,561
103,665
7,270
8,875
Surplus
•
9.5
8.6
Undivided
'1
Reserve
i
c.
for
real
for
bonds
and
reserve
for
stocks
and
1,410,926
always
alphabetical
nof
:
orderi
However$ they are always as near
position
alphabetical
Total
possibla.
as
—
93,973
2,349,648
T.
Albert
holders,
?.
Potter, President,
stated
in
the
in
substance:
?
81st
Total
sales for 1945 were only slightly below the top
was
a
remarkable accomplishment since virtually
contracts, sufficient to keep facilities at capacity
12 months, were canceled shortly after
y-jJ Day.
This
corporation
has
embarked
acquired
in Lincoln,
on
expansion
an
contem¬
months,
production facilities to meet the indicated market demand.
will continue its reserve fund of $450,000 for con¬
tingencies arising from war conditions until all contract terminations
have
corporation
been
settled, and full effects of reconversion have been estab¬
Renegotiation for. 1944: has been: completed and approved
lished^
without
.We
further; refund.
feel
there
Is no
>
revision of 1945 profits.
any
Slue to renegotiation.
Calendar Years—
1945
1944
Net income ——' $2,600,562' $2,983,456
Provision
for
Federal
taxes .on income—
*1,550,000
•2,010,000
1943
1942
$3,265,176
$3,048,627
2,125,000
1,925,000
$1,140,176
$1,123,627
.
.
Met profit
~
Net
ry.
$1,050,562
-
Dlvs. declared & paid—
$973,456
800,000
800,000
$340,176
$323,627
tReserves appropriated.
86,247
surplus
Earned
surplus,
Jan.
1
surplus Dec. 31
Earnings per share—
•Includes
Federal
profits
ASSETS—
The
$2.85.
$2.81
(less
reserve)
Accts.
&
(less
SHEET, DEC. 31
^
notes
'
7,377,737
•
Est.
-
postwar tax refund
assets
Capital
»
&
assets
preciation
1942
$1,585,698
.
'
<■>'■.
.
$2,470,781
In
—
\
(less
>
5,019,833
3,569,418
2,822,991
2,861,524
2,346,080
7,951,299
8,821,188
284,000
9,216,115
I 437,500
77,020
3,975,102
Total
145,000
79,700
435,062
INABILITIES—
Accts.
•
pay.
liabilities
&
.
accrued
3,694,001
Federal, State and local
taxes
General
Res.
for
accrued
r
.
-
3,989,583
connection
each
^
$2,661,770
-
3,246,412
1,500,000
$3,089,805
,
.
The
(par $15)
surplus
Earned surplus
Capital stock
Capital
450,000 *
6,000,000
4,000,000
5,868,972
450,000
6,000,000
4,000,000
5,618,410
V
2,790,164
1,500,000
2,490,738
of
the
-v
6,000,000
The
Steel
5,104,779
—V.
163, p. 3283.
oper.
:
"to
27,421
7,443
611
.
4,647
.
312
24,408
679
6,212.
;
13,783
89,738
263,290
}
1945
1944
1943
$936,823
$941,635
352,257
393,457
199,497
310,634
352,363
4,044,357
1,025,252
852,928
4,343,982
1,544,888
4,525,671
1,354,968
1,790,896
& Florida
2,042,357
Ry.—Earnings1945
1944
$541,665
196,777
$607,062
i 250,572
income—,*11,348
63,142
1—
;
railway——
railway
;•/
2,417,511
.
>
154,932
.
•..
u
,
$661,287
338,728
63,198
3,110,932
1,139,071 <>*-1,130,101
.
341,656 : ?> 293,775
•
-
108,171
,
.
1,558,399
437,555
' '
v
'i-A
i1,.1
t
•rl.879,338
2,858,630
489,585
,
■t
5; 1943
It^v-o
'•
1 %•>/,
M
,
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
;
May—
Gross
•
■
1946
1945
1944
1943 ;.>..■■.•••
$12,288,897 $18,876,327 $17,678,550 $15,526,207
2,353,113
6,917,859
6,126,570
6,832,585
1,215,449
2,440,145
2,161,239
2,635,693
■
>
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway..—
from
Gross
oper.
Income..
the
formally
the
steel
Parkersburg
will
The
produce
Co.,
Follansbee
announced
production
Steel
motor
who
Co.
railway.
Net from railway——
and
that .it
has
equipment
will have
plant has an annual potential capacity of 36,000 tons
electrical Sheets.—V. 162,
p. 2941; p. 163, p. 3134.
railway
January 1—
Gross from railway
Net from railway—
ry.
oper.
$1,404,376
27,966
*68,362
415,383
;
of
hot
.
163,
p.
The
proposed
In
of
Corp.
Total
income
....
280,119
$2,457,159
209,143
/
.
been
^
.•
Loss
(net)
Federal
19,057
income
:
Net
disposition of
and business
Net
,
surplus,
•
J*.
of
on
common
Earned surplus at
300,000
200,000
$1,174,847
985,552
Drl25,571
$1,062,898
$5,639,862
$4,334,999
351,527
shares.
end
<
504,666
■
410,139
390,924
475,346
506,108
464,512
of
■
241,953
Cash
S.
—v
Treasury certificates
in
and
notes
and
advs.
and
tax notes.-—
receivable
—
Postwar
associated
■
Corp.
"it
is
and
Fed.
Joint statement on June 21, Benjamin Abrams, Emerson Presi¬
dent, and A. Blumenkrantz, head of General Instrument, said:
v
3,673,425
profits
taxes....;..
6,67.9,069
>
240,259
1,103,821
.'fi't.
27,895
56,000
6,902,814
—
a
,
—
Total
:
559,114
•
1
637,885
$24,933,305 $25,327,865
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S.
Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REcstor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
jWUliam Dana Seibert, President; William D. Riggs, Business
Publisher;
'offices: 135 8. La Salle St., Chicago 3, HI. (Telephone: State Manager.. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other
0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1946 by William B. Dana
as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the
Company. Reentered
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions, $26.00 per year-; in Dominion of
Canada, $27.50 per year; South and Central America,
Spain, Mexioo and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia, Australia and
Africa, $31.00 per yea*
MOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of
exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
-
25,405
in
Deferred charges
-
excess
240,233
112,113
36,181
1944
$4,955,317
1,051,379
Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila—,,J'1
fLand, buildings, machinery and equip., etc...
6,372,101
Intangible assets
;
1
tAssets
inad¬
of
1,283,821
3,668,732
|
,
"t'""'
$4,568,539
companies—
—
refund
1945
,
1
.fe(7,567,066
—
to
•
retirement.'-
.
„
DEC. 31
^ ASSETS—:a
Invest,
because
■
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
SHEET,
•Accounts
Phonograph
.3,272,101
:
$6,051,813
...
Inventories
&
200,000
$1,188,469
year$5,194,178
$4,754,476
$3,479,563
per common share
t$2.19 :
;
t$2.55
$2.75
deducting in respect of 1944, $16,000 postwar refund and
in
$2,000 postwar refund and $63,000, credit
for
1,337,397
.;\;-s >•:-v.
V
$2,160,399
3,479,563
-"T,
'
Earnings
2,647,489
■
585,000
$1,297,337
4,754,476
year.
V
—
Dividends.on preferred shares.
Dividends
144,000
100,000
720,000
261,518
beginning
f
51,284
,
828,000
assets
;
Total surplus"
78~264
..
$1,035,818
•
———
profit
Earned
60,667
26,793
—*1—
profit
on
$2,832,213
6,038
50,876
900,000
...
taxes—
Provision for contingencies....——
■
.
"
—
•Federal excess profits taxes
5,538,191
abandoned
$2,622,038
210,174
$2,484,815
53,667
10,194
sale & demolition of plant
on
assets
6,147,048
Radio
'•./;
,
29,172,887
41,214
investments
Due from officers and
employees
Emerson
^1943-t
va
$2,105,415
379,401
$2,177,040
...
Other deductions
Other
has
1944
34,042,380
Interest on debentures—..——.—.
Premium, etc., on redempt; Of debs.'
Minority interest in subsidiary com¬
panies' earnings — .————
$1,117,551
.;.
Corp.—Merger Abandoned—
/•■•.'.r--a
CALENDAR YEARS ;
1945
tOn average number of shares
outstanding., *
2993.-
merger
Instrument
9,717,725
,
1943
1,739,058
,'
i
—
2,308,641
841,226 :* 1,141,025
6,432,035
u.
*41,959
General Instrument
General
7
4,481,299
14
Operating' profit
Inc.- from invest., royal., int., etc.—
U.
5 350,126
68,597,967
22,989,095
9,246,258
debt
1944-
$1,215,277
425,926
201,248
79,169,374
25,425,633
:
•After
,,
income.
♦Deficit.—V.
iNCpME ACCOUNT FOR
.
of
From
v
CONSOLIDATED
*
Ry.—Earnings-
$860,154
from railway—w
8,149,600
Sales, less returns, allowances, etc.. $44,099,939
$36,147,795 $31,794,925
Cost of goods sold,
selling, admin..;/.-:;.;. .•••?••
i:-i .ii-KA'-i,-':
and general expenses
41,922,899
1943
-
21,598,716
Interehemical Corp.—Annual Report—^
.
mill
plant at Parkersburg, W. Va.
dynamo electrical sheets, largely
1945
77,745,135
7,452,059
1,289,451
—V. 163, p. 2993.
■;/
the
Parkersburg Steel Co. formerly was the Parkersburg Iron &
which recently was purchased and reorganized
by Louis
of
Steubenville, Ohio.
from
60,286,038
income..
concluded
and
operate the fabricating section
limited production for the trade.
1946
Net
oper.
■Net profit
will
Fort Worth & Denver City
Net
from
Co.,
relied
4,000,000
5,444,954
$21,535,500 $23,803,762 $22,696,888
$22,385,322
8,218
.11,131
2,250
24,807
v„' ',
Berkman and Associates
200,000
4,000,000
9,598
.
.
Parkersburg, W. Va., Plant—
also
lease
Parkersburg
the plant.
visable."
Total
to
Follansbee
for
1,500,000
300,000
6,000,000
of
corporation
section
conting. due to :
war
stock.
share
Net ry. oper. income.—
;,n
$2,988,940
'
1,986,219
1,500,000
—
reserves
with the merger the
preferred stock of Follansbee
exchanged for $80 face value of 4% % 20-year cumulative
debentures (subordinated) and two shares of Fol¬
4,209,847
'
'
„
$1,730,309
—
„»
Leases Section of
428,081
$21,535,500 $23,803,762 $22,696,888 $22,385,322
—:
special meeting on June 26 authorized the
corporation of its subsidiary, Sheet Metal
Specialty
become the Sheet Metal
Specialty Division of Fol*
will be
Gross
,
a
.
de-
reserve)—
this
will
at
.
deferred
——
,
,
The new common stock will be $10
par value
present common will be exchanged for one share
of new common. -The debentures
may be converted into common stock
within three years.
Conversion price the first year will be
$20 per
share, the second year $22.50 and the third year $25.
v
receiv.
reserve)—2,674,664
(less res.)—.
5,194,956
charges
with
Co.,
which
lansbee.
negotiations
1943
*
6,152,667
Inventories
Other
*
"
79,620
;V":' 78,435
v
28,349
22,913
20,745
$395,884
its
stockholders
common
$2,665,604
•
a
increase
an
Follansbee Steel Corp.—Merges
Subsidiary—Exchange
Offer to Be Made Preferred Stockholders— ;
lansbee
'
-
8,339,814
4,764,228
•
4,694,904
1944
$2,236,021
;
securities
:
since
5,104,778
1945
—
Marketable
7,641,344
3,426,170
convertible
(after refund
of
credit
of
and $1,000,000 in 1945.
tNo
CONDENSED, BALANCE
6,539,381
2,717,649
increase in the
share quarterly rate, A. W.
Higgins,
will become effective with " the
Sep¬
>
.
;
Cash
stock
income
tax
*
:3'
1,665
163, p. 2993.
1,071,736
a share
quarterly
reclassification, incident to the recapitalization
plan completed In September.
>
.
^
At. a meeting held June 20,
the directors decided that present
earnings of. the company justify the
contemplated increase in the
dividend rate.—See also V. 163, p. 3134.
the
$409,874
$5,104,778
.Jan. 1 to
30,661
4.550
.
.,
ry.^ oper^lncome—*
payment.
Dividends have been paid at the rate of? 20 cents
$340,176
$5,444,954
Month of
>
2993.
from
15,290,202
a.'
August meeting Will order
25-cent
a
The
5,444,954
$160,000) of $1,460,000 in year 1944
longer required and now restored,
V
to
$173,456
$5,868,972 $5,618,410
$2.63.
$2.43
excess
dividend
common
President,; stated.
and
Earn,
9,113
227,705
railway
From Jan,
Gross from
Net ry.
The directors at their
Steel
$250,562
5,618,410
;
truck
From Jan. 1—
;
Net addition to earned
v1
income—
539,098
15,741,041
Florida Rower Corp.—To Increase
Quarterly Dividend
Rate—
800,000
$137,456
$250,562
1,890,811
402,637
Week End.
1946
from
$3,297,017
1,277,661
—V. 164, p. 7.
merger
Balance
$2,961,806
14,985,285
■
•
.
and
3,127,900
143,606
*6,829
income—
1943
953,466
155,689
repre¬
.
car
Is
ma¬
$809,715
from railway—*
Net ry.
>
800,000
■
oper.
oper.
Net
1944
►
12,982,790
4,146,491
2,363,230
f
.
for
car
basis,
cannot
we
1946
Net
$2,539,108
:
full
weekly
$589,310
21,167
•1,290
.
♦Deficit.—V. 163, p.
Net
~;4-t
292,071
railway
railway.
last
our
,
figures
25,703
from railway.
Gross
10,200
$2,035,677
from
from
on
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS AND EARNED SURPLUS
;
railway.—«
railway.
tember
,
to expect
reason
Gross
Net
!
v
program,
sufficient
'The
from
1945
were-
comparable
p. 8.
Georgia Southern
-Earnings^
1946
from
Net ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
of 1944.
all of Elgin's
operation for
over
a
period of 18
spent in 1945.
A new plant
for watchmaking, to rovide Elgin with
Neb.,
Net
year
plating an expenditure of $2,000,000
approximately a quarter of which was
was
to stock¬
annual report
*
war
The
May—
Gross
ended
week)
bottlenecks,
ended."
1,692
May—
46,566
f. •.
Florida East Coast Ry.;
Elgin National Watch Co.—Annual Report—
■
46,810
22,249
$14,110,925 $12,763,869
161, p, 461.;
current
637
Canada
Net ry.
301,600
3,344
82,667
980,099
3,902
—
-V.
are
80
from railway*—
Net from railway——,
-
'
*
fixtures
Deposits;
Unpaid dividends
;
Sundries v:—;;
Com¬
week
the
611
Gross
480,535
301,600,
=
'
and
taxes
in
61,858
1941.
Front Jan. 1—
45,360
:
States
previous
2,821
—
164,
Gross
1,593,498
45,630
bonds
reserve for furniture
our
644
,
Net from railway.—.
Net ry. oper. income.,—
6,900,000
mortgages
estate
two
units
compared
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
$2,320,000
;
for
reserve
as
the
"Furthermore
3,056
2,487
__I
May—
27,985
6,900,000
616,187
reserve
The
83,761
of
for
produced
t-r.y.
50,979
$2,320,000
■
NOTE—For mechanical reasons it possible to arrange companies in exact
11,148
June
the
3,640
;
of
—V.
.
profits
Depreciation,
Depreciation,
Depreciation,
Depreciation,
The above figures do not include the system Inputs of any •companies
not appearing in both periods.—V. 163, p. 3416.
.
V.
i.
compared
1941.
United
in
that
1,837
Total U. S. and Canada.
$14,110,925 $12,763,869
_
States
of
7,058,376
11,148
56,286
36,127
" •./'
•
>
....
susbsidiaries of—
8,085,063
*.
—
—
—L—i.
Total
■
.
—.—
,
—
the-
production
Coaches
GM
1944
125,000
mortgages..
Sundries
said,
5,553
h 2,584 ."fl ;v
GMC Truck & Coach—
$637,639
114,879
4,735,661
127,200
loans—_—J*—123,501
...
the
—.Decrease
I * Operating
1945
United
period
i
I
Cadillac
real
;
$1,503,289
the
cars
1
—
Trucks
deposited in banks
comparable
•.
.
$29,074
from
sales
estate4,170,510
and
Bonds
System inputs of client
operating companies of Ebasco Services Inc., as compared with the
corresponding week during 1945 were as follows (in thousands of
kilowatt-hours):
.
rents,
an
produce
manufacturing divi¬
months
in
9,062
Oldsmoblle
Buick
$51,168
dividends;
Stocks and bonds.—;—
Furniture and fixtures..—_
Accrued interest and
9.6
•Decrease.
For
$99,032
interest,
on
to
June 29,'46 June 22,'46
,
Pontiac
BALANCE SHEET, DEC. 31
in office and
,■
until
of
<
•
Truck
185,600
ASSETS—
Cash
Time and demand
Real
%.
Amount
1945
from
V
Increase
Operating subsidiaries of—
income
*
-
Wilson
tabulation
a
■>
.
,
$214,674
324,800
estate; etc.
47,248
situation
\
Chevrolet—Passenger
-
$423,832
-——_—.
.•Includes
of Ebasco Services Inc.,
&
the
Week End.
—
the
car
produced
principally by supplier strikes,
Following is
87,000
.
of
GM
picture; whether compared with
on
a
semi-annual, monthly or
one,"
improve
divisions:
,
84,667
-
that
produced
;
production
pleasant
sented
f.
■
94,473
Inc.—Weekly Input—
ended
"operating companies
with
the five
203,544
•
stock
;
shortages
machines
period in 1941„
GM
year
against
compared
1941.
terially
1943 i
and
divisions produced
of' 1946" in- the
United' States
"
®
1946
weekly production the report showed
29, 1946 17,767 cars (347 less than
produced
not
$543,486
'
material
manufacturing
months
cars
passenger
63,744,798
25,322,824
8,910,434
1944
79,803
;
1945
$645,915
.
,
and
on
passenger cars in
in
the
first six
produced
Motors truck
"The
depreciation-*
Reserves
for
estd.
capital
and income, taxes
p. 2723.
of
months of 1946
tha- first; six
June
21,744,346
6,840,705
*408,400
the
163,
"
5,711,509.
2,102,407
66,856,014
proposed merger of
been
abandoned."—V.
manpower
paring
Reserves for
;
months
to 226,758 units for
;
Dec.
strikes
with
illustrated
was
1,206,479
in
4,319,617
1,428,207
the
has
Corp.—Weekly Output Again Rises—
165,746
1944
.
with
it
V
1941.
manufacturing
proposal to split the present
jetock on a three-for-one basis and to reduce the par value of the
Shares from $5 to $1.66%,- They also voted to increase the number
of authorized shares from 1,500,000 to 3,000,000.
It was expected the
split in stock would be effective June 21.—163,
«.Ebasco Services
1945
352,250
;
a
General
»'
respective boards of directors decided
July 3 by C. E. Wilson, Presi¬
report comparing production of GM
automobiles and trucks
In the first six
sions produced
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania—Annual
Report-
lnc*-*-Split-Up Voted—
approved
in
$8,988,625 $12,716,187 $13,339,177 $13,627,140
•
high volumes
dent, in
1
,
1946
income...
oper.
Years
The stockholders
at new
596,505
below.—V. 163, p. 3133.
;
our
proceed
;
General Motors
♦Deficit.—V. 163, p. 2992.-
422,373
*36,735
:
to
accordingly
The
crippling effects of
industry otherwise prepared
13,805,900
for
railway—' 48,319,153
Net from railway
,5,157,492.
•Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3133.
!
1,213,876
income.
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross from
•<
1,768,378
railway.
railway
from
■
1,730,847
:
;
from
ry.
■
income—.
oper.
•130,835
25,057
•
1,641,650
/
2,171,546
14,164,428
to
:
,
Net
$361,045
44,291
32,200
'-V:.'-
.
railway
*613,189
RR.—Earnings—
Net
V
1943.
$316,649
55,482
•
3,438,224 :K 3,750,143
income
oper.
Eric
•
3,292
4,804,618
General Instrument
Ccrp.
Gross
-1944
/
$389,053
23,344
721,082
-
and
.'
15,560,089
"
1945
$320,938
income
oper.
from
Net
1946
-
Railway.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
y%;
railway..__
95,556
9,097,346
-
inadvisable
was
.
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Corp.- —Merger Off-
;
Bultith South Shore & Atlantic Ry.- -Earnings—
May—*:'if■St--.'
Gross
387,270 '?!:
companies,
p. 3134.
763,012
••;
it
two
$2,767,265
♦Deficit.—V. 163, p.' 2992.
3,032,527
9,523,477
2,323,943
2,925,102
1,420,227
741,979
259,469
further consideration,
that
1943
$2,946,454
805,463
•262,494
"On
1944
$2,954,104
32,083
—
May—
S
; >
«•
railway-.
Net from railway
~
2,506,708
*1,806,152;
$1,572,654
income—
oper.
1945
From Jan. 1—
3132.
p.
ry.
Gross
'
10,405,989
1 ""
4,606,122
:> 1,325,844
incomes.
oper.
I *Deflcit.—V. 163,
,,
;
Net
1946
•
from
railway
Net from railway
>\
from
railway
from railway
Net
1944
$5,592,411
v
Gross
-Earnings—
1945
May—
.
the; commercial; & financial chronicle'
J48
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry»^Earaidgs^.\ :
liabilities—
•
Accrued
!
taxes
$1,132,733
$1,222,209
v
$6,975
payable (trade),—•
—
—
deposits _—
Accrued payrolls and commissions-—,-,—-■—
Account a
Customers'
*v
515,'671
'255,71?
—ao».
—
354,900
-
'S 484,574
current liabilities—870;b9b
fund requir. in respect of 3 Vu% sinking
fund debentures —!—--- 77v —
Other
*
fund debentures—------------Reserve for retirement of preferred shaies__—
Minority interest in subsidiaries
—-—;-
200,000
sinking
3%%
reserves
Contingency
shares
Common
50,000
—
—V.
and
;
May—
-
i
••
from
Ret ry.
January-1t-:
From
-
Cross
3,'591,942'
railwayrailway—
7, 684,997
income—!
V 242,956
from
Ret irom
Ret
>:
-
oper'.
ry.
>
1943
,1944
$893,745
$752,559
362,315
7 312,262
106,928
112,774;
2,093,019
583,234
,
•'
:
i
2,955,596
—
1944v
excess-profits.
.
--•••
income-taxes—756,267
taxes—
36,519
Postwar refund of excess prof, tax
_
Prov. for postwar adjustments-
866,093
64,276
Crl7,242
0*24;21T
-
"May—
Net
balance sheet,
assets—1
ry,
$1.64>
bonds——»-
$1,624,262
1,758,850
acceptances
and
Inventory
one
year
49,142
46,4-77
.
'45,389
/'60,025
u
1944
V
•<:
■
$118,775
>
development,
—i—
—-
706,838'
239,570
115,825*
r - -
70l;403*
"234^288'
102,303',
'
Reserve
yjt
•
rallwayi^
railway——^
income
—
& Arkansas
Net
•
from
*
railway—_L—.
income
;
36,938
~
,
•76,514
fSft^:"deducting
,and $1,531,931 in 1945, and
I
;/LIABILITIES—•
1943
>■:
$169,478
payable; and
on
•Provision
State and other
Federal,
V
198,830-43,718-
3,287
$18,210:
$31,947
,
95,346
taxes—/
_";V-i 39,000
566,914
*
618,346
'
from
ry:
Net
railway—!w-!
Net--lyl/operi,: raiiwayY!-;
*79,169
2,461,045^
deducting cost: of U_-S. vTreasury tax anticipation: notes^
1915 and $214,000 in 1944i
$At ff stockholders' meeting1945, it was voted to create, by a "reduction in the statedvalue-of capital stock, -$8,800,000 of capital surplus which, together
with $33,549 from earned surplus, was applied to the* writedown* to' a
nominal value of $1 of the intangibles acquired at the organization of
the company not previously subject to amortisation.'jFully. amortized
patents and development aggregating $2,394,438 were written off to
the reserves provided therefor'in' prior years ah'd" the" remainder' still
.subject to amortization has-been segregated as shown above/vA.corre¬
sponding segregation -was given effect to :in 1944' accounts.—V. 162^
p. 1284. '■'
;;
• •
t
' 1
1
:
v
^
in
held Nov. 29,
,
^
102,743
46,242"""
940.385
; From January l-!1
Gr5ss frbm' railwayNet from railway.:
•199,140-
Net
55,741-
International^§reat^^r^hemJRF^^
'
"
Ret
of
Ret
ry.
rail^ay/-,/;^v 10,317,987. 12,357;731
13,253,754 kwh.
Gas
93,108
output for
increase
an
19,534-
of
♦Deficit.—V.
163,
' '639,537
" 442;i00, /
.186,054
•
588,567
61,431
.
From
Gross
Net
*
•:»
1945*
'
* -
1
168,554 ,:
Met
from
Met
ry.
,
From Jan. 1—
from
30,428,620
-
9,732,570
12,327,907
The
7,860,873.
Net
/ronn railway.--,^^^.
ry-.' oper.
t-v.
/J 3,240,495. .i 3,280,46L».2,512,025: ;
195,178
57,43889,005--—
~
-
>2,727,041,;
v
68,214,752/94,751,547
railway^
from
ry.' oper.
income.:.i
163, p. 3420;
-:x
•
Net
from
Met
ry.
—V.
163,
625,373'950,144
271,470
408,367
railway./-^—*
income^—f.;
oper.
'
2994.
p.
42,547,297
13,744,350
13,806,604
ii.
May—
from * railway.! :•?*>'
1946
from
let
ry.
1945
1 $87,660-
R'
railway
from
fet
.
oper'.* incomer.—
fet. from
fet ryl
milway.—
$333,884
$355,438
$338,162
183,948
/ 208,337
♦64,866-
109,960*
202^390
188,873
;
820,216 y'R' .722,524
railway——— ! ' *352,167
182,228
227,234
♦437,642
89,818
oper.
income
♦Deficit.—V.
163,
2994.
p.
;
1940
-
$250,954,
/
77,4931
;
-
74,614*
>
from
>
t
'
" "
127,195
31,295'
V;'
-
f'
is
not-always*?
163,' p;
■
•'
(incl.
sales
IN COME
/
,
.
.
.
,
less-irtc.
;
oper.
ono
1Q44
"
*
*-•,
'a aunci
457,240*';
•Prov.
.
May—l
Ret
from
Ret
ry.
i
;
Gross'from
railway
railway;
operi
Income—
:
1946
•.
-
/
.
••
:•
1945 •.--// 1944 "•
$3,444,908
$3,716,241
./
542,905". .: 917,883
...
*180,643
•
155,749
•;
19437.* 1
$3,839,312
952,572
_
-
$3,607,367
•' 247,361
457,092
i;i74,089i
From Jan. 1—>-■
Gross
Ret
from
from
Ret ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income-—
♦Deficit.—V. 163, pp.
,r.-
17,163,343-
17,389,962-
17,144,550
15,857,600
-2.544,092* - *3,568,911-- - 2,958,161
3,110.080
*989,423
2441
arid 3138.''*~
44,875
57,709
338,162
Min.
fixed
int.
and
260,658 7
„
'--i;"
assets
'
,558,478::
452,518
reduce
;
cos
real
!:_.27,36flY/
income—
> Y .1944
$269,410
1943f
$247,873>
C'
.
$267,626.
.$162,043
,!
-
19457/
'
-1946
<*
—
147,934
>
31,561
103,494
lating to sale-,
Provision
-27,467'!>
:
181,916 ;;;113,070 *:1 100,840
>
.:
■>,
1,179,237
884,422
-
232,611
1,113,323"
1,183,077
••
529,544
518,338
460,320
>>747828
.'664,019
556,795
.
Y -:.
.1944
1945
$1,165,028
$1,267,562
419,785
384,974
384,382
90,086
223,375
{. 65;862
r
44,768"
depr. Js amort.;
64,579 >
.
119;434 ;
.
$1,249,735
-.**415)251
;135,67®.
44,498
>
896
taxes
rll-7,971;
—w_ r:
;
117,676Y 111/800;■
>■
61,018
114,042,
$220,339
$217,152)
profits
108,106
59,186"
tax_
incomfe
oper.
$236,645
!
income
<
$238,794-
Deducts, from gross inc.
Net
income
54,325
101,03®
.1,407
$222,076
!■49,446
"47,029'
48,190r"
■;
>•!. 4,924
$221,746'
$230,478
$184,469,.: $182,289* >> $174,718
—,
Earns, pe'i- com.> share!.^
"
>
850
v*-
...
.1,350,000
;
l
.>., 250,000
.
,
'
on
subsequent additions at cost.
.:
as
.
Jan.
at
;
in
,:
on
1945
.
.....
*
—L—_!
banks and
7
$3,184,845
-10,312
-
)
i—
:
''
>••!
:
■>
$3,159,792
.35,136
.- ">>106,964
service' accounts—
t
1944
n
>
213,007
! *>*325,000
i!
$1.86.
31*
dec
s^rie^ C
hand^.—
Treasury- savings riotes;
192,71?
'
225,000
>
96,06ar
■
Miscellaneous
411,491
Interest
instalment
accounts
i.i*
accounts————
2,224
receivable
Inventories *■_.——___
,
"Prepayments and other deferred'charges—
Abandoned property in process of amortiZ;__
Discount on preferred stock
.
3,563
1,215
*
2;779
—-
Special deposits-
—^
basis of revised- values established
.
$172,630*
•
>.
$1.90
$2:03
^
.
Merchandise- sales
profit for the year:..._____" $2,296,883"" $1,850,463". $l,8l5,57"3
Divs. on 6% cumul. pfd. stock
22,690
47,880' /' 52,896
Common dividends
584;969
1503,853
371,196
Earnings per common share.!-,
$4.40
$3.57
$3.54
the
S.
Customers'
Net
•On
assets
Investments
U.
-
—
•
Cash
v
;
assets—
c
Fixed
-
* ■' t
$2:06 ^
comparative balance sheet,'- years ended
"
;4,625;000
:
30,864".
121,77®
/
118,302- >>
118,834
103,84L
/ Gross
j .247,025---/ 225,025
960
:
r
1942*
:
1943
,'$1,171,757
53,092!
61,220
'
V
946,583
for' contingencies
.
109,187
107,^19 ?'
„
2,700,000*5,2'68,000
-
estate
mtgs. on prop, sold by subsidiary,
now
dissolved, and -expenses re--
665,34S
:
$228,568"
Non-operating income—>>-2,149.L910
$7",070,979"
86,185
rr
233,467
income of subsid.
made .to
V
5,806,02$!
3,277,293*
Chiin^cting* RRf- Earnings-—*"1
raxlway^I__
excess
Net
.
Payt.
;'.}V
5,284,949/
2,233,079
5,468,656
2,553,679
> j-
60,913,106 .57,154,683
25,454-
amortization1"
Federal and-State- incdme taxes.:
101/903
*
!'
Lowisville Gas & Electric Coj; (Ky.)—Weekly Output
of
<
z
for deprec.
*
nrtm
668,093
-
revetfUe
Federal
Fed.
;
r $7,5531347" $7,644(856 ! $7,169,164
Interest;—
-
inil
•
93,947:; ::j98,887!
r
934,556
Federal normal- tax and )
v
surtax'
L—
..
$7,396,325* $7,"5"ll,272
157,022"',
133,584
.:.:
'Total 'income "_„2
..i-VV
•>■>-
-
•
State; local and misc.
- -
;
fr, -carrying chgs.» :'65,541,169
Balance
income
a or*
3; 434,857 :
'
Other
-;
1
"
406,308
13,667:
;
,
ooc
121,335
railway—-
Prov, for-
'
.
APpQWfT.FOR YEARS ENDED; J AN. i 31
and
ioi
Malritenance
.
.
sold
from
Operating
leased depts.),
1946
< 1945
1944.
aUoWrance&x-r«.::$72',937,494:$68,424;378 $64,2'3'4,662
merchandise
exps.,
a;
Operating expenses
Power
purchased
•-y-j*
•;
of
less returns -and:
>
Newport Electric Cbrp^AnnliarReport-
business.—V/153,-p; 1350;
.* dONS6LlDATEI)
Sales
V;
Years Ended Dec. 31—
J;—Obtains Loan—
Proceeds are to be used to* finance an enlarged
.
Earnings—
r-\\
2996.
p.
oper.
ry.
325(526
$3,000?000 3 J/4 % subordinated:
note, diie 1S61-, to Tho Mutual Life Insurance Co; of New
!<*'* '
j
—
From Jan. 1—"
2995;;' " >
---V-
." 1Q44
inoomeu^_ t • >>445,836
103, p. 314L c;- . :
•
This corporation has sold a
York:
-c/' »/'c*
-
■
"
Long Island RR.—Earnings-
{L. II*
week ended June 22,
1946,:'waa,
the corresponding week* last year.*
Net' ry.. oper;
' 484; 158
;
407,945
:'304,239
11,386
;; *67,68$
103,-
of
;r
1946
May—5
Net
1,175,53^
;i,223,8.98.
>
:;253,87r
Motor Finance Corp;, Newark, N,
Cost, of
590,571
production
$626,-089''^ 4 $1,005,770 $1,067,471 >$1:221,917-;
*
*
railway^.::.;
Gross^ frbm
~'M
;
i; 1X5,248
over
:
railway
oper." income:— I
Net
>>'ll7;53*6i
112,278}
78,584-
- •
> 326,808
♦Deficit.^V.
$279;68&
111,444
♦27,490
*7,881
'
-z
January 1—
from
$276,847*. <"
$79,972
*
1944.
National Department! Stores Corp.'—Annual Report— /
•
From
1945
the
t
■
-
-
; f
!
Gross from railway
Net- frnm: railway
■A-1943-*":
257,451-
'
'
1944-
56,096
0
rallwayi—,
-
iross
January 1—
volume of
May—
iross
•
1946'
'
railwayxw.x.w
Net/ry: open income...'
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Lake Superior ^-
it
reasons
^'
for
t
N6w Yoirk
Montour RR.^-Eamings^r;
"•
figure
railway——*
railway.—*;—
Net* ry.
V. 163,
.32,165*
/
mechanical
possible*
as
from
Net
89,942,895
39,702,-816-
5,980,778 < 14,147,164
.
1430,366
1,670,439935,974':'"' 874,946
402,942
-4 397,916
1,844.205
above
From* Jan. 1—
Gross
95,007,225
39,408,283
13,222,269
railway..*.vw
^rbnv railway!--,818.121
from railway-i---_:>N. v 18;o96',
Net ry.-oper.-income.v:
90,011
"-1,583
7.72%
or
to arrange
companies in exact alphabetical■ y.
However, they are always as near alphabetical >
Nfttnryi oper.: income::!;
"
—V.
-
from
Net
3,125,207
.
'I
January 1—»
from
Net
$201,882.
'
89;483
ft.,
cu.
Gross* frbm
.7,751,9.75
7,502,365
2,580,524':
7,530,562
302,422
Net
!
1,524,602
;
abovo
week a year ago.
111,362,000 cu. ft.,
the. June 28 week-is reported'at
increase of 0.06%
an
164; p.
May-r--
.
Gross
1941
increase of 420,762 kwh., or 3.28%
an
New Ot-Icans &. Northeastern RR.
j
.
1,686,745*/
income
Net- from:
.
This is
comparable
62,399,635,
'
railway^-—-
:s
'*
,
4,919,194
Net
'
Sross
-OutpUt
ended
,
from-
1,910,552
125,759^'* :.2,127,778
-f
w
....
Electric Association
AsSocIattbh' reports number oU kllowatt houra avanable toi thai
June 29, 1946, as 61,940,533 compared with 60,642,062 for.
the week endfed'June 30,-3949) tin increase ot 2.14% * V ,
week
' >
1946
1945 "
„
1944
:
1943
railway.,.':.*$12,277,3-56 $19,377,644 $18,877,953 $18<1141486
May— :
Gross
I,444j629
1944
$358,048;-
incortiei—
-
The
•565,003
"Missouri JPacific RR.—Earnings—
Gross
/v.;
1945 /
$306,027- -$421,282--
railway-^'—/
railway.,
oper:
2,250,114*
England Fower Association—Weekly Output>—*
1 *41,892*
;
461,160 *
448,964
,
>
5,144,668;
1940-
from
Sross
2,699,304"
5,196.265
*
'
'
37,240,407'Y33,296;622
24,606,474-
railway
ry. oper. income...
.1,817.770
Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3140.
4,015,897
tOklklioma; & Gulf Ry^Earnings-— /
May-—
6,419,769-
2,132,931^
403,454
NOTE—For
order.
January lr-
from, railway....
From
Kansas
16,405,534*
5.073;987
211,649
>'>•> >; >
7,980,000
"position
*'; 1943"'
$7,186,015
$4,661,127*
19441
$7,935,978
; 2,720,*743" > 2,206,633
671,-651:*
•
railway-..--*—,
from
1,524,813
_
17,945,784
j^e ^grrespcindiog jveek^a: year/ago.^Y^ 164,
174,111
148t7o0
RR.—EarningS-
1946i
$4,720,575
railway:
*
from
Net
,12403,628
12,642,201
3137..
p.
*17,335,654
< 1,217,694 -U 1,273,683
possible
IJet ry. oper, income:..
3,571,581-
1,452,047/
railway
oper. income
12,047;050
production of 12,832,992 kwh. for the corresponding
'; $236,124
$209,802
36,318
17,947.
1,413,039
f
226,155
Rfay— :
v
from
*294,092
1,273,566"
379,933
Fdr 'tlie' webK" eridriif;Jiirie>;20ToxiCpufc
%
1943
1944
39,743
477,48^"'
-
Gross from
\
from
$3,383,2891
1,194,243
New England Gas &
.
Gross
*
1943
>194^
*
$3,839,700
oper; income—_
*470,691
^Deficit.—V.; 163, p
29961
'
:>
Missou ri -Kansas -Texas
Net
'
1943~
IS1-?* 1945'
1944 ' ^
J
•
1946
$2,443,650
$2,624,695
$2,481,025
railway/-—" $2,360,125
878,115.
from - railway—'—:— 1:
294,367" '•"816,553 - - 649,409
329,809
314,898- 249,582
ry. oper* income
.*38,906".
from
" Frorii Jan. Y—" ~
of $141,495:
approved by tha:
'
Gross
May—
Ret
1945 '
83,566,145'
ry.
382,000 cu.,
X305,255
.
railway...... ;
iflcorhe
from
From
Ret
as
1,031,520
215,815
Net from
•vv;
v:. • After
.
'
1946'
$2,124,356
88,715-
$308,642 "•
147.907
$273,123
income.:.
oper.
—V,l163,:p.-3140<
76,092
$4,811,464 $13,425,651-
Total
1
amortization
'
railway.—.
Net<"ry; oper.
Net
Gross
•'
from
/.;,♦ 6,778
t *17,8851
35,§85
"1945
railway^i.^
From January !—
irom railway
10,000,000
-2,730,762
surplus
$200,000
for
>>!.->»■
1946
;
May—
Gross
Net from-
64,347
;.
.
Earned-
reserve
railway!!.*.
148(612/
46,117
;
Reserve for contingencies—————x--—. /•/l >64,340
i
76,038
Reserve for postwar adjustments.—______
$1,200,000
Capital stock (600,000 shares,- no par)t.—
affiliated company-—
Accounts payable to
of- $547,574- in 1946
depreciation of $737,726 in
accounts
for
reserves
in 1945.
ttAt nominal values
directors.—V. 163, p. 3289.
May-
Deficit.—^V. 163; p. 9140.
Gross
contracts—
for
* 'After
and $117,272
of
Gross
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
$4,811,464 $13,425,651-'
..
>> >
4- >: ' f \ >
accrued-liabilitiesi.-.*.
«■
—,—•!
■> '
Accounts
Deposits
1946
.
Net
,-C.
doubtful
for
reserve
$524,004 in* 1945,'
1,002,7°0 ;
i 270,399-
♦125,556
.
8,249.460,
1*156,770
Ur4,790
total ^_.:.:: $26,481,28i $24,154,417
2,953,569
•
open
Companies——1—
*
'
Total •
and subsidiary
and
'
1944
1,047,85670,452
.762,979
;
513,680
,
2,76i>685«
—
1946
$230,945
82,152
♦82,695
*26,537
.
241,874
PY-'6,056
WW •-
2,814,848
par)—
3,798,359
....
railway
iiuai
Net ry.
'•
,/
From Jan. l—•
4-
Nashville; Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—-EamingST- :
1945
•32,913
(no
»
9,938,684
Ry*--Earniligs^'';
< $192,328
preferred stock ($10 par)—
5,046,055.
in
<
>
-
5,139,521
board
1946
.$135,883
: *2,995
*
—
-•
275,769
>' 6,220-
;
*After applyirig. $2)585,006 TI, S/Tjeasury savings not%s in 1946 ($4,1945) in reduction of tax liability. tRepnesented by 522,433^
1946 and 505,044 shares in 1945.
tRepresented' by shares ot*
stock held in treasury (556 shares common stock at-Jan.
31, 1946, ana'
556 common' shares'*and'13,548* preferred shares* in*
prior years), " V "
""
163, p. 2995.
from
Gro^y
9,575,9107
$663,135
253,072
Prepaid taxes- and.- expenses:*#:..:-.r
cumulative
.430,100*
1,000,060
3,350,000
—_
shares in
593,521
522,710
1,008,322*
:
—
contingencies.
39,901,
-
k
756,676i
1,048,258
•260,304
41,589 '>
and'
(bond
716,000 in
"^,w.{526> "''-iiMVfiii' *12,515,315!
z-z-zzz.
.45,000.
ac¬
'
>
1944,
,
from
May-rrr
*
instalment
on
capital, surprusv-^:--.w:-x-!u:>--:-xu-*.—
Earnedsuvplus'—i——■
fSHares of preferred arid common
sto^ held by
221;279
.
1,460,662!
1,106,7147
vt:
45,000 i
206,900
(current)*
trading-.stamps
charges
subsidiary compkny
fCommon stock
$2,637,347
$2,408,438
660,868
"
425,550
163,187,
-5,118
1,002,227
1,503,081
etc.-!——-:—:
for redemp. of trading stps^ (non-current)
interest. in- subsidiafy1 companies-::^
6%
' 373,642
1940
"
$2,116,818
.
railway
Net from railway—:
Net; ry/ ©per/4noome^__.
!
-194rr
.
of
for
Res.
Vf76d/4ii-";
carrying
$2/347,803
1,064,863
and State; income-taxes
Minority
,r..
.
wages*,
$2,623,096
>
transit-:
-
Fixed; assets!;
.
estd. Fed.
debt
29,358
17,242-
merchandise in
redempt;;of
22,210
34,502
.
;
M^sourt
_
"Y2/
k,
mortgage obligations due In 1957, iess-current *
annual Instalment of $3'5,000)—> >>*476,500
I
$143,583
23,766-
-
income—--—™—i
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
108^11.
76,092
'
licenses,
right,
patent
goodwill, etc.
Patents,
•,;>•
1945
•
'
raflway:^.I_i.-.i—
Net' ry; •nper'-
?
2
>'■ i"
receivable
Funded
$163,511
48,573"
'
(Sross
48,192
of excess profits tax
refund
Postwar
;■,
'*
not due withm
receivable,
accounts
,
------
————-—-—
and
Rotes
354,301
■—l—>
receivable———
Accounts receivable
Rotes
-
-<
> 1944*
$615,752''
2,287,474
424,697-:
1945- ;
>
;
;
.
Treasury
taxes,
for
*Res;
Res*, .for
railway.—
Net' from
-720,000
dec. 31-
in '•■banks———
S.
;
•;
From Jan. l-i-:'
$982,540
——i--.i-.w--,—$1,023,266
$966,886
stock;.::., > '•■ 720,000720,000;
per\Sharfe-«-.i.-A-----i--~> ;
$1.70- $1.61
income
.
U.
Accrued .rentals,
3138;.r;.?<.-'*
p.
*
from
Gross
■
38,409,852
I/Minneapolis SLJP'aul ^ Sault Ste.'Marie RR,—Earns.
24,217
17,242
Dividends paid'on'capital
Cash
163,
January-1—
Gross(from
;
i;104,672>
>615,691:
1,780,586
,
86,063,075;
:
parent
1,196,229;
;
7o~3,138>
———-•.i.i $2'6,48l;281"024;154,4l7
#1
^
:"'
r.-^——
liabilities—
10,308,293 •>10,989,234.
10,593,814
630,632;.
Net from
*. ,126,403'
Net ry. open income
c
26,372*
Deficit .—V. 163; pr 2995.,
" *
$3,109,138
800,422
95,642
and
Other: corporate
Ret income
From
Net
$2,965,096 $3:i05;31&
ljl49,044 ^JL,242,367 "
——
sales-and expenses-^.-
713,453*
2,185,941
zZz^zzziJ-^SLU>!>-H-::Y'.
34,140,416
33,150,422
4,831,899
.
-railway
railway.
" $14,435"
"3,094,703
Provision for Federal
Net
income.—
oper.
Gross-- from
1943
$20,740
3,084,578""
$94ioo.
-————
total
Cost of
ry.
Total
*
:
>
284,587
etc.—
Accounts"payable
Accounts payable,
.V-;:"v- '<-<£"•<
May—f
V.' i
<,-.1946. ;■
Gross from railway—•
$103,458
SNetRfrDm railway!—l;7'S::*443^
Net, ry. pper: income
": .. *23,028•
y-
Goodwill
1943.-;';"'?'i
■■■
;
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—.
1 International Cigar Machinery Co.- ^Annualv Report--" t
Royalties
1944
■
3,870,790
1,679,130
572,193
4,679,062
5,071,665
2,212,212
5-jf 606,982;
*;; 137,862
300,000
in .and- amounts receiv.- from whollyowned'real-Estate cos.) (not consolidated)—..."
•-■'i
■!.*».
:-
89,089,240" 88,339,686
66,443,212
railway—':'—.,- ;; 9,787,471
rauway—
*Eieficit:—V.
r
7,354,903
!
taXL/x!—j.).!'..'
prolits
taxes; rents, jsuppries,
prem.,
assets
counts
%
p. 3136.
—V. 163,
Net
J
flom
froni
Net
excess
ins.
"Fixed
Unearned
444,764
i.
>.. 35,604
krtrv&'i-**
&7.1945
of
4,724,915"
7,759,504
201,817
ttlnvest.
RR.—Earnings
.»**••»
1946
M
,
4,062,591
-
from
Gross
* / /7>'" V> "
.116,006;
109,109
■
income—-
oper,
/
;
,
$1,028,171
$639,927
railway.—
railway-—
Oross' from
Ret
1945
1946
'V^-
' •'•
m
;
'/
.
From January I—
<
.
-
"■r»;'.v, 'v./.V
v
■
RR.—Earnings—
Illinois Terminal
'>*:'>
1,422,500
—
refund
">1945
V
$8,239,147'
; 393,500*
1946
$8,700,875
^lisc. other receivables and trade investments— >•
railway
$10,541,834 $18,838,250 $18,308,657 $17(620,088
7,606,327
7,241,385
7,232,280
NetTro.m railway-,——
.♦279,826
V
Net 'ry. oper, incomei—,
*348,418. i 2,267,712 f ; 2,134,019
2,211,859,
Gross
of' $7,375,331 liv
320,662 shares in 1J45,
$6,799,941 in 1944: HRepresented by
313,606 shares ill 1944.—V. 162, p. 2943.
and
*'
'•••
-i
$312,083 ^
1945
Postwar
Prepd.
L-ouisville & Naslitille
• After reserve of $298,281 in 1945 and
reserve of $214,175 ' tAfter reserves
for depreciation
r
-i;ilV,134""
'.-750,585w
k-
■'J. 8,128,133
3,448,756'
< 999,535'
- 840,034s
2995.
p.
May—
'-—7.—$24,933,305 $25,327,865
; Total
163,
*
Cost..;?—'/-:/'
securities;" at
Equity in-cash surrender-value-of life ihsY pol;>
Deposit- with trustee
9,015*9278,240,201
3,998,527"*: 3,234,252
1,660,696-;
SHEET, JAN. 31-.
.>*>:>'
—i-.-.L.
;
Government
Inventories
,
♦
3,136,060
4.611.153T
4,754,476
4,300,520
5,194,178
surplUS:v-:^--rr---^r--r--^-rr--;T"?V*~
■
V
railway-.—:
Net.ryf open Income
143,947"
7,811,900
ann
7,808,400
stock (par ,$100)—.
————
50,000
I
from
Net
-
•
>
•
BALANCE
II-Aceouh-tS''- receivable
203,684*
.
.
S.
nr.
716,365
:r P
J 7
:?
5,347,285;.
.
$1,705,770
'
•1,050,000
surplus —_—---—*
Capital
Earned
>"!
—------r-~~
cumulative preferred
4Va%
January 1—.
Gross lroin Taiiw'fiyli
1,250,000"
■Y- ASSETS—* *
cash-- _•
!-i-;
7-'
1943
.
From
Skg.
'
/ "" *
* • 1946
,"7* 1945
' ." 1944 '
GrosB from railway^.-'—: $l;023,02l; $1,902,700- $1,691,716^
Net from railway-./^—329,1801
887,085v-"' 659,'253
Net .ry. operi ihcomex-/t •
248,503";! ;*154;275
130,701^
May—
92,404
'
Monday, July 8, 1948
CONSOLIDATED
2,266
*'
"
1,0136"
11,638
1,102
■% " 58,376
54,701
18,584*
»
24,999
282,515
315,752
102,680
102,680
'
31", 1936, and
.
Total
$4,322,488■* $4,212,438
1: t *.. "
.-
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^Volume 164
Number 4505.
,-yif";'
v
■
«
149
LIABILITIES— .'.
-
'f:•;,•**? $•*''' '\
6%' cumulative* preferred
"stock
Common
-.■
funded
stock ($20
debt
for
($100 par)
$1,026,800
1,191,000
"
1,000,000
XX. -Accounts payable
/,
;,
.Customers'
'
31,282
*25,285
-deposits'
Payrolls payable"
K^iAccruedflaxea; -JjilL
4,509
-
expenses
(Contributions
Earned
in
aid
of
construction
surplus
171,764
—~» -— —
May—.
"
ry,. open
$659,226..
:
$645,291..
.
railwsty—:
railway
1
Ret ry- open income—-
3,076,544
*Deficit.—V.
163, p.
Electric output of this
totaled 46,072,000 kwh.
,
3,268,764
227,340
Co.
228,152:
605,274
*
»
,
compared
3,325,31b
y
Net
ry.
oper.
income—"
From,
January 1—Gross from
raUway
Net from railway
Net^ry^, ope*, income
"Deficit.—V-.
163,
.
an
with
returned
1946
kwh. for: the
164 P* 11.
increase of 1.8%.—V.
1944
:*-U943vVe
$524;713
$571,976
193,122
139,642
109,780
82,807
-.
.61,320!
H.
2,558,511-
2,425,458
477,359
417,981
172,280
223,059
-
CO.,;
587,267
341,461
&
Go.—Securities
R;
Offered—New:
Company
ci-
&
.
changeable.. Bonds Will -be redeemable
.,
Whole
part
on
at
on
least 30
A
any
from
the
,
-
;
-
.
r-'
CAPITALIZATION
Company
tmv
•"
tn»
:**>-
.
*
nrim
Kuhn, Loeb
Lehman
Drexel;
A. C.
Unlimited
Unlimited*.
■
.
$32,500,000*
4,000,000*
Unlimited
®i*fev Coiinty; Electric Co.-—
-
—,,
Schwabacher
750,00ft
Co
Common" st(»k' ($20
'
par)—.——.
w,,uutvuw-;^;i?
.?*•
H.
200,000
750,000
-200O0ft •—Fr B.
the
*
par)*.——!—2,000,000shs;
i"mSTORY^ finsiNESS^-COmmpany
"j;': iteniwin
;
'101,000 shs.
as.
"CO*.
Net
1
-F<j;*i,
it 'CO.—
Brothers-
was
of
*
1944
-
'
'
3,242,516
4,678,561
1943
; 1,409,274
1,927,067.
5,442,991
3,450,469
60,301,363
•
28,110,35®
18,518,06T
:
Go.—Weekly Output^
this
Co.—Earnings-—
;
"v"194S
1946
1944
1943
tj:i
railway—-'$29,604,580 $44,834,624 $44,107,988 $40,513,903
railway
r
1,625,186
15,376,455
15,329,352
17,394,099.
ry. oper.
-income—'
2,477,636
3,086,148
3.160,200.
4,218,635
if'.:?: &&:■*;.-ft ?■?";>.*; r.':'*." ?'•
«#•
.
.railway—.154,216,019
from
-
203,988,853: 203,098,480.183,269)0731
12,806,699>: 59,674,257
62,413,904
73,035,53©
8,154,836
15,2.42,471. 15,928,612 27,902,61ft
.
.
-
P4
Mantis* af Cd."^3n^
500,000
names
of
—
-
ww
No",
Hallgarten &. C0._L
Harriman Ripley
,
..Inc.
.
-.
?
;
2,060
LOOft
-j
:X;
-
"
*
A'From
*•
-*'
Net<ry?
—
4,850
Salomon Bros. & "Hutzler—
-4»
4,850-
Pomeroy, Inc*.
??Scott fz'Stringfellow-T.
4,850*
4.
.....
.4,850
Net
-
Stein
Bros.
&
Nefc'ryv,
oper iheomeid.
-Dencit.
•
A":
:
v,
iw»
Stone &-Webster-*SecuritieSr
-••■■■Corp;'
'
—'
•
-Union; Securities
Gross
1,000
-
Corp.-—
,;
■
220,990
■13,672t
*32^471,
X:
^
p.
3,445,506
'4,171,670
;
""" "-459,804
f
Net
'f:
f*lf435;4«l
"
*672,51*4.
'
$938,131
236,668
* 49;232
.
■■'■
■
19,259-
ry. oper. income—'
from
31,265
24,9301
880,111
904*845,
277,164i
492,608
103,217
.r
.*
r.-
t
A,
;
•.
157,89ft
""
'
1
7
Ry.—Earnings*-..^
1945
1944
"188,921*
521,403
1943
-
$2,245,098?
'
738,420
414,488
.
$2,101,47£
1;055,725£
605,78ft
1-A
7,318,383.
railway
oper,
,
11,048,5.79.
683,493
income—
* Deficit.-;—V,
»
73,83®
.115,738
1946-
-
*
$170;371 V
956,870
401,646
•
railway—.-"$1,259,666
$2,519,611
railway—"
|
129,7.72^. 970,31ft
Gross from railway
163,*
p.
'
"
9,685,306
9;426,007
3,583^99.,
2,598,903— 4,787,38$
1,504,181
*162,956
1,079,079
3,041,341
2999r
*vtA-';*'-*
;,^v.v ,7
'
"
Mriy—"
.
:
Gross., from -railway^—
Net. from railway-""—'™
Net, ry> eperj
1946
.
'
*
$442,44L
$308,38$
206,790
126,01ft
119,678
108,6103
1,354,285
2,423,643
30,349 " & 949,570
2,124>531
3L44t*' :-J
Deficit.—VI 103, p
*;
437,936
1,551,35®
1,004,514
.
*041,462
...
'
•
'?■*: 19.44; i'&
240,608
4,746
*49,210
-
*/,!
Gross from railwayNet;. from/ radlway—-Netr.ry:. opert income.
-
Si*, 1945 ?
$521,247?
$259,876
?
-income™,
Front Jan. Is—,.
;
—
J
.
v._.
2999,
1943**'
•
$204(772.
-**
71,984
50,517"
*
-
'
3,957,82ft
283,530,
429,5i63
x *660,165? " ►" 337,667....
1
^
From Jan.
4,85ff
4,85ft
4,000,668.
400,816.
14,400,32$
87,995
from
Net from
1,00ft
'
adopted in 192$; • • —
i
**
;
"
-'—Sp « vhHZtei
3
\ Company's principal business
<,)
is the
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly*Output^
production,, purchase;; traiismis-.
«ionr';distribution-and -safe
'"ofreftctrioity,N*It 'has*, arminor;buSittes&^®L^. ---- outout of this company: arid its
;*>v.V-$n. the manufacture, distribution
™
subsidiaries? fofc.the
and sale: off
week ended June 29,
gas and*, of*" steam
forf
dtecease
of 4,273,000 k.wh., .or 3.4*%
,
|; As, of June- 3Qr>1945, -the
whep compared. ..with, the: -corresponding
company Sold ?t» natural
fystenri serving; the
gas"'distribiutioi^
City- ot Johnstown
;AJvAAand*-immediate vicinity, tou
feopies Natural Gas Co0: aname^ was
9,491
*
operr income
: May—
1,500?
.
Boycei--__
"
fronr "railway—
..
571,696
"
-
86,039
Spokane Portland & Seattle
;
Shoellkppf;;. Huttop'.&.
3^500
3,
...
from-, railway-
.
1
'{X*
•Deficit.—VV 163, 1?.
.
incqme—.
incqme—*207)l49;
*207,149
"
income—_
Jan. lt-k
$197f750
-
*30,829
...
,
-
$110,230-
—
Gross* from TailwaY
Net: from railway*-
Net
From"jto.ii-'.'
Gross
-
-*•
-
-
Net ry."' opert
l;OOff
164, p.' 12.
Net ry. oper.
j^et ry, oper;
*:*
14,120,169* -13,930,589*
,
May—
Grosa.' fnom 3-ailway.J:
Net from railway—;
1,000
Maynard^L. March.' «&■ CO;
7,032,808"
Spokane Interliational RK^—Earnings—A
^
;
:.>1946
1045"'
1944
,;
•;
2,000
CO.-
114,093,876 107,622,678r100;968,49©
46,547,012-43,843;616r- 48,197,73®
16,344,487
—
-
•V.'
•
86,572,991
p^ 14.
3,500
i-
•
railway.
Net'.ry, oper»- income
—V. 164,.
l.dOQ
Corp.
:Laurence. M) M&rk^
Hawley, Shepard & Co.^^_
1,000Hayden,' Miller & Cb.——1,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.ld- 3,500
,
of
1,000
Co;
.MasonrHaganr^Inc.
Metropplltan. St.- Louis Co,
.
Co.,
T-__Tr
-
Son„r
from
Net' from, railway^
.1,000... The. Ohiot-Co,—k—1,00ft
1,000
Phelps, Fenn 4& Co^
3,500
3,500
Reynolds & Co,
1,000'
3,500
-E. H- .Rollins
Sona- Ine._:" 3;5b0
1,000
L. F. RothschUd & Ca
| 3,500
—-
.&
Lea Higginson
1,000
1,000
.1,000-
B.-Hilllard St
v.Gorc
1,000
From Jan. 1—
??
Shares.
.Carl M.. Loeb,- Rhoades^ &•
.
i
J.
,
-
the^sevi
...
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
3,500
2J300...
1_
Co,__^
,
" *
"
1946.
1945
1944
1943 > .
from railway$15,090,026 $22,821,129 $22,254,433. $2L,532;20ft
Net from- railway--"-*—,1,592,724
9,206,987
9,022,177
10,642,965
Net ry. oper, income
470,097
2,829,287v
2,881,765 * 3,583,801,
Gro^s
J.
*n v:.
May—*
•
Gross
,
F.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
-
150,000
&
*
•_
Field, Richards & Coi—„
Glore, Forgan & Co.l
Goldman, »acns eti cou_4,.
tioiamap, Sachs &? Co4-*r
28,00ft00ft^|
utility companies,: Thrpresent,
"
433,22$
-
railways
Ned ry. open income
V. J.63, p. 3144....
follows:.
^ 4,970
&^COr_J—. 4,960.
J. M. Dain &
incorporated-in; Pennsyin
1919 under the* name, of
Penn Public Service
Corp., as a con-
^(SKdidahon.Dt-three operating
896,858
.
*
-
1
From Jan. L—
Net
150,000
Co._u.-i
Dulles
,
Equitable Securities Corp",
Estabrook &. Co^^i.^—„
■23,500,000?
10,100,000
"output
Gross^ from
preferred^stock- and the numben of shares
are
ButcheV & Sherrerd—
courts & .Co'i-.^l_'l
i
ii,uuutwv''£
1,766,841
.
from
Net" fr6m
■
125,000
Harold- Er Wood
Wurts,
Boynton & Co";, Inc.
J; C, Bradford & Co
II
t
2l6,OOQshs;."*"*l4
".
A-;.."60,000 shs, '*. .6,900,000
'
1945
-
--49,854,890- -591664,454? 61,522,379
10,149,293? 20,254,447 24,612,303
4,976,963
8,235,701
9^836,080
Southern Pacific.
May—
Gross
250,000
.Ghas, W. Somntoa&fCo.,
n™,
series Bi-($100
par)-series C ($100-
3.70%
f
i
-
944,880
346,085
,
3144i
'
300,000
&
—
stock————
195,726
totaled
■
4.40%
854,023
166,605
company for the week ended June-29, 194©
2,288,000
kwh." as ' compared with
2,013,000
kwh.
for tha
corresponding week last jear, an increase of 13.7,'/<-.—V. 164, pr J4v.
,
•1943'
Cummulative preferred
71,28ft
"
Ret.jry..
!'«
.
,1,761,527
606,358
Ry.—Earnings—;-
Southern Colorado Power
200,000
Co. -2™k
250,000
1,100,00ft
William -JBlair* & Co.
.
3 Va-'series due 1973—
?fo 2%-%- series due--1976^„,
33,890.
,
1,595,181
$8,776,042 $11,461,065 $12,249,094 $12,032,973
fjom rallwaj^-i
Electrio
150,000;
Pressprich to Co. 1,000,OOft
600,000
Aliyn and Co., Inc.—
& Co.,'-, Inc.l
Blair
T
* "
Outstanding
Authorized
52,166
"
?
.
Net.ry, .open, income--
f
Shares
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
first mortgage bonds—
^irst morteraee bonds—
3% series due 1.972-1.
*
*
.
railway
-*~y, 163,
Robinson-Humphrey *
*rn of
No. nt
9
ohr>™
Anu,s.iiwuuui«u.
from
From.Jkn, Jl—#
*
100,000
*'tensen, Inc.
™L_
Phmijja,? tov.i»mfcro& as *
< R-. W.
'• i he-
■
.
:
Underwritten by. each
for the acquisbassets of "Pened" sub.will provide from* its-, general funds
niirchn«»
2998..
p.
46,519
-
.1,435,761
272i226 :
68,773
income—
oper.
163,
Gross; from -railway.Net. from railway-^-
Jackson
low,' Inc.
*
200,000
Parsons &
,
fr
Webber,
150,00ft
Robinson
eral: underwriters -of
fylvania Edison Coy, of $42,451;400,
being, purchase;price
lion.by. the- company from "Pened" ot all the
certain liabilities.
the balance neeessarv to
*
1°40» .'0
1.10OO0O
_
UNDERWRITERS OF 'PREFERRED STOCK-—The (
.
,
and. the proceeds,
■{$1376,860) to* be received
68,84:3 share* of the
company'Sv- common stock to
Electric Co., will be
apRliod toward, the payment to; Penn-
feet to
144,558
.
150,000
—•—i__-
Co.,
r
sale* of.
Associated
,
192,548
*-
-
railway-—?
;
&.Curti8-_—^
1,000,000
Patterson/ -Copeiarrd & "■ * "
Kendall, Inc.
100,000
Perrin, West
Wins-
.
400,000
Co
Martin,. Burns--i. Corbe^t,, lnen—
property;'plus accrued interest in each, case:,
yhq.
£rdtlaL,rederaptioit«priceria.l04 plus Interest.
A PURPOSE^—Net
:proceeds* ($33,925,729). together: with
-the- proceed^
<$5,000,000)-to be> received bK the
company from. the; sale of'$5,000,€00 of instalment notes
-
1943
$322,608
117,880
Neb ry.* oper. income^--
0'Gara &* CO.-—.
—
,
days'-notice-as
ry.
—V.
-
date prior-: to'maturity-at the
option of the
company.," Bonds may also be redeemed
through operation of the im¬
provement
fund, .the maintenance fund- and
through the use of
proceeds of released
5$#
i
in
or
oper." income
Netvfrqm; railwax^-r-^
Net
1944
$374,717
84,803
From,Jan. 1—<
*
-Earnings
1945
$333,796
railway
Gross .from
'v':..
1946
$321,985
railway
,
-,
»
<*v
''A
Seaboarti'Air Line
Haupd:^
450;00ft ■« Stroud'&? Company, inc. '
Hayden, Stone & Co
750,000
Swiss American* Corp."™..
300,000
Heller; Bruce-&r Co.—_ * 200,000'
"Thomas: & Co,-——
300,000
Hilt &vCo
200,000
Weeden & Ccp, Inc
450,000
Hirsch; &£ CO.l^L—.1-^
-208,00ft Wertiieim *& Co.—:
1,100,000.
The Illinois;Co
600,000*
Wheelock: &: Cummins,
Kebbon,: McCOrmicId &
'
Ihcf
150,000
:
Co.
i
200,000
The White-Phillips Co.,
Ladenburg, Thalmdnn &Inc.
:
1
stock
.
3144.
p.
St. Louis-Sar* Francisco & Texas
Ry.
$200,006
Peters, Writer & Chris-
Ira
'
-
f
'
Co
-
100,000
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Gregory & Son, ^nc
FIRST MORTGAGE: BONDS—Dated
June l, 1946;. due
-i<y7«Interest payable. June L and
Dec; i at office or
agency of. thescom**
y
giany in New Ybrk City. COupon form. in.
denom, of $l,000*
qo r£gisterable
registerable
«s to principal only, and in
fully, registered form in denom. of $1,000
«ind. authorized multiple* thereof.
Coupon and registered, bonds- inter-
I
.
1,742,64ft
163,
200,000
.
,
9,-231,20$
1,452,149
Net
co.A
C0-.
102.47. and
&
Otis &.• Co
"450,000
-
Corp.
Graham,
Smith, Barney ,&,Co^
£00.42 for a^3.70^ dividend;- aiid-MBilon.; SecuritiesCorp., 100.279) for
» similar
dividend
jr
13,380,404.
8,948,461
68^,838
500,00ft
106,000;
.500,000
Co.^_.
DicKson
o,
*"
Both issues
preferred
16,187,336
7,259,103
Gross
Paine,
The-First Cleveland
a?
the
15,096,870
May—
>
253,739
3,552,871
600,000
Al.red
■
Dempsey & Co—J—
?;
ii 421,724*
railway-™.',.
*"
per-;
*
.
j 1,361,163
ry.
^
202,474
1,976,285
3 ; 338,61t»
railway—-—
from
Net
—V-.
$3,267,770
1,635,047
oper.. income—
Net
i
,
"
$3,159,325
1,414,579
108,911-
1
100,000
100,000
750,000
&
E. Masten
750,000
Phillips Co.__
Collins
Ccoley
v
*
i
Inc.
Electric
For
!i
from.,
kiuiianey, woss &- Co.__
Nashville Securities Co
;
Inc.
Julien
2,399,407
3141.
oper.' Income:
Prom.Jan.,lr—
\
Gross
' 1943
1944
'
$3,018,dl6
'
DIAV/IAAV*
thereof
: 1945
194d
$2,032,122
-'480,033
-)♦ vrrhr matner & C0._3_
The Milwauke Co-.____
-
&
—
Caldwell
.
1,622,961.
*512,804
*761,588
A.
Company; Inc
Byllesby-and'Cb".
M.
v,.'?;jiV
& Potomac RR.*—Earnings—
-
Co.
Burr &
'144,139
,
&
$4,075,000-
Inc;
1945
.*155,677
Stuart
Redpath • " - ' •
The Bankers 'Bond
$551,765
*107,716-
Co. headed
Net ry.
should
railway:
railways
*
Ret from
AUchincloss.i; Parker,
'
"I
-Earnings
from
from
Net' ry.
inc.
.
similar coupon.
Col
part
Associated
'
were awarded June 26.
The bonds on a bid of 101.78 and
the preferred stocfc at.TO0.dl9P
per shaie~ '1 ' "
Other bids for the bonds were
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lehman Bros, and
©rexel & Co., 101.04 for
2a,is; and Mellon* Securities Corp., 1*00.5319
a
any
that "Penelec"-will divest itself*
of alt gas properties 'acquired
Co.- wicnin
one
year of " the effee-f??'
date of the
acquisition by it of'the franchises and properties
of!
A-Halsey,
I
for
or
;
Gross
UNDERWRITERS' OPl BOND3-rrThe^names, ot the several
undar^1
of the bonds
and the prinoipal amount underwritten by
each,
are as follows;
'1
Co.; .Lehman. Brothers, and
syndicate which offered 101,000
shares of cumulative
preferred stock, 3.70%, series. G
,<par $100) at $102:50 per share ind div.
*
to
Richmond-Fredericksburg
Net
writers
June' 29,
43;324,000
jraortgage, bonds, 2;/i% series, due
1976, at
interest, while Kuhn, Lbeb
^rexel' &.
Pennsylvania 'Edison
oiuio^iyuriift
*au*gou
r
Bennsyl$aniaEdisori Cor, or within such- longer
period as may be
The- SEC has entered'am
order'approving the; plan,,
securities totaling #53,600,000 Were offered to. the
public
June: 28 by two separate
banking syndicates. Halsey;
Stuart & €0^ Infc., and associates- offered
$23,500,000 first
'
of
UL
lespeeuve reutmpwon premium.*
their, liquidation- preferences and"
Fauset, Steele
Pennsylvania
preferred-stocks
|/ivi.ciyw70twoA0
v
irreir-
initted.
-
p.
be
five
404,038
1946
•
V
Gross: from
892,464
'
«
$301,422
,
railway.—
railway
from
.
cumulative
;*.;U:-;r.;
.
at
plus dividends
,
Gross-from
Net
$50,
by .it* -fromv Pennsylvania--ckhsoii-
/
(Del.) —Weekly Output
for- the week ended
company
as
Northwestern Pacific RR.
.
and
the, SEC
nvo
'
_
;, May—
$75
.
corresponding weekrlast year,
•
of
of
Electric-Co:, in connectioun. with the'
Plan "Penelec^. by stipulation-has agreed to 'the entry of an order
by
96,
2996.
Ndrthern States Power
r
3,224,675
607,634
249,762
*134,6681:
•
will
v*V
*
t
Ret .from
effective- date
5
finally; determined that such-holders should not receive
anything addi^.*1.
tionai -to their .respective? liquidation preferences, the funds in escrow
«eivrinn
.
•
*
'
A
129,415 w.j 114,004
51,434
V
39,403
*13.6,184
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross: from*
Electrio output of the operating companies served by this corpora*
tion, for the week; ended June 2j, is, 46 totaled
190,935,000 kwh:, as
compared with. 193,109,000 kwh. for the corresponding week last
year,
a. decrease of
1.1%.—V. 164, p. 13.
Pennsylvania
(hf an amount" payable
by reason of the nonpayment on the effective
date of. the- plan oLthe
respective amounts pursuant to
(a) above, the, funds in escrow, or the
proportionate- part' thereof,- - will- be • distributed to such
holders, any
balance
being returned-to? Associated Electric Co,
If
it
should
be
"
:
,
19451944
X *64,654
inconje-
:;!)
;
,
%
$512,432
from? railway—
from .railway
Ret
the
receive-(a-)
-
'
1946
.Gross
\' jNet
„
of
.■
$4,212,438
I
Norfolk Southern
Ry.
-
Co, -(now
JPubJic Utility Engineering & Service Corp.—Outputr-*
„
series-
the plan,, and for the dissolution of
"Pened."
The
plan provides-that Associated Electric Co., parent wilF
deposit Jin escrow, at the effective date of the
plan, the'sum, of $!,-(
000,000 in cash.- If it should- be
finally determimned that the holders
7,807
"21,833
459,372
19,466
,
1
bo.a bonds 4M*,%
Power
liquidation-preferences
the
to
in. addition to
I J—V~ 164, p.-11
Light and
CO.,
their respective
19,530
-
Penn- Central
accrued
7,156
22,466
-
add
; "
527,577
-
1977
104 and interest accrued to, Nov^ 1,
Penn Central Light &" Power Co.,
outstanding
Edison-Co*.)-first-mortgage;
•Edisoiv Co.)* first
Total
*,
-
__
bonds
on
;
redemption-by-"Pened,"* at
"264,274
7,316
2,307*
202,367"
-
due,
v*
"
——,™*.
.Unamortized prenrium
Reserves*
,_v
accrued
Other deferred credits
.
262,044
,
,,
" Other
„
1,191,000
1,000,000
r
14,691
mortgage-gold bonds' 5% series due 1979, for the, ■;«
*-'24,946 ^retirement:
ofVthe>outstanding- cumulative preferred stock $5* series and.-'-'t;
XXX? 8,342-•! %; Cumulative preferred stock
$2.80 series of Pennsylvania Edison
.
-
the
X 1946, -of all the-then
•; '(now
Pennsylvania
$1,026,800
'
pay )i
—i-._i.__
-.
531:410/
653,864
f;' 361,444
,rl
.
--
-
—
Siuirav Oil? Gorp<
,r;..,, T:,
_
.
.
*—
1946v.*'ttmimd^ei;;^:li2^^;9flft
.
,
non-affiliate,
I"br the £2 months.*
period, ended? June 30,
A: fhe gas
?
A.'anately
?
v
fob
distribution system in, Johnstown
$795,000,'- * '
Under date? o£ October.
approximafeljr $1,235,000,:
1946; the? gross
revenues from;
i
■
-
ftpprovaia?
and
off *ail-Not?that,
•
tne approvals- of*
certain other
Pennsylvanlat Edison;. GO./
to. the. entry, of- am
order; by trier
Securities; an&
it will'dispose of
aILsu«h.
GOmpanyf
Exchangri
gqe propertiesu.. i/'i
j
OF
FRANCHISES AND PROPERTY OP
PENNSYLEDISON
CO.-—Contemporaneously • with; the • issuance of" the
securities now Offered
company wiir acquire 'all of
„the. franchises and
aasqete :of Pennsylvania Edison
Go., an affiliate, all the common
stock of
■which'is
'.
•
-
.347,91ft
4S6;iia ;*:
'.f X
3*27.12»?.*
money borrowed, rnd will assume
and agree1 to
$iay • ah debts* and.' liabilities of.
f,4Peried" exiting- at- the
date pf settle«nent with "Penedl'
except* the liability* oft
"Pened" under its .1st
mt&e;
|>oncls and except any liability which
may exist to the
^"Pened" in the dissolution
stockholders, ot
of "Pened"
resulting'from* the sale of-all
4he franchises and assets ot
'■"Pened*."
Fhr the franchise*
arid* assets
-go to. be? acquired.
"Penelec" will* pay to
"Pened" in cash the
sum. .of
$42,451,400 which, will be obtained
by- "Perielecu as-outlined
■■
above.
j The? acquisition, of
all: of the franchises
and assets of
"Pened" is*
"plan of liquidation of
Pennsylvania1 Edison? Co." filed
the SEC
withe
pursuant^to Section 11 (eh of the Public
Utility Holding Com-:
pany Act of 1935 by "Pened," "Penelec"
and Associated
date'd as of May
Electric-Cor;
1, 1946, The plan
provides, among-other things, for
the acquisition of
the franchises
._
a
and
and sale
assets
of "Pened"
by "Penelec,"
by "Penelec" of the securities now
offered
$1
par/-?——■/;•?/,*;**^v
r. •'",-»>*t '
■*' "
contemplates obtaining $40,000,000 on the effeetive? dkt<^
the merger: through the .sale of. long?term, debentures- orr long'-terxa ?
deheirtures* and; term notes -to banks? and. by the sale* of: approximately
1;000,000, shares, of common, stock.r The- proceeds,-are to-be used far
the-redemption of "the outstanding. 15-year 3%%. sinking fund: dehew*
tureSj of* which $12,350,000 are now otitsfaridirig arid to purchas;>
'555:714,
-
614,698
141; 157
,
.
redeem old Sunray preferred stock, series A, to he. called - fpr?-redemptionz as> of July 07}; at- $4450 pey; share,, plus- accrued dividends,
' A$ of May 15r Sunray. had-issued and- outstanding" 175,695> share®
Qt its?, preferred: and* 0011,743 - shares of common stock,. inoludiinf-
v
i{
May—
Gross
;
' f I
!»
from
(
iMlll944*:.-v'*;.f 1943/ I:*
;: $607,594 i. $735,523
i" 107,093;:
317,93ft
./187,684*: t.J 141,005
191,28ft
,C?;i?1 '5-t
railway?.
Net- from: railwayto.^
:
228,213 *
Net;. ry> .aperi income^.
:
owned by Associated
Electric Co., free and
clear
securing indebtedness for
of'all,;liens
the-Issuance
common,
> or
.
for
?
-Thee plait ealls-for Sunray preferred to be issued in series, witb.th»
within, ene- year* following* the effective dat> %
of
•
ACQUISITION
"VAN IA
part of
::
a v.
Sunray
^
.
Sbas? agreed
Merger—
qt\ Jhq; merger gnd.; will. eppsist? of; 525,000: sharesi.
cer-*
necessary
company's- remaining^ gasJohn. H. Ware,
properties^ to
3rd, $ nonvaffiliate^ for* the
base, price? of
»ubject to; adjustment? for suclr
$60,130,-:;
lteme as * capital,
additions, taxes; etc;
Upon receipt; of; suchapprovals,'; this* • salet wall; bfe
csonsruntnated andi
ithe" only." gas
properties remaining, in the;
company^; system, will: bet '
ithose-:presently: the property? oL,
Commission'that
on
ffrsti series to? be- issued
22,.1945f Pennsylvania
|ntoj a; contract for*the aaler
suhject-to seouring*
*; :' 4aiEL regulatory bodies^
having jurisdiction
•?
..
shares- of
arid
-To Vote
A special meeting of stoekholders will be- held* July 19 to consldc^
tha-merger Wittr, cmd( into-thfa? company of* Transwestem Gir. Cih.^_.
'
Sunraf OH' Corp;, the1 surviving corporationr, will have an authorize®
Capital:.stock of? 725)000? aharee- of- preferred; $100 par/ and: 5,000,06*1
-
.
Proni January L—
Grose: from
Net
from
Net-ry.
V,
;.
i
railway
railway
oper.
163;. p.
1,643:313'20,382
income-
18,9.45:'.
.•
2,947,45^ ' *3,353,119
1,295,364
-940,388
1,305,868
1,037,181 A; 696,069: ?:
782,399
3)401,909
'
3143>
Reading Co.—Earnings— ,j
Net frbfn
ry.
Gross
railwayi-^™^? 756,034 *
oper. income^—
255,443
January
The;
in/the
trecisury.
?/
4**"- >
?
that; all" outstanding, shares-, of Transwestemi
itocfc-on the effective'date of the* merger will be converted into
0.7-shaxe of Sunray.,preferred,,stock, series A. Transwestern had 75D,Q0ft
Shares of*" $lft par Capital stock outstanding as of May, 15..
!
>'•
1
The1 companies have' agreed, in "effect,
that if the contemplated,
Sale ofr debentures and common stock to raise the $40,000,000 is- nok
consummated: the agreement, of merger will be abandoned,
;vx
Traniswestern'has agreed- ta transfer to Transwestern: Royalty GOL,*
a - new
corporation,, all' producing "and non-producing oil and ga®
royalty.. ihterest. and " overriding royalty interest, owned by
Transwesterrr Oil* Co;, for $.750,000:
If" effected, prior to July 31, suciX
transfer, is th be subject, to the rigfht of Transwestern Oil COi to re¬
ceive gross ihcome*' from* royalty interest; so transferred until that data
These-royalty- interests were -carried on
Transwestern's
books
aril
merger provides
.
*"May^-""'"::Vs '*
:* "' 1946
from
railway-—^$7,314,193
From
1
'
Gross
Net
.
shares. held
l-r^A;*:V
-■
from
••1945
1944
$8,912,813.: $9,907,528
'1,996,915
3,117,030 1,192,549 - 1,297,497
.
1943? J
$9,653,937
3,270,420
1,608,068
?
railway-^-™ 40,274,589
47,541,666' " 48,934158 * 40675,534
Net'
^rom railway—_„^r,: 5,510,540** 13,147,159 -15,505,503. 16,858,324
N^t ry. oper. Income
.1,978,340,
5,608,241 ' 6,366',542.
8^767,223
—V. 163, p. 2988.
,
$742,908
^
Ml
of
on-March
the
stock
31. ;
Transwestern
rate; ot one
sham^ of
of, Transwestern.? Gil; at
p.
16.
^
.
of
Royalty Cq. will be offered T*ra
shareholder?' of Transwestern Oil Co. at th»
rata? for* subscription: to
Transwestern
■
.
CP. ..for, each 10 share*
total of. $900,000.—-V, 164*
Royalty
$10 per share, 'or a
;.*?
•*
-
.' *
v '
.
-
•*
.
,
^
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Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Annual
!
Report
In the
of sales
The
•
'■
:'Se;"'\ky-' ''
V'1
'"•■'•V
! .J
■
•'-*<
v
•
t
..
and
sheet
(see
report
in
income
net
after
taxes
affected. '
not
was
>•
■ i
u-;
>
AS
SHEET,
AT DEC.
hand
on
tU. S. Treasury bds., 2%%
Investments
in
consolidated).
(not
3,656,183
Deferred
charges and sundry assets
Licenses, formulae, contract rights, etc..—
1
..IL—:
Total
LIABILITIES—
Accounts
i
income
...
1945,
year
income
In
1945
to
taxes
!
last year.
number
the
of Jan.
On
Federal
with-73.0%
compares
of
stockholders
common
INCOME ACCOUNT
Capital surplus
Earned surplus
i///
♦•Treasury
1945
•
.i-
•
c'4.».'V
<
,t
—;
stock
'
*
-
'."'S1.
%
Depreciation and amortiation
Taxes (other than Federal taxes
mortgage
HRepresented by 154,186
no
and
1,057,441
1,736,366
6,079,999
10,280,452
413,030
May—
Gross
10,785,091
111,786
43,805
93,275
10,693,482
Net ry,
338,257
income
0
in 1944.
Interest
_i!_—_!——
'■
Amortization
Call
of
premium
Interest
:
a-
-
!-!
discount
and
—
.
expense
——
—
.
•
notes payable—
Interest
Other
on
—
———
Payment on acct. of past service benefits,
ployees' savings and retirement plan—
Additional
amortization
of
for
Prov.
postwar
adjusts,
for Federal normal
and
Net income
!!—!———
Preferred dividends declared and paid———
Common stock dividends—
2,136,279
;
76,000
1,256,250
share—
common
-
—
"
—
Cash
under
Cash
surrender
Cash
and
chase
U.
value
S.
insurance
policies
employees'
Cash required for
sinking
For $4 cumul.
tFixed
assets
income
Net
tene-
Discount
and
retired
on
/':i944
balance)
Total
6,007,457
652,068
483,703
;;
5,499,094
of
Prov.
Federal
for
314%
postwar
sinking
Reserve
for
/
on
income
and
for
sav
bonds
Trade
stock
Capital
4,051,970
<')
no
par
3,770,000
52,782 dV,' 56,038
..
5^309,257
for
—
.doubtful
——
accounts
of
7,537,500
7.275,488
in
4,557,332
1945
and
/.
Pravlsion
for
depreciation,
obsolescence
P in 1945 ond $5,456,545 in 1944.
final
result
determined
of
renegotiation
1945.—V. 163, p.
in
of
war
and
$As
amortization,
adjusted to
contracts
for
the
1482.
reflect
year
sales
SS5 saies
„__
Chipping, sell., gen. & admin, exps.
Net
operating profit!:.—„
$974,974
118,541
69,385
$2,180,792
/'
650,103
510,500
$1,093,515
$1,177,791
281,087
218,016
„ 423,213
Hill
•Prov. for Fed. inc. tax
& surtax
Net profit for year—
Depreciation charges against
Dividend
Divs.
on
Earnings
on
on
common
per
stock in
228,702
221,426
410,062
$512,573
cash_
share
$536,562
77,088
§234^494
"$0~.33
$3.77
tTn^?MeXCess Pfof,its tax is deemed
♦Include
quarterly dividend of
a
$460,428
247,897
410,062
stock payable in stock
common
352,000
$1,020,189
opers._*
preference stock
com.
$1,108,406
■'
Total income
Other charges
'
necessary
necessary
by
($100 par)
stock
par)
——
70,940
240,000
508,190
350,342
2,063,634
$5,133,634
-
$4,638,262
crediting U. S. Treasury tax notes, including interest, 8100,780
tAfter applicable
tax credits.
fPar value plus interest.
fl As a re-!
,
,
15.
164, p.
Proposed—
p. 2486.
Oil Corp. above.—V. 163,
tax
i
'
i
28*091
from
to
>
1
provision
its
\
•
*'
^
$630,584
140,029 ■>
276,850
21,506
On
the
basis
the
for
year
of
799,005
<
U.
$0.86
the
management.
$102,515 declared In December, 1942.
Sited onTaned21?1946PaiCl in 1943, SRePresents e.QS& fihares disi
charges
income
2,733,066
$8,116,173
787,748
;
323,310
559,000
^
_.A
years prior to
income
.
»'•*;;
made
for
refund for the
such
stock, this
year
1945,
for
Income—.161,456
282,641
156,37(1
$1,584,013
$1,058,476
year
1945.
in
a
amount
of
$14,339.
net
tax
returns
for
•//"%<:?
ir
the
S
" "y
years
1945
—
1944
$2,179,768
1,290,000
_—.
2,843,958
3,473,729
..
3,009,524
$^,927
*.
3,415,643
,
77,813
.
.
p5,93l
41,388
'
"
72,118
92,878
>
1,000
10,526.896
2,313,890
332,960
f
"7
Sinking fund debentures due within one year— !>
-----Notes payable for purchase of prop. ;(secured)__ ?/;. $48,650
,v«
f
1 axes
-—
liabilities
current
contingencies..--
for
stock
SCanital
v
—
/
1,194,587
r
payable——.% 2,945,944
————
271,649
—
9,535,781
Capital surplus —
Earned: surplus
|:
793,642
•
$625,000
13,006
ir.:-''1, '
Sinking fund debs, and notes
.
■
"
,
(est.)—
..
Miscellaneous
Reserve
1,006
13,541,750
2,327,771
337,183
'
,,,,
Inc. & exc. prof,, taxes
11 Federal
Othpr
o^nao
5,859,089
275,77a
9,535,781
2.256,133 t;
—-
.
56,133
b,o94,Jo6
'
$22,425,198 $26,472,874
Totai
doubtful accounts and discounts and allowances
of $148,337 in 1945 and $164,144 in 1944.
tAfter reserve for depre¬
ciation and amortization of $16,609,882 In 1945 and $10,836,108 In 1944.
♦After
reserve
for
tAfter reserves for depletion
after the applicable tax credits,
to a reserve for
which had been
1943
$0,000
$22,425,198 $26,472,874
1
!_————
Total
77,427
50,006
-
equipment—
Accounts payable
provided through charges to operations of $10,000 in
.
%■<,
•.
leases and equipment
LIABILITIES—
,
V
amount was charged
amount of $15,000,
In the
—
Deferred charges
:
<.
' *'/v
t
(pledged)——,——
•___
tTimberlands,
1941
/
After providing
cost,
This
$0.83
•
1944 and $116,506
.
bonds & credit
postwar tax credit (est.)—t——«—
resulting
products in the peacetime period.
1944.
refund
381^334
,
$1.25;
$2,264,684
364,816
91,019
:
tLand, buildings, machinery and
J>y:
.
proceedings conducted by the Federal Government
completed for the year 1944 and an agreement reached
contract renegotiation
953,336
DEC. 31
"
tax savings notes
2nd mortgage at cost
for dividends on
is equal to $1.52 per share on the common
as compared with $1.55 per share in
1944.
resulted
S. Treasury
Other assets
the
years
year
the company's
1,066,000
43,611
year—^2^1- '$1,646,467
Employees stock purchase loans—!———
loans to employees——-r—
Accounts & notes receiv. (not current)
1945, have
settlement
and certain other adjustments
r
4,262,000
110,389
Home
$9,504,624
Renegotiation
been
______
275,827
482,813
hand and in banks————
on
U. S. Gov't
of
Federal
compared with $408,000
the
.
875,404
/
Inventories
Net earnings for 1945 after deductions for Federal and State income
taxes, and a reserve for war contract renegotiation, equalled $401,000,
for
263,951
-
2,689,462
.
make any
1944,
\
need of
preferred
of
excess
U. S. Gov't exc. prof, tax refund
Accounts and notes receivable—
759,910
/
the
of war facil. in
for normal depreciation
BALANCE SHEET
President and Chairman, said in part:
1945 were $9,768,000, the largest annual sales
volume in the history of the company.
This represents an increase of
$919,000 over 1944 sales of $8,849,000. This increase was accomplished
Jn .a period of. war contract termination and reconversion which indi¬
the
131,513
$4,299,109
304,590
ASSETS-
the company has transferred to surplus a/
contingencies, less net cost of renegotiation
1945;
reserve
the
180,792
$8,137,038
1943.
Cash
1,033,000
549,300
3,317,431 >-
'r
for
289,892
Dividends—-—■—.1.080,485 •
Earnings per share———t-'v$1.30
'After debt retirement credit of $468,000 in
in
10,989
25,714
*2,702,288
.
500,000
488,600
759,910
!
,
(The) Trane Co.—Annual Report—
Sales
5,645,220
$9,522,433
'393,001
,
—
——
Net Income for
-
$592,996
8,214
6,062
1,445,274
....
'
795,980
the year
I
war
—
23,742,142
$9,504,624
>»:( )**
:
——
does not expect to
of
$9,232,541
——
—
32,297
!Prov. for Federal income taxes——
' .500,000 *
•Federal exc. prof, taxes and, for" '
1944, reneg. of war contracts
4,060,000
Federal capital stock tax
—39,750
24,732
$8,116,173
>»
;___
examination
stock
$4,167,593
Other
69,346
bonds
1944, inclusive.—V, 162, p. 3239.
the
$7,956,246
prov.
1,428,021
:
(151,982 shares)
settlement for
'
<■
Interest
533,000
1,692,049
^_iy,..!!y■.,r,
/During
u,
$33,554,953
Gross Income
2,837,263
contingencies
stock
Corp.—Annual Report—
sales'.$41,391,116 $39,021,078
Cost of products sold—-——
26,417,863 25,728,567
Delivery, sell., adm. & gen,, exps.—
5,740,712
5,336,265
Amortiz.
3,068,359
commissions
stock
company
in
1943
$1,383,304
797,488
——
'
savings
concluded.
which
$14,036,367 $12,847,785 $11,941,631
11,529,591 10,773,338
9,733,195
1,223,472
1,099,472
1,100 000
Other income
Dividends
1944
($2
surplus
Other income
;
f NOTE—Renegotiation proceedings for all
have
Thatcher Manufacturing Co.-—Annual
Report—
1945
939,920
15,000
1944
tax
♦After tax notes of $1,000,000.
1944,
*
Calendar Years—
$450,239
67,144
225,000
508,190
350,342 1
2,243,847
—.
Calendar Years-nv con ^
2,742*261
«.
Total
$52,658,896 $55,427,644
$208,686
stock
Union Bag & Paper
353,122
surplus
as
VS
war
surplus
cates
————
$664,761
1,068,350
6,000
Net
! Reuben N. Trane,
/
65,757
^
taxes
-
.7,275,488
~_w
—
3,991
42,358
$4,638,263
profits taxes—
excess
Transweslern Oil Co.—Merger
$1,368,324
; 501,677
23,889'
for
$1,166,185
shs.K>: 7,537,500
—
'
$5,133,634
——
Operating profit
42,469
payable
income
portion
/,
surplus
Provision
$207,872 in 1944.
profits
excess
and
wages
Earned
$1,182,406
55,992 /
254,908
no^V
expenses
See Sunray
-
1,203,383
taxes
Common
$4,402,666
^10,175,000
surplus
fhL
tne
accounts
Preferred
946,685
100,000
income &
Other faxes based on
Federal
834,038
,
(outstanding
(outstdg. 1,005,000
Earned
—V.
40,936
379,955
$3.85
'y,^:: $1,227,023
501,677
charges
Employees'
155,416
1,648,109
700,443
105,124
188,717
185,442
$3.46
—
Payroll
re-.:,
pensions—
Total
refund of
Accrued
1,649,664
(contra)
\
:;
—
renegotiation of war contracts—
for
1944.
$626,056
"
1945
LIABILITIES—
1
1,059,845
shares)-.
Common
'
Land, bldgs, and equip, (after depreciation)..!
9,660
1,371,634
—i.
debentures
stock
.a—
share.,—
common
-
been
adjust, and other conting'.:
fund
cumul., pfd,
par
per
Deferred
royalties
negotiation of Government contracts
Prov. for Federal and State taxes
Res.
^$562,661
Other assets' (after-.reserve*
$7,500,000 $18,000,000
3,262,478
4,586,002
expenses
___
425,484
§ After reserve for doubtful accounts; returns and discounts,
suit of accelerated amortization of emergency facilities.
316,722
a,729,420
/5 196,802
»
37^576
379,955
above
.
terminated
rentals,
—
Employees' funds, U. S.
y
•
in
-.;.y *y,;■ :;-y '
Postwar
43,805
2,412,157
payroll,
taxes
43,420
316,000
,
1,069,645
payable ———!—
State
&
•After
in
*1944 ;
•
1,119,000
„fi
'
contracts
returns,, allows, and inisc.
for
.
1,385,236
y
;
15
surtax
Treasury certificates
Excess profits tax recoverable—.
Accounts receivable (after reserve)....—...^.*
Inventories
::: ,;y
4,942,901
10,290
;'±
Co.
Total
1,491,693
dividends
Accrued
banks
subcontractors 'i under
Government
and
profit
_j_
depreciation reflected
Reserve
'
.
1,342,872
23,280
485,650
refundable
of Canada, Ltd.—
taxes
——————
Common
7,962
1y
profits tax:..-
Capital
Provision for accrued
and other items
Res. for
expense
-
$52,658,896 $55,427,644
>
———
1,197,226
1,107,896
1,468,718
inventories
cumulative preferred
6%
$4,049,487
ASSETS—
'
;
—
,
income
Accrued
857,267
405,125
239,424
9,054
u. S.
fund
payable
Claims
1945
(net)
Cash
2,500
in* 1945—
-——;
Accounts
996,647
499,675
334,380
'
tl;957,368
655,737
_,
;
LIABILITIES—
Notes payable to
865,810
193,572
45,743
Total
935,414
:
1944
150,109
•Fed.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, DEC. 31
199;309
—.-v-/iJ+M
■
31
$462,528
Accounts
•Reclassified.
254,908
Patents and license for use of
patent (unamort.
Goodwill
AMERICAN COMPANY, DEC.
OF
500,816
100,534
tReserve
administrative and other expenses-
Earnings
2,500
314%. sinking
165,162
$1.52
■
$1.55.
.
Capital surplus
paid^
Common .dividends paid.^^
43,071
———
expense
debentures
16,119
14,839
203,276
share-.—.
1945
Earned
Prov. ior
pur¬
subsidiaries
—
13,960
—w—.254,095
t
$1.52
—
f/XIABllJTIES-^!'::://^
6,600
*16,762
funds:
wholly-owend
$401,136
$2.04
...
for
12,378,080
pfd. stk., payable in 1946
skg. fund debs., payable in 1945—
Postwar refund of excess
profits taxes
—;
Prepaid expenses and deferred charges
in
/; $408,214
$330,746
Total
$3,523,720
excess
For 314%
Investment
*
J
,
Manufacturing profit
Preferred
(contra)
,
63,717
normal income tax
55,992
life
savings bonds,
account
^^
>
$102,659
67,044
income—
Federal
6,683,209
8,783,951
473,384
market values)
or
$401,386
hand and in
on
HFederal
>
^
%
$235,850
138,131
92,028
100,557
966,980
231,989
Interest
.
Government contracts
Inventories (at lower of cost
railway—..
railway—
Federal
1,865,320
terminated
10,000
earned surplus——_
banks——-——!!-——
1943
r
imSIi
1945
——u--——i.—:
reimbursement
....
5,000
Investment in Trane
$226,349
,
2,053,235
provision
-
for
:707,200
■
"»•
6,000
Land, bldgs., machinery, equip., etc. (less res.)
Emergency war- facilities ——w—!—«
Sundry investments and receivables
1944
24,263
Other
$12,981,884 $12,094,070
U. S. Treasury oblig. at cost and accrd.
int.— / 8,180,673
6,570,097
Postwar refund of excess
profits taxes, receiv¬
able Jan. 1, 1946
;
1,110,249
£
Accts. receivable, U. S. Govt,
agencies
5,542,822
2,380,974
•Other accounts and notes
rec., cust. & others
3,652,892
3,633,156
Reimbursable expenditures under U. S. Govt.
contracts
798,350 '
—
18,091
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR CALENDAR YEARS
—————
Claims
• • *
'
contracts—
shares
1945
:
BALANCE SHEET, DEC. 31
ASSETS—
65,000
182,000
478,000
tax
war
Prepaid and deferred expenses
*19,074
v-
■
income...
from
from
!
^As adjusted.
Pi .CONSOLIDATED
}
railway—$194,104
oper.
6,466,922
.
$2.05
.
and
par shares.
••Represented by
1944 and also by five common
1946
from
Selling,
per
of
common
Merchandise
♦Deficit.—V. 163, p. 3185.
N 833,322
6,072,157
•After deducting returns and allowances
gotiatlon of Government contracts,,
82,500
172,500
surtax—
%% certifs. of indebtedness—
Excess profits tax refund bonds
—
—
§Custoraers* notes and accounts receivable—-
$7,886,153
ttSecured by U. S. Treasury bonds.—V. 163,
2771.,
!y\ V y
^
'7'
;
'/; 1
'. \
Net ry. oper.
12,864
647,682
Excess profits tax———————
Earnings
and
BALANCE SHEET
Cash
Thew Shovel Co., Lorain, Ohio—Annual
Report—
981,562
and surtax
tax
Net
69,859
-
1945
from railway—.
Gross
6,467
35,649
conting—
other
in
/FroniJan.l—
5,512
3,950
481,924
,
Prov.
126.804
em¬
for 1944 and prior years—:
Miscellaneous i.—i.—_——---i———
shares
^
facilities
emergency
87,050
182,950
3,937
,
dividends
.ASSETS—
2,019,600
2?r768,75Q
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Income
96,414
_
(net)..
198,468
//
Other income
total
84,452
emerg-
87,168
$25,000 in 1944 and $33,409 In 1945.
fPledged
bonds.
§Represented by 132,000 no par shares.
preference
jj, •' >vV
.!/ 126,792,723 100,398,043
Selling, general and administrative expenses—
Operating
of
reserves
secure
82,888,005
649,503
1,554,467
5,025,617
t
income)—
on
116,827
of
♦Including $27,027 dividend received from Canadian subsidiary.
•
U,669,673
——$8,924,042
♦After
to
182,764
v*
tax
profits
excess
Earnings per
1,320,000
60,094
$1,233,550
tU. S. Treasury
11944
(other than depr. & taxes)- 107,762,188
sold
cost——
,*482,942
93,088
v
I
Cost of goods
at
10,156,729
628,362
!■/;»
sales
♦Gross
1,320,000
1,745,173
125,921
2,395,234
JDr768,695
*80,611
$1,459,866
sundry
Common dividends
•
1,962,712
$1,172,456
81,713
applic, tax credits
Preferred
260,626
75,713
stock—234,494
CALENDAR YEARS
FOR
143,853
i;: 1943$7,838,551
4,703,383
1944
1
•
$8,849,087
5,534,994
$1,379,255
tax
inc.
Net. profit to
500,000
repairs
stock
Total
CONSOLIDATED
y
income
Prov. for reneg.
after
1945-•
$1,596,500
amortization
normal
Federal
102,515
1,900,000 ttl,500,000
note
furnace
Fed.
numbered 1,052.
1945, the preferred stockholders
31,
for
Common
•/.:;
■£?
increased from 5,908
2, to 6,872 as of the end of the year.
Dec.
Reserve
'
""
' !
profits taxes and surtaxes for the
be $7,053,719, which is 72.9% of net
and
provision for contingencies.
This
excess
estimated
are
before
15-year 3'/2%
•
company
facil. for prior years
ency
: 352,000
:
'i"'•'^V'v<^'V
allowed, prov. for doubt-
Wisconsin
515,668
<-'C". V'*,
■■":■■-/'m
2,340,451 / 1,934,837
ful accounts and
254,706
taxes.
15-year mortgage bond (int. 2V2% until May 1,
1945; 3V2% thereafter)—see contra
,
taxes,
Discounts
$588,619
309,897
102,515
/
'*
$1,514,787
—
Accelerated
.
$824,269
payrolls, etc
dividend payable—^
income
1,
,
;
———
Total
$7,886,153
,
'*"-
$9,768,873
5,913,634
from Canadian
in 1944)
1
•
$8,924,042
1
,
taxes,
Preference
.
•
,
payable
Accrued
renegotiation of the 1945
contingencies.
received
2,695,889
128,725
236,286
—
'
••
°
sold
goods
Operating profit
Other Income (lncl. $27,027 dividend
..tr-
corporation has been made by reduction of
Federal
3
s:
reserves),'
•
of
Operating expenses
35,842
Land, buildings,'machinery and equipment (less
Reserve for related machinery & equip, repairs
Convertible cumulative $3.60 preference stock.
Stock dividend declared on common
for the
Cost
915,348
—
Calendar Years—K
Sales
1,501,838
1,500,000
,16,914
1966-71—see contra
subsidiaries
/
260,567
;/
market).
other
the
$4
i'«y ''*}'*■■ t
Il?v•;'''"-.Vfft
'
yg INCOME ACCOUNT'OF" AMERICAN COMPANY ,^£4 V;
•
1,320,856
employees)
of
excess
>/'
■'■
Monday, July 8, 1946
$831,027
1,069,123
80,902
—
(including
(at not in
!y/. 1944
1,600,000
Reserve for Federal
r
£, I'd**
f*i ft
t
$960,689
-
Government war business
sales by an amount
reasonably believed refundable based on experience in prior years.
If this provision for renegotiation should prove inadequate, the excess
if any will be charged to the reserve for postwar adjustments and
Provision
as
l-n,
<
31
1945
;';; y/y:/:/<■/.:■-
v
and
receivables
Inventories
averaged o.i/v
'i
:
V
,
bank
S.
Other
of 1944 war business has
charge of $292,318 to the reserve
a
in
Government obligations—tax notes & bds.
•Customers receivables
been completed and
for postwar adjust¬
other contingencies.
The 1944 income account and balance
below) differ from the figures shown in the last annual
that they show final results for 1944 after renegotiation.
in
ments
The
v ' *'
• I
U.
renegotiation
resulted
BALANCE
:
Cash
year,
1940, 1941, the net income
1939,
pre-war years
the
for
income
net
.
,::Tf ASSETS-—
after provision for th®
renegotiation of 1945 war business, all charges for State and 1'daerai
taxes, and after provision for postwar adjustments and otner <20 tingencies, was $2,136,279, equal to $2.05 per share on the l.OUo.uuu
shares of common stock outstanding on Dec, 31, 1945, after deducting
the preferred dividend of 76 cents a share on the new preferred stoct
issued Oct. 23, 1945.
This compares with 1944 earnings of $2,0bJ,^o,
equal to $2.04 a share on the common stock. The 1944 ft$ur®s J0®/™,
the last seven months of operation of Colonial Radio in tnat year.
Net
income
after
Federal taxes
for
1945 was 1.7%
of net sa
.
Consolidated
of
HT'
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
150
v
:.vv-f••>£•":'jYfit!-">j,*,.:.'^*?♦v-'f': \:$
of
and $5,000
and depreciation of $736,211
$564,406 in 1944.
HAfter U, 8. Treasury tax savings
184 in 1945 and $4,710,000 in 1944. / §Represented by
no
par
in 1945 and
notes of $3,785,1,271,437 shares
value.—V. 163, p. 2771.
!/-v/
.
in
1944.
A reserve for war contract
renegotiation in the amount of
$6,000 has been provided through a charge to 1945 operations to cover
any refund which may be required as a result of renegotiation pro¬
ceedings of the company's war contract business for 1945. It is esti¬
mated
in
/
that
a
of
excess
Unfilled
refund,
this
if any,
amount.
business
at
the
after applicable tax credits,
will not be
government controls must
be
business.
.
considered
in
any
estimate
//
CANADIAN SUBSIDIARY—The
of
■
•
.
company's Canadian subsidiary oper¬
ated very successfully in 1945, showing both an increase in volume
of sales and net earnings.
The sales for the year 1945 amounted to
$1,223,000, as compared with $896,000 for the previous year, an
increase of $327,000.
Net earnings after taxes and preference divi¬
dends increased from $24,000 in 1944 to approximately $55,000 for
the year 1945. -Income and excess profits taxes'for 1945 equalled
$54,000,
as
compared with $23,000
for the previous year.
$1,385,035
$1,454,204
655,832
I: 470,077
515,607
"
Net
profit
Dividends
'
——
"-—————-,'! *
stock
outstdg. (no par)—
Earnings per share—
Shares
462,000
$678,301
298,414
,
418,000
394,500
$496,958
/
$534,730
298,414
298,414
common
,*
,',
397,885/
; $1.25
397,885
$1.70
'am
m n
n
.
J
t>,oy»
393,000
$507,139
298,414
397,885
$1.34
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, MARCH 31,
-
487,577
,
ASSETS—Cash, $1,476,613; U. S. Treasury bonds,
-
,
,
$1,394,31$
;
-
,r:
C
"
$1,796,133
FetdaxesC(est. T-------
,
,1943
t
Minority interests-—,.—•
1946
■'
,
" /;,
1944
1945
1946
31—
aft. deduct.
Sra'inSeexpsge!-.a!Decree. & depletion—-
beginning
of the year 1946 amounted to
$4,300,000. This would appear to indicate that the demand for prod¬
ucts manufactured by the company
will continue on at least the
present level. However, problems of price ceilings, material shortages
and
Subs.)—Earnings—
United Carbon Co. (&
3 Mos. End. Mar.
Oper. profit
'
(hi
fJCrt
Wflrtt'
397,885
$131
1946
$500,000; account*
(ntTftftlVl
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■■
iVolume 164
Number 4505
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
286,403; notes and accounts
receivable, $527,785; land, buildings, equip¬
ment, wells, pipe lines,
leaseholds, etc.—at cost, $38,656,172; trade
marks, contracts, etc., $1;
prepaid taxes, rentals, Insurance and ex¬
penses, $268,069; total,
$46,999,723. '
/' • /:!M;;V/'/:VlI;;!/I
one-half
cals,
Inc.
in
.
interest
Petroleum
of
Continental
Oil
in
Co.
Petroleum
Chemi¬
increase its interest in the latter
corporation
The other one-half of Continental Oil Co.'s interest
DIVIDENDS
Chemicals, Inc. would be simultaneously acquired by Air
Co., Inc.
'
Dividends are grouped in two separate tables.
In the
first we bring together all the dividends announced the
>
$298,414;
;,y
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR
$676,777; reserve for depreciation and
YEARS. ENDED MARCH 31
depletion, $24,226,689; reserve
contingencies and taxes, $1,509,768; common stock (397,885 shares
v*
v
1946
1945
no
par),
Net sales
$11,952,538; earned surplus, $6,921,396; total, $46,999,723.
— $48,182,081 $40,536,741
7-V. 164, p. 16.
Cost; of salesj,,
',
41,774,946 :35,022,339
current week.
-
lor
Calendar iTears—
Gross
profit
Deprec.,
1945
from
operations
&
loss nn
amort.
$7,179,501
i__
fixed
Federal
&
state
$9,031,579 $11,922,780
employees' retire. plan___
Miscellaneous income deductions—
y\
,
.
J',
v(
1
Total
173,905
Carryback
contingencies
of
1945
Preferred
Common
200,000
*rN<^y^T'^eprec^a,^on
March
31,
55,202
tiyely..
BALANCE SHEET DEC. 31
U. S. Treasury
tax notes &
tax
—.
—
Accounts receivable, trade, not
current—
*
1,000,000
29,029
'
,
and
Total
—
drawings-—
2
U———
$1,500,000
1,044,218'
.
•
......
taxes.:
Accrued
commissions, royalties and expense——
mach., roll, and castings allowances.
Reserves for contingencies
,
7%
-
' 597,000
'
150,000
contingencies—~'
Earned surplus —.J—
..Tqtal
'
of
in
amounts
inventories,
(due to prevailing foreign conditions);
$14,688,289
depreciation and amortization
In 1944.—V. 163, p. '3000.
of
$7,113,949
in
1945
'
.
*After
§After
:,
_'>
,.
,
1,754,834
108,800
|
tracts
22,156,421
4,758,131
4,037,433
Drl7,172
Dr325,845
..._
;
.
| $45,978,851
,w_.
in
1945..
JAfter
of
reserves
income
upon
for
the
years
$49,039
ended
in
for the
$3.67
at
for
other
the
as
outstanding
$1,831,612
was
the
on
end
year
shares
charges,
share
after provision
year;
ended March
year
per
the
31,
1945.
49.9,241
compared
with
throughout
for Federal income taxes
Net
March
31,
1946
with $1,690,795
the year represented
capital stock outstanding
per share
on
the 376,836
the
of
$4.48
ended
year
March
of
the
fiscal, year.
available
for
of shares
The
proceeds
investment
Recognizing
this
in
fact,
of
income
earnings
the
latter
assets
on
the
share
per
outstanding during the full
therefore
were
producing
during
'The
amount
York,
Life
i
and
fund
$4,000,000
in
the
Co.
to
amount
These
payments
The
of
$3,500,000
notes
the
on
Mutual
of Dec.
as
Life
to
provide,
annual
1944
stock, in the
Ac Olcott
U.
Co.
June
cn
The
S.
26,080
15, 1945
Insurance
John
Hancock
each
of
declared
/
capital
at
of
amount
1.
1945
value
stock
price
a
seven
an
of
shares
to
of
60,000 shares
acquire the
this
stock
issued
were
$43
held.
to Air Reduction
net
issued
was
assets
$38
was
corpo¬
share
per
Net
ry.
Net
the
stock
common
of
pursuant
share
per
the
all
of
the
on
to
offer
an
basis
of
to
500,000
are
are
issued
of
the
Gross
outstanding
held in its treasury, '
-
Net
has
company
-
to
be
been
excessive.
advised
At
the
that
time
of
its
war
this
profits
report,
not
were
deemed
on
14,
Aug.
1945, ' were
prime contractor
imately
been
$200,000.
reimbursed
:Reconversion
complished
to
utilize
stock
and
an
the
a
the
company has not
for the years ended
the
the
and
preset
1,027,982
negotiated
This
total
therefor,
from
bv
the
a
or
proceeds
has
been
claims
settled
as
filed
either
company,
filed
were
and
have
the
been
for
to a peace-time basis has
disruption of normal operations.
predicated
from
$7,500,000
the
sale
on
of
the
the
Intention
62,405
of
been
:
capital
of 15-year 3% sinking fund notes to carry
of construction of additional manufacture
9c
7-
l60c
'
Dow
4,923,448
Drug Co,
Ekco
(quar;
Products
414%
16,506,417
24,201,639
9,349,723
8,288,090
1,409,979
2,726,446
2,511,884
20,827,182
17,074,614
7,255,409
3,793,060
,
v
Alabama—^Earnings1946
1945
1944
$528,799
$439,858
217.095
income..
Co.,
187,226
52,784
55,275
-
19,191
36,867
.
1,561,066
2,211,987
679,721
192,657
Freiman
(A. J.),
Frick Company,
6% preferred
Gardner-Denver
;
rv.
.
railway—
railway—— i
113,500
124,595
-
income..
oper.
2,321,181
1
2,165,834
870,522
:
/ 275,462
General
Wiieeling & Lake Erie Ry.- -Earnings—
Gross
Net
1946
from
railway—.
from
Paint,
:
1945
110,693
...
$2,427,538
832,118
1,028,380
994,160
117,191;
320,460
298,004
.**'P-'3:-';
:
ll,822,047
10,034,816
790,161
V 4,981,219
3,556,162
May—
'■
from
from
Net
ry.
railway——
railway.——
oper.
$1,617,721
$1,850,781
v
income—
:
205,150
148,150
Net
Net
—V.
from
from
ry.
railway..^
railway
oper.
163,
p.
income..,
3002.
^1.
/
i
2,024,281
9,130,360
8,487,663
1
243,838
V"-
1,110,546
-
•
.
2,460,520
1,589,446
7-151
6-27
7-31
7-12
7-31 ,'
•-
7-19
7-31
7-19
'7-15
,
7-8,
•
8-1
.
7-16
7-15
,
6-27
,
7-15
6-29:
7-15
7-15
6-29
7-15
"A"
(irreg.)__,
__!
common
$1.50
(quar.)..—
Co.
/
(quar.)
6-19
6-19
7-20
7- 5
15c
—
8-1
7-20
11-15
11* 2
25c
—
....
(quar.)
(initial)
1 v-
7- 1
25c
75c
......
——i.';'
(quar.)
7-
7- 5
<
:
25c
.
10-
10-1
25c
.
Inc.
8-17
1
,
8-17;
1
-7-15
50c
8-1
7-26
(quar.)—60o
7-15
20c
(quar.)—-
8-
.
7- 8
7-15
8- 1
7-
9
$2
8-
6 ;
$1
8-
7-15.
7-. 9
8- 1
8-1
8-1
4-26
(quar.)
(quar.)__.—
20c
Barbizon, Inc.
& Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries—
I
-l
•
Houston Light
American,
deposit rets,
Corp.,
1014c
(final)—i—.——
common
(quar.)
,
40c
preferred (quar.)_~——i
:
$1.1214
International Resistance, 6%
pfdr ( quar. )_ •
714c
Public Service,
$6.50
.
"
$7
$6
6-30
'
.
r
7-15
6-28
/ 7-26
7-19
7-19
7-10
I
1st preferred-—-
preferred
(John)
Shoe
—
Corp.--.
—.—-
50c
.8- 1
-—
>
8- 1, —
58 S4c/i:.v8r. 1 /; —
15c
7-31
7-15,
.:
———
Jantzenp Knitting
$5
9- 6
,
1st preferred————— 54 l/16c
1st
Irving
8,850,193
1,304,339
t
7-17,
7-15 f
15c
Hotel
630,234
486,582
From Jan. 1—
Gross
7-31
8-1
.
9-13
$1,997,424 / Iowa
254,558
7-15
7-15'
.
Holyoke Water Power Co.
1944
570,106 "
6-29
8- 1
8- 1
•414%
1945
7-19
t
Engineering Works (quar.)——
15c
Lithographing, 6% conv. pfd..(quar.)
3714c
Holly Sugar Corp. (quar.)
—.V 25c/
1,316,767 / 1,527,366
1946
5-24
7-15
8c
:
8-22'
l^c
Shares
$2.40 conv, preferred
4,873,693
1,550,744
2
Havana
11,236,102
685,527
'
1^
7-15
8- 5
$2.R0 ;f
;
7-
8-17~
7-10
50c
—
(ouar.)__^^—
'8-1'
.
8-15
30c
—
-
7-10
9*
5
:''8-12>
i.--?
7-10-^
/ -8— 1"
.
Great Lakes
336,810.
6,918,323 i
7-
7-15
'
:;
railway..4..
Net from railway.—.,
Net ry. oper. income.—
V. 163, p. 3002.
'
7-10
7-31
7-20
Ltd., new pfd, (initial)_._ *$1.12Va f: 8- 1
Halle Brothers Co., common
1943
$2,215,272
$1,271,101; $2,424,663
railway
oper. income...
Net
7-25
■
25c
(quar.
preferred
Globe-Union,
1944
6-30
7-11
7-10
200 '
...
common
common
1st preferred
.
May—
8-13
8^1
7-25
25%c
General Dry Batteries
942,429
236,025
1
8-13
<
8- 1
preferred
Foundation Trust
?
8- 5,
1
7-15
15c
—.
Fleming-Hall Tobacco Co., Inc.—•
6% preferred (quar.)...—
1943
$447,773
131,659
7-19"
8-15
9-
$25c f
First Mutual Trust Fund Shares—
$269,806
1,957
6-26
8-15
Grain, Ltd., 614% pfd. (accum.)..
*$2
Federated Dept. Stores, com. (increased)—
75c
414% conv, preferred (quar.)
$1.0614
Ferry Cap & Set Screw.,—r—'
10c
Fibreboard Products. Inc.-'
vf'
6% prior preferred (quar.)—
$1.50
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)—
69c
3186.
W
8-15
8-15)
9-
(quar,)..—$1.1214Employers Group Association (quar.)..—..
25c
f
3,321,735
failway.....
6-27^
8-1
/
$1
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd. Amer.—*
American deposit rots, (interim):
Eastern Corporation
Eastern Township Telephone (quar.)
;
6-21'
8-31
Federal
'
5-
7-15
'
1
7- 3 f
"
(initial)— *$1.1214
16,536,365
railway-
8-20
8-31
<
60c
43%c
r
(quar.)
—
3,834,687
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Exeter & Hampton Electric
'
8-1
7-15
$1.05
15,786,957
1,042,105
oper.
from
Gross
ac¬
research facilities,, and for general corporate purposes.
time the company Is negotiating for the acquisition of
2nd pfd.
39,699,586: 38,513,508
Interchemlcal
-
of
.
.
75c '
4,224,674
Wisconsin Central Ry
^Earnings—-
the company-
shares
1.
(quar/)——
16,512,843
.
has
program
7-22
7-15>■
f 7-
9-14
73,834
Gross from
a
approved.
25c
f
41,740,682
approx¬
company
war-time
are
as
7-12.
—
income.
From Jan. 1—
following the cessation of hostilities
subcontractor, and claims
expansion
extensive
ing plant
At
or
with minimum
Plans for
cut
contracts
war
50c.
Dominion Stores/Ltd. (quar.)
Donnacona Paper, Ltd,, new pfd.
3,343,251
703,880
1943
from
Net ry,
>/•>••:>
of
2,923,386
2nd
officially advised regarding renegotiation
31, 1945 and 1946; however, it is expected that if any refunds
required, they will not be material.
.t.
'
Terminations
9- 3
6-28-''.
8-15
1
March
are
25c ":
7-17
1,944,068
—V. 163, p. 3002,
the
23,
been
ry.
Net
year ended March 31, 1944, were
1946, upon notification from the War Contracts
Price Adjustment Board that no refund was
required for the year in/
question.
This represented the third successive year for which the
Jan.
8-15
Nf Y...—f - M
Corp,
15c
Dolese & Shepard Co-._._
f
.
$1
From Jan. 1-4Gross
Net
with
7-10
$1
Manufacturing
$4,000,096
p.
7- 5".
7-10
f 7- 1
; 8- I f
Dodge
1944
from
Net from
authorized
and
conv.
2,068,369
616,593
163,
May—
for
.
shares
Zellerbach, $4
$4,654,847
income..
•
"
20c
1945
railway
7- 5*
;
f
.
••
f
—
$5,326,570
1,839,846
534,216
oper.
8-31
8-31"
1
Discount Corp. ,of
RR.—Earnings-
_
7-10 "
7-19
15c.
'• -
,
7-10
8-
$1.1214
Co., common——.—.
(quar.).,——
1946
railway
7-15
7-31
,
Renegotiation proceedings for the
cn
?'
-
Western Ry. of
stock¬
share
one
v
the
company
exception of 759 shares which
concluded
« 1943
805,884
290,262
7-15
.
7-19
—
$7,947,650
3,466,998
461,016;
-
National
$2,925,113
oper.
from
—V.
Co., Inc.;: in accordance with i the provisions 6f
time
present
1944
'
6-20 f
6-27 :
!
13c
;
—J
'
,±$) f
Press,: 314%f preferred (quart)—..—,
8714c
Co., preferred (quar.)_'„*.
$1.1214
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar,).^.._
$1.25
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing, common
20c
$2 Class A (quari)_^.i_u.—
50c
Delaware Power & Light Co..
25c
Delaware Rayon, 7% non-cum. pfd.
(quar.)
$1.75
Dentist's Supply Co. of N. Y, (quart>_..!/—*:
25c
Detroit Casket & Manufacturing, 6% pfd.j,^ f ■' -200
:'
$7,956,435-
■
-
f
25c
....j
railwayrailway-
from
Net ry.
for which
*$1
>, .;•>/
-
31,335,121
5,305,139
from
from
Gross
Dodge
that
of
to
The
agreement with that company.
At
1945
7-20
8-15
$4.20 preferred (quar.)—
From Jan. 1—
proceeds of this sale, after deducting
$43,318
of
expense
of
issuance
and
distribution, were $2,640,097.
This stock was sold to stockholders or to purchasers of their
rights,
except for 1,707 shares which were unsubscribed, and which were
Bold
,
$8,819,840
751,404
r
May—Gross
Net
*40c
Curtlss Candy
76,243
-■.■"-IK-.1.--
-
1
7-15
<-
...
2,529,330
Western Pacific
Mutual
among
other things, for
of
$420,000 between
8-
'>/7- I
—-
,
income
of
Co.
Chemicals, Inc. obtained net assets of $2,280,000,
Including goodwill.
The
entire
amount
of
goodwill,
$81,229,
was
charged to earned surplus during the year.
In March 1946, 62,405
holders
137,178
57,682
..
7-15
23c
—
95,743
.
8-17;,
1-15
31'/4C
.
200%
12,923
61,741
1:
9-
8^1
*62Vac
.
7- 3
8--1
•
$1.75
;
Crown
626,906
157,630
1946
$6,024,057
,
railway......
oper.
Xight, 4%
.......
Industrial
shares
j
~-V. 163, p. 3001.
15, 1949 and Dec. 15, 1953, and the annual amount of
$480,000
between June 15, 1954 and June 15, 1960.
ration.
ry.
30c
"25c
■
Coro, Incorporated (stock dividend)—.—..
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co.. (N. Y.
"Quarterly.
——j.
*——.C.—v.,
Crown Drug Co., 7%
conv."preferred (quar.)
$112,304
16,612
7,996
'
7-15
-
'
(s-a)
com.
Cook Paint & Varnish, common
$3 prior preferred (quar )
1943
$109,762
631,886
RR.—Earnitigs-r
FrOm January 1—
from railway
Net
7-23
—>
(quar.)—:—
7-12
7-22
.
8,989
♦5,628
Gross
amount
Dec.
Capital
,
.
545,794
38,016
from
Net from
8-
$1.50
7-15
6-27
Co.__„i;.—'« il5c
8- 8
7-25
Conn (C. G.) Ltd., 6% Class A
pfd. (quar.)
f $1.50^7- 5 « 47- 1
7% preferred (quar.)—'$1.75'-7- 5;
1- 1Consolidated.Grocers Corp. (initial quar.)—
25c
"7-25
'7-10.
Consumers Gas Co, (Reading, Pa.)
(quar.>.
30c
i
9-16
8-30
163, p? 300»
May*—
-
7-15
,
Cuneo
railway..__
Net from railway—.
Net ry. oper. income..w
number
average
Wabash
(quar.)
common
Foundries, Ltd.,
preferred
Conduits
it
556,421
-
income.—
♦Deficit,—V.
6-17
1
8* 1
(resumed).
is
that
♦17,370
railway..^.
Net from railway^—«
Net ry. oper.
Iron
Concord Electric
■
sinking fund notes.were sold
of
Insurance
sinking
1945
7-19
1
of
Co.
(quar.)—.
f 6%
'
15-year 3%
the
New
and
opinion
1945
15,406
from
Gross
Net working capital aggregated $24,275,547 at March
31, 1946, as
compared with $11,909,007 at March 31, 1945. This increase of
slightly
more than $12,000,000 is
largely attributable to the proceeds from the
sale of 15-year 3% sinking fund notes in the amount of
$7,500,000
and the net proceeds from the issuance of
122,405 shares of capital
Stock. ;
In
1946
1
10c
Commodity Corp.' ( quar;)1.
$31,804
$103,934
11,295
$55,897
Co.,-
Colonial Mills, Inc.-—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
'■
not
the year.
year were $4.29.
//
railway....
railway
Net ry. oper.- income.--.
1945.
Of
shares presently outstanding, 60,000 were issued June 1.
62,405 were issued in March, 1946, just prior to the end
and
and
8-
7-
1714c
——
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.! of N. Y.
-
31,
the number of
1945
froni
from
*
compared
as
Earnings for
shares
1946
'7-^5
8- 1 "
•
,
pfd.
Chase Candy.Co. (quar,).....,
Chicago Yellow Cab.^—
Ry.—Earnings—
May—
Gross
,
&'Mortgage Guaranty
Central Power &
land
1946
presently determinable, the management is of the
will hot be material.—V. 163, p. 2343.
Chemicals/ Inc.—Annual Report—
•The corporation's annual
report, dated .June 27, says in part:
Sales for the year ended March 31, 1946, aggregating
$48,182,081,
were
the greatest in the company's
history.
These sales exceeded
those of the previous year
by almost 20%.
all
$32,728,658
-'-$1
$1.25
Central Electric & Gas (Increased
s-a)
Central Hudson Gas <fc
Electric, common—
f'f 414% preferred (quar.)—
97,821
17,544,996
not
for
.
Net Income
;
1,754,834
:
•
and
.
1945.
Utah
U. S. Industrial
'
*
7-12
*
7-15
$2.50
-.
-
V
,
.
In
2,943,376
•
^Represented by 500,000 shares in 1946 and 391,238 shares
in 1945. KRepresented by 759 shares in
1948 and 14,402 shares in 1945.
NOTE—WhileTthe effect of the possible renegotiation of war con¬
$6,257,255
.,
2,726,801
7-23
40c
^
,
Wallpaper Manufacturers, Ltd.—
•v Class A (interim)—...^
Class B, (interim)..
$531,489 in 1945.
tAfter
for depreciation and amortization of
$15,751,072 in 1946 and
reserves
reserve
reserves
and
i
91557
" •
6-20
6% non-cum. preferred
(s-a).
*30c
8-15
;
Canadian Bronze.
Ltd., common (quar.).
*37140.
8- 1 :
5% preferred (quar.)__
—»,
*$1.25 ff 8- I f:
Canadian Food
Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)
*1214c
10- 1
: $L conv, Class A
(quar,)—
*25c
' 10- 1
Canadian
~
of
7-1
6-29
,
pfd/ > (quar.)-._».
Co.
.
Electric
Canada
"
9,680
^
• After reserves; of. $568,724
8,235,844
•After reserve for doubtful accounts of
$21,000 in "1945 and $20,000
•
7,500,000
7-15*
1
7-25
7-15
$1.75
$7 preferred (quar.)_»—
Blue Ribbon Corp.,
Ltd., 5% pfd.: (quar,)—
Botqny Worsted Mills. $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Brockton Gas Light Co.—
^
982,939
:
pond
Birtman
2,675,355
I
1.140,497
lnsurance..-^^.^.^..^
—
-,
$26,283/443
l,929!o07
lost tankers.)
4,103,730
1,405,355
,;-5;Total,^—-.4-——ii^^22,44Q, 130
Z.IIIIIIII
Rubber
America, common
Belden
Manufacturing Co.
$2,725,265
282,627
374,431
—
&
Bankers
1
7^./'$3,537,421'
8-
;
5c
preferred
Baldwin
1,996,000
652,912
j
20c
:
,
-
treasury,- at cost
>788,600
1
•-
§Common'stock (no par)_^___
Earned surplus from
April-1, 1940.—
tIStock im
400,000
8,873,132
♦
excess
926,878
'
in
in
1,996,000
: 7-17
8-14
Wiborg Proprietary, Ltd.-r*.
;
'
: :
5Mi% preferred (quar.)—
I.t$1.37ya '
Aviation Corp., $2.25 conv.
pfd, (quar )
5614c -
1,800,850
1
Reserve for hurricane
150,000
430,000
—
<
tNot
Ault
8,993,454
licenses
7-31
1
9-
v 8- 1
25c
...
Atlas Powder Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Augusta & Savannah RR. (s-a)—
9,703,702
822,447
(monthly)
Atlantic^ityi Electric^ 4%
3,964,517
10,976,622
*25c
-
.
2,000,000
3,142,989
7%
7-31?.
Extra'
i..—.i.-...
":
50c
7-23 '
7-12
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, 5Vit%
pfd. (quar.)
*68%c8- 1
' 7-10 /
Appalachian ElecrPower, 4V2%
pfd. (quar.) ?'81,12W<t\ 8- 1
■
T- 5
Arlington Mills (quar.)—
—$1
7-157- 8
$3,617,222
9,000,000
Products
-r^
;
-
(initial quar.)
Hydraulics, Inc., preferred,
Products, common
,■
-
8-10
-
'
S;
12,653,686
>
87Vic
7-12
1
8-
* s.
i
—
(quar )____
Anderson Clayton &
Co, (quar.)
——$45,978,851 $32,728,658
x4-
_v
597,000
cum.
1944.
$6 460 228
—
items—..
and
book- - value
1,182,442
preferred stock (par $10Q)--w—788,400
(par $5)—J 4,103,730
Capital surplus:
;—
1,405,355
In
■
15-year 3% skg. fd. notes (dated Dec.
15, *45)
Miscellaneous liabilities
...i-.L............
Reserve for
contingencies
Reserve tor- replacement-of
tankers '(excess^of
i insurance 'proceeds
over net
2,570,103
Common stock
of $303,742
i
receivable
LIABILITIES—Kt&X*
55s
578,356
920,380
2,366,335 >4,851,045
'74,999
/• - 78,942
'
Res, for
war
accounts
Federal Income and
other taxes.
$1,000,000
528,612
Accrued tax rolls and vacation
allowances
Accrued local, State and Federal
for
and
Dividends payable
1
816,176
$22,440,135 $26,383,442
—
Advance billings on
contracts--——---——,.
Reserves
,x
1945
;
Accounts ^payable
5,275,961
411,369
!..
Accounts payable-
/
Total
7
IIABILITIES--
.
Notes payable
A;/• C;'
Government obhgations at cost
Patents
1
5,222,374
Referred charges
:
1946
o/ Bee.
S
:27'/ac
American Maize
*$4.48
r
an<* amortization
—
998,362
—
fFixed assets (net)
preferred
American
$4,037,433
t$3.67
BoMm
Payable
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred
(.quar.)-"/12%c
American Colortype. 4ya%
preferred
^
38c
847,881
.
^Investment in foreign
company———___
Postwar refund of excess
profits tax—
—"
Patterns
-4%
$4,885,314
$4,758,131
Inventories (at lower of cost or
estd. mkt. val.)
tFixed
assgts (net)
'
Investments (at book
value)
Fund for
replacement of tankers—I—I_II_—I
Prepaid expenses and deferred
7,502,087
9,932,349
6,164,825
10,154,838
Crl,747,102 Cr5,069,403
/ —
;
115,734
——
uncompleted contracts—.
1
preferred (quar.)—Aluminum Co. of Canada—
81,229
year
;
Notes
!
29,029
—
—
on
1944
$3,030,395
S 1,601,586
refund bonds—
Other marketable securities—
•Accounts receivable (current)—!
Inventories 1
———
tBilled
/.
1945
year
7%
:
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, MARCH 31
ASSETS—.
u. S.
$3,249,966
.3,194,519
$5,869,045
1,029,685'
during
Alloys, Inc.—
V $1.10 conv. preferred
(quar.)_.—
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas^
~
$1,690,795
4,037,433
year
When
Share
.Name ol Compang
<
Acme Aluminum
1,675,000
;
are::"!';;/-/
iFair
'
Charges for the years ended
1946 and 1945
aggregate $1,135,688 and $1,095,131, respecz ^;V*.* «-
Casn
.
$3,605,020
239,225
/
,3enefit resulting from excess
profits tax credit carry-back
of $100,000.
tBased on 499,241 shares
outstanding at March 31, 1946.
*Based on 376,836
shares outstanding throughout
year.;
$2,754,517
55,202
———————
'■
$1,831,612
the
given
'
-
•
-
The dividends announced this week
American Home
,
ASSETS—
$3,133,709
477,097
/
♦825,000
;
Balance surplus end of
share.
1,641,492
1,641,492 r 1;641,492
per common share—
$2.79
$2.80
"
$3.29
•After postwar refund of
$229,700 in 1944 and $510,000 in 1943,
.>
Cash
beginning of
Earnings per
dividends
Earnings
■
—
surplus
Write-off of goodwill
acquired
1
55,198
.
declared.:
$2,804,140
/'%: 800,880
income-
on
Income
Balance
...
$2.341,861,, $2,350,351
i'____
__—
v'
200,000
v
Crl26,000
dividends
m
225,000
30,000
———
Net
;
1,500,000
4,590,000
excess
profits credit
.Net profit
165,000
1,503,000
2,067,300
—
unused
--
177,754
305,000
92,000
'
———-I-3IIZ-—Z——I-1
$9,091,762
v,
1,407,000
tax—
♦Prov. for Federal exc.
profits tax„
Income l:;' V:'
charges
■
Prov. for Federal
taxes
$6,285,651' $9,269,516
$4,049,861
V. Gross
39,727
$6,111,745
2,710,262
$2,706,087
Income
second table in
a
under the company name in our "General
Corporation
and Investment News
Department" in the week when
$5,514,402
427,622
_
124,789
•
Provision lor
$6,407,135
3,701,048
expenses
675,000
685,465;
$3,925,072
for State income tax
for Federal income
Provision
42,349
—
'
Provision
51,435
• ■
follow with
we
many cases are
7
administrative
:
298,264
1,242,994
1,427,970
',V
'S...
——
Other income
208,781
164,648
1,779,191
U 648,079
for
Balance
and
575,033
555,269
,
franchise taxeSi^i.,—.—
Selling & administrative expenses—
Jtu
sales
on
general
»
capital
stock &
Prov.
Selling,
1943
1944
^assets l—611,076
lor
Prov,
•
Gross profit
P United Engineering & Foundry Co.~Annual Keport-r
Then
which we show the dividends
previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid.
Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend
payments in
.
;
151
would
to 50%.
Reduction
payable and accruals, $1,414,142; dividend
provision for Federal
and
State
income
taxes,
the
which
from 25%
'.LIABILITIES—Accounts
payable,
of
preferred
Mills, common—.
(quar.)——„
Jersey Central Power & Light—
-
,*:X
^
15c
8- 1
7-15
$1.25.9- 1-/- 8-25
...
*' ,1
;//;•'
Wl** preferred (initial quar.)—.———
$1
'
8-1"'
7-10
152
THE COMMERCIAL ,&
-J.
•
./■:
...
When
,•■!/■•
Keith
$2
Nome of Comvana
(Geo.
Kennedy's, Inc.,
$1.25
conv.
'
<50e
j.
Xow-Priced Stock Fund
Special ■
(s-a)—.—.-
S4
_
■
/
Lazarus
(F.
&
R.)
Co.
!
,
:6-28
6-2Q
8- 1
$1.50
50c
9-
Abraham
50c
Inc. (quar.)—
9-
—i—4—;
20c.
,
200%
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Strauss
(quar.)——- :B71/2c
/.AA—$1
———
25c
''
'
.
'Extra
Bond Fund
(quar.).__—!.—V
,7-10
•
^Massachusetts Utilities Associates—-
.5%
,
partic, preferred
(quar4—,
■
■
••
>,.
,
-i-—i---—" •
■'
'
.$6
jst' preferred
(quar,)*.—*
CO., Class A (initial quar.)-J
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
1
7-15
i
r.;4%. preferred
(quar.)
7-19
1
7-19
Corp.
7- 1
6-25:
8- 1
7-15:
:25c
7-24
7-10
Li
i
National Distillers Products (stock dividend)
200%
National Manufacture & Stores Corp.
(irreg.)
National Pressure Cooker Co. (stock dividend)
New. Bedford Gas&Edison Light
$1.50
conv.
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar. )
Engineering^
NortWesiefn States PoTtlarrd'Cemeflt (quar.)" *■
-Extra
5%
.'——1—1
-r-
Nunh-Bu^h
Shoe
"Cd.l
40cV
<*.40c
-
_
preferred
(increased)-.-,.—"
Pacific Coast Co., $5 list
preferred
Pacific Lighting (quar:*)—
i
Pattffic Portland Cement, 6% %-pfd.
10-1
;
$1.25i'
$125
Z.
Pacific Public
Service, $1.30 pfd. (quar.)—
Patino Mines &
Enterprises Consol.—
(interim)-
32Vac
-
'8-1-
pfd.
Semi-annual
;
Rhode Island
Insurance
(stock
.Extra
7-10
6-28
7-20
,6-28
$25o
8-15
7-12
7-;
,5c
7-25
7-3L
8-
1
50c
5c
Seaboard
Finance Co.
Leather Co.—,
Seton
Company, Class
(increased).
7-5
8-1
ioc
Southern
California Edison, Ltd.
Spring Valley Co. (liquidating).
Springfield Gas Light (quar.)__
1
9-
$2
:
•
'
,40c
45c
5%
/
60c,
20c
•
'
:
United
deposit receipts
U, S. Guarantee
Co.
of
(interim)——
preferred
N.
•
v
6-20
7-31
7-
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.50
preferred
Bon .Ami
10c"
1
$1.75
1
$1
...
Machine
7-23
-9-30
-8-1.
8-
7-10
7- 9't.
Bristol-Myers Corp*—
ioc
8-20
.•7-20-
.7-12
6%
7- 3*
^
1
9- 2
6- 2
7-30
7-15
'
7-15
$1.06%
Burkart (F.)
;• $-1
8-10.
; 8-10
25c
9-14
25c
10- x
^
••7-l5:"J
7-25
7-25
r
8-15 r
9-14
.
:;v .15%!
8-22
:,7-25
7-
5
•
.
7-15
6-17
JlOc
745
6-29
$5c
7-15
6-29
17 %c
7-10
7-
20c
7-10
7-1
35c
8-
1
7-5
7%
pfd.
1
7-lS>
6-29
8-15
10c
! $1
(accum.)
(Toronto)
>31
—
River
9-15
9-10
$$1.50
Passumpsic
12-15
12-10
$3
8-1
7- 1
2
8-15
RR.—
——
River
6%
Power.
pfd.
$1.50
(quar.)_
9-
Dearborn
Corp.
8* 1
(quar.)
6-29
745
$3
7-15
7-15
'SI >
.$$2
.
6-29
1
7-15
8-
7-20
7-27
:
7,20 :
'
7-15
.
7-25
40- 1
/
,
;
.
Cribben
4%%
7-15
7-31
7-15
20c
8-1
7-15
>6-20
'-8- 1
:
1
"
.
-
1
6-17
v
7-15
__
7-
7-15
6-25
7-10
•6-29
9-1
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•.
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•"
\
7-30
l'-";
8-
1
8-1
8-
1
7-
/•
Detroit
-
7-15
7-'5
5
7-30
$-15
.
:!
2
7-15
7-
/
9-30
t; 9-18
J30o:
■
r
7-12*
7-45
•
7-15
7- 2
4-15
7- 2
12-24
12-14
$1.12%
;
;
ioc
—.—.
common
common
(initial
(initial)
1
7-20
.*7-20
'7-10
,20c
..
25c
3c
8-
(Alfred)
&
Cohn
V":
(quar.)
'
Yards
'
.
;
6-29
7-20
:
17%o;
7-
2
7-15
25c
1-20
•
25c
i-xoL
7-10
:25c
10-10
'
(quar.)——————.
Stock
7-15
'
—
'■
stock
Union
'
$lc
:
quar/)-
:
$2
8-1
7-22
8-15
•boc:
;
9-1
30c
7-15
6-28
25c
(Colo.)
Edison. Co.—
7-25
7-10
7-15
>"•'5
8t15
A- 6
•
Gasket
Detroit Steel Products
Dewey & Almy Chemical,
Diamond Match Co., 6%
9
' 7-10
-
'
Mfg. Co.—1.—L-i—l
Detroit Michigan Stove, new com.-(initial).
5% preferred (quar.)—
i
"
!7.-10
^
■
Press, 4nc;, -new
deb.
'/' Detroit
7-31
8-
»
•
"7-15
8-15
'//:.;'25C "/
$50c
30c
48uarterly
-'$8
6-30
1
6-
••
Denver
7-1:
.
Corporation—
Dennison Mfg. "Co.—
...
7-15
"
28%C
(quar.)—
'
8-1**7-8
:
CaldwelliLinen'Mills! Ltd.,/common-(quarr)-'^^$25c
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)
-t38c-"
,* 80c 2nd partic-preferred
(quar.t20c
California Electric Power, $3 pfd.
(quar.)
75c
'
6-21
7-31
"
4
New
8- 1
$1 ! '7-15
Butterfly Hosiery Mills,'7% preferred (s-a)-4*1 $3%%
Byers (A. M.) Co.,.7% preferred (quar.)—-/- -$1.75
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
:
:25c
7-15
,50o
Abbejr''Co..——.
Davies Petroleum, Ltd.—
De Vilbiss Co., 7%' preferred———.——
6-29
8-
6-21
7-25
Cypress
7-1
7-15
t40c
6-28
*
•
.7-15
7-15
•7-15
.65c
Cunningham Drug Stores.—
6-28
1
/
1
$1
$1.75
(quar.)—i
common
Common •,(s*a)—.
Cuneo
8-5
7-
Co.—
convertible preferred
8 % ^preferred (quar.l.——~
:! Culver
7-15 "
7-15
'
■>
93%c
!>!;/
"7-TO
8-5
8-20
$1.31%
.:■/:
Cudahy Packing Co. common (quar;)!.—
4% %
preferred- - (quar.) ——.—....
-6-20
J25c
'i
6-28
7-15
,
Sexton
8-20
7-15
SOo
",/;,
—...
Co.
Crum & Forster
7-16 !//7- 2
7-19
_
&
8-21
'6-29
9-
30c
•
Crown Cork & Seal .Co., "Inc. (quar,)...,../—
Crown 'Cork & Seal Co., Ltd! (quar.—
*
7-31
35c
"
Co.
(irreg.)
(s-^a)
(6-18
1
7-15
$1
...
—
7-15
22V»c
.
& Electric
(irreg.)..—.——
Com Products Refining Co., com. (quar.)__
7% preferred (quar.)—.
Cornell-Dubilier Elec.. $2.25 pfd. ser. A (quar.)
Creamery Package Mfg
(Increased quar.)
8-16 "
_$1
,7-15
50c
(quar.).
.i.—...
Gas
Copper /Range
6-29
60c
»
6-18
quar.)—.——
.Extra
Continental Insurance
6-29
>9- 3
.
7-15
——
42%c
-,
6-28
$$1.25
(increased
5
(Increased
7-10
7-15
.
8-4
25c
/
*7-10
7- 8
82%c
.
$1.25
(quar.)—
15c
Continental
6-22
16c '
.
preferred
t75c
9-10
7-15
^20c
;
......
$5
Consolidated~Paper~Co. Tquar.).——
7-10 ;
8-31
$1.75
(quar.)—!-!..—1-
(irreg.)__r—
•
Consolidated Royalties, 6% pfd.
Container Corp. of America—
.7-1
8-1
10- 1
56%c
commoh"(quar.)__-«
Mfg.-Co,—
n
:/r /-Stock -dividend !>•>■'/'
^
—12%c
Inc.
$$1.25
Co—
8-31 '
.
Columbia Power, Ltd., cl. A;
(quar.)
Columbia Telephone,, 6% pfd,
(quar.)
Burdine's
6-17
—
Gas Co.,
Canada! Ltd.
.
*
7-20
7-20
.$45..•
•:•;
7-10
7-1
7-20
,
10-1
~-
*
7-20
jponsolidated -Mining: At Smelttog; Co! A$
10-1
■<
u
•
6-20
8-15
$1.25
(s-a)
Connecticut
35c
"
-
(quar,)-.;—:
,
-
1745 ;
,
$1.25
(quar.)_
&
pfd.
*
$25c
>
(qugr,)^-3./w.-0
1—
\
partic. preferred
r
8-15
10c
$1.50
12 %C
60c
t
r-
-
*
/
'$1.12%
—
7- r8
^
99c
Consolidated
f$1.50
Broadway Department Stores, 5% pfd
..£/ $1.25
Brompton Pulp &-Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)__
" J25c
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)
40c*
Brown Shoe»ComDanv. $3.60
pfd. (quar.)
/
90c/!'
1
/'■ 5c
—
British
7-10
11-1
'6-21
25c
:
$1.30 preferred (guar.)-——
British
7-20
12- 1
$-12
$$1.50
Connecticut
$$1.75
Brantford. Roofing Co., Ltd.—•
y
Hydraulic Co. (quar.)
*9^61
; 7-10,
25c
7-10
—
(increased)
common
7-4
,.
(Los Ang.)—
Edison
H.)
(N.
7-10
$25c
—
(quar.)—
Elec.
:.7-15
•;
37 %c
(quar.).
//..Class. B.-:(quari):.-!—
3%%
I: 7-15
$1 partic. pref, class A. (quar )
—...
Consolidated Car Keating Co. (quar,)__/___.
•.■•//'Extra' -•
Bridgeport
6-29
•
—
———1
Woolworth. (P. W.).& Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim)
American
Canada
class A
5-28'
7-15
'
;
;
7-17"
7-10
1
$1.75
^duarterij!—
■
1
$$1.50
-
Borg (Geo., W.) Corporation-J;
,
1
8-
6-29
t$1.75
Jquar.)»
common
Brantford Cordage Co.,
7-17
8-
7-
" $50c
:
7-29
9-
8-1
10c
V;
7-15
-100 %
(s-a)-*—
8-
,7-9
25c
—
9-10
20c
Brothers
k
•:
12-20
6-29
"
T___-
Saco Water, (guar.).,.
Blumenthal <Sidney),
7% preferred
,
1-2-47
7-15
Boston Edison Co. (increased
quar.).
Boston Personal Property Trust
>
(increased)
(quar.)_
preferred
1
11-
.2-7-47
$3
Confederation Life Association
.
8-16
50c
(quar.)—
Yates
8%
f
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
.7-12
50c
——
(initial)—w
(quar.)
;/7% /preferred
-
;8« 1
11-15
$1.75 2-15-47
Combined Enterprises, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Commercial Alcohols Ltd., 8% pfd. (quar.).
12-10
—37%o.
preferred (quar,)—_^.——-
Co.,
8-15
$1.75
7-15
•
Belding.-Cforticelli, Ltd.,
6-10"
1
$1.75
t
■':/»;Uommon/?(quar4!!i(.«!-^!—«>«
6-29
-
8-15
8-1
8-10
.
»60c
.
8-19
7-20
25c
Ohio
Commercial Discount
6- 6
4;
'
(s-a)
common
So.
7-19
9-14
$XM
<s-a)———
Collins & Aikman, 5% conv. preferred
Columbia Gas & Electric, common
6% preferred series A (quar.)
;
-/Preferred 5%
series (quar.).,
&
6-28
6-20
.:'
7-15
m 50c
'£———
preference
7- 4
..
1
.';8-
/•-.>;' ! $2
(increased)
;
^7-U*
r
7-15
7-10
8-
25c
pfd.
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd.
5%
■
_.50c
(quar.)
Manufacturing (irreg.)
Clinton Water Works. 7%
pfd. (quar.),
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)
-
(quar.) —J—•'
7-31
8-15
10c
Clarostat
Ltd.—
Co.,' Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)—
Bloomingdale
'
Co.,
•*•■
9c
'
7-15
,
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
-
8-26
7-15
7-1
.
Biddeford &
$-15
-8-4
6-29
7-23
Biltmore Hats, new common (initial)—$17c
$1/Class A (initial quar.)^1-—
.
$17c
10- 1
A
Commonwealth
7-18 *
7- 3
40c
r
t$1.75
r *
(quar.),.
7-12 >
(quar.)—^37%c
-$4.25
Inc.
.«
>
7% pref. (s-a)
6-15'
6-24
8-4
•
4%
RR.,
Co.
preferred
Stores
Class
7-15
8-
6-29
66 %C
-
37%c
-
Berg (Russell) Fund (irreg.)——
Best Foods, Inc. (increased)
9*
2nd
8-16
(accum.)$4
:
Bell Telephone Co. of
<
Utilities
7-31
_
(quar.)———
9- 3
,$6
——-
Westmoreland,
-
5
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
75c
Inter-Term.
8^26
10c
Mortgage Guaranty.
5
7-13
7-15
(initial quar.)—
7-
.7-
/ 6-28
.
7-15
35o
——
Concord
7-31
$1
Washington Gas Light Co, (D. C.)—
,
City
6-28,
7-20
7- 5
'7-21
.
5c
-7-15
1
1
(initial)
Fund, Inc. >(irregj
(quar.)--.-.---..,,^. $1.50
Steel, 7% jpfd. Cquar.)_
8%c
1
8-
'
Community Frosted Foods Co.—
1st participating preferred
(s-a)
7-
>8*29
25c
Inc.
7-13
7-20'
7-1'
7-15
*7%
7- 5
10- 1
9- 3
7-15
7-15
7-31"
13%c;
;
Y
iWabash-Harrison Corp! (s-a)——
"Walker &
Co., Class B
,-L
.Warren Refining & Chemical—t
Westinghouse Air Brake.^
Z
f vt7«* 8
l-2r47
9
6-29
9-17
40c
■
7-15
30c
7-
7-15 :
15c
7-26
8
9
7-31
10%
6-29
_
6-28
7- 9
,
7-31
25c
•
7-31
—
10-21
7-
25c
37 %c
Extra
7-31
BrummeH Ties
dividend
7%
7-31
•
Stock dividend
7-10
(quar.).
•
1
Inc
Universal Winding Co., common
preferred
'Common
A
'7-15
12 %c
7-20
®
41-1
7-25
! City of Paris Dry Goods— /
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
! 1%
1st preferred (quar.)
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
7-20
*
8- 4
.
$1
40c
50c
common
$1
50c
7-21
9- 3 m
preferred
9-20 V
7-15
10c
...
(quar.)—
•
15c
87%o
—
United Shirt Distributors,
&
-__1_
"!
20c
5c
Co
7-10
10-1
_
—
$1.13
Manufacturing Co.
Wilcox
25c
,
$1.19
Citizens
7-12
1
7- 5
7-20
A
.5c
_
4——j.
,n
r
«6-22 J
8-T
,7- 1.
h 7- .5
7-19
7-19
/—:———,
Columbus
$1.50
,
25c
(quar.)—.
preferred (interim)
Paperboard, -.6%
Fe_
7-
1
United Molasses, Ltd.—
American
;
;
..
,
$1.25
—
9-20
6-1
-■
$$1/
$$1
(s-a)
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Paoific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
•■■'fi-oa.:
)
8-
(quar.)
9-20*
10-1
$$2
1/
8-
1
10-
.
Cincinnati
,
Corp,, cominon (extra)«»iL._.«
preferred
7%
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
Growers,
A
25c
—
'
preferred
_
$1
11-25
8-15
Kansas
Chemical
-
of America_____________
i$3.50 conv.
90c'
-
11-23
12-15
$$1.25
Corporation, common (quar.)—
Extra •,————...—'
Chasers,
•
8-
12-15
$15c
Chrysler Corporation
8- 1
22V2c
'
Ry.
"
'9-20
7-22
$1.50
;.$L50
quar.)____.
Class
Mills, common
preferred (quar.)—
&
$15o
415c
"
>
——
Stock
•7"e'
J8- i
•
300%
-
United Grain
(initial
7-15
f
V$1
Timely Clothes,
Co.
25c
(quar,)^
Beaver Lumber
,
j,0c
—
7-17
7-15'
-,s!T!.'V/ !
;..'
2%
Store Investment Corp.—
4%% preferred (quar.)__——
Chase National Bank (N.■ Y.)-(quar.)—_;
,.30o.:. .<7tl5-•1:::7->15.
(quar.)
Ohio
'7-20
•
:
pfd.
preferred
>A.
'7-20-
»8-1
"
8-
i*
6-28
Chain
-,■.......
(s-a
Baystate Corp.
Beau
•
7-25
6-14
',7~;8>.
A
8H7'
10-4
•
Co., 3.60%
Topeka & Santa
Class
6-27;
8-31
15
•4
—
Molded Products..
Chicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
8- 1
;25e
(quar.)'__—"
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
-
i 75c
'
—II
———
"Taylorcraft Aviation (stock dividend)——
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines (interim)—
Thatcher Mfg., com. (stock dividend)
<$2.40 conv. preferred, (initial
quar.).
'
*
6-24"
"7-15
25c
—
united Biscuit
5
7-20
7-25
•
40c
Suburban ..Electric-Securities Co.—
"!**
'."$4,2nd .preferred (quar.)
———
Sunshine Biscuit (irreg.)—
Transamerica
;50o
common—^
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.,
Bates Manufacturing Co..;
6-24
8-15
•31
—
:
.
—
Inc._—
Corp. (s-a)
8-
7-15
1
7-1
.
37Vic
;
^'Common
Tampax, Inc.
Taylor-Colquitt Co. (quar.)
"
(quar.)
Bartgis Brothers Co.—
6%
5*
7-
t$1.50
$$1.75
$10C
Chicago
^:7-15/
_53V»o
/'.
—
Clinohfieid
v-Extra
/',>//
7-15^6-29
6-27
3
6-29
6-28.
Power,-4%% pfd. (quar.).
Central Ohio Light & Power (initial)——
Central Republic -Co.——
.
.
Bankers Securities Corp.—
"
6%
participating preferred
6-27'
8-
45
•31
Ry. Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)—
Wallpaper Mfrs. Ltd. Class A
B
'Central
.
7%c
B
Bankers Bond
6-30'
8-15
$1.25
Cable
Baltimore Porcelain:
'
Standard ^Fuel Co.; 6%%
preferred^—:4$l.io%
Sterling Brewers, Inc.—
25c
Stetson, John B, common.
A—„3qc
l'8% preferred (s-a)——
Stott, Briquet Co., $2 cohv. preferred (quar.)
:50c
'Extra
1
7-
15c
(quar.)
-
_
v
quar.).
7 % preferred (quar)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co..
7-19
9- 3
4:19c
.
1
f 7-
J$1.25
common (quar.)_—
(quar.)———
•>. 9-16
•
7-15
Baldwin Co., ,6%
7-8
8-
$30o
Gas Co.,
preferred
1
7-20 ?
45C
Atlantic
.5%
8-
-
25c
50c >
.
*$l:75
7-15
$4.50
7-16'
ft 7-15
*6-29
$15c
preferred (quar.)
Aguirre Associates -(quar.)
Central Cold'Storage (quar. )^—
Central Investment ,C°lP. (initial)—-—
}: -7- 5.
c !9- 6"
8- 1
Babcock
75c
7-T
'
i$$iJ5b
Central
6-28
.
3c
Axelson
2
7-16
B
7-15
/ '7.-15
7%c
9-10
'7-
•15
5%
.
7-15
-
Auto .Finance
:
$1.75
(H.) & Sons, Ltd., common
(quar.)„
5% preferred (quar.)—;——
Southam Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
'7- 4 '
8« 1
.
i:25c
(quar.1
common
Avondale
1
7-31
Extra
,
1 ;7-JL5
-
xm
7-12-
9-20
,250
7-15 1
:
■
>8- T
-$2.50
Class
7-31
—
7-1
Corp.,
Financial
Atchison
7-
8-1
7-31
$$1.50
!
.;/-:7*I5
Celotex
6-29
"
Co.
7-15
40c
—
7-15
7-15
*
Astor
7-20"
7-12
6-20
6-24P
1
8-
$18%c
-•,
—
8-31.
■Art-Craft Briar
1,
25c
-
&
convertible
7"
50c
Simon
South
4%
7-10
25c
Extra
l_
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.
(irreg )___
St. Louis. Car C6:» 7%
preferred
Scranton.Electric Co. (initial)
;
Wire
preferred
7-10
13c ;
:
1
6-20
.'
7-15
480c
—
6<«30
-
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—' r
:
5%
non-cum.
preferred (s-a;)
1___—.
7-15'
8- 1
;; -SC
- .a
,
Shaler
8-
15c
—
9-14
v
Atlantic Refining
1'
7-10,
8-15
8-
Rockland Light & Power Co. (quar,)—.
Roos Brothers, Inc. <
quar.)——___—
Roper (George D,> Corp. "(quar.)_—
S
W Fine Foods, -Inc.
(quar.)—
4%%
7- X
7-12
33% %
——u
5
7-20
»
Richmond Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Rickel (H. & W.) & Co.
(quar.)——:
7-10.
"197%o'
!
"i
7-20
'
,;Vr7- 3
7-25
.
$1.50
,.u■
,
■
.
11-30
7-31
/
7-15
tl5c
(quar t ..
./ . .
'//4% preferred (quar.)_
4% preferred (quar.)
Carrier Corpi-4%*>|rfd.:(quar4!i.-^iM—
'7-1
7,- 9
-
15c
"
,
7-
8-31
12-10
$$1.75
TOnrnmnn-
%
prior preferred ,;(quar.)
11-1! 40-22/
I
priot/preferred ' (qw») -7*——f—— < ^$1.50 4^31-47 - 4».21!
Angerman /Company, Inc,_^,
r—,
:40c
7-10r
7-1
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, 5V2% preferred
$68%c "if» 8- 1<
Anglo-Huronian! :Ltd.
(s-?a)-.—'
$10o' "< 7-31
6-29
■Asbestos 'Manufacturing—.
' .
%
■
">■'* '•
.* *{*
>
*
•
;!$1.40 .convertible pref, (quar.):
35c
8- 1
7-19
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
.'•••^ ^c'": ^':
7-10,
12j/2c
dividend)!—
Anaconda
8-31
12jAc
Rhode Island Public Service
Co,,/Cl: A (quar. y
$2 preferred (quar. )—
44c
.
1
;
.6-15.
,
^
Anchor Post Troducts, Inc.— ""
'6%
prior preferred
fqimr.)
7-19
7-20
5c
—
7-15
"
>
50c
—
—
! 8-1
$2.50
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar,)———;
Employees stock (quar.)
1__
Provincial Transport Co. (s-a)___
l?ed .Top Brewing, Class A (initial)—
Class B (initial)_— ^
———J.
Benner Company —
<
50C
(s-a)—-
Carpenter Paper Co.—
-....
Ya-ft)"
AnchorFibcking Glass,
7-15.
!•
7-15
(accum.)
$1.75
Piedmont & Norther#
Railway Co.___,—
50c
Pittsb'gh,:Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis RR.— ''
' ■
-
1
9-14
9-10
;
50C
General
Carolina
7- 9
i»refemdv(quar:j;^J2i^i^^!V'ti$da5.fep8-
Amnskeag
: ."$4:50 .preferred
7-15
8-
!
8- 1
Telephone and Telegraph Co.—
!>$5/prior
7-15
7-25
35c
..
Class
25c
American Zinc Lead fcEmelting—
7-j22J
7-29
_;_••
(irreg.)
com.
Goods^.7%_ j)fxi.- (quar),^a-
-,AVa%, preferred- (initial
,
1
7-15>
.7-20,
;7-19,
8-15
:..
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.) $1.06V*
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.—1—
30c
Peoples Credit Securities—————^.A
•
$25c
Wiillips-Jones Corp,,- 7%
8-1,
;8-1.
■
'75c
!
common
American Thcrmok TBottle,
/
Kxtra^
7-15
8-1
.
;
;
iw'
750
;:.45uarterly,__™^--:j^J---:^^_!™:!,..;.;$2.25:.
'
8-
Ry.
A
Canadian
■
iAmerican
'
8-15
8-15
37 %C
Canadian Pacific
3
,
_
7-15*
•8-15,
7-25*
-,)<
..
9-21
7-30
■•
r8-15
1 .'
$1.25
.
>9-21>
7-30
(accum.) -:i.
American-Shares
'
7-15
•40- lr
•
120c
z. —
Outlet Company
Securities,
..
7-15-
-
6-29
7-31
.
•••
62 %c
—
-
:
1
:
1—4/;:
common_______
6-29
:
7%, ..preferred 47uar.)——(1.75
12-16 ,12^6
fAmerican.iRolling,Mili--r;.4%% convertible preferred (quar.)——$1.12%~
7^15
^6-17
American Safety .Razor.
Corp. (quar.)—^
,50o
< *.7-15
; ^6-21
American Smelting &
Refining, com. (quar.)
50c
8-30
8- 2
! ;7%
1st preferred (quar.)IT
^-4. '$1.35 : : :7-31; ^ '7- 9:
'American Telephony Co. (Abilene, Kansas)—.
::.:■' "5% 'preferred (quar.)^$1.25 ,-:.-:'7-15 ■:7 6'28*'
7-20;
8-1
'50c
/
;$1.25
Oklahoma ^Natural Gas, common (quar. )—~ "50c
v 4% %
preferred (quar.)-_———-.
±J89 3/I0c
r
European
^American l^per
"7-15
8-1
..
7-15
'
7*15*:
-
.
^3.90% preferred ♦(initial .guar.)—,,"
cAmeripan Iflews :,Co. (bi-monthly)-i—.i-i—ii; '
7-10.
•7-
8- 1
37%c
___
6-20
i
t
t.,
25c
;
4
7-20
'7-15
9-16*
r
.American Machine & •Foundry-'*'-.'—^
6-29.
^8-L !
•
.
6-29
/•
8-15 '
.
7- 8
8-15
7-15
——
7-13-
'*7-12'
Co..(quar-),.Ijlew, York Merchandising fly-1 -45c
North American
Acceptance, Class A ;(quar.) :
5c
North Penn Gas, .7% prior pfd
(quar.)
*$1/75
Northwest
-
7-18. >:■
7-15
:37%o:;.
com,// (quar,)---.-^..v—. /
Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
—_'
Class B .(quar.) -4-r^.,/,r:.r.r.Tr/„T;.:-::-,
7% preferred •(quar.V—--^«.w.—
Canadian Investors Corp.
(quar,)
Canadian Motor & Lamp Co., Ltd.-r/-.Class A (quar,)-.».-^«__
Class B (quar,)——
Canadian Oil Go's,/Ltd., common (quar.) —
5 % preferred
(quar.)
■
;8% .preferred (quar.)—
6-10
7«j31
75c
.•
7- 9.
7-15
^8-31
.
Canadian
6-19
,
•.
50c
- -20c
-
7- 1.
7-31
50c
100%
:
7-27
10* !•
—
20c
.
-Class
iv 4% %- ^preference (quar.)
--$1.42-%
-American Ice, -6%
nop-cum..4>referred—
$1.50
8%
preferred
L—,
>$1.50
^American Light AsTraction,' 6% ipfd. (quar.)
37%c
!/Common *
!—
30c
.
* 125c
-."••
6-29
Canadian
7- 5
25c
Fidelity & Casualty (quar.)——X
American Fork
8-
Southern
7- $
1- 8
,7-15
7
7-20
*9-10
.
^
American
(quar,.50c
.
Reo{
6-29
:
,
7-20 :
—
(initial
American
9-1
Products Corp. .(quar.)
Strauss-Duparquet (quar.
Northern Illinois
-
6-29
r8- 4
i$l
7-25
.
20c
l/32nd share of Class B stock-—.
American District "Telegraph Co. (N. J. )-—
5% f preferred
(quaT.)
——,
.9-4
—'——•!■!
7-10
9-20
,
7-12
or
$1.50
Middlesex
National Aviation
6-29
7-20
$1.50
Canada Wire & Cable! 6%% preferred—*
Canadian Converters, Ltd., Class A (quar.),
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Ltd.—
/1// 6% preferred (quar.)—
-
'7-15
'
7-20
50c
25c
common—
—
6-24
7-20
Packing
*
:$1,37%
—+
common
8-T
10- 5
2%C
American Can Co. (quar.)
"'American.Cities'Power 4sLight, $2.75olass A
$3 Hjonv, Class A (opt. div. series).
Cash
7-15.
7^15
1
7- I
10c
Mead
Corp.,
8-
30c
'
Corp., $6 preferred A—
i $5.50 preferred
!8- 1
-$1:50.
:%Fxtra:!.!^!i!:;!!:sL!^
Nathan
8-
.Manufacturing,
quar.)—
American Alliance Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
i-American Asphalt Roof Corp. (quar.-)-—-w
7- 2
tl5c
McKales, Incorporated (s-a)_~
New-common
-
$2.75
-$1.50.
^Canada
;
.Amerada Petroleum Corp
..■
7-15
•
.
/Aluminum 'Goods
1
62%c
L_
Grain
Melville Shoe
v
7-
>6-20
'
:20c" r
"
i-Li.-*
Stores,-common (increased)———/
'.Alpha
Portland Cement—w
Allied
4:
•
7-15
5c
.
■
Maytag Co., $3 pfd. (clears all Arrears)—.
McCabe
7-15
:,/;9c-
v
t..
.
;.
30c
.
Manhattan
0i
7-15.
-,
37J/2c
—
.—
25c '7-25"
(quar.) _—1
Alabama Mills,: Inc.: —
All Penn Oil «Sz Gas (quar,
•
7-1
6-26
7-15
'
7-10.
.
—
'Extra
iAkron/Brass -Manufacturing Co.
,7-1
.
Holders
v
•
7-15
7-25
-
;
6-27
:
—
preferred (quar.)
Callaway Mills, *$2 'preferred (quar.) ——
$2 preferred (quar.)—
"Campbell (A, S.) Co., commoa (s-a)
Canada Northern Power, common (quar.)
IVe preferred :(quar.)-«^—i—
7- 1
.
7-25
——
—
/• 6-27
,7-15 !
When
Payable
.
'$1.50
series)
(quar.)
(quar.)—-u../-
5%
of Rec,
7-15
•r
9
"8-23
/
7-10
,
13%c
Garden
9
7-15
.
75c j
•••;•
—-—••/,<-
,
Madison Sq.
Payable
Aeronca^AircraftUorp.—
7-:55c conV.: preferred (quar.)_
13%c
Affiliated-Fund, Inc. (irreg.).
3%c
«;Ainsworth Manufacturing iCorp. (quar,*)*20c
.Air ^Reduction Co, (quar.)
i.——
25c
7-15
7-15
-
Mading's Drug Stores. 55c~pld. (initial quar,)
&
<
8-26
7-25
20c
Loomis-Sayles Mutual, Fund,
-Second Fund (quar.).
Lyon Lumber Co
8-
f.
'.$1.7^;
pfd., (quar.) -
(1927
preferred
California
r
Holder«
■
-Addressograph-Muligr-aph
,7.-11
•
.8hari
_
(quar.)—«-_;—$1
Extra
7-31
1
933/4c
Lone Star "Gas Co! (quar.).——-
Home of Company
,
-
J8c
Share
,;
——
'
1
10-
*
,4%-preferred
.
.8-1
.
.
Wnen
Abbott Laboratories—
8:24 ; :>8-15
15c
(irreg.
!
■■ -••
Per
.
7-15
204Ao
Creamery. 60c preferred (quar.)—
Kokomo Water Works, 6% preferred (quar.)
Kroger Company (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines (interim)
'' y~-'
Oregon Power! 7%
preferred
.Common
6-28
.7-15
'8-1
$2.70 preferred—. 22Vac
8-20
Knickbocker Fund, beneficial interest (irreg.) /'v. 12c /,
Knudsen
6%
6%
(
'
•
*
Khapp-Monarch,'$2.50;preierred_——'
California
week, these being given in the
6-29
r
7 -15
2c
'$1.33
■
announced, this
•••*«*/•'•"::
Hame of Company
>
6-28
$1.14'; t
.
we
preceding;table. ^:..v;:
^
7- 5
.
"
;
7-15
46c:
'
•__
-
dends
:
•r6-17
7-20
(increased' 30c
(quar.31%c
Below
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid.
The list -does not Include divl-
;
6-17
7—.1*
common
preferred
of Ree.
1
7-
$1-25
Keystone Low-Priced Bond 'Purid IB3 K6-a-)-i ;;
Special-
Monday, July 8, 1940
■/'<* Kf'V
-A
Holder*
Payable
Share
i
E.), $5 prior pfd, (quar.)_»-iv^;
prior preferred (quar.)___^_i,—
Junior
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•irt.'.'-tfe"',:- -'
■..,••
Distillers .Co., Ltd.—
:
;••!
V Bonus
—
20C
/.50c
25C
——
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THE COMMERCIAL & FIN AN CIAL CHRONICLE
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5%- noh-cum. preferred (quar.)-^_,™
Dominion rPabrice, Dtd,, common (quar.)
:6 % 1st preference (quar.)
•
a
^Second, preference (quar. )
X,
Dominion Glass, Ltd., new com. (initial)
7% preferred ($20 par)* (initial quar.)__
'Dominion Malting Co., common (quar.)™
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420c
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135c
420c
preferred
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Indiana Associated
ftSOc
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$1.25
$1.50
...
;
$1.50
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of $2 pfd. for each four shares com. held
.7-
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87y2c
ft
8-
50c
—
15c
National Watch. Co., common
(7% 1st preferred (s-a)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.—, ;
,
1st preferred (s-a)—
—
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ft'
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7-15
——
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s
.
preferred (quar.)—^
7% preferred (quar,)—---—
——Fort Pitt Brewing Co—.————_—
30c
12*
2
41- 9
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1
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62%c
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in
cash
share
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11-20
certificates—
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(G.), Brewing
Co.
9-3
8-
8
9-20
■
(quar.)———
12-27
7-
Foster Wheeler
Corp., common
10-
37'/2C
(quar.)..——
Extra
9-16
1
+._—
7-19
6-29-
Labatt
150C
7-25
6-29
Laclede Christy Clay Products—
(Stock dividend). One share for
12 Vzc
7-31
•7^15
55c
7-31
7-15
7-15
6-29;
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St. John Power &
Paper Co.. Ltd
Lake, of the Woods Milling
Co.,. Ltd.—
of Canada (quar,)——^
Companies, -Ltd. rquar.)——
Froedtert Grain & Malting—
New common (initial)——
i $2.20 preferred
(quar.)i„—
—
—,—
4
&
Schmidt
Brush.
Class .A
Fuhrmann
Fuller
:?* Class
Fuller
AA
—
15c *
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General
Baking Co.,
i
common
Electric
Co.
General Finance Co.-
(quar.)—
common
preferred
6%
preferred B
A
(s-a)———
(s-a)
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General Investors Trust (Boston)—
V Ctfs. of beneficial interests—
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General
Mills
General
Paint Corp.
General
—
convertible preferred
preferred
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8-15
7- 8
;30c
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7-15;
7-12
7-15
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7-15
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11-15
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7-18
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7-15
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6-28 ft
11-4
9-10
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7-23
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8-29
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: Lpuisville GaS
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Jjartfbrd;Electric .Light Co. (quar.)—1
5%, preferred ($100 .par)
$17-15
6-29
(quar.U-ft™,.-.
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^
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.
-5,7« preferred .($25 par) ,
7A5 ' f+6-39 •ftft Ox -Fibre Brush—
25c ft
(quar.)—J-i.—SlVicft
••$1,12%'
7-16
.;4% % - preferred j[qyar.)
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ft
.4 7- 8 -*
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fih'&Wfr [convertible ^rbferi^d (quar.),,—*.— • $1.12%
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-8-15
8- 2 ;
Herqules .Powder :Co.N 5 7c, preferred ,(*quarO|;^ $1.25
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• f
*6 23«
• -;35c
•7-J15
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5% preferred (quar.)——$1*25
''*8% preferred
(quar.L^—
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common • (quar,
v 75c*
6-28*
7?15
$1.50
■■-ft 8-15 : ft";7-25fts,
iftMaov (R. :H.),^'41/4%.;;'preferrfed (quar.)
$4 conv. preference (oqar.
V.ft;
,8-1
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•$U06%
7-16 ft;
Madison
Elbbard Spencer Bartlett & Co.,; (spec;al)__M
Square
Garden
ft ; 50c >?; 7*26
(stock
dividend)
.r- X./'.-X.,
Pacific .Lighting Corpf; $5 pfd. (q.uar.),^$1,25
Darrlsburg
8-13
7-15
80c
ft-; •;
$%. ^preferred .-(quar.).—^
Northern States Power (Del.)—
tl%• .preferred .(aceumO,
ft.
B-20
8-20
'
25c
»
;
.
9-10
"
•pgilvle Flour .Mills, Ltd., ..common- (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
-
: «.o.
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6-11*
10-15
,8-30
•>ftbklahoma^'Oas
•6r26
5%?ft»wU(dpating ^referre4^(auar4^4^ r--;$L25; h 9- 3 :
7-18
7%c
sTNu-Bhamel Corp. (quar.)
ftft; ftNutrjne; Candy Co., new common
: $2
(quar.)
7-15
$1.75
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v
B- T
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1
1
ft 7-15
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?
ftf
Northern States [Power (Mihb.)—
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il$-»19 41^29
50c. 3-10-,47,2?24-47
7-15
8-
-•
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'50c
75c
B
6-28
:
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30c
quar.)
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9-19
42-19 ft
7-15
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preferred
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.•
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■
9-28
56 %c
.+Quafterly.
;
5$*23v
41=22
.124.0
:.j50a
i
preferred
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:ft;£
8*15
12-28
10c
v
.-ft^.™.—.
Welding Machine Co. (quar.)
Fuel
7-20
8-31
$1.5 (y
—
(initial
8-1
.
$1.50
ft'
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—
to
Northern Central Ry.
■ft
(quar. ).^T-,».__„T.»,-_
Longhorn Poiitland Oeinent Co<^-ft>
vo
^L$tio"
>
ft+North
,6-15
7-18
$1.10
$440
6-29
i
l/ft./'V-ift4
—ft.—
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common
.Adjustment preferred (quar.)
i6^28*
:25c
12 %c
6-30
6-29
)
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Norfolk
.
i
$1 3-10-47 2-24*47
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.preferred
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h. p_v -o
1
ft
ft
s
of
r6%
1st. preferred (accum.)
Nineteen Hunlred; Corp;, class A
s$5o
guai*anteed(Quar,
Lock .Joint
9-
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-
25c
;50c
—
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7-15
SOc
7-15
; •
Newark
6-30
ft
e-29*
7-20
New York Power
6-30
V>1Q
7- 8
7-20
England Laundries. $§ pfd. <quar.)
ft; $1,50
&.Light, 3.90% preferred,, ft? 97 %c
Telephone, 6% preferred (quar.),, :i'l $1.50
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33/4%. pfd. (quar.)
•i 93%c
.Jv.Vft'.'.A
Niagara Hudson Power—
V ft
6-30
$1.25
Special guaranteed (quar;),^„_^.,_,^
ftLittle SchuylkillrNay. [RR.ft^c' Coal/(s-a)*-,»•
7-10
6-28
7-31 ft
:ftft
New
7-18
25c
■
ft
preferred (quar.)__
New Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd. (quar.)
7-18
8-1
:
SOc
(quar.)
Original capital
Special guaranteed
%c
1
8-27
11-26
<<
9- 3 %
62%c
$1.50
'
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National Tea Co.. .4%%
10-26
8-
743
3
741
12%0
37,% c
(quar.)_-
National Radiator Co,
National Screw
7-26
11-1
87
—-T,
-
7-22
8-1
25C
f
ft
6-29
.,30o
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•
6-15
7-15 ft
;
8-1;
8-1
9-
12- 2
—
7-22
1
$0c
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6-20
■;
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1
7-15
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—
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7-15
v.
.
B-
$1.30
12 %C
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Utrnel Corp. (resumed)
Lipe Rollway Corp. Class A
(quar.)—
Lit Brothers, '&% „-preferred (accum.
7--20
8-. 4
-"J-
.
^
6*25
.
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7-31
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lc
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ftftft 743-^
.7-15
—...
•Lion Gil
,8- 1
;;
Ic
Cooper^Go.—^ ^
1
-«%
v
8- 1
<6-7
preferred (s-a)>,
National Pumps Corp.—
8
;3
7-6
7-11
■
•5%
*
v
„
7-15
7.-10
31 Vic
ft.6%
8
7-
7- 1
$.1.25
Mallison Fabrics
(quar.),
National Paper to Type Co.—
(Del.)—
Class Bilquar.)——
5%
^ 6-27
62 %o
Grandvlew Mines
Hammond .Instrument, $% <pfd. 4.quar4
7-
746
8-13
•>
«1
National
>
Lindsay (C. W.) & Co., Ltd.—
ft.
iftSS%■■%';? preferred (accum,)ft_——
Link ..Belt Co< (quar.)..—
6-24
6-28
30c
Great American Insurance (quar,)^——
Great .Lakes •PowerCp;,..Dt4^'f.-:.';+;*
i ;
t$1.7S
« 4^$7-Apref iM quar.
75c
Green ((H;;L4 ;iCo,:-(quar )
ft:S34%c
i -j5'Mi ^
COnV. filti. '(
15c
GriesrFfleger Tanning iCo. (initiaD——
^Griggs,•
7-10
a-;l.
$0c
-r
7-22
6*20
1
7-15
$1
(s-a)
-National Lead Co.—
7-15*
10c
ftCSdss.Aft(quar.)ftft-——--ftn-
7-10
ft
7-15
4UC ft
ft 50c
ftft $5C..
ft
■
7-25
1
.7- 8
10-
50c
'
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National
745
37 %c
.
Lincoln Telephone' & Telegraph
-
1
7-25 1 ft
ft'
$1.12%
i'«r.Extra
.
Insurance
..
7-17
7-25
ft $1.25
,
.
6-28
'50o>
ft
—
Life
8-
■
1 ftft
■
745
50c ;7ft7-15
•ft.
rExtra
6-29
B-
8-1
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Distillers^ (Products ; (quar,).
—
National
'12-21
50c
Quarterly
—ft._.
Quarterly
;.. ■,
-■
-—
i"
Lincoln Printing
Co;,.;:commP>-:-ft—ft——■
$3.50 preferred - (quar.)
^
6-28
$20C
Safety Razor, common (quar.)_—
$5 preferred (quar.)_——
Gimbel Brothers, Inc., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Golden State Co.. common (quar.)
;—
Goodman Manufacturing ^
Gotham Hosiery Co
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—
,jk 5%
class A »preferred % (quar.)
5% conv. preferred-(quar.)
Granltevllle Co. tquar.)
Corp.. com.
National
-Extra-
•
8-28
■ft;
.
7-15
12-31
6-22
v-'.'ft '5c 777-15'
,$1.50 7ft 8-4
,8h9#ftre„^,■
Register (quar.)
common
National Elec.
6-29
$3
75C
■:
(quar.)_
Gillette
Lincoln
8-1
ft
Stores
New
3
17c
7-5
jftf>15,7
7
&
convertible
National
7-15
.
7-18 ■
8-26'
:
$48o
&
National Department-Stores—
6-29
7-15
$1.12%
$1.12%
7-10*
5- I
.
—ft,——•
1* ft
7-15
Be "
ft4%% preferred ft; (quar.
Lexington Telephone, 5.2% "preferred (quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)—
6-28
$1.37^
(initial quar.)—~
(quar.)
V$6 preferred (quar,)——
General Steel Wares, Ltd., Common
•
25c
S
•ft.
31%c
9
ft
.
8•
50c
(quar.)™—
^•■8-1
(increased quar.)—
,56 %c
■
5
43/« %
;
10-5
8-15 'ft!:r 7- 5
25c
Lerner
7-
7-20
6c
Machine
7%c
7%C
■'.,
Mfg.
City Bank (N. Y,).
Company (initial).
Container 1 Corp.—
National
8-3
8-
8-1
•745
.$200
4.%% pfd. (quar.)
ytvov*-*(increased).,.
Company, common (quar.)
Chemical
National
1145
'
11-
6-28
6-21
J
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37'/a C
45c
,
37 %c
11-25
;i
5- 3
>9-3
6-25
$1.75 ?ft'7-15
Co.
Cash
.
11- 9
11-25
30c
W mm mm — — —.
Public Service—
$4
5c
$30c
$$1.75
—
"
B-25
ft
*7-11
.
$150
;
Kv,
National
6-21
Leece-Neville ft
Lefcqurt Realty Corp.+ft*
c ftftft>
$3 convertible prior preferred (initial)—.—
Lehigh Portland Cement (increased)——
7-15
7-25
7-16
B-25
>15
Lawyers Title,Insurance, 6% pfd. (s-a)—Lebannon Valley Gas, &% preferred (quar.).Lee Rubber & Tire Corp.
(quar.),—
I
25c
;
——
—-r
9-20
32c
7-31
$50c
745
7-15
25c
Society (quar,)—
(quar;)-'!
—
..
National
33%%
V
Extra
7-19
40c
■
—
•
5%
1
Lb-
$54.25
(quar.)_
6-25
class A
..■
National
9
7* 9
•6-28
7-15
745
r
"745
,
15C
-Common (quar.)
7%
preferred ,(quar.)—
3
Co.,- common
Lane Bryant, 4J/2 7o preferred (quar.)—
Langendorf United Bakeries, $2 CI. A (quar.).
Class ^ft.(quar.)^ft—;
6-25'
8-
$2
Landis
6-29
10-1
15c
—-
each
7-16
'
$250
.Common
•7-15
7-23
(quar.) __—:
preferred .ft(quar.)
7%
,6-29?
7-23
(quar.)_——.
Lamson to Sessions Co.—
■6-25r
7-15
:10C
pfd. This payment clears all arrears
General Capital Corp. (irreg.)—.—
? $5.50
;
Ltd.
Common
7-22;
.7-22
7-15
8-1
,
•
7%
General
50c
$4
,-$8 preferred (quar.X——
General Cable Corp.—
1
7-10
12^c
ClaSS B
1
8-
•
IOC
.
\/
8-
60c
—
Co.———
(John)
Lake
v
"
(quar.)_——
(quar.)—
Manufacturing
*4
25c
Brewing—
Fyr+Fvter Company. Class- A f oyar. L
Oabrlel (The) Co,-5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Gardner Electric~Light, common
(irreg.)—
General Aniline & Film, class A———-
-
12%c
-
I35C
Fraser
8-1
25c
:
■
Foundation Co.
7«31
8-1
.$1.25 :
.:
(quar.)
Njitlons.1 vBowdi
12-20
7-16
78- iQ
Development
common
-
$1.12%
:12%C
ft.8r.15
—
National Battery
National Biscuit
9
7-
9-27
ft
$142%
(quar.)>
:v
7-26
$1
•
^—
745
40c
r
^u^r.)-.»A^«-
7-16
50c
ft—ft«.
8-1
.80c
(quar.)
Narragansett-Electric,
-
,12-1
-8-.15
,r
v6% preferred (quar.)—
Mutual Investment Fund
(quar.)
7-15
.
of
Co. .(increased)
ft—
Krueger
7-10
surrender
42-5
,400%
Tel. (quar.)
Mullins Manufacturing—
,$1 preferred (quar,)
Munislng .Paper—
: :
r, 5,%
1st preferred f(quar,)—,
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
-$2
and $4 r
common
8-20
upon
& ft Co.
Insurance
Quarterly '
Mutual Chemical .Co.
16% preferred
7-15
.
8-1
.9-1
——
6-20
12-23
Light—
Mountain States Tel.
6-29
"
9- 1
il2- 1
9-5
—
Mount Royal Rice Mills
(initial)
Mountain" States Power
Co., com.
.57# preferred -(quar.)
6-18
9-3
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
(John)
Co.,
7-1
■
(initial)—1
Mount Carbon to Port
Carbon RR.
Mount Diablo
Oil Mining
&
7-12
7-15
10- 1
Kroehler Mfg. Coft,
-4y2% preferred
4%% preferred (quar.)—,w
;
Montreal
v-
•741
12- 5
$1.50
dividend
Morrell
8-10
425c
Kress
7-22
3
8-4
•
__
7-10
6-28*
1
9«
7-15
'ft 7-15
12-
300
7- 'l
7- A
$4.50 ;
piping&:gupply ^o„, Inc.—
Morris Plan
7- 1
7- 5;
7-ftl
17%C
,10c
•
6-15
7-27
7-18
9- 1
7-1
82%c
'
745
•
ft .ft
,30c '
Jquar.)^,—*.
—
ft
7-20
ft
6-30
---
6-28
17'/aC
':
—
7-22
25c
Extra
1%
•6-28
$-•!•,
4?5C
.
Monarch Knitting tCo.,
commonft-———
Monongahela Valley Water, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Monroe Loan
Society, class A (quar.)
Montana :Power Co., $6
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward to Co., com. (quar.)—
6-15
7-17
$1.50
Fitzslmmons'Stores, Lta.—
.
7-15
$1.
"
v
$1.75
Liqueur;Corp.—*.——
9-3,
8- $
30c
ft
;
•ft';
.^.JPS
ft; $6;;lst,vpreferred
-fft^uw^ft^^.-,ft«ftft«^::V
Mohawk
6-24
9-16
40c ft
—
75c
:
7-15
:
•aoo
non-cum.
(quar.)
Mississippi Power
7- 3
$75o
»
8c
Boston Corp. (irreg.)
First Mutual Trust Fund—
1
6^
745
:
25c
—
7- 3
413c
——
$2.50
(Increased)-—
First
8-
25c
——
/10-10;
75b ft
25C
.
7-10
10-15
£ $1.75.
83/40
-—
(quar,).._,
"
8-2$, ft
Quarterly ———+———+r—-■■■ »•&
-25c
Kobacker Stores, Inc., common
20c
(increasedW**
v$l$7%ftpreferred/ (quar;)ftfti^-ft-»+_—.~£"?*®-34%c
Kresge Department Stores (liquidating) %rds V.
r8-30,r
7-15
;$1.73
—;
preferred (quar.)—————
Fireman's .Fund Insur. (San Fran ) (quar.)
ft
preferred—
Kaufmann 'Department Stores
Kentucky Utilities Co., 67c pfd. .(quar.)
Klein (Dft Emil) Co.' (quar.)—•
Quar a rly
i(.,i
j).|i n';.ii)i — --n-.-OTWrm » in 'in '
6-30
>
7-15
$1.50
•
1%
Firestone Tire
7-15
;
745
ft->43 ift.
$lv73
Tea
4%
.
8-15
8-30
50c
ft
——
preferred
9-20
£ 7,/aC
,
-
9-16
10-1
35c
——
}■■!%
10- 1
.
*
Quarterly;;
— :
Federal Mfg. & Engineering (initial)—.
Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash. D. C,)—
Common (quar.)
—
£
pfd.
(quar.)
Fenton United Cleaning & Dyeing—
f
8-22
€47
7-15
•■'«
111-29
;25e
.
.
Midwest Rubber
Reclaiming—
New common
(initial quar.)-*.————
Mill Creek, & Mine Hill Nav. &
RR. (s-a)
Miller Manufacturing, class A
(quar.)
5%
preferred*: (quar.)___i.
CTWWfc#
.
,_Kalamazoo Stove $ .Furnace—
Kansas City' Southern Ry.—
Farmeis & Traders Lite Ins. (Syracuse, JN. Y.)■
4$1
..
.7-15
'
•
65o
+
—
6-15*
r,
1
.
9*10
$1.50
;
6-15
.6-15,
8-30
ft
ftft
J25c
—
7-15
"r\745
Co., 4V4% preferred (quar.).:—
Johns-Manviile, 3% % preferred (quar.)
.87%«
Johnson & Johnson,
4%i 2nd pfd. (quar.)— ftv
$1
Joplln water Works, 67c pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
Journal Publishing Co.417c
(Ottaway(quar.)—
'
ft'
$1.75
•
convertible ,pref.
Jewel
11-15
--
-
preferred
Stock
.
6-28
745
ft
7-15
.
94c
i„
— <—
preferred ft (series 1940):
6%
6-30
>15.
,
'ft i6 %
"New common
$25o
(quar.)
;
:
ft
(quar.)—ft———
preferred
Midwest
437%e
(quar.) —^——
Jacobs (F. L.) Co.;'5%
preferred (quar.)—
8-16
ft 12- 1
Milling, 47o .preferred
455 %0
••
6-28
7-31
(quar.) .WWW*'
quar.)—.—
«•
745
•7-15
3%c
Common
.
•ft7r$ft
$1.25
$155
Common
r
6-28*
$1.25
(s-a)
$$1.50
ft
V -r1T?*W!S
preferred
7- 1
'
(quar.)_
preferred ft (quar.)—
—.—«!».«-•
Mercantile Stores Co.ft 7%
pfd. (quar.)—Mercury Mills (quar.)_
-i.•"•••"a-fm w
Messenger Corporation (extra)
Michigan vPublic Service—
.
.
6*27
:....
.
6-28
1
..;50c •.ft 8-4.
#3%C 7ft-.B*3l
43%o
1140
6%
.
7-8
North America
InveStmept Management Fund (irreg.).—
Investors .Mutual, rlnc.(irreg
f
lowaj Powor$t Light Co. 3.3,0 % jjfd. (qua^).^
Iron Fireman
Manufacturing .Co.—
9-7
7-15
15c
(quar.)_____
Eversharp, Inc., new common (quar.)——_
Faber Coe fc .Gregg, 7% preferred (quar.)__
&
■
,60c
,
$5 preferred A (quar.)—
Camera'
: .T-1'5
:
"*'•6%
ft;.;'6*27
8- 1
^vestmept Foundation, Ltd,*—ft
7-5
7-15
; ftft^o?
^■$$'prefeiTedvA^tiquar.L^^
Palrdiild
Telephone,$2,pfd- (quar. )
Intertype Corporation
\
..
1 k 7%
&
2
7-31
ft
50c
preferred ($5 par) (.quar.),—VInterstate Department Stores
(quar.).
7-5*
1
4' ft' 7* 6
l:?4-26ft
$ SOc
1%
7-1
8-2.,
9t23
8-
7- 9'
20c
International Nickel Co. of. Canada—
,77o preferred (quar.)
7-10
;
8-1:
$1.05 ft
(quar.)
Elgin
Radio
-.'•5%-'
Group shares,-,—^,
International
7-10
8-1
•ft 25C
6% preferred B (accum;)
Eastern Stainless-Steel (irresr.) —"—•—__
(increased)
"•
$$0^
42-8
12-21
v
»
Emerson
.$1 90 ;
V
international Bronze
Powders, Ltd.^Common .(increased quar,).
.6% par,tic. preferred (quar.)
International Business Machines
(quar.)_—
International Harvester, common
(quar.)—
-.'.>14,.r';
■?B-,l-.ft;f
9-30
$1,50
$1.50
—.
Electrolux Corp.
■
.
: Quarterly
•■i:Quarterly"i^+.».-^^.,^»«.„^,--^tEastern Massachusetts Street Ry Co.—
Insurance
,
7-16
<
Eastern Magnesia Talc Co., Inc.—
-*"$4.20 preferred
arrears
(quar.)
(increased
'745
';•. ft- >20. '
$3.
400%
ft:
Mercantile Acceptance
Corp. of California—
5% preferred
(quar.)ft5% preferred
Institutional-Securities, Ltd.—
»
8-15
,50c
,
Insurance Co. of
5*24
■
.•
preferred
McLellan:Stores Co., 5%
'12-20
j $4>50ftpreferred sA ftl final
._™
.
42-40
—-*•
Mclntyr©^ Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—
9-20
••■*
(quar,)
6-20
'7-15
7-31
,46c
;ft."
,-
6-20
'7*31 ft
:$25c
preferred
Common
••$1.25
Trust— '"-t —.yi+'r -.itwr* ft
''>r5 "
745
50c
...'ftftft 40c
Common
8-9
9r30
Investors
;■«
$-29
745
420c
r$l7%c
.
8-8
e-1
■•
7-15
■
(quar.) ft.
com.
McClatchy Newspapers, 7% pfd.
(quar.),,—
4 !J% .preferred (quar.)——ftMcColl-Frontenac Oil Co., JLtd.«-
849
$1.25 :
Ltd.,
"v **»
ft, .6%
'649
3
745
12%c
Massawippi Valley :RR. Co. (s-a) —"-"fr-"tt
"Rrw?
May McEwen Kaiser Co. (stock
dividend).—
S McCall
Corporation •>(quar.)——.
•
'
9-
8-<15
——
Massachusetts
^Industrial Rayon Corp.—
8*20
1
7-10; ft5-24
'ft 8- 1 ft
>15
2%
<initial)-.-t.^^i2^--—
Duquesne Light Co., 5% 1st pfd. (quar,)—
Dwight Manufacturing Co
.
»
■
ft Incorporated; Investors
8-20
•
-7—10.
10%
-[Extra
DuplanCbrp.
<i.
■
■Illinois Power Co.?—
r-5% pfd. v-ftPayraent clears all
Dunlop Rubber Ltd>—
.
y^^mericair ^poeitReceipts (finally——~
•'
-
t
>10
9-10
(quar.)
9-9
.',25c
:$70c
-,C^.;•.(Q11 ftF«^W'J•*;
.Extra
645
ft
$1.50
Ruttig Sash & Door Co.—. s
ft/5% preferred (quar.)—.
■!■
.«,'•■•ft:j 5%
preferred tquar.)—
^
.7-25.,
——
>15
$50c
;.7-i5 r ft.7- l;..,ft Imperial Chemical Industries, .Ltd„. (final) _L.
.••yftvft Dnperialle Fuels, 6% par tic. preferred (s-a)
$1
41-21
$4
'
ft,7-15
7-15
-
$1.12'/a
.50o
. preferred ;;(quar.)r -1142 %
$4.50 preferred
.6-1?
-
Co.;,.copimon.,^^,«,,^"^\-75c
Dun At Bradstreet; Inc., common
■i'
7-15
!j 420c
4 .$4 preferred A ;(quar.)—:
•.
,"7-31
i4$1.75
FielCl
'
7-: .2 m Huipmel-Ross Fibre ? Cord—»
ft,7-$ ft7- ■■"6% :preferred (quar.)
H 8- 1 ; I ;,7-.2
.425c
-
't$3;50
Uolaarp
xatfuMW
>15
37 %c
Maritime Tel. & Tel.
Co.,
ft 7% preferred
(quar.)
-
.6-30.
ft
h
8-21
'
;■?,
4l0c.
———————.
Dominion Tar & Chemical tquar.
Dominion Textile; 7% preferred (quar.)-,—
Dorqinioh >yoolens ;&; Worsted— •*-"'
<?
4 -increased ' quarterly
•Dow chemical
.8-1
;:;6*30ft-;
9-4
.
'
*
$30c b7-31
•Quarterly
•
.
8-
7-15
6*24
12-1
'When
JPayablp
,50c ft
—
•7-25,
250
iPpr •'.
Sharp
(quar.)————
«• *•
; ;
■ft; 7-15
_
■Dominion :Qilclotp^&' Linoleum
7rl5
8-1
$37%c
'
-*5%
10
ftft-ftftft£ftft; .'ft:-. fft
pfd.ft(q,uar.)—ft-'
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd., .7% ,non-cum.
;pfd.
Marchant Calculating Machine Co;
(quar.)
'Marine Magnesium Products
Corp.—;
40c
8-2
ft
8-29
•'
•;-4? -.(Extra
e.40c
7*26 •ft >'3 ft
c $4.25 . preferred ft (quar.) >» ***+ <m «*• it W«ai
mL
■" *
9-27 ftVft'B- 6
$1.06%
Horn & Hardart '(N. Y.), com. (increased)8- 1 ftft 7-12
ft ' 50c:
>; 5%
preferred (quar.)
<''$1,25 ftft ft9- 3
.,..844' ;
Household ^Finance Corp., com. ( increased).
"40c
ftft 745 ft ftft 6*29*
% -preferred:Xquar.)—•; v 93%c
745
6-29*
Howell Electric Motors (quar.)——-——- •ft
7-10
6-25
'7%o •
ft 7-15
1
47L'c
„
>
7*15
■^
'ft Itane ot Company
Mahon (R. C.), $2 Class A
Manhattan Shirt Co.
6-24'
7-15
745
'Hoitt -Renfrew to.Got;Ltd., 7% ?pfd;^(aeeuzn*) :
Hooker Electrochemical Co.,
-com.-;<quar,)i-.:
7-31
$44c
+
_
'•■•!£££:!
•
Southern
'*■»$1,class A-
*,,,
^,
:'>T
V
8-1
v20c-' ;•>
.ft
vf Rao.
"
*7-15
•
$1.25
v
+.-•
—«—
of-
• Payable
42 %c
153
Hoiaer*
,
.8-45
.
Sharp
>.j*
Mineral'Corp. 4or each share held)——ft
Holly Development Co. (quar.)——,——
Holt (Henry) & CJO.-4
„
■
^,$4 class -A tQttWi).—
6-BO
:7?15 ■"
..
$$1,25
(Edward) Lumber Co.
Stock jiividend ;(One share
;
7-15
>
'
Higbee Co., mew common (lnitial)^!.4ft1-5% preferred (quar.) ————
>30
J m tm
Pominiom .&-Anglo investment* Corp.,
••.Common 4 annual)
Dominion Coal Co,, -Ltd.™™*
h6% preferred (accum.
ft;,;,.;,Company
■When
iPtr
:
-v.
.Dixie Home', Stores(quar.")
Dome Mines,
Hoiam
■Payablp
■Sharp i
.'
pJsUllera Corp-Seagrams,'^W-rr
$•5% preferred ;(jquar.)..
■When
'.•>■
i
.7-26
ft' 7-19
745
'>'-*7-:1
.8-4
',7-19
6-1?.
•
*
r
"•
.
.
Ift^Jl
.
<
.
'
,
.
'
.
•
.-Monthly
,;.fl50.
ft
7*26
1
;7-16
...
.Two additional shares for each share held
745
6?28
*745
«-30
7-15
6-28
*
7-10
6-26
6%
preferred
iquar.)
$1.50
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
154
'•
Name of Company
•.
"Packer
;
Panama
Coca-Cola
•Pantasote
will
Bottling—^—-—
(stock dividend)
holding less than 100
Company
Stockholders
receive
Paraffine
Cos.—
cash
20c
a
*
50c
■'';•
.
: '
•
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
.
i $1'
common
7-15
7-1
8-5
7-23
Schwitzer-Cummins
7-31
7-12
10- 1
9-14
1-1-47
12-14
4-1-47
3-15-47
25c
11-15
v.
-15-47
2-5-47
3
8-15
9-
1
8-1
7-15
7-25
7-10*
? 7-15 4
•Sinclair
b:
7-10
7-1
-Skelly
40c
9-10
8-16
"8- 1
7-10
60c
$2.50
;
8* 1
$1
7-1
7-15
90c
.8-1
/
7-15
.7-15.:
$2.50
7-15
7-20
7-1
4
7-15
7- 1
$3C
7-15
6-15
8- 1
8- 1
80c
preferred
2nd
■
15c
7-20
7-10
8- 1
7-18
$25c
7-20
20c
<7-20
7-25
$1.50
7-25
•Class
A
6%
preferred
A
7%
ISO
6-27
1
7-19
6-30
6-30
•
/
•
7-15
$1.31%
•
8-
1
7-10
;$1.75
10-
1
9-15
10- 1
9-15
8- 1
7-15
7-24
7-
$1.75
5
50c
$2 -preferred 1quar.) ——-—————
•Richfield Oil Corp. (Calif)
(increased)—4Rike-Kumler
1
Extra
5
Co.
$5
;'' Thew
preferred (quar.) (quar.)———.—:•—
75c
receipts
20%
(final)
Roosevelt Hotel, common-———.-—
6%non-cum.
preferred-——«_—----Royal Typewriter Co., common—-———
7%
preferred (quar.)——.——
Russell Berg Fund, Inez,(irreg.)—
Russ Building Co., 6% "preferred (accum.)
8
Truax-Traer
Tuckett
7-15
7-
5
6-11
7-15
77-
:
208
1
Fifth
Avenue
$1.75
7-15
A
class
25c
7-20
35c
7-25
:St. Lawrence Flour
7-
8-
Common
7%
(quar.)
nreferred
Mills
Reducing US Debt Limit
duction
of
providing for the
the
U.
S.
debt
limit
from
$300,000,000,000 to $275,000,-000,000 was passed by the Senate
un
June
3.
The
Senate
Committee had voted
unanimous
on
Finance
April 23
approval
of the pro¬
posal made by Senator Harry F.
Byrd (D.-Va.) who said that such
action
would
basis.
■
on
a
the
Treasury
pay-as-you-go
\
"The Bill goes to the House for
fiction.
cial
"Times" from Washington said:
widely in Congress
as
a'definite step toward the end of
deficit financing by the Govern¬
5c
Corp.,
wwwnn
$1.50
•
extension
bill
7-10
$1.75
son
re¬
interest in the computation of the
Federal debt. For example, Gov¬
the
ernment bonds
ator
will be
computed
according to
debt purposes,
their current value rather than
on
cut
tory
Treasury.
11-15
7- 6
,7-5
•-.
On
face
8-10
11-
9
7-15
9-20
Yale
&
New
8-15.
7-31
York
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
25c
8-9
7-10
listed
6-28
30c
8-1
Press
under
present law, the Treasury carries
of
this date
That
7-15
8-1
7-
ginning July
limited to
that
1
will
8-
1
7-
.
the statu¬ ference between
6-20
7-15
7-15
6-14
75c
8-15
8- t,
1U1
(quar.)__
or
the debt
6-14
11-15
75c 2-15-47
2-
8- 1
11-15
11-1
$1.25 2-15-47
(quar.)
Corp.—
8-15
$1.25
2- 1
40O
$2
prior
50c
v
8-1
8-1
7-20
SOc Vs?
pfd.
(accum.)
9-10
933Ac
(quar.)
8-
7-20
?;r>
common
8-27
7-10
1
Co.,
new
,7-15:
7-
^
common
the
1
to
be¬
be
the dif¬
now
and
8-
7-10
;/:v7w *,
7-15
7- 1
1
7-15
7-10
6-26!
10C
7-31
7-16
15c
7-31
7-16
15C
.
•
.
,,
10-1
9- 6.
30c
■•
„
1-1-47
7-15
12-20
50C
,
(irreg.)
7-13
7- 5
6-20
$25C
1
8-
1
7-15
75c
(quar.)
Cooperative Mercantile
8-
$31'Ac
$37 %C
preferred
9-15
9- 5
75C
12-15
7-15
7-15
Institution-
Vl,: -
■
v-
■■
Jamaica
spending."
From
the
latitude
,
15%:
in
;
c
,
its
resident
deficit
Byrd's
in the Senate,we quote:
Z
am
requested by the Senate
Finance Committee to report this
bill to the Senate, with the unani¬
mous approval of the members
of
committee,
approval of the
to
as
well
the
as
Secretary of the
_
,
.
,
\
a
Leas
British
source.
income
Non»
tax
pay-as-you-go basis, and that def¬
icit financing on borrowed
money
will have to be discontinued.
■
"This
is
an
important step in
the establishment of
a
sound fiscal
policy whereby the expenditures
of
the
Federal
Government
are
kept within its income. It restores
the check against excessive spend*
ing, because
no
longer
can
public
funds be expended unles the reve¬
nue
is available from taxation.
"I
.
July 1 the debt is esti¬
be $275 billion,' there¬
m
in 16 years the Federal
Govern?
ment. fiwst pperate strictly on a •
~
remarks
7%
tax.
:
; t
Senator
Treasury.;
dividend.
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents' tax.
$ Payable In Canadian
funds, tax deductible at
—tax
more
"As of
deficit
7-15
$25c
(quar.)
new
ceiling limitation. If the
public debt is further reduced be¬
mated
7- 1
6-30
9-30
$$1.75
(initial)
income tax.
•Transfer books not closed for
this
<
V
that
7-15
7-15
$2
(quar.)__'
the
"I
;
,10-15
15c
„
Orchids, Inc.
:
by
com.
5c
25c
25c
(San Francisco)—
(Thomas)
xLess 30%
7
have
(initial)
,y
Ltd.,
1
$1.25
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
6-
statu¬
year
have
$700,000,000,
7-15
$75c
$$1.75
2
7-1
$1.75
public
$274,300,-
as
$1.12%
■
preferred
preferred
Zion's
6-29
the
means
7-17
Manufacturing Co
5%
7-16
$25C
financing for the fiscal
Associated
as
000,000.;
7-17
8-15
Corporation
Zeller's
6-22
after
debt
8-15
r,;,'
-
Towne
6%
$2.50
outstanding notes.
Vinson
7-10
$1.50
(quar.)___
common
common
Young
Associated Press added:
"Mr.
7-16
$1.73
;
Worsted
Yellow .Cab Co.
87%C
calculated
April 23 Senator Byrd ex¬
plained to reporters, according to
the report of the Senate group's
(quar.)__
(ouar.V
preferred
:v,::-Extra.
6-28
8-15
Mr. Vinson agreed
of
6-30
8-1
'V75C'
Sewing Machine,
Wyandotte
7
10-1
obligations and not the full
value
pfd.
Wood (Alexander &
James)—
7% 1st preferred (accum.)
Wool Combing Corp. of
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
7-19
7-
Committee provided that the stat¬
The
,
8- I,/
7-15
$2
7-15
6-30
18-15
utory^ debt should include only
actual
as
$1
$1.12%
7-10
7-15
the. actual
them would
measure
7-16
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
4%%
preferred
(quar,)___,____________
11-25
•7-15
to the proposed reduction in
Sen¬
Byrd's
8- 6
7-1
8-1
•:7-15
Rn<»
now
;
15c
V
33 %c
/ *7-31
15c
as
———
8-26/
7-i5
$1.75
2
7-25
"'7-15
±
debt
10- 9
7-19
$1.50
12-
10c
at
10-19
—
Common
Wichita Union Stock
Yards, 6% pfd. (s-a)_
Wichita Water Co.,. 7%
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Electric
Power, 6% preferred-'—
62!/2C
on
$1.75
$0,472
dividend)
Wichita River Oil
Corp,,
26c
$10,000,000,000 off the
the basis of their maturity value.
The bill is supported by Treasury
that,
(stock
6-25
25c
(accum.)
due
9-10
6-28
■
bonds
9- 5
9-20
$4
$1.50
$$1
(quar.)
now
8- s
9-15
$1.50
Whiting Corp.
$1.12%
other
8-15
13'Ac
7-10
said the provision to list these
and
7- 5
7-3
v
up.
7-15
7-1
8-1
$1.50
pfd.
8- 5
O- 6
7-16
;vs«4
_______
7- 5 ;
8-15
9-15
7-15
92 %c
7%
7-10
7-i5
13 %c
common
(quar.)
convertible
7-15
7-20
;
25C
tory debt limitation is concerned,
Victory
Bonds
originally pur¬
amount
p
$4
8-1
13'AC
13 Vic
chased by holders for $18.75.
fore Byrd's
resolution is approved
Senator- / Secretary of,
the-Treasury Vin¬ by Congress, the Government will
"Wall Street Journal"
value, as far
8-1
$3.75
7-15
13'AC
(quar.)
White
'
finitinll
ported from Washington on June
3 that "as passed
by the Senate,
the Byrd bill excludes 'unearned'
at $25
7-- 5
12- 1
t
13'AC
preferred A (quar.)
Weston Electrical Instrument
Westvaco Chlorine Products
5
8-
37 %c
(monthly)
7- 1
7-31
30c
(quar.)
Dyewood
measure was
Washington,
7-15
7-
12-10
50c
$5
7- 5
;
9-1
Inc
Common
:;;7-;2
25c
_i___
United Fruit Co.—
permitted
break through debate on the
from
7-20
$$1.75
6-90
the
7-15
7-15
7-1
9-10;
;
Mills,
A
9-15
7-15
"
62%c
Co
preferred A
9-20
,
1
7-15
13c
(quar.)
$5
7-10
50c
(quar.)
6-29
Tjpw
1
A
Penn
$5 preferred
10-
$1.75
Pictures
Common
8
9-28
12-29
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
7-6
6-
8-
$0,472
R-
by
8-1
7- 1
1
10-1
$1.75
4%% preferred (quar.)
Western Grocers, Ltd., common
"7% preferred (quar,)
Western Pacific RR.
9-1
.7%c
;
,
action
Under date of June 3 spe¬
to the New York
advices
"Viewed
Corn,
1
25c
8-1
Byrd, its author, called it
-
7-8
$1.12%
Co., 5V2% preferred
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Secretary Vinson."
borrowings
put
8-
,
..
6-21
for
6-29
f;-'$2.50
7-15
The
7-15
34c
,r„
for summary approval as
re¬
7-15
$75c
pfd. (quar.)
common (quar.)
United Drill & Tool Class' B
60c Class A
(quar.)
Service
1
$3.25
non-cum.
$400
to
8-
1
10-
1-1-47
$2
(increased quar.)
Electric Co., 6%
7%
preferred
(quar.)_.
West Penn Power Co.—
7-15
$75c
7- 6
Selective
8-1
.25c
7-10
ment, the
9-
&
West
7-ia
7-15
$1.25
250
(quar.)
Wellington
7-12
'8-1
62 %c
(Initial) 1
(quar.)
B
12- 2
±4 7-31
750
Warren Brothers Class A
,10-15
9-11
10c
1
1
•
ISO
7-15
$$1.75
.-'—•_
7-15
60c
Street
Bros.
Class
9- 3
12-18
■c>
75C
-
One additional share for each
share held__
Warner Company
<
Acid
8%
8
United
Senate Passes Bill
bill
Coal
;
(quar.)
Mfg., 5% preferred
Shoals
9-16
V,
$1'
50c
preferred
Ware
; 25c
25c
'
A
Weeden
$1
•
8-1 '
11- 1
fill
;
B
Warner
6-20
80C
$250
--i-.—-—
7-10
7-10
$0.44623
....
Co.
>n.
The
$10c
■-.,>•
of / California (quar.)
Union Terminal Cold
Storage—
Co., Ltd.—
/
■fotiar.)-
7-15
7-1
7-15
>t:
(monthly)
(monthly)
Class B
(monthly)
Class
B
(monthly)
Vulcan Detinning Co.,
7-31
7-16
$10c
preferred
(accum.) _________________
United Artist Theatre
Circuit^______»___.__
United Bond &
Share, Ltd. (s»a>
$1.31'A
Class
6-28
6-20
quar.).
6%
South La Salle
■
:
Co.,
Tobacco,
Union Oil
7-10
7-15
•
7-23
6-26
7-15
"
(quar.)
preferred
Class
'
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
7-15
8-30
9-1
75C
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
7-10
37 %c
preferred accum.)
conv.
$$1.25
•
rr-—
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.).
7- 5
—
(quar.)
Saguenay Power, Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)—
(St. Croix Paper Cq, (quar.)——————
Gt. Lawrence Corp.; Ltd.*- '
14%
9-16
7-15
Light—
Visking Corporation, class
Class
A
(monthly)
7-14
8-1
$U2%
„
$3.50
7- 5
—
Russeks
7-8
7-14
(guar.)
Tyer Rubber Co., 6% preferred
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—
1
7-15
7-15
7-15
15c
93%c
-Quarterly-..
Trion Co., 5% preferred
5
$3
15c
7-8
75C
fi-24
(quar.)
&
7-15
(quar.)
L—
Co.
8-1
•
7-15
'
.>
—
(quar.
Upressit Metal Cap. 8% preferred
(accum.)
(J. B.), 5% preferred A
(quar.)__
5% non-cum. B preferred
(quar.)
Vapor Car Heating Co., Inc.—7% preferred (quar.)__
6-28
i;
87 %c
33% 0
"
Van Sclver
7-11
7-10
$2
Victor Equipment, $1 conv.
preferred
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)______
7-15
: 11-30*
7-20
si
Pictures
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
7-15
S-31*
12-20
i
"
6-29
7-15
7- a
17%C
'•
preferred
7%
anticipate early approval of
this legislation by the
Senate, and
I
fore, the adoption of the proposed
hope for its prompt concurrence
by the House.
It is imperative
legislation will
that
tional
the
mean
borrowing
Federal
can
<;
9-20
J-;6^r.
_
(quar.)
$1.20
;
—
u
Co.
6-20
75c
7-15*
r;Y;
'
_i
7-15
35C
8- 1
6-29
20o
(quar.)
7-10
$1 50
7-15*
2c
'
Tobacco
preferred
7%
J.)
common
12%c
-Manufacturing : Co.^ (quar.)_4.
Traders Building
Association, Ltd. (quar.)_
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
7-
50c
,
5
"
7-15
1
6-20
$1
(N.
Corp.,
; ,$1.75
.
preferred;^8-a)
6-28
1
7-15
7-15
^Shovel^ ■Kr- 56c
Stores (irreg.)
$20c
&
^Towle
8-
25o
----—-----;
deposit
Water
8-
$1.25
•
7-19
Thrift
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.-*5
American
preferred
7-15
$1
(irreg.).———
Button
v
40c
Riverside Cement Co., $5
Rochester
.
pfd. (quar.)
Phosphate
Thermatomiq Carbon Co.,
■
8-15
preferred
Texas
:
5'A% preferred (quar.) ———-4.4-.——,
ftice-Stlx Dry Goods
~ \
j v- .
7% 1st/preferred (quar.)————7% .2nd, preferred fquar-)--u—t
8-15
$20c
Super Mold Corp. of California- (quar.)^..
Superheater Co.
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light,
$6/preferred (quar.).t
.7%
preferred (quar.)
Technicolor^ Inc.
-
7-15
1
8-
9- 2
i
6-30'
*8- 1
15C
6-30
26.5c
1
25c
i.___________
$3
6-30
7-15
8-
1"19
■
"'"v
Utica Knitting Co.—
5% prior pref erred:
6-20
7-15
25c
1
Realty-Sheraton Corp. (initial)
Smelting Refining & Mining—
$3
6-20
7-15
37yac
'
(quar.)
7-15
37 %c
6-29
7-16
8-1
40o
Plywood
Universal
8-15
37%c
(quar.)
Stromberg-Carlson Co., 4% conv. pfd. (initial)
6Vt% preferred (final)..
Sun Oil Co., 4V2%
preferred A (quar.)
Sun-Kraft, Inc., common (quar.)
•
1
i
6-20
7-16
J
Quarterly
8-15
9-
;
1
34% c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
-Rhode Island Public Service—
/
$1.00
State Street Investment
(Mass.)
Steel Co. of Canada, common
*8-1
7%c
>
,'
Wholesale
(initial
8-
6%
9-
25c
7-15
40c
Upper Michigan Power
50c
5-28
.,; -8-. i
:
25c
-
Universal Leaf
-.JExtrav
h
1
(quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd.—
6-29
ll;
8-
7-
(initial)
8- 1
'
7-15
___•
Quarterly
..
1
Works
30c
6%
preferred B (quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc.—
.
(quar.)"•
A
7-
6%
(stock dividend)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
-Republic Investors Fund, Inc.—
*
4%: preferred
Standard
6-20
52%C
(quar.)
8-
........
!
B
7-12
6-29
6-20
7-9
$1.75
70c
c
6-29
v .
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Class
7-11
7-10
;
$1.12%
...
dividend)--————
(stock
Common
Class B
"v
7-11
'
Co.,
Class
8
5c
Chemical
6-30
8-
7%c
<
■
6-30
25c
7-15
6-29
/
•7.-15
<
/' ;
V.7-10
'
United
6-29
'
•'
7-20
$$1.50
.
6-29
.
50c
preferred
V
^;/6-3df:
7-20
20c
25c
(quar.)
convertible
6-28
8-26
20c
(irreg.)
7-30
7-15
Corp.—;
'
8-15
8-15
50c
convertible
preferred (quar.)
Stores, $6 conv. preferred (accum.)
United Wall Paper, Inc.—
'
4%
preferred (initial)
Universal Laboratories, Inc.—
'7-5
3
7-19
.
7-10
,
S.
7-15
,
8-1
$2.50
7% preferred <quar.)
United Stockyards
2
8-15
•
Standard Steel Spring—
r 4 %
preferred
(initial)
6-20
8-31
:
Republic Drill & Tool,—
*}<.
New
$2
.
//•■
-
(quar.).-^_„
England Telephone
5% pref. (quar.
Standard Fire Insurance
7- 5
8-1
$1.50
—
common
....
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio—
33/4% preferred A (quar.)
/Standard Radio Ltd., class A
6-21
$1.50
(Boston)
Reda Pump Co. (irreg.)————————
Reinsurance Corp.- of N.
Reliance Electric & Engineering—
$2.10
7-15
7-15
U. S.
TJV S.
•
9-
2%%
Quarterly
7-15
13 %c
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)...
Standard Brands, Inc., $4.50
6-14
8-15
$62 %C
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
$1.25
Railway Equipment & Realty, common
6%
1st preferred. (quar.)-.—
Reading Company, common (quar.)
■j
7-15
50C
1
8- 1
7-15
9- 3
Co., 7% prior preferred (final)Pipe & Foundry—
■
S.
6-29
1
8-15
53c
Quarterly
,"
;
-
7-15
506
8-
100
A
preferred
Standard
common
•Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Railroad Employees Corp.,
Class A (irreg.)-—
1
7-15
1
8-
-•
......
8-1
50c
•
Life Insurance (quar.)i.^,^. :
Sperry Corporation (reduced)
Spicer Manufacturing Corp.—
Spotless Co., 6% preferred (irreg.)
Squibb (E. R:) & Sons—^
' 1
;v
U.
U.
7.-
7-15
'9- 3
.
58 %c
U. S. Lines
6-28.
'7-31 ii'-?
8-
?
,
^Southwestern
7-16
68 %C
preferred (quar.)
0
29c
(quar.)i..
Southern
6- 8
7- 5
5
r
8-15
•
1
58%c
(quar.)
;
X- 7-15
25c
Southern Franklin Process,.7%
pfd., (auar.)^
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
6-25
7-8
7-15
41 %C
-
Fund
7-15
$2
$5c
/
8-
•
Extra
9-12
25c
,
preferred
4.8%
$1.25
•
(Geo.)
preferred
partic. preferred (quar.)
Southern Colorado Power Co.
6-20
7-15
Extra
7-10
7-27
;
C
25c
J
-X......
6%
6-20
7-15
50c
—
8-1
,L
$1
"v$30c
Southern California Water, 4'A %
pfd. (quar.)
Southern Canada Power, common
6-28
7-31
$75c
preferred (monthly) —
a—__
6%
preferred (monthly)—-—
7% preferred (monthly)-----——i—.—
'Public Service Corp. of New Jersey—
t
6% preferred (monthly)———■
6%
preferred
(monthly)
:
Ipuget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Purity Flour Mills, Ltd.—
Red. preferred (quar.)
————-
6%
conv.
6 %
7-2
7-!5
$$1.50
5%
Putnam
7-2
*30C
(quar.).
6-20
!'{ 13 %c
preferred C fquar.L—
•
f 5% original preferred (quar.)._.
Squthern California Gas, pfd. A (quar.)...
6-20
7-15
41'Ac
5%
7-15
$15c
tsoc
Co.—_
5,/4%
6-29
7-15
7-10
$1.25
preferred
-Public Service Co. of Colorado-
Quaker Oats Co.,
6-24
15c
Proprietary-Mines, Ltd.-_^-«*—'
(quar.)
9-14
7-20
25C
(interim)f
Common.
10- 1
25c
Gas
Company.
■$1%0
$75.48
....
(H.
'Prosperity
7-
;
.
75c
100
—
7-15
•i;
'
*
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
6% non-cum. partic, preferred (quar.)_»
Prentice (G. E.) Mfg. Co. (quar.)
fPreston East Dome Mines (quar.)
'Procter & Gamble Co. 8% pfd. (quar.)—-
50c
(quar.)
•Increased -quarterly ....
j
Extra
Southern .California Edison—
7- 1
7-15
$1
'Plomb Tool Co.---—-—
*
7-18
:
(quar.)
South Pittsburgh
Water, 4%% pfd. (quar.)..
Southeastern Greyhound Lines— ^
.
Common
«-26
1"
53c
U. S. Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
U. S. Industrial Chemicals
-.
55c
6-29
20C
v
1
1
$25c
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
:.
" $2 prftferred (iniHal)
■;.■
,•;.;•,
Smith
(J.) Hungerford (quar.)
!
Snowbird Frosted Foods 1st
pfd. (s-a)
Solar Manufacturing
Corp.—
'-V-
7-10
37V2C
.
K.), common
Light Co., common
$5 preferred (quar.)—
power Corp. of Canada—
7-8
:
'
10-1
10-12
.•
i Porter
6-29
.
Canada-—
(N.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(A. O.) Corp. (irreg.)
.Smith
Pillsbury .Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)
^Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie—
? Common
(quar.)
(Pittsburgh ; Screw
Bolt Corp;\
7-15
7-15
of Rta.
8-
50c
U.
5
ffoum
■i
25c
50c
S. Air Conditioner, $7
preferred (quar.)_
U. S. Fidelity &
Guaranty (Bait.) (quar.)___
8-10
7-
.Smith
*
-Portland
Oil
'^Slater
$1.10
*
Phelps -Dodge Corp.: (quar,) —
—"
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
14.4 % preferred -(quar. )_.»
—:——
•'
^Philadelphia Transportation—
Participating- preferred
;
^Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)—
^Philip Morris & Co., common (quar.) _______
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
y—
.f i: 4% preferred (quar)
fPick (Albert) 5% preferred (s-a)
—
t New
common
(initial)
Corp.
6-10
7-10 ■M
iV.
Payable
-
6-29
;
1
$1
....
Oil
8
62 %c
....
7-20
7-
»8-20
'
$1.50
(quar.)
I-...
•Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
-Simon (Franklin)
& Co., 7%
pfd. (final).
Simplicity Pattern, 5(6% conv. pfd. (quar.).
6-20
1
8-
7-18
7-
25%
■
7-20
6-28
7-15 /
v
10C
■
Common
% 7- 6
7-30
-25c
:
dividend
^•Sherwin-Williams "Coi ot
5oc
—
7-2
7-30
'■
25c
com..
r
8-. 1". m 7-i9»
7-15
6-29
75c
(Omaha),
Selby Shoe Co.
(irreg.) -I..........—
-Bhawinlgan "Water &• Power (quar.
Shell Union Oil 'CoTp
J
Sheep Greek Gold Mines, Ltd. ( quar.)
7-15
8-15
-
aI
85c
Security Storage Co. (increased quar.)
.Segal Lock St Hardware, $2.50 pfd, (quar,)..
11- 4
25c
(quar.)——- ---- $2
Jpeabody Coal Co., 6% preferred (accum.) —
•t75c
Penman's Ltd., common (quar.)—
■/
111.50
6%
preferred <(quar.)——~— •••
(penn Investment Co. (Phila.)—
90c
$4 non-cum. conv. preferred (s-a)
-15c
tpenn Traffic Co. (increased)—
SOc
Pennsylvania RR." Co. (irreg.)_—
•'
Peoples Gas /Light ;& Coke—
—
'■i; $i /preferred
Gear (irreg.)
'Pharis Tire ii Rubber (increased)
8-10
7-11
^
Stock
-
5
8-
8-15
33MJC
Extra
-■
Securities Acceptance Corp.
-
Perkins Machine &
50c
6-28
When
Share
(Del.), com. (quar.)
(monthly)
/
•',.•■' 6% prior preferred (monthly)
> '
6.36% prior preferred
(monthly)
6.36% prior preferred
(monthly)
7% preferred (monthly)
7% preferred
(monthly)
United Molasses
Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts for crd.
regis, (final)
Ordinary registered (final)
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
(quar.)
6-29
7-15
$1.25
25c
Co.
-
bk
Fer
-.•■■■'
:Name ot Company
United Light &
Railways
6% prior preferred
6-29
:
•'•'
'•"'••
6-21
■;v'7-15/
r
$1:
:
(initial quar.)—
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, common (s-a) ;
6-25
7- 8
50c
50C
-s—<r
;
7-15
25C
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 pfd.
100%
;
of Reo.
•
7-15
20c
; / ;
Scheriley Distillers' Corp, (quar.)
Schuylkill. Valley Nav. & RR. (s-a)_.»—-
$1
(quar.)
?; Payable
$$2.25
(quar,).—
40c
(initial)——————-——
preferred,
Co.
■
75c
t
preferred1^ (quar.)_4.i*--i---i^i^«--~T'^
$1'
Map
Monday, July 8, 1946
Holder*
,
San Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.).
5% preferred (quar.)
"Sanborn
7- 1
50C
Telephone,
^
■
"V '
*-
preferred
(quar.)__;___.i/
'Park & Tilford, Inc. (quar.)—
Parke Davis & Co. (increased)
—.
'Paramount Pictures (stock dividend).
■t Common
"M X
;7-15
Share
When
'
shares
dividend—'——
Name ot Company v
Lawrence Paper Mills Co.,, Ltd.—6%
preferred (accum.)—.
;-••
6-30
7-15
50c
v;'1'
St.
7- 5
.
7-15
4%
iPeninsular
7-15,
L.;;".r-
Per
ot Reo.
Payable
Shart
(quar.).—_
Corporation
Boldere
When
Per
that
no
addi¬
be made by
Government without
further authorization by
Congress.
It means that for the first time
the
anced
Federal Budget
be bal¬
and
kept in balance, as a
continuation of deficit financing
and a piling up of Federal Debt
will inevitably mean financial
disaster."
;
>••//■/;> ;>
-
>
15&
^wv>;
■;
§mm
;'"'" P'-'/'r.'
-
* FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Monday, July 8, 1946*
ftrf
■,
i
r,,;.;
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
.
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 29
July 1
tper share
$ per share
I per share
37
STOCK
EXCHANGE
52%
*371/4
38'/a
38%
-
4
10%
'
63
63
«r
81%
51
51
51
15%.
16%;
16 Va
16%,.
41%
86 Va
22%
•40%
41%
i/vvv 41 ■/;
'
86s/a 22%
'
86.,: '87
"V ""'vi! v"?
23 pe
Ay
23 i/a
633/4
-*61
132 i/a
*131
80%
41
87%
23%
•
■
''-v'
33%
*120
127
125
156
75
*70
27%
283/4
*27%
28%
107%
107%
70%
-78
68%
-
69%
-
68
-
9%
9%
-
9%
23%
-24%
23
23
m--
fHf
^11
10
i£
49%
-
*52
16'A
15
15%
*15%
-15%
-
107 y8
isy*
*143/4
15%
•15%
37%
-37
31 Vi
15
-
*33%
105% 1053/4
105%
21%
*21%
40%
40%
159%
1597/a
159%
21%
*159%
17%
17%
*■'* 17%
45%
46 Vi
20%
19%
*
-
V
;
39%
"7*106 " 106%
,
K.
4
-
28%
*
m:
50%
"50%
67%
69
y:;.:
187%.-188%
*29%
-50
188;
♦167
53
151
6% Jan
3
Jan
7
$7
•
-198%
198
:
-
95%- 96
172%
172-
-
$6
-
-
1,500
-
f 2,300
■.■■'I
53
-
700 i.
,
152
5
200
60
f
300
♦59%
59%
657/a
63%'
174%
48%
'
i
*112
24%
19%
8%
8%
36%
36%
17%
jt*.r
17
135
'
*30
31%
25
-
25%
28% ;
38%"
-
146%
non-^um preferred
.87%
Am Sumatra
77
■
26 3%
29 3/4
553/»
115
1163/j
122
*121
79
41%
42%
91
•
124
•
78%
32%
33
24%
.23%
•
152
*148%
155-
*148
;;
155
1
61
10%
61%
32%
33%
'
33 y8
10%
,
32%
'
'
*103/4
-
60
r
32%
10%
-60 /
&
79
23"
*30
"
$5
<
V 33
-152
prior
33 y8
59%
,
10%
59%
/
Dec
29
Dec
2
36
22%
Jan
31
Dec
41t
Aug
Dec
Apr 10
128%
Jan
67% Apr 18
29%
Jan
Dec
151
53% NOV
Jan
Andes
•
60
8
Artlocm
Corp.-
613/a Feb
No
preferred—v
1st
2d
22
104
Feb 27
110% Feb
3
Jan'; 3
3
128
43% Jan
4
.
431/4 Jan
-
Atl O &
a
5%
73/4 Jan
:
12'/a Jan
132
133
$5
$5
100
-No par
——
.No
t
.No
prior ctfs of
Co.
dep__
1
.
'
$2.25
conv
of Del
IThei
.
I1-
preferred- -No
,
84% Jan 28
26
14
76 3/4 Jun
-Si
/
; >;
}
.
26
13
Fefb 15
253/4 Jan 12
14 i/a Mar 13*
108
Feb 13
Jun
24
26 3/2 Jan
3
.3
3
150
-
9% Jan
% *"
par
.243/2 Feb
3
120
——50
—
Corp
3
1153/a Jan
par
Autocar
1,300
Jaft
xl01V\ July
par
.No
27
333/t Feb
par
prior A—..
>
;
59 3/4 Jan
57'/a
Jan
July
38'% July
12%. Aug
Dec
45*
Dec/
Dec
113
109
8.
49^1, Nov
23% Nov
r
S
4'/a
Jan
9% Nov
3
23'/a
Sep
| 30 y«, Oct
6%
Jan
-*'
102'/a Mar
/ May 29
Jun
172
> 65
111
25
Mar
423/4 July
106% NOV
May 31
112% Feb 13
11% Jan
10
Jan
May 29
111
45
Mar
•56
Mar
.
Nov
141
Nov
S
59% Nov
108
19% Dec
94*
51'3/a
110
45
71'A
Dec
83%, Dec;
Nov
83% Nov
Sep
42% Dec
120
Nov
May 13
97% Jan
3
July
25% Jun
1
60
113;
;
.
10
165 Jutt 10
27% Dec"
14% Jan
18
Jun
150
120
.
17.
32 y8
Nov
52% Deo.
113% NOV
30% July
110
Apr
3
34% Apr.
135
Nov'i
139%
;
33% Feb
9
May 24
May 28
130'/a Jun
140"
Jan
48% Jan
®
Nov.
*29% Dec
101.
25.
82.% Jun' 17
49% May
76% Jan
...
Dec
127%
Jan
5
15
Jan
113
14
May 31
.
,—'U'w—w.5
Corp
24% Feb
Jun
37
383/i
'Z'24%'Jart>f
July
125
preferred—IZ3>o
Nichols
14
121
Powder————..No par
—100 :
conv pfd
Austin
Nov
Feb 26
96
i;Cum
Atlas Tack
49
148
Jan
Feb
65'/a Mar 15.
Refining-!-—1— .————25
.——100
'4% conv pref series A_
3.60% preferred series B-.—-100
Atlas
;
29y« Jan
115% Feb 21
■
.NO Par
.Atlas ; Corp--—
:
48
•
Jun
6
32% Jun
27 Va Jun
*
83
153 f May 21
Jan
18
par
"Dec.
11% Dec
5% Mar
36% May 28
30
Apr
9
23% Mar
140
Dec
Jan
137
4
..Jan
511/2 Feb 26
1073/a Jan
2
Nov
18% May 28
3
■
Dec
112
60%
.103/4 Feb
40 3/4 Jun
10
Atlantic
a
;
8
1221/4 Jan
26%
f
31%
100 i/a Mar
1
■27% May 27
26% Mar 22
W I BS Lines——
non-cum
Jan
::
M 8%; Jan;;
997/a Jan
8
May
63
'
__*^100
preferred--—.——
5%
0
121% Mar
Sep
60% Jan
7
4
Mar
18
pat
Dec
Dec
116%
62'A May 28
Xll4»/a Mar 21
21% Jun; 26
131 i/a Jan
No
Atlantic Coast- Line
28
Feb
Feb: 28
Dec
24%
'69 Vi
61% Feb
451/2 Mar -4
Santa Fe— —a-108
Atch Topei.a &
y.
17,700
1,300
90
161%
13% Mar
15% Jan 29
9
91% Oct
v
43% Mar
182% Jttn" '5>
"93/4 Jan
79' Jan
Dec
90
Jan
Jan
5
1
Assoc Investment Cd,.-
Jan
65%
8,
28% Jun
29 3/a Jan
--i-100
65
9
70% Jun
.
«
preferred—>
26
Mar 21
Mar 14
1,18
——3
.—
'196% Nov
145 »/4
173% Jul^8x
29% May 28
78
May 28
121
Jun 24
223/4 Mar 13
r
Highest
fper share
Jan
1003/4 May 17
2
1583/4 Jan
_No par
Dry Goodsr new-
$ per share
157
per'share
200 3> Jun
3
99 3/a May 21
26
1
V---——-No par
$3.75 preferred
t
80% Feb* 26
Mining—
Copper
Associated
80
.
Range for Previous
YeaVI945
; L
Lowest
Highest
80 3A Feb 26
;
50
ArftoiA Cferisteblb tlorp-,..-
200
33%
60
,
;
Jtange Since
1851/4 Feb
1% preferred ————-100
ArmstrongT' CorrCo———No pan
1,400
10 y8
;
158
$ per share
y
980
33%
*59%
58%Febw;6<:
8
40
300
10
vy
Aug
43%
112
1%
2,600
155
•140
■
a®
164
Jan
preferred—.—23
conv
"
10 %
50% Nov
Feb
153
Dec
Dec
181
Jan
473/a Jan
$4
6%
450
/
68 y4
Apr
6
Apr 284
May 10
Feb 16
172
8'
41%
44% Nov
Jan
Jan
17i%
12.50
,220
v
50% Feb
-
40 y4
164 y4
Apr 20
27%
preferred ——*
—JVo par
Anderson, Clayton & Co
—21%
Anderson-Prichard Qil Corp—10
100
223/4.
191!
43
1
Anchor Hock Glass Corp
4,900
•
'
'
;
«0% Feb
147
-—--1-100
Smelt
Anaconda Wire & Catole
.;
300
,
Oct
2
25
Anaconda "Copper Mining
800
1073/2
*148
ISO11
323%
Jan*
28% Jan,
Go-L^Lw!-100
——-I-I.
Preferred
100
300
124
22%
-
150 a
150
Aug
52
Apr
5
733/4 Jan 29
4 '•
49% Mar 13
B——-23
Amer Zloc, Lead &
2,200
f
27% a 27%
; 76'/a
>127; 1,29 !
.
33
23
.
20
I
■
49%
•107%
129 ;
150
152
91
123%
"
28
-78%
*30 ;
23%
*148
152
32%
23%
■
:
a 129
32
.
$6 1st preferred———
-No par
American Woolen--!—-INo par
80
a
44
48%
108 3/a
27%
:
•
;
12SV
xl07 V\
Nov
-
IS1/*
•85
♦
>
'
117
121
-
78%
*42
[
91
*123
78 3/a
-
48%
...
128
*30
129
;
4
125
128
i
42
42
y'*85/r
121
V
79"
*77
78 3/2
Dec
31%
99
•
393/4 Mar 13
/
3,600
*
57
116'/a
117 «/a
122
.
~
160
148
*53%
553/8
V 417
121,
-
-
149
♦143
:^T.T./
30
900
29y*
Dec
30%
Jan
..
preferred
—iis-100
Amer Type Foundries Inc_
10
American Viscose Corp
—14
5% preferred
100
Am Water Wks & Elec
-No par
1,300"
26%
Mar
2.73/a Jan
6%
112
•
Dec
19%
184
Jan
17%
.
.Armour & Cd of Illinois———5
$6 conv prior preferred
No par
149»
149
•
& Teleg
Tobacco
55,900
f
7''32"|.a
Jan
176
13% Nov
Dec
'95% Dec
104%
36
Archer-Daniels-Midland ——No par
28%
146%
55
Tdeb
/Amer
1,000
26%
Jan
Jan
'260
per
1,200
'V v'?;*
►«pi
14
Jan
16
Feb
Jan
54%
Jane
EXCHANGE
8%
29%
2%
80Ya
Nov
142% May
Jan
11%
23 v Feb
,
391/4
24 % Jan
1303%
5
15% Jan
431/2 Jun 27
20
A P W Paper Co Inc—.
»
Nor
5
19% Dec*
11% Mar
3
3
July
186
Lowest
200
*30
;JS
*25 »/a
293/4
79
32
31
261/2
108,
108
27%
28
Mar
Nov
123
75
18%
,:■*
2,000
-38*
«
3
10'f
39% Mar
'
4,900
•109
*146
107% 10SV4
T-P 28%r 29- -1
P; 122
y
58%
112
31
31
NEW YORK STOCK
,.^y,;,
;
•58
48
Jan
STOCKS
""
I
169.
i
168
58
Juh
Dec
41%
Jan
21
May 22 ;
Oct
44%
Jan
26
40% July 1
26 '• 107*2Jun 10
67% May 14
353/, Jan
5 y
25% Jun 21
33% Feb
0
par
24»/4
•56 »/2
168
No
Tobacco
20'/a
169
47%
7%
■
108
Apr 22
118% Apr 22
'60% Mar 4
177
Feb 14r
Refining———100
.Preferred —————•—100'
61
173/4
*85 "
Dec
"
par
24%
■
35-
*142 »/a
7 ~,
10
135 «/a
*109
No
*8%
146
87%-
47% /48
124
124
Nov
15
27% Jan F3K-
"
American Sugar
700
113%
61
,dimeter
146
,
103
Jan
95% Feb
*
American Stove Co***———JVc: par
200
16%
♦55
117%
124 r
.79%
81'/a
*43% 42%;
118
I
58
135%
:
17% Jan
"
.--—100
*18 >/a
613/4
146
*122
Jan
9
.
'
18'/a
941/2
Jan
Jan
Dec
130
Jan
4
Dec
27 Va
Dec
20%
10% Jan
77
Jan
Dec
131
Nov
Jun: 24'
37% Jan
29
14% Feb 16
83% Feb
2
5%
Jan
58%
Dec
Dec
29
'14% Jan
V'
;
10%
Dec
.Deo
63
B
27
%:
39%
28
%;
40
Fof footnotes se^ page tee:'X
32%
33%
26% ...27%
38%
39
i2% -33
26%
38
27%
-38
32%
323%
26%
27-
37 Va
38
5,800
-
.
Dec
70
128
2
3.
.
14%
6% Jan
,
17% July 1
60
Apr 10
221% Jun
6
97%Jan
—10
Steel Foundries
17,300
•112
*143
55 4
55
,
.
>
17%
583/4
Mill—
Amer
L400
5,100
y'48
1353/2
170
3
American Stores—!—wNo par
200
55% ; 553/4
28%
?Y
6,300
!
i
;
173/a
112
21
-—--25
Commonr class
6,000
4 87
*57
26
146%
146
145
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Ship Building Co
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86
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109
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41
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,
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Jan
118
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91
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Amer Metals Co Ltd_
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60
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69
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128
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25
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71
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14
18
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88% Jun
Sep
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30
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35
Jan
28
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PRICES
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-Volume 164
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
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July 5
•
.
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39%i '
20%
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57% ;; v;: *56%
67
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277/#,
PRICES
Wednesday
July 2
J per share
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HIGH SALE
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THE
CoiitM^ERCiAt
FiNANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, July 8, 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
r
Thursday
July 4
Saturday
~; Jun. 29
July 5
8 per share
CLOSED
200
,
Chicago Yellow Cab
Ohlckasha
tchllds
45
45
70
127
128
5,700
♦106
112
JULY 4
Lowest
Chile
-
Cotton
No par
Copper
Chrysler
Clnn G
■
& E Co pfd
4%
series—100
3,100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
55Vs
55%
3,400
-34%
34%
3,700
#15% -15ft
103ft 103ft
1,600
31%
6,400
,
31ft
*63%
160
City
Stores
5%
*111%
112ft
& St.
Clev El
Clev
*68ft
70
107
104%
5%
Loula Ry.
Co.
Ilium $4.50 pfd
Graph Bronze Co
preferred
Special
gtd
4%
Industries
Coca-Cola Co
iI
66%
*65
52
*107%
52%
109
61%
108 ft
61
60%
•61
;
111%
17ft; 18%
20ft
21%
•28ft
30
*28
16%
;
69ft May 20
59ft Deo
Feb~26
54%Apr~22
31% Feb
49
Dec
Apr 26
108ft Mar 18
101ft
Oct
106
Dec
34%
Jan
104
100
110% Jun
28
116y2 Jan
17
110
Aug
23% Jan 29
14
Nov
preferred
conv
&
Fuel
cum
Iron
No Par
Corp
preferred
conv
16
May
20ft May
&
Southern
4%
non-cum
4%
non-cum
1st
100
0
4
24 ft May
20
6
preferred
24
May 10
2nd preferred
23
May
6
,.„,..„_100
preferred
Columbian Carbon Co. (new) _No por
Columbia Pictures hew
$4.25
cum
pfd
No par
31
Mar
50%
Nov
28
31
Mar
50
NOV
14
Jan 24
4ft Jan
lift
Dec
4
111% Apr 10
107
Jun 10
48
Apr 22
36% May 21
106% Apr 10
90% Jan
64
Jan
3
Jun 21
10
47
Jan
5
__._100
112
Feb
19
19% Mar 15
2% Jan
2
$6 preferred series____ ____No par
Edison Co
20
*122% Jun 19
36
62%
51%
8%
:
Conde Nast Pub Inc
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
33 ft
53 ft
112ft
113ft
52ft
*52%
;
•
Sep
11% July
IB
42% Jan
18
60
31%
.
55ft
10%
36
109%
May 13
Feb
6
Feb
6
Jan 28
24% Jan
106
May 27
VuftCe Aircraft
1
23ft May
6
33% Jan 17
pfd
100
33
2
112
47
Jan
8,
115% Mar 15
RR of Cuba
6%
Pow $4.50
37
Can
v
Jun
21
Jan -4
" 54 ft Apr
17 ft Aug
108%
14% May
8
53 V4 Jun
10
Jan
26 ft
Apr
18
12% Feb 20
110ft Jan
No par
2
6
24
Jan
17% Jan
19ft July 1
102
Feb 25
109 ft Jan 10
39% Mar 13M* 53% Jun 10
par
20
Inc
July
8% Jan
93% July
37ft Jan
-
113% Mar 29
106ft July
18% Feb
10% Apr :
63
46
8
Jan 18
Jan
1
16% Jun 26
24 ; Jan 29
8%, Jan
Continental Oil of Pel,B
35ft Feb 26
49% May 23
29% July
Continental Steel Corp new__14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
—No par
17%
22ft
20ft May
6
22ft Mar
6
Motors
prior preferred
Copperweld Steel Co..
Conv pref 5% series
$3
Corn
61ft
Exch
52% Mar 12
No par
B
50
Corp
1
Electric
Bank Trust Co
Cornell-Dubiller
21
17 ft Jan
3
52
Jan 14
20% Jun 27
Tr 205 #205
io%' u
5ft
"
30% Feb
56
Jan
23 ft Feb
60
Apr
27% Jan
67ft Jan
39% May
7
20
5
109 ft Mar 15
8
70
Jan
210% Mar
14% Apr
7% Jan
*199
Jan'
2
10ft Feb' 26
5ft Mar 14
16
Jan
47ft Feb
12 ft
49ft
16%
52ft
30
101%
16
24
18
33 ft Feb
#58% May
_
1
19
57% Jun
3'/a%
-
*23% May 29
105 ft Feb
20
5
preferred
...
100
Vorti products Refining.. .—iy.~.28
Preferred
..a—.....,, ,..,......100
Coty Inc
—
1
Coty Internat Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common
Jil08ft'(iQ8ft
S 64% .64%
5ft
Jan
26ft Mar
29ft Jan
3% Mar
23% Apr 20
Continental
56
60'A
t.
:
40% May 31
5
Continental Insurance
*37ft ,'3(7%
-
7
26
$3.75 preferred
19%
19ft.
Mar
16% Feb
Continental
56
*54%
21
22
105% Jun
Continental Diamond Fibre
26
.*
77ft Apr 22
0
$5.50 preferred
46 ft
.
Jam
2
pfd—No par
20
Continental Baking Co...
No par
'
22ft
Jan
28% Jan
32
Container Corp of America
55
*55%
89
36ft Jun 17
No par
Consumers
14%
•24%
H
1
26
No par
•
17% 1
Jan
110
Dec
15% Aug
5
38ft Feb 26
~
6% Jam 4
82ft Feb 26
Consol
f ;;
48
48%
;*113#113ft
,46%
39
0
No par
No par
5
Consolidated
18% *19%
»105ft 110
,
•14ft
54%
»
$5 preferred
Consol Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
24ft
33ft
'
Deo
Consol Edison of N Y
19ft
53%
24%
# 33ft
"
Feb
Oct
Dec
26
32% May 13
5% Jan 31
132
Oct
41%
Consol Coppermines Corp
107ft
19ft
July
107 ft
28
42% Jan
No par
Consolidated Cigar
33%
*106ft
59% Jun
122
110% Nov
Nov
36
Feb
31
Commonwealth
36ft
51%
8%
62%
Jun
29
Jan
No par
Commonwealth & Southern_.No par
36
46%
Jan
98
Credit
preferred
$3.60
125%
Jan
47
24% Feb 26
Ho par
w w
Commercial Solvents
35%
50% Jun
46% Jun
Jan
Jan
47
39%
30%
125
28
28%
25%
Jan 14
Jan
18% Deo
14
39%
100%
38
115
35% Jun
Columbia Gas & Elec
12ft
24% Feb 16
39
Jan 14
39
Jan 14
50% Dec
35% Jun 21
Class
9ft Jan
109
Jan
37%
36%
•
Jan 23 '
42%
102ft Jan 23
36 ft Mar 15
36
60
*59
►
62
No par
No par
5%
5ft
11
No par
No par
9% preferred series A—_100
125
35%
Apr
35% Jan
5
Commercial
5%
#
36 ft May 21
60% Jun
7
63ft Jun
i
„
29
34% Jan
2
5%
121
,29%
124%
Jan
53ft Jan
May
26
106ft
•29ft
93 ft
3
4 :
130
50 ft Feb
111
*99
• July
44ft Feb
Feb
38 %
:
61
45% Jan
56ft
55%
121
-
35 ft May 20
100
100
Columbia Br*d Sys Inc cl A~._2.50
12
31%
99 ft
99ft
56% Feb 19 *
33% Jun 26 :
44 > Jan
106% Nov
'
Apr 18
No par
Colo
17%
111
40%
30 ft
'
77
May 20
108ft Mar 5
108
*105ft
105ft 105ft
40
3
3
Jan
200
Colorado
37 ft
2
Jan
99 ft Jan
Feb
Jan
109%
172ft Jun 21
38%
12 ft
10
140
29
25 V
38%
24
12%
113ft Jan
89
May 31
30
37 ft
37
6
Jan
170
165
*27 ft
110% 110%
-
109ft Jun
49
\
2
38%
24
8
No par
20%
*23 ft
37
27
Jan
152ft Jan
*28 ft
29
r
Feb
108
preferred
5%
20%
205
2
No par
(The),..,
A
$3.50
26
Jan
Jan
9% Jan
Collins & Alkman
•111 '112
111
v
Class
26
Jun
57% Jan
Dec,
Nov
140 ft Deo
_
98
No par
icq
,
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
52%
Feb
1
.
Coca-Cola International Corp
*1290
52%
♦107 ft
-
w
5
59
104
.
42ft Jan
20% Jan
'
"
38% May 11
71% Jan 18
105
No par
Inc
108 ft Mar
*187
50
50
stock
.
*1290
26
/
100
gtd
Cluett Peabody & Co
Preferred .■—-
i
9
19 ft Feb
No par
(The)
1
Molybdenum
Clinton
102 ft Apr
100
Clev & Pitts RR Co 1%
180.,'
No par
100
preferred
Climax
3
5
Equipment
O. C. C.
H
15% July
,
Dec
15
48
■■
5
38
4
27
Jan
l
July
114
58% Apr
fl
44ft May 23,
22
May 10
107 ' 1
*106%
Feb
.
$ per share
y>Jatt:'.##r23:.;;Deo
4% Jan
29% Jan
91% Jan
30
31% May 15
28ft Jan
16
..
8
Jan
48% Feb 25
Clark
*102%
May
~
10
1
107
141
Corp
No par
City Ice ft Fuel_^.__,i_~jyo par
City Investing Co new
-5
5ft % preferred
100
65
190
*187
15 ft
5
8
Jan
53
26
113% Mar 15
C I T Financial
2
15
41ft Mar 15
117 % Feb
# per share
23% July
1
;i"i
Highest
Lowest
-
25% Jan
26
Mar 13
6% Apr
B
38
37%
*179;
19
par
y' ft*
Corp
$ per share
20 ft Feb
10
Oil
Co----
Highest
f per share
Par
3,900
9%
9%
Range for Previous
Year 1940 ' *
# Range Since'January 1
EXCHANGE
2,700
23%
23
NEW YORK STOCK
■
Shores
22
*21
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
the Week
$ per share
$ per share.
STOCKS
>
Sales for
Friday
21
29
„
Jun
Aug
58% Jan
!
29
Jan
Jan
Aug
Mar
182ft Jan
6
Jan
3ft Jan
30
10
29
Range tor Previous
LOW AND
July 1
Wednesday
July 8
t per share
I per share
$ per share
47% 48
*107% 107%
33ft
33ft
29%
293/4
(51
51
52%
52%
34%
34ft
107% 108
*128% 136
Monday
Jun. 29
x per
.
share
48
STOCK
EXCHANGE
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
July 2
Saturday
48%
33
:
47 ft
48%
107%
33%
-
107%
;
107%
107 "ft
30
52
52%
*52% ' 53
35
35%
#08% 108%
53%
52 ft
35%
26Va
35%
r'
25%
X57
•
51%
53
53
34%
34%
'107% 108%
52%
25
136
52ft
115
34ft
•34
*165
175
*165
30%
115'
115
115
33%
51 %
*128%
132
132
33%
•29%
30
CLOSED
ft
25 ft
175
.
;
Friday
47ft
1073/8
*33%
33%
JULY 4
*29%
32%
*49%
52%
50ft
52%
33%
*165
34%
*108%
108 ft
*128%
136
;
28% Mar
106
100
300
34ft
26%
35%
3.300
690
*33ft
26%
26ft
112
Dev
124
Jun
Dec
Nov
Nov
52 ft Nov
Jan
111
Nov
42
29
Deo
Mar
145 ft
Jan
X150
25%
Jan
99 ft
Dec
87ft
Jan
2.100
Aug
16
60
59%
59
30%
Jan
Oct
25
175
*165
59% Deo
53
Deo
106%
260
52%
Nov
20%
3.500
115ft
41
Jan
49 ft
600
52
43% Dec
108 ft Dec
34% Deo
Jan
37
200
*115
175
24
'600
V
t per share
25% Jan
99 Vb Aug
400
.400
V
Highest
$ per share
4.100
47ft
1073/8
CLOSED
STOCK-
Lowest
Shares
EXCHANGE
52%
50
114ft 114ft
34
35%
25%
the Week
$ per share
9 per share
Year 1940
Sales for
July 5
Thursday
July 4
v
Deo
Sep
51% Nov
102
Nov
Xl04% 104%
104ft
104ft
Apr
51
Sep
25%
71
*22 ft
24.
28
Jan
56
Dec
*63
71s
9
Mar
*25
*64
17%
140
.
7ft
20
*140
'
'
-
28%
27 y2
110%
122 ft
39%
.
25%
Davega Stores Corp, N Y
Chemical Corp (The)
Davison
29%
Dayton Pow & Lt 4ft*
111
Decca
100
50
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale &SWRB UQ--10Q
Devoe & Raynoltfs A new—ZT5.M
27%
79 Va
48%
28%
23%
*106
For footnotes
Diamond Matcn
44J/a
48%
see
29 ft
•
6%
Distil
5%
166,
partlo
preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
24 ft
106ft
page
-
Delaware Lack & Western
35%
44
r
20
Preferred
12 y2
27%
Co_.-_.___—No por
Delaware & Hudson—
45%
35%
St
0
1#
100
60c
Records Inc
Deere
63
"
*74
pfd
Dayton Rubber Mfg Co
54% .'55
; *40 # 40ft'
12
9
Nov
30% Oct
118
•
29
45%
Oct
75 ft
Sep
Apr
39%
1
"
154
5ft Aug
18% Jan
20%
145
Apr
24ft Oct
59% Jan
74ft
•- 7%
32%
32
•*61
17%
-140
••74ft
<#
29%
Corp-jSeagr's Ltd new
preferred—.#—
No
23# Feb 26
' 34
May 13
24
Feb 19 :•£ 31% May 28
110y8 Jun
6 ' 113Jan
7
30
Apr 15 2 34 ft Apr 20
45
Jan
2
75y4May 1;
j 42% Jan
5
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2
3
27
12
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Jan
Oct
167%
115
Dec
Dec
Oct
33%
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111%
41% May 10
58% May 28
Jun 13
Deo
Jun
113
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Mar
30%
Dec
20 y4 Aug
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34 y4
Dec
192%
12
155
3
1-
Oct
125%
Jan
129
Feb
113
Oct
117
Mar
30% May 22
31% May 16
13
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61
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21
19% Feb 26
25% Jun 21
Corp_
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;
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Stores Inc
48
5%
Elec
27
preferred
:
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com
26
263
Apr 24
8
208
Apr
27
3
71
Feb
2
Feb
9
108 y8 May 23
33
Mar 4
N
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137
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165
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48
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700
10%
;
1,300
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2
30 % Feb
2
21% Aug
29%
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3iy8 May 16
20 y4 Mar
27 y4
Deo
102 y4 May 28
111
Jan 24
81
Deo
103
Sep
41% Apr 9
106% Jan 15
16
Jan
37
Deo
100%
Jan
108 !
110
July
July
May 11
105
May
§
Mar
8
100%
6
101
5% Jan 30
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76
9
93
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6
95
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5
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8
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1
46
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:
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108
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1
1
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109
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12%
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20%
17
68%
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86
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29
86
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92
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28
•
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23% Jan 28
11% Jan
15% Jan
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62% Nov
16
v
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15
9
11% Jun
3
3
88
May 21
36% Feb
5
42% Jan
65
Nov
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Jan
36%
Nov
9
12% Mar
20 Ya
Dec
17
Jan
28 y4
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104
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110%
1
6
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27%
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26%
26
29%
28%
29
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59
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46
111
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5
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17
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-
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15
3
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29% Jan 29
67% May 29
Jan
26
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5
60
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108
182
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58 A
14
22
■
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28
6
$
200
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12% Jan
1
Jan
71% Apr
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par
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51% Nov
May 28
141% May 28
8
17 % Feb
7%
28%
Dec
14%
Dec
68
Deo
A 24
19% Jun 21
78
16% Mar
May 29
104%
Apr
80%
Dec
24 y4
Dec
109%
Dec
61%
Dec
8%
Jan
14%
Dec
160%
Apr 29
Jan
185%
Dec
49-
Jan
Dec
Feb
26
49
Jun
20
56% Feb
No par
100
42
Jun
17
136
Feb
4
General Mills
5%
'
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Corp
common
preferred
3% %
conv
preferred
General Motors Corp
$5 preferred
7
10
par
20
No par
30
Gen Public Service
Public
Railway Signal
Utilities
No
par
182
Mar
123
114%
Feb
7% Jan
48
3
14
-
May
Feb
40
43% Aug
4
8 5:
14
127
Aug
114% Oct
5
62
Jan
125
30 ;
May
10
22%
15" 2
r
49% Sep
56
Nov
52% Aug
Mar
134
123
77%
Dec
Dec
130
Mar
Jan
23
Dec
Jan
36%
Dec
1% Jan
.
28%
May 31
Apr
123
12
8
36% Jun
26% Mar 13
112% Mar 23
Oct
172
37% Jaa
6
11% Feb
27
7% Jan
36
Oct
7% Dec
23% May 21
150
142% Feb
10c
Oct
27% Mar
153
Apr 26
40% Jan 14
18% Mar 4
38% Mar 4
Jan
3
28
29
^•4% Feb 26
29
Jan
80% Jan
Jun 25
No par
General Shoe Corp
Feb
51
2
19
.
132
I
preferred—No par
General Refractories
Jun
135% Jan
2
100
6% preferred
Gen Realty & Utilities
Gen Steel Cast $6
lOo
5
Corp
Mar 13
127% May
May
164
12
69% Jun 26
Outdoor Adv common—No
Equip Corp
Jan
3
115% Mar 29
par
Gen
rA
100
No
Gen
800
33%
122%
18% May 24
22% Mar 13
45
1,700
40 Vb
Dec
19% NOV
par
13.100
122%
Dec
10%
Jan
No par
20% A 20%
40
12%
Jan
No
Foods
Gen Precision
122
Jan
4%
General Electric Co
Gen
50
6%
16
2
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:
500
7.600
Apr
22% Jun
40% Apr 15
Apr
8
52
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8
1.500
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11% Jan 29
21
2
2
1.800
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3
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5%
33%
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Jan
171
31%
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19
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25%
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100
5%
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31%
44
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1
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25%
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1
preferred
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8%
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25%
44
9 per share
145%
200
A
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preferred
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cum
70%
6
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139
7%
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-
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Lowest
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Nov
129%
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.
15
31
33%
122%
118%
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1
27%
118%
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36
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38%
70%
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112
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43
35
27% May 13
48
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4
56
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9
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2
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42%
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118%
20%
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33% Jan
70%
20%
Jan
22
129%
A
34
26
9
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5.500
3.000
5%
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100
40
54
6
47
3
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General Cable Corp
200
46%
31%
Dec
Investors
General Bronze
35%
53%
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27
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preferred
178%
46%
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conv
7%
54%
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43 ya
Apr
8% Feb 26
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14
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25
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5,000
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9
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108%
37
177 A
17
Feb
28
20
Wood Industries Inc
4%%
3,400
130
20%
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.
66
177
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146
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177
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.
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23
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•
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61
Jun
3
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196
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80%
16
5
Galr Co Inc
JULY 4 :
75
Apr
100
26
13% Dec
2~
Gabriel Co (The) enrnwinw
7,100
.
6 % Mar
47% Jan
5
9
.
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65
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16
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110
A
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196
-
127%
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110
.
21%
20%
15
Jun
Oct
Deo
Jan
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593/4
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21
21% Feb
107
53
18%
20
Jun
26
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*13%
22%
25%
■
Jan
16% 'Deo
Dec
27
preferred..-....-...100
NEW YORK
the Week
9 per share
STOCK
18%
.
41
7
38%
111% NOV
25
Grain & Malting Co Inc_l
Fruehauf Trailer Co new....
..a!
A%
July
Apr 18
29
2
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107
No par
10
EXCHANGE
20%
18%
iQ
NOV
110% Mar
66
Oct
1
5
STOCKS
Wednesday
July 3
20 3/8
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HIGH SALE PRICES
20%
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Freeport Sulphur Co
3*500
1,240
111
r
Francisco Sugar Co
1,500
1,000
45%
45%
111
6%
cnrp.
preferred
Stores
70%
53% Mar
18
Jan
20% Jun
37% Feb 20
42%
14
,A;
57
3
27
90%
10%
:
287/a July
467/a Jun
6
conv
Dec
Jan
26
Jun
Nov
63%
Apr
Feb
27
34%
Jan
50
42 %
42
16% Jan
Apr
21% July
105%
115
par
Dec
Dec
107%
83% Apr * 6
17
2
7%
18
59%
Jan
70% May 29
Jan
class A new_No
Jan
Jan
103
7
109% Jan
4
14%
15%
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10%
23%
25
24%
'
3
12
27
July 5
34% Feb 26
:
Feb
34% May 29
70
Feb
7
54% Feb 25
11% Jan
'67% Jan
'
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106% Jun
100
14
20%
x66
9%
28%
5
84% May 10
108
20
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Inc
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46%
9 per share
19%
28
56% Jun
Fair
10%
20%
17
5%
58%
111
21% Jun
26
Food
14%
19
50% Feb
220
11
10%
«
Nov
110
Corp
G
H 14%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
32%
4,800
*26%
Tuesday
July 2
July 1
23% Jan
101%
19 y8
101%
.
28
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
5
19%
"
:
223/s
43%
110%
A:
43% Jun
19%
28
22
Deo
Feb 26
No par
Co_
Power
Pollansbee
42%
No par
Florsheim Shoe
600
Jan
90
28 A
110
*15% A16%
Florida
25%
1033/4
*40%
28
*57%
Florence Stove
700
7
14% Feb 26
No par
No par
Oct
4
Xl04% Apr
par
26% Jan 10
13
IO33/4
■
42
59
500
6,900
26
A
112% Feb
54% Feb
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...
41% Jan
25
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16
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6,300
19% Jan
18
100
No
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...
Jun
1
Stores
30
27,%
19%
3,000
40%
114
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50%
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hi
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v.
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105
10
preferred
800
27%
39%
113
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4%%
60
27
40
113
50%
A
..
Firestone Tire & Rubber
107%
>
60
27%
393/8
113
51%
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61
27%
393/4
72%
1073/4
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28
21% Mar 14
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No par
inn
Dept Stores
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Ferro Enamel Corp
1,600
58%
19%
58
Federated
32%
♦26
57 '/4
Federal Motor Truck
160
58%
43%
V
42
2,000
2,800
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16%
A?1
20
18%
Jun
13% Jun 21
9
Corp
72%
72%
113
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19%
w
19%
28 fS.
Federal-Mogul
106%
"
58%
27%
27%
39%
28
18% 1
72%
61% Jan
27
'
2
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300
583/4
62
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300
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,
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp.l
Federal Light 6c Traction
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280
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62
40%
51%
106
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Fa Jar do Sug Co of Pr Rico
■:<
100
73%
113 A:
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73
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40
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32
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32
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14
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28
25
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62
107
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106
25
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v
40
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71
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10
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Mar
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3
Apr 18
45% Mar 14
-
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Mar
62
111% Mar
92
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....
1
28
May
May
16
—100
Co
2
4
104
par
July
21
9
7 A 2y4 Jun
par
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Products
Dec
Nov
25
li
Eversharp Inc
EX-Cell-O rinrp
Exchange Buffet Corp
146
48%
Feb
N
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Bldg
Eureka Williams Corp
400
2
May
55 y4
32
5% pref series A
Erie 6c Pitts RR Co
2,000
Dec
Dec
Deo
158
18
102% Apr
N
Erie RR Common
1,000
48
;
7%
197a
2
56 y8 Jun
2
104% Apr 24
Service
65% preferred
66 preferred
94
Dec
7% Jan 24
180% May
3
Dec
24 y4
61% Jun 25
75
65 preferred
700
*77
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■
Jan
Dec
49% Mar 13
1% July
office
Dec
71
Jan
29% May 28
3
Jan
427/a
14
13
46% Jan
I
Rights!..
t Equitable
112
18
7
25 y4 Jun
130
Deo
48% Jun
5% Jun 27 A'
21% Apr 25
67,100'
6.200
39 %
'
Aug
8% May
5
17% Jan
148% Jan
Endlcott Johnson Corp
4% preferred
108%
July
35% Apr
Emerson Electrio Mfg Co
:
24
106
■
5
Emerson
■
1
25
Feb
80% Feb
32
550
Deo
3
22%
»,110
109%
May
114
47% Jun 17
k
N
Storage Battery
Public
Sep
19% Jan 21
Paso Natural Gas
Engineers
Oct
104 :
Jan
1%
220
Jun
66%
16% JaU 28
Electric
4,300
Dec
200
Jan
3
El
Radio &
229
Jan
Jan
53%
■;
July
67%
N>
Dec
Nov
49 ;
11
(The)
21%
35%
185v
:
Mar 14
52
'
170
;
40% May 22
111
1
109% May 24
52 y4
17
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—
$7 preferred—,
$6 preferred
■
10
Jan
28
Electric Power 6c Light
165
Jun
58% Apr
Ind Am shares
Mus
&
2
Feb
191
Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite
7
215
4y4% preferred
Ekco Products Co...^....^.
4%%
-;
30% Jan
new
38
108
•
58%
10%
A
133
-
30%
48
125 y2 May 22
114
Jan
4
par
6% cum preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co..
178
108
18 7
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122%
110%
17
Apr
29%
29% NOV
100%
Jan
7
27
227
Jan
22%
94
>
share
Mar
Jun
24% Mar 12
30
Jan
65
Jun
116
8
32
78%
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18
22% Jan
33% Jan
181% Feb 26
-
Inc
Eastman Kodak
*90%
95
*108% 110
34%
35
105% 105%
2%
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94
18
.
108% Feb
1%
17%
77%
-
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192.
23% Mar 14
51%
109
2%
17
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56
118
113% Mar 12
53%
110
109
2%
78%
50 y4
58%
•
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54
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165
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Mar
Mar 19
37% May 31
29% Feb
6
5
Electrio. Boat~...^—
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1%
:1%;
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17% Mar '
47
10
108% Mar 25
par
20
30tf7 D W Q Cigar Corp..
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51%
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143% Feb
...
5
26
100
1st pfd
69%
165
♦109 V
5%
33%
177 y4
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Eagle-Plcher
69
27%
175%
36
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106
70.
,
3
27
July
1
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48
5%
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12 y4
33%
27%
48
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.
9 per share
Apr 24
62% Jun
28
Jan
,7 84
100
Duplan Corp
100
45%
112%
70%
22%
Dun hill
600
2,800
-
3%% conv preferred
12
"69%
54%
!
200
-
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45%
v»
60
{\- v
25
Dow Chemical Co common..No par
64 preferred series A
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Dresser Industries
50c
28%
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12%
71
34%
7
1,000,
4,200
*111
12%
70 %
,
26
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No par
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46%
112%
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I per share
7 52
Mar 28
39% Jun
No par
25%
60%
■:
108 »/a
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Feb
52
-—■;
Dome Mines Ltd
Douglas Aircraft
57%
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,
37%
:!'■ 46
Doehler-Jarvis Corp-
1,300
17%
28%
62
A
39
par
—No par
25%
240
36%
Co.
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57%
241
27%
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No
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:
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240
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2,600
133 »/4
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140
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34
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Jun. 29
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HIGH SALE
Monday
Jun.29
July 1
July Z
PRICES
I per share
$ per share
Thursday
July 4, i
$ per share
Friday
$ per share
*41%
Sales for
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the Week:
I per share
Shares
NEW
YORK
64
22% Jan
104%
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-
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-
„No par
4
;
15
26
6
28
5
2 1
28
26 26 £
.
24y4 Mar 9
Apr .16
July 5
27 y4
45
21%
55%
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vs
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Jan. 3
106%May
•
83
19%
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17
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3
May 6
Apr 25 •
Jun 26
27
39
8
Feb 26
Jun 21
May 6
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Dec
Dec
Nov
J".,
Nov
Nov
May
Oct
Dec
Dec
Mar
Dec
82
39
27%
121
110%
29 Ya
155
Dec
Dec
Jan
Dec
Apr
43% Dec
14
104 V2
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6
Mar
16 3A
Mar
Jun
43% Nov
Oct
108
Jun
61% Deo
7% Jan
98
Dec
Dec
14
Nov
Dec
Dec
Deo
134% Nov
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71% Apr
Jan
170
22% Jan
130
,
72 :
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25
.
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Feb:
Aug
- Jan
23% Jan
—
—
40
17
Jan
4
May 22
34% May to
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17% Jan
42
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55% Oct
25
Aug
102
Sep
66% Jan
12% Jan
34% Jan
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62% Apr 22
35% Jun 26
111% Jun 20
95
Apr 24
30
Apr 9
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5
123A Jan 25
- 25
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45% May 17
34% Mar 25
49% Jun -3
107/a Jun 24
-
26% Aug
14% Jan
—
—-
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
Aug
Nov
30% Jun
Jd
20% Jan
15 Vi Jan
103% Aug
105
Dec
18% Jan
152,
Oct
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Apr
Deo
100
49%.Jan
37% Jun
•
,
653A
39%
175
75
86
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108%
- 55%
12%
Jan
58
'
Oct
Mar
Oct
Nov
21% Dec
14% Mar
51
May 23109% Mar 26
90
Jan
2
191%; Apr 10
387/e Jan
9
72y« Apr 17
139
Apr 3
106 • May 2
146% Jan 21
- 39 % May 13
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6
33% Jan : 4,
>
Jan
5% Mar
Oct
82
28
16% Jan IS
32% Jun 26
new———5:
Jan
28 %
May 28
50
13
26'
Jan
52% Jan
May 31
STOCKS
Wednesday /£
July 3
Tuesday
'
$ per share
(Del)
V r Z%% preferred
100
Houston Light & Power Co.—No par
Houston Oil of Texas v t c—25
Howe Sound Co
5
'
Saturday
;
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—
Hudson As Manhattan—_—.—«<.100
100;
5% non-cum preferred——100
1,600 i; Hud Bay Min & Sm Md——No-par
8,300
Hudson Motor Car—
—No «ar
5,200 j. Hunt Foods Inc
—
$6.66%
11,400
Hupp Motor Car Corp——
1
/
28% Jan
40%May l333
4
Apr 25
99
,
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Aug
161% Mar
17
26y2Jan
8
119
Apr 11
111
Mar 14
343AMay28
162, May 23
60y2May29
12% Jan
1,600:
:
38
LOW
^
400..
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Co
-
5,600
t
Jan 17
Feb 26'
37
/•''
46
106% Jan 24
v 13% Apr
2
20% Apr 22
—.2
11% Jun 21
15% Jan 28
.—25
121
Jan
2
175
Apr 22
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___
903/4
/
.
78
Oct
Jan
Nov
14% Jan
4
Jan 25
78% Jan
7
Maris
155
,/
Holly JBugar Corp
——No par
Homestake Mining
12.50
Houdaille-Hershey com
No par
$2.25 preferred
50
500
243/4
23,
par
:_10
Hollander & Sons (A)—
___
35
Glass
Jan
25% Sep
105
Sep
30% Jan 28
5.
28y8 Feb 26
——,100
•V
Holland Furnace
..
5,600
.
No
14ye
108
21% Jun 25
lliy8 Feb 26
; 105% Jan 16
-
100,
400;
*32 "A
35%Feb
•
,
*40%
35
Jun
32
Mar
3%* preferred
-100
103% Jam
Helme (G W)—_£
£
__25
82
Apr
1% non-cum preferred
100
184
Jan
Hercules' Motors
No par
30y»Jun
HerculesPowder new
No par64
May
5%
preferred
__10Q
130
Jan
Hershey^Chocolate
——No1 par, / 1 82*
Mar
$4 conv preferred——JNo par ' 135
Jan
Hewitt-Robins Inc
-i~-5 ; / 25 Va Feb
Hlnde &' Dauch Paper CO—£—^10
32% Feh
Hires Co (C E) The—.
—-i—1
29% Feb
t;
*31%
34%
15
Hecht ,Co.
1,500
144%
33
<
500
135
.
143
.
Hazel-Atlas
j!'V ;7"'V
20
66%
♦132%
143%
61.
—10'
Hayes Mfg Corp
—
33
643A
-
400
108'A
82%
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101
,
143%
■
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193
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663/4
65%
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.
25
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No por
preferred-
Jan
79
Feb
5
May 20
54% May 28
111
Apr
5
52% Apr
4
13% Jan 25
9% Jun 28
Hat.Cotp of Amer class A——^_1.
4%% preferred (modified)—100
-Hayes Industries Inc——..1
650
.
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6%
18 3/4
105
26
91% Feb 26
,
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
210 /
11%
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\
—
>
600
LOiy* 101%/
42%
*41%
Feb
42
__l
3,000 ;/ Harbison-Walk Refrac
_
Jan
84% jan 48
108% Jan-14
: 4%. conv. preferred
£100
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd__No par
;
10
/
55
17%
12
42%
423/e
No par
<£.££££100
Hall Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co
•
—
*53%
101%
174
___
*165
*53%
:
30% Feb
•
5%'Jan
4%
Feb 18
73/4
74%
10514
633/4
115
89
12%
73/4
333/4
21'/a
33%
109 Va
12% Mar
188% Apr
14
May 22
^'RncfcensacK Water
500
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,
,
100
f:
46
23
32
17%
12%
11%:
39
46
22%
108%
;
3
18
54% May 10
Feb 25
7
:
.Feb
Feb
63
,
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43
16
Jan 30
12% Jan 19
Jun 14
77
.
Apr
21
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Grumman Aircraft Corp
July
48
113 %
57% Feb 26'
*165
13
101%
>
51% *21%
116%
32
163/4
.
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53
102
Oct
May
40
July
107% May
Feb 27
Dec
-
165%
Feb
6
64
Jan
'*'■
Jan
10
112
i.100
Greyhound Corp (The)
Apr
Jun 24
80/
2,000 / v Guantanamo Sugar common—i—f
170. _ $5 conv preferred ——No-par
1,400 • Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—_. -No par,
200 v V •' $5 p^fferrml ft
,
Nn ;par
ft,
94%
-
77
33/4
25%
3
172'
104%
Sep
147% July
8
Green <H L)
Co Inc
•:
29
"17
Jan
3
54% Feb -26
100
s-
39
27% Feb
Green,Bay & West RR
£
4,400
10%
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"
Preferred J
96
57
40% Jun
,
Mar
.
Jan
3
106
26% Deo
105% Deo
% Mar
Jan
293/4 Feb 26
————100
___../ft; 4%% preferred—.
46%47./:
.
V
6,100
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19% Jan
—6
Deo
111% Deo
Jun
25%
'107 /Mar
3
Dec
Mar
46
52%
83/4 Jan
6% Jans 4
30% Mar 5
—__No par
383%
4
Jan
8
473/4 May 14
88% Apr
3
3
:
10% Jan
Great: Nor Iron Ore Prop—No par
Great Northern Ry 6% pfd—No par
Great Western Sugar
No par
500
I
*115
,
*12%
50
483/s
*108
:
s/,' 54% s 55 :s.w;
100/
70
%/86%
48
39" v
46' s
23%
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v
140
4
13
90
151
Feb 26
34% Jan
_1
-
Is
1
3
111
Jan
May 10
59
3
105 % Jun 24
———No par
preferred
"56% Jun
Mar 25
68
preferred—_No par
,Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co
3%%
108
66
*38%
39
453/4
6
' Grand Union Co—————No. par
1,100
4
133% July
35% Jan
733/4
73%
*38%
;
/
•_
1,200
35%
*106%
22%
*65
*65
300
Apr/18
■
May 17
73% May 10
106 • Apr 13
3
Mar
9
108
Apr 22.
36% Jari
54;
Granby Consol M S & 'P———£5
22
35%
'
.
103
'44% Nov
105% Nov
' 42%
39% Feb 26
No par
Graham-Paige Motors
50%
107
58% Jan
-1,400
9
Jan
22% J*ari"~4
103
Jan
2
•
g
26
102% Jan
convertible
$5
Jun 14
par
27,000
I
60
118
4
.
/1 per jihare
27% Aug
Feb
.
HighClt
253/a Mar
111
Jun 26
r
[$ per share
49% May 21
46% Apr 17
.
Jan 22
107
No par
No
Gotham Hosiery
600-
11%
t per share
6
'.'■/■■v/
Year 1945
v
Lowest
37% Feb 26
No par-
$5 preferred
900
38
11%
95
:
.107
*37%
preferred
conv
3,700 ft Goodyear Tire & Ruhb
ft
108
Tire & Rubber Co
5
preferred—u——-.^100
preferred
,___
ftlOQ
Safety Razor———No,par
Goodrich Co (B P)
500
.•
36% Mar
36V4 Feb 26
4Va % qonv preferred————50
ft
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Goebel Brewing Co__
:
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Gold <fc Stock Telegraph Cc
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Goodall-Sanford Inc
10
4,300
663/4
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;
-.
./:/ l.goo
106
65%
86
10
22%
$5
110-
42%
755/8
# pet share
Gimbel brothers new
_
*.
5'
' $4.50 preferred
No par
; Qlldderi Go (The) ft
/—No par
1,800
—J
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ft.
4,700
135
42%
48%
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46%
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.
5
7%
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134
48
•
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3,600
39:
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;
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48%
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48
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100 ;
19%
19%
62
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175,
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174
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;
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Gillette
800
6,600
..
9%
62%
31
,
£
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57%
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62 1
77
66%
106
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11%
35%
9
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
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LOW AND
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60% Oct
6% Jan
2
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3
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30
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19
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Ling Belt Co
-
21
102
May 23
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47
Jan
3
Jun 21
88
Jan
8
58
Jan
66
Feb
13
2
Lion Oil Refining Co——No par
278/4 Feb 26
: 433/4 July
1
Liquid Carbonic Corp
No par
32% Apr 20
43 V< Jan 29
3%% preferred -^————lOO
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Apr l0
Lockneetl Aircraft Corp..,.;..,..——1
.31% May 61
45% Jan 14
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Inq;—.——
—No par
33% Jan :3
.41
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64: Jan
3
94
May 31Long Beft Lumber A—J—No par :
25 • Feb 95
35
Jun 10
Lorlllefd <P) Co—,,,... .—10
25% Jun 21
31% Jan 18
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* 186
.Feb 27
195% Jan 30
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3
32% Jan 17
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4%% cum pfd series A—
100
104J/2 May 9
107
Jun 20'
Lukens Steel Co
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3
30% Jan 14
42 y*
Sales for
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Julys
the Week
:
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190
31
56%.
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NEW
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V
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39
May
Dec
72
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52
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34
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Oct
525
550
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53
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;
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:
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68
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•
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CLOSED
Dec
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——
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Dec
V' 66% Oct
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Thursday
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Lehman Corp (The)
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27
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: 36
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Kennecott Copper
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
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-
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,
4'
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48% May 17
163
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52%
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Lowest
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Highest
:
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113 V1
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.
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a: VV
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6%
6
9%
6%
7%
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93/a
11%
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15%
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49 //
42%
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49%; 49%
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195
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114
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43
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36
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27
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Dec
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25
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106% J06%
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473/4
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29 5/8
Nov
87%
Nov
V 56 3/4
32 3/4
For
58 r
33%
footnotes
see
page
166.
Oct
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
162
A j94d
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65
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107 7
198 %
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107 %
38 7
37%
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200
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171
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63%
10%
10%
100%
100%
11
10%
101 %
100%
100%
100%
100 J/a
33%
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33%
22%
21
21%
33 y4
20%
33 J/4
21%
27
27
27
27
27 »/4
105 y4
105 J/4
V
34%
105 J/4
105 »/4
P
11
27 »/4
27 %
27%
105%
104%
104 >/a
21%
22 J/a
22%
13
13
13
LOW
Monday
Jun. 29 7
July 1
STOCK
*66
( per
"
69
112
7
45
108
60
45%
43
433/4
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108
*58
108
•:
EXCHANGE
25%
Jan
Jan
t " 36
Deo
^U7v.;,:Dec:
%
May 31
Jan
,7
;
17
104 y4 May 29
30% Apr
21
62
\
4
56
47%
29
53%
:
16% May
49% July
49
7
20% May
6
-
42
*
May
22
54
Dec
Mar
v
Dec
213%
Jan
7. 33% Dec
23% Mar
■:•:■•■; 32 y4 Oct
31%
: 473/4
Dec
18%
Jan
9%
Dec
Jan
97% Mar
109 y4 Nov
8
2
Jan 20
55% Feb
15
70
.
11
Jun
25% Jan 15
Jun 26
v
/Dec
27'% Apr 24
3
8
61
i
6
114 y4 Jan
6
60May
41
/ 24%
Dec
h
May 31
109'% Feb
Dec
76
Dec
V 21
3
Jan
663% May 29
22% Jun 13
26
Dec
7: 34% Dec
7 79%
Apr 22
36% Mar 21
100
52% Jan
Jan
15%
41% May 31
25%
56
*130
:
131
131
t
30%
16
Jan
35%
4
Jan
•109J/4
/' ,.
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108
.
y
25%
25 J/2
*52 y2
54 J/4
*128J/2
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V
36'/2
'
75
36 J/2
108'%
100
101% July
26
'27
Jun
108%
<
19%
conv
'
>
26% Jan
42% May 10
■
•
n' ,12% May
y
8rl5 '*< Feb
■
$
26% Jan
Dee
33% Mar
107 % Deo
29%
Dee
—
53 J/2 Jan
Feb
8
32
Jan
100
pfd_100
107
29
Apr
4
.—No par
—No par
100
44
120
100
No par
No par
No par
New York Dock
$5 non-cum preferred
-
Feb
30
!
July
16
21%
Jan
32
Jan
61% May 29
103%
Jan
28%
Jan
41
Mar
162
Mar
113y4 Mar 18
106% Apr 30
18% Jun 28
1
10
37 J/4 Feb 16
41% May 28
76
May 3
325
Feb 19
102%
135
28
3.90% pfd—100
58% Oct
35% Dee
' 35% Jan
.
7
Jun
27% Deo
Mar
45
24'% Feb 27
Jan
V
xl6% Aug
18
2
57
27
69% Jan
y
20
275
—80
6
-109y8Jun 19
34% Apr
5
24% May
9
Mar 13
May 22
Jun
Jun
28% Feb
Highest *
t per share
28% Deo
30 ■>, Jan V',761% Deo
103
Feb
108% Mar
35
Dec
:
37
Deo
106 V Oct 1
■ 109
Nov
105% Jan
110
Nov
32
Aug
/ 47% Deo
18% Jan
88% Dee
111% Jan 30
50
Apr 20
45
'
c
share
15% Mar
30
110J/2 May 27
26
Feb 26
54
$ per
43y»May 24
j
9
24% Jan
100
Feb
104
1
preferred
79
108% Apr
4 ;/
Mar 14 ;
110% May 28
40'/2 Feb 26
10
preferred series A
32% Jan
4
106
1
New
Year 1945
Lowest.//
f per share
3
No par
serial preferred—100
N Y Power & Light
Deo
24%
10% Jan
Highest
$ per share /
No pat
N Y SLlpbidg Corp part stk
1,100
36
10% Jan
—
Nov
85% Nov
65
Apr
22% Aug
15
Jan
>
18
Dec
Dec
14%
7% Jan
24% May 27
19
16% Mar 15
.
Jan
Dec
Range for Previous
N Y ft Harlem RR Co
420
•
y;
Deo
Jun
59
-
32V Jan 29 v 26% July
106% Mar 2
102% Nov
*101% Jan 24
V
Jan
V
Apr 25
25
21"
p 33
35
Jan
1
38
Lowest
N Y City Omnibus Corp
v
i
19 J/8
1,
/* *
.:
6%
1
800
"
108%
19%
72% May 17
12'A Jan 24
-
37%
16%-Jan
21
Range Since January 1
NY Chic ft St. Louis Co
400
285
:
51% Feb 26
80 % Feb
Jio pat
26 y8
Nov
Apr 10
34
May 16
41% Feb
4
29% Feb 25
19% Mar 13
1
Deo
54% Nov
Jan
13
Jan
xl01% Aug
25
8 P173
9% Mar 14
10
37
<
Dec
Jan
22% Febl3
100
4
76
(Z 35%: Jan
67% Jan 29
1 33y» Jun
NOV
25
400
New York Air Brake—
18,300 ,/■ New York Central
/
:
*67
19
2
3
Jan
24% Jan
'
199%
Newport News Ship ft Dry Dock—1
700
30%
*255
.
4 J/4 %
2,300
131
75
*108%
9
°30'A Mar 14
,
13
-
167
t
40
.
f
152^ Sep
—10
New- Jersey Pr ft Lt Co A%
100
-
25%
54'/2
131
285
18%
45% Apr 22
41.34% Jun 14
93% July 5
81% Apr
12% Mar
108
No par
Newmont Mining Corp
; Newport Industries
1,500
:
61
30'%
-
___
61
-
4% %
1,700
:
28%
*66
108 3/a
?
No par
—
Newberry Co (J J)
;Z 3%% preferred
30
;
108
*255
■
Feb
Jan
165
4
13%.Jan
.
103% May 21 7 108% Jan 24
32% Jan
3
40% Apr 17 :
24 v
Jan
195% Jan 12
204
Mar 19 17177 v Sep
"
No par
Neisner Bros Inc
,
>'
>
700
43%
75
18%
,
48
Par
Nehi Corp
§ ; *,
-
46
43
40
108%
4
2
65
100
.
500
112
♦45%
7 285
18%
May 31
22% May 6
31 y* Jun 29
EXCHANGE
109
*66
108 3/s
8
37
NEW YORK STOCK
Shares
28%
40
21%Feb
Oct
20% Jan
45% Jan 29
Feb 26
24% Jan
-
23% Mar
.181%
3
32% Apr 10
Feb 25
34% Jan
.
9% Mar
13% Jan
1
37% May
205 % Apr
Feb 20
Feb 20
* 17% Jan
f
.100
Sale* for
•
•108
.
;
'
;.V
24
No pat
10
*
2
34% Apr 17
17% Mar 13
No par '
1
J- 4%% preferred
National Tea Co
Nat Vulcanized Fibre Co
Natomas Co——^
.
20y8 Jan
i 16% Mar
20% May 28
28% Jan 29
37
No par
$2 conv preferred,
34% Jan
i
30% Feb 26
5
new
National Supply (The) Pa
1,300
36
*36 J/2
*36J/2
10
;
the Week
69
*35
7
>
Stores
250
27%
*255
e
Apr 15
16% Jan
3
20 % May 6
26
Feb 26
4
preferred
3
24
j
0
National Steel Corp
2,100
•106% 108
JULY 4
29
60
' 32%
1
1
1
National Sugar Ref Co,
4,600
*66
CLOSED
,
108
54'%
253/4
54'A
773/4
v718%
45
.50
National Power ft Lt
•
45%
60
59%
25 %
112
28%
c 30 :.z- 3oy4
285
7Nov
135% Jun
108'% Jun 27
10
Louis
St.
v
22%
27%
43'A
108
:
-
28'A ' 283/4
•
40
*66
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•109%
43'A
31
*35
v
•106% 108
45% .: 45%
132%
30%
; 26
178
No par
400
1
$ per share
108%
i
60
131
'7
69
1081/B
1
56'/2
*66
'5
Friday
July 5
STOCK
36%
26%
■25%
52%
stocks
Thursday
July 4
I per share
.
27%
36%
283/4
7758%7
69
*109% 112 7 v
7
28'A
273/4
28'A
37
•
,
# per ehara
108
46 3/a
108
-
■■
'
'
July 3
>108 y8 109
44'/4
22%
Wednesday
*36%
45%
49% Jun
Jan
2
20% Jun 26
.
ion i
National Oil Products Co
300
7/37-7737 PZ
PRICES
*106 J/2
109
*1091/4
SALE
share
*66
.
37'/2
*108'/a
Chatt ft
16%
Jan
2
104% Jun 27
National Linen Service Corp.——_V
i
8,800
a2% ,12%
I
*273/4
108
37'/2
HIGH
37 J/a vi 37%
; July 2
275/s
*106'/2
AND
Tuesday
7/
;•'■!■ S per share
27%
•
Jan
36
51% May 21
22ya July 5
2-
5
Jan 29
16 y4 Feb
1
new
1,700 P Nat Mall & St'l Cast Co
21
38
r
1,400
i
?
34
12%
•
30%
V
21%
CLOSED
>33
-
20%
37%
v.
-.
2,100
10%
Saturday
44
1
Jun
5%
16%
8
16
—
•■
23
15
__
Deo
Dec
37,
Jan
Jan
|vg6 % preferred B
18,400
11%
,
124
Apr
36
National Lead Co
7* preferred A
400
>30%
21 %"
EXCHANGE
10
34%
33%
$ per share
300
171
30%
63
100%
J-V :
202
:
*62 J/a
34
63
11
.
Jan
173/4 Jan 24
34 y4 Jan
Nat Distillers Products
Nat Enam ft Stamoing
fv
4,700 t
*199%
62J/a
105 %
Jan
52
26
'
•
*170
•
35%
"
77 13% Deo
109%
i. 22 J/4
58'% Oct
70
27
26
23,600V National Gypsum Co
20 4:
• $4.50 conv preferred
37%
30%
•
'
200
106'/a
-61
.:
Inc
(G C)
Jun
Oct. 7
'26% Dec
7% Mar
Mar 25
.May 3V
28% Feb
N" VOf 7
new..———5
,
National^ Dept
15.600 i
28%
106'A
.
'
170
/
•
373A
;
199
170
93 vi
7 55 7:
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38%
.
729% r: 30%
91 %
55
28%
38
199'/a
171
y
?
55
28
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38%
*196'A
-34%
88 %
i-/\ 7 *54'A
*169
Jan
«
53
■
-National Can Corp
.10
Nat Cash Register
No par
National Container
.-,.,......,1
National Cylinder Qas Co
1
Nat Dairy Products
No par
19%
35%
7 107'
32% Jan
116
,
27
35'A
107
29% Jan
7 22 »/a July
-
193
433A
t*' 37%
12Vb July 5
38% Feb 23
100
19
i:';./V41 %: ? 42'A
w.
7%
V
36
55
44
Nat Bond ft Share Corp—No par
100
19'/a
>
28s/a
129
200
29
43'/a
-
75v
1
52
July 5
19% May 28
3
Feb
Dec
Mar
1.60
13 \ Aug
42% Mar
S
29% Mar 13
x45
Jun
Dec '
63%
Jan
Mar
1193/4 July
28
Dec
14% Nov
Jan
53 :
473/4 Mar
_
Nashville
35'/2
28
Co
National Acme Co
National Airlines
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc
National Aviation Corp
National Battery Co
National Biscuit Co
42
,88%
755
Jan
35 '
26% Mar 18
•
119
36
137 :
25'% Feb
'Wft«h-Kelv!nator Corp
•
1.000
20
,i
Jun
25% Aug
1
68% Apr
■40'A Apr 30
11% Jan
3
_
Mywrs IF E) ft Brp,
,
36
34%
118
56
111
9
No par 7
8
»17
preferred
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
7,3.200
22 J%
201
29'/a
I93/4
X33
100
July
Feb
No par
43/4%
300
•
Brass
Munsingwtar
1.600
.1,600
.
353A
i
93
par
10
Corp
$7 preferred
'
23
28%
"
33%
i
'201
201
Ip 29 3/s 729%
:f?7741%:: / 43%
Whftftl
Mulllns Mfg Co class B
4
110
*66'A
173
26
17% July 5
51% Feb 25
50 /
Mueller
•
:
24
67 .Jun
—No par
3.300
31
*22
32 3A
Mach Tool
2.400
23
28%
18'/a
19
*30
22%
Motor
:
.■;/' 80
17%
J4
Jun
37
"
23
7
7
700
42%
42%
66
722.
'.
-
60
109
49%
p 18%
*
v.7
17%
223/4
:;
39
30%
-
.'/v.
43
173/4
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383A
38%
39
43
38% yy
■
•
34%
59%
49
Jan
106% May
7'% Jan
18
45% May 15
62'% Jan
9
129
A—No par
May 10
No par :, 772% Jan 13
Moore-McCormack Lines Inc
—10 7
22
t
Jan "3
■7-7 *20% 721:77
106
y *105
22
,
; 22
,109
18
*64Va
:
233A-/
22%
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/
423A
109
109
49%.
64%
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:
50%
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>
i
109
' -y Z
64%
i.
22
fc
ih
3
16
26
26
45% May
33% Mar
1
61% Jun
156% Jan
1.25
"' V 26% ,:.-' 77 6.600 7
$2.50 cum pfd
■ *57%
r.'\
200
*52%
53'/2 ■: 7. .7100 ' - ■ Morrell (John) ft Co
Motor Products Corp
30s/8
'■ 30%',
7-1.700
•33%
July
113% Apr
18% Feb
9
31 J/fe Feb
2.50
Co Inc
_
Monarch
26
.
21
23
Hosiery
New
Monsanto Chemical Co
7 ; 7 900
$3.25 preferred series
777777::ioo7;/
92% 7 Si-10.100!.; Montgomery Ward ft Co
' 92%
7777
106
42%
:
*493/4
V
21
•105
20%
;
: 135
.
43%
'■■:
60
59%
»
106
22 3A
V;:- *109 ' ■? 109'/4
■
34 ;
60
'
20%
106
106
:
777:22% 723'7
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,
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34%
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30%
34%
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34% 7- v.y,:///—
52%:
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■
2
May 15
51'/8 Feb 26
20
.
77*77;y70o7r
41
108
12% Jan
100
-56
52%
-•
.
.
.t
:V
-
v
Mojud
200
Z 77
12
108'A May 10
No par
preferred series A—
Carpet Mills
'167*
167
'
135
92*A
7%
Mohawk
1.100
22%
*40%'
168
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
-
1.500
22%
21
Highest;
$ per share
..
777/7200
■.
Jun
59
52% Apr
7;
t per share
tper share
2
Year 1945
'
800
12%
41
'
;
135-
.^■r.fe'34'v.:-.
v,
"7
■v
800
7'Y»y^Vl*>: Vi': •
7.';
share
,
Lowest
Highest
Jan
1063/a Jun
Minn Moline Power Imp]
1
$6-50 preferred
—No par
Mission Corp
10
•'
•
•
,7
V
;■■■;•. •54 s'/ t.v56
56
*54
42 J/4
per
38
3
3 20% conv pfd series A
Minn Min ft Mfg
No
450
7;'
120 '
J/4
41
:
,
25"r
'7 24'/2
'
'v':
56
4.500 >.
Minn-Honeywell Regulator
2.300
*63'A .64
I
*166%
V
92%
92 'A i;
v;
2.500
/
pPmPPPmi
45
yv-:"
't
135 rf /
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'7
•
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18%
12%
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f.
92
•
42
13
41
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167
167
.
■
T v
52
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51
18
120 f
41
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118
:
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40
7 64%
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42% :: 43 '"K
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13
41%
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54
r
,
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43
:
>
600
!
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63 J/2
18
,18%
7
52 J/2
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118; Vj
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17%
,
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7:, 2.700
2.300
,;
173'
172"
v
173/4
63
50
-120
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70
118
:j,
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119
18%
41%
52*
173
17'/2
1.100
16 'A
42%
7 8
No par
& Co Inc
1.
$3.50 cum pfd
No par
Mesta Machine Co
9
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
Miami Copper
9
Mid-Continent Petroleum
10
Midland Steel Products
No par
'
8% cum 1st preferred
109
-Minneapolis ft St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St P ft SS M A vtc—No par
400
57
Lowest
Merck
1,500
111%
16
42%
i
•
50
17%
>115
51%
*170
'V *67 %
69'/2
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'
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110
•110J/2
423/4
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119%
49%
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4
16%
42%
52
173
-.
63%■>,
■
119%
::
52
>170
53'A
JULY
111%
16'/2
?'
*108
Merch ft Mln Trans Co
100 :
77
Range 8inee January 1
iv
^^.'.RXCHANGKrt
v
p';':''.yPpP POT
Shares
-
65%
65%
CLOSED
57
111
:S
16%
43
EXCHANGE
107%
:;
49'/2
*44
Range for Previous
>NEW YORK STOCK
v
the Week
t per share
STOCK
65%
65 J/8
*56
? Sales for
Friday
July 5
$ per share
45 J/4
,107
:
111
42%
69%
M8%-
V; 63
,r
16%
173
18
t.
*109%
53
172
*67%
v
58
yz
.
a
109 m:
17%;:
43'%
16 J/2
45'A
65'%
65%
:V*55
in
111
8 per share
;
45 C
•107 %
108
STOCKS
Thursday
July 4
July 3
•./.
share
per
♦43%
66 i-v
J/2
56%
■'
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47
108
CLOSED
V
!;j, I
fper share
*43 J/8
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 2
Monday
;
V y.
Jun. 29
-
HIGH SALE
AND
17
■"*
S
Jan
-
Sep
24y# Mar
14% Aug
18
75% Jun
148
Jun
39% NOV
29
Nov
65
NOV
410
Oct
110
Deo
'
48
I
i
>i48
-
.265
'Pft.
7
'
34
34%
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110
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110J/8 July
1
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VP
100
1,500
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Airlines ——-No par
Telegraph
—L50
No par
Norwich Pharmacol Co
2.80
Ohio
30
33 J/4
200
pfd
Oklahoma Gas ft Elec 4%
Oliver Corp
4% %
166:
91
91 »A
91%
91%
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■
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90%
110
91%
100
.:
3,500
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-
19% Feb 26
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' 29%
223%
36
Jun 28
27% Feb 26
112% Mar 7
7 22
I
Glass
Co
Jan
Jan
115
Jan
2
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166
28
91
75
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Jan 2
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Jan
7
,
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6%-Jan
12%
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100
Apr
107% Jan
16% Aug
ani
2
5
Jan
: 24% Jan
-106%• Jan
J®
180% May 7
35
Jun 17
111% May 29
Jan
July
46
Feb 11
51% May 22
39% Feb
-
26% Mar
July I
Jun 14
;120
•
-
110
Jun 3
*119% Jan, 14
32 Va Feb 25
No par
12.50
9%
17%
11
Jan 19
14% Apr 25
27% Feb 26
——100
2.50
,19% Jan
25
:
10
Outboard Marine ft Mfg
Outlet Co
126J% Nov
'
31 y8 Deo
15% Deo
112
Deo
- •;
38'A Deo
v-: 116% Mar
/ i 63% Deo
57
Nov
>15
Deo
21% Dee
*
19% May 15
^ May 23
•
No par
Otis Elevator
258 »A Nov
Aug
105 V*
114% Mar 13
56% J.an-11
55 y4 Jan
3
,
108%;Jun 26
pfd—20
.—No par
Jan
50% Oct
Jan
118
39% Apr 20
16% Feb T6
May 22
36
-
219
117
Apr ^ 1
7
Feb 26
100
100
Oppenheim Collins
Owens-Illinois
-
13 % Jan
—6
Omnibus Corp (The)
8% conv preferred A
6%
45
18
convertible preferred—100
**
•
;
No par
Edison Co 4.40%
Ohio Oil Co
'
175
5
Jan
•
Norwalk Tire ft Rubber
-
P: 36
37
Northern States Pow $5 pfd-No par
270
14%
15
114'A
v
1
28% Mar 13
Northwestern
500
3
11
29y8 Feb 26
--10
I
^Northwest
Z 420
r
Jan
Jan
87%
53
Jan 19
288% Apr : 5
128 */2 Apr 10
;
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111
Jan ' 3
Northern Pacific Ry
•
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-
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:
190
246
121
—1
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100
Northern Central Ry Co
8,600 r
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16%
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28
22%
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110'A
North American Co—■—.
North American Aviation
3,700 *
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16%
22
113
70
117:
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240
Mar 13
45
Noblitt-Sparks Industries——5
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100
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Jan
13% Jan
23 % Jan
Jan
22 %; Jan
74
Jan
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Jan
112
23%
34%
119
Oct
Dee
Dec
Nov
18%
Dec
xll8'%
Dee
34% Nov
36%
168
Dec
Dec
32% Nov
95
Deo
79%
Deo
V
^
Number 4S0S
iVoluifle 164
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL GHKONICLIT
<
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Jun. 29
;;
Tuesday
July 2
Wednesday
July 3
$ per share
$ per share
Monday
Saturday
;;
;
Jul^rl
I per share
I per share
STOCK
Thursday
July 4
4
Sales for
Friday
JulyS
(
$ per share
16%
23 '
79
16%
♦16%
23% *22%
79
'•,',-•'79
16%
16%
16%
STOCKS
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
;■
16%
NEW YORK
the Week
.
t per share
;
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STOCK
Range Slnee January 1
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Sharee
^
Par
;
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t per share
; V
'.Vx 22%
CLOSED
..
23
79
*22%
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.
.
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;
.
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79/
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19% Jan 22
,
.
,
,
.
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v
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Jan
May
May
Deo
Dec
20
Deo
29%
Apr
X39% Nov
111
4% Mar
56
Apr 30
1
Oct
14% Deo
Jan
x80% Deo
106% Oct
27% Mar
>
9
110
July
57%
Deo
73 y4 Deo
32% Jan
2Y4 Jan
34% Jun
4
22% Jun 17
.
12
29
Jan4
106% Sen
7% Jan 29
48% May 21
.
Jun.
10
Aug.
32% Dec
'
10
82
175
13%
r.
Apr 30
85
Oct
149% Deo
5Y4 jail:
16% Mar
,
9
110
X60%
Mar
6
99% Apr 25
.
Nov
16% Jan
10
14 % Jan
Jan
my4 Jan
160% Jan
.
58Ya Apr 22
,
.
48
'
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,
Jan
34Ya Jan
*
Mar 26
111
....
22Y4 Dec
24 *
Apr
20% Apr
-
,
Nov
14
27
....
.
Dec
46
17
11% Feb 26
.
.
42
Mar 18
34% Apt 22
12 % Feb
5
.
v
24
181
.
.
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89% Nov
48
.
•
23 y4
169% Jun 13
>
j
13% Jan
11% Jan
45 y4 Mar
67% Jun
■
-
16
47% Jun
.
•
t per share
48
100
.
•
Highest
$ per share
86 % Mar 19
24% Feb
-
-
Year 194S
Lowest
I per share
Paolilc Amer Fisheries too,,.15% Mar 14
PaciflO Coast Co_
10
x- 18
Jan
2
*
1st preferred non-cum.—No par
77
Feb 19
-;
AA4A:--*38% 39% ,;xx 38% 38% xxp:, 37% 39
JULY 4 '■?. x • > *38% 39%
? I
30
* 2nd preferred non*sum—No par
:
34% Jan 19
''
*
*
x
"
j
45% 46%
45
45%'„V:.: 44% 45%
.
443/, 45
7.500
Pacific Gas & Electric
29
40% Jan
4
;• >"64
•. 65% AS 65%:,>65% X'/x ' 65 x
65%"■:'65:V:65: 1^000-:v: Pacific Lighting Corp....—No par ;xx 56% Mar 6•
i4-:A::yAAA4;'. 40%' 41%
40% 40% > -vx 40% 40%
7^!.40%
•
1,800
Pacific Mills new
..—No par
; 40
Jun 28
*155
156
155
156
A: A 157
157
156% 156%
''x\x
70
Paeific Telep & Telega
...
100 V 142
Mar 6
f1
*178% 180%
*178% 180%;
*178% 180%
c
v *178%
180%
B% preferred,
——
—.100' * 171
Jan
3
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8% Jun 21
29%
29%
29
29
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; :-.29%x/
:^^-^^:^*28%: '30;v<'400'
Paclfio Western Oil Corp—. .23% Mar 14
10 :
10% 10
10% -:
9%-r10% .*
/•.
-9%
10'
35.400
Packard'Motor Oar———No-pur.
9
May 0
19%
19%
18%
19%■;
18%
19
18%
19
;
14,600Pan American Airways Corp..^2% .. - 18% Jun 21
17%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*17-- ■-•17%'
'400
Pan^Amer Petrol A Transp—^..8
16% Jun 26
52
52%
50%
52% *50%
51
••
•' 49"%
51
.
2 200
Panhandle East Piper Line.
No par
37% Jan
3
*107% 109%
*107% 109y4
*107y2 109y4
,
*108
109y4
4% preferred
100
107'A Jun 26
10y4
10%
10%-: 10%v
•-•10%. -10%
:
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10%
10%'
5,200
PanhMidle Prodi * Ref—-1
9Ye Jun
4
*81
87
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88
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85y8
^
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88
ParsffliM Cos me....——.No par
75% Feb 26
i
;
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115
*110
115
*110
115
*
*110
115
- 4% conv preferredL..—^100
108% Jad 10
73
74%
71%
73-71% 72%,- ,^ 70% 71'%
^
6.900
Farumonnt Pictures Inc—-—«u-l,
53y4 Jan 3
73% ; ,73%
74
74
74
74
*73
76
300
Park & Tilford Inc
1
87
Feb
9
7
A
6%
6%
6
6%.
.5%; -6
/r^:-, ;
5%
5Y«
6.000
Park Utah .Consolidated Mines... 1
4% Jan 7
,r
46
46%
.
45% 46Ya. v - • ,-48% 46%
<;
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,
v 46y2 463/4
2.800
Parke Davis ft Co—...No por
,
35% Jan 3
/'^31%'r., 32%.
::i-31%^'3l%-« •
31 •-1 31 I
^
* "31% v3iya
> '\ • 400 ^Parker Rustproof Oo. —2.50 ' ^ 28% Jan 4'!
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.
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20
20' - 20ya4 -* ,
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v j.500
Parmeleo Transportatlon^^No par
;; 13 Y4 Feb 26
"
19%
19Ya v
19% '19% 19%. • 19»/4
—
19%
19%
2,000
Patino Mines
Enterprises......^
.18% Jun 21
EXCHANGE
5
Range for Previous
•
.
5% Deo
29% Feb
21 Ya Jan
39% Nov
6% Mar
-
17% Deo
.
'
24% Jan 29
X18
59
30
Oct
Deo
24% Mar
'
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78
■
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12%
,
13
x
38%
113
U
23 Ya
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113
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35
^
28
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15
70%
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48%
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17%
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140
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20%
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28
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20%
20%
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23 y2
^
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55
55
102
'
28%
27%
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108%
109%
117%
116% 117
135
117%
123%
137%
114
\ 114%
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63%
114
62
28%
27%
'
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112%
35%
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122
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%
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500
5.900
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23»/4
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1.600
40
66Ya
58
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f *ll03/4
36
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200
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.
5,500
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1093/a
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950
4
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114
-
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3.400
:
6.900
f
100
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36 4
x.35%
38
600
-
.
Jun. 29
Monday
July 1
.7 t per share
f per share
7;^ Tuesday
?
:
July 2.
I per iharai
,
■
#pershare
# per shareA
EXCHANGE
93%
22 Ya
;
CLOSED
93%
23
15%
■■■■■
*109% 110%
,
15 4.-.
;i5Ya
15 Ya
94 Ya
21%
*110
94 Ya
94%
EXCHANGE
22
*93
21 Ye
21Ye
CLOSED
*109 Y4
llOYe
110%
45
45
.28%
v; •' 37%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28
38
37 Ya
37 Ye
37%
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27
27%-
27 Y4 i 27%
:;' i- 52
43%'
52
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52
51
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46
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26 Ya
•
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26 Ya
.
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600
■
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112
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112
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108 Ya
112
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41
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.
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24
24
24
96%
95%
95Ya
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49%
49
49 Ya
49
'
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!
48 Ya
*102 Ya
31
105
31%
For footnotes see page 166.
*102 Ya
31
104 Ya
31
•102 Ya
30%
16% Feb
27% Feb
117 ya Jan
30 Y4 May
27% Feb 25
118
Feb 27
y
13.700
50
45
; v
38
27
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1,600
1.700
-
1,200
i. x
52
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200
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38
27
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46
200
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27
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Jan
.
57
l
Jan
25
32% July 5
122
May 16
;
Aug
12% Aug
Y# Feb
5
Jan
17
71
Jan
28
112
Jun
10
107% Sep
7
25% Feb 27
49
Feb
30
36
Feb 27
41
]06YaJan 12
Mar 8
23% Jan
v
14% Jan
111
44% Deo
74
Sep
Apr
113
11
Feb
85 Ya
16
126
Sep
11% Deo
-
Jan
106
Dec
23% Nov
15% Jan
8
Deo
37% Nov
108% Feb
25% Dec
?
May 15
190
Mar 29
15
Jan
Jan
39% Deo
:
99
14
44% Dec
12% Deo
15% Dee
Mar
117% Oct
69% Jun
49% Mar
92
May 28'
34% Jan 18
68
July
205Y4
6% Jan
8% Jan
•
Feb 27 >
96 Ya Jun
Mar 25
35
V 20% Deo
.
22% Feb 16
25%' Apr 15
Jan
8% Mar
'
Deo
69% Deo
y
Sep
118% Aug
3
30
141
Jan
25
7
14 >
3
34% Dec
124
105
8
8
Jan
Mar
44% Jan
11
48% Jan
7
83
-
210
3
Jan
65% Jan
123
Feb
26 % May
Mar 13
10
Feb
May
15% Feb
106
-
No par
Jan
136
10% Jan
2
97% May 17
21% Mar 13
1
1.4%
8
35Y4 Jan 15
110
134
preferred
Jan
128% May
1
73 Y4 Jun 10
27
30 % May 16
?
Apr
19% NOV
104% Mar 26
Apr 27
1233/4 Jun 20
...100
122
31% Mar
56Ya July
27
Oct
29% Nov
29% NOV
117
19
42% Feb
;
71% Dec
115
Jan
47
105 y4 Feb
;
Deo
15% Nov
36% DeO'
40% Ded
106% Jan
21% Jan
Mar 13
102
-No par
Plough Inc new
Plymouth Oil Co
25
18
32% Jun 26
x
Mar
9% Jan
19% Aug
May 9
May 23
76% Jan 22
25
15
6
80
26
41% Dec
108
13
x48
7
Jun
26
Apr
105Ya Nov
Mar 12
14 Ya Apr 13
Fetf*
9t
Jun
21
18 Ya J"an
•/
3
20% July
Jtut
198
Jun
12% Jan
22
Deo
17% Ja n
24Y4 Jan
27% Dec
12% Jan
25% Dec
26% Dec
V 313/a Jun 14
2
22
July 1'
x21%Mar 4 V: 29
July 1
Pond Creek Pocahontas
No par
31 Ya Mar 12 ;; 39% Mar 18
Poor & Co class B
—No par
20% July 2
27% Feb 7
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
...1
22 Ya Jun 20 ' 30
Feb 16
4%% preferred ser A«.
50
54% Jun 26
63% Feb 18
Procter & Gamble
No par
62
Feb 26
71% Apr 27
Publicker Industries, Inc
5:.'
44% May 6
67
May 14
$4.75 cum. preferred..—No par '102
Jun 21 y 105% May 22
Public Service Co of Colorado.
20 1
33% Feb 19
41
July
1
Pub Serv Corp of N J«~——No par
23 Ya Jan
3
30Ya Jun 10
$5 preferred-.:
—,No par -u106% Jun 20
1153/4 Jan 10
6% preferred—
^.100
• 110Y4 Jun
20
126
Jan
2
7% preferred—.... 100 ; 115
Jun 20
.139% May 10
preferred
—.100
119% Jun 20
150
Jan 17
Pub Ser El & Gas pfd $5—No par
ll3% Jun 21117% Feb l5
Pullman Inc
No par >
58Y4 Mar 14.7 69% Jan 15
Pure Oil (The)
JNo par
193/4 Feb 26
28Ya May 28
5% conv. preferred.
100 ? 108
Mar 19
115Y2 Jun 13
PurlW Bakeries Corp
—No par
32% May 16
38Ya Feb 4
5
—..——8
Jan
198
■
,
65
I per share
24
14 Ya Jun 26
; 19
May
Jan
27% Nov
115% Deo
102% Feb
106% Jan
110
Jan
126
17
Deo
138
.
121% Jan
112Y4 Oct
47% Jan
Dec
66% Nov
Nov
X148% Nov
118
Jan
85% Oct
24% Dec
Jan
106
May
23% Jan
112% Nov
35
Nov
Range for Previous
Year 1945
Lowest
f per share
19% Feb 20
Quaker Stato Oil Ref Corp.
Mar
17
.
t
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Ralston Purina Co 3%# pfd—100
Raybestos Manhattan.——No par
Rayonier Inc
1
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...—25
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50
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50
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
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Mar 13
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Nov
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Apr 22
49
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100
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1
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47% Feb 16
19
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20
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Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
500
.
20
Jan
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111Y4 Jan
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.
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Apr 26
32 y4 July
5
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72
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100
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1.800
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1
7,000
Phelps-Dodge Corp
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740
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50
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90
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753/a
29
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100
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5
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1,700
4
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1
(4%%
41
Feb 2g
41% Jan
3
105 7/a Jan
9
-7
i AAA/'
STOCKS *
.'
the Week
1
$ per there
-7
NEW
YORK
Range Slnoe January 1
Lowest
•
V
Highest
STOCK
EXCHANGE
<
»
t per share
J per share.
Par
Shares
.
IV* Jan
:
13% Dec
7%
Jan
14
Dec
7%
Dec
11%
65 3/4 May 29
48%
Jan
Jan
Jan
133/4
3
9
113/4 Jan 25
19% May 16
Telautograph Corp
J
10 V4 Jun
20
13
*22 3/4
700
Tennessee
8
17
Jan
4
—25
1
Texas Gulf Sulphur
—No pat
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
,—10
Texas pacific Land Trust
—J
Texas 8t Pacific Ry Co————100
52
Feb 26
'
64%'
643/<
4.500
Texas Co (The)-
163/4
.*371/4
16%
7.900
Texas
57%
1,500
30
_
2.600
22 '/a
22%
221/4
22 3/4
5.300
61"
61
'
*61
""
62
500
9Va Mar
Gulf Producing
48
*
Jan
4
42
Feb
.
3.
22% Feb 25
10% Jan
3
26
Highest
$ per thare
15
Talcott Inc (James)
300
Corp
I per thare
Jan
1.000
lOVa
23'/4
16%
-
Range for Previous
Year 1945
Lowest
25% Jun
16Va
..10%
CLOSED
JULY 4
;,
37
24%
Jan
Feb
103
'Feb 26
106
Uric-i—Xl—12.5ft.
9»In for
Friday
tJuly 5"
293A
,
Jan
Jan
38%
13% Jan 29
7
5
14
"Feb 28
37
7
1
—-J
preferred—No par
Sweets Oo bf Amer (The)
30 %
57%
■30Va,
26%
17
•
17
EXCHANGE
''"STOCK
-
'
,
Nov
30% Apr 23
„
125
Feb 26
42% Feb 28/
-
,i.,..-
July 4
I per there
.
10%
22%.
1.200
5.700
'1.800
40 Va
3
6
20% May 22
33% Feb 21
Corp
Oil Corp
,
<
Dec
6OV1 Dec
180
Apr
;V
---
£
16%
16'/a
16%;,,
*10%
July 3
■$ per.there
■
103/a;.103/8
16
STOCK
':•. July 2
■
'
:
.
300
1.100
72
■1
SALE PRICES
Wednesday -
LOW AND HIGH
.»
Monday
Saturday
■'
7
441;:'
1.08
36%
Apr
90% Jun
o
1 114
Sunshine t Biscuits,
t 3.600
51
39%
7
13
7:
No par
Class A pfd
6.,600
■;
7- t7
Chemical
Sun Oil Co
3.300
v
20%
,
■
Webster-——
$4.50 series A
34.800
32
,
40 Va
155
Dec
Jun
,96
93 % Feb
73%: Feb
-
Sun
___>
110
152%
,,
20% Aug
<
■■
3
Jun
:65/"
20V4 Feb 26
30% Jan>
—8
Corp
fltudebaker Corp (The)
600
53V4
*70" '
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■
„•
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12%
12%
.
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33
107%
.
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anv, 7
33%
;;
33
/
33
107 Va /
'
,
72
393/4
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33 Va
33 Va
333/4
33%
44V»
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/,
.
40
39%
33%-1
33 Va
S107
r.
"72
*68
74%
393/4
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-44%(-
'
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44%
r
50%. //
Dec i
7%
.
R
39% July
?
v
—5 v
10.0 7
'.-Jv .7
/-•145
*
51
'
18%
1(
Mav
70
40% Feb 20
7
No par
3% preferred
Stone St
2.800
•
->
12V4
20%-
Oct,
Jan
333/4 May 27
3
29% Jun 20.'
—5,y.
Sterling Drug Inc common
13,000
■
(The) L 8
Stewart-Warner
75%
33%
593/4 Feb
7
——-1
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
5%. prior preferred
122%
„
5
60 Va May 11
193
V
40%
13%
'3
v
8%
-
•»
—-—50
4%: oonv preferred
Starrett Co
1700
•
20 Va
><•"^7:;. '.•• *3i^-
f
15 Va Mar
No par'
7.3%%' preferred series A
Standard Steel Spring—^
1
Jan
92% Jan
—J.
of Ohio
3.900
7
'
w.
20% /
32 tcA.,.
20%
,
*32%* va
"32 Va
'52
.
,20%
; 20 Va
?1 Va
/•/ 20%
1-33 V"
29% July
ifM 4% Aug
May 15
18% Jun
Feb
2 7
9
It
•
2.500
>
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36%
■
Deo
7
~'A:'
>200
21 Va
;-,'712
*"fv;
•
96
15
Jan
7,48.
7
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No Par / .112; Jan 31.
-No par y / 41% Feb 26
110%. Apr, 12
No par ;
preferred
Standard Oil
:
10 Va May
,7
7
.
23%
75 Va
I2i%
>10
25
10
—100
100
21
$4.50 preferred-
Standard Oil of New Jersey
7
.7
*108V4 "409%
120%
12 Va
"
Jun
55 V* May 27
Feb 26;7
Jun 28-,
84
7
1.900
't '20%
-/
7
'.v7/:
24%
91"
81
Standard Oil of Indiana——25
'•
36-
•
Dec
Dec
105% Jun
,
7
-No par
i—I
No par t.
9 >
No par ,
prior preferred—
$6
13.700
■
•
Dec
65 %
22%
24% Apr 17
483/4 Mar 13/
12.600
<
20%
'77
21%
16
5
lv
No par 2
preferred
$4.50
400
108%
21%
*108%- 109%
12%
;
4t'
11:
Dec
"
23.200
35'%
I 21% /
20% Jan
54% Mar 13
,f
-50%
•233/4
"
May
'.Tan
»
22% Jan
,
Standard G A E Co $4 pref—No par
1.700
7'
-
Nov
Nov
85% Jun:. 7
33% Feb 26
•
t.
IT prior preferred
]
No par
Ptand&rd Oil of Calif—.Jlfo par
<v
•*
.35% 7^
75%
/:/12%
20%-
103 Va
51
Railway
Squibb (E R) & Sons New
$4. preferred
/
>
4.300
107%
7'v> -20%
30% Mar
175
25
7.50
Standard; Brands, Inc
2.500
'
55y4
;77 7:7777
44%
'27 Va Feb
Jun 20
6
j
5
SQuare:;D Co new common—
700
f;
:
11.100
*107'
May 31
15% Mar 14
0
No pat
5% pon-cum preferred
_10Q
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
,100
Coo*
70
2.100
46% ' 46%
n*Af "78 - V ;'-
'
'
Dec
7
JPeb 2ft
7, 34
4
No par
3plegel Juc_
'
'
For
<
7
:
56% k 56%
:
1213/4
-
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12%
42%-;
*
■
*49
' ■r'' 36% ;• 37;
203/4
7, 20 Va
21
75%
.
1213/4
J
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:
7,,21
109 Vi'
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-
21 Va
87
?0%
*
.
-
'38% W t/' 36%
■
17-724 %
r 7 ;
735
.21% / 7.
21%
•t; 21%
21%
21%
1
7 7 "- 7:
w7 ' -
;
57
96%
*108%' 110 ;
:. ;v
110
35 Va
v
*120%
EXCHANGE
7
6.000
r-A'77-'.:
49% .49%
.
V 57
35% 7//t; 24%
24%
7 7
w7 «/:
-
777
^
51
*108%
/- t. 36%
..g4%/
.
53% -54
7.54%
56
'
141
35 V4.
55%
,
66% Jun 26,
Jun
$
Jun 21
100
Spencer KeUogg A Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
8ploer Mfg Co
300
6100
*12.9 '
,1417 141'/a ..■>;
141
•
20%
.*54
;
1
51
*
i.
-46%
:6l
104
No par
California Edison
Dec
3
v45 :
;
1,7
preferred
12%
56% Jun
8,
22% Jan
7:
10Q
.
$5.51
.
';
7 19% Jan
:
Porto Rico Sugar
36%
6
Jan 28.'
54.
/
722% Nov
7 70%
3
.14% Feb
21.
Jan
6
..
433/4 Jun
7 13% Feb 26 /
Spalding (A G) & Bros Xnc...~..~»4
Sparks Wlthington
No paf
Spear & Co_
;
1
50%.
131 4 -
50
.
"
"54%
-
-
'/ 47 /t" 77 46%,. 47 •7V
78 //;/ :
773/4- 78'/a 7/
'29 '
29
'
29%
-7*107
107% / '
107%
21 Va
203/V 21 ;
.28%
*107
107%
/*■ ;
55V4
>
;
*'.4
7 131
131
-
7 38%
May 18
87''. May 16
7
413A Feb 26
;
;
*
47
*113%
4
■i""/
.
-
21% Dec
/
115
..7
-•"
50%
7,50,,
.
141
/k
7-
28%
*107
1
7
48%.
31 -1'
,115% 1157/a
.
24% Oct
114
Jun
16
35 V* Feb
7 10% Jun
S
preferred,
cum
Southern
"
'
28%
:1
'
8
Jan
Southern Pacific Co
5 ;-;7 42% - '43
...7-7; '7
*113%" 115 777
~
131
V
•
■
\{l
•
■
.50%,
'•
H■
22% 77"
44
•
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47% ;
*113
52%
51%
fr
22%'
44
•• ?:/
"/• /■7
114% -
17
18
Jan
127% Feb 26,
15
South
1.300
89
83
;
27
Jun
113% May
.20
Southern. Natural Gas Co
*103%' 103
'
"r
;
.
Nov
7 66
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
South Am Gold A Platinum
.8%
C. ^29%'A"30% «
,
&
Soutnern
22'
5c30%1
■/...; u-v ;.x83
j.
•a-A-v^? J
40
Dec
■?[ Southeastern* Greyhound Lines
'
:
'
'
115
*113 '
//:,
>:;• 22 Va
46%
1143% // v: 1143/4
*114%
-"
82../ ■j, 82 ./;/ 7. *81 .7 84% 77
77' '30% f 31 7:"V7
7 104%. 104%
*103% 104%.
L04 / /
22%
;ti:.46%
31%
800
b
10%
'
*47
^
^ "f
Steel
31%-
/7 7*104 7 1097
109-;. 77*
•32% *; ;• / J3i%-
5.600
7 24ya
*21
47.3,4, ^ 48 •.
.
30% >31%.
■
'*
:
-
'•
47%.;
; 31'Va
'
.
v
t
32s/a
22
'■('
.V-
82
'
Il03%
104
54.600
87
"7,7f,10%
.
^
22 7
,
Dec
Nov
Smith Si Corona Type writer _No par
:ioo
(
v
v
,
61
4
S4
10%
*21
// •v *104
*46-V
- ,
60 Va
7*83
14%
Nov
S1JJ0: preterred.
3%%
:
65%
77■• 89
./
87
10%:
22
'103
46 /';
.'323/a
.
82
n31%
/
.89%
-
8
79 %
—No par
13
Iron
20
39%
-
65 y2
ty ,,24%; 24%
10%: i
103/4
*21%
//
104
•
46
\
.'
.
;
*85
..
220
190 7:
30%
„
"
'23
*103
.
/,
613/4/7
'
i2'l Va
;
J-
61 :/'•
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ft
89 %
25
t
11%
11
„
66 Va // t
/ 61%. tt
;;
67
65%.
1.100
'-93'
-*39%
30%"
85
,
25%;/'
1/25
•
39%
'30%
t88 %
891/4
85
"
65%.
623/4
62
..■*821
r,
30
:
.
;
J'
;
Dec
Nov
25%
Smith (A 0> Corp_«.—.-10"
Smitb (A) St Sons Carpet Co
20
2.100
'i
,
6%
*182
■
i
'39%'
•
303/4" "31
86 1
-69
it
51
;7^:7y-55%/'-55%'
190
'
39% // 1
30% " '
t/.139%
39%
39%/'
i
,
.7" 106%
*54
54%
.553/4.;;
Dec
71%
30%
28
No par
30
73 Va
6%
37
8 :
18
91 Va
:
No par
Sloss-Sheffleld
*42 7 ^ 43: 7:.
17% -18 Va
,
\ 55%
55%
,>*182
190
*182
:
54% 254%.;'/,
,
7/ 55
*
.17%. 18 77 / ,'
:/
6 Va v 6V4/;
M
18 %
6%
6}% Nov
Jan
Simmons Co___—
'
•
t,:, ■: 17%
18 Va
17%
*42% Feb;
16
77
Silver King Coalition Mines
23-'
50
♦105
.
23
35% Majr 13
,
24
Dec
28
24% Jan
.
•
Skelly Oil Co
■
.
Oct
14%
Jan
.
19
Sinclair Oh Corp
•
8% Mar
23
Shell. Union Oil
19
*72
/
74% 7-
Nov
28
115% Mar
No par
Sheaifer (W A) Pen Co
55
*23%,
24 /
'
104%
,•
80%
23
•
56
,
No par
prer ser
Shattuck.(Prank G)
conv
Slmonds Saw A Steel
*53%
,
J
t 70%
7$3.50
18%
•
22
'
80%
-•>,.<,
7 Dec
20% Jan
No par
41%
.51;
Oct
34
(7 37 >•
Jan'
19% July
7ll0% July
26
17 Vi Feb -
i. 20 Va Jan
1
No parA^.7*-No par
83%
51.
26
Nov
32 Va Apr
40% Feb
Shamrock Oil & Gas^.—
n%- -n%
...
'
*80
80%
X79 %
20
"
:
19 % May 20
111% Jan 73
i
Dec
293/4
7 48
'
89%
41 %
Jun
21
,
712%
Apr
c
77
Dec
Nov 7
Dec
Mar
49% Apr
9
'23% May 11
,
No par
$4.50 preferred
40
•
7:
28
,39% Apr
r
31
Sep
-
21
8
Jan
18
•18%
6% Aug
19 %
33
9
.
f4
Sharon Steel Corp:
1.400
11%
511/4
56
18%
3,300
-23%^
3
64 7 May
,v
Dec
26%
Jan
Jan
5
>34% May 29
116 1 Mar 30
t
19% Apr 26
10 %
May 29
'34% Jan
7 26% Feb 25
7 12
May 3 j*
36
Jan
2.
./
16% Mar
16 %
13% Feb
;
106
Sep
'
.
No par
g
1
Seiberllng Rubber Co
36%
*82
,
10
29
30% Jun
3
99%
May 28
65 ;
Jan
* 37% Mar
.
v Apr
$ 90% Mar
Mar
Jan 23 / 760
1103/4 Jun
;107%;May 28
37% Jan
30% Feb 28
; 67
Jan
3 / '77% Feb
No par
Co.
34 Va
'
Jun
.
20%
44
Mar 13
52%. Jan
•
38
^eb 20-
113
;
w
Corp
•34
'
/•;
&
•2.700
"
41 Va
17
25
50
433/4 Mar 13
;
Servel Inc common-^,,
7.100
'
11%
52 •:/, 52
,
Sears Roebuck
Seeger-Sunbeam
,1.000
Jun
108% Feb
7 24% Mar 14
8;
26%
■"*
Nov
25
—No Par
'36%
-
Oct
'46%
;
1—No par
5% preferred series A w i
100
20%
•83
"'»82v/ ; 83%
•413/s
pfd
26y»
v--V->-;r
; - • •- -
Dec
40
7 53
112%
■
t-- --/
Dec
23%
14
No par'
20 Va
.:
11-7%
Jan
3
; 12y8 Jant 3
/ 76 Va May
7
;
5.000
21
Jan
Jan
31%
22V4.Mar.il
'.,
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
35.200
21
98<
14%
6
26
Eeb 26
6% Jun 26
8
Seagrave. Corp
J44%
16
136
/24% Feb 26
cum
Dec '.
10
8
$3.40
Oct
Nov:;
Jan
1
U2 y8
^
•••'■'■
'89%
24
: 300
37
28V» Feb
Z
-~No po*
Seaboard Air Line ctfs
1,800
.
21% * 21%-
'!44%i
,
34%:/-;-;/^:-t/
:i
1 -24 :/f
.42 /; •
11%
52%
';
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41%
IV
15
36%
'
^
7,*-
26%
•85
90
*83
90
/
243/4
24%
34
;
13
•12
-
;
10
110
Jan
>46% Jun
100
,
2.300
1
" 70
'
/;/
Jan
15 Va
2
%■
1
,
112 Va
36%'
/-
58
;35%> «35%
'.20%:
26%
27 •
37
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2iv»
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*110 Va 112 Va
t
1
-
-
21%; 22%.
21% "
•
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12%
44%
44%'
t
■— -
35%
.
.'-11%.
/ 21V4
21
•
703/4
35%
13 V*
T.700
.
-*57% "
87%
2
Scott Paper Co
11.500
*
♦no
110%
34%
34%
1
'
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•
110%
*110
701/2
:
*69
14%
87%
14%
:
J, <87
* '/
3
15
3
2
Savage Arms Corp
3.000
7 Nov
24%
37% Jan
a-9
Schenley Distillers Corp new—1.75
-
10
Dec
115
45% Jan
19
Jacob--
1
20% Jan
■
No pat
(N JOSeph Irftad ,./..:--7
Safeway Stores
5% preferred
1,700
5.200
^114%-
•
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•
'
•'
V 35 Va '•
35%
21
::
60%
32%
32%
»114
;.
14%
58
'
*
7 70% / 71%
'
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59%
vM
,
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87 V4
58 '•
31%
>
14%
.
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1103/4
;-/''35'
36%
34%
-
-
31%
.
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110
110 "
4
•
.
114%-,--:- :
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87%
•58
57
:
-31% A
32%;
/'
54 Va
Jan
Apr
113% Jan
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'The)
Jan
11%
1
110% Jan
£104% Jan
Typewriter
Ruberold Co
Dec
33%
Jan
102%
7
7 38 Va Feb
Co
18%
7
1
,
Antelope Copper Mlnes^
Royal
700
.
54 Va
^ /60
60
f
-
,14%
14s/a
85
873/4
86 %
60
-33
Va"
l.OOO
54Va
31%
c
114%-:
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15 Vt.
14%
4
-57
31% f
59
V
yf
31%
54Va-
27
Roan
3.500
10 Va.
io%
Mfg
series—
Richfield Oil Corp_.
Ritter Company
100
,
313/4 Jan
19 V4
20
31% May 28
118
7
',100% Mar 11
10
Preferred; 3.60%
Rheem
3.500
4
18 Va Mar 14
100
Common
*
'
*26%
f
preferred--,
j 21% Feb 21
; 40% Feb 16
2
:
7
800
.1.900
■:
18%
"26%
;
,
35
29% Jan
7
.
$ per share
77% Aug
8
77
>-
Highest 1
■
t per share
17% Feb 25
7
20
(
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t
40%
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•
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10%
28
,
48 Va
108%
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41
10 Va
27%
,
48%
.
19
1.200
Jun
110% Jan
No par
100
No par
5%% copv preferred
100
Reynolds Spring
«
l
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
7*5.300
' 70
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/,/;
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19Va "
17
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-150
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22 V»
443/a-
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108
34 y4.
;
19%
123
22%
22% ; 23
tper share
7
Lowest
v.
7 24% Apr
' 7
10
,_'_No pat
100
5%%
share
12'A Jun 26
Reynolds Metals Co
t' 2.000
per
15% Jan
7
preferred—,.
conv
77 t
Year 1945
Highest
1
50c
Revere Copper & Brass
:
35%
123
122% 423',
$1
Range for Previous
;
Range Since January 1
■:;/■7',A-A/ Par
'
.6% oonv prior pld ser A
100
6,400
109
35%
-
„
44%
•
7777
Republic Sieel Corp
35.900
v,
28
*108%
36
|
387/a
27%
'
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v
Lowest
Republic Pictures
5.800
*114%" 115%
V
.
.
' 7
,7ft.,7'
EXCHANGE
,■.,
Republic. Aviation Corp
/7.000
is y*
38%
JULY 4
28%
107%
127/8
18%
'/'
7/.v
3.900
V'.
12%
.
;:7:-r.7/.
v;;'
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20
19%
closed
114 Va
:
35%
49
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108% /y,
48 Va
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.39%
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114%
125 y.,;
23:
44% h .;
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EXCHANGE
18
36
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122
23%
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t per share
v
>
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109
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109
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28
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116
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$ per share
20%
12%
;
STOCKS
-
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Sales for
July 5
/
20
"/
203/4
123/4
.
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;
,
Friday
>./,
July 4
.
■
t per share
share
20%
13%
38%
CLOSED
g per
20%
12%
17%
,,
/
share
20%
July 3
'AA
July 2
July 1
share
EXCHANGE
'
-
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
i
Jun.29
t per
J
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SALE PRICES
.LOW AND HIGH
'•••
Saturday
17 Va July
3
6%
Jan
60 3/4 Jun
5
36%
Jan
jun-
3
26% May 10
65
May 28
19% Dec
Dec
10% Dec
62
*1% Nov
18 % Aug
31%
Nov
13%
20%
Jun
Jan
30% Jan
55% FQV
Volume 164
Number 4S0S
165
/
i
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
'
Saturday
gill
:
'Monday
Jun.29
July 1
jpf ,9 per share.fa
44
'>
ft
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per share :,
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44%:,
61
.
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68
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$3,50
T(lde Water Associated Oil
$3.,'75 preferred
Tlmken
5.500
Detroit
Axle
6.700
Xri-Contlnental Corp
$6 preferred
28.
i
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19%
19%
58%^ 59^;
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$1.50
1,000
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:
106
29
31
20
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24J/a Apr
k
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j
71
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16y8 Jan
No. par
>39% Jan
t 49% Jan
No
|
par
■No par ;;!
1
37%
.38%.
1147/a
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,
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Wi/.
107%
10.7%
117 v*
117 ya
40%
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27%
vm
28%
155 y2
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82
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55%
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65
66%
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63%
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28
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28 Va
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91%
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117
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98%
98%
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11 98% 983%ft ' ft \ft,ft
7;
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Jun. 29
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LOW ANH HIGH SALE PRICES
Am
1
.
9 per share
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Monday
July! Vy
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.
Tuesday
Wednesday.. ;
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ft'ft
.
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-
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Dec
Jan
82
26%
Feb
36
ft" 7% July.
22
July
/>: .1% Jan
38%
16
33 Va
July
133/4
15y8 Apr
ft
Jan
Feb
25
Dec
f
•
103%
16%
13%
''
21
62 "* May
107%
f
Jan,
115
Dec
Jan
115%
Dec
38 Va
Jan
343/4 Nov
55% Dec
63A Mar
•:
12 3/s
30% Mar !
'» 84
No
par
51 Va
6
144%
6
89
rMay
.
ft
Jan
,98
Jun
32
Nov
Sep
50%
Dec
Jan
8%
43/a
Jan
16% Dec
98 Va
Jan
121V* Dec
16
7
10
49% Jan
a
101
3
16
Jan
Dec <
25
Dec
5%
Jan
9
75%
Jan
110
Dec
Mar.
200
Nov
,
178
10
Apr
Oct
Nov
4
200% Apr 23
Feb 25
89
85% Dec
,160-
23% Aug
24
27% Feb
Dec!
46
r
28
22
Apr
110% Jan
Oct
Oct
77%
Jan
Jan
Dec
176
Jan
58%
135%
128
31
39
72 "
6
203/e Apr 10
Feb 25
8% Jan
5
11
Feb.16
93/4 Jan
Nov
73%
Jan
Jan
Feb
293A Ja/a .14
55% Jun 17
6
Dec
67
48%
;
Jan
52
973/8 Feb
166
94% Feb 26
187
May 14
Pictures Go Inc
22
Feb
3
;i06.- Mar 25.
preferred—,
Jun
1
Apr
18
21
11%
Jan
84% Feb
H ^15%rMarl3
ftl'
Dec
57
27% Jun
5
80
Jan >4
7%.Mar 20'
,.
Dec
16%
Jan
187
4
Jun
35
46
..Apr .24
67-% May
17y4 July
..
July
795/a Jan
-
Dee
"39
Jan :
9% Jan
.
60%. May 31
0
preferred
7%
>' I'j:i: 'A'M- '
Feb ,20
26
Dec
Nov
Nov
Jan
29
Jan
26%
28
77
29
1
Jan
Apr
77
ft
22
13% Jan
44
1
.154 Jan 21
presferred-
:
Dec <ft
13%
4
-47% Apr 20
3 ;
64%. Jun 26 '.
No -par
'
Nov ?'
;
Oct *
11%
2
204% Mar
26
64y» Mar
,,
i
Nov
52
112
6y« Mar
.
169
—,
Dec ft >
Dec rf-
Oct
29% Feb
2
132
May 29
Jan 11
26
:: 13% Jun ;12
————————No par
.100
Jun >ft
17%
52%
Mar
22
26
88 %
Jan
>106%
"23 'ft July 3
?ft: 13% Jan "2".
lo% Juiy 3
,,12% Jan 11
.ft'.ft
Nov
503/4 Nov } f
143/4 Jun M
Jan
103A May
28
Deo
•'ft 5
66
Jan
Dec
253/4 Nov
Jan
ft
Dec
1
13
Jan
9%
27
1093/4 July
>
:
23% Aug
Dec,,
48%
v
Deo
9
riL;
m-'
•
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Range for Previous
w
NEW
YORK
Range Sinc«t January I ;;
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
ftt •' 1 EXCHANGE ;v*r.S
far
'
t?c-43%- ft-43%;
: ;*45%
-47 y8.
Year 1945
Lowest
f per share
9 per share
1
*1—
•>*■■■
;
>■>+.* :•
■
r-
rr--
-
-
:«f 4,W>" V". 4-Ln
T'
Highest
9 per share
9 per share
"~A-A 'Wftf'V
Va -Car olina
..
110
100
6%
T
;; 240
300
'.ft
J,
,'ft
I.
%—
6%
preferred—^———
ft Visking Corp <The) class <&Vulcan Detinnlng Co:
•
Preferred
115
No par
^100
I,.
7.7% Jan ^0
*
47*
,
ft "86%
90% Jan
24% Jan
Feb 26
ft' -43
*161,
,
T72'
,104
'
14
!"
Dec
Deo ftT
,103
,
Dec ft
45% Deo !
3% Mar
59%
Jan-
8% Deo
81
118
,'
Jan
83
45% Jan
105
Sep
.57
10
Apr
9
.July 3.
45%. Jan 30
24 V*
,
ft;
~
,33
.
Dec;
50% Nov
Mar
Feb 15
99%Jan 28
39% Jan.,
22%
Apr
"Majr 28
123 Va Apr
Mar
.Jan
13 Va
.
118 3A Jun 24 f
<89* Jan 21
25
25
,
34% Dec.i l
13
"■
.53
21% Jan
32
•
Mas JT f; 168 34 Mar .18
67/a Jan
3
12% Jan 29
pref—^.—^JIQO
Virginian Ry CQ^-v^.—
•
-
*173y4 185.
Paw $5
51% Apr 30
113 ft May 28.
r>
Jan. 16.
8
2534 Apr 30
,58% Apr 24
26% Jun 17>
.,
37 y*. Feb 26
Va Iron Coal & Coke STl pfd^lOO
^.•ft'-VVr**, =j
1,200..
Chemical
dlv .partic preferred
Va El i&
,
Feb
39
,
,
Victor Chemical Works-
'20
♦1731/4
40
66
ft : 32%
May 29
,
1st preferred.
r-S% nonriann preferrfat.,
170
*173%ftl85 ft
Dec
22% Mar
4
343/4 Jun
•
Dec
ftft'; "ft'1 ft'.' ft
500
t"
47
;
Jan
62%
28
Wi-fpv
2,400
X47
Aug
Sep
>
-31%
Feb
JL05
'
f
Dec
Nov
ft;>18%Mayl7
60% Jan 12
,-60P
51;
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90 ■
"'43%
38%
120
25>
104
3
>41
Shore* f-fyf
'97% U5.
*96'/2
Nov
Aug
76% May 22
110 Jan 23
i
r;
'-
-52%
.
T170 i
96
Dec
45%
.29
1
30% Apr 10
h
6
20% May 6
.108
Feb 26
4%% -preferred
Sales far
:^*107% 108%
*107
,"ft
119y2
Dec
27 y4
112%
533/8
"31%
f.119% 120%
■
V
151
56
5Ift, Mar 13
3,200
/
Jan
100% Jan ft
Jan
82
^non^cum
Universal
■
49>
v
119
52.
;
:..43%,43%;'f .43%.,:>43%.
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48 J ft.
.
ft,
the Week
'ft
SKIS .v4^-«
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il
10
\
,
'
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20%
109% Jan
21% Feb
.
'
ft,:":'.
32
ft
9
16Jan
3 'ft
Jan
" t.700
Vanadlum Corp of Aih—.--—Nopar ftft: 29 3/4 Mar 13
•^33%.*".23%
-> 53%
-.233/^
EXCHANGE.^
24.%.'.. I .ft.1,100... Van Norman
2,50 >. 18 3/4. Feb .26
ftftv52%
52%-^-^ *51 ;ftfta2ftV',>^ CLOSED
,,-'*51%^ 51% . ! ,>-300 - Van- Raalte Ca Inq..,-s.
.,-10
i > 4b6% Jhn
Z
ftft>23%>' »*%•••24'^ft^24%Af;^;,6n3LY'4t-':^;«s5ftV^-.24%^:,,24% ... t. $ 5,200
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•ft.45
*46..
+43% ;^46
*
'
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1
' 300
Vick,;Chemical C5o>mw_-^„„JftjL50
43
Jun 20
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ftftft- :*4 %;. .24.%
f
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^
28
86% Jun
•
ft;;, 9 % Mar 14
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non-cum
^ I«'• >A--uftr"aAv'^,Vi?'fV-r.,....
31%
i-
ft
,
9% Mar 13
199
Universal Leaf Tob
.20
t
ft ft
No par
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal liaboratorles Inc
>
900
.
*
.^
"32%"
31%
—-?23%
Jan
1;
,
■i.440s^,
-4 per.f per-share
ftftv
ti\
STOCK
Oct
Dec
■'
July L-
...
26%
102%
116
Jan
~
v-
86. conv
.
240
•
,y\'
•i'i-r
1200
1,300
...
42%
78%
106
ft
United Stookyards Corp—
—f
United. Stores $4.20 mon-c 2d pfd.6
- -
-
,_;ThuMdaf.
;;ft; July 2. ft-;
f par share
3,300
193.;.',.
May
M% Jan
111% July
14% Jun 20
parft
Corp
cl A
——
;7%
-
,
1
f;
ftf'
Dec
1
23
Wn par
,
...
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U. S Tobacco Co—-
,.
105%. 105% ft
43%
-i—2.50
ft
-
—..,.,100.
Mach
conv
.
2,300
,*25%^06%ft ;i
*18ft* J*16%ftfts
193
98%
.
^115v: ll^.
17%
43%
27,
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54% ft
15%.
,
•
26
47% Mar
No par
20
ft-
<
ft.8..%
:i5%;ft*
105%
43
Oct
May I
17% Apr 12
28% Apr 13
7 ye Jan 29
56 y8 Jun 27
3
106 V2 Mar
No
U S Steel Corp.
27,000
8%
105
43
77
40
r
.
3
1
U S Smelting Ref & Mln
700**'
■
..90%:
"23%
.-13%-
Rubber Co.
S
8%
^54"?i *'''
15%
,
U
6,100 ft
.
1,500 i;
195
43%
Jan
42 y4 Jan
}■
3
;
50% Jun
Realty Sheraton Corp.
40O
.,
^2 T-V **
106'
42%
58%
37% Jan 28..
45% Mar 11
:l«
U S
170%
4% Jan
16% Jan
| U S Plywood Corp
2.600
1,300
-25%
17-
-
':-'''"'yft;'',:v
lis-
.25%
Dec
>119
Jan 18
.'ft 54% Jan
9
57% May 16
ft 9.1% Apr 23
Jan 12
j—JLQQ
Preferred
13.300
*161% 163%
*190
195
653A
16%;
..
8%
*115
.
26%
300
54%
.
25%
120% Mar 11
ft
12 ft Mar is
Foundry*
ft U S Playing Card Co
26%
l§3/4.
.
.
'"'"ft" '
.,91%
83/8
•
my2
25%
105%
105
*190
'.
8%
J5Y4..J.5%-
-
Jan
29
:
2 !
ft 47% Jan
U S Pipe &
69'%
162-
2.6%
54%'
8%
16%"
f
-
90%
14%
May 11
ft 168% Feb
7
71% Mar 16
com
preferred
Partic &
E:
1.400
1 '
*11
*169%
ft
66 v*
162
27
*54
■
8%
.
25%
.
ft 26%
54%
'
8%
,
1
*71
f
J
83 ft;
.'15%
Co
Paperboard.
.....
S 'Hoffman
.800,..
65
■
169
66 %
67
90%
91%,
160'A 161
.
27
-
*54
93,%
162
27
.
•
'
'ft *65%
Dec
29
167% Jun
U S Industrial Chemicals.—LJBTo par;
-ft; 47% Mar 13
U S Leather Co_—
—par,;
.
1.600
.
24
5
19.200 ft U 8 Lines Co
58%
>
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*
-
69
52 Va
17
26
1
Cos
%- - preferred—.—^.
««
11%
Coal
Feh
100
preferred
$4.50
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United-Carr Fast Corp_
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300
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79
66
Mar
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71% Apr
ft
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111
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50
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9%
61%
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10
22% May 28
7
f 14% Jan
-No par
50
29
114
3
preferred.
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9
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12% Jan
;
3
;
Jan
33% Feb
-
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Corp
Oct
Jan
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*
101
21% May 20
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3
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14
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12
29
1
8
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Dec
18%
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13% Jan
Dec
64%
,
July
68
16% Feb 26
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Fox Film Corp.
Twin Coach
May
13
45-
18
112% Jun
Apr 25
48% Feb 26
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y
Dec
61%
Apr
69% Jun
8..
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31%
v;
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7
23% Jun 26
Transcont'l & West Air Inc
Transue & Williams St'l___.
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3.100
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.
Jan
Mar 14
8%
16
20% Jun
Feb 20
Feb
26
49%
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70
17
new„
2,000
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50
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4.700
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10 Va Aug
6
Mar 14;
;
$ per share
44% Mar
68% May 20
30 V* May
9
17% Fee 16
49
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par
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pur
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59% May
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par
I
59% Jan
!
1
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t per share
per share
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_„50
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6.000
par
preferred
57%
,
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-
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•
4%
49
.
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20%. 20%
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Thatcher Mfg Co_
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46 %
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18
44 %
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i rj
;
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July 4
July 3
i
# per share, i
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stocks
Wednesday
,
July 2,
,
RECORD
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
'
8
AND
h
55
I..
36% Jan:
124'
■
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Nov 1
ft
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43% Nov
52
Apr -4 .'
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Apr 29
Mar 29
120
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165
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Feb
May 11
145
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173
78
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41
page
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800
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171/4
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44%
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Wabash RR
4%%
Apr 26
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Walgreen Co
4%
21
64
Walker
233/4 Jun
14
13%
Jan
20
Deo
2
54
29
30%
Jan
42
Deo
111
Feb
(Hiram) G & W
Div redeem preferred
Walworth Co
July
Jan
26
5
3
xll% Mar 15
103% Jan
3
Apr
Mar 26
1417/a May 27
105
Aug
61% Mar
19
110%
Sep
110
Dec
21% Feb
21
20'/a Jun
7
8%
18
July 1
107% Feb 20
8%
Oct
91%
Oct
105%
Mar
353/4
Deo
50
Dec
Warner Bros Pictures
31
Jan
3
56
Apr
24
13
Warren Fdy
35
Mar 15
50
Jan
16
29%
& Pipe
Sep
22
Apr 12
preferred
Ward Baking Co_
5%% preferred
86 ft Feb
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
Apr
20%
14%
Feb
Deo
16% Deo
Dec
166.
2k
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL. &
Y,
Monday, July 8, 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
AND
LOW
'
YAY July 2
July 1
Jun. 29
$ per
I per share
$ per share
share
28%
YY' 42
CLOSED
Y
35
29
EXCHANGE
;
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29%
29
34%
29%
34%
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41%
42%
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,
'
30
41%
13%
42
14%
14%
14%
14%
38 %
39 %
39%
89%
38%
117%
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39% '
89%
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38
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37%
.
38
119
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118%
114%
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116%
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24
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76
77
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27
97
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52
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37%
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119
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10
116%
160
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102 V*
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$4.25
106
Jan
9
3
Dec
35
57
2
9% Mar 15
100
100
23% Mar 30
46% Mar
32% Mar 13
45
39% Jun 25
Jan- 29
45% Jun
A
96%
96%
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A; 22%
22%
22
,
104%
Feb 20
72
Jan
106
Jan
105% July
21
22%
Wyandotte Worsted Co new
83
Tale ft Town© llfg. Co
Oct
Jan
31%
26%
Jan
84
18 %
100
Mar
Feb
5
10% Jan
19% Nov
13% Jan
22
—5
7
Jun
•->.
26% Jun
14
128
Deo
138% Deo
22% Jan
100
37
40%
Jan
53%
38
May 31
62% May 29
69% Apr 10
Jan
70
Nov
Jan
100
Nov
25
79
May 10
80
Jan
Feb
75
Jan
Apr
103
105
20% Jun 19
Jan
.v >..v>
•
52
May
4
Apr ISA
76
Oct
Dec
16% Mar
160
9
93
Jun A
35
12
16
21% Feb
7
A 83
94
Jan
6% Mar
19% Feb
26
par
Jan
Jan
30
100% Jun 10
5
91% Jan
8%
83%
26% Jan
17
Feb
1
May 21
12% Jan 29
Feb 28
50
Dec
47% Dec
18
Dec
2
July
36
May 17
142
28
22% July
Mar 23
50% Feb 26
22%
103
21%
34
No
Dec
May 28
99% Jan
pfd—100
(Del)
Feb
Jan
47%
Jan
10
Jr
5
78
107%
44
10
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Dec
105% Dec
44
26
16% Mar 13
10
Wrlelev
Oct
64
Jan
101% Aug
31% Jan ;;
87% Jan
62% May 29
19% Mar 15
par
76%
43
Feb
100
16
3
*33% Jan 17;
9% Mar 14
No par
87
50% May
Dec
45%
27%
•
11
Mar 26
13% Mar 13
;
A'- Yy.:v: ■->'--■■■ ,
Motors
...1
76%;
37% May
27% Feb 26
1
22
,
Oct
35 y8 Feb
Worthington P & M (Del) —No par
Prior pfd 4% % series
100
Prior pfd 4%% Conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
*84
A
76%
87
76%
Dec
'
70
Woolworth (P W) Co
.
66%
104
*84
77%
58
Oct
38%
Jun
30% July A
17
107% Jan 31
ff
35
68
37% May
63% Jun- 18
7
101
No par
No
39% Jan 30
36% Mar 21
57% July
92
27% July
31 y8 Aug
17
98'/a Jan
Jun
Jan
V 41% Jun
Jan
37%
Feb
14
45
Jun
64% Jan
43 y8 Aug
26 y4 Jan
14
103% Jan
Y 14%
13%
53% Jan
May
Jan
30 %
32% Jan
Apr
y39
Dec
14
34% Apr 25
Dec
61
4%
Apr 24
22
Dec
3%
Jan
17
101
Dec
40
115
32%
56% Jun
2
17
32% Mar 14
Co
Jan
32% Jan
2
87% Jan
12%
22% Mar
90% May 14
13'/a Jan 16
Jan
Woodward Iron Co
50
57%
:
■
A *65%
32
80
11
12.50
Wisconsin El Pow Co 6%
160
25%
31V2
82 %
4
;
|
Dec
100%
Nov
110
Nov
69% Mar
Apr ;/1
NOV
84 Y Oct
25% Jun A 6
IB
1
47%
24%
Oct
Young Spring ft Wire
No par
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
31%
Deo
70%
Dec
York Corp
28%
28
116% Apr
No Par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
61%
24%
66
77%
Y
23%
57%
66
96%
57
.
87
Y *84
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Y-23YA
Y
7
12%
Wilson ft Co Inc
19
21%
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50
*48
57
96
26
22% Jun 25
-A ■>.
66%
.
35% Feb
112% Jan
1
Willys-Overland
100%
*150
160
*150
57%
*95
18%
21
20%
*20%
48
57
;
Dec
Dec
prftfArr»H
20%
>
100%
100% ioo%
160
■
19%
10
19%
100%
■
Oct
112
No par
Wilcox OU f?*-'
118%
118%
Instrument
11
20%
20%
20%
Prior
35%
*10%
22%
20%
104
Nov
113% Nov
Sep
No par
White Sewing Mach Corp
$4 conv preferred
22%
21%
;
22%
22
Jan
Jan
White Motor Co
40
38%
*99
37
Jan
109%
101
Wheeling ft Lake Erie Ry
100
5%% conv preferred
100
Wheeling Steel Corp
No par
$5 conv prior pref
No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
60%
100%
6
Nov
.113%
10
$3.75 preferred
105%
59
89%
23% Mar
30
Dec
38% Nov
114% May 18
1
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
106
30
A
119% May 16
53 % Jun 10
.
Elec
Apr
A
7
preferred
■'Preferred
A 74AA
*70
*104
110
Jan
84%
16%
May
23
Westlnghouse Electric Corp!
200
45
Apr
117% Apr
122% Feb
3
4
Dec
9
24
>
88% May 17
21
Jan
:
Dec
Dec
47%
30%
No par
100
Westlnghouse Air Brake
500
,
35% Jun
115% Jan
-Western Union Teleg class A.No par
Class B
No par
11,500
44%
31
1
Nov
32
33%
Jan
20
16% Apr 20
J12
.,
3,700 :
20,300
16
41% Feb
3
21%
Mar
34% Feb
47% Jan
25
Highest
t per share
14% Aug .;
Y 24% Jan
35% Mar 14
A
85% Mar 15
Western Pacific RR Co com—No par
Preferred series A
100
'
.4,200
•
33%
33%
Y
200
.
Y.39%Y 40
Y/
-
500
37
*21%
-
'
..
96%
A
14
Jan
Inc—
2nd
30% Jun
t per share
114% Jun
Supply Co
Maryland Ry_
non-cum
tper share
100
pfd
Auto
10 %
9
Year 1945
•
Lowest
12% Mar 14
-.100
Lines,
Jan
,
Highest
33% Jan
1
Pap Co
preferred
Air
96%
■•
4%%
Western
*51%
Feb
Corp
West Va Pulp &
70
*10
40
o
preferred
500
*24
V
6%
"
;Y vA
Indies Sugar
23 A
73%
May 18
.No par
.No par
West Penn Power 4%%
1,000
v
28
West Penn Electric class A—No par
1% preferred
100
,
113%
,*112%
r23 "
Y Y : ■■
'yyyy.
Y
West
5,700
37%
*118
V 30
Inc
$4 conv preferred
A
24
1
Webster
*115%
-■■■-A-A..
<•■-*■
18% Jan
par
;
Tobacco
$ per share
__5
No
'
9
Wayne Pump Co
89%
*88%
Petroleum Corp
2,200
;
39%
Range Since January 1 A
-A'.':. AAA Par
Waukesha Motor Co
■
Range for Previous
(C:,v
Lowest
Washington Gas Lt Co
,
14
14
» Jv "•
•
29
39%
*
Warren
500
1.100
y:*y. 400
AV'YY800
34%
41%
CLOSED
JULY 4 Y
a',Y'
y..'
29%
STOCK A
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
Y
29
EXCHANGE
-
89%
38%
117%
48%
113 %
48
23 %
Y *51%
■
113 %
113 %
114
,
1
117
48
'
*113%
29%
41%
14 1
40
*29
yy
the Week
S per share
,*28
YYY.Y: NEW
Sales for
r
July 5 'AY
...
,
29
35%
>
-'*29
STOCKS
Friday
Thursday
YY :
July 4
A'/jY $ per share
J per share
" ; / 28% 28%
■'/ AYL-V
35
'35
STOCK
Wednesday
A-'# July 3
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
HIGH SALE PRICES
Deo
27% Sep
;V:Y?'A;;A-r /Y'Y;--.-"
'
,
..,«
35%
1,700
13%
4,500
per annum
until Aug. 1, 1946, 4%
a Deferred delivery,
tin receivership,
asked prices; no sales on this day.
••Bid and
z5%
36%
13 %
a New Btoek.
thereafter.
per annum
' y
>
"
Week Ended July S,
1946
•
yH
Saturday
.
Monday
Tuesday
-
■/
-
—
Prlday—
—/Y
-
42% Jan 15
8 V14% Apr
wd When distributed. s-Rx-dlvldends.
s Special sales,
_
34% July
5% Jan
18
y Kx-righta.
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
.
SVwrlr/S'JXi'A xU;
Stocks
r
141,000
652,640
Wednesday
3,190,000
486,820
Holiday .>,/-y-y.
2,266,000 Y >' 144,000
TOursdayl—
10% Jan
Transactions at fhe New York Garb
Exchange
Railroad A. Y y"v>
United States Total y
and MisceU^
Foreign , i. Government^/Bondy:
Bonds r
Bonds
„
.Bonds.
Sales •
Holiday ■■:yyy.y^
%;S
v'"
1,564,790
$3,845,000 Y $270,000
v- $1,000
$4,116,000
755,080 '; v 3,536,000 Y
395,000
' 3,931,000
stocks,
Number of
Shares
vOaah sale,
32% Jun 21
i
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
A ^-/*
A
ff
.1
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp.
*
Transactions af the New York Stock
Y/
-;
4,000
'
Bonds (Par Value)
(Number
Foreign
of
Week Ended July s,
1946
573,365
"A 2,410,000
$206,000
357,095
Tuesday
Wednesday..
Thursday
Friday
Y.>Y/Yy
A
Total
Corporate
Holiday
Saturday
Monday
3,335,000
v
Government
Domestla
Shares)
Foreign
.
■,
mY
155,000
,'{•103,000.;.!
158,000
;—
120,000
$2,000
$651,000
167,000
Y~/
Holiday
2 05,030
$2,000
$23,000
12,000
133,000
270,355
.......n.
$206,000
:'0sy
^
17,000
'
{
'
'Ttitnl'
;
■
'
3,459,330
'
■
■
$950,000
$12,837,000
•'
$5,000
Week Ended July 5
1945
;,A,
1948
Stocks—No. of Shares
11,619,530
3,459,230
—
;
,
$13,792,000
Jan, 1 to July 5 ,
1946
■
'
1943
198,279,433
A/,Total,.A.'.'./ a;.',
$104,000 A A $17,262,200 i
Y 44,218,800
$5,000
950,000
U. B. Government
673,911,300
i
Bonds
56,944,660
"
;
r.
$735,392,300
.'/■ AY
v
$651,000
Total
.
New York
Stock And Dond Averages
Par
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and
bonds
listed on the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Stocks
•■A
A.YW:.
-
30
Date—
June 29-^
July
1
July
2
July
3
July
4
July
5
' ]
trials
20
19
Total
10
First
Utllt-
65
Xndw-
Grade A
roads
tiea
Y„ Stocks
Exchange Closed
206.47
65.78
42.06. ,A
206.64
65.35
41.94
trials
207.06
65.37
—Holiday
206.72
65.24
-
41.73
-
10
Total
Grade
Utlll-
40
Ralls
-
ties
105.56
Exchange
116.49
100.93
105.56
116.23
100.99
109.01
76.95
105.54
116.19
100.95
Holday " "
116.16
101.24
109.03
''
108.96
76.90
76.84
,
105.61
Bonds
Closed
,
100
Brooklyn Trust
77.03
+
41.76
Ralls
Second
100
__,10
Bankers Trust
10
Rail-
-
-10
Bank of the Manhattan CO..-10
Bank of New York
'Bonds—
—■
"-.A.
■
..//Indus~
■
$2,626,000
176,000
'
>
$41,645,000
A- $80,999,000
24,001,000
Y
6,906,000 Y "'
t
301,000
582,000
$48,852,000
$105,582,000
26,000
Central Hanover Bank ft Trust 20
Chase
National Bank
Pulton
34
447
•
A
50%
48%:
135
;
140
111%
115%
43%
-
A
.
45%
48%
;
50%
Grace National
Trust
Fiduciary Trust
First National Bank-,
t
100
114
119
62%
297
45%
102%
43%
25
Sterling National
29%
Title Guarantee ft Trust
41%
10
100 1,785
44%
United States Trust
1,845
50
25
—
26%
10
18%
-12%
New
62%
&
25
National City Bank——
York Trust
47
21%
Bank
333
100 1,900
Public Nat'l Bank ft Trust.-17%
44
60»/4
Empire Trust
10
Manufacturers Trust Co—....20
20%
107.93
...100
Lawyers Trust
A
Bid Y':
195
Ask
210
200
—
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
;—20
Corn Exchange
100
Trust
Guaranty Trust
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
ft Trust—10
Continental Bank
108.01
435
Far
Ask
Bid
32%
Bank ft Trut-20
50
Co
107 99
Federation
109.01
City Danks & Trust Cos.
Commercial National Bank ft
Trust
-
15
10
Chemical Bank ft Trust
107.95
*
$2,828,000
:
1
are
2,000
$1,471,327,010
Y.. AY AYY. AYA ya YY ',
Below
60,617,035
O yn;'.-"*■;.a ;."
;%h.
52,000 A
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
$48,240,200
$13,792,000
Total
.7
*/
$597,000
Domestic
1949
1946
88,649,640
3,994,815
1,405,845
Btockg—No. of shares
1,410,965,600 *1A
Jan. 1 to July S
Week Ended July S
'
1946
1945
A
?
$3,416,750
1,911,200 Y
46,224,900
12,837,000
Railroad ft Industrial
$52,000
•
"
'
200,044,309
Bonds
Foreign
$597,000
1,405,845
...—
12
—100
A 82
23ya
780
,'.342
19%
1,940
53
Y
64%
303
47%106%
45%
86
25%
810
Volume 164
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4505
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
NOTICE—Prices
the week, and when
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
•
"and
interest"—except for income and defaulted bonds. Cash and deferred delivery sales
outside of the regular weekly range are shown In a footnote In the week In which they occur.
are
are
disregarded in the week's range, ir—ittf they are the only
No acoount is tatrte of such sales la eomputlng the range for the year
The Italic letters In the column headed "Interest Period" Indicate In eaoh case the month whan the tend* mature.
:Vi.v.. '
'
bonds
New
York
Stock
Interest
:
:
v
U. S.
Government
Last
Low
*•''■i■■
ENDING JULY 5
BONDS
■
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
yf;!Z
Treasury 4y4s
v
High
Range Since
Sold
iNew York
>
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No,'
Interest
Period
tow
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104.27
'■
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Exchange
January 1
104.27
Brazil (Continued)
External $ bonds
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Thursday's
A-O
*104.20
104.22
1949-1953
3-d
•107.19
107.21
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Series
No.
17
1951-1955
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110.7
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No.
18
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1955-1960
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114.2
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No.
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1948-1951
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103.14
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No.
20
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1951-1954
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21
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No.
22
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1948
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;
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1961
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65
—
SECURITIES
FDCM TRADING MARKETS
PAUL marks & P.O.
ma *
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
64%
5
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64%
77
1
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104%
1954
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81
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1949
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1953
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1957
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1970
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1975
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93
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as
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1952
New Orleans Term 1st gtd 4s—.1953
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1952
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1986
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107
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1984
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125%
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New Orleans Great Nor 5s A
1983
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1960
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107
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1952
s
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1979
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debs.1970
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1965
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1977
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1960
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1975
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1955
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1960
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102%
2000
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96%
1981
...
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gold 4s—1991
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1966
Montreal Tramways 5s ext
1951
Morrell (John) ft Co 3s debs
1958
104% 107%
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1955
Paterson ft Passaic G ft E cons Bs.1949
37%
1980
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95%
22 ^
29
105% 108%
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50
96%
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H
Essex
guaranteed
mtge.
Pacific
97%
1977
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Alst ft ref 5s series
Morris ft
106%
1st
D
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105%
102%
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101% 106%
70%
84.
95%, lQl*f
_..._.-1962
49-year 4s series B—
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102%
1978
1964
Oregon-Washington RR 3s
,
4%s
1974
Oklahoma Gas ft Electric 2%s.
1940
Mo Kansas ft Texas 1st
4s
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86
SOgdensburg ft Lake Champlaln Ry—
Minn St Paul ft Sault Ste
Marie—
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Jan 1971
AGen mtge 4s inc ser A
Jan 1991
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115% 127%
122%
84%
94%
113%
89%
States Power Co—
Ohio Edison
mtge 3%s_1969
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
117
88%
28%
23%
*100%
1952
I § A Midland of N J 1st ext
5s
-
;
101% 103%
1951
impt 4%s series C
Michigan Cons
143
143%
108%
105%
4s__1938
Michigan
117% 118%
*113
135%
138%
131% 133%
75
75
Metropolitan Edison 1st mtge 2%s.l974
Metrop Wat Sew ft Drain 5%s
1950
137% 13* $
*130% 133
71
86%
1st mtge 2%s
1st mtge 2%s
(Wise) 1st mtge 3%s
89%
82
1960
57
107% 108%
4%s
|
100% 103%
108% 108%
(Minn)
4%s
mtge ft coll 4s ser B
.1954
Manati Sugar 4s sink fund
Feb 11957
AManlla RR (Southern
Lines) 4s
1959
49-r109%
2047
impt 4%s series A
trust
42
32%
100
_2047
ft
Northern
1st
108
4%s serlesA.—.1974
impt 5s series C
Ref ft impt 5s series D.
Maine Central RR
32%
..1966
J
-,
Ref
;
75
v
Northern Paclflo Ry prior lien 4s—1997
4s registered..
,4.1997
Gen lien ry ft Id gold 3s
Jan 2047
3s registered
2047
^
106
116
96
1974
{
105
102%
117%
*__
100
104
-104
-
—
56
Norfolk ft Western Ry 1st
gold 4s_1996
North Central gen ft ref 5s
118% 120
1963
1951
........
3s debentures
Louisville Gas ft EJec 3%s
Louisville ft Nashville RR—-
39%
iMfl
mtge 4%a series A,.........1998
AGen mtge 5s eonv Inc....... .,..,',2014
.
.
.
1943
v
90%
1 ;
1937
-
.
'107%
58
1st
107%
:
84%
104% 108%
105
—1937
gold 4%s
&; § A General gold
A Terminal 1st
gold 5s
IIAN Y West ft Bost 1st 4%s
Niagara Falls Power 3%s
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
*
*106% 107
\
—
Guaranteed ref gold 4s___—I—1949
Susq & w 1st ref 5s
IA2d
f
"
Long Island unified 4«_
21%
9%
*
94%
132
117% 117%
i
1
26% U
15% :*'i
102% 106% ;■!
108% 111
ft Putnam 1st cons
gtd 4s
1993
N Y Queens El Lt ft Pow
3%s
1968
N Y Steam Corp 1st 3%e—„ 1963
i
;
136%
120%
83%
94%
#132
1968
1954
IAN Y Ont ft West ref 4s—June 1993
A General 4s
1958
N Y Power ft Light 1st mtge 2%s_1975
15AN Y
Lex ft Eastern 1st
50-yr 5s gtd
Uggett & Myers Tobacco 5s
Little Miami gen 4s series A
1957
.
i
60
57%
——2003
-
4s
?
^
stamped modified
4s registered..,—
4%s stamped modified
C !
4%s registered
1954
A 1st ft ret 4%s series of 1927—1967
IA Harlem River & Port Chester—
v
86
86%
96%
3%s
Debenture certificates 3%s.—1950
AConv deb 6s
.1948
i A Collateral trust 6s
1940
96
96
1954
48
4s
High
1947
a
*100%
..
1950
V-v
fc
lot*
1950
..
1964
—.1964
1974
1974
1st ft ref sink- fund fis——
5s stamped
Lehigh Valley RR—
*100
.-w^.1984
1st ft ref sink fund 5s—
5s stamped—r_.
'
NO.
1958
ANon-conv
66
1975
Lehigh: Valley Coal Go—
)
'■
3%r-
104% 107%
ANon-conv
mtge Income reg
Lehigh Coal ft Navigation Co.—
S F mtge 3%s ser A__
stamped-
High
|N 7 New Haven ft Hartford RR—
1st
5s
Lout
105%
127
t
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4S0S
Volume 164
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
.BONDS
New
York
Stock
Friday
.->,1
Interest
Exchange
Last
.
Period
FOR
WEEK
JULY 5
ENDING
V BONDS
Week's Range
'
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
J
;
New
Range Since
January 1
Sold
High
Low
"
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Stock
York
Period
Week's Range
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Range Since
January 1
Sold
High
Ho.
Low
High
2019
1989
1959
129%
137%
103
105%
19Q»
105 %
108
High
Quaker Oats 2%s deb.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Ref & Imp M
4s ser C
2%s series D
Ref & Imp
Texas Corp 3s deb
.debentures
as
&
Texas
Orleans
New
109
106
RRr—
1st
& ref
M
3 Vis
ser
B
1970
101%
1027/a
1st
&
M
3%s
ser
C
1990
A 99J/a
100 %
152%
ref
Texas & Pacific
•109% 110%
60%
V'
103%'
Trenton Gas 4t Elec 1st gold 6s
Tri-Continental Corp
Electric
Union
106
:
101
/ 102%
107
95
-vlsb. M
••
73%
73
60%
78%
United
2%s
Biscuit
debs
77%
U S Rubber 2%s debs.
52%
Universal Pictures 3%s debs
40%
93
90%
114%
54%
106%
129%
132%
122
61%
61
54
106%
122%
123
109
115
114
114%
109
109%
*99
100
5s
cons
104
103%
•120
1958
60%
69
80%
69
81%
69
81%
105
106% 113
Wabash RR Co—
1st
Baking Co 5%s
(subordinated)
gold 3%s__2000
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
1948
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A
1970
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd
1950
25%
108
99%
109
108
104
102
109% 110'A
104%
105
Registered
110%
105
107
j'-fc
^Certificates
•
"I
104
106 Va
108
103
3
109%
103%
105
105
91
81
108%
15
105%
117% 123
^*120
145
116
108% 108%
123%
120'A 128
126% 135%
107% 109%
105 Va 106
103
Wisconsin Public Service
3%s
90
83%
.
1949
•84% V 87%
of
deposit—.
lASu & Du div & term 1st 4s___1930
A Certificates of
deposit
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s
...1968
104'A 109
37%
.
A 36%
81
105% 108 Va
109
110
*109% 110
1971
56
107%
105
54 %
34
20
4*
; V1
f A Wisconsin Central 1st 4s_
:97
133
107'/a
101% 103%
86
94%
ft
:
*—
102%
•106V8 106%
1970
1958
1980
1st 4s__.
M
109
109
97
109
95% 108
95% 108%
35
95
67
102'A
96
51
84%
117.%
107 %
6
»
*
,
*102'/a 102%;
87
88%
83% 84Va
88
1992
Wheeling Steel 3% series C
Wilson & Co 1st mortgage 3s
92^93%
*106
105 Va
115%
'A
104
105
103% 103%
105
105'A
105
105 %
2361
1949
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
Gen & ref M 2%s series A
Winston-Salem S B
97%
5
^
A
112
•103%
104 %
104
102%
107%
109% 110
113%
—
•
106%
10
19
106
106
•
.113%
1951
2361
1st 4s guaranteed
West Shore
103
105% 105%
.
•'
59%
102 Va
--
-
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2y0s
108%
105% 106
—
110%
68%
106
*
—
:
series I
1966
Maryland 1st 4s
1952
Western Pacific 4 %s inc ser A
2014
Western Union Telegraph Cc—
Funding & real estate 4%s
1950
25-year gold 5s
1951
30-year 5s
——1960
114%
102%
23
115% 115 %
Western
112%
104
'•
•lOlVa
103
West Penn Power 3%s
100%
113
A
>'
93
9
.
102
99
106%
92%
--
107% 107%
•59% 63
—
..pen mtge 3 %s——.1967
/'•-'J:.-.-'i.
,;,'f
,
95
105% 105%
—
107%
iQ7ft
T
,
Warren RR 1st ref gtd
90%
105
94%
debs
Ward
99% 101%
19
,
A Gen
107
80
mtge 4s inc ser A
Jan 1981
mtge inc 4%s ser B—Jan 1991
mtge 3'As ser B
1971
A Gen
101% 110
51
106%
67%
j
104%
107%
105
107%
104 Va
106'/a
104
—
103%
noo
125%
53
*104%
101%
104%
129%
55
105% 106
"
Virginian Ry 3s ser BMMmmM.1995
127%
120
118
*105% 106'/a
99%
102%
104% 104%
—
Va Iron Coal & Coke
1st
126
100% 101%
i 104 i: 104
101%
1976
—1959
.
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser E
1975
1st gold 58—1949
Va & Southwest 1st gtd 5s—.
2003
63%
105%
126
103%
Vandalia RR cons g 4s series A—1989
Cons s f 4a series B
1957
105
114%
126% 128
107%
99%
103%
.103% 103%
.
„
100
86
122
98 %'
120
93
133% 133%
107 Va 108'A
104%
105%
52%
112%
*121
102%
.
—
1966
41%
105
103% 103%
102% 10233
^.106% 106%
98%
98% 99%
'A
56%
34
104%
105%
<
& land
56%
107
,
102%
103%
Pacific RR—
112%
104
A 34
no3%
•
1970
1st
109%
♦110% 112%
103
—
grant 4s——...—1047
27/as debentures
1976
Ref mtge 2%s series C
1991
Union
110
;
102% 103
34%'
1967
2%s debentures
99% 102%
106%
;
104%
103
110
A'j5105.
■
1943
Union Oil of Calif 3s debs
98
61
1971
82%
51%
T02%1Q2%
...
coll tr 2 %$.——-——1975
&
88% 104
102% 104
73% t ; 73% 74 %
r»103% 105 %
A.. ;*109% —A :
27/as debs—1961
of Mo 3%s
Co
•
105%
1027/e
•103%
—
1940
fSAUnion Elev Ry (Chic) 5s
97% 100%
*104%
102% 106,
1985
Tenn RR of New Orl 3%s~1974
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s
i960
AAclJ income 5«
Jan 1960
Tol & Ohio Gent ref k lmpt 3%a..l960
•108%
106
142 y«
2000
Texas Pacific-Missouri—
Pac
59
ref
&
Gen
•125%
1st gold 5s
M 3%s ser E
106
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are. disregarded In the week's range unless
they are the only transactions of the week, and when
In a footnote in the week in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in
_
selling outside the tegular
weekly range are show*
computing the range for the year.
In the
following extensive list
furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday
Friday (July 5).
It is compiled from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
security, whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
June
29
and
ending
;V:':•'
-V
the
we
present
'
'
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 5
_
STOCKS
Friday
New York Curb Exchange
Week's V
Sales
'Range
for Week
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
n
Per
ACP-Brill. Motors - warrants..—
Acme
Aluminum
—.U,''
Alloys—k—
Aero
Co
i
£
;
-..-9
—
1
Investors
Convertible
common
-
High
Low
8%
•
"
200
400
25'A Jun
5%
200
6%
6%
2,400
5%
5% Jan;
8.
convertible
5- L—
3
17%
800
16% Jan
18
500
15
' -5-%:
__
—10
preferred-.
Electric Appliance.
Jan
Aluminum
Goods
7% Feb
Aluminum
Industries
;
6%
5%
■
100
• ■
i
21 '
Apr
23%
>
Feb
Jan
5% Feb
•'
•
6%
Ltd
5% Feb
American
i,
21%
—
Book
14%
15%
600
Convertible
7%
* 7%
100
Class
4,300
American
Mfg
Power
:
400
150
200
69
69
15Va
54%
Great
Alabama
.'
Power 4.20%
•
Southern——
pfd
Alaska
Airlines
aijcs &
Fisher common
Inc
:
—;
A
A_.
!
:
——
Allied Int'l Investing $3 conv pfd.
Allied Products (Mich) common..
For
footnotes
see
page
176,
Jan
American
Cyanamld Co common
110% May
12
May
American
&
133%
16
48
29 1
«
Jan
'May
,
Fork
American
Jun
Gas
-
V.-'
4% %
:
Foreign Power warrants.
American
&
&
Hoe
common
Electric
1
preferred
4%%'pfd
called
5 50
200
54%
-
Jan
V 85%
118
Apr
121
22% July
•
25%
: 20% Jun : 5
' 26
"'
116% Jan
206%
110
Feb
114%
4% Apr
5%
55 f 57
Mar
' 5-76
v. - 14'A Jun
22»A
r
-
& Light—
;
class
400
196%
5_1<
50%
Mar
July
Feb
Feb
Jan
May
May
May
Apr
Jan
50% Jan
-
-
10
•
55
Apr
47% Jan
52
Jun
7% Jan
47% Jan
-1% Jan
100
250
900
57% 59%
-2,700
•2%
2%
4,400
24% 25%- • 300
43'A
44'/2 '-- 1,500
110%.111'AVcv
» 50
109 tt 1097/a:ir-:
250
50-
9Va
Alabama
300
100
*
22%
21%
15
1(
Co
Cities
15
4,400 5>-v 63%
85%
1
High
Low
112%112%
4%
47/a
195
—1
:.5v
Range Since January
13% Mar
22%
-
common
..r ;
Shares
High
114% 115
common
Central
American
__
11%
7%
Mfg
preferred...—
__
'
Range
83
—
1
—
American Beverage common
11%
12
-
preferred
Aluminium
17%
17%
—
—50C
Air-Way
Aluminum Co common
Jun
Jan
13%
v
Sales
for Week
Week's
of Prices
Altorfer Bros Co cominorC————•
22
30%
Jan
"
Low
11% Feb
19% July
30
5%
5
20%'
25%
;
Last
Sale Price
High
*7% Apr
19%
.
Friday
stocks
Exchange
{
Range Since January 1
25%
6%
10
preferred——*
Alreon Mfg Corp
60c
•
New York Curb
Shares.v
'
Ainsworth Mfg common—*.—..—8
Air Associates Ino (N J)
Air
8
-
—
19%
—
Supply Mfg class B
vil/-'.
'
^
—
■■
1
lb
Acme V;ire Co common..—
A D P
Low
v
•
11% Apr
63% May
5% Jan
21V. Mar
x40% Feb
*
•
-
s'
29
Jun
49% Apr
V ' 313
Jan
109% Jun >,
109% July
109% Jun
Jttii1;
CHRONICLE
THE COMKERCXAi; & FINANCIAL
Monday, July 8,.1946
J!!-': -1"
J*!./"':.
f:.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
''
TOCKS
y Last .
Sale Price
.-.•■v
American
Laundry Macb
American Light & Trac common
6%
preferredAmerican
Mfg
Co
STOCKS
2,000
50%
350
8eal-Kap common
Superpower Corp com
~4%
•
48
$6 series preferred
American Thread 5%
47%
.
common
*5%
—_•
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
Argus Inc. -w——
pfd
.1
non-voting—
-
110
111%
13%
1,400
10%
6%
600
-
-—
7
6%
6%
10%
s*
2,000
60
48 %
15%
Birm & Coast RR Co
Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
12%
12%
*2%
Club
Jan
Jun
115%
Feb
Jun
27%
Jan
Atlas
Plywood
23%
1,000
19%
13%
2,300
10% Mar
14% May
12% May
Automatic
~2% "5%
—
..
ii
-——1
—50
2,000'
8
Products
8%
—1
—
8%
3%
34%
34%
*
14%
11%
May
16%
91
13%
36
1,000
24
Jan
Apr
14
14%
2,000
13
21%
100
17
M.—
Voting Machine
Avery (B F) & Sons common...
—••
10 %
8% Mar
6% preferred..
— —
Ayrshire Collieries Corp.
—
—
—
—
—
Feb
28
26% Jan
41
25%
Fuel
Baldwin
Banco
Rubber
de
—,.^,,.—30
Co
common—1
500
55%
42%
100
41 %
Apr
500
15%
Jan
20
shares—
Barium
Steel
Barlow
St
Corp
Seelig
——1
10
10
11
8%
9,400
15
21%
9%
21%
9%
8% Jan
12
Beau
Brummel
Ties.
25
14
Jan
28
36
22
Apr
1
30
30%
6%
Benson
May
'Jan
23
36%
Berkey & Gay Furniture——!
41/4
Ridge Corp common.—
Blumenthal
(S)
&
Co.——
—*
Bohack (H C) Co
common—.—*
^
/ 1.%,; 1st preferred——
—.100
10,500
100
12
5%
5%
56
56
56
55
34%
34%
36%
65
45
65
39
Mfg Co
25%
4%
31
1%
500
10%
common
American Oil Co
American
Am
British
Celanese
Amer
B
13%
(EL)
Bruok
Silk
1
—5
-•
Sullivan
2.50
Burma
Corp Am dep rets
*.
Burry Biscuit Corp
———12 %0
Butler (P H) common
25c
common
v
&
Wireless—
Callite
-
dep rets 5% pfd—
Sugar Estate—;
Electric
Tungsten
Power—
Fire
Canada
Bread
§
———•
common
6%%
preferred •
Canadian Industrial Alconoi—
Class
A
Class B
1
1
Co; Ltd
Ltd
51
10
Insurance
Canadai Cement Co
15
5% May
800
—
■"
12
"■&.%-
2%
——
Capital
Jan
100
Jan
8%
41
% Mar
13 ii Mar
26%
J/4
22,300
9%
2,000
•
400
2 ~
.
Jun
Jun
7% Mar
.1 Y, Z Juil
4 % Fei* „' /
Jan
90
Jan
St Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
3%
28%
173/4 Jan
88%
5
Jan
Jan
16% Feb
49
I
Jun
Jan
24%
91
Jan
116
116%
110
115
108
112,
Jan
Feb
10%
10%
10%
1,100
Apr
Apr
9V4 Jan
118%
130
89
89
92
750
71% Jan
x93%
32%
32%
33
200
22
Jan
100
4
May
34
Jan
Corp
4%
39
•
700
90
4%
82
100
39
5o
1%
"
72%
*
26
——•
common
—50
5
11%
6%
47
26
33
43
14%
Apr
20
100
Jan
Feb
Feb
May
Feb
83
Jun
26% July
7% Jan
110
Jan
Apr
Jan
5%
4,400
4% Jan
38%
39%
225
36% May
43
9% Jun
11
Jan
37
37%
4,100
24"% Mar
38
May
6%
Jan
\
dep receipts
(ord reg)—.£1
Petroleum
37%
0
Co
Cent
Cork International
,
3
3%
15%
20
.—5
"~9%
9%
21%
21%
29%
(Md)
10%
9
36
100
250
18% Jan
4%
6%
3%
31%
120
31
24
Jan
10%
36
6%
Jun
60
July
29%
4,800
106% 107
Apr
23% May
10% May
27% July
400
36
30
-
106%
14% Feb
7% Mar
6,800
1,350
35
31
30%
Sugar.
preferred i—,—
4,200
9%
36%
Jun
108
105% May
60
Feb
21%
13
900
22
4
5%
Jan
800
-
10%
27%
2% Mar
11,400
16%
19
A——*
Petrol
Tobacco
Jun
Apr
3% Feb
Jan
July
5% Mar
400
Jan
17% May
1% July
31
300
106% 107
1
preferred
39
Mar
26
400
»
12%
25 %
350
26%
5%
-
5%
——1
Feb
9% Jan
Jan
3,100
1,600
77
Si
Petroleum
Jun
May
3
108% 109 %
15%
Lighting
Feb
Apr
37% Mar
100
29%
convertible
Jun
Jun
Apr
Apr
Feb
May
26
10.1
25
10
10
100
Feb
50
8% Jan
15% May
13%
17
20
Feb
79%
79%
25
50
Jan
87
May
37
37
50
36% May
26
Inc common
Mar
May
17
26
common—...
(Mo)—
37
Gasket
St
Mfg
2,000
12 J/8
,*
—1
—
19%
38% Jan
12%
Co
Distillers
Co
:
^
%May
5%
—1
I
Domestic industries class A com——1
•
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd—
•
Dominion Steel St Coal B
29
Dominion Tar St Chem Co Ltd——•
"T-'nV'i?
24%
25%
17 »/4
200
26
26
26%
j
f.
I
25
Jan
Am
dep rets ord reg
Hosiery class B
Durham
28%
common
17%
700
21% May
20% Mar
>■
23
23
•vri%
24
15%
16%
15
2,500
5»/2
5%
3,800
18%
19%
18%';-!
2,500
83%
Mar
54
Mar
98% Jan
8%.Ma*,
Feb
16
*
6%, Jan
14% Jan
.■*
6
•
common
::
'»>*
45
Jun
Carolina P & L $5 pfd-.
(J W) Co com.,
Jan
33
/ 68
Jun
122
;
Apr
Jun
14% Apr
36% Jun
Products—.
(A MX St Co
51
t;
Apr
22% July
6%
preferred—
Sastern Malleable, Iron
:M
164% May
4% Jan
4 % % prior, preferred—
■■
100
100
6
v ;
t
81 '
82
$6
$5 preferred
Easy Washing Machine B:—
Economy Grocery Stores
$3.50
common,,
pfd formerly: $5.
$4.20 pfd. formerly $6.
4%
i. 96
400.
96%
-
.
50,
88 !:
89 J/2 Z
350
50%
52 J/8
750
'
13%
■—...*
—*
.,..,.!
Feb
65
37% Mar
preferred series A.
preferred series B.
Bond St Share
97% Jan
;,
,.—,.00
Sastern Sugar Associate*-?-
Electric
-8v,:'"jran
125.:',;
84 J/4
4
(7
8oq
'6% 1
103% 104!.
■
,
8%
Jan
83
.
23%
23%
24%
71%
71%
71%
72%
71%
73%
1,400
-
3% May
69
68;
.
Mar
Mar
Apr
Feb
.'<41 % May
21% May
Jun
11% Mar
*"**
Feb
Apr
22%
38%
1;'.!
Tr:i
Cast Gas & Fuel Assoc
r'
Jun
24%
28%
>
17% Apr
May
!
Jun
5% Jan
Duro Test Corp common—.—.!
Duval Texas Sulphur-—
100
29"%
Jan
600
Jun
12% Mar
17% July
Jun
17% July
10
——•
,y
'm
—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
i
17% May
39% May
10%
*
Duke Power Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
23% May
1,000
17 »/4
il'iVmii.1
,
Jan
7% Feb
4%
2,700
Dobeckmun Co common
Driver Harris Co
Jun
Apr
8%
1,400
13%
■
li'/s
Feb
5%
Xl3'/a
24%
;
£1
——I
dep rets ord reg—
Divco Corp common—
Draper' Corp
35
'
Am
I.
13% May
21%
Jan
31% Mar
5%
13%
,
1
Ltd—
Jun
Jun
May
20%
Class B—
Diana Stores Corp
180
11
900
17 J/4
8
—J*
common.
21
Feb
Feb
23% Jan
,,,1
preferred.—..
Jan
13
20
1
38% Mar
20%
13% Jan
145
,
preferred
16%
100
19
19
Mfg class A common——0
debenture.....———100
7%
13%
8'A July
23
May
34
48
Jan
109%
14%
Atlantic
Jan
Jan
116%
277/8
Devoe & Raynolds
5
24% May
176.
12%
1
St
De Vilbiss
e%May—-
• ■
,
page
3
—.—106
6%
3% May
;; 8%: Feb4-;
10% Jan
A
see
•
Derby Oil St Ref Corp
3%Mar —a,
City Products..
For footnotes
97
200
-
3%
::;4;■>. Feb
25 %
Corp of America..
Jan
50% July
100
Utilities
Co
Detroit
19% May
15
6%
43
Apr
July
.100
Inc
8%
12% Jan
•
Carter
Castle
180
—-1
16%
Jun
8%
Carnation Co- common
Catalln
Co
Dennison
25% Jun
15% Jan
18% Mar
2
Apr
Apr
7% May
38% May
1,300
38
3
Davenport Hosiery Mills.
Dayton Rubber Mfg class A conv—.35
Feb
2,100
8%
:
40
99% 100%
1
14% Jun
50
May
1,700
1
38%
25%
17%
4% Jun
14,700
May
102%
Jan
Mar
Class B
Casca
Southern
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry..,
Detroit Mich Stove Co common
_
class
20
Jan
July
7%
14-
Detroit Steel Products—10
voting
voting...
St Co
:
1%
4% Jan
Canadian Marconi
Carman
Jan
7% Jan
non
preferred
1,400
Fdy St Machine Co—.—1
Curtis
Jun
31
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7%-
8%
7%
17 ! Jun
33
Jan
2
16 J/4
50
76% May
700
25%
16
26
400
Apr
100
14%
1,000
50%
•4%
Jan
12%
14%
29%
50
28
49%
24%
1,000
28
44
16
14%
—i.
4%
"
800
'r~
11:1
9%
500
200
;
Apr
16%
y
Corp
Camden
60e
.-50fl
American
California
69%
Jun
105
250
Dominion ,Textil» Co. Titol.. .ii
\<Cable Electric Products
Voting trust certificates
Calamba
30%
66
—•
Buckeye Pipe Line
&
30%
50
Jan
44%
Cuban
21% Jun
1,600
——*
common
Co common
Mills Ltd
Hill
13%
30%
1
$5 prior preferred—
Brown Rubber Co
Cables
6%
Mar
1,700
24% Jan
25% Jan
3% Mar
Brown Forman Distillers
Bunker
5%
.100
Brown Fence & wire common.
Class A preferred
Bruce
36
25
20% Jun
Power class
38
Feb
20% May
.......
450
50
16
100
Steel
Ii
fi
V
;
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r
\l
:
r
Feb
Mar
Jun
12%
Ltd—
Columbia
Class
Feb
23% Apr
dep rets ord reg
British
9
20
14
42
5%
Jan
200
14%
warrants..
Arms
Gas
Curtis Mfg Co
Feb
Tobacco-
dep rects ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
32
Electric—
Biscuit
Brewing
Jun
Jun
12% Apr
24% Apr
Feb
33
British
31
7% Mar
20%
A.¬
British
Am
Feb
Jan
July
6'A May
10,500
12%
Cuban
5%
11
14
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
31% Apr
Jun
14% Mar
14
Crown Drug Co common————25c
"% convertible preferred———.20
27% Jan
31% Feb
4%
41%
161VA
25
41
Jan
Jun
21% Jan
14
Crown
Jan
Mar
1,400
1,800
Feb
Feb
155
Jun
21% JUn
15'/a May
—•
Crown
Feb
19
600
4%
Bridgeport Ga6 Light Co
Bridgeport Oil Co
21
25%
Co
Crosley Motors Inc
— <i»-■■■■*
Crowley Milner St Co——-———1
Jan
21
2oy4
,,
7
15%
48%
.—7.50
Iron
I
it j
Feb m
Jan
400
•
,
Corp common.—
Brewster Aeronautical—
Jun
4
184% May
60
series B preferred
American
May
65
i
15% Jun
200
•
Creole
150Jen
Jan
^19
!
Courtaulds Ltd—
70% May
Mar
6%
15'/8
49
preferred series C
S%
39% Jan
'Feb
14
25%
6%
Reynolds.—
$6 preferred A
Jun
56%
13%
25
15 "/a
common
New common
Jan
6%
Feb
135
Breeze
Class
16%
49
25% Jan
Borne Sorymser Co—28
yBourjois Inc
—*
Brillo
; Apr
Jan
13%
1,500
250
Cosden
!
1
s m
Jan
*
18 J/4
25%
Jan
24 %
140
140
18
—
&
Textile
May
13% Feb
24%
Cor/oon
'
26%
1,250
preferred
Croft
6
Jan
5% Jun
,
Brazilian Traction Lgt St Pwr
40%
4% Jun
19%
30
5%
optional convertible preferred—*
4%
23%
Jun
9,800
•
2,100
9% Feb
194'v May
34% Jan
36% July
40
37
23%
Bickfords Inc common
——1
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach Co
com—*
Blauner's common
*
$3
6
St
Hedges common
*
Convertible preferred——---•
Blue
21% Jan
6%
165
1
Canada..—,———100
41
150
38,300
Coro
39"% Apr
33 % May
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Tel of
38%
157% 159%
;
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
"May
25
38%
—I—*
Inc.—
&
Jan
88
14% Apr
2% Jan
150
-/if
-May
34
Jun
Feb
.
750
,
4%
Feb
32
—2.50
Beaunlt Mills Inc
"
f
Jan
Feb
28%
10%
20% Mar
73% May
4,100
,
?
Copper Range Co.,.
Cornucopia Gold Mines
21% July
19% Feb
17
■
I
2%
%
Feb
Mfg—
$1.20 convertible A common.
Basic Refractories Inc.—.
.Bauman (L) common...
2 »/4
168 J/4 170
4%
Continental
Mar
Jan
$
37%
Consol
12
18
2%
170
1
Consolidated
Jan
July
10
__
_
17
17%
...100
Consolidated Mining St 8melt Ltd—0
Consolidated Retail Stores—
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil——
—10
los Andes-
American
50
22
'■?
—4
Consol GEL P Bait common
42% Feb
16%
77
25
Consolidated
May
16
77
warrants—
$3
May
42%
16
25
'
■
V t c extended to 1946.
—1
Conn Gas & Coke Secur common
•
Jan
Apr
63
39% Feb
27%
29
16% Mar
30(|
to
Co
Commonwealth
Consolidated
54
—
27%
77
10
Community Public Service
Community Water Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
B
preferred!
—
—..5
Illuminating
Fire
Patent
4 Vo
7%'
Ju
6% Jan
16% Jan
*
preference
4%%
Babcock & Wilcox Co..
Baldwin Locomotive—
1-
r
!
25%
Products
Plow
Mills
8%
22% Jan
Feb
26%
Development ordinary.,
Colt's
38% May
18% Jan
25'/a
2,400
Corp
Columbia Gas &
Apr
78
7 J/4
Utensil—
Changed
Colorado
Jan
Jan
10% Jun.
Coal
Colonial
Jan
Mar
8
1,200
—
6%
„
—10
;
Colonial-' Airlines
Jan
8,200
11%
21%
—
52% May
6%
Co.
Aluminum
Colon
Feb
10%
Automatic
>
Jan
2% Apr
—
—
—
Corp
53% May
Jan
-
'
Electric
Cockshutt
pfd—100
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants
Jan
36
158%
Aluminum
Name
8% Apr
11
10% Mar
111%
Club
Jun
8
10%
22
American dep rects
reg
Associated Tel St Tel class A————
Jan
37
25
Neon
Clinchfield
Associated Electric Industries—
Atlanta
106!
20
46
0
Mach^———
Controller
Cleveland
Jun
'
Associated Laundries of America.
30
49
Lights Inc
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
Apr
115% Jan
Jun
Feb
5% Feb
5% Feb
4,700
10%
113%
10%
113
Aro
Equipment Corp
——.2A0
Ashland Oil & Refining
Co_——1
141
46
—.10
Claude
"
Jan
Jan
49
preferred.
Clark
May
6% Feb
Mar
Mar
'6%
•
**
5
35
13%
13%
6% preferred—10
Arkansas Power & Light $7
preferred-*
.v..
400
300
Xll2% 113
113
100
...
Arkansas Natural Gas common—,—*
Common class A
5%
43
21
16% July
44%
5%
Z
100
16%
37
140
1
preferred B
$6 preferred BB.
City Auto stamping
...
City & Suburban Homes..
16%
10 %
450
33% July
106
100
-1—1.
$6
4,800
High
Jan
May
100
60c
1
Apex-Elec Mfg Co
46%
Cities Service common-.
£1
Angostura-Wuppejman
13
Mining.—.
JChilds Co preferred
—
——1
dep rets ord reg
12%
Chief Consolidated
76%
18
106
45
tftiicagd'.-Rivet Ik
Anchor Post Products.—.—a
Am
2,800
45%
i'
19%
"2%
preferred
5
American Writing Paper common,.,..-*
Angerman Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Low
33%
12%
Cherry-Burrell common—.,
Chesebrough Mfg new common
.
Range Since January 1
High
31
50c
Chamberlin Co of America
Chans Corp common..,
2
lOo
•
33
Share*"
100
Conv pfd opt div ser 1929
Cessna Aircraft Co common
•
American
1
Conv pfd opt dlv ser
30%
——1
Low
par
Products
Sales
for Week
of Prices
SCent States Elec 6% preferred
100
7% preferred
——100
25
CO
Ohio Steel
Central Pow St Lt 4% pfd
Central & South West Utilities
26%
25
Last
^Z^ZcZ'^Z-■
Central
4%
49%
,
Range Since January 1
Low
High
Shares
Week's
Range
Friday
Sale Price
44
25
American Potash ds Chem class A—J*
Class'B
>.——>* '
American
Republics
—10
Amer
WEEK ENDING JOLF S
New York Curb Exchange
High
4%
50%
—20
common
American Maracaibo
American Meter Co
Range.
Low
4%
Corp common— lOe
$2 convertible preferred
—1
$2.50 convertible preferred
1
American Hard Rubber Co
—25
R4NGE FOR
■
Sales %
tor Week
of Prices
Par
General
•
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Friday
Curb Exchange
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<•
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Low
Electric Power ft Light 2d pfd
Elliott
Co
5%
common
preferred
165
10 J/4
1
10 J/4
23
23
6%
15
24%
25Y4
29%
32
Apr
550
26J/4
29%
27
24
Jun
30%
Apr
24%
Jan
39%
Feb
53%
Apr
1,800
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
100
Derrick & Equipment—
f
Equity Corp common
—10t
$3 convertible preferred
——1
109
Jan
112
13
Mar
16
Emsco
Esquire
Ino
Eureka
Pipe
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Am dep rets regis,
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon.
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of CanadaImperial Tobacco of Great Britain
19% Feb
50
—
Illinois
Jan
100
l3/4
~3%
~3%
7,100
3%
Jan
52%
52
52 J/a
225
49%
Jan
Jan
1
151/2
153/4
200
14%
*——10
33J/2
34
250
Apr
30% Jan
Zinc
common
Jan
Indianapolis Pow ft Lt 4%
Jan
Indiana
22
7 %
Feb
34%
Jun
6%
preferred
Palrchild Camera ft Inst Co
pfd-
Fairchild Engine ft
Falstaff Brewing
Airplane
15%
1
-
7'A
71/4
•
—
33J/4
Fedders-Quigan Corp
1
Federal Compress ft Warehouse Co—21
Fire
33
623/4
(M
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5% Jan
21% May
31 % Mar
—
||
14 '/a
5,400
11%
8%
Feb
1
r
*
•
:
Feb
International Petroleum
17%
Jan
fll
;
Feb
International
26%
80
25
Jan
29
Feb
62%
10
60
Jun
70%
Feb
International
24
24
100
23
Jun
31%
Apr
.'
7%
7%
800
7
Mar
8%
23
Jun
29%
Jan
Amer
dep
rets
35
241/4
26
26
5
bearer.
Fort Pitt
Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing-
Fox
Franklin
Fuller
S3
9
(Geo A) Co—
stock
convertible
25% Jun
400
9%
1
5
600
49 J/2
July
1,300
9%
Jan
2,450
27% Jan
49% July
19
30% May
39% July
Mar
Mar
110
20
85
May
110
July
150
—
28
100
*
preferred——1M
iia
60
92 J/a
750
Jan
p 94
Jan
Jun
109% Jun;
123
Jun
112
Jan
24% Jun
Jan
/■?;;
33% Jan
65%
300
66
58
Mar
15 J/a
73 Ya
Apr
18
Jun
Jun
31Y4 May
28% Jan.
17
'
17%
17%
500
——10
15%
5%
300
14%
common*.——5
14%
200
2%
16 J/2
1,100
5%
1,800
Razor B—•
Utilities
21
Feb
16% May
6,600
17%
15
■
17
17%
shi—*
Royalty
i
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfsl—•
Irving Air Chute.
—1
Italian Superpower
2
28 J/4
28'A
28 J%
10%
11
2%
20J/a
19J/a
16
16% May
Mar
1%
26
:
63
it- '*
Jun
May
3% Feb
32.
Jan
.
Jan
May
-
7% Mar
14% May
600;
2%
24Yb
!r'
~
200
10 J/8
35
Jun
24% Jan
r
,
,10% Jan
4% Jan
30J/a
2%
;
Jun
x
2%
10% May
2% Apr
200
V
Feb
13% Jan
3% Apr
7% Mar
7% Mar
250
25%
:
35
39%
i
:
39J/2
49
243/8
24%
eonv
4%
25
5%
'
.1J1
Stores
i26!
102% 104%
30 J/a
110%
Jan
Jan
23%
—
Class B voting.
Ford Motor of France—
90
Interstate Power $7 preferred——*
Jan
1,100
23%
•
15% Jan
14% Jan
25% Jun'
109% Jui^
340
'•iff.
Investors
.
109% 110
1
coupon
Products
International Safety
Ford
Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting
109%
„•
•
26%
—
Jan.
Jun
./
Co
Registered
.
dep rets ord reg
jun
12%
'
Jan
Apr
62%
—
—
Investment
40%
26%
12'/a
12%
100
International Minerals and Chemicals-
Co—
5<t to $1 Stores
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Am
12,200
17%
1,900
2,200
13%
^
International Metal Industries A
Jan
3,000
,.
353/4
13 %
137/e
Fishman
7%
13%
400
_1
Fansteel Metallurgical
Association
16
12%
13
120
,
July
7% May
15% Jan
13%
inn
,,,,
Jan
12%
12%
America—10
r
38
;
ft
of
North
High
Jan
13%
Cigar Machine——*
International
25
12%
13
-100
International Hydro Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
—1
.850
7%
Insurance Co
F
Low
38.
preferred—. 100
.
_
Bange Since January 1
—21
—
Service
V,-
Shares
High
36%
International
Line
Low
Co.
Ireland
Apr
4%
56
for Week
'
Apr
165-
Jan
Sales
Bango
of Prices
Par
High
12%
Feb
139
1,800
49% May
*
—10
—
100
;
,:Week's
Last
Sale Price'
Bange Since January 1
LOW
.
Friday
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162
165
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Electrographlc Corp
Elgin National Watch Co common!
for Week
Last
v
Sale Price
Option
Sales
150
30
112
Jun
150
Jeannette Glass
Co
l
common
21
26
17% May
1,000
Jersey Central Pwr ft Lt 5%% pfd—100
6%
preferred
—100
1% preferred
100
Mar
106'; • Jane
109 J/a Feb
108 J/4 May
109% Mar
■
112%
111Y4 Mar
Jan
July
,
Julian ft Kokenge 00,
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30
30
15%
16'/a
31%; AP*^
Jan
x26
25
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G
Garrett Corp common.
Qatmeaa
5*
power
Oo
19 'A
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Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kansas Gas & Elec
173/4
•
Gellman Mfg Co common
t
5%
14%
Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
lOfl
General Plywood Corp
i
General Public Service $6
preferred—*
General Shareholdings
Corp com—1
,
convertible
preferred
10
(AC)
common
107%
'
Co
Harvester
Jan
105
5%
•—.
114
30
108
630
114
50
Corp
Jit
Inc
.
Mfg
common
36%
100
263/4
26%
27%
21%
22
23'/2
23 J/2
7
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gray Mfg Co
Grayson-Robinson
Atlantic
Non-voting
30
1
32%
25
140
Jun-.
6%
Feb
110
Apr
May
111% Jan
L U5
111
•
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
Klein
(D Emil)
Kleinert
Co
200
19.800
i
17 %
21% Jan
26
27%
11 %
I-2V4
24%
23
1
Great Northern
Paper
Greenfield Tap ft Die
.21
8
7%
401/2
26%
common.
26
Utilities $4.40 pld.
Lime ft Alabastlne
1%
zl
30
Lane Wells Co common^
Jun
8%
69
Feb
Feb
Apr
44
Feb
Jan
106
Jun
1%
Jun
4
Jan
Jan
53
Jun
11
B—
Class
*
i 16 J/4
I6I/4
17%
17 J/a
9%
16 J/4
16
J%
17 J/4
10%
10%
11'/a
9%
44%
44%
1
~7%
~7%
~8%
Feb
135
145
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mar
45
1,600
17% Jan
13% Jan
28% Jun
28% May
1% July
5.000 •
%
Jun
xlll% May
116
Jan
16% Jun
200
9%
800
450
13%
8%
3,000
2,100
Jun
17%
Jan
11%
35% Mar
Feb
Feb
52% May
72% Jun
Mar
5% Mar
Apr
'9% May
7% Jan
Jun
14%
i
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com—1
10 %
10%
600
10%
21%
22 J/4
400
20% Mar
26%
Feb !
23%
Apr
Hearn
Dept Stores common
Mining Co—
Helena. Rubinstein.
Henry Holt ft Co
Heyden
Hoe
!
(R)
ft Co
——I
19
19
19%
1,100
15%
167/a
16%
17
1,100
15% Feb
16 V*
16%
200
17
17
300
—•
—
*
—
w
100
l
common
Chemical
common-
class
Border's
Inc
(Geo A)
21%
36%
36%
80,
12%
80
800
37
84
•'
,
12%
•
13%
30%
30%
200
25%
24%
25%
50
43%
44%
50
46%
46%
100
5%
prpfArrod
Howard Stores Corp
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ft Refining
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp.
73
$2.25.
Com
*.——5
Co.
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-
.
40
Jun
Feb
22 %
Jan
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40%
n,
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stk purch
323/4
323/4
100
74
19%
900
10:
133/4
400
10% May
11%
1st preferred
—
Hydro Electric Securities.
Hygrade Food Products-
57
t
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.
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1,600
32%
50
•
400
200
19
*
10%
11%
54
50
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15
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43
53/a
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45%
100
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200
5;.
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Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
22% Jan
Jun
51% JUDi
75% May
Mar
23% Mar
10,700
57
f. 53/a fS 53/a
47%'; ^ 47%
48%
Jan
May
115% Mar
27% Mar
19
Huyler's common.
47%
May
32% Feb
50
■
170
37% Feb
112
2,100
32% May
25 % July
44%
Feb
50%
31
»
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Apr
13 J/4
13%
45% May
17%
72
;
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.
26% Jan
87%
17J/4
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co_
Ligomer
1123/4
Jan
Apr
May
Feb
47 y4
323/4
Oil
Hussmann
112
—
Feb
12% July
140
«•**
.
113
16% May
65
43%
—•
18
Feb
Jan
Apr
16%
14% Mar
107%
450
1,700
•
common
Horn ft Hardart common—
Hubbell
19%
48
15% Mar
34% May
i 1 Horn ft Haxifert Baking Co*.———*
J
Feb
800
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j—I
10
22%
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A—
ft Co
108% 108%
21%
—1
Hollinger Consolidated G
Holophane Co common
I ? Hormel
4
37% Mar
—
I Heller Co common
H
5%% preferred w
1
5
.—200
Hecia
Class A
4%
•
11J/2
12
18 J/a
18%
20'/4
Lit Brothers
Loblaw
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conv
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preferred
arrear
footnotes
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see
page
: 32%
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J/4
J/s
700
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600
37 J/4
18
12
2.900
Feb
2 6 J/2
17
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56
26'/a
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Mar
29'% Mar
—*
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37/s Apr
20
1,000.
Jun-
41%
.
42
Jan
201/a Mar
.
Jun
22
Jun
243/4 May
2%, Jun
:
6.400
52 J/a
51
*
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-
Jun
Mar
31
20 3/4 May
j" 30'/a Apr
26
"[. Feb s
Feb
..
251/2 Mar.
25
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Logansport Distilling Co
Lone Star Gas Corp commonLong Island Lighting Co-
.10
ctfs of dep
——
preferred A ctfs of dep—.
Common
7%
Jan
Mar
9 J/2
51 J/4
Feb
Apr
15%
Jan
10 J/a
Feb
14
21
17% Feb
373A Jan
.28
8
Class
-
237/e Feb
-
Jan
Jan
18
common
Groceterias
Class
Jun
16
11
31
.—.10
Llpton (Thos J> Inc 6% preferred—25
19%
2%
1031/a
preferred B ctfs of dep
Louisiana Land & Exploration-.
Louisiana Power ft Light $6 pfd.
19%
19 J/a
22
22
30
' Feb
May
22
Jan
22
Apr
July
153/4
16.900
3'A Feb
2Yi
Jan
lOO
96 Yi
Feb
117
775
9 2 J/a
Feb
108
13%
4,700
10 J/s
Jan :>
Jan $
23'A
600
6%
800
2%
2J/a
97
10.000
98
13 J/4
22
137/a
Mar
18
1.400
103 J/a 103 J/a
6%
111 Yb
x20%
-
Jun
15%
Jun
37
Jun
50% Mar
21% Jun
11% Apr
57% Apr
7"%
Apr
53% Jun:
Manati Sugar optional warrant;
Mangel Stores
6 J/4
common
Apr
Apr
147/8
117
21Y* Mar
44
f
.
i
Jun
Apr
26% Apr
Mapes
Marconi Internat
Communication
Co
common.
$2.50 preferred
McWilliams Dredging
15
800
16 Ya
.
32%
67%
1,500
1,700
1,500
31
21
■
Jan
24
Feb
37J/a
.
5'A
5%
6,100
X4%
Jun
it
23,200
J/4
Jun
Feb'
191/2
211/4
2,100
18 Ya
Jun
10%
200
8Y1
Jan
%
•
ft
Scott
—*
Chapman
21 J/8
—
1
Metal
Textile Corp..
Participating preferred
250
Jan
63/4
Jan
11%
12 3%
'300
9%
Jan
143/a May
Jan
62
68
J/2
71/2
8
i
West
Corp common
8
Midland Oil Corp $2 conv preferred—*
-
'
Feb
17%
Jan
3 3/4-May
5Ya
Jan
14
2,800
12 J/a
123/4
400
10 3/4
Apr
18%
183/4
18 3/4
100
18 J/4
Jun
18%
17
18%
2,000
14,700
15 Ya
7,100
20 J/a
5
4
.
Ya
5
26V4
28 J/a
19 J/a
26%
197/a
Jan
Mar
93/4 Feb
6% May
300
~4Ys
:io
—-1
Jan
May
109 Ya
"4
c
12%
112
25
6.600
.2.50
Mlcromatic Hone Corp.
.i
Middle States Petroleum class A V t c.l
35
May
263A Jan
7%
...15
Preferred--.
Apr
h J^y
-
7J/a
111% 111%
7'/a
7
Michigan Bumper Corp.
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co..
8 J/s
11 J/a
-100
A preferred.
Messabi Iron Co
Apr
Jan
10
7% May
1,000
21V2
5%
Apr
Mar
47
16 Ye
1.300
Jan
223/s Jfan
-
Jan
10 Ya
Co.—...——.1
941/2
July.
7%
Jan
18aA Apr
25
400
21%
33
4%
Jan
7%
8
common
Middle
,19 Ya Jan
42
■
common.—
Merritt
t
6% Mar
Jan
16
400
16 J%
16
31'A
-
3 J/2
143/a May
243/4 Apr
20% Apr
Feb '
5
Jan
2,275
13
Mar
July
317/« May
Jan
May
10% July
.
Midland Steel Products—
$2
non-cum
Mldtale Co
Mid-West
•
dividend shares
common
...
Midwest
Oil
Piping
31%
31%
32
350
30
*
40%
40J/4
41
375
36 Y4
61/2
7
600
50
Abrasive
—.10
Co
ft
Supply.
—*
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53
15 Yb
151/a
Wohl
Co
50c
common
Feb
39% Apr
Jun
81
Apr
Mining Corp oi Canada
23
Apr
Minnesota
4%%
conv
F
L
5%
—
pfd
*
100
16J/2
1v*
33
45/a
50
'
;
91/8
9Y»
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2,100
15J/8 July
1,100
49
350
■
8 J/4
47 ■ *
Feb
100
5
49
50
pfd
ft
11
"
4%
35
Jan
6% Apr"
2,500
13%
53
14 '/a
~4%
18% Jan
65%
400
16%
♦
...
v
Feb
941/2
—•
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Mercantile Stores
Class B
May
2% May
131/4 Jan
.100
pfd.
Mead Johnson ft Co
6% %
60
12 J/a
5.500
3
■■
Memphis Natural Gas
Warrants
Jan
Jan
6Ys
14 J/2
27/a
14%
...
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co 6%
McCord Corp common
Mfg
26
40 3/4
Ltd
Marion Powex Shovel
Menasco
Jan
56 Ya May
Feb
Marine
Mass Utilities Association v t c
Massey Harris
8Y2
Jun
21 J/2 May
(The B) Co.
Consolidated Mfg Co
Miller
^1%.-
57/a
36
200
45
,
Manischewitz
Midwest
Dividend
Jan
123/a Mar
200
Mid-West Refineries—.—.mi—*—1
Illinois Power Co common.
43:
Apr
34 J/4 Apr
37 Y4 July
197/a May
Feb'
■
Line Material Co—
109% Mar
67
——
-
11
1.600
20
Lionel Corp
38% Mar
47
ctfs
:;
Jan
'
2,000
"
11%
preferred ——
Oil Development.
Le Tourneau (R G) Ino—
Apr
Hazeltine
Corp
18%
Feb
2%
Jan
29-
•
Prior
Jan
37%
14%
.10
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Rayon voting trust
Harvard Brewing Co
July
23
'-1,400
m 400
11% May
v:
Jan
1 J/2
Feb
9 Va
Jan
7%
8%
M
14%
Co
s
29
H
Paper.
Apr
Ya Apr
Ya May
■
500
18%
Leonard
Jan
14% May
23% Jan
12% Mar
Ball
28
300
37>/4
——
71
16% Jun
10
82
76
8,800
36J/a
Lynch Corp
Hammermill
1ft
Lanston Monotype Machine.
Lefcourt Realty common.
22%
Mar
•«
of Delaware.
Corp
47%
Jun
21% Jan
113% 113%
—
94
Jan
86
600
27 J/2
Langendorf United Bakeries class
26%
Jan
Jun
May
800
Jan
18 Ya Mar
,
May
L
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.
Jan
2,900
26%
115
3,600
26
17 J/a
Lamson
300
22%
1
1J/8
State
41 J/2
21
.250
_
Lamp Co
Hamilton Bridge
8 J/a
10 J/a
1%
—..10
Brewing
Jan
,
common—.—*
(I B) Rubber Oo
Jun
134
41
Jan
50
80
10 J/a
24%
Jun
6%
63
31
125
15Ya
29Ya Jan
1,700
1
1.400
127
Ape
Jun
9%
18
Locke Steel Chain—
126
«
Feb
'
—1
28
Mar
19
400
10
26
87
80
Apr
Feb
900
36
86
77
23 J/a
Feb
;
10% Mar
34%
9%
700
Jun
Jan
54
34%
Jun
6%' Jan
250
20 J/4
23%
Kobacker Stores new common
Jun
11%
79
Krueger
39
32%
100
1
.100
Jan
29%
Jun-
Feb
114 Ya
.100
Jan
55
6%
-100
*
43%
30»/a
19
-
Knott Corp common
48%
2
.100
Products
July
4%: Mar
103
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stock
preferred-
Stores
105
104
1.000
i
■
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700
7'/a
64
1%
l
-
-
Paoifio
ft
pfd—25
Stores.
common
2.900
24
6Va
64
—
600
•
—.
conv
Apr
23%
124 J/a
Jan
400
19%
Lakey Foundry ft Machine.
—10
-
Graham-Paige Motors $5
31%
109 ?
19% Jan
—
——
Mar
27
$4.50 prior preferred
—•
Goidfield Consolidated Mines— —1
Goodman Mfg Co
If
Gorham Inc class A
24
53
351/2
21%
Coal
Feb
110
'
——
Feb
Apr
12 y8
31
10>/4
10 %
Co—.
ft
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
17%
10%
Jan
100
5%
107
(Walter)
X29%
6%-
6%
S
Jan
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
Lamp A.
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred,.*..^*—..
Kings Co Lighting 1% pfd B.
59t preferred D.
King Seeley Corp..
Kingston Products.
Klrby Petroleum.
Feb
Jan
18 Ya
Key Co common—.
Kldde
121'/4
Inc
Ken-Rad Tube ft
17% Jun-
"15%Jtirt
13,800
pfd——IlOO
7%
J
Co
Apr
18%
104% Feb
•
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Gobel (Adolf) Inc common-.——*
Godchaux Sugars class A
—•
Class
B
•
Gypsum
9%
9%
12%
10
e
Globe-Union
Gun
Kennedy's
101% May
14% Jan
Jun
500
s
Gladding McBean ft Co
Grocery
500
20
105
—
108
——
1st
28
18%
e
Preferred
7%
5%
500
1073/a 1073/a
19 Ye
r
2.300
10
27'/2
i.
e
Geoigia Power $6 preferretL.——•
$5 preferred
•
Great
>
1.600
X143/4 xl5 J/2
*
General
Gorham
800
6
Apr
»
Kawneer
9
General Fi rep roofing: common
Alden
Jan
9% Mar
'
17% Jan
.
Glen
vio%
101/4
5%
———_—
Warrants
Gleaner
18
Jan
97
'
Jun
22
14>
Amer dep rets ord reg
at
General Finance Corp cnmmnn
i
S-% preferred series A——If
Gilchrist
10% Jan
ina
General Alloys Co
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
Gilbert
4.500
«
,
preferred
S6
I91/2
15%
2,000
8Ys
Jan
Feb
Jan
147/a May
61
Jun
■
Jun
July
■
6 'Jan'
19i/a May
50
July
Jan
11%
Jan
105% Mar
107%
Feb
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Missouri Public Service common—.
—
Molybdenum Corp.
Monogram Pictures common....—
Monroe Loan Society A
;
Montana Dakota Utilities
-
j
..1*
—5
~1
Montgomery Ward A
——
Montreal Light Heat & Power.....
Moody Investors partio pfd
—
Morris Plan Corp of America-——.
States
,
17%
91/4
—
4,900
■
4%
700
2,200:
18%
%
8%
Muskogee Co common
9%
9%
31%
141%
31%
141
—
■
8%
*
•
.
4%
-
-35%
20
,
Jan
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-
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Jan
18% Jun
210% Jun
23% Feb
•
6
4,600".
1,000
50
^
35%-35%
28% Jan
-
100
30«
19% 20
15%-15%
.
300
-
136% Jun
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'
18
400.
Feb
Mar
14
1st
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May
17% Mar
L2% Mar
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of
Metals
America—
Apr
Feb
May
20% Jan
18%
Feb
Apr
10%
Jan
3
Gas
—
Public Service of Colorado—
-
1st preferred
1% 1st preferred
6%
122
Jun
112 ' May
113% May
Puget Sound Pulp St Timber.—
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Fyrene Manufacturing
—
27
23
Apr
Feb
20% May
1
common
National Breweries common
•
7%
preferred
National City Lines
Jan
28% May
15% May
3%
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence
J
•
fiftfp
National Bellas Hess
10%
95
Jan
May
27% Jan
f
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred
Wnfthwftn
10
preferred^-—..—;
Producers
Jun
17
Jan
60
21%May
"
common
of Canada com.—
•':<. k':
Pressed
10% Jan
32% Apr
36
:
-
6%
19
Premier Gold Mining
.
Prentice-Hall Inc common
160% Apr
•
600
Pratt St Lambert Co
5% Feb
-
9
7% Mar
Alexander
&
Power Corp
54% Jun
10% Jan
-3% Apr
8% Mar' !
8%
Polaris Mining Co
11%
■
.
i
Scale common
Pneumatic
Feb
10%
-^■•>~197'
Jan
6,000
17 -May
45
Apr
900
8
Feb
20%
3%
..i
•'
4
Pleasant, Valley Wine Co—;——,
Apr
20% Feb
37-
—
—
—.
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
17%
'
9%
"
—
—■
.
3%
,00
.
41/4
—
Power common—.
—
16%
19%
.8*
20
15
7' 900
8%
■
—
LOo
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
16%
4%
•
.10
—
—
„•
Mountain City Copper common—
Mountain Producers
Mountain
8%
..1
—
'
,
:
f
16%
.25
50a
•
X49% May
17% Jan
National Mfg & Stores common..—1
National Pressure Cooker
2
National Rubber Machinery
•
23% Mar
common...
National Fuel Gas
38
National Steel
Car
Ltd
National Transit
National
Union
15%
12.50
Jan
Feb
14
30c
Uiv/ 3 *v/:
:'V»,
r,;}:
Nebraska Power 7 % preferred—.-—.100
172%
Quebec Power Co
4% Feb
1
common
Radio
114
Quaker Oats common.
6%
preferred
x26% May
•
National Tunnel & Mines
May
89% July
...
v. --..I
Nelson
(Herman) Corp
Neptune Meter common...
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
4%%
conv
107% 108
•
100
.
New England Tel St Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch
New Idea Ine
107 %«
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum option warranto.
Railway & Light Securities
Voting common
—.—10
Railway & Utility Investment A
1
Rath Packing Co. common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common
$3 convertible preferred
—•
Raytheon Manufacturing common..60o
111% 115
•
New: England Power Associates
6% preferred
A2- preferred
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,
111%
8
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,
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—
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100
II
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13%
21
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13%
21
21
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Jersey
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New Mexico
New Park
& Arizona Land
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•
0
•
Radiator
1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co v t 0
1
Richmond
J
Mining Co.—.
Do
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rice Stlx Dry Goods
Richfield Oil Corp. warrants
*'
flomtifinn
'
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F—..100
N Y Auction 'Co common,.:
N Y
Rome Cable Corp
'1ft
shares.
pf<L-100
inp
5%
2d
preferred
100
Class B optional warrants.:
119
113%
13%
120%
112
750
274
1% *
1%
1%
8
12%
12%
Niles-Bement-Pond
•
18%
18%
120.
Ryan Aeronautical Co
15
20
1
Nlplssing
NTinea
800
5%
35
Light & Power commOn..l
preferred
;
6%
American
Northeast Airlines
62% May
North Penn RR Co
1,
50
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
17
108% 108%
Ogden Corp common
Co
Jun
Schlff
Co
common
Jan
Schulte (D A)
Apr
Securities Corp General
i
—
Segal Lock & Hardware
"
-
Apr
Rights,- w i
1
^
—1—^—
*
1
Seiby Shoe Co
Selected Industries Inc common
Convertible stock
—
$5.50 prior stock
Allotment certificates
—
Semler (R B) Inc.
——
Sentinel Radio Corp common
:
common.
5%
30%
-28
103
102
108%
108% 108%
1
1
Sentry Safety control
...—l
Serrick Corp class B—————1
Omar Inc
Seton Leather common—.
Poindexter Distillery
30
5 Va
29%
30
Oliver United Filters B_
Old
29%
5%
8
,,
preferred—
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Bros Inc..—
Seeman
73% May
15% iApr
1
...28
•
1
•
Manufacturing
ScUllin Steel Co common..
59% Jun
40
*
...
Inc common
Scovill
Ohio Brass Co class B common.
Ohio Power 4%%
8
Oil
108% July
„•
1
1
United Corp common
Savoy
111
1
8
Oil Co
Salt Dome
Samson
21%
16%
*■
80
Ltd
prel—
11%
16%
-.25
i
1
Regis Paper common
12% Feb
Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5% pfd—100
Northern Natural Gas
J20
Northern States Power class A..
St
Feb
54
8
.
Class A $2 conv
Apr
May
•
Tr,-:—...
Bt Lawrence Corp
12% Mar
63
•
Northern Central Texas Oil
—1
Feb
164
50
Utility Securities.
—........ ■
Consolidated Petroleum——*
Ryan
Ryerson St Haynee common
Jan
•
prior preferred
North
Feb
20%
■-f--v-1
North American Rayon class A
Class B common
10
*
2%
26% Feb
Apr
2.500
North Amer
$6
Apr
13% May
^-r_,g-
Noma; Electric——:
May
3%
2.200
12%
Nineteen Hundred Corp B
123% Feb
Rotary Electric steel Co
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave;
10,700
113%
12%
...
com
—1
Root Petroleum Co
12%
.
Niagara Share Corp class B
8
0
8
Roosevelt Field Inc—
.1
Niagara Hudson Power common——,—1
5% 1st preferred—
,.—.100
—£1
common
Art Metal Works
Ronson
N Y State Electric & Gas $5.10
N Y Water Service 6%
pfn
*
Ltd—dep rets for ord reg
Am
,
Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders
?
Rolls Royce
—
Mernhandlae*
N Y
Roeser St Pendleton Inc—..——.—*
0
N Y City Omnibus warrants
N Y St Hondnraii Rngarin
•
103
20%
20%
7%
2%
8%
15%
15%
3%
Overseas Securities
Paclflo Can Co common
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
5%%
1st
—•
1st pfd.
Public
11%
Apr
42
28
preferred
Jan
28
Pacific Lighting $5 preferred
Pacific Power & Light 7% pfd
Pacific
Shattuck Denn Mining—...————8
Shawinig.'in Water & Power
—'
Bheller Mfg Co_.
~1
Sherwin-Williams common
-.28
102% July
100
Service
preferred———-—-——100
113
•
Sicks'
tjnex
May
preferred
•
•
27
1st
Parker
Motors Corp.
Pen
1
Co—
Parkersburg Rig
___5
&
Reel.
Plymouth Mills
Telephone
preferred
23
$1
cum
l
Penn
Power &
Light 4%%
pfd
Penn Traffic Co.
Pepperell
reflect Circle
•
100
113%
7%
74
49%
„•
13% Jun
24% May
21%
46%
46%
UV2
318%
11%
314
49% Apr
12
.
108
100
•
1
Penn
-1
Oil
Pa Pipe Line
California Edison—
original preferred
preferred B—
Southwest
—12.50
lb
Southern
Jan
5%
May
6%
Jan
28
28
preferred series C
28
Southern New England Telephone—100
6%%
46% Apr
9%
12%
New Common
Jan
25%
4%
South Coast Corp common
South
-1
1
Corp—I
Boss Manufacturing common
Mar
26 %
11 %
5
2,800
7,500
—•
-
70%
60
Philadelphia Co
Pierce
•
common
Pbila Electric Power 5%
Phillips
pfd
Packing Co—
Governor
Righi swi
16 V*Ma*
•14% Jan
27% Jun
25
•
32
-1500
30% 30%
140% 143%
4
6%,
15%
•
common
23
Phosphate Co
I—
10
- Line—
—10
Southland Royalty Co..
—8
Spencer Shoe Corp
•
Stahl-Meyer Inc.
—*
Standard Brewing Co
.1
—2.78
Standard Cap St Seal common
1
Feb
Mar
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Am Shs
Pioneer
Gold
Mines
Ltd
1
Piper Aircraft Corp com
Pltney-Bowes Inc
4-^ Jun
7%
Jan
12% July
50
Pittsburgh. Metallurgical
44
70
page
preferred—.—10
common—1
$1.60 convertible preferred.——.2u
Standard Oil (Ky)—
.10
May
common.—.5
Pipe
Convertible
Mar
;50
Pittsburgh St Lake Erie
see
?
a
——
Pitts Bess St L E RR
For footnotes
;
I
.
Standard Dredging Corp
i; 12% July
16
-
;
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6
Jan
AptfMar ;
July
Jun
10%
200
2%.
13
>-
37%
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39
6%
7
26
32%
;
.
-
>14% Feb
300
300
,3,700900
200
600 *-
,.
150,
26
32%
700
-
.
3
38 Va
11
Feb
9% Mar
1,400
19%
9%
13
rri?
,
44
30%
29%
140%
3,400
10 %
176,
-
-
30
"
17
10%
19 •;:
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.
»
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—
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Southern
35% July
31% Jan
380
t~. 500 :
50
-
6% Jun
55V4 Mar
—
100
1,400
60
40
31%
4% jun
11% Jun
"
70%
35%
39%
-
1,700
12%
35%
17% Jan
9%'July
• •
3,300
-
;
.
Pharis Tire St wuhhay
Jan
7%
£1
v
Jun
374
Jun
48% May
5% Jun
—.—20
Co
fionotone
15
•
Mfg Co-.—-.
Jan
73% Mar
2,50
Penn Water. & Power Co
Jan
(Howard) Paper Mills
Solar Aircraft Co
Solar Manufacturing Co..
Smith
7% Jun
Penn-Dixie Cement warrants..—
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd.*
$2.80 series preferred...
*
,f
Penn Gas St Elec class A com
Feb
May
Elec Co—
29
25
Pennroad Corp common—
Apr
114% May
31% May
113% 113%
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
61%
•
common
Amer
48%
•
Peninsular
Sioux City Gas &>
3.90% preferred
39%
1
Patchogue
Singer Manufacturing
Feb
•
1
—;—100
Jun
169%
154% 155
20%
—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Jan
-
19%
8%
Ltd.—.--——--—-*
common—.—
15
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Paramount
Breweries
Co
7% Jun
10% Jan
—
10% Jan
24% Mar
18%
7%
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
11% Jan
26% Jan
Tubes common
Pan American Airways warrants-
$1.30
Page-Hersey
23%
18%
Sherwin-Williams of Canada.,a.
38% May
•
22
1:
2,800
.
0% Feb
7% Jan
2% May
34% Feb
35% Feb
6
Jan
24% Jan
24Vi Feb
Jan
Feb
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4505
(Volume 164
NEW YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 5
Week's
Ki
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Low
6%
Standard Power & Light
6%
Shares
BONDS
New York
High
6%
Low
5,100
3%
Jan
Feb
Standard Tube class B
6
Starrett (The) Corp——-
7%
(A)
& Co
Sterchi Bros
Stetson
Stmnes
50%
24
Jan
29%
18
Jan
9
6%
6% Jun
22%
11% Mar
227/a
18% Mar
25
2.
•
May;.
Jan
Mar
54
28%
Cement, Inc.
32
X38
52%
Portland
29%
28
26
45%
; Jan<
.L
14
Finch oil Corp
Swan
2%
45
'
Mar
Mar
.
Taggart Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common
Texas Power & Light 7%
Textron Inc
Thew Shovel
Cities
/
Tilo
May
Roofing Inc
Jan
Debenture
26 %
Tobacco
Product
Exports
,
1st
5s
.•
convertible
80o
•
11% Mar
8% Mar
*
•
100
Products
A7s
United Specialties common
Foil Co class B
$80%
104% 104%
$62%
$107%
85
__
__
..
1043/4 1043A
$101% 102 %
73%
•"-
—
•;
*—1957
1952
(July 1941 coupon)
6s
1952
Kansas Gas & Electric 6s
&ansas
Electric Power 3%s
15
106
46
McCord Corp deb 4%s
46
46
47%
46
46
47%
47%
2
47%
47%
101%
1
1
8
1
$46
2
10
—
Universal Consolidated Oil
.—.—10
•
5
sugar
Utah Power & Light common
•
10c
-.1
Utility Equities common
$5.50 priority stock
4%s
1981
2022
——
Amsterdam
New
5s
Gas
1948
New Eng Gas & El Assn 5s
Conv
deb
5s
$114%
rt
Y State Elee & Gas 3%8-
A5%s series A
1964
2004
(part paid)
<L;-'. rL,!V ^
Pacific
;
—v
Power
&
Light
"
;
5s__
•
71%
$105% 106
_o*
105% 106%
—$114%
—T4
'
-
105 "105
100% 100%
105% 105%
102% 102%
102%
—
-
3%s
————1970
Eleo
Power
5%8—1972
stamped extended
Corp
(Can)
102
a02.%;.>
,
1043/a
95
105
105
$105
$107%
$108
"
105 3E
—
109
10512
1959
1st mtge 3%s——
.—1964
Service
of
perpetual
'ly.
.V/Av,
,/
1949
—
New Jersey—
certificates
v
//
—
v
-1aM
$106% 107%
•
San
1952
$120
•
ASchulte
1951
$115%
1951
$1013/4
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s 3
Real
Estate
6s
|
Ward Baking Co warrants.^—.———.
Scullln Steel inc mtge 3s
Southern California Edison
Warner
1
Southern
California
$
Southern
Counties
Corp
Mills
preferred
Spalding (A G)
B
__20
10
—
»i
(Wm & Co
—
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
r:'V'
v
-'*
/"X'h
Brothers
j
——1
common
1
!_•
Wisconsin
100
Wolverine
&
25
L
4%% pfd
Portland Cement
10
Woodall Industries Inc
q
Woodley Petroleum
105% 105%
(Calif)—
(P W)
,
see
page
$106-107#
$108%.108%
i.
AStarrett
Btinnes
Corp lno 5s
(Hugo) Corp—
A7-4s 3d stamped
Btinnes (Hugo) Industries—
$36%
A7-4s 2nd stamped
Edison 3%s—
Toledo
United
Electric
N
J
42
$1063/4 110%
108
4s—
108
,
United Light & Power Co—
1st lien St cons 5%s
United Light At Railways (Maine)
6s aeries
-
A—
106% 106%
Utah Power & Light Co^-'v
Debenture 6s series A
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
A 5s
Income
//
debs
Wash Water Power 3%s-
Ltd—
American
deposit receipts.
6%
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
For footnotes
1970
L
1
Woolworth
1970
•
preferred w w
Winnipeg Eleo common B
5%
P
3%s
—in
l
%£■£
Wlllson Products Inc
Wilson
__
107% 1073/4
•
:V/„„„
Westmoreland Coal
—
1965
1st mtge 3s——ju.'——.1971
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
#£
Gas
125%
3s
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3%s..
Manufacturing
Western Maryland Ry t% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet St Stationery com
•
<-M"'
Gas
106% 107%
176,
Si
£i
•
Wept Penn Electric 5s
West
Penn
Traction
5s
Western Newspaper Union6s conv S i debentures
-
105%
98%
1013/4
' 23
98%
101%
31
;
99
t
105%
101%
108%
1
1003/4
105
18:
/102rr
1053/s
•106% .107 Va
s
101% J03%
45%
1950
4%s B
-
•
107, .107.,2
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Pennsylvania Water & Power 3V4S.1964
105
15
"
'
104
^
I
;.
.
102% 104
1979
Waltham Watch
Whitman
55%
2
71%
Safe Harbor Water 4%s
100
;
Westmoreland Inc
101%
44%
105% 107 i
$87
> *
-
preferred
Waitt & Bond class A
:
95%
2
1955
Sinking fund deb 4s
7%
West Va Coal fc noire/.
36
106% 107
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext..*
Texas Utilities $6
' f
;
;
•
115%
1st mtge 3s
....1964
Penn Central Lt 81 Pwr 4%sMW—.1977
u'1st ' 5s—
1979
Public
olv
100%
Ul%-^r
Queens Borough Gas St Electric—
West
■
1
i
103% n I
113
1948
5
Park Lexington
'•/**> * l!
Knitting
Rights w i
60 S
109
Ohio Power 1st mtge 3%s——1988
1st mtge 3s
—..—.1971
6%
Wayne
63
5
Public Service Co of Colorado—
Manufacturings^—,
Went worth
'
..,
46
^
100%
..1954
N Y & Westchester Ltg 4s
North Continental Utility Corp—
-
>
46
103% 103%
,
1961
1948
5s
Debenture 5%s
Venezuela Syndicate Inc
Aircraft
..1:..
:
,
1103/4 HO3/*
—
—
100 %TOO % 101 %
101%
100% 101%
—1950
England Power 3% 8—
New
New England Power Assn
Power
preferred-
;
60
104% 104%
1948
5s
common
Petroleum
Class B
i
46
'
—
Portland Gas & Coke Co—
h
I
65
I46
47
1947
5s
Philadelphia
.
65
59% ;;
46
$1043/4
1963
A
series
6s
•
50o
common
:
i
;
2
1013/4102%
"100
100 %
100
Gas Light 4%s————1967
Milwaukee
25o
10
25
Reclaiming
anwftfr n*
{
1
,-v
100
fe Universal Products Co—
Waco
,
•
105% 1083/4
47%
1956
to
Extended at 4%
—
U 8 Radiator common
Vogt
105%
'
i
v
103%
Midland Valley RR—
Jan
Mar
•
convertible
103%
46
Jan
Feb
47
•
$4
105, .106%
104
106
1966
2022
3%s
1969
Kentucky Utilities 4s————.——1970
25%
95
1st preferred with warrants
Venezuelan
3105% 108%
5
$105% 106
196$
.
Kansas Power & Light
—...
United Wallpaper, Inc
—1957
5s—..—
i
Power
Feb
and International Securities.
Yftfepnr Corp
>
t,
103% 103%
——1952
Jan
•
Graphite common
Insurance
106% 106%
1955
—1957
coup)-.
1941
F
Nebraska Power
U 8
Universal
75%
43
125% 125%
1970
^Italian Superpower 6s
Feb
......2S
Utah-Idaho
75%
$40%
$70%
1941 coupon)
(Aug
Debenture
Jan
•
Bharlng—
preferred
Machinery common
Rubber
.
1955
1
(Dec
E
series
Interstate
83/4 Mar
7%
59
1•
.'i/'L';: " f;
Preferred
8
107%
$106% 106% J
$111%
$1063/4
C
series
32
7
Profit
United Stores
5s
1
United Shoe
U
107
1950
——1963
*
10
rets ord regis.,—
United NJ RR & Canal
$5
107%
108%
——Jan 1949
;
5s__
Mar
warrants
Amer dep
U 8
104%
105%
1958
20% May'
participating preferred—
8
i
106
106%
Jan 1949
series
A7s
United Molasses CO
U
<
105
106
1948
6s
27
United Light & Railways——
United Milk Products
/
73
107%
104% L
105
1953
1
United Elastic Corp
United Gas Corp common.
3
65%
106%
1963
•
-
United Chemicals common
10%
?
*
•
-
Union Stk Yds of Omaha
United
a
112
103 3
3% July
10
Union Investment Co
'
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.
110%
104%
//
...
1
10c
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas of Canada
$3
65%
106%
103% 104%
1969
Indianapolis P & L 3%s
international Power Sec—
1
.
United Corp
65%
:i06
1950
West
& ref
1st lien
A7s
Aircraft
&
Service
A6%s
United
65'A
106
104%
1961
3%
Pow
B
series
6s
Indiana
•
Corp
80%
82
1985
A
3%s
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
A 78
Realization
1966
109%
1956
—
,
Power
A6%8
Ulen
115;
108%
105
109% 110
1993
1993
& RR 5s
stamped
Guantanamo
1
Cdyllte Corp
108:110%
115% 119%
113'
1954
Grocery Store Prod 6s
10
preferred
108
Residential Mtge Bank—
Green Mountain
warrants
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
105%
105
114
,107
■
1976
Grand Trunk West 4s
Shipyards Corp
•
6% preferred
190
1% preferred
......100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
.
103%
106% 107
1969 !
AGeneral Rayon Co 6s ser A
•
Inc
4
-.-ft
(Bait)—
4s ser A
ser B
Water Lt
Finland
Toledo Edison
Trunz
& Pr
mtge 4s
Gatlneau
—
Lt
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s
Elmira
Todd
Tri-Contlnental
Jan
ref
1st mtge
Amer
Trans Lux Corp
Transwestern Oil Co
,
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
Amer dep recs del reg
/
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR-—
1
•
-
5s
Gas El
Consol
May
1
-
Tlshman Realty A Construction
Allied Stocks
1870
5 s—.... 1950
5s.———1958
5s...——
—1969
Debenture
34%
0
Tobacco &
deb
62 %
-
common
114
—
Service
Cony
50c
Co
1962
—...
3% Jan
o Jan
26 '
102% ,102%
105
105
$106% 107%
108'
108%
1115% 117%
1ppn;
■;■
IA Central States Electric 5s——1948
J A 5%8
;
1954
S A Chicago Rys 5s ctfs (part paid)_1927
49% Jun
48
104%
111%
122%124;
101% 104%
i
.100
3
/-..
-L/'L
4
101%
109%
'
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pfd
102 %
<
High!.
1
1
'
•
Texon Oil ft Land **
—
A*,,1957 '
Ss aeries'- Cv,
mtge 3s ser P
1st ref mtge 2%g ser Q
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
U Gen mtge 4%s__;.
......1
common
Sxpria* "R
M
1st
Technicolor Inc
MS
:
MS
1964
Bickford's Inc 6%s
Boston Edison 2%s
Feb
44
Ray Drug Co
1st
Jun
24%
45
Corp
JS
195S
102% 102%
110%110%
$122% 123
__
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Range Since
January 1-
.Sold
Low
Ben Telephone of Canada— ■*;
Feb
21%
Sunbeam
A-O
1953
t
Bonds
High
J-J
2024
4%s
J'D
„
87e Jan
x21%
2%
Elec
Assoc T & T deb 5%s A
Atlantic City Elec 3%s
■
10
,
1961
1970
3%s
Appalachian Pow deb 8s
May
53%. Jun
-Apr
v
6s
Pow
Associated
31
7% Mar
6%
Paper
Elec
Jan
9% Jan
14% Feb
Jun
Writing
Appalachian
Jan
33
29
8%
....
Amer
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Last
Sale Price
toto
80% May
49
Inc
(J B) Co common
(Hugo) Corp
Superior
.
Jan
29%
Btroock (S) & Co common
Bun
.
23%
Jan
29 '4
common
Sterling Engine Co
Bterling
160
May
29%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Interest
Period
77/a May
'?%May
72%
common
Stores
'
17% May
Steel Co of Canada—
Friday
Exchange
High
\
Jan
138
'Preferred
Standard Products Co———...
Stein
"
3%
Common claBS B.—
Curb
Range Since January 1
46%
'
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
JL76
Monday, July 8, 1946
,
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
'
Quotations for Friday, July 8
r -t
',y.
bonds
New Pork Curb
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
KVftBO si D3
Friday
■
Interest
Curb Exchange
fork
New
-a
ftVsftft-ftft"','
Last
Period
:•
-
V
■'
■
I par
Low
31
ARussian
80
26%
•/.
30%
100
27
*"$21"*" ~27
—
2Q%
20%
.
~5
32
1
23%-
u
20%
20%
i;
v
2008
AMeQeU-in
7$ stamped———„—1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota
A7s (issue of May 1927)
____1947
A7s (issue-of Oct. 1927)
1947
to 2Yes
Interest reduced
J-D
—
*33
*33%
;V-
—
36
*52
Xf-N
A-O
—
50%
$27%
■
43
90
99%
37%
2
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22
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certificates
of
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44
37
;
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feiye; "conv.V convertible;* "M," mortgage! "n-v,"non-voting stock f"vi c," VoUng'.t rust'certificates;'
"wi," when issued; "w wy" -with warrants; "xw," without warrants..
;k-y: vr'-vk l H
51%
50%
51%
20%
23%
:>'?'- *52
J-D
t—
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Low
prices; *o sales being ^transacted aurlng-eorrent voek.
.ABondi being .traded flat
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AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
*42%
98
|
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,r
No.
^Friday's bid. and asked
;
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6%s
y
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:
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reduced to ,2
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~ft--
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,
98
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-Sold
i'
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A)
'
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92%
J 94% 100
;
(Plan A)
stamped
Maranhao
(Plan
•Bends
v
Bid & Asked
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
83%
so;
:
~
}30
196
—
0
J-J
MS,
6%s stamped_1958
(Peru)
City
A Lima
.
^
\
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r.
^ J
J-D
F-A
———-—1953
Danzig Port & Waterways—
A External -6 M»s stamped
78%
mv*
—
Friday's
or
Sale Price.
>
J-D
?
.2008
High
'l l'
stamped
.1972
■
m -n
imwio-m1
■' ■■ •
5s
•
Low
'
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5 Ma
■"
Extended
Sold
•
Parana
Range Since
January 1
Bonds
A-O
J-J
-
A Cauca
High
Period
Low
Interest
Agricultural Mortgage > Bank - (Col) —:
A 20-year
7b
--.April 1946
o 20-year 7s
dan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
Danish
,
Sale Price
;
Interest '■i't Last
171
Mortgage Bank of f»»nmark 5s
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid.& Asked
Week's Range
Friday
Exchange
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Quotations for Friday, Jv|y 5
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STOCKS
Range
Arundel. Corporation
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■
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——.
Bait Transit Co common
::
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■
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—
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.—20
V
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—
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Mt Verrion-Woodbury MiHs—
r
!
312
181% Jun
25
312
168
40
Jun
300
'Man
312
May
312
3
■
310
2
United-Rexall
:?47
-
Jun
Waldorf System
July
-
33
Casualty
——25o
49%
J50
"XT 8 FideUty It Guar,
58
31% Mar
3.7
100
50
52%
14%
'
39
JWar
53%
2,930 ;
50%
Jun.
156
W/2
Jun k
53% July..
Jun
83%
200
78%
Jan
70
71%
307
•
■21%
22Vi
34%
■'
18% MayJv
#5
64% Mar
-
60
33%
-
158
Jun
46
52%
15%
-12%
—
Westinghouse Electrio Corp.
High
38% 'Jan
14%
_10
Inc_.
370
420 f
-
•51%
25
common..
l
^
-
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—5
Apr;i
78% Jday f f
1
93%';Jun^t
Jan
32% Mar
18
3(9%
Jan
33BUUnWBMWMi
100
50
414
-47% Jan
54
$1,000
lOC^Xlun
100
Feb
70c
ai-k
1.30 Mar
Apr
,
Chicago Stock Exchange
Bonde—
Interstate Bond Co 5si-_-—-—1947
42%
49%
k
Jan
20
1.10
100
49%
41
50
•
u—
Lorn
May
33
33
1.10
-
Jan
I6V2
IS
47
41
Drug Inc.
United Shoe Mach
U S Rubber
Jan
58
ICi'"i
-2(1
Amsterdam
13% May
75
-
*• 41
312
31 Va May
Feb
Jan
4%
50
*
\ Jan
25
-vlOO
A
Bigh
,
V; -'
Range Sluee January 1
High
5
——
Union Twist Drill—
United Fruit Co
.
Common-
North American Oil Co—
"v.
312
20 ft-v
New
12
181% 181%
.••:;,.-41
—_20 v:.
-
■!
28%
t
Fidelity & Deposit Co——
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp-
v1
28%
ft'.: 12
___
Torrington Co
Low
Range Since January 1
k- Lots.
High
kV>
of Prices
Par
Shares
Low
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Last
Bale Fried
Par
Sales
for Week
Last
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Friday'
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jun
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
!
Last
*
•RV-Oi
Sales
Ik
■forWccfr"V.->
Range-
Sale Price t of Prices
Low
Acme Steel Co common
(J D) Mfg.common-
49%
49% 49 Mr
-Adams
Auonral
Boston Stock Exchange
stocks
•
Friday
Week's
Bangs
of Prices
Xoto
I
Teb &
American
507/a
51%
53%
537/a
150
1,143
185%
235
30%
198%
Tel-
Woolen
Anaconda Copper
American
..
142
82%
43
Boston Re raid Traveler Corp.
,
Common stamped
Jan
150
55
82%
1,496
44
Mar
55
7%
145
80
Feb
43%
380
37
Feb
45
8%
32
7
July
67%
68%
kk''-:" Stamped' ————„^*-100"
class B
ctess O 1st
10%
Jan
115
13
July
14%
500
13%
17
17
50
15
14%
100
14
Jam
16%
16%
15
100
.
19
19
45
18
18
.Boston, personal Prop Trust-—
18
15
17
Service .;;
,,
,
39
39%
57
60c
10
90c
10
24%
r 15%
•14%
28%
27%
Co capital—*
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St
—10
Butler
Feb
Fuel Associates—
>>4%^prlorpreferred
i
.
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^ ...i,
V-i
99
175
■103% 104%
Jan
L'u
'
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Employers Group Assoc—*———
Engineers Public Service———
-
.
44
,,^100
A3
20
44
^
'•*
/•
*
ft
36%
36%
15
35% Jun
46
_V';
,35%
37%
76
32 V4
First
National
Stores..^——
—»
—,
Gillette Safetj Razor Co
60%
Feb
60'/8
61%
145
-Feb
48%
1,195 ^
(The)
_•
44% Feb
38%
U0
40 ;r
Co, Inc—
Commonwealth Edison
54% Feb
47
„•* *
vv.iSgthaway Bakeries class.
■
40
-Class. B
'
4%
—
.XennecAtt Copper ——^•
Maine Central RR 5% preferred—100
Mathtesen
Alkali
Works,^.
;:
35%
12%
211j
22% J«n
S Sil
41
A%.
i;13%
57%
58%
50-
*27
.1X3%
*12%
65%
f;65%
130
Biscuit
10
*39
•—I——-5
52%
25%
;45
180;
14fii,
-;
48% May
-1
27%
ft5c
<,
17
20% May
T5c Jday
*3,600-
*
124%
124% 126%
—-100
131%
131% 13.4'.
90
2.50
•1%
•1%
:1%
130
13.Q
1,710
Nnrtttexn RR <N H)__——w—100
RR
Colony
130
V
100
128
30
Elgin Nat
" Apr
•V
132
■
..
.Mar
",Feb
Pennsylvania
8%
~
.50 ;*
RR
,Jan
2% Feb
130
Jifty
143,
9
335
!
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3Jnn
]
May
f
P;
-
40%
.t 41
J40%
41%
202
40%
41%
821
•
•40% Jun
39% May
Reece
Reece
Corp
Folding
Shawmut
8cone A
.25
Machine
4%
5;?|;
•
—
—
15%
;15%:
10
2%
2%
—•
16%
16%
16%
Webster Inc
•
20%
20%
For-footnotes "see
page
21%
Apr
20% Jun
•
;
,
47%'Jan
tvJMl -;.
Jan :
}■*
.113
May '
-
<
•
.184,
'
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225
.
50% Apr f f
jJan 1,
'25:
Feb'!,;
15% May
Jan
211
Jan
Mar-
.28% Jun
;20a Jan
6% Feb :;
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100
| !r
17% Jun
:
150
July
120% Mar
26% Feb w
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.
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65%,May -'
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Dock
Co
-
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Dredge &
76
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,
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v
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,..V.. 150
HM
5%:
is
9
f,.H' V "i- \i^y
;3% Jan
6% Feb
25
14% Mar
44%, Jun
'#% Feb
.
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: ::.21% Jan # ':■? 34
1.700 ¥ •••;
.
;8% A4ay«M
v
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May
Wfa Apr
15% Jun
2Q0
10%:
,-260, tAXW*. July.
-
General
Amer Transp
General Candy .class A
Vl$
Feb
12% Fun
27:, --Feb
»!
49%.-. .-05ft.- &'-Apr- a! • it A9%-July
Gibson
25 'Vf
—
General Finance Corp copunon..
-General Motors Corp common—
Refrigerator Co
T3flo~
66
common-.
.10
15%
70%
fv'70%
common——1
$5U;tM
15 Yi
9.0
200
-1% Apr
16
18%
Jun
Feb
63 *
,
v,;.;id
10%
Mar
•:•:;88% Jan
2M4 Jun
Jan ■
43y« &m-y>
.*
1.200;
<69%
>16%
Jan-
Feb
79% Feb
Jun
10
1.400
*: 'Gillette
Safety"
Razor common—
Goldblatt Bros Inc.common—-—
■
.
^ -26%
^ 24 : :
38%
25%
39
400
26%"
150
17% Jan
160
:•
v.:-30O, ■y.MV* ffm
V5 ■ visiter
14%
'48%
/
120 ;
3i<4^:v. AQO
2f
47% Apr
395
15
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8.5%
;
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—-5
10
*
18% Feb
31 y* Feb *.':
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.29%
«j»
common.
Jun
25y» Jan
4,800
38
Apr,
—jan
25 U
P 25
41%
14%
Jan
"
500
,
3%
Association
16
k«A7%,Feb
\
Quincjr Mining Co
Feb t
JanH:
/May -j
136% Jun
r 750
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25% Jan
1% Jan
.
ion
12T
•
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1 "Electric
j3;7% May
Jan'
,
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Eddy,Paper Corp (The)——m^.m
HouseholdKltU Corp—
^—5
.56% lan
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Pacific Mills common.
.
"
36*:*
'35
14%
Badge Mfg Corp common new,—Domestic Industries Inc class A
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Apr:
:
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39
9.750"
13%*"
65%
130 r
23
.
;
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22
v
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22%
60 V
j(6d%^pr
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195
33%
75c
—
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21
;:::rl0%
100
1.440./rio;
35%
25
common
common—
t
,41
jJun
4% Jun
.
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100
26%
vJ22%
—
New England Tel it Tel_—
17
:
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12%
21%
.
dan,'
8ft
Narragansett Rac'g Asan Inc.
Nash-Relvinator
JfurfeipnaJ Service Cos
North Rutte Mining—
May,
33%
■«?
X25% Jan i
-
Feb||
46
Mar e"»
38
.
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•'%';•'
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9% Jan
-
200-
.
13% '13%
42% Apr
,10ya Feb
,5.0ft
•
New England Gas & Elec Assn—•
5%%- preferred
Jan
st
-
209% 211
f
5i8/4 Feb
,
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6^99#^ API
-100 3 V ?
18%-
23%.
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Chrysler Corp common—
.Cities;, Servloe Co common
15%
f
^9%,Rua|];
k-29-;- - .Feb^ f
*"'
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47%'Feb t
41% Apr
; • **•■■':
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n«narAl"RlPftfirfft
26%Jan
-
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40ft
48%.--'
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Chicago Corp common—
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'
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49% May :
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Mar
■■:*X
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Coleman
;
«32%^uly's
•
Jan
!
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Cherry Burrell Corp common^—
36%
*
1-.
'•••:
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50-
49%
34%
—10
—
Apr
19%
22
50
-~.
;
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J4%.Jan
•40% Mar
®5,-^
23
Pub Serv;;$6 pfd—•
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——
Central States Power *to Light pfd—*
>
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18%
Feb
A1
20% Jun
■
V
AJ»
-.-250'
35%
104% May
30% Jan
•
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13.%
■■
pfd—
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Central & W UtU commonkm.
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66%.
49%
Central 111 Secur Corp conv
Eastern Mass Street Ry—
5% .p^d adjustment-,
28%-
31
49%
(A M) common-
Castle & Co
■
.100
600
'
18% May It
r:fe-7%^Feb|t
:.44%J?eb[j,
1,300
56
Wire clasd A pfd«,
common.
41% Jun
2
k'
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Burton-Dixie Co$»
Jan
Apr
15%
17%' 19
56%
Common
Bruce Co (EL)
20% May
'90c
8%
100
..
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25—,-
15
kBrowh-Fencj?
Jan
,26% Feb
••
230- t
,4^50u;,.v
-
Feb
199 % May
'
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4% Jun
15<- -Mar
•
Brash & Sons <E J) capitals
Jan
.25
Mfg
Central Illinois
'cities
?
300
Bork ^George W) Corp___
Jan
23
25
.Feb
14%
.25% May'
AOO-t-
22%
22% Jan
i
16% May
18
May
43%'JanP
5
Jan
r>ya
12%
-435<Fk-'
6%
10%
•
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20% /Jan! i
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45%
Binks
Jan;
20%
May
.14%
10%
f
1,950
il%
Feb
21
-
'
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1.500
Bliss, <& Laughlin Inc conmaou—.
Jun
*91
Jan
14%
pfd jStampedw—10ft
class D 1st pfd——100
Stamped
67
13%
17
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4505
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY
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2% Apr
35
Elec
17%
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Parke, Davis
Peninsular Metal Products
100
1.35 Mar
500
390
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Mar
to
7
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356
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2
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15
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28
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165
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24%
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25
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Richfield
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10
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27
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Mar.
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24
13%
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——
Mar
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Monogram Pictures
Mt Diablo Oil Mng & Dev Co
8% Jun
.
10% Jan
110
29%
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Jan
Mar
25
—
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Hudson Motor'Car
Klnsel Drug
• •
24
RooVer Ball to Bearing————10
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.
Mar
5
7%
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Kresge (SS) Co—
33
-
■
Merchants
Feb
July
42%
70% May
72%
7%
Motors ———
—10
Michigan Die Casting-—
1
King-Seeley Corp
Mar
61%
83
Jan
4
41% Feb
450
—
28
38c
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6% Feb
42%
:
25
46%
1
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27% Feb
4% Mar
2% Mar
1,600
17
23
342
Jan
23
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3,700
1.65
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Mascot Oil Company
Apr
I Feb-
1
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9
150
6
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7
25
1,389
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27%
42%
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Feb
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22
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76
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May
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100
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30
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Jun
Jan
50
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20% Jun
.
69 Va
21%
123
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Nordon
Class
Jan
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21%
B
GCittmer
10%
200
Jan
19% Jan
v $ X .15 y« Jun
a66% a67%
1.80
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Range Since January 1
High
13%' 13%
!
26
26%*:
,
1
—
18%
X 750.
High
385
Apr
200
a66%
—
21%
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Detroit Gray
18%
;
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20%
Burroughs Adding Machine..
Consolidated Paper
'
15
Low
No.
.13% Jun
8
Jan
for Week
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*.305
15
*
common—
Petroleum
Intercoast
Sales
Week's
Last
®**# Price
T4 -14%
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common
Motor Car Co
Hunt Foods
vvIWSay
15
:
355
20
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Motors
Paint Corp
Hancock Oil Co "A"
STOCKS
v
Range Since January 1
Low
360
360
■
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
DETROIT
ford Building
'
Corp *.(The—■w—JJ
Corp common
10
Garrett
Chicago Stock Exchange '
100
Radio
&
class
Stores
General
:
Stock Exchange
Friday
2.05 Mar
Apr
Gold
Mining Co———1
Ore
'
Imperial Development
Co————25o
6c
13c
—25c
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•
3,500;
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Se Stan San Corp—
Smelting & Refining Co..
Amer Rad
COMPLETE INVESTMENT
FAIRMAN & CO.
Member Los
Amer
AND BROKERAGE
FACILITIES
Mining Co——
Listed—Unlisted Issues
—
66% Mar
186% Feb
a48% a49%
1,397
50
10%
10%
Direct Private W!re» to
West 7th Street
210
i
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Baldwin Locomotive
«
—
33%
170
Sale Price
Par
Aireon Mfg
Low
n%
11%
50c
Corp—
Bandlni Petroleum Co
4%
..
Barker Bros. Corp. com new———10
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
1.00
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co———1
Diamond Corp
2
Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp—
1
90c
4%
Blue
9
9
Pacific Railway Co.
^5
—
56%
56%
11% Jun
50
3% May
100
4%
35
245'"
3,700
..:
1.00
600
4%
200
4i/2
93/3
Jun
6% Feb
2,200
5% Mar
800
6
Apr
May
High
17%
Commonwealth &
Jan
-10
Central
Investment CorD—
Cessna Aircraft
—
6
Jan
Class
Apr
7% Jun
70
31% Feb
GO
41
Jan
45
33
31%
32
430
1
7%
7%
110
31
May
6% Jan
129
129
130
120% Mar
Colorado Fuel & Iron new
5%
*
__
a
May
9% Feb
.
375
16% May
20ya May
37%
335
34y2
Jan
45%
Co—-———5
Creameries of America, Inc
i
27%
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Aircraft
Dresser
Industries
Co—
(new)
•
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50o
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—
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Exeter Oil Co, Ltd class A
15%
5
1 ;
—
'
*
126
26% Feb
41
10% Jan
13%
28
400
22%
Feb
31
230
18
23%
•
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190
65
20
75
31% Feb
1,290
36
17
15
15%
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14%
2.55 ;2.50
2.65
90
May
98%
•
Mar
33%
•
Interlake Iron
a6l%
100
14
Jun
13% Mar
;
*
60c
May.
35%
Jan
'
Apr
5% May
32% Jan
23% Jan
Jun
International Tel to Tel
of Canada—•
39%
Corp—.—*
a22%
•
7%
Inc
...:
2.70
Apr
■
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2
19% Feb
26
220
51% Feb
a51% a54%
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a76
May
56%. Feb
40
46
78
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18
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410
39%
385
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60
39 y8
77% May
15%
Apr
59%
145
Apr
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77% May I
10%
160
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\
Apr
Jan
62% May
'
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20% Jan ,.;
36% Mar
41%
Feb
Jun
31%
Feb
Apr
23
58
58
250
50% Jan
60
13%
15% Apr
407/a Apr
14
1,075
11% Jan
35
33% Jan
Robbins, Inc.——1..—.18
•
a51% a52%
95
47
Montgomery Ward to Co, Inc—
I
a23% a23%
20% Feb
16
Feb
33% Feb
'
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2—7
Apr
12%
Apr
20% Jun
25
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40
30% Jan"
50
325
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18
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International Nickel Co
Jan
1.965
Jun
11
" a47
a47
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Apr
24
21.592
Feb
31% May
2% Jan.
27% Feb
50
•
Feb
50
'
Mar
5%
all%
Graham-Paige Motors
Jan
24
169
a86 % a86 y«
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r
54% May
Feb
12
Apr
a
■
51% May
78% May
.
Loew's,
Emsco Derrick
—
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Douglas
—
a46 %
Goodrich (B F) Co——
Feb
27%
37%
..
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136% Apr
20%
al7%
20%
•
73% Mar
5
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General Electric Co.—
Jan
371%
17%
20
preferred
Consolidated Steel Corp———
22%
45
a24% a24%
a24%
-_5
A
Great Northern
5
Chrysler Corp
18% May
25
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5
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70 Vz May
40
Jun.
—100
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III
Vultee
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310
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—
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335
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a38%
125
Southern Corp.
General Foods Corp
California
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12
Continental Oil Co (Del)——
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—.
Curtiss-Wright Corp ————
Jun
2,077
Jan
50% Apr
112% Feb
52% Jan
77 y«
—
Aircraft Corp
...
Continental Motors Corp—_—X
Cons
.
1.15 Jun
57%
48
Feb
6% Jan J
41
843% a44%
*
—•
Commonwealth Edison Co——
Range Since January 1
Low
98
a38% a40%
—
.25
Columbia Gas to Electric Corp—
Shares
-
Jun
20
20
a5l% a5l%
—
Co.——
■
11%
5%
_
Broadway Dept Stores Inc common—•
I
Commercial Solvents Corp—
for Week
High
a377/s a38%
__
1
Byron Jackson Co.
of Prices
■$!$•
J
Apr
5
—
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Corp.
Cities
Sales
Week's
Range
.15
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Service Co—————-
Angeles Slock Exchange
,
30%
Jan
49
,
,
Case
Last
a53% a53%
a55%a557/«
38% Jan
22%
165
..
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Canadian
Friday
160
Jun
14% Feb
30% Mar
25
a48V4a49%
all0%all2%
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Aviation
Feb
119%
«
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STOCKS
a29% a29%
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Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Bendix
Borg-Warner
Los
—13
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Barnsdall Oil Co—
SCHWABACHER & CO., SAN FRANCISCO
YORK
Jan
9% Jan
;
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81
18% May
12% Jan
109
241
—
68% Apr
194% Feb
43% Jan
336
17%
17
—33%
—3
——
17% Jan
50
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al98%
308
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Anaconda Copper
Armour to Co
Angeles Stock Exchange
—•
.100
722
20%21%
——
American Tel to Tel Co-.——..
92%
93
:
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406
Jan
76% Jan
May
99% May
51
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Number 4505
[Volume 164
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY «
>>> 7 vi;,.Friday
■0; Last
Range ■■.; for Week
Sale Price
Par.
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York
New
American
North
American
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60%
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530
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Union
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580
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400
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July
60c
5% Jan
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100
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34%
•
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39%
;
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300
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39% Jan'
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32% Mar
375
Jan:
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32% Mar
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St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Philadelphia Stock Exckange
STOCKS
Friday
Week's
Last
Par
American
Stores
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American Tel
—....—
Locomotive "Works
Baldwin
t
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of Prices
'■*
-
—
198%
Low
Edward D. Jones
Sales
a
Range
Sale Price
for Week
:
Range Since January 1
Bightv
36% 28%
197% 199
Low
75
-
27%
746
185%
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38%
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83%
Apr
17% July
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Rights
;
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Curtis
Pub Co
Delaware
common
Power &
17%
Power
Pennroad
%
17% July
26%
&
Penna Salt
&
American Inv
14% Mar
17%
Jan
Bank
9% Mar
12%
Jan
Burkart
9%
Jan
Jun
47%
Manufacturing
Philadelphia Electric Co eommon
;. $1 preference common
Coca-Cola
Emerson
May
Johnson-S-S Shoe
35%
Feb
24
Feb
4
21%
40% Jun
^
27% Jan
41%. Jun
.
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5% May
July
v,
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•
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8
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Laclede Gas Light common
McQuay-Norris common
50
Feb
; 9
; 40
Jan
25
*
common
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod
78% Jun
Jun
.
Knapp Monarch common...—.——*
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10% Jan
Jun
Apr
.—.100
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*
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31
17
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6% Jan
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9% Jan
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23
32
24% Jan
30% Jun
Stix, Baer & Fuller
participating
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Corp
Jun
55
1
common
Jan
59% Mar
„
8%
1
common
46%
33%
common
Invest
9% Jun
46
■.
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Transit
Jun
...
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Shoe
International Shoe
32% Jun
Tonopah
Jan
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common..
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32% Jan
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15% July
Mar
47
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8
35
15
■;
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121% May
Class
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Brewing
Feb
General
preferred
.
3
common
common
High,
Mar
11
Mfg common..——1
Century Electric CbWwWW
31% Apr
32% July
-
Paper
Shoe
Columbia
Corp
Reading. Co
RangeSlneo January 1
low
—1
.
Light
Philco
common
Buil'ding Equipt
Brown
Light
Phila Elec Power 8%
•
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80% Jan
70
May
-
49% July
.
Curb Exchange Associate
55'/a Jun
69% Jun
40% Feb
7-'
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Bell Teletype BL M
~
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49% Mar
new.——.
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Power
10
32
Jan
59% May
lb
42% Mar
49% May
Meyer
common—
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United
Phone
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Chicago Board of Trade
Jan
26%
—
27%
Scott
'
Jun
Pennsylvania RR
Sun
'
7
Brothers
National
Reo
;
140% Jan
22% Jan
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
4.4%
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Motors
Gimbel
Penna
'
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26'/4 Jun
117% Feb
Light
SlectriQ Storage Battery—
General
126%
New York
May
May
121
_
^ Jun r
-
Chicago Stock Exch.
Jan
135
,
77
New York Stock Exchange
St. Louis Stock Exchange I
Jun
200%
Mar
Members
45% May
-
Feb
95
300 North 4th St., St. Louie 2, Missouri
High
Jan
30% Apr
Bankers Securities Corp com—.;
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.i
Co.
&
EstabUshed 1871
Shares
Wagner Electric
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:
83 "^preferred
United Gas Improvement
common
common
Jan
;
Jun
Unlisted—
General
Electric
common.
General
Motors
common.
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 5
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22
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22% Jun
British 'Columbia Power Corp A
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40
Apr
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75
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38
25
22
340
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145
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Jan
40
May
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26
Feb
100
130
-
26%
Jan
227
Jun
27
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27
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Power
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29% Jun
24 % Feb
131.
155
Jan
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14% May
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53
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Jan
47.
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common
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Jan
26
common
Jun
35
July
9% Mar
class A.
—
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*30% Jan-
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12%
J.
B
Apr
Jun
-
14% Jan
—
preferred
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216
19% May '
23% Jan -
pfd.i
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5%
Jan
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Jun
Biqh
24-
-Feb'
181%
common
Canada
Low
19
19
——.1—
Iron
Canadian
page
Range Since January 1
-
Mines
Canada
Preferred
For footnotes
207 /
22%- 23
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1,635
3% Mar
Canadian Breweries
Hardware
22%-
205
;
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23
Mills.
Gold
Canada
1 103
-
;
22%
Shares
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Building Products class A——.
106% May
May
206
Xour:
Class B
Canada Wire
preferred.
—1..—..
Light A Power—
14
-
.22%
—
18%Mar
10
100
213
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.
22%
:
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4,477
•
106
38
22
.
100
.
Telephone
1,940
'
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106
Bell
.
19
.
Bathurst Power & Paper class A..
,1
common—
Warrants
Asbestos
37%
__
:
Aluminum Co of Canada
Pfd——100
Argus
-37%
—
-—100
—
18%
22
Agnew-Surpass.Shoe common..——•
^ Preferred'J.—.
\20
19
.
18%
Acadia and Atlantic Sugar A com—..*.
'7 5%.
preferred
..—.100.
Algoma
Range
.for Week
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7'.„ <
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.
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1
.
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200
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—
147
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970
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25c
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.
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72
w
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30% May
Feb
\
,
90
,
.
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electrio Corp
a22
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24% Mar
1,275
1
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2%
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.
l°ya
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45
33%
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1
229
32
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—
,
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33%
21%
,
.
Plate
Screw
Common
%
:
——*
common
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry pfd_
Renner Co
iW
119% Apr
160% Apr
7% Jan
51
'>
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—10
-r n
Preferred
23% Apr
100% Feb
160% Apr
4% Jan
35
6
a90% a92%
-5
-•
Brewing
Pittsburgh
Pitts
'/
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg Co—
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc—
-
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Pittsburgh
'
•
22% Mar
100
'
28
31%
National Flreprooflag Corp.W.p.^.
Oil; & Gas
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65% May
450
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Western Union Tel CoX...«
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Gas
Mountain Fuel
23 > Jan
.29% Apr
"
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46
Lone Star
—i;
.
13
40
"4.:
>52% May
49% May
76% May
..
Feb
.18%
50
^
a23% a23%
>
47%. Jan
-.
Jun
-
29%
.
Harbison Walker
35
May
18% Jun
15% Mar
145
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7;:'
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30
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39%.
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Southern Ry Co
»
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13
—
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,
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r>28%May
^
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for Week
28%
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.
Range
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—•*
.
(D L)
Devonian Oil
37% Feb
^
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Clark
Apr
47
40% May
'Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
12% Feb
125
,,
,
1 Friday
*
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29% July
9% May
V
20
a27%a28%
—
19% Feb
...
255
220
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—-
—.—*
150
a72% a.74%*,.
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.
f."
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29%'
10% >,
10%
High
24% May ;.';i 85% Jan.
13
May
16% Jan
31%Mar.•• 36% May
275
'
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range Since January 1
;
Co
Motor
'
—
•
Shares
High
a25% a25%>
.
..
;—10
4• ,-.V!■
>.
Ohio
low
,
RR
Aviation Inc„
North
of Prices
107
.
Jun
99% July
>>
27% July
27%
Feb
Jan
60
Jun
Apr
110
May
-Monday, July 8,1946
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
THE COMMERCIAL
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
WEEK ENDING JULY 5
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
;
■
for Week
Shares -
Sale Price
■
:
Canadian Car &
V;
P**
Celaneao^pnMnon^^.^w--*,
—:•->
-
Rights
580
16% M&f
.21 ¥a
550
21
/
/ 41%
233/4
295
59%
Jan
69
405
40%
Jan
233/4
31
'
233/4
jr ■ '
Cockshutt Plow
v-y:''*
A
'
—5i
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
my*
Crown Cork & Seal Co—,
Feb
Distillers Seagrams
17 ',}*
15%
2,165
130
16
!«
51 ¥2
52
33
X
27
24% Feb.
19
15 ¥2 Mar
41 ¥2
21
'
10%
10%
•
Preferred
446
"»■*
r-.
Weston
(Geo)
v
Zellerj Ltd Mmman
34
;
100%
1QQ
y,
'■ *
",
,
15
July
-52
Jan
29%
Jan
33% Jun
•;24%
Jun
27
•-
v
common—,—
*"
43
f
20
Donahue Brothers
; Donnacona
Famous
35
105
31 ¥2
Jan
325
47
Apr
51
1,746
12 ¥2 Mar
23
25
—.
28 ¥4
Feb
23 ¥4
Jun
24% Jun
26
90
Jan
120
May
May
165
Jan
184
Jun
24
Jun
22%
Jun
13
Honlr^al 0urfi Market
Canadian Fnnds
STOCKS
19 ¥2
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Apr
455
Jun
13 ¥»
Mar
9
1,115
32
15 J
Mar,
20
Low
28%
Jan
34
Feb
Brand ram
:
5 ¥4
5
5
May
Feb
Feb
July
18
106
20¥a
Jan
109
56 ¥2
& Distil of Vancouver Ltd
•
52 ¥2
1,693
52 ¥2 July
12 ¥2
12%
165
87/e Mar
B ,C
17 ¥e
816
10 ¥2
765
9 ¥4 Mar
36
38
740
30 ¥2 Mar
523/4
53
220
52%
Jun
53 ¥4 May
42
43
400
37 ¥4
Jan
50
17"
14
Mar
13
•
100
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
i:
v-
'
•
*'*" o
•
18 ¥4
Jun
12%
Mar
Feb
Tmpwlitl nil
/ *, -;
-1
15 ¥4
15 ¥4
19¥4
19¥4
19¥4
&
8 ¥2
International Bronze
'Preferred
130
130
*
—23
International Nickel of Canada torn—*
50%
68
68
68
v-
5%
6
87
87
87 ¥4
16
16
9¥2
97/a
common^..,——*
Corp———15.
International Utilities
24
62
111
111
111
20 ¥2
20 ¥2
107.60 107.80
16¥2
241
....
•
—
Canada Wire & Cable 6 ¥2%
Jan
38 ¥4
Feb
7¥2
6
130
_
Packers Ltd class
B
100
pfd
Industries Ltd
Jan
28%
33
Jan
40
39% Mar
47
43
595
52
1,371
43 % Mar
59
120¥2 Mar
140
47
Feb
60
15 ¥2
Jun
56
100
7
16
15
10
36
37
Silk
Vickera' Ltd
18¥e May
¥2
Lake of the Woods Milling common.—*
/■Lang
08 Sons Ltd John-
36 %
24 v
A.———*
—3
Laura Secord Candy
4
Jan
28¥a
preferred
7%
.
29
Jan
37 ¥4
Apr
Jan
A
24 ¥2
18%
21
85
24
19 % Jan
85
Molsop's Breweries-—-—.—..—.—-—..*
common ——100
,
—
—
t
•
.
,
v
k
Locomotive
Montreal
,4; Montreal Tramways
,
'''
r
\c
'
37%
'
July
Apr'
26 ¥2 Jun
14 ¥2
40
Preferred
22
18% Jun
:
Preferred
National Breweries
Jun
Crain
Jun
Ltd
Cub Aircraft Corp
July
25% Feb
22
20
May
22
Ltd—r
Ltd
L)
(R
David
Preferred
25
—
30
Jan
56
&
Frere,
Jun
52
44 ¥2
Jan
52 ¥2 July
Dominion
30¥4
Donnacona Paper
44
52 ¥2
27%
21%
28
24
Jan
31
30 ¥2
31
24
¥a Mar
31
Wire Weaving.
Noranda Mines Ltd———.
63 %
63
64
63
Jun
72
Dominion
Jan
Square
35
35
35
180
—
180
Car Aircraft—.—.—.——.*
Ottawa
I
180
63/4
—
30 ¥2
Apr
35%
Jan
175
5
Jun
63/4
81 ¥2
*
Ottawa
Electric
Ottawa
Light, Heat & Power com—100
Rwys
8 ¥2
Jan
50
Page-Hersey
/•
Placer
May
20
17
18
16
Mar
103
103
' 103
102
Feb
33
33
33
30
Jan
19%
193/4
19
Apr
23
Powell
6t
7
"
Quebec Power
.......
Jan
;
' 1
.
•*
•'
'
y'
'
Canada
Standard Chemicals common—
5%
preferred
-
footnotes
see
page
184.
13 ¥2
4
6
July
2%
Jan
7 ¥4
Apr
30
447/a
6%
—
100
*
Realty Corp—.———*
preferred
36
63 ¥2
36
63 ¥2
cum
red preferred
Companies
Fraser
Lakes
Great
Jan
27
Jun
Jan
19 ¥2
Jun
15
Mar
20%
Apr
11 ¥4 Mar
14%
54% Mar
73% Apr
Int
Metal Industries Ltd
Inv
Foundation Ltd
17
15% Jan
Halifax
8
;
83/4
37 v
.
35%
36
36
10J
•
109
Jun
5 ¥4
Jan
SVa
Apr
8
Feb
25¥2
Jun
60c
Apr
Jun
17 ¥2
Feb
75
May
36
July
65
May
Apr
12
53
•
3 2 ¥2
1.25
5
•
90
Insurance.
2% Mat
*7%Mar,
30
.3.4
Feb
Apr
39
iJun
4A
118
Lowney
.-
36
14
.
106
Jan
13% Jun
102
Jan
16
J'7,
common——_'—*
.80
11 ¥2
,
106
19y4
—
18% Jan
/po: Ltd^H,^.,/13J
14% Jan
12
10 ¥4 Mar
16
■/ 16
103
7/
103
100 ¥2
Jan
i;
;
;172
.
■
106
■
Jun
79
Jan
92 ¥2
Jun
94
84
Jan
9 4 ¥4
May
pfd—£400 .104.90
Distilleries. Ltd preferjredsrslO/16%:
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—.A&.3
.21
%"
'
J
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f
,
15
Mount
,"V:v '
ITova
'
Scotia Light Js Fower
Nuclear Enterprises
17%
'
'
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_.
*' ~,
109-
1,000
78% 78%,/•' »;
13¥2 "13%
' /
10%
11,
.
1
'A -
106% Jun
18 ¥4
45 •
,wi
•
Feb
,39% Jill?
,
^216-
104.90 J04.9a
16¥2 '
17^
•. 21 22% ?
Corporation Lt'd—————-'
Ltd-^———«&-*•• " •*— *
Royal Rice Mills—
—,
10%
A'
47%*tay
■
^150
15 A15*
Jan
"
* 12.y;
V> {'
Mount Royal. Hotel Co
,Jan
92%
■
May
12%
25
L,59y«;; 39% -39%u
McCollrFrontenac. Oil £.%
Apr
Jan
94
•
July
,.
198
Ufa
11%
15
-
Melchers
May
92%
•
commopja&f
|dasfle/-Hawto
July
25
15%
11%
..
—
19%
15
,80
Jun
May
14
80
J5
14
f®
14
———*
—rl
c
19 ¥4
15 r
11%
35
J4
t
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yj-/';'• t•./:•.•.'•"• ••"—*:i~ '>
MacLaren Power & Paper Co,—. .44;
<44 ; 44 - ^ .^ -400
38% May
t
Feb
35
.•.•.•1.13.
•
.
class A„...*
MapleLeaf MUUng: Co Ltd
326% July
21% Jan
,29
Ltd—.——100*
i'-:,V
Jun
26%
Baking Co
Lake St John F & P~J—
Lambert (Alfred) Inc
Mar
Feb
Jan
85
Mar
$3
14
f
36
65
Jan
90
20% Apr
'
36
106
22
19
v-
24%
7
>
19 Va Apr
17% Jan
1
Feb
3 ¥2
Co—21„
67
17
Jun
19 Va
200
25
1.385
65
16 3/4
163/4
20% ' *20%'»
May
13 ¥4
Jan
"
Jun
64 ¥2 May
Apr'
103¥2
Feb
38% Jan
145
205
815
26
Apr
8
22 ¥2 Mar
365
Apr
36
• >
25 •/
Preferred
13
3%
57/a
—
3%
26 ¥4
17 ¥2
26%
•
•
109
—
Steel Co of Canada common
For
'
*
5
*
23
Apr
44% Mar
1.425
65c
65c
13% 13%
65 66¥2
36
10?
•
Power
17
Feb
Feb.
4
10
«
Jan
1.50
20
1.60 Jun
835
167/a
8 ¥2
Feb
7% May
50
26
-
Southern
—
Jkn
Jan
6%
May
15%
525
427/8
27
27
19 19 ¥2
427/a
65c
13%
66
13 ¥4 Mar
36
preferredH,lty.^..l00
Southam Press Co
—
427/8
*
30
35%
;
fihawlnlgan Water it Power———.*
Sherwin Williams of Can common
•
Sicks' Breweries pew common.,
•
Simon H & Sons pfd-.
-100
'•*.
7
15
18
6
54
30
•
34%
8
-
50
A preferred
__
Jan
Jan
15 ¥2 May
125
class A
.14%
^0%
St Lawrence Flour Mills com———*
fit Lawrence Paper
6
50
30
—
16 ¥4
75
Feb
75c
Feb
May
90c
Jan
4% Mar
375
8
2,00
Corp Ltd com
34
—
*
•
common
16
7.823
7¥4
1.90
—
17
Ltd
,14%
,—w
Lawrence Corporation
19
20
20
Mar
60
1.600
25
50
19
19
—
19
19
Ltd
%\%
Transport
Provincial
5
7¥a
80
40c
52
4¥n
7¥s
80
5
7¥a
—*
Co Ltd
34
of Canada.
Roiland paper common
68
Jun
3.80
Apr
July
7
135
500
68
-*
Power Sec
Inter-City
,
10
55c,
10
50c
.
Jun
Jun
174
Feb
Tubes.—.
Pricf Bros & Co Ltd common————*.63
v
31
Jan
14 ¥2
Apr
43%
Jun
2.40
Jan
4 ¥4
21
:*S
34% Feb
—•
Development
1
River Co—c
Power Corp
5¥a
Feb
147
*"
Motor Co of Canada
Ford
Godfrey
£
141/2 141/2
„
—
•
Corp
Aircraft
Aircraft
Fleet
Feb
83
17
100
Preferred
81 ¥2
Jan
98
Feb
9
Jan
Jun
Jun
Foreign
%
Co. Ltd
Steel Products Ltd
Eastern
Jun
182
Jan
Apr,
12 ¥2
140
*
'
*—
2(T"
Woollens
Fairchild
OgUvie Flour .Mills coimmon.——..*
Preferred
,.—.—100
May
70
31
245
,
May
•
Niagara
Feb
253
4%
6,700
—
Lfinitefe" B——
Feb
52
18
Jan
3¥a
Feb
*
National Steel Car Corp,
Mar
Mar
1.75
100
1.750
705
172
*
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Malting Co Ltd
...
May
35
51%
52
Feb
III
May
62
40
203/4
52 ¥2
common—^.—*
Jan
22
15% Jan
3%
2.5®**
*
u,
Consolidated Paper Corp
Dom Oilcloth & Linoleum
:
Feb
62 ¥2
113% May
163
172
—
15
July
July
35
..
29%
Apr
Jan
20 ¥2 Mar
107
Apr
II ¥2 May
May
56 ¥2
3 ¥4
*
*
100*
—'.J
...
37%
29% Feb
14%
40
20%
22
July
23
172
*^T4'-rr
Dominion
—
Apr
16
109
3 ¥4
Consolidated Div Sec class A—.——3*®
85
21
Jan
41
Commercial Alcohols Ltd common—*
v
100
———
....
16 ¥4
14%
21
Light Heat & Power Cons—*
Montreal
18
40
—
.100
—
104
Jun
8% May
¥2 May
23% Feb
80
Jan
14% Jan
24 ¥4
37
37
Montreal. Cotton new
.Preferred
17,/
23%
17
23%
—
Jan
14%
43
31
41 ¥2
31
41 ¥2
Apr
8
86
2
Ltd
Wines
Preferred
■
McColl-Frontenac Oil ————.*
77%
5 ¥2 Mar
100
-—:
Claude Neon General Advert com
"
Massey-Harris
31
Canadian Western Lumber Co!
1
Catelli Food Products Ltd common
Apr
24 "
—
(
Mar
10
68
5%
3 ¥4
3 ¥2
2¥4 .3,
3 ¥4
2¥4
•
common
16% May
Jan
12 ¥4
21
^
MacKinnon Struct Steel preferred—100
Jun
55
May
.25
15
July
11 ¥2
25
5¥a
Products
Canadian
27% Jan
18
.
68
—
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Canadaian Power & Paper Inv com—*
Apr
Jun
895
241
—
*
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd^
16¥2
__
*
class B
Canadian Internatl Inv Tr Ltd com—*
/Feb
Apr
13
273/4
Jun
10
Apr
16 ¥a May
Jun
May
129
183/4
—
General Investments Ltd—•
Canadian
Mar
140
May
17%
525
14
Jun
17 ¥2
Oun
16¥a
May
32% Jan
145
273/4
....
5¥a
Jun
42
20
Canada
Chateau-Gal
(John)
Jan
July
4
16%
267
Ltd
Canada Malting Co
Feb
16
14'
Jamaica Public Serv Ltd common——*
Labatt
:
July
280
45
30
8 ¥4
55
.
19 ¥4
28%
275
23 ¥2
fr>2
17% Jan
18%
18%
55%
Jan
25 ¥2 Mar
35
25
97/a
15%
40
507/e
Jan
3.935
23 ¥2
Jan
27 ¥2
129
——100
13
110
6
1
Dominion Sugar
&
Canadian
International Power
11
10
10
•
•
Canada
Jun
270
130
42 ¥4
42%
International Paper common
Preferred
International PetroleumCoLtd—*
16¥4
16
13%
2,450
35
165
July
,
100
13%
39
•
15
4
*
Hosiery
Butterfly
Apr
May
27 ¥2
27%
•
common...
—
33%
33%
•
100
Jan
14
376
2,450
10
410
28 ¥4
4
4
Canadian
Industrial Acceptance Corp com
Intercolonial Coal preferred-
28
—
class B
Co
Apr
140
25
16¥4
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Jun
8
5
1
1
759
15 ¥2
8 ¥2
; ■
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1,731
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38
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93/4
36
53
42
16
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Brown
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14 ¥2
5
British Columbia Packers A pfd
Class B
Apr
52 ¥2
14
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British Columbia Forest Products Ltd—
May
12¥2
17
160
12
12 ¥2
165
130
52
7
Mar
50
6 ¥2
165
—
British American Oil Co Ltd—
Feb
52%
Henderson
Bright & Co Ltd,
7 ¥4 May
Mar
20
107 ¥2 107 ¥2
20
111
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Jan
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410
18 ¥2
18%
18%
107%
110
200
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19
-
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19
19
109%
9 ¥4 July
9¥2
6 ¥4
100
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High
Low
9 ¥4
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High
6 ¥4
♦
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Jun
110
18%/19%
31
for Week
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Glove
Acme
Jan
"
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16 ¥2 Mar
100
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.
Range
of Prices
Last
103 ¥4 July
Jun
Feb
380
390
Jan
32% Feb
Feb
23 ¥4
102
t.
100
Jun
May
395
16 ¥2
Power common———.*
preferred
100
K5Va% preferred
———100
General Bakeries
—
———•
Apr
25 ¥2
July
21
39 ¥4
20
35% May
51
19%
New
33% Jan
19 y2
103 %
5%
v:
Apr
50 ¥2
4
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27%
35
-
/ Gurd
21% Jan
155
50
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880
1,170
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?
Jun
26 ¥2
25%
10
General Steel Wares common
23¥4
39 ¥4
45 y$
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ft
22 ¥2
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25
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of
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16%
760
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184
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225
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30
23%
Jan
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Mar
26
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320
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23
625
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23 ¥2
.
14
;
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21
104
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Canadienne
Commerce
July
Jun
108
Dryden Paper
28
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230
*
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13
..
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34
40
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trust certificates—.—
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Jan a
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20
:
20
.
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.
560
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20
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41 ¥2
25
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13
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21
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99
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34
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.
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109
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35
—
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^
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1;725
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.
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•
182
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23
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44
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31
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50
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5,790
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48
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Jan
-
Jan
160
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33 ¥4
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145
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1,623
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46
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33
35
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,
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,
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180
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47
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36
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31
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July
243/4
97% 100
*
23 ¥4
Jan
23
Jun
23
21%
Canadian Pacific Railway——
■
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26 ¥2 May
17
Canadian Oils
55
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405
34
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,
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B
413/4
31
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Class
66
37
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36
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44 ¥2 May
413/4
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25
——.
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.*6%
21
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20 ¥4
16¥*
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for Week
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High
Low
21
16%
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of Prices
Sale Price
/Range Since January 1
•66
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ma*
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Cl&SS A
Canadian
..
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Friday
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,
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July
119
May
15
May
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JHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN
LISTED
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 5
Friday
Last
Week's
j-Par
Orange
Crush
5v;A
preferred——
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Friday
Shares
■:{<:iLowi:j
20
20
134
20
23
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24'/a
55
20
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May
25%
Anglo-Rouyn Mines
Jun
Power Corp of Can 0%
6 Vo
partic 2nd pfdi
1st
pfd_^—100
109%
——50
Quebec Pulp & Paper 1%
Jun
46
112% May
Jan
60
May
Area
red pfd—100
33
Mar
^Quebec Tel & Power Cbrp class A—*
43
May
8
Jan
8
Jan
Sarnia Bridge Co, Ltd,
——
Southern Canada Power 6 %
Arntfleld
Fuel
Canada Ltd
United
Securities,
Inv B
24c
10.
————
16
-1
Astoria Quebec Mines
Mines
Atlas
9c
9c
41c
-1
28c
28c
69
69
Yellowknife
Gold
Alta Mines —'
Mines-.
1.00
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:
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Mines' (1937)
Mines
5c
Mines
Goldora
-
July
50c
17c
3,000
17c
Jun
10,700
58c
15c
2.000
12c
3,000
10c
7c
1,000
7c
14c
•
36c
37c
'
40c
July
Jun
49c
1.02 Apr
67c
July
1.55 Feb
—
Mines
28c
40c
Jun
70c
41c
1.80
100
59c
1.300
25c
9.600
3,25 July
16c
Apr
39,700
23c
80c
17c
5.000
16c
Jun
1.50
25c
27c
8,625
15c 16%o
26,000
15c
26'A
10
10
__
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—
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11c
•
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100
1.35
17c
17c
500
47c
15,000
14
—
14%
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,
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.
c
Class B
305
32% Feb
7%C Jun
•
620
6%
6%
25
86c
94c
1.15
1.15
1.26
23,910
19,600
47
47
50
57c
73c
257,200
65c
206
5
22
22
6
60c
60c
61c
5,600
1
24c
24c
26c
11,400
37c
500
37c
500
>
6
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preferred
50
—
Bobjo Mines LtdBonetal Gold Mines
July
44%c July •
,30c
Jun *>>■
i
f
51c
\
—*
55%
19c
31c
34c
.Apr
,if.>
■
42c
36.500
35c
July
1.15
15c
5c
2,356
4c
Jun
9c
70c
80c
5.800
70c
Jun
31c
30c
1,000
18
18
150
1.00
2.000
16c
16c
18
Jun
42c
July
16c
3,000
12%
Feb
1.41 Feb
43c
Jan
16%
10%
16Vi
16%
10%
10%
Canadian
Mines
Burlington
32
32
3.8j5 Jan
Gold Mines Ltd.
46c
Gold -Mines.
Feb
-
Yellowknife
Quemont Mining Corp
4'A
4%
23c
22c
23c
53c
5.50
5.70
24c
22c
26c
30c
30c
32c"
34%
*
1
Soma-Duvernay
Canada
Jan
7%c
13%
16
15%
16%
1
—
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Bread
3.05
common
-♦
->100
A
7%
107%
2.10
30c
33c
32%c 32%c
2.95
7
3.25
8
107% 108%
Mines
Canada
Jun
Canada
Malting
Villbona
Gold
•Wasa Lake
Westvllle
Mines
Gold
Canada
North
Canada
Class
Ltd
B
Canada
Mines
>
'-
30o
&
class
6%
Jan
A.
Canada Wire & Cable class B-.
Canadian
Gaspe
—
;
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common—„
Commerce
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
—
Canners
common—
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common.
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Canadian
—,—
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Tofhnto Stock Exchange
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Canadian
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,
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$1.50
$2.50
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preferred
preferred
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com-
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commou
of Prices
Shares
;
Aluminium
107
~t
38
common
new
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22
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pfd—
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100
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110
,
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V
Apr
40%
Canadian
Malartic
Apr
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Canadian
Canadian
Pacific
July
Canadian
Jun
Jan
1A5 July'
19e July
95c
Mar
9^50 May,
May
Cariboo
•
Jan
Castle
26
>;
Feb
Central
103
:230
Apr
May
27
Jun
.
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class
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25
B
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*
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May
22% Jun
,
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Canadian Wallpaper
ll%c Feb
Jan
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-
com
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70
.3,000
....
100
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*
common
—
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High
21
SVicMay
395,
;
22%
38
60
....
9c
38
Mar
18% Mar
3,500
\
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For footnotes
100
>3,212
—
4%
■
14
»
„
July
^20% Jan
-103% Jan
107 ^
24c
—
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22%
9c
.
38
,
1047/a
9c
Canada
American
"38:
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00'
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360
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,3,420
22%
Gold
Aigoma
20
18%
22%
,
Range Since January 1.
Low
>19
>—^
t-preferred'
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'
*
Products
——
Class B
:;".'
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18%
.
18%
?
—«
Agnew Surpass common
Alger
19
20
20;
Sugar
—
Acme Gas A Oil
new
—
A
Canadian Industrial Alcohol
-
for Week
Low
•
*
Sales
>
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.
ar
Food
*
common
Dredge
Canadian
Class
Week's
Last
•
common
;
Canadian Celanese
Gold
■>.
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1
Trethewey
1
Canada Loan
.4.V"P;.;:
Central Patricia
100
—
i"•
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•
'x'-
Mines
-
-
i':"
1
2.25
Central Porcupine Mines—i———1
Centremaque Gold Mines—
20c
20c
2.40 Apr
38%c Apr
1.38 Jan
-Feb
.Chateau-Gal
Chemical
Wines
-
—i-w———J*
Research
1
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
10
65c
2.35
10
10
65c 70%c
2.25
2.50
7%
43c
Jun
July
July
Jan
Jan
1.41 Mar
Jan
Feb
;; Jun
9%cMay
# 15 c;>Apr
26% Apr
'-"17
44c
Apr
Feb
2.95 Jan
44c
Mar
56c
^
Jan.
3.60
-
Jun
:>;r-9%
Jun
102%
OU Stocks
Home Oil Co Ltd
Homestead Oil 4c Gas Ltd
Royalite Oil' Co Limited
r:'; 35
i,
Jan
Mortgage-
Cable
.
May
2.40
Steamship preferred
Wire
Feb
97c
Jun
—
Canada
Ltd
Jan
72c
11
Jan
v~12% May
22%; Jan
12% Mar
—24c
-
55c ? Jan
1.64 Apr
23% Mar
class A
Canada
Mines
Wright Hargreaves Mines
>■
d 4%c
—
May
5% May
^
Jun
Power
Permanent
J?":' 35
July *' 45c
1 ' 15c
.
Packers
n% jun
May
Cycle & Motor pfd
Standard Gold Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Jan
17% Jun
Jun
22c
-
2,600
3,725 >
80
Jun
18
28%
>>
1,830
1.87 July
20,300 »v20c
Jun
1,120
'
•'
iU >30% Jan
Jun
Canadian Car & Motor preferred.
Canada Cement common
Statiacona Mines 1944 Ltd
^ 18% Feb
Jun
Mar
v
1.08 July
5.50 July
34,900
1.87
^
\ 50c
-289
26c30%c
31c
/
25% Mar
,
Apr
Feb
Jun
'f30c Jan
Jun v,*,. 39%c Jan
22c S Jun
76
1
>
May
-
f.
270
26%
27c
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,
10,
2,000
13%
26%
*
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6c
j
.16
167
13%
Ltd
Ltd
Gold
6c
34%
26%
__
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.
21,100
•
—
Flin
—.
Mines
Mines
Jun
15
5,100
5.55
Campbell Red Lake
Gold
45c
20%
4,000
1.25
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Class
Feb ■;
Jun.
8
318 '^>282*- Jan ;■
175 3% Mar
50c
•
Callinan
Mines
92C
12
100
1.08
Steel
Calmont
Quebec
'V:
^ 13c
^ 15c
t-
50c
Calder Bousquet Gold
7.80 May
37c
Jan
32%
4%
t.,
•
Class B
w
*
Gold Mines
Red
Burns class A
Dredging Ltd
-
1,110
~v
5,600
1,225
21,100
Bunker Hill
1,76 May
Jan
55% July':^> 60
17c July
' 30c
30c
Apr " '
50c
-
725
1
Buffalo
2.22 May
.
1.15
•
Buffalo
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
23% May
24c
3,210
1
Buffalo Ankerite Gold Mines
Lake
28
Jun
V;
6
15
„
1
Mines-
—
27y2
'
•
Oil
Gold
23
218 "
July
July
60c
J
2,440
18
22%
27%
•
•
Buffadison
'18
.r
"Broulan Porcupine
Mines, Ltd
Jun
2,000
-4,000
123A
18
■'--■■■
Dominion
12%
15c
22y2
"
—
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British
26%
July
*
Mines, Ltd
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
2.24 Feb
1.00 July
14c
16c 16%c
Brit Columbia Packers class A-—.*
Feb
31c
14c
16c
;V'\2.65 May
-Vy
22
-
\
1
—
Jan
'1.76 Feb
51% May
Janv
181
'
•
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Class B—
-r-4fy reft
■
Feb
23
7% May
-
10,000
>
-
Apr
%■?<1.64
Jan
45o
.
8,900
•
Brantford Roofing
*
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com—•
British American OU
•
Jan
65c
r
.
70
17c
Dredging
Sherritt-Gordon
22
Bralorne
Feb
.
55%
Jan
19%
•
31c
l
—
Bonville
Jan
..
232
17% c
—
i
1.15 Apr
35c
1.00
.
Jan
>' Jan
39
28c
24:^Apr«v
July
1,15 July
_
Blue
2.05
5%
37% May
Feb
86c
30
1
"
205 207%
>
Jan
; Apr.
40
\
6,400
1
Jan
35c
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
'
37
100
—
24c
,;4
23
19
Feb
Feb
:,i 27%. Apr
Jan
Mar
12c
'
Bldgood Kirkland Gold—
58c
37
88c
__
Gold
30
~
Jan
1.45 Apr
53c Mar
Apr
14
490
44%c 44%c
Ltd
Ltd
Pandora Cadalllc
21%
1
Bell Telephone of Canada
Bertram & Sons class A
49c
17c July
42y4c July
<
215
140
6%
__
7.25
May
15c-" Mar
11c
22%
•
Jan
25c
39
Boycon Pershing Gold Mines—
42 %c
4.50
26%
38 %
1
Building Products
Blscoe
26%
22%
•
Feb
5
,36c
Jan
16c
2,250
—
3.60 Mar
July
1.400
1.50
—
27c
1.12
5.10
Nova Scotia-
Beatty Bros class A
Beaulleu Yellowknife
Jun
60%cMar
1.80 July
3.25
75c
4.70
Montreal
Bear Exploration & Radium
Beattie Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
25,500
2,900
57c
4.75
1
Class B
Apr
30c
82c
1
1
Mines
Bank of Toronto—
Base Metals
Feb
22c
17.000
1.10
—
—
Mines
Geld
of
Jan
43c
14c
July
Apr
May
2,500
38c
22c
23c
—
Lingman Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Lingside Gold Mines—
Rochette
.Jan
Jun
July
Bathurst Power class A
Mar
Jan
20c
—.—
'Lake Rowan Mines—>
Pitt
55c
27c
Mar
15c
■
May r'
46c
Bevcourt Gold
Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Mines
20c
35c
1.80
——
Pato Cons Gold
-.V.
Apr
78
9,100
89,600
88,500
Apr
33c
3.25
J-M
Cons
'
58c
(
July
July
'■
Nechi
50c
•.
35c
Bank
May
2.60 May
30c
Jan
1,500
24c
40c
Mines Ltd.—-
Macdonald
Mar
'
30c
Bank of
Feb
33.900
36c
Mines.—
Shore
87c
Jun
186
Lake Mines
Lake
55 '
Feb
?'•-
;
46c
Bankfiqld Consolidated Mines
34c
70e
22c
20 %C
——
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Howey Gold Mines Ltd
*
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines——
Jack
25
; 87c
31c
,,,
„
5
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd
Found Lake Gold
Goldvue Mines
July
29c
35c
t
Mines-
Jun
34c
35c
,
—
East Malartic Mines Limited
East Sullivan Mines—
5c
500
1,000
10c
—
Mining——>
Goldbeam
ll%c Jan
600
34c
29c
15c '
———
Gold
5c
15c
7c
I——
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Cheskirk Mines
Elderidge
July
22C
:
SOo
Bagamac
1.80 July
30c May
17c
& Diamond Minings
Development • & Mining
Central Cadillac Gold Mines?
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd—-
Cournor
1,000
May
Apr
58c
•Celta
•
20c
80c
29c
—.
—
Mines
11,800
24c
Ltd
Ltd—
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd.
Beaulieu Yellowknife Mines.
BonviUe Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
1.80
15c
—
Astoria
Athona
Bouzan
28c
Jan
Apr
Jan
-1
Aunor
Yellowknife
Brazil Gold
July
July
23,300
Apr
18
.......
.
69
*
Mining Stocks
Mines
9c
Jan
1.70
62c
12% Mar
30c
V..
55c
"
July V
1,500
33c
-*
Mar
87,550
■
Jan
Apr
3% Feb
Mar
68c
22 %C
345':;
9c
30c
25c
6,600
>
16%
—,
—
Arno
22%c26%c
Feb
12
102
Aubelle Mines Ltd
Aumaque Gold Mlnesw^.»,MJ|
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Akaitcho
3,500
Mar
Jan
24%C
JUn
8% Mar
14,100
v
Jan
23c
85o
;.
99' Jan*'
.1.40 Jun
313
1.25
—>———
Atlas, Steels
100
30c
July
Mar
13%c
10
-
30c
1.10
.16
1.95 Jan
May
9c
61o
2,000
1,445
-
2%
29c
V
10c
v
2,800
~Ay*
Athona
—
9%
99Mi
'Hy*': 33b
—
•
preferred
Ltd
1.12
4,000 •
26,300 f
15c
9
—
-1
Ashdown Hardware
Asnley Gold
1
Corporations class B———*
of
-1
High
1.30 Mat
LJY-j'jV'**;
14c
-
99%
2%
-1 m
'
United
15c
i:
——
Mining
;
v..
9
00
Bangs.Since January 1,.
low
100
9c 10Vic
70c 72'/2c
—
1!
-*
r, Gold
Mines
Armistice Gold
.Thrift Stores Ltd common—
United Distillers
common
10c
9%c
*rit;;
Arjon
.pfd^-lOO
Southmount Invest. Co.
Ltd,
Stowell" Screw Co' Ltd class A—
United
-•
preference——,
10c
10c
JLx
cony
Warrants
*
1.41
..
High
1.41
—
-1
Mines
Argus Corp Ltd
4%%
I
-1;
■■■?$$*vj;:
r
low
4
Ansley Gold Mines
Apex Consolidated Resources.
Aquarius Porcupine Gold
Sales
;for Week
Shares
of Frlees
'at
Jun
'
'
Sale Fries
High
Jun
Week's
Range
Las*
Range Since January 1
High
20
Common
.
;
Range
x
„
Sale Price
'
■
JVolume 164
Jan
108% Mar
THE
'
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 5
Last
ar
1.25
_1
Cltralam Malartic Mines
Gold
Willans
Cochenour
'
•
Cockshutt Plow Co——.
A
*1
Lake
Coin
Yellowknife
Colomac
Mines.
.*
Gommoil Ltd
Commonwealth Petroleum
.*
Coniagas Mines
.5
.•
Mines.
Coniaurum
..;
:
—
85b
80
3.10
2.90
%.■
2,242
'.*
M
16%
52c
80
>
,
35% Mar
52c July /
67%c Mar
45
11,300
- 8,000
95
19
Apr
1.05 Jan
1.38 Apr
32c
500
30c
40c
48c
2,000
40c
2.30
2.40
500
2.15 Apr
36c
Apr
51c May
2.85 Feb
1.70
1.70
1.87
2,400
1.70 July
.
4
.
16% Jan
22
Apr
101% May
20
20%
180
99%
886
10
175
98
175
179
22
Conwest Exploration
.•
1.11
1.10
1.20
3,460
20
20
15
Corrugated Paper Box common—
Jan
July
—
78
173
Jan
Jan
1.10 May
8
Jan
Week'a
Harrlcana Gold Mines
Hasaga Mines
25%n
1.40
asn
1.60
19c
23c
33c
33c
1.52
1.52
^206 Mar
45,058
10,056
6,700
gag
1.35
33C
1.65
41c
1.35 July
19c Mar
Heath Gold
-1'
——.——
;
1.95 Feb
Jiin
20
Hedley Mascot
Heva Cadiiiftft
,„i--
...
Oli
High wood Sarcee
Hinde
33c
36c
Ac
7c
—
Dauch-
7c
1
23 Va
13%
Hpllinger Consolidated Gold Mines.—Jl
Homer
:
•
-
Yellowknife
Homestead
Oil
70,600
7c
"./'V "
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3.05
.
3.16
3.05
•<
17c
17c
6%c
*'J y ^'
'x
46c
1
Gold Mines
• •-
•
•
v-<'/
46c
53c
52%
14%c Jan
.
27
Apr
19%b Feb
:
200
42c
45c
7,750
42%
43c
1
••t4
42%
325
1,000
36,350
•
1
—
11c
11c
•
12
12
13%
325
——r„,16
30
30
30%
Imperial Oil
_•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-5
14%
14
14%
15%
15%
15%
505
3,870
860
Imperial
•
16%
16%
16%
40
Indian Red Lake
Aircraft
1
42c
42c
52c
Inglis
—
————
•?■&;*»,.# ^
Davis Leather class A——
6
—
12%
12%
8,700
200
—
V" V
Delnite Mines
h
-
■
a-
.
/'
'
-
.
:
Varnish
J
:;
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"
•
j
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Diversified Mining
preferred
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Electrohome
class A
Gold
Waite
Jack
Jacola Mines
Jfasnn
♦
B
Joliet
'
'.—--1-1-.
Quebec
;
—-
19
20
75c
—
90c
1.05
1.20
13,400
9,400
25c
38c
East Amphi Gold Mines
East
3.25 July
Sullivan Mines
Easy Washing Machine
43
Lake
—
'
'
,
common
Preferred
Federal
\*\
; ./, ?•
..
Jan
Y-'>
Gold
80c
"14,700
12c
15c
27%
1.49
1.5$
2,500
10
."7,500
—•
1.50
-
.
28
*
'
14%
14%
1.30
1.60
1.30
1.60
V,
'
14
2,975
100
1.30 May
8,250
5,500
1.60 July
19c
27%
7.60
28
8.00
37c
35c
37c
■
19c
7.00 Mar
35c July
10,900
Mar
18
Jun
29Yt J&n
7.05 Jun
24%
.
20% Jan
24%
24
12c 12 %c
12c
July
35c
35c
35c
Jun
/
36c
19% Jan
4c
Mar
L35 Feb
20c
!
—
Ltd.
clflflfl K
J
*
Jan
1.00 May
2.25 Jun
Vun
n,».^'
34
.33%
••
preferred——100
105%
1
—1
34 34%
32%33%
105% 105%
115
5
34^ Apr
27% Jan
245
,
26% Jan
.
(
34
May
"105% July
L50
38c
Lundward Gold
■—*
32c
*
1
3.60
3.25
1
1.99
1
1
1
2.95
53c
2.20
2.95
3.70
19,400
Magnet Consolidated Gold
Malartic Gold Fields—
53c
61c
V 11,900
2.05
2.45
Manitoba & Eastern
*
4c
4%c
18,000
Maple Leaf Milling common—
*
15
14%
15
9c
9c
690
1,500
92c
92c
1.05
20,900
30c
27c
33c
19,700
17 %c
170
18C
3,600
Gold...
Lynx Yellowknife
Macassa
A.
May
11c
Goldfields
Mines
Louvicourt
—
July
24% Mar
"875
1,400
12c
(Marcus)
Loew's
Apr
15
28
7.60
•
Juiy!
1.30
1.8$ ;
20c
19c
1
12c.
23% May
1.49 July
Mines
MacDonald
MacLeod-Cocxsnutt Gold Mines
5.00
Jan
7.50
Jan
3.75
Feb
19
MacMillan (H R) Export
July
—.—
75c
Mines Ltd.
85c
22c 24%c
-
Goldcrest
37c
Lake Gold Mines
Red
Madsen
Gold—
Gold'
Goldale Mine
42c
Maralgo
Eagle Mines
25c
Goldhawk
Gate
Marcus
Gold
Marlon
Jan
Rouyn
2.90
—
Goldvue Mines
Massey-Harrls
Apr
McCabe
Tire
Preferred
&
common.
;125r
common.
:
..May
10c' May
17% May
15 %c
Jan
2.20 s Jan
51c
Feb
45C
Jan
Apr
Grain class A-
12 %c Mar
Rubber
Jan
3.75 Jan
35% Jan
12% May
Preferred
1.15 Apr
—.
Goodflsh Mining
Goodyear
Gold—
Martin-McNeely Mines-
40%c Jan
Mining
Golden Manltou Mines
21,900
21
Feb
79c
.
5.45 Jan
95c
-
Jan
1.30
Golden Arrow Mines.
Golden
'
66c
75c
J,
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Gold
Jun
5.20 Jun
Gold
—————
Gillies Lake-Porcupine
God's Lake
July
Ltd——
LoblaW OrocctcHflO
flnsfl 4<,P"
General Steel Wares common.
Glen or a
Jau
10c
—
> ■
•
1
General Bakeries
Preferred
40c
86c
Mines
Little Long Lac Gold Mines
;
General Products Mfg class
8,150
7,810
Lingman Lake Gold Mines
preferred.
Gatineau
46c
10c 10 %c
Mines
Oro
Lexindin
■
Mining-..—
Exploration
45c
Leitch Gold Mines. Ltd
Ford Co of Canada class A—L
Frobisher
4%c Jun
Luz Mines
Lebel
Mar
Fleet Aircraft—————
Francoeur
1,000
"
Laura Secord Candy
—
—
Kirkland
•.
6c
48% Jan
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops—
Federal. Grain
May
May
5c
70c
1
Lapaska Mines
4.75 July
12
common-
new
17c
20c
—
Lapa Cadillac
"
•>
Falconbridge Nickel
>v,'V :
Mar
8%
—
Gold
Lang & Sons
July
29
2,300
1,000
Lamaque Gold Mines
July
50c
20c
23c
,
Lake of Woods Milling common.
La
Mar
71c
——
Mines.
English Electric class A
——
Mines,
July
1.60 July
18c
10c
Mines——.———1
Fortune
Lake Shore
10% May
13% Apr
Economic Investment
Eastern Steel new common——
Players
88c
30,850
1,500
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd.
Jun
v.; ;'•
•
'
i
Townsite
July
Famous
■
1
1
1
—
Lake
Laguerre Gold
Jan
7c
Class B
i
*
1
-
Labatt (John)
Labrador Mining & Exploration
July
1.70
Oil
—
——;
——
Klrkland
Jan
75c. July
1:10 Apr
29,000
25c29%c
Co
13
782
y
East Malartic Mines
.i y,f
*
23c
5c
,'..r •
Klrkland Hudson
u:—-—100
—
Gold Mines.—
Gold
18% Jun
2,145
1.12
—
Kerr-Addison Gold .Mines—,
-•
——
Donalda Mines
Gold
1.70
•——1
—
Mining--——
V
US'w.
common—*
Chemical
Dominion Woollens common.
Eldona
187/a
88c
1.60
1
Kirkland
Eider
18%
90c
1
—-
Kenville Gold Mines
*
—
& ;V T C ——L
Crest
35
2,390
18c
.
Kelvinator Co
East
495
43 %
1.62
——1
-i—.
—
Mines
Kayrand
25
Stores
Duvay
5
10,100
35
42%
18%
•
Mines
Mining-.
Preferred-. ————————50
Duquesne Mining
34
40,500
~~
104% 104 %
43
—1
—
Mining-.
Mines
-•
common
preferred
34%
50c
Petroleum
Uranium
Mountain
Jacknife
*
*
.Dominion Scottish Investors com—1
New
42
*
Jellicoe Mines
&
39
1.00
•
Dominion Foundries & Steel com
Tar
40
-
100
International
Island
'
Dominion
40
*
.
preferred
International
—35
2nd preferred ——4—
class
40
1
International Nickel Co common
-25
preferred-
.Dominion Fabrics common—--—
Dominion
w'—
.
95c
40
25
Coke—
&
International Metals
1
—
Pome Mines Ltd——*
Dominion Bank
i
10
.
<
97c
preferred
2
common
new
Malting
Bronze
International Coal
% 4 % °!o
Dominion Steel
'
,
—„1-
Inspiration Mln & Devel
Discovery Yellowknife
Dominion
—
(John).—_
International
Dickenson Red Lake
Dominion Coal
common
• ■
Mines!
Nickel
Denison
.
May
10,000
52%
__
Imperial Bank—j
Crowshore Patricia Gold
,r
69c Jan
3.60 Jan
83c Jan
.
22,000
:■&\
Hunt's class A new..,—
——...
Crow's Nest Coal
>
.
3,730
.
7%c
"*• h*
-
Hugh Malartic Mines
Croinor Pershing Mines
>
7c
20% Mar
13% July
475
1,510
19c
6%c
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Crestaurum Mines
v.
1.52 July.
33c July"/
H
500
23% ;
14%
1
'
Smith
23%
13%
1
Gas
&
Hosco Gold Mines
Howard
Howey
Mining
Cournor
Cub
...
.
Jun-:
32c
1,000
3,900
Imperial Mills-
Cosmos
Vv
'
1
High
35c Jan
2.70 Jan
30c Jan
Low
High
19b*
—il
* "
' 'V-"* '
Bange Since January
Shares
of Prices
Low
r—
\
;.J————.1
—
Headway Red Lake Gold-—
Sales
Eanfa'-"'?forW«ei",k"
Last
.
Par
188% Apr
*7-0iV'^7'.'
'''v-
>
,
...
Sale Price
Home Oil-
20%
98%
——
Friday
...
2.75 Feb
32c
.5
Mining
%
<
--■' ,7,'r
—
—
.•
Consolidated
5.00 Feb
—
& Smelting.
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
Bakeries
Consolidated
Jan
85o
''
«1
16%
55c
1.90 Jan
1.05 May
Mar
2.90 Jun
11,050
•
,
15o
11,200
19c
16c
'
Low
1.30
1.25
16c
2.91
.»
Mines.
•
1
High
Bange Since January
High
Low
,
.*
Chromium
Bange
of Prices
,
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's.
Friday
8,1946
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
Sale Price
Monday, July
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
■;McC,A[Tro!MbfUS Oil;common
.
?|!4 ^ ^
26% Jun
106 V2 Mar
58
-May
12
25
22
Jun
Porcupine Mines
Mclntyre
Lake Mines
Red
McKenzie
McMarmac
Grandoro
.
West Saddlery
common.
•
Gold
Gunnar
Mines
■
Ltd
20%
Hahn Brass preferred——
Cotton
Harding
Hard
Harker
Gold Mines
5c
281
110
13%
Carpet
Rock Gold Mines
15,000
20
—
,.7%c
5c
——
Bridge
Hamilton
19% May
5,560
10
Mines
Hamilton
10
9c
Halerow Swayze Mines
Gold
Mining Corp
Monarch Knitting common——
u
Gypsum Lime & Alabustlne
Halliwell
Mines
Mercury Mills
——
Mid-Continental Oil & Gas
Paper common.
Preferred
Great
Lake Gold
Gold
-
Mines
Great Lakes
Red
McWatters
Graham Bousquet
Jan
McDougall Segur
Jun
Grafton class A
—.
Feb
Jun
Gordon McKay class A——.
Class B ———:
14c
12%
•;
76 %c
86c
18 %c
20c
r..
.
;
!
,L
.
110
12,350
12,900
July
May
9% Jan
18% Mar
11% Mar
£
76 %c July
170
Apr
New
18% May
101%
preferred _—'—r
Moneta
Porcupine
-Montreal
Montreal
Moore
Light Heat & Power-
Locomotive
Corp
Mosher
National
Long
common
Grocers
National Steel Car
Negus Mines
r •:
797/a
.1
Lac
common.
25 %c
.*
2014
79%
80
25c 25 %c
2014
20%
27%
27%
2.55
2.78
Jun
-
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Number 4505
f •t
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•\r%T'AT'V.r^r. v
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CANADIAN
: ;
\ v^
a'tt
•
CHRONICLE
LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 8
4,100
36Vic Jun
1.60 Jan
90c. .July
700
3,600
24%6 May
i;
,
55c
60c
.
Mar
Jan
Toronto Stock ExchangHiDrb Seclin
Canadian Fonda
STOCKS
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Bancs
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
British Columbia Forest Products
low
•
4
3Ye
British Columbia Pulp &
Paper com—*
67
67
Brown Co
common
1
Preferred
,
Canada & Dominion
Canadian Fairbanks
Canadian
Vickers
Sugar
__1
.
Consolidated
Paperr
Dalhousle cil
deHavilland
Disher
'
.
Textile
..
■
.
_
........
common
195
23
39
May
3%
Pend Oreille
Supertest
For footnotes see page
184,
Paper.
*■
'
Investment......
Petroleum
Temiskaming Mining
31
ordinary.
Jan
43% Jun
173
Jun
2.80 Mar
150
2.10 Jan
4.00 Jan
19
20
3,740
15% Mar
23% Apr
32o
^-e
4,050
32c
'
..
41%
41%
•
32c
7.;-
600
17
150
*
60
July
85c
'-1J< 18
Apr
21
July
39% Feb
125
95%
,
15
45%
Feb
118
Mar
1,65
1.65
1.70
1,625
29
29%
75
23% Jan
50%
51%
.
1.50 Jun
29
-51%
..
21
<
128% 128%
2122%
..
,1,430
10
.
44% Mar
121
Mar
2.15 Feh
39
,
Jan
59
Apr
144
Apr
18% Mar
27% Maf
* 2.70 Jan
6.09 Feb
?.-?»
2-50
1,500
25c
25C
25C
1,085
48%
48%
..
13c
12cl3%c
Apr
May
20% Apr
1,280
3.50
*
Jan
Jan
50
110
17%
3.80 Feb
^18% Feb
'
40
110
,
5
.
3%
21
.1
Feb
2.50
17
*
29
3
21
,1
Apr
40% Jun
May
18
j
Apr
104'/a Apr
May
149
21
International Paper common~_M_«~~15
Preferred
.........100
Southmount
75
190
*
.
Ontario
3Ye July
41
172
May
2.50
.
Hayes Steel.
&
100
July
41
19%
»
85
172
17%
Fontbiiio nn Xr Vw
8Va
Jun
40
■
,
5
78
-
5% Mar
24
Donnaconna Paper
Minnesota
470
3%
■
High
3Ye July
Feb
58
40
3%
-
,
._
6%
*
common
preferred
Dominion Bridge
Dominion
...
Aircraft
Steel
v
115
23%
89%
—
•
i
2,380
16
1
4
n
:
Low
4%
67'/a
86
172
*
Range Since January 1
V*
*
Lumber
.
,
85
...
••Coast' Copper.'
Shares,
High
\i.~
■
...
common
Preferred
Canadian Western
6
__
♦
.
........
Marconi
Canadian
.100
.
-
14-
tor Weak
6
5,500
^
46
May
*07».fun
12c
May
33c
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, July 8, 1946
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday, July 5
For Quotations on Real Estafe Bonds
Shaskan
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
•
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,<
Firm
250
Ward
'
<>>
Members New York Stock Exchange
Members New York Curb Exchange
Trading Markets
40
ACTIVE ISSUES
Tel:
120 Broadway. New York
REctor 2-8700
Co.
&
Exchange Place, New York 5, N. Y.
Dlgby 4-4050
•
Bell
-
,
'
Reorganization Rails
1
(When,
Bid
Amerex
1
1%
9.17
10.06
American
8.07
44*4
Series
5.32
Standard
Oil
Fund
B
K-2
Series
.
Series
...
20.05
21.56
Knickerbocker
%
7%
SVz
Loomis Sayles
Loomis Sayles
w—
n.n M «i
7 Va
87a
America—.—
105.17
25.92
27.87
Broad Street invest Co Inc..—
23.32
25.10
23.78
26.06
71
74
ist 4s_
Conv
"hie Ind'polis & L'sville class A
Common
_1994
104
106
2019
_____
income' 4%s_
94
Income
r
96
.5%
2018
___
St Louie & San
82
1993
50
&
Grande
Rio
com
76
81
33
—
Preferred
35
70
72
23
25
56
58
103%
St Louis ft San
Francisco—
1st 50*year 4s_
Income 75-year 4%s.
132.40
18
47
i
84
101 Vt
16
•
preferred ——.——100
Denver
4.V2S
1st 3-4s income—
Ask
—
Chicago Rock Island Ac Pacific-
Denver ft Rio Grande-
8.29
7.48
Fund
Mutual Fund—*
Second Fund—10
95
Francisco
Preferred
101
-
,
103
83
corn■
85
60.90
59.68
109.55
0
7.90
92
2003
2nd 4%s
17.97
7.11
6-4.
18.65
Md
Stocks
1983
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific¬
20.38
16.33
Series .8-3,.
9%
36.85
19.53
S-2
9.90
B__
33.91
33.58
Series
.
—
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton
12.36
9 r:-;-'
snaren—
■-
5.83
11.39
24.86
30.82
Series
AS %
Foreign investing-lOc
Assoc'ted
22.69
Series
7.38
—10
American Business Shares—a—1
Ask
12.54
(Cent, )-
Keystone Custodian Funds
Holding Corp
B!«
11.43
Far
Ask
Bid
Far
Mutual Fund*—'
and if issued)
as
Ask
Indianapolis ft Louisville—
.1st 4s
Affiliated Fund Inc
1-953
Tele; NY 1-1287 & 1-1288
Bonds—
Aeronautical securities
Teletype NY
Phonos
Chic
-
Co.
&
■
Direct Wires t& CHICAGO ^ PBQOLADELPBEIA
•
.
:
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1920
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l:Y\' v-'\
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Bond
inv
of
Tr
Fund
Boston
Bullock
Inc
Fund
—1
Ltd
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
10c
Mass Investors
'.Canadian' Inv "Fund Ltd.—1—3 U
5.50
6.05
;
•
34.63
37.24
1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund———
16.24
151
;
6,02
17.87
15.89
17.05
1
13.10
14.16
National Security SeriesBond series....———...
7.41
*■
2.02
Income
6.27
series
46,
56%
59%
Home
31%'
,10
58
60
Homestead
81
84
22%
24%
Agricultural
priced bond series....—.
7.75
8.52
American
Automobile
6.04
6.77
American
Casualty
9.57
10.57
19.15
Selected series
5.25
Speculative series
4.83
57.34
7.82
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
Fundamental Trust shares A.. -2
General Capital Corp
•
17.89
19.61
General Investors Trust
1.
,,,
;/GtonF'Seourltles---,fir,,.1
60
Aviation
6.56
Bank
19.43
11.05-
Chemical shares——_
8.09
8.89
13.77
15.11
Electrical Equipment
Food shares J.
V;
6.76
9.56
General bond shares.
Institutional bond shares—.
9.66
12%
American of Newark—
3%
20%
13%
21%
Merch ft Mfrs Fire N Y
5.37
8.38
American
Re-Insurance
_10
19.40
American
Reserve
.10
18%
20%
National
Surety
25
71%
74%
National Fire
10
41
43
—
Bankers & Shippers
12.84
Boston
11.47
11.19
15.84
10
75
stock
16.65
18.17
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty—:
11.94
13.12
Crum &
14.03
19.07
10.76
9.79 >■
14.13
9.51
Railroad equipment...
10.94
12.02
Steel
10.66
11.72
7.81
8.59
Republic Invest Fund
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
^ Fund, Inc
...—•
Selected Amer Shares
2%
3.85
4.25
6.19
6.81
6.74
7.52
stock shores—
7.35
Steel shares.........
6.68
Tobacco shares
5.38
5.92
7.16
7.86
Utility
shares
1
Huron Holding Corp
Foundation
Income
90c
•
1.05
——
ft
(Geo!
Fund Inc
—-——100
1.96
2.02
31.52
33.89
Fire Assn of Phfle.
Institutional Securities Ltd—Aviation Group shares
Bank Group shares
Union
Bond
Series
4.84
Fund
5.32
119.33
16.60
7.77
8.51
Great
1.06
61.00
98c
18.06
1.09
Insurance Gr&up shares—
1.13
10.31
18.08
19.80
10
36.25
39.41
—1
17.27
17.64
12.27
Investment Co
of America
Investors Fund O—i
20.90
B-l—.—
Berie*
B-2_———,
28.33
31.03
Series
B-3
19.20
21.07
28.73
——
30.10
—10
59%
181 ''
61
Bonds—
Arkansas
vUnit Type Trusts—
.2.50
Pow ft
2.94
1
Calif Elec Power
8.00
•
3.97
;
Series 1950—
Cent Vt
Pub
Conn Lt &
Erie
RR
14% '
St Paul Fire & Marine
115%
25
55%
57%
.
10%
12
15
15
36%
v
1050-1948—
May 1, 1952-1950
Jan. 1, 1953-1951
Feb. 1, 1955-1953
33
31%
U S Guarantee
124%
100&
99JI
100|}
100 v*
ioo%
9911
Issues
*
104
W* 104%.
.
I:.,
I%%;
f March 15, 1947—
—1%%
iSept. 15, 1947—., i—,
1%%
tSept. 15, 1947—
—
1V*%
tSept. 18. 1948—.;
IK*
Bid
Aet
bi.00
61
93
:
2.50
36%
39
i
99%
V:'-
1976
105
105%
; 103
"
99%.f
106%
105%fr;l06
1976
'
.
102%^vT02%
1975:
103%%103%
1057<S 10672
1077^108 ;
1037$: 104
102%?vl02%
(Indiana)
37sS—1975
0,85%f
Brook
1975
2%s._1976
Biouvcyty Gas ft Ei 2%s—-197A
•
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107% !
10674
110 ^
109
105%
10674
Pennsylvania Electrto fcTO^--- "103
104
Potomac Edison $3.69—-—100 5' 105%
107
'
Puhlic Serv (lad) 3.50%
101 !J 'v Jo2%
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%%.
100
107%
109
Sfcifanton Spring Brook 4.10%>___ -i1067?
igg &
Sioux City G & E 3.90%
.100
106% / 107%
Union Elec if Mo 3%%__
1067a
10772*
10374-./ 103%
1975
Serv
< •
Par?
Monongahela Power 4.40%—100
Ohio Public Service 3.90%
10974&;ai0
Jii—-1974
Service 2%s—1976
"
_
_
Preferred Stocks—
0106%#VI067a
103#X_J04%
1986
i
_
Central Maine Power 3.50%__.
96%
Central Pow ft Lt 4%
—100
106
Jersey Ceiitral P & L 4%
-106
104%&• >05%
1975
1975
Power
Ask
100%*
..
110%£'lll%
1953"
Bid
99%
99V8 '
Tenn Gas. & Transm 2%s—1966 -102 .102%;
Texas Elec Service 2%s
.:1975
103%
104%
Texas Power & Light 2%s.1975 103%
104 ,i.
Ufcah p0,w ^,Lt 2%s____—1976 101%
102%
Wisconsin Elec Pow 25/8s_.1976 102%
102% :
$$,J04%
10i%
13014
I
_
,
"Ufttoi»;;Oirv-(Cal^. IQ7^
102|>J;102%
Unrted Stales Treasury
131%
,
—
100.9
Certificates
100.9
Aug lr 1946—.,.—,Q0f4 "
tf%s Sept. lr IIMLwmmnm,
8093/
t%S Oct. 1, 1946
.0099
t%& Nov. lr.1946.—— r ,0105 :;
.0127
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t7/eS Jatt. 1, 1947.—________
t'/sS Feb. 1, 1947
,0136
.0214
.0138
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k Removed
*%s March X, 1947—————.
t'«fcs April 1, 1947
—
.0157-
.0287
t Ex-stock
t'/sS June 1. 1947
.0309
.0488
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.0535
.
.0215
.0110
15,
—
.
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100.8
1946:.^——' bo.3^5
0.34%
Aug. 22., 1946—
b0.375 -,9.35%<
;Aug,i" 2^1946-^---^tS'b0-575^O.35%^'
Sept. 5. 1946
bOf375
0.35%;
Sept. 12", 1946—1—.—.—
b0.375
0.35%
Sept. 19, 1946
b0.375
0.3501
Aug.
July 5, 1946—...——
—.
bo.375 9.28%
^rJul5t-lDvl948;i.bO.37$ ."0.33%,;
July 18, 1946———
bO.379 6.3?%
•r
July 25, 19461——
1—
bO.370 0:33%
100.8
l
v.
•
-
.
Bilk
oiir.fav- discount At.purchaaa.«
tJ-t '■
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of indebtedness—
51%.
-
1
Tt 8 Conver8lon 3a..M,«^i. .. .,^1047
Maturity-
58
88
36%
720
i"
Socony Vacuum Oil 2%s__1976
' Standard OirfN J) 2%s;-_-197I
105>/jt|?I05
1074
Public Serv (Okla) 2%«
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
Int. Rate
.
49%.
4
•
■
Portland Gen Elec 37s8
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d* of a point
Maturity—
tDec 15. 1946.—
'
.
Security
1975
ri: t
-
122%
34.
10
Westchester Fire
3s
27s*-_
Pub
Panama Canal 8s——.—1901
X
37%.
:
129
107##108%
Pwr 3s ser K—1980
Scranton-Spg
15, 1946
1
58
35%,
Guaranty Co..2
U S Fire—
29'/4
Monongahela Power 3s-
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Oct.
80
.
118
U 8 Fidelity ft
102
29
7.7.
705
31%
Montana
Page 166.
Ask
0.90%
.
55
100
—
—__B
Jersey Cent Pow ft Lt 2y«s_1976 % 103%% ;i04 ->
102'^(103
23.50
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
1,
>
7%
30%,.. ,32%.'
-
Travelers,
•
•
27
12%
Springfield Fire & Marine
25
Standard Accident-..,.,
—10
30%
.
43
6%
Surety...———— 10
Security New Haven..
.10
Philadelphia Elec 2786-
Oct
t
;90,
15%
40%
.
Seaboard
42
23
__B
Mt States Tel & Tel 27bs
I%S
lV4s
1ft*
sy«s
Providence-Washington ———10
26%
98
-i j v-
14%
(NY)—2
Republic
(Texas)—
10
Revere (Paul) Fire— _;
10
Serv 2%s
Narragansett Elee
Federal Land Dank Bonds—
1
67
64
Reinsurance Corp
40
Lt 3%s-l074
2s
Ohio Public
Bid
:
104
....10 .86
Accident——f
13%
Kans Okla ft Gulf Ry 3%s_1980
Laclede Gas Lt STiSu—
1965
FOE NEW YORK CITY BANKS & TRUST COS.—See
25
.93
187
Bid pS Ask
^4';-
Illinois Power Co 2%s._:
3.42
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A—
54%
,16%i
."■7%
,
99
25
•'
Birmingham Electric 3s
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Beries 1955..
-
64
111%
a
„
North Amer Trust shares—
Series
Preferred
22.79
D
6%-
10
Phoenix
"74%
6iy4
28.71
Independence Trust Shares
Keystone Custf tan Funds-
,40
Recent
13.41
26.26
1.24
Stock and Bond Group shares.
•
23.88
Union Preferred Stock Fund
1
>
,
25.54
21.85
9.43
Wellington Fund
—.8
-
25
10
Fire—
r
15%
23V4
'
,
1.26
24.77
.
52
.
7%.'
35
35
12.50 ,89
Pacific indemnity Co.
38
-20
.,
-
200..
;
33
10
Fire
_10
;
———
Hartford
64.00
1.13
_—
American—
Pacific
:
70%
B
Hanover
97c
Union Common Stock Fund B—
16.48
Fire
Globe ft Republic
Globe ft Rutgers Fire com
2nd preferred
15.23
series A—.
G.
37
-10
—10
'
25o
B.
Series
18.85
116.97
7%
2.50
—
:
69
«■■■•
'II
—B
Rlver_—_—
6
26%
66
52%"
35
General Reinsurance Corp
10
Gibraltar Fire ft Marine
10
Glens Falls Fire————.5
30
17.53
1
Sovereign Investors
1
Standard Utilities
10c
State Street Investment Corp...
V
?
20
Trading.
Fund
50
Fireman's Fd of San Frah—;_10
Firemen's of Newark..
__B
Franklin
Trusteed Industry Shares
Incorporated Investors——B
Common
.
!.._5
—.10,
—
15.52
8.65
Oils
Railroad
.
Forster Inc
Employees GroupEmployers Reinsurance
Federal
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
15.41
17.37
Metals
-
New Hampshire Fire—
'
12.81
11.66
—
Putnam
Bond shares
Northern:———
14.42
Petroleum
RR Equipment shares
78
Diversified Investment FundDiversified Speculative.
Electrical equipment
6.71
Railroad
Northeastern
25
6.10
Railroad
27
10
__B
—
:
24%
.
City of New York
12.54
V
North
New YoVk Firei——
14.24
shares..—...—.
25
13.25
11.14
—
67%
23%
12.06
10.14
—
64
10
81
.
8
•
v
—10
76
Camden Fire—
Machinery
—4
_;
Casualty (Detroit)—10
New
12.80
5
—
7
Liberty—.;
—J
20
Amsterdam Casualty.——2
New Brunswick
—JO
7%
18.62
—
Fire
22VJi
.97
30%
28%
4
,
41
.92%..
National Union Fire
12%
25
16.96
Insurance
10.61
V
a
Baltimore American.
15.82
11.69
stock....<
11.42
Petroleum
■
10.02
Monarch
37
17.37
9.11
12.97
—mi,
Mining shares———
-
15.82
—
Dow Price Shares
——
——
35
105
•
20%
National
—
14.41
—
Merchandise shares
Investing
v
—I
12%
5.81
Merchandising
10.10
10.50
;
7.44
9.19
10.67
Administered shares—.
Industrial Machinery shares—
V
/
12,14
Building shares.——
Casualty—
Massacnusetts Bonding
.
18%-
38
Merchant Fffe AssUr.____——0
Chemical
9.46
9.49
shares—
Maryland
13
23%
Automobile
Building supply.
Business Equipment
11.00
8.61
36%
11%
7.58
Automobile
10.01
34%
21%
;
33%
■
102%
20
18.43
———
England- Fund..*.—......1
Agriculture
50.04
■
—
4
.49
„
17-
-
Insur Co orNorth Amerlca___10
__5
Hi* York Stocks Inc—
.
,-n
Agricultural shares
Automobile shares
New
7.85i
6.88;
.19
American Equitable:.-.
__fr
American Fidelity 8e Casualty_B
8.71
Stock series
2.75
2.51
Fire
American
31.91
29.63
B
—
Jersey Insurance of N Y
10
Preferred stock series
Fund Inc
•
Industrial FUnd, Intf-
"Fully
.28
17.91
..
Financial
Avlattoh
'
American Alliance
29.60
First Boston Corpi———10
First Mutual Trust Fund——0
Fidelity
Life
101
6.93
10.87
97
-
—
Low priced stock common-
in
m
Pa*
Hartford Steamboner inspect-io
_10
Aetna
—
stock
Companies
tot
_10
8.13
9.79
series
/Industrial
BIO
Aetna Casual & Surety.
Aetna
k
27.68
Fund..
Fund..,.,
Stock
Pa*
—
& Howard—
Balanced
Insurance
19.53
Low
laton
18.88
10
Securities—
/Balanced shares
mmrntrnmWMSHMMj
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
25.16
1.84
Delaware Fund..
Dividend
'li- 7.58
23.27
,—1
Commonwealthlnvest—
34.18
17.56
National Investors Corp
! 1,470
.
10.18
31.97
Nation-Wlde
17.57
Christiana Securities com
100 3,370>
145
Preferred
——.——.—100
9.26
1
2d Fund.——1
Common
Mass Investors Trust
100.23
104.24
100.14
100.15
101.4
101.5
Bid
.0250
Ask.
Aug.
.0160
.0160
Aug.
1,
1946—__—b0.375
0.34%
8Vb0,3^
./
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- ■'
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:
•
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;
•.
.0168
.0396
a
Odd lot sales,
to
Stock
dividend.
•No par value,
•dividend.;;-;
b Yield price,
Exchange,
r
c(Cash sale,
d Deferred
delivery,
e
Ex-interest,
f Flat
price,
Canadian market.: s Cash sale—not Included In range for year,
is^ue^' w d When delivered, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
tin default.; tTbele bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
lEx-liquldatlng
(Un)
Unlisted
<
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4505-
Volume 164
•£•^
■■■■
THE COURSE Of BANK CLEARINGS
.'V.--
..•'<•
••
••:?y
.•"»
v,.
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,
1946
Week'Elided • June 29:
1945
-
0A
Inc. or
1944
9";
1943
'
B^k
^
show an increase icomptod with? a year ago,
'Preliminary figures compiled by us, based upon? telegraphic advices from the chief
cities of the .country; indicate thai for the weete, ended Saturday, July g; clearing©
cMrings thfe
for ail cities of the United States from
for the week follows:
*
;
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■
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j'
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v
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•
Week Ended
JulV 6—
.
£
..
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194ft
1945
800,560
1,922,570
719,000,000
1,900,433
7,900,228
rJK
Delaware—Wilmington
,1,657,268
.
2,160,946
1,765,786
,+6,046,106
8,394,040
Jersey—Trenton
+5,733,690
,
Total (10 cities)
,
'
4,877,2263,906,182
V
•
;
#800,000,000
1,951,514
—■
Reading^..^^4*4»*M^^a».«..fl.ll^
t^!im
New
ciearlngs—Returne toy Telegraph-
.
.?!,
Philadelphia
938,179
"
.
830,015,611
—
5,881,800
738,913,631
M
+16.2
;.^iyl40;753 \-,:«ti4J0.9
902,113
'727,84V.
; 2,211,806 y '
vgcrantonu,;.^,,^"
Wilkes-Barre
-
%
'
•
'PyMOOdW:'-*)?Ovfrji■■
Lancaster-—,—,—-..,^,; „,,;', ,„;,/,■
Our preliminary
year.
$10,800,143,144 for the same week in 1945.
gain for the week ended Friday of 51.7%.
Our comparative
At this center there is a
-summary
■
at $12,913,844,614 against
stands
total
1-f•
which it is pbssible to obtain weekly clearings
corresponding-Week last
above those for the
Win be 19.5%
third federal Reeervc District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
"
1,089,897
*
602,004
+
■
"
594,956
1,207,357
772,817
1,478,780
681,000,000
1,838,224
'"
1,552,311
784,784
+15.0
•
1,876,858
+11.3
726,000,000
+ 2.7
1,816,477
+19.7
3,256,445
+ 376.7 :£££:$ 2,013,536
+22.4 iV
1,975,394
—
9.1
:Ti
'
"
4,002,846
££'£
1,691,461
1,700,427
5.4
_
+42.7
"
+12.3 -' ''
8,945,100
1
1
748,822,909
—
5,814,000
700,100,868
%
'
$7,628,282,705
New York—
,
Chicago
..2m
r
•
■
■
*
—
—
.-
+
423,148,906
370,629,290
+14.2
521,000,000
+37.4 '
' 378,774,392
293,629,041
:i
—
Fourth'Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
51'+.
716,000,000
"■■■■
—
'
Philadelphia-..-
$5,029,762,464
Ohio—Cfl.ntn»-i_,
'
5,229,190
119,450,001
Cleveland
246,700,007
Columbus,—' 19,639,100
£ Mansfield-—
3,220,501
Youngs town—
4,562,184
Clnnlnniift
.
4,662,388
121,090,011
240,117,159
,.
■
,
.
■
*
Kansas City
*
+ 29.0
«
>|91,040,896
149,753,905
+27.6'.
167,900,000
136,000,000
+23.5
234,754,000
211,137,000
+11.3
192,585,147
--—
St. LOUIS-—
1
•
—
-
..
—
Pittsburgh—
;
—
-
Baltimore
—
Ten cities, five days——
180,371,121
+
181,983,926
161,181,565
124,864,264
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6.8
Total
2.2
$7,178,328,650
+42.7
West
1,854,171,060
Total all Cities, five day*LAll cities, one day—
1,543,648,380
+20.1*
Virginia—Norfolk
$12,096,213,361
$8,721,977,030
Virginia—Huntington—-—
2,086,166,114
Total all cities (or week
South
+38.7'
817,631,253
——
—60:8
:
;
—
+19.5'
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
In the elaborate detailed
ended June
1
statement, however, which
present further below,
we
able to give the final and complete results of the week previous—the week
we are
i
press.
has to be estimated.
cases
For that week
29.
there
was
clearings for the whole country having amounted- to $12,676,526,902 against $12,339,-
318,562 in the same week in 1945.
<
Outside of this city there
bank clearings at this center having recorded a
iji
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts
.
We group
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 12.3%.
District the totals are smaller by 5.9%, but in
totals
are
•Reserve
District of 7.5%
-
has
to
its
credit
a
gain
of
In the Cleveland Reserve
in
the
^District of
The Chicago
LoUis
St.
14.3%.
29.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District
Reserve District—Atlanta-
15,467,922
10,641,745
+ 45.4
50,259,099
39,699,054
+26.6
174,200,000
2,716,322
147,300,000
+18.3
...
—_
Mobile—
—
103,377,997
84,198,269
■
4,356,091
—
j
—
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
272,831
2,115,793
1,643,765
'49,153,136
52,016,181
4,512,299
205,204
2,550,030
65,552,718
60,445,769
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
,
(10 cities)
+28.4
+55.1,
+33.4
+16.2
—
3.5
+33.0
+22.8
479,198,779
Seventh Federal Reserve
Reserve
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
1,01
Grand RapidS—
7,33
Lansing
4,09
5,594,026
3,70
38,65
3,999,856
34,580,000
Indiana—Port Wayne
-
—
Indianapolis
South Bend-———-—-——.
Terrc Haute;
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines—
■
■.
-
^
6:
Chicago
590,344,356
1,946,814s
l,9<
7,K
.
Rockford—
6,479,975
4,76
^
Springfield
.
Total
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended June 29—
Federal
1946
Districts
Reserve
$
Boston
$
493,043'jOlO
2*1
New Yofk—
*
7,372,091,912
7,462,523|o51
^
12
3d
Philadelphia
830,015,611
738,913,631
10
5
•
4th Cleveland
—
—
°
"
479,198,779
17
M
756,045,868
4
"
342,871,621
7
"
246,989,845
———
<
8th St.
i
8th Minneapolis
LoulS
—
—
—
I;X0th Kansas City
11th Dallas
12th Ban
—
516,551,603
10
7,467,207,933
5,437,781,207
748,822,909
700,100,868
5.9
671,854,121
666,441,126
—
+
0.5
322,221,498
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
+22.4
417,629,587
.
+
9.8
746,771,303
+
7.5
315,527,599
278,290,568
216,079,038
+14.3
204,186,190
200,884,261
313,969,272
+14.7
284,203,882
282,014,270
+29.2
156,078,709
127,023,484
592,729,313
492,900,823
201,306,904
155,831,104
"
606.9J0.374
558,727,718
-
+
8.6
.
12,676,526,902
12,339,318,562
+
2.7
12,443,784,647
9,9(55,476,023
5,540,832,131
5,065,392,278
+
9.4
5.178,464,996
Total
(4 cities)
<
••
;•
342,871,621
-
District—Minneapolis—
4,773,698
170,318,917
Minneapolis—
St.
Paul
North
56,815,863
—————————
Dakota—Pargtf—-
South Dakota—Aberdeen—
4,051,023
2,013,212
Montana—Billings-—
Helena—-—.—
1,735,231
7,281,901
—
(7 cities)—
246,989,845
Week
1946
First Federal Reserve
_
-
$
June
29
Hastings
194*
Inc. or
29
-
i—
—
Lincoln,
1943
Dec. %
$
$
3,642,457
Massachusetts—Boston—
911,665
424,760,586
-
+46.3
1,293,018
2,936,814
.
+ 24.0
3,465,791
424,542,928
-
+
0.1;
447,638,236
.
.
814,572
:
4,372,302
^
Fall
River—J—
1,503,410
•
——
LoweU
IfeW Bedford-.
•
1,033,008
572,562
387,722 '
+45.5
509,439
Pueblo———
5,713,650
—12.4
1,40
1,074,789
+31.1
+14.6
+20.8
1,20
—
Total (10 cities)
358,259
1,742,471
1,443,547
+20.7
1,219,101
6,290,042
—.
—
is——
3.3
—25.5
1,016,435
-
5,213,842
+20.6
5,018,491
v' "
4,299,469.
+
1.0
3,547,655
:
+
0.5
+
0.9
—
7.7
359,99
—
1,195,871
'
BpTtogfield
2.6
+
5,00
6,04
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs--
361,266,190
;
1,121,485
+47.4
+32.6
—
9,65
257,77
;
—
'
•
+ 73.4
331,169
4,197,225
71,722,473
8,112,828
8,424,853
213,443,542
——«
Wichita—
1,334,173
.
-
-
168,395
43
4,08
74,09
—
Kansas—Topeka
District—Boston—
iWne^-Bangor———.
Portland
$
Ended
1945
Omaha
\
•
•
200,884,261
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansaa
City-
-
Clearings at—
204,186,190
our
Nebraska—Fremont
'
-
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
Total
add
,
Minnesota—Duluth—
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
week ended June 29 for four years:
now
83,210,951
54,053,502
1,207,168
.
.
4,703,342,195
Outolde New York City
We
204,400,000
—
663,943,460
318,999,701
Louis—-——!
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis^.—
Illinois—Quincy
^
354,739,843
688,757,714
Missouri—St.
276,097,197
391,485,446
"
i—111 cities
(17 cities)?
425,258,916
1,2
+12.3
!
0.3
305.-53S418 ''
"
-10
i
$
$
+
—
359,999,281
'
6
———-
Francisco—
Total
Dec. %
695,455.459
331,645,506-,J*'
t
1
Atlanta
7th Chicago
654,749,607
-——10
6th Richmond
«ih
7
\
'2,924,187
2,040,396
1943
1944
Inc. or
494,641,594
12 Cities
lit
—
1945
i
664,337
595,0;
Decatur—
Peoria
In the following we furnish? a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
1,960,657
17,818,015
6,938,382
8,0:
Illinois—Bloomington
of 8.6%.
6,898,671
487100,623
2,8r
19,21
—-
—
-
692,910
5,250,102
10,737,996
" 43,46
,
'
—---
Sioux City—
<
4,65
,11,5(
,
—— ■■ -
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In the Kansas
expansion of 14.7%, in the Dallas Reserve
an
Federal
331,645,506
Alabama—Birmingham
improvement
District by 22.4%.
(6 cities)
Nashville
Richmond Reserve District the
9.8%,
and in the Minneapolis Reserve
City Reserve District the totals register
District of
tlie
Reserve
larger by 3.5%, and ir+thefAtlanta
District
•
an
1,231,020
8,428,000
84,216,669T
^2,659,732
181,559,867
44,128,210
2,850,568
171,706,513
55,788,689
-
Columbia—Washington-
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon——————
Florida—Jacksonville
which they are located and from
decline of 1.2% but in the Boston Reserve District the totals show
of .0.3% and in
1,716,910
the
this it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show a
.
of
Sixth
gain of 9.4%, the
was a
decrease of 1.1%.
666,441,126
8,413,000
Tennessee—Knoxville
increase of 2.7%, the aggregate of
an
3,058,787
289,603,831
2,260,731
Carolina—Charleston
Total
the Saturday figures are not available-at time of going to
-Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
306,363,023
appear
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
issue of next week.
our
ends Saturday and
14,850,700
90,626,005
Maryland—Baltimore
District
$12,913,844,614 $10,808,143,144
4,251,723
654,749,607
Richmond—
fa
v
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
-
Other cities, five.days-
4,537,041
115,613,900
237,059,957
16,291,900
£■ 2,377,551
4,167,592
272,630,728
2,712,655
-
255,948,624
«.
(7 cities)
$10,242,042,301
—
—
-
+12.9
127,572,329
————
——
Cleveland
—'
———!
-
5,042,991
117,444,423 -il;.
253,898,936
16,258,500
"
flan Francisco—
J
671,854,121
•
• Boston—™—
;
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
5.495,281
•
Worcester—4,342,650
£ Cbnnecticut—Hartford—,
New
Rhode
r
New
:
.
19,396,272
Island—Providence———
(12 Cities)—
i
•
;7,804,888'
22,132,900
23,979,000J
"
1,051,193
■
494,641,594
—
1,194,413
■
.
493,043,019
.
'
' '
,3,159,971
22,242,292
7;849,I53
Texas—Austin—.
,7,655,289
21,600,000
...
1,046,942
1,401,708
0.3
516,551,603
Louisiana—Shreveport—
Total
59,366,085
6,031,642
+ 884.2
31,879,160
68,933,032;
2,540,543
1,922,985
+32.1
1,649,076
5,7
»
(6 cities)
—
..
201,3
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
v,
0'.f-
1,869,363
61,442,701
—
—
Buffalo—-—-
——w—
l; Rlmlra——
.Jamestown
.
2,0
irnrnrnnwrnmrnm
•'
York—Albany
69,335,000
—11.4
!.-$ Blnghamton——
.
19,2
3,8
Wichita Falls.
425,258,916
+
6,2
164,0
——.
.
Fort Worth
Galveston-.——
20,246,900
—12.0
—
Dallas
18,276,138
'
ieoond Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
.•
'
.'1,209,742
:
——.
,New
Itodhester— „,,,
-
,
,
,wt...
%
,
Byracuse—————'
14,889,39a. 1
-
/J^rsdy—'
M^
'
—203
1,254,528'
.
-13^479,980< +1015;;: £ 15,206^81
+
* 372,831"
+
7.9
7.3
■
..
OregonwPortlaKd—-£4^—wiM+-;:
94.500,469
106,548,236
3,737,512 :ZZV 2,920,768
78,811,058
87,064,048
Utah—Salt Lake
36,282,190
8,343,917
6,138,312
359,477,000
4,748,947
+29.3
305,170,000
+17/8
Ban Jose—- 9,178,189'
Santa Barbara—
———2,832,412
Btackton—.
7,669,318
:
'
—.
Yakima
—.
City
California—Long Beach———Jar
1,016,961
Pasadena
S
San Francisco
13,013;905
7,294,481
9,473,948
+77.3"
38,828,823-
1,157,929
6,238,352.
+35.1
9,415,512
.
Washington—Seattle
8,202,133,828
4
33,75^76^_ 39,015,941 * —15.$ '
612,729,450
""<67,100,000
1,221,894
1.1
6,037,540,
'661,04a ' "
60,830,000;
'
•
1,640,643-. —.9.5-
10,160.048
WorthefdKeWJersey—"
1,51'7,770'
'7^73,926.284
8,157,868
Cdnnectlcut—Stamford
———.a;,,
* "
1,485,487
7,135i694i?n
:
'
i
19,295,714
,
7,872.876
■
Hampshire—Manchester——.
Total
J
Hav^n^-———_i————1.
.
L.
9.5
112,951,166
2,534,925
79,909,426
28,934,635
+25.4
35,397,239
9,355,898
—10.8
7,444,667
6,348,352
335,402,000
6,529,629
7,372,091,912
7,462,523,051
1.2
+ 28,0
90,995,686
6,955,243
+32.01
1,877,279
—45.0
1,727,940
5,152,672
+ 48.8
4,483,969
2,025,400
78,301,74*
26,217,193
£ 8,499,893
4,963,343
271,366,994
4,451,931
1,670,735
4,407,904
£492,900,823
6,786,317
424,368
'31,888,96© CI
T^tal
375,063
*t£
■
.v
(10 cities)
:
-,yy
,
'
;V-vy
41,821,789
41,231,410
7,467,207,933
5,437,781,207
666,97Q;3t*
,W
,
558,727,718
+
8.6
592,729,313
12,339,318,562^ +
2.1
£12,443,784,64t
9.4
5,178,464,996
:v
^
:26.86^918
Vi2;676,526,902
Outside New York-^.i,vil-ii,.i)T.i
.r -i •
5,540,832,131
.
-u.,
5,065,392,278
;
Total (12 titles)——
—11.3
—
V
tNot included
in total.
*•
'
^
~ -
-
t
%
J
" r
•« - -
-
^
+
....
..
..
.
.
.
9,905,476,023
4,703,342,195
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rates
v
,
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
We give below a record for the w^ek just
world.
r
V
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
passed:
' 1 *
' v
&<><£»,.
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RES ERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
•JUNE
4J
lt'i '
1
<
w
}
I
,
'
St
^! > -
v
'
*4 '
28, 1946 TO JULY 4,
preferred stock—July 12
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR—
1st and refunding mortgage 3Vo% bonds, due 1985
Aug
1
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
1st and ref. mortgage
bonds, series D, due 1962_Sep
1
1
1946, INCLUSIVE
^ V 1 *j j
ef ■
t
OF 1930
/'
Noon Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In
rr-ll.J
a..»na
Mnn.«
Value in United States Money
'
™
i
.
Unit
1st
.060602*
.051902*
.909090
.909090
♦9Q9090
Collins & Aikman Corp., 5% convertible pid.
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—
:
8% debenture bonds, due
.906875
.907031
.906875
DeVilbiss
.570066*
.570066*
.570066*
Co., 7% preferred stock—
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd., 1st mtge. 6s, due 1949
,020060
.020060
.020060
.020060
.208765
.208765
.208765
.208765
4.033750
4.033750
4.033671
.008409
.008409
.008409
.008409
.301824
.301824
.301824
;
Closed
+
.205715
.377892
.904583
3.227000
3.227000
.201611
.201611
.201611
.201612
.040501
.040501
.040501
.091323
.091323
.091323
.238520
.238516
.238517
.040501
■
-
.091323
.238520
Sweden, krona
.233626
.233626
4.005000
4.005000
4.005000
Uruguay, peso-
Per Share
105'A
STOCK
Estate Trustee ($100 jpar).
3
Second National Bank, Boston ($40 par)
4-22 Knitted Padding Co. x.d
20
Boston Real Estate Trust
33
Board of Trade Building Trust ($100 par)
44
10 ? Eastern Storage Co
——
25
Randall Faichney Corp., preferred
100
Checker* Taxi Co., preferred ($10 par).
Western Real
140
,.45
48
24
100
4
'
"
■"
■
July 3,
1946
'
.
-
Odd certificates
i:
*
* r-
17,344,215
760,979
:
•
^
■■
■
710,302
■■
1
1
18,103,034.
18,111,514
Votal gold ctf. reserves.-^
! 18,054,517
201,711.
22,710
279,626
231,243
.1,189
18,173
14,073,893
7,577,982
14,399.246
6,482,370
12,895,737
6,052,011
595,600
755,290
1,748,200
755,290
1,684,950
1,112,642
263.090
238,353
.
advances..—.
and
.
1945
.
17,342,055
770,306
r,,'1
i
.
1,182
loans
Acceptances purchased—;
;
Certificates"!
.1—
—
Hotes
HftpriS
•■-■■■■
- '
'
•
'
(In
23,385,106
Total loans and securities—
23,265,010
83
113,524
2,224,684
32,921
47,075
23,635,711
84
119,795
2,185,412
32,966
50,326
44,057,901
44,406,954
..
Total assets
—
■
■
■
Loans and
24,090,486
15,815,468
Loans
U. S. Treasurer—gen. acct..
507,053
505,286
466,033
Foreign
■Other
...
II
.
•
.
;
■—-——,
17,829,662*
1,835,329*
brokers
!
1,400
73,9
carrying:
Government obligations
—.
1,559
454,
1,277
Other securities—,——.......—,——
90
—
1,889
U. o* bonds
V« 8. I.H"»«|n-r--rrTi(Tnr-.-niwt.i.mwr T ■ — r
;
•erves to deposit And F. R,
note liabilities combined..^.
1,467,000
7,712
41,612,705
228,153
67,065
107,819
44,406,954
42,145,895
27,165
-
"
.
43,2%*
45.0%
indus—
5,407
6,484
5,152
Revised figures.
The condition statement of weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks of the Federal Reserve System in 101 leading
cities shows the following principal changes for the
week ended June 26: Decreases of
$347,000,000 in de¬
mand deposits adjusted, $365,000,000 in deposits credit¬
ed to domestic banks, $510,000,000 in
Treasury bills, and
$325,000,000 in certificates of indebtedness.
Commercial, industrial ,and agricultural
H2769
1
113144
Oct
1
112015
July 1, '47
July 8
*2490
Government
Balances with
gold
debenture
bonds,
series
A,
due
2022
stock
(Del.), preference stock
(N. J.), 7% preferred stock
convertible preferred stock
_July
8
113186
113186
July 31
July 31
well
was
as
a
Eliminated in the compromise
inductions
drafting of 19
The Senate had originally voted
18-year olds.
19-year olds.
to draft both 18- and
Following alconference^^committee's ^report?bn? asbill
to
continue draft legislation until March
31, 1947, the
House approved the compromise by a vote of 259 to 110
on June 25, and;several hours later the
Senate followed
■
suit by voice voter
The measure, which was passed a
five days before expiration of the present stop¬
gap yeontihuing legislation^ was said to represent ~aa
Administration victory because, while not quite the re¬
+1,082
+
1,606
+136
+
13
225
+
Robert
12
+
5
—
.59
+
—
2
441
55
that
—3,024
4
+
600
+
+
+
—
•
16
36
489
+
13
+
52
—
15
316
companion bill
armed
adjusted-
39,522
+ 3,155
+
deposits-
10,063
8,716
Domestic banks
Foreign banks
1,268
Washington dispatch.
extension
measure,
forces" would
be
able
to
obtain
for
the next
few
months.
Both
enough
he
and
men
General
terson
234
76
—
a
draft
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Army Chief of Staff, Mr. Pat¬
wrote, prefer an all-volunteer army if one can
be obtained and do not "desire to have a single man
774
+
126
Borrowings
Debits to demand deposit accounts except
Interbank
and U. 8.
Gov't accounts,
least
—6,305
—
9,025
the
to
through voluntary enlistments to meet their needs at
1,539
Interbank deposits:
was
passed by.Congress and sent to the White House, pro¬
vides an increase in pay for members of the armed
services from 50% for lowest grades, ranging down to
10% for highest officers.
Secretary Patterson said that
with this increased pay incentive he was hopeful that the
235
+
no. one
A
14
—
Secretary of War
read, in which it was stated,
would be drafted during July and
August,
P. Patterson
Associated Press advices stated in
+ 2,187
r
authority which the Presi¬
dent had requested, it was a stronger hill than
many in
the War Department had come to hope for.
Before the
final vote in the House a letter from
653
—
1
+
—
newal of unrestricted draft
167
—
29
—
441
—
>
9
—
Liabilities-
w
1948
House provision barring
any
before next October 1, and
prohibiting the
—
2,096
domestic banks.
during week
notes due
Equipment
measure
—1,131
—1,124
3,394
—.
Time deposits
gold
the House until Feb. 15.
—510
10,244
Banks
6%
drafted" if it
The
16,122
new
can
draft
be avoided.
law? as-summarized by the Associated
Press, has the following principal provisions: It permits
induction of non-fathers between the ages of 19 and
44,
both inclusive: it limits the length of service of drafted
men to 18 months; it fixes the size of the Army at
1,550,000 on July 1 this year and at 1,070,000 on July
1,1947;
It prohibits the induction of fathers, and allows fathers
now in service to obtain their discharge upon
request
Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
after Aug.
1, 1948.
From Washington June 29 the
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
> Associated Press accounts said:
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
Although the law permits the induction of mer\
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Reserve with Federal Reserve
U. 8. Government
■
358,355
27,428
;
1
Sep
bonds, due 1968
Service Act until March 31, 1947, occurred on June 29.
measure enacted into law is a
compromise between
the Senate-voted extension to May
15, 1947 and that of
—325
26,744
Cash in vault
Demand deposits
170,053
43.5%
Oct
refunding mortgage 5s, due 1965
The
6,514
Other securities
■■
17,036,620
182,860
44,057,901
112769
112769
Coniprpittise Draft Bill Is Siped
758
■...
Obligations guaranteed by U. 8.
358,355
Total liabilities & cap. accts..
Ratio of gold certificate re-
H2769"
1
1
The signing by President Truman of the
compromise
legislation enacted by Congress continuing the Selective
—1,789
9
+
—
183,218
27,428
68,310
112769
1
Vol. 163.
9,415
....
of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
1,206,699
440,150
15,769
/;4
■
H2447
1
mere
„
Treasury bills
1
113186
Co.,
«55
Co., 20-year 1st mtge. 4% bonds due 1955—Oct
1
H2901
Woolworth (P. W.) Co., 2'/2% sinking fund
debentures-July 15
112056
♦Announcement in this issue.
4In Vol.
161.
§In Vol.
162.
JJIn
and dealers for pur¬
Real estate loans.,.....
Loans to banks
661488
43,771,246
43,420,590
Capital Accounts— ■
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)_;
Other capital accounts
to make
,1
9,371
liabilities
<^dh>ana
,
1,795,754
Other liabs., lncl. accrd. dlvs.—
•
to
U. 8.
14,722,283
969,537*
519,116
431,247
17,293,840
——
Deferred availability items
Commitments
+ 114
Other loans for purchasing or
'
Total deposits
Total
—757
14,917
...
chasing or carrying:
U. S. Government obligations
Other securities
23,101,373
15,909,762
1
Aug
Aug
Walworth
and agricultural
7,529
Deposits:
acct.
$tr
61,748
Investments—total
Treasury certificates
bank—reserve
Oct
Victor
1945
Other loans.
24,321,625
113421
H3421
United States Lines Co.
June 27,
1946
$
tau&—tutt»»
■■
Loans—total—
Commercial, Industrial,
Uabili tiesFederal Reserve notes
Member
June 19,
Assets-
42,145,895
pth«»r ftssftta
.
Any time
bonds
K3421
as
1946
21,787,427
110
83,486
1,928,090
34,055
56,499
—.
§2822
,
1
6%
Increase (+) as
Decrease (—) Blue#
21,745,340
-
1947
due
113141
Texas Power & Light Co.—
millions of dollars)
—.
23,002,765
Uncollected items
Bank premises
series B,
United States Lines Co. (Del.),
preferred
United States Lines, Inc.
member banks follows:
38.884
-3,203
Yhtal U, S. Govt, securities
foreign banks
F. R. notes of other banks
bonds,
Southern Pacific Co., 40-year 414%
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—
$144,000,000 in New York City,
$57,000,000 in the Chicago District, $31,000,000 in the San
Francisco District, $29,000,000 in the Boston District,
and $365,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks declined $58,000,000.
A summary of the assets and liabilities of reporting
.
Doe from
1955 & 1957-July 15
July 15
1st
rfelaftvely little change.
June 26,
'
,
_
6%
mortgage 6% income
income debentures
20-year
S. Govt, securities:
BfflS
ref.
H2996
Spring Brook Water Supply Co.—
domestic banks declined
„„
notes
•
-7
.
17,341,208
-
Redemption fund for F. R.
1946
'
> • •
•
&
H3287
1
1st mortgage and refunding 5s, series
A, due 1967—Aug
Water Co., 1st mtge. 4Vis due 1958-Sep
Demand deposits adjusted declined in most districts,
the principal decreases being $120,000,000 in New York
City, $48,000,000 in the New York District outside New
York City, $71,000,000 in the Chicago District, and $29,000,000 in the Cleveland District. Deposits credited to
(—) Since
July 3,
June 26#
'
7'7v
H2009
Scranton Gas &
City; other loans for the same
declined $29,000,000 at all reporting member
securities showed
of dollars)
Inc. (+) or Dec.
.
H3137
1
Pennsylvania Water Service Co.—
Treasury bills declined $510,000,000, of
$476,000,000 was in New York City. Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness declined $325,000,000, of which $179,000,000 was in the Chicago District.
Holdings of Treasury notes declined $55,000,000.
Hold¬
ings of United States Government bon4s and of, other
Percent
■■
$22,-
Holdings of
January 1958 W. 6.—— ,$48 flat. .
thousands
1
8
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.—
1st mortgage and refunding 5s, series
A, due 1967
Aug
1st mortgage and refunding 5s, series
B, due 1961——Aug
which
Reserve Banks Combined
(In
Aug
7j/2%
banks.
4%
BONDS?;?
•
8
H3136
113286
Pacific
$23,000,000 in New York City, and increased
purpose
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Discounts
Industrial
.562716*
nearly all in New York
—
'
Other cash
.562716*
000,000 in the Chicago District; all reporting member
hanks showed a net increase of $9,000,000.
Loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying United
States Government obligations increased $136,000,000,
^
•■-»*
8
First
Holiday
omitted.
& Co., Boston on Wednes¬
§1513
Co.—
Greyhound Lines, Inc., 4% preferred stock
Rochester Telephone Corp.—
1st & ref. mtge. 2ya%
bonds, series E, due 1960
Auction Sales
Assets—
.658300*
562716*
clined
'
Utilities
mtge.
1st lien
.658300*
562716*
Ifon controlled
7
Old Ben Coal Corp.—
.658300*
Closed
.658300*
Controlled
Bowdoin Square Garage 5s,
gen.
States
National Oil Products Co., 314% debs, due
Northern New York Utilities, Inc.—
.233626
.233626
•
113417
Co., Inc., 7% preferred
Ry.—
.
mtge. gold bonds, series E, due 1977—July 1, '47
McLellan
4.005000
Switzerland, franc
Obion of South Africa, pound
V;
&
H3283
1965——July 26
stock
Sep 12
due
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
25-year 5% debenture bonds due 1955:
Holiday
.904375
3.227000
3.227000
Shares
debentures
Stores Co., 5% convertible preferred stock
July
Macy (R. H.) & Co., Inc., 2Vfe% debentures due 1952—Aug
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
r
1st mortgage 4%
bonds, series A. due 1978
Aug
.909090
.904375
?-r:
day, July 3:v
Simon
income
H3282
1
Aug
& ref. .3Vs% bonds, series D, due 1969
July 26
Illinois Power & Light Corp., 5!/2% deb. bonds due
1957_Sep
I
Industrial Rayon Corp., $4.50 preferred stock, ser.
.909090
.909090
Closed
.909090
—
Transacted by R. L. Day
-July 15
Northern
1st
.377893
.904375
,
** Temporarily
convertible
4y2%
Gulf
113416
;
-
Franklin
Great
Aug 12
stock
A—July
Zealand, pound..
Kerway, krone
Fortugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
♦Nominal rate.
4V2%
.205715
.377892
4
§2142
5
K3129
113281
1961—July 15
Holiday1
.301824
.205715
.377892
+.
_
.
Paga
(Sidney) & Co., Inc., 7% preferred stock„Oct
1
& Power Co., 1st mtge. 5s due 1951-.Any time
Canada Wire & Cable Co., 6V2% preferred stock
July 15
Central Pacific Ry., 35-year 5% guar, bonds due
1960_Aug
1
Butte Electric
"
.205715
peso
—
H3420
113290
113424
Blumenthal
Of
6«
—
guUder———._^—
•
Eversharp,:;.Inc.—\
4.033750
Free—
v
Date
.060602*
v
:
112991
H2991
8
CALLED
Company and Issue—
.251247*
.570066*
Mew
;•
July 15
.051902*
r
Official
o
ISSUES
A
.060602*
.051902*
■C4
••
Mewfoundland, dollar—
'
ENTIRE
series
.906875
Motherlands,
•
(Ohio), preferred stock,
.022845
,051902+
Xagland pound sterling..
France (Metropolitan) franc
3B41& (British), rupee
Daly, lira
\p
Co.
.022845
.060602*
Denmark, krone
.•
Oil
.297733*
.251247*
K3130
1
3.214113
'■> "
'
-
,
Colombia, peso
;
Czechoslovakia, koruna
$1,500
'
Aug
.022845
Official
3
Aug
series G, due 1974___
3Va% bonds due 1971
3.214113
,022845
Canada, dollar—
"
1st mtge.
$
3.214113
Free
■
bonds,
Co.,
3.214113
Official
■
July 3
U3129
1
1
-Aug
.909090*
Free
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro—
Mexico,
mortgage 2%%
Power
Standard
July 4,
July 2
.297733*
July 1
d*
; .297733*
4 .251247*
Official
•
bonds, series E, due 1969
Mississippi Power Co.* 1st mtge, 3Va% bonds due 1971—July 15
Phillips Petroleum Co., 2%% debentures due 1964
July 15
.251247*
""
mortgage 3%%
1st
New York
.297733*
June 29
June 28
Argentina, peso—
J3413
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co.—
Gulf
Country and Monetary
Pago
Date
American Gas & Electric Co., 4% %
requirements of Section 522 of the Tarjff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
Pursuant to the
REDEMPTION
and Issue—
Company
NOTICES
Company and Issue—
Adams Express Co.,
St. Josepn
loans
de-
in
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
-
Page
H3277
Date
•/
•
<
4% bonds due 1947—.
4
*
*
.
,
Any time
1
years
those under 26.
TENDER.
4!/4% debentures due Aug. 1, 1946_Any time
& Grand Island Ry.—
1st mortgage
OF
through 44
■
§2024
the
.
of age, present policy has been to take
Under the
new
law draft boards retain
right of deferments for occupational
reasons.
They
must register youths of 18, but the law prohibits their;
induction,
t
•{Volume 164
Number 4505
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
The
CHRONICLE
Capital Flotations in the United States During the Month of May
And for the Five Months of the Calendar Year 1946
.
t
.
Type of
V Dated
Mar
7
Mar 14
Mar 21
Mar 28
Mar
1
Mar
Total Amount
1
Ctfs. of indebt
U.
S.
Depositary bonds—
Mar
Tax Antic'n notes.
Total for March———.,
4
Apr
25
Mar 20
Apr
Ctfs.
indebt
Tax Antic'n notes-
8,356,656,000
1.302,898,000
8,810,000
1,316,110,000
946-000
1,310,259,000
1,315,262,000
2,819,514,000
299,037,900
9,047,065,612
Total for
626,371491
3,682,000
178,697,100
£24,349,801
—
667,762,712 {..
6,406,000
Total for April—-....—
2,019 000
9,040 000
■—«—v
2,819,514,000
Savings bds.
4,54'O'tNfO
;
9,181,005,591
Depositary, bonds—
Apr
;
of
U. S.
1
;Apr
•
1,303,477,000
1,301,797,000
1,315,311,000
1,304,361,000
3,131,710,000
day Treas. bills? 1.311,768.000
91 day Treas. bills
1,317,056,000
91 day Treas. bills
1,310,259,000
91 day Treas. bills
1,315,262,000
18
Apr
Indebtedness
X$X:?:rX V',,/g- ■
92
11
Apr
Refunding
3,131.710,000
626,371,491
3,682,000
178,697,100
Savings bds.
Mar
Apr
NFw
Security >
i Accepted
■:.V:.,,,.;:;v-v /■ $
91 day Treas. bills
1,308,017,000
91 day Treas. bills
,1,303,816,000
91 day Treas. bills
1,315,311,000
91 day Treas. bills
1,313,401,000
:^-'XX
.
__
-„-auu.
667,762 712
6,406;00O
u
;
-w
299,033iWq
,
983,032312
months— 40,388,236,837 36,486,936,000
four
8|064,043,000
3,901,300^«JT
May 2; 91 day Treas; '-bills309,246,bOa^ 1,309,246,OOtf
May
9
91 day. Treas. bills
May 16. .91 day Treas. bills
91 day Treas. bills
May 31
90 day Treas. bills
May 1
U. S. Savings bds.
1,308,242,000
1,301,341,000
1,313,785,000
1,310,201,000
594,343,336
6,547,000
May 23
May;
Depositary bonds—
May
Tax Antic'n notes.
Total
for
1,308,242,000
1,301,341,000
1,301,268,000
1,310,201,000
'
12,517,890
ia»'
594,34^-336
vVI———-6 547-000
*
198,394,200
May
198,394,200
7,342,099,536
t-%'.
'
"
'
'
'']
-
6,530,298,000
811,801,636
f-'i-
-L-
-
Jr
Total for five months—.
47,730,336,373 43,017,234,000
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT
,
1946—
$
_
Second quarter.
'■ I
FINANCING
Issued
4,713,lOS&T*
Retired
Net IfeStttd
"
V
.
January—
.
Certificates
Notes
Six months.
-
13,550,000
747,327,000
.
—
72,500,000
mm
i
*
x58,950^80
| 34,025,000
'
—
ill. 1.1.|„,
..
713,302,000
■
f,fc«
.
Total for
July.
August
September.
V
>
749,921,243
338,267,743
705,440,793
January
760,877,000
423,678,261 1,793,629,779 2,217,308,040
193,109,384
Nine months
826,381,452 3,531,771,293 4,358,152,745
488,867,748 1,430,562,237 1,919,429,985
708,303,942
901,413,326
for
February
Certificates
186,300,000
185,550,000
mmmmmmik
December
——
—
Total for
March-———-
Fourth quarter.
s
"April— '
;
■-»
Notes
.
/
241,925*000
mi"
■
.
V
j •'
'
atBaftlVm
241,925*000
...
......
1O6,3OO;B0O
132,345,000
i,,»
133.205,000
""
238,645;0©O
Treasury Financing in May
Date
Amount
Offered
April 13, the Treasury on May 1,
redeemed in cash $1,579,292,000 of
Treasury Certificates
Dated
on
Due
April—
Mar
.»
91
91 days
Mar 28
91 days
Mar
Mar
8
7
91 days
1
Mar 1-31 Mar
lyear
1 10-12 yrs.
12 years
Mar 1-31 Mar
2 years
3,682,000
Mar 29
Apr
4
92 days
Apr 11
81 days
amount of
of
Indebtedness
of
Series
E-1946,
$4,799,491,000, which will mature
in
12
Apr
38
91 days
19
Apr 25
91 days
1,902,106,000
4,741,969,000
667,762,712
6,406,000
Apr
1
lyear
Apr 1-30 Apr
Apr 1-30 Apr
Apr 1-30 Apr
the
1
10-12 yrs.
holders
full.
up to
$25,000 will be allotted in
Cash subscriptions will not be received.
The
re¬
sults will be given; here next month.
Total
for
Total
■Treasury bills, Savings Bonds, Tax' Anticipation Notes
•Average rate
t
rate
and Depositary Bonds and in this manner sold $7,342,099,536 of its securities of which $6,530,298,000 was used
'"j
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Dated
'
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10
-
91 days
4
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
18 V Jan
24
Jan 25
Jan
31
Dec
Jan
1
Jan 1-31 Jan
1
2,904.956,000
•
2,259,444,000
91 days ' 2,005,255,000
91days
2,016,155,000
91 days / 2,025,044,000
1 year - 3,323,194,000
7
Jan
17
••
■
3
;
10-12 yrs. V
Jan 1-31 Jan
12 years
Jan 1-31 Jan
2 years
S' ^ \ Vj ^
~,
i.«•
';V;
J
t-
v*
; 959,559,756
10,441,500
301,781,200
'
t
•
$■
;
j
1,302,898.000
;!5:.
•
99.906
-%
:
,
594,343,336
five
'
\
a
series
Security
•
,
Jan
Jan
:
3
91 day Treas. bills
10
91
17
91
day Treas.
91
day Treas.
Jan
31
91
day Treas.
bills
y8
Jan
1
Jan
1
Jan;
.Jan 5
day Treas. bills
Ctfs.
U.
S.
of
bills
indebt
Savings
Depositary
bds.
bonds-
Tax Antic'n notes
for
•
*91 days
1,928,073,000 .1,314,673,000
99.905 + *0.373
91 days
1,987,760,000 /1,309,003,000
2,037,113,000
1,301,118,000
99.905 + *0.375
Feb
14
91
91 days
day Treas. bills
99.905+ *0.375
Feb
21
91
Feb 21
Feb
28
92 days
'2,005,866,000
day Treas. bills
92
21
Feb
1
lyear
1
10-12 yrs.
12 years
4,952,949,000
622,403,078
day Treas.
Feb 1-28 Feb
Feb 1-28 Feb
V;
2 years
Total ior February v
4,027,000
4,027,000 100
180,952,100 /
—
180,952,100 100
11,001,591,rts
%
'
:•
/
V
.
.
2
b
Feb
Feb
!
7
28
91 day Treas. bills '
1
W'
$15,000,000 Nashville Chattanooga
0.375
bonds
Price,
;
2
5
any
fldlSN'
kind
""""
&
'
' V
to
^
'A
/
Depositary bonds
Tax Antic'n notes
'
Co;.
S.
of
indebt
,
for
February
I
c
{],
\ V */
New
9.872,481.000
4,027,000
—*
453,000
'
622,403.078
'
11,001,591,178 10,193,756,000
-
3V*Vo
Stone
to
Webster
Securities
Weeks;
&
Orleans
series B
RR.
due
1st
April
and
1,
^
and Stein Bros, to
refunding mortgage
1970.
Purpose,
refund¬
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc:; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Watts & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
BateihUn,
to Co.; A.; G. Becker to Co.„ Inc.; William BItoilf
to ;Co.jiBlyth, & Co,,' Inc;;; Alex. Brown to Sons; Butoher
4to {Sherrerd;• Coffin & Burr/ Inc.; Cooley to Co.; J.
£)ain to-Co.; Davenport to Co.; Davies to Mejia;
Day to Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson & Cto.,
Inc.;
Dillon
Dominick
&
to
Dominick;
Drexel
&
Co.;
Eastmwn,
Co.;
Elworthy to Co.; Equitable Securities Cotp.;
Fahey, Clark to Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Glover to McGregor, Inc.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; __Hallgarten
to
Co.;
Harrirtmn
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Miller <to
Co.; Heller, Bruce & Co.; Hemphill Noyes to Co.; Heif*y
Herrman & Co.; Hill, Richards & Co.; J. J. B. Hilllard to
Estabrook
/
>
v.
to
Co.;
Son; Hornblower to Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The
Illinois Co.; Johnson, Lane,' Space to Co., Inc./
Johnston,
to Co.; Kalman to Co., Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody
Lemon
-
(Continued oh
/
In
'
——
&
page
190)
>
1,286,093,^56
i
1,301,118,000
1,316,013,000
4,952,949,000
Hutzler;
Price, 100 and interest. / Offered by Kuhn, Loeb *to
A.
Baker,
,
;
;.r
'
&
Rothschild
•
bonds
ing.
.
F.
New
&
Eichler
earn
L.
Co., Inc.; Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
15,000,000 Texas
,
180,952,100
U.
Total
v
622,403,078
Ctfs.
Feb
,
1,314,673,000 :1,314,673,000
1,309,003,000 1,309,003,000
bills
1
1
Feb
.
Bros.
Hornblower
Boyce,
,
Comprised of three eepa-
Series A
&
Feb.
interest.
Paine, Webber, Jackson to
Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton «to
Pomeroy, Inc.; Shields & Co.; Riter & Co.; R. S. Dickson
,
Savings bds.
Feb
&
due
B
and
Eastman,
Salomon
Curtis;
1
1
Years)
St. Louis Ry. 1st mortgage *376
1,
1986.
Purpose,
refunding.
Offered by First Boston Corp.;
Dillon & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; La^arti
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beahe;
series
100
Freres
bi
:/ Refunding
Indebtedness
•$:,,.'•!$'■«
$
1,302,898,000 1,302,898,000 :
:
1,316,060,000 1,310,993,000
3
5,067,666
1,312,132,000
1,309,645,000
2 487,000
1,316,791,000
1,310,034,000
:
6.757 000
1,315,717,000
1,315,717,000
3,323,194,000
3,323,194,000
959,559,756 V ; V_„
959,559,756
10,441,500
V 10,441,500
301,781,200 :
—;
301,781,200
1,301,118,000
1,316,466,000
4,952,949,000
Feb
a
of
RAILROAD
have 10-year maturity, are
sold on a
2.90%; series F have a 12-year matur¬
and yield 2.53%; and series Q
January——— 11,158,574.456
7
Feb 1-28 Feb
;
bills
*0.375
+ *0.375
wad
-
Than Five
0.376
a
/•
*
,
14
a
the;j^pital
issue
every
SerVtes
xNet retired.
During May, 1946
Accepted
»
21
622,403,078
a
ill ^
""
Total Amount
Feb
1,316,466,000
99.904
4,952,949,000 100
99.905+
99.906+
USE OF FUNDS
24
••-f;v;-,;.•.v
E
Type of
Jan
2. V
of^
National
Corporation,
Details of New Capital Flotations
x
series <7,.-about 1.07%; t*
Jan
a
'■
\
and yield
Feb
Jan
tions: during May, including
brought out in that month,
discount basis, at 74,
*0.375
b
Fund,
Insurance
;Loant|nsurance Corporation.
0.375
6,547,000 100
discount: basis.
*0.375
»0.375
Insurance
Deposit
details
0.375
47,730,336,373
i.
;//•' J
8
r
to
Life
Federal
0.375
198,394,200 100
months
15
Feb
Government
Fund,
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Later
99.905+
6,547,000
on a bank
of which
Dated
*0.375
257,075;80O
1,480,492,1)00
Fund, Fbetal
System,
Insurance
Federal Savings
'
99.905 +
198,394,200
Feb
1
.lp;fc
99.905+
7,342,099,536
*■
•
x
1,309,246,000
1,308,242,000
1,301,341,000
1,313,785,000
1,310,201,000
594,343,336
1,900,939,000
1,927,697,000
1,948,786,000
Feb
Feb
Life
;
'
C-1947.
Total
'v;i
1,850,058,000
1,981,048,000
!
11,158,574,456
v.s,..'
b
Corp.;
•abouf 1.92%Vft year and
1,316,060,000
99.905 +
1,312,132,000
99.905 +
1,316,791,000
99.905 +
1,315,717,000
99.905+
3,323,194,000 100
959,559,756
a
'XJ
10,441,500 100
301,781.200 100
;
Total for January————
fj-
.
16,690,000
405,740,000
and
12-year maturity, are sold at 100, and bear
2%% interest,
b Comprised of
separate issues, designated Treasury notes of
tax series
A-1945, series C-1945, series C-1946 and series
FINANCING. DURING 1946
Amount;
Applied for
Accepted
Price
Yield
Due
■
Jan
299,037,900
a
Amount
'
-,t
Deo 24
for
v.--.
are sold, on
TREASURY
'
©ffered
•
Jan
STATES
'
series,
have
ii We now present our usual tabulation:
/Date
273,765,000
•Comprise sales of special series certificates ana notes; certlfifeWfts
sold to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and
Unemployed Trust
notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors
Insurance Trust
AcCOUnt*
Civil
Service
Retirement Fund,
Foreign Service
Retirement
Fund,
Canal Zone Retirement Fund, Alaska Railroad
-Retirement
7/a
9,047,065,612
discount basis at 75.
*
-
_
*-
172,075;d00
„
May.
Outside of the above the Treasury Department in May
confined its operations to the usual weekly sales of
to retire maturing obligations.
0.375
a
.
April
Apr 26
May 2
91 days
May 3
May 9
91 days
May 10
May 16
91 days
May 17
May 23
91 days
May 24
May 31
90 days
May 1-31 May 1 10-12 yrs.
May 1-31 May
12 years
May 1-31 May
2 years
cash redemption, sub¬
equal percentage basis, except that sub¬
on an
for
85;000:000
—
16,690,000
*
scriptions wlil be received subject to allotment to all
scriptions in amounts
12 years
2 years
,
1,886,232,000
months—
June 1,
on
Since it is planned to retire about $2,000,000,000
ot the maturing Certificates on
Total for five
1,311,768,000 99.904+ 0.315
1,317,056,000 99.905+ d.3lS
1,310,259,000
99.905 + 0.375
1,315,262,000
99.905+ 0.375
2,819,514,000 100
'
%
667,762,712
a
,» !
a
VJ 6,406,000 100
■: •
2,
299,037,900 100
S
b>:
1,989,724,000
Apr
Mar20
Total
pL946.
1,863,398,000
2.050.149,000
Apr
Certificates of Indebtedness of Series E-4947, open
an exchange basis, par for par, to holders of Treasury
V
!fv;,
Apr
85,000,000
188,765,000
Total for May.
0.375
0.375
% {>
"
's jng, through the Federal Reserve
Bariks, of %% Treas¬
--———4—
—
0.375
2
9,181,005,591
|»; At;the same time, the Secretary announced the offer-
Certificates
3,682,000 100
178,697,100 100 ;/
March
88,496;06O
.+•
%
Savings
for
..
ury
Notes
Yield
1,308,017,000 99.505+
1,303,816,000
99.905+
1,315,311,000 99.905+
1,313,401,000 99.905+
3,131,710,000 100
626,371,491
a
<
;
178,697,100
,
5
Price
$
2,013,988,000
2,084,615,000
2,074,769,000
1,984,509,000
4,104,216,000
626,371,491
days
Mar 1-31 Mar
Total
ji
<•
Mar 14
Mar 21
Feb
the Treasury Vinson on June 1 an¬
nounced that the 3% Treasury Bonds of
1946-48, in the
amount of $1,035,873,400, and the 3Vs% Treasury Bonds
of 1946-49, in the amount of $818,627,000, which have
been called for redemption on June 15, 1946, will be
8
Mar 22
oC
1
Mar
Mar 15
'•-/Redeemed in cash,
Accepted
I,';,';.,,,■
206,680,000 /' 118,185,000
t
•;
Certificates
Amount
Applied for
$
of Indebtedness of Series D-1946.
pn
*85, OOOtOOO
173,495,000
33,185,000
■'i....,
As announced
Secretary
85,000,000
206,680,000
May—
1
i
53,205,000
1
——————
—
Total for
tRevised.
c.
*.,
-
Certificates
Twelve months
j
i
■
..
•'4
*
i.
80,000,000
—»
371,850,000
—
...
mm
> 31,135,000
273,060,000 '
Notes
—
...—
21,135,000
HMnjiir
March—
October
November
|
-'.n i'
'win.
■■■■»>...■
Total
I 10,000,000
10,000,000
263,060,000
i'
Third quarter.
v
| 654,352;00O
February—
Certificates
Notes—
I
106,525,000
4,027,000
180,952,100
.,807,835,178
the
comprehensive
on
the
the May
and the five months' figures with those
for the corresponding periods in the four
years • preceding, thus affording a / five
year comparison.
following
pages
we
tables
compare
v
'
•
o
b
s
6
5
w
X
G
n
>
U
>
O
>
K
1
0
W
c
o-
§
OO
m
hH.
SJ
S
h
b-i
V.
-
000
1Total 9,3150 9716,
41,5 0 30,7980
109,648 18,96
6,806,50 38,0 0 7,854, 21 52,461,021
5,806,sod
-^1948— Refundi g
-1942.
New — 67,3;0
Capitl 94,1250
-JL943
Refundi g 42,350 273~9,680
1125917,5.330,259,972
New
1948-
9,716, 0
4,750
5,806,50
0947291
Refundig; 38lob67 o 1,250, 0 3716,60
42,350
2,39 ,680
a
■
#•"'
Capit l
520, 0
14,0 0
$
:
103,846
37160,60 "5*6 ,60 73,64.291
"7520,6 0; 17,24 91
i
38,6 70 5764080 37IO 7 6
2,39 ,680
3,10,61
25,0 0
iols oi d
" 56 36 5,9 4,291 14,0 0 38,0 0
50 ,0
12,0 0
I578?,6 25,96 0 50, 0
4^96, HI7
87,30
4,73680
r
t
50 ,0 0
-
3,60 ,61 14,0 0 ~ 5~2 o7 6 13,60 1
28,60 1
New
53,.780 46,0 OQ 53,0 12,0 3^50, 0 \;jgifk..,, 10,65lo0 179,8530 10 ,0
25,70162 19,50 17,95T0 159,8476
Total
Refundig $: 164,3791 10, 0 14,860 3'51,67
189,5 24 9,150 17,30 138,9420
Refundi g \- 50, 0 4,50 50, 0 6,2109 3185*0,
9,408760
Capitl 15,47381 2,0 0 1,0875 7,54987
605,0 20,87 56
3,780 1,50 0 3,50,0 5,47891
S.o ol o
-v$
i.
-
,
1944
$
'
.
10, 0
164,37961 10, 0
l,285l0O
926, 75
17,64^53
3,0670
.
1,904,175 3,854162 63,780 49,62045 53,0 0 42, 953 3,850, 0
12,0 0 3,6207452 28,39753
1,25640
,-7:
109,648
531,50
5,275,0
94,1250
7,906 2
- 179,8530 12,0 0 25,94750
Total
—194
„
1270 ,0
Total
28,60 1 3,49,0 1,65940 43,72901
.S
-i.
I-
' 14,0 0 38,0 0 IsSoi o 1^756 0 57i6o76 o
4,73680 4,036^0 24,81 23
3,60 1
Capit l i
7■ 25,0 0
!?•
5,806,50
103,846 .2,7150 9437 CNaepitwl
73,64291 *47,85.0 '36,47 32
21,50^ 25,96 0 50, 0 %5» 31,509 12,0 0
9,716, 0
4,96 , 0 T,
47 "50,
*
1,250 21,0 0 50, 0
5i§94,29l
5
1270 ,0 9,3150
531,50
Refundi g ± 5725,0
9,716, 0
Total
531,50
16,~40O756 21,0 ,0 50, 0
8
Total
"67 ,50
12,569175 25,70 162
'•-. 10,3527 189,51294
;f
15,21675 60, 0 47,50 0 50, 0 17,906 19 3,850, 0
i
jMFYTHOEIVA&NFfIkcEMSFLARUCNOGRPLDM 35632,61714,59880.2 412,638590783915,42,0672SiUtanpE'£eldCmsoctO.jGFbtfcegvhroafadvrny_g:s;nmfu-liccYpylltesEVMFOAT$kUtGSRAiTINESCIOHRfPeSEoA 1357,241,809308476 159,28734
5263,41709887906,1539
>:
$
■
'•
.
Capitl
:
90 ,0 0
375,18 20 13l786,25 18,52 04
19,80 36,73 14 5,0 ,0
Capitl 103,2876 4072 ,931 ?^4;89,564
90 ,0
635,270 164798,0 5,463719
7,50 0 7,-942750
$
CORP ATE,
OSUMFARY
2,0
&/.
23,0972 iToO .O O 26,509720 18,0 0
—I945 Refundi g 57,3810 14 ,70
$
27,653214 5,0 ,0
$
Capit l
-
18,260
•
24,035 0 149,80421
Total $
.
42,071 20 " 237,560
II —-—
69,437 48 8,490T280 74*0,0
New
New
GOVFEORNRMEIGTN,
18,642 87 3,78,0 2,10452 3,50 0 24,53 16
43,50837 B76 o,6 54,71 392 35,0 0 i/feo'. o 7,50760
75,6410 14,70 92,74 120 276 76O 35,0 0 25,10 0
$
Total
19,80 9,120,50
3*62,40
—1945 Refundi g 271,90 4 2 9l7563,294
$
Total
2,0 ,0 "*62 7452
2,3,90 36,1586
New
New
Tdtal
-
;
.
610, 0
7,0 0 325,180 40, 0 38,250 85,0 0 40, 0 36,7250
4,29,05
""loo
4,760, 0 3,~526]950
1,459,817
—I
75,6410 18,23087 5,0 .0 147,6512 35,0 2,0 ,0 39,760 32,850
950, 0
1 ,70961
57,3810 186,7 02
i^f332",?,0469cw1n09-l
h1* 56,207821,1420975,5499
527, 50; 287.50 2,40 ,430 1,02 801
4M946
237,50
39,48 36 32,46910 2,0 ,0 26,50972 2, 905
18,260 1,459,817 4,762,50 107,9567 3.0 .90 13,7f5~o280 l672",950
7,0 0 436,89 1 40,95 0 673"o76 98,6036 85,27 50 897,50 42,04 30 1,02 801 837219,064
:"'4„i. _4—
8706,715,03199 1,047385,20691 NOEGARWFUNPID ^75043,072:
S-— batfnuoednayisndds NoBteosn-di.'a4
MAY iv§':»!ty-.><notaes—itd \'-v. nptesi-,%nd stock-.^— j*c:7^■»baonds ■ stock— . Governm—t-;—-, governmt_Gacis,&.—t ,Posein— utiles^— hoc.p ?,; manufctres —.o-4'i maanufctringd. .4^- — ehtortladcin.g, NBoomJi'taesd-. utiles-—. etc.—~^coper,1manufcts eori-™— manufctrig etc.,-—4 —-. teradingc"ho.l, XUSC0^4:Mr - utiles— cotper, etc.—:-^4 4•,-—hoterldaticng., utiles-.—_^4 c£oper, mnuft4- acesori—. mnuftg- etc.—-4, hteoraltdcin.g, —4 "19.7sec,0u2—r8itstock— stock—i *.•i^aplT
•»
•■—"-.4'"
"v
-
•■
-1946 Refundi g 536,0 472 "lLit76^2 15, 7 519
7,50,0 ~T0L50
9,215 60 5278 ,54 39,82 0
7,841,0
*"
$
Capitl
New
-1946 Refundi g g -75,0 324,6850 25,0 0 15,684720 85,0 0
17,80 46,9230
CHAR TE
309,5 49
Capit l
107,2540
17,5 0
.
6,85,0 102,967421
19^71,028
610, 0
4,93,871 950, 0 ir,-m« 527,250 287,50 2,40 30 1,02 801 41,925619
2,0 0 50 ,0 0 15,0 0 2,56 280 40, ^0 i 5oi o Vj9 215^80
New
'
•
2468,4 5
768
:
10,5 748
75,0 0 431,9074 25,0 0 12 ,850 3,2695 85,0 0 610,0
2oTl43, 5
-
.
:
2,0 ,0 4,93871 *15,90 671 *150 65,3 407 527, 50 287,50 42,0 43 1,02 801
4:
'
toci^de
^
^
bt onds — bonds ^% stock— Candianforeign Loanadn ^Municpal—Stes,Staes tGoraal—nd figures Mofmaoynth Long-Term csoteal,l, Equipment and beutilcd.n-gs, trInuvesstmn, Miscela—n.ous —. Short-Tem csoteall,,Equipment and iandunstdrl buildngs, — "tnemstvIrusfai
industral -.•Ruber
.Prefd Com n i
MOONFTH Long-term Short-em Pref d Prefred Com on
Corpate— Domestic—• Candi — Long-term Short-em Com n foreign-?— Long-term Short-em
;
Other
-
.
.
■ -
;»;P • V/:
::
:
J.
-C
,
•These
!v
Other Farm
•.
*
United
"
Total
Public Iron, Mot rs
-Other
Land,
Ship ng
'
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er
.
industri
Stocks-—1 csoteall,, lauidngs,Ruber Ship—»4i_n.;gtrInuvesstmn, Miscelanous
-
Public Iron,
Land,
.
4-^ : -latoT.^ csoteall,,Equipment and Inadunstrdil buildngs, tIrnvuesstmnT,M4iscelanous corpate
Total
Total
Public . Iron, Motors Other Land,
^
.a
480,6120 8.045,908 8,162,05
Total
57,24198
2,53 , 20 921,875
Total
19,30 0 214.09,70 2,0 ,0 3,0 ,0 20,130 14,0 0 3,52,0 95,0 2,53 , 20 16,57185 57,24198
i;':
167,52 64 20176 ",0 89,405 458,072819
1
42L875
Capit l 316,42560 84.63,084 8,162,05
New
409,6 »724 69730, 210,6546 689,5 190
Capit l $Y:
New
19,30 0 53,79 20 2,0 ,0 3,0 ,0 134723,860 86,37450
-
—
247,3680 12,0 0 12,60 40 13,7128 2,50, 0
287,95168 90, 0 20,36~o75 215,6304 795, 492
RefUndi g 156,4 28 8753,0 2,39 ,680
167,4 908 90, 0 192,"05l76 10,4 23 59,6 140
$
-1943
.
Capital
..
$
;
New
--
90,82372 12,0 0 4.065,40 1,37608 2,50, 0
351,675
26;ibd,o
—
—
—-
57193*0
2,102,40
249,6180
Capit l
29,60 1,071 0 3,250, 0 520, 0 46732,7~2 150,od 2,05,0
$.
i
468,75
12,0 ,0 27102746 15,6 7613
i76o,
io, bdo 750, 0 2,60760
bidos,375,270,9 0 57,40 0
Total
637,25 87 21,0350 149,6I57 O 201,34 0 7,290, 0 1,0589,27
23,62493 "4687 95 "56 ",0 26,3 68 39,60 125,8 40 3,250 520, 0 140697863~5", 179 576 2,518,795
5
New
895,61 968 t21,0350 149,620 276,503 20, 0 1,36842,9
Refundi g Y-. 48,0749 10,75 0 152,079218 26,o0id
;•
.
>
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123,750 736516 ' - 4,95,0 2,05,0
•: 39,6 0 3,250, 0 520, 0
$
182,63 8 10,37450 1,80,0 95,0 2,53,20 16,57185
Refundi g 15,0 0 12,6790 27, 28 4785,6 1,7930
-1948
120,476*80 l573~097od0 14,82307 235,608 52
,
590,45 0 12,750 237,04 30 30,63 8
• Total
Total
15^60765 316,42560
1,80 ^y.~'Y4
v
/
fi
Total
95,0 0
Refundi g fi,od ,6 6 268, 50 50,4 0 28,97 395 18765,6
61,50
*"50 ,6 6 15,403 8
12,750
FPMroNaBUinvuptelsdwcfkYEIVARS 167,52.409
mfoariyve31Rs
-S
^104L
•;
——
-194-
605765
259*360,81 75,268590 12,70 347,93671
Capital 29,3750 2,635,0 7,0 ,0 3,2706 40,50
Y
Y
$
"06,5413
10,75 0 24,65760 is,806 65 45,6 76 3,62 *675
2,0 ,0
29,64 0
2,0 ,0
|p°G®otbin~vddn^CefhPErcrli"cygoouamQmuoaup$fe2hanH-,sf3tolrMT86cd™£U0S*yFebbr,y.TitMSHeAF3nRAOdf1^R3i:7;.-—'Capitl13,046250•,.1267945,31^-VY40.9,56032,78 '4916713528,0.340,2 4041*,63529,-068319572&,80.62714,95518
fgoofafvrlieemn"rmiaunoeg5tmnnhcodprt,gls
" 90 760
Refundi g£■. 1,406 7,92 4 ,0 ,0 17,47350 12,30,872 25,0 0
$
1,6590 ,214 17,3860 304725",0 219,350
'"3
.
~*9ob~o o
Capit l 29,4263 18,45^27 52,13,63
$
New
8,* 42^50
Total
101,50
corpate,
51 ,0 0
4 ,0 ,0
4 ,0 ,0
2,058,714
Refundi g 654,92350 613,705 30,5 0 81,37 2 2~10,0 26,509720 4732,0 18,0 0
4,0 0
4,0 0 53^910 7 1,837,920 "237",50 60,276 10 32,46910 6,50675 287362
2,50 , 0
2,6 5,0
$
$
-1945
401,35 06 1679^,0 175,84326 5,0 ,0 598,39 02
Capital
$
65,08 0 9,25,0 10 ,0 0 10,69348 28,0 0 8,49^280 4,90 ,0 12,0 0
COtITRSlfPHNUAEED 1,40L72651942,,453869700667982
New
2,53942,76 372,140 459, 408 3,7126,74
Total $,539,041 0 45 ,67 0 40, 0
^
-
'X •
GORNUEPFIW
1,7439,86 342,8650 14,038 0 2,03 ,86
Refundi g 52,950 453,62594 25,0 0
$
—1946—
12,507 0 132,6950 364,50 0 4,359,0 41, 450 147260, 50,1250
50 ,0 0
3.64,79258 07,168427 4,359,0 7360, 018,241627
CHAARNCTDER
:
•
720,531 0 62,930 30,6 0 182,47120 8,0 0 2,10,0 35,0 0 9723,0 30,10, 0
Total
8»7*4l6oO ^95,84 98 29,750 345,906 8 1,7025,96
Capit lt'?<":'-V,1247,961094 271,0 259 67,045
New
SOfamu ry
2,0647,280$17,3860 320,"4()7O5 395,763 5,0 ,0 2,798 0,16
50,0 0
2,1 4,0
436,0 0
—247,9610
2,539476
1,743986
287,50
3.81,781 3,50, 0 47627405l",357, 024 24,31 0 3,584, 3 1,021,801 9,15,12 67,82,53
795*84,98
.
Capitl
New
Total-
New
nVAM31Y ! otes— note-s —-j y;. .-.— flotbL. :^.4 Total,cdrf»e-"£i.«—Governmi-—t^ agencis&t., • .; D0proonv1ainsce mayNe-wNo$tes* • U'tlhies•-^j., Lc—a -_ — manufctrig -;- hoeldticng., — Notes—YyYa-4'r «*■»- manufctrig: -,r:■•Y '- holedtncg -A_Yik.T,vr:M etc. :;manufctrig ~*7 hfoeldting., y»•:.-v.^fet manucre-YsL-—^_ i._ manufctrig : hoeldticng,y';.^-
boanndsd Y_boanndsd ktri.:^lcs boanndds stock*- stock-. foregoviegrnmntLGoaanvnd,♦Municpal—Stes,SPtoaseeCs-inX^4?i9t1oal «n0cltum3.d1Xi,uUae$sS ' LBonoga-nTedrmsRailroad—s Equmiapnmufetnts acneodri Indausntridl — hnveilrt-f,gs,YLi-i—Ss— Miscelano—us it-.:. anodi— Miscelanou—sY anodi-^.: Misceilanou,s_z
MEHNbDfStMCorp;bate^ Domestic—., Short-em Com n Short^-em Comstock—n_Oforetighn—er.: Candian
mednndfrs sctoea.cllop,,er, Ship-n_gi.Inttvrreuastdfsning,, SBhoorat-nTedisU y/'R.ai-l~r-Yods.Utiles-: Scctoeopall,,,Eqmuaipnumfcetnrets induastnridl buildetn-vg,YsT.. Y_1Yy/^:- Inttvrreuastmsdinng,, Railroads utiles. scctoeopall,,,Equmiapnumfectnrtes inaduhstrdl bueildtcn.g;s,Ruhe~r: Bhi:pingInttvrreaustdmsinng, Railroads utiles^-—: csctooepale,lr,E,quipment aacersiodri indausntrdil bueildtncgs,Y^ Intvrterusatmsdinng,M,isYceala>-n*oYus csoercpuriatte
Long-term Pref red Cdhaibn^* Long-term .Prefd Long-term Stheorrtm* Pref red Com on
8
:
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u
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•
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j.
*
Other Farm
.
V.;;
United
.
*$.
1
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■
.
-.
Total
~
Publiciron, Motors Other Land,Rub er
Oil
.,
PUbilc Iron, Motors Other Land,Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
•
Total—
Public Iron; Motors Other Land, Rub er
Total
.190
*3,800,000 Northern Utilities Co. 1st mortgage bonds, series A, 3Va%,
(Continued from page 187)
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v
h-v,
'
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1
noA-.
v,r„.
due
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Laird, Bissell 8c Meeds; W. C.
Langley 8c Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Lehman Bros.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades 8c Co.; Laurence M. ;
Marks 8c Co.; Mellon Securities Corp.; . Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben 8c Co.; Minsch,
Monell & Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley 8c
Co.; Maynard H. Murch & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
The
Ohio
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Phelphs, Fenn & Co.; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; Putnam & Co.; The Rqbinson-Humphrey Co.; E.
H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Scott
8c Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton <fc Co.; Shields 8c Co.;
.
'
Purpose, refunding.',: Pricp,; 101 and;
interest.
Offered by Mellon
Securities Corp.; Geo. G.
Applegate; A. E, Aub «fe Co.; Baker, Weeks 8c Harden;
Ballou, Adams & Co., Inc.; Barrett, Pitch 8c Co., Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; George D. B. Bonbright 8c Co.; H. F.
Boynton 8c CO., Inq.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;: Brush,
Slocumb 8c Co.; Caldwell Phillips Co.; Chace, Whiteside &
■:,
Warren, Inc.; Chaplin & Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; C. C.
V
Col'lings and Co., Inc.; Cooley & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.;
"!'■
1 7 -:;R. h. Day 8c Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Drexel 8c Co.;
Francis I. du.Pont & Co.; Elkins, Morris & Co.; Fauset,
Steele
&
Co.;
The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.;
Folger, Nolan Inc.; Foster 8c Marshall; Graham, Par¬
sons
& Co.; Green,
Ellis & Anderson; Grubbs;* Scott &
1
Co.; -Hallowed, Sulzberger 8c Co.; Hannahs, Ballin 8c Lee;*
/
' Hawley, Shepard & Co.; W. E. Hutton 8c Co.;) Johnson,
Lane^. Space and Co., InC.; r Johnston; f Lemon, 8c Co.^
;
; .
.7 Kean, Taylor & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.; Kirkpatrick;Pettis Co.; Kuhn, Loeb 8c Co.; Laird, Bissell 8c Meeds;
A.
E.
Masten
&
Co.; McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.;
McDonald & Co.; Minsch, Monell & Co.; Moore, Leonard
& Lynch; W. H. Newbold's Son.& Co.; Newhard Cook:
-iS'}'!
8c Co.; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs; The Wisconsin Co., and
AA'ADean-;- Witter-8c Oo.:^;vr,-v:a:
45,000,000 Texas & New Orleans RR. 1st and refunding mortgage
3%% bonds series C due April 1, 1990.
Purpose, refundu ing.
Price, 100 and interest.. Offered by same bankers
as
offered $15,000,000'3%%
series B bonds (see foreKoing). •■■■:•
■-7; \> 7.; .-.i;.■ ■;.•■ <
7'- :>7a7
,2,000,000 Western Maryland Ry. 1%% equipment trust certificates
u
due $200,000 annually June 15, 1947-56.
Purpose, purchase of equipment.
Priced to yield from 1.05% to 1.75 %
'
according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
«Inc.; Otis 8c Co.;. Julien Collins & Co.; Alex Brown &
\
Sons, First of Michigan Corp.;'Thomas & Co.; Putnam
^
& Co., and F. S. Yantis& Co., Inc.
«
!
>
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$77,000,000
-
>
.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
r
.
\
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Bros.
1
13,000,000 Central Maine Power
W/l
series N 2%% due
U
.-!»<>>-C'^fI'•
and
interest.
Co.
..
Corp.;
Lehman
Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.;
'
44,660,000 Consolidated Gas
'tf.o-*
'v
S
Electric .Light & Power Co. of Baltimore'
William
Blair
&
.
f;
M-[<
1
.
*,iU
& Dominick; Drexel 8c Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Estabrook 8c Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Robert Garrett & Sons; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Hallgarten
&
Co.;
Harris,
Hall
&
Co.
(Inc.);
1
Hayden,
8c
!
7
Miller & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co.; J. J. B. Hilllard
•';v
Son;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
W.
Hutton
E.
8c
Co.;
Ira
'Ij!^ Illinois Company; Kebbon, McCormick 8c CO.; Kirkpatrick
f Pettis
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Lazard Freres Co.; Lehman Brothers; Laurence M. Marks
At Co.; Martin, Burns 8c
Corbetit, Inc.; McDonald & Co.;
a
-
7"
:
Sachs
body
.■
■
A"
■
<itt \
«.*:>
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:
V
,
■
.
,
'
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v'
'
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v
■
&
8c
& Co.
./-yu. '7;
•Vv7>:'77.;'7:"'VV. ,7
?
-V?-.*-V '
v;
'
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(see
<
the
addition
of
foregoing).
Ballou,
!
;
;
&
Co.,
refunding.
?
Price,
101V2
and
4
William
(Inc.);
Co.;
Heller,
Granbery,
Bruce
8c
E. Masten 8c Co.;
Co.; A.
Kendall,
inc.;
Paul
Assurance
100%
Corp.'jfH.
Inc.;
Waihwright
C.
Wyatt,
,,
„
Neal
8c
&
..,7' -.7
7
and
F.
w
,
*
$325,185,000
IRON,
STEEL,
COAL,
COPPER,
OTHER
INDUSTRIAL
$20,000,000 Caterpillar
Inc.
May 1,
07
....
'
7,
and
;
■-.oy
7,
Insurance
and
,;
■'
,
■
^
ties
The
Insurance
Continental
Central
due
interest.
,
,
>
■
Co.
Power
& Light Co. 1st
Purpose, refunding.
1976.
Offered
by
The
First
v
.
Baker,
/
mortgage 2%%
Price, 103 and
Boston
Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon &
>
Harriman
»
mii
v
■.
7
!
■
7 7
.
Stubbs;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Granbery, Marache & Lord; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; The Illinois Company; Kebbon
Mc-
Cormick & Co.; E. M. Newton 8c Co.;
7 7 :
Central Republic
'v-
Co.-
(Inc.),
7
'
;
Riter &
f
.
>
Co..
;
and
;
.ica.
,
Rurpose,
AND MANUFACTURING
Co.
10-year 2%
debentures,
due
Purpose, plant expansion.
Price, 100.757
by Blyth 8c Co., Inc.,/ and Stone
Tractor
1956.,
interest.;
Offered
Corp. and
101.87
■
;7
"
Co.;
Co.;
'
7-
7
,
.
,
50,000 Household Service, Inc. 5% sinking fund 10-year serial
s ;
debentures, series A, due 1956.
Purpose, corporate pur5-^;
poses.
Price, par and interest.
Offered by Mohawk
Valley /Investing Co., Inc.
500,000 Mading Drug Stores Co, 5% sinking fund debentures duo
;
April 15, 1961 (with warrants).
Purpose, acquisition of
stock of constituent company, general corporate purposes.
Price, 100 and interest.
Offered by Alex. Browtt & 80ns,
!
■
A:
a
Vx>'r'-i£r-:y-
v;.;;
A.;-\v.'%■
:V,'
'■-y
V
and
$38,250,000
OIL
int.
Curtis; Tucker,
8c
Weeks;
Anthony
Laurence M.
Paine,
8c Co.; William
Co.; Alex. Brown &
'
"
Co.
;
-
.
,
->7:--f-7.;c-.■:)>
f
-
-
)
v
.
r
-7
r
Co.; Reynolds 8c Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; Pacific
Northwest Co.; Almsted Brothers; C: F. Cassell 8c
Co.,
Inc.; Elkins, Morris 8c Co.; Webster 8c Gibson, and G. H.
&
1
•
&
Walker
Jersey) 25-year 2%% debentures,
Purpose, ,refunding.
Price, 98 and
interest.
Offered
by Morgan Stanley 8c Co.;
A. C.
Allyn
and Co.
Inc.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baker, Watts 8c Co.; -Baker,
Weeks & Harden; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bear, Stearns
& Co.; A. G. Becker 8c Co. Inc.; Biddle, Whelen & Co.;
Blair & Co.; Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.;
Boettcher
and
Co.;, Bosworth,
Chanute, Loughridge 8c Co.; H. F. BoyntonCo., Inc.; Alex. Brown
due
Marks &
Sons; Sttoud
Co., Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; The Illinois Co.; R.
L. Day 8c Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; W. H. Newbold's
Son
?
*10,000,000 Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc. 2% %
debentures
planes.
due
Dec.
1,
1951.
Purpose,
sinking fund
purchase
of
air¬
Sold privately to Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States.
*6,000,000 Transcontinental
V
& Western Air, Inc. 3%
debentures,
1, 1956. Purpose, working capital. Sold privately
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
due June
to
$36,725,000
STOCKS
.
(Preferred, stocks of a stated par value are taken at par, while pre-r
ferred stocks of no par value and all classes of common stock are
7, computed at their offering prices.)
/<•
*' 7 , - 7
7 7 I
7/||
;
PUBLIC UTILITIES
$22,000,000 Central Maine Power Co. 220,000 shares of preferred stock
,<
\7
3.50% series (par $100). Purpose, refunding. Price, 101.50
v
per share.
Offered in exchange for 7% and $6 pfd. stock.
:.
7
7 7 Unexchanged shares offered by First Boston Corp.; Stone
7. 7;7. ?/.
Webster Securities Corp.; H. M. Byllesby and Co., Inc.;
'
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); H.M. Pay son & Co.; E. H.
Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
'
Inc.; The Wisconsin Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; F. S. Moseley
'
7
& Co.; Maynard H- Murch & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
•V\& Curtis; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs;
;77-.7\';-.yy7 Baker, Weeks & Harden; Cooley- 8c. Company; Maine
77?/''
7 Securties' Co.; Charles H. Gilman & Co.; The Illinois
Co.; R. L. Day 8c Co.; .Putnam 8c Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.;
■
-
'
$85,000,000 Standard Oil Co.
Webber,
Jackson 8c
Blair & /Co.;
and G. H. Walker & Co.
,.7*
1
* '
V,,o.,- T 7:
.7
,<
.
^
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May
15,
(New
3971.
& Sons; Butcher & Sherrerd; Central Republic .Co; (Inc.);
E. W. Clark 8c. Co. ;dark, Dodge 8c Co.; Coffin & Burr,
inc.; Julien Collins dc Co.; Courts & Co.; Curtiss, House
.
175,000 Milwaukee Country Club 1st mortgage sinking fund 4%'bonds, series A, due May 1, 1961.
Purpose, refunding.
■777" /."V '/.Price, 101 and interest.. Offered by The Milwaukee Co. f
.
Central
Hornblower
Raiischer Pierce 8c Co., Inc.,
'\ '7.7;
(closed)
,
8c
'
f•
mortgage 4%% 1 sinking fund
bonds, due June 1, 1958.
Purpose, refunding ($175,000),
working capital ($75,000).
Price, 106 and interest.
Of¬
fered by Illinois Securities Co.
*3,000,000 Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co., 3V4% notes, due March,
:
1946.
Purpose, refunding
($2,000,000); working capital .
($1,000,000).
Sold privately to Mutual Life Insurance Co. ;
0,500,000 Walworth Co. convertible 3%%
debentures, due May 1, ;
1976.
Purpose,
refunding
($5,209,720),
improvements,
working capital, etc. ($1,290,280).
Price, 103 and interest.
7, Offered
by Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; E. H.
Rollins 8c Sons Inc.; A. C. Allyn and Co. Inc.; Eastman,
Dillon & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Paul H. Davis & Co.;
Lee
Higginson Corp.; Reynolds & Co.; Loewi 8c Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Stroud 8c Co., Inc.; Whiting, Weeks
v.7':i
& Stubbs; Brush, Slocumb 8c Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Biddle, Whelen 8c Co.; Ball,
Burge 8c Kraus: Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, and Quail & Co.
Offered by Hall & Co.
(Inc.); Drexel
Republic Co. Inc.; Equitable Securities
Corp.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Estabrook 8c Co.; Hemphill, Noyes 8c
8c
-K
i
'■ A'•
•
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MISCELLANEOUS
,
*':
The First Boston Corp.
250,000 Moore Corp. first
35,000,000 Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. 40-year 2%%
debentures, due May 15, 1986.
Purpose, refunding. Price,
UJ•;
Company;
Lee Higginson Corp.;
,
,
Iowa;
&
,
*1,000,000 Ferro Enamel Corp. 2%% notes, due May 1, 1956.
Pur¬
pose,
refunding ($800,000); working capital
($200,000).
1
Placed privately, with Prudential Insurance Co. of Amer-
Life
Corp.; Blyth &
Co.; Goldman, Sachs 8c Co.:
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody 8c Co.
W.. C. Langley^ & -Co.;r Melloh' Securities Corp.; E. H..
Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Smith, Barney &
Co.;
Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; Union Securities
Corp.; A. C
Allyn and Co., Inc.; Blair 8c Co., Inc.; H. M. Byllesby
8c Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co.
(Inc.); Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; F. 3. Moseley & Co.; Shields
As Company; • The Wisconsin Co.; Whiting,' Weeks &
'
;
of
Equitable
American NationaJ Insurance Co.;,: through.
.Weeks 8c Harden.
34,500,000 Jersey
bonds,
;
Co.
Co.;
due May 1,
>
.
.
Insurance
debentures
$20,000,000 Benefical Industrial Loan Corp, 15-year 2%% debentures,
due May 1, 1961.
Purpose, refunding ($17,400,000), re¬
duction of bank loans and commercial paper ($2,600,000).
yw
Price, $100 and interest.
Offered by Eastman, Dillon 8s
Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Goldman, Sachs 8c\ Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
>7
, Peabody & Co.; Union Securities Corporation; Ladenburg,
Thajmann & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
E. H. Rollins 8c Sons, Inc.; Hayden, Stone 8c Co.; Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower 8c Weeks; A. G. Becker 8c
Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Riter 8c Co.;.
Dean
Witter
8c Co.;
Blair & Co., Inc.;
Alex. Brown
8c Sons; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); First California Co.;
>
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.; The Mil¬
waukee Co.; William R. Staats Co.; Stroud & Company,
Inc.; Piper, Jaifray & Hopwood; Putnam 8c Co.; Rogers
8c Tracy, Inc.; Scherck, Richter Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs; Doolittle, Shoellkopf & Co.;
Johnston, Lemon 8c Co.; A. E. Masten 8c Co.; Quail 8s
Co., and Yarnall 8c Co.
^
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Life
"
&
-
Mutual
2%%
Thalmann & Co.; Laird, Bissell and Meeds;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres
Lehman Brothers; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Laurence M. Marks 8c Co.; Mason'Hagan, Inc.; McDonald & Co.; Mellon Securities Corp.;
.5 • Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 8c Beane; Merrill, Turben
'•'V & Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley 8c Co.; Maynard H.
Murch & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson 8c Curtis; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Reynolds 8c Co.; Riter & Co.; The
Robinson Humphrey Co.;
E.H. Rollins 8c Sons, Inc.; Salo¬
mon Bros. 8c Hutzler; Schwabacher & Co.; Shields 8c Co.;
^
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith; Barney As Co.; Stein
Bros. 8c Boyce; Stone 8c Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud
& Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony 8c
Co.; Union Securities Corp.; G. H. Walker 8c Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs; The Wisconsin
Co.; Dean Witter Co., and Harold E. Wood & Co.
Laird
8c Co.;
77
&7Webster Securities Corp.,
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*7,500,000 Bowaters Newfoundland Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.
1st
; v
mortgage 3l/a% bond series of 1946, due Jan. 1, 1968.
Purpose/ refunding.
Price,
par
and interest.
Placed
privately with four institutions through Dominion Securi¬
Placed
,
Massachusetts
Rubber Co.
Ladenburg,
S.
• •
States
Blyth 8c Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Cen¬
Republic Co.
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge 8c Co.; E. W.
& Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; Dillon, Read 8c Co.,
Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Francis I. duPont 8c Co.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Esta¬
brook 8c Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan
Corp.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Graham, Parsons 8c Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman
Ripley &;Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); Hawley,
: Shepard & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone 8&
CO.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E.
Hutton & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Kebbon.
McCormick & Co.;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.;
retire
preferred
stock
($25,000,000),
pay
bank
loann
7 ($15,000,000). - Placed privately with Equitable Life As¬
surance Society of the United States.
,
-
Life
tral
'
ETC.
♦$40,000,000 America! Rolling Mill Co; 2%% ^O^year loan.
.
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Pur¬
Equitable
Clark
Witter & Co.; Edward L. Burton & Co.; Hayden,
& Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker &' Redpath; The Illinois Co.; Bosworth,
Chanute, Loughridge & Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.i Perrin^'West^iiSt Winslowi Inc./'and Ure, Pett :8c
;
with
Society of the United States.
Blair 8c Co.;
Writer
Co.;/ Wheelock
Waggoner,
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Allyn & Co., inc.; Bacon, Whipple 8c Co.; Baker, Watts
8s Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; William
.
Marache & Lord;
Peters,
privately
Purpose, working capital, expansion, etc.
Price,
and interest.
Offered by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; A. C.
1976.
Hirsch 8c Co.;
Ingalls 8c Snyder;
Inc.;
Placed
RUBBER
$40,000,000 United
Metropolitan St. Louis
Co.,
8c
Co.;
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
refunding.-
pose,
Co.;
The Illinois Co,;
&
*$610,000 Diversity Building Corp. 1st mortgage 20-year loan.
-
,
Pomeroy,
,
mortgage bonds!;
interest.
and
Co.;
>&
Scranton
,
iy
Dean
Purpose,
privately
?
insurance companies and other financial institutions.
7 *30,000,000 International Telephone & Telegraph Corp, 15-year 3%
^
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sinking fund debentures due May 15, 1961.
Purpose, re•4
funding. Sold privately to Metropolitan Life Insurance
(*
Co.; The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
0'
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States;
The
Connecticut
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.;
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Salomon Bros. 8c Hutzler; Schoell¬
inc.; Schwabacher & Co.;
Shields & Co.; Singer, Deane
&
Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.; William R. Staats
Co.; Starkweather & Co.; Stern Brothers 8c Co.; Stix
:& Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud & Co.
Inc.; Sweeney, Cartwright & Co., Inc.; Swiss American
Corp.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Union Securities Corp.; G.
H. Walker & Co.; Watling,
Lerchen & Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; White, Weld 8c Co.;
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs;
The Wisconsin Co.; Dean
Witter 8c Co.; Harold E. Woods & Co., and Yarnall & Co.
W.
Chas.
Miller
,
*14,725,000 Indianapolis; Water Co. 2%%
Inc.;
H.
Co.;
kopf, s Hutton
Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs 8c Co.; Harriman Ripley 8c Co., Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody 8c Co.; Mellon Securities Corp.; Smith,
Barney 8c Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Union
Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co.
(Inc.); F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Shields
8c
Co.;
Tucker, Anthony 8c Co.; The Wisconsin Co.;
A.
B.
Becker
Co.,
Inc.;
Central Republic
Co.
(Inc.);
Laurence M. Marks 8c Co.; Whiting, Weeks 8c Stubbs;
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Adams
and
Co.;
&
L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
*
t
sinking fund debentures, 2%% due
Purpose, refunding.
Price,
101.54 and interest.
Offered by same bankers as offered the $45,000,000 27/a%
with
&
Yantis 8c Co., Inc.
1966.
bonds
E.
Co.;
32,000,000 Utah^ Power St Light Co. first mortgage bonds, 2%%
: ;
V
series, due 1976.
Purpose, refunding.
Price, 101.50 and
1 f h
Interest; ? Offered by The First Boston Corp*,; Blyth &
V000,000 Illinois Power Co.
,
Allyn
'
Gilman
Cummins,
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, PeaCo.; Lehman Brothers; Mellon Securities Corp.;
Union Securities Corp.;
White, Weld & Co.; Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 8c Beane; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson 8c Curtis; E. H. Rollins 8c Sons
Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Central Republic Co., Inc.;
Coffin
8c
Burr, Inc.; Hallgarten 8c Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; '.W. E. Hutton 8c Co.; R. W. Pressprich 8c Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; The Wisconsin Co.; Dominick &'
Dominick; Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co.; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs;
First of Michigan Corp.; The Illinois Company; Putnam 8c
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Farwell, Chapman
& Co.; Hayden, Miller 8c
Co.; Kebbon, McCormick & Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Mqeds; The Ohio Company; Chas. W.
Scranton & CtQ-i. Starkweatheyi^COVj. Stein Bros. & Boyce;
George p. B., BqHtjright'& Co,'; Boswirth, Chanute, Loughridge^ $t Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; R. L.' Day & Co.;
Clement A.' Evans '8c Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark 8c Co.;
Hawley, Shepard and Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; KirkPatrick-Pettis Company; Lamar & Kingston; Merrill, Turben & Co.; Maynard H. Murch 8c
Co.; W. H. Newbold's
Son 8c Co.;. Perrin, West &
Winslow, Inc.;'Quail & Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; William R. Staats Co., and Wurts, Dulles
&
Bender
;
Stone 8c Webster Securities
Corp.;
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1st
mortgage bonds 2% % series due
Purpose,:refunding^ Price, $102.54 and interest.:
Offered by. The First Boston Corp.; Blyth 8c Co., Inc.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Glore, Forgan 8c Co.; Goldman,
.
•>tHf
Co.
8c
Christensen, Inc.; Putnam 8c Co.; F. L. Putnam
Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Riter 8c Co.; The Rob¬
inson Humphrey Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton 8c Pomeroy,
Inc.; Sterne, Agee 8c Leach; Stix & Co.; Walter Stokes
;8c Co.; Thomas 8c Co.; E. W. Thomas and. Co.; Wachob-
1976;:
■''•"'s
■>>
Power
nolds
Co.,
,
.
&
prich 8c Co.;
&
Corp.; G. H. .Walker & Co.;, The Wisconsin Co., and Dean Witter. & Co. - ;
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Haupt
land
Securities
$45,000,000 Illinois
C.
A.
8c Co.
Marx 8c
r
My*
Piper, Jaffray 8c Hopwood; R. W. Press¬
Putnam & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Rey¬
Riter 8c Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.;
Rollins & Sons Inc.; Rotan, Mosle and Moreland;
Fenn
Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Minsch, Monell 8c Co.; Mullaney,
& Co.; Nashville Securities
Co.; E. M. Newton 8c
Co.; Alfred O'Gara 8c Co.; Otis 8c Co.; Patterson, Cope-
Stein, Bros. 8c Boyce; Stix 8c Co.; Swiss American Corp.;
Union
Turben
Ross
Merrill, Turben 8c Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Leonard
& Lynch;
Phelps, Fenn & Coi; Reynolds 8c Co.; Riter
& Co.; Singer, Deane 8c
Scribner; Smith, Barney 8c Co.;
A,*,
Inc.;
Hornblower 8c Weeks;
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Masten
Corp.;
-
8c Co.; Stein
Sweeney; Cart-
Thomas
Co.,
Co.
8c
Charles
The
,
'?
Corp.;
Service Co. first mortgage
Purpose, refunding.
Price,
102% and interest.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart 8c Co.
Inc.; Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; Baker, Weeks
& Harden; Ballou, Adams & Co., Inc.;
Bear, Stearns &
Co.; A. G. Becker 8c Co. Inc.; Blair 8c Co., Inc.; William
Blair & Co.; Boettcher and Co.; Burr & Co., Inc.; H. M.
Byllesby and Co., Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Coffin
& Burr, Inc.; Courts 8c Co.; R. L. Day 8c Co.; Dempsey
& Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
Clemont A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Clark, Dodge '8c Co.; Julien Collins
Co.;
"?
Suburban Water Co./ 15-yeaf l serial, notes
(0.50 %-2.50%), due $50,000 semi-annually beginning Dqc.
1,
1946.
Purpose,
refunding.;
Sold privately through
& Co.; Courts Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dominick
,
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bonds, 27/8% series, due 1976.
by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown &
Sons? A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Barret, .Fitch; & Co., Inc.; A, G.,Becker & Co„ inc.;-
.
8c Co.; McDonald 8c Co.; Mellon Securities
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane? Merrill,,
& Co.; Metropolitan St. Louis' Co.; The Mil¬
waukee
Co.; Moore,
Leonard 8c Lynch; F. S. Moseley
& Co.;
Maynard H. Murch & Co.; Nashville Securities
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.;
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson 8c Curtis; Phelps, /
i/ A. E.
77;v
7
&; Co.,
Horn-
Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon
& Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor & Co.? Kebbon
McCormick & Co.; Kidder, Peabody 8c Co.; KirkpatrieKPettis Co.; Kuhn, Loeb &-Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.; Laird, Bissell 8c Meeds; W. C. Langley & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
<& Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, inc.,
:
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Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
Herrnian & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son
8c Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The
pnoiTsJ^*
blower
.
Offered by Halsey,
Drexel
Offered
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*1,500,000 Philadephia
5erles N 2%% 1st refunding mortgage sinking fund bonds
due 1981. Purpose, refunding. Price, 104.50 and interest.
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Co.;
Henry
& Pomeroy, Inc.; Weeden 8c Co., Inc.; Wertheim & Co.,
and Fi S. Yantis 8c Co.,,Inc.^ v.;.-47 w,
The
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Dempsey & Co.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Ira;Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; The Illinois Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann
& Co.;
Mullaney, Ross & Co.;
Otis & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton
Milwaukee Co.; Mullaney, Ross 8c Co.; Perrin, West &
Winslow, Inc.; Stein Bros. '8c Boyce; Townsend, Dabney
; & Tyson,, and Tucker, Anthony & Co. .
.
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Starkweather
American
Swiss
Co.;
Blair & Co.; Burr & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
v
Offered
Brothers;
,
Boyce; Stlx 8c Co.; Sutro 8c Co.;
&
1% to 1.90%, according to maturity.
.
W,Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lee Higginson
-«•
Phelps, Fenn 8c
Inc.;
Stuart
V*:7,-:7:7;'7.y7
1st
19761
& Winslow,
Scribner;
8c
Deane
&
wright
and general mortgage bonds
Purpose, " refunding, ? Pricey
by Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Drexel 8c Co.; Estabrook & Co.; The First Cleveland
Corp.; Graham, Parsons & Co.; Hayden Miller 8c Co.;
102
^
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;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Walter-Webb 8c Co.; Wat-ling, Lerchen & Co.', and Wurts, Dulles & Co. sv..6,000,000 Ohio Public Service Co. serial notes
(1,30%-3%), due
1947-1956.
Purpose,
refunding.
Priced, to yield from
,
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
singer,
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*500,000 Arkansas-Missouri Power Corp. 1st mortgage bonds, series
B 278% ; due June
1, 1976. | Purpose, to liquidate bank
loan.
Price, 101.52 and interest.. Sold privately to John
■#,
Co.;
Co.; Putnam 8c Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Robinson-Humphrey
.Co.; Salomon. Bros. -8c Hutzler;; Scott & Stringfellow;
Chas,' W. Scranton 8c Co.;: Sills,. Minton 8c Co.,; Inc.;?
,
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Perrin,
8c Co.;
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co., xt.
worthy & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook <ss
Clement A. Evans & Co. Inc.; Fahey, dark & Li0 .
Fauset, Steele & Co.; The First Boston Corp., First ox
Michigan Corp.; Folger, Nolan Inc.; Glore, Forgan & co.,
Graham, Parsons & Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson,
garten 8c Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harris, wau ■
& Co.
(Inc.); Hawley, Shepard and Co.f Hayaehr"pi"|er,
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William R. Staats Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Swiss Ameri| can Corp.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; White, Weld
*
*
1976.
due
.
-
,
8c
1,
institutions
32,000,000 Ohio
"7:,;i:7 series,
Dick &
P^minick 8a
Co.; J. M. Dain 8c Co.; R. L. Day & Co..
Merle-Smith;
Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc.,
Dominick; Drexel 8c Co.; Francis I. du Pont, 811
•
1964.
Purpose, refunding.
Placed/privately
through Auchincloss, Parker 8c Redpath. £
Public
Service
Co.
first
mortgage bonds,- 2%%
May
with
1940
Monday, July 8,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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,
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Number 4505
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Bond As Goodwin Inc.; Bosworth, Chanute, Loughridge As Co.; Farwell, Chapman As
Co,;
J.
J.
B.
Hilliard
Ac' Anderson; Grubbs, Scott & Co.i Hallowell, Sulzberger
& Co.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
Hawley, Shepard & Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois. Co.; Johnston, Lane^
Space and Co.; Inc.; Johnston, Lemon is Co.; KirkpatrickPettis Co.;
Kuhn.Loeb is Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Mackall & Coe; A. E. Masten & Co.; McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Minsch, Monell & Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Mullaney, Ross & Co.; W. H.
Newbold's Son
8s
Co.; Newhard,
Cook & Co.; Pacific,
Northwest Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Putnam & Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; Robinson-Humphrey Co.; L. F. Roth¬
schild At Co.;
Salomon " Bros. 8s - Hutzler;' Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott &
Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; Starkweather 8s Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stix
Az Co.; Sutro & Co.; Sweney, Cartwright 8s Co.; Swiss
American Corp.; Thomas & Co.; Townsend, Dabney As
Tyson; Walter-Webb & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Weeden & Co., Inc.; Wertlieim & Co.; Wheelock & Cum\mitts, Inc.; Rarold E, Wood & Co.; Woodard-Elwood &
Co., and Wurts, Dulles & Co.
^
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Son; Clifford J. Murphy Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce As Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Red4path; Ballou, Adams As Co., Inc.; H. P. Boynton As Co.,
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Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Chace, Whiteside As Warren,
Inc.; First of Michigan Corp.; Gordon B. Hanlon & Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; F. L. Putnam As Co., Inc.; Reinholdt As Gardner; George D. B. Bonbright & Co.; Richard
W. Clarke Corp., and Harold E. Wood As Co.
10,467,296. Central
Maine Power Co. 373,832 shares of common stock
Purpose, irefunding. " Price, $28 per share,
is
(par $10).
Offered to
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Co.;
P. L.
Gordon
Hanlon
B.
Reinholdt
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.;
Putnam
As
Co.,
As Gardner;
George D. B. Bonbright &
Richard W. Clarke
Corp., and Harold E. Wood & Co.
J.
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,
,;
,
;
*2,750,000 Philadelphia
Co.; Chas. W. Scranton As Co.;
R- L. Day As Co.; Weeden As Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co.; R. S. Dickson As Co., Inc.; Phelps, Fenn &
Co.;
Riter As Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.; Baker, Watts
& Co.; Bond & Goodwin, Inc.; Bosworth, Chanute, Loughr^ge As Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard
As Son;* Clifford J. Murphy Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce As Co.,
toe.; ^Auchincloss, Parker As Redpath; Ballou, Adams As
Co.;- Inc.; H. F. Boynton. . & Co.,-'Inc.; Alex./Brown As
S°ns; Chace, Whiteside & Warren, Inc.; First of Michigan
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'>',Putnam & Co.; The Illinois
,
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Blair & Co., Inc.; F. S,
Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Whiting,
Weeks As Stubbs;
Baker, Weeks & Harden; Maynard H.
Murch As Co.; Cooley Az Company; Maine Securities Co.;
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offered
-Inc.; The Wisconsin Company;
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shares
by First Boston Corp.; Stone
As Webster Securities Corp.; H. M. Byllesby and Co., Inc.;
Harris, Hall Ac Co. (Inc.); H. M. Payson & Co.; E. H.
Rollins As Sons Inc.; Schoellkopf, Hutton As Pomeroy,
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preferred
5
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4,412,538
&
Inc.;
Co.;
power & Light Co. 100,000 shares of 4%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100)..Purpose, refundlngL Price, $115 per share and dividend. Offered In
exchange for S'A% preferred stock.
Unexchanged shares
offered by Otis As Co.; Bache &
Co.; Baker, Watts &
Co.;
The Bankers
Bond
Co.;
Baum, Bernheimer Co.;
Barret Fitch As Co., Inc.; Jack M. Bass &
Co.; Bioren
& Co.; Brailsford & Co.; G. Brashears &
Co.; Brooke,
Stokes As Co.; Brooke, Tindall & Co.; K. J. Brown &
Co.;
Buckley Brothers; Bullington-Schas As Co.; Burr As ComPany. Inc.; Frank B. Cahn & Co.;
Campbell, McCarty As
Company, Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; N. Leonard
Cohen As Co.; Collin, Norton & Co.; Homer Collins As
Co.;
Cooley As Company; Courts As Co.;
Cray, McFawn As Co.;
Dempsey As Company; Dempsey-Tegeler As Co.; Dittmar
As Co.; Wm. F. Dowdall &
Co.; Doyle, O'Connor & Co.,
Inc.; Clement A. Evans As
Co., Inc.; Ferris As Co., Inc.;
Pos.t®r & Marshall; Friedman, Brokaw Ac Samish; Glover;
As MacGregor, Inc.; W. D. Gradison As
Co.; Green, Ellis
« Anderson; Hamlin & Lunt; Ira
Haupt &
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Inc.,
Walter
5 S0,;
Scott
Co.;
and
$111,709,611
Price, $31 per share,
Offered for subscription to common stockholders.
Un¬
subscribed-shares offered by Otis' &
Co.; Bache & Co •
h Raker,';-Watts- As Co,; The Bankers Bond Co.; Baum'
'
Bernheimer
? £0"'
Tindall
&
Co^ Barret Fitch & Co., Inc:;-Jack M. Bass
?
& Co•, Inc-' Bioren & Co.; Brailsford
IRON, STEEL, COAL,
Clement A.
mon
Haupt
&
Co.;
Chas.
M.
Henderson
Co
&
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O'Gara
Co.;
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Inc.;
Goodwin,
Inc.;
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Purpose, acquisi¬
Manufacturing Co.
100,000 shares of
(par $1).
Purpose, payment of mortgage
bank loan and other corporate purposes
Price, $3 per share.
Offered by F. H. Koller
pay
Co., Inc.
\ (see above).
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50
share.
Price,
$102,625
per
share
and
div.
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Kf.
b
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.
A.
Aub
75,267
Co.;
of
shares
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Weil As Arnold,] and McAlister, Smith As
184,712 Gerotorv; May
>
$1).
•
•
of
shares of
stock
common
machinery,
plants,
share of class A and
•
Screw
etc.
(par $1).
Price,
share of
one
Corp.
34,365
shares
of capital
»
shares
underwritten
Equipment
..
•
*
($620,000),
share
•
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,
stock
(par
Purpose, general corporate purposes.
Price, $5.37%
Offered for subscription to stockholders.
6,665
shares offered by Frederick S. Robinson Ac Co,
„
Hydraulics,. Inc/'/ 88,000 shares of common stock
cents).
Purpose,
acquisition,
purchase
of
machinery, etc.
Price,. $3.37% a share.
Offered by
Townsend, Graff As Co.
/-cv':';
297,000 Greer
.
,
(par
50
200,000 Harvill Corp. 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
:
1 Purpose,
working capital.
Price,] $2 per share.
Offered
to
stockholders.
$11
common.
preferred
Purpose,
per
unit
;,
_
-'
Offered
stock
etc.
shares
(par
Price,
common
by
G. H.
of
4J/a%
$50).
-
$52
finance
share.
Offered
stockholders.
and
&
Walker & Co.
Corp.
Offered
Co4, and Grubbs, Scott As Co.
Equipment Corp.
(par $2.50). Purpose,
20,000
i
etc.
:vY-
...
^
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^
common
stock
Price,' $24.50- per
A-!i
•
series
prepay
A
(par
$100).
promissory
Purpose,
note,
J i.
'
cumulative
refunding
working
capital
Price, par and dividend.
Offered by A. G.
Becker As Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon As Co.; Glore,. Forgan
($4,017,000).
8s Co.; Harriman Ripley As Co., Inc.; Henry Herman As
Co.; Hornblower As Weeks, Kidder, Peabody As Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann As Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner As Beane; Riter As Co.; Smith, Barney As
Co.; Stone As Webster Securities Corp.; Union Securities
Corp.; Wertheim As Co., and Kuhn, Loeb Az Co..
1,125,000 Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp. 125,000 shares of com;^/-,;/^://v'mon stock (par $1).
Purpose, working capital.
Price,
$9 per share.
Offered by Her rick, Waddell As Co.* Inc.;
/V Mann As Gould; R. H. Johnson As Co.; Amott, Baker As
[ •
'' Co.; Brush, Slocumb As Co.; Maxwell, Marshall As Co.;
Sutro
As Co.; Friedman As Co.;
Reinholdt As Gardner;
...J
.Stirling, Morris As Bousman; State Investment Co.; Clajp^
ton Securities Corp.; J. H. Goddard As Co.; Link, Gorman
Co.; Hall, Tattersall As Co.;: Newburger As Hano; Dempcey-Tegeler As Co.; A. M. Kidder As Co.; McDonald As Co.;
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shares- of
additions,
O
/
by Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Reynolds & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; A. C. Allyn and
Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
'Julien Collins & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Merrill, Turben
490,000 Aro
,
Unsubscribed
30,000 shares of cumulative preseries (par $50).
Purpose, refunding
additions, etc. ($880,000).- Price, $51.50 per
div.
;/v:
-
Purpose,
per
t
cumulative
stock
($4,983,000),
;
fi
(;v•;^^
21,550
Co.
preferred
purchase of plant,
for subscription to
1,500,000 Aro
.'-.A
Co., Inc.
per share.
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9,000,000 Heyden Chemical Corp. 90,000 shares of 3%%
Xprnferred stock 4%%-
& Co.; Elkins, Morris & Co.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; The
v
-r
stock
common
cents).
Purpose, general funds.
Price, $3 per
Offered by Amos Treat As Co.; Irving J. Rice As
.
-
C.
Trust Co. of Lincoln,
Neb.; Folger^ Nolan Inc.;
Foster & Marshall; Graham, Parsons & Co.j
Green, Ellis
100,000
one
convertible
Cooley & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; R. L. Day & Co.;
8s Merle-Smith; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. du Pont
First
and
by Reynolds & Co.
Whiteside 8s Warren, Inc.; Chaplin & Co.; E. W. Clark
& Co.; Cobbey, Shively Ac Co.; C. C. Collings and Co.,
inc.;
-
Corp.;
A. E.
J
,
.
.
1,077,500 American
by Mellon
Allyn and Co., Inc.; Geo.
G.
Co.; Baker, Weeks & Harden;
Barrett, Fitch & Co., Inc.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; Blair
8s Co., Inc.;'Blytn & Co., Inc.;
George D. B. Bonbright
8s Co.; H. F. Boynton & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford &
Co.;
Brush, Slocumb & Co.; Caldwell Phillips Co.;
Chace,
Securities
1 %
'
purchase
Offered
'
400,000 General Controls; Co. 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$10).
Purpose, working • capital,
Price, $40 per Share.
Offered by Wagenseller As Durst, Inc.
,
of
15,630,000 Ohio Public Service Co. 156,300 shares of 3.90% cumular?v-T \ y^'-tive preferred stock (par ? $100).
Purpose,
refunding.
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225,801 Fleetwood-Airflow, Inc.
Spring
$1,100,000 Air Products Inc. 100,000 shares of class A stock (par $1)
ing.
Price, $103.50 per share and div.
Offered by same
bankers as offered the $34,500,000 .lst
mtge, 27/a% bonds
\
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4%
r?>
668,720 Firth Carnet Co, 33,436 shares of common stock (no pav).
Purpose, working capital, etc. Price, $20 per share* Of¬
fered by Reynolds As Co.; Gillen As Co.; Ball, Burge As
Kraus;
Bateman, Eichler As Co.; Alex. Brown As Sons;
v
Central Republic Co, (Inc.); Laurence M. Marks 8s Co.;
The Ohio Company; Sutro As Co.; Walston, Hoffman &
Goodwin; J. C. Bradford As Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space As
Co., Inc.; R. H. Johnson As Co.; Kay, Richards As Co.;
Loewi As Co.; Henry C. Robinson As Co., Inc.; Allan L»
Melhado; Peltason, Tenenbaum Co., and Smith, Hague
;
t
of
Central
Price, $11 per share. Offered by Van Alstyne, Noel is Co.;
Kobbe, Gearhart & Co., Inc.; Amott, Baker is Co., Inc.;
Bear, Stearns is Co.; 'W. H. Bell is Co., Inc.; Bioren As
Co.; Boettcher and Co.; George D. B. Bonbright & Co.;
J. C.
Bradford
&
Co.; Brooke,
Stokes & Co.; Buckley
Brothers; Bull, Holden & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Clay¬
ton Securities
Corp.; E. W. Clucas As Co.; Coburn As
Mlddlebrook; Cohu As Torrey; George R. Cooley As Co.,
Inc.; Courts As Co.; Doolittle, Schoellkopf 8c Co.; Francis
I. du Pont & Co.; Joseph Faroll & Co.;
Fusz-Schmelzle
& Co.;
Gordon Graves and Co.; Grimm & Co.; Hall,
Tattersall As Co.; J. B. Hanauer As Co.; Hancock, BlackStock As C6;;v'HanrahaftAs Co.; Ira Haupt As Co.; Hegeman
Co'.:;Hirsch As Co.; R./R. Johnson As CoXJohnson, Lane,
'Space. & Co., Inc.; Johnstpn, Lemon As Co.; Robert C.
Jones As Co.; A. M. Kidder As Co.; John Kormendi Co.;
McAlister, Smith A: Pate, Inc.; MacColl, Fraser As Co.;
A.
E. Masten As Co.;
Mead, Irvine As Co.; Berwyn T.
Moore As Co., Inc.; Newburger As Hano; Newhard, Cook
As Co.; Paul As Co., Inc.; Pitman As Co.] Inc.; Frederick
S.
Robinson
As
Co:, Inc.; Herbert W. Schaefer As Co.;
Schoellkopf,,. Hutton As: Pomeroy,; Inc.;. Sidlo, Simons,
Roberts As Co.; Frank S. Smith As Co,, Inc;; Stein Bros.
As Boyce; Straus As Blosser; Charles A. Taggart As Co.;
Taussig, Day As Co., Inc.; Edward A. Viner As Co., and
White As Co.
accessories
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING
refund¬
Co.;
,
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12,500,0p0 Jersey Central Power A Light Co.: 125,000 shares
\Z
cumulative preferred stock (par $100). Purpose,
Dempsey
Inc.;
&
,
$6,300,000
.
8c
Cantor
G.
^ H
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4,675,000 (Allan B.)' Du Mont Laboratories, Ino. 425,000 shares of
class A common stock (par 10c.). Purpose, expansion.
(par $10).
$10 per share.
Offered by ;Wm. J. Mericka
Goshia 8s Co.; Straus & Biosser; Dempsey-
Steel
Emerich
Ames,
Emanuel, Deetjen As Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel is Co.;
&
.
com¬
Co. 100,000 shares' of 4%: con¬
vertible preferred
stock
(par $50).
Purpose, expansion
of facilities.
Price, $52.50 per share.
Offered by Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co.; Ball, Burge 8s Kraus; Betts, Borland
& Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Paul H.
Davis 8s Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Elkins, Morris &
Co.; FarwelV Chapman As Co.; Fauset, Steele As Co.;
Glover As MacGregor, Inc.;
Grubbs, Scott As Co.; Hayden,
Miller & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes 8s Co.; Kay, Richards &
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; A. E. Masten 8s Co.; Moore, Leonard
& Lynch; Newhard, Cook 8s Co.; Piper, Jaffray 8s Hopwood; Reinholdt & Garner; Shields & Co.; Singer, Deane
& Scribner; Union Securltes Corp.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
watling, Lerchen 8s Co., and The Wisconsin Co.
&
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Offered by Kobbe, Gearhart & Co.
>
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v;
stock
5,000,000 Standard
Peters,
.
-
Wm. C. Roney & Co.; Moreland & Co.;
Co.; ■ Gottron, Russell & Co.*; Green,
and Bradbury-Ames Co.
($177,150).
&
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common.
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{
Co.;
(6322,850),
cumulative
preferred stock (par $5) and 120,000 shares
stock (par lc.). Purpose, expansion, working
Price, $5 per unit of one share of preferred and
i
Christier&
common
Co.;
Neal is Waggoner.
&
,
2,395,174 De Vilbls Co. of Toledo, 104,138 shares of common stock
(par $5). Purpose, refunding ($525,000), additions, work¬
ing capital, etc. ($1,870,174), Price, $23 per share. Offered
by Laurence M.t Marks &' Co.; .Ball, Burge & Kraus;
^-.,1
Reynolds & Co.; Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Collin, Norton & Co.; McDonald
& Co.; AUen C.; Ewing & Co.; Grubbs, Scott As Co.,-and
Stern, Frank is Meyer. ...
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COPPER, ETC.
stock
.
McDonald & Co.
"v
300,000 Brandt-Warner
,
&
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v.
Erb 8s Co.,
Co.; Park-Shaughnessy & Co.; H. O.
Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Priester
Co^; E. H. Pringle & Co.; F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc.;
The Ranson-Davidson
Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Riley & Cp.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.; Rotan, Mosle
& Moreland, Inc.; Dallas
Rupe & Son; Russ & Company;
Scherck, Richter Co.; Scott, Horner 8s
Mason, Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer; Sidlo,
Simons, Roberts & Co.; Sills,
Minton & Co., Inc.; Smart &
Wagner, Inc.; Smith, Ramsay & Co.; State National Securities
Corp.; Sterne, Agee
& Leach; Stix &
Co.; Straus & Blosser; Newton Todd;
Vercoe & Co.; Vietor,
Common, Dann & Co.; Webster &
Gibson; Weil 8s Arnold; Westheimer & Co.; Harold E.
Wood & Co.; Woolfolk
Huggins & Shober, and Wyatt,
Peet &
Price,
Co., Inc.;
Tegeler
Milhous, Martin & McKnight, Inc.;
Berwyn T. Moore & Co., Inc.;
Mullaney, Ross & Co.;
Nashville Securities Co., Inc.;
Nelson, Browning & Co.;
Alfred
preferred
tion.
&
&
Co.; Hendricks
& Eastwood, Inc.;
Hickey & Co.; Hill & Co.; J. H. Hilsman
& Co., Inc.; Hincks Bros. &
Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.; Kinsley j, & Adams;
Kirchofer &
Arnold, Inc.;
Walter Koppelman; Loewi &
Co.; MacNaughton Greenwait
&
Co.; McDonald-Moore
&
Co.;
Albert McGann
Securities Co., Inc.; Mackubin, Legg &
Co.; Marx & Co.;
Mason, Moran & Co.; Maxwell, Marshall & Co.; R. M
Mayerstein Co.; Mead, Irvine & Co.; Gordon Meeks &
Middendorf
convertible
1
burger is Hano; Sills, Minton is CO., Inc.; Walston, Hoff¬
man & Goodwin;
Weil & Co.; Growney & Co.; Herzfeld
& Stern; Mendoza Y Salazar; Sutro Bros. & Co.; E. W.
Clucas 8s Co.; Blair F. Claybaugh & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
R. C. Jones is Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co,j and Donald
Young & Co..
142,500 Decker Manufacturing Co. 57,000 shares of common stock
(par
$1).
Purpose/-']; acquisition,
working
capital, etc.
Price, $2.50 per share. Offered by Lytle & Co. and C. G.
$1,000,000 BIngbain Stamping Co. 100,000 shares of 5%
•
Kidder & Co.;
M.
National Corp.; Courts 8c Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
First Colony Corp.; M. M. Freeman & Co., Inc.; New-
.
Purpose, completion of construction
Price $1.
Offered by Tellier As Co.
and
A.
common
Bond
(no par).
motors
'
is Co.;
$950,000
Company, Inc.; Ferris & Com¬
pany,
Inc.; Foster & Marshall; Friedman, Brokaw &
Samish; Glover & MacGregor, Inc.; W. D. Gradison &
Company; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Hamlin & Lunt; Ira
Co., Inc.;
Offered by Hirsch & Co.; Allen & Co.; Jacques Coe & Co.;
'
stock
8c
192,500 Compania Litografica De La Habana, S. A.
(Havana
Lithographing Co.) 35,000 shares of common stock (par
10c.).
Purpose, refunding ($101,500), purchase machine,
working capital, etc. ($91,000).
Price, $5.50 per share.
Offered direct to public by company..
program, etc.
.
Kalman
A
,
500,000 Newcor Mining & Refining, Ltd. 500,0b0 shares of
Co.,
Evans &
.--
New York.
i:;
Co.;
capital.
two shares of
'V
Co. 75,000 shares of common stock
(par $1). Purpose, pay loans, purchase equipment, working
capital. Price, $2 per share. Offered by Frank L. Porter,
j;
200,000 shares of $1.20 cumulative preferred
convertible
of
brown Mining
150,000 Golden
'
300,000 Ceraseal Chemical Corp. 60,000 share's of 6 %
Mines, . Inc. 300,000 .shares of common stock
Purpose, general corporate purposes.
Price, $1
per share.
;-V
&
Stubbs.
:
(par $1).
Brashears & Co.; Brooke, Stokes &
Co.; Brooke,
Co.; K. J. Brown & Co.; Buckley
Brothers;
Bullington-Schas & Co.; Burgess &
Leith; Burr & Co.,
Inc.; Frank B. Cahn & Co.; Campbell,
McCarty & Co.,
Inc.; Carmen & Co., Inc.; Clayton Securities
Corp.; N
Leonard
Cohen
&
Co.; Collin, Norton & Co.; Homer
Collins & Co.; Cooley & Co.; Courts &
Co.;-Gray, McFawn
& Co.; Dempsey &
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dittmar
& Co.; Wm. F. Dowdall &
Co.; Doyle, O'Connor &
Inc.;
"
&
Co.;
$300,000 Christina
Price, $6 per
capital.
& Co.;
Mackubin, Legg & Co.; Mason, Moran Jb
Co.; Maxwell, Marshall Az Co.; Minsch, Monell Az' Cbi;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Nashville Securities Co.; The
Ohio Company; Scherck, Richter
Co.; Singer,'Deane'&
Scribner; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Straus is Blosser;
Suplee, Yeatman 8c Co., Inc., and Whiting, Weeks Js
,
of common
working
*1,900,000 (E. L.) Bruce Co. 19,000 shares of 3%% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $100). Purpose, refunding ($1,400,000),
general capital purposes ($500,000).
Purchased by Shell
Pension Fund and Shell Provident Fund, Lee Higginson
Corp., agents.
is
.
lfcPfk \n0. pa.r)* Purpose, refunding.
t
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283,000 Western Kentucky Gas Co/ 11,320 shares of 4.80% cumu¬
lative
preferred
stock
(par
$25).
Purpose,
refunding
($201,667), working capital, etc. ($81,333).
Price, $26.50
per share and dividend.
Offered by J. J. Hilliard & Son.
Co.;
Purpose,
Offered by Cruttenden As Co.
Lemon
Union Electric Co. of Missouri
3,000'L
13,910,
130,000 shares of $3.50
preferred stock
(no par).
Purpose, refunding, i Price,
mi
$107 per share and dividend.
Offered in exchange for
old
preferred shares.
Unexchanged shares offered
by
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.; E. H. Rollins
& Sons Inc.; Spencer Trask 8s Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
The Wisconsin Co.; The Ohio Company; Hawley, Shepard
& Co,;; H.
F. Boyntoft & Co., Inc.; :Kirkpatrick-Pettis
......
Co.* and Rotan, Mosle and Moreland.
T ^
common
with stock purchase warrants for common
Purpose, working capital.
Price, $25 per share.
Offered by Blair & Co., Inc.; Cruttenderi" & Co.; Ames,
Emerkh 8s Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Harden; Butcher &
Sherrerd; Cohu & Torrey; Courts & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont A: Co.; A. G. Edwards and Sons;
Burr
Wisconsin
■SSj0!'&Pordon, Co.; Westheimer Gibson
Inc.; Webster As
Weil & Arnoid;
Weish, Davis &
'K
of
Loewi
Sons, Inc.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.; Shields
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stroud & Co., Inc.; The
Co.; Harold E. Wood Ac Co.; Wurts, Dulles Ae
Co., and Yarnall & Co.
&
preferred
■
shares
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; First California Co.; The First
Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Johnston,
& Co.; Hallgarten & Co.;-Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co.
Hayden, Miller & Co.;
W.
E.
Hutton
&
Co.;
Rollins
Simons, Roberts & Co.;
Co., Inc.; Smart & Wagner, Inc.; Smith,
Ramsay & Co.; State National Sees.
Corp.; Sterne, Agee
6 Leach; Stix &
Co.; Straus & Blosser; Newton
Todd;
Shades
V
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Jenks, Kirkland & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kirk¬
patrick-Pettis Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres
Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; F. S. Moseley is Co.;
Perrin, West & Winslow, Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; E. H.
■„
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stock.
Co.; S3. K. Cunningham is Co., Inc.;
Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Corp.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Grubbs,
&
the
offered
as
100,000
stock (par $25)
Hampshire
New
Corp.
cents).
stock (par $1).
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is
Sm'j Minton &
™<as?ng0£d~& Mayer? Sidlo,
lv 4,431,977 Indlanapoli8 Power &
Light Co; 142,967
of
50
.5,000,000 Bowser, Inc.
(Inc.);
Sills,
&
y.'
s
The First Boston
Mason
,
Collins
Dominick
Hendricks
Huggins & Shober,
Co.
(par
Pipe
259,196 Barcalo Manufacturing Co. 31,116 shares of common stock
(par $8.33).
Purpose, expansion.
Price, $8.33 per share, v
Offered
for
subscription to stockholders.
Underwritten
■'■■■
by local bankers.
v:;r
y
300,000- Bardwell & MoAlister, Inc.
50,000 shares of common
113,142 shares of
common
stock
(par $10).
Purpose, construction, exten¬
sion, etc,
Price, $39 per share.
Qffered by Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon 8s Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Merrill
Lynch,- Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Wertheim & Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); L. F. Rothschild
& Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hornblower
& Weeks; W. E.
Hutton & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Folger, Nolan Inc.;
Hawley, Shepard & Co.; Hill & Co.; Kebbon, McCormick
& Co.; Schwahacher
&
Company; Stroud & Company,
Inc.; Yarnall & Co., and W. H. Elmes & Co.
Julien
Co., Inc., Reinholdt &
Robinson-Humphrey Co.;
wvoff SiJ?Co': Woolfolk
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by same bankers
foregoing).
;
Briar
Purpose, refunding ($24,396); pay
bank loan, working capital, etc. ($200,604).
Price, $2.25
per share.: Offered by B. C, Cantor & Co. .
,
Service Co. 100,000 shares
of 4.10% cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose,
refunding.
Price, $102.50 per share and dividend.
Of¬
fered by Mellon Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Geo. G. Applegate; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; H. F. Boynton & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; C. C. Collings and Co., Inc.;
As Adams;
vyyatt, Real is Waggoner.1
stock
-
10,000,000 Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Gardner,
Riley
&
Co.;
The
Rotan, Mosle As Moreland Inc.; Pallas
Rupe As Son; Russ
As Company;
Scherck, Richter Co;; Scott, Horner As
r
Public Service
Koppelman;
£» Rans<>n-Davidson
.
-
shares of 3.65%
refunding.
Sold
53,248 shares of 3.35% cumulative
preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, refunding.
Price,
$101.50
per
share
and
dividend.
Offered by
Mellon
Securities Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown 8s Sons;
E. W. Clark & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; E.
H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stone
&
Webster
Securities
Corp.; Stroud
& Co.,
Inc., and
Spencer Trask & Co.
n/
Kirchofer As Arnold,
Loewi As
Co.; MacNaughton
Green wait As Co.;
McDonald-Moore As Co.; Albert McGann
Securities Co., Inc.;
Mackubin, Legg As Co.; Marx & CoMason, Moran As Co.; Maxwell,.Marshall As
Co.; R. M.
Mayerstein Co.; Mead, Irvine As
Co.; Gordon Meeks As Co.;
Middendorf & Co.;
Milhous, Martin As McKnight, Inc.;
Berwyn T. Moore & Co.* Inc.;
.Mullaney, Ross As Co.;
Nashville Securities Co.,
Inc.; Nelson, Browning As Co.
Alfred OGara As Co.;
Park-Shaughnessy As Co.; Patterson,
Copeiand & Kendall, Inc.; H. O.
Peet
&
Co.; Peters,
Writer As
Christensen, Inc.; Priester As Co.; E. H. Pringle
-
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5,324,800 Scranton Electrle Co.
Eastwood, Inc.; Hickey & Co.; Hill As Co.; J. H. Hilsman As Co., Inc.; Hincks Bros. As.
Co., Inc.; Johnston
■■
Purpose
$100L
(par
27,500
Co.
Water
Offered
(see
225,000 Art-Craft
privately through Drexel is Co.
10,000.000 Indianapolis
J
Suburban
stock
share.
?stock
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50,
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& Ci>„ inc.; wniter
Co.,
H
Electronic
cents).
acquisition
working
of
110,000 Industrial
Y'VYY
Machine
mon" stock' (par
Products,
$1").
machinery,
V
re¬
' ,*vi •"
shares of
working
capital.
296,250 Oil
Prospects,
com-
Wadsworth- && Co,
$287,500' Archer
class
^
share.
Offered
Gearhar.t
&
Co.
by.
'
Newburger
subsidiary
$1S
'
.
;
($150,000),
share.
Per
Unsubscribed
.
V
A
900,000
Co.,
(F.
and
H.)
for
capital
&
stock
Co.
(no
stock.
by
to
Purpose,
,'Vh ,;.'.
stockholders.
Peabody
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36,000. shares of
par).
-
of
Price,
Kidder,
$1.50
.
of facilities,
etc.
Price,
$50*
of
Gardner; Smith, Moore- fic Co.;
a**d Sti? fic Co.
ReinholdJt fis
404,430 Midwest
capital.
Reclaiming
(par $2.50).
stock
common
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.
8,570,000' Minneapolis-Honeywell
$2,404,430
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Regulator Coir 85,700 shares of
3.20% convertible preference stock, series A (par $100).
Purpose, refunding.
Price, $108 per share?
Offered in
exchange for 4% and 4(4% series B, C and D preferred
stock.
Unexchanged share underwritten by Union Securi¬
ties
Corp;
Alex*
Brown & Sons;
A
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■
stock
cumulative
Y:Y"Y.V
pose,,
»
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Sons;
f
preferred
bank loan
of
stock
shares
The
Ohio
H.
(par
'
$20).
Co.;
Sutro
,
(gar
subscription
Wisconsin
to
-
Loewi
Aircraft; Corp. 150,000
preferred
stock
(par $10)v
1
A
Co.,
of
and
4(4%
'
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Purpose,
The
Mil¬
^tock
,
JRobinsoxr & Co«
-
(;285,000 Prentiss-Wabers
£*?*'
J.
per*
.
1»400,0Q(P
;
,
-l.
,
of
bank 'loans '
Price,
of
Purpose,,
11,000- shares: of
general:
corporate,
f*1 ?er_~iaEe*, Offered ■ for subscription:
v' '
Unsubscribed
,
shares
offered
JUOra,
V
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,.,.1,000,000 Samson.-United;
Corp.
125,000' shares of 55
~
cents
*
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.
cumula-
-
;
.
c
-
Ml
(par
/;
$t).
PUFpes*
-
l^.OOO4
shares
of
-
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working- capital:i* PWce,
Offef^^by achneider, Bernefc
B» White & Co.
y
$10
l»2Q0,0OO. Super-Cold:
".
$6)-
i.r'
Corp.
Purpose,
,
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.
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(par
Alstyne,
Noel
i
fir
Gardner,-and Newhard,
preferred
Cook
fic Co;
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40,000 shares
stock-(par
2,200,000 Utility Appliance Corp.
Price,
and
'
of 4% cumulative
Purpose, expan-
$50)*
par
and;
div*
Offered
by
Kidder,. Peabody fic Co.
80,000
shares
of
ferred,
stock, $1 dividend convertible
Purpose, acquisition, etc. Price, $16,625
by Bateman,. Eichler fic Co.;
Nelson
cumulative
series
(par
per share.
pre¬
$15).
J.Y
r
,f.
F /
.
(Par- $1).
$5-25
per
Purpose,
share.
additions,
Offered by
same
preferred stock (see foregoing).
i $60,410,363
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bankers
:
as
etc.
'
offered-
The
corporate
by Alex. Brown
the
$100).
Son;
Shields
.-(par.
purposes.
fic Sons;
Rauscher,
.
.
w
Pierce
i.>.y v>-
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and' Stix
fic
Co.
5%
fic SherrercL
cumulative: series
Purpose,
extensions
;
<t
il *
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At preferred
business
itr
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;
stock
activities.
stock
div.
(par $100)*
refunding ($1,068,-
Purpose;
Blyth
fie
etc* ($-1,431,555)* ''Price; $103 per
Offered, by Lehman: Brothers, Dallas Rupe
fic
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.
Walker
and
fic. Co.*^
■iyy yy'yx
Casualty
$5).
H.
G.
y f-y
50,000 shares of common stock
investment, in securitiea
Price, $14
Co.
Purpose,-
.
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'Bond fic Goodwin,, Inc.. Y';...
M.)
Radford
..cumulative
share
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wood
;
Y" Y:
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f;:
of
div.
stock
stock
Go,
(par
15,000
$50).
of- predecessor.
Offered by R-auscher,
;
shares
Price,
4'/2%
of
Purpose,
finance
$52.50
Pierce^ fic Co.,
per
Inc.;
DallM Rupe-fic Son; Dallas-Union-Trust Co.; Dittmar fic
Co.;
}. "
and
Grocery
preferred
acquisition
'Pvi
9?* kyi
First
SouthwestXo.;
fic Co.,
Louis B. Henry; R. A. UnderInc.; Crummer fic Co., Inc. of Texas; William
N. Edwards fic Co.;,: Sanders fic Newsom,, and Schneider,
'"Bernet fic Hickman,. -.'■■■ :/;..yy,-i'
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7,750,006 TACA Airways, S.. A.
500,000 -shares of capital stock;
-;v ;i (par $5).
Purpose, payment of loans ($3,400,000), capital
t
r
shares
Mosle.
and
Moreiand;
Salomon
Bros.
A
f
expenditures ($4,350,000)*
Price, $15.50 per share.
Offered
:~Y'
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Burn A
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;
Emerich A Co., Inc.; Dempsey A
Co., Inc.; Ames,
Co*; Emanuel;. Deetjen*, A Co*; :Van; Alstyne-,' Noel A Co.;
Bondr
Goodwin*.: Inc:; /-'BYCLx^CkiitojK- A-Co.;- Centra)
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NationaL Corp.;. Courts A. Co.; Erancife L duPont fit Co.;
First Colony, Corp^; M. M. Freeman A Co., Inc.; Newburger
""fit Hano; Sills, Mintonr A'.Chi, Inc.; Walston!, Hoffman A
Y Goodwin-; Wei) A Co:; Growney. A Co.; Hbrzfeld A Stern;
Y
: Y." :; Maidoza
If Salazar;
Sutro Bros? A Co.; E; W. Clucaa
!':-• -yL
A Co.; Blair. F. Clayhaugh A Co.; Ira Hauptrfic Co.; R. C.
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Cov;, Wnt. & Merickat. A Co.;>and Donald Young
A
Jones
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Companies; toe: 46,056 shares of common stock
(par $2). Price*,. S12.25J per-share. Offered by Cruttenden
A Co.; Knappc. A Co.,. and: First Trust Co* of Lincoln, Neb.
1,500,006 Davidson* Bros, toe;; 100,000 shares ot-common stock (par
Y!"
'
uy '$1). Price, $15 per shareij Offered by* Merrill Lynch,
;
* 'v>yX „« pierce? Fenner.A Beane* and Baker, Slmonds A Co.* ^'r «
iV Y1'' "129,175 Decker Manufacturing Co,. 55,6-70 shares of oommon stock
(pat $t)i? Pricey$2-50 per uhare. Offeredi by Lytle A Co;
h
and C,. G-.' McDonald,fi» C®*
fa-*.t,<
Y
1.541,018 Revoo- A Raynoldo CO^Ylno. s 13,940? shares of class A
stock, (par $12;50fc.jEtice*'.$38,87per'share.
Originated
V'j. -, withi Shields. A :Qob .?.Y 6:- -yy • Y -v
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21,000 (Hemr.y) Disston
Sorts, too, 30a sharw of capital stock.
( approximately) $70 per share. • .GRkred by Harri'Y'l':',:.,
Ripley. &> Cox, JnciY.;.*)/"?lYY'i j,
Y* 1,831,286 Firthr Carpet?,Co. 91,564 shares.ot coramow stock (no par).
Y
9:»-av.y™.Price*'$20. per sharer: Offered; by samo* bankers as offered
33,436 shares-being;'sold byr company '(see* above )7Y£YYf:Y
¥1
46,566 Fleetwoods Airflow, J Inc. 16,506 shares of common stock
-/.(Pft»t 50o;).:Pricey $3 pen. shard*.' Offeretfc by Amos Treat
I'.
fii :Co,; .Irving, J< Rice. A C0i| Weil' A Arnold and McAlister,1
r564?,113 Curtis
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vY L-XYrYv (par $1). Price," $10.75 per. share*.. Originated by Kidder,
Peabody A Co. and Spencer Trask &r Co,
.
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(i»o?.. par)v Pricej1 $1T per share:,-..Offered by! Blyth A Co.,
-
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V s*.;
.
-
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;TfelephOne-Co*r. 5;147" shares of common stock
Price, $46 per share1." Offered by Central
'*
$20).
(par
;•
Republic, Co. ?(Incr)-.
,
CC..D .O'.JI
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f Y.6.72,000 Ilalley Stores, too: 64,000* shares* of common stock (par
YYV-v v V■:*'" $LL.-* Price?, $10.50 per share.- Offered",by Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades
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L670,500 Jay' Manufacturing Cav. 51,400 shares of common stock
(par $1V Price, .$32.50 per share-.
Offered by Hallgarten
-7.^^
fii, Co.; K. W.. Pressprich. A Co.; Blyth A Co., Inc.; Lehman
!y>y- ^^.::Brothers;' Mellon Securities Corp.; Smith, Barney A Co.;
■'.yyScy-yyi Shields A Co.; Paul. H. Davis, A Co,'; Singer, Deane A
Y*.:
■■y->A ScribnerCarl-M.
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Loeb,. Rhoades
t
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Co.
-,Y
and
*.\
Scott
A
,'*-
Y".
A
297,000 Knott. Corp, 9,00a shares of common stock (par $1).
„,^;jr?-YV.:*- Price, $33 per. share.
Offered by Reynolds & Co.
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325,000 L'Aiglore Apparel, Inc.:,50,000 shares- of common stock
(par $1). Price* $6.56 per share* Offered, by Otis A Co.
j
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744,455
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787,500 ( J.
Co.
891,000 Compania. Litografica De* La llabana S.-Ai* (Havana LitheY
graphing Co.) 162,006 shares:of. common stock (par 10c.)►
;Y"Y ' " Y-.'"" .Price, $5.50 :perr. share*./ Offered - by* same bankers aft
\Y- -Y offered: the: preffirretL stock (seei foregoing)i* *
^
* ■495,185 Compania Litografica De La Habana S. A". (Havana Litho''
*"'*
'.
graphing Cm)' 19:419s shares of 6% cumulative convertible
preferred stock (par $25).
Price? $25.50 per share.
Of'Y". Y v Y feredl by Hirsch A Co.;j Allen. A Co.?: Jacques Coe A Co.;
Geyer & Car. ■,
' -'
Electric
Caxtwright A Co.; Spencer Trask fir Co.; Tucker, Anthony
&
Co.;, Union Securities* Corp.Y Weeden & Co,,
Inc.;
Wheelock & Cummins; Inc.'and Yarnall A Co.
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600,000 Public Flyers, Inc. 200,000, shares of common stock (par
$1).
Purpose, pay notes, purchase-of flight equipment,
r,working capital, etc.-Price* $3 per share* .Offered by
fr
t
Shields fic Co.; Skall, Josehp and Mijler;, Smith,
Moore A CO. ;,'Stone & Webster Securities Corp:; Sweney
Y
.
per share*. Offered, for subscription, to stockholders., '.TJnsubscribed shares offered by Herrick, Waddell'fit CO. and
y-yy-'-y
Ohio
Southern
&
Lukensr Rotan,
5
bank, loans
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per
Hutzler;
?
First
Co.,
Purpose,
de-Saint-Phalle fic Co.,
700,000 Peerless
Jy
Price,
offered
Y-1
capital
and Barret, Fitch
.'ft ~
v,
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50,000 shares of 55c cumulative
$5).
(par
aDd
*
betterments,
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...
Offered for subscription
shares
fic
increase
working, capital,
fic
yy
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v;
retire
preferred
Offered
Douglass fic Co:
Co.,. Inc.; Pacific
Co. of California;
Maxwell, Marshall & Co.; Hill, Richards
fic Co,; Harbison &
Gregory; Bingham, Walter fic Hurry,
and Crowell, Weeden & Co.
j
420,000 Utility Appliance Corp*. 80,000 shares of common stock
William: R, Staats. Co.;. First. California
^
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.
y .y-
share
-
sion,. working, capital".
Hemphill, Noyes fic CO,
..
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Purpose,
Brothers
445 Ir
60,000- shares of 4%^ cumulative constocle (par $50)*
Purpose, refunding
($1,418,340), oonstruction, acquisition; etc., ($1,581660)
Price, $51 per share and div. * Offered byv W. E. Huttori
Co.; Paul H. Davis fic Co.; Bacon, Whippel fit Co •
convertible
•;
common
••
Price, $100 per share- and div.: Offered by William P.
Harper fic Sba Co.
2,500,000 National Skyway Freight- Corp,
500*000' shares of comV-Y.
.
lnon Stock (par $1):.
Purpose, working capital.
Price,
$5 per* share-.
Offered by Bond fic. Goodwin; Inc.,AY'-""^:
2,500,000- Neitnan-Mavcua Co,, 25,000- shares- of 4y«% cumulative
Co.
ZjOOO.OOd United Waltpapeir Inc.
fc
of
-
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leans
dies, liga.
S18^8'* Offered by Sutxo fie Co*,, and: Vao,
Heihholdt
f;
shares
;
:-"-,.5
-
(par
per
w,-..yy-
i$3Q&,000-); purchase of
etc.,, workings capitai ($9QO,0flaH Price, $6 per
8,000,000 Trailmobile
r
200.000
reduce-bank
$10).
unsubscribed
150,000 Mutual Loan: Co.
dc Hickmaa and
y
(pair
Price, $22 per share.
Offered
Andre
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.
stock
^'FYTcoimnoni* Offered'by;Butcher
stock
common
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103,500 Mortgage Associates, Inc. 5,000 shares' of 5% cumulative
>; preferred/ stock (par $20r) and. 3,500' shares (Odf common
stock, (par, 10c.)
Purpose, working capital*
Price, $207
per.
unit- of 10; shares of preferred and ;7 shares
of
,c«A«n
Cot
Con¬
working
Loeb,
.
.
Aircraft
'
.
$12%
Cahn fit. Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge
& Co.; Coffin fis Burr,'Inc.; Davenport, fia Co.; The First
Boston Cdtp.; Eli^t Southwest Co.; Harriman Ripley A
Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller fic Co.; Hayden;) Stone fic Co.;
Hemphill", Noyes fie Co'.'; Henry Herrman & Co.; Hirsch A
CO.;-Hornblower fic Weeks; Investment Corp. of Norfolk;
Janney & Co.; John B. Joyce A Co;; Kay; Richards A
Co.; A. M. Kidder fic Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Kuhn,
Loeb. fic Co.; Ladenburg,, Thalmann fic Co.; W. C. Langley
& cov; Lazard FTeres. fic Co.; Lee -Higginson Corp.; Mackall
&r. Coe;: Ma3on-Hagan, *Dic;; ^Maxwell;
Marshall & Co.;
McDonald fii Co.;, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner fic Beane;
Metropolitan: St. Louis Cos; The Milwaukee*:Co.j^Minsch,
Monell &
Co.; Moore, Leonard fic Lynch; Maynard H*
Murch 8t Co.; The-Ohio Company ; Paine; Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Peters, Writer &• Chrlstensen*.-Iiio.;.-Quail A Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce fic Co.," Inc. y Robinson, Rohrbaugh A
t
($3,264,000); investment in
($1,936,000).
Price, $52 per share and - div.
Offered by Eastman, Dillon &, Co.; Hornblower fic Weeks;
W. C. Langley fis Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; G« H. Walker
fic. Co.; H. M. Byllesby fit Co., Inc.; First, California- Co;; Nelson Douglass fit Co.; Riter fic Co.; Scherok, Richter fic
Co.; William. R. Staats- Co.;. Stroud fic Co., Inc.; Cohu fic
Torrey; The First Trust Co; of Lincoln, Neb.; Johnston,
Lemon fip Co.;, Baker, Watts, fic Co.; Butcher fie Sherrerd;
Stein Bros* fic. Bay.ce;.. Tho Ohio Co.;
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood; Bateman, Eichlet fic Co.'; Doolittle,:Schoellkopf
fic Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Bingham, Waiter fic Hurry;
Cltement A EVans fic Co., Inc:; Hallowell, Sulzberger fic Co.;
Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.;, Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
.
150,000: Southern
funds,
subsidiaries
tive convertible preferred stock (par $8). Purpose, capital
t
[ I t
expenditures, working capital, etc. Price; $10 per share.
Ay
&;C<Lw,Inc.; Hirsoh & Co.; Dempsey &
SiiA1?- Kidder; fe Co., E." w: Clucas &. Co.; Francis I.
wrM 'J ' ^S
& Co-r, Newburger-& Hano; Straus & Blosser;
^lESt' Securities Co.*.of Chicago;. MU Mi; Freeman & Co.,
gyyyyy- Br^payton Securities Corp.; courts & Co.; J. C. Bradfo«f & Cm, and Seligman-Lubetkiir & Co.
f
[. vL'V-
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Price,
common
stock
(par $10).
Price, $53.50 per share.
Offered by Dillon, Read fic Co., Inc.; AlltsonrWilliam Co.;
A. C. Allyft and Co.", Inc.; Boettcher and Co.; Frank B.
Offered'by Carl M.
.
stock
Purpose,
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Purpose,
Co.
fic
Fisheries;, Co.
of
Plan Corp. of America 100,000 shares of $2.25
dividend cumulative preferred stock
series A (par $1).
" Price,
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cumulative
$25).
(pac
and Edward D. Jones
$1).
(par
39,828,343 Columbus
5,200,000 Morris,
M.
Marache
»* '--
,
share.
ta stockholders.
by" Granbery;
•
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fic;Co.* Die:, And CK* H. Walker:fit Co* '4^:
stock
common
purposes.
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Pierce, Fenner & Beane* •
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4,675,000 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. 275,000 shares of common stock
(no par).' Price, $17 per share.
Offered by Hirsch fic Co.
-
Price, $10 per share. Offered by Alex. Brown,
Hons;
Rauscher, Pierce fic Co., Inc., and G. H. Walker fie Co.
300,000 Mading Drug Stores Co.
40,000 shares of common stock
,..r3y,.:.:yy- (par $1).
Purpose, corporate purposes.
Price, $7.50 per
:
.121,000 Ross $l)c
Industries Corp,r:
:
(par
M".,.
M.
Purpose,
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stock
Corp.* Stern
Inc.
preferred
"
($600,000), additional
$8. per share.': Offered
Coi
cents).
250j000 Mading Drug Stores Co.
C.
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20
Price, $25 per share.
stockholders;
fic Co.,
by Stroud & Co., Inc.; E; H. Rollins
&,Sons, Inc.; Graham,
&
Co.;
Butcher & Sherrerd;
Yarnall & Co.;
Bucr & Co.; Inc.; Weeden dc CO.,
Inc4f QIbv«r &?Mac-
Freeman. & Cd.„ Inc;
k,
preferred
common
Boston.
w
Parsons
-'--f
(par
.
and surplus.
stock.
common
YY'-iY.'-i-Y-Y;-
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17,200* shares of common
share*. Offered by Cohu
fig Tdrrey.
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1,610,000 Bendix Aviation Corp. 35,000 shares of common -stock
(par $5). Price,' $46 per-share.?; pffered by Merrill Lynch;
-
Offered by IT;:P,*. Frazee fit :Co;* InciC:
yy:.
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,
payment
Walker fis Co.
stock
2,10P;006 Kansas; City Fire & Marine. Insurance Co«. 50,000 sharea
Cjo.
15,000 shares of common
Purpose, working capital.
Price, $19
by The Wisconsin Co., and Braun,
Roberts.; & * Mander Corp, 175^000 shares of
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J,or^in^ funds ($800,000)'.
r
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Offered
Monroe. & Cor
Purpose,
;
■
share.
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t54,025,f AUantIc. Coa'8t
285,000 Island Air- Ferries,- Inc; 95,000 shares of common stock
;":,-'(par"$1):.? Purpose^ expansion* etc/: Price; $3:per-share.
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stock, (par $10)i.:
.
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Purpose, repayment.- of purchase money notes, reconversion cost, working capital, etc.
Price, $3 per share.
Offered by Commonwealth Investment Corp.
common
Co.Kennedy-Petersoiv' Inc.,. and Henry
.
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720,000 Arkansas-Missouri Power Co* 40,000 shares of common
stock (par $5).
Price,- $18 per share.
Offered by G. H.
(no
$1).
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Of
1946
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Brothers1 &*
:
Corp. v:^ 49,500,' shares
of
378,000 Holly Stores* Inc. 36,000 shares ot common stock
(par
;*>$1).
Purpose, .working capital. , Price*; $16.50 per share.
Offered by Carl; M*. Loeb;,JRhoades:fif. CO.
255,000 International Airlines, Inc. 85,006 common shares
(par
Purpose, working capitaLi",Price, $6 per
by Putnam. & Col*; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Buckley, Brothers; Butcher &
SherrercL; Cooley & Co.;
Brainard-Judd & Co.; Coburn & Middlebrook; Eddy
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Cable
series
one share of:preferred and one share
Offered by Gillen fis Co»
Rhoades fitiCOi
working
Offered by Hayden,
(no: par).
share-.
dividend
Corp. 400,000 shares of compar).;
Purpose,, general funds.
Price,
Offered for subscription to common
stock
vertible
Corp.. 99,000 shares of common stock
(par-$l).. Purpose, purchase of mill.
Price, $3 per share.
Offered, by J. F.; Reilly & Co;,.Ihc.
.
;
&
Corp.
$3.25
Price, $5".per unit of
..
convertible
Materials.
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ISSUES NOT1 REPRESENTING NEW" FINANCING
.
(par
Purpose; equipment;.etc„>Price, $3.per share. Offered
by George R. Cooley & Co., Inc.; Mohawk
Valley Investing
Co.,.; Inc., and Cohu &' Torrey.
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297,000'Plastic* Whre
par.
York.;
$307,500 American European Securities Co.-.15,000. shares of com¬
mon
stock
(no
par).
Price, $20% per share.
Offered
by. Butcher fis Sherrerd.'; vYf j'S • :
r:'y.
and-The Wisconsin
; v-' -;
100,000 shares of cumu¬
;
800,060 Holly. Stores^Inc. 32,006.shares. of $%
$1).
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stock
(no
of common.
-
297,000 Plastic
stock
common
$4).
capital.
Stone A Co.;
E.
H.,* Rollins
&
3ons
Inc.;. Graham, Parsons A Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker A Redpath; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
4
W. ci Langley A Co.;-:: A. M. Kidder A
Co.;. Cohu & TorYYY
rey Francis L duPont A Co.; Courts &
Co,, and Pitman
& Co., Inc.
29.7,000 Plastic Insulator Co. 99,000 shares of common stock
share.
per
f
-
,
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Prfce, $10.75
Price,
New
500,000 Dallas Title-& Guaranty Co. 25,000 shares of capital stock
"-■/ - . (Par $10). Purposo, expansion; etc. : Pric^,, $20 per share.
Offered for subscription to stockholders.
275,000 Emery Air Freight Corp. 55,000 shares of 25 cents con¬
vertible preferred
stock
(par $1)
and 55,000 shares of
The
0.90% s consolidated
Banks
Credit
1946, due March 1, 1947. Pur¬
($17,180,000), new money ($6,855,000).
Offered by Charles R. Dunn, fiscal agent*
dated June 3,
•
$12.50 per share.
stockholders.
capital.
shares
1
pose, • refunding
Purpose* corporate, purposes. Price, $i05 per share
and- dividend.
Offered by same> banker*, as offered the
$2O,00G;0O0 2(^%- debentures (see above).
mon
by
y1-.
y'-y : .iyyy
Intermediate
debentures,
-
5,000,000 Beneficial Industrial- Loan
Offered
per
Wertheim fic Co.,
•;
preferred
■*
1,500,000 Piper
-
share.
Underwritten
stockholders.
Co.;. Riley A Co.;
waukee Co*.
$15
>■
v
Purpose* to be used in company's opera¬
-Y5
$24,035,000 Federal
,
A
Price,'
.?
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10,006 shares- o£ 4%- convertible preferred
Co.
&
FARM LOAN ANH GOVERNMENT AGENCY" ISSUES
.par).
;
■<
working'capital.
fis-Co.;
.
lative
of
A Co.; Henry C. Robinson
Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co., and. Walling, Lerchea A Co. "
812,500 Palmetex Corp. 250,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose; payment of loan, payment of royalties, purchase
f
J of
plant, etc. Price, $3.25 per share. Offerred by Floyd D.
YY"'*:Cerf Co;,, and; CobumA Mlddlebrpok.
392,460 Perfex Corp. 26,164; shares of common stock
for
Scribner;
Stix fic Co.;. Straus fic Blosser; Stroud
White, fifc.Co-.iv Wyatt,: N«al fic Waggoner antt
(par $50).
$44,494,064
MISCELLANEOUS
10,500,000 Beneficial Industrial Loan
Pur-
purchase
Loewi
Purpose,
Walker
co?.
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($481,360),
Co.; Bateman, Eichler A
Co.; Chas. W; Scranton• A Co.;- Walston*,> Hoffman &
Goodwin; J. C. Bradford. A Co.; R. H, Johnson A Co.;
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co.;
>
{
.
Bacon, Whipple- fic Co.; A. G. Becker fic Co., Inc.;
fic Co;, Inc.; Harris, Hall fic Co.
(Inc.); Goldman,
Sachs fic Co.; I. M. Simon fic Co.; Stroud fifc Co., Inc.; G.
4(4%
of
Kay, Richards fic Co.; A. M.
Livingstone fic Co.; W. U
Co.;
Inc.;
working-capital, etc. ($768,640);
Price, $21
Offered by Reynolds & Co.; Alex. Brown &
Per share.
,
62,500
convertible
repayment
machinery,
I
Co.
and
tions.
Pripe, $50 per: share. Offered by. company direct
to. the. public.
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60,064: Weeden &:Co, 1,501.6. shares of common stock (no parj.
Purpose, tp be used in company's, operations. Price, $46
per share.
Offered by;company direct to the public.
Blyth
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Watch
&
Laird
YarnalL fi& Co>
.
„
Clock
fie. Co.;
500,000 Weeden
ing capital ($2,500,000).
Price; $104 per share and divi¬
dend.
Offered by Lehman Brothers; A.' CL. AUyn fis Co;,
Janarelt.
Haven
"
.
Price, $4 per share.
Offered by R. H. Johnson
Co.; Grimm & Co.;, R- M., Horner A Co., and O'Connell
1,250,000 New
Co.; Herrick, Waddell fic Co., Inc*; Hirsch fic Co.;
Labouisse, Friedrichs- and Co.; R. H. Johnson fic
'
Purpose, purchase and equip; building, working
capital.,
A
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.
Stein- Bros, fic Boyce;
$4,000,000 Alden's, Inc. 40,000 shares of 4(4% cumulative preferred
stock (par $100).
Purpose^ refundihgr($1,500,000), work¬
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and
fife CO;., Inc;;?
$1,021,801 American Mail Line, Ltd. 49,602 shares of common stock
(no par).
Purpose, working capitals. Price, $20.60 per
share?
Offered 'for subscription ta common ^stockholders.
Underwritten by Blyth fic Co.,
Inc.; Pacific Northwest
Company,, and- Atkinson, Jones fis Co*
; ;
<
(Par $D •
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fic Co.; Francis L .duPont fic co.,
Sons;
Equitame
Securities .C8EI)•,
Sears
Edwards
Bogan Co-,;. I. M. Simon fic Co,; Singer, Deane fic
.
Dillon, Read A Co., Inc.;
Kuhn, Loeb A Co.; Morgan Stanley & Cot, and Piper,
Jaffray A Hopwood; - 'Y: Y>;»'"' / ■■■' ':1 '■ ■">*■:■ Y Y
235,300 Motorette Corp; 23,530 shares of common stock.
Purpose,
working capital, etc.
Price? $10 per share.
Offered to
Y:
public by.company*
y
;
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288,000 Monroe Gasket & Mfg.; Co*;,72,006 shares of: capital stock
;
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Draper,
G.
straw, Beta fic: CO.; Reinholdt fic Gardner; Scherck, Richter
Co.;;, Schoellkopf,
Hutton
fic Pomeroy-,
Inc.;
Sheridan,
Stifel,
,
Bear, Stearns & Co.
& co.,
Nelson
Lyona fis Co*; Laurence M. Marks fic Co. ; Maxwell, Marshall
fic Co,; Gordon Meeks fie Co.; Milhous, Martin-fic McKnight*
Inc.;
The- Milwaukee. Co.;. Moore,? LeonardYfic
Lynchi
Nashville
Securities
Co.;
Pacific
Northwest Co.; Rake-
etc:
Price; $13 per share.
Offered to- stockholders of
predecessor.
Unsubscribed' sharea underwritten by same
banks as offered the preferred'stock:, (see foregoing).
-
Co.;
Kidder
and
Co. (Del.) 31,110 shares of
Purpose, plant enlargement,
Rubber
Dempsey-Tegeler fic Co.;
Co.;
Co:; Johnston, Lemon fic Co.;
Purpose,
share
per
fic
House^ ^v
fic' Co;i%Curtiss,
CO:, lhc.)'-Fieldv> Richards1 & C°.,
The First Cleveland Corp.; Garrett-Bromfield fic Co.; W.
D.
Gradison
fic
Co-.; Graham,
Parsons fie Co.; Grubbs,
Nicolaus fic Co., Inc.,
Price, $25 per share.
Offered by Granbery, Maracne A
Lord, and Bear, Stearns A Co.
;Y:yy---'-v*
75,000: (F». H.) McGraw- & Co. 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, working capital.: Price, 75 cents
per share.
Offered byGranbery*Marache :ALord;and
't/' V,:
Torrdy;^ Courts
Howard
preferred
cumulative
Co.;
,,
,
dividend
working
fic
A.
dividend.
Offered by Shields fit Co.;, Newhard, Cook &
Co.;-Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower fis Weeks; Bacon,
Whipple fic Co.; Cruttenden fis Co.; McDonald fic Co.;
Walston, Hoffman & Goodwin; Boettcher and Company;
J- C. Bradford fis Co.; Hill Brothers;
Wm. C. Roney fic
Purpose,
indebtedness
($270,000).
subscription
shares underwritten
Collen, Norton A Co.
McGraw
preferred
■
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Offered
4 V2 %
and
Brown,
Co.; Brooke, Stokes fie Co.; A:ex, Browp & Sons;
fic Johnson; Buckley Brothers;
Burnham
Scott fic
shares
D.
fic
^
(Del.) 40,000
stock
(par $50).
Co.
Stearns
George
Clbment At :EVana &
RUBBER
Reclaiming
Rubber
M. Bass fic Co.;.Baum, Bernheimer
& Co.; Blair fic Co., Inc.; Boettcher
B. Bonbright fic Cq.; J, C. Bradford
Jack
Co.;
Co.;
Bennett
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Development Corp. o0,ouu shares of convertible
stock
(par
$5).
Purpose,
corporate
purposes.
enlargement
Corp. 75,000" shares of common
bank
loans
($705,000),. discharge
pay
.
A
$2,000;000 Midwest
•
1,125,000 Lynch
yf
Hano,
&
fic
1
y
fic
Bear,
Co.;
and
,
Price, 85.50 per share.
Offered by Otis fii Co. -v.;;
260,000 Liebert & Obert 40,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose,
purchase
of
brewery
equipment, . etc..
Price,
Kobbe,
(par
Price,. $5.75 per share. Offered by- Thornton fis Co. and,
Bennett, Spanier fis Co.„ Inc,
-
etc.
$6.50 per
stock
D'Antoni
.
-
Leary
-vr--
-
capital
or
Cohu
i
,/•
snares
Purpose,
acquisition and development of mineral
interests.
Price, $5 per share.
Offered, by Arthur G.
YYYvY': $1 per share.
Offered by Carr & Co.
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750,000 Jefferson-Travis Corp; 30,000 shares of $1.25 cumulative
convertible; preferred
stock
(no
par).
Purpose,
repay¬
ment of bank loan (8400,000), working capital ($350,000).
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Offered by Richard-. J. Buck, & Co.
520,000 L'AigJon Apparel, Inc. 80,000 shares of common stock
:
(par $1).,
Purpose,, purchase of machinery, equipment,
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59,2*0
Inc.
$5).
Price,
,
stockholders.;
Offered .for subscrition- to
share.
per
fic
.
,
110,000
Inc.
Purpose,
$3
.
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by Hallgarten fic Co;j G. H. Walker fie Co.; E. W. Clark
Cor, Adams fic-Peck; Amott; Baker fic Co.; -Inc.; Auchin¬
closs, Parker fic Redpath; Bail, Burge fic Kraus; Barrow,
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$231,000 Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp* 66,000 shares of capital
stock*
PUrpose, development.
Price* $J.5D per snare.
.
stock
common
Price,
capital.
Offered by Hoit, Rose & Troster..
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Corp. 99,000 shares, of
Purpose,
tirement of loans,
;y"'-y'
w;
Bros,, Inc.
297,000 Industrial
Monday, July 8,
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.Volume 164•
Liebert &
620,00$
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number- 450S
& Hano
and Kobbe, Gearhart & Co,. •'
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1,875,000 Longines-Wittnauer; Watch Co^," Inc.
ts'Uit;; common stocks k par1 $1); Price, $15 per share.
Offered by
Paul H.t Davis & Co;; A. C.'Allyn & Co., Inc.; Emanuel,
:
Deetjen 8c Co.;,Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Cchu & Torrejr;
if,"' •' "v : A. G. Edwa'rds & Sons;. Johnston; Lemon & Co.; Kalman
C6;; Inc.) Riter & Co.; E.j Hi Rollins .& Sohs Inc. and
$6.50'. per
Price;
Oifereh
share;
Corp.; W. C. Langley 8t Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Painey Webber,, Jackson & Curtis; Alex-."'Brown & Sons;
Salomon Bros;' & Hutzler and Riter & ■'■Co.''"
by Newburger
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stock' (no par).
Price; $33 per: share. Offered
870/320 'Roberts &
(par$l)i
;" ;
.
Stein
!
commoh
by Clark,*
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;.
stock
c.
(par
Curtiss, -House' Acs Co.)1 First off Michigan Corp.; J, J. B.
Hilliard & Son; Kalman & Co., Inc.; A. E.*Masten-& Co.;
E.
Corp.-14,00$ shares of -common- stofck'
(par $5).- Price, $24 per share.
Originated with-Horn-;
blower & Weeks and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Owens-Iliinei^
Glass Co.
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
Richard
W.
Dempsey-Teg&ler
Eikins; Morris &
Clarke
&
Co.;
Co.;
Corp.;
y'
&
Sheridan,
Bogan
,
7,788,000 Pacific Gar &* Electric1 Co; 17f,6oO > shares of common
stock (par $25)., Price, $44 per share.
Offered by The
first Boston'corp.*;, Goldman,.$ffebfc■'& CO,; Union-Secur*-
Loeb;
j
(New Jersey)
,
2001000-shares of capital
pre*
.t
Co.; August Lorenz; Prescott & Co.; The First Cleveland
and Kuhn,.Loeb & Co.-•; -.,
-.r
:
Beane;, Shields'
&-
<**'
Curtiss,
&
Co.; Ball,
Burge* 8v Kraus; Paul H.1
& Weeks; Laurence M. Mark®.
Webber; Jackson & Curtis; Riter'& Co.??
£}*:;>'?'• Davis & Co.;, Hornblower
.;,
Co.;
Paine;
Dean'
'S'
Witter & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.; Piper, Jaffray &&'
Hopwood; The Milwaukee Co.;
G.
H.
Walker 8c
Co.}"
V-
of
V V:
:-v.Kirkpatrick-Pettls
Co.; The Ohio Co.; George D, B. Bon—
bright & Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.; Doolittle,
Schoellkopf
& Co."; Fahey, Clark &
Co.;'Field, Richards & Co.; August
Borenz; Prescott;& Co,; The First Cleveland Corp.;
Moore,',
./•'Leonard & Lynch and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
•. <
190,000 Weyerhaeuser Timber-Co. 2,500 shares of commoh stoolC?:
v:■
.
(no
par)>. Price; $76
^•^'"v'r/.Jne.
per'share.
Offered by Blyth
"-4*g:--
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t294,000 Weyerhaeuser" Timber
Co.
4,000 shares
of
8t Co.,
'v:
\
stbciff'
common
(no par),
Price, $73Vz per share, Originated with Tucker®,.
Anthony & CO. and Estabrook & Co.
Co.;
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$139,002,825'
&
C6.; Union Securities Cbrp.; West'ncimer and Co.) Dean
Witter s Co. and Wurts, Dalles & co> >
r„
State and
Co.
.
;
Sills, Minton & Co., Inc.;
J. W; Sparks &
Co.; Starkweather & Co.; Stone & Web¬
ster-Securities Corp.;'Stroud & Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask
.
Kuhn,
y.'1.
Oil
*
(no
* '
Co.j-'Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Lazard
&• Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman' Brothers;
Co.;
stock
(t':, g||| Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley - 8c Co., Inc.; Smith,
Cf ': Barhey & CO.; Union Securities;. Corp..;;Eastman, Dillon;
'
& Co,« Hemphill, Noyes & Co:; Kidder, Peabody & Co;?,
'j-" .'
Lee Higginson! Corp.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 8c
stofck
M. Loeb, Rhoades- & Co.;:
McJunkin, Patton & Co.;
Metropolitan St* Louis Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
W; H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Prescott &
Co.; E. H. Rollins
& Sons,
Inc.;; L'. F. Rothschild'Co.; Schmidt,, Poole
stock
by
4,435,560-Thomas Steel Co. 246,420 shares of common stock (pal*
iil
$1). .Price, $18 per share. Offered by McDonald &
Co.;,
Dixoh
First
) \
common
stock (par" $100);
Price,: 103 per share and dlv.
Offfered by McDonald & Co;,' Ball,
Burge 8t Kraus; Hayden,
Merrill,. Turben & Co.; The Ohio Company;,"
Curtiss, House &t Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Field, Richards
&
share.r Offered
per
of
Offered
Corp.
Shares' of - class*. A
share. Offered by Blyth
Freres
Kidder;
$12.50). Price, $95 per share. ■ * Offered by
Peabody & Co', and CoLins; Norton & Co. ,
;
(par
$22.50
shares
share:
per
.
,
Miller & Co.;
.v
C
Carl
Offered by Blyth & Co;,
85,908 sharfes of' commbn
Clark
&
&
stock
Inc.
8,161.260
Price,
150,000
819%-"
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f«'
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12,000
per
Corp.
PrIce'
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Oil
sttrck (par $25). Price, $77 per share-. Offered by Dillon.
Read &
Ofr Inc.
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&
Co.;
Michigan
Corp.; Glover .& MacGregor, Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Graham,-Parsons-& Co.; Granbery, M&rache & Lord;
Harriman Ripley
&
Co.,t:-Inc.; Hayden,
Stone- & Co.;
Janney & Co.; Kay, Richards & Co:; Kebbon; McCormick
National-Aviation
(pay $4); Price,.$72Vfc per share.
W.
Drexel
& Co.;
7,655 shares of common
$5):
House
Mathey &i Co.; McDonald & Co.; W. H. Newbold's
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Pacific. Northwest Co.;
Stern Brothers & Co. and Kuhn/ Loeb &'Co,
A.
National * Oil' Products* CO".
Price, $29'/4
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Securities Corp.; Smith, Barney &
Co.; Barret, Fitch &
Co.; A: G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Bioren & Co.; Blyth &
Co.,
Inc.). Boenmng & Co.; J. H. Brooks" &t Co.; ;Alex. Brown
& Sons; H. M.
.Byllesby - and ,Co.^. Inc.; Chaplin & Co:;
teii-.
Hall •&
Co. Inc.; The Wisconsin Co.^ Blddie,'
Wheleir & Co.;' Bosworth,. Chanute,
Lo.ughridge & Co.;
554,987
(par $1).
,
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Harris;
t336,p0O
Service4 Co.
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common stock
Offered
y
St Co.,* Inc., and William A. Fuller & Co,
27,315,000 Bcruiitow^ ElectricC<>; l',2l4,:006^'^shkres^' of 'Comihott *
y;
.
V-
Public
'
Pierce, Fenrier & Beane; White, Weld &■ Co.;t
Weeks ^Harden; Dominick & Dominick; W. E..
Hutton &
Co.;? Dean Witter & Co.;- Hailgarten & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis;
R ' S.< Dickson ;&t
Co.;.ino.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
L.
108,790' shares. of
share-.
!.s;■u.iV"vy ':.
303,000'St, Ion!»
Baker,-
Son
per
Corp.i 9,Q00' shares^ of common stock (par
Price, $11'per share: Offered by Granbery, Marache
$1):
-
Co.; Biyth & Co.;
Lynch,
.
f
v
Corp*.
;.jJ
2,943,750 Sinclair
par)'
99,000 Rosa Industries
,
Incl; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Kidder; Peabody & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone*
& Webster Securities Corp.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Merrill
Dodge &
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Price, $8
tv
by Stroud & Co.,
Ihc.; EJ H,' Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Graham, Parsons & Co.;
Butcher & Sherrerd; Yarnall & Co.; Burr 8c Co.,. Inc.;
WeetiefV8t Co., Inc.; Glover & MacGregor,
Inc.; Courts
,& CO.;-Janney
Co/ and'M. M; Freeman &*Co., Inc.'
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80,000 sham of common stock (par1 $1):
Obeft
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issues'placed privately.'
tIndicate special offering.;
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ify not to exceed three interest
y;.;: •
ARIZONA
^
rates for such issue. Principal'and
Maricopa County, Phoenix, Union interest
payable at the City Treas¬
High School District (P® O.
urer's- office, or at the Bankers
:
Phoenix),"Ariz*
Trust Co.. New York., These shall
; Bond Sale—The $l,750,000 im¬
be furnished to the purchaser, at
provement coupon bonds offered or prior to the date of
delivery of
forisale on July 1—v. 163) p. 3334
the bonds, the opinion of Ray L.
—^were
awarded to a syndicate
.
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composed of.JohiT Nuveen & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
fth of Chicago, Stranahan,Barcus,
Harris
Ccr., Inc., of Toledo,
Klitidred M
C^ildsr&*€o;)
Both of Chicago, Ryan, Sutherland
& Co., of Toledo; Refsnes, Ely,
Beck' & Co., of Phoenix, Weeden
&
Co;, of San- FraiiciSco, G< H.
Walker &
Co., of St. Louis, MoDonald-Moore & Co., of Detroit,
.
Soden-Zahher
Co*; of Kansas City,
and"KennetH; A.- Ellis":&• Co.) of
Phoenix, at? a price^{of >lO0i0I89; a
interest
net
as
cost of about
1.62%,
follows: For $220*000 maturing
July 1, $35,000 in 1949 and 1950,
$50,000; int 1951
to -1953;
Is,
as
$150,000 maturing $50,000 July 1,
1954:10 1956, as VAs}^ $300,000 ma¬
turing July *1, $75,000 in 1957 and
1958, • $150,000 in 1959, as l%s,
$600,000 maturing $150,000 July 1,
1960 to 1963, as iy2s* and~$480,000
maturing July 1, $150,000 in-1964,$160,000 in 1965, and-$170,000 in
1966; as 1.60s. Dated July 1, 1946.
Denomination $1,000; Interest payable J-J.'AIl 'pf saidf boftds; will
bear interest to total 2%%, fromJ
date of .said bonds to* Jan; 1,
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Yj,
Bond Offering .**?>. William; Tc;
Bfooks,; State T-reasurpr, has, an¬
nounced that> sealed ; bids wil- be
received until? 2 pm. on. July: 22
by the State Loan Commission, at
Bis office in the Capitol; Building,
at Pheonix, Ariz., for the purchase
Of $67,000 refunding bonds, not
exceeding 2% interest, on'behalf
of the/ County^ The : approving
opinion of Gust, Rosenfeld, DivelBesSj; r Rbbinette^ ■->
Linton,^ ;of
Phoenix, will ;berfurnished? and all
.
be ^unconditional^:
bids nnist
;
*:
Pin<rt: County; Elroy. Schi pisi.
(Pi Oi'Florente); Ariz; •
;
Bonds Sold — An,issue,of $97,000 building bonds, has been pur¬
chased by Kenneth A. Ellis & Co.,
>
No. 11
df
Phoenix,
as
2VzS;
^
-«
CALIFORNIA
.
.
Los
Angeles,,Calih
proceedings ior: the r issuance of
•said bonds will be submitted for
[approval* td O'Melveny & Myers,
;of Los Angeles, and the opinion of
jsaid^attPrneys wilt ber ■;$ufnished •
tb the sUccessful^^bidder
withopt
charge..' All bids must be
jditional. Enclose
a
uncpn-^
certified check
ifpt 3 % of- the .bonds bid forT?payPalo- Verde Irrigation Dist.
\' Blythe);-Calif-.
(Pi O.
%'$&£'■;
t
were awarded to a syndicate
posed of Miller, Kenower
jof St. .Paul*? TrippCO., oLNew
and Lyons? -&?1 ;Shafto; of
iBoston,V at ^:pric^bt>lQ0.2336?? a
jnet interest cost of about 2,531'% * •
follows:^ For
$160,000 maturing
July 1, $25,000-ini 1947-and 1948,-
3s, and $540,000 maturing July 4,
$29,000 in 1953, $30,000 in 1954;
$31,000 in 1955;, $32,000'in 1956;
$33,000 in 1957, $34,000 in 1958,
$39,000 in 1963, * $40,000 in 1964,
'
July 1, 1946.
terest payable J-J. The next
Offering
Walter
C.
purchase of $10,000,000
sewage treatment plant bonds, not
exceeding 2J/2% interest.- Dated
Aug. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,000. These
bonds are " due" $500,000 Aug.' 1,
1947 to 1966.
Proposals
may spec¬
.
est
Co.,
bidder
and
Denom; $1,000.' In¬
was
John
:
high¬
Nuveen
&
Associates, for $457,000
3s, and $243,000 21/2s,
of 100.041;
at a: price
"
July 17.
-
-
V'^v>.
,
—
Clerk
—
L. F.
La
!
~J'A\.
An issue of
of Louisville. Dated
sale
on
July 1, 1946..
Denomination $1,000. These bondsare due $10,000 April
1, from 194&
to 1955..
,
r
.
r,
-
iV
'
:;.VM
MAINE
*
,
!-::v
v*"
c-;
Augusta; Me.'
J:\
J
Bond Sale— The $65,000 sewer;
•
Harpe, III.
equipment' and parking lot cou-;
An
$100,000 4% water works pon • bonds - offered for sale on*
July 2, were awarded to Harriman'
bonds- is being t offered
for sale by tho Channen Securities Ripley & Co., Inc., as Is, at a price
Co., of Chicago.^ Dated April 1, of 100.047; a basis of about 0.99%.
1946; Denomination $1,000. These Dated July 1, 1946. Denomination^
$1,000. These bonds are due July
bonds are due on April 1, as fol¬
lows; $1,000 In 1950: ta 1959, $2,000 1; from 1947 to 1956. Interest pay¬
Bonds Publicly Offered
—
issue of
in i960- to • 1969, $3,000' in^ 1970'* to
1974,. $4,000 in 1975 to, 1979, and$5,000r in* 1980 -tn 1986/' Principal:
and interest payable
can
at the AmeriNational Bank, Chicago. Le¬
gality/approved'. by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
INDIANA
Pmrtbr'
Indiana
•
/BbndL^ Salie ^THe* $l95i000^hos^:
pital
bonds
July l
—
awarded
offered; for
v.
ttf
163; p. 3335
able J—J»?
I
sale
—
the* Northern
on
were'
Trust
Co., of Chicago, and the Indiana¬
polis Bond ; & Share C6rp^ joiritl^;
as
l%s, at a price of 101.01, a
Fall River, Mass.
Bond Sale-^The $250,000 public^
improvement bonds offered for
sale^on July 2, were awarded to*
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
!
& Co., both*
Boston;* jointly, as l%s, at .ac
price of 100.92, a basis of aboufcr
of
1.08%. Dated June 1, 1946. Denom.-;
$1,000. These bonds are due $25,000 from June 1,/ 1947r te 1956,1
inclusive; Interest payable J-IXSecond best
100.68
•,
KANSAS
^furidii^^pndS»
bid was
an
offer ot
for* iyis,
tendered jointly"
by Harriman Ripley & Co.; Inct,"
and
Chace/ Whiteside & Warren. J
.
July :l;:i94T'tO 1966, Interest pay¬
able J-J.
•' >i>'-
i'-.T
»
MASSACHUSETTS
and Robert Hawkins
County (Pt Oi~ Valparaiso);
,
$16,500:
for
163,
p. 3465—were"
awarded to the Bankers Bond Co.,?
1, ? 1946.. Denomination
$1,000.
These bonds are due $5,000 from ■
Mitchell,"
offered
June? * 25—V;
revenue**
will'-receive sealed
bids'untilvJuly 16; for thev pur¬
chase-of
bonds
,
of
WalJen, Colo.
Town
and
1946
Illinois
f".
(P. O. Somerset)$
Kentucky
■■ ■; i
$80,000 l-2y2%
bridge 1 refunding of
Bond Sale—The
road
basis of about 1.15 %, Dated July
Bond Offering
KENTUCKY
County (P. O. Greenville),
•'v
Karisa^
Pulaski County
i
purchased; subject4o 4he: election
to be held on Aug: 24, by
Barcus;
Kindred & Co., of
Chicago; and
the White-Phillips Co., of Daven¬
port;? jointly.
.
.
COLORADO
MICHIGAN
Tawas,Mich.
Bond Offering—Albert: IL
City
Clerk,
will
receive- sealed-
bids until 7 p.m; on
July 8 for th$!
Wyandotte' County'(Pi O. Kansas purchase of $28,000 general obli'--
gation water and- sewer extension=
bonds, not exceeding 3% interests
Dated April 1, 1946. Denom. $1,Delaware (State of)
$110,000/ general?
improvement,
000. These bonds are due $1,000.
;
Bond Sale^-The following pub¬ bonds was purchased on June 24
by r. the City Nationab Banki &: April I,. 1948 to 1975.: Rate of iri-*
lic improvement bonds of 1946 of¬
terest tp be in multiples of Vi oft
fered for sale on July 1—v. 163, p. Trust Co;, and Baum, Bernheimer
1%. Principal and interest
pay-^
3464—were awarded to Francis I. Co.,; both of Kansas City,; jointly,
able at the City Treasurer's
of^"
du Pont. & Co., of New York, as at a price of 100.05, a net interest
fice.
Bids shall be conditioned:
cost of 1.0347%, as follows: For
%s, at a -price of 100.04,- a basis
$44,000 maturing. $11,000 July * 1, upon the unqualified opinion;off;
of about 0.74%:
1947 to 1950, as iy4s, and $66,000
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,^
$100,000 Henrik J. Krebs School
1
District No,: 2i: bonds.. Due maturing $11,000 July 1,;. 1951 to of Detroit, approving the legality
1956, as Is. Dated July 1, 1946. De¬
;
$10,000 from July 1,, 1947- to
of the-bonds. " The cost of such?
nomination $1,000 Principal and
;
' 1956, incl,
;;;.r interest
payable at the
State opinion shall:be*paid by the City..
.60,000 v Rose fi Hill - Minquadale Treasurer's office. Said bonds in The
City shall pay thb; cost off
School District No. 47 bonds.
the opinion of counsel, constitute
printing the bonds. Enclose a cer¬
..Due $6,000 from July 1, 1947legal- and valid obligations of the
j ^ "to 1956, incl;" •'
" "4*:.v County,, payable, from:, unlimited tified check for 5% of the-par
Dated July 1, 1946/Denomina¬ ad valorem taxes.
Legality ap¬ value of the bonds, payable, to the*
tion $1,000. Interest payable J-J. proved by
Stinson, Mag, Thom¬ City Treasurer.
*
City),: Kan.
DEULWARB
Bonds PiirchaSed*"—An issue of
.
-
17 for the
d
on
Bonds Purchased
,
in 4949, $27,000 in 1950,,
$28,000 in 1951, $29,000 in 1952, as
issue of
$250,000 hospital bonds has been
•
Cor,
jYork,
as
(
com¬
Angeles;. Juran- & Moody,
An
—
ILLINOIS
Bond
y
!pf;Detroitn Thomas* Kemp:^ Cbi,
of Los
be held
(P. O*. Visalia), Calif,
Bond Offering—Gladys Stewart,
County Clerk;; will receive sealed;
bids- until 1Q a.m. on J uly 9; for
the; purchase of ,$350,000 i school
bonds, to bear not exceeding 5%
interest.; Dated July 1, 1946. De¬
nomination
$1,000: These bonds
are due July 1, as follows: $2,000'
in v 1947 to " 1963; and $10,000 in:
1964. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's.
Election
ted to the voters at" an election to
until 10.30
BoM Kalb-i-The( $70bj)00' ibui-tli
'the' Chairman of > the. Board
;isstie; refunding bonds, offered! for
sale on J line) .28L-v; 164 p. 57— Supervisors, is required.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. on July
n
Bond
$302,000 bond^ will fee: resubmit¬
r r office. A certified check for 5%
of the bonds bid for, payable to
$41,000 in- 1965j :.$42,00(h ihr i960,
arid $43,000 in 1967* as 2Dated
Bb
— J o s ep h
E.
Spink, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will; receive sealed bids
McEvers-■&: Ifizzell^^ of
son
City.
Hapeville; Ga;
Bond' Offering
„
ablei to the-County Treasurer.
Peterson, City Clerk, wilt receive
^
GEORGIA
(P* Oiy Sacramento); Calif.
ther County Treasuier'sbfficelThe
$35,000 4n, 1959, i $36,000 in 1960,
$37,000 in 1961, $38,000 in 1962,
^
y.
a.m. on July
11, for the
purchase of $10,500,000 series D,
power of 1938, coupon or regis¬
Chesebrot City • Attorney, and, of tered bonds, to bear not exceeding
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬ 5% interest. Dated
April 1, 1938;
geles, approving the legality of Denomination
$1,000. These bonds
the. issue;
Payment for, and de¬ are due
Aug. 1, as follows: $169,livery of, the bonds shall be made 000 in
1950,
$177,000 in 1951,
at the City Treasurer's office. En¬
$186,000 in 1952, $196,000 in 1953,
close a certified check for $200,000,
$205,000 ih' 1054' and 4955; $2l-l>'
payable to the City.
000
in
1956, $222,000 in 1957,
Orange County, Westminsterv $233,000 in 1958, $245,000 in 1959,
$252,000 in 1960, $264,000 in 1961,
i
Sch. Dist, (P. O. Santa Ana)i
$273,000 in 1962, $286,000 in 1963,
$301,000 in 1964, $315,000 in 1965,
Bond
Offering—B.
J.
Smith,
$321,000 in 1966/ $337,000 in 1967,
iCounty Clerk; will^ receive^ sealed
$404,000 in 1968r $421,000 in 1969,
bids until 11
July tyiicfr
$434,000 in 1970, $453,000 in 1971,
the vpurchaser pf $80*000 school
$472,000 in 1972, $492,000 in 1973,
bonds, to bear not exceeding 5%
$513,000 in" 1974, $535,000 in 1975,
interest. Dated July 1, 1946. De¬
$558,000 in 1976, $582,000 in 1977,
nomination
$1,000.
Due
$4,000
$606,000 iu 1978,; and $632,000: im
July 1,: 1947 to 1966.
Bidders to
19797
:
•name a • single ■ rate
of interest
Principal' and interest payable- at
Tulare County, Viscdia Sch; Dist
$26,000
i
Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist.
..
r
^
194
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
MIWNE30TA:;K||j|||
•
Jackson County,
4
No, 7 (P.O. Winnebago), /
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Minn.
,
-:-44
■
Bond Offering — O. W. Styve,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. on July 11, for
the purchase
of $178,000 building
coupon bonds. Dated July 1, 1946.
These bonds are due on J an. 1,
Bidders shall
from 1948 to 1969,
state the interest rate
or
rates in
multiples of Ya or l/10th of 1%.
and, interest
Principal
made
bank
payable
at
trust office
or
ment
located in
Paul,
or
establish¬
or
Minneapolis,
St.
Chicago, designated
by
the successful bidder.
will be
will be
suitable
any
The bonds
registerable aS to principal
only.
The District will furnish
the printed and executed bonds
and approving legal
opinion of
Dorsey, Colman, Barker,; Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis, both
Without cost to the purchaser, and
delivery .will be made at a bank
in Minneapolis within 30 days
aften acceptance of bid.
A cer¬
tified check for $3,560, payable to
the District
Treasurer, is required
With bid.
Mowerf County Consolidated
Sch, Dist. No. 69 (P. O.
Elkton), Minn.
:';<V
r
163,
to
p.
p.m. on July 11, for the purchase
of $22,500
school bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1, 1946. Denom. $1,000, one
Due Aug. 1, as follows:
for $500.
$2,000 in 1947 to 1956, and $2,500
in 1957.
Bidders to
of interest
1%.
the rate
multiple of Ya of
a
Principal and interest pay¬
able at
The
■
in
name
3465—-were awarded
State Bank, of
2s. # Dated June 28,
1946. Denom. $1,000. These bonds
are due $5,000 on June 28 in 1948
to 1950. Interest payable J-D.
as
to the Board of
Lee
Sale
National Bank, of Memphis:
$24,000
Nettleton
Consol¬
Line
School. District bonds.
idated
Denom.
$1,000.
21,000 Verona Consolidated Sch.
District bonds. Denom. $600.
Both issues are dated June 4,1946.
Monroe County, Bartahatchie
School District, Miss.
:
.
Offering—E. L. HaldorDistrict Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon
for
purchase of
the
on
July 9
$71,000 re¬
.
funding bonds, not exceeding 2%
interest.
Dated July 1,
1946.
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are
due "on
July l/from 1949 to 1962.
Rate of interest to be in multiples
of
%
1/10th of 1 % * and must
or
be the same for all of the bonds.
The approving
opinion of Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis, will be furnished.
Enclose
on
June
1947 to
from
1
1966. In¬
■
Offering — Einar H.
Brogren, City Clerk, will-receive
sealed and oral, bids until-7 p.m.
on
8, for
July
Moss
Point, Miss.
Stewart,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids untiI 7 p.m. on July 16, for
the
purchase of $30,000 water
works coupon bonds to- bear not
exceeding
2%
interest.
Dated
June 1, 1946. Denom. $1,000. Due
$2,000 June 1, 1947 to 1961. Rate
of interest to be in multiples of
Yb of 1%. > The approving opinion
of * Charles, & Trauernicht, of St.
Loiiis, will be furnished. Enclose a
certified check for $1,500.
West Point,
the purchase.< of
Enclose
certified check for 2%
a
of the bonds bid
for, payable to
Bonds Sold—An issue of $275,000 school bonds was awarded at
(P. O. R. F. D.
Houston), Minn.
\
Bonds'Sold—The Security State
Bank of Houston was awarded on
June 4 an issue of $36,000 road
and bridge
0$M
Board
same
of Education.
The District
furnish the legal opinion of
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis, apd#will pay Jor the-print¬
ing of the bonds and the registra¬
tion fee at, the office of the State
.
limited
Off ering—J.
R.
public auction recently,
dicate headed by M. A.
& Co., of Memphis, as
iy2s, at a price of par, a
Auditor. Enclose
for
certified check
a
$3,600, payable to the District.
der
will- be
Bond
Sale
The
—
.$1,275,000
semi-annual school bonds offered
St.
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn of
Louis, as Is, paying a price of
basis
a
of
about
0.93 %.
est cost of about
to a syn¬
Saunders
2V2s and
net inter¬
to matur¬
1.71
County
Syracuse), N.
4: Note Sale
Skinner,
Bank
&
Harriman
Ripley
& Co., Inc.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Newhard,
Cook & Co., and the Trust Co. of
Georgia, of Atlanta, of 100.169 for
River
NEW YORK
Bond
Sale
The
—
.
be made to
the purchaser on or
before Sept.
i, 1946, in the - City,
61-i—were awarded to Geo. B.
p.
.Bond Redemption
—
Joseph K.
Costello, Secretary of the Com¬
as
issue known
the Delaware River Joint Com¬
mission
refunding bridge bonds,
Aug. 1,1943, maturing Aug.
1, 1973, bearing 2.70% interest,
now outstanding in the principal
amount of $37,000,000. Payment of
dated
said
bonds
will
be-
made
upon
on
Gibbons
presentation
July 1, at the Land Title Bank &
Trust Co., Philadelphia, the Fiscal
Agent of the Commission, at the
redemption price of 105% of the
City will
the purchaser. The
approving
Trauernicht,
furnish the
opinion of Charles &
of St. Louis,
and will pay for the
printing of the bonds and the cost
of the validation
tified'check for
to the
thereof.
A cer¬
$70,000, payable
City, must accompany bid.
awarded to
Bank
&
iho
Trust
of Syracuse, at a rate of
0*55 %. Dated July 1, 1946. These
notes are due on Jan. 1, 1947* The
next highest bidder was the First
T«ust-<& Deposit Co., Syracuse^at
—
offered
The $28,000 school
for sale on June
26—v. 163, p. 3466—were awarded
to the Marine Trust Co., of Buf¬
as
basis
a
1.10s, at a price of 100.17,
of
was
about
1.048%.
Dated
face
value
thereof
thereof
and
or
accrued
interest to Aug. 1,1946. Registered
bonds shall be presented by the
registered
companied
transfer
trar.
owner,
by
shall be
instruments
or
ac¬
of
satisfactory to the Regis¬
highest bidder
Geo, B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
for l.lOsy at a price of 100.12.
on
Village
Treasurer,
000.
$500 from Oct. 1,1946 to 1963.
256,500 park and parking area
improvement bonds. Due Oct.
•
1, from 1947 to 1965.
.
Gated May 1, 1946. Denomina¬
tion $500. The next
highest bidder
was
Charles E. Weigold & Co., for
a price of 100.23.
1.10s, at
payable at the National
Schuylerville, in Schuy-
Bank of
lerville.
Cambridge,
Easton, Central
O.
Cambridge), N. Y.
Bond Sale ^ The $26,600 school
bus bonds offered for sale on June
28—v.
164, p. 61—were awarded
to the
Merchants National Bank,
Nov.
are due $2,000
1, 1947 to 1956.; The
highest bidders were as follows for V/\% bonds:
(
*
Bidder
for
sale
on
June
28—v.
163,
p.
3466—were awarded to the South
Shore
Trust
Co., of Rockville
Centre, as 1.10s, at a price of 100.028, a basis of about 1.095%.
$40,000 water system extension
j.*10
oonas.
'Due
:44/%y;&40:. >£y July 1, 1947 to
$2,000
1966.
of
on
Price Bid
J. A. White & Co.—
100.765
Seasongood & Mayer—™ 100.384
*■'
Euclid,: Ohio
:
.,
■■
.
'
'(Bond Sale—The $60,000 street
improvement
sale
bonds offered for
July 1—v. 163, p. 3467—
on
Were awarded to
Stranahan, Har-i
ris & Co., Inc., of Toledo, as lYz$,
at a price of 100.33, a basis of
about 1.39%. Dated June 1, 1946.
Denom.
$1,000.
These bonds are
$12,000 from Dee. 1, 1947 to
1951, inclusive.; The next high¬
due
bidder
est
Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland
at a price of
was
for
iy2s,
-j-v
Franklin
^
School
Exempted Village
District; Ohio
Bdnd Offering
—
R; G;
Clerk of the Board of
receive
will
sealed
Ayres,
Education,
bids
until
July 23 for the purchase
building coupon
July
15,
1946.
Denom. $1,000.
These bonds are
noon
on
of
$350,000 3%
bonds.
Dated
due $7,000 Jan. and $8,000 Jan.
and July 1, 1966 and 1970.
Bid¬
ders may bid for a different rate
of interest in a multiple of Yi of
1%.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at
the
Franklin National
These bonds
Bank.
were
author¬
ized at the
primary election held
on May 7;
No bids for less than;
par and accrued interest will be
considered.
The approving opin¬
ion of Peck, Shaffer &
Williams,
of Cincinnati, will be furnished,,"
Enclose a certified check for 1%
-
of.the; bonds bid for payable to>
Dated
the Board of Education..
Whitehall, at a price of 100.09.
June 15, 1946. Denomina¬
tion $5,320. These bonds are due
$5,320 on June 15, in 1947 to 1951.
The next highest bidder was Cam¬
bridge
Valley National
Bank,
Cambridge, at a price of 100.004.
OHIO
following bonds
amounting to $214,000 and offered
tax
June 28
of
Hempstead, N.Y.
Bond Sale—The
on
These bonds
will
Principal and in¬
Sch. Dist. No. 10 (P,
park
unlimited
next
100.14.
interest. Dated July 1, 1946. De¬
nomination $1,000. Due $2,000 July
and
The $20,000
—
playground
from
July 8 for the purchase of $50,-
White Creek, Jackson,
Sale
A.
000 water works coupon or regis¬
tered bonds, not exceeding 5%
Salem
the
to
•*
163, p. 3337—were awarded
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of
Toledo, as l%s, at a price of
100.795, Si basis of about
Dated July 16, 1946. Denom. $1,-
&
Victory, N. Y.
Offering — Lillian
Bond
payable
to
;
Orangetbwh Dnioh Free Schi Dist,
No* 4 (P.O. Nyack), N. Y.
falo,
on
—v.
rate of 0.72%.
&
after
without cost to the purchaser. De¬
livery elsewhere will be made at
the expense of
bond
Co.,
terest
following
$9,000 land acquisition bonds. Due
payable at the Deposit Guar¬
anty Bank & Trust Co., of Jacksoil
Delivery of the bonds will
were
National
Bond Sale
for,
bonds offered for sale
$75,000 Ley
of 1%, and must be the same for
of the bonds of the
est
June 26
The
and
Y.
extension
all of the bonds.
bonds amounting to $265,500, of¬
fered for sale on July 2—v.
163,
bid
Bond
be in multiples of Yk or one-tenth
Bronxville, N. Y.
Joint Commission
bonds
Board of Education.
O.
1, 1947 to 1971. Rate of interest to
Is.
demption5-on-or after July 1* all
Feb.
—
sewer
Lincoln
a
day of delivery of bonds. Enclose
a certified check for 1%
of the
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Mercantile - Commerce
Trust Co. of St Louis,
1, from
1947 to 1961,; Principal and inter¬
on
(P.
Hughes,
the
est for the first three years.
(P. O. Camden), N, J.
cinanti. Condition of sale—cash
the
by
Interest payable J-J. All of
said bonds will bear V-k % inter¬
JERSEY
different rate of interest in
a
Columbus, Ohio
Onondaga
1948 to
mission, has announced that the
Commission has called for re¬
due
upon
with
July 1,1946, Due on July 1
1958, incl. Runner-up
in the bidding was a joint Offer
in
purchase of $3,500,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
I, 1946. - Denom. $1,000.
These
are
taxes
re¬
multiple of Ya ot 1%. Principal
and interest payable at the Irving
Trust Co., New York City.
No
bids to be for less than par and
accrued interest. Approving opin¬
ion of the City Solicitor of the
City of Cincinnati, will be fur¬
nished without charge.
Delivery
is planned on Sept. 2,1946, at Cin-
of the Town.
next
and
for
in
The successful bid¬
furnished
Education, will
are due
$125,000 from Sept.
1, 1947 to 1970. Bidders may bid
option of Reed, Hoyt & Washburn,
of New York City that the bonds
are valid and binding
obligations
Co., Inc., and E. H.
Rollins & Sons, both of New York,
jointly, as 1.10s, at a price of 100.237, a basis of about 1.06%:
bonds
valorem
property.
bonds
ity.
Delaware
the
ad
real
Dated
NEW
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids untiT 10 a.m. on July 9, for
be
of
Clerk-Treasurer
bonds
payable at the Port Washing¬
National Bank & Trust Co.,
Manhassat. The bonds are general
obligations
payable: from
un¬
a
\
ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m. on
ton
on
1
July 22, for the purchase of $3,000.000 2% building bonds. Dated
Sept; 1, 1946. Denom. $1,000. These
est
i rate.
will
100.48,
Winona, Winona Separate
Sch. Dist., Miss.
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
the
at
Principal and interest payable at
a
bank! designated by the pur¬
chaser, subject to approval of the
bonds,;
Jackson, Miss.
to
July 9, for for sale on June 28—v. 163, p. 3336
July
15,
1946.
Denomination
the purchase
of $30,000 street —were awarded to a syndicate
$1,000. These bonds are due on
bonds. Dated July 1, 1946.
Due composed of Drexel & Co., Glore,
July 15, as follows: $5,000 in 1947
July 1, as follows: $6,000 in 1947 Forgan & Co., both of New York, to
1951, $2,000 in 1952, and $1,000
to 1952, and $3,000 in 1953 to 1960. Weeden &
Co., of San Francisco, in» 1953. The
$6,000 in 1947 to 1949, and
$7,000 in 1950. Enclose a certified
check for; $100, payable to the
Qity Treasurer.
-
interest
anticipation notes offered for sale
L. Murphy,
the City.
Yucatan Township
of
Creek
Springfield Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Springfield), Mo.
$25,000 certificates of indebted¬
ness, to bear not exceeding 2y2%
interest. Dated July 1, 1946.
De¬
nomination; $1,000* Due July 1, as
follows:
Rate
Jr.,
the Board of
on
bear
Miss;
Bond Offering—H.
a.m.
however, that each interest rate
so
designated shall be an even
multiple of Ya of 1%, and that all
bonds of the same maturity shall
interest
koetter,
of the. bonds. Principal and inter¬
more
than
two
different
of Amory, as not
2%s. Dated June 1, 1946. Denom. rates,
likewise
to
be
desig¬
their
$500. These bonds are due $500 nated in
bids;
provided
certified check
Dist., (P. O.
4 Cincinnati), Ohio Bond Offering — Win. Mieten?
Hempstead; Albertson
multiples of Y\ or one-tenth of
1%, and must be the same for all
bids until 7.30 p,m. on
Willmar, Minn.
"Certificate
re¬
a
Cincinnati Sch.
ceive sealed bids until 11
1954.
Enclose
$10,000, payable to the Boar4
of Education.
July 9 for the purchase of $18,000
water supply system coupon or
registered bonds, not exceeding
5% interest. Dated March 1, 1946.
Denomination $1,000. These bonds
are, due $1,000 Ma^cfr 1, 1947 to
the Bank of Amory,
the District Treas-' City Clerk, will receive seided
4?0, payable to
lirer.
are
quested to designate in their bids
the price they will pay for bonds
bearing interest at a rate, or
163, p* 60—were awarded to
—v.
certified check for $1,-
a
Bidders
District.
for
Manhasset), N. Y.
—
Bond Offering-rW. G.
Bond
1966.
to
Dempsey, of Cleveland, will be
furnished at the expense of the
Bond Offering —■ Hartford N.
Gunn, Town Supervisor, will re¬
equipment bonds. Dated July 15,
1946; Denomination $1,000. Due
Feb. 15, as folows: $60,000 in 1947,
$11,000 in 1948 and 1949, $14,000
in 1950, $9,000 in 1951 and 1952,
$10,000 in 1953, $11,000 in 1954 and
1955, $16,000 in 1956, $18,000 in
1957, $19,000 in 1958 to 1960, $20,000 in 1961 to 1963, and $21,000 in
1964
3466—
Co., of
price of
Water District (P. O.
Jennings School District, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo.
Principal and in?
itory of the City. The approving
opinion of Squire, Sanders &
July 1—v. 163, p.
awarded to Tilney &
North
;
amount.
or
terest payable at the legal depos¬
for
York, as 1.20s, at a
100.086, a basis of about 1.18%.
Dated July 1, 1946. Denomination
$1,000. These bonds are due on
July 1, from 1947 to 1956.
;*r
The $10,000 school
bonds offered for sale on July 1
Bond Sale
offered
New
The
—
bonds
on
were
Bond Offering —' R. C. Luecke,
following Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
bonds amounting to $45,000 of¬ tion will receive sealed bids unr
fered for. sale on July 1—v. 163, til 8 p.m. on July 10, for the pur¬
p. 336-r-werel awarded to the First chase of $360,000 construction and
Bond
building
sale
Supervisors.
County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Tupelo), Miss.
rate
—
lage
Interest pay¬
Trauernicht, of
St. TaUmadge, of Denver;
;
Louis, will be furnished. Enclose
a certified check for $450, payable
MISSOURI
Pope County Independent Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 8 (P. O.
44Glenwood), Minn. ^
2s.
as
ber election in 1945, and are pay¬
from taxes unlimited as to
able
30, $14,000 in 1953 to 1956, $16,000
in 1957 to 1961, and $15,000 in
1966
These are the
bonds authorized at the Novem¬
Liverpool, Ni Y.
Bond Sale
The $19,000 vil¬
$12,000 June 30, 1948 to 1952 as
l3As, and $211,000 maturing June
to
'mul¬
a
tiple of % of 1%.
tion $1,000. Interest payable J-J.
re¬
cently to John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, and Boettcher & Co., of
Denver, jointly, at a price of par,
as follows:
for $60,000 maturing
1962
ferent rate of interest in
Dated July 1, 1946. Denomina¬
^
,
con¬
awarded
were
&
terest payable J-D.
sonv
Bonds Sold
struction bonds
the; County; Depository;
able J-D. Dated June 30, 1946.
approving o p i n ion of Legality approved by Myles P.
Charles
174,000 pavement of 1946 bonds.
Due July 1, from 1947 to 1956;
>
(Pi O. Artesia), N. Me*.
— The $271,000
Fred Taylor,
—
Clark of the Board of Supervisors,
wul receive sealed bids until 2
—
the ^ Farmers
Elkton,
Pascagoula), Miss.
Bond Offering
MEXICO
Eddy County Sch. Dist. No, 16
.
4
The $15,000 school
bonds offered for sale on June 26
Bond Sale
NEW
Orange Lake Con-
| solidated Sch. Dist. (P. O,
Faribault County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Monday, July 8, 1945)
•:
—
E. W. Arnold,
Bond
sale
on
1.21%.
20 for the purchase of $1,2% building bonds. Dated
1946. Denom. $5,000. Due
June and Dec. 1, 1947 to
1956. Bidders may bid for a dif-
semi¬
June 29—V. 163, p. 3467—
&
Co., of Cincinnati, as 1 %s, at, a
price of 100.19, a basis of about
bonds
July
000,000
June 1,
$50,000
$1Q,000
awarded to J. A. White
will receive sealed bids until
on
Sale—The
Ohio
annual school bonds offered for
Clerk of the Board of Education,
noon
r
Jeromesville Sch.' Dist.,
were
Barberton City Sch. Dist,; Ohio
Bond Offering
;
Dated June 1, 1946. These
are
due $1,000
on
June
from 1947 to 1956. The next
est bidder
on a
was
1,
high¬
Fox, Reusch & Co.,5
tender for iy2S, at a price of
V;i00.72.
'
v#; .Vi'-V
*•
(Volumifc 164
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL' CHRONICLE
Number 4505 ?
>
Liberty Township Fire District
<t>
interest cost
of about 2.27%—v;
163, p. 3052-^-were sold as follows:
$32,000 maturing June 1, $1;000 ill"
1947 to 1949, $1,500 to 1950
t<r
1953; $2,000 in 1954 to 1956, $2,500'
in 1957 to
1960, $7,000 in 1961,
2y2s, and $143,000 maturing June1'
1, $7,000 in 1962 and 1963, yv,vvw
$8,0€G«
Jv»
C\OA
in 1964 and 1965, $9,000 in 1960
and 1967, $9,500 in 1968 andf1
sstlgf^? sSEfpSsa lilifii wmmm
accompany bid.
<'must
SOUTH DAKOTA
:
will
The bonds
Due
$800.
Denomination
1946.
be awarded to the
/nrfepen^n" T?w?,'\'p Sch-
hiridpr offprint* the lowest. rate nf
e
Avella), Pa.
__
-
.
-vwwj
1
j
held
recently, to submit to the voters
tinners
a aii-
Din tor
mav
These "are
interest.
accrued
and
itnL w™?rrvS«?™
0?+S'
i
ferent rate ofinterest ina
the bonds authorized
First National Bank of McDonald,
ftiple otM of 1%. Encloses
tion held on June U. Enclose a
building bonds 0f 1938, Nos. 26 to
fled check for $800, payable to the certified check for 2%
of the 55_
^}"
Township Treasurer.
;
(P. O.
1
>
.
Union Graded
Seminole County
sch.DutNo.
%s, at
as
a
sjr. o.
about
»000 ^refunding bonds to/.beai*
Bank, of Pittsburgh,
price of 100.492, a basis
Dated July 1,
uiuuei:
-9. hudding^bonds. Due
..
iqaq
djR nnn
hnr.de
VnndY
1947 to 1968, inclusive.
The next best bid was an
TDhoi'ric
'"J
?iL'
+«
xoao'
.
irusi
union
-
r
.
"
s
extensions
Bond Sale—The
r
—
—"""
.
Healthy, Passed-The These bonds are due on
Ohio
foUows.
$5000 •„ 1948
ordi-
$5,491.80'in
and
150,000 motorized equipment of
1946, series A bonds.
Due
Aug. 1, as follows: $19,000 in
1947 to 1953, and $17,000 in
of
Netsonville City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Resolution Passed — The
Bond
Board of Education passed a reso-
—
joi
f
wSc JfnnnfW
a
ho
578 000 wiB
in
ey^temXnds/
.
,
^
Eleanor Dun-
Resolution Passed — The
Bond
City Council has passed a resolution calling for the issuance of
$20,000 fire equipment bonds.
Reading, Ohio
Bonds Authorized— The City
'
These bonds were
an
approved at
$32,000 sideWalk improvement bonds offered
for sale on June 25—v^ 163, p. 3467
—were
awarded
to
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc.; of Toledo, as Is.
-
—
-
-
.
.
-
-
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., for
l'As, at a price of 100.38.
_
_
..
.
119,
basis
a
of
-
about
1.895%.
Dated June 1,1946; Denomination
X
T- • _1
-1
X
...
...
OKLAHOMA
Chandler Sch. Dist., Okla.
—
The
$2,700 trans¬
First' National Bank,
Chandler, jointly,
as
1946.:
--m
=
•
x-
~
Denomination
ay
by
ot bt. Louis.
.
\
Hawkins Indep, Sch. Dis^ Tex**
,
,
a.,771
.
3468—were awarded to1 a syn- jbonds are due $10,000
<%]
...1~
*v. fe' ?!'' ^erwas Pondronf & CO.
to any call date subsequent to P;
Aug. 1,1947.
r
;
m/ic
Dated Aug. 1, 1946.
fi
oi
nnn
8nnH<!
Denomina-
nf.
surrendered
in
Bank & Trust Co., of St.
merce
all
$200,00 series F, street and highway 1929 bonds.
Due from
Aug. r, 1947 to 1986.
250,000 series D, sewerage of 1929
$16,000 2 Jo and 2/4% refunding
bonds was approved on June 15 by
Attorney-General.
rv
bor?d?-_Due from Aug- !» 1947 Hidalgo County Water Control and?
to 1986.
75,000
Wheatland, Pa.
Improvement District No. 2
series
C, fire
station
1929 bonds. Due from Aug.
rel
r
Loilis> A. W. Snyder & Co., of Henderson and Anderson Countie*
Houston, and McDougal & ConLa Poynor Community Rural don> of Chicago, as 2y4s, at a price
High School District No. S3
,,
of 100.41, a basis of about 2.22%:
(P. O. Athens), Texas
exchange
wa®dsdSBoroureh "s^retlrt'
Oct. 1, 194ft
iley & Go.. Inc.. Mcrpantil^rmn-
of
1,
1947 to 1986.
A
(P. O. Edinburg), Texas
Sold—An issue of $223;and 3V4% series of 194Cv
Bonds
000
3%
j
J'7,1 r®
"
'
- ~
»na of.7. series ot u*s..
Dated Aug. 1, 1946. Denom. $1,- bonds was purchased recently b*
,
b
COUDOn
York, Pa.
J °
$50 00
Y
-
*1
all
of
the
Call»
Parkhurst
bonds.
Sumter,' S. C.
Bond Sale
for sale
—were
—
& Co., of Dallas—v.
Clarksville
...
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Texas
•
J. XXV.
—v.
June 29—v. xuo, p. 3468
163,
uiuo
awarded to E. H. Pringle
Bond
Sale
000 school
uuu'scnooi
f0r sale
on
& Co., of Charleston. Dated July
to
l,
Dallas, at
Denom.
$1,000.
163, p. 3196—.
These
R.
A.
Election—An
Bond
40,000 street improvement bonds,
on
1946.
on
a
Houston, Texas
The $340,000 genvpo-IUjUUU ^cxieral improvement bonds offered
—
Crowe,
&
road bonds
; Bonds Purchased — The follow*ng 'bonds amounting to $100,000
and authorized at the election
bonds.
SOUTH CAROLINA
tiple of V\ of 1%, which must be
for
was
'Purchased.recently by F. G. Mc^ |[Hockley (P. O. Levelland), Texas*
.'Dallas.
& Co., of Houston.
1I Bond. Sale Details—The $750,OOO4
' '
_
»
.
awarded
May 21 to*
:
Canyon, Texas syndicate headed by Crumrner*
IASj at a pnce 01 iU1*in'
Aug, 1, 1947 to 1960. Bidders to
the rate of interest in a mul¬
same
bonds
nnK locnmiai, rooie & uo., ]
at a nrice of 101771
name
the
construction
'
$1,000.
both of receive without charge the opinion
of Burgwin & Churchill, oi Pitts1V4S. \t/
on
inter-
' ^
portation equipment bonds offered Registerable as to principal only,
for sale on May 14, were awarded No bids for less than par and acto the Union National Bank, and nniiArl interest. The purchaser ""H
crued
will
the
-
,
-
price of 100.731.
\~*ao~
Sale
any
s2e on hme'skfllf ir? « ^mrb
irt .1' 5 ' Pw!l6t~
r!in!rtS , ?o to „ A-.. Webster
East Bethlehem Township Sch. Dist.
\ inS P ?'
(7\ O. Fredericktown), Pa.
w
r? . 2 Va, asls
Bond Offering-Chas S. Seaton,
D3t«d„J^y 1.
1,
Bond
at
or
,
$1,000. These bonds are due $25,-
These bonds are due $2,000 from
.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $75,000
J
!•
.
efi sf th Jr?JLzJL' f000. These bonds were authorized McRoberts, Graham & Co.; of Sa®
^ 'h
bonds
Dated at the election held on May 4, Antonio. Dated May 1, 1946. Isj^iv 1 J946 These bonds are due 19?9- Interest payable F-A.
sjued for the purpose of refunding
non Vm Tniv 1 in 1Q48 tr> 1Q52
Calallen ir*A»n S^h-Dist r<»<M
a ^dike-amount of outstanding^
$1>000 on July 1, in 1948 to 1952.
CcdaUen Me^Sc^^^^tae ;bonds> Legality approved
due $16,000 July 1,- 1948 and at a
1949/The next highest bidder was '
.
AAA
:000.construction .and equipmwit'.
bfwj? was favorably voted at th®-
163, p. 3468—.were awarded
to E. H. Rollins & Sons, of Pittsburgh, as iy2S,.at a price of 101.-
J.
are
_
to Floydada Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas*
Bonds Voted—An issue of $100,#T
interest-pay- f
TEXAS
I : Bond Sale—The $100,000 schoof
ing date; provided notice of,
*
;house bonds offered for sale omi
such redemption shall have
Beaumont, Texas
j June 25—v. 163, p. 3339 — wer^
been given by publication at
Bond Sale — _The following awarded to the Dallas Unioi*
least 60 days prior to Aug. 1, ;bonds amounting to $525,000, of- ,Trust Co., of Dallas, as l%s. Date®
1947, or at least 60 days prior fered for sale on July 2—v. 163, july lf m6 Denom. $1,000. These
100:178, a basis Of 000 on June 1, from -1
1948 '■ 1969.
to T-r
1.2
about 0.928%. Dated July 1,1946/ The next highest bidder
Denomination $1,000, These bonds t^aaan Bipley .& Co., Inc., for-l'^s,
price of
a
APriL1V I946- Eenom»:
V'900 and ^50°- Interest payable□»
the
S
—v.
Toledo* Ohio-
at
,
bonds offered for sale on June 28
Sale—The
Bond
to
the last previous
Baldwin Township
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $550,000 school
,: Due Aug. 1$ 1947 to 1952./ / 42,000 2%% water works an«f
sewer system revenue bondsL
Due Aug. 1,1952 to 1969.
auditorium
submitted
water works an®
system revenue bonds;
sewer
3% vrater works-bonds was pur- bsc ione.
therefore.
^
and
election held on May 7.
1947
accrued interest thereon from
bonds
PENNSYLVANIA
be
1
Treasurer's office of Washington
-n / '
'
bonds pxrhanffeCounty or at the fiscal agency of
nf+hp nffiop of tbp Citv Ton
the State in New York City. The
at
°t.ion of holder at anv
approving opinion of Teal, Win- timp*fnr rp«istPred bond or bonds
free, McCullock Shuler & Kelley, of same mfturity and deil0minaof Portland, w,
will be furnished. ^Ition or —ix:„i~ xi
A xi— — multiple thereof, not ex<•
^
SS
certified check for $1,000, must|ceedjng |be aggregate principal
amount of the coupon bond or
accompany the bid.
nance
$127,000: $100,000 incinerator,
$27,000 flood control bonds.
fl/lf*
,.
recently passed an ordicalling for the issuance of1
the following bonds amounting to
Council
—
-------xr—
G?KI1
est-oaving date thereafter
terest
Feb. 23,payable: Principal -and in1946. at the County
Ravenna, Ohio
municipal
will
.
2y2%
chased recently by the Cumber- Groveton 'Indep. Sch. Dist., Texaor
land Securities Corp. of Nashville. , Bonds Approved — An issue ©E
Slhe face anmunt of the ;Bated May l, 1946 Legality .ap- ,$24,000 refunding bonds was a*bonds then outstanding and proved by Charles & Trauermcht, proved recently.
Aug. 1
aBd are part of the $280,000 issue
authorized at the election held on
$650-
000,000
bonds
3%
1971.
i
_
1
,
Bond Election—An issue of $4,-
ic.
,h^tfVh J in 1948 t0 1950' and $5,000 in 1951,
=
Tenn
"
April 1, 1947 tt*
street improvement
bonds/ Due April 1, -1954; tON
WWUVJ
Superintendent of Schools because
the act excluded voters in the
City of Knoxville from voting in
the election.
demptionandpre-payment on
school bonds, to bear not exceedinS 3% interest. These bonds are
dUe 011 Aug* 1 8S foll(>WS: $15,000
fniwin**
Thn
^
—-o
Waynesboro, Tenn.
for the can,
nw
j.
— — "
-
Due
1953.
85,000
.
Nashville
hAV»W«
District Clerk, will receive
issuance of $197,500 building, site sealed bids until 8 p.m. on July
and equipment bonds.;
18,v, for the purchase of $50,000
Vhroiinn
act.authorizing'
aild $22»000 in 1957 to 1966.
voters at the primary election
250,000^ sewage disposal of 1946 be held on Aug. 1.
and
Offering
„
,
.
_
1954.
Multnomah
Counties Union High Sch. Dist.
No. 10, Joint (P. O.
Beaverton), Ore.
Washington
$1,000.
These bonds are
due $5,000 Get. 15, 1947 to 1970.
Denom.
». ^vate
County Court to issue school
amounting to $1,000,000.
a Private act creating a County
Board of Education and a County . 8,000
Rnorrl rcf
3 _ «
j
450,000 funding of 1946, series A
bonds.
Due Aug. 1, as follows: $23,000 in 1947 to 1956,
1946.
July 2,
t /957
The next
1958.
7
2900
2,
July
Dated
°f
bonds.
The Court also declared invalid
JLJ.AVM4.XV4.
1946, series A bonds.
$55,000 Aug. 1, 1947 to
oc
Rnnxi
ing bonds amounting to $150,000,
awarded recently to a syndicate"
headed by Rauscher, Pierce H"
Co., Of San Antonio—v. 163,
bonds
$55,491.80 sew¬
awarded to the Bank
1.067%.
June 10, calling
Bond Sale Details—The follow¬
3468—were sold at a price of pa*:
estate Supreme Court is re^.
State supreme
ve-1
j7v ^i.ai^nCe
ported to have declared unconsti- $15,000 2/2%,street improvement
the
KM™8* TriprVo^^and FoSrdyCceatSCo'
ass vssrtrsfva >A •« * - *»«s
on
Eldorado, Texas
same
iine
The
f»?0 bear not exceeding 4%
Due
were
Ordmance
lution
thl
~
Tenn.
I interest.
bonds offered for sale on June
—
.
an
At
:
sew
Bond Legislation Invalidated—
I $1,100,000 general public improve¬
26
n..
Village Council passed
fhat
hn
that he wnll i; roooitra
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (DST),
on July 16, xui the purchase of the
u«v
xv, for mc puiuwsc ui mc
Albany and the First National
Bank of Albany, jointly, as Is, at
a Price of 99.55, a basis of about
and equipment
bonds carried at the election held
»
$200 ftft
7ce®e ^0 P^k bonds failed
following bonds amounting to $1,-
-
er
construction
u,
and
' Bohds Defeated
^
r
.
ment of
juus
u
,
-
Was
uie
was
100.905
Albany, Ore.
Morgan Township Local Sch. Dist.
(Po O. Hamilton), Ohio
Bonds Voted—An issue v/x. $71,tviicu
xxn
JCOUC- of yix,
June 18.
.
OREGON
iy2s.
on
■.
"i
were
1040 nnimppd
1949 nounced
$2 500
rTtTj""EdtSflT ^
G. Becker & Co.,
Martin, Burns & Corbett, Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and H. V. Sattley & Co., jointly, of 100.4495 for
Donald & Co., A.
000
inclusive ' and
J? 5 mcAuslve' ana ^'ouu
Mc-
& Co
"Ppnn
<C9 000 from
S2 Oftn frn™
Hno
Due
1952
in
Co. of
Trust
Northern
the
by
offer
Approved—An
issue oS
$156,000 2V4% and 2%% refunding bonds was approved on May
28, by the Attorney-General.
7 :1955.
-7\vBond
Offering — Edward
R. 10 carry.
ioioo: transportation equipment Frey, City Controller, has an- Knox County. (P. O, Knoxville),
July 15, 1946.
1, from
and Dec.
June
1 As, ..Jntemt
n
Texas
Bonds
0.795%.
R
on
?
and m
jMl+PstWa-lMpMa* SaKfiDid
bear not
was ap¬
held on
flfin
Bond Sale —The $55,500 bonds
offered June 26, were awarded to
the Security State Bank*of Weof:
I woka. Award consisted of •
Chicago, and Hayden, Miller & Ldsnnn huiidina k
a
w
I^iusdui
Co., of Cleveland, as iy2s, paying'
as
a
1954Vinclusive) and $9,000 in
price of 101.1599, a basis of
^
n:.—i
.
to
^\'q29
Wagner School 0»<ricf, S. Do*.'
Bonds Voted—An issue of
$30,- Pa*aoie
-•
Bowlegs), Okla*
1946
Bond Sale- The $55,500 bonds
Toledo, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
nm -L:
n^.„«
Inc., the First of Michigan Corp.,
Due
,°nds*
^ A/11"
••
5 abo«a^ri^eaVui7i!l Rnnfl Voted —■— The following V/v; Eagle Lake, Texas
^
Dprinminatinn
Thoco
Bonds
Bonds Approved—An issue ot
000
u6aooo 3 APPr<>ved—An
Zds^C So''^from* Julv !?onds amounting to W' election!—x—v i%% and 1%% water
frL T»lv
bonds ^7e"due
000
$600~000~were
ap^948 to 1957 The nexthicheS £avorably voted at the election $601000
and
uo., held
bJdder wa the Union Trust Co main on June 28: $400,000 water proved purchase bonds the AfV
system on Jun
by
82KL2!8 12?
Pittsburgh, for Is, at }™?LCoJi main extensions, and *2ftn m sew. Proved on June 12 to
a price °M age line extensions bonds.'
'
| torney-General.
of
bf New York,'the Ohio Co. of CoH
lumbus.
lumbus, C. F. Childs & Co., of
about 1.38%. Dated
bonds*116 °f $125,00° hosPital",
.
Ion National
„
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McKeesport,Pa.
meeting
5aie—The $200,000 semi-(exceedw?# ®5°?ds to
J?M00 sewer_system and garbage a]?nual general obligation bonds Droved iff
in.ter®st»
dlsP°sal bonds on defeated
offered for awarded to the 164,
election
the election heldwas June 18. at P« 63—weresale on July 2—v.Mel- June 18 TENNESSEE
semi-annual building and improvement bonds offered for sale
ico
oom
on July 1—v. 163, p. 3337—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
t..i„
•
Enid, Okla.
«J?n?nS Defeated~An issue Of
$2,100,000 cou-
pon
—
...
Enid. Okla.
Cihit*
Marian )
Sale—The'
amount bid.
;
.
Marion City Sch. Dist.
Bond
at^ ele<c"
io at a
duij'
v.«u iw
ni^«+«re
Details—The $175,bonds offered
.
May 22 and awarded
issue
to: $55,225,000^
the voters atk
be held on July 27.
amounting
will be submitted to
the election to
i Humble
Independent Sch. Dist.,
1
house
Underwood
a
bonds
Bond
Bc„_
Sale
Texas
'.
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Details—The ;$200,-
& Co., of 000 construction bonds purchasec*
price of 100.01; a net decently by the R. J. Phillips in-
m
m
TTOT„
IIGI*Eft*S?*?,
t it," Avj^;
?;''-Vf»'4-".^i\ f&f*.
a, syndicate composed
Dallas, Rupe &. Son, of Dallas,
Columbian Securities Corp.,
of Texas, and Russ & Co., both of
San Antopio, at a price of 100.019,
a net interest cost of 1.68%: A
"
vestment Co.,' and J, Wylte Harris
&"■ Co., both of
awarded, ta
of
HoustoJn, jointly—
y.jr1
«h?^r.'^»^^J^J.QfidJ'U 1 JT~ 8j 1-946
'-U
'%'\&.:~ '•<+'<**'*
Wellington Indep. Sch* Dist., Texas gality approved- by McCall; ParkBonds Sold—An issue of $155,-v burst & Crowe, of, Dallas,
;S3||
St. Albans, Vt.
163, p. 2499—were sold as fol¬
000 2 % % series of 1946, refunding
Bond pfterte^~Guy Jjj
lows: $12,000 maturing $1,000 in
;
Wooivilli, Texan,
Bur^W,
bonds was p^ucha^d recently., by
Bonds S. o 1 d,— The following Mayor,- will receive' sealed bids :{[*$ "• f
1947, $2,000 in 1948, $3,000 in 1949
R. A. Underwood & Co., of Dallas. bonds amounting to / $80,000* are until.;H$t"p.m. on July 8;.for the-' •'
to 1951, as. 1 ¥2 s, $30,000 maturing
jl
$4,000 in 1952, $6,000 in 1953 and $1,750,000, Interregional Highway Dated/June, 1,1946. Issued for, the said to have been sold: $15,000 purchase of the. following bonds t "■ j
street improvement; $15,000 water amounting tp $25,000;
* bonds. For
1954, $7,000 in 1955 and 1956, as
$525,000 maturing purpose
of
refunding
a
like
system revenue, and $50,000 sewer. $16,000 .refunding bonds, to
2s, and $158,000 maturing $7,000
July 1, $87,000 in 1947, $88,bea^
§>
in 1957, $8,000 in 1958 to I960, $9,- ^,}i/ O00. in 1948,
nat
$87,000. in 1949,
exceeding .-3% interest;
:
f
000 in 1961 and 1962, $10,000 in
Dated Aug. 15,1946. Due Aug.
W $88,000 in 1950, $87,000 in
; 1
1963 to 1965, $11,000 in 1966 and
#j.yj *.
1951,, $88,000rin; 1952, as Is,
15r as follows:.$5,000 in>1966
1967, $12,000 in 1968 and 1969,
and $1,225,000 maturing July
and' 1967,: and $6,000, ih-dOOa.1 \
"•
$16,000 in 1970 and $17,000 in 1971*
1, $87,000 in 1953, $88,000 in
-•.Principal- and. interest' pay¬
as ~2%s.
Said bonds are callable
able at the'Peoples Trust Co.,
1954, $87,000 in 1955, $88,000
after 15 years..-V:-p//■•'"/
; in. 1956, $87,000 in
r
of St< Albans,.
1957, $88,1 •'
i, some on July 9, one on July
The Secretary of/the Board of
/<: 000 in 1958, $87,000 in 1959,
;9,000 refunding water bonds, tq
10* the remainder on July 30, for the purchase of - a "total of
$87,552,4 1>;/1 bear not
Education has advised that the
$88,000 in I960, ; $87,000 7 in
exceeding 4% interteMWW
above companies are under con¬
1961, $88,000 in 1962, $87,000
Herewith we give, a listing of-the various 1 est. Dated Aug. 1, 1946;" DUe
tract to purchase only $125,000 of
i.
Win 1963, $88,000 in 1964, $87,/Aug., 1, as follows: $5,0001 in
the above bonds, the. balance of
000 in 1965, and $88,000. in
'I/. 1958, ahd:$4,Op0 in, 1959/PrinList. No. 1 ' - *
$75,000 will be placed " on the
1966, as. f%s.
cipal and. interest' peyabl^ at
Bid Opening July 9, 1946
1,500,000 Airport Administration
the First National
the
v.
,
,
'
.
-
.
-
"
_
7
ioan;n^tes:.
-
.
\' Building, bonds. For $450,000
maturing; $75,000 July f, 1947
Jackson County Road District No. 2
(P. O. Edina), Texas
thorized
the
at
held
election
to
1966,
2,000,000
%
Street
and
Bridge
bonds. For $600,000 maturlrig
'M
4$1OO,O0O July: 1,1947/fd 1952,
on
and $1,400,000 maturing
May a..
$100,000 July X* 1953 to "1966,
Jefferson County
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas,
l%s.
as
county
Disposal bonds.
$90,000 maturing $15,000
July 1, 1947 to 1952, as Is and
$210,000 maturing $15,000
July 1, 1953 to 1966, as 1 %s,
For
road bonds
:
will be resubmitted to the voters
'
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at
an
election to be held on July
386,00Q
.
$1,000. / Bids to
be made separately for each issue.
Maturity. :
Aug. 5, 1947
,
Conway, etc.)
Asbury Park, N. J
Augusta, Ga.
213,000
328,000
326,000
13,183,000
9,210,000
1,685;000
1,585,000
Aug. 5, 1947
Aug. 5, 1947
Aug. 5, 1947
BflhteF^W. ———
—
Aug: 5, 1947
Boston, Mass
Aug. 5, 1947
Buffalo, N. Y
May
6, 1947
Decatur, 111.
Aug. 5, 19,47
Jersey Cjty, N. J.______
6,242,000
Aug. 5,' 1947
Los Angeles Co., Calif
Wii—
5,899,000 ' May 27? 1947
Lubbock, Texas
476,000,
Aug. 5, 1947
McKeesport, Pa
996,000
Aug. 5, 1947
Meridian, Miss.
341,000
Aug.
5, 1947
Middletown, Conn. _________930,000
Aug.
5, 1947
New. Orleans, La,
2,600,000"
Feb. 25, 1947
Orlando, .:Fia:;
364,000' •; Aug, 5,1947.
St. Clair Co., Ill
2,1-19,000
-Aug. 5, 1947
Upland, Calif.
345,000
May
6, 1947
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________
Johnson County (P. O. Cleburne),
Texas
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Election — The $300,000
hospital; bonds/will be
^submitted to J the voters at: the
election to be held on July, 9.
Bond
.
county
;;
,
•
La Vega
r
Indep. Sch. Dist.
'4
.
(P. O. Bellmead), Texas ' ^ \
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds offered for sale on June 27
v
.
;;
were
/
:
Co.", and the Columbian Securities
Corp., of Texas, both of San An-
$7,009 in 1966,
These bonds were
authorized at the election held on
The next highest bidder
June 15.
R, A. Underwood & Co., and
Robert A. Levy & Co., jointly.
'
wag
.
Marion County (P. O, Jefferson),
Bond Call—-Mrs. Ethel Arnett,
has announced that she will call
for payment on Aug. 1, on which
date interest ceases,~all outstand¬
ing 6% series of 1932, public debt
refunding / bonds,
of. an./ issue
amounting, to $109*180, dated Jan.
1, 1932, and maturing Jan. 1, as
follows; $2,180 in 1933, $3,000 in
1934 to 1938, $4,000 in 1939 to
1946, $5,000 in 1947 to 1952, and
$6,000 in 1953 to 1957.
r Said bonds shall be presented,to
the Manufacturers Trust Co., New
York City, where they will be re-;
deemed at par and accrued inter¬
est.
y
■" /:W:
/; For. convenience of holders ar¬
as
l3As.
was
Sachs
*
Chesterfield, County Manchester [
1
Goldman
San Benito Indep. Sch. Dist.,
■
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f-Texas
Bonds Approved—An issue of
$60,000 construction bonds
proved recently.
was ap¬
,
Bank
7Texas
;:V Bonds Purchased—An issue of
$50,000 road bonds authorized at
the election held on May 18, was
purchased recently by J. L. Wright
St Co., of San Antonio.
Mills
§
County Consolidated
Sch. out. No. 14 (P:O.
■;■/•/''/■ \"V Priddy), Texas WW,
5
/ Bonds
issue
Sold—An
of $35,-
Feb.
gen—J :.
era! improvement of 1946 bonds /
offered for sale oh July l~Pv/163v
p. 3340—were awarded to Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and B, J,
Van Ingen & Co., of New York,
4, 1947
J
(
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:
Texas ;
Bonds Sold—An issue of $275,000: building bonds has been pur¬
chased recently by William N. Ed¬
wards & Co., of Fort Worth. These
Pecos Indep. Sch. Dist.,
bonds
authorized at the elec¬
were
tion held
on
San
Bonds
These bonds
are
due on
/
!
July 1, in W:k^
1947 to 1971. Interest payable
Amount
J-J.,
!
Maturity
Fredericksburg, Va.
$
948,000
Aug. 26, 1947
Bond Sale—The following bon<?s
!
18,479,000
Feb. 25, 1947
>
1,219,000
Aug. 26; 1947 amounting to $750,000 andioffe^qd.
for sale on June 28—v. 163, p. v>
1,536,000
Aug. 26, 1947
•
593*000
Aug. 26, 1947 3468—were awarded to, Halspy, ',:/ ^
Stuart & Co.; 'Blair & Co.; Inc.^
1,003,000
Aug. 26, 1947
and the First of, Michigan; Corp.,/,,
l|
1,445,000
Aug. 26, 1947
521,000
Aug. 26, 1947 qi Now: York, jointly, as l^s^at a; Wj,i
|i
788,000
Aug; 26, 1947 price of 100.437, a basis of about
1,427,000
Aug. 26, 1947 1.213%:
; 263,000
Aug. 26, 1947 $400,000 Kennore Drainage bonds." y
i
^Due July, 15,1950 to 1969,
Aug. 26, 1947
177,00Q
/
Feb. 25, 1947 150,000 School Expansion" bonds.
105,000
|l
r/Due Juiyl5,195O tol900.;
.1692,000
Nov, / 4, 1947
'
1,783,000
Aug. 26, 1947
75,000 Water Improvement bonds.
%I "
Due July 15, 1950 to 1969. *•;./•
Jl,358,000
May 27, 1947
i 75,000 Gas Improvement bonds.: Due? July 15,1950 to 1069;
$32,337,000
50,000 Court House Improvement
:
obligations of local public housing r, bonds, Due' July 15, 1950' td
public bodies corporate and politic
.
Montgomery, Ala.
New Albany, Ind
Newport, R. I._
.
Paterson, N. J
>
_
South San
Francisco, Calif.
Tuckahoe, N. Y
__
_
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.
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Bonds Vote&r—An issue of $180,bonds carried at
:
Wilmington, Del.
Woonsocket, R. I
000 construction
election held
an
on
,
June 1.
The Issuers—The
Notes
are
or,
.
Clung
&
Knickerbocker,
Houston, according to report.
agencies (the issuers) which
are
Dated July 15, 1946.
Dendms.
$1,000 and $500. Interest payable
in
2,/iM.'*^'
J"Jand
of
Purpose
of Financing—The
Federal
Public Housing
WASHINGTON
with the issuers to assist theirTexarkana Sch.
Offering-l^L
ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m. on Lpan Contracts the; FPHA, has agreed;
July 16: for the, purchase of the delivery to it of definitive,
following series of 1946, school
tfiat prior td the issu^ce and
bpnd^/l^/v^^
house
Seattle LoCal
development^of .thh Pteie<!.ts by loans
Dists., Texas%
in amoimts equal to 90% (or, in the case, of
projects for persons en¬
W. Stilwell,
gaged in war activities, 100%) of the development cost§. - Under these
Superintendent of Schools, will re¬
Bond
,
,
Jmprpvejnent
Bond Call—H. L.
\
Collier, City
i
Treasurer, has announced that, the'
following bonds were, called for;;
payment,on June 5? on which,date;
interest ceased; \ * <
ii
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complying with the provisions of the Loan Contract. / The Temporary Vh&dsion:' Slreet- Disfcict- 3N;b.''$597^
bonds, Nos. 1 to
independent school dis-Wjayvplsttlct tto,'56Q£
"trict bonds,
/
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W capital in.the development of thq projegts/apd to reduqe; the, carrying
'•A 'V
•-»1
409,000 junior, college, district charges of thg issuer by.the safe of. short-term Notes bearing interest bond, No. l.
?
000:
$867,000;
—
Texas'
The following
bonds amounting to $5,700,000 and
offered
for
,
bonds?:
-
These
sale
recently,
at very much, lowe^ rates, than the FPHA is permitted to charge. The
bonds are all, dated July proceeds of these Notes are used to pay costs incurred in the develop¬
10, 1946.
r
were
*:
ment of the
project,
j Fayette County (P. O. Fayette*
to refund, renew, or extend outstanding notes. I'
'
'
:
ville),
plan is to borrow funds, from others than the FPHA in anticipar
f
uri«f
Bonds Sold—An issue of, $50,- tion of the
advances to be made by;it under the Loan Contract,
Thec derstand that Stranahan, Harris &'
000. paying bonds is: said to; have Notes are issued after
the FPHA has approved a requisition fof an Co.,
Inc., of Toledo, have been
%hree}Rivers, Texas
or
The
advance of funds to the issuer in
&
Co., of San Antonio.
,
Antonio,
I
I
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to
pay
and
Tulia, Texas
an
amount which will be sufficient
the principal of the Notes with interest thereon to maturity
after the FPHA
and the
issuer have entered
into
requisition
water -works
was
ratified at
cently.'1
an
revenue
bonds
election held
re¬
chase
a
the
20-day option to bur$1,000,000
1V2%
public
of such advance to the
the Notes
on or
paying agent designated by the purchaser of
before the maturity date of the Notes.
The Notes
are
payable out of the proceeds of the advance to be made by the FPHA.
school improvement
bonds, offered
for sale
a
Bonds Voted—An issue of $60,000
granted
Dated
July 1,
$500.
These
on
June 20.
1946.
Denomination
bonds
are
to 1979.
'
due in
-
July, from 1947
,
,
f
>'•
bond^ amounting to $1,207,-
May 11.
Sold
: ;
Date^ July.1;l£>46;pehom. $It000;
indicated)
as
"
Q00 3% series of 1946, school bonds
was purchased recently, by. Wil¬
liam Ni Edwards & Co., of- Fort
Worth. Dated May 1, 1946. Legal¬
ity approved by McCall, Parkhurst
& Crowe, of Dallas. ' * , *.7' 7 " i
<
,
-
in
Menard County (P. O, Menard)*
V
,
,
Bid Opening July 30, 1946
Chicago, 111.
/ i
-
jointly,' as' 1.20s,/ at ar price/ oW
100.1009, a, basis of about 1.19%.
(Notes dated Aug. 20* 1946 and maturing
Erie, Pa
1%
,
Bonds Sold—An issue of $100,Austin, 000 water- works bonds authorized
where they may be presented on at the election held ori -May 28
said date at the. holder's, option.
was, purchased re.cently, by; McNational
$100,000
Mason, '• of/ Lynchburgh../ Dated
K'tf*
July 1,1946. Denom. $1,000. These J I,bpnds are due from July 1, 4948'
/ I
to 1956.
Interest payable J-J.
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Tucson, Ariz. _»//
Silsbee Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
rangements have, also been made
to take up these bonds at the Cap¬
ital
The
bonds offered for
sale, on June 28—v. .163, p. 3468—i
were awarded'to Bcott, Horner
Maturity
$ 7*990,000
Local Authority
Bethlehem, Pa.
—
Bondv. Sale—The $250,000,
Amount
Pensacola, Fla/
Philadelphia, Pa.
Portland, Ore. f
Shreveport, La
l%s, af aprice, p| 1Q9J>7.
Bond) Sale
.
Danville, Va,
Authority
&
Securities
Corp., New York, Stone & Web¬
ster: Securities Corp., Blair & Co.,
Inc., Shields & Co., B, J/ Van Ingen & Co.y Equitable Securities
/Corp., Lee Higginson Corp., A. G.
Becker &
Co., Milwaukee Co.,
William Blair & Co., McDonald &
Co., N'ewhard, Cook & Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and New-:
man
Co;," jointly for $5,700,000
J:Mdgi9tepfo$apitafy< Qisirfci? \
i
;
(W: ChesierttydXVammmtf
water" system
(Notes dated Aug. 2, 1946 and maturing as indicated)
City, N. Y._—
:ih*
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List No. 2
New York
consiaerea^
VIRGINIA
Bid Opening July 10, 1946
Local
De
the
genuineness / by,^. and
"
their legality" will be approved by / /-,;1
CharlesD. Watson, of St."Albans,::
K'-J
Union
&/ Co.,
to
as
_________
Interest payable, J-J. The next
highest bidder,
interest w-ui
The bond® will' be, authenticated
_________
in 1958, $8,000 in 1959, $7,000
in 1960, $8,000 in 1961, $7,000
in 1962, $8,000 in 1963* $7,000
in 1964, $8,000 in 1965, and
awarded to J. L. Wright &
fonio, jointly.
$8,000 in 1951, $7,000 in 1952,
as Is,
and $105,000 maturing
July 1, $8,000 in 1953, $7,000
in 1954, $8,000 in 1955, $7,000
in 1956, $8,000 in 1957,'$7,000
,
.
_____________
150,000, Fire Station bonds. For
$45,000 ' maturing
July
1,
1/
$8,000 in 1947, $7,000 in 1948,
:
$8,000 in 1949, $7,000 in 1950,
Denomination
cruea
—
'
$6,600,000
$
—....
j
Boston.
indicated)
Eillf/Amount v.:
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Second Bond Election—An issue ; ; 300,000. Garbage
of
as
Arkansas Reg. (Co.'s Cleburne,
l%s.
as
maturing
\i
Local
A„,
The
$35,000
road bonds were 'purchased re¬
cently by Russ &, Co.," of San
Antonio.; These bonds were au¬
—
d
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