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JUN 29 1942
MONDAY
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library
Beg. U. 6. Pat. Office
Price 60 Cents a Copy
New York, N. Y., Monday, June 29, 1942
Number 4085
Volume 155
CITY DEPARTMENT
AND
STATE
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
sale of $29,H. G. Hanchett Bond & Investment Co., of
connection with the
bonds
169.18
In This Issue
to
the
Phoenix, as 103.56—v. 155, p. 2321
—the bonds were sold as 5s, and
Corporation News
State and
City News
mature
$22,931.88 street imp't assessment
bonds.
Dated April 20, 1942.
Denom.
QUOTATIONS
New
York Stock
New
York
Curb
Exchange
Florence, Ala.
1; 1937, and each maturing
on Aug. 1,1958.
Bonds numbered 235 to 254, both
May
Due Jan. 1, as fol¬
$637.30 in 1943, $600 in
to
1946, $800 in 1947,
$637.30.
lows:
1944
and
$600 in 1948 to 1952.
Interest
of
ries
Feb.
1942.
$500 and $300, one for
Bond
ALABAMA
2,
Dated
Denom.
Unlisted Securities
Below)
assessment
bonds.
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
(See Index
for
Due
6,237.30 street imp't
Exchange
.Miscellaneous
$500 and $300, one
Jan. 1, as fol¬
lows:
$2,231.88 in 1943, and
$2,300 in 1944 to 1952.
$231.88.
payable J-J.
Sale—The
1942
principal and interest required. Legal opinion of Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg of
Boston will be furnished the suc¬
cessful bidder. Payable as to both
payments upon the bonds shall be
levied upon the lands within the
district and upon no other prop¬
provided in Section 10 Vz principal and interest from ad
County Water Works Dis¬ valorem taxes which may be lev¬
A reasonable time, not ied without limit as to rate or
except
as
to
certain
exceeding 10 days, will be allowed amount
erty,
as
of the
follows:
as
vide for the
following
bonds
Se¬
trict Act.
classes of property, such as class¬
certified copy of ified timber lands, taxable at a
The purchaser will
the proceedings had in relation to limited rate.
furnished with a certificate
the issue and when same has been be
done and when the bonds have from the Tax Assessor certifying
been accepted, they must be taken that there are no such classes of
up and paid for within five days property within the city on the
the
expense,
after
notice
a
has
been
given that
they ape ready for delivery.
for
$500,
Grand List of 1941.
En¬
close
a
certified
check
payable to the Chairman, Board
of Supervisors.
County (P. O. Sacra¬
mento), Calif.
School Bond Sale—The $20,000
Sacramento
aggregating
$216,000, offered for sale on June
20—v. 155. p, 2225—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of the
purchaser to examine, at his
own
Sylvan School District semi-ann.
building bonds offered for sale on
22—V. 155, p. 2322—were
awarded to Hannaford & Talbot
Lee-Higginson Corp. of Chicago,
Boettcher & Co. of Denver, and
June
Blair, Bonner & Co. of Chicago, as
2V4s, paying a price of 100.07, a
basis of about 2.24%.
of San
Francisco, as 2V4S, paying
price of 100.007, a basis of about
2.249%. Dated June 15, 1942. Due
on June 15 in 1945 to 1962.
City Comp¬
sealed bids
time for the purchase
Note Offering—The
troller
will
at the same
of
consider
$575,000 not to exceed 1% in¬
short-term
notes.
Dated
terest
June
30,
Bidder to
1942.
name
June 30,
1943. Prin. and int. payable at the
denoms.
desired.
Due
City Treasurer's office.
exempt
debt
the
Notes are
statutory 5%
limitation and from present
Federal
of
from
income
Connecticut.
a
taxes
and
taxes
Delivery
on
or
July 9. A certified check
for 2% of the notes bid for, pay¬
about
sewer i refunding.
Due
able to order of the City Treas¬
City Clerk inclusive, each of said bonds bear¬ $54,000
$27,000 on July 2 in 1951 and
general ing date of Feb. 1, 1937, and each
Legal opinion
San Francisco (City and County), urer, is required.
1952.
'
of Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
>•
Calif.
refunding bonds, Series A, Nos. maturing on Aug. 1, 1957.
127.000 refunding water. Due on
Bonds numbered 216 to 234, both
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Rugg of Boston will be'furnished
37, 39, 57, 63, 68 and 106, with
:
;
July 2; $63,000 in 1951, and
be received until 3 p.m. (PWT), the successful bidder. Notes willcoupons due Aug. 1, 1942, and all inclusive, each of said bonds bear¬
$64,000 in 1952.
delivered free of charge in
ing date of February 1, 1937, and
on
June 29, by David A. Barry, be
subsequent coupons attached, have
20,000 refunding. Due $10,000 on
been drawn by lot and will be each maturing on Aug. 1, 1956.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, New York City to the successful
July 2 in 1951 and 1952. •
Bonds numbered 198 to 207, both
- */..
redeemed and retired on Aug. 1,
for the purchase of $500,000 fire bidder.
15,000 refunding. Due on July 1;
numbered
at
the
First National Bank of inclusive, and bonds
protection bonds, 1942/
Interest- New Haven
Housing Authority,
$7,000 in 1951, and $8,000 in
Florence. Dated Feb. 1, 1937. Due 213, 214 and 215, each of said
rate is not to exceed 6%, payable
; 1952.
/-••*' •
Conn.
\
bonds
bearing date of Feb. 1,
/
■ ; / ;
on Feb. 1, 1957.
J-D 10.
Denom. $1,000.
' •'
Dated
Bond Sale—A syndicate headed
Dated July 2, 1942. Interest pay¬ June
1937, and each maturing on Aug.
10, 1942.
Due on June 10,
by Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., and
Montgomery, Ala.
able J-J.;
1, 1955.
:
$300,000 in 1943 and $200,000 in Lehman
Bros., both of New York,
Bond Sale—City Auditor B. A.
Bonds numbered 181 to 197, both
1944.
Bonds will not be sold at
was awarded on
June 23 a "total
ARKANSAS
Kilgrow states that the following inclusive, each of said bonds bear¬
less than par and accrued interest
of $2,267,000 series A, first issue
semi-annual (J-J) street improve¬ ing date of Feb. 1, 1937, and each
to date of delivery. No alternative
Hot Springs, Ark.
housing bonds on a bid figuring a
ment bonds aggregating $177,000, maturing on Aug. 1, 1954.
;
f
bids will be considered. The low¬
Bond Sale—The $100,000 33/2%
net'
interest
cost
of
1,8298%.
were offered for sale on June 23
Such redemption shall be upon
est net interest cost to the city
semi-ann. airport bonds offered
Others in the account were F. S.
and were awarded jointly to Wat- terms of par and accrued interest
and
county will determine the
for sale on June 25—v. 155, p. 2225
Moseley & Co., R. W; Pressorich
kins, Morrow & Co., Marx & Co., plus a premium equal to 5% of the
award of the bonds, as between
—were awarded to Cherry, Villa&
Co., Union Securities Corp.,
both of Birmingham, and R. S. principal
of said bonds.
Said leal & Co. of Little Rock, at a two or more bidders/The success¬
Equitable Securities Corp., all of
Dickson & Co. of Charlotte, as bonds will cease to bear interest
ful bidder will be furnished the
price of 110.53, according to the
New York; Putnam & Co., Hart¬
2%s, paying a price of 100.26, a on the aforesaid redemption date
opinion
of
Orrick, ford; Harvey Fisk & Sons, Inc.,
City Clerk. Dated July 1, 1942. approving
basis of about 2.70%,
, .
and each of said bonds should be
Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington of
Due annually in 20 years.
Reynolds & Co., both of New
San Francisco.
A certified check
$40,000 series BE bonds. Due $4,- delivered for payment on or be¬
York; McDonald-Coolidge & Co..
000 from July 1, 1943 to 1952. fore the first day of August, 1942.
CALIFORNIA
' for $10,000, payable to the above of Cleveland, and Robert Haw-Issued to provide funds for
named
clerk, must
accompany kins & Co. of Boston. The bank*-*
Tarrant City, Ala.
Fresno Coiinty Water Works Dist.
the payment, in part, of im¬
each bid.
r
ers
Sealed Tenders Invited—It is
purchased the bonds, at par,
No. 3 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
provements and pavements
as
follows:
For $140,000 matur¬
stated
by 5^
D. McCuen, City
Bond Offering—It is stated by
heretofore
authorized
and
^ CONNECTICUT
Clerk, that the above city has E. Dusenberry, County Clerk, that
ing Jan. 1, $98,000 in 1943, $42,000
now under construction.
in 1944, as 3V2S, $44,000 matur¬
available for the purchase of pub¬ he will receive sealed bids until
;
Bridgeport, Conn.
96,000 series BF bonds. Due on
lic improvement refunding bonds
10 a.m. on July 3, for purchase of
Bonds /And
Note
Offering- ing Jan. 1, 1945, as 2%s, $45,000
July 1, as follows: $9,000 in
of the issue dated April 1, 1937,
maturing Jan. 1, 1946, as 2ViS,
$8,300 4% semi-ann. water works Perry, W. Rodman, Cityr Comp¬
1943 to 1946 and $10,000 in
and which mature April 1, 1967,
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1942.
De¬ troller, will receive sealed bids $46,000 maturing Jan. 1, 1947, as
1947 to 1952.
Issued to pro¬
the sum of
$19,848.92, and the nom..
2s, $94,000 maturing Jan. 1, $47,$100. Due Jufte 1, as follows: until noon (EWT) on June 30 for
vide funds to pay the balance
000 in
1948 and 1949, as. 1.90s,
city will receive from holders of
$500 in 1943 to 1958 and $300 in the purchase of $175,000 not to
of cost of improvements and
such bonds sealed tenders until
1959.
Prin. and int. payable at exceed 2% interest coupon sewage $642,000 maturing Jan. 1, $48,000
pavement heretofore author¬
in 1950, $49,000 in 1951, $50,000 in
July 21, at noon.
Such tenders the County Treasurer's office. Is¬ bonds.
Dated
June
30,
1942.
ized and now completed.
must specify the numbers of the
1952, $51,000 in 1053, $52,000 in-.
41,000 series BG bonds. Due on bonds so tendered or offered for sued in accordance with the pro¬ Denom. $1,000. Due June 30, as
1954, $53,000 in 1955, $54,000 in
visions
of
the
County
Water follows: $12,000 from 1943 to 1952
July 1, as follows: $4,000 in
sale to the city, and the price at
Works District Act, as approved inch, and $11,000 from
1953 to 1956, $55,000 in 1957, $56,000 in
1943 to
1951 and $5,000 in
which the same are tendered or
June
Bidder to name one 1958, $57,000 in 1959, $58,000 in
13, 1913, and the statutes <*1957 incl.
1952.
Issued to provide funds
offered.
Bidders or offerers of
Prin. and int. 1960, $59,000 in 1961, as 1.80s,
amendatory thereof, approved in rate of interest.
to pay the entire cost of im¬
such bonds may stipulate, if de¬
$246,000 maturing Jan. 1, $60,000
provements
and
pavement sired, that their tenders are for 1915, 1927, 1929, 1931, 1935, 1937 (J-D) payable at the City Treas¬ in 1962, $61,000 in 1963, $62,000'
and
1941, for the purpose of urer's office. Registerable as to
heretofore
authorized,
and
the purchase of all or none of the
acquiring money for the acquisi¬ principal only, at the option of
complete, for which no pre¬ bonds
tendered.
Bidders
shall
Bonds are exempt
tion/
construction,
installation the holder.
liminary or other bonds have
state
in their tenders that the
present
Federal
income
INDEX
completion, extension, repair and from
been previously authorized or
bonds tendered, if purchased by
maintenance
of
water
works taxes and from taxes of the State
issued.
Page
the city, will be delivered at the
Quotations:
: '
structures and appliances and the of Connecticut and are legal in¬
2421
New York Stock Exchange———
Sheffield, Ala.
City Bank
Farmers Trust Co.,
2437
New York Curb Exchange..———,
acquisition
by
purchase,
con¬ vestments for savings banks and
2443
Bond
Call —L.
H. Manning, New York, on Aug. 15. Enclose a demnation,
Other Stock Exchanges
contract,
lease
or trusts in the State. Delivery on
2448
certified check for 1% of the face
Unlisted
Securities
l—in¬
President of the Board of Com¬
otherwise of lands, rights of way, or about July 9 with accrued in¬
state and City Department:
/
missioners, states that the city is amount of the bonds tendered,
2409
water, water rights and water terest to date of delivery to be
Bond Proposals and Negotiations
2450
calling for payment on Aug. 1, payable to the city.
service
necessary
or
convenient paid for by the successful bidder. Gen, Corporation and Invest. News
Redemption Calls and Sinking
at the Central Hanover Bank &
for the supplying of inhabitants Bonds will be delivered free of
2414
Fund Notices
ARIZONA
Trust Co., New York, the follow¬
.2414
of the district with water for ir¬ charge in New York City to the Dividends
_
2420
ing electric distribution system
—_
rigation, domestic and fire pre¬ purchaser. A certified check for Auction Sales
Phoenix, Ariz.
2449
revenue bonds:
2% of the bonds bid for, payable The Coprse of Bank Clearings—1.
Bond Sale Details—It is stated vention purposes. The taxes to be
—c2420"
TiVivaforn WYrhanCfP T?,a hfcs
Bonds numbered 255 to 260. both
levied against the district to pro¬ to order of the City Treasurer, is
by John H. Udall,<City Clerk, in
inclusive, each bearing date of
Bond Redemption
S.
B. Howard
—
states that
■
.
.
v
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_
4
—
.
—
—
—
—
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2410
/
"
1960, $59,000 in 1961, as 1.80s,
$262,000 maturing Jan. 1, $64,000
.in 1966, $65,000 in 1967, $66,000 in
1968, $67,000 in 1969, as l%s, $283,000 maturing Jan. 1, $69,000 in
1970, $70,000 in 1971, $71,000 in
1972, $73,000 in 1973, as 1.85s, and
$465,000 maturing Jan. 1, $74,000
in 1974, $75,000 in 1975, $77,000 in
1976, $78,000 in 1977, $80,000 in
1978, and $81,000 in 1979, as 1.90s.
The balance of $2,920,000 bonds
■of the Authority, maturing Jan. 1,
1980 to 2000, will be taken by
the FPHA as series B, at 2%%.
Bids
Other
bids
Following
—
other
submitted at the offer-
were
ing: Shields & Co. and Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., both of New York,
headed a
group
which bid for
J
$2,220,000 bonds on a net interest
basis of 1.869%; Blyth & Co., First
,
*
yreceived July 25,
awarded
were
to Harriman Ripley & Co., New
York, at 0.55% discount.
Dated
June
26, 1942, and due March 12,
Other bids:
Leavitt & Co.,
York, 0.638; First Boston
Corp., 0.68%, plus $3 premium;
that
United
in
has
June
Florida, Fort
asking for the
confirmation of a plan of compo¬
sition under the provisions of the
Municipal
Bankruptcy
Act.
A
hearing on the petition will be
held at the Federal Building in
Miami, on Sept. 14, 1942, at 9 a.m.,
for considering and passing on the
plan, together with any answers
or
objections., filed by creditors.
Division,
Chase
National
of
Bank
Sworn
of
details
of
the
securities
held
Town
bids
the
8
p.m.
purchase
be
made
are
available
in
$25,000
Bond
coupon
authorized
was
by
Sale
is
the
Bradford
No.
Sch.
(P. O. Starke), Fla.
'[
County
3
Spec.
Bonds Approved
by
—
Tax
Peek,
Clement A.
Secretary
.
ried by a vote of 310
"against."
No
Due
in
"for" to 86
1944
.
.
Evans
Co.
all
of
and
and
York,
it
Exchange
on
The bid of par was based
interest cost to the au¬
net
a
>
Lawrence
Township School Towriship (P. O. Lawrence), Ind. V
Proposed Bond Issue—The Ad¬
sue
of
an
is¬
$10,000 construction bonds.
purchase
of
$5,000
which
to
runs
3.42%
a
1966
rate
and
000 in 1958, as 1.70s.
now
all the way
East
through.
\
Okeechobee County
(P. O.
Okeechobee), Fla.
Sealed Tenders Invited—Roy R.
;
Raulerson, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, states that
sealed
until
tenders
10
will
be
received
'
Approve
school bonds.
Dated June
Denom. $500.
Due $500 on Jan. 1
1953 incl. -Interest
from
1944
J-J.
to
Bonds
Exchange
at
on
to
sary
revenue
for
well
1. Designate the
description and
being
offered
for
sale
to
the
the
project, members of
the City Council recently adopted
an ordinance
authorizing the sale
of $125,000 worth of waterworks
Tenders submitted miist:
the serial numbers of such bonds
Bond
bonds
drilling
and
to
money
additional
an
the
provide
construction
million-gallon
storage
deep
of
tank
The bonds
Celwein,
•\
Iowa
X
Additional Information—In
; con¬
the
$26,000, airport
refunding bonds being handled by
the Emmet County State Bank of
155,
2322—the
p.
City Clerk states that the bonds
& Trust Co., all in Baton
Rouge, at the option of the holder.
on
Dec.
1; $5,500 in
that
and
date
*
,*
.
accrued
1941,
date.
interest
payable on
are
Dated
Denom. $1,000.
July
Interest
1,
ceases on
called.
•
,
1905.
r
"i
,
.
East Baton
Rouge Housing Author¬
ity (P. O. East Baton Rouge), La.
to
the
Be
accompanied by
a
certi-
2227
row,
at
est payable J-D.
a
were
—
Leary & Co. of Shreveport,
net interest cost of
is Stated.
.
awarded to Bar¬
"
2.18%, it
-
Fairfield, Iowa
Bond
Sale
Details
The
—
Charles
Authority
Housing
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
City
Sale—The
Bond
$60,000
housing
Series
bonds
A-
of
offered for sale
on
awarded
The
purchase of the
firms
the
or
an
will
War
Des
were
Moines—v.
as
follows:
bonds
by
and
depend
on
$800
in
1943,
terest payable M-N.
$1,000
in
1944
to
1954.
In¬
priority rat¬
getting the ma¬
Mayor
Ray
I,
(First
Issue),
to
the
June 23. were
National Bank of Lake
2s,. paying
1956
Charles,
as
100.13,
a
of
price
a
basis of about
1, 1942.
Production
Board will approve a
cashier's
check ing necessary to
incorporated bank, terials
needed,
payable to the Board of County Klingbiel said.
Commissioners,
in
an
amount been granted by
on
tional
4%
bonds
period of
of-2%.
In
public
for
im¬
addi¬
an
at the rate
years
denying
Judge Bond said:
the
petition
1.98%.
Dated July
Due on Jan. 1 in 1943 to
ed
litigants are interest¬
getting this matter settled
in
as
soon
Authorized
as
—
The
New
City
resolution au¬
thorizing the issuance of $9,171.55
A 2A rating has
the -priority au-1 street improvement bonds,-which
possible, I shall deny
taking the
advisement, in order
may get it before the
Court during its pres¬
the injunction without
under
case
that
you
Supreme
session."
ent
.
Z
.
MASSACHUSETTS
-
Fall River, Mass.
!.
Bond Sale—The
$380,000 coupon
relief
bonds
offered
municipal
June 25
awarded to the First
were
Boston
Corp., New York, as l^s,
at a price of 100.6399, a basis of
about 1.379%. Dated July 1, 1942.
Denom. $1,000. Registerable as to
principal only.
Due $38,000 on
July
from
1
Tin.
the
and
1943
int.
National
incl.
1952
to
(J-J)
payable
Shawmut
at
of
Bank
Ropes,
Maiden, Mass.
Offering — J.
Hughes,
ceive
.
Howard
City Treasurer, will
sealed
(EWT)
$40,000
on
bids
until
June 29
re¬
noon
for the
pur¬
Orleans, La.
Approval Sought
funding
"Times
Plan—The
on
Bond Re¬
Orleans
New
Picayune" of June 22
re¬
$75,000 coupon bonds,
as
Due
construction bonds.
$4,000 on July 1 from
1943
to
sewer
1952 incl.
•
35,000 water bonds.
Due $7,000
on
July 1 from 1943 to 1947
incl.
'All of
to"
der
<
•
the
bonds will be
dated
Denom. $1,000.
July 1, 1942.
name
rate
.
of
Bid¬
interest
in
multiples of 44 of -1%. Prin. and
(J-J) payable at the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston. Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thornint.
dike, Palmer & Dodge of Boston.
Note Sale—The issue of $250,000
notes offered June 24 was awarded
Second
the
to
at
Boston,
low
and
due
National
0.51%
basis.
on
Bank
June
24,
May 7, 1943.
Maiden,
of
interest-to-fol-
Dated
Middlesex
bids:
.-
1942
Other
County National
0.529%; National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, 0.54%;
First National Bank of
Maiden,
0.55%; Harriman Ripley &
Inc., 0.55%; Maiden Trust
0.57%.
Massachusetts
Co.,
Co.,
(State of)
Note Offering—William E. Hur¬
ley, State Treasurer, will receive
bids in
on
incl.
Ottumwa, Iowa
Bonds
Council adopted a
'
>
'.'Since the
'
Calcasieu-Marine
brokerage
$12,000,000
Bank,
Lake
ing bonds sold to Jackley & Co.
'
check
tend
provement
Bonds Sold—The
1943, $2,500 in 1944 to 1949, $3,000
whether
drawn
bonds
July/1,
in 1950 and $2,500 in 1951. -Inter¬
tenders.
fied
to'
p.
Due
1
offered
Denied—Judge
the above city and the Board of
Liquidation of the City Debt from
proceeding with the offer to ex¬
chase of
1, 1941:*
Nov.
3.
by
$54,000 Series
A (First Issue) housing bonds of¬
fered for sale on June 23—v. 155,
years.
are
annum.
W.
Bond
in
Civil District
Court recently denied an injunc¬
tion which would have prevented
Bond
Bat0n Rouge, La.
Call — It
is
stated
exchanged with the " said
bank as l^s, at
par, for a prior
issue of airport bonds, dated Dec.
were
May
bonds
per
follows:
Said
.Estherville, Iowa
cipal and interest will be paid off
in instalments over a
period of 15
Designate the price at which
county,
to 2%
Bank
1
which offering must be
firm for 10 days subsequent to the
elate
of
the
opening of
such
2.
r-.?;•
229, 243 and 252,
are called for pay¬
ment on July 1, at the City Treas¬
urer's office,-or at-the City Na¬
tional Bank, or at the Louisiana
National Bank, or at the Fidelity
^
improvement bonds.
with
bonds.
188, 219,
drawn by lot,
155, p. 2322—
purchased as 3s, are dated
5,
1942,
and
mature
on
such
4
175,
24, at 7:30 p.nt,
by H. J. Finders, City Clerk,' for
the
purchase of $60,000
water
nection
Series
and Will bear 3%
county.
a
Savings of $240,000 a year, is
scheduled for. the city
through re¬
duction of the interest rate from
gold bonds Nos. 47, 142, 164, 174,
ceived until July
or
to be sold at par
interest.* Prin¬
to
Supreme
Legality* approved
by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
;
'
Denom. $1,000.
Due on July Rugg of Boston.
Other bids, also for l%s, includ¬
■'■.11; $2,000 in 1943 and .1944,
ed the following:
Kidder, Pea$3,000, 1945 to 1954, and $4,:
body & Co. and Goldman, Sachs
000 in 1955 to 1958.
'
;
& Co., 100.536; Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
25,000
Fourth ; Series "bonds.
Robert Hawkins & Co.- and Tyler
Denom. $1,000.
Due on July
& Co., 100.399; Halsey, Stuart &
.1,'.$1,000 in 1943 to 1951, and
Co., Inc., and First of Michigan
$2,000 in 1952 to 1959.
Corp., 100.369.
/
Bond
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
works
/bonds.
Mayor Fred S. LeBlanc that the
4% semi-ann. public improvement
were
Clerk states that the $11,800 fund¬
are
subject
State
Boston.
000 in 1959.
50,000
Third
the
IOWA
a
reservoir.
the
be
Court which is expected to be had
LOUISIANA
Bank,
Roann.
unsuccessfully
June 12.)
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.
Series
Due on-July 1:
$500 in 1943 to 1958 and $1,-
~>
State
(These bonds
offered
1, 1942.
payable
are
Estherville—v.
Sale—Although
prospects
appear
anything but
bright for getting materials neces¬
(EST), on June 29,
for the purchase of county bonds.
a.m.
<
.
Moline, III.
is
course,
by
1 by payment
.-•••
coupon
.
carries
the
.
Paw Paw
■
Second
Denom. $500.
v
/■';
:
'
'
the
by
any
of
approved
bonds will
at this term of court.
Wickliffe),
•
*
•
of
banks
is
of July
as
decision
Harlan, the only bidders, ac¬
cording to the Clerk of the County
9,000
until 7:30 p.m. on June-15 for the
only bidder for the $185,000
A, first issue bonds offered
the
Nat
The
—
holders,
of
Trust
Weeks,
We understand that at the request
sue
Sale
of
the plan
called in
purchased by F. L. Dupree & Co.
Cor¬
Township School Towhship (P. O. Roann), Ind. v !
Bond Offering—Hugh E. Comer,
Trustee, will receive sealed bids
&
was
the
The Cn June 22—v. 155, p. 2226—were
1642.
-i
thority of 1.806%, and the bonds
of John Nuveen & Co., and Leedy, were sold to bear interest, as fol¬
lows: For $28,000 maturing Jan.
Wheeler
&
Co., b'ond
brokers
handling the refunding issue of 1, 1943, as 3y4s, $17,000, maturing
the above city, a resolution was Jan. 1, $8,000 in 1944, $9,000 in
adopted at a recent meeting of the 1945, as 2V2S, $10,000, maturing
city commission providing for an Jan. 1, 1946, as 2y4s, $9,000, ma¬
\ arrangement whereby holders of turing Jan. 1, 1947, as 2.10s, $20,bonds under the old issue may 000, maturing $10,000 Jan. 1,-1948
exchange them for those issued and 1949, as 2s, $10,000, maturing
under the new.
At the time the Jan. 1, 1950, as 1.90s, $32,000, ma¬
new issue of
$998,000 general re¬ turing Jan. 1, $10,000 in 1951, $llr
funding bonds was floated, the 000 in 1952 and 1953, as I3/4s, and
city stood to save from $130,000 to $59,000, maturing Jan. 1, $11,000
$140,000 in lowered interest rates in 1954, $12,000 in 1955, $11,000
during the latter years of the is- in 1956, $13,000 in 1957 and $12,■
Bond
(P. O.
Ky r
five
If
Bond Injunction
$25,000 4%
coupon semi-ann. road and bridge
refunding bonds offered for sale
Ion June 22—v. 155, p. 2226—were
on
successful
Hornblower
New
June 23.
Agreement—
•
an
announces
visory Board is considering
-■*'*,
•
city.
; /
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*
series
Bond
'
.
Department,
11
Broad
Street, New York City; ;Court:
• >;X• y;/v,r.\
temporary. • gas• utility .revenue
$49,000 First Series bonds. Denom,
bonds of the city for exchange fob
$1,000. Due on July 1; $4,000
definitive bonds.
Issue of $6,000,-.
in 1943 to 1946, $5,000 ih
19#
000
3l/ss
was
sold
April 23 to
and 1948, $6,000 in 1949
Smith, Barney & Co. of New
1950, $7,000 in 1951 and $<00l0
York, and Associates—v. 155, i p.
in 1952.
%
&
County
Housing Au¬
thority (P. O. Cairo), III.
Bond Sale—A group composed
of Shields & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
Hollywood, Fla.
•
—
is prepared to receive at its
now
Interest payable A-G.
as
yet.
.;t
of
one
KENTUCKY
Ballard County
Alexander
&
1966.
to
date of sale has been fixed
>
^
$4,000 street oiling bonds.
Chase National Bank
ILLINOIS
.
to
Public
of
Instruction, that at a recent eiedHion $35,000 3% school bonds car;
2.44%.
It is stated
Board
;
P
\
Definitive Bonds Ready
of
•
Frances
Superintendent,
bid.
•
by
holders of the bonds
owners or
by depositing the liens with
Prin. and int. payable
1%.
,
that the .$30,000 3V2%
airport bonds sold- at a price of
113.17, as noted here on May 4,
were
purchased
by
a
group
Co.
is
This,
of
_
reported
headed
ment
on
of par value and accrued interest.
under
election
p.m.
paying agent for $466,000 series A I,'-. Bond Said—The following 3V4%
Coupon semi-ann. school building
housing authority bonds.
;
% •:
refunding revenue bonds aggre¬
Indianapolis, Ind.
gating $133,000, offered for sale
April
FLORIDA
7:30
purchased by the Bankers Bond
Co. of Louisville, according to the
;County Clerk. No other bid was
V INDIANA
f % .received. Dated
April 1, 1941. Due
Gary Housing Authority, Ind. \ •on April*;. 1, 1951; optional on or
Paying Agent — The Manufac¬ after April
1, 1946.
%
r
turers Trust Co., New York
City,
Harlan County (P. O. Harlan), Ky.
has
been
appointed New York
Atlanta, and mature on
1; $8,000 in 1955, $7,000 in
1956, $5,000 in 1957, and $10,000 in
1958,
giving a basis of about
March 28.
an
until
'
porate
It
trustee
10 the voters authorized
issue of
-J'
—
as
received
by
mortgage deed of trust dated
June
$53,500, and
July 1, 1942. \
Details
Klein
Whitehall, III.
the Na¬
GEORGIA
brought
was
Bonds Voted—At
expected
at
B.
unpaid
re¬
Bainbridge, Ga.
15 years.
Prin. and int. (J-J)
payable at the Sussex Trust Co.,
on
the
rentals
the
May 15, 1928, made by the village
securing the $65,000 indebtedness.
July 1, 1921, due
July 1, 1951. The Board of County
;
in
the voters
Elmer
collect
to
of city debt from refinanc¬
ing $12,000,000 of public improve¬
the
J
is
concurred
suit
hydrant
the district dated
sealed
June 26 for
on
of
Issue
It
Betts,
funding bonds. Denom. $100. Due
Milton.
The
,
—
on
\'.
pal waterworks.
ported by J. Edwin Larson, State
Treasurer, that the Board of Trus¬
tees is calling for redemption as
of July 1, all outstanding bonds of
Clerk, will receive
until
Redemption
interest thereon to
Milton, Del. '
Offering — Clyde
Bond
Bond
interest
tion
Wichita, Kan.
Offering—Sealed bids will
of the city in
Topeka. Bonds are being offered,
subject to rejection by the State
School Fund.
Legality to be ap¬
proved by Bowersock, Fizzell &
Rhodes of Kansas City. A certi¬
fied check for 2% is required with
utility certificates issued
in the financing of the construc¬
tion and operation of the munici¬
are
Chipley), Fla.
of
a lienholder to restrain
the city and the board of'
liquida¬
at the fiscal agency
$65,000
be filed by the creditors on or
to
payment
follows:
Vs
—
the
as
denying of the injunction
the following bonds aggregat¬
ing $227,995.92: $153,335.92 paving
and
sewer,
and
$74,660
park
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1942.
Due
on July 1 in 1943 to 1952.
Interest
rate is not to exceed 5%, payable
J-J.' Rate to be in a multiple of
village for unpaid hydrant rentals
to the water revenue bonds'fund
for
With
of
an
Judgment of $5,000 was
given by Circuit Judge Darce F.
Rumsey on June 17 against the
issue in the amount of
DELAWARE
authorized
;
Bonds
City Bank, New York, the
designated paying bank, to re¬
deem all outstanding bonds of said
Boston, 0.738%.
voters
$35,000 road resurfacing
.
tional
York, 0.73%; First National Bank
the
ported in part
bonds of the city, the city
going ahead with plans to get
the necessary approval
by 90% of
be
Thebes, III.
% ,V
Must Meet Judgment On Water
proofs of claim giving the
to
New
of
bonds.
D.
June 29, by E. S. Worrell, Direc¬
tor of Finance, for the purchase
.
action and the funds
'
2
issue
Southern District of
Pierce
Carleton
KANSAS
,
election oh
an
the
to
brought by
.V'v;
Elvaston), III.
v,
Bonds Voted—At
the
sold
be
Bond
Montebello Township (P. O.
States
for
and
—
be¬
are
petition
a
the
in
Court,
Commissioners
1943.
New
y,
filed
city
Beh Co. of Des Moines.
but • this,
according to
Neihaus, City Clerk, will
be of little help unless Washing¬
ton officials can be prevailed upon
to grant a higher rating.
Corp., Smith, Barney & before the date
of the hearing
Co., and associates, bid for $2,- with
the
clerk
of
the
United
174,000 bonds at 1.914%; Gold- States
District
Court,
Federal
man, Sachs & Co., Graham, Par¬
Building, Miami, Fla.
sons & Co., Estabrook & Co., and
associates, bid for $2,146,000 bonds Washington Co. Spec. Rd. and
at 1.928%.
Bridge Diet. No. 1 (P: O.
(City of), Conn.
Note Sale—The $350,000 notes
issued in anticipation of taxes due
Sept. 1, 1942, bids on which were
;
advised
ing
been
District
Stamford
..
creditors of the
The
Boston
„•
Stuart, Fla.
Composition
Pending
will
Arnold
value of bonds tendered.
Debt
Monday, June 29, 1942
thorities
equal to not less than 25% of the
par
*
writing until
noon
(DST)
June 29 for the purchase of $2,-
500,000 notes, dated July 14, 1942,
due July 13, 1943, issued under
the provisions of Chapter 49 of the
Acts
of
newal
1933
as
of part of
amended,
in
re¬
$3,500,000 notes
Volume 155
Number 4085
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
'•
due July 14, 1942. > Notes are di¬
rect
obligations of the Common¬
wealth and interest will be pay¬
able at maturity.
figures interest
Commonwealth
exact number
days On a 360-day year basis.
Boston delivery. : Prin. and int.
payable in Boston or New York,
Ut option of the purchaser,
y
on
of
"
Medford, Mass,
Bond Sale-r-The issue of $30,000.
coupon sewer construction bonds
;
:
offered June 25
!
awarded
was
to.
Tyler & Co. of Boston, as' 1 %'s,
at a price of 100.699, a basis of
about 1.37 %. Dated, July; 1, 1942,
and due $3,000 oh July 1 from
3943 to 1952 ■iricl.v Prin. and int.
(J-J)
payable at the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston. Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge of Boston.
Other bids; (for lVzs) National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, 100.16;
Second National Bank of Boston,
100.145; Merchants National Bank
6i Boston, 100.10; (for l3/4s) Estabrook & Co., 100.66.
.
:
defraying the cost and expense of
purchase and development of a
Dec. 1, 1941. Due $25,000 annually municipal parking lot in the city.
Dec. 1 from 1943 to 1946 incl. Rate For the. payment of the $7,110 city
or rates of interest to be expressed, portion bonds, the city isr author¬
in multiples of»*4 of 1% and not ized .to -levy- upon
all taxable
to exceed 214%.Prin. and int. property herein such ad valorem
(J-D) payable at office of the taxes as may be necessary, with¬
Board of Education or, at the op¬ out limitation
as
to
rate
or
tion of the holder, at theXGrbsse 1 amount.
Special assessment rolls
Pointe Bank, Grosse Pointe. ,A have been spread and confirmed
certified
check
for
2%
of' the ! by the City' Commission to be col¬
bonds bid for, payable to order lected; for the payment of the
of the District Treasurer,- is re¬ $19,250 special assessment bonds.
quired:
The
school district is Special • assessment bonds are dU
authorized and required by law to rect obligations of the City,
Bids
levy upon all the taxable property shall be conditioned upon the un¬
therein such ad valorem taxes as qualified opinion of the purchas¬
;may be necessary to pay the bonds er's attorney approving the legaland interest thereon,. within the ! ity of the* bonds. The cost of such
limitation prescribed. by* Section opinion and the cost of printing
21, Article X of the Michigan Con¬ ;the bonds shall be borne by the
stitution and the Michigan "Prop¬ purchaser.
erty Tax Limitation Act." v The Redford T
ownship U nion School
district voted on Sept. 30, 1941, to
District No. 1, Mich.,
''increase for three years by Vz
of a mill the total tax rate limita¬ i'^Bond .Cail^-Milton V, Doty, Dis¬
trict Secretary, calls for redemp¬
tion from 16 mills to 16 ^ mills
30,1941, the balance of which will
not be sold.
Bonds shall be dated
1
and thereafter
tion
two years in¬
for
at
and accrued
par
Taunton, Mass.
■
Note
000
Sale—The issue of
offered
notes
awarded
the
to
*
June
$200,-
23
Bristol.
was
County
Trust Co., Taunton, at 0.51%
dis-
July 1, 1942, bonds numbered
crease
by lfz of 1 mill the total
158,165, 257 and 305 of Series A
tax rate limitation from 15 mills
; refunding bonds, bonds numbered
to 15j/2 mills." Bids shall be con¬
•24 and 36 of Series B refunding
ditioned
upon
the
unqualified
count. A Dated June 25, 1942 and
due March 12, 1943.
Other bids:
•bonds and bonds numbered 8 and
opinion of Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
and Stone, Detroit, Mich.,
approving , the
legality ■ of the
bonds.
The cost of such opinion
53
.
First
National
Bank
of
Boston,
0.516%; National Shawmut Bank
of Boston, 0.57%.
and of
printing the bonds will be
paid by the school district. /
Grosse
Worcester, Mass,
Grosse
Bond Sale—The $245,000 coupon
bonds offered June 22—v. 155, p.
awarded
the
to
First
Boston Corp., New York, as Is, at
price of 100.309,
a
basis of about
a
0.913%. Sale consisted of:
Bond
1 from 1943 to 1947 incl.
;
:
incl.
1942
and
Dated April
due* $7,000
on
April 1 from 1943 to 1947 incl.
defense
85,000
:
bonds.
Dated
Pointe), Mich.
F.
Offering—Philip
Al-
000 not to exceed 6% interest cou¬
.special
bonds.
nom.
paving
DeDue $5,000 on May
assessment
•
Dated May 15, 1942.
$1,000.
about
1951,
with
which
been;
cancelled.
•
;
sued
construction
finance
to
of
storm water facilities and concrete
in
Assessment
Paving District No. 30, and pledge .1942.
payment
Special
Weeden
&
Co......
1%
Vic
*
100.11
100.09
Via
100.06
Vic
100.03
VA%
VA'/o
,
100.66
VA'/o
Pressprich & Co.....
July
7,
chase of
of
and
num¬
ber of the securities offered, their
value - and the
Which they will be
par
amount for
sold to the
Offers must be firm for
district.
i0 days from date of opening. The
Board
of
Education
reserves
the
right to reject any or all tenders,
to waive any irregularities in said
tenders, and to accept the tenders,
Which in the opinion of the board
are
most favorable to the district.
The
certificates
purchased
be delivered to the
treasurer within
date
of
mailing
shall
school board
days of the
seven
acceptance
of
tender.
Crosse
Pointe
Township
Rural
Agricultural School District
No. J (P. 0. Grosse Pointe),
X:X: -XX
Mich.
?;
.
,
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Bond Offering—Ralph M. Clark,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (EWT) on June 29 for
the purchase of $100,000 school
oral
bids
and $6,000 in 1949 to 1962.
Prin.
and int. payable at the First Na¬
Bank
neapolis.
with
All
Education.
presented
for
No. 8)i Mich.
Tenders
Mich.
District
supply
system
about 2.235%.
and
due
Dated June 1, 1942
$2,000
on
June
1
from
1944 to 1953 incl.
Second high bid
of 100.005 for 3s was made by the
State Savings Bank of Owosso.
N.
Juip,
will receive
sealed tenders of 1936 refunding
Secretary,
bonds and 1936 certificates of in¬
revenue
Michigan Corp., Detroit, as 2%s,
a price
of 100.085, a basis of
Wanted—Leo
debtedness, dated Nov. 2,
until 8, p.m. on June 29.
■
amount
hand
in
1936,
-
The
the
sinking
fund for bond and certificates of
on
indebtedness retirement is
lows:
..
as
fol¬
■;:V/
Certificates
of
indebtedness,
$157.60rRefunding
mately $5,000.
terest date thereafter at
and
and
int.
will be sold to the district.
ings should be firm for five days.
'
Bank, Denver. These bonds
in the opinion of counsel,
are,
valid and legally binding obliga¬
tions of the town; interest and
principal payable solely out of a
special
fund
known
as
the
"Browning Water Revenue Bond
Sinking Fund." This fund is es¬
tablished
out of the gross reve¬
of the water works system,
and will constitute a first lien on
nues
such
revenues,
subject only to
operating expenses.
Legality to
be approved by Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
NEBRASKA
-
Beatrice, Neb.
unmatured interest coupons
Bond Sale Details—The $60,000
airport bonds sold to Greenway &
MISSISSIPPI
Co.
p.
Omaha, as 2s at par—V.
2228—are due on July 1 of
each year, according to the City
Clerk. Interest payable J-J.
Authority
(P. O. Clarksdale), Miss.
Sale—The $41,000 Series
(First-Issue) housing bonds of¬
fered for sale on June 23, were
awarded to Tucker, Anthony &
Co. of New York, at par, a net
interest cost of about 2.20%, di¬
vided as follows: $6,000 as 3V4S,
due on Jan. 1, 1943; $32,000 as
2.10s, due on Jan. 1 in 1944 to
1957, the remaining $3,000 as 2s,
due on Jan. 1, 1958. Interest pay¬
of
155,
Clarksdale Housing
Bond
A1
able J-J. '
X;:';jXV'A
called into session to consider the
plight of the State highway de¬
partment and counties in face of
$19,250 special assessment, bonds.
dropping gasoline tax revenues. A
Due July 1, as follows: $2,000
Minnesota (State of)
critical point in this situation is
from 1943 to 1949 incl.; $2,250
Certificate Sale—The $2,025,000
expected to be reached only if the
in 1950 and $3,000 in 1951.
Rural Credit Deficiency Fund cer¬ revenue
drops
to
$324,000
a
7,110 city's portion bonds.
Due tificates
•_ of
indebtedness offered month, a sum which would barely
July 1," as follows: $1,110 in for: sale" on ' June 24—v.*
155, p. provide for the service on bonds
1945 and $1,000 from 1946 to 2139-^were
awarded, to a syndi¬ to which the entire six-cent tax
1951 incl.
cate composed of the Wells-Dickey is pledged, leaving
nothing for
All of the bonds will be dated Co., of Minneapolis; First National
operation of' the highway depart¬
July 1, 1942. Denorm $1,000, ex¬ Bank, of St. Paul; First National ment and for county road main¬
cept one for $250 and one for Bank & Trust Co., Northwestern tenance. For purpose of compari¬
$1,110.
Rate or rates of interest National-Bank & Trust Co., both sons, a Jackson dispatch said last
to be expressed in multiples of of Minneapolis; Kalman & Co., of week, the May Collections of gaso¬
Va of 1%.
Prin. and int. (J-J) St. Paul; Allison-Williams Co., J. line taxes totaled $1,077,792 or
payable at the City Treasurer's M. Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray & $97,106 under May, 1941, despite
office.
A certified check for 2% Hopwood, C. S. Ashmun Co., all no rationing of gasoline in the
of the bonds bid for, payable to of
Minneapolis; >
Mannheimer- State. ' ; v
MINNESOTA
Prin.
tional
attached.
Mississippi (State of)
Highway Bond Difficulty Fore¬
Offer¬
interest.
payable at the United States Na¬
bonds
-
purchase of
$26,360 not to exceed 2% interest
parking lot bonds, as follows:
100
accrued
payment
bonds, > approxi¬
X
A cast e- The New Orleans "Times
Tenders should fully describe
Picayune" of June 22 reported as
Bond Offering — Earl Madill, the- securities
tendered, including follows: ■ -X;.;;••■■; X-;-'
Director of Finance, will receive serial
numbers, their par value
Reports persist that the Missis¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EWT.) and the amount
for which they
sippi Legislature may soon be
on
June 29 for the
Port Huron, Mich.
—
funding bonds for general invest¬
ment. Denoms. $1,000 and $500.
Dated March 15, 1942. Due $1,000
on
March and Sept. 15, 1943 to
1953, $1,500 March and Sept. 15,;
1954 and 1955, $2,000 March and
Sept, 15, 1956 and 1957, and $2,500
March and Sept. 15, 1958. Subject
to redemption in inverse numeri¬
cal order of maturity on any in¬
terest date on or after Sept. 15,
1947, to March 15, 1952, at 103 and
accrued interest, and on any in¬
until
at 8 p.m., for the pur¬
$133,000 refunding bonds.
of
Public
to
4 lk % semi-ann. water revenue re¬
2%,
payable J-J. Denom. $1,000. Dated
July 1, 1942. Due on July 1; $10,000 in 1944 to 1947, $9,000 in 1948
be
Offered
Bonds
..
.
ap¬
of
issuance
Brown, Schlessman, Owen & Co.
of Denver, are offering $41,000
(P. 0.
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■
funding, dated July 1, 1937. Pay¬
The certificates of indebtedness able at the office of the Treasurer,
Co., Detroit, for payment on
the call dates shown above, after
Bond Sale—The $20,000 coupon
at
will receive
certificates of
names
the
Treasurer, is required.
Owosso,
of
indebtedness, dated May 1, 1938,
until 8 p.m. (EWT) on July 8. Of¬
fers should state
of
bonds offered June 22—v. 155, p.
2139—were awarded to the First
School District
Secretary,
tenders
sealed
credit
Bids shall be conditioned
the unqualified opinion of
the Village
water
Tenders Wanted —John Flynn,
;
and
voters
MONTANA
•
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
of Detroit, approving the legality which time all interest on said
* Cost of opinion
to certificates shall cease.
be paid for by the village; pur¬
Warren
T ownship
Consolidated
chaser to pay cost of printing the
{ School; District No., 1 (forbonds.
A certified check for 2 %
merly School District
of the bonds, payable to order of
100.29
^XXv-X/yX'X^IVOv 6, Mich."
District
faith
election
an
Browning, Mont.
Interest rate is not to exceed
tional
At
the
found that the
was
and
the
—
16
$100,000
bonds, as follows: $50,000 water
improvements, by a count of 769
to 81, and $50,000 sewer improve¬
ments, by a count of 803 to 76.
;
Offering—District Secre¬
both sealed
June
on
proved
for
of the bonds.
100.02
MICHIGAN
Erin Township
full
100.51
l\\%
York
W.
100.16
V/#
the
Bonds Voted
.
held
tary J. A. Schadegg will receive
must
100.17
It
City Sch. Dist.
Stillwater), Minn.
Bond
Board
Vlo
scheduled
Stillwater
should be delivered to the Detroit
Inc...
In
—
offering
city has sufficient funds on hand
to make the necessary flood re¬
pairs. X
X vXA'.X:--;
':
Trust
Harrlman, Ripley & Co.,...
Estabrook & Co.;............
Goldman. Sachs & Co. and
Graham, Parsons & Co...
Kiddar, Peabody & Co. and
P. S. Moseley & Co....,.,
Tyler & Co....;........,....
Union Securities Corp...,,...
Bankers
Trust Co. of New
R.
had
the
July 6 of the $15,000 1% flood
repair bonds—V. 155, p. 2323—--it
is stated by F. R. Finch, City
Clerk, that the offering has been
upon
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Neosho, Mo.
Offering Cancelled
Bond
connection
village.
Rate Bid
100.27
MISSOURI
X-/:'
Rochester, Minn,
•
(M-N)
payable at X the Detroit
Co., Detroit. Bonds are. is¬
so
load
Dated July
\
'
incl.
Other bids were as follows:
1.57%.
—
interest to be expressed in a mul¬
tiple of ll\ of 1%.
Prin. and int.
were
the
562 is* needed in 1942 and the en-,
tire six-cent tax is pledged to
'
Rate of
that
meet it.
Thus the monthly allot¬
15, ment works out to a little more
1942,
Due $675,000 on Jan. and than $324,000 a month.
July 15 in 1950, and on Jan. 15,
•of
April 1, 1942 and due $17,000
on April 1 from 1943 to 1947
Bidder—
Int. Rate
Harris Trust Se Savings Bank
1%
placed at
is heavy
year and will increase an¬
nually for some time to come.,
For principal and interest, $3,888,the* time
this
& Trust Co., Min¬
The district will furnish
printed
bonds
and
approving
Riverview, Mich.
legal opinion of Fletcher, Dorsey,
Certificates Called for Payment Barker, Colman & Barber of Min¬
:—Village Clerk James L. Hale neapolis, without cost to the pur¬
calls for payment at par plus ac¬ chaser. These bonds are being is¬
crued
interest $10,679.47 of the sued to take up outstanding bonds,
; following certificates of indebted¬ which have been called.
A $3,~
ness:
•
000 certified check, payable to the
Series'A, dated Oct. 2, 1937, district, must accompany the bid.
Nos. 23/27. Called Oct. 2, 1942. r
Bond Call
H. C. Robertson,
;
Series B, dated July. 15, 1937, Treasurer,
Board of Education,
;No. 15. Called July 15, 1942.
calls for payment on Jan. 1, 1943,
Series C, dated July 15, 1937, at par and accrued interest, the
No. 5. Called July 15, 1942.X;;XX: following 3% bonds:
!
Series D, dated July 15, 1937,
Grade school
building, dated
,Nos. 2, 4/10, 12, 15, 19, 21/25, 37, Jan. 1, 1938. Payable at the First
Re¬
41, .43, 45 and 54. Called July 15, National Bank of St. Paul
Trust
.
35,000 water bonds.
J
All interest on said
bonds will cease on and after July
1, 1942.
■
(P. O.
15 from 1943 to 1946 incl.
100,000 trunk sewer bonds. Dated
April 1, 1942 and due $10,000
on April 1 from 1943 to 1952
C
Co., Detroit.
lard, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EWT) on
June 23 for the purchase of $20,pon
$25,000 defense bonds. Dated Jan.
;
1, 1942 and due $5,000 on Jan.
Series
The maturities
.
.
,
2322—were
Woods
Pointe
of
refunding bonds,
all of said bonds being dated Jan.
1, .1937. Bonds should be presented
for payment at the Detroit Trust
dock
West Co., both of Minneapolis;
Caldwell, Phillips Co., of St. Raul;
Northern.National Bank, of Duluth; Park-Shaughnessy & Co.,
Greenman & Cook, both of St,
Paul, and First and American Na¬
tional Bank, Of Duluth, as 1.70s,
paying a price of 100,38, a basis
interest
on
2411
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Manchester, N. H.
—
An in¬
$1,412,462 in the assessed
Borrowing Capacity
crease
of
valuation
of
taxable
property as
recently reported by the assessors
added
$70,644 to the city's bond
limit and increased the borrowing
"
capacity
to
to report.
$1,110,694,
according
'
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Under the law the city can is¬
bonds and notes up to
sue
its
total
tion.
assessed
taxable
Based
a
on
new
5% 0i
valua¬
valuation
of
$88,771,497, the debt limit
now fixed at $4,438,574.
is
The city's present debt is $3,327,880, exclusive of $54,000 in
•
water bonds
which
are
not
cluded in the bonded debt.
in¬
These
$3,289,500 in
$38,380 in notes.
De¬
ducting the present debt, exclu¬
sive of water loans, from the debt
obligations include
bonds and
limit, leaves a borrowing capacity
of $1,110,694, it was pointed out.
City officials further stated that
the
already excellent
financial
position with regard to long term
financing Will materially improve
during the remainder of the year
if there are
than
the
no
bond issues other
$200,000
issue
already
approved.
Bond and note
maturities dur¬
ing the balance of the year will
amount to $284,000 and after de¬
Of
the
order of the City Treasurer, is re¬ Caldwell, Inc., Harold E. Wood &
$60,000,000
highway ducting .the $200,000 issue to be
bonds, part of the $150,000 issue quired.
Co., * Juran & Moody, all' of St. bonds Mississippi floated, in 1938; sold within the next month, the
The $26,360 bonds are issued for Paul; Bigelow, Webb & Co., Thrall $55,497,000- still are outstanding. municipal government will have a
approved by the voters on Sept, •
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2412
bond
borrowing capacity of $1,194,694 on Dec. 31.
The 1942 tax rate of $36.25 de¬
cided
semi-ann. water works refunding
Bond
Call—E
M.
City
Fisher,
by city officials has
Belleville, N. J.
Dated June
Due June
time, on or
1,1942. Payable at the
of Commisisoners passed on final
reading ordinances providing for First National Bank of Lordsburg.
the issuance of $7,700 not to ex¬
NEW YORK •'
ceed 6% interest bond anticipa¬
tion notes.
Buffalo-Municipal .HousingProposed Financing—The
155,
2228—were
group of more than" 40 dealers
In the event that prior to the
Co., was notified by telephone that the delivery of the bonds the income
Inc., New York, as 3V4S, at a price city would entertain offerings of received by private holders from,
of par plus a premium of $59, its - own
bonds
and
22
dealers bonds of the same
type and char-;
equal to 100,059, a basis of about responded with offers totaling acter shall be taxable by the terms
3.219%. Dated July 1, 1942 and $8,000,000
of any Federal income tax
securities.
Maturities
law,
due July 1, as follows: $35,000 in of the bonds accepted for purchase the successful bidder
may, at his
1943; $25,000 in 1944 and 1945, range from 1963 to 1981 and the election, be relieved of his obliga¬
and $15,000 in 1946.
yields varied from 3% to 3.05%.
tions under the contract toj
pur¬
p.
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen &
bonds.
Clerk, calls for payment on July
been approved by the State Tax 5, the above city's water works
Commission.
bonds, Nos, 1, 10 to 44, 46 to 48, 51
to 68, 70 to 74, 76 to 78, 81, 92 to
NEW JERSEY
98, 100, 101 and 103 to 127.
upon
19—V.
June
Monday, June 29, 1942
1, 1922.
Board 1, 1952; optional
any
Hicksville
'
Authority, N.Y,
Irvington, N, J.
Bond Call
—
Howard A. Kelly,
Water
District
(P.
Port Chester, N. Y,
O.
Bond
Hempstead), N. Y.
after June
Issuance
Definite—Writ¬
ing in connection with the $51,000
July funding bonds authorized to be
3 will conduct a hearing on a pro¬ issued in Chapter 854, New York
posal to issue $50,000 water sys¬ Laws of 1942, Harry Wunsch, Vil¬
tem equipment bonds or certifi¬ lage Clerk, reports that the village
does not contemplate any financ¬
cates of indebtedness.
ing at the present time.
u :
New York, N. Y.
Rye, N. Y.
Tax Rate Reduced
The City
Bond Sale—The $16,000 coupon
Council on June 23 set the 1942or
registered general improve¬
'43 basic real estate tax rate at
Proposed Financing—The Board
of Water
Commissioners
on
chase the bonds and in such case
the deposit accompanying his bid
will be returned.
opinion
of
New York
The
Masslich
approving;
&
Mitchell,;
City, will be furnished.-
the purchaser.
OHIO
Refunding—It is re¬
Cincinnati, Ohio
Secretary, announces that the au¬
Bond Issue Recommended—The
ported that the town has pre¬
thority has elected to redeem on
sented to the Local Government
Public Recreation Committee has
Nov. 1,1942, all of its housing au¬
Board a preliminary proposal for
recommended to the City Council
thority bonds, first issue, series
refunding $1,145,000 of outstand¬
Finance Committee the immediate
A, maturing after that date, and $2.79 for each $100 of assessed ment bonds offered June 19—v.
ing indebtedness, designed to re¬
issuance
of
$50,000
recreation
outstanding under the* resolution valuation. This is one point be¬ 155, p. 2229—were awarded to the
vise the annual debt service cal¬
bonds.
of the authority adopted April 15, low
the current rate of $2.80 and Rye Trust Co., Rye, as Is, at a
endar for the next six years and
1940.
'
LaRue, Ohio
is the lowest basic tax rate since price of 100.13, a basis of about
to prevent a substantial increase
0.948%.
Dated June 1, 1942 and
Authority has deposited with 1937.
Bond Sale
The $4,000 fire,
in tax rates.
due $4,000 on June 1 from 1943
The
Marine Trust
Company of
truck and apparatus bonds offered *
The City Council Finance Com¬
Jersey City, N. J.
Buffalo, Fiscal Agent under said mittee
June 20 were awarded to Fox,
warned in its report, how¬
Rye (P. O. Port Chester), N. Y.
Note Issues Extended—Because resolution, in trust, funds suffi¬
Reusch & Co., Cincinnati, as 3V4S.
Certificates Sold—The First Na¬
ever, that the reduced rate is "but
cient to pay or redeem all of its
they were scheduled to mature
Dated Sept, 1, 1942. Denom. $200.
Proposed
—
—
the next regular meeting
before
of the Board of
Freeholders, June
25, the Board, at a special meeting
on
June 18 extended two bond an¬
ticipation note issues from June
outstanding bonds
(first issue)
Series A, by payment of the fol¬
lowing amounts:
In
the
of Series A bonds
case
Nov. 1, 1942, the
principal amount thereof, together
with interest to Nov. 1, 1942.
maturing
on
temporary good news." Next year,
the report said, the rate will have
be
to
increased
tional Bank & Trust Co. of
Chester
was
awarded
Port
June 18
on
other than real
taxes,
estate taxes, im¬
issue of $127,511.76 certificates
of indebtedness at 0.64% interest,
posed.
/.v
plus
.
The Council
or
new
.
voted
also
a
one-
23, to Sept. 23. The total amount
year extension of five city taxes,
involved is $284,000.
In the case of Series A bonds including the sales, use, utility,
One note, for $147,000, covers
conduit and business taxes.
additions to the Margaret Hague, maturing after Nov. 1, 1942, the
The tax rate varies among the
Maternity Hospital, the other the principal amount thereof, together
Medical Center Nurses' Home im¬ with a redemption premium of five boroughs because of assess¬
for
local
improvements.
3% of such principal amount and ments
provement,
The borough rates, which
also
interest to Nov. 1, 1942.
Manville, N. J.
were set by the Council,
consist
The full
amount
so
payable
Bond Sale—The $105,900 cou¬
of the basic rate plus local assess¬
with respect to each such bond
pon or registered bonds offered and coupon appertaining thereto ments. The following table shows
June 23—v. 155, p. 2323 — were will be
a comparison of the current 1941paid to the holder or reg¬
awarded to Harvey Fisk & Sons, istered owner thereof
'42 borough rates and the new
upon sur¬
'.'"N ■
■
■■ Y
Inc., New York, as 2.10s, at a price render thereof, at any time on and rates:1
1941-*42
1942-'43
of 100.16, a basis of about 2.056%. after the date hereof
(although
Manhattan
2.96
2.98
They were not reoffered publicly. prior to the maturity or redemp¬
Brooklyn
2.96
2.97
Bronx
2.96
;
2.98
The bonds* are described, as fol¬ tion date
thereof) at the principal
Queens
3.09
3.14
an
a
premium of $3.
Trust Com¬
office of The Marine
$73,400
improvement
street
as¬
One bond for
sessment bonds.
of Buffalo, or at t the prin¬
cipal office of The Marine Mid¬
land
Trust
Company
of New
pany
$400, others, $1,000 each. Due
July 1, as follows: $15,000 York, 120 Broadway, New York,
from 1944 to 1947 incl. and N. Y.
/
Richmond
;..V............
2.98
Although the borough rate went
sharply in Queens, it is still
lower than the 3.15 Queens rate in
up
1940-'41.
•
a
.LY.v
The Finance Committee
sewer assessment bonds.
Denom. $1,000. Due $4,000 on
must
maturing
after Nov. 1, 1942 and registered
report,
read by the Chairman, Council¬
man
Joseph E. Kinsley, Bronx
Democrat, recalled that the Coun¬
July 1 from 1944 to 1948 incl.
bonds must be in form satisfactory
cil has
for transfer.
ing the tax rate, but must deter¬
mine it according to formula on
the basis of figures submitted by
$13,400 in 1948.
-
'9,000 water bonds. Denom. $1,000.
Due
1
$1,000 on July
1943 to 1951 incl.
from
sewer assessment
One bond for, $500,
bonds.
-
others, $1,000 each. Due July
1, as follows: $1,000 from 1944
to 1946 incl. and $500 in 1947.
,
All of the bonds
.
are
Int. Rate
Bidder—
H.
dated July
Other bids:
1, 1942.
&
Co,
and
Monell & CO
Rate Bid
100.07:
100.15
2Vz%
Z*A%
Newark, N. J.
The
City
final read¬
ing an ordinance to issue $100,000
water system bonds.
»
Authorized
Bonds
—
Commission passed on
Orange, N. J.
Proposed Bond Issue—The City
Commission has under considera¬
tion
an
ordinance to issue $10,000
fund a deficit incurred
bonds to
in
Interest
construction
the
of
surrendered
so
coupons
on
bonds will
coupon
upon presentation
and surrender of the coupons for
only
such interest.
Greenburgh (P. O. Tarrytown),
N.Y.
'
Bond Sale—The
$1,040,000 cou¬
pon or registered tax lien bonds
offered June 19—V. 155, p. 2228—
awarded
were
Allen
L.
Minsch.
B. 4. Van Ingen & Co., Inc..
all
bear
be; paid
3,500 sanitary
>■'
.
bonds
Coupon
20,000
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.
and George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., all of New York, as 2.20s, at
a price of 100.169, a basis of about
2.129%.
Dated June 1, 1942 and
due June 1, as follows: $210,000
in 1943; $285,000; 1944; $295,000,
1946; $160,000 in 1947 and $90,000
in 1948.
One other bid
was
sub¬
mitted for the issue, an offer of
100.03 for 2!4s, by a syndicate
composed of Marine Trust Co. of
school
Buffalo, R. D. White & Co., E. H.
the Board of Rollins & Sons, Coffin & Burr,
Hornblower & Weeks, and First
of Michigan Corp,
Beach, N. J.
a
stadium last year by
Education.
Union
Refunding Plan To Be Made Ef¬
fective
—
The Local Government
Board
recently recommended that
approval of a Supreme Court Jus¬
tice be sought in connection with
the plan of refunding the indebt¬
edness of the borOugh and the
school
district.
Such
action
was
suggested in consideration of the
holders
of
than
fact
that
85%
of outstanding indebtedness
more
have assented to the debt compo¬
sition program.
NEW MEXICO
Cimarron, N. Mex.
Bonds
Sold —It
is
stated
that
$16,000 5% semi-ann .water reve¬
nue bonds have been sold locally.
Lordsburg, New Mex.
Bonds
Sold
—
We understand
that Soden &
have
Co., of Kansas City,
purchased
$50,000
21/4%
Bonds Publicly
Offered —Hal¬
Inc. and asso¬
re-offering of
yield from
2.10%, according to ma¬
sey, Stuart & Co.,
ciates made public
the bonds at prices to
0.80% to
turity.
Harrison (P. O. Harrison), N. Y.'
Certificate Sale—The $297,000
certificates
fered
were
by
of
the
awarded
indebtedness
town
to
on
the
June
of¬
24
Rye Trust
Co. of Rye, at 1.15% interest, plus
a premium of
$7.
Dated July 1,
1942 and due July 1, 1943.
The
First National Bank of Boston,
next highest bidder, named a rate
no
Tax
the
discretion in determin¬
Commission
and
the
Comptroller.
Mr. Kingsley said the reduced
tax
rate
was
made
least in part, by a
possible, at
$15,000,000 sur¬
plus in the relief budget and by
the suspension in the next fiscal
year of a $4,000,000 payment to
the
Tax Appropriation Reserve
Fund.
■
"Estimating the yield of a single
point at approximately $1,600,000," Mr. Kingsley said, "this
$15,000,000 cash balance repre¬
sents the equivalent of a ninepoint tax levy. It is evidently but
temporary good news.
"Next year, without such a bal¬
ance to draw upon, it will be ne¬
cessary to replace this fund either
by an increased tax levy or by
the imposition of new taxes. Your
tax
committee makes this prediction,
not .because it wishes
tq appear as
a
prophet of disaster, but to indi¬
cate most urgent attention is more
than ever required to the
proper
administration of the city's fi¬
nancial affairs."
In re-enacting the sales,
use,
conduit, utility and business taxes,
the Council yielded to a sugges¬
tion made by the Citizens Union
and the Commerce and Industry
Association of New York.
was
for
as
that
the
only one
authorized
taxes
year
be
This
extended
instead of two
by the Legislature
ahd proposed by Newbold Morris,
Council President, who introduced
the bills.
The question of a still
further extension will be consid¬
Bond
Offering—L.
V. Snyder,
and due Jan. 29, 1943. Village
Clerk, will receive sealed
Leavitt & Co., New
bids until noon on July 18 for
York, 0.69%, plus $1; First Na¬ the purchase of $7,650 3% water '
tional Bank of Boston, 0.92%.
system improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1942. Denom. $450. Due
Sherrill, N. Y.
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬ $450 on April 1 and Oct. 1 from
tion the voters approved an issue 1943 to 1950 incl., and $450 on
of
1,
1953.
Interest
A-O.
$10,900 fire truck purchase April
A certified check for $76.50, pay¬
bonds. '
■
Y'.;
able to order of the village, is
to 1946 incl.
Other bids:
Bidder—
required.
<
'Jnt. Rate Rate Bid
1942
29,
Other
bids:
-
Rye
National
Bank.......1.20%
Manufacturers
Inc.
100.10
Lucas
Traders
&
Trust Co., Buffalo
Newburger, Loeb & Oo
George B., Gibbons & Co.,
......................
NORTH
3.00
i
Lucas, Ohio
Dated June
1V4%
100.C5
100.06,
1.40%
l*/2%
100.08
..........
lows:
Due $200 on Sept. 1 from 1943 to
1962 incl. Interest M-S.
CAROLINA
—
Local
Commis¬
Government
sion states that the
following bond
anticipation
notes
aggregating
$71,000 were offered for sale on
June 23 and
awarded to the
were
First-Citizens
Bank
&
The $30,830 local
sanitary sewer bonds offered June
24—V. 155, p. 2141—were awarded
—
to the Ohio Co. of
Raleigh, N. C.
Notes Sold
The Secretary of
the
County (P. O, Toledo), Ohio
Bond Sale
Trust
Co.
of
Raleigh, at 2%, plus a premium
of $500: $30,000 water, and $41,000 fire department notes. Dated
June 24, 1942.
Due on Dec. 24,
Columbus, as
plus a premium of
$87, equal to 100.282, a basis of
about 1.183%.
Dated June 30,
1942 and due Sept. 30, as follows:
$3,830 in 1943; $4,000 from 1944 to
1946 incl. and $5,000 from 1947 to
1949 incl.
Second high bid of
100.167 for iy4s was made by Otis
IV4S, at
par
& Co. of Cleveland.
Middletown, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $28,000 coupon
sewer bonds offered June 23—v.
1942.
155, p. 2229—were awarded to the
Weil, Roth & Irving Co. of Cin¬
Wilson, N.C.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will cinnati, as IV4S, at a price of
be received until ll a.m. (EWT), 100.279, a basis of about 1.20%.'
Dated April 1, 1942, and due Oct.
on June 30, by W. E. Easter ling,
Secretary of the Local Govern¬ 1, as follows: $3,000 from 1943 to
ment Commission, at his office in 1951 incl., and $1,000 in 1952. Sec¬
ond high bid of 100.08 for 1V4S
Raleigh, for the purchase of $100,.
000 airport bonds.
Dated April 1,
1; $3,000 in 1944
to 1953, and $7,000 in 1954 to 1963,
all incl., without option to prior
payment. There will be no auc¬
tion. Denom. $1,000; coupon bonds
registerable as to principal alone;
prin. and int. (A-O), payable in
legal tender in New York City;
general obligations; unlimited tax;
delivery on or about July 14, at
place of purchaser's choice.
Bidders are requested to name
1942. Due
on
Oct.
the interest rate or rates, not ex¬
ceeding 6%
per
annum
in mul¬
tiples of % of 1% . Each bid may
name one rate for part of the bonds
was
made
by Assel, Kreimer &
Fuller of Cincinnati.
Ravenna, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $40,000 sewer¬
system
age
improvement
bonds
offered June 24—V. 155, p. 2325—
were awarded to
Otis & Co. of
Cleveland, as l^s, at a price of
100.11, a basis of about 1.226%.
Dated July 1, 1942 and due $5,000
on
1 from 1943 to
Oct.
1950 incl.
Second high bid of 100.09 for VAs
was made by Fox, Reusch & Co,
of Cincinnati.
St. Bernard, Ohio
Authorized — The City
Council on June 18 authorized an
Bonds
(having the earliest maturities),
issue of $15,000 city hall improve¬
balance,
ment bonds.
but no bid may name more than
two rates, and each bidder must
Springfield School District, Ohio
specify in his bid the amount of
To Vote On Operating Levybonds of each rate.
The bonds Board of Education has com¬
will be awarded to the bidder of¬
pleted plans to hold an election
fering to purchase the bonds , at on the question of authorizing a
the lowest interest cost to the 3-mill
operating funds levy fortown, such cdst to be determined the next two years. It was esti¬
by deducting the total amount of mated that the schools will have
the premium bid from the aggre¬ an
operating deficit of about $57,gate amount of interest upon all 000 at the close of this year.
of the bonds until their, respective
Toledo, Ohio
maturities.
No bid of less than
and another rate for the
_
par
and accrued interest
will be
entertained.
required on forms to
of 1.18%.
ered by the Council next June.
be furnished with additional in¬
Hempstead Union Free School Dis¬
Buys Bonds for Sinking Fund— formation and each bid must be
trict No. 28 (P. O. Long
Joseph
B.
McGoldrich,
City accompanied by a certified check
Beach), N. Y.
Comptroller, announced June 23 upon an incorporated bank or
Certificate Sale—The $100,000 the purchase of $3,150,000 of city trust company, payable uncondi¬
coupon or registered funding cer¬ bonds for investment.by the sink¬ tionally to the order- of the State
tificates of indebtedness offered ing fund and pension funds.
A Treasurer, for $2,000.
Bids are
Bond
walk
Sale—The
bonds
$35,000
offered
June
side¬
23—
V. 155, p. 2141—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of Strarta-
han,
Harris
&
Co.,
Inc., Braun,
Ryan, Suth¬
Co., all of Toledo, as
IV2S, at a price of 100.345, a basis
of about 1,356%,
Dated July 1,
1942 and due July 1, as follows:
Bosworth & Co. and
erland
&
$17,000
will
1945.
.
Bonds Reoffered
in
and- $18,000
1944
in
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
'Volume 155
be
received
Sealed bids
—
until 8 p.m.
on
awarded June 29, by Elsie O'Rourke, City
bonds also of¬ Recorder, for the purchase of the
fered June 23, paying a price of above bonds. Dated July 1, 1942.
100.22 for iy2s, a basis of about Due on July 1; $6,000 in 1943 to
1.43%. Dated July 1, 1942 and due 1946, and $7,000 in 1947 and 1948;
July 1, as follows: $12,740 in 1944 subject to call on July 1, 1945, and
and $12,000 from 1945 to 1947 incl. on any interest paying date there¬
Other bids for the bonds were after. Interest payable J-J.
as follows: Assel, Kreimer & Full¬
Port of The Dalles (P. Q.
er, for iy2s, 100.31 for $35,000 and
The Dalles), Ore.
$100,305 for $48,740, bid on an all
Bond Sale—The $150,000 gen4
or none basis; Siler, Roose & Co.,
eral obligation,
semi-ann. grain
Weil* Roth & Irving Co., VanLahr,
Doll & Isphording, and Provident elevator bonds offered for sale ori
June 23—V. 155, p. 2325—were
Savings Bank & Trust Co., 100.03
awarded
to
the
First National
for both. issues as 1 Vz s; Ohio Co,
Bank of Portland, according to the
of Columbus, 100.22 for $35,000
iy2s and $100.72 for $48,740 l3/4s; Secretary, Board of Commission^
The
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group was
same
ithe $48,740
•000 l%s.
ers." Dated
to Jan.
1942.
July-1,
Jan; and July
Due oh
1, from July 1, 1943
1,1958.
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Youngstown, Ohio
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Bonds Authorized ;— The City Castanea
-
Council on - June 17 passed an
ordinance authorizing an issue of
$40,400 3y2%
judgment bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1942. One bond for
.
,
$400, others $1,000 each. Due Oct,
i, as follows: $4,400 in 1943 and
$12,000
1946 incl.
: Prin. and int. (A-O) payable at
the office of the Sinking Fund
from
1944
to
Exeter
OKLAHOMA
Lawton),
Bonds
County
ton,
,
no
a.m.
on
issue
of
bids
were
received.
June
tis, Borough Secretary, will * re¬
30, for the purchase of bonds ag¬ ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
gregating $105,000 and divided as (EWT) on July 6 for the purchase
follows:
of $40,000 not to exceed 414 %- in¬
$40,000 hospital bonds. Due $2,- terest coupon, registerable as to
;
500 in 1945 to 1960. Issued for principal
only,
refunding
and
the
Dated June 1,
purpose
of
providing funding bonds.
funds for purchasing a site 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due Dec. 1,
and erecting a county hospital as follows: $4,000 from 1943 to
which is to be owned and 1947 incl. and $5,O0O from 1948 to
1951 incl. Bonds are general obli¬
!
maintained by the county.
65,000 hospital bonds. Due $4,000 gations, payable from ad valorem
in 1946 to 1960, and $5,000 in taxes within the taxing limitations
1961.
Issued for the purpose placed by law
upon, boroughs.
of ipatching a grant of apr Bonds and interest; will be pay¬
proximately $149,000 by the able without deduction for any
Federal Government, for the tax or taxes, except succession,
V
' purpose of furnishing funds gift or inheritance taxes, noW or
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for
.
purchasing
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and
site
a
hereafter levied
assessed under
or
;
erecting, altering, adding to any present or future Jaw .'Of? the.
and enlarging existing hospi- Commonwealth. Bonds will be is¬
f
V- tal buildings which are owned sued Subject to approval of pro-:
and maintained by the county, ceedings by the Pennsylvania De¬
) The bonds r shall be sold to the partment. of Internal Affairs arid
favorable legal opinion pf Haul*
bidder offering the lowest rate,
Remick &> Harrison of
and agreeing to pay par and ac¬ Ewing,
A certified check
crued interest
Issued in accord¬ Philadelphia.
for 2% of the bonds, payable to
ance
with Title 62,
Oklahoma
order of the Borough Treasurer, is
Statutes,, 1941, Sections 353 and
354. Enclose* a certfied check for required.
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2% of the amount of the bid. ".
Haverford
Township (P. O. Upper
Darby), Pa.
5; Proposed Bond Issue—The park
Bond Offering
Nellie Green, Board has
requested the Township
Clerk, will receive sealed Commissioners
to.,issue $150,000
bids until 2 p.m: on July 30, for
park maintenance bonds.
the purchase of $5,000 fire ap¬
Nanticoke School District, Pa,
paratus bonds. Due $1,500 in-1945
Bond Offering — Arthur Davis,
to 1947, and $500 in 1948.
The
District
bOnds shall be sold to - the bidder
Secretary, will receive
/
Town
.
the
lowest ' rate
and sealed bids until .7:30 p.m. on June
agreeing to pay par and accrued 29 for the, purchase>of $72,000, not
offering 1
interest.
with
in
Issued
Sections-
5929
exceed
accordance
to
and
funding
and • refunding • bonds.
Dated July 1, 1942. Denoms. $1,000. Due-July 1, as follows: $3,000 from 1943 to ,1951 incl.; $4,-
Oklahoma Statutes* 1931.
certified, check for 2%
amount of the bid. '
ia
5930,
Enclose
of the
V-yy
000
from
3 Vi %
1952
to
Pa.
Jacob Ecker-
—
sley,; Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EWT)
on
July 23 for the purchase of
$329,000 not to exceed 3% interest
coupon, registerable as to prin¬
cipal only, refunding bonds. Dated
July 15, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due
July 15, as follows: $32,000 in
1943 and $33*000 from 1944 to
chased recently by the Robinson- purpose of extending the maturi¬
Humphreys Co. of Atlanta, as ties and reducing the interest
2j/3s, for a premium of $64.50, to 3i/2%.
equal to 100.174. Dated June 15,
Dalhart, Texas
Maturity — The City Secretary
.
1942.
SOUTH
Corson
states that the
DAKOTA
$60,000 4% airport
bonds sold at par to Crummer &
Co. of Dallas—v. 155, p. 2326—are
due on June 1; $3,000 in 1952 to
County (P. O. Mcintosh),
S. Dak.
Bond Reoffering—It is stated by
Fred Bieber, County Auditor, that
1956, $4,000 in 1957 to 1966, and
$5,000
in
1967.
Interest
pay¬
he will receive bids until July 29,
able J-D.
for the $296,000 refunding bonds,
Dallas County (P. O. Dallas), '
originally offered for sale on June
Texas
1952 incl.
Bidder to name one of 22—v. 155, p. 2142—but postponed.
Warrants Sold—It is reported
the following iriterest rates for all Denom.
$1,000.
Dated July
1,
that $83,505 semi-ann. road and
of the bonds: 1 l/z %, 1 % %, 2 %, 1942.
Due on Jan. 1, as follows:
2j/4%, 2%%, 2%% or 3%. Interest $8,000 in 1943, $15,000 in 1944 to bridge warrants have been pur¬
chased by Crummer & Co. of Dal¬
J-J.
Bonds and interest will be 1961 and $18,000 iri 1962.
The
payable without- deduction for Board will consider bids for bonds las, as 2V2s and 2%s, at par. Due
in 1945 to 1952.
any
tax or taxes, except suc¬ with option of redemption 5 years
cession
or
inheritance taxes, now
hereafter
levied
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assessed
or
thereon under any. present or fu¬
ture law of the Commonwealth,
all. of
which
taxes
the
district
and agrees
assumes
bonds
-
are
to pay.
The
general obligations of
the district* payable from ad va¬
lorem
taxes
within
the
taxing
from date and also for bonds with
option
of
redemption
10
Dimmitt
Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Dimmitt), Texas
Sold—The County Per¬
years
from date and reserves the, right
to determine at the time of sale
Bonds
manent School Fund is said to
which type will be for the best have
purchased recently at par
interests of the county.
Rate of the $13,000 4% semi-ann. refund¬
interest to be specified by the suc¬
ing bonds.
cessful bidder. Prin. and int.
(J-J)
payable, at, any suitable bank
to
or
limitations imposed by law upon
school districts of this class.; A
on
Feb. 1 in 1955
Ector Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
trust company designated by the
certified
Due
1969,
served to
Ector), Texas
>
Maturity — It is now reported
reject any and all bids
that the $10,800 4%. semi-ann. re¬
borids, payable to order of the and to sell part of all of the bonds.
District Treasurer, is required. Is¬ The county Will furnish printed funding bonds purchased by the
Kansas City Life Insurance Co.
sued subject to favorable legal bonds and the approving legal
of Kansas City, Mo., as noted here
of
opinion of Townsend, Elliott & opinion
Fletcher,
Dorsey,
in January, are due on April 15;
Munson of Philadelphia.
Barker, Coleman & Barber, of
'
Minneapolis.
A certified check 'fi'i ncoin«jl?4Lnn
to 1953, and $600 in 1954 to 1962.
Shenandoah School District, Pa.
for $10,000, payable to the county,
Bond Issuance Imminent
The
is required.
Ennis, Texas
district will soon announce de¬
Bond Refunding Plan Nearly
tails of an offering of $150,000
Whitewood Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Complete—It is stated by Mayor
school building bonds, according
Whitewood), S, Dak.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re- R. F. Brumback that a plan to re¬
to local press advices.
Issue was
ceived until July 2, at 2 p.m., by ifund the bonded indebtedness at
approved by the voters at the
May 19 election.—V. 155, p. 2142. A. H. Davis, Clerk of the Board a saving of $160,000 in interest
of Education, for the purchase of, and
other charges within 25
Wilkes'Barre, Pa.
$10,000 534%
refunding bonds. years> has about been completed.
Bond Sale—The issue of $330,Due $1,000 on Jan. 1 in 1945 to,The
city s indebtedness totals
000 improvement bonds offered
$453,000, bearing interest at rates
1954 incl. V
June
23—v. -155,
p.
2142—was
of 4%% to 6%.
The new rates
awarded to a group composed of
will range from 2V2% to 3V2%. ,v
TENNESSEE
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New
York; S. K. Cunningham & Co., Knox County (P. O. Knoxville), Fort Worth Ind. Sch. Dist. (P. 0+
Tenn.
Fort Worth), Texas
Phillips, Schmertz & Co., Glover
&
Application For Bond Approval
Refunding Bonds AuthorizedMacGregorf arid George G.
Applegate, all? of Pittsburgh, as The County Court is said to have Dismissed -— We understand that
l%s, at par plus a premium of voted to issue $1,175,000 of bonds through a joint motion by the
$2,373, equal to 100.719, a basis of to refund a like* amount of out- School Board and the Attorneyabout
1.678%.
Dated June
Under the pro- General an application of the dis¬
15, standing borids.
1942, and due June 15, as follows: posed program, the county will be! trict for a mandamus for approval
$15,000 in 1944; $16,000, 1945 to relieved of the necessity to pay by Attorney-General Gerald Mann
1948: incl.; $17,009, 1949 to 1952 off borids due in 1945* 1947 and of a $494,000 refunding issue was
incl.; $18,000, 1953 to 1956 incl.; 1949 and the life of the bonds will dismissed on June 10, in the State
$19,000, 1957 to 1960 incl.; $20,000 be extended over a period to end Supreme Court,
in .1961, and $15,000 in 1962. Re- in 1962. Interest rates on the new
Garland, Texas
offered by the bankers at prices refunding bonds Will be the same
Bond Sale Details—It is now reto yield from 0.60% to 1.75 % * ac¬
as
the rate on the outstanding
bonds
until
cording to maturity.
present
maturity Ported^haf the $ 100,000 electric*
Other, bids were, as follows:
dates, and then will be reduced water and sanitary sewer system
Bidder^Int. Rate Premium: to an average of less than 3y4%
"?provament bonds sold to James,
Harriman Ripley & Co„ Inc.
$2,207.70
a year.
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i Stayart & Davis of Dallas, as 3s
E. H, Rollins & Sons, Inc..
1%%
693.00
V
Graham, Parsons & Co...',. " 2^
5,148.00
>v
and 3V2s, at par—v. 155, p. 2055—
check
for
2%
the
of
successful bidder.
The right is re^
—
Girardville, Pa. v
Bond Offering—George Segari-
will receive
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
Sold—The
Not
$13,200 not to exceed 3% interest
building bonds offered June 16—
V. 155, p. 2054—was not sold, as
Bond Offering—T. H. Tarking-
,
Township School "District
(P. O. Falls, R. D.)t Pa.
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Comanche County (P. O.
Okla.
-f.
Township School District
(P. O. Castanea), Pa,
\
Bond Sale Details—The $8,000
3% bonds purchased in April by
the Johrisonburg First National
Bank of Johnsonburg, as reported
in v. 155, p. 1463, were sold at a
price of 100.56.
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Bond Offering
or
V- -PENNSYLVANIA
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sewer
Fox, Reusch & Co:, 100.07 for $35,4
000 iy2s and 100.47 for $48,740
13/4s; Pohl & Co., 100.02 for $35,4
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proceedings-by the Pennsylvania
Department of Internal Affairs.
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interest
1956
coupon
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Blair
&
Co., Inc...........
2%
Freeman & Co...2%
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc.*....
2%
M.
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Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,.
2%
-
3,641.52
2,623.50
1,254.00
,1,019.70
le"nf8See (State of)
„
Bond
Sale
registered
r—
'are dated May 1, 1942, and have
The
^oupon or been approved as to legality
bonds aggre-1 w. P. Dumas of Dallas,
offered for sale|
$490,000,
on June 22—v. 155, p. 2230—were
awarded jointly to the Chemical
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Cranston, R. I.
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Bank & Trust Co., and Harvey
Note Sale—The issue of $500.Fisk & Sons, both of New York,
000 notes offered June 19—V. 155,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest.
p. 2230—was awarded to the First
cost of about 1.71%, on the bonds!
National; Bank : of
Boston,
at
gating
"
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0.758%
discount.
divided
Dated June
as
follows:
-
25,
25, 1943. Other $405,000 State Defense bonds as
ins.
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bids: Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
85,000 State Consolidated (for
0.78%* plus $78 premium; First
Co u n t y
Boston Corp., 0.81%.
Reimbursement)
bonds, as 2%s.
1942 arid due Jufte
t i
SOUTH
/CAROLINA'
Dated June
1,1942; Due ori Dec.
1, 1952.
Beaufort Co. Sch. Dist. No. 1
incl., and
by
semi-ann.
Groveton Independent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Groveton), Texas
Maturity—It is now reported
that the $40,000 4%
bonds sold-to
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast of
San Antonio, at par, as noted here
in January, mature as follows:
$32,000 refunding bonds. Due on
April 10 in 1948 to 1969.
8^000
building
bonds.
Due
on
Oct. 10 in 1942 to 1967.
Dated
Oct.
10,
Interest
1941,
payable A-O.
;
;
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
T exas
$5,000 from 1957 to 1961 incl. Bid?
; (P. O. Beaufort), S. C.
TEXAS
Sealed Tenders Invited—County
der to name one of the following
Maturity—The County Superin¬
Auditor B. F.r McKee states that
interest rates: ;2%,% 2V4%,» 2%%v tendent of Schools now states that
Alpine, Texas
he will receive sealed tenders un¬
<—v.
Bonds Approved — We under¬
construction bonds
155, p. 2325—were awarded, 2%.%,.3%, 3y4% or 3^2%. Inter¬ the $60,000
jointly to the First National Bank, est, J-J. Bonds and interest there-r sold recently as 2%s at par—V. stand that at a recent election til July 7, at 10 a.m., of the fol¬
and the Durant. National Bank, on will be payable without
155, p. 2055-^-are due on April 15; $10,000
airport
land
purchase lowing road districts refunding
both of Durant, at a net interest duction for any tax or taxes, ex¬ $2,000 in 1943 to 1947, $3,000 in bonds carried by a vote of 205 bonds: $5,000 Dist. No. 1; $5,000
cost of 1.925%, according to the cept
1948 to 1957, and $4,000 in 1958 to "for" to 2 "against." The issuance Dist.No. 2: $5,000 Dist. No. 3; $5,succession
or
inheritance
City Clerk. Due in 1946 to 1966 taxes, now or hereafter levied or 1962. Interest payable A-O.
of the bonds is being held up 000 Dist. No. 5: $10,000 Dist. No.
incl.
- •:
assessed thereon under any pres¬
awaiting further developments in 6; $6,000 Dist. No. 7, and $10,000
Durant, Okla.-
Bond Sale—The $75,000 airport
bonds offered for sale on June 23
;
,
.
ent or future law of the Com^
monwealth* all ol which taxes the
Enid, Okla,
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Price
Paid
The
City Clerk
district
Estates fhat the. $99,000 semi-ann,
—
water extension bonds sold to the
and
to
Bonds are payable from ad
pay:
valorem
taxes
agrees
within the, taxing
V. 155, limitations
imposed; by law
2325—were purchased at par.r
school districts of
City Treasurer as
p.
is
assumes
—
;this
certified
OREGON
check. for
upon
A
class.
2%
of
the
bonds bid for, payable to order of
the
District
Treasurer*
is
re¬
Monmouth, Ore,
Bonds Not .Sold — The $38,000. quired. Bonds will be issued subr
not to exceed 4% water refunding ject to favorable, legal opinion of
bonds offered on June l5—V..155, Townsend.-Elliott & Munson of
p.
Philadelphia,
2230—were not sold.
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and
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ox
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Clover, S. C.
Bonds Sold—A
sewerage
$48,000 issue of
refundirig bonds was
To
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sold
of
of
recently to Hamilton & Co.
Chester, as 2%s, .for a premium
$321,000,
equal
to 100.668, a
basis of about 2.69%.
Dated July
2,! 1942.
Denom, $1,000.
Due
on
Jam 2: $2,000 iri 1944 to 1955, and
Dist. No. 8.
the airport.
Bishop Ind. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bishop), Texas
Bonds Approved
stand
that
at
a
—
We under¬
recent
election
$150,000 construction and equip¬
ment bonds were approved.
Cameron
.
available
funds, other
funds, ithe County
Commissioners'
Court
requests
tenders for the following for in¬
than
use
sinking
vestment:
Road
1932.
and
bridge bonds, Series
.
Road and bridge warrants, Se¬
County (P. O. Brownsries 1932.
ville), Texas
Bond Refunding Contract—It is
Oranqebtirg School District No, 26
Road and1 bridge warrants, Se¬
(P. O. Orangeburg), S. C.
reported that' the above county ries 1932-A.
$3,000 in 1956 to 1963, all incl.
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is,
that has entered*into
stated
$37,000 refunding bonds were pur¬
j 0 1
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re {
i f 1
;
j.x
fund
b
i\ri
a:
contract to.
re¬
Water
improvement
refunding
$829,000 road bonds, for the bonds, Series 1940.
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by
Water Bond Hearing Ordered—
The State Supreme
to
be made
Bond
Contemplated—
Issuance
that
understand
the
city
Howard County
(P.
(P. O. Big
Contract
Refunding
anticipation
aid
Court
road
contract to
the
V
;
is
Albans:
Denom.
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City, Texas
ered.
Bond Refunding Contract—It is
$21,000 outstanding bonds of reported that the above city has
this type.
entered into an agreement to re¬
Lamarque Com. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. La Marque), Texas
17
Bonds Authorized
stand
that
the
of
suance
the is¬
additional
an
bonds,
sale
$35,000
being
a
$300,000 issue voted
May 31, 1941.
•
■;
at
of
3y4%
por¬
tion of the
dated
chase
its
market
refunding
bonds
than
the
funding bonds.
;
St.
Texas
Sold
the
We
—
Columbian
Securities
Corp., of San Antonio, has
chased $10,000 3 semi-ann.
be
received
by
Mayor, until 8.30
air¬
Below will be found
preferred
those
called
stocks
under
called
for
redemption,
indicates the redemption
the details
given in the "Chronicle."
were
Owners
.1958
Corp. 1st lien cumul. income
bonds
Allied Stores Corp.
bonds,
41/2%
Corp.
debenture
1st and
ref.
bonds due
Arkansas
&
1
1
mortgage
1st
*■
"
.
1827
1
bonds,
due
Bethlehem
series
1957___
1749
Steel
F,
due
Corp.
consol,
Buffalo
National
1951
Co.
1
1936__________;Aug
1
stock___:_
_Jun
serial bonds due 1950
guar,
'
1951
Ry.
&
1
1831
Marble
Hamilton
due
Co.
1st
By-Product
1955
mtge.- 6s
Coke
due
Ovens,
1950
Ltd.,
;
2183
-
5s
1
•
,
1st mtge.
4s, ser. A, due 1958
-July
Oil Co. of Texas 414% debentures due 1954__Aug
Houston
Columbus
&
Southern
Traction
Co.
due
1947
Jackson
Park
bonds,
,
due
Corp.
National
Bank
1,.
1
due
1969
Block
1st
July
Co.
^due 1949
Co.
__
1311
2278
"1920
-
1
——____July
mtge. 6s, series A,
1
•
2280
bonds
Koehring Co. 10-yr. convertible bonds dated 1935___.July
Lexington Ry., first mortgage 5s, due 1949___*___^__I_Aug
Long Island Lighting .Co. 6% secured bonds due
Louisville
&
Nashville
5(4%- debentures, due
RR.
1
•
>'
unified
mtge.
4s, due
due
Railways
Corp.
1960_July
1
1839
9
2282
9
2282
1
2186
1
2369
gen.
juiy
mtge.
Jun
prior
lien
bonds,
series
30 *
2186
A,
1
1950
•
July
1842
*
'
Pacific Great-Eastern Ry., 414'-i gunr. stock, due
1942_July 15
& Illinois RR. 1st mtge. 4Vzs dated 1915
Paducah
2097
«
2187
__^_July 1
4V2s, due 1956_,
Sep
1
Pennsylvania RR. gen. mtge. 4'4s ser E, due 1984
Jun 30
Pennsgrove Water Supply Co. 1st mtge. 5s, due 1945__Sep
1
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co., 5% collat. gold bonds
3%
of
Eastern
bonds,
Mfg.
1957
Poli-New
Pipe Line Co,
series C,
Co..
Ltd.
1st mtge. &
1st lien
1962
2187
1st
mtge.
2098
J
Electric
Denver,
it
is
reported.
V
share
Holdert
Payable
of Rec.
6-18
7-15
1
6-30
6-30 "
1
6-20
7-1
6-20
7-
8-
1
7-18
7-25
7-
7-15
'
1
6-20
7-8
7-23
7-10
•
6-17
8-1
Association___j.__-_-____7
> $10
(quar.)_-_-—7
15c
$134
7-10
7-
50c
(quar.)
6-12
8-
6-26
6-25
6-29
—__________
6
6-30
.
Corp.
6-19
t25c
7-15
25c
7-9
6-29
Co.__:—25c
7-15
6-30*
Pulp &
2014
Buda
Company
Budd
,
Wheel
(quar.)—.:——
Paper
Buffalo'
-
Forge'
Buffalo
2190
Insurance
Bush
Term.
Bush
Terminal
2374
Business Shares,
'
6%
2374
6-30
preferred
7%
2288
All
1
>
American
5%
are:
77
pfd.
conv,
,
arrears
Callite
2288
9
$1
6-30
6-25
15c
6-30
6-25
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
(quar.)__
B
6%
Power
$3
preferred_____
■
t$3
1927__;-_:_l__;__;-7
series
t$3
t$334./
cleared
are
with the
.
payments,
.
Tungsten
2192
Registered
Canadian
$1%
Co.
3734c
7-
1
6-20
10c
8-
6
7-22
(quar.)_______
t$2
48-
1
(quar.)
tl2 34c
7-15
$1234c
$50c
7-15
6% pfd.
Commerce
(quar/
,
.
2'/2c
r
.
i
&
coupon
Co.
Power
(s-a).
-v-V 30c
common.;.,:;-
*
„
50c
.
Tybor
Associates
Stores,
(stock).
for
Inc.
each
■
B
50c
6-30
7-1
6.-297
6-29
7-
6-30
6-25
8-
7-15
6-30
Fund,
7c
Inc
(irregular)
Equip.-com.
voting-trust-ctfs.
Company
Bank
1
6-20
7-1
6-20
6-30
6-26 \
6-30
.7-
of
Brooklyn
Mills
G.
6-23
$5
6-25
6-15
50c
.15c
7-21
;
—
7
quar.)__
t
Ltd.
6-30
6-25
7-25
7-10
8-28
8-12
75c
25c
7-
(irregular)—-:
Dental
Mfg.
com:
'(quar.)———
Commerc-al
Corporation
—
•.Community Frosted Foods—1st participating preferred
Consolidated
:
Extra
Car
.
6-19
7-
*
6-25
1
7-
6-22
6-22
1
7-
1
7-1
6-26
10c
6-30
6-23
10c
75c
$1.40
7-15
———
>-" v
(s-a)
—
Heating——:————-;
'
_____—--
Consolidated
,
•
6-19
'
6-30
Shearing & Stamping——-10c
Trust Co. (N.J.)
(quar.)——7
50c
Commodity
6-26
1
6-30
7%
Commercial
•
4,-
$2
preferred (quar.)———'
513A
Comm'l Banking Corp. $1.20 pr. pfd. (quar.)
30c
7%
preferred (quar,)_—-—35c
V
.
8-
8-14
25c
(interim)
_
6-10
,
43c
(s-a)__;:
Mines,
Iron——
&
6-26
1
7-
(quar,)—1734c
(increased
i
Willans
Fuel
Columbus
(resumed)—,
(liquidating)
*
4-10*
50c
(resumed)
Co.———
Copper
"Columbia
com.
1
3
50c
50c
.
—
preferred (quar.)——4334n
Colorado
6-26
6-20
6-19
6-20
.Chilton
6-19
6-30
1
6-30
Chile
6-19-
9
7-
$1
.7-15
7',7 convertible preferred
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit
6-19
6-19
•
••
•
15c
"
6.-22
„7r 1...
-
Co.——
Common
6-20
7 6-30
50c
Republic
7%
.
j
"
;
Process .(irregular)---;..-
Chicago & Southern Airlines
..
6-22
share
Franklin
.Chicago Railway
7- 16-20
9-25
9-1
6-24
1
One'
''
Citizens
1
6-30
6-30
Chemical
r')\-
;
-
$1V*'..
class
7-15
7-
Specialty Co. (quar.)
—•
1234c
Central West Utility (Irregular)—30c
Chase National Bank (NY): ls-al—:
>
70c
'
.
6-30
6-30
7-
Aguirre
share
,
.
,
(quar.)
Light
Cochenour
7-15
•
Central
-
;
.7-
>
25c.
(quar.)-Corp.
7
Carey (Philip» Mfg. Co. (irregular)—• 15c
iCase-Lockwood & Brainard Co. (quar.)
$234
{
,
5%. pfd. .(quar.>—>c_' ;7pfd. (s-a)
Manufacturing
;
-
25c
(quar.)—„___l. .7
A_
•
(irregular)
Gen'l Investments
*
7- 6
_____'
25c .(7-15.--.' 7- 6"'
(quar.)___4_„.s, $:i < > 7- 1
6-20
class
Corp.
Bank of
Canadian
2288
25c
.7
Pipe Co. 6%
•
Canadian
77-25.
' 7-15
i 6-20 /, 6-15
j 6-15 ■.
6-10
50c
(quar.)__ '
*
*
when
Holdert
Payable :, oi Rec.
Share
:
(quar.)_^__„__
non-cum.
Piano
7-10
(quar.>_____
common
California Water & Tel. Co.,
:.
y
"''
Per
Cement—
preferred
7-15
7-25
shown" above.
2288
,
American
6-24
8-1
t$6
.
preferred
,
7
6-29
t75c
preferred..;—-.—;
'
6%
2288
previously announced, but
Further'details and rec¬
6c
Equipment
Locker
'7-2
pfd.____>——\
(N. Y.) >(quar.)__>-_'>
preferred
2288
r
8
5%
Ltd.,
California-Oregon
7-
45c
.•
7%
Co.,
Central
•••••;
,v
common
Iron
Co.
Bldgs.
non-cum.
held
(quar.l_—.
&
.V
>
2191
1
.7
common
Portland
:
Inc.,
1958
American
Potash
Apex
Electric
Atlas
—_____Jun
2284
7%
Mfg.
Tel.
Co.,
Thrift
Attleboro
Autoline
$1.50
Plan
Gas
Oil
Ltd.,
$1.25
8%
Banking
convertible
Series B
Commercial
*
Bartgis
*
Bathurst
Bros.
Co.,
convertible
Pwr.
&
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.
tl7'M»'C
•»
-$2
,
(quar.)
(irregular)-—.
Container Corp. of Amer. common...:—"—Cooper (Peteri Corp.. 634% pfd.__,
—
Corn Products Refining Common
(quar.) —
.7%
preferred (quar.)—;
Creamery Package Mfg
________
Crocker-Wheeler Electric Mfg.—
Crowell-COllier Publishing 7%. pfd. (s-a)—_
Rendering
„
•.
,
$3
25c
t$2%
,75c
$1%
3734c
$334
.
7-15
6-30
6-30
'
6-24
6-16
.
15c
•
6-30
7-15
8-20
8-
7.
6-29
1
7-20
5-
7-
7-
7-15
2,
2
7-10
6-30
7-20
6-30
8-
1
-
7-24
Co.
(irregulart__
Corp.,
common
preferred
6%
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Pap. Co., Ltd. cl. A
—
(quar.)
-
7-15
7-
7-10
6-30
6-30
6-30
Chemical
Steel
Corp.—'———
Diamond
State Telephone
6-25
6-15
Diocesan
Investment Trust
6-24
6-23
1
7-17.
7-1
5c
6^30
3734c■ f6-30.r
t25c
9-1
-
:—
Co. (quar./—:i
(quar.)
,
i
Home
534 %
Dunlop
ceipts
6-30
Dwight
.
East.
Manufacturing Co.
Tenn.
6-25
6-20
Eastern
6-20
8-7
Eastern
Extra
Stores
preferred (quar.)
Rubber, Ltd. American
for ordinary register.
& West.
No.
C.
Magnesia Talc Co.
:l
Transp.
7■
5'
6-27
•
2
-9c
8-
1
7-14
7-15
6-29
$$1%
8-
1
■
7-13
re¬
(irregular)..
(irreg.)
(incr. quar.)
—
Township Telephone Co.
Easy Washing Machine 1%
1
deposit
43%c
7-20
15c
(quar.)__I
.Domin'on Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Dixie
6-30
7-15
?
(quar.)_
Inc.
7- 2 .
7- 1-
.7-31
25c
$iy2
60c
Products Co—25c
Brothers,
Davidson
-
.
25c
(quar.)
7-15
Davidson
7- 1,.
.7-17
..13c
.—
7-24
Co
Detroit
.
(reduced)—
7V2c
Abbey
Cypress
6-19
7-15
Drug
7-1
3734c
(quar.)
com.
6-26
7-1
7-15
6-26
pfd. (quar.)____
$134
Stores——25c
2c
Crystalite Products Co., 6%
Cunningham
6-20
6-20
7■
....
20c
•
(irreguldr)_;_—;
common
Wilcox
pfd. (quar.)
(irregular.)-
(Phila.)—
&
•
$334>
pfd.
Inc.
6-30
77- 1'
7-15"
8—1
6-27,
■
.
$l'/2'
37/4C
,
(quar.)_,
,
preferred
Fund,
Babcock
26
com.
Corp. 7%
Light
Co.
Axe-Houghton
6%
SI
$134
Manufacturing Co.,
preferred
(s-a>__
July 22
1st mtge. bonds, due
75c
Corp.
A
i
Bankers
1844
(irreg. )
(liquidating)
prior pfd. (quar.)__
cl.
-__r.
Associated
Athol
Chemical
&
Corp. $2
Mills
Automobile
due
England Theatres.
Steel
Inc.
Brompton
$iy4? .7- 1-' 7 6-22
$3
,7- 1 6r20
American Discount Co. of Ga. fquar.»-_i—_.
15c >
7-,l
6-22
Amer. Fidelity & Casualty Co., Inc.
(quar;)' ,'
15c
7-10
6-30
American Fork & Hoe 6%
pfd. (quar.)
.•
$134
■ 7-15,, 7- 3
7%
•
1
-
Packing
preferred
Arlington
1
Panhandle
l'/o
Co,
Anglo-American
July
Paton
56
Co.
2190
.1
1
1
.
,—i
Extra
Class
414%
1958
due
1,
'
Co.
Nice Ball Bearing Co., 1st mtge. 3-5% bonds, due
1945_July
Oregon-American Lumber Corp. 1st mtge.- income 6%
bonds
Reduction
Corp.
Aggregates
1839
July
July 1, 1958.
on
Central
Inc-.„-1_—_____7":
Cast
1839
_—
York
A,
ser.
I .irregular)
American
1
—
Bridge
bonds^
New
Air
American
—1
___
Cincinnati
&
;
Department"- in the -week when
Name of Company
Straus,
American
*
1952_Oct
1st
1941
j
Stockj Co.
2280
1
mtge. & ref. 6s, due 1943
July
1st mtge. & ref. 5s, due 1956
July
Munising Paper Co. 1st mtge. 5s due 1947——___;__July
Nazareth Convent & Academy 1st
mtge. serial bonds
dated
V
Alpha
1
v
Due
Market
Brainard
Brink's,
7'i- "f-.>7 V./ .V; A*'
issue.
News
2185.
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
Newport
Acme'
Allen
1945—July
Long Island Lighting Co.
this
show the dividends
&
Abraham
Albany
____July .1
_______
$24,000 in
Edison
Boyiston
2189
grouped in two separate tables: " In the
Investment
1
2185
3(4%
:;
Aug
5s,
mtge.
The dividends announced this week
2185
mtge.
1st
1st
in
are
Aeronca. Aircraft
1
dated
1, at the First National
of
flame of Company
Boston
2189
due
•
:
—_—
Service
#
> DIVIDENDS
we
1920
Aug
1st
___,
Public
'7,;
briftg together all the dividends announced the
Then we follow with a second table in
we
and
1837
1
1
1946
"r
.
1944__——7—Jan 1
mtge.-5% bonds due 1958—77__July, "1
5$,
mtge;
declared.
—July
5s due
mtge.
2372
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company! name in our "General Corporation
2184
4
July
on
(
issue of
water1 bonds,
Bank
.■
entire
_____
Gas & Electric Co.,,
Ry.,
which have not yet been paid.
2184
____^._____July
mtge. s. f.
—_—,_I
1946
Kansas City Gas,Co. 1st
Kansas
Power
&
Light
Kewanee
debentures
1st
Co.
Hampton
* Announcements
which
:
1st
________—_——_____
Debentures
ref.
&
first
2184
-mtge. bonds, due 1948
—Aug
1
Inland Steel Co. 1st mtge. 3s, ser, E, due 1952._
^.July 15
Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd., 1st 5V4s, ser. A—_~___—July 1
International Paper Co. 1st & ref.
5s, ser. A and B,
Interstate
&
News
Dividends
2094
Indianapolis,
bonds,
1946__——:
due
Power
S|:]:
2278
Inc. 3Va %
Hazelton Water Co.
2099
•
current week.
debentures, due 1950___;,__Jun 22
Harding Bldgs. 1st mtge. 5% bonds due 1947
-____LJuly 1
Times,
1927
—July..l
serial
1—July
2366
2184
Hartford
Virginia
1
,
Call—The
(
debentures,
2006
-
-
29
____—
4 y2 %
Ga.,
1956
1st
,
ser.
2366
1
Bond
1956, $23,-
1958,
Central
2366
3
July
1st
20-yr.
—_____—__Jun
«
-
dpted 1927
Jun 30
Investors Co.; inc., 3(4% debs._____Aug
1
Genera/Realty & Utilities Corp, preferred stock __;___July.
Georgia-Carolina Power Co. 1st 5s due 1952____
July
Georgia
2189
.
_____—:
re¬
WYOMING
Buffalo, Wyo. ■■■] ■' r-.
When
2182
Coosa Portland Cement Co., 1st
mortgage 6s, due 1944_July 20
Evanston Bus Co. 6% income bonds due 1962
___lJuly 1
Flint Capitol Bldg. Co., 6%
bonds
General American
7-
1751
1
6s,
West Ohio Gas Co.
^ 2181
.
.I
.! ;•
VL-" ■ ■■■"!,X946_^^_l—----Aug. 1
B, due 1950—-Aug,1
C, due 1952___^--r-~w---_*.-il--Aug
1
5s, ser.
J.
s.
Newport
2363
1.
Atlanta,
r
ref.
due
-
.______„_July
1st &; ref. 4y2s, due
Lighting Co.
ref.
&
*
7.7
______July
___—
&
Southside
v
2091
-
30
Citizens Independent Tel. Co. 1st
mtge. -.4y4s due 1961_July
Connecticut Power Co. 1st & gen.
mtge. 3'Aft series B
bonds due 1967—v
Connecticut
1st
6%.
July
Corp. preferred
Chicago Union Station
and
3*4%
mtge.
1959__;_____„
Biggs-Long Realty Corp., bonds dated
is
quired.
of Amer. 7% 1st pfd.___._-—
t$3l/2
-Beatty Bros. 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
t$134
.Bell-Telephone of Penn. (reduced quar.)—
$134
Belt RR. & Stockyards Co., common—.'
75c
'.6% ..preferred '/—-__i
75c•
Benson & Hedges $2 conv. pref. (quar.)50c'
Bloomingdale Brothers, Inc
20c
Bobbs-Merrill Co., 434% pfd.
(quar.)______
$134
Boeing Airplane Co. (resumed)
—:
$1
Bohack
(H. C.)
1st pfd._
t$l
series A,
-
of
Club
1929
1st
1 ■*" ■" 2363
.July
bonds,
$500, payable
Treasurer,
Bearings Co.
2189
Virginia Public Service Co.—
1st & ref. 5y2s, ser. A, due
'
•
be
'
2189
X
——July
Underwriters Bldg. Co. 1st mtge. 5V2.% bonds.due 1950.July.
Union Terminal Co. 1st mtge. 334 '£ bonds, due 1967—Aug
Union Traction Co., Phila., 4% bonds due 1952,—July
dated
*
"1
Village
A Page
lstj
—l
—
1946
Atchison-
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Rocky Mountain
Division 1st mtge. bonds, series A, due
1965________July
Bay way Terminal Corp. 20-yr. 6% income 2nd mtge.
and
1957
in
.
.
1
mtge. bonds_;__,'
1st mtge. 6y2s,
Inc.,
the
to
to
,
Standard
Memphis Ry., Bridge & Terminal Co., 1st
5s, due 1964___:_1________'____.
.___'___Sep
Arnold Print Works
1743
1
;___Aug
000
Julyvl
Schuyler Hudson Corp. 1st 4s, due 1947——-July 1
Scovill Mfg. Co. 334"%' debentures due 1950——'—July
1
Seaboard Air Line Ry. receivers' equip, tr, efts.—i,_^_July
I
Shenango Valley Water Co., 1st mtge. 4% bonds, series '
B, due 1961—
:
■>.
—
July ''1
Sioux City Gas .& Electric Co. serial debs., series A——July
I
Sisters of (pharity of Cincinnati 1st & ref. mtge. collat.{
■trust bonds, series A, due 1949———.——July
1
Smith & Wesson, Inc. 1st mortgage 5V26, due 1948—iJuly
1
Springfield City Water Co. 1st 4s, series A, due 1956—July 6
Square D Co. preferred stock—.—i__4_^un. 30
Standard Bleachery & Printing Co.
5l/2% bonds due
2178
l950___July
Mills,
Victory
1943
bonds
A certified check for
in 1952, $21,000 in
1953 to 1955, $22,000 in
'Date.
.
blank
by the successful purchaser.
1928, are being called for payment
—July
due
due
___
•
-
1943
and 4V4%
mtge,'5%
due
;
of
cost
borne
were
1948, $19,000 in 1949
■
Page
______July
23,
5%
and
1947
" - <
mtge. serial bonds due 1949______
'—_—-July 1
Francisco Paramount Corp, 1st mtge. bonds due
Saratoga
the
about
to 1951,'$20,000
Due
Joseph! Sanitarium of Mount- Clemens, -Mich.,
San
Series
in
a
J'
\ ;
The
subject
1.98%, divided as
follows: $445,000 maturing Jan. 1,
$52,000 in *1943, $16,000 in 1944,
$17,000 in 1945 and 1946, $18,000
price of. 100.135, a basis of about
;
of
Bank.
issued
approving opinion of Lines,
York, at par, a net interest
cost
ref.
-
Date
______
Arizona Power
cou-j-
Charlottesville, as 1.70s, paying
Company and Issue—
The date
•
Company and Issue—
Allied
New
Sale—The following
be
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee,
syndicate composed
a
State
to
the cost of such opinion as well as
June
on
are
to the
(P. O.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Estabrook & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
and E. H. Rollins & Sons, all of
semi-ann, bonds aggregating
pon
Fisheri
St,-.
and the page number gives the location in which
ers,
Bond
re¬
p.m.
last date for making tend¬
or
sale
Plains
bonds
Issue).housing bonds of¬
for
awarded to
Suffolk, Va.
serial
1.685%:
including
sinking fund provisions.
fered
'
;
$100,000, offered for sale on June
18—V. 155, p. 2142—were awarded
to the Peoples National Bank of
W.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
A .(First
Cross
Wash.
Seattle),
1, 1942. Denom. $1,000.
$1,000 from July 1, 1943 to
Prin. and int. payable at the
1957.
v
Housing Authority
Bond Sale—The $498,000
VIRGINIA
.f
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
v
■^; Notices
/v.
Seattle
genuineness, and approved
Charles D. Wat¬
(EWT) on
June 29 for the purchase of the $60,000 public impt. bonds.
pur¬
for bids will be isued.
the purchaser
18, 1942, at the
Co., St.a Albans.
Trust
In¬
Dated July
Due
of
Vt.
B.
will, be consid¬
bearing
,
Albans,
delivery
1.90s.
WISCONSIN
$400,000 water system exten¬
sion bonds offered on June 17,
were not sold, as the only bid re¬
ceived was rejected. Another call
,
of St. Albans.
son,
V Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
understand
'
Wash.
as
•
It
—
Agnes Edwards, City Clerk, that
$1,000. No bid for less
and accrued interest to
the
original
on
*
*
Sold
the
to legality by
as
County (P. O. Mar fa),
Bonds
and
and
interest with shorter
maturities
to
as
A
value
incl,
int.
Delivery to
Peoples
VERMONT
Presidio
that
of
series
1
These bonds will be authenticated
outstanding
refunding
March 10, 1933, and
interest, by the pur¬
of
bearing 5%
Commissioners
Court recently authorized
construction
bonds
We under¬
—
$26,000
balance
•
1965
$27,000 in 1964,
terest payable J-J.
is stated by
Cross Plains, Wis.
Agnes Edwards, City Clerk, that
the $.400,000 water system exten¬
Bond Offering — B. A.
Faust,
sion bonds unsuccessfully offered Village Clerk, will receive sealed
on- June 17, have been purchased
and oral bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
by Blyth & Co., Inc. of Portland, on June 30, for the purchase of
as
$15,000 2% semi-ann. sewage dis¬
3V4s, at par.
plant
construction
bonds.
Bonds Not Sold—It is stated by posal
about Aug.
or
on
fund
fund
of
date
to
1959 and 1960,
$25,000 in 1961,
$26,000 in 1962, as 2s, and $53,000
maturing. Jan. 1: $26,000 in 1963
on
1947 to 1962.
Renton,
Bond
(F-A) payable
the Peoples Trust Co., St.
at
Commissioners
1961
,
and
than par
Texas
re¬
from
15
Prin.
re¬
June
on
bonds, the above county
a
Approved—It
that
,
Texas
the district.
designated portion of State-
has entered into
Bonham),
Due
and
25,000 not to exceed 3% interest
refunding bonds. Dated Aug.
15, 1942. Due $5,000 on Aug.
8, approved the re¬
funding of bonded indebtedness of
of
its
Texas will not be able to pay
full
ported
In
—
State
the
that
O.
h: Refunding
Spring), Texas
Bond
National Bank of Boston.
1947 to 1962.
WASHINGTON
$5,000 in 1956 • and
$7,000 in 1957. Prin. and int.
(F-A) - payable at the First
.
Shiloh Com. Sch. Dist. No. 28
set for June 17.
was
June 1
follows:
is
$10,000,000,
considering the possibility of pur¬
water revenue bond issue, with
chasing the existing water system
which
to
finance a new water
for an estimated amount of $225,supply system for Houston.
The 000
by issuing revenue bonds.
hearing on the mandamus petition
a
approve
each issue.
on
June 1 in
on
40,000 refunding bonds.
$12,000 not to exceed 4% interest
refunding water bonds. Dated
Aug. 1,1942. Due Aug. 1, as
San Benito, Texas
We
aggre¬
gating $37,000. Separate bids must
1952.
to
granted the request of the city
for permission to mandamus At¬
torney General Gerald C. Mann
and make him show cause why he
following described bonds
approved
Court op
Due from March 15, 1944
Jan. 17.
Court on June
10
refused
refunding bonds,
the Commissioners
port
Houston, Texas
1
Monday, June 29/1942
(quar.).:
pfd. (accum.)—_
15c
75c
6-26
$2
6-27
6-20
$134
$134
6-30
6-20
25c
$17 34c
7-
5-26
7-
8
6-30
6-20
7-15
7-
2
1
6-30
'
6-20
.
Per
Name of Company
Holder«
When
Per
\
'
preferred
(quar.)
•—
—
participating prior preferred (quar.)__
Emerson Electric Mfg. Com., (irregular)..,—
7% preferred
(quar.)
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$2
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RR.
beneficial
of
7-
1
6-20
1
6-20
7-
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1
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1
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Gardner
Light
common——
&
8-
(quar.)
Class
B
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6%
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....
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Liberty Loan Corp., class A.—......
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6-30
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—..—....
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(s-a»
.-
Field
Maryland
MCCall
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(quar.)..
pfd.
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Massachusetts
Investors
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1
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;
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A
7- 8
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1
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8-1
Corp.
Investment
of
6-30
8-
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$114
,
Extra
i———1—83c
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50c
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$1%
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National Distillers Products Corp. (quar.)...
50c
National Screw & Manufacturing.——
3714c
National Tool Co. <quar.)T
10c
Naumkeag Steam Cotton
$1
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u—.
75c
New England Confectionery Co.
(irreg.).—
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$lVa
—
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York
Norfolk
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.Adjustment
(quar.)
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preferred
com.
(quar.i
(quar.)
^
non-cum.
7-31
,
.
$lVa
$214
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Cold .Storage
prior
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7-25
Goods
Aluminum
Manufacturers,
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1
6-17
7-
1
6-22
7-
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1
Industrial Alcohol
-70c
convertible
,
A
10-
6-30,
Y
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1
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American
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.
;
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American
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7%
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7-10
7-15
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7-
7
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7%
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6-20
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6-18
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7-31
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7-31
8-15
7-31
6-30
6-18
6
12c
(quar.)„
6-30
6-15
12c
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-20
$114
2
6-24
6-20
5-14
7-15
6-30
7-
$75c
6%
B
1044c
15c
^
Mfg. Co., 4%
-
1714c
50c
(guar.)_
(quar.)___
6%
1st
2nd
American
7%
Hair
&
6-30
6-15,
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conv.
pfd
$114
50c
$114
15c
Y__.
(quar.)
15c
___Y
7- 1
,
6-16
7-1
6-16
7- 1
7- 1
6-12
preferred,
preferred
Rubber
7-13
6-5
1
6-
7-20
7-10
American
Hide &
8-, 1
7-15*
convertible
1
6-22
6-30
6-30
6-19
7- 1
6-12
75c
6-30
6-15
75c
6-19
CO.—
preferred
Insulator
6-22
7-
25c
(quar.)
Leather
Products
7- 1
$134
Steamship
Hawaiian
American
6-19
6-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Home
6-15
$114
common
Hardware
6%
6-12
6-15
8-25
11-25
8- 8
$114
(quar.)_!__.
preferred
Hard
6-12
-
Felt Co.—
American
1
6-24
6-19
6-30
7- 1
(quarY)—
6-24
7-
7- 1
6-30
$134
(quar.)______
6-30
7-15
6-19*
7- 1
6-30
8c
.
,
(quar.)
7-1
15c
25c
10c
$1.3114
Crystal Sugar, common.
preference
American
Corp.—
$1%
(Reading,
American
50c
20c
25c
7- 1
6-11*
6-11*
6-23
6-19
6-19
6-19
6-17
6-17*
6-15
7- 1
6-30
1214c
7- 1
American Dairies 7% preferred (quar., $l34 x
7- 1
American Dist. Telegraph
5% pfd. (quar.)
$114
7-15
American Envelope Co., 7% pref. A (quar.).
•
$134
9- 1
7%
preferred A (quar.)
Y__
[
$134 - 12- 1
American Export Lines 5% preferred (quar.)
$114
8-15
American Express Co.* (quar.)
$1147-1
American Felt Co., ,6% preferred (quar.)
$114
' 7- 1
6% preferred (quar.)
'
$114
7- 1
American Fork & Hoe Co. 6% pfd. (quar.)_$114
7-15
American Furniture Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
$134
7-15
American Gas.& Electric 434% pfd. (quar.)
$1.1834
7- 1
American General Corp
(special)
15c
6-30
5%
6-15
Cigarette & Cigar—
preferred
Class
$6
Co A (quar.)
7-1
7-1
75c
$3«4
Y___"Y
6% .preferred
American
American
—
6-15
class A____
American Cyanamid Co.> class A
6-15
7-, 1
r
„
American
,
6-22
Y 50c
.
'
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7-1
preferred
Casualty Co.
American Central
,
8
$11#
$114
:
75c
common.
Quarterly
6-i5
.
,__a_„
6-15
Car & Foundry Co.—
non-cumulative
American
1
$134
-*
6-30
7- 1
;
7-.
25c
.
6-19
7-15
7- 1
Can.Co.,'7%-, preferred (quar.)...
American Capital Corp. $3 preferred
%
'
7-15
50c
(quar.)
.7-
50c
a_;
25c
$114
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American
...$$114
"
7-3
(s-a)__.
Foundry,
--....i,.-..
preferred
6-30
%t$I
iA-
6-16
7-15
10c
nfd.
American Business Credit-Corp.,
90c
—
6-30
common...
Corp.,
6-25
7-20
6-25
,7- 1
(quar.)____„...^_„_^_____
7-
7-
6-15
6-16
25c
8-
,
12-15
7- 2
7- 1
$1
<
...
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Bemberg
Extra
.
9-15
9-15
12-15
$1.061'4
(reduced)
preferred
514%
,
6-15*
6-15
6-15
30c
(Del.)..
__..y_
—
American
7
6-15
7- 1
(Chic.)—
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Class
7
6-17
6-15*
Y
Airlines, Inc.—
Extra
„
7- 1
6-30
6-30
9-30
9-30
12-31
12-31
$l3/4
$25c
10c
_.__.__._%_YY-_.-'___-YY.
^
$114
50c
.Quarterly
Y__
Asphalt Roof, 6% pfd. (quar.)
American Bakeries, class A (quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
7-
.
.
preferred
6-10
7- 1
7-20
50c
American
6-16
8-
6-15
6-10
6-10
7-1
6-30
$l3/4
Y_____
$4.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
American Alliance Insurance Co.
(N.
„
7-31
6-30
6-30
>
t$31/a
$214
,
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Conjmon: (quar.)
American
6-17
8-15
7-15
•
1
15c
7%
Amalgamated Trust & Sav. Bank
6-23
$1
(quar.)
participating
Holding .Co
U., S.
United Stockyards
'
7-15
7-
7-
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
50c
$l3/4
(quar.)
(quar.).
American
1
50c
(
Co
Amalgamated Electric Corp., Ltd
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)...
6-30
8-
6-20
6-23
6-23
25c
_________
common
...
,.
6-17
6-30
Manufacturing
7%
6-20
7-15 '
preferred
Common
z
6-20
Corp.—
6-30
•
7%
6-22
,7-15
6-30
6-30
6-30
$1V4
preferred (quar.)_u__YYY.—1
Aluminum
6-18
6-10
6-20
6-20
Y"
$114
25c
a___
regis, (final)
Co, .(resumed)
6-24
8-31
6%
6
1
6-15
7-1
6-30
Aluminum Co. of America—'
7-
6-25
9-21
6-30
15c
(quar.)
I......
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.
6-30
6-26
1
7- 1
25c
25c
433/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)_.
Ltd.—"
1
A
6-17
7-
10-
15c
...u
common
7-25
1
6-20
50c
$114
5%. preferred
3
6-25
6-26
12-19
7-1
$3
25c
Allied Stores Corp. commonY—
6-23
7-
Corp.,
25c
$23,4
pfd. A%(quar.>
preference
■
1
6-19
.Class
7- 2
12-29
35c
(quar.).
com.
J75c
A
...
(irregular) ___a_
6-30
■
6-19
;
7-17
6-20
1
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(s-a)
Special
6-17
1214c
$75c
Corp.—___Y——
dep. rets. ord.
Specialties
6-25
1
7-15
(quar.50c
Fuel
U.YS.
1
7-31
7- 6
12-24
Pacific, Insurance- (Seattle)
United
6-20
12-28
Manufacturing Co;^_.a—
Bond/Fund——Y_A—
Income/FundY—_aYai__
American,
1
7-
pref.
(quar.)_...._
Products
9-25
claSs' 'AY (quar.)A—A
CO.,
preferred
Laboratories, Inc.
7-
6-18
6-18
7-
$1V2
5%
Machine
7.
1
7- 1
8-1
5c
Adding
Allied
,
7-
6-15
6-20
6-10
$$134
$1V2
(quar.)___
Y
Allied
1
Corp../(resumed)
MolaSses
(quar.)
5
7-
6-30
$114
Markets, Inc. pref.
6-20
6-26
.
Super
Allen-Wales
6-25
7-15
7-2
7- 1
7- 1
...
RR.
1
7-1
Trust
Investments,
:
7-
7-10
6-12
6-20
10c
(quar.)
$6
7- 1
4c
Extra
6-19
6-25
75c
t$l3/4
$4.50' preferred: (quar;) YAAl_—
5% Y preferred,. (q.uar,)-_-a„_—
United
1
!
1
6-30
(quar.$114
:
$1%
$1V4
(s-a)
$414
pfd.
'
3
(quar.)
6-23
9-19
1
6-12
$$13A
75c,
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (reduced)
Allegheny & Western Ry., gtd. (s-a)
....
Allemannia Fire Ins. Co. (Pgh.) (quar,)
3
6%, class A .preference
3
8-19
1
7-
6-16
6-6
7-
30c
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd.,
6-19
7-
Lithograph
6-30
7-
1
6-30
$114
Preserving, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Preferred
6-19
6-15
7-1
40c
:
5-30
United
7-15
7-
1
6-16
$1
•
....
$6
6-24
7- 1
Wood
Preferred
6-26
7-
Co.,
7-10
15c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc..-
Power
6-18
6-29
3714c
f
(quar.
& Susquehanna
Albers
,
6-19
7-
United
1
6-20
-
7-10
,
f
United
6-24 Yv
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Electfjc.;CoAofAMissoUri—
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7-15*
8-1
Alberta
7-15
Unton?Bag^&..tjPa.pertCori>ii'j---—„
6-23
8-14
8-31
Alabama
Albany
6-15
Ghatillnn^Qorp.—j;
6-23'' >: .United
1
'
6-30
7-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)..
Insurance
1
6-20
7- 2
25c
(s-a)
Inc.
Surety
Co.
7-
7- 1
,
20c
*
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, 7% prefjquar.)
Agricultural Ins. (Watertown, N. Y.) (quar.)
Alabama Mills, Inc. (irregular).
7%
.
6-23
1
6-1
7-
Securities,
6-11
6-11
7-15
$$314
Standard Engineering Co.—.
preferred (quar.)
5lo
7-15
$1
YTroy Sunshade Co.Y (quar.)J—
.
'
7-
Aetna
7-15
Affiliated
Shipbuilding Co._Y__
—75c
.$114,Y
Manufacturing,Co. (quar.)—Y—...
.-Union-
,.
6-23
i-
Aetna
7-15
8-
10%
Udylite Corporation /-,-.-—A—,
7-15
7-.1
6-19
8-
.
1
Insurance
(stock)——-
Canada common
Traders-Finance ,6%
?A $7
Y
,
6-30
7-25
Aetna
15c
Y
Oil Co.,
Tubize
7-13
7-15
Casualty &
6-23
common——;
.—A
7% pfd—^
a.
TradersABuilding Association
6-12
'
-
Aeronautical
Aetna
7-
"A.'
preferred
YTowle
6-20
.
9-17
Life
pfd.(accum.)
Mfg. Co., Inc., class A
7-20
$1.20
;.
Coro.._.__Y_^:
,
National
Toledo
6-25 1
9-
.
(quar.i—
Engineering Co.
Timm-Aircraft
7-15
...
,
preferred
7-
;
1«
7-15
—
Indiana-Gas & Electric Co.— ;.
6-24
.
i
(quar.)-i
A
.
—„
7-11
7-15
Aero Supply
Works, Ltd., 614%
8-
50c
75c
$2
60c
3714c
37'/ac
/ Y
common.—— r
—_
Sun
1
7-
Telephone
Manufacturing Corp.
preferred (quar.)
State
;
1
30c
8-20
Glove
25c
preferred-(s-a)
—ARR. Co. (irregular)—
Southern Berkshire Pwr. & Elec. Co.—
Southern Calif. Gas Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)—"
7%
8-
(quar,)
$114
Minnesota:Valley- Canning.;5*%',,pfd. (quar,).
$1.14 »
"jMlssmiri Public Service (.irregular)-———=. • 16c
v Made.
Q'Day Corp. (irregular
20c
Monroe Loan Spciety class
" 5c
i
14 %- preferred Y(quar,;)'-il^^-Y--—34%c...
; Montana Power $6 pfd. . (quar.)$114
i MpntregL Telegraph, ■.(•increased^ quar.)
t A, 148c
?Morreil (John) &
—1...—
.
50c
Narragan3ett Electric A14 % pfd. (quar.)
• 5614c
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
•
of Reo.
6-30
6-30
$3
^dams (J. D.), Mfg. Co. (quar.)
7-16 z
9-10
Yu-i—^——^—t$l34
—Y
; t$l34
Stanley Works (The) common
50c
5%
preferred "(quar.i—AY—A.—;
' 3114c
8-
9
6-16
10-8
Holders
$1
Abercrombie & Fitch $6 pfd, (s-a)
-
When
Payable
40c
______
(quar.)
$114
——„—
4-14% class A pfd. (quar.)—_
Superheater Company (quar.)—^
Super Mold Corp. (Cal.)
(quar.)
^
Taunton Gas Light (quar.) A——A—!
Tennessee Central Ry., 7% conv. pfd..^____
Texas & Pacific Ry.-5% non-cum. pfd
:
Thatcher Mfg., convertible pfd.
(quarJ
6-
preferred
8-13
$1
conv.
7%
8-
-
the
10c
$1
.-.(quar,)—"
(quar.)
common
6-30
$114
'
(irregular)Y-l
Co.Ycom.
Products
Submarine-Signal Co-,
35c
Gas-Lt. $5 partic. units
(quar.)-——
Co._Y„
Manufacturing
5%. preferred
7%
7-15
$3'4
preferred
Co.——A—————AY;,
Storage
6-30
1
...
.
Stokely Bros. & Co. 5%-prior pfd. (quar.)
Stony Brook RR. Corp. (s-a)—
8-
pfd. (quar.)
$114
MpLellan Stores Co. 6% pfd,; (quar.)______/ r $114
Melville Shoe Corp. common (quar.)
50c
•( : 5%
preferred (quar.)—•___$114
Middlesex Products .Corp. ,(quar.l
25c
^.Middlesex Water 7% pfd, (s-a).——:
%^idwest Piping &. Supply (irregular)——.
(irreg.)—
Y
' Y:
com.
6-25
<
4%
6-24
Steel
7-20
Laboratories,
Aeriie
1
—
7-15
1
6-19
Per
6-16
7-
Standard
Y
6-25
7-
6-24
6-30
share
7-22
7-
6-20
7-31
9-10
1
week, these being given in
6-30
$114
3c
25c
pfd/ (quar.i—_
Co
Brewing
Stecher-Traung
24c
__
this
Extra
6-24
6-30 .--i'
6-30
20c
.......
(irregular)
1
7-
The list does not include divi¬
yet paid.
' '7-'' ;
■
'•
Name of Company
Abbott
6-15
6-20
2
7-15
McCrory Stores 5%
IV^mneapolis
-
6-30
(quar.)——$13,4
Trust
.
6-20
.f,;'Yl
:'
Y Y1
6-15 *
2
1
7r2l
6-19
7-
(6-18
10-
v
1
7-
$3
1
7-15
6-26
15c
30c
(quar.I.¬
give the. dividends announced in previous-
announced
8-25
25c
Spicer
8-14
—
7-
$114
Cement———_
Portland
Cruz
Southwestern
7:
1
7-' 1
7-
7-15
4.8%
6-20
8-31
& Tel. com.
1
preceding table.
6-15
,
6-30
(quar.)——-
Southwest -Consolidated
6-20
7-15
....
Marshall
1
1
50c
(quar.).—
Maxwell & Moore..—
Maritime Tel.
—,
(series- 1939)
preferred
Preferred
6-30
25c
(quar.)—$20c
7% preferred
(quar.).________
$1714c
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)..
25c
Manning,
6-20
6-30
Southern
8-
20c
Square Garden
.
(R. C.) Co. $2 class pfd.
^
6-23
25c
Manufacturing
Clock
6-30
dends
7-15
6-20
9-
8
(quar.)
6%
7-
:
Lux
1
■
South Western
6
7-
75c
Lima Cord Sole & Heel-.................^ ;; 1;
10c
Luzerne Co. Gas & Elec. 514% pfd.
(quar.).
$1.3114
Madison
7-
7-
Life
6-29
15c
Co.
(quar.)
7-15*
s'
■
6-30
25c
1214c
12»/2c
8714c?
.
7-
we
weeks and not
preferred
'
1
7-29
7-
1
preferred
Southeastern
•»
7-15
8-
7-
$5
•
12-24
7-25
,
6
75c
(irregular)
(quar.)
$7
Sonoco
6-25
12-31
25c
Below
9-10
1
6-30
Steel Car
■
Smyth
6-25
6-30
$1%
A-,'.
B
%
-
,
•«••••
...
Navigation (interim)—
(Charles) 7% pfd. (quar.)—,
Coal
Youngstown
<
,7^15
Lehigh
6-25
7-
7-10:
7-22
——
6-18
Corp.. (Del,) common
_______
20c
preferred (s-a)—$114
pfd,: (quar.J—
...
$1%
Lawyers Title Insurance Co. (Richmond, Va.)
Common
(Initial) __________—60c
6%
preferred (initial s-a)
$3
6%;preferred .(s--a.i—ui*—$3
Lazarus (F&R) & Co. (quar.)
35c
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp..
%
75c
6-23
1
7-10
7-10
—
.
6-20
r,
6-30
;
1
10-
(quar.)_
$114
$2.50 conv.-prior preference
(quar.)——
6214c
Selby Shoe Company (irregular)——
65c
Shaler Co. class A (quar.)Y———
;YA
50c
Class- B—A———'——
10c
Shasta Water Co.-—_A__Y__——-—
10c
Shell Union Oil Corp,—Y'U:k
40c
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
(interim)———.„
J30c
Sllbak Premier Mines Ltd.——
+4c
Sloan & Zook. Company
(quar.)—
25c
.
6-20
7-16
Lane Bryant.7%
7-10
3
5%, convertible
>
7- 1
1
7-
30c
(s-a)j——;
1
Security
.i
$114
Corrugating Co.
8-1
Seiberling Rubber 5%- class'A pfd.
6-25
7-
York
1
:>
6-20
10c
35c
......
(irregular).,
Lafayette Fire Insurance (New Orl.) (s-a)._
Steel
Laclede
.
7-
obligations
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney
314 % preferred , (s-a >
1
,-6-24
,■?
,
9-25
8-
—
6-25
7-
1
7-
$2
pfd., (quar.)
Electric
Manufacturing
7-
/
6-30
1214c
1
Towne
7-
Santa
,
7-1
7-
&
7-25
Typewriter
6%
";7<* 2
~
10c
Knapp-Monarch Co, common (irregulaf)—_;Y;Y 20c
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)__,...,-.._._..__
6214c
$2.70
preferred -(quar.)-—,.,
6714c,
6-23
30c
Suburban
Yale
7-15
6-20
1
1
6-30
414%
7-15
6-20
7-15
Julian
;>
6-25
6-30
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
,-r._
20c
Kokenge Co._—
—75c
Kamas City Title Insurance Co., (s-a)..'—
:
$2
Service
Johnson
Johnson,
6-20
7-
6-18
Elec.
$3
6-20%
1
1
6-18
6-30
8-
'
10-
8714c
Y preferred
''
7-
6-26
25c
7-15
&
6-22
6-16
,7-1
common
$114
5-25
$1%
7% 2nd preferred (s-ai_Y——yYY; $314
6%
1st preferred
(s-aiYa Y..Y $3
Security Investment (St. Louis) com. (quar.)
50c
9-22*
1
6-30
2714c
(s-ai——.......
40c
$iy2
(irregular)
Gas
Co., common
$1
(quar.) ___Y
$1%
St. Croix Paper Co. (quar.i
"•
SI
St. Lawrence Corp. 4% cl. A pfd. (accum.iY25c
St. Lawrence Paper Mills 6% pfd.
(accum.) '
$75c
San Antonio Public Service Co.—
' k,
3
6-30
preferred (s-^a)—...x,—$214
Co. 7% pfd.t$l3A
7-10
Wisconsin
-
6-30
25c
B
1
6-26
6-22
*
Glass
8-
$1
6-30
)
series A
7-15
$iy8
8-15
$3
6-20
514%
1
2
$214
Common' no'n.-voting shares (s-a)——
6-23
5%: series
8-
1st
6-22
1
Jeannette
6-30
$$114
(quar.)_„
8% ,pfd. (quar.i
—;
Co
&
6-22
614c
(quar.)
voting shares; (s-a)
1
7-
10-10
C.)
Inc. 5%
6-30
Royal
>
6-30
1
(R.
Line.
$3
...
;
6-23
7-17
6-30
1
(quar.)__
Candle
50c
Common
r
Dividend
6-30
preferred
A
——1-
.$2
7
:■
1
7-
common
1
Richmond
2
7-15
6-30
7-
Products—■
.-preferred (quar.)_.
Y—
——
.Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
V
6-20
7-16
7-
common
8-
pfd.
$2
7-
Co.
1
Y.
(quar.')_»_
preferred
(CA A.)
Reed
,
7-
7-
$114
(s-a)
pfd. (s-a)
Winchendon Elec. Lgt., & Pwr. Co. (irreg.)
"
7-21
%'. non-cumA 1st preferred
'1; 2nd
■
5
6-26
,
7-17
pfd,
Stockyards,
Baumer
Wilson
7-17
Ry. com.
5%
class
.
6-25
8-15
8-15
Worcester
1
9-
(quarj;
50c
' Y . 50c
A-_i„A-„t50c
Rbinelander Paper Co.
—Aii.—
20c
Rhode Island Elec. Protective Co. (quar,)—
$114
Rhode Island Public Service class A (quar.)_
$1
4
'•?: 6-30 y
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.^5%
Manufacturing
4
8-
-•
Schmidt
James
Williams
8-
J$l34
Quebec Power Co. ;(quar.)_Y—
—+25c
Ray-O-Vacr.Co., common; (quar.)„
—
,
25c
8%, preferred (quar.)___I_—
50c
Reading Co. commonY(quar,)——-——
25c
,7;%/ preferred
6-23
■6y2%
7-15
8-15
50c
/
8-
7-31
175c
t$lVa
$1.2714
"
Provincial 'Paper
6-23
•_
—
....
30c
Extra
4
1
Ltd.
Co.
&
1
$114
$iy4
Electric.
6%
1
1
—_
Will
1
1
;
40c
6-16
7-
7-
.7%, preferred A
...
Util. 6%
Iowa Southern
(quar.)
(reduced)
6-16
1
7-v
7-
Corp.
614%. pfd, B
1
7-
1214c
(quar.)_—
Union
7-
7-
Wico
7-15
t$l54
t$l3A
Co.
Wichita
6-26
(Toronto I—
Pa.
Weymouth Light & Power
7-15
pfd.- arrear ctfs,.._
Tool
Machine
Electric
3
1
$$1.20
Co.
&
Chlorine
pfd.
.6-26
.Mfg/ytquar.)——-———
preferred arrear certificates—
7%. preferred arrear certificates.........
International
Iowa
Corp.
Business; Mach.
International
7-
7-17
,
50c
8-
8-
$4.50
Prentice AG.'E.)
1%
(resumed)
Corp.
Westvaco
6-20
7-
*
shares
group
Iron
6-20
1
7-
(quar.)
(s-a)
(George)
1
6-20
6-22
1
preferred
7-
.,
.0224c
25c
$114
25c
t40%c
t4334c
t$114
Insurance
Interlake
Weston
6-30
-
7-
—
6-19
5%
1
/
7-15
—
6-29
5
7-15
8-15
—
6-
4
6-26
(quar.)_,
pfd.
(s-a)
York
6-
1
$134
6%
Assurance
New
6-30
7-
$114
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
7-20
8-15
•
12%
Western
(quar.)i—$114
8-15
f
6-21
9-21
stock.-----15c
Scfile 7.% pfd. (quar.)
1714c
Portland Gas, Light $6 preferred—+$1
6-26
8-
Western
1
1
Employees
6-22
7-15
preferred
7-
&
Plymouth .Cordage,
,
6-26
.
6-22
Penn
6-15
6-30
7-1
25c
6-30
7-20
6-26
-
Electric
7%
6-22
-
Inc.
Drug
West
10-
22c
(s-a)—_
Stores,
Weinberger
7-15
25c
$114
(quar.)—„
com.
A
6-30
$414
16214 c
j.
Co.,
6-22
from
A_„
preferred
non-cum.
period
1941
31,
class
Co.—
6-30
$114
(quar.)
(irregular)-
Wire
6-26
7-20
6-22
1
,6%
•
Dec.
to
$2.50
7-15
—
7-15
1
7-
.
6-30
6-20
Fund
Pneumatic,
......
Washington Title Ins.
1941,
Co.
6-30
-■
15c
30c
4.4%
preferred Y(quar.)
Y—$1.10
Philadelphia Electric Pwr. 8% pfd. (quar.)_
50c
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)——
$214
Pick.. (Albert) -Co., (Inc. com", (irregular)--—
15c
$1
preference
(s-a i A--:_—--——
50c
Pictorial Paper Package
(quar.)
714c
V
8
9-
6-30
7-20
Rubber; (irregular)————
Philadelphia. Electj-ic common
(quar.)—
j
,7-3
Tire
Washburn
7-
;
Investment
6-30
1,
&
6-22
6-30
pfd.—
covering
7-14
50c
Co.—-'Y
class,A partic. preferred
Jan.
25c
/>
:
Peterborough RR. TNashau, "N. H.)~(s-a)—-
2
9-15
pfd,
Securities,, Ltd.—1
7-
7-15
Hershey Chocolate Corp. common
Y$4 conv. preference (quar.)
Institutional
•
.
x7r10
1-.25
(quar.)..—$114
(quar.)—
75c
—_,YV,
$1
Y.
Higgins Indus: Inc. 6% cony, pfd. (quar.)
30c
Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines (monthly)—
$5c k
Home Dairy Co., Inc. Class A (irregular)...
25c
Hotel Statler 6% pfd.; (s-at——
,YY
75c
1 %. preferred
(s-a)—Y_.__._-__...—i;—
$314
Howes Bros. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)..'.
$114
7% 1st preferred (quar.)..—
$134
.7% 2nd. preferred .(quar.)
$134
Hyde Park Breweries (Association) (irreg.).
50c
Indianapolis Power & Light, (reduced)
30c
Industrial Acceptance Corp.-,<?/
y,.Y?Y.,Y,?Y. Y?,. ■
,5%, convertible preferred .(quar.)
$114
Hercules
V
,i
7-
Pie
Farm
dividend
Walker
25c
(irregular)-
common
Penman's,. Ltd/ common (quar.)
i
6%. preferred
(quar.)
Y_
Pennsylvania Electric 5.10% pfd. A (quar.)
Pennsylvania Illuminating Corp.—
Y.'
Participating preferred class A (resumed)
Insur.
t___;—_—.
...
3
7-10*
1
Co.
—
6-30
i
.
-
.>
1
7-
7-18
7-20
40c?'
Haughton Elevator $6 prior pfd. (quar.)—
$114
Haverhill Gas Light Co.....
x———;
25c
Hendey Machine Co. class A. (quar.)__i
—50c
Co.
6-
6-15
-
Initial
6-30
of Reo.
6-30
t$l'/a
(quar.)
Ohio, 414%
6-30
Holders
Payable
75c
*
Co. of
7-14
-
25c
Pan American Life Ins. Co. :(N. O.)
Parke, Davis & Company—1
.
6-30
.
A—*—
preferred
7-14
40c
40c
50c
(quar.)
$4.50
share
prior pfd.
conv.
7-15
$114
(quar.)
(irregular)—
Co.
Pan-American
7
6-20
...
Inspection
Boiler
7-
7-20
.
,
Steam
v
7-15
________________
Hartford
$5
i
6-25
1
(Milw.)
Corp. $3
Wabash RR.
6-25
1
7•
Y 75c
;(lrregular)Y.iA_-AA_-„-_-A---^---^
Farm EquipmentAi—
A
Orchard
3
6-30
(quar.),—5c
(Boston) benef. int.
6c
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
$1»
Gilmer (L. H.) Co,
i
a
25c
Gimbel Bros, $6 pfd. (quar.)—;
$1 Va
Giddings & Lewis Machine .Tool..—, " 25c
Gladding, McBean, & Co
25c
Great Lakes Engineering Works—.
'
15c
Great Lakes Steamship Co.____—__________
(,50c
Greenfield Gas Light com. (irregular)
50c
6% non-cum preferred (quar.).——
75c
Harris Hall & Co. 5% pfd. (quar.)..—— ,i
$114
Hartford Electric Light
(quar.).....
68%c
,
7-
Co.
6-30
,;$1V4
,
B
Oliver
Y.
6-20
-
7-20
Corp.
Investors Trust
Class
.
,
lns.-
Chemical
Noxema
6-27
8-
preferred (s-a)_
/____________
;
$214
Garrett Corp. 5% conv. pfd.. (quar.)3114c
General
No-Sag<Spring
1
7-
•5%
General Finance
?,
7-15
25c
75c
$4
______
(quar.).Y
States Portl'd Cement
6-30
50c
15c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
convertible
pfd.
Co._.i;—i
Denver'Co.
Gardner
'$3
.
Nat'l
(quar.)
Vulcan
7-21
t$l34.
(reduced)
Telephone
Quarterly 4—ri.r——i.L
Northwestern l Yeast ,.(quar.)_
7-15
7-
7-20
pfd.„.__^
v
>,7-31
25c
Co,___Y_—
Rubber
&
6%
i_—A—i—
$5 pfd.
6-25
-
(Del.)
Power
preferred
Northwestern
-
6-16
2
States
—
Northwestern. Bell
t
7-21
7-
;——
Northern States Pwr iMinn.)
7-10
,
Tire
Firestone
■;7%
1
7-15
15c
$2
t$l%
t$l 14
t$l34
+$114
pfd,_—_
Northwestern
8-31
7-31
,
Northern
)
1
,
6%; preferred.
7%.,' preferredaL*
•..
1
7-10
514%
Serv.
———..——
;
6-22
7-
50c
25c
$lJ/8
15c
Federated Department Stores com. (quar.).
...
35c
414% convertible preferred (quar.)_.__—$1.0614
Federated Publications, common vtc.25c
Fehr (Frank) Brewing 6% pfd. (s-a)._______ '
3c
Field (Marshall) & Co.
iquarr)^...._.:..„, > 20c
Fifth Avenue Bank (NY)
(quar.)__
$6
Filing Equipment Bureau $4 pfd._______.YY-.
t$2
(Del.), (quar.)J.
'4y2% convertible preferred
(quar.) ______
Falstaff Brewing Corp. (quar.)__
Creamery Co. com.
Pub.
Indiana
8-
$134
(quar.)—
(irregular)
(s-a)
Company
Central Ry.
■'Northern
6-27,.,
1
6-29
Texas
Northern'
Name of Company
6-22
$114
preferred; (quar.-)
North Penn. Gas $7 prior pfd.
North
»
15c
6%
>
6-30
7-10
$1%
25c
(initial)
interest
6
1
77-
15c
:_Y»
(initial)
comrhon
Certificates
Fairmont
j
6
8-
$l'/4
10c
50c
_—
Elgin Sweeper 40c preferred-(quar.)
7-
1
8-
$l'/4
of Rec.
6-30
When
Per
Holders
Payable
(irreg.)
Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp. com.
6 <
7-
7-17
25c
Economy Grocery Stores (quar.)
Elfeciric Bond '& Share $5 pfd. (quar.)
When
share
of Rec.
Payable
Share
frame of Company
.$6
2415
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
(monthly)
common
__
6-30
6-19
20c
7-
6-15*
10c
6-30
1
6-19
2416
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Holders
Per
share
Name o] Company
American
When
Payable
Borg-Warner
bio
conv. preferred
(quar.)
preference (quar.)_
American Light & Traction,
preferred
American
(quar.)
Co.,
American
Optical
American
Paper
8-
37Vic
25c
$1%
common
(quar.)—__
6-15
6-15
7-15
7-15
6-19
6-19
7- 1
30c
(quar.)__
com.
_____
Maize-Products
preferred
7- 1
62'/2c
50c
1
8- 1
6-30
25c
preferred (quar.)
$l'/a
American Screw Co. (irregular)-,————
50c
American Ship Building Co.,
common——
$1
7%
non-cumulative preferred——
$3'/a
American Smelting & Refining, common-—
50c
7io 1st preferred (quar.)_
———$13<4
American Snuff Co., common60c
preferred : (quar.)
SIVi
American Stamping Co—
12,/a'c
7-15
7- 1
6-30
6-30
8-31
7-31
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
American
(6
(quar.)—_
&
Power
preferred
American
(quar.)——™
7'/o pref. (quar.)—.
co.
Goods,
preferred
$5 pfd
Light Co.,
-----—______—™_.
...
Republics Corp.-—™_—
Rolling Mill Co.—
American
—.—
—
——
—
(Ind.)
Ins. Co.
—
(quar.)—-
30c
States
American
Stores. Co,—25c
American
Surety
Telephone
b%
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Works
Water
7-15
50c
&
Elec.
convertible
Co.,
$4.50 preferred
Anaconda
(s-a)
.
6-10
7-
1
6-15 "
tSl'A
8-
1
7-21
7- 6
6-20
M.ning
Copper
$2.25
,—
Co._
———
Arcade
Cotton
bio
preferred
Mills,
common
(s-a)_
...
V
.
Oil, 6% preferred (quar.)—
Arkansas Power & Light Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
$7
fquar.)___—————_—___
(Del.), 7%
Armour &
Co.
(111.), $6 prior pfd.
Arnold
Constable
Arrow-Hart
Art Metal
.'■s
Associates
bio
5%
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-22
7-
1
6-22
6-30
6-15
50c
110c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Fe
Ry.
50c
6-30
*
8-
1
bio
preferred
$2V2
7-
1
Atlanta Gas Light, 6%
Atlantic City
6-12
6%
Co.,
Class
$1 Me
t$l'/2
&
West
non-cumulative
the
Indies
SS.
Lines—
..-■i-v-"
$6
preferred
Atlantic
(s-a)
Refining
Autocar Company,
A
preferred
Baldwin Rubber
BancOhio
(quar.)__.__™___^_____
6%
Co.,
J
Bank
of
America
(quar.).____
Association,
of
Manhattan
Bank
of
New
York
Co.
&
(quar.)
V/2%
(N.
of
Barcalo
Mfg.
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)™™
Barker
A
$3.30
(Dom.
and
6-15
7-
prior
pfd.
Colonial
&
._
6-30
66-
35c
7-1
(quar.)_
Overseas)
.
Lomb
Optical
Beacon
7%
Associates
preferred
Beath
(W. D.)
common
(quar.)
•
Creamery Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)____
Bead'x
RR.
Home
Class A
Appl'ance,
common
(s-a)
(initial)
Industrial
Loan
Corp.
(reduced)
_____
$2.50 prior pref., seres 1938
Bensonhurst
Bessemer
b%
Nat'l
Bank
Limestone
preferred
Bethlehem
&
Steel
(Brooklyn)
(quar.)
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)____
&
Son,
Birdsboro
Inc.
Foundry & Maehine__
Electric Co., $6 pfd. (quar,)__
preferred
(quari)
$T
Fire
Preferred
Blaek
&
b%
Decker
Mfg.
convertible
Booth
Co..
B
(quar.)
(irregular)
&
class
6%
pfd.
ltd., 6%
Brass
A
Co.
'7- 2
6-15
7.15
6-23
6%
7-
6-15
Cannon
Mills
Co.
Cannon
Shoe,
common
6-15
7-
6-15
1
bizio
(quar.)
(auar.)
Fisheries, $6 second preferred
Cliffs
62V2c
6-30
6-15
$1
6-30
6-30
7_
6-20
1
Capital
-
7%
"
*
v
.
,
(quar.)
$2.50
$p/4
7.
±
6-
7-
1
6-24
7-
5
_i__
-
*
6-20
l
6-24
6-30
Cariboo
6-29
6-20
Carnation
25c
7-15
6-30
$i»/2
7-1
6-16
7.
1
6-16
25c
6-30
6-15
9-
8-25
g_
1
1
8-25
6-30
6-12
7.
1
6-15
6-30
6-22
6%
I
5%
Trust
Co.
$6
preferred
&
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Ohio
6-30
6-25
Case
6-30
6-15
Cayuga
Celanese
preferred
(J.
B
(quar.)__'__
I.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
& Susquehanna RR._____
1
6-15
$1
7.31
7-15
5%
62V->c
7-15
7%
prior
7-20
7-10
7%
Corp. of America, common
•
preferred (quaf.preferred
second
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
•
$l3/4 VjX 7- 1 '
6-U
Co^iA-:i^:A.iAAA
$7
>
5-15
>
•
A
;
6-15
7-20
7-15
7-1
6-20
7-1
6-15
7-15
6-8
;
7-31
$l'/4
"
62y2c
7-
25c
$114.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
X
(
6-20
1
6-19
6-30
6-19
1
7-15
,
$1%
6-19
7-
:
6-22
6-30
25c
$134:
-
1
.
7-, 1
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-15
7-1
6-12
$iy2
7-
-
-V-».
y
.
•
62'/2C
t
™__
75c
,
(s-a)™
Co.
$0
Steamship,
6-
-
'
6
•
'
'
.
i
com.
(N.
6-13
'
Y.)
Commercial
Solvents
y -
(N.
a
:
.j
6-21
6-21
6-19
&
Gas, 7%
.
Life
Assurance
6-
5
1
Trust
preferred
1
6-30
6-30
6-9
1
6-15
7-
1
75c
:.7-
1
6-10*
7-
1
6-10*
•
A
7-
1
3
6-30
5
7- 3
1
7-14
•
6-30
$l'/4
6-15
-
6-10
$1%"
7-
1
siv2
7-
1
7-
1
6-11
8-15
7-31
•
$l3/4
'
6-11
6-30
Coke Sec.
Co.—
9-25
12-31
12-24
7-15
7-3
7-
6
6-2(5
:
$1%
7-
6
6-26
.*■
$5
7-
1
'L
75c
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-20
$l'/2
_™
i__™_™_
v; -
v'
-
-
,
7-1
62'/2C
6-
7-
•
5
1
Passumpsio River RR.— \
preferred
$3
(s-a)-
Bakeries of
Canada
Film
Gas
Industries,
El. Lt.
&
(quar.)
t25c
(quar.)
™_™_™_
preferred series C (quar.)—
preferred series B (quar.)™—_—_
Consolidated Investment Trust (Boston)—
6-15
1
6-26
1
6-10
90c
$7V2 pfd, (quar.)
7-
1
-
.
6-15
$1
7-
1
6-15
$l'/8
.
'
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
30c
_—
—•
1st
1
2
Co.
4%
Mach. Tool $6
,
87-
$1'4
pfd.™
(Bait.)-
$2
Pwr.
87-
$15c
(quar.)—
Consolidated Edison Co. $5 preferred
—
pfd.
(quar.)
$1%
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
6-20
7-15
:
6-17
(Can.),
(s-a)
—
Oil
Corp.
:(quar.)™_-
$l'/2
150c
preferred
Consumers
Gas of
Consumers
Power,
$4V2
preferred
pref.
(quar.)
iquar.)
Consolidated Steel
Continental
12'/2c.
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Toronto
$5
$1.75
pfd
(quar.)
prefei red
(quar.)____
(quar.)___™,
Ascuro.nr^ -(Chicoeo)
Continental Baking, 8%
.
7-15
7-15
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
14334c
7-
1
6-20
t$2
7-
2
6-15
$1(4
$l'/8
fpuor.)
preferred (quar.)—
.
6-17
8-15
$2
$2
Consolidated Retail Stores, 8%
8%
"
-
6-25
9-30
XtV/2
175c
6-16
"6-16
6-
1
8-
10c
&
Consolidated
.
6-16
6-16
6-24
8-
{:
'Ac
t50c
Connecticut
Ltd.
6-22
7-1
6-30
35c
(quar.)™—™—™™—_____
Life Ins. Co. (quar.)™
Light & Power (reduced quar.)
Consolidated
6-12
7-
7-1
$2'
(quar.)—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co.
6-15
$1%
9
$1.06 V*
General
Consolidated Laundries,
6-15
1
•
t$iv2
6-20
7-
.•
30c
preferred
Quarterly
6-22
7-
7-15
6-
;.
4'/2%
6-24
7-
f
6-30
Common
"
6-15
7-1
•
75c
_______
Insurance -(Quar.)__„-_™
Consolidated
6-15
7-
1
6-30
.
(quar.)-__™„
Fire
Consolidated
7-10
7-1
8-
i\
Co.
*
(C.
Consolidated
"
6-19
7-20
6-15
$l.O0'/4
Connecticut
"
6-19
7-1
6-15
1
(Toronto) —
G.), Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.
$3
6-20
7- 2
7-1
7-
<
7-15
—________
L___
Connecticut Gas &
3
6-13
'6-15
7-15
preferred™™—
i
Connectlcut
6-28
6-
'6-15
1
tlOc
(quar.)____
(reduced)
7%
6-20
1
Co.
6%
"6-20
1
*6-10
1
'.•"•45c
(irregular)
Corp.
Quarterly
Conn
6-17
7-1
6-30
t$iy2
6-17
7-
'•
6-15
1
6-20
7-
$1.62
Investment 4quar,
H.)
Confederation
7-
6-26
7-
- -
25c 1
(Indianapolis)(quar.)
Commonwealth Water, 5%%- pfd. (quar.)™_
Commonwealth Water & Light—
--.<■
$6 preferred (quar.)__—
$7 preferred (quar.)_™____.—__________
Concord
6-15
6-20
1
'25c
5%-'preferred
"
SI
7-1
Commonwealth Loan Co.
-
6-20
"6-30
6-13
7-
'•
'
1$2
$1V2
(quar.)
Bank
Edison
'6-9
1
.;.
(quar.)ii™-™^--t_w---™™—^™
Commonwealth
1
7-
25c
(quar.)™-™™™-™™
National
Commonwealth
9
7-
Trust
preferred
conv;
'6-20
8- 1
preferred
Irivestmenfc
6-
7-10
$iy2
■
>/
Corp.—
•
(quar.)'-_^-™™v™™__i™__™i_j;_™:
$4.25
-
common
L":
6-19
6-30
"
$1%
;
<quar.)_—™__
convertible
Commercial
rT( •
6-30
7-1
(initial)___„
(quar._
Credit Co.,
-6-30
•-
_
-
f
preferred
4V*io
5-15
k
6% %
Commercial
;
6-30
•• •
;
A
6-22
6-30
25c
(quar,)™™
■
50c
-
$1M»'»•'
Fire :Arms Mfg.
(Irregular)™
Baking Co., common™_™-__tf._™__
Commercial
'
'6-20
'
'j
.
-.
'6- 6
6-30
6-29
Ltd.
.
$1.06'4
■
t" 6-27
7-31
1
preierred ±t
-
; ,;Commercial Alcohols, Ltd;, common™™__™
8%-' preferred
(quar.)____-™™__™™_™™
6-16
•
■
Participating
,
6-16
7-1
1
--
Corp., commons™
(quar,)r_;—
6% ' preferred
6-16
•
-
7-
:
6-22
7-
30c
.
6-22
7-
•
20c X
.
•
6-15
6-15
6-30
20c
..
1
1
6-30
,
12'Ac
(quar.)—™™™
7-21
6-22
7-
$iy8
(quar.)™_™_
7-21
7-31
6-30
<
t$l'/4
(interim)-
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
6-30
-
6-26
Ry.
$1 partic. preferred (quar.)_j____™™™™
'
,
A 6-20
6-20
-
6-15
1
25c
Louis
(quar.)__™_
preferred
6%
50c
6-17
6-30
(Dan)
Columbia
'
6-15
,
7-
1
6-30
$iy2'
Colt's;Patent
6-15
6-15
•
7-1
50c
Y.)
16-30
7-
15c
i____
<N.
1
50c r
com.
Yards
A(s-a)„L™'
Colonial
6-15
-■
7-1
-
15c
30c
$134
$5
Stock
Co.
7-
'
(s-a)'
400
>
7-1
,
75c
Collateral Loan (Boston) (quar.)___;
.Colonial Finance Co. (Lima, Ohio) (quar.)_
6-16
$l3/4
6-20
.
:*'J "•
6-30
$134
6-18
6-30
15c
v
•
6-30
$1*4
8-15
1
6-12
POc
'
;
1
7-
6-12
60c
prior
7-31
75c
$1%
:
9-
1
7-
15c
•
'
;
7-
$2
;
6-20
6-15
25c
5c
Carthage Mills, Inc., common
6% preferred A (quar.)__
1
Company (quar.)____________
Coleman Lamp & Stove Co. (increased
quar.)
.yColgate-Palmolive-Peet $4.25 pfd; (quar.)™
$ii/2
.
1
7-
7-1
tm
Company, common
class
Cohen
6-30
1'
8-
$1%
"
7-
$134
6-12
SIW
Power
6-20
<
$114
pfd. A (quar.)
1
6-30
$1V4
,
Rv.
6-16
1
6-30"
'
50c
(quar.
7-20
10-19
1
7-
*
14c"
i
$iyB
1
2
7-15
7-
$1
:
Mining
common
811-
7-
$1^4
$iy2
(quar.)„_ ~
$iya
$3
7-22
$3
:
pfd.
6-20
6-19
$iy2
Ry.. (s-a)
(quar,)___™__™™__
Coca-Cola .International
■/"*;
preferred
J30c
t$lV2
•
1
1
25c
Supply Co.
Chicago & St.
Quarterly
-30c
Carriers & General Corp
Carter (J. W.) Co.
(quar.)_'______
6%
'
(quar.)__™__„______
Bottling (Del.)—
Connecticut
(Hart-
(quar.)____
& Light, $7 pfd.
(quar.)_"_
(quar.)_____
Carolina Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
Carolina
•
77-
$5'/2
7-1
10c
Co.
Quartz
Co.,
first
6-22
7-
Gold
6-20
(quar.)
class A
;■Class
6-15
6-30
6834c
50c
Carolina Clinchfield
6-30
50c
&
Companv
(Philip) Mfg. Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)_
7-15
$i3/4
Bank
$3
■:
l'"6-16
7- 2 '
'
•
50c
.
(quar.-
Carborundum
Carey
6-15
6-20
Telephone-
(quar.)__
Graphite Bronze
Coca-Cola
;
$l»/2
:
(s-a)
Capital Transit
1,
__™__™™___™™_'
7-1
t50c
; ;
Bell
Water Works, 7%
Peabody & Co. 7%
Cluett
^6-2 ^
;■-*>' :■ '•
1
'
J$2
7-15'
:
•
i
1
(quar.)
(Washington, Pa.)—
Cine.
Coca-Cola
6-30
'
' $1*'7- 2
SlVi7-
2%
preferred
National
6-20
1
Mahoning
Trust
6-15
"7-15
(quar.)_™__y_____™„
'■/
Co., Ltd.—
$3 preferred A (quar.)___"___i_____i_____
Capital Finance Corp.. 6% riref. («=-a).
6-15
6-20
7-
Molybdenum Co.__™™__™_____>„_
6-15
"i
6-30
t$l V2J
•
Co.
Corporation'
Clinton
4
Capital Administration
6-30
1
6-30
7-
preferred
Climax
7-
>
iWV*
(accum.)__________„___^
• 150c
common
(irregular)I_i____"$1%
lOc
$iv2
fs-a)__
Boxes—
j$2
37V2C
(quar.)
class A
Products," Ltd.,
'
25c
(quar.)
Steel
Wirebound
Oil
7-
7-
preferred
6-15
*.'• 6-15
-
-
• - •
Canadian
$1(4
i
y
J37 MsC:-
6-10
preferred
5
50c
(quar.;)™__i._™i™_____X™
Hobbing Machine Co. __™__™__
;'-v f-\ f-i
A}.. ^
;
(quar.)___
40c
(s-">
•
preferred (accumulated)
Canfield
6-
75c
Union
y-- ^
- *
-
Westinghouse Co.," Ltd.
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Tobacco,
Aluminum
Ami
Class
Co.
Corp.
Blm Top Brewing,
Bohn
Co.
&
* -
7.
7-1
5%
»
$1
1
6-29
8*
$l3/4
Cleveland
7-15
"
J$2
Canadian
A
5
30c
Cleveland
'7-25
"■
&
Cleveland
'y:'
Corp.—
(quar,)_____-
class
6-
62»/2c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
■*%.
(s-a)__i_i
6-15
$1.50
8*
6-29
$iy4
.
common™™™
6-15
7- 2":
;$1V2
(quar.)
preference
6-12
6-15
6-
$1
1
: 7-"2
*(quar.)_v_yX_X' -rrfSl %—; "7-31
1
$l>/2
Laughlin, Inc.,
Bloch Bros.
Bon
common
(quar.)
Blackhawk-P^rrv
Bliss &
Insurance
Co.,
A
2
7- 2
(quar.)_
bio
preferred (quar.)_____
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, $5 preferred™J™™*_
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating, common-™
$4.50
+$1\ ^ -7-"S4
1$2 r-; 7- 2 -•
(quar.)_^_X *:r7*
Products
Tube
6-
1
50c
Cleveland
Clinton
125c
7-
10c
Steel
Blrminp-h"m
Canadian
6-20
1
7-
$1
8-15
'^$13AV -6-30
(quar.7 J50c X-^7^31
7-
ji5C
Birininghim
Black-Clawson
6-12
1
7-
$1
(quar.)
6-16
<
* '6-30'
in-
and
50c
62V2c
(quar.)__:
$3.40
t$3Ms
25c
Inc., common
$2.50 preferred (quar.
Biltsiore Hats Ltd. (nuar.)
Silk
$1.50 class A
ford)
7%
to
Ltd., 6%' pfd.
non-cumulative
Canadian
,7-
75c
Builders
common
6-30
t$lV4
~;
Oil
Machine
Cleveland
7- 1 "r )'G-18
8-15' ■7-31
7-
(quar.)™ * " -4$5
Ltd., com.* v • tl5c
'
t$l3A"
Pacific Ry.—'
75c
Bickford's,
Bird
Oil Cos.,
Canadian
6-12
$1V4
(quar.)
Auto
Clearing
.
:
---
-
-
(quar.)_-_Ci_x-:^
B
(quar.)
y*
preferred (quar.)™_y___y^__y^_____^*i
Canadian
\
>
'
t$lV2
%
Class
Cement—
(quar.)
—
75c
class
6-20
37V2c
iquar.)
37V2C
•
v
(quar.)w- * '
t$2(s-at$3-
(Del.)—
Common
(quar.)__
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.
6-15
(Cons.)
Wholesale Supply
Clearfield
-
6-15
■
,
Industries
7.1
2
6-20
1'
7-
5c
Indemnity
15c
Participating
Beneficial
•'' ;
Canadian
7-
6-15
6-15
7- 2
4%
7-1
Stamping (quar.)
City Ice & Fuel Co., common
City Investing Co. 7% pfd. (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)____
•
6-22
•
•
'4%
-
'
Co.
6-22
-
7-1'
6-
7-15
Insur.
6-20
'
50c "
62'/2c
common
1
t$ 13A
6-30
Canadian
30c
—
50c
6%" pfd. (quar.) " L'$$ 1;- *
(Winnipeg) (s-a) ^^ ^4$2•
Canadian Foreign Investment Corp., Ltd.— -.
8% preferred (auar.)
7
:
•
t$2 «
7%
45c
Union Stock Yards___^
preferred
City
7-15
6-15
7-1
6%
6-15
Fairbanks-Morse
6-22
(quar.)
$1.12
preferred
Citizens
6-15
Fire
6-15
6-22
6-15
prior preferred
Cotton
6-15
2
preference
convertible preferred
7%
*
8
1
V"
conv.
Citizens Water
:
6-
2
(quar.)__
1
|$i
'8-
Canadian
7-
6-30
7-1
;
Cincinnati
•
6-13
1>
;
—
Cottons Ltd.,
7-1
Co.
6-12
6-12
1
•
Canadian
I
Mfg.
A
7-10
6-30
7-
t4c
Quarterly
'
7-
6-15
1
1
6-30 '
7-
.7-1
1
'
;___u™—y45c
7-1
25c
;
(quar.)—^
preferred
series
Cincinnati & Suburban
'
6-13
preferred" (quar.)'"'VtiSe-f ^ 1- 2(
conv.
7-
t80c
7-
•
6-20
40c
'
6-25
1
6-17 1
6-30
7-'1
'
$1(4''
•
--
1
7-
;
$!% •' ■i7- 1
♦
Ltd/ (final)-.
Corp.,
$3
7-
$iy4 '
2nd pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)__
;
Beech Nut Packing Co. (quar.)_;
Beldlng-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)
1% preferred iquar.)
_y_
BeB Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Creek
V
1
\
7-1
by raising the annual
from
35c
Beatty Bros., Ltd., 7 %
Beech
25c
43%c
(resumed)
common
;
.
6-30
,6-30
*
Ai:i- V.'
(quar.)__-™y^_--™™
$114
:
& Sons, class A
Beatrice
$5
(quar.)_
(quar.
6-23
(-6-30
-
■
(Toronto)
Converters Ltd.
6%
25c
Cinn., New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry. Co.
b% preferred (quar.)
.' 7- 1
V7-"l
Canadian
'
6-30
'"•"! 6-30
82'Ac
3%
common„:.....„
preferred
7-15
6-10
1
(N. Y.)
Co.
6-17
V 7-10
Canadian
,
•'
"'TV'.vi A,
;
&
6-12
A<:
t$l% i
Ltd.
preferred
Trust
'6-30,;
162V2c
Power
Extra '
7%
1
8-
7-
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 5%
' J :?7- 2
Car & Foundry Co:, Ltd;---r v'•
participating preference " (accum)j_y_
t44c " .: 7-10 .*
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common (quar.)i_
(>;.' t25c y - 6-30
1
7-
$l'/4
Chillicothe-Paper 434% preferred (quar.)__
Christiana Securities, 7-%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
; Participating
3
6-10
50c
6-17
1
7%
j
1
xn
5-19
7-
t30c
arrears
non-cum.
Bank &
Chickasha
Canadian
3
6-30
(interim)——4%
bVn% preferred (quar.)
68%c
convertible
6-18*
6Vic
_______
5%
6-15
6-23
1
9
7-10
tl7'/2c
common
Participating
6-19
7-
Hassan-Blessing Co., common (quar.)_____
40c
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)___;
$1% y
Bath Iron Works___——____________ Ay A 50c
Baesch
1
7- 2
B
Brothers
1
7-
6-
6-30
creasing the redemption price of this pre----•
stock
^__-.;r'-f85c
7-15
Canners, Ltd. common - (quar:)_-__ a* tl2V2C
- 7- 2 bio 1st preference
(quar.)^_^.™_^™_^__iifi>
-f25c - \ 7--2J
60c
7-
(quar.)
6-30
-
:
-$l3/4
.
''''"'.V:
'■
1
(quar.)
rate
6-10
$iy2
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)
Chicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)
6-22
■
Canadian
"
t$3
1
ii'AAi
.
'
•'
•
-
1
7-31-
ferred
-
^
'
London, class A and B (interim)
Class
6-15
6-30
7'/2c
(s-a)__.____________—_.
Co..
6-30
$1
50c
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
Barclays Bank
7-10
20c
;
,
preferred
dividend
6-10
:
Northern
clearing all
.
6-10
Savings
Bankers National Investing, common
bio preferred (quar.)
Barber-Ellis Co.
1
60c
Trust
■
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Canada Southern Ry. (s-a)™_-:______-____I_
Canadian
Breweries,
Ltd.," $3 "convv pref.^'
(quar.). Stockholders approved - planr- for
6-23
7- 1
(quar.)$3Ms'"
Co.
8-
50c
Permanent
7-1
.
,
7-
7-1
-
(s-a)• 120c
Assurance
Packers,
7-9
1
6-30
87%c
(s-a)_i^_---___
preference
Life
7%
6-30 ,'
' 7-21
7-
(quar.)
Canada
6-23.
7-15
.30c
Bank of Nova Scotia (quar.)__
Bank of Yorktown (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Bankers Trust
3
7-10
25c
(quar.);—
Co.
Breweries
Canada
6-15
.
7-17
6-19
$1V4
J.)
6
$1%
.—
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
$2 convertible preferred
6-18
6-
$3
1
75c
■
(quar.)___.
first
6-10
1
(quar.)_Z
.
$2.50
♦
7-1
'
^
•
-
(Holding),
6-20
$11/2'
—
National
Bank
7-
22c
preferred (quar.)____
1
8-
$2
(quar.)_^______„u______
G.
Canada
7-6
1
6-16
75c
(quar.)_^.___________j.___-
Co.
Canada
7-1
~
12'4c '
6% preferred (quar.)
Wo
7c
12'/2c
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric
..
-
,
f.
s.
1
(Tor.)
Executor
Chicago Mill & Lumber..;
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.,
6-30
•'"t3c
(quar.)™_™_™_-____;__
Cycle & Motor Co.,-Ltd.—
5%
7-
7-15
7-1
&
Chicago Daily News, 5% preferred
Chicago Flexible Shaft____™y_
6-20
J50c
^
Common
6-30
77-
$iy2
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Mfg.
Trust
non-cum.
Extra
:''
*,,
7-2
75c
(quar.l—ii-
Bud
6-20
7-
>
1
-
25c
Corp.,- $6 preferred
Packing Corp.,
6-20
6-30
(quar.)^___r____',: '$l'/2
(quar.)
Corporation
75c
25c
37'/2c
1
(s-aK_—____
Ltd.
Canada
8-24
8-1
Y.)
Canada
r
$1
6-11
i$lV2
&
71
2
t$lV2
'
(quar.)___™__-____™^^___.__
&
Gold
Valve
Chesebrough
■
6-20
1
7-
4%
;
(quar.)
Burlington County Ry. Co. (s-a)
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., 6% lst pref. (quax.)
5% class B (quar.)™__^y__
6-20
1
6-15
r
1st pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
7-1
'■
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)____
$3
Baekstay Welt Co.
Baldwin
8-
15c
1
t$lMs
^
Wireless
California
(*•-(
$3
Automobile Insurance (Hartford)
(quar.)___
Avery (B. F.) Sons 6% preferred (quar.)____
Arondale Mills (monthly)
1
7-
^
Newspaper 6'k pfdi (quar.)_-__
(A.
Camden
6-30
62'/2c
_____
preferred
5%
6-20
v'..'
Co.—
convertible
6-12
6-20
* 7-
$2'/2
_.:_™
Atlantic Rayon Corp., $2.50 prior preference
Atlantic Realty common (quar.)___.___
&
1
1
6-15
(F.)
Caldwell
7-
75c
■
preferred
7*
6-30
6-23
1
due
6-30
50c
(initial)..
A
Atlantic Gulf
b%
preferred (quar.)____
Insurance Co. (quar.)_—
preferred...-™..
Fire
Atlantic
'
7-15
Chesapeake-Camp Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)™
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co. com. (quar.)___
7-15
50c
u
$1.19
62y2c
(quar.)__
Chemical
J25c
•
6-20
6-11
™_™_„™_
6-16
7-
6-17
1
$l3/4
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
1
1
(quar.)_
Chapman
40c
7-
77-
York Power Corp.—
Patricia
5
6-19
$ 1 Va
~"
(quar.)__
preferred
9-
•
$16
Chartered
20c
6-30
t$93/4
(quar.)
6-15
the
quarterly
dividend
ofi
Aug. 1 and interest thereon at
rate of 5%~ $1.9177
Cable
(s-a)—___-—___™™.
pfd,
Champion Paper & Fibre common
bio
preferred (quar.)™
representing
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast RR. Co.—
5%
6-16
preferred (quar.l™--^™--^ -,
$1 ' -7^ 1
Mfg. $2.20 pfd. (quar.y:
55c"^ :7Burlington Steel Co. (quar.)____^j;^_
y
" ;15c
*
7- 2
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% pfd; (accumulated),
* •♦•'•vf "V
6-26
New
Co.,
6-16
50c
9-15
75c
(quar.)
2
•'
6-22
$1
40c
(quar.
Products, Ltd.
$1.75
Power
preferred
Central
2
Y.)—
6-30
1
(quar.)——
Watch
(N.
6-30
—-
Co.
Bulova
6-12
$2(4
7-
6-30
7-
40c
(qua"r~)
pfd.
Trust
25c
common_____„™—-
preferred
Burkart
Co.—
(s-a)
5-30
Burger Brewing 8%
,
6-12
6-30
7-18"
'
Bullard
6%
&
9
(To¬
$1%
J
(N.
Co.,
preferred
6.4%
6-10
$l'/4
common
Santa
preferred
non-cum.
1
5%
$$1%
(quar.)
Ltd.—-
Maine
Central
;
•
-
J40c
(reduced)
Ltd.
Telep.
7-
'
preferred
Building
6-10
7-
Co.,
Distillers
preferred
$5
6-22
6-30
6-23
6-20
1
Bucyrus-Erie Co., commqn™_™__'__;_____
'
-' 15c
7%
preferred
(quar.)___j;_-________-_-_z___-"
$1%
Buffalo National Corp., 6% pfd. (s-a)
__^ v'$iy2
Buffalo Niagara & Eastern Power Corp.—
•
*
6-15
6-30
t$l%
—
(quar.).—
&
6-30
10c
}25c
(quar.)™
L.)
Brush-Moore
6-22
120c
6-25
1
77-
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Light Co., 4 V2 % pfd. ~(qua~r")
Gas Co'., 6V2%
pfd
Kansas Power, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)"™
preferred
7-15
25c
*'
Savings
$1
Indiana
preferred
1%
J32V2c
:
common____________
Telep 6%
Co.
preferred
$5
6-15
50c
Oil
1
$$3V2
Brunswick-Balke-Collender-^
6-15
25c
common
Investment Co.,
Topeka
6-15
6-29
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Atchison,
6-27
6-15
(irregular)__
Refining,
preferred
6-23
1
7-1
t$lVa
(quar.)—
Associated Breweries of Canada, com.
7%
7%
6-15
—'i——
&
Oil
3Vzio
1
(quar.)
Ltd, (increased
Extra
Ashland
6-24
1
$6
Company
(E.
6-23
7-
6-25
7-
"
Bruce
1
\ 7-
Electric.™—.—_____
Construction
Arundel Corporation
Brownell
7-20
$1%
6-30
(quar.)
Trust
6-
$1%
(quar.)
Corp
Hegeman
Asbestos Corp.,
preferred
t$lV2
Porcupine Mines,
7-31
7-
,.
6%
-
preferred
Brown-Forman
12 '/2c
Co.
Broulan
6-30
15c
$1(4
Central
Central
preferred
of Rec.
Co.__
Central Illinois
7-15
6-13
Street
6-20
7-
$3
Arkansas Fuel
Armour &
2nd
Brooklyn
9
6-24
1
6-30
i
&
;
1
6-30
A
Luce
Quarterly
1
78-
7-15
Power,
(quar.)___
A
6-30
$1
——
——
••<
' 6-30
7-15
Co.,
Columbia
6-29
15c
$l'/4
Bank
10c
(quar.)
7- 6
50c
Corp., common—
(quar.)____._
__________
preferred
&
20c
:
Investing Corp
y_i
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (quar.)____:
6% participating preferred
(quar.)_____^
■
Electric
Hanover
6-
of
Storage Co. f quar.)
Central
Central
$1
Gas
A
Cold
6-30
20c
(reduced)
Columbia
British
6%
6-20
50c
(quar.)—^—______
Brass
preferred
Broad
1
&
6-23
_____
(s-a)__
American
Class
7- 1
75c
class
convertible
British
5-29*
Anchor Hocking Glass
$5
7-20
$l'/2
,
Corp,
Holders
;
7-15
(quar.)—_________—
Ltd.
When
Payable
(special)—
t$2
Loan
(quar.)
6-30
Central
Sons
Manufacturing Co.,
6%
7-
Canada
ronto)
19c
(quar.)_____
British Columbia Elec. Pow. & Gas— '
7-1
(semi-annual)
&
Mines,
Common
$l'/2
preferred.——
prior
common
$4
Central
Central
16c
pfd.__™_____™
1st
Per
share
Company
Associates
75c
Trust
Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)_______:
Briggs Manufacturing Co.™_______—____^
7-20
1
J.)
Bridgeport
Inc.—
Co.,
preferred (quar.)——————
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting—.
$5
1
(quar.)
Yards
preferred
5Vzio
12'/2c
$6
Amoskeag
88-
6-22
1
Aguirre
Payable from net income
6-10
7-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(irregular)
Co.
F.)
Bridgeport
6-15
50c
7-1
(quar.)
& Kluge, Inc. (quar.)____
Cordage, $1.30 preferred (quar.)_
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power—
Ordinary shares (interim)
6-30
—
Co.
Property
preferred
Brillo
Central
5-29
$1V4
(quar.),:.
Corp.
Name of
,
6-18
6-30
Brandtjen
6-6
7-15
(quar.)
•
7-1
Co.
Brantford
£-10. '
of Rec.
1
$2,/2
^
Extra
6- 5*
$1V4
American Thread Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)_.
;T
American Tobacco Co., 6% pfeferred (quar.)
American
Bralorne
6%
7-
:—
(E.
7io
Payable
40c
Warehouse
Stock
(S.
Brach
6-15
$2.25
(quar.)—
.;
—
Wharf
Bourbon
British
;——,™—™
American Thermos Bottle, com. cl. A
Extra
$1V4
(s-a)—-———
(Abilene, Kans.)—?
American Telephone & Telegraph
Personal
Storage
Bowser
6-19
6-13
6-13
8- 7
7- 3
6-11
6-11
6-20
7- 2
American
Insurance
Boston
6-15
•
7-1
$1%
pfd. (quar.)—
Ry.
Boston
9- 4
12- 4
6-9
6- 9
6-19
7- 1
American
American Sugar Refining, 7%
Herald-Traveler
Brandon
convertible
4y2%
Elevated
Boston
7- 1
9-15
12-15
7-1
7-1
6-30
7%
,
l
Albany RR. Co
Boston
Boston
share
Monday, June 29, 1942 '
Holders
'
&
Boston
6-30
$l3/4
SI3/-*
t62'/2c
t75c
10c
Boston
Corporation
When
.
Name of Company
oj Rec.
Inrcstjnent Co. of 111.—-
$2
7io
Per
50(*
$2
7-1
7-
.
.
6-12
1
6-12
P-30
6-15
7-
1
6-19*
-
'.Volume 155
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
'
Per
,
,
Name of Company
,
Continental
Bank
Quarterly
r
Trust-Co.
(N.;
•
Y.j—
Holder*
of Rec,
prior preferred
Continental
Corp.—
■
(quar.
Insurance .Co.
7-1
Oil
,_A—,
Continental
Roll-&
7%
$1%, t
80c .;
<
—;_a:a
Steel
prior preferred
Continental
5%
;
Co.
Steel
preferred
Foundry,
7- 1
7-10
Corp,
.2
Emerson.Driig Co., 8'94
6-22
Empire
1
6-15
1
6-15
7- 1
Copper Range Cci.____
6-30 J
6-16
6- 5
6-30
6-15
7-
-____A:._1—50c
Phosphate Co.*.'
Coronet
Corroon & Reynolds Corp." $6 conv. pfd;-"-"--
Cottrall (C. B.) & Sons 6Yr pfd. (quar.)r-V
Courier-Post Co.; 794 .preferredwAi-uAAA^.AAA
,
Craddock-Terry Shoe,
pfd,
5 7c: 1st
(s-a)___
;
:
$1
t$lV2
$iy2
t$l%
$2Va
,
''
'47c
2nd
preferred
37c
f\
3rd
$2
"
preferred .(s-a)"__
Cream
of
Wheat
(s-a'
•
$l'/2
Crown Trust Co.
Crown
Forster
&
8%
.
^
Shares—
A
Class
Crystal
'
6-30*.'
7-1
7-1
Telephone Co., 6%
&
Port
Clinton
pfd.
RR.
/(semi-annual)
7-1
9-30
25c
$1
&
Frere,
,
class
(quar.)
A
-
6-20
6- 5
6-15
•
i" 7-1
7-1
—
6-30
——$1
7- 1
y
6-16
6-15
6-20
6-25
6-25
7-1
De Long,
-7-1
Detroit
Edison
Co.
Detroit
Gasket
&
Filene's
.
—______—
30c
(reduced),——^
,
7-20
7- 6
$2
1-5-43
Detroit Hillsdale & South Western RR.
-Semi-annual
,
1
—
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
9
v
Class A
Godchaux
{
6-21
Godericti
11-20
.
Gold
Golden
6-30
6-9
1
6-30
Co.
Co.
preferred
preferred,
.754
.
Detroit
River
(quar.)_
'
(quar.)
Tunnel
—$13A
$13A
—
—
6-20
Great Lakes Power Co., Ltd.,
6-22
Great Western
•
,
6-20,
;
,
$2 class B partic. preference
,
^Great
7-15
6-30
'
7-15
'
Ginger Ale,
Inc;
(quar.)
fc'0
,
Sugar
preferred
Green
(Daniel)
7-10
•
Green
7- 2
6-15
•
7-10
7-10
7-1
6-30
6-30
7-15
>
7-15
Group Corporation
Greyhound Corp.
594
-
8-31
7-1
$13A
$144
$1
6-30
694
Match
6-30
6-20
6-20
6-20
8-26
Fishman.(M. H.) Co', Inc.; 5c to $1 Stores-—
,
Dominion Bank of Canada" (Toronto)
u
$$2V2 :
8- 1 >
Dominion Fire Insurance (Toronto)
(s-a)—;
$$3
6-30
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
- ,"-'9.a'9-'
Common
(quar.)
$25c
7^"2
694 preferred ;(quar.)ISlVi
9- 1
,
9
pominion Glass Co.,.Ltd., common (quar.)—
tSl'A
794 preferred
(quar.)—
A»__—t$l3A
Dominion Textile Co., common (quar.)_—_
t$lV4
794 preferred (quar.)—
" J$13A
,
1
694
8-20
7- 2
'• 6- 5
7-15
7-1
15c
11-1
Common
15c
12-27
694 preferred (quar.)——
Manufacturing Co. (irregular)—.—
75c
75c
——
-
Dresser
Duval
Texas
Sulphur——.
7- 1;6-29
6-19
9
694
(quar.)
:
Early & Daniel 794 preferred
,
$1V2
$1%
V 37J/2c
preferred
jBason Oil Co. $1.50
Eastern
Gas
&
Fuel
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)——A
" • .9:
•
conv.
Associates—
4Y2r'o -prior preference
6%
preferred
Eastern Steamship Lines,
(quar.)__<
■f
-
-
.
SlVa
—?
t-75c
.
$2
convertible, preferred
Eastman Kodak
9
Inc.—
(quar.)—
Co., .common
I
—
—
■
,
<-•— _
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan Co.
(quar.)
Eastern Steel Products 554,conv. pfd. (quar.)
Ecuadorian
Eddy
Elder
Corp., ordinary shares,———
Corp.—
Manufacturing Co., "common_____
Class
Electric
A
—
..
(quar.)——"—-—"————
Auto-Lite " (reduced)—A—
Electric. Controller & Mfg.
—
75c
1
—
Electric Ferries,
"
♦
Paper
6% prior preferred (quar.)_
$7 1st preferred
'
■'
Electric Storage"Battery (quar.)—
Electrical Products (Cal.)" (quar.)——
Electric -Products Consolidated
(Seattle)—
•
.
$6
preferred
Quarterly
r
—
Elizabethtown" Consolidated
Elizabethtown
Water
Co.
Gas
(quar.-)—'
Consolidated (s-a)
7-1
'
494
A.)
$13A
(quar:)—
preferred
(quar.)
V
__
Manufacturing Co..A—____
Fulton Trust Co/(N, Y.) "(quar.)—A,
i-10
6-15
7-1
6-20
7%,
Gannett Co.
Garfinckel
■<—
20c
$2»/z
$2%
6%
(Dallas,
preferred
Garlock
Co.—-
A
(quar.)—.
(N. S.) (s-a)_,
Co. 694
class
B
(Julius)
preTerred (quar.)—
pfd (quar.)
& Co., common (quar.)
conv;
7-1'6-30
7-1■
A
6-20
6-22
*
—•
6-5
6-5
,6- 9
6-20
•
»
7- 1
6-20
7-1
6-22
6-30
6-21
25c
(s-a)
•
(reduced
Co«*ineT-(q'uar.)—
(quar.)—
,
J$1.38
General Capital
Corp. (irregular),——
Electric; Co.—r—______
.
1
6-
75c
7-1
A
A"
V": 9
$lVa
.
*
Hat Corp.
'
of AmeHca—
'
2nd- pfd. (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc.
-.$6
>
>
Glass
..
General Printing.Ink Corp., $6 pfd. (quar.)
General Public Utilities $5 prd. (quar.)—
General Railway Signal, Common—
1
694 preferred (quar.)—#.——.
General Refractories Co._AlA—
I—
6-20
Honey
6-10
■
-
'7-14
(s-a)_—,
I
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
$134
;
$i»/a
(irregular)___!
7-1
.
.
1
preferred
$1%
7-
1
common
$iy2
6-20
€-20
$1
7-1
6-6
$134
$iv2
Co.,- Ltd.
preferred
50c
7-
7-21
I
6-15
6-30
6-20
125c
7-2
25c
7-1
6-12
$iy4
7-1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
7-1
6-19
7-
6-20
$1%
15c
•
1
6-15
7-1
6-20
150c
7-2
6-15
12c
6-29
6-22
7-10
6-20
6-30
6-12
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. (irregular)
Horn & Hardart Baking Co. (N, J.) (quar.)Houdaille-HerShey Corp., class A (quar.),
Household Finance, common (quar.)
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
>
Dew,-Ltd- (quar.)
Products
(quar.)
a.—
594 preferred (quar.)
794
$1V2
-6214c
(quar.)—
$114
(quar.)—
25c
6-30
6-30
6-12
75c
6-30
6-12
$114
3714c
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
12c
6-29
5-26
7-
1
6-13
6-29
6-12
37V4c
7-1
6-1
$1V2
9-1
8-17,
15c
6-30
6-19
—$1V4
6-30
6-19
conv,
6-16
Howe
6-10
pfd.
.
Howey Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Hudson Bay Co., .594 preference (s-a i.
6- 3
Co..
A
—
(quar.)A
Hudson's Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd
Humble Oil & Refining Co.
.
Hummel-Ross Fibre, 6^4
.
■
6-3G
Humphreys Mfg.
694
preferred
Co.>
pfd.
(quar.)__,
common
(quar.)__A
1
8714c
6-20
Sound
6-15
preferred—
1
Quarterly-——
6-30*
6-30*
7-
75c
com.
Material,
7-15
7-15
30c
_—
7-1
-
$1
,
—
Houston OiLField
preferred
20c
(irregular)—_
6-18
7-1
6-16
7-31
37V'2c
(s-a)
Houston Oil-Co. of Texas, 6%
-
20c
754
Houston Natural,Gas Corp.,
6-10
'
6-19
6-16
6-30
15c
(quar.)A____u____
7-
■
6-0
6-19
6-30
50c
7- 1
25c
7-
$3Vi
—
v
7-1
6-39
1
-7^* 1
50c
Co
7-6
$114-
,
:
7-1
——_____
,
25c
6-2Q
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6-10*
1
6-30
3
6-30
(New Orleans)
Houston Lighting & Power
;6-18
•
6-29
10c
ts-a(
7-
$iy4
'
Bank
6-18
'
6-30
-25c
8-1
.
6-12*
5c
6-15
.
7-1
7-10
6-20
7- 1 4
7-1
Honolulu Plantation Co. (irregular)—,—20c
Hooker Electrochemical Co., 694 pfd. (quar.) , t$lVi
,
6-20
7-
-
7-
SI1/*
$1%
-
6-20
;.
6-15
7-24
433Ac
Home Gas & Electric Co., 694 pfd. (quar.)—
Tel. & Tel. Co. (Ft. Wayne, Ind.)—
6-26
..
*
75c
Home
6-30
-.7-25
.
'
44/1,000 shave of common stock or $1V4 in
•cash;*',
v > •
'
'■
6-2Q
Honeymead
66c
—
(D. H.)
7-1
$1V4-
_
Holmes
7- 1
$l*/4-
•
'
7-18
75c
$114
$5'preferred (quaf.)_
$2.67 pfd. (quar.)
pld.
7-1
Co.
Furnace
1
8-
35c
A
Holland
6-19
:
preferred
6-20
25c
(quar.)——-
594
'6-15
25c
conv. preferred (duar.)-_____—.
General Mills, Inc. 594 prelerred (quar.)_A—
Corp 40c
6-20,
3744c
_______
7-1
Instrument ^orpAr4_—15c-
General Shoe
7-15
7-1
794 preferred "(s-a)
A—,———_
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—
.Monthly
—9
7-1
$i3/4
7- 1
General Foods Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)____
$114- .8- 1
General Industries, 5'54 pfa. (quar.)„$1V4 ,-.7-1
-
8- 1
15c
Extra —_—c
794 preferred (quar.)—
-
iy2c
,
1*'
',9r '-9
$1%
(quar.)
(D C) & Co,, 794 preferred (quar.)__i
(Walter E.) & Co., common
(quar.)_
$1;
10cA
„___.
4-
6-15
6-15
6-9
9
'(, -.'.A.
6-16
1
6rl7
Hershey Creamery,
-
6-30
General Fireproojing, common—
4 -794 preferred '(quar.A,I.—
-
7-
6-17
6-22*
6-15
6-15
-6-15
6-30
6-30
—
General Shareholdings—
6-30
6-29
6-30
;
Hercules: Motors Corp,
(quar.$2
General Paint Corp.,
'7-15
50c
6-30
6- 1*
General Motors Corp.,
6-15
$1%
preferred\quar.:
7-
preferred <quar.)"__——„_
Manufacturing Co.—; r"" "
com.
7- 6
6-15
7-2
<
50c
50c
894
Henkel-Clauss Co., $6
75c
Corp;
7-20
7-2
$5c
7-1
6-30
7- 1
1
50c
6-22
,,6-30
Co-._:
Machinery
6-17
7-1
7-1
General
9J
7-1
$lVa
,
Hilton-Davis Chemical, $1.50 pfd. (quar.)___
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada (quar.)
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co., common—
General
"4V494-
9-10
$1
.6-30
17y2c
$6 preferred (quar.)—1—
General American Transp. Corp. (reduced)
General Baking Co., common—
•
,10c-;
25c
Hibernia- National
General
6-15
8-1
30c
-
7-
6-15
1
8-15
quar.)_
7-1
,
6-30
110c
7-15
37V2c
,
participating preference A (quar.)—„
General American Investors Co., Inc.—
-
6-20
"
6- 1*
Co,
6-30
,
75c
:
6-20
Box
6-15
$1(4
—
6-30
$8 preferred
6-15
7-2
25c
-(quar.)_—
,7-15
-9
6-15
7- 2
i50c
' •
•
$1V2
7-1
tlOc
J$1V4
-
30c
•
—
$3
!
6-15
*
5V2 94
,
6- 5
7- 1
6-20
6-15
6-10
6-20
.Packing'*
6-10
7-1
9._
6-20
'
6-25
7-2
25c
Helme (Geo. W.) Co., common (quar.)
•
794 preferred (quar.)__—____
50c
6-30
(50c
—
Refractories—
p-eferred
& Cooley
9
43%c
■
Co.
.
694
7-
(quar.)—$iya
Power Co., common (quar.)
'*
J15c-.
594 preferred (quar,)—f$iy4
9,
Gemmer
6-19
-
Texas).
(quar.)———25c
$6 pref.
Water
i
Sav. Soc.
Hartford- Fire Ohsurance (quar.)____^__—
Hartford Gas Ob. com. (quar.)—
6-19
6-22
6-30
.
$2
,
9
7-
7-1
Investors, 'inc.1—a20c,
convertible, preferred (quar.)___
General
6-15
&
$2
Hart
6-25
7- 1 A
$1
10c
FyrrFyter Co., Class A—
Gair (Robert)
*
6-20
7-1*
7-1
Sl1^
t35c
t30c
50c
25c
.
Electric Power & Light
pref.
Co.t 7%
■
—
,
6-30
6-20
Heller
(George
Fundamental
•
6-5
-
7-15
(quar.)
1
Harshaw, Chemical
;9;:.
"15c
'6-30 ;, 6-12
Fuller
-
50c
7-1
$lVa—• 7-1$1V47-1
$lVi
7-21t$iy2
7- 2
425c
7-13c
6-30*
37V4C6-30.
v!5c
7- 1«
$1V4
7- 1
• 50c • a 7-91
——
(quar.)
-6%.preferred Iquar.)
;
.East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)__
■„
A
l$iy»
•.
7-1
7-15
Brush
Fuller
■
-
6-30
25c
7-31
Fuller
7-1
6-15
7- 1
6-15
..6-30/6-20
«•'! 7- 3 .f
6-23
-A' '' •/*'"'
7- 1
6-15
7-16-15
'
6-30
7-15
Co.
Corporation
Heath
!
6-30
7-.15
g.ig
7-15
6-15
6-22
10c
J$iya
8
6-30
7-31
7-15
25c
6-15
Harrisburg Gas Co. 794 preferred (quar.)—
Harrisburg (Pa.) Hotel (irregular)—_______
''
Gat^neau
,
7-1
t75c
1 20c
7-10
A
6-15
3IV2C
(Baltimore), 694 preferred—
Hazel-Atlas
7-25
•
7-1
6-20
preferred* tqdar.)'_—_—. 30c
$1.20
f
6-19
5-11
-
6-
(quar.)——12V2c
1
6-19
SlVa
SI1/*
;_A
7- 1
,
6-29
2
1
7-1
—
:
common—-—:
.t$H4
•
6-22
$50
—
:
Froedtert Grain & Malting com! (quar.)
$2
.
Eagle-Picher. Lead,
Ltd.—A
Franklin Process,.Co.—50c 9
.
preferred (quar.)—"——A*
DuPont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$4ya preferred
(quar.)———;
Duquesne Light Co., 594 1st pfd. (quar.)____
A:
—
Canada,
12-17
,
894
of
6-20
7-1
Extra
9-15
..
6-20
t$l
'
•
—
7-
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
7-1.: 6-25
10- 1
6-23*
1
7-1
7.
,-
i:;9>-'A.
10-20
'
Co., common,———.—'
75c
7- 1
6-15
794 preferred
(quar.)————_——$13A
7-1
6-15 ''
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Ltd.— :
-Uy t:\/y
' t9,
594
1st preference 9(s-&)——919—-49——*.-"a 162Vz6
6-30
6-15
bum & Bradstreet, Inc.—
9".,;-V'":-"-9 _'99 ;9- :
j
$0 preferred (quar.)_l_
—
$iy2
7-1
6-20
Duplan Corporation—
7—' '
; , 1
,
• 1
*
Common (irregular)
uZ.
40c
8- 1
7- 6
,
——
Franklin County'.Distilling—
;
"A
60c convertible preferred tquar.)—2_____
Power
,
preferred
7- 1
7-1'
7-
25c
25c 9 A6-30'99,6-19
.9 6V494 preferred :(qtN^L)__——
,:4''v::.;9 9/:-v"v9Av.;a.::.Hatfield-Campb. Creek
A pfd. iquar.)
9. increased quarterly—A—___A
t35c
7-18 l/ 6-30
Haverty Furniture, $1.50 preferred tquar.)__
Fox DeLux Brewing (Mich.)v (initial)12Vic A
6-30
6-15
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co., $7 lst^pfd. (quar.)
7-21
Common
$7
'9
-'
(initial quar.)'— _i__
■/;37Vic
(quar.)___"_2______—37J/2C
preferred
Foundation .Co.
5-29
8-1
prior preferred
A
.
t80c
1334c
Fostoria.Pressed9;
1
6-16
75c
;
common—
prior
694
,
6T15
.
Duke
6-20
6-15
;
.
Foster Wheeler Corp.— ••
15c
(quar.)—"A'—__/
-
6-30
7- 2/,
—
.^:
Foster &
7- 2
,
Draper Corporation,
Dravo Corporation,'
7-15
(qUar)
6-11
class A_—-
.
Ontario Inv.
Harbison-Walker
8-20
6-15
9- 1
1
pfd. (quar.)_
Hammond Instrument Co., 694 pfd. (quar.)
Oommdn;|l-:t_____*_——.
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
.
.
7-
Hammermill> Paper Co., 4149A
,.
$23A ,9
37Vic
.
6-20
6-20
$ll/2
(quar.)—
Hamilton United-Theatres, Ltd.—
794
preferred
(accumulated)________
.
Jackson RR.; 5V494 pref. "(s-a)
Kleiser Co„ class A pfd. (quar.)__
1
1
—
f
,
,
Fort Wayne &
6-20
6-15
7-
Cotton, Ltd., common (initial)
convertible.preferred (quar.)„
Hamilton Mfg. Co., class A partic. pref-—
.
6-30
,6-15
7-1
.
7-15
2
7-
7-
Hamilton
—-
4
8-1
$3
-
..
7-15
7-1
56c
}l5c
(quar.)_——____
Company (quar.)
Extra r___^
,___J
.
t$4
6-26
f$lVa
<
.
———————A
pfd.
Haloid
Co.—
-
7-3
$lVi
(quar.)
(common
Halifax Insurance
6-5
participating
;Interim
f75c
1$2JA
Hackensack
■
'
,'y, r'"'
' V.\
!
./A
1 5% convertible preferred (quar.)
—
/ $144 „■ \7-15 -y 6-30
preferred (s-a)
—
75c.,;- 9-1
8-11
Fitzsimmons Stores—.
v, r;:
-AA9
'.-9 ;9Diamond Shoe Corp., 594 preferred (quar.)
$14*
7- 1
6-20
7% preferred "(quar.)lTV^c /. ■ 9- 1
8-20
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp. $3 partic. pfd.—t$lV4
7-1
6-^22
7% .preferred Aquaj.)„j^__——__^^^w«:y'17440,12-1
11-20
Distillers" Cbrp.-Seagrams, Ltd.—
"
:
Florence Stove Co._;——
1
50c,,' 6-30
- 6-25
,5$ preferred (quar.)——
$114
8-1
7rl5Florida Power & Light, $7 ipfd.: ('qnar.);2_^i*Ai".7"".;9 $1%
: 7- 1
6-23
9: Dixie-Vortex Co., $2.50 class A (quar,)— __I :: 62V4c
7- 1
6-10
Florsheim Shoe Co., class
50c
7- 1 ■*, 6-23
Dixon
(Joseph) ..Crucible Co
___________$l""-: 6-30
6-19
Class B
,;25c
7- 1
6-23
Doehler Die Casting Co. (interim)————
50c
6-29
6-15*
Food Machinery Corp. (qnar.T—;
35c (... 6-30
6-15
Dome Mines, Ltd
140c - 7-20
6-30
Forbes & Wallace, Inc., $3 class A (quar.)__
75c
7-1
6-24
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)—25c
6-30 ' A 6-17
Foresight Foundation, Inc., non-cum. cl. A
6c
6-30
6-15
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Formica, Insulation Co._2————_—_ a
50c
7- 1
6-15
Diamond
6-26
(s-a)__
6-20
,7- 1
,7-1
6-15
7-3
Guilford Realty
11-24
1
6-15
2
31'Ac
Quarterly
9-30
;
7-
7-2
12c
6-25
;
*
•"
175c
preferred
Guelph &
11-30
.
6-30
6-20
50c
(quar.)—
Guaranty Trust Go. of Canada
Guaranty Trust Co. AN. Y.)___
40c
^
6-22
7-15
Extra
.
6-20
62JAc
(quar.)
7-2
7- 2
(quar.)
7- 6
4
—40c
(quar.)——
6-22
$25c
(quar.)____
Guarantee Co. of North America (Montreal)—
10-1
(quar.)
6-19
7-2
f$l3A
preferred
$2
preferred
6-17
7-15
_i
Ltd.
Group No.. 1 Oil Corp.
Gulf Power Co.,
preferred
preferred
Co.,
common
'preference
6-30
$5
7-1
(quar.)
6-13
7-15
7- 1
v
5(/2rA
Gruen Watch Co.
7-1
,
$2y2
^Pittsburgh).;(quar.)_l.1V
nop-cumulative
6-17
$13A
preif Brps. Cooperage Corp.,
\
;; 6-20
6-30
$2
$1
common
Greenwich Water System,.S'A
.6-15
6-15
6-29
(quar.)__
$1
York-(quar.)$20
Pawners SocietyAChic.)
1
2.444c
7-25
7-25
;
6
participating
7- 1
Brothers,
7-
J$3,75
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
>6-30
6-30
'
(accum.)
Participating
$1.25
$2
$4
6-23
Greenwich Gas Co., common—
»
6-20
,
Co.
Wire
Oil
;
.
6-22
1
J25c
.
(quar.)
(H L) Co.
Greening (B.)
•;
-
WeC
<quar.)_
Western
Insurance
Fisher
9 6-15
25c
A
7-1
7-2
7-
25c
79^ pfd.(quar.)
Life Assurance Co.
6-15
7-15
-7- 2
7-15
1
35c
(quar.)—
6-30Great West Saddlery, 6.# 1st pfd. (quar.)___
6-23
{
6% 2nd preferred (accum.)
7- 2
8-
t$l
(quar.)—
Gulf
First State
7- 7
t$2
$134
25c
;
:
,
6-15
6-22
(quar.)_____
common
7-1,,
•
preferred
6-15
7-2
7-1
10c
*6-13
15c
tquar.)—:
7-2
75c
American Insurance
(quar.)
Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.—
$2 class A- partic;preference (accum.)____
Gulf
Stores
6-19
$63c
Corp
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
5<i
6-1$
National
6-30
6-30
Great
6-23
Quarterly"
6-30
Great
7- 1
First
50c
$lVi
,
462Vic
t
6-30
;
10-1
12-23
7-15".:
$4
(s-a)____
Derby Oil & Refining. $4 preferredDiamond
10-1
12-23
6-20
(quar.)—
(Del.)
'
794
6-10
6-30
7-1
;
6-11
'.'"••V/,.
Quarterly1.—_
First National Bank.1 (St. Louis) {quar.)__—
7-1
7-15
Ltd., 7%' preferred—;
(W. T.)
7-
20c
50c
".
9-11
6-13
7-1
t40c
(quar.)- !
$1V4
6-18
62V4C
(resumed)
Hosiery,. 1.% preferred
First National Bank of
First National Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Grant
10-
1%
'
New
(quar.)—
Telegraph
First National Bank; (Jersey City)
•.
5c
Co., Ltd.. (irr.)
1
6-30
(quar.)_______
(Chicago)
6-15
Grand Rap.ds Varnish
6-20
Bank
7-2
Transit
Co.
Goulds Pumps,
6-20
National
First
6-18
125c
&
Gotham
.
6-20
1
6-15
9-15
12-15
6-12
7-
Gorton-Pew Fisheries
9-30
6-12
6-12
7-1
6-13
6-1?
12-18
1
1
7-1
Common
'5<}t>
7-
7-1
7-
30c
Manufacturing Co
(B. P.) Co., $5 preferred (quar.)—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Canada--
6-20
F.)
40c
$1
6-13
6-30
(S.
6-25
$l3/4
7-1
t60c
(quar.)
6-10
7-1
7- 6
56Vic
Goodrich
6-30
Insurance
6-30
8-1
Goodman
6-15
6-30
Pennsylvan.a
15c
$l3/4
Goodall Worsted
6-15
1
$1 V4
Bros., Inc.,- $2.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
State Co., Ltd. (quar.)
9-16
-
5c
of
Stock
&
1 '
15c
Fund
6-20
Goldblatt
—'——_______—————./'5c
Co.
6-19
1
(quar.)
Brewing
6-10
•,
——
1
7-
Co., 7?4 preferred (quar.)__
Inc., class A—,—.
Elevator
6-20
(quar.)_—_______—.
;, 5'/a 94 pref erred
Finance
Goebel
6-20
—
7-
Sugars,
preferred
$7
6-15
6-30
-
6-30
Extra
Fireman's
Globe-Wernicke
6-15
6-15
••
35c
(quar.)________--_—__^—**
87V4C
(quar.)
6-15
1
25c
10c
:.v-
7-
common
convertible
7-1
25c
(q.uar.$1.183A
(Bait.)—
'#-15
(N. Y.) (quar.),._
(reducea)
preferred (quar.)
Company,
44494
<■
1
7-
(quar.)—
common
of "America
Co.
Extra
6-20
12-19
'
Sons,
434 %
Class B
7- 3
.
(William)
Finance
,
(quar.)_—25c
(s-a)
$2
Co.
1
6-30
10-
preferred
Filtrol Co; of California_r™^;—15c
w,
7.-1,,
7- 1
7-1
10- 1
10-1
12-23
12-23
7- 1
6-20
9- 1
8-20
7- 1
6-25
7-1
6-15
7- 1,
—^
7-15
6-26
Hook & Eye- Co.,(quar.)_———-__$lVa
Dempster Mill Manufacturing, com. (quar.)_
$144
594 preferred (quar.)—
$1V4 ;
Dentist's Supply. (N. Y.) 794 pfd. (quar.)__
$13A
7'A
preferred (quar.)__
$13A
'■■756 preferred (quar.)___
$13A
Depver Union Stockyards Co., com. (quar.)
50c ;
5V294 preferred (quar.—__
$13A
De Pinna (A) Co. class A (quar.)
75Ac
6 94 conv..preferred (quar.
15c
Deposited Bank Shares Series B-l—
4e ■,<
Mfg.
1
7-1
,
•_
Glidden
12- 1
'
6-15
$2
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
9-1
--25c
-^
6-26
7-
7-1
1
6-18
6-36
75c
7% preferred Aquar.)__Fernie Brewing, Ltd, (annual)—-
6-30
$1V»
$iy4
________
Co
6-12
7-15
25c
*
6-18
common
(quar.)
Machine
6-12
6-12
'
$2Vi
Extra
preferred
$5
1
Fenton United Cleaning & Dyeing Co.—
6-15
6-24
6-24
7-1
10c
(s-a),
Gisholt
7-
1
Federal s; Services
Finance
Corp.
<Wash.,
' •• <•
D. C.)' common <quarr
:
50c
6% preferred (quar.)—-.—i.—
$lVi
Federation Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)_i—50c
'
■
25c
$1%>
225c
Extra
RR;
;
•>'
payton & Michigan R.R., 8% pfd.
Delaware
Gillette Safety Razor,
6-18
7-1
6-30
6-15
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Ins. Co. (N. Y.) (s-a)
80c
(quar.)__
$1 , 7-7
6-16
\ Extra V——i.4_—
"
20c
Debenture & Securities Corp. of Canada—tFidelity fc Guaranty Fire-Corp. (Bait.) (s-a)
50c
V #.554f.•.preference' (s-a)———
$$2V'a ..!■ 7- 2 ' 6-20
Field (Marshall)'& Co. 6% pfd. -(quar.)___ ;
$1%
Decca Records, Inc. (quar.)—_______—i—15c
6-30
6-16
!t 6%' preferred 2nd series (quar.)—- ",;$lVa
Ltd.,
6-22
6-22
7-
$2Vi
,
6-18
(quar.)___
1
;
Federal Motor Truck-.—w—i.-:—-^-^—'
1
7-1
50c
Co.", $3.50 preferred
Co.
1
'7-1
•
•*
$lVi
$iy4
•
Art
1
37Vic f. -7-.1
$lVi
6-30
—
*
:
$1'A
5f,e preferred "(s-a)"r_—
Davenport Hosiery Mills, common,———__i
7'/o preferred (quar.)———————'"
David
7-1',
7- V
6-30
' $3
-
cumul. conv, preferred A (quar.)__L_
Gibson
7-
25c
Fansteel Metallurgical, $5 preferred (quar.)
4
$5 preferred (quar.)
*
$5 preferred (quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life Ins.-Co. (Syracuse,
N. Y.)
(quar.)
4 Quarterly
Federal Bake Shops, common__——
*' 5% preferred As-a);
Federal Electric Co:, $1.50 class A__^——^
Federal Insurance Co. of New Jersey (quar.)
9-15
6-15
10-22
7-22
:
,
'
6-15
9-30
6-30
11-2
9- 2
(extra)—
10c
J—10c
Cunningham Drug Stores,' Inc.—
6% class A prior preference (s-a)_____
Curtis Publishing Co., prior pref. (reduced)_
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A___—
Dairy League Cd-OperatiVe Corp.—;
;
6-15
6-15
9-15
7-1',
$lVi
(quar,)—
6-20
6-15
'7- 1
Tissue
$ly2
.
(quar.)_______
7-
[ $i.Vz convertible preferred <quar.37Vic
6-15
6-15
6-20
6-30
6-30
preferred A
7u
Excelsior Life Insur/ Co. <Tor©nto)~• <lrreg.)
t$1.60
Fafnir Bearing Co. (quar.')__________-__;L___
$1
Falstaff Brewing Corp., 6% preferred <s-a)^
3c
Panny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)„37VzC :
Family Loan Society common-(quar.40c
30c
Culver
7-25
6-23
6-13
7- 1
9-18
•
694
,
10-24
6-30
7-1
7-15
9-30
t
»
1
1$1
25c
30c
$2
(quar.
Cuban
8-
11-2
7-1
'
______
Gilbert (A C)
6'
6-30
7- 2
•
6-15
7-
25c
1
$lVa
„
peorgia power Co., $6 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
L.
peorgia RR. & Banking Co. (quar.)
65c
'
€-10
7-
$1V4
common.;
.
6-15
6-26
Excelsior, Insurance Co.; (Syracuse15c
.
A,
(quar.)
i
3
7-
-
$iy»',
—___
Instruments Corp.,
7-
Eversharp, Inc., 5% preferred-(quar.)
Ex-Cell-Q Corporation
Co., common (quar.)__—15c
8%
preferred ' (s-a)„—___
:
!
$4
<
Cuban American Sugar, common (resumed) •"
25c .
.1 7% preferred (clears an arrears)——"'
t$50
;
1%
preferred (quar.)__
——
$13A
1
7%
preferred (quar.)__—
————$1%
51/2%
preferred (quar.)
$1% ',5Vi%
preferred iquar.)—
.$!%"
*
(quar.)
Time
preferred
of Rec.
7-2
62V4c
7- 1
.
-
$5 preferred A
$6
Payable
J30c
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
(quar.75c
5% preferred '(quar.)__-__-__-_^__^__-_L.__$1%
Engineers Public -Service Co. $6 pfd. (quar.)
'
$5i50 preferred^ (quar.)_^._i.^_^__i____^^_w
$1%
'
$5 preferred (quar.);
$l'/4
Equity Corp., $3 convertible preferred_A_-__i.
f75c
Equity Fund,vlnd.' <redUced)^_^w-^w-^___
-" 4c
Erie RR; $5 preferred A (quar.)_.__J._____-___ ' $lVi
i
Holder»
share
(irregular)
Co.,
(quar.)___
preferred
General
Ltd.
7^-3
6-22*
'(quari)_i^_-V—30c '
B
Y.)
6-30
6-12
1
Wares,
7-15 "
50c
*•
'
Class
(Ni
Trust CO.
(quar.);A
$2.50
Steel
7-15
$3
.
6-20
6-25
■(quar.)_____—___
insurance
7-15
6-30
,
7-1
(quar.)_—
Crum & Forster
6-30
7- 1
7-10
(quar.)_l_______J—
Corp.
common
preferred
7-15
40c
25c
(Montreal)' (quar.)
Zellerbach
Crum
General Telephone
tlOc
Corp.___i_i___-_____
Credit Utility Banking, class B (quar.)___:_
Crown Cork International'Corp."$l"cl. A;^_
„
6-15
$l3/4
.<•
7-1
•> 6-23
7- 1
" 6-20
7- I t
6-20
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
'
7-1
'*
6-15
7- 1
$1%
(quar.)__
General
-
Employers Casualty Co. (Dallas, Tex.) (quar.) 30c
Quarterly-'
A_~A—
f———
30c
Emporium Capwell Co., common (quar.)—A,
35c:
preferred, series A (quar56Vie
Endicott-Johnson Corp., common-.—___—.
- 75c
6-15
7% participating .preferred (quar.; ,$P/4
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., $3 prior pref. (quar.)
75c
i
preferred
Name of Company
.
.
t
6-20
$iya
6Jo 2nd preferred1 (s-a)_-_l.i.^w-.^___^_„^
6-22
.
7- 1
$1%
pfd.
'<■
8
7-
25c
'
6-
Per
v
of Rec*
7- 1
$lJ/8
—,—__
6-30
$1%
(quar.)
6'/a94
6-11
'
Holder*
Payable
$1.60
El Paso Natural Gas, common
—60c
Ely & Walker Dry Goods—
v 7% -1st preferred '(s-a)jA_______-;_______.A '• $3%
6-30
7-*2
50c' 'A 6-30
common
common-
7-10
,
W7ie»
-share
;
$4.50 preferred (quar.),
)E1 Paso Electric Co. (Del.) 694 pfd. B (quar.)794 preferred A____
:
6-30
6-30
25c"*•' 6-29
"
(quar.—._AA "
Continental Telephone,
v
.
El Paso Co.?(Texas)
>
.
Extra "___A—1_1_A——20c
53oatinental.>lotors porp, '(irregular)15c
Continental
6-12
.
__
(s-a)___,
Name of Company
-
,
„
v
Elmkra & Wllliamsport RR. 7% pref.. (s-a)_
20c
Gas & Electric
Per
•
*
,
,
Continental
,1%
&
When
Payable
.
share
H
2417
(quar.)_A—
.f
•
2Va94
1$1
.
6-12
}
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2418
When
Per
Holders
Per
'
share
Name of Company
&
Huron
Mortgage (quar.)_
.
Hussmann-Ligonier, common (quar.)
5Vi io conv. preferred (quar.)
Huttig Sasjflp'& Door 7% preferred (quar.)_
7 %
preferred
7%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
—»—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)__
Ideal Cement Company (quar.)
Illinois Bell Telephone (reduced).—'
Illinois Central RR. (leased lines)-—
4% guaranteed (s-a)
Illinois Commercial Telephone (Wise.)—
$6 preferred
(quar.)—i.—s._
Imperial Chemical Industries (ord.) (final).
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Toronto) —
Quarterly
...
_
—
Ingersoll-Rand,
Inland
Corp.
preferred
6fo
Inc...
Investors,
Institutional Securities,
Bank
Insurance
(stock).
North
of
Co.
America
Certificates
preferred
(s-a)
$1V4'
International
Extra
Coal
International
Co.,
conv.
6%
conv.
Co.
preferred (initial) ——_____
able
..
in
U.
Common
5% pfd. (quar.)
Funds)..————
S.
Nickel
Co.
of
preferred
preferred
($5
Paper
International
Power Co.,
7% ...preferred
International
Shoe
(quar,)-—:
preferred (quar.)...
Fund
Public
*
••
Coal
preferred
Co.,
7%
preferred
;•
7%
preference B
(quar.)
t)
5% preference C
5%
preference D
5Vi%
6%
4
7%
1
6-30
7-15
' 6-30
7-
•
10c
7- 9
7-
1
1
1
12-
1
7-1
7-
'
1
preferred
1Va%
lVi%
—.
,
...
1
6-22
50c
6-22
6-30
6-30
$iy2
7-1
:
6-30
1
1
$1%
7-1
6%
pfd.
(quar.).
1
6-
7-15
15c
8-
1
7-13
Kansas City Power & Light, $6 pfd. B (s-a)
Kansas Electric Power Co.-. 5% pfd. (quar.)
$iy2
7-
1
$iy,
7-
l
Kansas Gas & Elec. Co., $6 pfd. (quar.).
7%
preferred (quar.)__-.^_______—_____
$iy2
7-
1
$1%
$l3/4
-
>
Kansas
$7
Power Co.
preferred
Katz Drug,
Kaufman
6%
7%
6-13
(James R.)
preferred
Kelsey-Hayes
Class
Wheel
class
B
A
Kendall
1
7-
1
Gold
6%
7%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(irreg.)
1
-
pref.
Oil
Co.,
:
preferred
__________
(reduced)
common
,
7
7
t87y-c
;
Co.^ 6%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)..
first
preferred (quar.)__i—:
second preferred
(quar.)
25c
10c
(s-a)
Co.,
.
$1V2
$l3/4
_
.
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Tire
Ltd.
Field
6-12
Martel
Mills,
1
6-12
7-
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-15
7-. 1
$iy*
6-30
7- 1
:
6-16
7-15
.
10c
6-15
1
?,
7-1
6-13
.,
7-1
6-15
7-15
6-12
$5
50c'
Marven's, Ltd.
Maryland
6-15
Massachusetts
6-15
6-20
1
6-15
6-12
6-30
8-31
8-29
11-30
11-28
Morris
Morris
,
Morris
Bank
6-17
Morris Plan Bank
7-
6-20
Morris
6%
Morris
6-20
Morrison
30c
7-
6-26
62 y2c
of
New
7-
1
6-15
7%
Mead
6-20
Plan
7%
(series
preferred
Motor
1931)
Industrial
Cafeterias
.
7%
Mengel Co., 5%
I
7-
1
1
10-
1
10-
$iy2
$iy2
1-2-43
7-
Finance, $5 preferred
6-12
6-30
6-20
6-24
6-20
15c
7-
6-20
Munsey Trust Co. (Washington, D. C.) (quar.)
'Extra
6-30*
7-15
&
Port
Carbon
RR.
-.1
6-30*
Munson
1
6-20
50C
7-
1
6-12
Line, $4 preferred
A
8-
5
11-14
11-
5
6-30
6-30
6-16
Muskegon
7-
6-22
Mutual Bank & Trust Co.
7-
Ring
7-
1
6-15
t$6
7- 2
6-25
1
7-
1
6-15
50c
7-15
6-30
Mutual
System,
.7-
50c
1.
6-30
7-15
37V2C
6-15
7-10
,
6-20
7Va%
6-19
8-15
6~°"
7-
2
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
e
Inc.,,
12-15
12-11
9-28
12-28
12-17
10c
7-15
3c
(quar.)
common
9-11
$p/2
:
6-12
9-15
$iya
;
:
6-30
50c
Fund—-———
(quar.)—
•
guaranteed common
preferred (quar.)
National. Aviation Cprp.
(reduced)—
National. Battery
-
Co.—
6-30
6-30
^
.
7-
1
15C
9-
1
15c
.——
preferred
6-30
7-15
7-15
93 %c
pref. (quar.)
6%
9-17
•
50c
„•
(s-a)
National Automotive Fibres 6%
$2.20
6-20
6-29
9- 3
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
7-
6-27
30c '
(St. Louis)(quar.)
i
Investment
8%
6-20
30c
(irregular):
—___.
"
1
20c
:_—
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—
6% preferred (quar.)
r
6%
6-19
7-
$l'/4
5V2%
Quarterly
6-13
7- 9
6-29
$1%
preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.
6-22
6-29
lc
Murphy Paint,
1
6-24
t$2
& Devel. Co. (quar.)
Murphy ,(G_ C.) Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_*
Ltd., common (quar)_
;
8-15
Piston
1
25c
Mount Diablo Oil Mng.
1
6-26
7-
$1
'
7-15
6-16
1
50c
7-
,
1
7-
$l'/4
(s-a)
Co.—
2C
$iv2
7-
$l»/4
(quar.)_____—
Mount Carbon
Mueller Brass
12-
1
11-10
7-13
6-29
i2yaC
—
6-20
8-
-7
-
(quar.)
*'
7-
1
6-12
55c
7-
$lJ/4
7-
1
6-15
National
Biscuit
30c
7-15
6-12*
$l3/4
7-
1
6-11
National
Bond
15c
7-15
6-30
7-
7-
6-24
8C
__
conyertible
Co (reduced)—
<fc Share Corp.——I
1
6-18
National Boulevard
$iy2
,6-30
6-15
National; Breweries^ Ltd.,
$iy2
6-30
6-15
40C
7-
1
6-20
t$iy2
7-
1
6-18
$1
(quar.)
preferred—.
(quar.)
6-30
mv2
,
6-15
6-30
7%
first
7%
preferred
1
6-29
7-
1
6-29
National Casket
8-
1
7-
,
I
(reduced)—_
*
Co., 7% preferred—
8
6-
8
7-
6-15
Nationalise. Welding Machine Co;
f
Quarterly.,
'—,_—
6-15
National Enameling
$1 w
7- 1
6-30
-
6-16
—
National Fire Ins.
Co.
(Hartford)
8-15
7-
1
6-12
1
6-12
.
7-
7-15
50c
.
6-30
8-
1.
8-
-
1
'
'75C
.
(quar.)—'
7- 1
6-12
6-30
'
6rl5
7-18
.7-18
6-8
2c
(quar.)
Co.—_—_
1
'20C
—
6-12
7-1
25c
t$iy4
-
——
& Stamping
1
$l3/4
—
National, City Lines, class A (quar.)—:
$3 convertible preference (quar.)_
National Dairy Products
6-
,
6-12
9-
$1%
6-15
35C
7- 2
25c
„
6-30
1.
7-2
lQc
—
7-1.
6-30
1
5-20
$44c
(quar.)
75c
25C
$l3/4"
$1
1
$50c
National
$3
(s-a)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
second preferred, (quar.)
Cash Register
7-15
7-
25C
■
(Chicago)
common
preferred
(quar.)— __—;.—
National Brush Co. (quar.)-—.—
National. Candy Co.,.'common—
50c
(s-a)__
Bank
7%
50c
common
(s-a) __:
12-31
1
6-30
Nashville & Decatur RR. Co.—
:
5
30c
;___
Y.)
6-20
25c
convertible lat pfd;
7-
$1%
(N.
6-20
30c
(quar.)
(s-aK
5
$iy2
(quar.)
Mutual
preferred (quar.)——
preferred^
66-
50c
(quar.)
Bank
$7V2
(quar.)
5
2
Consolidated, Inc.—
$1V2
$l3/4
______
(quar.)
Johnson & Co., common
7-
7- 2
4
4
7-
Y.)—.
Co.
6-
(reduced
7-
35C
__
(reduced)__—__
Mathieson Alkali Works, com.
Haven
Virginia (s-a)_
of America—
$1%
(quar.)—__
(Toronto) (s-a)
Ins.
2
$1%
25c
50c
Glass
7-
$l3/4
of
Corp.
preferred
6-20
6-20
50c
preferred
preference
6-30
6-30
$55 Vic
$1%
6-22
'
7-
6-22
(N.
'
6-15
2
7-30
$iy2;
Plan
7-
1
Co.
(quar.)
7-
$38c
50c
quar.)
7-
7-
Massawippi, .Valley RR.
Plan
7-1
,
,
6-12
6-13
(Philip) & Co., Ltd. (see Philip Morris)
6-30
$l3/4
-
,
RR.
6-18
6-20
Plate
Essex
7-15
6-22
Rubber-—
1
$$1
(quar.)
vtc.
com.
—
&
6-30
1
Drydock.Co.
Extra
6-15
7-
;i4 $$3
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
7% pfd. A (quar.) (payable in U. S. funds)
7% pfd. B (quar.) (payable in U. S. funds)
Moore (W. R.) Dry Goods Co. (quar,)
Quarterly
•
*
Quarterly
6-20
1
7-
; 7- 2
Bank
____
& Power, cons,
(Bait.)
$iy2
(accum.)—
&
6%
7
7-
6-30
& Sons
6-15
7-
<
$l3/4
Savings
Moore
$2
preferred
6%
12-22
7-
Corp.
preferred
1
7-19
6-15
2
7-15
■
1-2-43
$1
Corporation
Oil
Midland
(M.)
1
7" 1
$iy»
—
Monumental Radio
25c
(quar.)—_______
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
Marchant Calculating Machine (quar.)_
6-25
8-
7-15
,10-15
''
Extra
4 Montreal Light, Heat
t$l%
Trust
•
Montreal
City
&
District
4ril (Montreal) (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Marsh
6-17
6-20
1
7-
.
.
87 %c,
Montgomery City Trust (N. Y.) (s-a)_.
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
$7 class A (quar.)—.
15c
(quar.)——
&
convertible
6-15
1
7- 2
$i3/4-
..
6-20
8-1
t2c
$3.50 preferred (quar.)__
Utilities;common
;_____
(quar.)_—
1
6-20
11-
12yac.
$$1.20
: ;
6-15
6-
1
,7- 2
433/4C
preferred
9-21
__
convertible
$1.20
$2
6-19
7-
6-30
7- 2
.410c
;
1
7-
$2 ;
•'4$1%
50C
$1.
6-20
7- 1
;
t20c
(quar.)-_____
6-20
$1 Vi
Corp.
7- 1
7- 1
preferred
1
common—_
Co.,
Co., 6%" preferred
2nd series (quar.)
6-30
$lVi
6-20
37y2c
.
:
6%
43%c
common—
Marshall
1
6-15
1
37 y2c 4
(quar.)i___i__4
pfd.
$iv2
Marlin-Rockwell
7-
7-15
1
7-
6-20
1
$3
--
6-10
7-1
1
7-
$1
$iy2
-
6715
$7
$1V4
Co.,
Theatre
Common
6-10
,
8-
$iy2
Menongahela West Penn Public Service—
I 7% preferred (quar.)
:
6-30
40c
(quar.)
6-1Q
1
,t$iy2
'.V*
6-13
7-
27 Vic
—
(quar.)
& Co.
1
7-
6-20
6-30
10-
$1%
r
1
7-1
1
7-
$1%
Co,* (irregular)— v
7-
t75c
6-20
7-
(quar.)-
$l3/4
6-29
t62yac
1,
Cement (irregular)___—^ ;
25c
Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)__i_
v; $iy2;
(Robert) Co., Ltd.
m
$1%
(quar.)—
7-
7-
7-
$l3/4
(Winnipeg) (s-a)—
Porcupine Mines, Ltd (quar.)—____
Monongahela Valley Water, 7% pfd. (quar.)
•
—-
Marion-Reserve Power Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Marion Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
7-
(St.'Louis)
6-20
$1%
'
7-21
25C
Margay
25c
6-15
1
1
*$iy2
Marine
1
6-15
7-
Moneta
Ltd.-r~'";'''4„y-447,^:'
5-29
7-
1
'"17- 1
85c
'2VaC
433/4C
(quar.)
6-30
}7c
7-
$iy2
...
6-15
$iy2
»
6-15
1
.;. Quarterly,.—4—
Molybdenum Corp. of America_4___4i_—
;,-v
5-29
$iy2
(quar.).....
common
(quar.)..-
Kresge Dept. Stores.4% pfd. (quar.)
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.—
7%
-6-30
6-30
70c
(D,. Emil) Co., common
Knott. Corporation (s-a)_;
6%
6-30
7-15
(quar.)__—
preferred
6%
(quar.).-...
Klein
Koppers
7-15
Forbes
&
(R. H.)
7%
6-20
6-30
'
7-25
$l'/4
3iy4c
7-15
2V2C
—
Ltd.
40C
6-15
6-30
7-
2V4C
8-20
9
6-30
$l3/4
(quar.)
11-20
1
6-27
RR., 4% pf4. (s-a)__
Containers, .Ltd. common (quar.)—'
5V2%
11-20
1
37 Vic
preferred
preferred
Mansfield
6-13
83/4c
^
Mines.
Kings County, Lighting 5%
'
2nd
5%
6-13
1
1-
12-
common..
$l»/2
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(irregular)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
6%
(Ky.)
Manufacturers
7-
9-
12-
25C
—____
Manischewitz
Keystone Public Service Co.—
$2.80
Co.
7-
'
B
25c
$l»/4
6-20
7-
$1%
Monarch Life Assurance
-
6-30
25c
Mollne Pressed Steel, class A partic.
8-20
1
(quar.)———
L
preferred (quar.)——__
7-31
7-
9-
6y,c
$l'/4
(s-a)
7-
5-29
Manufacturers Life Ins. Co.
1
6-15
6-22
$1%;
6-30
6-15
1
7-/1
t$2 Vi
6-11
6-30
(interim)
Co.,
7-28
6-19
7-
6-30
:4. 7>/ac
10-22
7-25
7-1
7-
75c
6-12
6-13
$2
1
.'Extra'
6-15
-
6-12
7-.1
& Birmingham
Modern
6-19
6-30
-r
$l'/4
25c
Kerr-Addison
4
Stores
Mansfield
6-15
7-31
4 6-30
50c
$l3/4
Mobile
6-12
50c
(quar.)____
RR Co.
7-
6-15
?
1
•
Portland
6-20;
1
1
7- 1
2
25c
Elec.
&
Gas
.Mahoning Coal RR.
6-20
t75c
7-
2
7-
6-15
6-20
8-
Edison
Mitchell
8-24
6-20
$2
7-
50C
50c
6-15
Hope,
Missouri Power &
11-24
6-30
(Port
4
11-
(Del.), class A (quar.) '•» 37yac
6-30
25c
preferred
Kerlyn Oil Co., class A
Class
v
6-24
7- 1
$iy4
Corp..:
6%
<
9-10
12-10
1
:
Missouri
8-24
11-24
$1
.___
Magor Car Corp. common (irregular)
7% preferred (quar.)—__——
6-19
1
9-10
12-10
7-
(quar.)_______
Light, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Trust
'
50C
preferred
6%
1 7-10
30c
Copper
$1.10: 4
$1.10
6-15
7-
t Quarterly:
t=
6-15
6-20
7-
7t15
1
1
7-
6-18
6-15
.
7-
7-
7-28
1
$l3/4
Magnin (I.) & Co. 6% preferred
6% preferred (quar.)——
6-15
7-
4,: 7- 1
.8- 1
Montana-Dakota
Macy
37y2c
(resumed)
—
Utilities.
$iy8..
6-15
7-
Monroe Chemical,
15c
Special
Kentucky
,' 25c
6-15
7-
460c
Mississippi Valley Public Service, common¬
er
preferred B (quar;)_-_—____'
6-17
25c
Refining
Kennecott
37yac 4
6-25
'6-25
6-30
,
6-15
6-15
6-20
6-20
6-20
1
7-
Mississippi Power Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)
$7 preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 tirst pfd.„__.
Mississippi River Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
,6-20
7-
1
$iy2
(quar.
6-22
6-15
1
6-30
6-30
6-30
5C
1
6-
7-1
(quar.)________i-__________'
1
$1%
(irreg.)
6-20
-
Co.
Hill Navig.
Company
1
6-15
75c
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply, com.
5% preferred (quar.)..^
6-30
preferred
preferred
Mission Oil
1
1
12y2c
Keith-Albee-Orpheum, 7% conv. pref. (quar.)
Kelley Island Lime & Trans. Co. (quar.)____
6-24
6-
common
&
7-
1
50c
common
7-16
Power
7-
7-
$1%
(s-a)
25c
1
1
50%
L
$6
6-
7-
6-1
7-T
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Co.,
7-
7-
10c
(irregular)..
(quar.).
6-15
1
:::7-1
prior, preference
6%
10-26
&
25c
7-1
7-1
7%
7-
6- 1
$l'/2
:
,
.'
Savings
Mine
&
Falls
$2'/a
Mackinnie. Oil & Drilling
7-
',
7-25
1
50c
—____:
6-15
$iya
(quar.)__
Stores
1
1
25c
(quar.)___:
Mac Andrews
6-15
:
$i%-
preferred
8-
7-
Theatres,
$iy2
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Department
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)___i
preferred
$4.50
Co.,
Kearney
pfd.
(quar.)_
(Chas. A.)
Kaufmann
Kaynee
$6
6-12
____
$iy2
common
1
11-
(monthly)
______—"
(quar.)___
cumulative
7%
•
Gas,
7-
4
_____,——
...
6-15
$l5/a
Ltd.", partic. pfd. (s-a)
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing (quar.)——
McWilliams Dredging Co.
Mabbett ,(G.) & Sons, 7% 1st pfd. (quar.)__
6-19
Natural
1
&
Tool
Creek
Minnesota
McManus Petroleums,
6-18
(quar.)
7-
Mill
7-. 1
Steel
Midwest
Millers
1
V
$l3/4
,
(s-a)
Missouri
Extra
6-19
1
preferred
6-30
$l3/4
McKay Machine, common (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
McKee (Arthur) & Co., class B (guar.)——
7-1
6-30
-
6-15
""
Pipe Co., common
preferred
6%
5
7-
$6
B
McCrory
6-5
1
7-1
Kansas-Nebraska
Co.—
McClatchy Newspapers, 7%
7
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
6-5
7-
40c
Furnace
1
7-15
$2
& Coal Co, (s-a)
Lynchburg & Abingdon Telegraph Co, (s-a)
Lvnn Gas & Electric (quar.)__—_—______
6-23
7-6
15c
-
7-
7-
$l3/4
i__
Products, common
$2 non-cumulative preferred___________^_
8% preferred (quar.)
Midvale Company (irregular)
Mid-West Refineries, common.-,.
7-20
10c
Lykens Valley RR.
6-17
7-
$l>/2
•
1
Loan
Ont.)
Midland
6
8-
.....
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)__—
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc
Z
$iy4
:
&
...
McColl-Frontenac
$iy4
...
...
Stove
(initial)
6-10
6
7-
-
12yac
7-18
7-
75c
...
Kahn's (E.) Sons Co., com.- (redu. quar.)____
7% preferred (quar.)_.-_-^_^_^__
Kalamazoo
Co.
10-17
1
7-15
$1.30
(quar.)..
(quar.)___—_______
1
7-
1
$iy8
preferred
11- 2
8-
6-16
50c
6 y2 % preferred (quar.)_—___
6y2% preferred (quar.)—___—________
6y2% preferred (quar.)—44._,
Ludlow Valve Mfg. 5xk% non-cum. conv. pfd.
6-10
$13A.
(quar.)-...—
Joplin Water Works,
Joseph & Feiss Co.
(quar.)
'
6-10
7-
7-
Midland
6-20
$144
—
'
6-17
7-
6-30
Lunkenheimer Co.—
6-15
$1%
(quar.).....
common...
(quar.).
RR.
5%
6-15
7-1
$1%
(quar.)...-...^...^
B
50c
,
:
__________________
6-24
30c
5%
6-15
$2'A
____•
$1.06^4
Laughlin Steel,
10-
.___——
$1.06%
preferred A
$1
preferred (quar.)————
Louisville
i
4-4.
-—~4'
preferred
6-13
—
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
(irregular)__—_—_—__
$iy2
Mickelberry's Food Products—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
6-24
6-18
1
'
6-15
5
$iy2
5%
7-
Taylor (quar.)—1_
Co., common (interim)
Class
...
Light Co.—
(quar.)
RR., stamped
$1
Louisville Gas & Elec.
6-22
7-1
7- 1
25c
(quar.)..-.
7-14
6y2%
(Marcus)
&
7%
6-22
$iy4
(reduced)
Inc., 4y4%
1
9-14
6-18
7-
?40c
8-
1
6-30
$lJ/4.
$1%
37yac
6-30
6-30
93c
'
$iy2
preferred (quar.)
6-30
26c
'''
$l'/2
7%
25c
6-20
30c
7-
25c
6-30
common
7-21
■■
6-16
$1%
,
Michigan Public Service—
$6 junior preferred (quar,)
6% preferred (quar.)
1
6-20
6-20
7-1
$1%
80c
common——
1
1
1
"
preferred series of 1940
Lorillard- (P.)
6-22
7-
1%%
____
1
7- 1
6-20
6-20
7-
$iy2
(irregular)
preferred
Lord
6-9
7-
1
6-13*
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6%
participating preferred (quar.)-____
Participating
Long Island Safe Deposit (reduced s-a)____
6-17
}17c
$$l3/4
7-
6-30
75c
(quar.)
6-15
5%
6-19
(quar.)...,
Joliet & Chicago
1
-
6-19
'
6-15
6-16
7-
(quar.)
6-15
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
6-20
7-1
1
6-20
6-30
25c
7% preferred (quar.).__•__
,
Michigan Associated Telep. 6% pfd. (quar.)
Michigan Die Casting Co. (stock div.)_____
6-30
7-
6-20
.
50c
,
:
1
5%
11-10
15c
7-13
25c
7% pfd. (quar.)
Lone Star Cement Corp. (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber, $5 pfd. (ctfs. of ben. int.)
Longhorn Portland Cement Co.—
8-10
,'
Meyer-Blanke Co.,
6-20
'
Inc.
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
prior preferred
$7 prior preferred
6-20
50c
Co.___l__4
$6
6-25
1
60c
quar.)_.
(quar.)______________
8%
$6
6-25
6-30
/.
Machine
6-25
6-30
6-30
$5
Corp., 7% pfd..(quar.)
Metropolitan Coal—
"
3Vz% non-cumulative 2nd preferred (s-a)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)___.____
;
Metropolitan Edison Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)___
6-25
6-30
2C
(quar.).,—___:
6-20
7-1
1
7-
30c
i
*
guaranteed
Loew's
6-20
7-
•
'•
6-30
guaranteed
Loew's,
6-20
1
9-
preferred (quar.)
;—__.—__
Johns-Manville Corp. 7% preferred (quar.)
1
,
7-
25c
4J/4%
Jones &
••
Power &
Jewell Tea Co.,
3%c
—_____
(quar.—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)..
Special
6-15
7-15
7-1
___
1
8-1
'
30c
Water Supply,
Jersey Central
'
30c
preferred
Jefferson Electric Co.
7-
_______
common
6-30
$iy#
1
Corp.;
6-20
9-20
1- 4312-20
$1.31 V*
7-
preferred
Miami
Lock Joint
6-23
50c
common (quar.)
(quar.)
Jamestown (N. Y.) Telephone Corp.—
6% first preferred (s-a)—
5% class A (s-a).
$5
7-15
$lVi
(quar.)
2
$l3/4
Special
6-15
6-12
,
_
(quar.)
Jamaica
1
1
$1%
Ai (quar.):
12-
—
—
Co.
1
1
1-
(quar.) ;
Metal & Thermit
$7
Original' capital .(quar.)
"
Original capital (quar.)_________________
6-15*
—__
common.....
(quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, common
0
7-
$1%
...
12-11
—
Cement
710-
$iy2
& Farmers Bank (Albany)
7-
Refining
conv.
Little
6-15
4
1
7-
$iy2
—
'•••>
6-19
.*4,
7-
•
25c
...—
$50c
•
Lipton (Thomas J.) Co. 6% pfd. (quar.)___
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)....
4>/2% preferred A (quar.)— i
2
■ •
-
$l3/4
common..:
...
<>
6-29
- ■
475c
$6.50 first preferred (quar.)..
$7 first preferred
(quar.).__,_ii
:
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co. vte. common (quar.)
V Quarterly
•_■
Irving Air Chute Co. (quar.)____._
"-Irving. Trust Co.- (quar.)
i
"Island Creek
7-
6-30
10c
(quar.).
2
5c
$1
7- 2
8-1
7- 1
25c
"C"
Service,
,
7
.4
45c
...
9-
4,
$1%
(quar.)....
.1.
Foundat., Ltd., 6%--conv, pfd. (quar.)
9-11
1
$iy2i
'___
(quar.)
preferred
Mesta
6-30
$50c
(accum.)..
Lipe-Rollway, class A (quar.)___.
6- 1
*
(Chicago)
preferred ' (quar.)
(quar.)
5V\ %
,
-
8-1
$1V4
__
7-15
4 V2 %
"
6-30
75c
,
1
9-1
12-
$iy2
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co._
Merck & Co., Inc. common
6-15
....
Oil
Bank
10c
Co.
Co.,
National
Merchants
6-30
...
preferred
Lion
7- 3
6-30.
50c
—
2
7-15
7-15
6c
30c
.:
7-15
7-
,
12-
$iy2
50c
5
$17 Vic
'
J
9-1
(St. Louis)
i—
:
62yac
Electric Co.
Belt
Tr.
&
9- 5
25C
___:
Merchants Bank of New York
5
12-
___________
Extra
6-22*
4
9-
12-15
—
Link
6-30
--
7% pfd. (quar.)..
Department Stores, com. (irreg)..
$6 first preferred
$6
7-15^
8%c
-
Investment Co. of America
4
1
Sl.Vi
•
Co.,
Iowa
8-
5
(quar.)—
Co.
Stores
5
12-
Mercantile
5
9-15
$1%
____
4-■■
$1%
v-
Co..__..____i__^_i
Silver
Interstate
*
7-15
(accumulated).t$l3/*-:-^ 7- 2
Salt
International
Investors
1
50c
5% pfd.-(quar.)"
Ltd.—
/
Co.,
International
7%
8-
$iy4
par)- (quar.)
Telegraph (quar,)..—
Ocean
International
Invest.
6-20
4
(quar.)—..
International
v
7-15
■
Canadaf Ltd.—
7%
7
6-20
$1
11-
$1%
(quar.)—
.....—
Levy Brothers Co., Ltd. (irregular),
Lexington Telephone 5.2% preferred (quar.)
Lexington Union Station, 4% pfd. (s-a)...
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7% pfd. (quar.).
Lincoln Natl. Life Ins. Co. (Ft. Wayne)—
6-20
11-16
...—
(reduced
common
Water
9-
30c
,
$iy2
6-19
17 Vac
Electric
&
Co.,
4V2%
6-20,
payable in U. S. funds——.*.,
7%
•
6-22*"
7- 2
(pay-
6-30
37y2c
:
50c
Corp.
30c
6-15
.
(quar.)
class B—^—
pref.
Lerner
7-
__
International Milling,
2
.
C.)
Portland
Lenox
7-1
$$lVi
\7
Chemical—
7-
;
Mining
preferred
Leland
50c
(accum.)j.—,—__
&
$$1
—,—
com.
5
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-20
—
Finance,
12-
preferred
Quarterly
6-15
1
,,
Extra
Industries, Ltd.—
Minerals
2
(quar.)__
4% preferred (quar.)—______
Lehman Corporation (quar.)...,—
$$2
preference A
international
4%
.7-5
1
&
Lehigh
7- 5
,
77-
(quar.)—
(A.
Leece-Neville
6-13
7-10
A
Gold
Gas
$2.50
6-30
7-15
class
Cap
Leath
6-20
1
$1
Leather Co.
Lawyers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
5-29
7-15
$$lVi
6-17
62y2c
...
(quar.)__—
Industrial
Salle
Lawrence
37yac
.
1
(s-a)__
Ltd.—
Lawrence
12'/ac
—
preference (accum.)—__—
International
4%
(quar.)
-
(irreg.)
(quar.)——__
common
Harvester
International Metal
Co.
:
—:
^
6%
Prod.
Cellucotton
.i
Intercolonial
7-
of Rec
'
preferred
6-20
(quar.)__
convertible preference
70c
6-8
7-15
7-
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Lava
6-20
7- 2
—____________
7-
,
25c
preferred
Mercantile-Commerce Bk.
-
Latrobe Electric Steel Co
6-20
....—-—
(Ont.)
convertible preference
La
6-15
7-1
Co.
$2.50 pfd.
(accum.)
La Salle Extension University—
7% preferred (quar.)_____—
6-12
„
Co.
7%
6-12
7- 1.
6-30
Invest.
7%
6-12
1
&
Sessions
preferred
6%
(Md.) —
(s-a)__-_-_
6-20
37y2c
—
Loan
&
Langley's,
9-15
t$4
Interlake Steamship Co.
25c7
International Bronze Powders, com.
(quar.)
37Vac
6% participating preferred (quar.37yac
International Business Machines
(quar.)___
$1Vi
8%
12-24
7- 1
(quar,
preferred (quar.)
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd.
Langendorf United Bakeries,
$2 class A (quar.)
6-17
7-
2Vi%
:—
1-1-43
23c
7%
Ltd.—
shares, class A
group
Insuranshares
?
7%
6-23
-7-1
10- 1
15c
—
—_
9-22
,
Payable
'
,
6%
6-22
1
$iy2
common
Co.
Common
6-12
Rayon
1
10-
Holders
When
share
Acceptance Corp. of California—
(quar.)__^—._—
preferred (quar.)
5%
5%
Landis Machine Co.—
6-20
Industrial
7-
$l»/2
Banking .& Loan-(quar.)
Landers, Frary & Clark
6-19
7-1
preferred
Lambton
6-17
.
7-1
$1
$1
—
50c
(s-a)$3
$iy2
:
Landed
6-12
7-1
Telephone,
of Company
6%
6-12
(quar.)
Lamson
12-31
7- 1
preferred
Crosse
Name
-
Mercantile
1
(quar.)
Lambert
9-30
Service, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
$iy2
-7-1
Indiana & Michigan Elec., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
$l>/2 7- 1
7%
preferred
(quar.)__.
....——
$l3/4
7- 1
Indianapolis Water Co,—'
4 .•>'
4
"
5% preferred A (quar.)__
_______—$lVi
7-1
Industrial Bank & Trust Co. (St. Louis)—
-4.
——
Per
of Rec.
7-
$1
(quar.)
6fo
6-30
Indiana General
Quarterly
Quarterly
Holders
$iy2
preferred
6%
6-15
7- 2
10- 1
1-2-43
6-30'
7- 1
$lVi
Payable
Jersey—
(quar.)
preferred
La
4-21
30c
guaranteed
New
6%
6-19
7- 7
50c
$1.31 Vi
30c-:
of
6%
6-11
7- 1
_
4%
RR.
Laclede-Christy Clay Products Co.—
6-30
$$33/4
$$3%
$$33A
410c
Quarterly
——
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Independent Pneumatic Tool
Indianapolis Power & Lt., 5Vi% pfd. (quar.)
Indian Motocycle Co., common.^^.-..6% non-cum. preferred (s-a)
Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp., $3 pfd. (s-a)
6-15
7-21
7- 1
$1 Vi.
a5%
l
.—___.
6- 6
$2
o
Quarterly
7-3
45c
35c'
$1%
convertible
4V'a%
6-30
$1%
$1%
31 Vic
6-20
9-21
,12-21
6-20
7-15
$1%
—
Hygrade Sylvania
1
7- 2
8- 1
6-3Q
6-30
9-30
12-30
7- 1
Lackawanna
When
share
Name of Company
Payable .of Rec.
$$1
15c
6834c
Erie
Monday, June 29, 1942
*
8-.1
7-22
3«
10-30
10-20
6-30
6-20
7-
6-18
37Vic
50c
'
x
*
m- <■*
of Company
When
share
*
'
Payable
B
National
Investors. Corp.
Lead
Co.,
preferred
Oil
National
6%
Paramount Pictures, Inc.,
6-15
Parker
6-30
Patchogue Plymouth Mills Corp.
Payne Furnace & Supply, common
60c convertible preferred A
(quar.)
7-
1
8-
$1V2
25c
r
1
25c
7-17
,
1
7-15
7-
6-30
,
6-22
7-31
,
,
.
(s-a)
—**
Light Co. $6 pfd. (quar.)
$134
$l'/2
8-
1
10c
7-
1
7-
1
6-22
7-
1
$l'/2
50C
.
■
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
$1.40
Penney
-
6-15
.
National
'6%
Supply
Trust
National
Co.,
Federal
Penn
Traffic
6-30 '
1V2C
(Md.)
.7- 2
,
6-20
7-
U2
6-15
,
7-
Nehi
—
Corp., 4y3% pfd.
(reduced s-a)
6-15
1
7-
Co.
6-13
.
1
6-15
7-16
r
7-
1
50c
6-30
_——-
" 50c
7-
,
6-15
'
;
1
8-
$134'
'
1
,
6-22
'
6-30
$134;;,
,
7-15
,
1
6-15 '
1
6-20
t33y3c
7-
1*
New
preferred —.————
England Tel. & Tel. (reduced)'———
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)^
New
Haven
(reduced s-a)—'———,—"
$134
New
153
(quar.)
__
$iy2
Jersey Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)Jersey Water, 7% preferred (quar.)— '•> $134
.$134
London Northern RR. Co. (quar,)— J
:
,
$7
preferred
York
York
New
Harlem
&
preferred
10%
York
New
Brake
Air
7-
1
6-23
1
,7-15
7-
1
6-15
V 7-
1
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
$134
7-
1:
6-15
87»/2c
7-
1
75c'
(quar.)
——_
(quar.)
6% pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd,® (quar,):—~
Nicholson File Co. (quar.)——
—
Nineteen Hundred Corp., class A (quar.)
preferred
York Trust Co.
Extra
Philadelphia Co., $5
6-20*
$6
7-10
6-30
Common
$1-
6-29
6-24
tSOc
6-30
6-18
11-16
11-
50C
11-16
6-30
each 50 shares of North Amer.
6-19
7-
1
"6-5
71%C
7-
1
,6-10
7-
1
6-10
•
7%
(reduced quar.)
A
preferred
634%
Prior
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
20c
7-
1
6-20
(quar.)——————
6% preferred—
preferred
5 34 %
preferred
Class
B
:
———
6%
50c
7-
1
750
1
(quar.)——_—
—
(interim)——
Ltd, 7% pfd. (accum.)
Power Co,, Ltd., common
Star
7-
1
7-
2
Pittsfield
7-25
6-30
Plainfield
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
""6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
.
(quar.)—.———
;————
—
$6
•
$7
8%
Ohio
8%
,
7%
Ohio
Ohio
6%
7%
Ohio
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
V
6-15
7-1
,6-15
$1.65
$134,
1
Old
6-10
40C
7-
1
7-
1
6-10
Pratt
7-
1
6-10
Premier
Omnibus
Ontario
Corp.,
Loan
Otter Tail
Procter
50c
7-
1
6-20
Prosperity
58y3c
7-
1
6-20
$iy4
7-
1
6-15
$1
6-30
6-15
7-23
35c
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
6-15
'7-1
7-
$2
77-
2
»
7%
'50c
.7-
1
6-15
Public Service Co.
6-30
6-19
Public National Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
7%
7%
>,t
r
J
Publication
Prudential Investing
1
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-30
Pure Oil Co.,
6-19
preferred (quar.)_^_:
Putnam
(George) Fund (Boston)
8-
8-
j
r
*»
y
^
<
\
J-
7-
7-
87y2c
1
1
6-15
$134
7-15
6-30
10c
6-29
6-18
50C
1
6-15
$1%
6-30
6-18
$iya
7-15
7-
75c
6-30
'
10c
8-
1
7-10*
$1
7-
1
(
\
i
1
:■ t-
7-
7-15
25c
Class
6
80c
^
(quar.)
$3ya
'
6-30
6-20
$3 Va
6-30
6-20
7-
y
v
c
»
j
6-15
1
7-15
.
f
!.
t
i.
;
...7- 1
1
»
v
T
5%
■
i
i-)
Corp.
Clinton
;
Industries,
Ltd.,
6-10
6-22
7-15
'I
>
,;
ii
....
..I*,--
.
s«u
Safeway
Steel
6-20
Safeway
Stores,
5%
6-15
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
r
(quar.)
St.
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-20
6-15
6-15
7-31
6-18
15c
75c
Croix Paper
Co., 6%
—
$1V4
$3
Joseph Ry. Light Heat & Power—
-
—
preferred (s-a)
6-15
9-15
St.
6-15
-
Louis
5-30
6-26
$0.70
6-10
-
V
"
6-30
Electric
debenture
/7ya%
'
6-27
■*
-.6-30
Power
&
A
debenture
9-15
12-15
preferred
6-19
6-15
Seiberling Rubber Co.—
,
6-10
Selected
Industries
$5.50
(quar.)
Shaffer Stores,
Shamrock Oil &
1
Machine
5%
preferred
quar.)_,__
Sharon
Shawinigan Water & Power (quar.),__,_
Shawmut Association
(Boston)
(quar.)™—*-
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-20
6-20
$5
Corp.,
conv.
50c
7-15
$134 479-15;
50c
7-15
50c
8-15
50c
9-15
$134
9-15
$2
9-15
•X! 8-14
./;6-15
;
"
(Canada)
6-19
7- 1
6-10
7- 1
7-15
7- 1
7-1
5-29
6-20
6-20
6-19
6-15
Solar
50c
6-20
.
Aircraft
Corp.,
common
—
6-12
6-12
6-12
7-15
6-30
6-16
6-16
6-15
6- 9
6-20
6-30
6-22
6-22
$134
$134
A
preferred A
preferred A,
series
(s-a)——
—X——
t$l
B
1
$6
prior preferred
7% preferred
$134
+$7
6-30
7- 1
6-22
6-22
(quar.)—
$134
7- 1
6-15
(quar.)
$134
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
7-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1.
9- 1
6-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
7- 1
7- 1
7-20
6-15
South Carolina Power Co., $6 pfd.
6-15
South
6-30
South Porto Rico Sugar Co., 8%
7-20
6-30
7-20
6-30
6-30
6-20
*'
i
t
Water, 434%
Pittsburgh
(interim)
Common
net
(a
pfd.
pfd. (quar.)
distribution from
$2
profits of Russell & Co., a partner¬
ship)
.
6%
6-18
6%
6%
1
T
»i»
50c..
,
3734c
Greyhound Lines, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
non-cum. preferred
(quar.)———-—
2nd preferred (quar.)_
Southeastern
6-19
6-
.
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—
8-
6-30
7- 1
7- 9
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
7- 1
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
t$134
—
8-31
6-20
7-15
6-15
6-22*
6-23
4 :
1$134
50c
$134
25c
10c
10c
25c
Co., common
convertible
4%-6%
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
734c
t$l%
$134
"
-
-
Rayon
preferred
Sorg Paper, 6%
6-20
6-30
25c
——
————4
—
6-10
6-30
6-22
6-20
7-18
6-10
$ 134
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)———
5% prior preferred (quar.)_
———
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills, Ltd.—. '
6% pfd. (quar.)—
Smith (L. C.) & Corona Typewriter, com—
$6 preferred
(quar.)
"
:—4
Snap-On Tools Corp. (quar.)
*—
Snyder Tool & Engineering (quar.)
—„
5%
6-20
8- 1
7- 2
6-30
7- 1
6 "
;?7-y2 •'
8- 1
6-30
t$l34
$134
'
35c
—
634%
Extra
6-16
6-16
1
7-
50c
Paper Corp.
Skenandoa
7-15
.
7- 1
7- 1
115c
(interim),
preferred (accum.)—
Singer Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
—
8-14
6-20
6-20
6-19
*
Co.
Simpson's, Ltd.,
6-30
6-30
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
—
Canada—
—
4. 'Simmons
8-14
5-29
of
(quar.)
Shippers Car Line Corp., 5%
Shuron Optical Co,
Simplex
8-14
Co.
preferred
7-15
•
-X--
———
Common
6-20
6-15
pfd.Tiquar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Sherwin-Williams
6-16
6-24.
25c
7- 1
6-20
55c
7- 1
6-20
$134
7- 1
6-30
$3
4 7- 1
6-15
30c
7- 1
6-15
5c
6-30
6-15
$134' •
7- 1 • - 6-13
123c
8-25
7-24
15c ;
7- 1
6-24
14c
7-15
6-30
"11c
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.),,,:
(s-a)—
preferred
Gas, 6%
com.
6-10
6-23
Steel
*
6-30
10c
—-
preferred
Shareholders Corp.
(reduced
6-15
—:
Co.
convertible
6%
1
6-20.
6-20
6-19
6-10,
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
$1%
$l3/a
(quar.)
Falls
6-10
,
Corp.—
preferred
certificates
prior
"Allotment
6-15
'
4
Selected
6-20
6-13.
6-25
7-20*
7-20*
6-15.
6-12
'
4
4
.
6-19 L
"
6-30
6-30
X $2.50 convertible prior pref. (quar,),.—6234c
5%
class A preferred (quar.)
——$134
American Shares, Inc.
15c
6-20
7- 1
7-«l
6-30
6-30
6-29
7- 1
7- 1
,
,
-6-15.
/
6-19
6-19
6-19
6-30
■
6-15
'••4"''
6-20
-
25c
-
(quar.)—.
(quar.),',,————-
A
6-22
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
8- 1
8-1
7-1
7- 1
20c
6234c
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.
>'4'/ 2c
Securities Acceptance Corp., com.
(quar.)— 4
20c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
—_.—_—.
3734c
Security Holding Corp.—
/
"
4". :
'
6% non-cumulative preferred (irregular),
• 75c
Sefton Fibre Can Co., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
$134
15%
6-16*
7-
6-15
; 6-15
6-15
C-22
6-30
(quar.)
Seaboard Commercial Corp., com.
•':■ 7-.6
r
6-22
1
1
1
1
*
(quar.
B
6-15
?
:
1734c
Scranton Lace Co.._:
6-25
,
7777-
\
Co.—
9-30
"
$134
$3
$134
$2
$l7/8
7% debenture C (quar.):
————
$134
>634% debenture D (quar.)
————:
$1%>
Savannah Sugar Refining "(quar.)—50c
Schenley Distillers Corp., 534% pfd. (quar.)
$1%
Scott Paper Co., $4.50 preferred (.quar.),—
$134
$4-preferred (quar.)
$1 Scoville Manufacturing Co.
—;
—
'
50c
Scranton Electric Co., $6 pfd. (quar.)_
$134
"8%
6-10
6-10
Inc.—'.;;
(quar.)___
preferred
Savannah
6-10
v*
6-18
,
Yards
,-vSan-Nap-Pak Mfg. Co.,
'
•
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)—$1
St. Regis Paper, 7% preferred—
t$l3/4
7-1
San Francisco Remedial Loan Assn. (quar.)
6234c
6-30
:Sangamo Electric Co. (irregular)
25c "'7-1
9-15
7- 1
7- 7
7- 1
7-21
6-30
Stock
National
6-20
7-10
X
y
5% preferred (quar.)—
St. Louis Bridge, 6% first pref. (s-a)——
'3%; second preferred (s-a)———-—•
6-22
"•*
\
6-20
(irregular),
Products
preferred
St.
'
6-18
/.4
.
-t
1
7- 1
6-30
6-30
7- 1
6-30
7-1
8- 5
7- 1
120c
(quar.)
preferred
4 7-15
6-30
25c
$134
50c
50c
$134
—7—
7-
25c
(quar.)_
A
common
6-16
20c
common
7-10
8-20
6-10
6-11
$2
class
Inc.,
10c
(quar.)
Car,
-,.7-20
9- 1
7- 1
7- 1
RR
(Helena),
6-25*
$134
preferred
!
—
? 7- 1
'
7-15
6-30
7-15
8734c
(quar.)
Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred (quar.)
Reading Co., 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Reading Gas Co. (Pa.) (s-a)
<r
(quar.)™-—
10c
Steel
25c
3734c
25c
15c
15c
—
(quar.)—
Seven-Up Bottling Co. (St. L.)
534%
convertible preferred
15c
25c
$2
$134
B
preferred
Ralston
$i
I
preferred
5% preferred
7- 1
7-1
7-20
6-26
$2
25c
■
(quar.)—1$l3/4
Sabin Robbins Paper Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)_
$13A
Sabin Royalty
Corp.
(quar.)
10c
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., Inc
$1
7%
$134
(quar.)
Pyle-National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America—
$3.50 convertible first preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred B (quar.)
Railroad Employers Corp., class A—
6-22
t$iy4
• i
prior
preferred
Corp
6%
—
"
Z
$5
original
Corp.
Cable
&
Rubenstein
6-20
preferred
Pendleton
Rome
3734c
$134
3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-20
6-20
$134
$134
"
4'
convertible
Rome
"
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
1
1
1
50c
1
e-1
> i
(s-a)
Extra
$1.50
Roeser &
$134
pfd.
6-20
78-
$iy4
Corporation (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.—
preferred A (s-a)__.—————"
preferred B (s-a)
—
r
5%
6-20
—
common
6-20
$134
$l3/4
$134
——
7-15
30c
20C
16y.C
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.Vs—
Paraffine Cos. 4% preferred (quar.)
tv:
of Okla.,
(interim)
Seneca
.
—
4:44;4
t$134
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)—
1
(quar.)„——
6-20
;.
7-
7- 2
7- 1
7- 1
(Amer.
Button,
Gas—
$5
Pacolet
r
:
6-15
—
(quar.)
&
*
6-15
—
Advertising: Corp.
Electric
V-,-'
Ltd.
Rochester
7%
(monthly)
(monthly)
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
1
of California common
Cay——
Service
Mines,
Copper
RR.
5834c
50c
41%c
-4—4
7-1
—
Greyhound Lines—
!
(
4
$3.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Pacific Indemnity (quar.)
:
—
Pacific Lighting Corp., $5 pfd. (quar.)——
Pacific Public Service Co. (quar.)
Pacific Southern Investors, Inc., $3 pfd. (quar.)
Pacific Tel. & Tel., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
——
•
8%
Antelope
& Genesse Valley
6-
1
,
•
shares)
6-20
•
6-15
7- 1
6-20
6-20
t$3
Rochester
6-19
••.
7-
6-30
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
'"
150c
"
6-10
-
7-15
-
—
Sheep Creek Gold Mines
7-
25c
Roan
•
of Colorado—
15c
$iy8
Pacific
Packer
7%
6-10
Public
A (quar.),
—
C (quar.)
———
preferred (quar.)
——:
Pacific Gas & Electric (quar.)—
Packer
6%
6-15
2
$50C
—
6-22
25c
(reduced)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
'Rochester Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
.434% preferred A (initial quar.)——.™
•X'F/Cv
:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (monthly)
6%
6-15
1
uva
5%
Motor
$5
(Bait.)—
(quar.)_
6-30
.
.
———
preferred
6-23
6-11
6-15
7- 1 '
4c
——
——
common
,
7-15
7-15
6- 9
6-9
6- 9
6-19*
6-15
6-15
30c
75c
25c
$134
„——
(quar.)—
(irregular)
6-15
$234
Corp.
Co.
7- 1
7-15
7-15
10c
——
Finance
(quar.)
Co.
$2
t7c
$134
(monthly)
preferred
(monthly).—.
preferred
(monthly)
Service Corp. of New Jersey—
5%
•' ':7- 1
*
preferred
Public
6%
—
Preferred
A
Public Service
6%
6-20
1
7-15
35c
Preferred
Packard
Class
7%
6-30
25cV'
series
Finance Corp.
Co.
Products
.
•
.
6-10
6-30
7-15
50c
$2c
$5c
t$l3/a
—_
Worcester RR
Personal
Common
(quar.)
(increased) —
—
Gas
&
6-15
(Minn.)—
(quar.)—
Providence
Co.,
Prudential
6-15
7-
$5
(■
20c
$1%
;
& Gamble,
Providence
$1%
:
t
Silk Mills,. Ltd.—•
participating class A preferred
$2
■
Proprietary Mines, Ltd.
■
preferred
(quar.)„
(quar.)__.
8% preferred (quar.)
(interim)
5% preferred (quar.)
6-16
6-20
'
6
j
•
preferred
534%
1
7-
50c.
■■
.
Ltd.—
1
■
'
1
Co.,
7-
!
Pacific
Price Brothers &
6-22
7-
•—
Railway Co.
Power
Can
6-22
$2'/a
(quar.)——
Paauhau Sugar Plantation—-———™—--*;
Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph
(s-a)
Pacific
6-22
1
4134c
& Debenture Co.
dividend
$4.50
1
-
l5c
15c
4
Riverside
; >
v ,
'
6-15
7- 1
".
(quar.)
convertible
6%
■
»
6-26
7-15
10-15
7- 1
7- 1
Inc.
77-
-
A
Company,
5%
6-20.
.
6-30
v
-
Riverside & Dan River Cotton Mills—
6-20*
6-30
Mining
20c
„—
8%
Lambert,
Gold
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Ottawa
&
>
i,
—————————
Metal
Ritter
-
6-11
$2.60
;
7-
$134
Extra
6-30
•
tax
income
corporate
preferred
Rieke
4 6-17
15c
(quar.)_—
Co., Ltd
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd.
,
■
,
——-—«—-
$2
prior
(irregular).
———^
25c
;
8'
6-22
$1% ,9-15
-7% preferred (quar,)_—.—
■ ,
$1%
12-15
Pollock's, Inc., 6% : preferred (quar.)—
3734c>. 6-30
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.
i .x 50c
7- 1
Porto Rico Power, Ltd., 7 % pfd. (quar.)— "
: $13,4
7- 2
Potash Co. of America
(irregular)
Xr X 50c
« 7- 1
Power Corp. of Canada, com. (interim)
1:15c • . / 6-30 i
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
< t$l34
7-15
*•.
6% non-cum. partic. pfd. (quar.)—
1:75c
7-15
$iya
Colony Insurance Co.
Va.)
(quar.)
Inc.—i._
Atwood Mfg.
$iy4
First series trust shares (quar.)——•
Old' Dominion Fire Insurance Co. (Roanoke,
'•
:
6-15
Holding Corp.—
conv,
,
6-15
1
7-
(quar.)—
(Boston) (quar.).
Colony Trust Associates (Boston)—
$5.50
7-
6-24
r
$1.80
(quar.)—
—.
preferred (quar.)——™,—
Leather Co, common (quar.),
— ■
1st preferred (quar.)
,—
2nd preferred (quar.)
—
& Mississippi Telegraph Co. (annual)
Public Service Co., 5% pfd. (monthly)
preferred (monthly)———
—'
preferred (monthly)——
preferred
$3
i
6-17
Oilstocks, Ltd. (s-a)————
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common—
Old
I. 6-19
.
'
4.
Plymouth Oil Co. (reduced quar.)
Plymouth Rubber, 7% preferred (quar.)_4—.
Pollack Paper & Box Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
6-15
1
6-30
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—
Water Service, class A (irregular)—
Ohio
6-15
2
7-
7- 2
prior preferred
Service
V $5
Plough,
7-
6-30
6-
$2V4v ■?; 7- 1- v- 6-30
$134 4;^ 7-1 4'- 6-22
v 6-15
$234/ * 7- 1
„-
(quar.)—
Co.,-common
Plume, &
$iy»
$6.60
5%
6-15
$iy2
preferred (quar.)
——————
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
——————
$7.20 preferred
(quar.)
—
Ohio Finance Co. common (quar.)——
—
.
•
Common
6-19
7-1
*
6-15
7-10
;
$l3/4
$1%
75c •'
10c *
15c
r-"
Association
Loan
&
(semi-annual),.
Y.)—
(N.
(s-a). A $4 divi-
-
6-15
7- 2
10- 1
t$l
X ■ J
;
:
,
(quar.)^^^.——
(quar.)—•—\
Water
Union
Tool
Plomb
1
+25c
Ogilvie Flour Mills (quar.),,—,
Ohio Edison Co. $5 preferred (quar.)—:—
Co.—
(s-a)—
Adams.RR.
7- 1
6-23
7-21
6-20
6-10
6-10
—
6-15
:
———
North
&
Co.
6 25
'• 6-23
—
X
,■
6
6-17 ;
-
1
7s/2C
..
.
(quar.)
(.(Bait.),, reduced
■
7-
50c
;
•
6-15
10- 1
t8c
75c
(s-a)
—
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry,
Permanent Bldg.
Plaza
7-
■,
Corp.
(re-
(British Columbia)
Mines
Trust
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
8- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
15c
-8-1
6% preferred B (quar.)
15c P 8- 1
Republic Steel Corp., common (reduced)
"
25c
7- 2
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
'
$134'
7-1
6% prior preference A (quar.)
$134
7- 1
Reynolds Metals Co., 5 34% conv. pfd. (quar.)
$1%
7- 1
Rice-Stix Dry Goods, 1st 7% pfd. (quar,)—
$1%
7- 1
7%. second preferred
(quar.)___
$1%
7- 1
Richmond Bros, Co.
(reduced)
4
50c
7- 1
Richmond Water Works, 6% pfd.
(quar.)—
$134
7- 1
Rich's, Inc., 634% preferred (quar.)—$1%
6-30
Rickel (H. W.) & Co. (s-a)
- 8c
7-15
6-15
6-30
,
65c
——.——.—
Nut & Chocolate Co.
Planters
$1%
Corp.
6-24
6-30
preferred (quar.)__
75c
Northland Greyhound Lines, Inc. (irregular)
$134
Northwestern Electric, 7% - pfd. (quar.)
$134
6%. original preferred • (quar.)—
J
$134
Northwestern Telegraph (s-a> ———
Norwalk Tire & Rubber, 7% preferred—— t$1.31'4
'".$2
Norwich & Worcester RR., 8% preferred-,.—•
t$l 34
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Novadel-Agene
4—^———:,10c
—
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.^_„—.——
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt_—
—4
—
,
Pittsburgh: Thrift /Corp., (quar.)^—.4
tnV*
preferred (quar.)—————————
Greyhound Lines— V
!
6%
'
7%
'6-15"
1
$6.50
(s-a)
•
>
Brewing, $3.50 preferred
/Common
7-25
Northland
Nu-Enainel
50c
4
Pittsburgh,
112c
-
;
;
75c
$1.06y4
74c
$1.31V4
'
i8%c
Co.,
Ontario
Northern
6%
Oil
!
Pittsburgh
.
6-23
1234c
•
Central Texas Oil
North
Gold
duced)
6-23
7-
50c
v
'
»
(quar.)——
—
Bank &
Republic Investors Fund—
6-15
6-30
-7-1
7- 9
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-25
$iy2
1
Pitts. Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.', com.
r
1
.4
:
preferred
Pioneer
,
6-30
4 6-23
7-
preferred
prior
North
6-30
7-20
t55c
»
-
•
«
7-20
t60c
™
class A————-
Rayon
American
North
1———4—
—
6-20
15C
8734c
—.——
(quar.)——-——
North American investment;
"
Extra
.<
North American Finance Corp.—
Class
federal
6-13
.
8-31
8-15
11-16
dend, less $1.2919 per share to provide for
Russell
,
(interim)-,,
;—
(quar.)_
preferred
Co.
common™
common
-
6-13
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
.
Inc.,
Rensselaer & Saratoga RR.
6-
6-20
9-15
9- 1
12- 1
90c
12 34c
3734c
25c
$1%
20c
$134"
;
(quar.)
•
»
50c
»
(quar.):...
(quar.)»_
(Illinois),
Co.
Rand,
Rensselaer
6-19
7- 1
7-1
7-15
8- 1
8-1
7- 1
7- 1
$3 convertible preferred A
.—
$4.50
6-30
125c
140c
140c
$234
Mfg.
preferred
,6-10
7- 1
10c
-
—
6-22
6-22
6-17
(quar.)-^—
(quar.)—
common
6-12
7- 1
;
$iy4
$iy2
(quar.)
—
Phoenix Securities Corp.—
75c
preferred (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)———
#
$1
434 % preferred (initial)
——
Packing Co., 5y4% pfd. (quar.)_„„
Phoenix Insurance Co.
(Hartford) (quar.)—
Co. com.
534%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
preferred
*
9-30
7-15
—
Phillips
Payment is subject to the ap¬
proval of the S. E. C——————
6%
preference
preference
6-20
5c
83/4g
8734c
-
(Dayton, Ohio)—
7-15
9-25
——
Philip Morris & Co., common (quar.)—
4y4% preferred (quar.)_w—
held.
•
6-19
*
75c
Pilgrim Trust Co. (Boston) (quar.)——$2
r Pilot Full Fashion Mills, common————
: X 10c
11-2
50c
(quarterly)——_—_——
Industries, Inc..
(stock dividend) —
share of Detroit Edison com.
for
7%
Remington
,
6-24
—
prior preferred (quar.)———:
Philadelphia Electric Power, 8% pfd. (quar.)
2
50C
A
(quar.)
7- 1
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
Reliance
6-12
6-24
$2
$6
6-20
1
7-
30c
Noblitt-Sparks
r
5
2-5-43
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc.—
North American Co. com.
One
11-
pref.
non-cumulative
5%
6-30
(quar.)_
4.-*
—
$134
—
Telephone Co.,
Co.'
10c
30c
Mills,
Reliable Stores Corp.,
5
6-30
25c
j
——_r
6-30
$134
...
-
6-12
l
■t:; 7-
$134
:
„
IVhe
Perkins Machine & Gear, common (quar.)—
$1
Permutit Company ___————25c
Perry-Fay Co.
/
50c
Pet Milk Co. common
(quar.)———— :
'
25c
$4.25 preferred (initial quar,)—.,,,—
$1.06V4
Peter Paul, Inc. (quar.)—:
50c
Pfaudler Company ^quar.)—50c
Stove
6-17
(quar.)_
Co—
non-cumulative
$1.60
25c
Water Works, 7% pfd. (quar,$l3/4
Circle
Co.—v.
50c
Perfection
♦
Ry.—-
pfd. (quar.)
7%
Peoria
Perfect
7- 2
Quarterly
6-15
8-
Bit
Knitting
Reliable Fire Insurance
6-20
25c
-
——
Telephone Corp.
Peoples
,
6-23
8-
(s-a?
Telegraph
York Power <fe Light,
Class
1
50c
(s-a)—-—
& Western
Lackawanna
York
$6
7n
$2'/2
$134
--
RR., com.
New
New
6-15
$2y2
Co..
New
Newark
6-11
1
■
3
7%
Corp.,
Rike-Kumler
-
-
Quarterly
6-11
i
7'"■
1
7-:
(quar.)..^.
1
Extra
'
(s-a)
Mutual
7-
35c
Service, common (quar.);
(quar.)—_——_———-
3
7-
(Seattle, Wash.)—
Quarterly
6-15
6-30
*
Inc.
New Orleans Public
New
7-
com.,,
•
6-16 V
6-22
7-
New
7-
7r 1
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
-6-29
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
7- 1
7-15
Peoples National Bank
1
Sand,
t$l
(irregular)
common
$J;60
6-19
,
$1%
8-
7-
Water
Glass
of Rec4
(s-a)__
Machine Co.
(quar.)
Roller
".Regent
3
6-30
»
5%. preferred (quar.)__
Pennsylvania Power fc Light, $5 pfd, (quar.)
i$6 preferred (quar.)
,
13c-
New
..
6-10
,
6%
Reed
6-22
.
Co.,
A-
Reed-Prentice
6-15
10c
15c
-
6-20 V
7-16
t$l
New
(quar.)
Corp.
$iya' ; ;6-30
40c
7- 1
6-15
1\
""
4„_—i——
Idea,
6-17
7-
Drug
Class
6-10
>
25c
$l'/4
$iy4
$iya
$7 preferred ;(quar.)_L—,I—.
$1%
Pennsylvania .Railroad Co
< $1
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
12'/2c
Pennsylvania Telephone. $2.50 pid. tquar.;_
62l/2c
Pennsylvania Water & Power, com. (quar.)-.
$1
$5 /preferred
(quar.)-^-^-—
$iy4
People's Credit Securities, Ltd. (initial)-™
25c
Peoples Drug Stores (reduced)—25c
Peoples Gas Light & Coke__
$1
1
8-
-
New
6-15
7- 1,
6-30
$iy4-
-
Holderi
Payable
Quarterly
—
I
Pennsylvania
7-
$H'2
preferred (quar.)—
Newport News- Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)——.
New England Fire Insurance (quar:)— i—
New England .Power Association, 6# pfd.—
$2
Forge
Extra
,,,
Machine
Britain
Extra
Pennsylvania
„
6-20
60C
(quar.)
Newport Electric,
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Edison, $2.80 pfd. (quar.)_
»$5 preferred
(quar.)___.^.__„„„„-_„-
■
1234 c
—
Newberry (J.<J.) Realty, 6% pfd. B~(quar.)
634% A preferred (quar,)——————
New
'
,
«•-,
When
share
Company
of Canada
Co.
Button Hole
Reece
Reed
7- 1
7-1
$iya
(s-a)______
Co;
Annuities
Granting
6-12
1
40c
70c
75c
,
6-20
__
Common
Common
1
7-
Company
Navarro Oil Co.
i;,
10c
35c
—
Company.
< X *%
6-17
7-15
7-15
6-30
7- 1
8-15
11-15
2-15-43
6-30
7- 1
7-25
35c
:—_
Estate Loan
Real
Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives &
6-19
25c
(quar.)——.L"
15c
—A——
$1.3134
Corp., $5.25 first preferred "(quar.),—
Natomas
■
,6-19
(quar.)—A-———
voting shares
Co.,-Ltd.
Securities
Nation-Wide
6-30
,
—
.r
(quar.)__
C.)
(J.
Penn
6-30
t$l3/a
t$iy2,
prior preferred
5'%%
preferred
prior
7-15
preferred B
$1.40 class A
$1.40 class A
.
t50c
6-30
6-30
7-15
t
(quar.)__—_
Casualty Co., 6% pref. (s-a)_——
Peninsular Telephone, common (quar.)
6-25
preferred
convertible
60c
25c
$1
10c
15c
15c
$3
50c
35c
—
'
^
Per
Name of
6-20
7- 1
7- I
Peerless
7-15
(irreg.)—<—
.
25c
$134
(quar.)__„>_
Appliance Co.
v *»■<&)» "fiY'+mit
v
♦
2419-
of Rec.
7- 6
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.:
6-12
,
(quar.)
—
National-Standard
Co.. (quar.")——————
National Steel Car'Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—-—
50c
(quar.)..,
common
6-30
Co.—
Shops, ..common
$1.40
$iya
common
7-20
Power &
Shirt
1st "preferred
6%
6
8-15
National
prior
7-*
Line,
10c
——
Type
&
National
$6
7-20
f38c
(quar.),——X———
(init.)
Products
preferred
.5%
6-30
,
Pipe
preferred (quar.)
preferred class B (quar.)
12V2C
.
(Md.)——
common,———
B
Paper
'
7-20
'
National Manufactures & Stores Corp.
National
7-20
,J40c
(initial) —
common
National
-6%
35c
preference'(quar.) ,1
$1.50
6-30
—
Ltd.,-
Grocers,
When
Payable
5.60%
6-30
35c
(quar.)
National
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp., class A
National Funding
Class
(quar.)——1—,—
Co.
National FueL-Gas
of Company
Panhandle Eastern
6-24
1
7-
50c
National Folding Box (irregular)
Name
of Rec.
»■
Holders
Per
share
Holders
Per
Name
*
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number- 4085
V olume 155
f
30c
30c
convertible
«.
1
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.
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.
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.
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.
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2420
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Per
share
Holders
When
Per
When
'
Name of Company
Southern
Acid &
Southern
Advance
Sulphur 7%
Bag
Payable
7- 1
6-30
6-10
6-20
$1%
Si3/*
51%
7- 1
7-10
(quar.}__
Paper-_
&
Name of
of Rec^
$1%
25c
,,
pfd.
United
Standard
Bleachery 8; Print, Works—
preferred (quar.)
—/••
Franklin Process 7% pfd. (quar.)
Southern
Southern
New
Southern
California
5%
England Telephone
Edison
original preferred
5%%
Cauada
-
._
__
Coipmon
37j/2C
7-15
7-15
6-20
Southern
Natural
Southern
Phosphate Corp.
6-30
6-18.
6-30
6-16
'7%
1
6-20
6%
1
6-15*
$6 preferred
(quar.)_
Southwestern
Gas
&
Elec.,-5%
-
$1%
7-1
6-15
7-1
7-13
SlVa
7-1
6-20
$1.12
7- 1
6-15*'
$1V4
(quar.)
(Dallas)—
•
35c
SdutDwesterri Lightr & Power, $6 pfd/ (quar.) ;
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co. (quar.)__
(Mo.) Gas & Elec.—
57 preferred A (quar.)—a
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., 7% preferred (s-a)
Square D Company, common....
_______
preferred, series A
Standard
Chemical
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
6-30
U.
6-16
S.
(quar.)
$1(4
7-
$1(4
8-1
preferred
J75c
7-30
6-30
50c
*7-1
" 75c
7-23
CO.
(interim)_____™__
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Co,
______
_
1
,
Guarantee
S.
9-15
1
6-15
58(40^7- I
6-15
50'7- 1
6-18
$1(4
Co.
'5(4%
•:
7-1
-
'$2(4
6-20
6
6-16 1
7-
6
•_
7-15
6-30
> 25c
$2(4 4
(quar.)
7-41
17%
6-20
$1%
(s-a)^
7-
1
6-20
40c
1
$3
participating
:
Westmoreland, Inc.
6-15
r
6-15 :
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
(accum.)
8-
preferred (quar.) ______^
Standard Radio, Ltd.class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.L™
'6#
Screw
Standard
Silica
Standard
Corp,
Works
S.'Loah
Sqcietj) (Phila.)-8% pfd. (s-a>_
S.'Pipe
& Foundry Co. <quar.)—_—__
7-15
1
6-19
7-1
_
7-10
6-30
6-30
6-20 4
7-
6-20.
$3
20c
Acid
&
7-10
6-30
;
:
1
8-15
•
(Frederick)
(Boston)
A*
Co.,
(quar.)
6-30
7-
25c
5%
participating preferred (quar.)_!
;!
Scecher-Truung Lithograph—
5%
preferred (quar.)
_L_™___________
5%
preferred (quar.)
,
*
9-
5*
6-22
6-30
6-15 '
9-19
"
6-30
6-23 "
8-31*
convertible preferred
Products
6-30
6-26
$1(4
6-30
6-16
$1(4
(quar.).
fl5c
6-20
6-22 4
6-30
6-
6-30
6-15
25c
"
7-
t$l(4
_
"" 453(4
82 (4c
,4
$134
___________
Company (quar.)___^
Sycamore-Hammond Realty— :
7- 2
6-12
7- 2
"
6-12
7-2
6-12 "
prefea-red
6(4%
preferred (quar.)_————
(quar.)
"
6-12''
6-30
6-10'
6-30
6-10
7-1
Texas-New
2nd
54
Texon
Oil
Textiles,
.
Mexico.
4%
&
Thermoid
J
Co,—
5-
1
6-30
.
convertible
pfd.
Tintic Standard
Tip Top
7%
Tule
preferred
Co.
of
,
,
*
6-20 *
4
6-
Warren
$4
7-1
6-29
6-
7-
Toledo
1
Edison
5%
Co.,
';
7-10
6%
(monthly)_4
(monthly)____
;
(monthly)______
preferred
preferred
Toronto General Trusts Corp,
Toronto
Mortgage
Torrington
Co.
Trade Bank
Co.
(Ontario)
(quar.)___
(irregular)
Trust Go.
&
Travelers Insurance Co.
Tri-Gontinental
Corp.,
preferred
Additional.
Chatillon
Tunnel RR.
7%
$1.50
'.
7%
Louis
prior
&
lien
Elliott
Underwriters
7.6%
preferred
Pacific RR.
Terminal
Co.
Co*
Cold
Wire
Rope
United
Bond
United
Carbon
&
7-
1
I
4124c
7-
1
50c
7-1
58('3c
7-
1
6-20
7-
2
$51 !4
7-
2
"8-1
7-1
6-15.
7-
6-12
25c
8-15
8-10,
11-14
Dyewood,
Gas
;
7-15
7-
1
7%
preferred
com.
$1(4
(quar.)
7-15
10-15
11- 2
10-15
7-
$1'4
7-31
5c
1
6-25
7;
1
7-
1
7-
k,% 25c
give below
EXCHANGE
a
1
6-10
6-11
'
15<J
:
•
*
10c
6-30
"
6-13
6-20
tioc
7-
2
25c
7-
1
25C
!.!
6-11
6-30
50C
•
'
8-
1
5-28
•'
_______-
-
v
8-21
4,1
1
7-1
25c'
•
7-20
8-31
■r 7-
15c
Sy
•,
10c
$l34
*
6-20
«
7-
1
;.
6-10
'
1
:! 7-
25c
!'. $1%
6-19
A
6-16
6-16.
.
7-1
6-18
7-
1
6-20
$iv2/
7-1
6 <-19
$134
7-
6-19
7- 1
6-
50C
-9-15
9-
50c
12-13
10c
-
•
.
V
Institution—
&
/
V
:
5
12- 8.
..
Less British income tar.
a
r
*
..
.4-.
■
1 1
-
Bonds.:
6-15
$50
Prudence
6-19.
$500
6-23
I
6-15
7- 1
!
$ per share
/
80
Ai'/'/V,.;;v '■■;"/'
Securities-Corp., Inc., 5J4s, May
1,
1961
Ser. A scrip!
6-17
1-1
Stocks
Nashua, N. H. ($100 par)
57%, flat
Prudence Securities
,6-20
$1,000
tor?., Inc., 5V4s, May 1, 1961,
:™i___—
registeted
Bostqn Metropolitan
$500
Hotel.
Bldgs., Inc;,-3-5s, Jan. 1,
1950 34y#<S5 int.
Waldorf-Astoria
Corp., • Inc:, deb. 5s, Sept.
registered, with 10 shares stock (par 51)
1954
;
'
56 '4 % flat
•'
1% flafc
record for the week just passed:
RATES
>
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
JUNE
19
TO
RESERVE
JUNE
BANK
25, -1942,
TO
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
Noon, Buying Rate
Country and Monetary Unit
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
"
,
1930
*
June 20
Official-
!__
6-15
States
June 22
|S3
$1
7-1
6-5.
1
6-17
peso
.909090
A
.569800*
Official
.*
.237044*
.237044*
*
.237044*
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.215033
3.215033
3.215033
3.215033
.060580*
.051447*
.060580*
.060580*
.051447*
.051447*
.051447*
.909090
f
.909090
.909090
.060580*
.051447*
'
'
.909090
.898750
6-1
Newfoundland, dollar—
rupee
"
•_
.301215
.909090
"
.569800*
-
Union
-7-
1
6-16
15c
»8-
1
7-21.
R-
T
*7-01
Zealand^
;
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.205675
.205675
.205675
.205675
.205675
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<
Africa, pound*.-
3.980000
.909090
.909090
.896875
.896875
.897083'
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
.897083
.896250
3.227833
3,980000
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:
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1
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'
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pound'__
of South
Uruguay,
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.899296
.569800*
4.035000
.
1
.205675
'
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1
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6-15
.
'
Official-—!
6-25
.569800*
.899140
.569800*
.899296
.569800*
'
4.035000
6-19
5-29
1
.297733*
:
.060580*
4.035000
1
6-30
*
.297733*
pound sterling—•
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6-30
$1(4
!!^_^_w_;--!u,
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6-30
5-29
$
$
'
(British),
Mexico, peso_
6-16
•
3.215033
'
.060580*
6-17
7- 1
1
June 25
June 24
'
.898660
7-
6-30
*
*
England,
7-
"
'
6-30
10c
■
:
.297733*
.237044*
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3.228000
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6-24
6-29
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7-15
f$l34
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7-
.297733*
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3.228000
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June 23
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6-15
1
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6-20
7-
,
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Australia' pound—
6-15.
6-30
1
for Cable Transfers in New York
Value in United
•;.»
Argentina, peso—
Official'
_4_—.—
♦Nominal
.658300*
.658300*
Uncontrolled^
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.527580*
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.527400*
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rate.
.
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7-15
;
$l3/»
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(reduced)
f
Second National Bank,
Series ' A.
$1(4
8-1
11- 2
$1
$1%.
(quar.)_
15%; resident tax. 2%.
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■
■".j-*
6-13
June 19
6-30
10c
preferred™.——™,
! '
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'
6-30
7-
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75c
95c
—75e
Improvement
A
$
inr*
United
<quar.)_i
(Conn.)
11-10
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:
1
6-30
.
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r
Co.
7-15
$1-
________!__™;_'!
6-19
:
class A
"
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1__
6-15
7-
6-20
1
$1'4
(quar.)
(monthly)
7-21
I
$134
(quar.)
preferred
Shares
6-20
?
>'
1
1
8-
.Transacted by R. L, Day & Co., Boston, on Wednes¬
day, June 24, -1942: ;ZA, /
4.
6-30
7-'l
'
18c
,
"
7-
7-
■
"
50c
i—
Trust
We
6-23
7-1
50c
Co
Drill & Tool Corp.
•"'/!
25c
Ltd.
1
7-
6-20
75c
Auction Sales
6-16
7- '2
' .7-
$lVa '
Snowdrift Co., Inc—25c
Hartford
r
7-1
15c
$1(4
4
Co.—
(quar.)—
50c'
;
'$V/2
!_!"_
"
6-20
1
;
•7 6-25".
6-15
■
(quar.)
-
6-26
6-15,
7-
50C
7
6-13-
37(4c
pfd.__—
.
$3»4
&
FOREIGN
6-20'
$3
(quar.)__
7»;
6-18: ;
6
7-1
6-20
7- 1
■
5c
1
7-
$1
$25c
(quar.)!__Z___!44k-4lA4!-2>-'
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6-19
6-19
'7-2
25c""
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world.
?$134
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•
preferred,
7 6-19'
"6-30
$3 (4
.
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7-
75c
■
__
Foreign Exchange Rates
6-20
(quar.)
Co
(N.
RR.V guaranteed (s-a
6-30
pfd.
;
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1 •
30c';
20c
t
6-20'
7-. 1
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6-13
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tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
6-22
7-
7-21
(quar.)
256
"
v
y
7-
,4
1
6-30
7-' 1
rr
(special)
!/____!__!_
resident tax,
10-10,
1
7-'2
;.r~
-'
$I3A
7-' I
7-
V
;
6-22,
(quar.)
Share,
United
$5
6-20
1
Storage 8 V
pUnion Twist Drill Co.
r'lotjc!
l
1
(quar.)_L
Union
United
7-
8-
common
75c-.
--
_J—4-'
6-20
$3(4
Fisher
Trust
Union
Union
1
7-
(s-a)
preferred
IOC "
~
(s-a)™—!!/!•/
6-20'
7-
$5
Union Carbide & Carbon C0rp.__—
Union Investment, common
■
1
$13A
Electric
(reduced)—
•
*
7-15
6-16"
7-
(quar.)
(s-a>_
Gas
t$l
(quar.)_—4--'
0%^ preferred
'7-10-
'
common
9- 9:
7-15;'
i
~$13A
6-18,
•Transfer books, not closed for this dividend!'
:1,
14'
tOn account of accumulated dividends.;"4 >"■ '
.■•>*:*
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JPayable fn Canadian funds; tax^deductible-at the source/'' Non-¬
7-18
10-20"
7-10
6-10
6-30
pfd.
Century-Fox Film Corp.—
preferred (quar.')'__—
Underwood
,
Wells
West
415c
25c
(Dallas)™
6-20 ;
.
.7-20
$H4
'
62(4c
convertible
States
7%
Ltd.
of St.
preferred
Twin
(quar.)-
(s-a)_
Corp., 7%
Tobacco,
Twentieth
(quar.)
!___
Tray & Bennington RR.
Tuckett
6-4
$4
Trice Products (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
Tubize
7-1
50c
(New York
(quar.)
$6
S13A/
*. 75c
RefininA &
Wesson Oil
,
f$l
(quar.)
$iya.. 1
!™_—"
■4' (quay.)
6-22
.
$2
pfd.
7%:
-,
•
9-19
6-22 v
'7-15
(quar.5
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile
/
Quarterly,
-Quarterly.
6-20:
7» I
6-15
1
7-1
'6-30
"51'4
(quar.)
Portland Cement, 4% non-cum. pfd.'(J. S.V & Co., common (quar.)_!____"
5'4%
6-22
4
7-
,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
6-22
,
6-30"
^8-'.T?
37V4C
Coy, Ltd. (quar.)——™—'
Pump Co.
Wellington Fund
8.
6-20'
—
:___■
7%
•
L—"
Wayne
6-20
7-1
1
'
*1 6-30
$1%-,
*
Waukesha
6-22
25c
7-
6-30
/
6-20
„
7-20
25c
(quar.)!_!___•_
1
$1
Irregular
7-.2
25c
Chemical- Co.__—i_i—•
Motor\ (quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills,1-common (irregular)_^
6% preferred (s-a)
5*
6-15
$1(4
Quarterly
4
;
8-1
$3
(quar.)'__________!!_™:
Class B
.
6-15
'
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Young
i$l V*
(quar.)__J__—
Coif p.,
1
7-15 :
6-15
7-20: "
$l34
Yosemite
6-16
(quar.)——
preferred
12-
'
1
'!$13A
preferred (quar.)_.
8-1
1
7-
$1'4
_
-7% preferred (quar.)
ManufaGturing_™4-____!_!.!!
Yellow Truck & Coach
Mfg., common___-__
V,
".7-
8-1
.
(quar.)!___!!!!;_
(Riidolph)
Wurlitzer
6-23
6-12 *■
t50c
Yale & Towne
6-30
common—(
(irrefeular)
Common
7-1
(Los Angeles)-^—
Title & Mortgage Guarantee (New Orleans)
.
$3' second
:
6-30
5c
(s-a)_J
Co.
*
12-10
$1(4
Co.
1
7«' 1
50c
'
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75
$134
!___-
6-10
9-
6-12
$1
/
6-10
'•
7-1
-v
6-22
4
6-16
6-11
prefZ
(quar.)__
prior pfd.
Wright-Hargreaves Mines
Wrigiey (Wm.) Jr. & Co.
6-12
6-12,.
•
7%
$$134
Mirtn
>
6-12
v
(quar.t__—
Insurance
preferred
^
7-1
9-10
1
1
$1
(quar.)™!___
Company
6-16
77-
$1*4'
~ .1 '7
r7:. > N
(1897 series)
(quar.)______
Investment Co._!!__!_l_7„™l!;
Oil
7- 1
-
?20c
(quar.)'
Woodley Petroleum Co.
25c
—
$1
25c
r
Worcester
12-21
6-30
6-19
"
Extra
9-20
7-' 1-
6-19
$1)4
preferred
Wiser
»4..
(quar.)—
Ware River
$1(4
^
Title Insurance & Trust
(quar.)
Detin'ning Co.;
preferred
6-15
;
"(quar.)_—__'_
common
1
6-20
*
I
1
4
pfd. (s-a)__
preferred (quar.)___
Hosiery Co.
Wisconsin
1
6-
•
7-1
10-
-
15c.:
Walworth1 Co.,
1
$1(4
Mining
Tailors,
6-
1
'■ 6-30
w—-
6-15'
-
6-30
10c
r
6%
.
v
$134 r'
-
preferred
Wagner Baking
/
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6-12 J
"4
preferred ,(quar,)-__-
'
15c
(reduced)
preferred
7%
6-15
„•
(quar.
6-15
,
7-
$134
,
$4.50
7-
6-19
7-
7-15
^
'
(quar.)_____
Wisconsin Co., 7%' preferred
Wisconsin Electric Power—;v
12-29
7-rT
$1%'
——
Wabash-Harris Corpy (irregular)
Wabasso Cotton
6-121
6-15
Works
6%
•7%
6-17,"
.
,
10c
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—
!
6-30
6-30
50c
Extra
6-22
7-15
$VA
Extra _______'™:__™___
'Quarterly
/
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6-15
——
^:
9-28 :
6-30
6-18
:v 35c
.7,;
■
6-26
;/7) 1
■
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(quar.—
Chemical
Vulcan
6-15'
'
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Thompson Products, Inc.—
; $5
preferred
7%;
common
7%
9 '
10c
(irregular)
6-17
1
6-16
6-30
•
Grocery, class A (quar.)__
"(irregular)'
7%' preferred
■
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•
7-1
.4
.i
6-25
1-1-43
$1
51
;
Class B
6-20
10-ST
«
+5c
Victor-Monaghan Co.—
6-15
25c
(quar_)__—__.—
'7-
62(4c
preferred /quar.):
4 ;,;:
Waldorf System Vine*, (quar.)——___ (\
—_
•46-30
'
62(4c
7- 2
common.
Company
-
$62(4e
(annual)"—
Land
Inc.,
preferred
Co.,
9-21
6-30
&
Utilities
preferred
(
Tool
1
6-30
Company
Electric
>
t$l14
Co.;
(quar.)—!™
preferred
Victor
.1-2-43.12-21.
25c
:____
1
t$l34-'
—
(quar.)——..
10-
Mfg. Corp.,. (quar.)- * *
15c
(quar.)—
4
50c
Service, $6 preferred (quar.)f
$1(4;.
Texas
Texas
Vlchek
;
f
;___
1
"7-
;.'6-30
50c
Winn & Lovett
7-14 :
":7-
'
15C
.
Bakers, Inc.—
6-20
1
40C
_
*
-
7-
'
___!_
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Wilsil, Ltd. (quar:>__!
!___
'
6-20
1"
s-
•
Ltd.: (reduced
Viau, Ltd., 5%
4
J5c~
Corp.
Terre Haute Malleable
Ventures,
6-20
25c '
Taylor (William) Corp., common vtc.____lJ
Tej^uride Power, 7% preferred (quar.)
Tennessee
preferred
1
5% preferred (quar.)_____^____"_______^_
$1(4
8-1
Taggart Corp., $2.50 pfd. (quar.62(4c
7- 1
Talcott (James), Inc.; common
10c ■7-1
5(4% participating preferred (quar.)__j_i"
683/+c
7-1
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd., common (quar.)
*_^
f20c
7- 2
(quar.)
.
6-16
-
6-30
75c
I—™*-
6-20
6-20
Yards 6%
Co.,' 7%
Stores, Inc., $5
;6%: preferred (quar))
6-12
1'
pfd.
Wieboidt
2*'
"
t$2
i.Vertientes-Camaguay- Sugar
1'
.6.
$1(4
,
(quar.)
7-
"
$1(4
'
preferred
7%
'
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, cohvi (reduc. quar.>
Class A (reduced quar.)_4___________"_
7-
Grocers 6%
Wichita Water
6-27
7-
Villa
preference____
Wichita Union Stock
•
v
6-30
75c
$6.50 preferred (quar.)_—
Vapor Car Heating Co., 7%- preL (quar.)!— '
6-12 '
7-1
_4_4$1(4
.6(4% Preferred .(qusir.
Sylvanite Gold Mines, (quar.)
preferred
,
7- 2
'
;"
6(4%
7-15
convertible
(Wm.), 7% preferred
Whitney Blake Co., (resumed)
6-15
7-15 ;
Paper
6-25
7-15
t$l'%
preferred (quar.)!/
Co., common
Whitman
6-27
'
prior
6-15
; 50c
'
-
preferred
(quar.)
!
Sewing, Machine Corp., $2- prior
White
:
40c
"
7-1
.
-
(quar.),
Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch
Common
_i
j__4_.
6-15 4
10c
"
(s-a)
&
/ 5%
(quar.).
prior preferred
$4
7-10
Valve
6-23 4
30c
Del.)
7-20
5% prior-preferred (quaf.62(4c ' 1-1-43
Valley Railroad Co. (s-a)__
»__•
A
$2(4
7-1
Bag Co., 6% preferred (quar.)——'\?
$1(4
7- 1"
Van Camp Milk Co.—
,/ 4,4. '
•
6-30*
5-25 :
1
7-
'
.___
Swift
prior preferred
,7%
4
6-15
75c
r'
5%
6-15.
'7-1
7-1
7-15
conv.
White
11-30*
40c
!_
Utica'Knitting Co.—
$4
*
1
preferred
$5
Whitaker
;
_
'5%
*
T--1;
Supersilk Hosiery Milts, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a) / 452(4
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common (s-a)
J50c
Ordinary shares
(s-ai__!________™™-\ ■ $50c
$1.50 preferred B (s-a).
'-4- $75c
Sussex RR. (semi-annual)"
50c
Extra
$6
>
1
7-
6834c
(quar.)
(Lewes,
,
6-15
12(40' ,7-15
,
__
,
6
6-15 ' "
7-15
(quar.
Utah-Idaho Sugar, 60c class A pfd.
(quar.) _
Utah Power & Light, $7 preferred————_i
6-15 '
1
7-
f3c.
preferred
:
Life Assurance Go. (Canada)
(quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp. 5(4conv; ~pfd. (quar.)_
Superior Portland Cement, class A
Superior Water, Light'& Power—
. ,
Co.
I
■'
,t$2
'6% preferred (quar.)
Upressit Metal Ca)> Corp. 8%- preferred——
6-20
6-30
6-30
43 %e
(interim)./
Sun
Trust
1
6%
6-20
75c
t$l(4
preferred
Sussex
I
7-
9-16.
12-17
20c
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.
Sun-Glow
Industries
(quar.
preferred
7-
3 75c
(quar.)_____
Engineering.
Strawbridge & Clothier, $4 preferred
7%
9-30
12-31
Universal Pictures, 8 %-first preferred—Universal Products Co. (irregular)
—i.
:
Upper Michigan Power & Light—
/•'
*6% preferred (quar.)—ti.,
*
.
SteTchi Brothers Stores, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (s-a)___
Stix, Baer & Fuller, 7% 1st pfd. (quar.)
55
12-19
*
.
Universal'Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)!—
•.
4y $1
,8%i preferred (quar:)^—$2
6-26.
$1(4
$1(4
5%
preferred (quar.)
Sfcedman Brot,hers„ Ltd, common
6%
4 $4
50e
United Utilities, Inc.; (s-a)^^—>r ' 20c
Universal-Cyclops Steel (irregular),—30c
6-16 /
,
1
,
Steel
,t
—_—_
5*
.
9-15
52
'
common
8-
:
50c
.____
Co.
,
—_
30c
;
_
Phosphate
Co.__
Trust
-
!
7-
t$l34
(quar.)■
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. Co._____________
Wheeling Steel Corp.—
7-20
7-1
35c
•
Quarterly-" C—i1 1
50c
U, S. Playing Card Co.
(quar.)_
50c
U. S. Plywood Cor)>. '
30c
U. S.f Printing & Lithograph Co.— •'
■'6%. convertible preferred A
t$l
U. S. Smelting Ret: & Mining, com,—!$1':
ll'/c preferred (quar.)—_i.——4i-'87(4c
U: S. SugAr'Corp.,' $5 preferred (quar.)
$1(4'
U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.)- (quar.)4 $15
6-30
40c
(L. S.)
Stearns
U1.
tr.
,
$10c
(quar.)
Starrett
State Street
6-20 •
6-15
tlOc
______
_™_
Wholesale
1
1
$1!4
Co., common
(s-a)___™_™__!__:___!:!'""
preferred
77-
(s-a>!_-
—
$5
Standard
prior preferred
t$l
preference______!____!_!
Standard Fuel Co.» Ltd., 6%%
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)—
7%
1
6-30
6-29
Westmoreland Water, $6 preferred
Weston (George),; Ltd.
S.
6-15
7-15
_J_____™_!Z_Z_Z
(qUar.)!____„___ZZZZZ"ZZi
(quar.)Z_
6-19
1
6-19
6-15
-475c
„'_a!_™!Z__,_ZZZZZ
7-
s:Leather'Co., -7%, prior- preferred—t$7%
7-
25c
Co.
7-
8-15
1
Telegraph 4;__!!_!!'_;_,____-!!'';:
6-30
1
IP.
Lines Co.,
(quar.)
Union
50c
-
U.
" 7^16 1
1
s
7-15
6-15
?:}
$1)4
„
(s-a)
1
7-15
25 c
:(s-a)!____l___!!-__!!_!,ZZi'
preferred
Western
Machinery Corp.— '-
.1
t75c
•
-$iy8
'"■$iya
_l_
;
1
8-
$134
pfd. (quar.)
2
6-30
17V2C
Stationery Corp.—
(h-regular)
cj.
Westmoreland' Coal
"
Standard Fire Insurance (N. J.)
(quar.)—4
Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp.-—
-
preferred
5 %
:
7-
9-
}
"
43% c
(quar.)__!
$13A '•
-
-
6-19
$$l34
-
Western Tablet &
■
6-24 :
v
(quar.)
;
Foundry—- •• "
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
-
Steel
Penn Electric
Common
6-30
6-15
6-15
53'4
■
$1(4
1
1
Z
6-16
-
7-
7-
(quar.)4™
preferred (quar.)™!
Western Insurance
Securities, 6% preferred!
Western Massachusetts '.Cos'.
Western Pipe & Steel Co/ ef California-4Coihmon (increased) __™/
6-18 4
7-10
7-
-
siya
7%
J
of Rec.
$1/4
(s-a)____
Western Grocer Co.. (Iowa) 7%
pfd.
Western Grocers, Ltd.; common
.
62(4c'■
.
(quar.)—4
common- (quari)^aaiaiii
(quar.)___—
preferred
'
Co.
West Virginia Pulp &
Paper Co
West Virginia Water
Service, $6
Western Electric Co.
(reduced)
*
6-15
Gypsum Co.,
-
1
7-
'7-1
.
common
S.
; 7 %
U. S.' Hoffman
6-29
10-
4
53c
R.
_
8-15
(s-a)4———i.
U.
7-15 *
.___
___
7-15
1
Holdert
Light—
Co., class A (quar.) ™'^:
West Penn Power
Co., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
West Texas Utilities
Co., $6 pfd.
8-15
9-
R.
&
convertible
:7%; preferred
9-15:
1
50c
Michigan
West
8-
58y3C
(quai4.)
Gauge Co.,
•7%
;
When
Payable
share
-•
participating preferred
Power
preferred
West
7-15
58T4c
:'$6 1st preferred; (quar.)
.
6-20'
50c
preferred
8-15
i
10- 1
•' 53e
(quar.)™-!:.
common
Kootenay
$1.75
37(4C
Machinery,
non-cuip.
West
8-15
-
of Company
West Jersey & Seashore
"
'7-15
-
58(4c
—^
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty-Co. (Bait.)
Ui S. & Foreign Securities Gorp.-^-
6-15,
$3V2
(
& Canal Go.
J. RR.
Shoe
U.
(quar.)_.
,
$5
$1%
__
4 6 %'
v-
.
,
Springfield
5% convertible preferred
Squibb (E. R.,) & Sons—
53e
<
participating preferred J_——'
$3
United
1
.
I
—
United N.
Quarterly
1
1
_
6.36%
6-15,
7-15
pfd.
1
1
9-
1
(monthly
(monthly)—,—_
prior preferred (monthly),:
' 7%' prior
preferred • (monthly___
United Milk Products, common,™
*
.
__—_—
Southwestern Lire Insurance Co.
50c
'
8-
108-
prior preferred
7-
'
'
1942
Boylston Mfg. Co. of Alabama—
7%
9-
prior preferred
7-
f$l
"
*
53c
'6.36%
_—25c
(reduced),—10c
6-11
:—'
prioy preferred (monthly
'7%'prior preferred (monthly)
7% prior preferred (monthly)
Southwest. Natural Gas, 56 preferred A
South West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines
Southwestern Associated Tel. Co.—
«
1
50c
-
6-20 4
.
6-15
7-
50c
7-20
,,
6-30
50c
'
8-15
West
J5c
-j'
..Per
Name
6-18
50c
(monthly)
(monthly
7-15
(quar.)_.—;—
Gas ' (quar.)_
'
(Del.)— "
$20c
$$1 Viz
_—J
preferred
of Reo.
7-15
8%
■6.36% prior preferred (monthly):.
6.36% prior preferred (monthly):
.
Payable
$1
6%' prior preferred (monthly)
Co., Ltd.—
(q,uhr.l
participating
prior preferred
6%' prior preferred
6-20
343/8C
Shari
(reduced s-a)
Co
1—1—
'6%
6-30
*
(quar.)
Power
7-15
shares
Illuminating
—United Light & Railways Co.
6-26
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred C (quar.)/
Southern
6%
(quar.)_r_
United
6-20,
'
Company
Co.
(quar.)—-—
United Gold Equities qf Canada—,
Southern
7%
Fruit
Monday, June 29,
Holders
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
«»
New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY
-
disregarded in the day's range, unless they are
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
2421
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4085
Volume 155
YEARLY
-
for the year.
the only transactions of the day. No account Is taken of such sales in computing the range
r
York Stock Exchange
United States Government Securities on the New
Below
we
furnish
June 20
U. S. Bond Prices
Daily Record of
[High
Treasury
•{
[Close
—
Total sales
Close
107.16
1944-54
[Close
High
102.24
102.24
f High
\
2'As, 1951-53
103.7
[High
2'As, 1952-55
104.7
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
104.7
Close
[High
I
sales in $1,000 units
\
107.13
Low
•
-
\ Low
[Close
2'As, 1954-56
107.13
[High
in $1,000 units
Total sales
107.13
Close
[High
*1
units
110.24
(High
•{
1949-52-
Low
■
-t:
[ High
1948-50
2s, March
High
Total
Low
Low
[Close
sales in $1,000 units
[High
•{ Low
[Close
v,'
1949-51
2s, June,
$1,000 units
■'
110.15
110.15
j
Low
[Close
110.13
110.13
110.15
[High
110.13
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000 units
[High
=
High
in $1,000 units
Total sales
Low
\ Low
[Close
1949-1951—.
Sept.,
2s,
1
1
,
.
-
..
1951-55
2s,
sales in $1,000 units
[High
i Low
High
Total sales
Low
| Close
f High
Total
\ Low
Federal
(Close
Mortgage
Farm
:•
Total
High
"
1
[High
Low
1944-49
3s,
—
sales
Total
(High
Home Owners'
1 Low
$1,000 units
in
[ High
103.25
103.25
(Close
sales in $1,000 units
2
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
■
[High
•
\
2%s, 1960-65-
\ Low
2'As, 1942-44
Low
(Close
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
to*'*!
units
Total sales in $1,000
-•
High
High
Low
l'/2s, 1945-47.
Low
1945
Close
Close
-v-
units
Total sales in $1,000
6ales in $1,000 units
Total
103.25
j Low
Loan
3s, series A, 1944-52
[Close
■'\
103.28
[Close
$1,000 units-
2%s, 1958-63
2%s,
103.28
*
sales in $1,000 units
Low
Close
;
103.28
[ High
Low
ClOSe
2%s, 1956-59.
Total
sales in $1,000 units—
3'As, 1944-64
sales in $1,000 units
v
1
—{ Low
1953-55
2s,
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in
100.14
100.14
units—'
in $1,000
[ High
I Close
2%s, 1951-54
100.14
[ Close
Close
■
5
[High
Close
2%s, 1948-51
101.9
40
:—
1948-50
2s, Dec.
2%s, 1945-47—
101.9
101.12
Total sales in $1,000 units
sales in $1,000 units
2%s, 1955-60
101.9
101.12
[Close
Low
[Close
V:.'.v-v-:.
101.12
] Low
5
\ High
3s, 1951-55.
Low
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
110.24
Total sales in $1,000 units
—J
1947
2s,
110.24
[ClOSe
-"f.
Total
Low
„■
104.7
Low
3'As, 1944-46
Low
[Close
_
High
Total
1
$1,000 units
Total sales in
103.7
1
$1,000 units—
Total sales in
101.2
1
3
103.7
Low
[Close
Total
101.2
101.6
[High
J
1946-48
101.2
101.6
101.8
Total sales in $1,000 units
3'As, 1943-45—
3s,
101.6
Low
101.8
•(
2'/as, 1967-72
Total sales in $1,000 units.
3 %s,
2
101.10
[Close
102.24
Low
Total sales in $1,000
103.8
units-[High
Total sales in $1,000
Close
3'/as, 1946-49
103.8
Close
"High
33/bS, 1943-47
103.8
Low
2'/as, 1956-58
[ Close
Total
in $1,000 units
Total sales
[High
^ Low
sales in
—
-J Low
2Vis, 1952-54
100
sales in $1,000 units.
Total
—
f High
107.16
June 26
June 25
June 24
—
$1,000 units
in
107.16
Low
June 23
June 22
[ High
i Low
2'/as, 1950-52
Low
June 20
U. S. Bond Prices
Daily Record of
June2C
June 25
June 21
June 23
Treasury
High
Total
June 22
—
[close
4s,
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point.
the current week.
Stock Exchange during
bonds on the New York
in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation coupon
daily record of the transactions
a
High
1948
2'As,
Low
—
•Odd lot sales.
Close
sales in $1,000 units
Total
(High
106.17
106.13
J Low
2Vis, 1949-53
106.17
106.13
106.17
only the sale of coupon bonds.
Transactions
106.13
(Close
in
registered bonds were:
No
10
1
sales in $1,000 units
Total
tCash sale.
tDeferred delivery sale.
Note—The above table includes
sale#
'
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
June 20
June 22
S per
1 per share
44%
44%
*45
•108%
•108%
109
*30
36
•30
42%
42%
41%
6%
6%
Thursday
June 24
June 25
I per share
share
44
44%
*108%
109
36
.
41%" ;
6%
Wednesday
June 23
i
42%
43
*42%
"
109
*108'A
109
*31
42%
*40%
42%
6%
*6%
*30
36%
6%
36'A
*40%
6%
42%
*6
19%
*19
19%
*19
19%
*19
20
*19
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12
12%
♦12
12%
*12
30%
30
30%
31%
*59
65
*59
*
86
*"•%'
"%
■f*
-
4
*3%
•3%
*9%
10
17%
*64
69
2
2%
*
3%
~*'A
A
"'A
3%
•»3%
4%
4
*3%
2%
♦
'A
•
-
62
"'A
-
4
'A
4
*61
69
12%
*4
10%
12%
*10
12%
*4
4%
*4
*130
4%
133
133%
129
10%
*10
10'A
13
*12%
69
66%
*65
70
24%
24
24'/8
16%
17
5%
16%
*17
12
*%
*14
16%
V
*65
17%
it
14
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
100
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical & Dye
4%
4%
132
*10
600
10'A
500
5%
2,100
69%
*65
69%
69%
200
*23%
23%
3,600
17'A
17'A
400
17
*16'A
it
15
51
23'A
17'A
*%
*13%
*50'A
it
15
52
*66
*%.
it
*13%
15
52
52
100
700
5%
34%
For
*50
51
20%
*20
20%
20
20
19%
19'A
19'A
19'A
1,200
Am
32%
32%
32
32'A
32
32%
33%
33%
2,900
American
fi
-
—
100
Mfg_
("Del)
No par
No par
Inc
10
Amerada Petro Corp
50
2431.
No par
No par
No par
Alpha Portland Cem
—No par
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
1
6%conv preferred
—
50
32
footnotes see page
5
Allis-Chalmers
*20
32%
1
No par
Corp
preferred
34%
50
100
Allied Mills Co Inc
Allied Stores
20%
51
51
•20
...No par
Allied Kid Co
12%
5%
May
Jun
Apr
Jun
Mar
Apr
Jan
Mar
pf A without war
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
5'A%
900
69
Mar 24
31
"41'A
5'A
183A
10
29'A
61
13A
—100
No par
100
100
Allegheny Corp
5Vs% pf A with $30 war
300
12%
23
Co
Gold Min
9%
5'/a
*%
50%
400
12%
17
•
2,600
1,000
5
23%
*13%
»
5%
23'A
24
*%'
14
*
Juneau
17'A
*129
*12%
66%
23%
4%
130
*10
5
Alaska
17'A
*61
69
10%
5
3,100
9%
12%
5%
5
*61
CorpAir Reduction Inc
Albany & Susq RR Co__
4
69
Corp
Ala & Vicksburg Ry
'A
3%
17%
*130
:
*33A
10
4%
"'A
4
17
69
5,100
2%
4
*9
*10
%
;
Express
Adams-Mills
104
Agric Chem
Airlines
-
•
14
18
24
8
27
28
6
24
81'A Jun 11
Jan 2
3'/a Apr 17
3'AApr 18
9% Jun 23
16
72
May 25
Mar 14
3% Apr
118'AApr
10
May
11% Apr
4
Apr
64 'A Jun
22
9
28
25
24
28
5
Apr 29
14% Apr 17 "
% Jun 15
14
Jun 23
43
Mar 27
19
Mar 12
25'A Apr 17
■
109
-
43
48%
7'A
20'A
22% Jan 2
73% Feb 27
81
30%
18%
l'A
18%
I
56
Jan.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
6
26
26
27
Jan. 13
Jan 3
Feb 3
Jan 26
Jan 27 "
Jan 28
6
23% Feb
48'AJan
3
Highest
t
share
per
Feb
55%
34
Jun• 16
Jan 12 •
Jan-13
Jan 3
Feb 3
12% Jun 17
38'A Jan 6
68
Mar 2
2% Jan 13
94% Feb 10
% Jan 7
6 Jan 26 :
5% Jan 26
17 Jan 27
5%
149
12 %
14'A
6%
Year 1941
40
49% Jan 13
May 14
No par
—25
No par
No par
10
No par
100
10
Address-Mutigr
86
3%
17%
100
62
*2
*3%
,4
10
10%
17%
Adams
37
100
—
Steel Co
Acme
500
12%
30
*
17%
132
19%
*12
*59
*9%
*61
19'A
-
2%
86
9%
*10
'*%
*59
65
r>2%
166
3%
%
*4
5%
preferred
300
6'A
30
17%
132
•14
•'
86
.
12%~
3C
9%
*61
12%
*6%
'
20
*17%
4%
*17
43
9%
135%
24%
*41
6'A
17%
•4
*66%
42'A
No par
Abbott Laboratories—
4%
Range for Previous
Lowest
S per share
$ per share
$ per share
Par
Abraham & Straus
36%
17%
•132
5
900
109
*30
9%
*17%
12%
*
4
*3%
3%
4
2 %
2%
86
*59
65
*59
65
29%
30%
30%
31
2%
2%
2%
*
*108'A
EXCHANGE
Shares
43%
,36'A
STOCK
NEW YORK
"
*19
*31
43
43
*108%
109
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
t per share
-
44%
*31
6%
Friday
June 26
Tuesday
Monday
Range Since January 1
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Dec
54'A
Sep
Dec:
43'A
*
5%
x
17%
Sep
51%
Jan
Apr
8'A
Dec
Dec
24%
Aug
9%
Dec
15%
34%
Nov
45
July
Sep
75
Aug
73
1%
Dec
5
Jan
Jan
Dec
89%
%
Dec
%
3%
Dec
10%
Jan
3%
Dec
9'/a
Aug
11'A
Dec
21'/a
Apr
17'A
Dec
25%
Jan
4%
Dec
11%
135%
Dec
10'A
Feb
11'A
Dec
85
Aug
Jan
jaii
167% July
13
Aug
14%
Apr
Dec
9
71% May
87
Oct
24%
37
Jan
21%
Aug
1%
Aug
5
Dec
14'A Mar
%
Dec
Sep
10
Apr
20
41'A
Feb
63% July
14%
Feb
22%
Dec
40
Feb
58'/a
Jan
Sep
2422
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LOW AND
SALE
HIGH
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
June 20
June 22
June 23
$
per share
7%
*6%
STOCKS
Wednesday
Friday
the Week
June 25
$ per share
$
$ per share
NEW
Sales for
June 26
Thursday
June 24
$ per share
$ per share
PRICES
Monday, June 29, 1942
Range Since January 1
STOCK
On
Par
*
7%
42 %
*42%
44
4%
U6%
25%
.
*25%
*7'/a
44
*42%
*4'%
26
4'%
26
•
4'%
43 %
4'%
*25%
127%
'
*
4%
25%
2,000
128
128
1%
1%
1%
1%
13%
13%
1 %
*13%
17a
*1%
1%
69%
68%
67%
68%
68%
68%
6 8 Va
67%
68'%
67%
67%
'
175
*159 %
175
159 '%
23%
22 Va
57
56
56
17
17
*16
*106
115
*106
♦160
22a%
57
*23
.*84'%
17%
*15 %
4%
96
95%
96
23%
1,500
58%
583%
700
Va
16%
400
16 %
*16
*84
*14%
95%
<■
18
4 3'g
■
96
*
108
85%
16
Va
108
*106
112
86
*84
86
*83'%
18
*
16%
*14%
18
*14%
18
4%
14%
*14'A
14%
*14
96
*95
96
*95
40
6%.
-
1
'
i
*%
%
*%
*25%
25%
24%
*25%
26%
$
9
6
*4
%
*1%
2
*2%
*1%
1%
20%
20%.
26%
*26
*
2 3/8
46 Va
46%
1%
30%
*2%
3 %
3/g
24%
'2 Va
35%
1%
3/a
47
3
*2%
1%
♦30
3
:■<
31
3
2'%
357/a
47
*2%
3
*2%
*5
5%,
*5
preferred-—
39%
*38
*6%
*10
*10%
*4 Va
5
*17Va
17%
*117
119
*21%
103%
*4%
22%
*22
%
*14%
%
1,100
Amer
Inteniat
177a
14%
14%
4'%
4%
4%
4%
145
142%
9%
9%
55%
55%
142%
*6
6%
8%
*8
*24
*22%
27
36%
36%
*135%
140
*33%
27
35
140
*135'%
16%
17
*10%
10%
*10%
11
■V
123
*25
16
16
86'A
*18%
19%
113
129%
*129'%
,116
;i36%
135%
400
33%
33%
300
16%
Preferred
1,100
Amer
1,100
200
55%
"38%
"38%
24%
24%
1%
,
41
*25
26%
*14
16
*8
9
29 Va
108%
2%
2%
53
53
*50%
13%
*40
54
*40
*29'%
'#14
.
3%
*35
Preferred
19,800
26
*24
25%
Anaconda
16
*14
15%
8
8
100
13%
13%
100
29'%
*29
30
108%
*107s/a
109%
*108 Va
109%
200
2%
2 3%
2%
23%
2%
4,900
30
-
200
'
2%
Archer
52
26%
*6
6%
*3%
3%
*82
*6
'
52
54
6%
*82
1
5
*40
26%
53
*51%
54
*40
26%'
*3%
*65%
66
*61
63
*53%
60 %
*52
*25
28
*25
*96%
,
*6
26%
53
*51%
53
54
*40
54
*61
65
60%
*52
28
*25
97
96%
96%
*95'%
32%
32%
32
32%
33
33%
63%
63%
63%
63'%
63%
-*20%
20%
20
20
20'%
20'%
*17%
17%
17 Va
17 Va
*37%
38
37%
16%
*16%
101%
•
16 Va
16%
♦101
102
37%
400
1,100
6%
100
*6
*3%
3%
95
*82
*63
65
*61
100
60%
60%
*52
60%
28
*25
28
96%
96'%
96%
96%
96%
170
33%
32%
333%
33'/a
33%
9,000
63
64
60'/a
61
20
20'%
19%
20'%
18
16%
37
37
*37%
16
16
101
28
61%
*16'%
18
*163%
173%
*37
38
*37'/a
38
V,
'
..
16%
153%
15%
15%
16%
100 %
*100'/a
101%
*100'/a
101 %
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/e
6 3/a
6 3%
*48%
49
*48'%
48%
48'%
48'%
*47%
483%
*47%
45
45
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45
*113
114
113
113
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113
8
8
8
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8%
,
~*1%
2
*19%
21
2%
*1%
1%
*18
2%
21
23%
*1%
45
•
1%
*18
23% ,2%
*112
8
*1%
21
*44
113
*7 Va
1%
♦18
2%
44%
113
8
*1%
21
23%
*7%
18
2%
23%
45
114%
8
1%
18
2%
*44
*1%
18
2%
.800
18
5% Jan
4
119
8'%
4
Feb
Feb
133%
:
3
111
6'/a
V
15% Apr
2
26% Jan
Dec
2%
30
200
Apr
13 Jan
5
23'%
3%
Dec
3%
9
20% Dec
483%
Jan
22
9
17%
Dec
39
Jan
33%
Dec
IV*
Jan
Feb
165%
Aug
Jan
4% Jan
6
Jan
26%
Jan
1
165
Jan
12
Jan
13
9
Dec
15%
59
Feb
24
50
Dec
733%
Jan
6 Va Jun
18
Dec
7 '
Jan
Oct
28
11
13
9
3
155
4%
Jan
Jun
8
6
Dec
10%
35% Jan
14
29
Dec
40% July
43
Jan
14
33®%
Dec
147
Feb
2
34% Jan
16
138
45®% July
Mar
155
Dec
•/' 54
Sep
20% Feb
6
15 3%
12
Feb
4
8%
Dec
11% July
3
10% Jun
9
6'%
Dec
13%
144
293%
Mar 14
139
Dec
Dec
13
13
14
81
Jan
21% Jan
26
113% May
29
1343% Jan
24
493% Jan
27
20
503% Jan
27
6
143®% Jan
Apr.
5
6
14
Jan
Dec
73'/a
Jan
43%
Dec
74%
Jan
X143
Dec
159
33%
Dec
23%
Dec
?:/'■/ Jan
Aug
1163% Aug
Jan
8
6
116 % Jan
2
3 % Jan
3
2%
Dec
7'%
70% Feb
3
643%
Dec
99'%
Jan.
5 % Jan
6
3%
Dec
8®%
Aug
76% Jan
14
Feb
81'%
23
.
,'
29
5% Jan
13
28% Jan
14
30
4
12% Mar 11
May 26
7% May 20
50
12
.112
29'%
Sep
51
2 3%
Dec
Jan
Sep
8
46 Va May
Jan
56 3%
July
July
22 Va
Feb
Jan
5
24
Dec
35% July
17 V.Jan
3
11 Va
Apr
17'%
112% Mar 19
110%
Jun
115%
Oct
7
Dec
12%
Jan
Dec
2 Va
Jan
Feb
*33%
108% Mar
10
Mar 11
27
t
14
Jan
Jan
16
13% May 26
35
Jan
15
111% Mar 12
4 Va Jan
2 3% May 14
51
1683%
43%
.
19
22
273% Apr
xl07% Jun
Sep
Sep
Aug
Jan
Jun
1
98
/ 19%
f
Dec
Jan
Jan
17
Apr
107
115 V4
22'%
Jan
27 Va Jun
27
243% Jun
./
28%
Feb
97'/a Jan
2
Jan
150%
14
26
Sep
Sep
112'%
Sep
2%
Dec
5%
Jan
47%
May 26
67% Feb
Jan
70'%
53
Apr
20
66
Jan
21
60
Jan
72
Sep
21
■
par
Jan
2
27
Jun
1
20'/a
Dec
343%
Jan
7'% Jan
26
6%
Dec
03%
Sep
Feb
2
Jan
5% Mar 20
-
par
,
28
4
May 26
80
2 3% Apr
79
4'% Apr
28
May 27
63% Jan
5
61% Mar 24
77% Jan
55% May 20
-
4
3%
30
83
3
Sep
Dec
63%
87%
Dec
91%
5=
Dec
103%
Sep
Oct
8
78
Dec
88'
Sep
*
•
Jan
17
76
Dec
102%
Aug
1
Co..
May 26
20
Dec
35'%
82
Aug
96% Mar
100
27% Jan
2
39
Mar 17
18
Jan
31% July
70'% May
.No
Topeka & Santa Fe
G
Coast
&
5%
Line
W I SS
20
par
60'% Jun
25
70
Mar
2
53%
Dec
193% Jun
2
26
Jan
20
13%
Feb
28'% July
——1
Lines
16% Jun
24
34
Jan
5
13%
Feb
45%
Oct
preferred—
———-100
Refining——
—25
6 %
143%. Apr
conv
pref series A——100
Corp.————
—.5
preferred
Atlas
100
Apr
28
63% Apr
11
par
43
111
—No
Nichols—
—No
7
Aviation
45% Jan
3
16%
Jan
56
Nov
23'% Jan
28
19 Va
Jun
28 Ve
Dec
May
111%
109'% Feb 20
6®/a
Feb
47%
Feb
Jan
7
5
61
17
111
26
6
Feb
Apr 30
2% Jan
9
Jan
,
15% Apr
28
Jan
9
23% Jun
2
4 Va Jan
6
2%
9% Jun 25
■
10 V4
22
13
Jan
121 -■
Oct
9V* July-
37%
1% May
17
Nov
72 V*
Apr
9 '/a Jan
70
116
Sep
7% July
51 %
May
Jan
May 23
May 25
-
107.
5
50% Feb.16
1% Apr
par
$5 prior A*
——No par
Corp of Del (The)— *—.3
,
30
463% Apr. 25
50
Powder—
Mar 16
33
5% conv preferred
*—100
Atlas Tack Corp————No
par
90
400
Jan
100
RR—
Atlantic
4%
~20
Aug
May 12
Atlas
4,400
Sep
121
Mar
Dec
26'% Jan
23
22% May 20
:>v
par
100
Jan
23
26
Austin
'
11% Mar
233% Mar
Jan
97
Atl
400
2%
Jun
50
5%, preferred.—————100
1%
■,
95%
Dec
6
60
'
8
.
Dec
9
700
114%
8
Jan
77'%
Jan
'
45
*112
*17 Va
16
38
813% Jan
1,000
483%
47
Dec
89% Jan
383% Jun
par
—,.—100
preferred
Atlantic
3,200
63/a
48%
*45
V- 7'%
_100
5%
1,900
16%
16
preferred
Atch
1,800
38
100 %
2d
Assoc Investment
21
20'%
preferred.*
6
3% Apr
Goods——„1
1st
15
2
54
■V
—100
—
Jan
10% Jan
-1% Apr 15
41'% Apr 28
,3% Apr. J 8
/
——5
——No
—
Dry
7%
*25
*60 Va
Corp_.
preferred
40
5
9
'
*96'%
'
Corp—
6
Jun
/.
33% Apr
34% Apr
-
100
6
*47%
6%
Artloom
Associated
66
*25
Constable
300
97
*16%
Arnold
Jan
-108% May
5
No
13'%
21'% Jan
-
1% gtd—100
Co
Dec
Mar 26
50
—_No
6%
33% Apr
par
Illinois.!
21
3
—1
preferred——
7 %
*52
Co
Armstrong Cork
>;
4%
*4%
&
Jan
15
$6 conv prior preferred—_.No
par
1%
263%
28
101
102
4%
263%
67
33
63%
3%
95
4%
43%
*61
*52
*82
95
*4%
6
*3%'
37/a
*82
4%
26%
6
6%
*33/a
95
*4%
60%
;
6%
3%
*82
4%
26'%
*
*6
95
4%
.
26%
3%
3%
95
*4%
263%
26%
Midl'd
<Del) pf
of
'
26%
Daniels
Armour & Co
7
Sep
93% Jan
22
—25
Cable—No
Armour
*'
2%
*40
*29
13/a
&
Jan
11
120
Corp
—12.50
$5 div preferred—--———No par
Andes Copper Mining
20
A P W Paper Co Inc
—5
*108 Va
*
W
4%
101'% Apr
Anchor Hock Glass
108%
'
*51
1% ;
1%
Smelt—
Dec
7834 Mar 27
-
100
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining-
2%
-17% Jan
par
par
——
Oct
14
-
——-100
No
Va
6
-
—_14
Elec—No
,2 Va
Feb
29
10
Woolen
Amer Zinc Lead &
200
24 3/8
&
Aug
42'%
7% Jan,
preferred———No par
American
2,000
39
24%
"9
*8
700
33%.
-
1st
Wks
25
Apr
-
—100
±\
Jan
Aug
163% Jun
par
25
Viscose
Water
$6
600
56
*54%
24%
100
4
-29'%
108%
23%
54
44%
'
3%
*108%
9
*1%
•29%
*108
52
*40
B„—
Corp
preferred——:
5 %
Am
*
*1%
'
29%
*24'/a
•
%_■/■•.;
*8
1
*108Vs
1,700
class
preferred-.—-——
Type Foundries Inc
Amer
American
1,000
2
*334
39
243/g
24%
*108'%
'
Va
4
6 %
400
2
No
4 Va
33%
136% Jun
Telep & Teleg Co——_ 100
Tobacco———————25
Common
7,200
116
Tobacco
Dec
May
4
May 15
29
American
200
4%
253/4
Sumatra
Amer
400
4,100
116
55
*35
•
•24%
10,400
133%
*4
25%
2Va
3%
3%
,
*36
*108'%
9
55
55 %
3'%
116
■
116
44
1123%
*129%
4%
*3%
*26%
*25
*14
1%
131
253%
*39
3%
3%
26%
*
41%
42
2'/a
42%
Am
Feb
2
51'%
63% Feb
American Sugar Refining
—100
Preferred ———————„ 100
200
41%
2 %
3%
800
..
193%
41%
116
42%
55
3%
16
88
*183%
29
27
:
,
Dec
24
May 25
35% May 14
132% May 14
American Stores—„——'—_No par
American Stove Co——No par
Steel Foundries——No
Jan
8
10
Feb
4% Mar
preferred————100
10 Va
38%
Jon
May 25
Dec
9'/a May 25
—25
16%
Sep
1
52% Apr
—100
—
10%
*93%'
110
4 Va
par
100
American Snuff
24%
,20
12'/a Apr 15
33% Apr 25
142 % Jun 22
Ship Building Co
—.No par
Smelting & Refg——No par
6%
•
4
54%
16
*7
;
Amer
*15
253%
.
116
2 Va
44%
*3%
24%
1%
k
Amer
43
4'%
25%
-*42%
42
9
2%
80
1,500
42
*129 Va
131
*4%
25%
3%
#7
30
100
36%
11% Apr
47% Jun
20
Safety Razor——18.50
American Seating Co—
No par
36%
113
42
42%
4'%
*25
108%
87/a
25
preferred
13
Va Mar 14
—100
——*
Jan
29
American Rolling MilL——-—25
conv
3%
May 28
15'% Apr
par
San'y—No
Sep
Dec
3 % Jan
215% May 21
par
—_——No
143%
l'/e
28%
10
May 29
Apr
American
112%
42
42'%
2%
*1%
*2%
700
*40'/a
113'%
*40'%
25%
*14
108%
4%%
*8%
*24
86 Vt
19%
2%
*109
*29%
16 %
85%
4'%
4
*38%
16
730
5%
*10
16 Va
116%
3%
26%
16%
85%
25%
54
24 V8
*14
Preferred
1,800
*136
*18%
*115'%
3%
54
*103
p
193%
116'%
44%
38%
34
•86'%
1293%
2'A
25
*3378
*136
*
4%
44 Va
38%
-16'/a
'
42%
2Va
24%
35
16%
41
*42 V2
3%
140
*33%
10
42'%
2%
*3%
136%
41
26
116
'
136 Va
>136%
114
*4%
25%
4
36'%
113
129
4%
26%
55%
8%
24%
35%
44
41%
4%
4
*8 5/8
24'A
36
42%:
*41
26%
*54
8%
24'%
10%
113 Va
*2%
8%
35Ya
*9%
16%
—„-No
—
& Stand
9%
53%
6
16%
112%
*42%,
*57/a
Rad
54%
54
10
114%
117
6
Am
10
9%
9%
55
10
*183%
*115%
9%
54
24'%
16%
*83%
133%
*141
*141
9%
55
16%
16'%
*129
9,800
10%
19%
43
4%
10
86'%
44%'
preferred—
*93%
16 %
44%
$5
10%
*18%
43
1,100
4%
10%
*84%
114
14%
Power &
13
2
113% Feb
par
14%
43/a
16
par
14
4%
4
par
Jan
Jan
23% Jan
9% Apr 30
par
Aug
31
6% Jun
65■
par
No
14
4%
V
10'%
16%
Co
14%
\
No
Light——No
preferred
•
19%
News
$6
Amer
*
86%
%
American
1,400
Feb
6%
5
35% Mar
:
par
——100
1,900
*57%
34 Va
16%
10'%
*16%
19
preferred
%
*136
*85
*
22%
Ltd——
17 Va
liV.
*93%
10 Va
9%
*22%
6 %
"
16%
*10%
119
Fdy Co
—No
Metals———No
Co
%
9%
♦136
16%
&
Metals
16%
55
140
*33%
*136
Mach
Amer
17'%
8 %
*136
33%
33%
*136%
&
Amer
*%.
36%
36
Mach
300
400
'lVa
Mar 27
6
100
16%
27
-'*22%
36'%
36
Amer
43%
173/a
43%-
17%
u—No
Preferred
%
4 3/8
6
*8
10%
400
*10%
*115
22%
Locomotive
500
Dec
6
Mar
23% Apr
111——_1
9% Aug
1% •Jan
.24% Jan
13
1% Jan.
25
preferred———50
conv
American
69
17'%
%
9
119
*22'A
5%
•
700
of
'
55%
5%
8%
:
*115
22%
*141
9%
55%
6
17%
119
-14'%
*141
9s/a
6
*8
4%
55»%
9%
55
4%
17%
10%
30
6%
Co
%
14%
4%
*4%
40
6%
V
69
Invest
Feb
%
32
par
Sep
:
10
36
x36% Apr
953%
Jan
5% Jan
..
/
22
Corp—.No
167%
!
17'%
14%
%
4%
17%
*22'%
/if
17%
*10 Va
American
"
25% Jun
par
Jan
Aug
21
2'/a May 26
33% Jan 21
preferred———100
78
*
Nov
83%
19%
23
2
Ice——No
6%non-cum
X17
Dec
Feb
Jan
-16% Jan
50
9% Mar
4%
9'%
193% Jun
•28
Leather——-1
Jan
'% Dec
33% Jan
-6
Jan
Jan
121
14
% Jan
."
•
preferred
23 Va
115
Dec
4%
2
American Home Products———1
American
100
v
&
2
Dec
Apr
90%
26
9
Jan
107
*
93% Jan
2
American
5%
*5
6 %
Va
10%
*115
/,•„
hi
16%
2
6
23
1% Jan
100
Hide
-
79% July
5
1
Jan
343% July
27
18% Jan
100
3
*37%
39
6
*67%
*4%
-22%;
39
6%
*17
119
*22'4
t"«
17%
15
*141
-
4%
5%
71
103%
17'/a
*115
22%
17%
%
1*%
•
40
6%
*68%
10%
17Va
119
"
■69
10%
*116
*38
'
6%
*68
*4'%
4%
*17'/a ■> 17%
1038
39%
6%
69
-
5%
*37%
6%
67%
71
•
*5
38
38
6%
*6%
*69
5%
*5
5%
•
185
Jan
Feb
98% Jan
27
Aug
95'%
Apr
5% Jan
3% May 27'
Oct
3
Dec
■17% Mar 26
4
16'% Jun*
1303%
23
3
Mar
Jan
Dec*
Jan
Jun
56
*
.223% Jan
par
300
conv
May
% Jan
V".
1
4
6%
5
7% Mar 11
-No par
American Hawaiian SS Co—
10
-
Jan.
,
20 % Jan
—No par
$7 2d preferred. A
500
/
95
92
$6 preferred
'
*5
.—No
400
1%
31%
*2 3%
3
&
$7
300
\
47
•
*1%
*30
110
Mar 16
—No par
V
•
357/a
May 26
Apr
Mar
157%
10
Aug
39
Dec
2
May 27
15
1
55'%
13
3% May 25
14% Jun.22
Export Lines Inc—1
For'n Power-——No par
V
2%
.
46 3%
1%
31
J,
vri
26
2 Va
*33%
47%
*1%
*30
1%
Amer
600
■5
Tiling——
Jan
73 3% Jan
16
Crystal Sugar—--—10
European Secs_
Feb
33
69
par
American
400
.
21
v
26
26%
*2'/a
*33%
47
1 %
-
,
31
*26
23%
35
47
1%
la%
*30
26%.
2 Va
*333%
*1%
21
3,300
166
105
.
--100
Jan
1303% Feb
20
May 20
55% May 21
par
-—-No
Encaustic
xl22%
18
18
—No
Chicle.:.*.
American
Amer
■■'i
20%
24'/a
21%
*2%
500
10
1% Jun
preferred———-*-*-100
Distilling Co**...
--—20
Amer
1,600
6%
19%
V2
*1%
*26
r
18
•
24%
,
*20%
*333%
30%
*%
243/s
13%
2'%
.v
31%
*30%
%
24%
9
%•
*4
19%
21%
33%
*45%
6%
*18%
13%
■f,
2%
45%
9
*
*4
"
19%
24%
Ar
26
■
45%
9
*%
6
19%
'
33%
36
%
21%
13%
25%
2%
*2%
*33%
9
9
*%
19%
.
%
*24%
21
25%
22
'
*4
18%
24 3%
21
*21%
%
%
1%
2%
*1%
r
18%
;
18%
19
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-
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70% Jun
1st
•
26%
13
Am Coal Co of
Allegh Co N J_—25
American Colortype Co.
v—10
,
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15
20
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400
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400
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6
14
120
1
14%
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200
93%
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5'% Jan
,-100
1
$ per share
Apr
33
,—100
&
$ per share
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28
Oct
May
25%
Oct
Apr
5%
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10
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Creek
RR
Belding-Hemingway^
106%
105%
105%
105%
2,600
Bendix
105%
700
1%
Aviation
preferred
Dec
27%
Dec
35
7»/a
Feb
10'% July
6
13 3/a
Dec
247% Mar
Sep
Oct
28%
Feb
32
Apr
1103% Jan
10
Jun
126
Jan
73% Jan
20
par
—5
—
Loan
No
par
—
(Del)
*
20
Apr
64?
Apr 24
63% May 14
104'%
30
No
*
par
100
6
6
18
27
25
26
27% July
8% July
6%
Dec
Jan
17
3
32 3%
Apr
41%
28'% May 21
May
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
313% Mar
10%
39% Jan
9%
46'%
17%
49'%
105'%
108
Dec
Dec
29
15
May 20
93%May20
17'%
20
May 8
16% Mar 30
13
—1
21
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5 Va
20
27
24
—i.—No
29%
*
27
Jan
Feb
par
50
Beech-Nut Packing Co„
Bethlehem Steel
Jan
106
—
1,200
500
6
30
103
Mar 20
23'% Jun
8
Belgian Nat Rys part pref
Bell Aircraft Corp.*:
8,900
sep
July
123%, Sep
97% July
Dec
No
W—
113%
51%
123%
102%
*20
51
•>
11
Pr pfd $2.50 div series '38_No
par
Best <fc Co
No par
51
Dec
16
Beneficial
203%
34
Apr
Feb
300
50'%
Dec
7
24 Va Feb
500
*193%
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21'% Jun
25
12%
19%
3 '/a
20
20
6% Jan
15
par
51
51%
26
31% Jan
10% Jun
15'% Apr 30
No
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193%
2
18 % Jan
*49%
50%
15
Jan
3
12%
20%
Apr
65/8 Mar 25'
2
50'%
51'%
4
22
8% Jan
12%
20'%
87% July
12'% Jun
50'%
50%
5% July
Dec
4'% Apr 25
12 Va
20
Dec
3 3%
24% May 13
51'%
51
2 Va
27
1
Corp——
Inc
Indus
28
7% Jan
11 Va Jan
Creamery.—.,
w
4 Va Jan
23
—5
Co
preferred
Jan
2
3
4'% Jun
50
Works
Cigars
19
Dec
143% Jan
2% Jun
par
12 %
20
106%
11
——10
preferred
Iron
Beech
92
———50
preferred**—
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♦49'%
50%
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21%
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85
52
page
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51
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107
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110
Aroostook
5%
800
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25
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8 3%
293%
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5
30
2,900
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—13
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4% preferred-:.——
—100
8 3%
10%
12%
footnotes
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200
30
10%
5
26%
7
4%
24
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30
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11
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8
Apr
„4-*'-25
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73% Jan
23
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Am Chain & Cable Inc—
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100
■
,
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15
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115
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$ per share
2
par
Fdy——No
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Year 1941
Lowest
47
Cable & Radio Corp
Preferred
23%
58
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...
170
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23%
84
14%
163
23'%
58 >
115
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14'%
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4%
15
163
23%
57%
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115
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4%
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15
16
*160
57
Range for Previous
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3 5% Mar 11
1
,
preferred
conv
100-Share
Highest
5% Jan
50
Corp
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5%%
_10
——
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American
.
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preferred
Amer
4,100
2.600
.
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16%:
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86
163
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60
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400
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140
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900
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Lowest
Shares
share
per
YORK
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Oct
14
Jan
13
10%
Dec
Sep
207%" Jan
52
Jan
23
50
Aug
57
24% Jan
19
19®%
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34 y* July
66% J an
2
51%
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89%
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ft
2%
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3
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6
7 Vs Feb
24
14
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10
Jan
Jan
5%
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76
Feb
51
Jan
12%
118
Jun
July
5%
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8 Va
July
Jan
5
18%
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34%
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14% May
1
26
Jan
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23%
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35%
1
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55 Va Jan
10
6
.
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*
53
par*
100
12
15% Mar 30
17 ft,
Apr
644
1.8
3% Feb
6
2
24'A Feb
5
5 Vs Jan
19
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6
19% Feb
14
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30
17
3% Jan
1.4
6
8% Jan
14
2 Va
ft
Apr
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23
Dec
Aug
2%
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4%
6
Dec
11%
Jan
Jan
13
76%
Feb
100
July
Jan
10•
10 ft
12% May 1,4
7%
Apr
12
Jan
Jan
2
19% Jan
20
153/4
Dec
243/4
Sep
14
50 Va Jan
29
51
Mar
54 Ve
Nov
2
1% Jan
14
Dec
1%
Jan
1
7% Jan
14
4%
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7%
Jan
2
15 V2 Apr
6
9%
Nov
14%
Jan
12% Jan
5
10%
Jun
17%
Sep
Mar
11
26%
Dec
40
Jan
4Ve Jan
14
37% Feb
16
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32
29
29% May 16
•
2%
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5% Aug
Dec
3
32%
Dec
1%
Dec
39%
Apr
3% July
Jun
18
32 i
Apr
20
37
Feb
5
32
Dec
41
77
Apr
14
89
Jan
28
79
Dec
92% May
23
Jun
16
27% Jan
7
22
Apr
30%
Jan
Jan
1% Feb-10
1
10
2 V* May 18
54% Apr-17
.100
Preferred....
18
/. /
Sep
Sep
6% July
Dec
95
par
Co—
4%
11
Apr 16
3% Jan; 2
No
4%
25
Dec
Jun
'77
par
9% July
Dec
1% Dec
15
Sep
Nov
563/4
May
5%
7% Jun
2
2
18
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49
Jan
Jan
2% Jan
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Sep
23% Mar
23
117
_100
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Celanese Corp of Amer
No par
v:;,5% series prior preferred—.100
16
Jan
30
-.ft-
7% prior preferred——„100
2d preferred..—^
.—100
-
Jan
Jan
19
Dec
3%
70% Jun
8
43
Feb
873/4
122% May 25
112
Mar
3
■
x
2%
125
Sep
Jan
Celotex
ft
5%
r..No
Corp———;
preferred-——
ft
Central
Central
Dec
293/4 July
Apr 23
29
120% Jan
17
■94 Va Jan
8% Jan
122 Va
Dec
Dec
10 Va
Jun
65
3
Dec
75
Sep
15%
Jun
!
223/4 Mar
14
6% Apr 15
60
Feb '25
1163/4 Mar
22
Apr
par
16
Apr 27
ftl% May 27
Foundry Co_L——
.-1
Lt 4Va% preferred__100
Mar 10
90
1% Jan
.100
....
2
Jun
19
2% Apr
71% Jan
27
53,6
3
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ft
x
v
17
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Dec
Jan
2
108 %
Dec
115 Va
7
1
Dec
4%
29
4%
Feb
11
2
Mar 30
77
25
Dec
:
Aug
Jan
3% Feb
-
,
Jan
3% Feb
2 % Feb
110
18
14
12
*
3 Vs
July
17
Dec
Dec
4
July
Oct
97
Apr
34% July
Jan
5
95
Jan
2
31% Jan
.1
1% Apr
28
100
23 V* Jan
2
29
Jan
Jun
2
19
Jan
6
14% Jun
26
17
Feb
10
143/4
Dec
22%
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1
Dec
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Jan
)
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85
———.
27
Cerro de Pasco Copper..__u.No par
Products—
Certain-teed
50'/a July
18%
Apr
Century Ribbon Mills—.No par
- Preferred
100
6% prior preferred——j
ft/ft
Dec
3
12
Jan
77
111
Central Violeta Sugar Co
.
36
Jari
Jan
42
24
<110
:100
No par
Central Aguirre Assoc
3
21 Va
93
24
Apr
82
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1
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15
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100
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July
Feb
8
27
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6
1
Dec
3
Aug
Jan
13
20
Dec
27
Jan
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4
1 Va Jan
20
10
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1,300
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20
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72 Ve
Sep
Jan
10% Jun 10
96% Jan 23
8
Dec
103/4
Feb
92
Dec
104%
Aug
34
Apr
40
Aug
46 Va
3
2
14
Feb
4 Va
Sep
40 Va
Aug
Ry Co 5% pfd —100
67% Apr
17
72
Mar 10
70 34
Oct
85
Jan
pfd—.—No par
107 Va Jun
15
112
Jan
3
109%
Dec
115
Aug
May 11
95% May 15
29
Jan
5
24
Oct
dOO
J an
5
98
May
84% Mar 10
81
Dec
84%
48%
NOV
50
27
Feb
44
28%
Feb
(The)..—1
100
—
gtd——30
22 ft
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...
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No par
May
32% Apr
100
100
2.50
.2.50
26
Jan
5
Oct
Mar
Va
39%
Dec
Sep
36% Jan
3
143% Jun
2
142
Dec
148
Sep
793/4 Jun
9
78
Dec
106
Jan
55% Jan
28
63% Jan
9
60
Mar
Feb
25
Feb
25
740
July
14 Vs Jun
15
10%
Dec
25
105% Jan
22
1003/4
Feb
106
Nov
May 4
May. 1
14 % Feb
5
Dec
30
Va Jan
Mar
470
11% Mar 13
96
100
Jan
24
1.—100
No par
50
44
Sep
22
Jan
11
preferred
2
28
i
333/4 Jan
105
56% Mar 24
25% Apr
97 Va Apr
Southern..—r
4%. 1st preferred
ft
4% 2d preferred
—
Columb Br'd Sys Inc cl A_-
14
77% May
par
Class B__
Dec
Sep
Dec
Collins & Aikman...——No
&
41%
143/4
Dec
—:_i—
conv
-
Feb
29 Vs
28
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet——_No par
$4.25 preferred
—'.No par
5%
3
May 12
34
139
Colorado
2
Jan
25
8 Vs May
103,i
6
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp.:
40
*1%
9
92
100
ft
...
300
ft
May 28
•
8
Coca-Cola; Intern Corp:
:
3
.
43 Va Jan
"
47
Preferred
93/4
11V4 Jun
13% Feb
gtd 4% stock..,
...50
Molybdenum—i—ftNo par
Cluett Peabody & Co..:—...No par
Class A
:
1%
*11
54
Dec
Jun
Special
i
—
.
'
ft
44
Apr
34% Jan
preferred
Coca-Cola Co
400
.
14
1%
Apr
49
25
Climax
;
5,200
1%
11%
11%
5 %
:
1,300
:
ft
%
37 Va
5
16
Jun
Clev & Pitts RR Co 1%
f
113
*13 %
'
Corp—..————...5
& Fuel._._iftftlu.—No par
preferred....
u...100
City Investing Co.
—_i__l00
City Stores
—5
Clark Equipment
.No par
6%%
Clev El Ilium $4.50
-.
102%
21
Jan
% Jan
2
8%iJan
Chrysler
i Clev Graph Bronze Co
ft
' 13.%
*100
'
14%
*13%
13%
393/4 Jan
52
;
.11% Jun 26
City Ice
:
*13%
13%
200
,
J,*100
102%'
*13%
:
*
___
59,
13
•
19% July
Jan
800
76
.
Feb
Jan
>
'■
9%
Va
50
t
29%
148
Dec
3
5% May 21
i
%
«
,
34 Va
29%
!• *141%
75
*57%
34%
"
29%
148
*560
*560
13%
34%
29%
*141%
50
Jan
3%
17%,Jan
Dec
,
"
1%
*1
see
*57
13%
14
*%
75
35
35
148
♦560
__
13%
13%
35
31
148
f
560
34%
30%
*141%
r
8%
Oct
July
July
150
ft
f
i
Nov
3
3
10
ft
85
11%
29
C C C & St Louis
100
1,'« Mar
3% Mar
13/4 July
% Feb
500
100
.
26
Dec
% Jan
...
■ft '*78
"
Feb
6 Ve
10«
2
...
,
102 Va
1% Mar
Ve Mar 23
100
42
24
Dec
26
% Jan
■
108
93
7
29
Jan
7%
16,000
.
f
29
*'23%
Jan
6%
72%
108
ft
24 C '
*99
100
*27%
/"'ft*— ft:
'
♦
.ft:
97/a
2%
*2%
72Va
24
24
.
*32Vi '
42
'ft
28
*—
preferred
—*—__100
preferred—
.1
..100
100 ft: Chicago Yellow Cab__^_—..No par
300
Chickasha Cotton Oil
.10
100
Childs Co
—No par
Chile Copper Co——i——25
49
par
—.
100
"
2%
*2%
*78
85
*46%
85
*47%
■
♦107%
24 '
*98%
29%
29%
108
*23%
T
42
*2%
75
108
75
24
*32%
29%
*__
108
108
ft
3
29%
30%
*29%
42
*2%
42
*2%
•
58%
.9%
*96
•
,
22
58%
-
.
100
*96
100
*95
2
cum div_^._No
& Pacific—
($2.50)
44 Ve
100
l'A
^20
33
13
Pr pf
Dec
Feb
-
5
23
12% May 21
Oct
400
-
1:
11%
*1%
.
4 Va Jan
5
Chicago Pneumat Tool—a-No par
$3 conv preferred—_——No par
4%
31%
13% Mar 23
28
_
12
•11%
.
00
*20
pref!erredl___Zi—.....——50
Chic Rock Isl
27
2% May
2% Jan
2
Apr
)
A
%
11%
12%
1% Jun
8% Jun
,;
%
fs
*11 'ft:,'..
Class A
——,——40
Chicago Great West RR CO;
.150
5
Jun
.•
100
30
1% Jan
8
A Jan
100
Jan
4
16
Order Co—
5%
98
Apr
Mail
5
36% Jan
100
34Va ••,'
3?2
♦11%
•
400
14
Apr 24
% Apr
5%
Jan
7% Jan
100
89
.100
Oct
15
95%
27 Va
2% Jun
ft
49% -«
V'lf
"/8
fe
:
ft
>:
27
Apr
5% Apr 22
2% May 23
No par
Chic & East 111 RR Co
Chicago
,
93
100
5
,
Preferred series A...—,.i
ft
*48%
•
*%
Vs
*%
%
"
•■;•
preferred
Cab Mfg.
,
y
12%
16
par
^Chesapeake Corp.u——.uft—Nn par
ft Chesapeake & Ohio Ry_—....—25
i.,,/.34Va
49%
*
5,800
5
12%
//;
*32
10%
>.*4%-
13%
13%
1%
:>
10%
11
*4%.
12%
3 '•. //3%
1%
-—No
Checker
200
f;
3
'< 1%
ft; 9%
36
*%
%
*
'
*4%
*%
a7a
%
iff
1%
*%
11%
.
6%
5
11 Va May 21
Chain Belt Co..—_————No par>
ft,/ 400
29%
.
'%
50
*48%
,
.3
•'ft"'! 9%
12%
-
*32
49 ft
%
3 //
/ ft,
*2%
*"
*
12%
♦
Dec
ft 1 Va "Jan
9% Feb
29
Jan
ft;/ 16 44 May 27
—.10
$3 preferred A
Case
100
7
h;,*3%
93%
93%
%
*11%
!
1
Apr
Va
9
ft.
300
f
99
*5%
ft
,ft
30
"*11%
»
Aug
2'A Apr
474^2 Jun
100
16
14%
'
;
Oct
2%
3
13
27
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry_.
.100
Carpenter Steel Co..
:__5
Carriers & General Corp.——_^._1
ft
700
24%
14%
3%
*3%
93%
*1%
.?
5
*12%
*%
*%
9%
9%
;
:
1%
*4%
■
13
ft *49
3
3
*1%
9%
13%
'
45%
Dec
Jan
% Jan
43
.V
8% Jan
—30
Capital Admin class Ai.—^
2,000
2
%
./ft
*94%
"■7
29%
30
*11
%
• *% ft
1%
9%
5
>
,
3
*1%
*12%
*
Apr
21
112% Jan
preferred—100
.
100
10
29%
*15 '
99
*5%
99
*3%
30
*81%?'
%
*4%
9%
*4%
♦
38
Apr
6% May 14
Canada Southern Ry Co_.—_—100
—i
85
-
29%
/ft;
2
*24%
*14%
7%
29%
*2%
1%
*9
V
41
1
par
—
tCent RR of New Jersey..
ft
ft ft 2%;;/ft
*2%
85
•
29.: ftft'ft-
l7/s
*15
96
3%
'■
2%
*1%
:
1
Dec
9% Apr 25
-ft
...
12
*11%/
:sv
90-1
24% '
24%
15
*6
93%
.
%
*%
ft..'
23%
,
5% Jun
•
ft.
25
2
11 Va Jan<
10
97
ft*l%
2%
.
*85
15
ft
96
.
29%.
3%
29%
30%
*90Va
*
96
♦5%
7%
,:
"
96
97
.
*6%
ft
Jan
29% Feb
Jan
'
103'A Mar 12
x
...No par
Dry Ginger Ale...
.-__5
Canada
200
!
'
*14%
•
253/s
a
1
<•16%
1
Dec
7
Apr 23
28% May 15
97/a Apr .17
Campbell W & C Fdy
»
"
2%-"
*11%
ft
vft):
7%
1%
ft;
":;:ft;"-'
97
*1%
"
.•;.: ; - ft, 17%.
*1% •"•'1%
*95
2%
12%
60
i/:;;
90%
'7%
7
•
*17%
-
1,600
1,400
.
83
83 — /
-
*68:"'
*85
90
24%
-v.'.
2%
r
; *85
29%
2 '
29
2
*1%
•
ft
14%
16% Jan
170
ft
90 ftl'ftV
118 :
'
1% ft
*11%
12
ft/
*2%
2%
90
*85
29%
< 24%
%
*2%
2%
90
18
A Apr ,16
-
*2%
*85
Jan
Jun
194
50% Apr
400
"
•18%
ft 118% '•>:
90
ft
98%
34%
18Vz
•
••
18 ft*/
*1%
-2%
18
69%
,,
*95
98%
*1%
2%
r
18
1%
ft'
*95
98%
•■-
*68
-34%
34%
•
18
J7
*6%
17%
134%
v
83 ft
*81
69%
1%
1%
V
1%
90
118 ft
•
7%
17%
•ft
90
*115%
90%
*68
ft/ftr
N '
83 :
*6%
123/s
;
118-
*81-
69 Va
*95
2
*11%
*88
69 Vs
18
-
Dec
par
California
i
100
> ft
121
;
70
220
-
ft
Dec
6%
*•;./ 5 7o preferred;—
_ft_
,_w_50
Callahan Zinc-Lead—i.
1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop___—5
1
ftft
•ft';
2% •:>* 2% r J
2%
66
17%
6
Va
9ft
par
....j.No
preferred
100
ft;"'
82
82 ' '
Dec
944 Jan
1
-No par
Terminal—2..:—...1
200
ft'/
/
Jan
16%
30
No par
'*•. Canadian Pacific
Cannon Mills
4,900
*2% "ft 2% >iftft
-
39%
9
26
par
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co'(A M) —,—
L.No
Participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co__—ft.No
<■
/• 4
•
Dec
May 22
18% Feb
i
400
1,100
■•ftV%
10%
82
121
121
121
17%
53
28
Mar
2% Feb
:
1544 Jan ft. 2
par
Co——;—:—,-ft..i.._No
conv
Feb
5
7% Apr 28
4
—5
—.100
Jan
30% Jan
2
Mar
15
x
par
Butte
300
ft
34
66
*6442 ft 67%
>
12'A
.5%
■'•'
30
/
5"%
2%
2%
•
:
500
*10%
30
*22
18
18
83';
'
7% ft
*17%
*95%
*
16
No
V Butler Bros.....—
•
1,;
13%
11
*33: ft
■
!2%
2%
34%
s
17
Jan
10
:
1>A Jun .25
25
100
Bush Term Bldg 7%
300
5%.
13%
30
,
Bush
1,000
t
♦IT:- 'ft
ft 6
82
'33%
*115%
ft
118%
*
*6%
7%
■i *69%
!•
-
120%
•
17%
ft
*81
119%
82
ft
*'
34%
,
*88 -5.: 91%
90
•
*1181/2
i,
;
120%
•
24
111%
21% ,Sep
21
Sep
3 % July
19% Jan
.100
Burroughs Add .Mach.——_.No par
1,000
<
78
%
.°o
'
•
-
*2% '
23
*22
-
Dec
:
ft'' 351/2
■;ft
-
•
2%
82
66
66
-
♦10%
30%
34
."■'
*%
4
*81
2%
18%
>
170
6%
*51
34
*33
f
13
;
1,100
2%
'17%
ft
53
37/s
*2 Va
23
*2%
.'•ft
•ft 65
:
ft-
2%
2%
,
17%-
*29%
82
■*22
23
*22
23
*2%
.
20% Jan
Burlington Mills Corp—
1
Conv pref $2.75 ser__—.ft;No par
<
5%
1244
4
33
33
*81%
12
34
4
*30
30%
ft .2%/
*2%
81
ft,'
4
4
*30
30%
81
81
23 /
■<;
4%
*
ftft 2% ft; 2%
♦33
•
2%
81
ft-
18% Mar 31
Bulova Watch..
20% :i
*6% '
78
*13
10% ;
23
5%
78
*5%
5% ft,
*29%
34
*29%
34
4
*30
31%
ft/, *2%
-
,.
•
13% !
10%
i
10%
10%
%
*13
•
67/»
*51
%
-
/'ft/ 5%
6
13%
*13
11
*29%
34
ft
*5%
•z
%
A
6
13%
10%
11%
ft *29%
it *33
/;
„
ft.
7%
204a
ft
12
18 'A
*51
//.
Jan
23% July
;.
800
2%: ft;
••;•■• *2»A
17
12'A
/ft
6
*6%
78
*11%
17%
*13
■
13%
2%
*76%
*75
53
♦%
6V
ft
35
54
200
1ft.
200
'
7%
ftft
20%
ft.
12%
'
5%
20%
6%
6%
ift'ft
.,*2%
.
76
;
♦13
5%.
5%
2%
*51
Oct
Dec
Bullard
2,000
*21%
20%
*17%
f
21%
2%
53
/■ft 6
.5:7 21%
*5%
18%
*50i/2
22%
*20%
'
25 Va
Dec
/
t
2%
2%
18 Vs
-
2%
5%
*11%
Sep
31% Jan
Apr
300
55% ft
*54%
7%
6%
:
Mar
17
preferred
ft Budd Wheel.......
ftii..•,'..; Buffalo Forge Co
17
55
7 7c
1,200
ft
23
*16%
7%
20%
6%
2
243,4
38
Brown Shoe Co^___—.No par
ft/ft
ft- 220
t
Oct
.
90
Apr
89
...5
;
—
6%
*2%
2%
12%
ft
16%
•ft: *22%
16%
55
-
*5%
*11%
"•
ft
*20%
*74%
■
t
17
Dec
12%
7
Manufacturing—^.^. No
Bruns-Balke-Collender.
1,000
Bucyrus-Erie Co
70; ft.
7% preferred....
800
Budd (E G) Mfg
400
12
16%
2%
2%
67/a
6%
*11%
7%
5%
*6%-
300
i
49%.
54%
ft' 22
22
Dec
70
5
...15
i.
2%
2%
20%
5%
2%
48%
7 V2
/'
2%
22
21%
1.
6"%.' i
54%
7%
■ft
10
Apr
21% Jan
16
Stratton_..__—.ft.No par.
—5
No par
Bklyn-Manh Transit
...No par
/: Brooklyn Union Gas
....No par,
ft
»
109%
2%
6%
16%
2%
.7%
*75%
-
55%
.
16%
20%
1
2%
*6%
.
2%
Jan
70
Sep
17 44 Jan
^..5
'
; '7%
"ft 2%'
7%
2%:;
21%
20% '/
21/2
:
ft/ft:
5%
*20%
i
7%
,/
•
17
Jan
95% Feb
Briggs .&
12%
6%
*15%/;. 16%
*22 /ft 23
!
23%
16%
*16%
16%
18%
40% Jan
Bristol-Myers
Co
ft Brooklyn & Queens Tr__:
100
2944.
*106
12
*11%.
16%
•22
23
ft
Dec
13 Ve May 20
Bearing Coft—
Roller
Briggs
200
7%
/
'
48%
ft
6%
6%
12
ft 16%
16%
23
16%
7%
2%
*11%
*16
*
7%
*2%
*6%
12
23 i;
*21%
16%
*54%
6%
,
ftft; 16%
*16
V
22%:-'/
6%
*11%
•
;ftft
12
*11%.
Jan
13
Aug
72
May 29
30% Apr ;28
Bridgeport Brass Co.—. .No
44
12%
6%
48 Va-
49%
48%
49%
4
109%
2%
2%,
2%
2%
10 Va
.^15
(The)—
Co
2,700
1%
•
*28
■
12%
6%
*103.
106%
*48%
•
6%
6%
6%
12
22%
2%
31%
23 Vs
Dec
.12
20
May
Dec
Dec
5
14% Jan
3
Apr i30
25 ;
par
—
Brewing Corp. of America-
35%
-7%
ft/
29%
*11%
6%
*6%
106
107
8
par
No
.4/
1,300
>
1844
■
44
*1
7%
*28
12%
*11%
6%
*6%
*106%
*2%
'ft
49
•,*11%
•ft. *161/4
6%
106/.
hi
1%
*7%
:ft
7% ft
29%
*28
12%
*11%
12
106%
6%
107
15%
$ per share
.V.-1
No
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp._.^_ft^..
Maine
—ft.
Bower
7%
35%
■'
1
1%
*7%
8%
29%
*28
29 %
12
c
7
.
'■
*7%
7%
*28
.12%
7
f
1%
V
7%.::
./
•
21
14
13 % May 20
i
5
Boston &
*26%" 128%
ft
-
*44
'41
*1
1%
*1
ft.
15
28
7% Jan
6O V4 Jun
^
class A
Co
Stores
Borden
16%
ft;' 18.
37
"hi
42
hi
hi
•
12%
;
:
•7% "•;
*106%
•i-'-
* hi
*1
:
29%
*28
v
'ft
..'ft
1%
*1
*7%
■tft
•
hi
Ami
Jun
19% Jan
24
2
11,% Jun
Highest
share
per
29
,
14% Apr
5,
Brass—?
share
5 Va May 29
18% Apr
.
par
Airplane Co__4...
$ per
$ per share
Par
■■
—ft-lVo
Co__
Aluminum &
Bond
300
'
Ji
ft
Class.
60
ft
30
■ft *7%
ft
37%
*26%
37
ft
*15
16%
*15
:
*1%
*27
30
,
28%
28%
22%
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79
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100
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16
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1
100-Share Lots
of
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the Week
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60%
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-
15%
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9
,
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23%
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16
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June 23
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June 25
June 24
YORK
NEW
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
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June 20
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STOCKS
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
.
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13% May 21
% Apr 16
470
11
633/4
740
Nov
July
16%
Sep
2
105%
Dec
114
18% Jan
26
12 Va
Dec
20
-1% Jan
30
3/s
Dec
1 Va
Jan
2% Jan
31
Dec
3 Va
Aug
Feb
2
: 105
Jan
1
Jan
1
May 19
1
Jan
3
8% Apr
8% Apr
17
13% Jan
6
11
Dec
213/4
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24
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6
11
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21
Jan
2
3/s
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2%
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THE COMMERCIAL
2424
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Saturday
Monday
June 22
$ per
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38
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,
1
67
35
35
1%
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1 78
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.
34
Range Since January I
STOCK
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400
34
36
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66
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.
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67
Columbian
500
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preferred series A___
preferred-
5%
'
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of
100-Share
Lowest
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6,300
1
34
34%
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
*66
•
67
1 %
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share
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36
34
69
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the Week
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34
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:
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1%
1%
Sales
June 26
June 25
share
per
1%
1%
VA
$
share
for
Friday
Thursday
June 24
June 23
$ per share
STOCKS
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 20
Monday, June 29, 1942
Carbon
$ per share
17a Apr
par
100
-No
par
13% Jan
Apr
Mar
f
1
22
7%
29%
20%
21
77a
73%
7%
7
7%
28 V2
77a
7%
Dec
4%
6
437a
Dec
82 7a
7
427a
Nov
72
16
64
Dec
83
72
Jan
29
.
774
,
73%
77a
7%
Columbia
2,700
1
Pictures
-No
par
-No
par
24
.10
16 7a Jan
100
91 7b Apr
29
Jun
24
2074 Jan
2
273/a Jun
8
10074 Mar 17
103% Mar
5 78 Jan
2
73% Jun
8
29% Jun
2
227a Jun
18
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Apr
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29
29
29
20
20
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20
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27
110
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17
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11
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29
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15
28
29
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16
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7
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23
24
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16
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29
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3
15%
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13
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48
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24
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28%
10
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47a
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•
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17
159
174
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27a May 22
9
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11
Jan
6
11
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170
/
277a Nov
23%
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18%
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56'%
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33% Jan
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29
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57» Aug
79
15
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42
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,
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30
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20
26
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100
15
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5
88
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12
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19
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17
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9
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8
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5
15
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8
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20
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15
80
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04
3
28
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2
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83% May 29
,
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14
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Feb
Oct
1374 Nov
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9
140
Jan
*
27
Jun
3
72
Feb
1277a
Sep
Feb
7
41%
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77
Dec
1374 Jan
37a
14
8
8%
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13
Mar 14
16% Jun
19
12%
Dec
25
Jan
90
Feb
18
98
20
68
Dec
09
Deo
13 Jan
2
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—No par
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%
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12% May 2
57% May 20
1
A
Jan
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4
1874 Mar 27
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3
16
Dec
9 7e Jan
6
13% May 18
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/
1%
>
45
Jan
Jan
34% Feb
6% Dec
107*
Sep
1
18
Jun
24
25% Jan
12
24
Dec
100
80
Jan
19
88
Apr 30
80
Dec
No par
44
Jan
17
56
Jun
3
42%
Feb
47% Mar
No
12% Jun
22
173% Jan ,14
147a
Dec
20
2%
Dec
14%
Dec
4.
Cushman's Sons Inc 7 %
pfd
$8 prefened
900
Jun
Jan
'/
—100
^
Prior preferred
Curtlss-Wrlght
Class
25 :
Jun
747a Jan
—30
preferred—.:
Curtis Pub Co
36
88
—100
Inc_
197a Feb
7974 Jan
»
8% Jun 26
: 5%
May 21;
—100
Cudahy Packing Co
Mar
63
—100
preferred—
9
<
8
233% May 20
100
Sugar—.
j.
conv
par
1
1474 May
_100
preferred-
Cuban-American
5% May
No par
preferred
conv
Cuba RR 6%
60
13
No
Crucible Steel of Amer
,
4,800
90
13
13
Dec
B3
15
41
170
1,200
18%
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100
9,000
,
60
90
14
15
Apr 27
57a %
1,900
,
*55
7a
15
967. Jan
Mar 27
■47a %
*86 7a
v
6% Jun
31% Jun
2
10
Cuneo
1274
6
19%
w
16
12%
6
7
21
.
Jan
32
;
%
-
Feb
July
17
(The)
preferred
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t.
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7a
; 93%
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3%
45
—25
preferred
conv
300
,
96%
9 7a
97a
13
11
II Apr
10% Apr
85.* Jun
Zellerbach Corp
100
;
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8 74 Jan
67a May
9% Nov
•
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5
$2.25
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1,300
,
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12%
5 74
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6
6
1978
5 74
90%
1074
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14%
13
5%
90
37a
Dec
No par
No par
200
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10%
14%
,
53/8
,
Dec
No par
50
65
Deo
I7i
Crown Cork & Seal—.
400
;
3674
10%
24%
7
5
17
—25
—
conv
17a July
15% Apr
8% Apr
y
_1
Cream of Wheat Corp
Jan
1073% .Jan
Dec
30
Apr
__1
Co
8
Jan
23%
,«
Dec
7i
29
303% Apr .28
27% Apr 29 C
,
_20
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X82
Jan
87a July
67e Jan
21% Apr
63% Jun
.
100
Internat
Dec
7
2 74 Apr
—50
Refining
9
103
Crosley Corp (The)-——
3674
24%
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It
Jan
2% Jan
77
5
series
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Dec
15%
97% Jan
3
;
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23 7i
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4
16
Jan
4%
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$2.50
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80
500
38
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of
pref 5%
Crane
2,300
107s
80
93/4
18%
Oil
Feb
Jan
'
94
,
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Coty
67a
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18%
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Apr
17a Jan
20
-
14
Apr
9
tT, Mar 27
7
Feb
Jan
Jan
4% May 13
5 % Jun 25
par
100
Inc
4
May.
100
Preferred
900
v
pfd
Insurance—
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14%
6%
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co
Corn
2,600
893/4
133/4
90
—5
preferred
Conv
23/4
:
3
11% Apr ,25
Continental Steel Corp——No par.
Copperweld Steel Co_.
„5
oA/7'- 40
k
1707a
*88
6 5/8
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83/4
30
Cuba
307a
j
14
No par
_No
Continental Diamond Fibre
100
MVe
79%
53/8
893/4
8172
83
53/4
893/4
Jan
18% Aug
V
7% Jan
78
v
V
Dec
97% Feb
3
12
8 %
300
48
1VA
103/a
1074
57a
'
95
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II
65% July
Dec
Apr 20
4 %Jun
—25
'
5%
.-
Oct
Jan
Jan
11% July
Dec
No par
Continental
1174
10%
*63 7a
'
97i
77
;
No par
1
Corp
Continental Can
900
5%
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65
110
1874
28
24
Jan
.500
®%
88 7a
Y
Dec
113% Feb
May
4,700
%
103/a
243/4
Dec
89
22
;
-
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16
82
200
V
%
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38
1074
77a
Apr 25
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7
!
9%
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of
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177a
;
of
Oil
Continental
1707a
23/4.
RR
1,700
4874
49
1707a
par
2,700
•30
887a
6 S/8
18 3%
107a
3%
No
Edison
<
207a
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*13%
38
10%
Dec
83
—100
—5
7
87a
preferred—
:
,3 %
>
k97% Feb
Continental Bak Co
700
::
2074
30
prior
37
;
117a
8872
14
-,*10%
-
*
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;
48
11%
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88
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67a
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30
11%
11
88
88
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18%
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11%
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;
•
1
100
75
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfd
Container Corp of America
3,000
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7
48
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/
7
63%
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48
(
24%
3
29%
6%
25
Consol
2,700
25%
24%
67a
3 7a
17
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r
21 % Mar
Consolidation Coal Co—
25
5% conv preferred——100
300
24Va
49 %
♦6
Dec
Consolidated
7
12
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21%
17
2074
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Nov
700
y-
30
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3
18
11%
274
1374
300
57a 77
6%
21
*'%
20
7
13
$2 partic preferred
Consol Laundries Corp
6,600
6
67a
83/4
11%
6
33% Jan
16% Jan
_25
—No par
—No par
$5.preferred—
7
Film Industries—
400
.
5%
*53%
37
37
7
*5%
29%.
■
23% Jan
Co__
Consol
300
55/8
1B%
20%
3
17% Apr 29
(l%Jun
3
12 % Apr 22
15
May 20
1,100
'
5%
243/a
*163/4
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„
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Consol
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24%
9
48
Dec
67a %
.
5%
,
12%
*93
95%
19
*45%
Dec
39%
Consol Coppermlnes Corp
9,900
i;
m
*15%
24%
•v.
21%
%
6
Aircraft .Corp—
1
Consolidated Cigar
—No par:
7% preferred
100
2,600
13
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5 7a
*63/4
-
678
678
:
87%
92%
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21
*8%
8
Consol
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10
33 Jan
447a Jan
:'//// "40
127a
24%
3 '73 V'
21%
9 3% Jan
4
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4,300
v
4%
29
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37%
26
7% May 12
7 t
Mar
104%
Dec
A Jun
;
—
863%
.
2
5
5%
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7%
6
92%
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5%
29
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v
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13
88
5
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31
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27
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176
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2
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16
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8
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54
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2
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144
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27
23
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105
102 3% May 20
1
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17a
17
Jan
14%
Feb
17%
173%
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33%
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10
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17%
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22
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23
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65
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8
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9
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5
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11
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41
7
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No par
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2,800
33
4
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7a
12
108
100
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21
28
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70
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74 Aug
18
100
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117
22%
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171
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50
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100
55
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54
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160
300
53
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100
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337a
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18
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8
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102
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18
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3
267a
Jan
Deo
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343% Aug
18
213%
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33
Mar
16
397a
Feb
477a
16
1117a Apr
11
107%
NOV
113
Oct
174 Apr 17
100
3% Jan
5
2%
Deo
7
Jan
Apr
107% Feb
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32% Mar
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2
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1974 Apr 24
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30
Apr
28
66
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30
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5
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25
83
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17
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21
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5
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40
49
46
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Wednesday
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June 23
June 24
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26
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28
37% Jan
16
32
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29
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22
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5
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13
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6
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18
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16
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15
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10
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4
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7
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6
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8
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/
100
31
201
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98
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35
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9
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24
May
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14
12% Jan
26
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114
134% Feb
21
27
Apr
9'%
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20%
Dec
Jan
Jan
132
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105
Jan
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,
17
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7
10% Feb
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3
36
May 27
Dec
9
Feb
40
May
Jan
41
July
383% Jan
3
32% May
Jan
3
18
Dec
23% July
94% Jan
29
15% Apr 24
85% Apr 10
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28
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5
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13
5% Jan
13
preferred
Apr
21
Mar
Trailer
Jan
25%
19
Jun
conv
33 7%
Dec
30
Jun
5%
Dec
17%
11% Jan
5
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5
36 3/s Mar
40
20
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10
16
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100
7
,
Nov
103
Dec
Jan
20
May 22
Feb
27 5% Mar
—
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Jan
16% July
213% Feb
27
No par
preferred
prior
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42%
Dec
98
Jan
105
Dec
8%
Nov
18 %
317/a May
6
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Freeport Sulphur Co
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6%
•
Sep
13
Mar 21
9
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25
90
3
15
Apr 21
3
10
5
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98
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200
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25
20
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Jun
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28
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% May 13
No par
61
33%
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20
112%
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102
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16
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6
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Sep
Jan
48%
Jan
.
127%
Aug
10
par
Precision
Nov
91
132%
Dec
10% Mar 11
par
104
Jan
78% July
125
13% May 13
122
par
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Jan
13% Jan
116
•
122
100
10
—No
A—
40% Jan
233% Apr " 24
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Gen Public Service—
300
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107
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103%
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200
General Refractories
Realty
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&
58
150
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14
700
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6%
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4
Jun
18
Jan
2
10% Apr
109% May 13
%
3
48
4%
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105% Majr
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4 3%
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..
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1,100
Gillette
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3%
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4%
4%
700
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Tire
&
12% Feb
5
107% Jun
5
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7 %;
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110% Nov
Mar 11
8% May 27
55% Jun
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5
12
13% Mar 30
11
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105
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27
23
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Telephone Corp——
20
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16
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24
Aug
Dec
22
Jun
Mar
112
Dec
9
16% Apr
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5
14
Feb
7
79% Jan
19
Jan
5
10
20
16% Jan
16
13
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24
102
110
103% May 28
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25
Dec
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No par
100
.———
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Co Inc
100
1
Greyhound Corp (The)—
5'%% conv preferred—
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No par
10
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No
1
Sugar—.—
RR
preferred
par
100
preferred———
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$5
Feb
17
Feb
44
193/4 Jun
20
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8%
Oct
60
Mar
15
par
—
(H L)
Sep
preferred— -No par
—
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Sep
Dec
2
6
par
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Co—
preferred
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Green Bay &
21%
2%
20'A
(W T)
27
9%
4% Jan
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65% Jan
54
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4%
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w
34 ya May
20
% Jan
x
preferred
7.%
.
9
5% Jan
13/4 Jan
preferred.——_
conv
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4%
10% Jan.
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*6%
*28%
22%
$5
2% May
Apr
60% Jan
—
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283A
\
Jan
preferred
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20%
56
5 %
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1,000
283A
14%
2
1,100
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30
73%
6%
14%
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Jan
——
6
4
15
20
13
(B F)
73%
,
Jun
1% Jun
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7%
6%
20%
190
4
2
2
Goodrich Co
7%
7%
14%.
200
May
12% Jan
74
4%
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200
28
50
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900
4,300
Apr
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37% Jan
50
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10
4
par
preferred——
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5,000
68
par
(The).——No
Co
conv
4'A
63/8
'v.
4'%%
Jan
x4oy8 Mar 31
par
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700
17%
16%
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'3/4
7%
;
preferred—
conv
3
—No par
3%
4%
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81
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70
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-
69%
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139
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139
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8
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200
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par
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r
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98
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139
12
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Feb
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58
50%
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13:
8% Apr
51
series A-No par
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50
23
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193/4
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20
53
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200
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6
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20
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2%
1
preferred—.,
200
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7% Apr
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13%
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55%
16%
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4%
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4%
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17%
70%
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$6 conv preferred
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;
3%
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3%
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.
n'r,:-
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22
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14
110
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16
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900
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4%
50
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Sep
25% Jun
72
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16%
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49%
3%'*.
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13%
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4
58%
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16%
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15
Jun
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■
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17%
20
™.100
No par
J>(> $4.50 preferred——
/
19%
*100
107
57%
13%
.
"A
11%
,./
-
*103 :
-
*4%
76 ,Y; ,76
'.
>
78'%
113A
-
263A
26%
*15%
9
58
*12
13
111-:
26%
•
-
*1%
A:,
107
%100
hi
-
•:/
•/ ■'Y-4/^
4
*11
11
153/4
57
-
14%
*14
*12
*51%
<
1 %
Jan
No par
Cigar Inc.—
General
1,900
75
*18%
11%
fa
107
A
*8%
56%
56%
*49
41
*%
23
21
May
23%
'
11
26%
153/4
>'
9
-
4%
*40
Dec
1
17
par
No
preferred
General Electric CO—
"
.7*125%' 126%
2
*100
" Va
♦100
A
15%
•
: *8%
14%
14%
,•
.
55%
*4%
*51
•
-
*103
109
1
12
__1
preferred——
7%
■
2,400
v
128%
36%
19/:
12
-
*A
■
11%
26%
26%
"*26% -
27
%
107
;
A
57%
36%
2
*11%
4:••
••
A '•
11%
11%
Ll%
*11%
*100
■!; 57%
Apr
Jan
—10
A
cum
General
"
,
1
78%"
125%"'125%
18%
'
:>
%
*iY-
'8 ® 8
%
*126%
128 V4-
36
1253/4
18%
*
•
2
*101%. 106.:
i
,
125%
2
V
/
*
-Y 4
*101 %
♦1017
'
'
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79
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36.% ;:.36%-
s-
:
19
>
12%
4
•■-"*4
"
125 '
*1%
:
.
2
*12'.
*11%
Y125
*18%
/
19
-
36%;
.; 36%
36%.
•
*123%' 125
19%
8%
No
-
*123% 124%
•*15%
""
72"
*773/4
78%
:*126%
793/4
•
*113%' 118
.'
%
7 %
'
118'
3A
%
75
*72
-
*79%
127%
793%
-
118
■
'
127%
-26%
,31
Class
—_
126%:.}
303A
25%
'
18%
*125
'
200
:
75
*72%
126%
*
x25
253/4
30%
-
'
1,300
•
'
118
%
•
75
793/4
*126%
79%
*l7/a
Apr
11
General Cable Corp.——:
'
800
4%:
.y'Y;3
7%
18
*
%'
%
*72
80
<
Dec
1'%
7 Va
4
200
200
115
2 3/s
18
126%:
25%
253/4
a
3
75
*72%
18%
*17%
30%
*4
115
3%
*7 %
7%
75
*124
25%
4%
'
79%
♦18
13%
3
23
300
'
35%
'
7%
*72%
126%
35%
/
115
*2%
2%
*2%
v
18%
*17%
18%
126%'
,
2 3/s
8
■/•
*3
3%
*3
75
*7
*72%
25 Vs
78
-
(The)—
preferred———
5 %
102
*97%
35%
114%
115
115
3%
*2%
7%
75
-29%
•
118
*72
Co
2
3
6
1% Jun
8% Apr
—No par
2%
23/a Feb
2 3% Jan
1% Jan
1
20
cl A
(Robert)—
Gaylord Container Corp.—
—5
5'% % conv preferred
50
Gan Amer Investors
No par
$6 preferred
1———N0 par
Gen Amer Transportation
—5
General Baking—
——
5
$8 preferred——.
No par
General Bronze Corp__
-_5
-V--
'
(The)
Inc
preferred—
Wood Industries Inc—
Gar
*
200
50%
;-Yv*4
102
4
3%
3%
4
2%
2%
*124
26
31
7%
*8%
4%
4%
35%
35%
35%
115
3%
*3
*17%
18%
31
2%
*49
50%
*97%
103
*97%
36%
*113%
4
*72%
126%
25%
V/
4%
*4
4%
*35%
114%
*7
8
*17%
Co
Gamewell
50
"
103
*97%
4
3%
♦124
18
2%
9%
*49
50%
♦49
50%
*4
-
102
114%
75
"*72%
Gair
6%
*6%
'
7%
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
50%
•
-
'
*7
17%
Gabriel Co
'
3
*2%
;
13A
93A
2%
*2%
*6%
600
900
2
*1%
*9%
18%
*18
71/4
*4
114%
3
*17%
36%
3%
3V
18%
*97
37%
*36%
*17%
*8%
102
♦112%
*9%
18
*49
4 %
*4
*97
10
*13A
13A
10
"
50%
Y
*9%
2s/s
lOVa
*8%
*49
*1%
93/4
13A
7%
-
7%;
•
13A
*9%
2
9%
*17%
10
18
*2%
*1%
2
*13A
1%
*9%
*9%
*
13A
1%
1%
1%
—No par
—No
par
23% Mar 31
130
Apr
50% May
28% Jan
27
21
143
Jan
14
4
52
Apr
197%
Jan
135
Dec
42
Mar
29% May
28
144%
54
363/4
July
Aug
Dec
Sep
24
33% Jan
10% Apr
25-
12% Feb
93%
^ay
143/4
Sep
10
31
11% Mar
10%
Jun
11%
Apr
14% Jan
10%
Dec
18%
1%
Feb
25
Apr
Mar
9% May 20
1% May 22
48% Jan
2
2% Jun
3
18
Jun
2
Sep
3% July
3% Jan
29
78
Jun
26
4
Jhn
24
1%
Feb
4%
Aug
29% Jan
24
9
Feb
23%
Dec
Jan
13
55
Dec
H
*8
*97
For
8%
100
11%
8%
*8
*97
100
footnotes see page 2431.
*11%
*8
*97
113,4
8%
100
*11%
*8
*97
12;
8'A
100
*11%
8
*97
113A
8
100
113A
*8
*97
113A
9
100
Hackensack
7%
200
Hall
200
Hamilton
6%
25
Printing
preferred
29
10
Co__
Watch Co.
193% May 21
25
Water
preferred class A
No
par
—100
Apr
11
25
33
Feb
Jari
11
5
Dec
23%
33
'
33
Jan
Feb
38
Mar
16%
Jan
83% Mar 16
12 % Jun
19
8%
Dec
25
10% Feb
6
87%
Dec
15
Jan
Dec
108
July
8
95
Jun
Mar 11
1063/4 Feb
7
102
2426
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Saturday
4
$
S per share
99
99
*12%
99%
*98
12%
12%
13%
99%
*98
12%
*98
13 VB
$ per share
13
NEW YORK
:
Hanna
60
13
130
>
'
Range Since January 1
STOCK
On
.
EXCHANGE
Shares
98%
*125
13%
13%
13 VB
98%
for
the Week
$ per share
99
*98
99%
*12%
June 26
June 25
$ per share
$ per share
share
per
STOCKS
Sales
Friday
Thursday
June 24
June 23
June 22
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
June 20
Monday, June 29, 1942
•
■
•
(M A)
Co $5 pfd
Harbison-Walk
700
Basis
of
Par
Lowest
$ per share
98
104
Apr 20
12% Apr 29
par
Year 1941
Highest
$ per share
No par
Refrac—1—-No
Range for Previous
100-Share Lots
Lowest
Jan
17
16% Jan
100
19
*4
*85
90
92
5
5
*53
60
60
*148
*53
*4
CO «o
8%
*1%
5%
60
5
*53
60
*53
*147
*147
150
11
*10%
11
*10%
11
*10%
11
59
*54Va
58
*55%
58
*55%
58
*56
58
129
*128 %
129
*128%
129
*128 %
129
38%
37
37
*36%
42
*36%
91
93
93
*90%
94
92%
128 %
*36 %
*36%
38 Vz
*91
93
91
*6%
*14%
13%
*12%
13%
*12%
*12
13
*12
13
*12
13
21%
22Va
*21
22
*20%
22
6%
*6 Va
6%
*6Va
6%
14V»
*12%
35
*31
38
2%
2%
Vff
*2%
3V4
*2%
19 %
19 %
*3%
3%
3 %
15
5%
5%
5%
13%
*13%
13%
34
*33%
34%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
31
%
-*%
*2%
3%
2%
18%
18%
*18%
3%
3%
15
%
%
V 5%
5%
*13
•:.%
5%
%
5%
5%
3
3%
2%
11%
11%
11%
*11 Va
11%
6%
6%
*6V4
7%
*6Vi
7%
*23%
24%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24 Va
*78
83%
83
*3
oz
*150
58%
*155
*57%
58%
60
9%
9%
*9%
6%
*5%
6%
*5%
6
22%
*20V4
*5%
6%
20%
20%
*108%
110
108%
108%
*107%
7
6%
6%
6%
.
*20
110
5%
5%
55/a
5%.
129%
128%
128%
129%
45%
44%
45%
45%
46
45%
*156
162
*156
% ';•
Va
*%
•;
6%
6%
7
5%
5%
2%
9%
9 Va
48
49
48%
*128
2 Va
1%
*41%
43%
41
*38
27
48
1%
42%
*38
*27 Va
27%
*28%
30
*91%
■
.
*1%
*91%
9
27
26%
26%
26%
29%
29
*91 %
99
99
*91 %
*41
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
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7%
*«%
7%
*6%
7%
*7
*129%
.
*6%
*6 Va
•?—
*27
*89
8%
*129%'
•
6%
■
—
*129%
■
'
6%
6%
23%
*22%
23%
96 Va
*93
96%
'<
*6Va
6%
22%
96% >.
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
*125 Va
126 Va
*125Va
125 Va
125 Va
125%
18%
18 Va
18%
18 Va
18%
17%
13%
*56
58
56%
56 Va
64
64
'
65
'*56
■
54
54%.
*64/
8
8%
9
8
'
7%
Apr 24
May
54
No
Co—
Apr
*6%
6%
6%
23
96%
22%
*94
63
12% Jan
14
8
6% Feb
5
6
23% Jan
27
19
Dec
111% Feb
3
107
July
5
38
Apr
52
% Jan
10
12%
Jan
26
46% Jun
24
6 Va
54%
18%
56%
64%
65-
64
Dec
Jan
167%
170
% Dec
;
6 Vs
9
57
Jun
150
Dec
4
23
Dec
4
125
May
131
Jan
20
Sep
15% Jan
1%
Dec
5
10%
51%
64
60% Jan
Dec
73%
Jun
2% Jan
26
Sep
30
lVs Apr
32% May
2%
46% Jan
48%
Oct
14
48% Feb
13
38%
49
13
95
"10
Preferred
__—
*
Jarvis-(WB) Co,,—
Jewel Tea Co
Preferred
—
*
1
1
■
■.
5%
pref series B
1%
9% Jan
: 2
5%
Feb
May 19
88% Apr 17
7% Apr 29
95
Jan
12
9
Feb
2
32% Jan
6
Apr
18
2
18% May 15
May 4
50% May 15
122
Jan
132
Jan
87
8
Mar
33% Jan
107% Jan
08
Sep
134%
Aug
14
Dec
Jan
Dec
•44
Jan
Dec
111%
Dec
4
49%
122
6
59
64%
20
Jan
8
71%
Dec
128
Nov
16%
3
Jan
79 % Jan
11
Aug
Mar
5%
33%
31%
62% Mar
64
9% Aug
Dec
107%
3
1
Sep
Sep
5
16
May 20
Apr 28
Feb
26%
124
2
24% Jan
8
Sep
3%
14
7 5
Xl26% Jun
61
•„
Feb
7
,
20
9
54% May
>
Oct
3%
'
17 Va May 20
I
Oct
104
Dec
5% Jan
,100
conv—
49
Dec
4
85
•
r_No par
100
100.:/ Joy Mfg Co
1%
3Va Jun
Oct
31% Jan
Jan
3
2
127
100
—
Laughlin Steel
pref series A,_,
26
2
Jan
24% Apr 29
par
1
; Jones &
Feb
7 '/a Mar 28
—,
5%
600
y,
par
—100
Johns Manville———,——No par
1,200
•
Apr
1% Jan
2
Inc__No par
-/.4%%prefei-red~:
—
50
...
.
.
4
96
par
par
—100
Intertype Corp,'—
No
Island Crepk Coal—
>
$6- preferred
—_———
Sep
11
26
,100
Dept Stores—No
July
Jun
Apr
1,900
8%
4
31%
Feb
5
:•
96
1
Nov
31
13
4,100"
-
13%
Jan
Mar
26
preferred,
Jan
28% Feb
Jan
„No
Foreign share ctfs——No
Jan
2%
Apr
39
Intern'l Telep & Teleg
Jan
July
17
1% Mar 25
—
500
/•
125%
56%
8
'11%
May
25% Feb
300
'
'
57%
Feb
Dec
41
—No par
,—,——100
Salt——No
Sep
Sep
Jan
May
5
100
1
27
113%
Jun
3
Jun
Jan
7%
17
45
130
9
Jan
13%
6
42%
19
6% Jun
90%
Dec
Feb
3%
4
2
1% Apr 25
100
Feb
Jan
Dec
Vb
140
/
160% Feb 18
24 '/a Apr 29
126% Jan
3
15.
9
6
5% May 25
3% May 29
par
161
154
4
14
% Jan
Dec
Sep
85%
12
8
Jan
9 Va July
29% July
111% Jan
Jan
Jan
May
21%
20% May
Feb
500
,
:
22%'
18
*8
8
Dec
Feb
74%, Feb
10% Jan
Apr 24 '
Dec
2
5
Aug
45% May
4% Aug
32
,100
//
y
96%
54%
8%
10%
24
13%
25
151% Jan
Aug
Dec
Dec
May 6
May 20
■'
*124%
*8
Jan
Jan
Dec
26
Interstate
8%
—
100
,
7
Feb
157
1
18
Apr 24
20 *"
5% Apr 21
19% Feb 18
•
——————100
Paper
Feb
27
Sep
%
11%
International Shoe,,No par
International Silver,—.
50
•
26%
*129%
4%
Jan
Jan
31
700
89%
8%
54%
•
27
5
preferred,:
7%
18 Va
.
27
Mar 25
Mar
1,200
125 %
V
Jan
•
39
8,000
54%
64%
8%
.
8
18% Jan
42
Jan
3%
4%
% Nov
par
2%
-17%
60
64
•
>*8
*57
2
5%
Jan
.21%
>
Dec
International
2%
*124%
■
-
5%
99
V
57%
53
64
8%
*8
8%
:
*89
'
__
*94-
•
13
2%
200-
,
26%
*22%
126 Va
■!
-
.
23
*94
53%
•
8%
28
*129%
''
*18%
*8
*2%
*7%
89%
•
*26%
-
*125%
*63
*8
-
%
.
23
23%
96%
8
28
1% Apr
Jan
'
41%
2%
Y
7%
*89
89-A
*8%
*26%
28
•;
*93
6%
*23
*95
89
8%
28
2
,25
—100
5% cony preferred—
Inter Rys of Cent Am
160
'
*26 Va
■
89
8%
8%
8%
28
*129
89%
*89
89%
*
*8%
*26%
»
200
43
*91%
2%
2%
7%
15% May
147
Mining Corp——
1
Canada——
No par
International
•2,200
29
2%
*89
'
26%
*28%
„
1% Dec
6
2
40
100
—
preferred,,,
Internat'l
•6,200
■
,
2/'
30
99
12
;
5% Apr 29
Int Nickel of
17,200
'
47
%
*26%
2%
*7
900
.
Va
*28%
*91%
4%
Preferred
27
3
Jan
Feb
'
2%
Jan
%
5% May 20
109% Mar 16
par
Internat Min & Chem
1,000
30
99
—
6,400
2%
42%
*2%
2%
—-No
Harvester,;-.
3,100
26'/a
46%
41%
37%
Dec
4% Apr
103
par
6Va
27
*28%
'
par
7%
27
30
*41
Internat'l
3,200
.
44
41%
44,-
Apr
A
4
No par
—No
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class A
Int Mercantile Marine,,
9
1
26%
2
21
844 May
•'
;—1
Machines——-No
Business
Preferred
41
*41
Int
130
*
3
% Feb
2
155
■
par
Ctfs Inc
Interlake Ironj^
165
2%
43
34% Feb
2
74
par
,100
.
Intercont'l Rubber———
4,500
%
—No
Co————No
Corp,,,
——No par
preferred,—100
6%
800
45%
25%
2
43
Steel
Interchemical
40
2,600
*128
47
46%
'2
July
2
21
No par
preferred:
Insuranshares
800
43%
42%
5
13
May 13
2
32% Jan
Inspiration Cons Copper,, —:,20
200
*42
42%
6%
Inland
1,500
6%
7
%
Dec
17
'
-,Y
9
Ingersoll-Rand
50
800
6%
5%
25%
130
9 Va
48 ;;
300
;
41
*28%
99
9%
*1%
300
6%
44
2%
25%
*128
-
2%
V
7
%
5%
44
.
2%
26%
130
46%
2
5%
44
2%
%
9%
48
'
*6%
5%
*2%
25
9%
*1%
7%
Jan
14
4
132
*158
% '/ //'•■.
7%
//;/:%
43
*128
•
-
162
*156%
•
64
111
3% Jan
28
Refining—,—
Industrial Rayon
-13% Jan
Dec
Aug
9% Feb
9%
45
Dec
36
: 100
3% Jan
6 Va
45%
-7%
20
26
16% Feb
109
*130
Jan
Jan
2
6%
6 Va
Jan
39
Jan
v
100
—100
ctfs series A—
52%
Dec
Jan
2
*105
130
44%
%
5%
2%
■
(
%
43
27
130
-
162
6%
5%
*9%
48%
*1%
42%
*
7Vb
26%
131
45%
*156%
44
*2%
27 Va
*128
9%
9%
2%
26%
27%
131
6%
5%
*42%
6
130
See
Dec
24
Jan
,100
Co
4%—_,i
Oct
•
30 Va
-
10% Jan 29
24
21
/'/r-,.
RR
lines
16% Aug
115
44
2% Jan
*5%
6%
Central RR
Sep
Jan
9% July
'Feb
Vz Apr
163/a Apr
3VaJan
—1
preferred series A—
5%; Dec
9
107
x
29
10% Apr
6% Jun
21
109
6%
V
6
.
45Va
.
109
;
131%
5%
Va
-
*
6%
130
162
*%
,
5%
2%
2%
27%
*128
%
43
42%
5%
*156
6%
5%
44
44
159
110
*6%
130
*5%
129
*108
6%
6%
Leased
5
Jan
,1000
9%
61%
100
_
16%
*
20
JNo par
59
22%
1
30
Feb
———10
83
*3%
Illinois
v
420
155
*20V4
18% Aug
30%
Indianapolis P & L Co
*57
V4
2 '
Jan
Jan
Dec
Indian
*78
22%
% Jan
115
Dec
100
*150
;:V''
—
JHupp Motor Car Corp—
24
*23V4
9%
preferred
100
Oct
56%
Jun
105
1
2% Apr 24
29% May 2
—5
Manhattan,
99 Va
Jan
132%
Dec
6% Jun
2
-
80% July
12%
18% Jan
3
May
July
16%
xl23% May
33% Dec
5
900
83
9%
25
t
v
Sound Co
&
96
168
Dec
12%
115
30% Apr. 29
,,100
5,500
3
155
10
No par
Jan
13%
6
8% Jan
L_No .par
——,
preferred
96
T Dec
'
Dec
9
6%
*6%
59%
,5 %
Jan
Sep
Sep
8%
18
11%
*11
155
*58%
Class B
■
3%
06
13% Jan
2
Jan
Dec
Feb
22% Jun
Mar 21
Jan
Jan
Jan
10% Apr '
5
13% Jan
Jan
65%
12
12% Mar 11
Hud Bay Min & Sm Ltd——No par
Hudson Motor Car—_No par
150
24
40% Jan
102% Jan
38% Feb
100
*78
59%
9%
23
*6%
*23
5
14% Jan
6
150
2
May 21
34
15%
4,200
*2%
132
27 ;
Howe
900
'
5%
3
28
Mar 13
11
50 Va
24
22% Mar 21
2,100
>'
13%
6%
Feb
Jan
'.-No par
Houston Oil of Texas
1,200
34%
11%
*6%
,a
58%
9%
*21'/a
Mi
*2%
11
*155
58%
58%
10 Va
10
*5
3
30% Mar
79
,-5
„
Household Finance,,,,
*13%
>
9
par
-———No par
'•
/ *33%
13V4
33%
Feb
par
u
5%
5%
13%
33%
11
83
%
13%
7%
*150
%
125 <
1V«
11
12% Feb
72
Apr 27
.——,12.50
100
31/2
158
Feb
13% May 26
111% Feb 27
Hudson
18%
3%
34%
3%
3
18%
3%
*13
11%
i'
3%
1 19
4
May
100
;
700
*2i/4
Dec
57
101
Jun
5
10
(A)
100
°/8
2%
76
19
—1
(Del)
700
.
33
3%
'
500
:
«
*%
*33%
*6%
*3
*31
13%
*11 %
38
%
■
33%
33%
*37
32
32
*%
*15
to
103%
31
3%
»'
8%
*102%
*2%
19
8%
37V4
6
19
Homestake Mining—:
•
103 %
1% Jan
—*,10
The—,;
Holly Sugar CorjPL
7 % preferred
„
3,600
32
37%
(C E)
6%
Dec
6% Feb
51
100
25%
1,49% Feb
Dec
141% Apr' 9
10% Apr 28
par;
—
.
92
May 12
8% Jun 25
Houdaille/Hershey cl A
33%
*102%
3%
3%
33%
8%
8%
460
r
1
38
O/o
19
3%
9
Hires Co
Holland Furnace
Hollander & Sons
14
*31V4
preferred
cum
3%
93% Jan
No par
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co,
700
' -1
33%
32
*31%
'6 %
2
45
100
——
>
•/
104
*102
32%
*2%
19 Va
3%
*8%
*
*13%
—
Hershey Chocolate
_;,No
$4; conv preferred,—.i—No
6%
*113%
33
32%
.*37%
2%
*31
%
.
*19
%
*5%
8%
14
1
13%
*6 Va
6%
*13%
33
32%
105
2%
31%
31%
%
*6%
*113%
*31%
38%
*102
32 Va
34
33%
38
102
*12%
14
*13%
33
8%
8%
38
13%
*113%
33
32
102
2%
*13%
14
13%
*113%
8%
9
39
*32
300
13
*31
102 Va
*2%
v
*91
22%
32%
3514
32
*8%
'
92%
*37%
92 Va
*12
*1131,4
*38
39%
100
14%
15%
*11314
*101
~30
*6 Va
6%
35
1'
39%
>
106%
Jan
4
,25
Hercules Powder
Dec
140
88
May 21
% Jun
10
4% Feb
•
29
Jan
79% Apr 24
4% May 2
1
Hercules Motors—;_No
400
'
146
2
7
Jan
5 Va
_,_25
W)
: Preferred
•
128%
*22'/a
13%
•'
(G
80
__2
Co,,
Corp
Apr.
3 % Mar
-
1
—
Glass
Products
Helme
128%
129
Mfg- Corp,
Hazel-Atlas
10%
13
*12
Hayes
Hecker
1
»—
126
X
,100
—,
Hayes Industries Inc„.—j—
2,000
58
22 V4
*12%
13
24
*31 %
*128V4
10%
of Amer class A__
preferred,
500
5%
*56
,,100
100
95
22%
13 Va
*12
*22%
*12 %
11
10%
6 %%,
■
150
*10%
preferred—
Hat Corp
60
150
6%
'
1
1%
*86
5
*57
*
*1
1%
C
i
8%
95
60
*147
150
lVa
*7%
.
■
100
90
5
5%
*53
8%
/
4%
*85
*86
95
*5
*4
4%
CD o
8%
1%
*86
95
*147/
150
*147
150
4
90
*7%
1%
*86
5
5Va
*53
*1 Va
*85
92
*5
8%
130
*125
4
90
*7%
1%
1V4
i%
n!4
*85
8%
*7%
8%
*6%
130
*85
4 Vb
*85
90
*125
130
*4
4 Va
*4
4%
*85
*125
130
*125
130
$ per share
12% Dec
'
*127
Highest
$ per share
Dec
Sep
Feb
27% July
67
Oct
Aug
86% July
Dec
14
%v Dec
Sep
K
8%
9%
*9
*120%
■:'-
*3%
3%
17%
18%
*7
8
*85
^
100
10%
7
105
*100
*17%
8
100
*10%
*6%
,
17%
*8
*90
.
*100
*90
11%
7
*10%
*100
27%
100
-
*8
2—"
»'
105
18
*100
*100
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*24%
27
*24 Va
27
*24%
27
*24%
26
*1%
1%
2
*33%
*18%
34
18 Va
33%
33%
19
19
*2 Va
*2Va
3
22 %
22 Va
22%
26%
1%
3
*2 Vs
26 Va
26
26%
*33%
18%'
22 Va
1%
*1%
22%
*25%
34
'
19
26
Va
33%
*2 Va
22%
25%
3
.
25%
6%
6%
*100
28 %
28
13%
13%
*23 Va
1%
*1%
34
18%
18%
22 Va
*2%
*22
*33
18%
*18%
3
900
Kansas
500
4% preferred
100
Kaufmann Dept Stores,—
1
5% conv preferred—
—100
19
28%
V,
13%
'■
29 VB
1
18 %
*8%
10%
10%
10%
11%
12
12
28
27%
27%
30
30
*30
'
9
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
9%
9%
9%
*8%
10
*8%
10
*8%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
19
*18%
21%
20%
20%
*18%
19
18%
18%
109
*105
*2%
.
*%
11%
*19%'
*12%
1
11%
19%
12%
108
108
*105
2%
2%
2%
%'
%
*11 Va
11%
■
19%
*12%
21
*18%
19%
12%
108
*2%
*
2%
108
19
108
*2%
21%
*18%
.
2%
'21%
*2%
%
1
%
%
11%
11%
11%
*12%
19%
19
19
;
19%
4
1
19%
1,200
•
•
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12 %
20%
20%
20 %
20%
*20%
21
*20%
20%
20%
20%
700
24
24
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
2,800
For
footnotes
4
see
4
4
page
2431.
4
4
4%
4
4
*12%
4
13
4
6%
200
3,100
No
Portland
conv
conv
5
9
.
(The)
Lerner Stores Corp—
Libbey Owens Ford G1
Libby McNeill & Libby,,
par
——1
,_5
—No par
Nonpar
7
5
13
8% May 12
29
7% Apr 29
21% Apr
11% Jan '
24
2
8% Mar 17
15% Apr
15
2% Jun
2
% May 25
7
8% Jan
17% Apr 17
11% Apr 24
18
Apr
20% Jan•
4
Mar
9%
6Vb
22% Aug
Dec
14% Aug
Jan
Dec
Mar
104%
Dec
9
Aug
Apr
18.
Jan
7
4 Va
Dec
8
105% Jan 20
98%
Feb
106
7% Apr
37 Va Jan
3
13% Jun
11
29
3
Jan
30%
Dec
'
Va
Jan
Mar
39% July
11%
Dec
14% July
25
Dec
38
Jan
1%
Dec
3% July
5
,
23%
Feb
40% July
21
Dec
26 %
Jan
2
29% Jan
5
27
95
5
9
22 Vs Apr
13%
100
Aug
121%
23
6
6
Dec
3% Jan
19% May
x
Jan
121% Mar
Dec
Dec
May 19
i2ya Mar 16
22Va Jan
15
2
9%
100
Mar 31
2 Vb Jun
18% May 29
No
27
11% Feb
100% Jan
17
106 Vb Mar 30
,—50
Jun
2% Feb
40% Feb
5
25
preferred
Jan
12%
Dec
Xll6%
27
9
100
50
22
4%
3
4% Jan
Jan
.'
Lehri & Fink Prod Corp—
-
par
2
25
Cement,
preferred
tehman Corp
2,100
23%
"
4%
Bryant,
tLehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
1,000
11%
19%
100
——No par
Lehigh
40
19 %
Lt Co St Louis—lOO
100
100
par
No par.
Lee Rubber & Tire,——,
2%
*%
Laclede' Gas
5% preferred
Lambert Co (The)
Lane
107%
•
25
4%
t-
100
*2%
11%
No
700
19
11%
:„1
& Co,:
1% Jan
6
18
9% Jun
120% Mar
33
,lv
,
Kroger Grocery & Bak
90
21%
21
*24%
Kress. (S H)
600
107%
%.
26% Jun
par
;$5 prior preferred-,——r,No par,
Kresge ($ S) Co,,,—
—j_10
100
Va
*18%
%
1/2
May
Kinney (G R) Co——
19
2%
100
11% Apr'
No
7
Apr 28
10% Apr 24
4% Jan
9
,1
——-
Jan
24% Jun
110
*105
11%
xl9%
.
—
Keystone Steel & W Co,——No par
1,700
10
*21
B
Co—
Kimberly-Clark,,
900
32
12%
Va
&
Kresge Dept Stores,
'
12
27%
*12VB
11
fJ)
Kendall Co $5 pt pfd A,No par
Kennecott Copper,,:.,,
No par
700
25
12%
*10
'Class
20
■
%"
29%
*12 Va
99
3
*8 %
12%
May 26
17
100
34
2
May 18
200
1%
10%
31
12 Va
Keith-Albee-Orpheum preferred_100
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A—1
10
Apr
100
27
11%
*
7
16,600
.
.
*11
—_5
500
26
25
6
Kayser
105
22
16
85
300
'
Feb
Mar 17
2% Jan
par
200
6%
*2%
25 Va
V
5
117
City Southern———No
,
7%
89
8%
10
Kan City P & L pf ser B,___No par
22%
22%
25
3%
11%
24%
*33
Kalamazoo Stove & Furn—
95
24%
*1%
500
*90
*13%
•1%
33 Va
,
9
*11
-
105
27%
,
...
*1%
18%
3
22%
28
8%
11
6%
105
*13%
27%
95
11
6%
*7
*85
8%
*90
11%
*17
7%
89
*8
■
3 Va
18
*7
100
*10%
27%
28
3%
*85
9
*120%
••
3%
7%
:
9
.*120%
17%
6%
7
•
3%
8 VB
*90
11%
*8%
89
*85
8VB
'
28%
28 VB
27%
3%
17%
*7
89
*6%
105
"
7%
V
9
*120%
L
3%
*7
*85
8
10%
*6%
17%
89
r"'
•-W
3%
*85
8%
*90
*120 %
3 %
7%
*7
89
*8
*8%
*120%
3 Va
18%
9
2%
Feb
x22 % Mar
5%
Feb
24
Sep
Sep
28% Aug
29%
17%
Jan
5%
Feb
30% Feb
18
17%
Jan
Sep
45% July
Feb
20
■10%
Dec
14
7
Jan
13
11% Feb
13
J7
9% Jan
19
21% Jun
24
14%
Dec
Va
9
19%
Apr
26%
113/
Jan
16
107%
Dec
116%
4
Jan
26
1%
Jan
5%
23 VB Jan
1% Jan
20
%
Feb
14% Apr
8
2%
Feb
21% Jan
9
13
Mar
6
22
Jun
xl9
Dec
Sep
Aug
27% July
Oct
Jan>
Aug
2 Vb July
14%
24%
Sep
Sept
11%
Dec
14%
8
18%
Dec
27 Va
Sep
5
26 % May
21
19%
Dec
45%
Jan
12
5% Jan
20
3%
Dec
7 Va
Jan
29
Nov
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
.Volume 155
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
i per shard
*
26
63 'A
June 24
June 25
27
63%
*62
63 %
64'/a
*165
22 y8
*
19%
22%
f
172
19 %
27
.
22%
*22%
23%
*22%
*29 %
30
*29%
22%
22%
29%
*29 7a
10
13
12%
12% :
16
16
16%
16
40
33%
40%::
34
16%
16%
13 -•
16%
"15%
16% ;
-V-/
40% %,
13%
13%
3
;
*136
137%
'136
*13%
14%
*13%
59%
*59
34 %
*3
•'3%
3
'
•
60
:
"13%
136
137
96%
Jan
Nov
98
Jan
——4——4-100
16
175
Jan
6
Jun
189
Jan
16% Apr
14
19% Jun
23
17%
Dec
21
Jun
22% Jun 23
32% Feb
4
x20%
Dec
30
Jan
37%
Jan
Link Belt Co——!—Lion Oil
14%
*13%
13%
33%
13%
:»• 13.%
*58%
59
58
58%-
•ft*
■'
58
300
'
>■■
-
S
Lorlllard
70
(P)
x29
May
9'4
Dec
13% July
Apr
16%
Jan
Sep
15% Jan
3
24% Jan
6
19%
Apr
31%
42% Jun
5
28
May
39%
42% Jan
28
35
Apr
4% Jan
24
Jan
2
31% Jun
16
.2% Mar
15
Mar
:
27
128
Louisville Gas & El A——/No pat
11% Apr
9
58
Jun
2
100
MacAndrews
lS'/aApr
1
100
1%
Oct
45 % July
Dec
3
Dec
18% Feb
6
13%
Jan
29
12%
Dec
30
142%
Dec
162
149
Mar 30
Louisville & Nashville—:.—'
13
15% Jan
13
11% Apr 29
10
100
600
•
21
37
_No par
4_x—.J,
Jan
Jan
11% May
I
14% May 20
par
Co.:——:—:
preferred——
7%
■f
34
174
10% Mar 25
2
400
>
-
58
9% Jan
J
Long Bell Lumber; A—— -No par
Loose-Wiles Biscuit-—x———25
■'."•■• •3,200
13%
___No
Inc
33
25 % May 21
-No par
Lone Star Cement Corp_x
300
V
16%
137,,
•13%
y.
—No par
Loew's
>
-3%
13%
59
59
Dec
64%
1,500
40% '
16%
136% > V *136
~
39
64%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp———.No par
500
1
16%
;
*3 "•'•
■
16% '
16%
13%
137
137%
.
16%
13%
32% Nov
5
Refining Co
—No par7
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.:._4
.—1
*33% •34%
;•
13%
16 %
13% -
*13%
-
14%
59%
*
17
3
12
2,000
"
13
,'■•> 40%
33%
34 \
,
Jan
•73% Jan
Lima Locomotive Wks
•
$ per share
: 74% Jan
Mar 13
20
25
2,300
1
Highest
$ per share
*
18
Preferred i
'
*
3
*16%
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27
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124
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100
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par
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No par
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^No par
2,100
1% preferred A
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Nat Mall..&
;
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297a
1%
43%
4
National Steel Corp——
—25
(The) Pa.^
10
preferred/—
40
572% prior preferred
100
6%
prior preferred
—.—100
conv
National Tea Co
Natomas
No par
±No par
Co
Nehi Corp
...
11%
145
129
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4
National Supply
$2
,
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9
8% May 1
"17% Apr 24
14 V4 Mar 17
.
3% Apr 28
60 < Jan
2
No par
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127a Apr 23
-15
3% Jan
2
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11
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2
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7
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'
50
77a
x—
9%
45%
51
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Jan 26
Jun 12
Jan 17
Jan 7
57a Jun
Apr 25
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Apr 28
35
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3 7»Jan
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May 14
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Jun 10
16% Feb
May 22
63
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70
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2% Mar 30
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1
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22% Jun 19
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72
Mar 5
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772 Jun
12
29
7
17
20
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5
28
25
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5
6
6
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23 7a
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6
16
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14 74
5
5
9
5
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3
x
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5% Apr 2
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18
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13 .May 5
140
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300
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33
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10
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National Cylinder Gas Co..
!
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400
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45
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10 1
7% preferred—
100
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'
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xl > 413% May 26
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200
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500
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—
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—
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5
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•
4%
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Nabco
•
Dec
11
'
•
12%
Dec
3%
Dec
10
Jan
.175%. Jan
160% May
x
Sep
1874
17%
Jan
9%
Dec
Apr
14% July
7%
Dec
11
12%
.
Jun
16%
3%
Dec
7%
Feb
17
Dec
Sep
Sep
107a
Apr
11
Jan
8
25%
Sep
Sep
20%
Sep
8%
Jan
Dec
93%
Jan
Dec
19%
3%
Dec
58%
1274
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"
Sep
1607a
Dec
176
Jan
138
Nov
154
Jan
14 7a
20
27a
24
Dec
Feb
Dec
42
Dec
4
Dec
8%
Feb
;
36
J
Dec
7% Mar
68%
Jan
7 % July
16%
Nov
41
Feb
68
Sep
43
Feb
757a
Sep
2
Dec
5
8%
Dec
11%
Oct
6%
Dec
9%
Apr
Feb
2428
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LOW
Saturday
Monday
June 22
$ per share
$ per share
14
14
74
♦32
*72
35
♦72
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25
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7%
7%
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101%
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18%
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100
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72
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151
151%
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152%
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109
109
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4%
2
19%
Dec
9
32% Feb
5
26
Dec
45
Jan,
27
7
Dec
15%
Jan
11% Jun
4
:
$5
% Jan
54
Jan
19
1
Jun
29
143
100
108
Oct
Jun
1151
Feb
42%
Dec
60
Aug
aa
Jan
A
A Jan
1%
Feb
%
Jan
35
Sep
32%
Jan
A
23%
Dec
7
19
Dec
179
%> Dec
16
Jan
109
(Feb
9%
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Dec
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Apr
Apr 29
53
Jan
27
14
Jan
6
Jan
31
.Jan
27
96-
2
Apr
7
108% Jan
1
Jan
20
20
Feb
18
8% Apr
2.50
28
Jun
Dec
7%
26
14
Oct
40%
Nov
2%
Jan
;
Dec
Dec
21
?
Sep
Aug
113 Va-Nov
Jun
Jan
%
-
Jan
•
8%
Dec
7%
,
98
July
•
34
6
8% Jan
Jan
17%
107
17
10% Jan
Jan
57%
3%
6
v28
Jan
58%
Dec
93
2
2'A Apr
-
Mar
.
Dec
28
38
Oct
17%
■
10%
19
11% Jan
2
8
Apr 14
31% Apr 27
Jan
50%
x
Oct
119%
5
26
100;
par
•
Oct
10% Jan
4% Jan
50
—
115
25
Sep
Jan
2
Mar 10
Apr
39'
1
50
pfd_i——No
Preferred
110
Jan,
8
112
14
23% Jan
1 Jan
24%
Dec
52% Jan
——100
Norwich Pharmacal Co__
106%
9% May 21
85% Apr 14
50
—
30% Jan
192
;
18
27
Mar 26
6% Mar 31
39
50
—
-
18% Aug
,■47% Aug
Apr
% Mar 11
3
15% Apr
5
,100
July
Dec
4% May
27
■
Dec
8
26
% Jan
2% Jan
14
Norwalk Tire & Rubber— ---No
par
100
8%
5
Jan
116
Feb
25
'
23
2
100
preferred- series—.
Nor States Pow
:
Jan
3
.
Northwest Air Lines
i—__No par
Northwestern Telegraph—
—50
/
May 26
A Jan
% Jan
Northern. Pacific Ry
A 200
6
15% Feb
15
31
10
series,
10%
6
12
27%
106 Va Mar
6
Feb
15% Jan
51
*
May 25
12% Apr
Jan
17% Feb
2
2
100
American Aviation-Northern Central Ry Co-——
'S
11
Jun
10% Jan
.
10
—100
North
,
9
25% Jan
109% Jan
36
—100
preferred-:—
preferred
5%%
,100
1%
*1%
24
18-
1,660
9
*24%
.
Jan
Aug
Feb
5,900
32%
32%
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*247/a ",28
6%
107%
.9
Ci
33
31%
109
2,700
5%
*104%
•
9%
33
Adjust
Jan
11%
May 20
North America Co
300
91%
'
5
5%
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29
•
10%
91%
.
44%
40
1%
v
30
7,600
-
110
Apr
80
—
Nov
Apr
6*
Y
Dec
Jan
105
5%
50
Ry Co
July
22 Va
Feb
preferred
17
79 Va
45 Va
Dec
16
110
preferred—;
Dec
69% July
31%
12
May 22
Norfolk & Western Ry_——_
30
7%
44%
*89%
107%
*8%
*33
110 %
7%
45
5
600
44.%
10%
91%
5
40
1%
1%
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9
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40
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<
10%
4%
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9%
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10%
•
30
61
Shlpbldg Corp part stk
Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc—„
300
,.
155;.:
*108%
7%
46
*43
20 %
154
Jan
2
50
tN Y Ontario & Western
N
109
'
Conv
2,600
10
17% Jun
par
Co
Mar
10%
14
99% May 27
237/a May 21
6% Jun 24
No par
tN Y N H & Hartford-
%
20 ' •
*18%
110%
7%
44%
*aV.,
20
20%
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10%
200
155
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7%
44
44%
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110%
7%
44
45
10%
107%
9%
10
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92
4%
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107%
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46%
10%
10%
91
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7%
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45
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10%
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7
44%'
44%
200
%
non-cum
N Y Lack & West
A
r 1%
20
*18%
160
19%
'(
33
A
*1%
3*2
19%
N Y & Harlem RR
10%
A
►152
20%
20
-
Jan
$ per share
11% Jan
100
.
Mar
35
Highest
$ per share
30% Feb
par
90
*25
.
_No
5% preferred
1%
*1%
%
20%
67
*82%
90
*25
*%
67
67
67
Central-
75
27
17
7% Apr 28
6% preferred series A—_
100
NYC Omnibus Corp,.—„,JVo
par
New York Dock
No
4%
701
York
share
Apr
22% Apr
1
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co
400
13%
%
32
New
400
37%
*4%
1%
20%
29,300
13 V,
*11%
*%
*
300
.1.
11%
4%
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*
.
37
13%
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32%
,
*4%
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30
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100
'
7%
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;
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90
6%
4%
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25%
13%
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90
32%
4%
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4%
14
*12
100
36%
*12%
10
:
N'port News Ship & Dr Dock
I
,•
$5 conv preferred
1
No par
New York Air Brake-.:.-..;
_No pur
12%
36%
Xl2%
104
Newport Industries
11%
11%
37%
13%
Newmont Mining Corp
Year 1941
Lowest
14'/a Feb 27
70% May 26
28
—100
preferred series A
$ per
5
par
„No
Range for Previous
Lots
Highest
Jan'
11
preferred,—100
(J J)
1,600
25%
100-Share
$ per share
1
serial
conv
of
Lowest
2,100
18
:
5%
700
1
8%
*99
t
6%
11%
4%
24
18
25
6%
4%%
Newberry Co
50
Basis
On
Neisner Bros Inc
35
7%
100
*24%
25
6%
7
24
*99
100
*24%
37'A
*13
14
♦25
7%
11%
13%
►12
23%
7%
100
108
24
24%
Range Since January 1
STOCK
Par
73%
*72%
*32
*7%
36%
37%
*13
*99
15
*107%
18%
18
25%
*24
35
*107% 108
7%
7%
100
25%
24%
107%
73%
*32
35
*107%
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
*14
15%
•*72%
73%
*32
107%
*14
14%
*72
OK
*107%
24%
7%
*100
73%
*00
35
♦14
$ per
$ per share
NEW
the Week
June 26
June 25
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
June 24
14%
*72
74
STOCKS
Wednesday
$ per share
107%
*24
HIGH SALE PRICES
June 23
14%
107'A
107%
AND
Tuesday
t
June 20
Monday, June *29, 1942
Dec
27% July
13% Feb
O
7%
7%
23%
*22%
3%
*23
*3%
3%
*70
7%
23
*22%
23
3%
/ *70
73
7%
7%
7%
3%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
6,200
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
1,500
3%
23
/
3%
*70
73
7%
3%
3%
3%
3%
900
3%
73
*70
73
71%
71%
3%
*3%
3%
*3%
12%
12%
12%
13%
70
70
v
*12%
137
*12%
13%
*133%
137
53%
13
13
140
5%
5%
53%
53%
3%
•137
13%.:
140
5%
5%
*5%
*3
3%
*3
3%
*3%
*12%
1
\i
*133%
5%
53%
140
5%
53%
►133%
5%
140
900
140
5%
5%
3,400
53%
3,700
53%
53%
53%
53%
*18%
21
*18%
21
*19%
21
19%
20
*19%
21%
*19%
*40%
42
♦40%
42
*40 Va
42
*40'/a
42:
*40%
42
42
48%
48
-:■>
42
48
53%
•
47%
47%
8
47%
47%
8
.,*7%
5%
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8
y
*5
5%
*5
*17
19%
*16
18%*
11
*10
11
*10%
48%
47%
.
47%
8
53
47%
*7%
47%
8
*7%
8
5%
*4%
5%
*4%
5%
20%
*16%
20%
*16%
20%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
15
15
19
19
18%
19-
18%-
18%
10%
"
*13%
20
26%
19%:19*/2-
*
26'/a
*15%
16
*83%
85
142
*140%
2%
2%
267/a
*26%
26%
*15%
15%
*15%,
15%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
2%
2%
2%
81%
2
2
2
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2%
2'/a
2%
10,400
7%
*1%
1%
*1%
1%
*l'/a
1%
14%
*25 »/2
27
92
•109
112
109
17
*15
17
*1%
*14
1%
22%
23
16%
16%
16%
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7%
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1%
1%
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112
14%
112
*15
••
1%
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23%
23%
14%
♦13%
14%
112
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112
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23%
-
u
18%
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*
•
■*%
%
17%
51
51
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49%
u
18
17%
65%
65%
•
66
65%
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2
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2
*!%•
1%
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1%
*1%
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2
*1%
1%
*34%
12%
*11%
13
*11%
12%
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37
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37
►102
104
♦102
104
►102
*%
18%
49%
*65%
*%
-
18
65%
18
14
v.,
65
51
65 Va
*1%
37
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51
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65%
65%
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2
*1%
*1%
1%
104
*34%
37
*34%
1,500 ;
*12%
13%
*12%
100
13%
Penn-Dixie
200
104
♦102
105
♦102
105
20
14,500
,
19%
*17%
19%
*17%
19
19
19%
19
19
19
19%
17%
17%
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19%
19
18%
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6
39%
1 I
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20
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38%
37%
37%
20
19%
20 %
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*19%
*20%
4Va
4'/a
4%
5 Vb
5 Vb
*5%
23%
5%
23%
23%
24
24
32%
32%
*33
34
61
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61
*57
8%
73
*99%
*103
8%
36%
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*17%
*
103 Va
7%
*36
22
*4%
5%
24
33%
33
8%
♦100
*62
7%
72
2
2
*1%
60
17%
»
17 Vb
17
7%
*51
103%
7%
2
*1%
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17%
7%
72
35%
60
17%
70
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36%
61
100%
*103
72
35%
*1%
51
51
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*62
36%
36
103%
36%
2
60
17%
1%
21 Va
14,200
4%
300
*4%
37
36
37
7
19%
19%
19%
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24
!
33
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8
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35%
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17%
3%
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3%
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3%
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29%
29%
*28 V8
29%
*28%
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45/B
*4 Vb
4%
*4 Vb
4%
*4%
4%
*58
60
33
60
8%
70
29%
59
5%
100
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*4%
*58
4 '/a
103%
7%
72
36
2
60
17%
3%
30
4%
60
<
-
23%
*33
8
600
400
24%
•'
100
103%
104
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7%
50
*1%
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*17%
*27/a
29
36%
18
400
800
300
Va
*58
3,ioo
,
•;
600
200
4%
Dec
126
Jan
163
Aug
v
Jan
19% Aug
147%
Apr
1%
Dec
4%
Jan
5% Jan
,4%
Dec
9%
Aug
2% Ja,n
1%
Dec
3%
10
Apr
7%
27
%
18
Jan
19 Va
.
Jan
1% Apr 14 ',
;
1% Jan
35%,Jun
11
2)/
104
18% Jan
Dec
Feb
115%
Dec
14%
Apr
Jun
Dec
20%
Jan
Dec
Apr
73
;;
21
19
Sep
Aug
,1
Dec
52% July
Dec
17%
Aug
Dec
112 l/a
Mar
27
30
17%
Dec
25%
Apr
23% Jan
6
20
Dec
25
Aug
64
108%
5
36%
Jan
5
%
Dec
9
18%
Dec
7'/a Jan
24
4%
Dec
51% Feb
26
60% July
Dec
38
27% Jan
-
Dec
17
21
Jan
27%
Oct
7
Jan
13
5%
Dec
7%
Apr
5
4%
Dec
7%
Jan
6
32% Jan
14
23%
Dec
•
40% Jan
14
35 Va
Dec
76% Jan
30
69
Dec
10% Jan
7
8
Va May
75
12%
Jan
72
Dec
89%
Sep
105
Mar
110%
Deo
Jun
104
Jun
26
9
Jan
27
78
Jan
17
41% Jan
2
4% May
51% May
35% Feb
46%
16
6% May 12
65
May
Apr
27
1% Feb
25
May
15% Jan
3
July
6
30
26 %
Jan
47% July
107% Mar 23
24
par
43
35%
-91
May 20
,100
-
May
6Jan
^
No par
11 Va May
•41
X:22% May 21
28% Apr a
103
Aug
7
•
31
Sep
2%
30% July
29% Jan 24
Apr 28
7% Jun
Jan
Apr
11%
9
98
3 Va
34%
:
1 Va Jan
Apr 27
Dec
3%
23% Jun
Apr 28
■49
Jan
54% .Sep
1% Dec
46% Jan
Mar
.
89 %
3
4
1
14%
Dec
6
5
-
Jan
43% Mar
.
21
Jan
Jan,
30 Va
24 % Jan
*
Apr 20
% Jan
15% Mar
5
Jan
Oct
2
Dec
%
5
2
18
Dec
6%
9
2% Feb
Jan
14%
9
>
106
108 Va Feb
23
36
1
% May 23
13% Feb
2
17% Jun
Jan
.95%
5
44
8
tMay 15
,May 4
37%
16 Va
80% Jan
-
1% July
Dec
.Feb
55 Va Jan
Apr 15 „
"56% May
1..
Feb
10
2
,
Jan
5
-
17% Mar
-
Dec
10
May
24%
20 Va Jan
19%
,
99
2
2
Jan
27
7
44
_5
25
Feb
95
14
A,Mar 20
par;
1.100
1.100
40
Jan
55% Apr
preferred
,7
-
Jan
Jan
Dec
2% Jan
13% May 20
—No par
Pillsbury Flour Mills,
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
Jan
,17,
5
_5
Nov
11%
.-28%
.29% Jan
19'A Jun
100
15%
Apr
Dec
.
8,
25'
Hosiery,
NOV
2% Jan
114% Feb
4
Preferred
2
15% Feb
,
18'A May
No
Nov
Dec
t
13% Jan
No par
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp
$5 conv preferred
60
May
3
6%
24
36
Phillips Jones Corp
7 % preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Sep
7%
25%
11
25
Jan
1% Jan
100
25
12%
Apr
26%
17
28% Jun
100
60
Jan
100
.
..—100
.-
Dec
6%
2
.
Philip Morris & Co Ltd——10
Preferred 4%%. series—
100
4%% series_.i._.
100
Phoenix
"lO
3%
29
$6 preferred
Philco Corp
700
;
2
60
'
Oct
52%
Apr
4'A
8% Jan
—
Phelphs-Dodge Corp„
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
500
72
36%
;
56 Va
!
.17%
.
18'A Jun
,
—
.Petroleum Corp of America.
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
No
1,400
69%
*99%
*4
7,700
:
58 Va
8
*67
Marquette Ry Co
.5% prior preferred
5 % preferred—',
:•
v
6
1% Jan
1
-Pet Milk Co„—
4 %
34.-
58%
.
-
22
5%
*5
24%
100
*2%
*58
4%
*67
103%
*20%
22
180
3
15
2
*,100
Co
Pere
,180
*28 Vb
60
4
4%
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
.V
28
Mar
15
100
tPeorla & Eastern Ry Co
36
3%
*58%
Peoples G L & C C (Chic)_.
*U
21%
Jan
Aug
May
1%
19%.Apr 29
-
par
No par
——
39%
1%
29%
60
100
-
21%
*29 Va
*58'A
18
*!«
5%
8%
70
100
*37%
19%
20%
20%
4%
33%
*8
70
100
*17
19%
24%
*56%
*68
103%
37
*5 Vb
24
72
103 Va
4%
*20%
4%
61
*8
1%
21
19%
100
7%
72
*3
37%
99 %
*102%
36%
*1%
*4%
20%
*33
*36
'l
IG
71%
73
100
*7%
*62
8%
*8%
*
20%
5%
*56%
\
*36%
1%
21%
*4%
22
*20
4%
5%
.
•tt
5%
22
39%
20%
21
5%
*4 Va
■
20%
22
*4%
*36
1%
1%
Itf
2lVa
39%
*37
187/a
19
.
19
39%
.
Jan
No
Corp.*——No par
> 5 Vo preferred—
,,100
Pennsylvania RR
———
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
7%
10
26
148
100%,Apr 23
Penn G1 Sand
Cement
Feb
Jan
18% Feb
23
11% Apr
2.50
$7 conv pref ser A—
-
3
May 11
„No par
10
3
101
4
1
:
Penn Coal & Coke Corp———
27
31
2
;
Enterprises——10;.
Penick &■ Ford——^-.^.No
par,
Penney (J C) Co___
No par,
38% May
13
27
20,% Apr
^1
Transportation
45%
3
20
2
90
L—.No par
Parker Rust Proof Co__a
37
12%
1
10%
60'A
26%
*
7
par,
—
Mar 28
Jan
.,15% Jun
.
"11% Apr
Patino Mines &
200
1%
37
12%
200
2
,
Inc
Jan
!
preferred————100 *
Co——
Dec
48-
,
5 "
28-
l%Jan
l*
Tilford
Dec
6'A Feb
5% Jan
-
Jan
-150
Jun
:
;
Sep
17%
Apr
16
8% Jan
6
1
Park Utah Consoi Mines—
3%
40 %
6
;
21'A Feb
1%Mar
,100*
&
Jan
6 Va
Jun
54
.
27
15% Apr
22% Apr
.
140
9
27
' Jan
7
2
9
-Apr 28
9% Apr
-
-
.
par,,
^
Parmelee
66
*1%
26
4% Apr
16
Jan
Feb
6% Mar 27
.
.,5
Inc__^_No
Parke Davis &
3,000
■v
Cos
1st
u
49 %
Jun
-
43% Apr 25
it-
Transp—
conv preferred
100
3,200
18%
No
Paramount Pictures. Inc—i,
300
14-
%
49%
4%
Park
18 Va
1%
*34%
13%
18%
2
1%
104 v;
*
1A
18%
•
:
'
*%
18%
;
6,700
.7
&
Jan
104%
"
'
3
Petrol
Dec
July
'
6% Jan
61
25
6%
54
22% Feb
2
—.A—No par",
13% Jan
& Teleg—,
.-74
100
Apr
preferred
——100
•121
Apr
Paraffine
20
l%
23 Va
42,
10
Panhandle Prod & Ref
100
■
17
-23%
14%
300A
14%
,*i%.l-
1%
23%
*13%
14 Va
*106%
17
*1%
•,
i
28 •»''
100 V
Jan
Mills
Pan-Amer
1%
*25%
*90 Va
,.
14%
*106%
1%
23%
*1%
28
100
14%
17
22%
*13%
1 %
*25%
*90%
,
14%
*106%
17
1 %
28
105
.
142
2
16% Apr 28
*
10
Packard Motor Car——No par,.
Pan American
Airways Corp—
5.,
7%
1%
<
14
14
15
16 %
7%
*90%
14%
*15
1%
*1%
23%
23
14%
16%
*25%
'
92
*106%
109
*15
27%
92
14%"
14%
16%
*6%
-
51
x
101
25
Mar 20
4% Jan
_5
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp—
Pacific Western Oil Corp——.
3,800
16%
Dec
Ltg Corp——
,•
2,000
2%
*6%
9%
P&ciflc Telep
180
2'A
16%
9
Pacific
3,200
2%
7%
14%
2
►5%
16 %
92
140'/a
2
2%
15%
27
140'/«
2%
13% Jun
preferred—No par,
preferred
No par
(Cal)_.
Pacific Gas & Electric——-
120
;
5%
*6%
28%
140%
Feb
Pacific
81
5%
•
7%
105
81
2%
,
132
CO— ——12.50
Pacific Finance Corp
700
2%
:
2d
15%
15%
81%
140%
16%
*90%
*15'A
*15%
81%
140 Va
*7
*28
26%
81%
,0
210
1,600,
2,900
-
1st
9
11% Mar 12
100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—
Pacific Coast Co——
■
10
28
—No par
Glass
10
23% July
Dec
2,
Jan
1st preferred. --No par
Owens-Illinois
70
.
11
26%
140%
2%
16%
11
26%
26%
30
-79
Feb
Feb
12
3% Jan
-
_
200
:•
K
conv
2
6%
-13%
.
May 27
6% Jan
:.-2% Apr 28
Outboard Marine 8s Mfg—.
—5
Outlet. Co^
—
i-No par,
20%
15%
81%
o
8
v
*16%
preferred
$5.50
Jan
24
.
'
—No par.
,
2
2
59
No par
—
Otis Steel Co
2,700
18%
140%
2
2
:
V 5
5
•
6%
,
300
15%
81%
142
21
-18%
140%
83%
83%
♦140%
*26%
15%
26
/26%
♦15%
13%
13%
14%
*19%
*7%
5'A
16 %
*
30
►133%
5%
5%
Otis Elevator
Jan
2% Jan
100;
Oppenheim Collins——.
:
17
6
—
-
'
*3
vr* 6% Apr 29
—
—_No par
Oliver Farm Equip,—— —No par
110
.
Co
Omnibus Corp (The).,
.•
8% preferred A
3%
13%
Ohio Oil
6
2
3
May 25
Apr
24
No par
4% Jun
12
__No par
58% Jun
11
Jan
2% Feb
56
Feb
13
13
18% Feb
8
4% Feb
6
36% Feb
5
6% Jan
68
Jan
v
15
21
1 Va
Dec
38%
Feb
13
x
Dec
2%
27
4%
64
9
Aug
77
July
Dec
3% July
52
July
23%
Jan
Dec
7%
Jan
Dec
46 Va
Jan
Dec
Dec
8%
84
Jan
Jan
'
*7%
*148
8%
*148
—
*165%
4%
—
8%
*7%
—
—
*7%
4
4 Va
*4
4%
8
*148
*165%
—
4%
4%
*4
8
*143
*165%
'
*7%
4%
*4
:
" 4
4%
7%
*148
*165%
—
4%
7%
%
4
4
*4
*4
8%
200
*148
*165%
4%
*7%
4%
*4
4
7%
4%
4
*45
52
52
*45%
52
52
*44
52
►44
21%
20%
21
20%
21
21
21
*21
21%
21
21
6*0
59
59
60
60
59
59
*58#
60
58
58
1,000
400
52
*21
*59
*40
*65/a
7%
*6%
*1%
1%
*1%
1%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
For
.
footnotes
see
7%
page
*6
%
7%
1%
1%
*45%
11%
11%
140
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
500
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
3,000
11 %
600
%
11 Va
2431.
jf?
*11%
11%
*11%'
I
7% Apr 29
9% Jan
14
6%
Dec
15
Jan
100
165
Feb
19
165
Feb
19
163
Aug
166
Oct
100
165
May 23
175
Feb
25
174
Mar
181
Feb
—No par
4
Apr 17
5% Jan
14
4
May
preferred
Pitts Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co
7%
200
6%
*
Pittsburgh Forgings Co,
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co
*165%
4%
1
—_No
par
2
6% Jan
5
3%
4
Dec
Dec
7 Va
95/a
Jan
Jan
preferred
class
B
100
47% Apr
28
61
Jan
6
45%
Feb
65
Jan
preferred
5%% 1st ser
class
A
100
20% Jun
22
33 % Jan
3
24%
Dec
43%
Jan
100
58
Jan
5%
conv
pr
pfd_:
Pittston
Co
(The)
Plymouth Oil Co—
No
26
70
Feb
14
51
Oct
75%
100
Pittsburgh & West Va
6% Jun
25
10% Jan
26
6
Dec
15
par
1
Jan
22
1% Jan
20
11% Jun
24
14% Jan
28
iBe May
13% Dec
17
5
Jun
July
1% July
July
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW AND
Saturday
Monday
June 22
June 23
$ per share
$ per share
S per share
*15
16%
for
*3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
300
15
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
5,100
5%
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6%
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6%
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5%
5%
5%
5%
800
5%
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3%
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200
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10%
9%
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9 Va
3 Va
3
3Va
13%
2
8% Jan
3
5%
Dec
13%
Jan
8% Jan
3
6%
Dec
13%
Jan
Apr
16
29 VA Jan
3
21 Va
Dec
Feb
17
52
Jan
6
50
Dec
Feb
16
119
Mar
4
115
Jun
9% Jun
3
Oct
40%
Jan
61%
120
Sep
July
11%
Dec
Mar 30
86% Jan
14
75%
Dec
110
x99% Jan
14
92
Dec
123%
Jan
79% Mar 30
111
Jan
9
106 Va
Dee
137
Jan
99
Mar 30
123
Jan
6
117
Dec
158
Va Feb
111% Mar 19
115
Feb
2
114
Dec
117 Va
26% Feb
4
10
2
62
20% Jun
—No par
-—;
7
.—No par
(The)_
Jan
73% Mar 31
No par
No par
100
100
100
No par
22
Apr 28
8
14% Jan
Jan
29%
;
19% Dec
7
Jan
Oct
29'A July
Feb
94
Jan
Mar
12
Dec
100
100
90% May 13
80% Jun 17
101% Jan
2
91% Jan
20
No par
9% Mar 11
10% Feb
25
8%
Dec
10
8% Mar 11
9% May 19
8'A
Apr
12% July
No par
2% Mar 6
46 % Apr 28
conv
Purity Bakeries
1,000
8%
Feb
42
pfd $5
Jan
Dec
4%
25
preferred
preferred
5%
10%
;
Pure^Oil
: ,V
:
.
Pullman Inc
21
3%
16
115
of N J
& Gas
2,400
85
10%
Pub Ser El
5,600
7%
*92
10%
8%
'
21%
7%
10 Va
100
—
,
Jun
13
100
—50
preferred
preferred
preferred
7 %
■
85
10%
6%
16
Highest
J per share
15
No par
$5 preferred
300
84%
94%
*92
*83
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7%
7%
93
93.
9%
10%
*92
:•
84%
>
Pub Serv Corp
300
•
104%
7%
7%
'
900
400
9%
71
77%.\
*104
21
21%
21
21%
'
9%
7i
17
$ per share
share
6% May 20
5
Gamble
&
S per
Jan
5% Jun
2d preferred-!
conv
Year 1941
Lowest
5% Jan
j.1
Inc—
Range for Previous
1
Lots
16 % Jun
9% Jan
pfd (ser of Feb 1 '29)
5%
8
3% May 21
7
No par
1st preferred
conv
Procter
2,900
10
77%
,,
5%
100-Share
Highest
15 % Jun
No par
Steel Car Co
Pressed
of
$ per share
No par
class B
& Co
5%
■i
118 %
104%
*112
114
♦112
114
21
21 %-•'.
71
Poor
Postal Teleg Inc preferred
-
47'/a
*117%
10
*76
9%
*77
105
*112
112 %
20%
21%
:
9%
*69%
77%
,:u
22%
47
,
118%
70
70
70%
77
*103
87%
105%
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112%
21%
77
47%
118%
118%
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22%
47
47%
9%
10
*70
76%
105%
88%
107
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10
70%
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■
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*9%
10
78
*104
118%
76%
70%
*76%
47%
♦115%
70%
10%
*69
47%
*115%
118%
*115%
118%
22%
47
47
*22
22%
♦22
*22
22%
*22
...
*
4
Pocahontas
Pond Creek
*15%
4
14%
Basis
Lowest
Par
«»«• •*
17
*3%
*15%
Range Since January
On
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
16%.
*15
16%
NEW
the Week
$ per share
share
per
*15
16%
*15%
16%
$
share
Sales
June 26
June 25
June 24
$ per
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
June 20
2429
x
107%
Dec
95 %
Aug
12%
Oct
83% Feb
'
r
•
'
*9
$
9%.
9%
*9%
'
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp
100
V
R
3 Va
*78%
37
2%
2%
*78%
39%
:'V: *32%
37%
*16%
36%
16%
*15%
16%
■/:/, 16%
16%
V *15%
*15%
16%
8%
*8%
8%
*8 Vb
8%
8%
8%
*23%
17
8%
8%
8%
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24%
*23%
24%;;
12
*12
12%
*23%
12 /.
24
23%
24%"
16%
200
12%
400
Reading Company
*25
26
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
2lVa
*20%
21%
1%
1%
2%
*1%
2%
*1%
2%
*20%
1%
21 Va
21Va
2d preferred
4%
loo
;
,
50
_50
50
1st preferred
4 %
100
25%
*25
38% Mar
55 Va
Oct
17 Va Jun
8
14%
Dec
21% July
11 Vb Jan
16
8%
Dec
18 Va July
46% Jan
24%
25%
Jan
9
34% Jun
4
15% Jan 2
7% Jun
8
23% Jan 5
11% Apr 16
23% May 28
20
May 28
100
*12%
25%
3%
2
*23%
25%
Dec
Dec
3% Jan
12
*25%
%:
Jan
2
Apr 23
700
25%
25
Jan
88
2
8Va
300
:
4%
62'/a
Dec
1
8 Va
■■■-'£
•
Dec
Dec
85
25 1
Apr 25
ftaybestos Manhattan———No par
Rayonier Inc
—1
$3 preferred
25
*25
*25
300
„
2%
47%
Apr
88
24%
12
12%
♦12
12
39%
2,400
8
5
3% Jun
54% Feb
88
No par
preferred B
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
6% conv preferred
$5
•
2%
39
$3.50 conv 1st preferred—No par
500
51%
Corp of Amer
Radio
15,400
102
2%
2%
39
39
*36%
51%
;•
102
16%
*34%
12
-'■&
37
50
50
*78%
102
2%
2%
2%
3
51%
*50%
102
2%
2%
2%
52
*78%
102
*78%
102
2%
3%
*50%
52'/a
50%
52%
*78%
3 Va
3
3%
*52
3
26% Feb
3
23
Dec
15 Va Jan
28
10%
Dec
18 Va July
27% Feb
2
22%
Dec
27%
Aug
23% Mar 11
19%
Dec
24
Jan
29%
Aug
■'ft1'ft
*50
85
*45
*11%
13%
*2
2
*11%
*50
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13
75
*50
75
*45
13
*13%
13
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75
*11%
100
*2
13
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13
:/ *11
*11
11%
11%
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::
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.
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
62%
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46
*40%
8%
62%
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11% ft
45
8%
■
63
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45
63
*40
2%
/■••
2%
.
63
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46
;
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2%
2%
•
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46
*61
13%
13%
13%
13%
96
95 Va
95 Va
*95%
74 Va
13%
4%
*45
54%
4
vv
78
♦76%
6%
6%
6%
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:
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'
.
13%
13%
98%
95%
108
6%
76%
4%
4Va
78%
*4'/a
4%
■
4%
4%
4%
*7
7%
7%
39
7
7 Va
4%
*3%
4%
17%
17%
18
*17%
*3%
*
*7
7Va
7
*7
7%
4%
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"*3%
4%
18
1
*8 Ve
*
9
•:
24
24
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;
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.
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:
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■
11
15%
15%
*30
115%
*106
109
♦106
10%
10%
1,900
15V4
15%
4,800
85
82 »/4
82i/4
200
32%
31
31
200
Scott Paper Co
70
*30%
32%
*7%
8
8
"52 %
54
52%
*52
*112%.
116
*112%
116
109
*107
109
*107
109
♦11%
*7%
8
*7
♦52
54
*5%
5%
*57%
58%
47/a
47/a
*31 Vb
34
*31%
2%
2%
.
..
34 "
52%
3,000
200
100
100
Seagrave
5?%
7.800
Sears Roebuck &
2,900
Servel Inc
12'A
8
200
53%
*51%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*57%
58%
*57%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
*31%
11%
2%
./,,*2%
2%
34
11%
li%
*2%
2%
*2%
14%
*13%
1,300
600
33
*31%
33
*31%
-11%
*13%
14
y.
11%
ll'/a
1,200
*2%
2%
200
13%
2%
14
I.33/4
1,000
'
'
*23
23%
75
109
*100
21
21
22
*66%
1%
*15
1%
*18
*21
22%
22%
72
*66%
22%
*66 Vb
108%
*100
,72
1%
*11
li/a
20 Va
*20%
21%
300
21
22%
22
22%
15
20%
21
*20%
72
*
1%
*}&
22
*66%
*100
109
*100
1%
*il
*20%
•
22
21%
21%
1,500
72
*66%
*66%
108%
108%-
*100
*100
72
108 3/4
5
Corp.
.
preferred
—No par y/
4% Apr
No par
54"% Apr
No par
4% Mar
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co—No par
30% May
Shell Union Oil
15
10% Apr
Silver King Coalition Mines——5
2% Jun
Simmons Co„
No par
11% May
Simms Petroleum
10
% Apr
Simonds Saw & Steel
No par
20% Jun
Skelly Oil Co—
—15
19% Apr
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron
100
65
Apr
$6 preferred—
—.——No par , 109
Jun
Smith (A O) Corp—
10 '
16
Apr
Smith & Cor Type v t c
-No par
9
Apr
Snider Packing Corp
—No par
13% May
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
6% Mar
Sharpe & Dohme
$3.50 conv pref ser
Shattuck (Frank G)
A
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
♦16%
17%
*11%
<11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
14%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
7'A
7%
7%
7%
7Va
7%
7%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
21/4
*2%
2'A
2%
*14%
14"%
*141%
14%
♦14%
14"%
200
S'eastern
*18
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
300
8,300
No par
8% preferred—
—.———100
Southern California Edison
25
Southern Natural Gas Co—.-—7.50
Southern Pacific Co
No par
Southern Ry
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
11
*11
Hi/4
200
143/s
100
7%
26,300
21/4
3,600
•
1 7 Vb
7%
7%
*2%
2%
2%
'
15
♦17%
*126%
14%
18%
*14%
18%
131
18
14%
18 V*
*17%
14 %•
14%
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*127
131
*127
18
•
,14%
18
18%
*13%
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■
■
*127
131
17%
18%
V
14%
131
17%
•
17%
10
10
10
*9%
10%
*9%
10
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
24%
24%
24
24%
24
24%
39
39
;
40
1%
*1%
1%
2%
*2%
2%
*2%
2%
18%
*18
18%
1%
12%
24% .24%
*35
40
23%
*13%
7
♦127
1291%
17%
*18%
18%
♦18%
18%
23%
23%
♦23%
24
12%
12%
131/4
1,700
24
243/4
25%
4,200
*30
40
37%
37%
200
1%
2%
33%
33%
*33%
34
*33%
58%
58%
*58%
59%
*58%
28%
28%
28%
*110
111
*44
28%
*110
111
44
44
45
3%
3%
99
*98
*44
For
footnotes
see
401/4
40
3
40%
28
27%
28%
3%
110
45%
3%
98i/4
page
2431.
31/4
♦95
3
„
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*44
*109
*109
3%
98
28
*110
*109
♦109
3%
33/a
98%
,
3%
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111
45%
28%
S110
*44
3%
98
3%
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*18
1%
3
1,400
-
100
18%
23%
23%
34
33
33'A
700
59%
58%
58%
30
*3
3
.
*109
„
23%
3
40
*1%
*23/4
18%
23%
35%
40
1%
3%
*18
59%
3%
400
12%
*33%
41
-10
24
*57%
3%
1,100
10%
59%
40%
17%
*9%
35%
3%
129'%
103/s
*33%
41
17%
9%
♦57%
3%
*127
••
10%
241/4
41
17%
*13%
9%
24%
■
14%
/
10%
23%
2%
3
*2%
♦18
*35
1%
1%
1%
*1%
40
*37
12%
•
11
40
7
28%
111
45%
—
'33/8
98
39%
28%
*110
*44
*109
3 %
*95
1,400
3 Va
2,100
39%
290
28%
1,200
111
45%
3%
98
5%
Mobile & Ohio
100
6,200
200
stk tr ctfs
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co
Spencer Kellogg &
Sperry Corp (The)
Spicer Mfg Co—
preferred
...
Standard Brands
$4.50 preferred
-—No par
-—No par
Dec
Apr
12%
7%
Apr
10% Nov
63 Va Jun
2
53%
Dec
67%
Jan
Feb
2
34
Dec
61
Apr
4'A Jan
14
48
19
Jan
3%
Dec
Dec
2
14%
Dec
22%
Jan
5'
Jan
96
Aug
101%
Feb
77
Dec
97
Jan
Dec
11
Jan
129
Sep
Sep
86% Jan
23
6% Jan
3
4%
3
97
Apr
Jan
20
60
Apr
80%
8% Jan
5
6%
Dec
15% July
85 Va Jan
19
75%
4% Jan
5
27% Jan
27
54
Jan
9
Jan
74
Dec
95
Dec
10%
22%
Dec
34%
27
49%
Dec
53 Va
Jan
15
7%
Feb
12 Vb
Aug
8% Jan
16
6
Apr
9%
Jan
5% Jan
20
2%
Dec
4
10% Jan
47
8%
27
2
Jan
42
..«
it
27
27
Deo
Dec
% Feb
5
A
Dec
% Jan
27
ft
Jan
Jan
Jan
21
,,
\
Nov
14%
Dec
Nova
% Apr 27
34% Jan
5%
14% May
19% Mar 20
July
Aug
48%
1
Jan
Aug-
39% July
% Feb
Dec
Va
Apr
4% Mar
15
1% July
6
May
6% Jan
20
4
July
8
Apr
35
Apr
47
Sep
106%
Dec
113
Jun
12%
Jun
23
Sep
8%
3
44
Jan
110
Jan
3
19% Jan
3
•
x
16% Feb
5
Apr
17%
Sep
89% J an
15
79
Jun
94%
Sep
36% Jan
9
31
Dec
39%
Jan
6
116
Sep
109%
r
Jun
115%, Mar
107
10
109% Mar
Dec
112
%
ft Feb 10
Jan
July
%
Jan
Jan
28
%
Dec
13% Jan
5
11%
Dec
3% Mar 24
1%
Apr
Jan
5
49 %
Dec
78%
Jan
7% Jun
1
4%
Dec
10%
Jan
7%
Dec
48%
Dec
14% July
71% Jan
1
57
10
Jan
3
60
Jan
6
7
Jan
15
61% Mar
5 % Jan
/
3% Apr
61%
4
4
20
Feb
Dec
% July
17
July
3% July
5% Nov
59
6%
Dec
Sep
Apr
22
32%
Dec
40
Jan
14% Jan
2
10%
Jan
16%
Dec
4% Jan
14
15% Jun
9
34
2
26
Jan
28 % Jan
Deo
5
Jan
Dec
21%
Jan
1
Nov
2%
Jan
22
Oct
11%
1 % Mar 24
9
18%
3
Feb
30%. Nov
35%
Oct
95
Feb
112
Jan
111%
Dec
114
Jan
14%
Feb
25% July
Jan
15
100
Jan
2
16
Jan
28
20% Jan
6
13% Jan
6
Feb
4
13%
Feb
118% Nov
8% Jan
5
7%
Dec
10% July
29
15
18
11
6
17
26
2
29
20
2
5
24
4
28
28
28
Mar 16
Apr 27
27% Jun 24
<■
2%
9% July
112
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
Apr
35
100
Squibb (E R) & Sons——.—No par
$5 pref series A
No par
6%
9%
29
2% Apr 14
2
—1
—
23
49
preferred——-No par
Square D Co_.
6
21
24
22
6
14
8
1%
2%
,17%
21"%
31%
—No par
Spiegel Inc—-—
conv
34% Jan
-
-No par
1
Sons——No par
--1
—No par
preferred A
Conv $4.50
100
Mar
Apr
Jun
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jun
29
29
NOV
2
11
12% May 20
23% Jun 2
No par /
———;——100
preferred
$3 conv
1%
14
17%
126
14%
9%
10
1
5
Sugar
So Porto Rico
5%
___
Platinum
Greyhound Lines
South Am Gold &
16
17
9
2
May 25
43% May 6
4% Jan 2
8
Apr 14
53
Jan 2
.
—No par
1
No par
No par
Co
Sharon Steel Corp
$5 conv
58%
4%
12
14
53%
58%
34
14 Va
7% :■■■ 7%
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jun
Mar
26
2
3
7
2
30
23
19
28
15
21
10% Apr 23
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.—No par
•:> 2%
'Iftl *7%
8
8
*517/a
preferred
JSeaboard Air Line
4-2% preferred
*2
4%
11%
■
7%
$4.50 preferred
May
3\ Jan
% Jan
2
Jan
5
Jan
29% Apr
104
Jun
9% May
12% Apr
78
May
Nov
16
2
129% Mar
25%
x 112%
106%
%
A
No par
—_—No par
No par
No par
—100
52
*11%
5%
*31%
V
2%
V
%*
'%
*57%
•
11%
14
C2
8
54
5%
14%
2%
■:v" 7%
47/a
ii%;
12%
*11%
12%
*2
%
>
Sep
53
Apr
6
7% Feb
100% Mar
Apr 23
7
9% Jan
8
14
22
Jun
May
Jun
Jun
May
23
Louis-San
6%
$4
%
%
%
*%
7%
58%
*2%
J/2
7%
4%
*14%
*
'/a
7%
*52
54
11%
*30%
32%
51 %
5%
11%
*82%
52%
*57%
.
58%
700
1,200
51%
5
5%
5%
33%
104%
%
2
'4%
*58
33%
104%
52%
7
8
,
33%
104%
;
7%
7
7
2
2
33%
112%
*
ll7/a
♦11%
11%
53%
200
12
112%
3*3
52%
7%
*2
*4
*30%
%
*1%
2
53%
7%
33
♦%
11%
12%
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53%
33
200
104%
85
"106
%
ft
33%
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109
7%
12
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ft
.
*%
104%
33%
114%
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ft
*2
7%
12
104
85%
ft
V,
May 14
2%
12% Feb
% Feb 17
10
Joseph Lead
15%
3SK
"11%
St
10%
*%
*%
1,500
15%
*%
18
9
May 6
Apr 28
Apr 30
3% Jan 6
16
Feb 19
7
May 20
34% May 13
No par
100
10%
"112%
30%
24%,-24%
preferred.
preferred
15%
109
114
...
conv
^Rutland RR 7%
11
114
30%
32%
*114
,
*82%
84
*82
85
24%
J
15%
104%
11
■V"
11
33%
104 v>
15 %
$2.50
38 Va
*36%
15%
*33%
10%
800
R%
11
34
105
11%
700
/
*%
*4
337/a
15%
*82
ft
%
*2
12
11 %
38%
*ft
4
•
Mar
Dec
22% Mar
8
5
x 20
35
6%
6%
10
10
—No par
Ritter Dental Mfg
— No
par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Ruberoid Co (The)
—No par
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp—
1
Francisco
100
preferred
—
100
JSt Louis Southwestern
-100
5% preferred
—
100
Safeway Stores
No par
5% preferred
.
.—100
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Distillers Corp
—5
5%% preferred
100
7%
♦4
15%
■'
♦24%
24%
*
31
104%
34%
J
—
*%
ft
♦2
12
8
*36%
38%
ft;
24%
24%
* Va
3*3
7%
*2
*4
106
*104
%
%
A
—
24%
*%
12
8 Va
8%
*36%
<■
2'A
2%
8%
.38%
'/
—
24
24
%
%
*4
*8%
*36%
Va
ft
C.'A
JL
8%
38%
8
*36%
39%
Va
2,000
-
Tob class B
Richfield Oil Corp
./
4'A
(R J)
Jun
16% Feb
11
22
6% May 20
75% Apr 29
3% Mar 9
1
Spring
55
30
24
11
13%
X94%
70%
4%
11. 106%
/ 54
Common
20
18
17%
,
8
*17'/a
Reynolds
5,800
./
7%
7%
r
*36%
/
24%
*7
18
17 Vb
r
40%
*37
7%
*7
Reynolds
*500
4%
7
7
7%
40%
1
110
470
15
Apr
Apr
Mar
May
38% Jan
6
2% Jun 22
100
1
8
Jan
x55
25
400
1> "'
78%
24 Va
24%
24%
*37
warrants.
Apr
11
6%
10%
7%
Republic Steel Corp
No par
6% conv preferred
100
6% conv prior pfd ser A
100
Revere Copper & Brass—No par
7% preferred
100
5%% preferred
—.
100
Reynolds Metals Co—
No par
5%% conv preferred-*—
—100
150
6%
4%
4%
Preferred with
Reo Motors v t c
56
78%
79
^
5,500
-ftjr
112%
6%
/
—
200
<•
4-"i
55 %
,
6%
*4'A
40%
*37
111%
55
78%
:
24%
24%
24%
*7
*3%
4%
18
24 Va
7%
*7
*3%
18 f
#
7
7
*7
r
:
39
*35
39
;
;'
39
24%
24
24%
24%
*35
4%
6%
.
76%
4%
6%
*77%
6% :
78%
54%
—
72% ft;
*70 Va
112
54%
3 *45
54%
6 %
97%
4%
110
110
~
13%
97'A
72%
4%
4%
2%
13%
/
•
2
39
100
Rensselaer & Sara RR 'Co
*2%
2%
*71
72%
*4%
4%
V
45
95%
*71
107
'45
54%
* 45
>
107
110
*107
110
*107
,
72%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
*70
74 Va
*68
•
13%
$
98%
*73
*2%
,
13%
*94%
13%
2%
62%
*40%
*2%
*95%
2%
*60
;
Remington-Rand
1,200
"
*60%
Mfg Co
Reliance
*
1% Jan 13
/
—No par
10
—
_1
Reliable Stores Corp
6%
*6 Va
-*11
11%
*61%
5
8%
:
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
■
•
11%
''
8%
8%
6%
.■-'*6%
6%
11%
5
-——100
.
1st pfd
& Co
(Robt)
Reis
'
*6%
*11
Hosiery.
Silk
Preferred
: ■//■.'
75
*11%
Real
900
2%
108 % Jun 1
40% Apr 9
111% Apr 20
2% Apr 29
89% May 2
17
2% Jun
3
15% Jan
26
144% Jan
5
13% Jan
26
18% Feb
23%
120
Aug
16%
1% Jan
Dec
27%
10
Dec
13%
Sep
Jan
14%
Aug
Feb
19%
Feb*
23% Mar
50% Mar 24
Aug
Mar
Dec
11%
24
150
8
x
,.
Sep
2% July
19%
Jun
x
5
35% Jan
Dec
Feb
13
10
12% Jan
1%
13
27
20% Jan
/
16
26 % Jan
9
5
1
May
2
Dec
Jan
19% July
36%
37%
2
Nov
Oct
Jan
6% July
3% Feb
6
20% Jan
8
17 %
Dec
22
31% Jan
6
27%
Dec
37
Mar 24
27%
Apr
39% July
38% July
60
54%
Aug
60
•
Jan
3
4% Jan
6
45% Jan
14
38% Jan
Feb
6
11
114
49% Jan
6
113
Jan
Jan
6
110
Jan
8
Dec
Dec
6%
Jan
34%
Dec
57%
Jan
31%
Feb
3
111
Dec
40% Aug
117% Aug
Dec
48%
Dec
3% Dec
~6%
Jan
47%
8
5
July
108
Jun
113% July
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2430
Monday
Tuesday
June 20
June 23
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
June 23
Monday, June 29, 1942
for
Friday
Sales
June 26
Thursday
Wednesday
the Week
NEW
Range Since January 1
STOCK
YORK
On
Basis
of
100-Share
Range for Previous
Lots
Year 15)41
"
June 25
June 24
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
'
$ per
$ per share
&
a'a
'/8
%
va
If!
U
*%
*5%
6%
*5%
6 Va
*5%
6%
*%
n
*5%
6%
6%
6%
*63/4
7%
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
24 '/a
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
23%
35 Va
35%
34%
35%
35%
353/8
35
31
293/4
30%
*29%
30
*29%
293/4
*29%
25
24
243/4
*24
24%
*24
25 Va
*24
55%
54%
55
*55
543A
6
5%
5%
\*3%
4
33/4
4
43 a
4%
4%
4%
4%
49%
•122'%
123
*122%
*3%
4
*13
l'/a
20%
*19%
13%
1%
1 Va
9%
2 2 34
22%
22 3A
22%
22%
223/4
227/a
23
4 Va
4 Va
*4%
5
*4'/»
*
35%
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1%
32 %
*1%
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5
*4%
5
*32%
35%'
8%
8
8%
34
34%
34
13%
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*1%
8%
30 Va
303/a
30%
30%
*5%
5%
5%
42
*37%
*38
43%
*38%
*
3%
*3%
*55/a
5%
5%
18 Va
18%
*18%
'
*3,a
f>
*3%
Apr 28
Apr 13
33/a May 28
-11% May 13
1
.
(4% Jan
4%
27
3% May
4% Dec
%
9%
8%
%
lGto
8%
8%
Apr 28
2
Apr 15
28
Apr 28
May 26
•5
10
„
Jan
66%
Jun
126
July
3%
Dec
9
Jan
12'A
Dec
.■
1 %
16'/a
Nov
25.
193/4 May
16'% Dec
.
3
26
243/4 Jan 28
5% Jan
5
3%
5 ; May 13
.33% May 21
2'A Jan
93/a-Jan
6
6
63/a Jan
6
Jan
16
11% Feb 24
53/4
2
9'A Jan 20
Preferred
200
Thermoid
104
2%
$3 dtv
—
2 '/a
41
.—100
,
preferred- .—--10
conv
Jan
7
15
30
.—100
Jan
2
500,
25
5'A Jun
18% Jun
26
Tide Water Associated
2,300
%!
50
'
Avenue
Ry-
(J R)——_
1% Apr
16
5
Sep
73/4 July
Feb
6% Aug
Dec
-
14
Dec
10'%
Jan
July
Jun
44'%
Sep
MarlO
,
32
2
Dec
4%
Sep
Jan 28
38
May
60%
5
3%
343% Feb 27
33/4 Jan
30
12
40
Jan
1%
Sep
5«/a July
Dec
Aug
7
4%
Jan
3%
Jun
6
Jan
24 3A
6% Jan 20
27yz Jan
11 Mar 27
8% Jan
—
38%
11
43/a Jan
3
Thompson Prods Inc—- -No par
Thompson-Starrett Co__— -No, par
-No par
$3.50 cum preferred
3,200
8%/
Thompson
1,300*
9%
Third
400
200;
.
18%'
Jun
3
May 20
.3% Apr
—1
Co„
42
Dec
4% May
Dec
33/4
2
383/4 Mar 27
Sep
463/a
Dec
5% Mar
6% Jun
preferred— -No par
-No par
—i—i
9%
Feb
/
30 'A
6
Nov
Dec
2
/ Jan 27
34% Jan 14
5%
38% Aug
33A Jan
Dec
34%
3
Sep
7% July
Dec
1%
Aug
24'%
3% May
16
39% Jan
5'% Aug
25
Dec
27
3
Jan
July
18% July
23'A Jan
Dec
73/aJan
conv
2 3%
Dec
20% May 6
3% Miff* 6
:21'
Dec
Jan
Dec
117%
9
;
Jan
Apr
9%
% 4'% Apr 28
Mfg Co—— -No par
The Fair
34
'k
i"c
10
30
Coal & Oil-
3
14
t 15%
7.'% May 14
—25
Texas Pacific Land Trusts- ——1
wlOO
320
5%
5
Jan
5% Jan
July
Thatcher
3'%
5%
126
Nov
8 3/a
8%
50
9
x
6'A
Dec
Texas k Pacific Ry Co..—
400
$3.60
18%
11
Apr 20
a% Mar
7
—5
Produc'g Co—. -No par
-No par
Sulphur—
Texas Gulf
700
■
47
*1%
574
19
—:
Corp———_
Texas Pacific
2%
*32
1
(The).———
Texas Gulf
40
3'%
2%
*18%
Texas Co
6%
,1? 47
34
Tennessee
700^
4%
9%
553/4 Jan
3
Apr
Corp
.
14
4
1,200
5'%
i
8 'A Jan
Dec
33%
5
.
1% Jan
19% Mar 11
J—
53/a Jan
15'A" Feb 21
133/4 Jan
32
500;
30%'
*2%
3%
*5%
5%'
8%
Jun
Apr 28
-9
400
*37
47'%
*2
2
*3/a
9-/4
9
2
Mar 26
4,000
9%
2%
*32
9V4
i<r
*8%
%
9
9
'
6V4 May 19
16
116 3%
1
—;
Telautograph Corp—
2'A
4%
40
a%
19
18 %
43
100
Paper Co
Talcott Inc (James)
83%
*63/a
,'
47%
32
5%
*
Apr
33/4 Jan
v.5 % % partic preferred- .——50
333/4
/ 30
6%
*2'/a
,/3%
2
5%
19%
*%
,uu
10
*8%
*5%
♦18%
4
4
;
2%
?->: 5%
93%
*37
~
49
*3Va
2%
5%
.
%
4%
*9
*6%
:
2%
2 Va
32
19%
.'i
40
*46
34
*1%
1%
*
3%
*32
6%
*37
49
*3'/a
34
1%
2%
*1%
3%
3 Va
*32
34
*32
*46
9%
*6%
2%
4%
;
*9
40
*2'%
46
46
50
*46
2%
*2'/a
2%
*2 '/a
5
5
3 Va Mar
i
;
„
Corp
Symington-Gould
••
*8%
5%
■
•
■2
33%
30%
5%
5
35%/
ns/4
8%
*8
34
5%
9%
^
—
800
4
*32%
>
2
30 Va
5
Steel
Sutherland
43/4
*4%
5
35%
*32 %
5%
6%
Jun
par
(The)— —No. par
Superior Oil Corp
Superior
20 Va
*3%
30%
5
66
4
5%
*9
Dec
*3%
30 %
*6%
51
Swift International Ltd—:
534
:
9
2
1,900'
30%
4%
57
5'/a Jan
23
*30%
7
Jan
Apr 24
Dec
48'% Aug
"
23
2%
9'%
40
>
No par
Superheater Co
100
*3
33%
4%
Dec
23
*2%
*6'%
Dec
29
223/4
33%
*9 Va
33
Iff
3J/a May 27
,203A Apr 30
2%
5
3
34% Jan
—10
2%
7
33'% Jan
May 20
Sweets Co of Amer (The)——12'%
Swift & Co
25
33%
10
46%
2,600
2%
*6 3/8
34% July
Feb
:_1
^
Nov
25% Mar
33
223/4.
34%
*4%
5
:
223A Mar
25'%
42
10
__1
(The)
Dec
17%'Mar
24
—25
L S__%—No par.
Class A pfd (4%% cum)
^-100
Sunshine Mining Co——100
1,200
93/4
*19
*
43/4
*2%
*9
Sun Oil Co
200
1%
*9%
19%
2%
5 '/a
6
Webster—No
21% Mar
42% Jan 27
22%
/
*3
*2%
*
27% Jan
4% Mar
Dec
Apr 28
30% Apr 24
25'A Apr 28
_25
227/a
*19
2%
*
20
Dec
10%
5
9% May 20
173/a Feb 13
2 Va
34 %
V,
*1
10^
*9%
2
*8
8
8
34%
*8
*12%
1%
1
5
.
100
49
% 12% "12%
•35%
*13/4
*2
*1%
2
*4%
Stone &
70
4
1% Jan
%
8 3%
1
14
22% Feb
Stokely Bros k Co Inc
Studebaker Corp
700
22%
*32%
13'% Jan
Mar 14
Corp___J__
3,400
,
33/4
123
*22%
;
35%
(The)
1,200.
4%'
122 %
4%
4
Apr 28
Stewart-Warner
33/4
223A
4
4
4
4
Stai'rett Co
6
6
Sterling Products Inc—-J—%
122%
22%
22%
per share
'/a- Nov
s
14
.
18
Standard Oil of Ohio
1
GOO
4
*47
49
*22%
22%
7
.
1% Jan
—_25
Calif
800
3%
19%
*3
43/4
22%
i\ Jan
v
11% Jan
No par
Oil of Indiana.
of
900'
.4%
4%
*33/4
10
*19
19%
*3
•22%
=
•
5%
4%
■;;; 4%
*122'/2
123
*93/a
9%
*19
43/4
*3%
4%
*47
1%
13
per share
^
49
*12%
1
20 %
4
4%
3%
13
*3
*3%
4%
3%
10
*19%
43A
*3
54 %1
5%
4%
*122%
1%
*9%
10
*9%
•54
6
4%
3%
Jun 25.
1—No par
Oil
Standard Oil of New Jersey
300
4%
122%
$ per share
3A Apr 25
5'% May 14
.—No par
...
Standard
'
•
300
4%
%
82
-
prior preferred—No par
Standard
.
8,200
10,600
25%
43/8
33/4
•
•
29%
29%
5%
122
—No par
$7 cum prior preferred-,
6,700 f
*24
*3%
49
;
25%
:
4%
49%
20%
54% " 54%
54%
-
13%
1%
35 Va
29%
'
233/4
34%
6
4%
3%
*13
13%
*1
23%
35
*49
123
3%
233/4
34%
*5%
■
49%
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34
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1%
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2
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7
18
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12
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9% Mar
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22
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32
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26
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2
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403/4 Feb
5
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3A Dec
6
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24
16
13
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4
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60
19
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2
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—
14
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11
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3/4 Mar
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50
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3
57% Jun
par
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—
43% Jan
123/4 Mar 17
——1
-No
—
28
83/4 Jan
-No par
——
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preferred——..-No par
-No par
City Rapid Tran
7 % preferred—— —100
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5%
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25%
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26
5,700
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23% Jun
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95
95
95
400
10 3A
11
5%, conv preferred—^——100
Un Air Lines Transport——-—5
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89
Apr 17
7% Apr 17
9% Mar 10
preferred————1—100
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95%
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27
2%
Dec
23/e
Dec
3
Mar 12
2% Apr 17
77'% ADr
9
87
Feb
25
17
33% Jun
26
Jan
7
6% May 14
40% May 13
159
May
1
3% Jan
6
113/i Jan 26
50
Jun
172
Jan
5
63A Jan
18
14
83
117
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Jan
143/4 Nov
4%
4
•
93%
Dec
Sep
July
Oct
9%
,
Feb
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July
73/4
Dec
13
July
37%
Dec
170
69%
183
Apr
Jan
Jan
4% Apr 27
34'A Jan 30
40
17
33
Feb
43
24% Apr
34% Jan 27
20
Apr
33'% Aug
28
Jun
47/a
Feb
9'/a
Jun
Jun
Apr 28
2'/a
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2
11
Jun
26
5%
Apr
Jan
20
114
Jun
10
54%
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17
20'A
Dec
31% Aug
2
25%
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34'A
Feb
24% Jan 25
18%
Apr
26
Sep
%
Dec
22% May
1
26'A Jun
.1-10
26% May
1
30
10
100
-50
50
No par
100
....
-
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3% Jan
—20
——
preferred
Dec
8'%
Jan
par
1
U S Tobacco Co—I.
7%
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30
2 '/a
—
—
17
15% Jan
20
No
par
25
Apr 27
% Apr
No par
U S Steel Corp
—
106'% Jan
>
7
3% 1st preferred—i
Preferred
Dec
93% Mar 27
.,113A Apr 28
99
U S Smelting Ref & Min
Preferred
11,500
4'A
5% Jan 16
53/a July
-
100
U 8 Plywood Corp-i.
Co
11
—No par
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45
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10
Prior
%
74
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1
_No par
preferred———No par
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100
21%
45
107%
900
3% Mar
par
1st
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75
19
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21%
.
45
44
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%
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19
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—
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26
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400
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29
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17
page
Jan
26
75
see
10%
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footnotes
1
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76%
For
3% Jun
29
U
Sep,
Sep
Nov
Gas
26
*21
33/a
51
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400
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3/4
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203/a May
3% Apr
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27
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10
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27/a
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29
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25 3A
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23/4 Jan
50
Jan
79
U S Leather Co—__———No
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13A Apr 28
34'% May 12
1%
42
500
3%
10
110
6% Jan 28
Sep
_21Ya Sep
Dec
U S Industrial Alcohol——No par
10
16% Jan 15
Dec
Dec
May
600
*2%
25
52
Dec
60
25'
♦103
15
5
30
25%
3%
26
5
*24%
10 %
35
Feb
3/a Jan
2
3
50
110
19
20
27
Jan
Feb
39%
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45% Jun
Jan
113%
Mar
♦37%
10
Dec
5
39%
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143/4 July
Feb
Dec
1083/4
35
♦37'%
10'A
8%
5
72% Jan
39%
104'A
Jan
18
4% Apr 15
Cos———5
500
9%
Mar
1
8%
26
13% Jun
3
Coal
5%
25
17'/a
253/a Jun
33%
47
May
48% Jun
*7%
*165
Jan
9 3/a
July
5
15
11% Jun
Co———No. par
5%
473/4
170
443/a
Electric
53A
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31
Dec
Fruit
*5%
48
170
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Dec
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Jan
Jan
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31%
8'/a
1
24%
6
T
—
53A
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76%
65%
33
May
33
United Drug Inc
———5
United Dyewood Corp10
Preferred———1—_
100
Freight CO—
.——No par
XJ S Gypsum Co————
—20
7 % preferred-.—
.———100
U S Hoffman- Mach Corp—-A—5
5'% % conv preferred—-—^——50
44
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16
24 '
Feb
85%
85%
,
United
13'%'
3%
37
United Corporation———No par
v
$3 preferred—
r—No par
Sep
61#
1043/4 Jan
112
16
Dec
Dec
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12'A Jun
Dec
57'%
73
United
98
81
11%
5
United
13'%
*3
*78%
par
30
Sep
200
98
*27%
Carbon Co———No
4
Nov
112%
2,000
13%
3
United
22% Jun 25
1153/4
/■" 200
98%
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3%
*3
133/4
6,600
May
Jan
Dec
52 3A
27
-
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23
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22%
5%
■
3
3%
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.
40
4%
4%
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♦37%
47%
170
5%
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10%
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3
3
10%
28%
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434
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39
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3
3
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11%
26'%
43A
200
5'A
,
United
.30
11%
*5% :
*4%
54
81% Feb
4%. preferred——-—;
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100%
x
133/4 Jan 29
77% Feb
17
18%
*25%
53
1
2
74% Jun
il
43/4
54%
54%
10
633/4 Jan
600
45
27%
6
Union Pacific RR Co———100
A
aa
Jan
Union Oil of California——___25
3,100
110
*17
45
108
16
1,500.
% 800
11%
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36% Jun
1,700
;
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110
27%
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13
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13
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12
12
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42
42
18%
6
76%
94%
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12
May
100% Mar 24
68
11%
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Sep
1123A Jan
108
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763%
95%
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Jan
79%
67%
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13 Va
12%
Feb
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110
Dec
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24%
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7
60
67%
24%
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Sep
5
3
767*
24%
13 %
pfd—-No par
series
37%
9'A Jan
74% Jan
66 7i
24%
105 %
$4.50
Dec
17
Apr 28
76%
23 %
12%
Preferred
2
7% Apr
58
10%
24 Va
105 %
Union El Co of Mo $5
.
27% Jan
par
77
24
13%
50
350
No
—No par
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67
25%
110
112%..
104
Fisher Co
Carbide &
10 3%
24
13%
Union
*76
25
*105%
Union Bag & Paper
7,100;
67
;
23%
11'/a
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3,000
647%
*111%
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23 %
1,800
8 %
8
64%
643A
112
112
104'A
8
64%
36%
36
34%
8
65%
13% Mar
54
17
Mar 11
6
183/4 Jun
8
Mar 10
77% Jun
51% Jan
14
37% Apr 17
58
1
Feb
20
Apr
28
44% May 20
107% May 15
15% Apr 29
39 3A Mar 27
7T
9
Jan
19
553/4 Jan
1193/4 Jan
13
24
3
Jan
5
46% Jan
14
4% Aug
103/4
105
Sep
Oct
2'/a July
Dec
28%
58
Dec
103%
Sep
43%
Dec
65 Va
Apr
13%
69
76'%
Dec
19'%
42
Jan
130
Dec
Jan
33'/a
Dec
Mar
Jan
70%
Dec
47
105%
Sep
x
Jan
50 3%
Nov
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
June 22
June 23
June.20
$
$ per
share
per
$ per
share
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
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25
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5
12
6
52% Jan
6
43%
12% Jun
41
100
142
Apr 24
150% Jan
147
Apr 30
159
—
May
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.
$ per share
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Feb
44
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15
par
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—
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156
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34% May 20
par
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100
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EXCHANGE
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Friday
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June 25
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June 24
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STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Monday
;
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1%
Jan
1%
Jan
62
Sep
16%
Jan
Nov
64
Sep
May
6
140
May
157
Jan
21
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28
July
112% Jan 12
115% Jan
30
111%
6
39%
'
*25
26
28%
'400'
*70
7
V" *7
5
75
7
19%
*17%
prefj.
5%
Jan
Mar
27%
Sep
2%
Jan
Jan
19
2% Jan
19
%
Dec
33% Jun
15
18%
Dec
28% July
4
115% Feb
25
118% July
Mar 11
6% May 22
1
114
Dec
Jan
29
11
Dec
23%
Sep
31% Jan
20
30%
Dec
42
Jan
29% Jan
7
29
Dec
33%
96 Vs Mar
5
89
Feb
105
Nov
9
135
Mar
143
Jun
19
3
120
1
July
57
25% Jan
—100
138
Jan
Feb
10% Mar 25
16% May 22
25
Apr
1
22% Jun
No par
Aug
45
2
Apr 29
May 22
Jun 24
$1.25 preferred
116
8
—-100
—
Dec
Jun
20
1
Jan
Mar
57
.24
26
70
Vultee Aircraft Inc—
600
200
19
14
__25
25
Detinning Co—.
Preferred
Jan
22% Jan
110% May
Dec
Mar
55
.
No par
pfd—_100
Co——■
preferred
—
Vulcan
20L
7%
18%
18%
6%
L
130
"
$6
Pow
Coal & Coke
41% Jan
1
18% May 26
,
_100
Virginian Ry
•200
*27%
*120
El &
May
30
53% Feb 19
No par
Chem—
div partic preferred
Va Iron
28
75
18%
18%
Va
40'
26
130
7
6%
7-'
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*17%
:
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Va-Carollna
2;300[
2,100
33 Va
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15%
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70
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75
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76
31
15%
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20
20
32
•
Apr
14 % Jun 25
-7% Jun 24
>19
Mar
9
100
Victor Chemical Works
•*
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2
28
-
15
——100
32%
•
*25
26
preferred--!.—.
1st
Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry
% Aug
Jan
6
3
Jan
•
Chemical Co———_—-5
Vick
"'*14%
15%
7%
30
53
21%
31%
114
i
37
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1%
*14%
*25
26
26
114%
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53
*19%
31%
114
22%
114%
'
A
29% Feb
20% Jan
-1-—.5
Raalte Co Inc
Van
too-
n Jan 30
2
20
22
No par
2.50
Corp of Am
Van Noiman Mach Tool
37
*36
•
2
2
;
114
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16
28 3A
28%
28%
28%
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26
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54
31%
31%
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16
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2
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114
113%
113%
16
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20%
20%
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313/a
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114
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38
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32%
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■.;<
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115
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115
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8 %
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i—100
!...
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Vanadium
1,000
•400'
15%
"f
*7%
22%
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22%
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*114
-38
193/4'"..
■'19%
2%
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22%
114%
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38
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24%
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22%
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24
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51%
52
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103
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Wayne Pump Co
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Webster
69 V2
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102
1
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50
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50
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68%
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68
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4,000
westinghouse El & Mfg—-
.
119% '
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6%
50
5350
20
20
60%
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61%
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61
13
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13
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17
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62
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15
62
26 Va
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47
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44%
51%
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y
t
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18%
263/4
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1
.'300
27%
15 V- y;,y
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Pow 6%
-
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth
12,1001
*113%
118
*10%
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118
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♦6%
6%
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6 3/a
-
193%
103%
10%
11
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117%
29%
29
29
80
80
80
80
8
8
73%
73%
7%
13%
12%
.
.
86
2
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•
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;
and
20%
Jan
Deo
4%
Jan
7 3%
asked prices;
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12%
13%
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1%
13
*1%
1%
1%
1%
no
sales
on
r^Cash -jsale. ,*;s Special :,sale,s..
15
163A Mar
25% July
Feb
3
65% Mar
74%
70
Dec
Apr 25
91
Jan
22
41% Apr 27
36
Apr 27
104
Jan
8
99%
Dec
93
Jan
8
89
Nov
9
112
Mar
15
Dec
1
6
113% Jan
Feb
6
99% May 28
12% May 9
.-2
Apr 28
4Va May 20
104% Jan
2
16% Jan
88
3
18
Apr 28
Mar 11
Jan
107%
Jan
117%
Jan
20% July
107
Apr
13A
Jan
115
•>
15% Dec
3% Jan 27
Oct
29% July
Dec
4% July
8% Jan
28
9
July
U Jan
27
.' jTa
Feb
1 %
May
27% Apr
2
18%
Feb
31%
Nov
5
15
Dec
24% July
19% Feb
63% Apr 24
117% Apr 29
104%
106%
Jan
4%
Dec
6
71
Oct
105
Jan
Jan
28
118
Dec
141
Mar
29% Feb
2
81% Jan
127
31 Va Jan
•
Jun
27%
27 V*
8
34%
Jan
36% July
Apr
7
105
Apr
112
Aug
60
Aug
65
July
93
Jan
22
85
Dec
100
Jan
19 Va Jun 25
58% May 9
13
May 5
27% Feb
4
21V,
Apr
303% July
60 Va Jan
29
58%
Dec
76
15
Apr
17
10 >%
Jan
157/a July
15% Jan
5
10%
Dec
17%
Jan
3 7/a Jan
26
23%
Dec
8 %
July
3% Jan
27
2Ve
Dec
5%
Jan
Jun
50
88
6
Apr 18
Jan
8
1061/2 Jan
441% yy
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46
:
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pfd__——100
;
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13%
1%-
v
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8
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293%
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Yale & Towne Mfg.
.
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i
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preferred series A
Youngstown Steel Door
13%
13%
13%
3,900
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1,700
'■
•
5%%
-
-No par
No par
•
100
-No par
•
Zenith Radio- Corp——t—No par
v Zohite Products Corp
1
,
Premier Food Stores, Inc.
41
Feb
54 Va
13
18%
Dec
26 % July
53
2% Jun
18
1%
Dec
23% May
lVi Mar- 6
4% Apr 29
1% Jan
3
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
6Va Jan
5
3 Va
Apr
6 Va
Dec
3% May 13
6 3/a Jan
20
4Va
Dec
7
733% Jan
13
60%
Dec
77
Sep
107V2 Jun
1
109%
Oct
115
Nov
7
19%
Dec
6
15% Jan
2
-10% Apr 28
111% Jan
3
B—l
100
—
Young Spring & Wire-'
>300'
12%
—
Youngstown S & T
1;300
1,000
Preferred
tin receivership,
a Deferred delivery,
b Name changed from Union
Ex-diyid,epdsc -.y Ex-right?.;: 5 C^ilfd: fpr, Tedemption.7,; ITT :..r
this day.
—25
Co
Yellow Truck.& Coach cl
k
>300
*
No par
'
1,400-
*6 Va "v"6V4
29'%
*78
=500
jWrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
12
^T4% Jun 22
*-118% May 27
111
Feb 13
4214 Jun 17
- 44
Jun 9
• 80
Jun 23
• 39
Apr 24
Prior
20
300 ?-
.,
117% < •-•*113/4' 117%
29 V4 '
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11-:-
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*7%
85
53% y
Jan
22% Jan
21% May
(F W) Co————10
6lb
f~~~ %
Jaa
1% Apr 15
-
preferred A————
100
preferred B
,_1
-100
pfd 41/2% series!
—100
Prior pfd 4%% Conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical-!-,
No par
I-
121
■'
53% •' yyy 53'%
6%.
—
•
• -r
-
T%
Dec
1%
6
56
May 25
107% Jun
1
18% Jun 25
—5
7%
(———
■
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C:;y*4i%
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-
63/a.
29%
29
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:
117%- -*113%
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6%
6%
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85
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81%
13
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46
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533/4
29 Va
30
30
85
*53%
19%
19%
19%
11
*80%
10%
3
15% Apr 23
Worthington P & M (Del)—;No par
1400
131
"'
10%
'
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46
*78%
533/4
19%
20
11%
121 ;•,: y
"r *41% v44%
81
80
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51%
-
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131
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121.
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,
"
"*107/8
13
2% Feb
20% Jan
Jun1 25
Mar 6
1% Apr 29
- 40
May 6
2——1
—No par
-20
L
Wisconsin El
i—i
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86
52%
52%
*112 %
131 .y:
♦108
y
.
,44%
'
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153/4 Jun
6
May 18
1% Jan
—
Oct
-wU—'
^
18
■'Willys-Overland Motors———1
6% conv preferred
10
Wilson & Co Inc
i
No par %.'■
:500
:■
18%
i
.
2,100-
■■
v
■'■■
47
♦43
131
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131
*108
44%
*42
Jan
17% July
-12
3
"
*112%
Sep
233/4
Dec
_
—
Apr
•
No par
Spr Co
$4 conv preferred
Prior
Wilcox Oil & Gas
.200
2;700 f-
53/8"'
:" "'*5%
'5%
43/a. yyy
*41/4
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'
118
i,,/.' .*i8
'
38
Dec
—
21%
50
-
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60%
60
61%
118
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1 %
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2%
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2
y
White
White Sewing Mach Corp
JVe-Z£
v
-17%
*16%
~
•:
Feb
10%
•'
Feb
"
19
13% May 27
-
Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co
'300
'
*30
1% July
Dec
14
Jan
' 100% Jun
i——No par
^
No par
120
L
-—t—l
■
■"■V White
2,300
: t%
"
;
%
Sep
Dec
Dec
25
22
7 Wheeling Steel Corp
$5 conv prior pref
<900
:
.
■
12%
6%
77
Jan
53
1% Jan 29
26
% May 18
23 % Feb 18
Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co.i—_100
5%% conv preferred
100 1
.
v
M
20%:
'
*3% y 3%
•■*2
2%
-
•
85
*76
Feb
16
Jan
5
v
No par
$4.50 preferred
2 3A
3
5% Jan
74
13% Feb
23
.
26%
3
Westvaco Chlor Prod——No par
J—
1 Va
Apr
.■■•../.:
20
19%
*26% >529%
Dec
13 Va
2
'
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Elec
%
9
8
_12.50
Weston
v
18
i
18
-
preferred
Sep
Jun
U Feb
21% Jun
Feb
'—50
—50
1st
50
102'AT 02%
-•*40 T ! 50 ;.
;85
u
*
5,100-
200'
6%
39% Jan
-102
May
12% May
2,300
'•
Dec
25 J/4 Jun
Juns 18
■
14%
*23
102%
-No par
.
%100!
2%
6
34
-
Pulp & Pap Co
15%
—
59% May 20
—100
_—100
pfd
100
23%
y
67%
*26% y 29%
50
■
•
-No par •
Western
■
300
i
5%
%
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r
102
85 y;
■■■
- -
—No par
:
!
Sep
Feb
6
33A May
Jan
Sep
xl234
5
15% Jun
36
25% May
16
Jun
11V2 Jan 15
par
No par
i
preferred—
preferred
West Va
-
••
1,700
2%
.
14%
V
119%
*23
.
102 %
102%
—No
36
3
1
12
——1
—
Eisenlohr
5
4% Jan
26
4
13% Jun 16
preferred
■—!
l
.100
Auto Supply Co
10
Western Maryland
100
4% 2d preferred
i
100 '
Western Pacific 6% preferred—_100 •
Westefn Union Telegraph——_100
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par1
15%
v"
v,*4
,14%;
67%
i 700*
103
l-.-f Jtfo
;V 23%
24."
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'
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12%
2
1
2
Mar
Jun
25
5
—
West Penn Pr Go 4%%
: 150'
+
7%
6%
"
*23%
*123/4
•
% Jan
U Jun
Jan
* '25% Jun
par
No par
West Penn El class A
1100
I
52 s
&.. 2 %
5%
;::■••;• %
23%
14%
Pipe
$4 conv preferred
i
,65
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2%;
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*
>
Fdy &
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
400
5
*
46.
v
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15%
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2%-
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5
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.
.
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133/a
4
17
102
'■
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14 Jun
19
—_
J—-No
2%
12% -12%
n.
103
*98
;■
15%
15
T
Receipts——
Waukesha Motor Co
V107 ' A: 107 '
107%
13
13%
*98
103
=15
*16 ' /
213/a
61%
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No par
22
%jfApr 27
'May 14
x65
—No par
UOO
16 %
52
*
'
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Feb
4
par
—
143/4
46
107%
54
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;
% May
16
100
.—5
Washington Gas Lt Co
>
2V«
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y
>51
•
23%';':, ,:y 24-%. •"24%
•
102
y
50
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2% Jun
par
.No
Warren
'
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6%
16
13% Mar 23
"
59
13%
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4%
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y.v
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102. ?: 1023/4
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A,
par
-
1300
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i
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119/2
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14
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68%
70%
70
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$3 preferred
40
i
25%
Vs !
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60 "
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60
:,l:/ 14%
143/4
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preferred
Receipts
i
25"%
* 25
v'-.
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17
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20
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80
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....
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2432
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
NOTICE—Prices
"and
are
Interest"—except for Income
and defaulted bonds.
Ended June
Week
Last
Interest
Period
£6
or
3-D
-1944-1954
.....
Treasury 3%s__
January 1
Low
No.
High
Week
Treasury 3%S_„
3s
107.16
108.27
109.17 110.8
109.13
~1
102.21
104
1
103.7
104.7
105.20
107.18 108.14
Treasury: 2%s„. .J
5
109.14 110.29
CUba
MS
11945-1947
1948-1951
M-S
.
1951-1954
;
Treasury 2%s—
Treasury 2%s—
M-S
—1958 •1963
107.4
108
110.28
110.17
4%s
107.16
108.31;
*108.18 108.25
107.2
108.16
109.31
,-1960. ■1965
J-D
108.16
J-D
*104 .29 105.5
105.3
M-S
*106 .24 106.31
106.17 107.7
—1949 •1953
....
*110 .5
106.13
J-D
110.13
106 .13 106.17
M-S
*106 ,25 107
106
*103 .28 104.4
103.6
_1956- •1958
M-S
M-S
103 .8
101,2
103.8
101 .2
101.10
100
J-D
*105 .3
105.11
*28%
*27
101.8
J-D
*105. .7
105.14
1947
J-D
*104, 10 104.17
..
100
^
.
Low
2
F-A
*100
;
J-J
1945
A-1951
A-O
series B
80
46
100% 107
106
115
15
21
*17;
20
20
29
48%
47%
47
47%
39%
F-A
39%
A-O
35%
1942
M-S
3
»
42
22%
2
63
35%
73%'
67
1
59
70
68
,
26%
28
67
68
M-S
3
35%
73
68
9
72
67
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39%
33%
73
A-O
:
83
9
4
*18%
,\:i
.1962
—_1940
75
100% 101
a.
,
18«^
102% 102%
100
103%
..
—
J-J
•
100
12%
99% 101
109% 111
...
A-O
1952
ser
;
J-D
97
18%
78
29
32%
30
17%
100
*101%
.
29%
31
25%
18%
104 %
*102%
v,
High
25%
26%
31%.
29%
*17%
;
J-D
.1953
(Rep of) 8s
5%^ 2d series
100.24 101.21
1954- 1956
1948- 1950
M-S
15 1948- 1950
101, 9
J-D
101.17
A El
103.27
74
63
73%
61%
70
65
70
8
14
AO
*65%
61
70
101.12
69%
*65
69
J-J
'11%
13
1967
J-J
*8%
1945
M-S
75%
.1949
dep.!
(Republic of) 7s
J-D
.
104.27
Finland
102
101
45
A-O
1948
_„1969
—
Salvador 8s ctfs of
AEstonia
105.21
104.5
..Jun 15
1949- 1951
J-J
*ioo. 19 100.25
1949- 1951
M-S
*100. 16 100.22
100.11
J-D
100 14 100.14
100
100.22'
1953- 1955
J-D
*103 15 103.23
102.22
103.24
6%
13%
75%
65
85
98
66
85
82
85
100.20
1951- 1955
(Republic) extl 6s—
French Republic 7s stamped-
103.27 104.24
100.28 101.5
-Sept 15
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
No.
103.14 105.16
*101, ,1
-1952- 1955
—Dec
Range Since
January 1
Sold
26%
26%
M-N
F-A
5y2s__.
§ A 1st series 5y2s of 1926
102.18 103.14
J-J
—1951- •1953
—MarTs
of
25%
.'w
J-J
§ A 2d series sink fund 5%s
1940
Customs Admin 5%s 2d series—1961
5%s 1st series___
^_1969
104.6
1967- •1972
Bonds
;
..
M-S
1949
External gold 4%s
107.2
M-S
:
og
Z
M-N
1949
SADominican Rep Cust Ad 5%s
105.24 106.23
11
——1950 •1952
4—L—1952' ■1954
—
High
26%
.
*•
J-D
.-
JAADenmark 20-year extl 6s__—-1942
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-1955
105.25
.1948
wks
ASinking fund 8s
110.16
.1945
2%s....
Treasury 2%s_..
Treasury 2%s___
Treasury 2%s—Treasury 2%s—.
Treasury 2'As—
Treasury 2y4s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s——
Treasury 2s._...
Treasury '2s__....
Treasury 2s
'*m i-
F-A
,
—.1977
debt....
A Czechoslovakia
108.15 109.25
*109 21 109.28
J-D
A Public
107.30
*109.15 109.23
—
—
external
Sinking, fund 5 %s__
105.13 106.9
105.17
*107.16 107.24
.
Treasury 21/2s__.
Treasury
..
•
M-N
(Prov) Argentina 7s.l—..1942
Rica (Rep of) 7s
,,..'.1951
(Republic of) 5s of 1904.....1944
External 5s of 1914 series A-,
External loan 4%s.._
Treasury 2%s__'.
Treasury 2%s—
A-O
Cordoba
109.5
100.14
110.13 110.15
*105.9
—
—
J-D
1956-1959
Treasury 2%s... —i-..:
*100.6
•
—
M-S
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
,107.29
*106.28 107.4
M-S
Treasury 2%s„.
Treasury 2%S—.
26
A Costa
110.24 110.24
110.24
"
—1951-1955
....U955-1960
.
Treasury 2%s__.
transactions
range for the year,
104.20
1
103.7
104.7. 104.7
J-D
j.1946-1948
.....
Treasury 3s
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Ended. June
Mtge Bank 6%sX--—.1947
ASinking fund 7s of 1926..
1946
ASinking fund 7s of 1927
1947
Copenhagen (City) 5s.i.—.X
1952
25-year gold 4y2s_.
1953
1
103.7
—
the only
are
Low
el07.13 el07.13
—
J-D
J-D
100
102.24 102.24
A-O
-1946-1949
——...1949-1952
..
*109.5
A-O
1943-1945
1944-1946
_.
...
unless they
range,
High
114.14 116.2
115.10
107.16 107.16
**
J-D
1943-1947
—
;
MS
—1946-1956
1
Treasury 3%s,_
Treasury 3l/aS.._
week's
the
A Colombia
*115.3
A-O
...1947-1952
—
Treasury 3%S_:l
Treasury 3%s_i
Treasury
New York Stock
Range Since
Sold
Government
S,
Treasury 4%s__
:
Treasury 4s
disregarded In
are
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
U.
Cash and deferred delivery sales
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
YEARLY
-
indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period"
New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY
-
footnote in the week in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the
and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a
the week,
Monday, June 29, 1942
.
*104. 11 104.18
,7s
unstamped
*82%
1949
*82
Greek Government—
A7s
A 6s
part paid—..
1964
*8%
16%
part paid
1968
9%
9%
8%
6%
9
9%
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
3'As
—————1944-1964
———
—1944-1949
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
MS
3s
M-N
1944-1952
M-N
—
3s series A———
—
60
103.28 104.23
2
Irish Free State extl
-I960;
M-N
*76%
82
*100
1957
A-O
6%
*101.13 101.19
J-D
Corporate Stock.i.-.._...^_1980
f 5s_
s
*
AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s
102% 103
AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s__
__1954
Mcndoza (Prov) 4s readjusted-—.19541
Mexican; Irrigation-:A4%s stamped assented
1943
M-N
AMexico
98% 106
55
1945
Q-J
;
1947
F-A
AGtd sink fund 6s__-.—
1948
A-O
4s__—1968
coll 7s A—__.1945
(Dept)
A External
(US) extl 5s of 1899 £
A Assenting 5s of 1899
:
A Assenting 4s of 1904_.____„
25
42
32%
12%
10%
*12
13%
33
;
%
10%
11%
11
20
•
6%
8
13
1
J-D
;78%
2
78%
72
82%
'
6%
6%
5%
*5%
*7%
5%
7%
5
7%
5%
.
1954
J-D
6%
6%
29
5%"
7%
4s of; 1910—1945
JS
6%
6%
33
5%
7%
J-J
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7%
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>
14%
14%c
J-J
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13
11
J-J
*12
13%
10%
14%,
A-O
*12
12%
10%
14%
AExternal sec s f 7s 2d series—1957
A-O
*12
12%
10%
14%
12%
11
714
■:;«
18%
29
A Sec external s f 6%s
1958
16%
17%
35
16%
17%
,17
82
M-S
82
14%
3l7/a
s
f 7s series C„
s
s
f 7s
1945
f 7s series D
AExternal
AExternal sec
Antwerp
.
•
1945
A-O
f 7s 3rd series—1957;
s
12%
J-D
external: 5s_...._.1958
(City)
*29
External
M-N
94%
94
94%
1971
,—1972
M-N
79%
79%
79%
F-A
74
74
74%
Feb..:
S f extl conv loan 4s
8 f extl conv loan 4s Apr—
A-O
74%
J-J
61%
74
69
(Commonw'lth)
1927
External g 4%s
of 1928
71%
79%
External
74%
1944
F-A
M-S
58
58%
13
56
56
51%. 58%
50% 57
65%
29
95%
19
83
3
83
12
83
96
§ A Brazil (U S of) external 8s_
AExternal s f 6y2S of 1926—
.1941
J-D
35%
36%
54
22%
36%
.1957
A-O
32%
33%
39
18%
'33%
f 6%s of 1927—
32%;
.1957
A-O
A 7s
.1952
J-D
Brisbane
.1957
M-S
•58
.1958
F- A
*62
.1950
J-D
32%
33
65%
s
—1955 \
(City) sink fund 4%s_.,
APanama
(Rep) extl s f 5s ser A.1963
A Stamped assented 5s_—
..1963
Stamp mod 3%S ext to
1994
M-N
Ext
95
M-S
sec
ref 3'/2S series B„_
18%
65%
Apernambuco
34
APeru
66
ANat loan extl s f 8s 1st ser.
70
ANat Loan extl
44
75
33%
19%
39
17
70
(State of) 7s.._.
1947
50
60
41%
27%
40
64%
65
A4%s assented——
AExternal sink fund gold 8s
-1977
M-S
63%
63
63%
31
*1976
F-A
65
65%
63
56
66 %
*1976
A-O
65%
65%
3
57%
65%
,*1975
M-N
66%
66 %
65%
66%
3
59
67
i $ bonds—**
-1984
J-J
44
-1960
A-O
106%
-1952
M-N
102
-1945
F-A
100%
-1961
J-J
100
100
-1944
J-J
100
100
-1967
J-J
13 %
34
8%
13
32
7%
12%
49
7
15%
12%
67
7%
15%
f
13%
.
15%
A-O
"7%
*5%
*14% X-':'
1%
8%
14
8
15
9%
10%
7»/4
9%
10%
97/a
'
5%
10%
5%
49%
(Dom of) 30-yr 4s—
65
66%
101% 103%
*5%
A-O
A-O
1968,
A4%s assented
*70
10 4
12
12%
A-O
1958
58
12
A-O
1947
A Stabilization loan S f 7s
13%
57%
57%
,,
65%
12%
12%
J-D
1961
70
64%
*103
M-S
1960
i 6s 2d ser
s
*— ■67
65
M-S
.1959
(Rep of) external 7s
5 A Poland (Rep of) gold 6s——1940
(Province of)—
M-S
1
69
1
*55%
M-N
J-D
1967
36%
33%
34
F">
95%
37
__
External
s
f 4%-4%s_
Refunding s f 4%-4%s_;
External readj 4%-4%s_——
External s f 4%-4%s
2%
57%
♦40%
36%
74%
95
—
90%
A-O
59%
65
95
A 6s stamped*
84
53
*55
55%
89%
1
5
A-O
Municipal Bank extl
70%
74
83%
90%
57%
J-D
4s sink fund extl loan——
69%
44
90%
F-A
69
38
Oslo
*1961
75
48
..
57%
.
1965
38
1
95
Sinking fund gold 6s*——
17%
70
'
70
.1963
10
16
95
Buenos Aires
17%
82
72
*90%
f 5s——1970
74%
95
__
*62
1956
63%
95
s
F-A
7%
10%
75
1 '
..
A-O
—;
66
95
(Central Ry)—
(City) s f 5s—...
Sinking fund gold. 5s_
:
66
95
AExternal
6s
61%
J-D
•
•75
F-A
External $lnk fund 4%s_
External sink fund 4 'As
J-J
.—
M-N
■
__.1943
63%
M-S
t 7s_.——
.
J-D
—..1958
....
1
.1955
f 6s__
s
5s
37
.1955
s
External
f
Norway external 6s___—
94%
.1949
...
External
M-S
(State)—
;
1
:
f 5s_.—A...1957
s
M-N
——1956
Belgium external 6%s
s
M-S
1972
5s of '25-1955
-1957
External 5s of
...
88
"
Australia
,
External
8f external 4%s——_—:—1948
S f conv loan 4%s
.
ASec external & t 6%s_^_..—^.1959'
AMontevideo (City) 7s_.^...._
1952
■'
A 6s. series A
—1959
New South Wales
(National. Government)—
Argentine
,
77
5%
Mihas Geraes (State)—
1st -series——1957
AExternal
A External
:
6%
14%
12%
X-
58%
69
SATreasury 6s of 1913 assent—1933
43
25%
32 %
41
32%
32%
J-J
J-J
..1945
f 7s series B.
s
XX:
4i-
M-S
Akershus (King of Norway)
AAntioquia
*38
65
47%
Q-J
1945
J-D
—
•
Foreign Govt. & Municipal
Agricultural Mtge. Bank (Colombia)—
AGtd sink fund 6s_._„:__;
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2433
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4085
Volume 155
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Stock
Ended
Week
June
Last
Interest
Exchange
Railroad and Industrial
____1953
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1981
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51
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V
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62 %
36
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series C—1967
Buffalo Rochester & Pgh Ry—
Buffalo
48
69%
62
49%
32%
59
M-N
Buffalo Gen Elec 4'As B
68%
50%
33%
95% 100
48
59%
51'A
—1947
-1950
1957
gold 5s———
69
14
108
107
34%
53%
gold 5s_1945
1st lien & ref 5s series B—
29
107% 108
86%
19%
13%
„
*80
18%
12%
34%
48%
M-N
ref 6s series A_,
21
14
23
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A—
series
4s
1st
&
15%
75
13%
36
54%
72
99'A
,
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15
62%
5
-
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J-J
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52
a-o
Bklyn Union Gas 1st cons
17%
15
42 %
52
99 %
*
M-N
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17
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8
51
66%
66
J-J
39%
>
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series II
44%
-
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5s
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61
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———1955
M
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-——1961
1st mtge 4s series RR_—.—-—1960
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1955
Bklyn Edison cons M 3%s_—.
—1966
Bklyn Union El 1st gold 5s——.—1950
1st
143
j
26
24%
19%T
'.
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1951
1st gold
18%
111% 112%
gold 3'As series B__May 1 1989
y AGen 4%s series C—A—May 1 1989
AGen 4'As series E-.l4.-_-May 1 1989
i
Aroostock RR 1st 5s——1943
Big Sandy 1st mtge 4s_—
—1944
Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3'As———1950
11
16%
23
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.
u-n t: ;v
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15%
22
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J-J
—:—_—1958
:
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-
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j-j
.
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——_1951
Battle Creek & Sturgis 1st gtd 3s—1989'Beech Creek extl 1st gold 3'As—1951
Bell Telep of Pa 5s series B
—,1948
1st & ref 5s series C—_y,i.——1960
Belvidere Del cons 3'/2SJ——1943
Beneficial Indus Loan 2%s__
1950
2%s debentures—.———
—1956
Beth Steel 3'As conv debs———1952
Consol mtge 3'/4s series F_„—1959
Corisol mtge 3s series G
i__—-I960
Consol mtge 3'/4s series H—1965
7%
3
29
4%
3%
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—
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i
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A——1959
_.
7
25%:
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stamped
Boston &
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4s
\
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J-J
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^1966
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Chicago Ind & Sou 50-year 4s
1956
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t
Ref gold 4s extended to-—1951
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:
rr;
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Feb 11960
—
—1950
—1997
gold 5s„___—.1982
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s series A—-1988
r,
AGen inc mtge 4%s
,—2038
61%
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56%'
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—
20
M-S
B__——1—1977
ref 5s series A—
1971
AGen
(int at 17o to
V:
due——U-———2000
Ref & gen ser F (int at 17o to
Sep 1 1946) due
1996
10%
5
•
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Sep 1 1946)
40
4
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1948
Chicago & Erie 1st
95% 100 -7
5
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15
4
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& Eastern 111 RR—
AGen mtge inc (conv)—
1
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due_t_„——-1995
13%
Chicago
40
25%
15
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103%
u-s■
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due——_-1995"
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Dec 1
to
,
1946)
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f
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,
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1960
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73
6
30
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j-j
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(int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due——July 1948 1
45%
F-A
1954
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General 4s
66%
17
64'A
63'A
j-j
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12
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registered-———1949
Illinois Division 4s
—1949
4s registered
1949
100% 103%
B
y;
53
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
■
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tr 5s——il959
N
3'As
m-n
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52
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j-d
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-
15
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32
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V,-.'
j-j
July 1952
;
1964
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98
23
25
110% 112%
J-J
—May 11945
L & N
Oct 1952
Atlantic & Danville Ry 1st 4s——1948
Second mortgage 4s
1948
Atlantic
2
111 %
1944
1st cons 4s
coll tr 5s
coll gold 4s—
10-year
104 §2
j-d
unified 4'/2s
General
99%
111
ms
30-year 5s series B_.
Atlantic Coast
103%
97%
Wf«
.
102%
104
ref 4'/2s A——1962
Atl & Charl A L 1st 4'/2s A
—
„
101
j-j
1st gold 5s———-1946
&
Atl Knox & Nor
*100%
:
92%
87%
101
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93%
6
98
f
M-S
M-S
S
93
88%
4
97%
55
97% 101
173
53
J-J
(1938 issue)——1950
'
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4
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101
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of 1905—
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43
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90
101'A 101'A
M-N
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Conv gold 4s of 1909——..
1955
90
90
42%
48%
15
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General gold 4%s
1992
Ref & impt mtge 3%s D
1996
Ref & impt M 3'As series E„.—1996
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s_————1946
R & A Div 1st cons gold 4s
1989
2d consol gold 4s—
—1989
A Chicago & Alton RR ref 3s—1949
104% 106%
10
108% 109%
H 0 CO f5N VI*
Nov
99% 102 V*
6
*24
A-O
—____1987 ;
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S f deb 4%s (1935 issue)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s
97%
J-J
J-J
:—_„1987
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'
17
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v
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101
43
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1966
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107 '
43
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10
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.
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registered
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108
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gold 5s—__1987
—1987
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47
56
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101
100%
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.
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New Eng
*„
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109%
100%
;
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i
fund
'
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107%
100
95%
Jan
Memphis Ry Edge & Term 5s 1964
Armour & Co (Del) 4s By.
—1955
sink
:
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101%
105% 108%
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M-N
Ark &
1st
mtge 5s
Central
69%
59%
'
1995
——
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1950
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'
77
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17
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59 •"
68
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11
97
92%
88
101
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A-O
J-D
J-J
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1945
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1959
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1959
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A Mobile Div 1st gold 5s„-—^_1946
64
41
29
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107
,
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v
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105%
92%
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60
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J-J
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'63
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102
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111
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96%;
.
a-o
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deb
Co
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55'A
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92
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———1956
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*
'
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78
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5s
—_1961
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debentures
64
F-A
j-J
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1949
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45
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•
—
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1949
5
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-
140
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Celotex Corp
i
90
3s___.__1955
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Celanese Corp of America
93%
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62
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1950
1981
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62
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66
47
92
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1
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108% 112%
70%
97%
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•
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J-J
1949
20
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62
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1950
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■
85
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1949
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1
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84 %
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.
54
55
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63
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3%s
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105%
J-J
3%s;.—1972
:
1948
mtge
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s
6s
—1960
4%s
trust
January
Low
96%
96%
106%
J-D
1943
*
Alabama
gold 5s
J-D
5s___1943
A
cons
4s series B—
cons
trust
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High
lll'/s 111%
111%
J-J
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102
1944"
1954
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.
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,
M-S
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*
1st
101
1946
trust
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
J-J
J-J
6%s_—1946
4%s_
equipment trust ctfs
5s
62%
44%
100% 101
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'
deb stk perpetual—
4%
Pac Ry
Coll
•
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26
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72%
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or Frldiay's
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Exchange
June
\
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;
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Ended
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65%
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A
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High
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New York
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January 1
Sold
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
26
Bonds
Friday's
or
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York
Gen
&
gtd—
ref 4%s series
Cleve Short Line
B
1st gtd 4'As
—1942
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—1950
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1981
1961
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66
107
105
66
66
66
83%
2434
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
NEW YORK
BONDS
New
York
Cleve
Union
Stock
Ended
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
Term
Exchange
Sale Price
26
June
BONDS
gtd 5%s_>
B gtd
1st
s
f 5s
1st
s
Coal River Ry
Income
5s
Columbia
G
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&
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5s—»_May 1952
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1970
4s>_
1955
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106
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29%
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&
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j-j
1962
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1949
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31
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1961
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1st
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gold
debentures——;—
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debentures
/
105
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1958
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1951
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deb
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deb 4s
non-conv
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1955
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f
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225
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65
8%
15%
101% 101%
15
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304
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1951
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57
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53%
54
6
53
57
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42
42
3
40
46%
Omaha
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1st
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gold 3s
gold 3s_——1951
79
64%
107
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106
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1951
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ref
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42
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70%
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14
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78
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5
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stamped
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15
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98
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287
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99%
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184
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1951
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87
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;
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57
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16
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43
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5
11
1963
Ind
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50%
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1957
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28
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series
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1949
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series
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ref
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;—1949
stamped
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page
84
72
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footnotes
5s
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5s
stamped——
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97%
76%
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1st
Gen
j-d
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12%
17
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58
64
62 Vi
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3
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2435
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
Number 4085
Volume 155
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
26
June
Ended
Week
.
Last
Interest
Period
V
•
Sold
Sale price Bid & Asked
Low
Low
1st
ref
&
1st
-
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A-O
A-O
81 Va.
80 %
J-J
7—2003
ref 4s series
&
1st
7—2003
3%s series E.
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Paducah &'Mem Div 4s;;._.;. ..'—1946
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s._.._. .—1980
Mob & Montg 1st gold 4,/2s_: -..1945
South Ry Joint" monon 4s,7-. .7—1952
Atl Knox & Cine Div 4s__.»f: —1955 7
•
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98
86 y2
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104
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71
83
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93
99
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75
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1960
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1952
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or
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High
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Last
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New York Stock Exchange
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January 1
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Friday
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Bonds
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Low
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1970
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88
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1981
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96
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1947
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1960
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1974
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1956
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1956
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1952
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3'As deb„_
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7
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57%
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1957
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1961
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1945
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96
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1944
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96
96
97
66
93% 101%
4s series A—1955
F-A
3
109% 110%
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94%
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1957
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1968
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cons
1958
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1952
79
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1959
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12
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1953
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1943
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1949
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60
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69
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86
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100
A-O
1st
86%
104% 107
F-A
Union Electric Co of Mo 3%s_*
82
M-S
t§ AR I Ark & Louis
12
debs,,—1966
2%s
debentures
&
82%
V. M-S
Gen
92%
84%
79%
■
74%
73%
I960
A—„.1949
Gen
111
*105%
A-O
'
Gen
17.
105
74%
M-N
D—1977
cons
Roch Gas & El 4%s series
83
79%
82%
Apr
Tri-Cont Corp 5s conv deb A
102% 102%
73%
F-A
gold 4s—1939
1st
111
J-J
108% 109%
1
17
74
101'A
gtd 5s
A
J-D
220'A
74%
M-N
tS A Rio Grande West
1968
.
Company 3s deb
Trenton
80
'
"
■
7-,<
J-J
J§ARio Grande June 1st
80
79%
gold 4»As_,2013
Assn
3s
1956
.—
3'As B__—1964
C
Oil N J deb 3s
Toronto
108% 110%
2
102% 102%
J-J
1st M conv 5%s 1954
3'As
*79
79%
121
144% 144%
109
104
,
A-O
7V
Republic Steel Corp 4'As series B—1961
Revere Copper & Brass
J-J
J-J
Tol
7%
80
_
__
220'/a 220 %
M-N
1997
4'As series C
,—1951
J-J
•
Gen mtge
88%
Coal Iron & RR gen 5s—1951
'
Purchase money
78%
Tol
95'/a
v
deb 3'As—
34
87%.
102
Tol &
105'A 107%
107% 108'A
13
110'A 110%
A-O
1951
Rand
84
85%
Gen
87%
2
4%
*83%
J-J
1997
Remington
82
85%
M-N
R
Gen & ref 4%s series B——
82
7
Union
ref 4%s series A.—
A-O
A-O
13
Tex Pac
2
10
*143'A 146%
■
•
J-D
—1948
s f deb 5s
Philip Morris Ltd deb 3s____— —1962
Gen &
69
1956
Gen
120
78%
111
87
4%
J-J
Purity Bakeries
87%
86 'A
J-J
,.,2037
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s
92 %
60%
1st
Calif
Texas
121
108'A 108'A
M-S
"
1968
of Nor 111
Service
70%
88
131
108'A 108'A
Third
105'A 105%
108%
Df-N
2037
8s____
61%
101
64
101% 101%
108
119
__
85%
J-J
—1956
& Gas 3'As___.
1st
86%
J-J
—1951
Publ.c Service El
204
88%
62%
108'A
AAdj
J-J
3%s.__.—1966
t A Providence Securities 4s
62%
88
63%
Tel
series
Texas
64'A
107
:a_
'101
M-S
1950
M
1st
Pwr
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s__
61%
88%
A-O
104%
J-D
—I960
4%s
62%
J-J
gold 4s_
Bell
3s
§ A Third .Ave
Portland
89%
86%
J-J
M-N
64%
5s
80%
82
1955
A—,.;—1956
J-J
64'A
56 '/a
gen
13
Gen
55
55'A
5 5'A
4'As series
82%
J-J
3s
55'A
1st
84
82
Ref & impt mtge 3%s series B__1974
Texarkana & Ft Smith 5'As A
1950-
98 »A
56
—
81%
82
gold 5s_—,1994
gold 5s_„—1996
1st
84
A-O
58
M-N
1st 4'As series A_. .,1958
5s series B
185
J-J
,1953
97'A 100
97
A-O
gen
56'A
Texas
103
99
A-O
1st
56%
46'A
gtd 4s
debenture
Gen
95'A 104'A
4
I
mtge 4%s series C—— ..I960
1st
46%
237
Tenn
mtge 4'As series B__,_,__, .,1959
1st 4s
57
209
49%
Tenn
104% 108'A
20
:
121 '/a
1st
Young & Ash
46%
49%
46'A
64%
60
49%
112%
1st
Pitts & W Va
90
46%
49
50%
50
185
121
104% 109
14
104% 104%
95'A
.,1950
49%
49%
M-N
289
51'/a
111%
118
104% 104%
J-J
.,1950
mtge 4'As
4'As series B
46%
M-N
53%
112
110
,
118'A 118 VA
M-S
4'As A— .,1952
conv
111
111
—
—
*118% 119
A-O
.1975
105'A 106'A
II
*111'A
F-A
4'As
cons
Coke
106
M-N
mtge 5s series A__.
Pitts
102% 102 gi
106
guaranteed 4s_— .1960
cons
49'A
56%
49'A
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s„—1945
Superior Oil 3'As debs
,,1956
F-A
H
M-S
54
*—
Swift & Co 23/4s debs
M-N
Series
1st
Spokane Internat
Stand
97'A 102%
100
Div
Louis Div
Southwestern
3
2'/8
V
St
105%
30%
1%
*1%
Mem
102
56'A
—1950
6'As
M-N
Series
Series
103% 106%
51%
6s__,
gen
2%
.1945
3'As gtd gold
Series E
106% 107%
8
,—,,1956
gen
&
29%
.1942
guaranteed
guaranteed,.:
5
11
J-D
——,1946
series
&
Pittsburgh Cine Chi & St Louis—■
Series
ref
4s
Devel
Standard
Series
1st
1st cons
gen
Devel
2%
100
Ry
&
90% 105%
9
J-J
Pac RR
Devel
107'A 109'A
102
29'/4
9'/a
—
debs,.,.,.—1951
l%s
Petrol
Phillips
deposit,—
29%
J-J
f 4s_._—1937
s
102
Southern
112
1
,
110'A 111
102
M-S
—1949
1st
111
J-J
5s——1973
deb 6s„
ACertificates
M-S
33/4s
1st 4s
25
96
J-D
—1971
C & I ref
& Read
AConv
:}:§ A Philippine Ry
9 5'A
95'A
secured
32
107'A 107'A
J-J
Co coll tr 4'As__.—1961
Phila Electric 1st & ref 3'As
_1967
120
1087
1
South
115-
26
Philadelphia
107% 107%
,,1981
Fran Term
103 Va 105%
7
116 7A 117
10-year
San
1
High
,1969
55%
108'A 108'A
1st
104
Low
,1968
Gold 4'As
104% 108
27 v.."
J-J
series C—. 1-1977
series D—*—A.——1981
January
No.
105'A 105%
103 '/a 104
105 %
,,,1949
Gold 4'As,_—
F-A
B_..__.*.__._1974
Range Since
Sold
M-S
Aug 1949
Gold 4'As__,_
gold 4'As
series
J-J
High
Bonds
,,1977
coll),
64'A
5s
Wash
Pac
74
General
&
Bid & Asked
W
Co—
(Oregon Lines) A
55%
General
Bait
J-J
1947
A___
registered,,
1st 4'As
63%
22
105% 105%
(Cent
4s
7%
10
;
Friday's
or
A-O
1979
Power
20
56%
55%
4s
47
106% 107%
*106% 107
..
89
3%
,7-^V.
'
1962
debentures,,
Southern
110% 113%
9
39
*4%
.
81%
11
111%
38 '/a
F-A
Pekin
&
Peoria
Pere
39
Apr
5%s
111
111'A
A-O
Apr 1990
4s
Alncome
Sale Price
96% 100%
1984
mtge 4'As series E
Week's Range
Last
Period
26
Low
'
Gen
Friday
Interest
Exchange
June
High
South
Pennsylvania RE (Continued)
Debenture gold 4%s_
Monday, June 29, 1942
JWabash RR Co—
§ A 1st
gold 5s___
A Ctfs
§A2d
A Ctfs
A 1st
of
gold
of
lien
ACtfs
1939
deposit
(reorg
84%
2
79
88
83%
84%
58
78
88%
37
37
34%
44%
>90
95
67%
71%
40
84%
89
93'/a
35%
40'/a
1939
deposit
mgr)—I,
(reorg
gold term 4s__,
of
84%
Af-N
mgr)_.
5s
deposit
,,1954
(reorg mgr)
___
§ADetroit & Chic ext 1st 5s—
ACtfs of deposit (reorg mgr)__1941
ADes Moines Div 1st 4s—
ACtfs of deposit
AOmaha
ACtfs
Div
of
1st
39
(reorg mgr)__1939
gold
deposit
3'As
„
1941
29%
29%
80'A
80 %
80%
4
233
mgr)
(reorg
27
33%
80 %
84
"AToledo & Chic Div gold 4s—
ACtfs of deposit (reorg
1st mtge 4s series A w i
AGen
AGen
mgr)__1941
1971
mtge 4s inc series A w i
mtge
inc 4'As
ser
B
w
J-J
7 7'A
76%
77%
1981
J-J
41%
40%
42
160
40%
50
i__1991
J-J
33%
32%
34 %
221
32%
39%
75
80%
-
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4085
Volume 155
2437
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
RECORD
NEW YORK BOND
Exchange
Week Ended June 26
Stock
York
New
Last
or
26%
(assented) —
4%s series C._
1978
ACtfs of deposit (assented)
—
ARef & gen 5s series D
1980
ACtfs of deposit (assented)
Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
1955
a
West
N
Y & Pa
assented
A5s
25-year
gold
30-year
26%
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s A—
22%
27%
23
28
18
25%
86%
;
83%
88%
100
100
104% 105%
103% 105
101
95
24
106
81
33
?.
41
■
% 96
Q-M
<•99%
1960
84
119 /
121%
107% 109
108%
1
110% 110%
1
110
84%
85%
53
84
96 M
96
2
96
102
14
102
1
■%
96
1943
102
91%
not
25%
26%
26
20%
32%
25%
26%
85
20%
32%
79%
8014
28
79%
84
81
82
41
81
88
78
79
43
78
85%
June
Ended
Week
Exchange
Curb
York
New
.
26
furnish a complete record of the
Aero
Co
Wire
Acme
Supply Mfg class A...
Class
Air
Corp—
Access
Aircraft
Investors
(N J)
Inc
preferred-.
Warrants
Alabama
Alabama Power
$6
A
6%
% May
Book
1,900
IVi
20
73
Jun
83
Mar
30
94
Apr
107
89%
10
83%
Apr
97
Jan
Jan
.
.
100
;
950
78%
100% 101 %
86
700
99% May
\
75%-
75%
74
300
'
23
,
American
4%%
Gas & Electric
preferred—.—.
%;
Apr
Jan
47/a
Apr
Feb
%
Feb
Jan
10%
—
Co
Preferred
v
-
Jan
American Superpower
1st
Writing
American
Anchor
Post
Paper
Fence
—
1
*
non-voting——*
6% preferred
_1_
—10
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred.*
Arkansas Natural Gas common
class
Equipment Corp
1
Art Metal Works common—
5
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
——1
Associated Breweries of Canada
*
Associated Electric Industries—
Aro
American dep
Class A
$5
£1
rects reg
common—1
1
:
*
preferred
Associated Laundries
For
*
of America
footnotes see
page
2442.
H
13
convertible preferred—
Aircraft Corp..
Aircraft common
Tel of Canada
&
Benson
41%
%
Apr
12Va
Jan
1,500
13 %
Apr
28%
Feb
Bliss
(E W)
May
32
Feb
Blue
Ridge Corp common
Apr
18
Jan
$3
optional convertible
2
,
Jan
22
Apr
Apr
11%
Jan
Blumenthal
Apr
26 '/8
Jan
Bohack
18% Mar
22
Jun
7 Vo
Jan
85
32
Borne
%
Jan
Bourjois
Apr
27%
May
6%
Jan
2%
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2% Jan
300
1%
3Va
5%
100
5%
-
7%
200
96%
97%
110
—
^
-
33%
3 %
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
i*6 Mar
v
Jan
-
7Va
2
2%
900
-
•4%
8%
21
1,000
2%
Jan
7% Mar
-
6%
7% Jan
3%
a
7%
4% May
•'
-
7 Va
.
1%
2%
Jan
2%
Apr
1
Co common
;
preferred
34
U Jan
1
% Mar
Jan
117
Mar
34
Jun
Jun
34
700
itf
•
-
-
11%
7 % May
9
Jan
300
'
31
31
Jun
Apr
Jan
8
Jun
'
5
Jan
50
Apr
16%
%
10 %
Mar
27
4'A May
*
*
100
25
Jan
Feb
Feb
35
38
35
300
70
—
A
class
Jan
5
3
Jun
33 May
42
Mar
30 Va
3
2%
34
Mar
1% Mar
Jan
1%
1%
100
5'A May
6%
i'o May
Ve
1% May
8%
•
"7%
1,900
4%
7% '
8%
3,200
7
4%
7%
4%
400
"7%
4'%
19
1%
1%
100
Jun
May
1%
Jan
Jan
52
—100
Jan
May
1%
Jun
i5o
—-—1i—
Jan
A
Jan
7%
Jun
10% Mar
8
%
Jan
20%
Jtrt
2% Feb
60
Apr
3Va
Jan
——
Jan
Feb
2
7V Jun
1%
Machine—
Preferred
B.\
Jan
38%
6
—1*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Class
10
Jan
A Feb
10%
1st preferred
Corp
Jan
Feb
9
2%
6 Va
6%
100
Jun
%
A Jun
38%
•
—100
$5 2d preferred
——.———*
Brazilian Traction Lgt & Pwr..——_*
Breeze Corp common———*.1
Brewster Aeronautical—_——1
Brill
Feb
3%
Jun
Mar
34
25
34
•
*
Inc
Bridgeport
Jan
9% Mar
30
Bowman-Biltmore common
7 Vo
Feb
22
Apr
6% May
-
Feb
108
Jun
Jun
Feb
200
7%
,
2
2
7
1%
—
—-
Apr
2%
2%
?
1%
3*2
48%
Apr
1%
4- '
2
61%.Mar
iV Jan
150
A
—
Apr
4%
1,300
45
Jan
Jun
Feb
Feb
1% Mar
44
Jan
4%
Feb
35
.
Scrymser Co
Jan
Jun
39
—
•
1st
—
(S) & Co
(H C)
20
;
common—
fc>
7%
—
:
^
:
preferred—*
104
18%
600
28 Va
v
6% May
5%
*
1
1
300
5%
Jun
Jun
3
"•
-r'-w—
2,200
$2.50
79%
—
Jan
29
/
*
—
27 %
25
-
5 /
18%
~
1,500
2%
-
v
1
Berkey & Gay Furniture
Bickfords Inc common
Blauner's common
21
5%
preferred
24% May
100
22
2Va
.A
10
20
1
——1
—100
*
*
Jan
175
2,100
r -
2Va
1
Jan
20% Jan
1% May
10%
Apr
2%
3,000
Va
82% Mar
175
19%
May
4
;
preferred
*
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach Co com__*
"200
75
Mar
19
'v
;-:
Feb
10%
Hedges common
Convertible
Jan
Jan
.9%
Jan
A May
Apr
103 »/a
Jan
preferred
Tfo
40
*
40
50
%
100
1
Jan
l'/a
% Mar
Jan
%
%
%
%
300
%
Apr
7%
7%
7%
1,200
6%
Apr
6%
Jan
8
Feb
5%
5%
100
4%
Jun
5%
Jan
4
4
300
3%
Jan
4%
3%
Co
Feb
14'A
Jan
40
—
common.—
31 Va
Jan
Mar
13 %
Jan
Jan
100
Mfg
Brillo
55%
30'A Jun
40
Jun
12% May
91%
.100
y
A
§Associated Gas & Electric
Beaunit Mills Inc common
28% May
14%
Apr
1%
—
Apex-Elec Mfg Co common—
—*
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd—100
Common
Feb
Bell
28%
Feb
Jan
3%
14
Jan
100
25
-•
Bellanca
25
22
"
25
5
1
•
Beech
19%
19%
9%
&
common—._*
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Seelig Mfg—
$1.20 convertible A common.Basic Refractories Inc.:
—
Baumann—See "Ludwig"
Beau Brummell Ties Inc
Jan
Apr
11
common..*
—T-~*
—
*
preferred
5
$6
6%
4
94%
28%
Corp
preferred
$6 series preferred
American Thread 5%
•
Jun
100
'
Feb
3%
2% Mar
Mar
69
4%
.*
common——2
Seal-Kap
American
"
25
Maracaibo Co
American Meter Co—>rr
American Potash & Chemical——._*
American
Republics——
——-10
5%
American
% 17%
100
&
2,500
;
Steel
Stainless
Barium
Barlow
Jan
10%
1%
1%
25
100
100
——1
common
-
2%
■
—30
,11
1
Rubber Co common
Baldwin
300
93
16%
convertible preferred———__ 1
..American Hard Rubber Co
a——25,
American Laundry Mach
——20
American Light & Trac-common
25
6%
preferred
--25
34
2%
2% May
100
*
preferred—
7Vo
Jan
%
16
$2.50
Mfg
Feb
Va
8%
Jan
Jan
3'a
32%
33%
General Corp common—10c
convertible preferred
—_1
American
Jun
4%
150
-
American
$2
102%
Jarf
Jan
Jan
% May
100
6%
100
common
Jan
2%
Jan
7-
16%
13
warants for common
Purchase
-
Va
6%
5%'
7
A
Jun
1%
<
3
Jan
3% Mar
12% May
•;
—
V
27%
Jan
Va Mar
400
15
3% Mar
B
Va Mar
6
&
—1
.
10
—J—10
& Hoe
Apr
24% May
300
5
5
14%
-
78%
May
Feb
109 %
Jan
3
6
Baldwin Locomotive—
,
22
'
'
1,200
1
__1
Collieries
Patoka
Jan
300
23
Va,
:
class A com__10
preferred—
6%
Axton-Fisher Tobacco
Ayrshire
22%
22%
•
5
25
common.i.
& Sons
(BFl
Avery
Machine—:
Voting
Automatic
64
Mar
3
% Mar
■
Jun
106
■
'
1
Products
Automatic
High
Low
8/b Mar
-'Vo*-*
62
5
*
—
Corp
Jan
20%
10
6
—*
10
Fork
Plywood
$1.50
Cyanamid class A
non-voting—
American Foreign Power warrants
American
Atlas
common
114%
3*2
:
Class B
Drop Forge
Jan
7%
—25
American
Atlas
Jan
65%
:■
Co
Corp—
warrants
Range Since January 1
Shares
-
—■
50
1
Rayon
Atlas Corp
Babcock & Wilcox Co
■;
200-
$4.8484.
under Section 77 of
High
Low
Par
Coast Line
Atlantic
Feb
%
—
Atlantic
105
3%
23
—
of Prices
Jan
A APr
,
—.—
22%
5%
Apr
90%
50
102% 102'%
Jan
12%
May
'
class B
■_
—4—10c
preferred
*
$5.50 prior preferred
—
'i,—
American Central Mfg—.
.1
American Cities.-Power & Light—
^Convertible class A..,.—_25
Class B
Apr
4%
,
Atlantic
Feb
12
19% Mar
Mar
12
75 Va
1%
c
May
89%
86
$3
.
V
Feb
Common
i
3% May
;,
Jan
18
20
19
19
19
,Co——-100
A
:
Range
Sale Price
'j
Feb
.
Board Co common—_1
American Capital class A common—10c
Class
Jun
98
Box
American
;
1%
74%
„
% May
American Beverage common—j
American
J an
%
i—:—-100
-1
—...
Apr
10
2%
common
preferred,
20%
U
89%
•
6%
preferred
;
—100
•Aluminum Goods Mfg
*
*
Aluminum Industries common——*
Aluminium Ltd -common
—*
Aluminum Co
>
May
98
i—.—10
25
*,
common
conv
Bros common.-
Jan
■
73%
1%
$3 conv pfd
(Mich)."
Products 1
Class
Altorfer
1%
20
/; ':
*
*
——*
—1
Investment
Allied Intl Investing
Allied
:— :.-.••••/_
—3
Alles & Fisher Inc common
Jan
:
not
sale
for Week
Last
Feb
1%
Vi May
400
1%
—
——
5% Mar
3^2 Mar
^
—
Atlanta
8%
Jun
Jan
100%
Sales
Week's
Friday
Curb Exchange
Ended June 26
York
•
Birm & Coast RR Co pfd—100
Gas Light 6% preferred
100
Coast Fisheries—
—
1
Atlanta
5% Mar
Jan
:
1%
102%
99
year.
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Mar
20
Jun
4 %
101
3
week beginning on
of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
*
Feb
22%
Mar
4
—
26
99%
99%
week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown
< *; ./ ■
,,
-
High
'
,
4%
—50
Co $7 preferred——•
preferred-:
Alliance
Low
High
102%
102
102
Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of
<
18% May
—
12%
RECORD
Week
Range Since January 1
Shares
-
Electric Appliance——
Great Southern
-Air-Way
-
.Jl
common.i.
Convertible
for Week
20
1
5
1
50c
2
10
12%
♦12
-
transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the
New
1
•;
B—_
Associates
Range
'
108%
105
EXCHANGE
-
10
common.
Ainsworth Mfg common
Air
Sales
Low
'
Par
Week's
of Prices
108% 110
2
tThe price represented is the dollar quotation per
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.-
Friday (June 26, 1942). It is compiled entirely from the daily reports
whether stock or bond, in which any dealings haveo ccurred during the current
Friday
%
Last
Sale Price
34
9
13
in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash
n
STOCKS
STOCKS
32
*106% 107
M-S
M-N
and ending the present
include every security,
tended to
30
109% 109'A
50%
45%
35
9
451
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
"Friday's bid and asked price. No sales transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
.
•
disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
list we
extensive
following
the
In
33%
30%
37%
sale not included
delivery
YEARLY
AND
WEEKLY
Saturday June 20
30
114
114
*37
4
included in the year's range.-
NEW YORK CURB
NOTICE-—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
a footnote in
the week in which they occur.
184
38
.
——.1948
1960
the year's range,
in
pound unit of bonds.
100% 101%
22
101% 101%
Tube—
f 3%s series D_.
Deferred
a
included
104%
80
in
41%
111%
102
26
78
39%
38
w
1st mtge s
26%
82
100% 103 Va
J-J
Youngstown Sheet &
Conv deb 4s
107% 110
108% 108%
85%
4%s
JAWor & Conn East 1st
95
104% 106%
10
'
41
A-O
J-J
':A
90%
23
24
104% 105%
12114
n08
M-S
M-N
1951
40
111% 114
—
"119
M-N
J-D
1951
31
69%
37%
86
<•103% 105%
F-A
F-A
J-D
J-D
M-S
J-J
A-O
•
\
?
<•32
<•80
F-A
"
1968
1971
1
105%
32
3%s
Wisconsin Public Service 3'4s
Wisconsin Elec Power
105%
47%
102% 104
1023s 102%
105
AT-N
§ ASu & Du div & term 1st 4s—_1936
ACertificates of deposit—
50
37%
1
93
92
93
High
37%
12
104
111% 111%
deposit
of
Certificates
A
101
99
■
Low
115
'
38%
1
January
No.
40%
37 %
104
M-S
3%
deb
Conv
39
45
25 %
86
Registered
—
1950
2%s
25 Va
105
M-S
5s__
24%
101
M-S
5s
Westingliouse El & Mfg
26%
24%
22%
105
1946
Teleg gold 4'/2s
Union
Western
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
28
22%
3
100
A—1946
.
—1955
——.1947
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
1960
fAWisconsin Central 1st 4s_,
1949
24
4
J-J
A-O
gold 4s
gen
f A Western Pacific 1st 5s ser
J-D
M-S
16
<•100
1977
1943
series A—.i--
ref 5%s
&
27%
25%
25%
24'A
M-S
-Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
1948
Washington Term 1st gtd 3%s__—1945
1st 40-year guaranteed 4s——,
.1945
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd
,—1950
Gen mtge 3%s
—
1967
West Penn Power 1st 5s E
1963
1st mtge 3'/as series I———1966
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
1st
24
124%
86%
A-O
M-.S
gold 3%S—2000
1st ref gtd
RR
38%
24%
'
37%
40%
J-J
24%
A-O
receipts.;—.————>
Deposit
Warren
J-J
"25%
25%
A-O
—i-A
_
1st 4s guaranteed—2361
...2361
West Va Pulp & Paper 3s
—1954
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s——.1949
Wheeling Steel 1st 3%s series B—1966
24%
,
,
West Shore
28%
24%
A-O
—1955
Warner Bros Plot 6s debs
1948
fSAWarren Bros Co deb 6s—
1941
debentures
6s
28
23%
25%
ACtfs of deposit
ARef & gen
24
30
26%
F-A
—1976
ARef gen 5s series B—
12
30
2614
26%
Range Since
Sold
High
High
25V4
(assented)——
ACtfs of deposit
25%
26 %
AT-S
A—-1975
$ A Wabash Ry ref & gen 5 VaS
Low
No.
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
L010
High
Low
Week
1
January
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Last
Interest
Period
Stock Exchange
Ended June 26
New York
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
J
Interest
" Period
BONDS
•
76
Mar
13
Jan
■
7% May
87%
13
Jan
Jan
Class
3%
i'o
1,200
300
Jan
1/64 Jan
3% May
32
Jan
■h Feb
%
Jan
% May
%
Feb
Va
Feb
——..
Oil Co.... —
British American Tobacco—
Am dep rects ord bearer....
Am
dep rets ord reg—..—_
dep
rets ord
British Col Power
Brown
Class
$6
9%
.£1
.£1
6%
9%
50
8%
Jun
9%
Jun
6%
6%
200
6%
Jun
8
Jan
Fence &
A
Forman
_*
Wire common.
preferred—21
% Mar
-10s
reg—
class A
Distillers—
preferred.
—_—
Brown
10
Celanese Ltd—
British
Am
2% Mar
A
American
British
IIIl
III—— 1
Jun
Jan
1%
1%
300
"1%
Feb
10%
10%
100
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
Jun
2%
Jan
'
+
1
r2
2
2
600
1%
46
May
53
Feb
2438
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, June 29, 1942
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New
York
Week
Curb
June
Range
(EL)
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd..
Buckeye
Low
%
11'/a
'
"
,v*
V
'
'
Bunker
Hill
Inc
Burco
*
*
11%
Jan
4%
$6
Apr
Oil
Friday
Exchange
June
40
40
100
35%
Jan
40% May
10%
10Va
11%
1,500
9%
Apr
15%
*
78 %
78 Vb
83%
500
67 % Mar
91%
Low
8%
9
900
-
;
12% Mar
Jan
7 Feb
13
% Mar
%
—12 %c
%
%
common.—.—.
Io%:>:Io%'IIy8
%
Jan
200
Petroleum
',:
5%
& Jan
Callite
Tungsten
Cement
6%%
■
£1
Detroit
10
1%
;
—1
Corp
Co
1%
~3%
2% Apr
% Mar
200
1
Feb
6%
q
preferred
•
.
1
%
1%
1% :■
400
1%
Jan:
2
100
_
..35
77%
Jun
77%
7%
25
15% Jan
Industrial
Class
A
20%
without
2%
Jan
2%
2%
1%
preferred——
—100*
121
Canadian Marconi———_——1
Capital
Products
City
Carman
Co
&
Carnation
—
class A
Co
%
common
Carter
(J W)
Casco
Products
Castle
Co
(A M)
,
8%
common
40
40%
99
5
V*
5%
700
1
.
-
•
:
35% May
~5% "5%.
;
Bridge Co Ltd.:.—..—
Steel
6
_
of
Corp
America
Hudson
Central
Central Maine
Central
Central
Gas
Ohio
Elec
&
Power 1%
York
New
1
2%
200
103%
5%
Products
74
77
210
7
Power
& South
&
A'rcraft
Cessna
Chamberlin
Light 7%
West
6%
Eagle
5%
pfd—100
Apr
3y8
Co..
Metal Weather
Jun
7%
6%
i
85
107
Feb
preferred
Mining
$6
Apr
3%
6% May
Jan
10%
83
x4V4
Feb
preferred B
—
800
2
200
27
Apr
A
% May
38%
38
2%
•
*
Service
$6
& L
P
$7
preferred
preferred—
31
City Auto
City
55
Apr
4Va
Apr
52
Clark
Controller
Claude
Neon
Clayton
Co..
& Lambert
Cleveland
1
Lights Inc
Mfg
Electric
Coal
Apr
82%
Apr
82%
4
',300
47/8
—100
Cockshutt
Cohn
Utensil
Plow
Co
Co.
7
-
25%
100
5%
500
100
3V4
Colon
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colt's
Patent
Fire
1
—
warrants
v
3
2%
3
Columbia
Commonwealth
Distribution.—
Community
Southern
Public
Community
Service
Service.
1
V
t
c
extended
to
1946..
Mar
May
Jun
72%
34
13
Mar
77^7;
A
.
$3
&
Coke Secur common
7 %
——
'
Conn
Telephone &
■
Electric
Biscuit
Co
G E L P Bait
4% %
4%
series B
Corp
preferred
Gas
Consolidated
8%
Utilities
Retail
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
Steel
A
v'/
20
100% 101
1%
28%
1
*
I
■
1
32
Jan
2
Jun
106 Vx
Apr
96% Mar
300
IVa
150
25 %
Power
3
IOO
>
1%
1%
300
3%
*
•
3%
100
'
prior
preferred——.
Oil
of
Continental Roll
Cook
Paint
&
!
3
Copper
Range
$6
Si
5%
120
10%
1,000
8%-
100
6%
7%
200
~4%
*4%
300
;
Am
7
Ford
common
1
preferred
"-10
50
%
1
American
Creole
dep
Wheeler
Cent
___1
Crown
Crown
Drug Co
7%
common
convertible
For
footnotes
preferred...
see
page
5
•
25c
2442.
..25
rets ord
Motor
ft
7%
~T%
Apr
9
28
Jan
5%
so,
May
81
Mar
126
voting—.,
Jan
Jun
.
85
Mar
128
Jun
1,250
82
Apr
135
Jun
750
.
89
Apr
141
Jun'
Apr
20% Jan
Jan
h
800
&
125
13%
5% Jan
Apr
<
Jun
2%
100
,; 2
May
19
Jan
-2%
A Jan
16 Vb
.;
Apr
2%
22
Jan
Apr
Apr
3%
Jun
7%
9%
Jan
7%'
400
7%
Jun
1%
1%
700
1 Vs
Jun
2%
Fox
Franklin
.6%
100
6% Mar
■7:7%
Jan
6%
200
5% Mar
7%
Jan
4
l5
4%
300
4
5
Jan
;!!KV
*
50
a
so
,
51%
.
so;
1%
-
20
v
Jun
1%
44% May
225
2,300
8i,
1%
69
64%
103
Apr
V/b
Jan
Jan
Feb
2 Va
Jan
14%
Jun
11
Jan
14%
Jun
8
*
...—
Co
•
Q
Brewing Co.!—.!——^.5
(Peter)
Conv
Jan
Jun
May
10%
Jun
16
Distilling.——__.1
Grain
$3
common.—.1
-8%
participating preferred—15
Co——
stock
conv
4%
7
Malt
&
1%
19
25
400
1%
200
Q
8%
15 Va
1
Jun
Feb
17 Mar'
Jan
1%
50
8 V» Mar
10 Va
100
19
"18% May
Jun
Jan
20%
Jan
8
Mar
10
Jan
25
Mar
30
Feb
40
Mar
44%
Jan
Jan
97%
Jun
—1
——*
convertible
?
16%
:~r
43
43
25
preferred—!—100
Jun
Gamewell
5%
102
Co
Gatineau
$6
convertible pfd
Co
Power
Jan
Gellman
Feb
General
30%
-
97%
97%
20
88
60%
60%
60%
50
52% May
*
common
preferred......—
1%
3%
—100
Jun
3'% Mar
Jan"
88
Gen
Mfg Co common.....—_—1
Alloys Co—:———
7%
Jan
12%
Apr
7%
Jan
8%
Jun
8% Mar
$6
Feb
%
4% May
60%
Jun
Jan
14
Jan
A May
*
%
Jan
Electric Co Ltd—
reg—.—
_£1
Fireproofing common..;.
Gas
&
Elec $6
12%
"'
preferred B.
preferred—.!—:
12%
100
12%
Feb
15%
Jan
59% Mar
102%
Jan
% Feb
*
Vb
..III
common
:
»«•
58
--
Jun
70
Feb
Mar
Jan
General
34
Jan
Jan
67% May
%
Jun
Feb
5%
Vb
'
Jun
Jan
Jan
1
Feb
Public' Service^$6
Rayon
Mar
Co
A
6%
pfd^y—!l00
55% ,55%
•.*. rv.
preferred!^*stock.—__—._*,
20
55
—
v.
Jun
%
Jun
•
General
-Shareholdings Corp ~com_!!—l v - ;f-!
preferred.!!!.!!—' t'.-<*39%
General Tire & Rubbers.6%^pfd A..100 ■ V~$6
Gen
$3
convertible
Water-Gas* & Electric common!!!l
90
-,9.6%
,
w
.
26
r26
93
preferred—
93
25
A
,v;.
Jan
Jan
101..
Jun,
.
24% Mar
,.
Apr
%
53 Va
Jan
-3.V2
Jan
,
27% Mar
.,'
35% Apr
V4
jr
.A May
-
.„
^ ti39% ,41
69
Apr
t.,20%
;
••••;.
.7,
Jan
.
Jan
34% Jan
Jan
82
Outdoor Adv
General
General
4%
1% Jan
16 Vt
Jan
2% May
200
11%
Apr
16 Vx
Georgia Power $6-preferred_!—!——.*
$5 preferred.....—„——————*
Gilbert (A C) common.'!...."!*
Preferred
4Vs
Jun
5%
Feb
%
11,700
-3-
Jan
% Mar
1 Va
May
•T% May
1%
Jun
2Va Jan
4%
Jan
6 %
L-Z-
'
'25
86%
,
42%.
3 Va
Co.!....!—
42%
*
10
3%
100
ll'/a
1,500
103
Apr
80
•
!
Gladding McBean & Co—!.
I.
May
,4
May
-Apr
41
Jan
81V*
,
5
Apr
Jan
42%. Jun
3 Va
Jun
4 Vb
12%
Jan
*
Jan
1,100
T%
200
x%
18
Apr
Jan
,•
Jan
6%
6'/$
Fort Worth Stock Yards.——
Feb
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
10
B
Apr
6Va
May
% Jan
21
-j-'-
Feb
Feb
81
*840
V
14
2%
.£1
reg
Class
4%
-
Jan
Jan
General Investment
60
.
Jan
A
Canada-—
of
5%
•
Petrol
(Md)__
Cork International A
—
%
6%
'i
4Vs May
non-voting
14%
4%
126
13%
.1
Light ,$7 preferred.
Jun
2
14
•
Brewing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
dep
Gilchrist
5
Electric
Croft
4%
;
(Phila)!__—•_!!_. 10
&
3%
12% May
receipts (ord reg)_.£1
Petroleum.
Crocker
Power
Gen
1,400
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jan
Warehouse—... 25
&
A
114%
A Jan
71%
13%
7%
1% Jan
%
71%
"
A
'
1
1%
Jan
1
—•
...
10c
.1
1%
31
4%
May;;
1%
2% Mar
5
Engine & Airplane.!.!—.1 .1
Class
'
8%
Jan
1
18%
Aviation...
Compress
General
——_5c
Reynolds
Petroleum
63%
10
10
-
•
Mines
convertible
63%
_•
;
_•
preferred A
Cosden
•
Co
Cornucopia Gold
Corroon
1
.
common
prior preference
*■
63%
__5
Brewing.i.i.!..!——
Association
Jun
Mar
1
Steel
& Varnish—
Cooper-Bessemer
$3
—100
Mexico
Jan
Apr
40
stock
Equipment—
Corp common..——
convertible preferred—.——
Fairchild
-
7%
Continental
&
Amer dep rets ord
!—10
Oil.
Corp..
participating
Derrick
Falrchild
■
'
11
57
141
Jan
1 Va Mar
Jan
v
%'2% Apr
60'/a
26
132
53%
Jan
30
3
Jan
1
39% Mar
60
1%
Jan
Apr
1,500
139%
Falstaff
9 % Mar
100
'
'
Gas & Electric Co—
Continental
109% 109%
1
...
-
800
1,300
52
5
Stores..
i
1%
53%
%
100
.
preferred...
1%
52%
100
.Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated
1%
1
*
v
200
5%
.
preferred..!..J—.^100
Jan
Vb
18
Jun
_—1
—
common
preferred series C
Consolidated
-
3/128 Mar
;
7
Jan
Jan,
17
—
7.-—
Consolidated
4%
yV'4%
128
Jan
1%
May
*
*
%
17
Jun
10% May
% Apr
.
900
: 135
Fuller (Geo A)
1
preferred
Consol
3% May
2 Va Jan
Apr
32
Gas
Conn
2%
..
123
Fire
1/256 Mar
% Jan
;
150
22% Mar
Jun
;
2
1,900
126
Froedtert
Water
■"<
117
Florida
Jun
Compo Shoe Machinery—
43
124
Apr
Apr
14%
300
4%
"-5 Va
•
—100
Jan
%
Jan;
Jan
38
4,600
-
41
42
-
100
preferred——
Vb
18%
■
14
T%
39
•"4%
Electric
7%
,500
Jani
Jan 1
33
;
May
5/64 Apr
Federal
\k
1
1
38%
2%
Jan:
150
Jan
1%
Jan
•
:
Jan
%
—25
1%
Light 2d pfd A...
3%
19%
warrants
&'
1.
18%
1
—
&
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
Jan
1
19%
200
8%
52%
Mar
54
25
preferred-100
Commonwealth
5
2
—
Arms
Gas & Elec 5 %
Oil & Gas——
19
Ford Motor Co Ltd—';
__
Columbia
150
-:I*2% ^"2 %
,
% Mar
:
300
7% Jun
Apr
11
-'38%
6% May
■;
Feb
1 7 Mar
«
.
Jan
77;
Airlines.—
41
11
common... —5
Esquire -Inc.—————■ .1
Eureka Pipe Line common.^...
50
Eversharp Inc common.!!———1
6V2
% Mar
-
Colonial
Share
Metallurgical
Fedders Mfg Co...—..
3%
7
&
Feb'
2%
7
% Mayi
.
450
16%
Fansteel
•
common—
Feb
1,200
!
20%
-
131
$3
7:
Rosenberger Inc
—_1•
Development ordinary
70
Jan
Jan
Jan;
Feb
35
Apr
4% Mar
4%
■
Mar
%
7 23%
'
Aluminum
15
Apr
5 7 Mar
5% *
5%
'
Club
Jun
.7
.
6% Mar
Va
4%
:
•
:
Apr
13%
.
25%
25%
Jun
6V4
'i
,««
.-*
Corp..
3%
7
50
•
%
A
; 6% May
300,
1
47%
20%
•
Equity
Jan
13%.
7%
-
r-•«..
preferred!:—-l.w--ii.lOO
Empire
Jan
13%
•>,
v-
700
"
8 %
Jan
40
4
Illuminating
Cleveland Tractor common—
Clinchfield
50
3%
13%
6%
^45;
Tfd
Jan
110
1
2'/a
Jail
130.7
,
&
Power
6 % %
Feb
81
I-;'1
Mar.
..*..
Machine vB_—
Empire Gas & Fuel Co 6% pfd
Feb
80
"4
*
Jan
25
Va
Option", warrants..;
Feb
3 Va
78%
—10
.
67
200
"
45
Mfg-_-.i—.4
Empire District Electric 6% pfd_^__100
Jan
14
78%
,
*
!
Stamping—
& Suburban Homes
81
*
—
T%'/: 1%
.% ' " %
1
preferred—-
Emsco
Cities
Jun
20% Mar
•1% Feb
series A..—i———*
Bond
Emerson
Jan
v
Jan
2%
2 Va
;
•
$6 preferred BB
6
A Mar
8
2%
53
62% May
Electrographic' Corp.———___1
Elgin National Watch Co_>
.15
Jun
1
Jun
20
Iron—-25
$6
;,
Jan
57%
100
Apr
7%
Jan
Apr
Apr
10
19
-
Feb
50
23%
6%
preferred...^....
Electric
Jun
4%
Jan
IOVa
preferred
60c
7
47
■
Jan
i.
$5
Jan
4
common
4%
Apr
-4%
800
•%
series
Washing
Electric
:
7 13.
,;.2% Mar
5
Childs Co preferred—
*: 10% Mar
5 Vb Jan
Jun
Feb
Corp..
$6 preferred
.
%
Jun
3%
May
10 Va Mar
■;
50
400
!: 53
53
Lead.i.i—.....10
Malleable
$7
Jan
5
Chicago Rivet & Mach
6%
23%
preferred.._i____._.—j.'i.—_100
Easy
Jan
-
May
8
25
-■.-■V:
Jan
25
•
"
'6%
..
prior preferred....^——;100
States
Jun
8
200
*4% ~4Va
—10
Chesebrough Mfg„—
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co
Cities Service
*8
.
I
common
Eastern
Jan
95%
85 Va
25
Strip Co__5
Corp common—:
Cherry-Burrell common.—
Consolidated
$8
_1
————
Charis
Chief
92%
■
Gas & Fuel Assoc oommon.ltii--*
4%%
Jan
A
92%
10%
19
"6%
53
Sulphur
Picher
East
Jan
Jan
Jan
Utilities——50c
'Jan
-13% Jan
.»
Economy Grocery Stores..—.
Central
Central
1
2
Feb
Jun
■Si'"-.
5% Mar
,
72% May
-1
n
Jan
Feb
Apr
90
74
pfd—100
Jan/
18% Mar
% May :
•
3%
El..i———.25
Coal
Apr
2% May
*
com
5%
s
3Va
Jan
Mar*
4%
preferred-100
Power
Steel
2 %
Io%;
Corp....^..
Eastern
Catalin
Jan
Jan
111%
10
common—
&
42
*
Apr
4%
100
8 ;
common.—__1.1
Duval Texas
Apr
90
5
-
Feb
10%
common..——
Truck commons^-——U'xl
20
Jan
12
300
-
Feb
7
•
IhV/x
Duke Power C0100
Durham Hosieryi clasfe B "common^—*
Va
Jan
,5
1
.„
—
40
.
49%
!'
Shoe
Duro Test Corp
!
^ 40
Jun
17%. May
Driver Harris Co———„.__10
Dubilier Condenser Corp.—...".1—r—1
May
Mar
."..'IVa
common.J——-10
Feb
A Mar
50
xl9 % May
_*•
common-.
Corp
9
*
Carolina Power & Light $7 preferred—*
$6 preferred—
—•
Carrier
700
ft
v
9
*
■
121
May
May,
Apr
....
Co
Draper
Canadian Industries Ltd—
2% Mar
105
'39%
Foundry.—_——l
Dominion
Feb
3% Jan
";%
Jun
2Va Mar
Jun
51 Va
Mar
warrants...20
Dominion
—•
23
Jan
t
Jun'
preferred.i.i'.ii—__J^1___10
Diamond
Jun
Alcohol—
voting——•
non
f39»/a 41.'-
Mfg;._..i.^———1
Divco-Twin
voting—
Class B
-M':,100;
Feb.;
9%
Jan
105
Jan.{
;T4
,
Jan
1
400
.
I'eb
.,7
'
Jan
37
vyTl% "l%
Stove Co common.—.—1
Products..:
..^.10
De Vilbiss Co
Jun
.Feb
2%
"1%
*
DobeckmUn
Canadian
Jun
1% May
6%
/ May
18%
—'..J 39 % f
&
Gray Iron
Mich
Steel
<
.
1%
..I
6% Jan
.100
preferred
Detroit
Apr;
.5
14
U.. -i.1
Gasket
Detroit
Foundry Ltd— 7.
Ty'o participating preferred—
Canadian Dredging & Dock
Jan
Feb
150 ;
% May
Ltd.—
Canadian Car &
Apr
Mar
v13%
May
,v
.
Derby Oil & Refining Corp com-—
A convertible
preferred.—..—..
' A Jan
;
200
,t.
"III ;^^r8%t^v8%',s-9%
debenture
Detroit
Canada
%
Jun
1 Va
6%
.
Mfg class A common..— ...5
$6 prior preferred——— ..50
y
8'Zo
-20
Power--—
High
8
Jun
:iy8
common——.... -.5
Class A convertible...:
«•'*
-
!
-
preferred shares
Electric
California
4*..
50c
Sugar Estate
.,,10%
♦
Dennison
dep 5VxVo
500
Lighting Inc,,common__—; .~2~50
Mfg Co (Mo)——— —5
Darby
v
Am
Low
Va Mar
; 4 Va Jan
„.
Sugar.——.1.. —5
Davenport HosieryMills—.
Dayton Rubber MfgJ-___
Feb
% Jan
-
Cable Electric Products common——50c.,.,
Calamba
Range Since January 1
High
12%
Curtis
Curtis
2.50
certificates
Shares
'—10
Dejay Stores
trust
for Week
.
Jan
8% Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
-
*
Refining common...;
Tobacco
Jan
Corp Am dep rets—
Voting
"
Sale Price
Atlantic
Cuban
—
Cables & Wireless Ltd—
Week's
Last
26
preferred—
Cuban
'
50
Burry Biscuit Corp—
Curb
Ended
Par
Crystal
12% Mar
4% Apr
preferred
$3
% Mar
■,
Sullivan—..—
&
100
York
Week
High
Va Jan
500
25
Niagara Si East Power-r-
preferred
1st preferred
Burma
Low
iV
11'/a
.—!—*
$1.60
$5
STOCKS
New
Range Since January 1
High
.1
Line.—
Pipe
Buffalo
Shares
—5
common..—
Co common
'
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
26
Par
Rubber Co
Brown
Bruce
Sales
Last
Exchange
Ended
Week's
Friday
Jan
Glen
Alden
Coal
11
——
Godchaux Sugars class A———
Class
$7
——...
—
preferred—.
Goldfield
Gorham
$3
B
Consolidated
Inc
*-10%
;28
,28
50
10%
Jan
28
Apr
32
6
Jun
9
-Jun
100
94
Mines
A
class A
preferred
%
1
23
Apr
Feb
Jan
3^ Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
1%
28
Jan
Mar
.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
f
Low
Paf
Mfg common..--—.-.;
10
Grand Rapids Varnish
—-_-.__l
Gray Mfg Co
_5
.
Greater
Great
Apr
124
Feb
200
A
3%
—
1%
1%
V
26%
Stores Products commdn..25c
26%
Jan
Lackawanna
A
RR
Jan
500
1,900
24% Mar
20
103% 103%
Class
109
High
5%
Line
May
Feb
2
mm
mm
mm'
mm
5%
200
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
100
—
2%
Jan
6%
Apr
Feb
Feb
13%
5% May
13%
Apr
2% Mar
1% Jan
—25
...I
1%
Jan
"9%
"9%
100
9% Mar
10%
Jan
4%
mm
4%
2,100
3% May
5
•
mm
Jan
23 %
Jun
400
5
Apr
13% Apr
% Mar
16
11% May
14
mm
23%
6
6
15%
/
15%
50
mm
'
mm
mm
'
common.............—*
■
'
mm'
!
Feb
%• Feb
A
100
mm
23%
6
—5
'
mm
mm
mm
(Thos J) Inc 6% preferred—25
Lit Brothers
9
3
Jan
mm
mm
43% Mar
Jun
100
•
"
5%
4%
Material Co
Lipton
2%
mm
1
*
-
preferred
—-
H
May
5
100
mm
Lehigh- Coal & Navigation—
Leonard Oil Development
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc..
Feb
22
800
mm
B.
Convertible
Jan
2%
100
7%
2%
mm
— —
—1
Lefcourt Realty common..—
Jan
2% May
22
——
22%
2%
Langendorf United Bakeries class A..*
34% Jan
108
Low
6%
6%
1
1
5
100
Lane Wells Co common
7% Mfcr
1% Jun
Apr
92% Apr
22
100
(N J)
Lakey Foundry 81 Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lane Bryant 1% preferred
Jan
35%
91
$6 preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—'——
Jan
Jan
Range Since January 1
High
L
134% Jun
5% May
% Feb
VA
27
83
Jun
27
——
Low
4% Mar
May
133% 133%
133%
Shares
Jan
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Gulf Oil Corp————
-—25
Gulf States Utilities $5.50 pfd—*
,
2
58
25
70
——.25
Paper.—.
Greenfield Tap & Die
Grocery
400
200
2%
2%
68%
York Brewery———1
New
Northern
29
3% Jan
stock——*
100
Non-voting common
7 %
1st preferred—
for Week
Par
High
Jun
21
Pacific Tea^—
Atlantic &
Great
Low
200
21%
Sales
Range
Of Prices
Friday
New York Cuitb Exchange
Week Ended June 26
Range Since January 1
High
21
2i
Gorham
Week's
Last
Sale Frice
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Friee
.
Curb
Exchange
Ended, June 26
Week
Week's
Last
STOCKS
New York
•.
2439
27%
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
■%
Feb
'
Hall
Lamp
Co-—-——
-5
Paper——10
Hartford Electric Light—25
.
Hartford
Rayon voting trust ctfs
Brewing Co..
...!
Harvard
'•
(
;
\
17
17
.1
—1
Hecla
—
Feb
May
46
Jan
%
Jan
12
Feb
1% Apr
j
2% May
14% May
3%
Rubenstein
Jun
20%
2 %
Jan
Louisiana
29%
Jun
1,500
Jan
Ludwin
Co
common....
6%
Preferred
"'■"W—
'
Hoe
5%
200
20
50
4%
69%
69
150
69%
Apr
—1
■
—
4%
Horinel
(Geo A)
Horn
13
—
Horn
&
Horn
&
Baking—
Hussmann
*
—
I'
mm
—
\
15
Apr
24%
Feb
50
14
Apr
23%
Feb
1st
7%
Corp
3%
3%
300
—;
,
.
May
102
Mar
12
Apr
Jan
23
Mar
Jan
■
..
20
—5
common——
—.
—
■
.
20
50
16Ya
;
..
M
Feb
optional warrants
Manati Sugar
88% Jan
1%
%
—
...
%
1
Mangel Stores.———
$5 convertible preferred
Jun
17%
Jun
4% Jan
3% Apr
93
10
—
100
—100
Jan
%
1,100
;.
—
Jan
1
Jun
2 %
1% Mar
—
Jun
*
Consolidated Mfg Co———*
5% Mar
International
Marconi
7% Jan
munication
Marine
14
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
Feb
27% Mar
—
30%
,
1
mm
Steam Shovel-
23%
23
-100
125
23%
-1
Jun
2%
....
mm
mm
a'a
Jun
112
Apr
McWilliams
Mar
15
Jan
Mead Johnson
58%
Jan
Memphis Natural Gas common
5%
Jan
Mercantile
Jan
Dredging
mm'
"'mm
7%
—*
mm
'
3
,
Ligonier Co..——•
46% Mar
1,700
300
3%
\
—1
preferred————1
Hydro-Electric Securities—
*
Hygrade Food Products————5
Hygrade Sylvania——
—*
50
48%
3%
3
^
'■
:
--
5
*
6
U
200
108
108
%
Feb
A
100
8%
15%
y:-:"
—
"2%
2
Jan
2%
Jan
100
15%
Jan
Jan
"
mm
•
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
;
•
mm' '
•
preferred———.* •v.;
Feb
18
•'
'■
mm.'
8% Mar
Feb
126
2% May
mm
'mm
mm
-
mm
2% May
1% Mar
•
—'
2%
25
Jan
3%
21
Mar
3%
Jan
29
May
Jan
Jun
Feb
Mar
Feb
Merritt
"2%
Apr,
%
Apr
90
'
Participating
Feb
Jan
100
—
5
Stores
cpmjnon—_—
Merchants & Manufacturers class A—1
Mar
4'%
f-,;'
—
Jan
...
■
..
for 1st
Jun
Jan
3%
Apr
6%
mm
7%
7%
■
*
& Co
mm
'
48%
5
1%
10
2% May
•
„
—*
Jun
13
Apr
mm
*
Harris common.
McCord Radiator & Mfg B
21%
27%
Jan
10
2% May
mm
Jun
109%
„
—
mm
..
"mm
,
Mass Utilities Association v t c—
2%
Jan
27
Com¬
Margay Oil Corp——
Marlon
25% Apr
mm
—_.'
Ltd——
Co
Apr
Massey
*
——;—*
Corp——
2% Mar
1% May
common—.—*
12
——
—
—
Huyler's common---——
c
Co
&
12
■
—
(Harvey) Inc.——
Fibre
25
15
'
Hardart-
Hummel-Ross
t
2,700
7
'..
—5
Humble Oil & Refining—u—..
.*
V
6%
;
*
preferred—
Hubbell
6%
—
1-.
& Co common—
Hardart
mm
16
.
Co common——.—i—1
(A C)
57o
common
Inc.——--
Jan
mm
16
Jun
11%
1 % Mar
-
..
Hollinger Consolidated G 'M—5 •
Horder's
%
mm
Jan
Mapes
Holophane Co
Jan
Jan
24
Apr
67% May
'
__
8%
15
•
2%
Feb
Apr
Va May
5%
1,800
15
Exploration.—-—1
pfd——*
&
preferred—
1st pfd v t c
7%
Lynch
Jan
6%
Land
Baumann
Conv
Jan
10
Jun
10
•„
10
10
3 % Mar
■
& Co class A————10
(R)
21
4%
.5
Chemical—
Products—.——!
Heyden
Hildock
400
6%
20
Henry Holt & Co participating A——*
Hewitt Rubber common——.
■
5%
25
——
6% May
8% Apr
'
v"
2
,
'
6%
16
Louisiana Power & Light $6
3% May
mm
6%
Jan
1% Mar
25 % Mar
V
_*
A———L*
Class
Heller
6%
——*
Long Island Lighting common.——.•
7% preferred class A
..100
6% preferred class B———.—.—100
Loudon Packing...—
*
Lone Star Gas Corp.....
Conv
Helena
.mm-
Jan
1% Jan
200
-
4%
4
19
250
1%
29,%
4
-
Apr
'
200
15%
1%
28%
29% '
■;
Locke Steel Chain—.——.———5
4% May
15
600
.:
'■r-:
15%
1%
5
——50
25c
preferred
Mining Co
1%
"
.
convertible
6 %
■*»—
1%
Hat Corp of America B non-cot com__l
Hazeltine Corp..
;L+
Hearn Dept Stores common
3%
—mm
200
■
■mm—
1%
\.i ■r:..'? '-
r
■_
.
17'
40
Hammermill
12%
Apr
,
18
A preferred
Messabi Iron Co
6%%
Feb
—
—...
—
mm
m
.1
%
--
4%
800
mm
4%
125
1
6%
Jun
%
A Mar
mm'
105
103
105
100
—
4%
4%
*
& Scott
Chapman
Warrants
—
8,500
94
115
Jan
ii
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
1%
Feb
1% Jan
1%
Apr
'
Illinois
5%
Power Co——
Iowa
*
17%
:
Div arrear certificates————
Illinois Zinc
Tobacco
of
Great
Britain
- -
—; ■
;
6%
7
- ••■■•:"
6%
7*;':/
—
7%
7%
—
9%
-1
Mar
2%
Jan
9
May
13%
Jan
2% Mar
400
1,100
200
1
9%
12
Jan
7%
Jun
9
Jan
7% Mar
50
8%
Apr
Jan
4
86%
Apr
107%
12
Apr
18
Apr*
18%
__
shares.-.—.—'-*
International
Products—-—.—
•
l%
'
•
—
Safety Razor B——.—*
International Utility cjass A———*.
200
i%
700
1%
B—
1%
2,200
2,200
9%
300
9
4%
4%
100
4
1/64 May
8% Mar
preferred..————j
'
^ /
$3.50 prior preferred—
——*
Interstate Home Equipment——...1
Interstate
Mills—
Hosiery
•
„
A
.
« >
Iron Fireman
Mfg voting trust ctfs...*
Jan
300
6%
3l2
6%
22%
7
50
3,800
v
10%
5
,
..'•"
Apr
22% May
4%
15
Irving Air Chute———————1
Italian Superpower A———:
* -
14%
" '8
~
—
13%
"
8
14%
8
200
100
.—!
Co
Jeannette Glass Co—.
—1
*
Feb
33
J an
Apr
10
Feb
28%
Co
2%
2%
300
6%
Mar
18
May
1
Jan
Oil
Piping
69%
69%
20
Co__
10%
8
Jan "
May
14%
Jun
9% Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
May
81
~2%
100
Mining
'Monogram
114
114
10
~5
"5
100
5%
(D Emil) Co common.—.
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co.—.
Klein
61
Apr
88
Jan
Apr
95
Jan
Knott Corp common.!;..^.
Kobacker Stores Inc..,
111% Jan
6% Jun
—1
common
Society A——
/'Montana
10%
300
.10
Jan
4
Jan
Feb
8
Feb
14
Jan
May
41%
Jan
1%
Jan
7
Jan
"5%
200
1%
"1%
100
Apr
1%
Jan'
14% May
2% May.'
% May
% May
39%
25
39%
32
Feb
44%
Jan
67
May
82
Jan
90
4%
Apr
100
Mar
4%
200
3% Apr
Jan
6% Mar
4%
900
4
Apr
18% May
% May
30 % Mar
5
4%
10O
%
4% Mar
5%
1%
Feb
Feb
1
1%
Apr
1% Mar
5%
Apr
6
Mar
161
Feb
Feb
17
Jan
15 % Mar
17%
Jan
A Jun
%
Feb
2%
Jan
50
158% 158%
•Montgomery Ward A__.__:
*
/Montreal Light Heat & Power..—*
152
15%
—*
Moody Investors partic pfd
(Tom) Dist stamped—
%
A
1
Moore
200
Feb
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs—
-5c
1%
1%
1%
1,100
—10
common——*
4%
4%
4%
600
Mountain City Copper common
Mountain
'
Producers—
Mountain
States
Power
8%
8%
300
9%
*
Muskegon Piston Ring——.——2%
9%
100
May
11%
Feb
Apr
May
114%
Jan
9%
Feb
7
Apr
Jun
Feb
5
Jan
5%
———100
7%
68%
Co common—
preferred
May
99
Mountain States Tel & Tel——.—100
6%
1% May
4
9
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
10
Jan
5%
■
68%
Apr
Jun'
N
Jan
Nachman-Springfilled
6% May
„—.——
116
Jan
National
Jan
National Fuel Gas
53
Jan
National Mfg & Stores common
*
National Pwr & Light $6 pfd unstpd—*
Apr
39%
JSn
Jan
10
2
Feb
Jun
Jan
2
Jan
10%
1% Mar
Feb
Feb
% Mar
12% Apr
8
Feb
3% Apr
10%
50
9
900
9
8%
National Transit...——.
National Tunnel & Mines..!
45
Feb
11
Jan
May
Apr
10%
Jan
8%
Apr
10 Vk
Jan
Jun
3
Jan
83
83%
900
68%
Apr
95% Jau
82%
120
62%
Apr
93
1%
200
1%
Jun
5%
Jan
2% May
7% Jan
21 %
1U
Apr
24% Feb
1%
6
300
e
1,300
10
8%.
.12,50
10
100
7% Mar
7% Mar
10
—,
14%
Jan
81
83
Car Ltd—.......
National Sugar Refining.^...
National Tea 5% % preferred
Jun
39
8
—1
National Refining common
National Rubber Machinery
National Steel
43
Jan
A Feb
Apr
18%
1%
$6 preferred, stamped—.—..—*
(Del)..:,
——*
Feb
11
43
.50
Apr
11
...
May
Container
;
Jan
500
A
-1
common
convertible preferred
9
A
18%
National Bellas Hess common.... —1
8
7%
-1
A
2% Apr
—10
Dakota Utilities—
5
•
%
10
lA Mar
Feb
Jan
% May
x5% May
..1
Pictures
Mar
4
1% Mar
10%
3
11% May
2.50
1
Kingston Products.^.-—
1
Kirby petroleum.,
.1
Kirkland Lake G M .Co Ltd.—,.—...1
2% Mar
25
—*
19
100
preferred D—i.——100
5% Mar
13%
&
27% Mar
Kings Cp Lighting 7% pfd B
8%
Jun
50
~5%
1
——
Corp—.—
Monroe Loan
$3
preferred—100
—5
Jun
75
Pwr & Light
National City Lines
——T-
Jan
6%
13%
National Candy Co——i—
Inc
Jan
1%
26%
National Breweries common.._T
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A—j.——*
4%
Jun
Jan
1%
K
Kansas Gas & Elec 7%
Apr
%
% Mar
13%
.2% Apr
Julian & Kokenge common——.*
Kennedy's
3%
106%
26
*
,
Apr
Feb
Jan
8
—10
—...
Supply
&
Mid-West Refineries
Molybdenum
Jan
68
preferred——1-——100
100
50
Monarch Machine Tool——...
Jun
A Apr
1
preferred...—i__———100
7%
6%
~2%
*
common
-Mock Jud Voehringer common
Jan
60
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5 % % pfd—100
6%
common.—
Abrasive—
28
Jan
200
—
Mfg———
*
7% pfd
100
-Mississippi River Power 6% pfd—100
; Missouri Public Service
common..
_*
7% May
-J
2%
Jan
%
100
,j'„
'(Ft,)
%
300
'Muskogee
Jacobs,
H
%
%
——
Minnesota
Jan
3%
%
...
-_
••••
26
101%
4%
mm
1,000
mm
*
...—.....—10
Minnesota
Jun
% May
%
—
mm
A
Mining Corp of Canada.—.——*
10% Jun
Apr
7%
22%
__
—
preferred——•.-.*'
Royalty...—i.—...—_1
A
—
Interstate Power $7
Investors
Jan
2% May
—
,
-,
Jan
1/64
5 9%
A
'•
$1.75
.
—'
Apr
13
■
^
A
3%
c
Corp
Midwest
Jan
4%
•
%
t
Midwest
Jan
Jan
A Feb
————i.*
......
2
Feb
..
''"'mm
3%
Midvale
Jan
Apr
International
Class.
13
mm
mm
1
v
West
Mid-West
Jan
1%
10%
;
9% Mar
77%
4%
9%
" 9%
Registered
i%
1/64
*
Jan
K
■
—
__
—
Apr
mm
mm.
Midland. Steel Products—
$2 non-cum dividend shares——*
Apr
A. Jan
Feb
55 %
10% Mar
,K
■
1%
—
-
950
..
•
—
68%
..
5
Midland Oil Corp $2 conv preferred..»
Class B
Middle
10% Apr
% Mar
7%
x65%
—
Inc.——1
12
•:
...
mm."
Middle States Petroleum class A vtc.l
Jan
10
14%
—
Cigar Machine——„*
Paper Co warrants—
Petroleum coupon shs__*
i
-
—
Corp—————.1
Micromatic Hone
Jan
50
*
International Metal Industries A——*
International
6
130
12
•
14%
x65%
International Hydro Electric—
1 '
Preferred $3.50 series.———50
International
Jun-
9%
92
,
/--v/'V'/
of North America——10
Industries
—
—
preferred—^-—-—-—100
International
7
Preferred
Jan*
Jan
93%
•
International
2%
5%
2%
-
7%
Jan
Jan
&
Indianapolis P & L 5% % preferred. 100
Indiana Service 6% preferred——100
l'w
preferred—--------——loo
Insurance Co
%
23%
150
Indiana Pipe Line.—^__—-__——7V2
Industrial Finance vtc common
Apr
400
10
1 6%
—_£1
Ireland
1%
9%
A May
16%
Michigan Sugar Co
-
Imperial
200
18
1%
v
Co——
Imperial Chemical Industries—
}
Am dep rets regis
———
£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon————-.*
Registered
———————*
Imperial Tobacco bf Canada
——5
100
&
—
convertible preferred———50
Textile
Corp....
25c
Participating preferred—.
—15
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred——_*
^Michigan Bumper Corp—
... 1
Michigan Steel Tube..
2.50
Metal
♦
Jan
9
2% May
Jan
It
Jan
7% Mar'
10% May,
4% Jan
Feb
'
National
Koppers Co 6% preferred...
100
Kresge Dept Stores—
4% convertible 1st preferred.
.100
Kress (S H) special preferred.,.—10
Kreuger
Brewing
Coi.
For footnotes see
81
2442.
97
Mar
Navarro
Oil
Radio
50
50
10
50
Apr
52% Feb
12% Feb
13% Feb
Apr
4
Jan
Nelson
......
Co
(Herman)
30c
%
preferred
Corp.
.100
...—5
Neptune Meter class A
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
*
% Mar!
%
Feb
9%
%
Jun
11
Mar
Jun
113
Feb
100
..*
Nebraska Power 7%
2%
page
Jun
Union
105
"2% "2%
100
2% Apr
6% May
1
Feb
2%
Jan
8
Feb
1
Feb
<
2440
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
f
Monday, June 29, 1942
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New
York
Curb
Ended
Week
Sale Price
26
Par
Clock
Co
Jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
New
Co
N
Y
City
N
N
Y
N
Apr
30%
*
80
803%
Apr
101%
85
11%
200
3
Apr
10% Mar
12
53
53 Vb
Y
531/2
500
50
68%
1%
100
Apr
1%
3%
Apr
Feb
1%
1%
Class
A
optional
99%
optional
warrants.
Class
A
1
•
%
58
1%
5,700
58
•
•
2%
25
,2%-
87
87
■->
9
-
5
North
American
Class
6%
B
1%
Feb
Republic
North
American
7%
86
Public Service 6%
"Vb
58
150
Northern
States
class
Power
Corp
A
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Edison
class
Co
$6
%
Jun
Rome
3%
Feb
Roosevelt
% Apr
50
•
88
Apr
6%
70
~4%
Royal
$3
102
Ryerson
Oliver
United
Haynes
93/4 May
Jan
:5%
Mar
15%
Class
Jun
St
Jan
1%
23/4
Jun
14
Jan
Apr
17%
100
A
Regis
$2
110
Feb
112%
Mar
112
Mills
91%
Apr
110
98
Feb
98
30
5% May
14%
12
40
Apr
May
50
1%
(D
44
100
3
Jun
A)
1
/—■
:■<
5% %
1st
preferred.
——<
Pacific
4
Power
Pacific
&
Public
$1.30
1st
Light .7%
Feb
Service..
Seeman
Segal
iParamount
Motors
Co__i
:
200
80%
80%-
10
4%
4 %-;-• 4,700
Corp.———1
preferred
;
l3/a
1%
Traffic
Cent
Penn
Power
Salt
1
common
7%
3.
3%—
common
%
7%
■
7%
10 3/8
Co
Penn
Sugar Prop
Penn
Water
Pepperell
Perfect
&
Co——
*
85%
80
Corp
Bros
$6
-
25,
—
Phillips
Packing
Co.——
Securities
Conv
Governor
Pierce
Gold
P'oneer
87%
46 3%
48%.
87%
88
550
150;
213/4
18%
18%
5%
:
1
Meter
4
4
4%
5%.
36%
*.
Ltd.
Postage
Pitts Bess & L E RR
34%
20
8%
350
8%
100
1%
1%
2,600
5%
200
—50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie——
—50
Metallurgical——
Plate
49%
47%
49%
220
67%
Glass—,——
Valley Wine Co..
Inc
69%
800
1
common.—.
Scale
7
%
Potrero
Power
Sugar
&
common...........
5
Alexander..—...
Inc
Metals
Jan
Solar
Jan
Sonotone
175%
Jan
Jan
Mar
96
Jan
22
%
23%
3/a
3%
31% Mar
8% May
IVb
2%,
2%
3%
3%
Feb
30
-'V 3/8
100
&
31%
39%
10
Jun
43
Jan
63%
,.12.,
,
Jun
70
997/a 100
20
97
97
99%
450
41%
41%
44%
jpuget Sound Pulp & Timber
1,175
*
Pyle-National Co
Pyrene
pvrr-r1
5
...
Manufacturing
—rr
For
common
10
'
footnotes
■-
see
page
2442.
■
Edison—..'7 y,
6 %
6
%
100
150
■
Power
class
.25
—
152%
' V;
,60
130
.-.
I Vb
1
1%
400
1%
1%
300
2%
2%
300
1%
\l
Jan
23/4
Jan
Feb
19%
Jan
1/4 Mar
x"c
33
Pipe
8%
preferred A
A.
Jan
4%
May
%
Jan
4%
Apr
77/a
Feb
93/4
-fi-
Jan
>10
'..Nv.
Jan
•
7
17%
.
2
r
-4-
Apr
Mar
159%
Jun
2
Apr;/;,
May
Feb
Spalding
(A G)
Jan
1%
Feb
71%
Apr
2 Vb
Jan
Jan
2%
Apr
100
174
200
27%
Apr
35
Jan
25
Jan
27
Mar
Jun
3y«
Jan
S"
..
37
38
60
30% Mar
42.
Jan
277/a
27%
200
2434 Mar
28%
Jan
25%
253/,
400
23% Mar
26%
Jan
%
25%
%
100
%
Feb
3/4
jun
5%
Jun
6Va
Jan
6
Jun
7% Mar
105
r*:-:/
:
#
25
;
25
25
May
1% May
23% May
Bros—
—
122
%
2%
Jan
Jan
6
Feb
V/b
Jan
May
Feb
273/4
Jan
10 /
—7
Corp
Standard Oil
1/64 Jan
1%
Inc
Brewing Co—.
Standard
Seal
t
.2.78
common—
(Ohio)—5 Vo
Power
Common
Apr
Preferred
pfd.
&
Light
1
Jan
18
Feb
Products
Standard
Silver
Steel
Tube
Co
Lead
class
Feb
111
Mar
Steel Co of Canada
Mar
103
Feb
B
Sterchi Bros Stores
Starrett
& Co
common
Jan
50
12
Feb
1174
600
10
Feb
14%
Jan
50
103
Apr
110%
Feb
10% May
1,600
Jan
574
5 7/a
200
18%
18(4
100
6%
1st preferred
2d
i38
46
Sterling Aluminum Products
1
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Jan
Apr
Apr
23/4 May
Jan
Vb May
19%
Jan
6Vb May
7e Jan
20 V2
2
Jan
8
20
preferred
4% Mar
13%
1% May
50
5 %
May
a'a Mar
.
*
Feb
A
y8 May
12
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
11%
*
52%
3%
14
Apr
11%
JL
16%
Jan
V* Mar
11%
(The) Corp voting trust ctfs__l
(A)
Jan
%
,
Apr
1
5
Feb
108% 108 V*
ll'/o
.100
1
-
Spring
2%
Jun
1%
*
Standard
Jun
1% May
*
—
1/64 Jan
974
1
class B
109
Feb
Apr
2%
5
&
3
-
Co
1st preferred—
Apr
7
Jun
31%
2%
Spanish & General Corp—
Amer dep rets ord regis—
Feb
8 % Mav
r-
1%
/
Apr
Apr
Jun
-
.25
.25
——
Royalty
7
Jan
Apr
6%
Jun
Jun
31
-
Co——.10
Line...—-10
Convertible preferred
—.—-10.
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
Standard Oil
(Ky)
10
3546 Jan
11% Jun
11 Vb
115
Jan
st:
Feb
Jan
73%
.
Jan;
1%
England Telephone..100
Standard Cap &
87
-
Feb
110
5Vb
4
/*;
593/4 May
-
..
Phosphate
Jan
96%
106
•
-
Feb
9%
Apr
-4% May
77'v:
25
——
Apr
8% May
.
150
25
...
B
,
.7 %
/2% May.
'•
Southern Union Gas
Stein
*
.
Apr
V" 15% Apr
?
1% Jan
.25
%
Feb
*
j
preferred—
10
__1
preferred series C—
Standard
100
$5 prior preferred
$6
900
7
1%
..10
Standard
Jun
L_
e
common.
Stahl-Meyer
3
Feb
Feb
1
12
Jan
4%
100
...
72 %
7
—5
Apr
Jan
Jan
45%
45
7
v4% May;
7/" 4%
72%
-
j
preferred
Standard
1st preferred
—
'California
original
Southland
Feb
Jan
3
.*
Apr
pfd—. .100
8
32
1st preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light—
.£l:
8%
27/»
Jun
A Mar
174
Apr
Vb
360
2%
114% 114%
72%
,/
-100
Apr
33
Jun
V
,
Mar
9%
Pipe Line——
preferred
Southern
Jan
l3/4 Mar
200
33/4
,
-
,7/ 8% May,:,
Jun
500
"3
'
Jan
9%
„
Jan-
38
200
f;
—
"3
50
Vb
Feb
Jan
Apr
Mar
Mills...
Colorado
3
*
7 %
Pa
New
3%
,
%
36
Jan
A
.
25
.100
Manufacturing
Southern
Jan
Feb
:
,
Jan
"''
%
..1
Southern
500
1
Gas
38%
.
„1
Southern
^Public Service of Colorado—
6 Vo
5%
.6%
Jan
55%
Jan
9%
7 %
2% Mar
<7
;
—7,/y
Corp
Feb
100
4
500
2%
Manufacturing Co.
Jan
6% Mar
Providence
"38%
Co
4%
1%
Jun
Jun
-69
Jun
8%
h.
""'/a ;y VB
%
regis
Si Elec 1%
6%
5'%
Apr
Jan
18%
Jun
38
ord
Feb
Jun
47
Mar
26
A Apr
200
Jan
112% Mar
Jan
30
900
preferred—,—
Paper
Aircraft
Southern
Jan
2%
1
.
(H)
Southwest
2% Mar
16%
1
"Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class p
'
.25
South Coast Corp common.:..
South Penn Oil—
L_.
Jun
43% May
Jun
Apr
lit
Jan
33% May
Jan
4
Jan
500
*
America...
Apr
May
3% Mar
common
of
Jan
3% May
48%
81
Apr
12
common..,
Spencer Shoe
5
Mining
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
•'
21% May
3/4 Jan
.
Feb
16
1
7
—*
—
Pratt & Lambert Co.——
Gold
Solar
Jun
'
y«
I Vb
10
—25c
Corp of Canada...
Premier
Feb
Apr
76%
3%
common.
stock...
rets
Jan
Jan
&
% Mar30
.1
Organ.;—..——
%
•
2% May
7.50
common—
"Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell
Apr
363%
9
25
.Pneumatic
125
37
10
Pittsburgh
Skinner
Smith
Jan
Feb
100
1,600
38%
7
*
Hardware...
/Sioux City Gas
Feb
Apr
300
,
5%
1%
*
Pittsburgh
JPlough
Jun
2%
Mar;
general....
Inc
7;,;.
33/4
19% May-
20
34
*
pfd series AAA..
dep
30%
105
293%
4
200
Ill
Inc
&
;
May
120
Apr
8%
21%
—
convertible
5 % Vc
*
Feb
"8%
Apr
10
preferred
Simplicity Pattern common.—
Singer Manufacturing Co..
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
56
Apr
1%
10
19
200
-
i3e Mar
3
1
,
common..
Mines
Pitney-Bowes
Pleasant
Jan
78%
„*
common....—
$3 preferred series A
Co
$3
Apr
&%
Apr
Mar
2%
46%
Jun
Feb
A
common..
Industries
cum
Silex
Jan
3%
,
Jun
;
—1
common
5%
Soss
Electric Power 5%. pfd—_.——25
Phoenix
5%
Jan
70 V*
135-, 135
Feb
2V4
■Hi
;
:,y7'
Sherwin-Williams of Canada..
% Mar
20
Pharis Tire & Rubber.;——;
Phila
2%
44
Co
Philadelphia Co
31
common.——__..20
Co—...———_—100
Circle
.
6% Mar
Apr
i
,50
——
Power
Mfg
.Jan
26
82%
%
%
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Sherwin-Williams common..
3% May
11% Jan
Feb
>—*
com
100
/>;.■
Seton Leather common.—
Shattuck Denn Mining—
4% Jan
May
800
•
—
5%
Apr
1% May
--
.
%
103/e
Sentry Safety Control.-..
Serrick Corp class B__.._.
Mar
•
30
20,700
Jan
33/4 Mar
•
Apr
Spring Brook Water Service—
Lock
Amer
3%
&
Mfg
Mar
%
—
Penn
"l2
Feb
30%
—1
.
107
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Light $7 preferred——*
preferred.
.*
$6
87Feb
7—.—2%
Elec class A
&
"3%
—_—_;50c
Co.——i—
Airlines
Gas
Mar
4% May
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd_*
$2.80 series preferred—
—*
Penn
72
24
25
Jan
53
^
Feb
Jun
500
v/
——
prior stock
j.
Allotment certificates..—
—;*
A
Fuel—
Feb
Jan
15
8% May
1% Jun
Jan
1
Jan
4%
'2%
-
1%
__
—5
$5.50
Jan
98%
10
common.___.__*
Pennroad Corp common....;..;
Penn
27%
Apr
L3% May.
1—i__I_—.10
Telephone
Penn-Mexican
Penn
Jan
227/8 Mar
11%
~4%
'
$1.40
293/4
;
—
Parkersburg Rig & Reel—..—!
Patchogue-Plymouth
Mills..—
Peninsular
25%
Apr
Tubes.—;———.
Parker
"
80%
——
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs.
Pen
25%
24%
90
pfd—._100
preferred...
Page-Hersey
25%
9%May
36% Mar
;/.v
Jan
2%
O
Lighting $5 preferred-
Pacific
.25
500
9%
••
- •.
//A
..50
common....;;
$6
preferred
Scullin Steel Co
Jan
Convertible
29
*
/-3% May
■
-
28
Apr
200
''f*
*/
r
1
-1%
-
preferred
' Jan
-
Selected
common————•
JPacific Gas & Elec 6% 1st pfd—... _25
Jan
>'
12% Mar
■
Jun
200
common
Lace
Securities
1% Jun
Corp
Electric
Scranton
Co
Can
-
Jan
95
Apr
•
2%
3%
-
Seiberling Rubber common.
Selby Shoe Co—_____...
Pacific
100
-2
iW"
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Scranton
Jan
111
3%
-7%
-
100
Co
Scovill
Feb
48
95
1%
"
1%-
——
Convertible
Feb
.
17
Apr
50
3%
—r_
-100
-
-
common..
Schulte
6% Mar
40
Filters B_.——*
1
1
Overseas Securities——-.-—.;——1
%••
100
Co
Scranton
400
43
102%
94%
-
,/ '//'• ,7.;
j,:
Oil
Jan
102
-1%
v"7
.20
pref_.
Savoy
Jun
100
14
2%
43%
Schiff
Feb
100
43'
7
2%
common.—:
United
Feb
170
107%
May
it
conv
Paper
Jan
112 7 112%
102
■
10% May
7%
•
common
Jan
% Jan
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Sanford
——100
Omar Inc.
&
Jan
3/4
.
j.*
-
....
Apr
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-
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Jan
Feb
Jan
11%
\
;
Jan
53/4
.r
-
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11%
•
,% Mar
93
Jan
Jan
1
'
Jan-
77
'
Apr
23/4
Jun
107
14%
51 %
18% Mar
Apr
-J/a
Jan
70
85
*
100
200
Jan
108
1% Mar.
25
15
v
Apr
1%
2% May
10
Apr
,
Jan
Apr
2,400
——50
J
Feb
•A Jan
,16%
-■•5%' Jun
% 3/4
5
Co...
Consolidated
Samson
15
prior preferred.
conv
Aeronautical
7 'fo
preferred
Salt Dome^Oil Co.
15
preferred————•
$51/2
3/4
Typewriter
Ryan
May
Apr
1,600
—_♦
Gas common
100
V-
•A
Russeks Fifth Ave..
32
77/s
~4%
100 :
11
~
—'
t_____5
Co—....
Jan
Jun
common..—......—5
Oklahoma Natural
Petroleum
17
51% May
70
10
2
1st preferred
Oilstocks Ltd
11
500
__*
$1.20 convertible preferred.
Jan
3%
11
107
3%
A
-
-9%
»
100
Field Inc...
17%
Jan
72%
70
2
preferred.——100
Ohio Power 4%% preferred.....—100
Ohio Public Service 7% 1st pfd.—.100
Pendleton Inc
Cable Corp common...-
Root
Jan
87
Ohio Oil 6%
Jun
-
.
preferred.!—100
Roeser &
Vo Mar
Feb
3*2 May
common——*
B
3%
;
—100
Jun
6%
Jan
-
-
3%
.
V
Apr .,:
VV Jan
14% Apr
,
-
5*
pfd C.^
Jan
aa
40
46% May
1% Mar7 ■
100
400
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Rochester Gas & Elec 6%
May
ia
Jan
Jun
13%
200
%
...1.
6% preferred D
Rochester Tel 6%%
3 V* May
—.-4
preferred—
13%
1%
;
Jan
O
Ogden Corp common..—
40
4
——1
Radiator
—1
Grande Valley Gas Co v t C..,
.1
Ryan
*4%
13%
Richmond
Rio
14% Jan
15% Mar
—25
13%
—50c-
Jan
90
Jan
Apr
8%
•fe May
25
common^.SOc
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f
Jun
v50Va
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3,400
40
,
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2
-
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Novadel-Agene
Rice
y8 Mar
15% May
.50
%
40
„
Engineering
Aviation
5 %
300
59%
%
100
Northern Pipe Line....;——
Jan
Electric
5% May
% Feb
pfd.100
Pennsylvania RR——
53
Apr
8%
Oil—,—_—5
preferred
North
Rheem
1/128 Mar
2% Mar
200
—*
Texas
Feb
& Jun
Utility Securities..—*
Central
Nov Indiana
Mar
69%
•»
70
150
'
Apr
,
*
Jun
Jun
Vs
.
Co
1 Vs
1,100
prior preferred————50
Northern
Bit
&
Apr
Apr
May
10
Corp
•'
56
8 3/a
10
7
■
,
—!
Reiter Foster Oil
•
Rayon class A—*
common—.
Co
Reliance
50
'
Light & Power common..1
preferred—
—_—*
$6
Roller
Feb
100
North Amer
■,.
Red Bank Oil
Reed
27
400
—V
—
Manufacturing
Jan
Jan
7
r
'
30
..
2%
8%
Mines..
25%
102
1/256 Mar,
.100
High
139
$3 convertible preferred..^——
Apr
r
——
Electric..——
Jan
Feb
-■
Nineteen Hundred Corp B————.1
Noma
Jan
91%
Apr
-
•
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing
Rath Packing Co common—
Railway & Light Securities
Voting, common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Feb
vlOO
Jun
-32
„;5
preferred
61%
.—*
—
6%
'
61%
Low
.100
Co
19 %
IVb
;
common:
61%
Range Since January 1
High
R
Feb
9%
May
,
94
30
-
warrants——
B
Power
Raytheon
preferred.——. -——-.100
2d preferred———;./
—100
Niagara Share class B
18
Jan
16
99%
5
Class
Low
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrants.^
;
1st
5%
Jan
81 % May
74-
-1
—■
"
common
preferred.'.
Quebec
-
4
f
6Vo
Feb
2 3/4
..
Jun
7%
-
N Y Water Service 6% pfd
100
Niagara Hudson Power common;.—10
5 Vo
Quaker Oats
Jan
4%
Apr
12
35.10 pfd.100
'New York Transit Co.:
Shares
Jan
27/a Mar
1%
10
-
for Week
*■'
.—-
——
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
<•
*
———,-10
shares——
Week's
Last
26
Par
Jan
•
Rosario..—
Y State Electric & Gas
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
June
Jan
& Light 1% preferred—100
preferred
:—
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Shipbuilding Corp—
v
'
L
Founders
;
19%
Power
$6
N
250
24
:—
warrants
Curb
Ended
Jan
11 %
•
_1'
——
Merchandise——
Y
N
Honduras
&
Y
:
Omnibus
1%
83
83
—.
-—25
common
York
Week
High
Apr
24
*
Co.
Auction
Low
3%
!ioo
100
& Arizona Land—
Process
Y
High
:—
——
N
STOCKS
New
Range Since January 1
*
New Idea Inc common
New
Shares
Low
"loo
-
Haven
for Week
•
England Power Associates—
6%
preferred
$2 preferred
—
New England Tel & Tel
New
New
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Last
Exchange
June
Week's
Apr
Apr
% Mar
46
9Va
374
Apr
Jan
Jan
34
8
574
57b
200
Apr
Apr
8
Apr
Feb
6ys
Jun
Jan
1% Mar
474
35% Mar
.
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
2G
June
Ended
Week
Week's
Last
Exchange
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Sun
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11 Ve
~lVa.
12
Apr
f
s
f
s
39%
1% May
39 Va
50
39 Va
30'/a
convertible
900
.
30 Va
26
Feb
Amer
Jan
Amer
Feb
7%
6s
7
101% 106%
103% 103%
J-J
2
102% 109
8
Arkansas Pr
5s
—
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7
104% 107%
126
1
124% 130
6
105
107%
76
38
47%
"82%
82
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1956/.
A-0
■
1
v.-
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,
41%
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1948
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42
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42
1953 *
4
2
105% 106
105%
126
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——
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May
'
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86% 106%
52
*
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J-J
J-D
94 Ve
92%
92%
M-S
2016
;
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1970
Paper
Elec Pow 31/4S
Appalachian Pow deb 6s
—
Feb
11
Jan
High
104
102
4
103% 104
103 7/a
J-J
#
Writing
Jan
35
/ :
deb
Appalachian
Apr
10%
100
"
Lt
&
Pow
Jan
45 Va
Jun
Loxo
Jan
2V8
/ :
Range Since
January 1
_
No.
High
102% 103
J-J
f debs—
9Va
8% Mar
il
50
preferred—
25
Superior Oil Co • (Calif)
Superior Port Cement class B com—_*
Swan Finch Oil Corp_——
__15
5%%
9Va
500
11
IlVa
-1
—,
s
3%s
Jan
Bonds
Sold
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Co.—
debs———1950
debs———
1960
1870
2%s
3VaS
Jan
Va Mar
13%
Apr
—
.
'
'
8'/»
—
Ray Drug Co
Sunray
% Mar
™5
—
Period
26
Low
Gas & Electric
American
Jan
3 Va
Jun
common
Corp—_—
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Last
Interest
Exchange
June
Ended
Week
High
i' 1
Apr
2
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Stetson
Curb
York
New
Range Since January 1
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
Friday
STOCKS
York
New
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Volume 155
9
82%
-
.
V
-
V
Gas & Elec
deb' 4%s
Co—
§ Associated
AConv
*
Shovel
Thew
Tilo
& Land
Oil
Texon
Co
Roofing
Tishman
86
Tobacco
Product.
100
"2% /
"2%
*
15%
Jun
5 "A
Feb
Feb
Va
Jan
Apr
2%
49
,
Arner
4V2s_—
Atlantic City Elec 3%s_—
Avery & Sons (B. F.)—
\5s without
warrants
Apr
Convertible
preferred
20
'
»
Jun
95
Jan
85
80
107% 107%
64
Mar
x103
Mar
111
Jan
Va
•
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Lux
1
Inc—
%
Apr'
Class
Corp
"3
preferred
convertible
80c
'./i,
3
29
Canada
Central
Mar
35
Jan
Aircraft
1%
1%
200
Jan
1%
Feb
6
300
5% Mar
6'A
Jan
1968
United
United
3V2
Jun
Apr
Feb
7Va
2 Va
5»A
Jun
7%
94
1/64 Jun
,'u
Feb
9V»
Feb
7
Jan
%
Jan
97V2
Apr
126%
94
;
3*2
Jan
•
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10 Va
1/4
21
Profit Sharing——
United
•*
10%
Preferred
<
:
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U
Graphite
S
$5
S
U S
59
43%
2%
common-—
May
3%
400
2,200
61/8
S
6%
..10
6'/a
1,100
IBoc
United Stores common
Wall
Paper
i«
lVa
2
—
1%
B—
—;—.
%
Universal
1
Pictures
Universal
Products Co_.
%
Utah Power &
Utah
•m
——..
$5.50
3
%
25
Mar
29
Jan
14
2%
2Va
45
2Va
■:
2Va
500
41
125
45
.10c
A
/
■
'
36
-
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100
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37
32
5
1
Petroleum.;—...
Venezuelan
:
•
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150
:
13
%
31/4
3%
800
3'/a
Apr
41/4
'30
48V2
Jun
901/4
71/4 Mar
8Va
100
3%
3%
3%
Mar
6
81
Western
Coal &
$6 preferred-
Coke.
10
9
100
10
Grocer
-1952
1/2
200
3V2
3%
May
131/4
2
Jan
Jun
95
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wichita River Oil Corp
Oil-O-Matic
Willson
Products
Wilson-Jones
ser
Heating
63
10
-
Apr
Mar
2%
.
5s
WclveNne
_10
Portland Cement
Woodley Petroleum
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American deposit receipts
Wright Hargreaves Ltd:
15
Jan
19
Mar
'
page
103%
103% 104 %
104 Va
103% 104 VA
58
%
2
91
100
9
94 Va
103%
3
99
100
1
77
86
$58% " 74%
J-D
J-D
99% 100
J-D
82
West 4s_—.——_—:_1950
88
26
100%
—1948
5s__1943
82
V
\
89 Vs
41
■
53
90
108 %
$108% 112
Va
90%
41
81%
1
87 %
$86
J-J
85 Ve
82
89 %
41
89 Ve
M-S
4s
79%
105%
164 Ve
88
91
100
100%
A-O
103
91
87%
88
J-J
'i
47
102 V*
7
J-J
1978
108%
82%
67
81
43%
39
47
15%
14%
19
1948
Investors 5s
—.—..1966
3V2s
Hygrade Food 6s ser
A———-Jan 1949
$109%
J-D
3%s—
—1967
1st 6s ser A————1953
1st & ref 5 Vas series B_—
1954
1st & ref 5s series C
1956
S f deb 5Vas
May 1957
Lt
.
-
85
6
83
87
85
85
2
83%
86
109
A-0
Power
109% 111
85
85
A-O
A-O
Pwr &
15%,
15%
M-N
—-———Jan 1949
B
series
6s
111
s^pd—
5s
Hydro-Elec
Indiana
Service 5s
lien & ref 5s—
———
109
3
107% 110 VA
A-O
102
102
102%
29
98% 106 Ve
J-D
99
99
100%
5
93 Va
105%
J-D
97
97
98 Va
51
90
104%
M-S
94%
94
94%
12
88% 100
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1950
J-J
:—1950
A——1952
Indianapolis P & L 3%S
——1970
:,i75%
A-O
M-N
103%
100
101% 102
75%
75%
M-N
F-A
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series
A6V2S
A6%s
7
9
71 Va
75%
13
71%
13
79
75
113
113%
106
106
$9
106
Mar
12
Mar
5% Mar
80%
80%
118
12
105% 107%
1
1957
7s (Aug 1941 coupon)
1957
A 7s
series F—1952
A 7s (July 1941 coupon)
—1952
E
series
A 7s
—.
'
-
-
1%
W-
7%
'
7%
*
'
100
—
200
,
—
—
--
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Feb
6V0
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—
7
:'r
Interstate
Power
.1%
•
l7/a
—
—
4%
2
9%
12
Power
&
1952
J-J
34%:
—1958
6s_——1963
M-S
108
J-J
$10%
——
Light
Superpower
A
Jacksonville
Gas
4VaS
(stamped)
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt
Kansas
-1942
3V2S—^——1965
Electric Power 3%s
Kansas Power
72%
33%
Electric 6s
& Light 3V2s
1966
2022
—1969
J-D
40%
M-S
106%
M-S
111%
'
^
'
74 Ve
59
65
78%
35%
32
31%
39%
1
108
107% 108%
6%
12 Ve
12 Ve
40
40 Va
18
38
106
106%
6
105
107'A
106
108
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5%
10
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J-J
1957
5s
$121 Ve 123
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1
54
^
8 Va
6%
Jun
~
Jan
--
Lake Superior Dist Pow
,1966
A-0
2 Va
Jan
Louisiana Pow & Lt 5s————1957
J-D
109
12%
Jan
F-A
84
8%
Apr
Mar
104
Mar
3
Jun
4
Jan
4
Feb
300
1,800
3Ve
105% 106 V«
$105% 108
7% Mar
4%
Jan
Apr
4%
Jun
1% Mar
.2%
Jan
3VaS
McCord Radiator & Mfg-—
6s
stamped
Mengel Co conv 4V2s
Metropolitan Edison 4s
E—
*
1948
1947
1971
—1965
1945
Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
Milwaukee Gas Light 4%s———1967
4s
series
G
Middle States Petrol
4%.
11
5%
A
Jan
Jan
6% May
1% Jan
94
-
.
—
J-D
'
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1%
57/a
57/e
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.
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•
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C
———,1955
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(Dec
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.
see
25
J-D
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Mar
12
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—
72
16% May
—
10
;
100
footnotes
96% 102%
100
$41%
Jan
61% May
•
—-
•
1
Wisbqnsin Power & Light 7%. pfd
For
C
Jan
4Va
13
63
63
1
10
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Inc
Co
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Coal
Kansas Gas &
Williams
*,
1965
Altalian
10
:
&
:
$79
Jan
Jan
20
Westmoreland Coal
C)
104 Vs 105%
'
86Va
92%
123 Va
J-J
Feb
2'/a
2%
.—1
pfd—100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
_•
(R
$104% 105%
••
68%
J-D
Jan
3% May
86
II—5
Western Maryland Ry 7 % > 1st
Williams
M-S
'•
80 Ve
Mountain- Pow 3%-;-——-.--1963
'A May
1%
•
common
Westmoreland Inc
122
'
96% 102
6% May
,
lVa Mar
1
.1.25
—
Feb
Va May
1
—5
Mills
Air Lines Inci
34
$122% 128
98
Iowa
Western
44
80 Va
80
(Adolf) 4V2S ser A——1941
'*
Feb
6
Wellington Oil Co
I
manufacturing—.
West Va
82%
79 7
82 Va
3%s A
Houston Lt & Pwr
Mar
Wentworth
West Texas Utility
82 %
69
100% 102%
33
Jan
Apr
Co.——.—_
Knitting
100% 101%
93 Va
60
—
M-S
—
Serv
§ A Guardian
Jan
5
79
trust ctfs
3*2
Wayne
5%
Jun
ext..♦
—100
69%
33
F-A
AIndianapolis Gas 5s
Class B—
Mining
-
64
$62
125%
120
77
75%
..
104% 107%
99 Va 103
123%
$121
.
T
<
$96
1st
Waitt & Bond class A
Walker
3
Grocery Store Products—————1945
Guantanamo & West 6s——..—1958
Jan
•
Aircraft Co
~6
101% 103
Mtge Bank—
Nor Power 5s
Green
W
Wagner Baking voting
7%
preferred
105 Va 106
M-S
i
'
•
Indiana
Waco
108 Ve 110
$108% 109%
<
Jan
Manufacturing—
117% 122
—
—
104%
J-D
Jan
48 Va
100%
3
102% *'■.
76%
96%
96 Va
64
18
F-A
Feb
48'/a
3%
62 Va
92
•
1950
Jan
17Va
83%
A__—-1956
2030
1956
Rayon 6s A
Alden
Great
Jan
Apr
'.$121%
--
''rr}
5s——
-
Power
Pub
Grand Trunk
Jan
Apr
%
300
14 >/«
Va
13%
100
Virginia Public Service 7% pfd—
Vogt
Va
14
M-S
A-O
Idaho
1
72
78%
101% 101%
M-N
83 Va
10
/
"
—1969
—1953
Public Util 6Vas A———1956
stamped
AGobel
15
Valspar Corp common™—.
$4 convertible preferred—
78%
84%
69'/a
77%
77
77
J-D
87
69%
26
79%
75%
M-N
74 Va
148
80
79%
79
'M-S
J-D
2'
79
79%
1961
1966
—1954
Glen
f<s Jan
38%
101 /'
1955
Georgia Power & Light 5s
lVa Mar
Jan
33V4 Mar
100
59 %
98
99% 104%
M-S
General Water Works & Elec
Jan
62
lVa Mar
—1
Equities common..
priority stock
3%
Jun
Apr
40
*
..-$45
A General
Jun
—5
—
100 '*
29
84
79 Ve
80
M-S
General
Jan
10
94
1
84
I
A-O
F-A
Florida Pow & Lt 5s
Gen
97/a
9
1
1954
Feb
*
•
Residential
Gatineau
Jan
26
'
•
4
103% 103%
$99
6s-5s
Jan
8%
5% May
4
11%
11
100% 100'/a
A-O
RR 5s
&
Florida Power Co 4s
May
18'A May
Light $7 preferred-
Radio Products.
Utility
200
85%
104 V;
4
"
M-N
Finland
Apr
32
Jan
200
6'/a
104
101
98
"
54%
53
V
•
103%
A-O
:r?
Federal Water Service 5V2S
Jan
1
common™;—.
Sugar
Utah-Idaho
■i
—8
Insurance™.—
Universal
%
6Va
——
Universal Corp voting trust ctfs—
79
6
6
97%
A- O
J- J
District El 5s
Empire
IV4 Mar
Jan
Water Lt
Elmira
15% May
Jan
F-A
J-D
3%s—;
& Light
Power
Electric
i36 Mar
Apr
Va
1,200
Universal Cooler class A—:
Class
Feb
5%
98
J-J
1958
——_——1944
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s ser
Jan
41/4
5%
1954
5s
Packing
Cudahy
Jan
30
Jun
12%
preferred
1st $7 convertible
Apr
r-
101
9
"
$103% 104
5%
5%
(Bait City)-—
Gas
Cuban Tobacco
Jun
y« Apr,
—50c
—
99% 102%
2
■v.;,;
85%
85
J-D
mtge 4 V2s_:
Gen
Jan
6%
1% May
100
2
155%
100% 103%
23
104
104
—1969
P
ser
Continental Gas & El 5s
Jan
Va
53V2
%
1
101% 101%
1971
3s
mtge
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
4Va
27 Va Mar
-20
—
U S Stores common—
■*
101% 102
101%
53A
J-D
ref mtge 2%s ser Q——1976
1st
,.
Jan
8 V2
May
43
350
6
Reclaiming
Rubber
United
48%
47'A
ref
1st
N
series
3 'As
Jan
,13 Va
Jan
Ve
and International Securities—
with warrants—
Lines Inc preferred
Plywood $1.50 conv preferred.
115%;
152
102
El Lt & Pr (Bait)—
•
7
Apr
2V» May
150
1st preferred
Consol Gas
Jan
•U 2Va
2%
1
Lt & Pr 7s A_
Jun
38
4% V 4 %
112
—
10
M-S
—1952
1949
1957
1951
Connecticut
Jan
50Va Mar
180
5
U S Radiator common
U
4
850
2
1
United SpecialUes common
U S Foil Co class B
U S
Jun
58%
42'/a
-25
-
5V2S
P & L
Community P & L 5s_—,
Apr
43
;
57
57
25
common.
—
5'/as
Jun
1*8
Va Mar
10
L—i.
preferred
United Shoe Machinery
2»/a
200
•
5s_
Service
Cities
Jun
Va
■
5s_.
Debenture
Jan
Jan
2
Ve
;
114
112% 114%
'■
Jan 1966
.—1950
1958
1969
5s
5s_—
Debenture
Jan
85
72 V2 Mar
_25c
l.
—
106
■
2
M-S
.1948
1954
5s__
-
deb
Conv
Jan
251/2
May
United Molasses
Amer
Elec
States
Service
Cities
Jan
23
Apr
•
preferred™
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
Va
Va Mar
100
1,800
Va
'
.
152
152
J-J
1953
1927
Cincinnati St Ry 5V2s A—
1952 '
6s
series B__—;
——1955
Jun
•
Va Mar
4,500
12'/a. 13'A
13
•
94
—
J-D
5Vis——'
§ A Chicago Rys 5s ctfs„_—
Jan
831/4
10
-
15
M-N
Central States P & L
Jan
Jan
•jV Jan
650
Va
*
,
participating
$3
100
200
8'/a
107% 109
107%
100
pfd
Milk Products
United
8Va
:
._i—
preferred
1st
Jan
3*2
United Light &• Power common A_
Common class B
$6
Jun
%
2,100
1
*
$7 preferred non-voting
warrants-
57%
1/64
1/64
43
114%
$114% 116
—
•
114 V8
M-S
1953
1964
5s
Power
Gas 3%s
&
Feb
15
Jun
Va May
57%
Va
8 Va
United Gas Corp common
Option
Jan
Mar
11
United Gas & Elec Co 7%
Apr
6,100
•
-10c
El
■
,
Jan
500
5%
5'A
5%
Corp
J-D
1970
.—.1954
1
Apr
United Elastic Corp
V 1st
•
Jan
pfd™.
Cigar-Whelan Stores
warrants
United
2 Va
100
common
& participating
cum
100
4'A
common
Chemicals
$3
M-S
.
5s—
Jan
2Va
4%
1
106%
Q-F
M- N
1
2Va
.
106
114%
Vis
A5
■
2
Products
United
106
J-D
1998
Northern
111
gACentrai
J an
1 Ve
of Canada
Union Investment
100
;■
'
108%
105% 107 Va
1
106
:
M-S
6s
Power
River
Jan
.10
Co
Broad
Jun
5'/a
Manufacturing
Gas
Union
12 Va
65
106
107%
,
Birmingham Electric 4VisBoston
Edison 2%s
7%
4%
Jun
50
-
U
Unexcelled
55%
Feb
5%
„1
Udylite Corp
13
6!2
$99
J-J
'—1957
—I960
C
series
Ve
Jun
1,300
3%
8%
106
'
—
J-D
———1950
of Canada—
Bethlehem Steel
Jun
6
1
•
Tung-Sol Lamp Works—
7V2
■
31
.31
31
1
3% May
3*2 Apr
•
,
1
■
series B___—
5s
M
5s
l'/a May
Va Mar
500
3*2
.
_
.
4%.
3*2
A
600
70O
7/8
•
.
Chatillon
Tubize
4 Vs
warrants
Tri-Continental
Trunz
•/', %
4 Va
10
Transwestern Oil Co
'/a
.
12
8%
$107
M-S
—-1947
——
Corp
12%
8%
Jan
95
66%
66 %
—_100
100
8%
11
Works—t -:
6s
Telephone
1st
_1
rets def regis 5s_
dep
Shipyards Corp
Edison 6%. preferred
12%
25
8%
60
M-N
1955
—1955
-—1964
Light
Baldwin Locomotive
Bell
Toledo
,,
deb 5VaS A—
Gas
Atlanta
rets ord regis—
dep
Amer
8%
8%
8%
'.
8%
Jan
3%
Apr
:
—
8%
8%
F-A
5s
deb
T & T
Assoc
Feb
40 Vs
•'
'r
5%S————;—1977
Debenture
AConv
3'/a Mar
Jun
%
•--» "
——1968
A-0
,8%
F-A
Jan
3 Va
30O
A
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Tobacco
7%
Jun
-
11%
8%
J-J
"
Apr
14
800
*
Exports..
8%
2% Mar
500
200
v
3%
3 Va
1
*
_
Construction
14'
14
5
Allied Stocks
&
Tobacco
Todd
Inc*.
Jan
1949
1950
AConv deb 5s
Jan
86:
20
2%
19%
7
1,300
88
2%
2%
I,—,——2
Co
common™
Realty &
7%
100
pfd
1%
& Light
Power
•■'.
7
Jun
16 Va
100
...
3Va Mar
2(4 Jan
200
2'/a
17 %
*
Technicolor Inc common...
Texas
2'/a
17'/a
1
_
4VaS
deb
A Conv
Taggart Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common
8%
'
;
6V2s—
107% 109
80
108 VA
84
3
99
10
108 Va 108
1
106
109%
11
107
110 '
VA
98% 100
109
109
J-J
99
99
1
99
A-O
57
57%
19
56
105% 105%
29
M-N
M-S
85%
84
98%
M-S
M-N
13
108 Va 109
105%
101
64%
102% 106
2442
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
NEW YORK CURB
BONDS
New
York
Week
Curb
Ended
Friday
Exchange
June
Last
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
or
1st
ref
&
_____—1978
J-D
1955
J-D
1957
J-J
M-N
5s
Mississippi P & L 5s
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s
_____
_1951
& Suffolk Ltg 5s
1945
§ANational Public Service 5s ctfs__1978
Nassau
Nebraska
Power
series
6s
4 Vis
Nevada-California
Elec
Amsterdam
New
New
5s
Gas
5s
Low
32
106 '/a
3
105% 108
8
100% 104%
110% 1107/b
9
110% 111%
98'/4
108
98%
19%
J-D
14
J- J
91%
13
84
New
113
—w
44
45
28
42
45
3
42
25
43
3Vis——:—1961
M-N
1
106
Debenture 5Vis
Orleans
Alncome
N
Y State
N
Y &
6s
___1954
43%
45
North
A
Nov
Gas
1949
3%s_______1964
Ltg 4s
—2004
5s
series
Cont'l
70
28
65%
72%
73
12
67%
J-D
104
102% 104
10
J-J
J-J
A-O
1115
109
115%
5Vis—
J-J
.1969
F-A
50%
Ohio
Gas
5s
51%
7
107% 107%
8
107
8
106
A-O
105 Vb 105%
3
102% 106
________1962
F-A
108% 108%
27
33/4S B—_Aug 1955
107 V* 107'A
1
-
Ltg
'Pacific
&
4s
Power
Power
&
Park Lexington
Penn
1948
107%
Central
5s
Light
.___—1942
F-A
5s
__1955
1st mtge 3s__
Lt
&
Pwr
1964
4 Vis
100%
Philadelphia
Elec
5s
stamped
Potomac
4 Vis
101%
Power
5s
F
37
$105% 106%
107
^
'2
114% 11'5
3
111
116%
M-S
105% 105%
1
105
106
107%
1950
J-J
M-N
191%
110%
106% 108
91%
1961
4Vis B
A-O
1947
M-N
87%
110% 110%
tll0% 112
$102%
M-S
^—1959
1
in
Deferred
a
Ex-dividend,
1st
3Vis
mtge
1964
1
Service
Service
of
4s
New
Jersey— :
1st
&
1st
&
ref
5s
ref
series
4 Vis
J-D
M-S
76
2
106% 106%
7
105% 106%
14
107% 107%
106%
8
106
M-N
1949
C
series
__1950
D—
1950
j
Harbor
Water 4Vis
i__1979
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B
Real
28
13%
17
18
28
15
19%
10%
15%'
—
19%
19%
16%
13
'
Va
$133
137%
101
101%
18
98
100 % 100%
20
98
132
99%
on
1952
J-D
9
Estate
6s
v;
$129
Under-the-rule sale.!
n
"/
'
•
10
108
It
111
—
129
"
30
v
Date—
v
20
trials
f
/'l
>
June 24__-_-__.__
June 25
102.67
June 26
_3951
J-D
Scullin Steel inc mtge 3s
:—1951
,vShawinigan Water & Pwr 4Vis
;1967
A-O
77
78
14
77
92'/a
93
8
86
93
9
87
96
1
100
103
5
':
Total
40
;
Bonds
trials
Rails
Rails
34.37
106.19
89.37
48.44
108.84
88.21
33.89
106.16
89.32
48.21
108.80
88.12
11.78
t
34.00
106.11
89.31
48.97
108.92
88.33
11.65
23.50
*23.78
102% 104%
99% 102%
10
Utili¬
'
33.86
,
11.60
»'
106.14
33.92
'•
.
89.02
48.82
109.02
106.20
33.86
11.67
ties
89.12
49.29
108.96
89.30
49.82
108.92
88.25
88.39
"
106.18
:
88.55
96%
103
Stocks
i
86
A-O
Grade
ties
23.51
102.71
102.54
___:
•
Second
Grade
•
•
/
10
First
Indus¬
11.99
i
23.59
*
10*
10-
65
11.79
23.57
23.43
103.03
Total
Utili-
roads
104.42
102.77
June 23__________
81%
"
15
'[Rail-
Indus-
130
■!;"
bonds
—Bonds—
•
96% 100%
75
and
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
as
150
10
—
Averages
Stocks
■■■%
June
81%
110% in
M-S
15
r
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Exchange
June 22_
80
Odd-lot sale,
e
1%
1%
13
the daily closing
averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock
103%
A-O
$14%
are
102%
101 %
99%
1
1
10
transacted during current week.
■
•
Slock and Bond
listed
101%
99%
sales being
flat.
'
«
1%
included in year's range, Easy Washing Machine class
:
no
1
•
1%
1%
'
__
d Ex-interest,
sale not
>«
$1%
■
used
Below
105% 108
M-N
J-D
delivery sale,
asked prices;
traded
107%
J-D
t.'l
.''.ASchulte
28
25%
79
104 % 106'A
y
San
25%
'
103
71%
f;
Safe
'
107% 110%
■
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5 Vis series A
1952
!;
'
13
109% 110%
.
perpetual certificates
Sound P & L 5 Vis
Puget
J-
$15%
'•
16
9%
■
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumulative;
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;,
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
'
6%
/.
Indiana
•
•
Public
!.
of
J-D
1949
1969
Sinking fund deb 4s
Public
J-J
y Cash
'
Public Service Co of Colorado—
V
32
J-D
J-J
13%
5
30
Vl9%
__
!
•.1
$25 '/a
J-J
receivership.
Abbreviations
96%
100
76
x
being
§ Reported
F-A
1956
E—
A Bonds
105% 108
J-J
$105
sale,
t Friday's bid and
104%
104% 105%
--
107
28
ioo
:
1972
v
(Can)
22
v;;
value,
par
Cash
B, June 26 at 2%.
97% 101%
28%
1962
6s
Sugar 7s stpd
Corp
11
No
104
r
100% 101%
J-D
101
*
101% 101%
Co—
extended
Edison
series
Potrero
Transit
Coke
&
5Vis
Power
Rapid
Portland Gas
13
103
$20
M-N
M-N
105% 108%
1970
_
Philadelphia
101%
99% 100%
J-J
1977
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3Vis_1964
3 Vis
101
1100
F-A
1979
5s
107% 107%
101%
J-J
-
1st
•6
:
13
107% 110
A-O
12
—
6
.
$25 '/a
M-S
33
—
$15%
*
••
13
35
20%
.—
:
15%
$28%
.1921
107%
9y»
1
:
16
•
J-D
.1919
6 Vis.
108
107%
Government
40%
■
12
v;:1 v..,.
—
.1949
10
107
32
16
■
__
J-D
.1959
Russian
1st
f
4 Vis
Sheridan
South
series
D
Southern
Power
California
California
Southern
Counties
3s
1965
102% 103 %
M-S
A-O
:il971
Indiana
92%
103
.
.
.
100% 101
— —
13
$104 % 104%
■
Rys 4s
53
55%
V*
Transactions a! the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103% 106%
__
(Calif)—
mtge 3s
Southern
93
J-J
3Vis—_1970
Gas
Gas
J-J
1957
5s
$66%
A-O
_1947
Edison
Southern
1st
1970
Wyoming Coal 6s
Carolina
F-A
1970
101% 101%
F-A
52
'.
51
16
52
98 Va 102
5
51
Standard
&
P
6s
Gas
&
L
6s
2022
6s
May 1948
6s
A-O
6s__
Debenture
gold
v;.:
60
Power
AStarrett
&
7-4s
3d
88
■
.
47%
3
54%
F-A
56
54%
54%
55
55
55%
106
42%
4
51
v.
51%
49
76%
49
9
76%
1
49
Week Ended June 26,1942
35
J-D
55%
54%
56%
20
F-A
54%
53%
55
76
49
.
,,
•
54%
53%
54%
30
50
18
■-i
441,000
44,460
.
4
f
_______
-60,110
Electric
Texas
6s
Power
series
Tide
$19'A
A-O
1946
J-J
20
--
$11%
14 %
$13%
18
10%
1,000
Twin
Service
5s
1960
Light 5s_______
Power
Edison
J-J
106%
1956
M-N
107%
____2022
5s__
1979
3%s__________:.___1968
City Rapid Transit
5VaS
1
Conv
United
6s
4th
1952
stamped
Electric
Light
1st lien &
N
&
J
J-J
__
F-A
106% 107
.
15
shares
Power
cons
j__
-I
J-D
75%
16
105
4
107
108%
'252,400
-462,272
$2,222,000
$4,380,000
46,000
818,000
government—l
75%
J-D
5
5Vis
1959
A-O
F-A
2
15
106
Total.
6s
series
A
1952
Utah Power & Light Co—
1st lien & gen 4Vis
Debenture
6s
series
1944
A
_2022
91%
A-O
$2,268,000
15
10
15
112
Transactions at the New York Stock
105% 105%
o89%
91%
116% 116%
11
28
6
114%
j
82% 100%
115% 117%
F-A
94%
94%
5
92% 100
M-N
87
87%
5
83%
99
1954
Wash Ry & Elec 4s
Wash Water Power 3 Vis
1951
Rys Co 5s stpd
AStamped
2%
11
2%
Saturday—
Monday.:——
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
;
207,980
'
—
243,680
245,420
289,030
—
5
107
102'/8
9
110% 110%
1
56
107% 117
78
%
•
,
Stocks—No.
69
78
56%
56
67
U.
S.
5s
of
__1937
171%
___1947
71%
73
71%
71
78%
-
:
—
■
-
4 432 000
4 039 400
.335,000
276,000
?'
-,
6,26l',700
-
5,000
4,939,900
16,000
-
225,000
.
6,381,000
$178,500
$28,000,000
■
$1,840,000
-
$178,500
—
industrial
Total
1,840,000
25,981,500
—
1941
Jan. 1 to June 26
1942
2,690,890
51,168,028
$266,000
2,783,000
50,497,000
1,013,480,300
<
-
78
72%
_1_—'
&
!942
1,426,170
!
shares—
Government
Foreign
Railroad
i
$1,946 000
7,000
5,000
44,500
Week Ended June 26
172
$101,000
483,000
277,000
y
$25,981,500
Sales
108%
99% 108%
Bonds
56%
1,426,170
.
Bond
Bonds
$244,000'
~
:
Total
Government
Bonds
$1,601,000
3,942,000
5,979,700
3,659,900
4,658,900
6,140,000
313,000
.
i
United States'
Foreign
'
Bonds
127,060
108 y« 109%
107%107y2
J-D
1
Exchange
Railroad
and Miscel.
_____________
Total
4%
102
J-D
i960
2%
108% 108%
A-O
Newspaper Union—
unstamped extended to 1959
stamped extended to 1959__
§AYork
2%
J-D
2030
vWestern
6s
M-S
1964
West Penn Electric 5s
.West Penn Traction 5s
6s
Stocks,
Number of
Shares
Week Ended June 26,1942
-
debs
$89,315,500 $134,316,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103% 106
v
income
-
80%
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
A5s
$5,206,000
108
69%
$14
105%
8,000
______
12,107,344
86% 101
Co—
Lt & Rys
8,831,971
$86,559,500 $131,138,000
2,285,000
1,844,000
471,000
1,334,000
111% 118
94
107% 107%
74%
Jan. 1 to June 26
1942
1941
107
$113% 117
F-A
1949
(Delaware) 5y2S_1952
United Light & Railways
(Maine) —
United
394,000
$2,268,000
1941
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign
—
107% 107%
t—
111
93%
J-J
.__1950
4s
'
.
$46,000
1942
.•AUlen & Co—
•-United
-
394,000
______
5,000
...
:
$2,222,000
^5,000
Week Ended June 26
of
15
15
-
deposit
A—_—
Water
Toledo
&
466,000
458,000
393,000
389,003.
252,400
$161,000
:
17.000
1,000
25
Total
;
Total
•
10,000
-
394,000
Foreign corporate____
•Texas
$12,000
456,000
45,215
^ 41,835
76%
A-O
:
——
Foreign
GovernmentCorporate
$149,000
42,b60
—
-
Foreign
«
Domestic
18,120
>
1946
of
i_;
'___
of
Shares)
—____
Thursday
Friday '
Stocks—No.
stamped
;
Bonds (Par Value)
76%
F-A
•
Corp—
Certificates
>
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
76%
-V
v
77
49%
56%
1966
1957
6s
2d
7-4s
103% 106%
1950
Light
Corp inc 5s
(Hugo)
1948
1951
'•••..
Stinnes
46%
f
1957
Dec
debentures
.
Standard
94
$90
--
A-O
May
stamped
Debenture
;s
M-N
106%
Electric—
(stamped).
Conv
M-S
1989
$105
(Number
A"
•
Spalding (A G) deb 5s
|
Stocks
J-J
1951
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3%s
Southwestern
"
44
25
11
V
$5%
t
__
•vi;
,' '-*i
.1958
M-N
■r
'.'.Pacific
•
61
A
High
25
25
$10
i
,,
A-O
108%
A-O
3 Vis
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
•
•
J-D
.1972
1968
Service
Oklahoma Nat Gas
•
50%
12
32
''-.v
M-N- -:
1927
105
106
-
M-S
v.;
1951
Oct
Low
■*—
12
M-N
1945
mtge
3s
Public
103
No.
V.'*
$32%
•
J-J
.1958
96% 103
2
;r ;:v
•
F-A
V*
.1931
_______1971
1st
mtge
Ohio
1.
1st
Power
1st
7s.
of
41%
;$37
__
J-D
114% 115
104% 104 '/a
■
.1947
Alssue
1948
3%s series A
Ogden
AMaranho
Range Since
January 1
Sold
Low
$37
•
M-N
.1958
107%
1
Bonds
Waterways-
111%
105
"6
100% 100%
Northern Ind Public Service—
1st
;
.1952
101% 105%
1110% 110%
107% 107%
1947
&
87%
M-N
Friday's
of)
85
J-J
1956
Utility
J-J
.1955
Light & Power—
A
North Boston Ltg Prop 3 Vis
Nor
Bank
A-O
.1953
69%
73
J-D
1954
American
5Vis
Mortgage
108%
69%
■!,.
1"
(see
Danzig Port
107 VB 107 VB
A-O
Service—
series
Elec &
Westchester
Debenture
1948
1
Public
1946
63
England Power Assn 5s
New
A
62%
M-N
%
or
,
Sale Price Bid & Asked
(Col)—
62%
44%
44
Week's Range
Last
Period
.1948
44%
44 %
1950
Power
Interest
26
1947
Bogota
114
M-S
J-D
5s
England
New
Friday
Exchange
June
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year
7s
96%
1948
deb
Curb
Ended
High
16
1947
5s
Conv
York
Week
115% 124%
28
1113 % 114
New
106% 111
—
92%
BONDS
98% 100'A
.
9%
107% 108
92 %
100% 104%
1
1108% 113
A-O
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
High
103%
106
M-S
1948
January 1
No.
103
F-A
_1956
Eng Gas & El Assn 5s
1033/4
F-A
1981
EXCHANGE
Range Since
Sold
Low
102% 103
2022
A—
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
Minnesota P & L 4Vis
Monday, June 29, 1942
Week's Range
Interest
26
CHRONICLE
$28,000,000
$4,852,800
70,950,000
1941
•
63,308,802
$9 749 000
81 689 000
997,832,'(1)MT
$53,546,000 $1,089,283,100
$1,089,270,000
THE
Number 4085
Volume 155 \
2443
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Exchange
official sales lists
inclusive, compiled from
June 26, both
20 to
June
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
■
t
.
Mt
4%
465
52%
170
40
Mar
5
107
Mar
110
110
Jan
Jun
Brown
19%
73
89%
Jan
Jan
f
Apr
"22%
Jan
.<
Jun
2.65
Jan
89
24%
23%
100
800
V:
97
flat
5s
series
5s
<
■
Jun
21 y8 May
,
—1975
B—_
May
Jun
58
8,050
50
Jun
3,000
r-i o H
Feb
104
62%
16,000
63
100
Jun
Chicago Corp
Cities
Last
Range
Shares
'
•>■
" I'
1
101%
7l/a
Jan
81JA
209
75%
Jun
23
Boston
Elevated
Jan
9% Mar
•»
56%
12%
13
24% Jan
59
Jun
10% Mar
100
RR—
stamped —
Maine
&
Common
—100..,
100 :
preferred—.
preferred
Stamped —*
class C 1st pfd stamped
7%
prior
14%
Jan
Jan
6%
7%
Range
East
6%
——.10
Co
Boston
SS
Co
Gilchrist
———
Associates vtc
RR
Pennsylvania
Shawmut
&
Stone
Association
Webster—
Co
Fruit
United
United Shoe
—-—
Machinery Corp
cumulative
6%
preferred
Vermont
Tunnel
& Massachusetts Ry
Waldorf
System
Utah
Metal &
Warren
_
——
5%
Jan
2
91
.
20% May
22.19 May
5
24%
■
24.28
Motor
T
3
Apr
4
Jan
4
—
6c
Jun
10c
120
100
%
Jan
1%
200
1%
Jan
2%
4%
12c
V
;
:>
4
May
80
Apr
5
71
U
1,250
36c
19%
422
7%
7%
205
4%
4%
117
24%
184
18%
24
10
30%
52%
53%
676 7;
'
Jan
Corp
common
Corp
43
26c
27c
98%
May
100
13%, Mar
6%
Apr
10
Apr
22
Apr
28
May
,,49
Jun
50% Mar
Jan
20c
6%
'20
6 % Mar
u
20
—
$4,000
101'A 101'A
;
--
29%
1,000
29'A
•
inclusive, compiled from
Jan
%
Jan
29%
101
Jun
Jun
110
16%
Jun
3'/a
500
2lA
Jan
3>/a
3% May
of Prices
Sale Price
3 %
450
3
Feb
250
22
Apr
29 %
30%
30%
25
28% May
37 V*
Jan
17
17
50
13
19
Apr
Allied
43%
*
'
2%
28
Laboratories common
class A
Mfg Co
—
*
Public Service preferred—100
Tel & Tel Co capital—100
35% Mar
72%
Jan
June
59
•
Armour
&
Aviation
Barlow &
For
Co
common—
(Delaware)—
Seelig Mfg "A" common
Corp
footnotes see page 2448.
5
3
5
8%
Apr
4JA Mar
Jan
8%
50
10%
Feb
1%
'1%
5%
300
1% May
1%
Feb
250
4
Apr
5%
Feb
30 y8
31'/«
209
24%
Apr
40%
Jan
36
37%
1,613
29%
Jan
38 V*
Jun
5%
36%
1%
Apr
100
11%
Jan
17%
3 % Mar
3%
Apr
Jun
70%
Jun
7 % Mar
9%
70
70%
3
16%
16%
135
'
'
-4-
■
13
11%
11%
13
Jun
8%
Apr
11%
Jun
50
8'/a
Jan
100
11%
Apr
12%
Apr
98
11%
11%
Feb
Jan
8%
Apr
10%
Jan
A Apr
1%
Apr
5% Jun
100
6
5%
A
Jun
10%
450
12%
11%
70
200
8%
8
8%
13
Jan
12
3%
"
3%
3%
3
1%
1%
__
9
%
600
5%
5%
275
5% May
8
Jan
19%
19%
100
18 Vb
Jun
25
Mar
10%
Apr
16%
Feb
3%
J4n
11%
200
2%
2%
300
58%
58%
25
51%
Apr
74
Jan
44%
45%
335
40 Vb
Apr
51%
Feb
6%
6%
270
7%
7%
11%
•m—
:
/)
i'
•;
6 %
—
-S-
2% May
5% May
7% Mar
25
7%
Jun
9%
3%
Jan
4
Feb
95%
Jan
5'A
Jan
3%
3%
200
79%
80%
50
995
Field
Marshall
Mar
A 70
Feb
Montgomery
Feb
Muskegon Motor
Jan
1
Jan
50
3 'A
50
104%
Feb
Jan
4%
2%
Low
High
42%
-
65
37% May
49% Jan
48% Jan
4% Jun
25
41%
Jun
4%
50
4
Apr
2%
200
2
Jan
3
Mar
Rath
Sears
Roebuck
11%
100
9%
Jan
11% Mar
10%
620
10%
Jan
12%
21%
200
20 %
Apr
22%
Jan
Standard
of
.—5
common.4
24
24%
83
70%
70%
20
22%
70
Apr
May
Stewart
Feb
Sundstrand
Jan
Swift
&
International
Apr
1,030
2%
2%
2,560
2%
Jun
4
Jan
Swift
2%
2%
89
2%
Jun
4%
Jan
Texas
7%
50
6% May
7%
Jan
7%
Corp
Jan
83
112% 114%
7%
Warner
30%
133%
102 %
Co
2
1
capital
capital—
Thompson (J R) common
„
6y8
Jan
6%
20
6%
Jun
6 V2
Jun
11%
50
Jan
12%
Jan
1%
100
%
Jan
220
18%
t
Jun
18%
39%
100
36
20
21
Jan
-A.
24%
3%
3%
%
%
5%
Jun
Va
Apr
%
Jun
50
5%
Jun
8y»
Jan
'
10
140
41'A
50
1%
—
-
.
4
1%
4
Jun
39% Apr
70
Feb
57 y8
Jan
1%
Jun
100
3%
Apr
5
500
53%
3%
50
i%
350
43%'May
2%
Apr
Jan
146%
300
3%
1%
Apr
1%
51%
—
Feb
3'/a
160
41%
Jun
50
142% 142%
41%
Jan
24%
700
56
63
Feb
47
•:
4%
'
5%
1% May
24
Apr
24%
1%
.25
2
10
38%
23%
5
—.25
—15
Corp
Apr
19%
25
common.
capital
3%
39%
..1
!_5
common.
Machine Tool
Jan
25
19'A
*
capital
Feb
10%
1%
-
62 Ms
capital
Jan
9%
11%
■;
Apr
Mar
11%
33A
"
Sterling Brewers, Inc, common...
2%
.
Jan
7% May
10%
3%
5
June
Jun
190
__
10
—10
Indiana
Apr
22'A
6% May
25
150
9%
6%
.
Dredging common—.
Oil
8
9%
—-
Feb
21%
Standard
11
10%
common—*
Spiegel Inc common
11%
Feb
7%
——
Co
10
9%
common
&
50
10%
—————100
Raytheon Mfg Co
6% preferred ...
Rollins Hosiery Mills
Feb
10%
10%
10%
*
6
Packing common
6%
6
6'/.
.
Range Since January 1
3% May
50
5%
6%
official sales lists
Shares
50
Jun
27%
5%
B—T.—•
Potter Co common
1
Pressed Steel Car common
.
1
Preferred
Apr
100
6%
—
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
22%
5%
Mills common
«
Inc, commonNorthwest Bancorp common...—
:ioo
North West Utilities 7% preferred-
Jan
Jan
4
31%
21%
60
Airlines,
Apr
3 % May
Apr
499
22%
22%
20
6%
21
29%
22%
__
Car common-
;
Jan
4% May
14
23%
28%
Northern Illinois Corp common
42%
3 yB Mar
Jan
Apr
4%
2% May
6%
10
..
300
550
6%
22%
12%
14%
Feb
4%
Jan
2% Mar
Apr
11
3%
V'3%
*
15%
Apr
3
4%
special class A—
Standard- common
National
North American
A 8%
290
1
Feb
7%
150
;
100
Ward & Co*common.
Jan
9%
13A
100
1%
10% May
Feb
9%
11% May
4
5
Minneapolis Brewing common.....
3% Mar
30
100
14
J 13
14
—•
A.
1% prior lien
Midland Utilities
9%
—*
Corp capital
United conv preferred
13
1%
class A——0
West
Midland
4%
10%
13
*
common
46c
105
3%
10%
7
Liquid Carbpnic common..
_r
—*
Loudon Packing common......-....*
43%
10%
11%
Allis-Chalmers
American
3%
Jan
8%
6% preferred—100
Jan
...
Allied Products Corp.
American
44%
42%
-25
*
—*
—.25
Jun
50
37/e
37/e
Poor & Co class
High
Low
«
Ball Bearing common
Jan
Jun
23%
3%
1
Co common.———.
,
19
23
1
Omnibus Corp common
Ontario Manufacturing Co
'
Par
Aetna
Jun
17%
1
(W B) Co capital
—
Manufacturing Co capital.."
for Week
Range
Last
Advance
Jan
34'/a
16%
5%
McCord Rad & Mfg
Sales
Week's
Friday
common—:
8%
Jun
common——100
Tool vtc new—*1
Indianapolis Pwr &'Lt common
*
Indiana Steel Products common—.—1
Inland Steel Co capital———*'
International Harvester common
*
Middle
98%
•
5%
Chicago Stock Exchange
Gas Co common
Alum Castings.—.
Jun
3%
50
Co
Jan
8
17%
Pennsylvania RR capital.—.—
.100
Peoples Gas Light & Coke capital0
Perfect Circle (The) Co——_
Steel
Jan
9»A
32%
Central RR
Jan
3%
98 Vb May
U
Adams Oil &
Jun
24%
Jun
50
1
,
Parker Pen Co common——
Acme
9%
Apr
8
6%
8%
U
Peabody Coal Co common.
■
;
34'/a
8
'
Abbott Laboratories common—
Feb
19 *
50
50
8
8%
Libby McNeill & Libby common—
Lion Oil Refining Co capital™
Feb
5an
25
6%
Boston & Maine
STOCKS— 1
Jan
Jan
50
9 %
21%
1
14
16 %
Apr
32%
10
Jan
24%
37% May
1,000
IS
64c
Jun
18%
349
58%
42'A
27c
to June 26, both
Jan
13%
8%
Razor
Northern Paper
June 20
13'%
10%
%
Drug
Jun
Mar
60
8%
Katz
1
Jun
12
50
1%
Feb
2%
32%
...10
common
4% May
323
5%
6'A
150
10
—*
:
Kentucky Utilities
Jan
3a
25c
55
57
—
——1948
Jan
1 % Mar
% May
250
134
..5
1
Co common——
Brewing capital
Northwest
A
Jan
23%
1
8
Jan
101%
...
—
series
3%
Apr
9%
Jarvis
Jan
29c
Bonds—
4%s
Jun
21%
Joy
436
2%
17%
11'A
1
:
Safety
Illinois
s';
May
135
4%
86 V*
350
2,750
13%
Outdoor Advertising com
Feb
17
Jun
12 %
15
Hupp Motor Car common
Apr
\
Jun
62%
2%
1
1
Horders, Inc, common..J,—..——*'
Houdaille-Hershey class B —
;
*
Jan
V
11%
Jan
11%
common............*
5
Motors
Heileman
Jun
10c
80c
3
Jan
Jan
45
12%
Independent Pneumatic
May
Jan
1%
20%
1
Corp—..5
Utensil
Watch Co
Hall Printing
Jun
15c
60%
595
4%
*
common.......*
Goodrich (B F) Co $5 preferred———*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common.—0
Gossard Co (H W) common
0
Great Lakes Dr & Dock common.....*
Jan
3%
3
Feb
18%
8%
400
20
1
common............*
—9
Co
General
Jan
70
48
7%
Jun
% May
8,550
*
Car common.—2
Foods common
General
Jan
74
2y4
Jun
3% May
11%
11%
1
Manufacturing com
Finance
General
7% May
>
43
15%
200
tt
common.
Preferred
Feb
>
Feb
Feb
Jun
27%
20
,
16%
0
iff
100
•
52%
57%
RR—
Income mortgage 4%%
series A-1970
Eastern Mass Street Ry—•
4
4
Jan
70
Apr
Apr
71
10
27%
15%
Feb
6%
May
40
79
27%
—2%
Drug Stores...
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
3%
30%
Bros
41%
50
.—20
25
America com
Household
General
Jun
3%
35c
24
.
13%
30
100
27%
Edison
Brewing common
Fuller Mfg Co common....
Jan
1%
1%
360
:
;
:
:
u
7%
-5
*
___25
25
1
100
—*
j...
24
23.21
83
—*
•
Twist Drill Co
Union
Feb
8iy2
'
83
400
'%
20%
(Peter)
Fox
Jan
7
A
Jan
4 y8
10c
550
6!A
3
—*
—
Jun
20
15c
19%
(The)
Co
Torrington
V-
15
52'A
%
79
1
*•
5
capital—,...,
Gillette
'-
20
1%
84
2%
'
50
—
Apr
3%
Ji
3Gc
————
310
4%
Hart RR—100
North Butte Mining
155
1
.1
Jun
Jan
2%
Fairbanks Morse
Jan
6c
2.50
New Haven &
Feb
10
3%
3
Narragansctt Racing Association
1
New England Tel & Tel
—100
New York
2%
Jun
80c
—
100
1
Central RR common....
Massachusetts Util
4%
3.21
Qu¬
1
isle Royale Copper—————15
Lamson Corp (Del) common..
5
Maine
Jan
5%
23%
23.21
3%
3%
0
Safety Razor Co
Gillette
65
6
-m 6
■
—
Helvetia Oil Co
5%
1%
—
—1
Corp..——
Capital
General
1
8%
4%
Association—23%
Group
Employers
70
,84
———.100
common————.w*
Feb
18
15%
part sh vtc "A"...
Co
&
V Electric
__
1st preferred A
Eastern
9]A
90c
100
Ry common
Mass St
Eastern
N3 O
13%
Eddy Paper Corp
—«
Eversharp, Inc, common..—
....1
Jan
Apr
5%
4%
.
Jan
8%
l'/s
100
l'A
1%
^,4
•
—•
Jan
t
*
*
Light pfd
common
Deere
Feb
55c
26
9%
r_5
Calumet & Hecla——
Copper
60c
1%
*
Personal Prop Trust
Boston
;
100
2%
5'A
130
5%
60c
Jun
1%
10
1%
5%
5%
60c
19%
:
1%
100
50
52%
10
•
com:.—50c
0
General Candy class A———
Boston
20%
57%
Feb
91
42'A
492
5%
Jan
2%
Elgin National
19 %. Apr
1,521
54
54
.100
Herald-TraVeler_.
134%
Apr
100
77%
„25
Edison
Boston
3,606
22'A
81%
.100
Albany RR
&
Boston
Boston
High
8'A
3%
5%
5%
January 1
Low
114%
110
110
_100
w_A;
Inc
& Son
100
20%
30
Serv $6 pfd
Jun
13
Jan
Mar
850
*5%
10
...■
I'D
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Co—
Class A
High
LOW
Par
TeL & Tel—
American
Bird
'
■
■
7%
58%
Corp of
Co
Diamond
Range Since
100
common
25
common...1
Oil Corp
*
Cunningham
for Week
of Prices
,
10%
10
Dixie-Vortex
Sale Price
V.
STOCKS—
1%
10 %
Jan
13%
1 % Mar
10
9%
11%
5
,
common
common—'
Dayton Rubber
sales lists
Sales
Week's
Jun
300
Biscuit
•
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
9%
1%
10%
—1
_*
Co
Commonwealth
j
•
100
1%
•
V
Jan
15
May
1%
•
common
Service
Common
compiled from official
22%
5
...
common..—
Corp
Chrysler
Jun
100%
Container
26, both inclusive,
23% Mar
common
Chicago Yellow Cab
Feb
72
Jun
1,000
Belt CO
Crane
June
Jan
Preferred
Consumers
to
22 %
19%
preferred..
Lien
Consolidated
20
M)
(A
Consolidated
I
11
277
convertible pfd
Illinois Pub
Prior
■
June
200
Jan
Jun
May
65
61%
1945
5 Vr
57
ioo y2 ioo y2
1945
5%—
Georgia South & Florida
Jan
42
104
•
11%
Central & South West Util
:.'t
Feb
25%
•
$26,000
55
104
11%
preferred..;
Co
&
Central
*
Mar
51
49%
1
5
capital—
Central States Pwr &
1975
-.1975
Transit Co 4s flat
Baltimore
A
•
■
Jan
5% Mar
(E J)
cumul
5%
Chain
Bonds—
6'A
3 Ve
(E L) common
Butler Brothers
\
Mar
30
May
25 V*
26
•26
247/a
,
3% May
200
Co
Bruce
Jun
19%
16% Mar
24
200
3%
4%
4
Fence & Wire
Class-A
Castle
19
4%
3%
Common
.
51
2.00
89%
2
.——50
Seaboard Comm'l 5% pld ser A x-W—50
U S Fidelity & Guar———
—2
Amsterdam Casualty—
Northern Central Ry__——
New
Jan
4%
common
common
Brach & Sons
Mar
.
28% May
39%
5
1
110
4
•
Jan
115
116
19%
2
:2.00
2.00
108
125
20%
20%
20 %
29
115
115
20
100
100
3% Mar
30%
Corp
Warner
Borg
Jun
37%
50
37%
37%
.—F—
5%
52%
Jan
.4.
100
29%
Jan
4
preferred-———
Vernon-Woodbury Mills com
Fidelity & Deposit-.
Houston Oil
Jun
30c
193
Feb
14
4%
Laughlin Inc common
Bliss &
Jan
96c
52
52
pfd v t c——_1
Sugars Assoc
Eastern
High
17'/a
High
Low
11% May
45
11%
11%
Berghoff Brewing Corp
:
Binks Manufacturing Co capital
Apr
13%
285
.53
.51
100
preferred B——■
4%%
(
_
January 1
Low
.
14%
14%
*
Baltimore Transit Co com v t c—*
1st preferred v t c~
100
Consol Gas Electric Light & Power— *
Corp_
High
Low
Par
Arundel
Range Since
Corp
Aviation
Bendix
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
:;.
Radio
Belmont
Range Since January 1
High
common—10
'
*
Belden Manufacturing Co
Sales
Week's
Friday
Low
Par
—
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
i
STOCKS—
for Week
Range
Last
Baltimore Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
57 Vt
Jan
Jan
Jan
4'A Jan
1 % Mar
2
Jan
Apr
27
Jan
20
24%
391
1%
250
1
Feb
1% May
1%
6
60
5
Mar
6% May
5%
23%
22%
14%
22%
22%
23
33%
14%
5
100
1,700
12% May
19
Jan
20%
25
Jan
Apr
265
19% Mar
24'A Jan
155
30%
Apr
39
Feb
34%
Jun
Jan
103
6
5%
5
i
J
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2444
Monday, June 29, 1942
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Week's
Friday
Last
Low
Par
U
S
U
Co
Gypsum
Steel
S
Co
30
11%
55
45%
45%
107% 108 %
524
1
1%
1%
*
1
16%
16%
Utah Radio Products common
Walgreen
200
11
—*
100
preferred
common
Wayne Pump Co capital
Wisconsin Bank
Jan
Jan
1%
15%
13%
•
Chicago Stock Exchange
Jun
25
11%
Jan
10
,23%
J#n
69%
63%
Apr
81 %
Ford
5%
200
300
1%
4%
50
52%
'
.
Jan
2%
Feb
5
Jan
4 'A Mar
Jan
Apr
62%
Jan
100
2% Mar
3%
Jan
1,050
8% Mar
13%
Jun
256
3
12%
6%
;
5% May
1%
13%
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Jan
40
Detroit Stock
June
Radiator & St San com
American
.
to
20
June
Anaconda
Copper
Atchison Topeka &
4%
160
4%
Jan
24
24%
325
22% May
28%
Jan
33%
31%
33%
122
27%
39% Mar
50%
50%
51%
132
50
5%
6%
*
4%
Mining
50
Santa Fe com—100
3%
Apr /:
Jan
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
Curtiss-Wright
—_
—
Electric
General
common—j..."'
1
6
■
May
of Prices
5%
362
Jun
24%
25%
21%
1,170
9
Auto
Jan
28%
Apr
Low
City Brewers
Baldwin Rubber
Jan
common
McLaren
.
common
Burroughs Adding
Consumers
.""-1
_
common
Steel
_
.90
Interlake Iron Corp common
Martin
(Glenn L)
5%
*
—
26
17% May :•/
Jan
&
Detroit
Edison
Cleveland
common
Detroit-Michigan
Nash-Kelvinator
Corp.
5
York Central RR capital
New
Pictures
Paramount
Inc
Pullman
Oil
Pure
Radio Corp
(The)
-
4%
:
__
1
—*
,
*
common
T
Jun
14%
21%
10
Jan
15%
Feb
21
171
26%
Feb
3'A
3 %
J,
13 %
;
47
Jan
365
209
31
1
4%
4%
150
4
U S Rubber Co common
16%
10
Jan
Apr
5
Jan
;
5%
Apr
Jan-.;
18%
13% Mar
130
.
_
_
common
Gar
_
common
Wood,
General
Ind,
Motors
common
1
Yellow Truck & Coach class B
Jun
200
11
Lock
Kinsel
&
Mfg
common
Products
Kingston
common
Michigan
Oil
10% May
13%
Jan
Die
Casting
__
common
Week's
i
%/'/■■■' Par
Aluminum
Industries
American
Laundry
Rickel
_
Machine—
for Week
Shares
Low
*
_
__
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
&
Gas
Cincinnati
——*
——
,.
Low
4%
383
Tom
High
Jun 7
4
219
19
El
Street
preferred
100
...
Gibson
v.
*
7
2
6%
.100
17
17
Raisin
,——•
24%
26%
20
21
46%
48
13%
13%
Kroger
_——*
•:
&
Randall
"A"
Randall
"B"—
—.—_*
—
0
———
Rapid
47
——*
.3
.■:>
3
Tube
B
preferred
&
Co
1
——10
4%
Co
Jan
•
9%
6
•/
1%
:
Jan
3%
:
6% Jun
y
•
8%
25
14%
Jan
25
Jun
12
.....
22%
Apr
29%
Jv■
Apr
23%
499
42%
Feb
52
io
10%
Jun
15
Jan
1%
Jan
2
Jan
3
Jun
50
25
,
100
2% May
30
6
9%
May
4% Mar
100
9%
9% May
-s
8
1%
9%
1%
3
36%
304
-
•••:>■• 4%
Los
Jan
Jan
2
500
.72
•■'
;
250
2%
150
23%
.90
2%
1%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jun
Apr
5%
Jan
2
Jan
2%
I%
197/8
56c
400
V
397
2
2%
100
2%
1%
1%
1%
266
.
Jan
Jun
i%
Jan
2%
-y:
Apr
Jan
2% Mar
2% Mar
May
1%
Jan
27
97c
Apr
Mar
Jun
?
290
2
-'rfe 2
2% May
Jun
350
1%
2
,
368
i
Jan
4%
68c
200
295
1%
r^;#v
1%
6%
7%
4%
23%
■
•'
Jun
Jan
1% Mar-
.47
■
.47
150
47C
Jun
60c
Apr
.75
.75
200
47c
Janv
75C
Jan
17%
Jun
r~;%
7-v
-
.
V.'
17%
1%
3%
:
17%
1%
4
to
3%
200
.
16% May
100
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
,
200
2%
Jan
3%
/■
Apr
Angeles Stock Exchange
June 26,
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS-
of Prices
Par
Accessories
Bandini
Petroleum
Sales
for Week
Shares
Blue
Diamond
30
Jan
Feb
Jan
—50c
Inc
1.45
Range Since January 1
1%
—2
500
1.30
1,600
1% May
2
82
9% May
12
Jan
Jan
58
May
4% May
6
Jan
1.45
Jun
1.85
Jan
2.20 May
2.70
Feb
Feb
Chrysler
5%
Jan
Consolidated
>il
steel
Cor
Corp,.
a58
——-—*
Corp.
11
5
11
Jan
59%
al7%
———-—*
46%
245
4
4
Corp.
W-~-
43
5
400
17%
4
20
17%
May
5%
20
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
10%
1%
38%
—1
Feb
Exeter Oil Co
Jan
alOc
Farmers & Merchants Nat Bank——100
A*common_.
10c
340
200
350
15c
30
340
20c
May
Feb
Jun
385
Jan
Feb
38
Jun
June
36%
Oil
Co
516
a7%
7%
16%
95
20
31%
50
16%
20
al6%
a
A
A
36%
36
A
6% Mar
11%
283
17
8%
Apr
17%
Jan
Jun
24
Jan
23
May
Jan
'
Nordon
6%
•
1
25c
A
Low
High
10
,
4%
Jan
4%
Apr
ioo
6 %
Jun
7%
Feb'
10
Preferred C
14%
'.—A*
4c
26c
•
1,000
4c
3%
,
9%
...
Jan
7
Apr
1.90
Jan
4c
Jan
8c
Feb
27c
Apr
40c
Jan
3 % Jan
375
9%
•
1.00 May
50-
15
13%
■
.
6
2,570
1,000
a3%
'
15% May
504
L.10
25c
'
-
10
6%
1
Corp Ltd.
Range Since January 1
100
6
1
Mfg Co
16%
al6%
-10
Menasco
High
6%r
High
1,320
2%
1%
100
1
Shares
i
LOW
1%
2%
—5
40%
for Week
,
High
1.45
—1
Co
Corp
Invest
Central
12
Low
Jan
Jan
4
Sales
6'A
Apr
60c
A
Exchange
4%.
Feb
Jan
■
4%
1%
23C
—1
«
Feb
100
Low
Par
65c
Feb
Jan
20
Week's
Manufacturing——A—50
Feb
Mar
.90
'
Brass
Jan
i
.68
>
—
Akron
30c
16C
-
June 20
Jan
100
iv:
Range
Apr
115
2%
Mar
9%
!-i
of Prices
Jan
4%
45c
——
26, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Last
Feb
10%
Jan
100
2%
—
Jun
i%
Sale Price
99c
May
8% May
3%
400
1%
7%
.
Jan
Feb
Hancock
STOCKS—
.48
4%
A
Feb
17
36%
Friday
60c
400
,
A
June
1,701
2
.68
*
.10
20 to
Jan
.49
'
common
Gladding McBean & Co.
June
Jun
2%
Jan
Apr
4%
Cleveland Stock
37%
Jun
Feb
9%
% May
48
30
9%
•;
_
Feb
Jan
1%
2% May
Jan
Preferred
36%
.70
3%
30%
■.v
Jan
8
77
r
Jun
9%
<■
i
100
Jan
Jan
Unlisted—
General
1,760
Feb
-17%
Jun
.19
2
"B"
43
4%
25
604
1%
Jan
Jan
2
.17
.
„,1
common.
"A"
&
472
3
30
———50
—
.
2%
36%
.48
A.
common
Consolidate
U S Printing
Wurlitzer
3
16%
2
Jun
.49
Moore Distilling common——,.
Walker
:
i-.
l%::-;;
13A
.—*
—*
;
U S Printing——
100
160
*
Paper
Aircraft
Gamble-.
Procter
16%
200
Manufacturing common
Walker
100
9%
1%
18%
Apr
1% Mar
100
8%
.17
1
common
Jan
10
9 %
15
400
1%
3%
*
common—
Universal Cooler B
24
24
————*
Lunkenheimer
124
:-h
,
24
Hatfield partic preferred——
5%
59 % May
; 2
> 35
6%
y6: 25
•"43 .•■': .'>£
; 10
7
Kahn
86
Mar
70
49
>
43
.
3%
Jun
■
—100
preferred—
Art
143
6%
2,153
2
8%
$
common
Prod
Apr
5
22
Jan
1%
110
7
63%
63%
—10
—...——
Invest
Found
78
6%
63%
——*
—!
Drug
Eagle-Picher
SO
25
1%
76
,50
—
Telephone
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Dow
1%
16%
3%
-10
Wayne Screw Prod common
Churngold
1% Mar
78c
'
20%
19%
Jan
.1,700
.68
.48
_
common
Metal
(H W)
Standard
Range Since January 1
High
4
20
River
Sales
Range
Last
1%
8%
«
common—
Davis
Sheller
Of Prices
Friday
Sale Price
Feb
3%
1
-
common-
Corp
Prudential investment
Exchange
26, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
STOCKS—
Apr
60c
1%
—1
_
„
common..
Products
Peninsular
June
Jun
100
1%
1%
___
Motor
Parke,
20 to
Feb
.90
2%
.70
1
.
common
Packard Motor Car
June
Jun
common
Drug
Murray
Cincinnati Stock
7%
36%
<■
•
10%
6% Mar
1%
y
A.
Michigan Sugar
///■
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—_1
500
Y'
—1
common,
'
i
Feb
7%
1%
10
,1
_
Hudson
Car
1%
l7/a
Houdaille-Hershey B
Motor
Jan
—.
3;V"
_
—
1%
16%
_
Brewing common
Graham-Paige common
300
16%
•:«...
1
.1
——~
Goebel
1%
1%
20
_
_
_
4
—10
_
common,.
com
Fruehauf Trailer
McClanahan
16%
Stove
Brewery
common
10c
Feb
Jan
42%
Frankenmuth
Kurd
3%
35%
.
19
Apr
2%
3%
Corp common
Jan
3% Jun
13% May
34%
—*
10%
Apr
2%
235
13%
^
2%
capital—25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Jun
7%
J
Apr
11% Apr
90
21;.
,
,
—
Republic Steel Corp common
Studebaker
6%
5%
Jan
355
7
3%
14%
V
-
of America common—_—*
Standard Brands common.
450
6%
—*
common
capital
Co
5
Nav
Feb
3
•vy"'-
Jan
Detroit
_——1
common
7%
Jun
5c
900
.90
tv;
;.i
High
300
■3%
7%
.i-
1
_
_
.
Low
.07
1%
0
Machine
Range Since January 1
3%
1
,
__
common
.07
3%
—1
_
Shares
High
Jan
67
Brown,
25%
—"
Co—__
'
.
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Exchange
26, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Stocks—>
Unlisted
DETROIT
Building
26 % May
75
3
3
New York Curb Associate
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
14
51%
_*
common—
18%
157/a May
125
Members
New York Stock Exchange
1% Mar
Jan
1%
7
Co capital—
Corp
Radio
55%
119%
4%
1 Vat
Yates-American Machine capital——5
Zenith
44% May
Jun
107%
5%
U*
common
shares common.
(Wm Jr)
Wrigley
Jun
23%
68%
common.-..—.
Oil-O-Matic
Williams
12%
100
17
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Jan
Jun
Apr
77/a
14
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg com—50
Wieboldt Stores
May
182
1%
High
74%
50
Apr
41
23%
Telegraph common__100
Western Union
58%
65%
47 %
5
common
cumulative
7%
Low
High
64%
20
capital
Transp
Range Since January 1
Shares
47%
64%
-*
common
Lines
Air
United
capital
Carbon
Carbide &
Union
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
63/4
500
5%
Jan
15
93/4- Jun
Jan
Apr
9% Mar
'
American
Coach &
Body.——
Brewing Corp of America——
Cliffs
Corp
^
5"
3
_
Finance
1
—
.
Gas
15
15
220
15
Jun
18
Jan
6%
10%
204
10
Jun
14%
Jan
5 % %
45
6
Mar
8
6%
45
Jun
53
25
&
Jan
45
19%
518
28%
28%
26
•
18%
26
16
Apr
193/4
Jan
200
25% Mar
28%
Jun
100
25
Jan
26
Jun
386
22%
Apr
30%
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
1%
Jun
1.80
6%
Apr
83/4
Jan
6% Mar
8%
Jan
•
Mar
'
Colonial
acific
10%
5
common
.
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6%
pre!
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25
1st pri
25
1st
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B
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a5%
45
—
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45
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a
17%
1.15
69
16%
16%
30
11%
Jan
17
"Jun
A
*
34%
34%
35
152 '.
34 %
Jun
40
Jan
2
Kelly Island Lime & Tr_.
*
10
9%
10
615
9
Feb
12
Jan
1
Lamson & Sessions—
*
3%
Jun
5
•'
1.15
Feb
Goodyear
Tire &
Interlake
Steamship
Medusa
Portland
National
Prior
Rubber..
•
:
:
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Cement—-
Refining
—*
new
*
National Tile
—
3%
16
*
6%_
preferred
3%
;
300
16
15% May
100
1%
1%
36%
36%
25
%
%
-
145
.
*
.
■
-
642
•
1% May
36
-Jun
%
Feb
2%
%
Jan
*
:
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•
Thompson Products Inc
Warren
White
*
7
20
5%
57
15
Jan
1
all%
24%
406
24%
24
18%
18%
1%
1%
175
a'12%
a 12%
-
7
Apr
Jun
6
Jan
3%
23% Mar
29%
~1%
class
Tire &
Rubber
common—10
a
15%
15%
Mar
.25
25%
25%
154
23 %
23%
Republic Steel, common
For
footnotes
see
page
_*
2448.
1%
*
17%
3
24%
May
5%
27
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jun
103/4 May
143/4
Jan
50
14
24
Jan
200
3%
18
,
25
■*""
27%
437
29%
28%
Feb
Jun
5%
Feb
Apr
20%
Jan
50
a28%
15
220
25%
23/4
Jun
2 3/4
850
25%
Jun
1%
300
-
a 29%
25%
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•
A
28%
Jan
26%
24% Mar
13%
13%
Transamerica
22% May
27%
Jan
8
Corp,,
—
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25
13%
Jun
i~7
~Feb
'
10
23
Jan
29
Jan
Jun
133/8
Feb
~
18%
Apr
223/4
Feb
25;;
1%
Apr
1%
Feb
24% Mar
10
10%
610 -I
20
658
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4%
1%
4%
Feb
^
20
20
„2
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1
10%
A
3
'
—
25
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10
__
common
ll3/4
14%
27%
-25
Jan
"l
preferred
10
a
Industrial Rayon common,——
Electric
41
2%
.
Unlisted—
Firestone
300
1%
1
General
3%
24%
all%
25
5 % %
35
2
—-
Feb
5%
200
al4%
A
Feb
120
8
3%
3%
A
5
400
7
■
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!
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Motor
'7
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—
Otis Steel
Richman
1%
7
8
—
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Ohio Confection
-
50 '
24%
Apr
19
43
7
5%
:
10%
4
Jan
43/a
Jan
10
102
Apr
13%
Jan
6
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8%
12
10%
10 %
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-
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Volume 155
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4085
.
2445
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
,r„.
Range
7
„1
—
—
!—1
Wellington Oil Co of Delaware.
:
Gold
l'/a Mar
3,000
2C
Apr
3,000
3c
Feb
4,/a
Jan
'
1
'
'
'
11
4%
30
35%
a35%.
all0%
al00% 1147/a
385
a24%
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465
32%
20
2%
2%
100
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10'/a
60
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.
27/a
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Corp„*_!
Tractor
Co——
*
*
Corp.*——>
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Commonwealth & Southern Corp-——*
(Del)——y.y~5
Curtiss-Wright Corp
—_1
Continental Oil Co.
—
al
8
A
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a20%
A,
t
Apr
60 %
Feb
38
Feb
1%
8 % Mar
St. Louis Stock
Electric
General
Foods
Goodrich
16.*
25
a30%'
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17%
10
.670
'A
i.
20
June
to
June
26, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan
200
...
16%
17%
25%
27%
—li*
*
Jun
17%
Jun
27%
Jun
26% May
34%
65
40 %
Feb
Shoe
Brown
*
common——_1
common-—*-—
Manufacturing
Burkart
,
V
Apr
Apr
Falstaff
Brew
,
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc.*—
New York Central RR Co
j„a.
American
Co..
■
y
350
6%
a
6..'
25% Mar
400
....
.
7%
19%
10%
7%
131
,
6
29%
Jun
Common
Jun
9%
Car Co
Motor
Pennsylvania
Jan
International
10 Va
Jan
RR
Co—
America.——
Roebuck
Sears
&
Shoe
3%
25
13%
13%
200
52'/a
52%
a7 %
7%
a
—
15
.
2%
22
—
25
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Inc..
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1
I
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a
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4%
22%
Jun
a34
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_
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5 5
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Corp
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg
_
...
.50
7
10
7
Jun
7'A Mar
27%
243
26
May
434
15
20
15
„
—
101
—
2
4%
Feb
247/a
•
,
40
62% Mar
64%
75
28%
Feb
34%
10%
10%.
125
8% Mar
11%
American Stores
250
45% May
55 %
Jan
200
4% May
71% Jun
5%
Jan
71%
1st mtge 5s__1959
J
Jun
v
5'/a
5
a68%
77
70
-—*
^—.-.100
Tel & Tel——
American
Alaska
20
to
June 26, both
*
*
—
High,
.;• y:y"',: Low
•
.
9%
Jan
101%
57%, 60%-y
.
Horn
&
\Battery_—31" 32%
*
10
36%
36 ; 37%
(Phila) common-^'
—105
105%v
Hardart (N Y) -common—'__
23% 23%
Horn &
Lehigh Coal &
v
Navigation—?,4%
'•:
:
■
'-v*'
•
Sun
——-1
——
common^——-25
$3 preferred
*
Transit Invest Corp
United
Corp
United Gas
$5
Improvement commonx-'—*
preferred
-——-*
A,
;
—
—————10
Westmoreland Inc
1,303
10
10
• 25
542
100
30%.
49%<
A
3%
.
Jun
33%
Juneau
—20
—5'
Jun
Feb
Apr
27%
Jan
Emporium Capwell Co
3%
3%
V';-
.
—
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
11%
11%"-
General Motors Corp common
.24%
Jan
General
176
Feb
Golden
10
*
—.—*
preferred^^
State Co Ltd
Paint Corp
10%
15
Jan
Apr
27% Mar
Hawaiian
22%
Hunt
20 % May
Feb
Hale
Natural
Arkansas
25%
Apr
36%
Preferred
Blaw-Knox
Apr
55%
Jan
in6
Jun
% Mar
•
3*2
Apr
Walker
Harbison
11%
Jun
16%
Jan
Jun
5%
Jan
Magnavox
106 3A
Jan
March
10% Jan
12%
Ltd——
Co,
Brewing
Pittsburgh Forgings
%
1
1%
1,041
8%
100
com_100
10
Invest common
common.
!
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
Mining
—*
*
50
Steel——
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg—
see
page
2448.
High
——i
common——A.
Co's
common.——:
*
100
—-*
%
—
—^_-*
Sound P & T common—
_*
Pig'n Whistle preferred
—
Buget
22%
Jan
% Mar
%
Apr
7%
Jun
R E & R Co Ltd
7%
Jan
Republic Petroleum Co common
6 %
Oil
—100
1
—*
1
preferred
1
Jun
1%
Jan
Richfield
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Corp
common
Oil common
—15
16%
Jan
Shell Union
5%
Jan
Sound view
1%
15
1%
Feb
1%
Feb
Southern
Jan
Spring Valley Co, Ltd————*
Standard Oil Co of California.
'*
23
Feb
25
Pulp Co
Pacific Co
1%
Mar
1 %
7%
50
7% May
9%
Jan
Tide Water
1%
1%
600
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Preferred
55%
Feb
69%
Jun
Apr
5%
Jan
—
7%
__
■*
*
291
69%
87
4
4%
524
1
4
Union
Oil
Co
of
lc
lc
400
lc
Jan
2c
32
100
32
May
34Va Mar
14%
14%
271
14
May
19% Feb
67%
70
85
63%
Apr
80%
Jan
Equipment Co common
Agricultural Co
Western Pipe & Steel Co
Victor
Waialua
xu
108
Jan
Jun
Jan
38
25%
Apr
26%
Jun
8%
Apr
9%
Jan
31%
735
121
216
/
100
25
Jan
13%
Feb
8% Mar
1,157
13%
Jun
11
5%
Jun
9%
Feb
5
Jun
5
Jun
Apr
14
Jun
116
12%
158
>
23%
4
199
27%
5%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jun
5%
90c
Jan
426
12%
Apr
450
100
50
66
189
998
Jan
Jun
Mar
300
1.00 May
3
Jan
90c
Jan
6% Mar
17
1.35
Feb
Feb
1.50
15
Feb
Jan
1.90
Jar.
4%
Jun
90c
Jan
8% May
20
2.15
Jun
Apr
20
Jan
730
243/4 Mar
29%
Jan
135
21
Mar
25%
388
22%
Apr
31
Jan
72
Apr
101
Jan
3,548
39
225
15%
Apr
22 % Mar
Jan
28%
Jun
Jan
44
44
1.25 1.40
6%
7%
3%
3%
300
1.25
Jun
1.75
Jan
200
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
5%
Feb
11%
13%
10%
20
8
86%
4%
10%
6
—
lova
Apr
45
—
22%
Jan
83
Jan
__
1
36%
42%
10
20
Jan J
May
12%
58
-
Jan
125
3 % May
12
438
10% Mar
788
13%
Jun
17%
Jan
13%
722
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
295
4%
Jun
10%
4%
20%
8%
86%
4%
10%
6
Jan
32
15%
32
Jun
4%
2
...
Feb
73
100
11%
11%
.
Jan
1.90
20%
25
California
Jan
11%
15%
8
Universal Consolidated Oil
Mar
10
331
*
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
—
Transamerica Corp—^
Jun
4%
Jun
—'
*
—
Jan
23 %
21%
Apr
1.50
—
Associated Oil common—10
2.00
Apr
18% May
18
11%
5
common
Jan
100
Jan
7%
44
J an
19%
May
109
Jun
5% May
7%
20
1.90 1.95 .
18% 19%
28
28%
25
25
26
26%
:y
81 % 83 %
26% 26%
1.90 1.90
—
16% May
Apr
68
67%
—
—
Apr
15
—
—,
4%
24
20
18%
-—25,
—,—25
Light Corp common
Paraffine
20
common__25
preferred—
1st
Pacific Tel & Tel
1%
.
1
————1
—
footnotes
—1*
—1
—5
25
*
1st preferred.
4
90c
7%
—
*
Aggregates———5
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
—6Vo
—
*
Moffatt class AA
Filters "A"
4
90c
35
210
...
13% 14
1.00 1.05
—
12%
24
50
6%
1.20
1.20
Jan
23
80c
100
5
6%
1.05
—1
100
825
50 !
23%
4
—
5%
12%
137/a
23%
- -—
1%
common-————*
——
1
5
12%
5%
137/8
—
•
National Auto Fibres common—
Range Since January 1
>
12
4
1.10
Jan
Jun
16% Mar
110
■
—
Feb
16
160
36%
26%
13%
5%
—
7%
12% May
254
92
y
—
,
85
12
12%
5%
5
13%
5
Manufacturing Co common..1
Pacific Coast
500
8%
Pittsburgh Oil & Gas—„—
For
A
%
95
—
Vanadium Alloys
10
105
Preferred
San Toy
17%
>
Mar
Jan
2% Jun
8% Jan
25
2,500
32%
36%
26%
^5/®
,
Feb
90c
r'
349
12%:
-
91
—
7
*
—
Calculating Machine
Menasco
Low
17%
1%
•;
12%
>
Jun
r
32
%
5%
10
50
4%
10%
f
Apr
150
20%
19%
4!/2
10%
19
6%
ioo
Apr
High
7%
Refractories
Penn Federal Corp
Pittsburgh
Low
-—-5
1.00
>.1.00
—"
*
——10
Sugar Plantation.——15
Libby McNeil &
Mar
3%
92
Shares
5%
Fuel Supply
Mountain
of Prices
7%
Columbia Gas & Electric
'
ill
17%
173A
■
Apr
495
1.85
Jun
1%
282
1.10
20
25
•..'r.y.;\;203A
High
Low
1.40
110
12
1.10
20
25
—
Langendorf Utd Bak A—:
;
*
LeTourneau, R G, Inc..--:——-——1
5 %
5%
Copperweld Steel
•
Range Since January 1
.
6
12
( 36V2
26'/a
Ltd
Brothers preferred
Pacific
-*
—.—1*
——
53A
—
Co
Pine
Libby——
Lyons-Magnus "A"__
'A May
Sales
————-100
—
Co_
Jun
lists
700
130
2
Jan
43%
for Week
common-'—'*
Co
Gas
Shares
High
:
Stores Inc.——_——
Bros
Hutchinson
official sales lists
Range
Steel--—————*
Allegheny Ludlum
8$
Sales
Jan
Apr
7% May
143
Week's
Sale Price
-
32
—25
Jan
-
11%
70
98% 100
—,
Far
■■
Jan
24% Mar
for Week
1.40
'
2
—
——50
Jan
'v
24%
5,989
..
2G, both inclusive, compiled from
1
82
Range
—"
common—V
(w w)—
Preferred
Apr
127
70
Last
'
May
of Prices
--
Jun
183A
50
Friday
>:y/.stocks—
Jun
$3,900
89
:
—*
3%
5
^Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
,
Jun
7%
21
Jan
33A
2
*
1.10
California Cotton Mills common
100
—;
California Ink Co capital
*
> —
California Packing Corp common——*
•—
Central Eureka Mining Co common.—1
1.00
Commonwealth Edison
——s.
25 >-•
Cons Chemical Industries "A"—:
*
—
Consolidated Coppermines
5
__
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
.5 "
O'Conner,
to June
2
Feb
150
Week's
Calaveras Cement Co common
Oliver United
£0
1 % May
18
21%
Low
—50c <*•"
Gold Mining Co_^—10
North American
June
May
43A
173
Fab
38%
116%
2% May
100
11%
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62%
Jan
1,200
■
-—
Feb
21%
108
%
A
—
Feb
May
29%
638 >
48%
x—*
————-
Jun
63
7%
28% Apr
102
3,706
30%
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1
——
Oil-
Tonopah Mining
•
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trust ctfs-——l ,
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3%= y.
Pennsylvania RR——— L--.-—-50 ■ -18%
•
18% ;19%Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing——50 . ; :—140
140 v
Philadelphia Electric Co 4.4%.pfd—100
—
t
114% 114%»Reading RR common ——t-1— — -50
; —
• '
11% 11"%
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—50
—
25% 25%
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"—
;
203A 20%- '
Pennroad Corp voting
Scott Paper
Jan
10
•
Jan
44%
295
4%y 4%?-' -
\*Vv
Feb
Jun
6
211
1,592
14
10
Motors-
Hardart
Jun
12%
134%
Apr
.
6% Mar
49
—
2—_i———-5
High
Low
":-yy
9% 10%
1,300
110% ' 110% 114%- 831
10y y 10. ;. 10 % •.
100
49
49
f
20
6%
6%
200
Electric Storage
General
103
inclusive, compiled from official sales
Accessories.—
Byron Jackson Co—
Range Since January 1
Shares
-
Chrysler Corp.——'—
2
7
;
87
—
Sale Price
'
Anglo Calif. National Bank—
Atlas Imp Diesel Engine—
for Week
Range
—
Asphalt Corp.—^—-.i-v-lO "
Budd (E G) Manufacturing pfd—-100 :
Budd Wheel Co
——'•
Barber
Apr
Jun
101
San Francisco Stock Exchange
June
Aircraft
''"--Sales
Week's
of Prices
—
——
12
Jun
Last
.
101
Jan
Friday
:..vy-•>,.y-yPar
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Feb
Feb
25%
-
Sale Price
<.
Feb
Jun
Apr
Jan
BONDS—
St Louis Pub Service
V'Friday
STOCKS—
12
Feb
35%
Mar
35
64%
•
*••'' V
.
Apr
Jan
Jiine 20 to June 26, both inclusive* compiled from official sales lists
•
0%
Apr
v
9%
10
101 '
,
21%
15-
Electric common.
Wagner
„
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
.
Feb
32
17
100
50
10%
*
7
Last
;
11
20
101
10%
Par
.
Jun
Jun
15
105
11%'. ii%
1
Service A common
STOCKS—
y).;'*
4%
60
15
2nd preferred__100
:•
Apr
31
.
Jan
Jan
4%
21
27
Jan
Jan
5
40%
34%
"
5%
5
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
102% Mar
Bank Bldg equipt common—*
18%
Apr
24%
a45% a45%
■
Jun
101
St Louis Public
a
-
a25%
5
Apr
May
100
43A
preferred—100
common—
*
Candy
St Louis
a
#
*
—
6
5
5
101
Feb
2%
r
Jan
40
101 >
10%
Jan
a64'/2
—25
—
Corp—y
Jan
Jun
8
7
National Bearing Metals
13 Vs May
75
5%
17
21 %
100
5%
common—i———A_
Blanke
Meyer
8'/8
y
32% May
<
50
a22 %
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
Aircraft
Mar
53%
Apr
10
4%
4'/8
1
25
Apr
100
A_
common
6% Mar
25
146
Jan
6%
33% Feb
17% Mar
Jun
44
10
3'/«
18'A
10
.
Jan
3%
•
Feb
13%
20
•35%
3'/a
a
Inc.*
(New Jersey
Oil Co
U S Steel
'Jun
■
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Corp
.125
12%
12%
a
•
Mar
50
6%
5%
common--
Rice-Stix Dry Goods
Co...
Swift & Co.—i—*
United
a3%
2%.
2%
Mar
National
Studebaker Corp
United
20
v
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Standard
Texas
100
a
Southern
Standard
&
10%
*
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Stone
>10%
*
Corp
Steel
20
2
a2%
15
16
20%
63A
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod common.—*
7Va
*
Radio Corporation of
Republic
2
*■-
—50"
——
5
,
Jan
13%
Jun
10
Laclede
Packard
28% May
16
20%
—-100
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"
.
High
Low
2
29% "29%.
__
Hussmann-Ligonier common-———_*
May
6%
70
7%
'•Jl.
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—_—
29%
28%
7%
Hi--
Inc.—
Aviation
North American
North
:
Range Since January 1
High
20%
—
25
——1
common—
Huttig S & D preferred
i-
Shares
Feb
37%
24%
250
'
40 V»
a40
——-
" for Week
Low'
Par
Ely & Walker Dry Goods common
a
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS-
Jan
28%
Apr
13% Mar
25
27%
28%
Apr
24%
r
200
25%
•
of Canada
Co
Corp„—
Copper
Loew's Inc
22%
Week's
Last
Jan
9
Jun
of Prices
Friday
21 T Jan
Apr
6
100
30%
a30%
Co.—i.*-.
Nickel
International
.6
25
.i,—
Corp—
(B F)
Kennecott
Co—:
-
Exchange
8% Mar
Jan
.
General
593
Bell Teletype SL
Associate
Feb
55 %
1 % May
-6
-
New York Curb Exchange
Jan
13 3A
33 3A Mar
25
6
4%
Feb
23A
120
'
20%
20%
riifif:'!,
■
8%
...
Jun
13
35
1
Postal Long Distance
Chicago Board of Trade
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Sto.ck Exch.
Jan
60
•
CEntral 7600
St. Louis Stock Exchange
36% Mar
6
35%
>
28 %
Jan
29
Phone
New York Stock Exchange
Jan
129% Mar
233A May
105
51%
,
a35%
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—
Commercial
:a507/a
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"Apr
103
—.—100
—.
4%
50
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.
Co
*—50
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry__.100
Aviation Corp
(The) (Del)—*_•——3
Caterpillar
Olive St.. ST. LOUIS
705
4%c Mar
Members
w-
Copper Mining
Steel
1922
Jan
'.
Co.———*
American Tel & Tel Co
Bethlehem
6c
'
Smelting & Refining
Anaconda
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
'
Amer
1,000
3c
,
4C
4C
Standard San Corp—*
&
High
10% Mar
3% May
May
—
Stocks—
Unlisted
7
3'A
.
3c
Co—10c
1
Cons Mining
Mining Co—
Amer Raditor
100
4c
3%
—
Mining Stocks—
Zenda
Low
7
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Range Since January 1
High
.i
Vultee Aircraft Inc—
Black Mammoth
Shares
Low
Par
i
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's
Last
,
2.00 2.00
22% 22%
13'/a 1*
1,715
320
36
18'/a Mar
8
86%
14
6
22%
Jan
P'eb
Feb
Jun
10%
Feb
Jun'
96
Jan
3
4
Jan
4%
Jan
380
10
May
13%
Jan
200
6
Mar
274
1.95
1.8
47
500
Jun
13% Mar
lo
uun
7
3%
Jan
Jan
23
Jun
15%
Feb
.
2446
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
w-
Monday, June 29, 1942
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Week's
Friday
Last
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Low
Par
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Range Since January 1
Low
High
STOCKS—
a 4%
& Tel
Tel
American
Co
—
Anaconda
253/4
415
24%
24%
.100
43/4
Jun
128 y2
27
May
Bendix Aviation Corp
Blair
Co
Inc
Hill
&
&
.—5,i
—
a293/s
■'
capital———
'
\
...2%
Sullivan—
?93/4
York
New
3/a
a8
32
Feb
50
"
a2
—10
common.
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y.
Consolidated
Oil
♦
Corp.—
*
;
a4
'Z2a
Curtiss-Wright Corp..—
6
2
a2
13%
,
North
American
North
American
Co
13 %
6
Dominguez Oil CO—
26
.
25Va
253/a
Co—:
Electric
26
253/a
Mary Mines Corp—__———1
International Nickel Co of Canada—*
& Tel
a25 y»
253/8
common——*
32
y2
Feb
40c
Copper Corp common
*
28'A
Radio
Motor, Co
common—
23/8
2V2
Santa
Steel
Cruz
Corp
Port
common.-..—_*
6
8 3/4
Jan
So Calif Edison Ltd common—
May
Apr
24 Mi
Apr
293/a
Jan
22 3/s
Apr
28
Jan
M J & M & M Cons—......
1
4
2.00 Mar
2Mt
6c
100
6c
3
Jan
May
363/4
Jan
9c
27 y2 May
5c
Apr
1,000
"3 Mi
Jun
Feb
23/8
Jan
Feb
3 Va
6 3/s
,3 Vb
480
2
:RI33/4
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15
133/4
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N
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15 Ma
Apr
17
Jan
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25 y4
35' "•
67/8 May
140
7'/a
Jun
15
Apr
203A
Jan
25
428
27%'
Jun
Mar
28'A
Jan
26'A
Jan
23M2 May
35
170
30%
Apr
4
10
4%
Jun
5%
Apr
Mar
16 y4
Jun
4lMi,Jan
Title
Guaranty Co
United
Aircraft
Jan
.
-
1
;
320
18
25%
25
___
15
10
7'/4
173/s
preferred -^————25
5 'A %
preferred
25
;
•
a4
Jan
263/s May
26 5/8 May
215
28 %
2MB
3 %
—ki—
of America
Corp
preferred——*
16'A
Corp capital...__„5
United States Steel common—.'
Kenn
Feb
1.50 Mar
10
Jan
Jan
Packard
47/b May
30
23/4'
Jan
8 3/a
100
Socony Vacuum Oil Co.—.15
600
253/a
23/4
International Tel
13%
Apr
31/4
Feb
559
2.20
May
50
3 %
7'A May
64
7%
.——20
Sugar Co—
Studebaker Corp
2.20
Idaho
Jun
50
Jun
Jan
70
25 3/8
Jan
73A
6 Mi
10 3/4
6%
General
2.60
a7%
6'/a
130
v
May
alOVt
133/4
28
6
■;
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1.40
1
—
2% May
ll'A Mar
370
4 ya
3/a
Apr
100
1.50
24Mi
10
common..
High
195
a6Mi
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Jun
11 Vs
8'/4 Mar
9
Low
283/4
1.50
capital.
Jan
Republic
Cities Service Co
RR
-5c
Range Since January 1
High
283/4
37 'A Mar
May
30c
65
216
83/8
Central
;
1.60
1.15 Mar
29%, Jan
,
33c
32c
:
.
City Copper
28%
2 3'A May
20
Jun
Mountain
Olaa
Bunker
Low
,
,
Shares
Jan
100
32 V2
a32 %
24
150
1.50
1.50
—5
Top & Santa Fe__
33/4
104 3/a
25 3/a
._50
Mining
Copper
Argonaut Mining Co——;
Atchison
117
786
Apr
Apr
4'/2
114%
allO
253/8
—14
Viscose Corp
American
a 4%
alio
.100
of Prices
Par
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Unlisted—
American Rad St Sntry—
Week's
Last
Shares
16'A"
..
a243A
»
a
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co common..——5
Westates Petroleum preferred-i.^1
10
243A
13
'
20
26% May
a457A
453/8
53
2.15
2.15
67c
119
55%
200
V, 67c
32 3/a. Jan ~
443/4
'
453/8
2.15
1
Jun
2.15
65c
Jun
Jan
3%
80c
Apr
Jan
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS--Listed and Unlisted
Friday
Montreal Stock
June
20
June
to
26,
both
Last
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Algoma
Steel
Power
Paper A
of Canada
Telephone Co
Brazilian
T
L
Silk
Bruck
8
10
8
17
18
950
17
Jun
12%
*
12%
123A
545
12 Mi
100
135
135
9M>
148 Va
574
8%
93/s
1,104
6%
Jan
4%
4%
5
50
4 Mi
Jan
Scotia
Royal
Bank
13
300
11 Mi
Jan
of
Bulolo Gold Dredging
5
7%
8%
205
Jun
5
Mar
of)__100
of)—.—
179
178
179
270 Ms
270
149
Canada
Cement
Co
Preferred
Forgings
class
Steamship
preferred
B__—
7%
Car
7%
19%
150 M4
149
,—-.100
Jan
12
6%
50
26 Va
26%
Foundry
*
preferred.
20
June
to
June
Canadian
Foreign Investment—
Ind
*
Class
Alcohol
100
common
B
Canadian
Pacific
Cockshutt
Consolidated
Mining
Smelting
&
293/8
Jan
32
Jan
135
27 Mi May
195
4
Mi Mar
60
21 Mi Mar
25 Mi
25%
515
213/4 Mar
27
123 'A
150
116
11
120
Mar
114 %
I'/p
Aluminium
Cork
Distillers
Dominion
Seal
&
Co
Seagrams
Bridge
*
125 Mi
Feb
116
15
Jan
18
3
Mar
3 %
3'A
75
3
Mar
33/8
8
8
10
8
May
8
5%
2,305
5
Jun
Bathurst
6'A Mai-
6
5'A
Jan
6'A Mar
37%
750
21
21%
20
35'A
Jun
Preferred
Pwr
&
•
39
Power
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
100
100
B__
2IM4 Mar
22 3/4 Mar
24
12
15 Mi
115
30
112
Mar
150
8%
pfd—100
British
American
Oil
Columbia
Packers
Jan
10
150
Jan
9
471
88
88
25
6M4
—
85 Mi
26 %
115
*
Dryden Paper..
75
75
*
Foundation Co of Canada
753/8
4%
—_*
13
—
230
4%
140
13
25
73
Apr
3Mi
Canada
Power
Co...
7 lo
&
Co Ltd
common
....
Canadian
Jan
•
Industries
Canadian
Power &
Vickers
Catelli
Food
Gypsum, Lime & Alabas
Paper
88
Jan
Jun
Dom'nion
Jan
82
Apr
6
Woolens
6%
Jan
16
Oilcloth
Donnacona
Aircraft
Jan
Ford
Motor
Jan
Fraser
3%
—
25
87
May
5
/
2
70
Jun
92
Feb
130
3%
100
2 5/8
Hamilton
Bridge Co
*
Hollinger
Gold
5
Mines..
23/4
8.00
Mining.
3%
99
23%
23%
•
■
820
•
2%
Imperial
Oil
Ltd..;
2 M2
70
Jun
33A
Apr
of
Feb
6.75 Mar
3 M2
Canada
Companies Ltd
Voting trust
Jan
Freiman
International
Corp
Ltd
Jan
J
A
6 %■
International
Nickel
International
Petroleum
Lake
of
the
Woods
Lang & Sons Ltd
Laura
Secord
of
Co
Mackenzie
100
Jan
(John
Jan
Massey-Harris
Air
Ltd
Jan
Mitchell,
9%
Jan
Moore
common
Steel
125/a
125
ll'A Mar
13%
Jan
16%
250
16Mb Mar
17 Ma
Jan
Thrift Stores 6Mi%
12
Feb
Walkerville
10 5/s
Jan
Walker-G
21
S"
Mills
Steel
Co
of
preferred
Preferred
United
Power
1st
cum
Jan
Jan
East
Apr
20
Jun
Eldorado
Apr
26
Jan
34
30
12
213A
270
23
29%
15
29
Apr
133A
Jun
17
413A Mar
52
133/4
45
44%
v;:"- 409
%
20%
295
20
Feb
4%
183
3
Mar
8
4
'
.
925
11% "12%
3%
&
106
.»
common
104
-
1.25
10
26
127A
12'/a
104
M4
Feb
J an
7 V*
22
4
—;
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Ma
11
Jan
Jan
Jan
Pend
Perron
'
27
1.25
430
760
28%
235
13 3/a
758
104
.May,._
l.HJMay \
10
„
26
12 M2
May
Jun
Feb
106
common
Goldfields
Lake
——
footnotes
see
]page 2448.
Jan
Mar
1.25
Jun
'25%
Jun
6 %
Jan
10
5%
50 /
Jun
1.90
300
Feb
23/#
Jun
1.65
1,081
June
3 'A
Jan
35c
Apr
.18
10
;
200
8
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Mar
25
Mar
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:
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1.10
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75
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,
55c
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9
Jan
Jun
Jan
23
.
161
1
21
1.10
Feb
Jun
7 3/4
Jun
4
Apr
Jan
10
Apr
Feb
2M4
495
1.75 Mar
-2 Va
Apr
27/8
25
2% Mar
3%
Jan
18
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11 ;
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-
1
55
-
10c
18%
10
Apr
12
10
Mar
100
10%
14% Mar
35
275 ;
2
55
Jun
2
Jun
10c
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:
10 ..v
600
'
1.00
13%
55 i
3%
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Jan
,
Feb
Jun
Apr
Mar
75
10%
75
1
Jan
2'A
Jun
12% May
92
Feb
Apr
10
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1.75 Mar
50 /
v
Jun
6Va
5%
Feb
14
14
120
11%
Jan
15
Jun
41 >/4
-100
393A
Apr
45
Feb
83
67
6Ms
..
6Ms
25
'
Apr
85
Jun
73
May
6
100
Jan
14
.14
90
11
Feb
1.10
1.10
50
1.05
Feb
1.10
Apr
40Mb
42
405
40%
Jun
50%
Jan
83
—
103 103 M2
—
„
40%
103%
14
Feb
May
13%
14
75
10%
Apr
17%
Feb
1.30
—
Gold
Corp
,
1,40
3,300
1.22
Apr
2.24
Jan
—
200
32c
1,000
20c
Jun
205
.1.45-
65c
T
Jan
Jan
1.20 Mar
2.22
Jan
110
353/4 May
41%
Jun
55c
Apr
65c
May
88c
Apr
75c
59c
—.
Jun
41c
11%
V
100
39Ma
59c
.
6.90 May
2,000
1.50
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50c
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20c
8.65
50c
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50c
20c
8.65
50c
n
,
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—
Mines Ltd/—---5
Oreille Mines & Metals Co___^_il
Gold
Mines
Ltd—
63%
63%
200
58
68%
683A
100
66 Mi Mar
Mar
55
3
Feb
41 Vs
110
36
1.15
135
n-.,l>15
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65c
500
.
.
v
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1.70
1.00*
1.70
,
900
300
1.00
1
72c -Mar
1.70
1,300
150
50c
'
1.15
1
1.50
-
Jan
Feb.
Jun
1.62
Jan
Mar
1.31
Jan,".;.
Apr
2.30
Feb
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
13M2
Jan
Feb
May
63 Ma
Jun
Siscoe Gold—
1——;;;1/
Sladen-Malartic
MiVies Ltd—;1.00
20c4 Mar
lc
25
60c
-
39C/.'
j/,30O
31c
May
25c j
57c,.:
500
18c
Apr
600
50c
200
1.55
20c
Jun
:...
.
,1c
....
39c/
,1-
55c
25c
5£c
1.61
__1
500
20c ;,;20c
100
__
Ltd.;.;—/_ 1.00,..
Sullivan Consolidated Mines
iv,
...
-jt—'65c»,.-65c.,;
.*
1.60
,
,
,
.
,
lei,
.
Jan
lc
Mar
Jan'
87c
49c
Jan
31c
,
Jun
Jan
Mar
65c
Apr
2.20
Jun
Jun
70
Mines
.
»
.«
,
43
4
.
'
Mar
Jan
10
,60c
,;1.15
:v
—_1
Quebec Gold Mining-.Corp.;—
'/__;1,
Shawkey Gold Mining Go 'Ltd_.._/_jal'i.
105
._■>
31
41'A
*
Jan
Feb
Teck-Hughes—
1
—
1.
1.00
23/4c
—
1,61.
2%c
3,000
2%c Mar
4c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
43%
80c
Apr
1.15
Feb
Commonwealth
60
60
10
55
Feb
60
Jan
Home
12
12
40
11
Jan
12
Jun
Royalite Oil
1.15
Apr
Jan
35
19/
12
..
.
^1
2.00
Feb
41
Feb
1.45
142
-
37
Jan
100
40c
2M4
75Ma
.—1.00 V
15 Ma
9
—
Jan
Feb
28
27
;
2Ms
10c
Gold-Mines Ltd././....——il
O'Brien
Jun
105
—
■
,
.
6
•».
1.00
—1.00
Mines
Mining
4
50
*
25
__
*
Ltd
Mines'Ltd
Gold
Normetal
13
20
aI.2-2222122*
148
1.25
2
„
*
...
Wood Cadillac Mines Ltd
class
20%
Mar
Jun
Mar
11%
3%
'148
55
..
25
...
Red
May
10
3%
17
34%
1.15
,
115
__
—100
pfd.... 100
(H)
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
3
105
*
29
-10-
Limited—_——*
Ltd
Gold
Malartic
11
10
—
15
5
..
..10
1st pfd
cum
Lake Shores Mines Ltd—
92
105
25
Jan
Jan
•
*
—2*
/
-
*
6 %
Power
Worts
Malartic
220
4
17"%
15
Apr
Jan
19%
21
?%
12
pfd
pfd
Brewery
Mines
Jan
33A
*
Feb
Mines—
Dome
23 V2
7%
Manufacturing preferred—_j. 100
For
Mar
3 Ma
43/8
100
....
Corp..—
Winnipeg Electric
Zellers. Ltd
20
20%
5%
Jun
33A
»
Wabasso Cotton
Woods
6%
McKenzie
.—50
—
Steel
1,710
133/4
.
Jan
Corp of Canada—
67
20%
—100
& Sons preferred
Canada
22%
43
43
300
1.00
10Ma-
pfd.100
Pickle Crow Gold Mines Ltd.—
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Canada
Jun
*
common...
preferred
(H)
67
29%
St Lawrence Paper preferred______.i00
Southern
125
*
....
Lawrence Corp—.
Simon
254
19%
—
_*
Power
2% Apr
2% May
3
67
L—*
Canada
Quebec Power
A
10
29
21
v
._*
...
Flour Mills.—
Class
8
3
3
•
Price Bros & Co Ltd
St
6 3A Mar
8
Jun
67
;
Saguenay
Power
Francoeue
Car
Knitting
8
'
Noranda Mines Ltd
Regent
70
3
*
17 M2
35 Mi
17 M4
-
_—___*
12%
8
Mar
13%
Jan
97/a
-
Jan
Jan
cum
Ltd.
Co
16%
8
13
240
Jan
2'A
2V4
10
..100
Ltd
16%
*
Corp
Weaving..,
of
12
36
6%
Ltd
Distilleries
Robert
Corp
*
100
National
Corp
Apr
Apr
'
Breweries—
Ogilvie
10
29
Melchers
31%
*
Tramways
National
Power
75
1,212
■
29%
—.100
Light Heat & Power Cons.
Wire
Jan
12%
3
Oil Co
Cottons
9
29 Va
*
Montreal
Niagara
12 Mi
Apr
73A Mar
pfd
5%
Oil
*
—
McColl Frontenac
Montreal
Jun
8
265
13'A
Jun
109
2%
__
Service..^———__*
Co
•
Candy Stores
Massey-Harris
Mont
93/8
6 M2
A)._
16Mb
3
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common;./
28
50
'•
May
-
1
Apr
800
com
100
:
Southern Canada
Milling Co
pfd.
Mar
1,287
Ltd.
4
7M»
7M4
Corp class A..—»
97
83A
Canada
100
23
178/8
22
9
11
4-%
19.
._*
455
9%
-
Jan
1.10
*
cum
Utilities
Class B
8 Va
11
9%
•
13%
Jan
9
*
432
-
A
Jan
9%
Bronze—
Ltd
common
common
103/8
8%
*
9%
-
_*
14
9%
'.
Apr
40c-
__5.00
May
*
Acceptance
1.50
6
;
9
.450
5
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
10
1.902
.
.
100,
Ltd—J.—_—
McColl-Frontenac
Industrial
1.50
2Mb
;
;
__
..*•■
20
10
99
23%
*
250
8.35
9
100
...
Bay
3
—
*
Jun
.*<
pfd
cum
Fleet
2%
92
.
_*
Paper Co Ltd
Dairies Ltd 7%
Fairchild Aircraft Limited.-
87
165
Jan
Jan
70
93
25
_*
———20
Jan
2%
Feb
1.25
;
.
—
common.—..
preferred—.—.
International
Hudson
Linoleum..
&
6M»
87
13
816
/
28%
._*
Dominion Engineering Works Ltdu
6
70
5
__
_*
•.
Aircraft Corp Ltd....;
Apr
i" ;
Jan
13Va
17
147Ma
100
—__.*
Ltd
Feb
—
Mar
7
35 Vb
__
pfd.*
common.
110
—
...
—_*
Ltd.
Ltd
Corp
135
——•
Howard Smith Paper common
Preferred
1•
pfd—
57/8
■
75c
May
17
__
B—
cum
Alcohols
Consolidated
Cub
Ltd
53/4
*
May
4
153A
13 Mt
*
Paper Inv 5'h
7%
Products
Commercial
Jan
Apr
9Ms
High
:
50c
65
13 Mb
—
*
—
5%
100
;
Low
70c
1.00
53A
100
—
(Charles)
Preferred
*
—
Ltd
*
_
preferred
Gurd
Ltd
*
General Steel Wares
Range Since January 1
-
45%
Breweries
Preferred
Eastern
Gatineau
Shares
High
1.50
*
Malting Co—:——
Canadian
Mar
Feb
13
Co
for Week
152 Ma May
Jan
Jun
"B"
Canadian & Dominion Sugar Co
May
Dominion
1
Textile
610
V 126
12
150
——25
Chemical
&
22%
115
sales lists
Sales
43A
—
Corp.
British
Jan
23%
Mar
Jan
May
2 4 M2 Mar
12
85
153 Mi
9%
Ltd
Paper Co
Jun
23%
25
^
Coal
May
May
13'/a
13Mi
...
.
Mar
213/4
23%
*
:
21
147
92
100
___
Brewers & Distillers of Vancouver Ltd_5
80
35%
Apr
70c
—
Jan
300
—
*
...
Dominion Coal preferred
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel &
•
Jan
273va
43A
100
preferred
Ltd—
Low
—•
Beauharnois
3%
35%
cumulative
Canadian
Crown
188
Jan
from official
of Prices
Par
Jun
16 Va
75
Jun
270
34
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi Power & Paper Co
6%
cumulative preferred—
May
53/4
5
STOCKS—
Jun
6
5
-T,
5
*
.
5M4^Mar
Jun
3%
-.
**
25
Plow
Jan
7%
3%
■
*
...
Ry
19 Ma
16%
3%
*
Locomotive...
Canadian
Jan
123
123
*
Canadian
preferred—
183A
Apr
Feb
178
3
Week's
Last
Jan
25 Mi
152
May
113
/
26, both inclusive, compiled
Jan
102
627
24
24
■
.—.100
...
Cottons
5
Jun
116
*
Canadian
27%
5%
24
25
Celanese
preferred
5
Mar
723
31
30
5
4
97
50
7
High
Jan
175
6
141
Montreal Curb Market
Jun
10
435
19%
6%
*
&
4%
97
*
....
participating
Canadian
4%
97
'
w-
__*
;
.
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
4%
:
Canada
5 %
*
common——
...
29
270 Ma
Friday
Canada
Low
148 Ma 148 Ma
100
:
Canada—
13 3A May
13
135
Bank
of——100
(Bank
5M4 May
13
Range Since January 1
14 Ma Jan
May
8%
*
<*•
High,
Apr
*
Building Products A
Low
Shares
Jan
19
*
P
&
Mills
(Bank
Nova
High
Jun
17
:
&
Low
(Canadian
Montreal
Range Since January 1
High
8
Corp
Bathurst
Commerce
Shares
Corp
Asbestos
Bell
Range
of Prices
Banks—
Sales
of Prices
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
for Week
•
Week's
Last
.
STOCKS—
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
STOCKS-
Exchange
Jun
Oils-—
Oil
*
Co
Petroleum Ltd.—
Ltd.—
Co
Ltd
I8V2C I8V2C-
.*
*
*
—
—
.
.
3,000
2.25,
1,070
2.20
17'/a
17 V2
10O
lS'/aC
2.20
17
Jun
Jun
May
18%c
2.70
19
Jun
Feb
Jan
;
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
CANADIAN MARKETS
-
-
2447
Listed and Unlisted
20 to
June
June
Exchange
Last
Lake
Friday
Last
<
>
STOCKS—
Abitibi
6r/r
Power
&
preferred
Alberta
Steel
Astoria
65c
4%
4'A
23 'A
23'A
Quebec
——1
.—
1.05
Mar
6'Ac
8'A
75
54c
2,240
97c
97c
97c
100
21
20%
22
282
19%
Jun
25%
Jan
19
19
19'A
215
18'A
Apr
23%
Jan
Little
Bank
of
Barkers Bread
3%c
227
Radium.—..
Gold
227
-
-
v
Long Lac
Class
class
Groc
16
60
;4%c
•
:
4Vic
9
Jun
Macassa
Jan
MacLeod-Cockshutt
1
70c
Beatty
i
1st preferred....100
100
Ltd,
Bros,
2nd
Bell
preferred
.—
_
134
«
Bidgood Kirkland
1
Blue
26
1 'vV:9%c
Ribbon
preferred————50
Bobjo Mines
——
—
Bonetal Gold Mines Led..
Bralorne
__
Mines
1
I
25
9%c
7.00
;
Traction...
British
Packers————"
Columbia
Broulan Porcupine Mines, Ltd—
Buffalo
j
7.25
Buffalo
Canadian
Gold Mines
Building Products
6'A
12%
36c
2V2C
500
lc
7%
7%
Jan
Massey-Harris
common
Cad well. Linen Mills 2nd preferred
Calgary & Edmonton Corp—
Class B
Canada
Canada
9'A
McColl
38
Malting
Northern
Canada
Power...:
Canada Steamship Lines..
Preferred
Canada
Class
B
Cable
&
35
20
.'65
;'
21
*
5
120
123
*
——
"
**-.50
class A..:
Jan
May
Jun
19'A
19'A
Jan
101'A Mar
19'A
Bank
of
Commerce..__._100
1
Preferred
Feb
Jan
7%
29%
100
Preferred
Canadian Dredge &
.
Jan
24%
19'A May
Dock Co———"
Jun
Feb
Malartic
*
*•
*
35c
60
Jan
120
5%
Canadian Pacific Ry
Canadian Wallpaper class B—_—"
Cariboo Gold Quarts Mining__--.___.-l
Central Pat Gold Mines
'
1.08
92c ;
—.1
*
Central Porcupine——
"
Naybob Gold Mines, Ltd—.1
1
92c
.
v>
—
•
Noranda Mines
Research Corp....—.
__1
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
Cockshutt
* 62c
—"
Mines
5%
71c
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Smelting—
———*.L—*
6%
':.;il0
Nickel—....
Ontario
10%
-
Nickel
Denison
—
10
;
.
35%
Jan
'• 13'A
173
173
174
s.
Dominion
Steel class B
__
*
1—
16%
..25
Foundry common—
Dominion
8%
Dominion Woollens preferred
7%
20
.
450
Eastern
.1.'—1„—>
Oil
Crest
2%c
—1
1-32
Malartic.*^...
*
^
j
Eldorado Gold Mines,
-„v
53c
^
2%c
1.000
1.30 ,1.48
47c
53c
?.
11,900
2%c
Federal Kirk
Ford
16'A
—"
:
—•
2.65
16'A
—
—.——"
Gold Mines—
Francoeur
190 a:
Gold
of
preferred——100
S'A'f preferred
General
Lake
God's
Ltd...—:
Mines,
—.—*•
—~±
——I
Goldale Mines Ltd.—*
v:;
—
1
G^ite Mining Co__*.—
.1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can com."
(voting trust).—."
(voting trust)
*
& Alabastine
*
Preferred
Gypsum Lime
—_*
Bridge Co__i—
Rock
Hard
•'
Sigma Mines
17'Ac Jan
55c
6c
Jun
Jun
Dairies
Preferred
Mines Ltd—1
Harker Gold
Jan
South
Dauch
Hinde &
Jan
Standard
18%
9'A
.....
5
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines__._5
Home Oil——
—♦
•,
8
Jun
Steel
Hudson
Bay
&
Huron
-1
—
...—*
Mortgage Corp——100
Mines.——.—
Erie
Mar
4c
Apr
Feb
-
Jan
2.30
:
Jan
53 c
Jun
3.60
/
Mar
Imperial
Jan
42'Ac Jan
Apr
Tip-Top Tailors
Toburn
g
—1
Inspiration Mining & Devel Co
class
Metal
International
Preferred
A
.100
International
Nickel
pfd
6
Jun
-
—
Petroleum
International
147
Waite
Mining
Mines
Jellicoe
Co...
„_1
....—1
—...
Mines,
—
<
—
17
Co.
/I
__
Canada.————*
Kerr-Addtson
of
—
Gold
Kirkland.Lake Gold
For
footnotes
.1
Mrnes..
-
Mining—45c
see
page
2448.
6'Ac
146
155
May
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
16% Apr
19%
Jan
Jun
2.00
Jan
1.10
10
15
May
Jan
12'A Mar
14
Jan
2,000
68c
Apr
80c
Jun
65c 65'Ac
4,095
62c
Jun
97c
Jan
5.20
145
8'A
8'A
6.00 Jan
4.05 May
h/:\:
Apr
8'/a
Jun
757
6
Apr
7
Jun,
145
4
Mar
7'A
120
65
May
89'A
Jan
Jan
8
6'A
.
■
7
7
/
"4
70
■
;
5
73
38c
38c
.
Jan
1,350
30c
May
49c
24c
24c
2,600
17c
Apr
34c
Jan
3c
3c
1,000
2'Ac
June
5c
Mar
3%
3%
3%
100
3
Jan
3%
Jun
63
63'A
92
57
Mar
63'A
Jun
68%
68%
70'A
Jan
1.05
1.40
12c
12c
2,000
1.50
1.50
410
_
.
/
'
P'fyj'mt
■
/
-S"
57c
.
ft'
;
:
/I
10
200
1.55
1.66
3,825
Apr
1.50
May
1.15
..
Jan
13%c Mar
Apr
50c
...
1.96
Jun
8'Ac
:
400;
10
-
67
20
15,350
1.70
65c
Apr
1.98
1.15 Mar
Jun
Jun
...
1.55
—-1
preferred.^—100
'
Jan
Jun
2.34
10
100
18
18
10
16'A May
20
Apr
69%
70
14
63
76
Feb
i:
4%c
1
—*
4%c :
.
,
500
3,000
97
Apr
80c
May
Jan
Apr
5c
Jan
5%
Jun
1,326
31
20
4
555
83c
90c
13,700
4.30
1.015
3.00
9c 10'Ac
84c
1
6%
3%
3%
Steel—
Feb
50c
5'A
•
Jan
Jun
4.15
-
1.10
lc
27'Ac
29'A
V
50
May
106
Jan
98
80c
*
100
....
,
98
80c
27'Ac 27'Ac
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
Apr
^
—
Resources
...
1.55
11'A Jan
80c
1
—*
8'A May
3,000
5'Ac
29
Apr
2% Mar
59c
Apr
10%
36
Jan
Mar
4%
Apr
1.24
Jan
3%c Jan
Apr
Ventures
Mar
50
Jun
Vermilata
*
—————*——
1
Oils
Apr
Jan
5.00
13c
Jun
May
2'A Mar
May
3%
4.25
4.25
4.30
2,119
40%
40%
41
130
—"
19
19
19
70
——1
15c
14%C
15c
7,000
29
29
10
18
111
25
109
Ltd—
—
Jan
Wendigo Gold Mines
Jan
Western Canadian Flour Mills
4'Ac
Apr
4.05
_*
G & W common—..."
Mines,
(Hiram)
55c
Apr
'7-: 8c
June
40
Apr
Mar
4.80
Jan
50
Jan
18'A
Apr
21
8c
Apr
15c
Jun
Mar
29
Jun
Jan
Apr
111
May
Jun
Jun
20c
11,000/
1,000
2'Ac
14o
Jun
Feb
Mar
.
Jan
,
pfd—100
Western Grocers preferred
14
.
9'A Mar
:
Jun
Weston
10.50
Jan
2.70
Feb
6'Ac
Apr
20c
-100
I—*
"
111
111
9%
9%
—...—.100
♦
(George) Ltd common
class A
Winnipeg Electric
Preferred
—
10
205
1.15
1.15
109
10
10
12
93
2.15
2.15
2.30
3.890
9%
Apr
11'A
75c
Apr
1.15
Jan
6
May
12'A
Jun
Apr
2.90
Jan
1.81
Jan
Jan
28'/a
Jan
21%
Apr
25
46
Apr
55
1
175
Jun
204
Jan
87/a
9%
2,701
31c ;
6,700
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
180
288
410
5'A
100
,
7% Mar
9%
20c
9
Apr
12'A
Apr
31c
Jan
Toronto Stock
Jan
May
5
May
89
May
99
115
June 20 to
June
J an
92
30
25
31'A
12%
1,718
29'A
Apr
36 'A
11'A Mar
13%
Friday
Jan
1,788
Feb
1,500
7c
Jun
16c
2,700
15c
Mar
29'Ac Jan
2c
500
2c
.Jun
2 'Ac Mar
7'A
7'A
25
20c
4.05
45c 45'Ac
12,150
3,100
7'A
Jun
2.93 Mar
Jan
40'Ac
Apr
8V4 Mar
4.40
62c
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan
113
111'A
Exchange-Curb Section
26, both
Jan
Feb
75A
7'Ac
•
3.20
5.20
•,:» t
;»v.
1
—
Mines Ltd—
Uchi Gold
Jan
2.25
16c
23
50
3.85
20
"
Union Gas—•
I 7c
15'Ac
2c
4.00
1.10
Apr
4%
1.64 Mar
279
1.10
—.—1
—.—:*
United Fuel A————
29%
12
I—
Ltd.
17'A
57c
Apr
3
59
2,400
Apr
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Silk
Canada
M'lls
Consolidated
Fraser
Co,
Ltd
Marconi
Co
Ltd
10
4'A
5'A
44c
Feb
Jun
Jun
55c
500
1.80
1.80
1.90
201
"
——
Ltd
...
Jun
Montreal Light Heat & Power
Jan
Pend-Orielle
Mines
4'A
5'A
Range Since January
Low
26
"
23'A
23'A
23'A
10'A
10'A
10
"
21
20%
21
151
1
1.17
1.16
1.20
2,000
1.16 May
—1
Co.—
Paper Corp
Bridge
Shares
High
5'A
—..."
*
Sales
Range
4'A
Ltd..
Vinegars,
Canadian
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Dominion
Kelvinator
148
57c
Jan
Bruck
Jack
Jason
147
2%
39c
19,170
1.52
Apr
92
12
*
3'A
1.95
57c
lc
113
113
2§%
Jan
6,000
Apr
60
6.70 Mar
3%
5'A
Apr
50c
1.42
20c
Zi
May
4,283
16c
23
50
••
Jan
4%
Ltd.—*———1
11'Ac
Apr
2c
v
1,020
26'Ac
—
—100.
330
180
——
—
International Milling 57c
—
1,000
2.29
8%
9'A
2.20
'
2.25
2%
./
Jun
1.10
Elevators common
Walker
9%
1.30
25
3'A
"
——————
Waite-Amulet
8%
Imperial Oil__r_iJ—Lir—*-__L_Al----'i' ;
Imperial Tobacco ord—4;
.5
1,750
4
1.77
0
Tamblyn Ltd common.—*
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Feb
180
100
Bank
Jan
1.41
Jan
Jan
22
,
Jan
—.
2.35
50
—
Sullivan Consolidated Mines
3'A
23
1.38 May
25
16%
-
3,800
Jan
3c
Rock
Sturgeon River Gold Mines
Sudbury Basin, Ltd—-*—-*
2'A Mar
--
1.78
;
Preferred
11'A May
2%
Homestead Oil & Gasr_——...———1
Howe.v Gold
1.70
1.80
-100
Canada—
of
Co
75
2.25
-
1.35
Apr
Mar
251
1,000
Jun
4
—
Radio
3%
8c8c
13 >■' 14
8.00
8.40
95c
—-
1.75
13
8.00
Paper Co.———*
3,000
48c
End Petroleum——
13'A
Highwood Sarcee Oils
1.05
1.35
Sladen-Malartic
Feb
12
3'/a
—
95c
.
Gold
Siscoe
Jan
17'A
Apr
32c
Jun
8'A
:>■>'
———-i——
25'A
191
May
3'Ac Mar
1,800
19c
0
1.75
36c
2c
Feb
1.70
common
^
47'A
3'A
12c
V:'';
Preferred
42'A
2'A
2,000
Simpsons class A.——
47'A
-35c
2e
Apr
15'Ac 15'Ac
95c
*
42'A
—
4c
65c
..
35c
1.1
——
May
Sherritt-Gordon A.—44--C——-—1
Mar.;./*
lc
2'A
3c
Jan
9c
600
950
Jun
..A
.
85c
3c
/■/' 10'A Mar
6%c May
1 %
Jun
73 c
Transcontinental
39
Jan
50c
3c
__
92
70c
77'A May
15
103'A
Mar
500
Jan
>/■ 6 % May
v
79'A
lc
4'Ac May
May
95
50c
Jan
Apr
31%
2c
98 »/a
19c
Apr
75
;.
95
■
Mar
Preferred
Hamilton
Jun
9c
—
Great Lakes Paper
y
May
8
52
May
230
16c
7,500
5
.
Jun
Feb
19 c
...
.
/
————50
Preferred
Jan
10c
13'A
70
500
4,200
Jan
38c
Jan
50c
95
Rouyn..
61%
2,500
8
2%c
8
Apr
Apr
Jun
5'Ac
13
Gold Mining
River
80
A':,
6'Ac
23c
15c
Senator
50
l%c
209,100
1,000
25
1.55
20
6'Ac
12c 13 %c
Mines Ltd—A——1
75"%
l%c
600
1,125
13
preferred—
75 75 V2
5%
5%
lc
lc
10'Ac 10'Ac
9%c " 97/sC
6'Ac
8c
16c
Sand
Jun
__
27c
3'% Mar
90c
1
Shawinigan Water. & Power.————"
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd—50c
Jan
Jun
Jan
..
1
Eagle Mines
Golden
Jun
48c
1
74c
United
Gold
2%
3
60c
Jan
2'Ac
500
80
Jan
2%c
18%
3,500
90c
Jun
Apr
,4,675
Apr
%c
14'A Mar
A
61'Ac
500
l%c
74'A
/
—.1
Mines Ltd—
Glenora Gold
-*
.
Jun
3,928
27c
*
—'—50
Toronto General Trusts—
75
75'A
100
Wares—————_*
Steel
2 %c
66c
2'Ac
—100
—*
common
Antonio Gold
Toronto
Gatineau Power 57c
2,000
62c
Mar
%c
1,500
19c
Jan
Jan
3'Ac
5c
%c
92c
2.55 May
15
1,600
1.04
52
%c
1,036
21c
Mar
4———*
1
Mining
Feb
2c
20c
May
41
8c
1
17%
.vt
85c
558
1
l%c
—
1,000
44'A
2.05
Apr
32c
•V 185
85c
42'A
—_1
Amer
17'A
-—
A———/'gl7%
class
2.65
17
Jan
.1
C_—:
of Canada—
Power Corp
Sylvanite Gold Mines,
Falconbridge Nickel 'Mines——--—.*—*
Fanny Farmer..————1
50c
Feb
Jun
2c
5,060
•
23c
May
1.35
1.50
Jan.
1.22
.
Apr
33c
3
Steep
East
Jan
8'Ac
1,000
15
■A 6'A Mar
•
Jan
6,000
50c
Metals
Jan
4
-
Jun
9
34%
Apr
38c
11'Ac 12'Ac
A;'8
East Dome—...
39
6'A
..
Jun
Jan
12%C
Preston
132
16'A
255
295
172
550
4'A
4
7'A.
17
7
Jun
8'A
4,419
10% May
21
7'A
8%
21
190
4'A
28
1.60
2'Ac Mar
115
•
9
16%
:
4 A :/
*
Stores..—
Dominion
900
30
Jan
2'Ac
—
Mines—.
Mines of B
San
Apr
4'Ac
30
29
Jan
Jun
45
Apr
1.50
May
14%
100
.
Mines.—..—
__
648
8'A
May
65
29'Ac
May
39'A
60c
Pressed
Jun
12c
22'A
——*
1
0
Mines—
Gold
Cadillac
Jan
'<
Feb
30c
A
6% 1
28
62c
Jan
May
200
50c
160
——*
Porcupine
Jan
:
•'
Jan
1,500
12c 12'Ac
50c
4'Ac
22'A
Distillers Seagrams
Dome
50c
A/
-vA:/—
V'
Mines, Ltd—
Dominion Bank
12'Ac
common
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Silverwoods
—*
.1
Petroleum
Davies
Delnite Mines Ltd
43
*
St Lawrence Corp
Mar
110
6
40%
20c
Jun
20c
Jan
10'A' 10'A
May V..
5'A
375
1,100
.♦
Oils
12c
Apr
60c
225
37
113
Mar
25c
48
Jun
1.40
85c
——1
Products
Steel
Pacalta
10 %c
Apr
10%
;
13c
2
38c
Pioneer Gold
May
46c
35%
113
—
.
500
48
Mines————A—1
Gold
Omega
Ontario
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
70c
100
18c
48
27c
Royal Bank of Canada
8,600
465
May
18c
Jan
3
Mar
Jan
9,303
.V
2
95c
_—...1
Jan
65c
6
IOC
Apr
135
12c
—
Jan
1,700
71c
7%c
800
42'A
Gold--Oils
Okalta
1.30
8c
71c
1,000
.preferred—.5'
1.72
5c
5%
/-
35%
5
Consumers Gas Co of Toronto——100
•
Jun
8'A
"
Apr
80c
73c
63c
Ltd—;——"
Plow
Coniaurum
74c
A
Gold Mines......1
Williams
Cochenour
8c
__
3c
3
———————1
Oil
Nordon
Class A
Chemical
May
1.15
40%
—
Apr
2,000
6c
lc
6%c
6'A
Jun
46c
May
1.00
80c
8c
6c
1,000
25c
Pickle-Crow ___——.——.1
Jun
.r81
10
Jan
l%c
Jun
14'A
V
Apr
5
1,900
Apr
1.04
28
Jun
125
Mar
25c
& 2,000
95c
3,800
50c
48
——1
....—1
5
>
Nipissing Mines Ltd
Premier
2,236
-5 -'6%
9%
9 Vi
1.06
1.12
58c
_*
25%
9*A Apr
200
Jan
class A——*
27'A
Mar
:
35c
Jan
4 5'A
18c
Paymaster Consolidated Mines
—1
Perron Gold Mines, Ltd—.———100
26
35c
95
May
1.12
Jan
"
"
Canadian
Jun
36
7%c
6
21'A Mar ;::/
175
74
205
56c
•
22
22
12 :
7
39'A
1%C
Apr
155
Jan
4
2% May
40
75'A
39'A
1
Ltd
3
3
Pandora
16
•
12 'A May
75'A
Feb
May
950
12
Apr
154
140
5'A
12
10'A
4% Mar
;
24'A
,
1,025
Jan
57
Apr
60
-24
12'A
Corp———*
Car
Steel
North Star Oil
5% May
122 123%
24
11'A
Jun
54c
Feb
126
24
%
—
Jan
20
National Grocers common
Jan
37'A
80
25
Canadian Celanese common
3'A
——1
preferred.—100
Moneta Purcopine Mines
—1
Moore Corp
*
5
19
18'A
Canadian Car & Foundry common....'
Apr
Co
102
5%
Canadian Canners class A...........20
2'/a
Normetal Mining Corp
Feb
5'A
'22
145 148Vi
145
485
Jan
1.68
Apr
Mar
2%
Knitting
Pamour
Canadian
3'A
Mills, Ltd
Feb
49%
10 V
,
3'A
..1
46
25% Mar
■
5 C
Jun
—*
Lake
National Sewer Pipe
4'A May
427 ;
51
51
Jan
5%
McLellan Gold Mines—
National
9% May
Feb
2.75
3% May
58c
Monarch
1.20
Mar
120
205
7
26'/a. 27Vi.
—
__
—*
——
6%
—
>
"
33
1.50 Mar
640
39'A
O'Brien
5
100
....
—>•*——v
Wire
•
255
5'A
Mining Corp of Canada—
Model Oils, Ltd—
8%
Apr
2.25
5
Apr
1.05
30c
Jan
May.
96'A
7
Jan
1.80
—.*—..100
14
Apr
4
420
97
34%
_
30
5
38
4Vi1
97
__
2.22
common.......*
Oil
Frontenac
Preferred
2%c May
Jun
1.15 Mar
1.46
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines——5
Jan
Jan
Apr
98'A
119
27,650
—
Jan
2.80
Jun
80c
•200
'
98'A
4Ve
—.*——100
Canada Permanent Mortgage..
•:
__
Cement'Co common..—--..*
Preferred
9 'A
95c
95c
98'A
.—.50
—
,
9 'A
__
95c
—"
Canada Bread Co class A————100
1.60
—"
Preferred
Negus Gold Mines..
•
1.43
y
Jun
61c
7'A May
50
7%
Feb
18
11% Mar
100
6,800
Preferred
9%
18
Mar
13';•
6,050
43c
,
—1
Maple Leaf. Milling common
9.30
-
Apr
2'Ac
Jan
5,850
1.40
1
Fields
Mercury
Mar
91c
2.85
2.30
——*
Gold
McWatters Gold Mines,
Jun
100
700
Jan
2.12
1
—
32'Ac
Mar
10,900
12%
Malartic
2.02
Feb
Jun
1.35
1.26
2.14
1.33
iT
Lake
12'Ac Jun
Jan
13
45c
*
—
■
;
835
1.66
127/8
Jan
Jan
32'A
6.60 May
-
759
131/2
*
Burlington Steel Co
10c
May
43c
J.
—*
Jun
Jan
9c
1.65
44c
..
95
Jun
'6c
.
1,450
■
'
9%
16'A
13 'A
13 Vi
1
Ankerite...
25::
Apr
-41c
.1
1
I
Mines, Ltd
McKenzie-Red
^
4,100
15'A
Jan
150'A
4'Ac Mar
35
10'A
60c
Feb
92c
Jun
Jun
5,500
8%
15'A*-
•
.
Feb
110
Mar
10c
7.00
*"
...
Oil
American
76
May
6V2C
94c
Apr
134
3,500
-
Brazil
British
■
Feb
10
26
10'Ac
10c
10c
56c
102
5
110
110
95
95
134 148%
6'Ac
7c
__
Telephone Co of Canada..—.100
18
Apr
603
'
5%c Jan
255 '.*■ Jan
2'Ac Mar
1,400
66c
66c
v
May
0»A Mar
38'Ac
Apr
2c
1.47
Jun
12
1,000
—
Feb
May
225
*
A
B—
May
3'Ac May
'•
25
15
1
—_
2,500
3Vic
227
_*
common—.....
Bear Exploration &
Beattie
3%c
___1
_.
——100''-v
Toronto
—1
Mines, Ltd—
Madsen Red
Bankfield Consolidated
500
Jan
Jan
8c
8
Loblaw
l'Ac
4c
Jan
4.15
6'Ac
Jan
91c
High
12
Apr
3.15 May
343
51'Ac
Jan
1,700
6.75
4,065
3.65
1
7
2,000
Low
9.00
8.00
3.50
—*
3
27
8
85
75c
8.00
....1
*
Secord—
Apr
8'A
2c
1.00
Ltd
Gold
May
1.05
•;
—8
Mines,i---v-^—1___1
* 26
Corp
Mines,
Range Since January 1
High
Laura
May
21'A
5
Low
Leitch
4
50
-
High
50c
200
4%
23'A
Gold Mines.—
AUnor
Low
.
65c
100
preferred. —100
Paper common-.
Grain
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
Low
Shore
Lamaque Gold Mines
Lapa Cadillac Gold Mines
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
•———
Pacific
Algoma
Range
Par
/
,
Sales
Week's
Shares
of Prices
Par
Inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
2fi, both
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's
Friday
Toronto Stock
& Metals...
44c
"
25
1.60 May '
1
.
High
5
7%
60c
3%
May
Jan
May
Jan
Mar-
22%
Feb
24
10%
Jun
10 %
Jun
19% Mar
23'A
Jan
1.75
Jan
,
ft
is
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
2448
Monday, June 29, 1942
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday
June 26
Insurance
Par
Companies
New
fork
Stocks
Automobile
Par
Aetna
Life
Ask
119
Bid
Ask
26 54
28%
Par
124
Home
—Z_5
.10
47%
49%
Homestead
—10
123/4
25%
263/4
Insuf Co of North America —10
65%
20
29%
32%
5
7%
8%
Fire.
54%
57%
Jersey Insurance of N Y__
™10
Alliance.™
American
193/a
19%
Knickerbocker
Z
Lincoln Fire.
—5
Equitable™.
Fidelity & Casualty.,..—5
American
.
"•
«'
Amer
,';American
.
16%
X9%
„
42
f
'
Re-Insurance— ...10
*
.
;
American
American
Maryland
Surety
Merchant Fire Assur——
Merch
10%
Boston
j
483/4
503/4
31%
6%
Mfrs
Shippers—...25
63
..100
492
——
...
'
66-
North
7
183/8
Connecticut General Life...—10
19%
.
143;
19%
/Continental Casualty.—..—5
30%
32%
Northeastern
-2%
%
Re-Insurance...,._10
39%
1*
Northern
42%
63/4
.—10
.....
z
—
34%
13%
20%
...10
493/4
52%
Fd of San Fr
.—25
90
93
of
....5
9V8
V
4
81
National—/.—25
..—5
24%
26 Va
,j;-Franklin
/
Fire
121
General Reinsurance Corp..
115
120
83%
/ Gibraltar
Fire
&
Marine
Indemnity Co—. —10
34%
Globe & Republic
77%
'
;
27c
1
Series
C—/—
10.48
Fund,
6.87
1.00-
72.78
r
1
11.73'.
Co.—......
1
25c
AFirsf^Boston Corp..
10
Investment
Inc_
5.33
10%
2.63
6.30
4.87
______
/ 4.85
2.33
15.92
B
11.21
4.05
65c
14.56
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A„
32e 2,
*
71.34
—
Banking
Corporations
A Blair
2.83
&
12.96
i-
40c
9%
8%
Par
5
37%
39%
20%
12%
-
14 Va
Co.
.66%
(Paul)
Bensonhurst National...
4%
Chase
21
22%
Commercial National-
National
18%
20%
Rhode Island——
St Paul Fire & Marine.
35%
Seaboard Surety
8 Va
9%
—5
4
—.
62%
National Bronx....
'
26
.12%
10
Exchange.—.
-.10
12
Ask
44
49
23%
,
25
11%
15
141
149
Peoples National/—
—50
45
51
100
530
560
Public National-
.17%
26%
27 y8
First National of N Y...
■
—100
1015
—100
135
21%
23%
Avenue...——
—
1045
140
:
Sterling
42 3 4
40%
-12%
Penn
;i
(
24%
50
National City,
National Safety./.
Merchants
'I
5':
244
236
—10
—
j'
90
.13.55
....
Bid
Par
143/4
■
...100
Fifth
33%
42
...50
Ask
:
13%
5%
21%
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v
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—
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37%
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71
29%
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26
90%
42%
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3%
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2.59
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Inc
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shares*—,
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shares
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101.2
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110
110%
127
129
3s_——..1947
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1961
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3%s
3Q9
•
23.28
25 03
3^60
3.88
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33/8s
106%
107%
1045/a
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101%
102%
—
103%
103%
1971
104%
104%
—
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983/a
1949
1972
105
3%s, 1956—
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7.87
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25.74
28.24
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20.92
22.96
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B-3_——
14.30
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Funds—
B-4——/
7.08
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15.67
-
Sep
15,
1942.
11.82
12.94
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15,
1942. —j—
K-l___//___//—__
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9.40
10.39
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15,
6.75
7.43
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15,
2.33
2.58
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Series
S-3.__.-2
S-4__/„
__
_______
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7.78
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Loomis Sayles Mut Fund...
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—*
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67.72
27.64
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100.25
tMar 15, ,1946——
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100.7
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15,
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100.24
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1944.
%
1
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1
101.4
100.28
101.5
1945
;
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100.12
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100.14
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100.15
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100.30
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100.26
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100.24
1944,
28.20
point
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100.4
1943,
15,
a
...
100.23
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1943,
Jun
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100.17
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—
1944.
69.10
more
or
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100.15
1943.
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—_
1943.
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—
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t%£> Feb,
1,
1942—
—
1,1943-...—.-.
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_10c
6.54
7.20
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—
Maryland Fund Inc
3.05
3.70
Mass
Investors
Trust
1
14.75
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2d
1
6.93
7.45
10
7.00
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15.85
Mass
7.65
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Rates
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Inc
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shares
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voting shares
National Investors
Corp.
*
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2.45
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_1
85c
4.31
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95c
1942_.
1942
5,
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4.66
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series—j..
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series,.
Ask
fi/r discount at
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5.58
~
b0.33
1942
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1942
26,
b0.34
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1942..
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1942
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bO.33
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b0.33
1942—
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are
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0.25%
bO.35
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1942
b0.36
0.32%
1942
b0.36
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6.15
3.27
3.63
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98 3/8
16.50
7.68
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98
1972
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102%
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July 29,
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1.08
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100.2
101.2
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3.32
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—
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1.19
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22.24
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12.90
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.1:
100
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1.09
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117%
10
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11.99
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shares
1%. Jan.
3.30
2.36
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1.96
preferred—.
&
—Apr
v
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1.96
1
100.30
100.9
0.80
1, 1943
100.7
15,1942
——Apr 15, 1944
Housing Authority—
-
0.70
0.90
Inc
1—
—
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—
1.63
mod
0.80
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1.63
1
mod
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series...
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26%
1.70
1
1, 1942
Ask
Financql Corp—
—Oct
—
XV/a.%
.11%
.
1, 1943
2s———/—May 16, 1943
Call Nov. 16, 1942 at 100%..
3.26
24'/a
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Foundation
Common
1925
—....1
109.9
*
1, 1942
Federal Natl Mtge
2.67
2.72
Independence Trust Shares—..*
1825
Commonwealth Invest
Series
8.51
com™100
Preferred
.
—Dec
—
2s
3.77
2.99
'
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=
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23.68
7.86
——z/_l
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3.90
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—
shares—
p
t%%
3.00
22.03
—
4.59
3.53
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100.2
15, 1945 / 100.7
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Bid
Reconstruction
100
10.83
2.40;
Ltd.—1
.4.16
_/————Feb
Home
Ask
J%S ————Feb'
J%s
3.95
2.46
—
ll%%
'
5.81
r
Commodity Credit Corp—
%# ——May 1,1943
Federal
3.46
5.283.58
v
6.37
2.41
—
_
4.41
3.42
.
A.Huron
Canadian
...
shares———....
i. RR Equipment shares
■;\Y Steel shares
Tobacco
Bullock
shares.*^/.——
Bid
5.10
3.13
Mining shares.../.—...li.
Railroad
Basic
Boston
,i
5.79
Merchandise shares.....
2%
1
A Common
A6%
Electrical Equipment™.
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Y
9.43
4.00
4.63
shares.
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3.53
5.18
shares
4.07
3.29
—...
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4%,
.
13.96
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc—1
s
,
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.
shares..
shares
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5.08
5.63
s
9.08
9.79
bonds
New
England Fund
1
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value,
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subject to all Federal taxes.
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market.
year,
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2449
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4085
Volume 155
Week
Virginia—Huntington.
Virginia—Norfolk
.
Week Ended June 27—
.
(6 cities)
Federal Reserve
3,146,775,650
New York_.
+
0.5
+
7.5
Macon—
241,034,195
Francisco
San
Pittsburgh—.
Ten
;
—
—.
five days—
Other cities,
—,«•—
All cities, one day
149,225,000
+ 14.9
159,390,098
+ 15.1
123,491,899
+ 10.1
Total
4,347,311,071
964,264,550
+15.6
+30.8
5,311,575,621
+ 18.3
1,312,349,763
6,623,925,384
7,541,255,803
:
CLEARINGS^
Week Ended June 20
Federal Reserve Districts
Boston
1st
„New York—,
Philadelphia
2d
3d
-
+13.8 '
4th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
7th
———
St. Louis
—
—
New
York City
Canada
.——
Sioux City—.
■
.—;
Moines—
Des
,
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
.
i
——
Decatur.———
-
Total
Louis
Illinois—Quincy_-_
Dakota—Aberdeen—
248,161,302
158,255,734
226.433.316
+
9
112,199,910
134.884,092
141,873,203
+
11
121,154,285
102,594,672
186,258,408
+ 22
137,764.407
.Pueblo
97,811,614
+ 16
73,234.125
131,024,528
69,880,221
342,762,466
+ 23
134,662,059
159,009,240
;
Lincoln.———
—_
267,523,313.
6.4
5,863,497,880
.5,380,002,823
3,830,340,543
3.6
2,829,654.255
2,448,694,223
398,479,724
351,538,658
/
1,075,708
498,367
1,010,380
-X
————"
4,021,802
.
———-
2,548,556
Worcester—-—.
Connecticut—Hartford-.—
New
Rhode
New
Haven
—
5,605,428
19,177,000
--
—
Island—Providence
+•',■■■
Hampshire—Manchester—_—
(12 Cities)
Total
698,355
367,279,445
—-
2,343,346
291,596,110
888,087
1939
1940
X''
York—Albany
Binghamton
Buffalo
Elmira
New
.——
York-
i—
—
Rochester
,
!
—
+
Syracuse-———
——.
Connecticut—Stamford-.
Jersey—Montclair—
—
/'/.
Newark
315,468
/'/'
New
19,057,541
25,065,103
-
Northern New Jersey
—
1
■'
Total
(12 cities)
Third
Federal Reserve
6,069,353
1,139,939
67,500,000
1,090,812
~
935,854
3,866,757,708
9,838,756
' 7,453,534
7,045,625
—
Jamestown
—
"
—
-
(' V■*-''• :■
,
——
—
J:1
"■ ■'
0.4
557,541
466,783
+ 69.2
1,890,438
7.4
1,924,768
222,691,252
+ 21.1
752,552
251,255,0!£
618
>
X'. 460,154
+
8.3
544,676
1,006,469
+
0.4
827,213
,624
+ 11.0
3,278,513
5,652
0.04
1,665,848
3,806,091
469,578
,+.
14,355,249
5,516,237
19,709,800
590,540
V:
1.6
2,051,587
12,898,637
4,279.394
2.7
12.189,100
+ 18.3
678,468
483,903
7.0
262,673,701
———.
Philadelphia
563,000,000
1,261,051
—
Reading—
———.
2,600,986
1,147,132
1,811,446
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
•
York-
New
-
—
-
2,965,800
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(10 cities)
576,637,542
—•
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
Ohio—Canton
-
Cincinnati
»
Cleveland
—
Columbus—
Mansfield—
————
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7 cities)—
'
3,039,305
105,411,619
224,319,171
14,515,100
• 2,957,636
3,808,793
267,420,856
621,472,480
401,809,931
341,986,7Cj3
.v':V
8.4
101,700,000
86,300,000
+ 21.2
38,780,691
32,069,841
4.9
20,994,219
15,955,251
—
2.7
725,000
559,000
+-
9.6
162,199,910
134,884,092
+
+
32,882,764
—
792,000
226,433,316
3,223,679
3,094,280
68,646,793
29,682,608
24,123,586
+
2,128,202
4.0
2,440,903
+ 17.7
929,602
2.0
868,014
703,686
3,951,044
+ 13.4
3,472,740
3,038,549
141,873,206
.+ 11.5
121,154,285
102,594,6?2
2,966,180
1,033,527
880,702
—
859,576
149,371
-154,640
St.
;
;;
38,582,283
+ 30.3
29,594,195
27,301,442
2,536,419
2,390,130
+25.0
<2,225,258
4,396,753
+ 10.1
2,998,374
3,008,467
133,059,957
+ 20.0
95,657,568
92,527,449
3,595,209
+ 21.5
3,008,487
2,919,151
499,489
+158.9
,525,568
796,881
+ 19.1
644,428
186,258,408
+22.5
137,762,407
,
131,024
District—Dallas2,120,140
1,739,039
91,792,001
10,886,509
2,986,000
78,488,000
1,175,225
4,519,499
1,162,523
4,130,056
+21.9
+17.0
+20.0
— 7.3
+ 1.1
+ 9.4
113,479,374
97,811,614
62,045,569
1,077,207
:„v.
—
Worth
1,296,822
.2,7.81,807
—.
,1; Eleventh Federal Reserve
Fort
126,29?
.
4,838,779
159,628,178
v.
.
—
Texas—Austin.—
.-115,777
2,744,239
228,114,080
;
cities)
•
+ 29.7
948,795
.
Joseph—
Total (10
9.3
—
2,845,110
4,366,793
1,293,352
t
—
-
170,469
103,600
83,641
+ 71.7
86,999
'
—.
—
1
■
Louisiana—Shreveport
(6 cities)
9,071,996
3,220,000
1,704,304
l,610,7flii
57,962,000
54,738,044
6,754,213
7,743,170
1,826,000
2,498,000
1,186,495
964,011
3,129,113
2,998,214
+16.0
73,234,125
69,880,22f
+
34.9
44,931,811
38,191,361
+
r
Francisco-
Federal Reserve District—San
83,676,545
69,090,559
;
24,970,911
6,930,470
3,202,132
225,014,000
3,342,402
1,284,888
3,324,173
Utah—Salt Lake City
——"
California—Long Beach
Pasadena—
—„—.
-
39.2
1,435,432
1,084,548
53,553,840
+ 29.0
40,310,433
31,873,670
20,985,387
*1.500,000
Oregon—Portland—:—
+ 19.0
16,730,059
14,859,069
4,295,844
4,021,651
33.4
+
5,196,182
—11.4
3,615,269
2,878,074
3,185,770
19.8
150,715,512
129,569,000
—25.6
19,498,986
San Francisco—
6.3
2,713,704
SaifciJose
SaKta Barbara—
8,993,733
—
2,278,181
+
j 3.2
+
—
X-
Stockton—
8,153,384
+
'1,138,031
+
0.2
1,252,662
36,500,000
33,800,000
+ 52.6
526,080
435,218
969,908
+
3.5
684,498
832,847
3,742,754,349
+
3.3
3,156,507,570
3,024,162,491
9,360,768
+
5.1
8,217,302
7,018,447
Winnipeg
6,190,901
+ 20.4
3,586,718
+
23.2
267,523,313
228,884,044
+
6.4
5,863.497,880
5,380,002,823
3,830,340,543
+
3.6
2,829,654,255
2,448,694,223
i.
•«-'
4,491,545
—"
—
Ottawa
404,024
Quebec
18,957,099
Halifax-——^—-,
+
0.8
24,210,219
23.258.894
'X-■'*■"
3,123,691,535
St.
_
Brandon
1,227,927
1,080,144
8.2
437,000,000
385,000,000
—
2,080,465
—39.4
1,877,944
1,271,288
3,139,268
—17.1
2,330,889
1,467,853
—21.8
3,020,317
1,309,295
3.4
1,300,330
915,235
—35.8
3,452,300
3,909,400
630,593,147
—
—
450,885,268
8.6
795,857
_
86,169,382
2.5
2,184.849
2,086,211
+ 22.3
66,804,380
53,731,531
—
176,689,854
+
27.0
118,565,811
89,957,322
14,066,200
+
3.2
10,803,000
9,090,300
2,919,513
+
1.3
2,160,003
1,732,574
1.9
3,803,621
2,265,002
159,702,089
272,874,300
—
236,241,717
+ 13.2
523,087,430
+18.8
<•
40,014,586
26,844,074
33,716,926
17,736,302
16,530,014
4,696,157
2,602,436
6,421,981
—
5.1
6,620,674
3,424,574
+
28.2
3,413,404
7,566,236^
+
2.7
6,572,825
5,860,748
8,660,656
—22.5
5,884,878
4,797,386
8.9
2,035,913
2,603,797
2,003,212
+
2,125,467
1,875,079
3,390,934
3,059,309
4,921,938
3,952,65(1
3,768,696
3,444,525
313,852
4,852,478
5,398,456
+ 13.3
7,693,605
466,401
—36.3
601,096
560,669
1,703,612
.
684,845
_
Fort
1.176,954
1,312,013
William
New
827,451
1,254,420
Jaw
Brantford
Westminster
803,665
1,315,722
686,162
412,421
1,102,389
4.0
1,570,546
—17.2
689,827
584,309
6.6
1,365,274
1,018,824
0.3
976,558
739,489
+
—
+ 17.1
713,786
618,117
—12.2
299,170
223,953
31.1
5.2
761,181
936,650
708,884
1,131,538
+
3.7
1,414,540
1,131,885
4.3
3,406,732
1,392,967
—
4,772,189
503,241
4,552,882
1,137,652
792,878
684,696
705,043
557,584
(32 cities)
481,787
+
832,966
.
Kingston
"Estimated.
+
.
762,079
1,141,421
+
—
Prince Albert
Sudbury—.
7.2
351,371
1,190,592
1,342,095
Kitchener
Sarnia
+
999,380
_
_
Sherbrooke
Chatham.
408,903
+ 12.1
308,387
Medicine Hat
Moncton—
1,883,675
0.2
—
—23.7
1,771,347
Saskatoon-
Total
18,230,939
—52.4
522,734
114,011,360
364,023,753
3,882,342
49,043,011
84,093,503
4,903,281
.
_
Windsor
3,118,422
110,460,543
17.1
+ 19.9
6,113,883
Peterborough
396,502,028
4.4
+
19,932,746
3,702,055
—
Lethbridge_
Moose
+
57,120,521
2,836,6:6
—
_
Regina
—17.9
135,034,310
118,476,957
2,000,119
John
Victoria
503,217
792,200
407,880
#
118,353,509
6,715,032
280,508
■■'./
5.4
+
.
137,284,090
4,390,610
Edmonton
—15.7
$
4.1
+
7,769,625
415,490
497,069
—34.1
%
-
6,097,427
—
-i.—
Calgary
3,277,964,156
1941
163,066,852
1939
23,892,166
Hamilton
24,872,216
3.5
> '
X
66,895,231
5,065,816
+
•
1940
140,928,227
_
_
15,108,882
6,413,434
0.5
18
$
__
415,380
—
—
Week Ended June
;
wXX—;
Montreal
19,246,480
1,874,129
4,616,100
1,383,218
2,163,375
342,762,466
Toronto
0.5
613,000,000
1.2
7,367,134,961
169,780,979
4.7
712,994
+'
422,336,080
1942
"v'+y/y7
Canada—
+
1,413,422
1,431,607
2,355,030
•-+19.4
3,283,903
Inc. or Dec
Vancouver
3,877,326,916
—
7,836,323,057
—
(111 cities)—.X;
1,024,465
+ 18.8
714,866
331,196
3,565,526
1,594,583
!-''r
56,800,000
7,084,198
187,845,000
3,969,565,349
(10 cities)_—
Total
Grand Total
Outside New York
343,366,935
+
),574,533
1,727,124
Chester
Lancaster
+. 3.6
284,009,401
+
561,792
.
—
3,271,83?
1,271,569
1,246,21^1
80,536,739
City
London
Bethlehem
1,395,526
9,145,800-
3,622,752
'T 2,547,484
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1,521,445
2.2
2.1
Washington—Seattle
——
4,012,269,693
9.8
14
3,691,298
50,261,067
■•
New
+
+
9.2
v:.
—
Missouri—Kansas
Twelfth
S
1967
District—New York—
Second Federal Reserve
4,543,044
2,025,287
+
—*
Wichita-——
Total
20
%
+
—10.2
5,084,383
277,860,71
967,1^
+ 15.8
Yakima—
313,124,441
'
324,475,145
-913,703
290,56^
391,837
1.0
+ 22.0
-T-
1,260,432
Dec.
$
3,975,703
—
—
.
the
statement showing the figures for each city for
®
—..—
+ 40.7
394,695
426,803,147
.
4,369,964
——
Kansas—Topeka
228,884,044
7,367,134,961
i
;;
Omaha
four years:
Massachusetts—Boston
3,462,4qa
38,050,035
-
Hastings———
Dallas—
727,873
3,496,434
90,621,754
Colorado—Colorado Springs
228,114,080
Maine—Bangor,——*.—
7,426,872
+ 29.1
District—Kansas City-
Federal Reserve
Tenth
401,809,931
—
8,964,954
4,425,575
158,255,734
+
730,707
1,067,00^
+ 19.7
+
4,770,788
(7 cities) __—
524,120,490
District—Boston—*
18,163,33(
1,119,689
10,496,811
—.
—
542,894,161
1941
5,514,222
21,456,769
+ 22.3
—-
Helena—
272,874,300
June
16.4
+ 31.2
1,414,582
...
Montana—Billings
Nebraska—Fremont
164,987,081
or
2,001,362
;
7.0
—
7,221,490
—38,862,903
3,084,698
1,216,216
862,982
* 4,479,868 *
—
Dakota—Fargo
South
284,009,401
179,279,950
Ended
15,599,00C
104,978,279
;
—
North
Total
911,967
18,645,000
55,358,552
——
Paul
St.
1,276,448
1,813,285
20.6
+
1,392,96(
4,606,7q(
"
-
306,74$
2,865,099
24,075,577
—248,161,302 -
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
-a
:•
District—Minneapolis—
341,986,703
527,440,610
/ 1,881,222
3,246,074
771,000
Federal Reserve
Ninth
'•
364,023,753
3.9
3,354,819
8.3
137,400,000
—
(4 Cities)—
Total
3,123.691,535
396,502,028
,
2.9
26,825,000
31,274,274
7
506,885,200
159,009,240
+ 11.8
2,273,465
•
.
3,277,964,156
450,885,268
3
-
321,475
—
2,227,579
.67,116,028
/;
....
Tennessee—Memphis
+ 22
7.836,323,057 '
3,969,565,349
2,060,244
'+
4,428,111
149,000,000
—
+
113,479,374
422,336,080
-
+ 17.4
423,264
'
4,566,133
2,223,331
%,*:
.
+ 18
1942
Bedford
179,279,950
District—St. Louis—.
Eighth Federal Reserve
Missouri—St.
248,888,718
'•'
Springfield—
+22.6
524,120,490
Kentucky—Louisville—
"
•
New
248,888,718
1,528,140
224.612.315
Clearings at—
Lowell——
28,439,145
■
1939
262,673,701,
.
8.
—
Inc.
Portland
41,387,096
542,894,161
523,087,430
Week
Fall River
24.3
—.
—
—
305,040,302
32 cities
First Federal Reserve
+
(17 cities)—————
Springfield
240,382,864 '
add our detailed
'
1,577,536
110,787
56,268,120
1,495,018
621,472,480
ended June 20 for
week
120,338
32,344,000
/'.Wichita Falls
now
6.8
496,942
4,298,397 -v
2,411,996
2,542,157 '<■
———
Galveston
We
42.9
+
Peoria
Rockford:
•'
3
—
—
«
$
Rapids
Iowa—Cedar
7.
X——X—--111 cities
Total
Outside
3,
Haute
+
"
"
10
Francisco
12th San
26.6
+
128,343
' 3,020,409
8,404,867
31,587,687
1,730,568
12,560,348
5,712,217
555,308
422,374,463
XX/ 1,537,198
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
+
'V
M
Minneapolis—— 7
10th Kansas
City..
—
10
11th Dallas
—
6
20,867,29?
+
3,056,275
7
—
—
"
"
9th
22,600,538
.
33,754,004'''
.—.'
Bend
"
10
17
4
—
843,137
18,763,000
+ 25.8
••
343,366,935.
"
"
977,354
.
970,124
19,413,000
+ 14.0
;
-
—
3,877,326,916
630,593,147
-
—
.x
1,332,484
27,6
+
1,315,922
27,931,000
69,953,903
—
367,279,445
4,012,269,693
576,637,542
••
_
10
7
——_
Chicago
8th
12
——
Cleveland
5th
$
56,500,609
Reserve District—Chicago—
Federal
Terre
v
1940
*!•
1941
-1942
-
12 cities
..—
17,099,51?
66,500,000
>
—
(10 cities)
South
'/
■Dee.
Inc. or:
14
20,327,525
Indiana—Fort Wayne——
day of the week in all cases has to be
SUMMARY OF BANK
y
4,568,601
+ 15.6
137,052
Lansing
'4.2
available at time of going
Saturday figures are not
:
3,831,465
+ 15.6
"'+ 20.9
42,744,775
.
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids—
'i-+y//'/,/
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below
we are able to give the final and complete results for the week previous — the
week ended June 20.
For that week there was an increase of 6.4%, the aggregate
of clearings for the whole country having amounted to $7,836,323,057 * against
$7,367,134,961 in the same week in 1941. Outside of this city there was an increase
of 3.6%, the bank clearings at this centre having recorded an increase of 3.3%.
We
group the cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located,
and from this it appears that the New York District (including this city) recorded
an increase of 3.5%.
The best gain was had in the Atlanta District where there was
a 22.6% increase.
At Kansas City there was a 22.5% gain in volume checks cleared;
an increase of 3.5%.
The best gain was had in the San Francisco District where
there was a 23.2% increase. In Atlanta there was a 22.6% gain in volume of checks
cleared; Kansas City followed with an improvement of 22.5%. Cleveland was next
with a rise of 18.8%, Dallas of 16.0% and Minneapolis of 11.5%.
St. Louis followed
with 9.6%.
Boston and Richmond both had gains of 7.0%, Chicago bettered by
3.6%*, while Philadelphia had a decrease of 8.6%..
,
■;
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
^
■
134,662,059
6,524,483
4,368,797
Seventh
estimated.
r
164,987,081
90,700,000
1,579,413
Mobile
Indianapolis
Accordingly, in the above the last
to press.
7.0
+ 25.1.
88,724,966
6,284,379,836
1,256,875,967
week
Saturday and the
ends
+
305,040,302
Louisiana—New Orleans
Alabama—Birmingham
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them- today, in as much as the
week
224,612,315
1,091,814
27,631,158
Mississippi—Vicksburg
5,023,531,001*
_—.——
Total all cities for
8.5
.'1,260,848,335
five days—.—•—
Total all cities,
69,007,920
24,444,797.
:■
days——Xx———X'
cities, five
24.2
+
97,678,072
,—.——-__———
Baltimore
+
100,000,000
171,441,000
133,478,995
154,468,145
—
,
30,332,602
35,138,170
i
Florida—Jacksonville
+ 11.5
98,312,626
108,500,000
—'
85,623,223
2.8
*1,500,000
122,142,071
:
LouIa
St.
4.9
+
7,543,334
Augusta
424,000,000
268,670,991
.'X.
—;
Boston
312,885,782
456,000,000
■
+
34,443,103
2,015,691
314,376,077
Philadelphia
126,494,328
109,700,000
Georgia—AUanta
..+ 18.7
1,546,959
31,938,580
Nashville
2,650,246,505
2.9
+
District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
$
:
37,332,993
—
2,228,620
132,665,635
35,418,939
_!
Total
1941
1942
,
.
2,413,000
44,008,228
240,382,864
Maryland—Baltimore
Sixth
.
2,872,000
12.7
2,165,004
District of Columbia—Washington—
604,069
—17.2
4,170,000
56,402,419
Carolina—Charleston
371,535
+ 40.5
5,857.000
63,552,624
Richmond
South
$
$
873,845
723,662
West
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
.
-J
1939
1940
Reserve District—Richmond—.
Fifth Federal
for the week follows:
summary
20
ft
$
$
compared with a year ago. Prelim¬
inary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 27, clearings from all
cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 13.8% above those for the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total
stands at $7,541,255,803 against $0,623,925,384 for the same week in 1941.
At this
center there is an increase for the week ended Friday of 18.7%.
Our comparative
this week show an increase
Bank clearings
June
Inc. or Dec.
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
Ended
1941
1942
586,277
1,025,611
506,885,200'
449,748
968,277
527,440,610
—
719,687
+ 11.9
385,500
3,154,431
304,324
+
0.3
1,005,124
768,779
+
5.1
722,317
571,445
2.9
706,544
653,109
—4.9
602,102
5.9
1,635,797
616,013
911,071
398,479,724
351,538,658
+
—
+
—
3.9
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
General
RAILROAD
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
■
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—Annual
Report—
{.Including also
the
results
of
Calendar Years—
Sales
of
wholly-owned subsidiaries,
Paper, Ltd.]
1941
newsprint
1940
Income
;
Total
1939
INDUSTRIAL
-
Abstract Title
but exclusive
Provincial
of
Monday, June 29, 1942
1938
&
INSURANCE
-
Mortgage Corp.—Earnings—
Statement
The Year
For
Ended
operating income___
Operating
expenses
payment,
Sales
$25,824,784 $22,539,190 $15,506,229 $14,109,004
1,213,457
960,040
639,819
621,766
of
power..,
_
Total
Net
___—
Balance
Int
discount
$8,422,493
$3,830,999
127,061
115,465
21,629
3,402
.$3,949,866
Tojtal income
3,196
$8,,571,183
Sundry minor oper. prof.
gain
Total
of
mills
carrying
H.
P.
•'
172,472
for the
•Consolidated
Int.
G.
year—_________—
Income
net
Corp.,
of
■"
Abstract
Title
$57,260.
Assets—Cash
&
127,508
171,248
overdraft
Cost
of
ers'
Mortgage
Corp.
/Y'';
4,487
______
2,849
2,805
for
ful
ahd
bad
for
doubt¬
&
held
receiv.__
legal
&
to
48,000
receiver
in
Prov.
for
U.
income
S.
and
48,000
48,000
48,000
48,000
39,207
Dec.
in
31,
48,000
terest
for
of
16,588
13,494
under
of
1,800
ization
17,172
$222,825;
Home
accrued
buildings
bonds
Owners'
interest
(market
holders
guarantee
(less,
3,002
2,706
of
(market
issued
Loan
admitted
payable, $2,406;
assets,
agency
Cash
from
and
111,093
2,251
1,801
and
valuel,
Accounts
Advertising
2,452
dicial
with
(less
sale of
Oct.
trustee
in
nection
with
tribution
Y
$8,187,505
$3,445,001
excess
hand
on
(incl. provisions shown
60,353
30,135
$55,966
from surplus for period of
during
$9,047;
Balance
also
was
provided
$
hand
on
and
deposit—.
on
Accounts
receivable,
Receivable
from
G.
(less
than
In
shares
in
and
advances
of
corporations
and
concessions
Chattels
and
and
Prepaid
and
6,141,079
64,242
62,283
Operating
40,374,576
freehold
timber
buildings____
equipment
1,500,635
creditors'
claims
inventories
and
tion
ing
of
bond
for
1,000,000
stock
on
March
20,
34,881,800
18,964,935
20,
V*
•.
Payments
six
In
income
17,717,884
in
banks
1940
$1,480,718
956,473
472,485
$51,760
-
43,542
19,832
$71,593
22,994
,
13,830v
tax____________.
$807,666;
(less
reserve
•
♦
;
39,570
taxes,
2,
hand,
on
$50,000;
1942,
$1,616;
old
accrued
$1,670,201,
payroll,
535.
stock,
$170,110;
$332,114;
■'
common
surplus,
earned
124,991,882 125,459,895
—_____
Results For Month And Five Months Ended
stock
($1
$154,192;
Y
par),
total,
$306,956;,paid-in
$1,670,201.—V.
154,
Period End May 31—
1942—Month—1941
•Earnings
$569,749
•Before
charges
overdue and
on
•
$752,858
The directors
share
1942—5 Mos.—1941
$3,887,573
for
depreciation, bond interest, Including
interest,
unpaid interest, and income and excess profits taxes.
amounts
/
1669.
p.
June
24
declared
an
the regular quarterly dividend of 25
stock, both payable July 15 to holders
were
paid in each of the preceding
'Y ' Y.
'
'
•
cents per share on the
of record July 6.
Like
nine quarters..—V. 155,
Shipments of newsprint in May, 1942, amounted to 27,950
tons,
compared with shipments of 35494 tons of newsprint in
May, 1941.
Shipments
tons
May,
In
of
May,
sulphite
1942,
1941.—V.
as
155,
p.
and
groundwood
compared
with
pulps
7,359
tons
amounted
of
to
sulphite
in
The directors have declared
comnion
stock,
last,
as
follows:
V.
A
no
similar
par
a
value,
distribution
against
was
of
50
July
made
cents
25
on
to
this
per
share on the
holders
issue
on
Loss
Account,
of
record
April
25,
Dec.
v
hand
and
1940
$29,074 p,rof$11,617
stock
($1
par),
$987,875;
in
deficit,
$3,266,743
$3,193,080
189,082
195,178
2,311,800
$80,617
$83,258
$954,944
$218,728;
■
2,342,138
Co.—Earnings—
T.
?;?.
1940
1939
$4,447,171
$4,695,537
3,313,713
3,404,112!
$1,161,410
$1,133,458
$1,291,423
41,554
31,622
38,331
$1,202,964
ordinary
1941
3,209,510
J
and
$850,942
,
$4,370,920
>
$1,165,080
$1,329,756
taxes——
—
net-
,,
income
109,334
________
;Yi.
income
tax,
■v
109,199
187,927- •i:
"
129,865
Y $730,000
profit-'•
_——_Y.~
109,192
:
204,318
175,703
etc.,.
109,974
104,051
$721,698 V,
371,875
Surplus
•
'<■ $358,125
(incl.
outst.
per
■Y'-'Y
855,313
$916,539
1.041,250
"
treas.
stock)_
1,500,000
share__-___i-_i_^_-^
Y:':YY:: YY 'Y; I.Y'Y-.
•$133,615-.
;
$0.49
•
♦$124,711
1,500,000
1,500,000
Balance Sheet Dec. 31, 1941.
$0.48
:
-
$0.61
-
./'Y''-Yv>. YYY'Y Y-YvY
Assets—Capital assets (less reserves for depletion and depreciation,
$7,036,702), $12,078,345; cash in banks and on hand, $291,917; bullion
and concentrates—at market, value, $339,846; miscellaneous notes
and
receivables; $23,507*,' supplies inventory—at cost less reserve, $738,382;
investment—Pacific. Mining Co., $564,000; investment—Harvard Gold
Mining Co., $471,750;
deferred charges,
$1,878,717; -unrealized in¬
-
at
March
1,
1913,
$3,938,901;
total,
$20,325,365.
Liabilities—Payroll and current accounts payable,
Federal
tax "on
1941
,
Y
.
$185,096;
'
accrued
income,
$175,704; other taxes payable, $156,312;
earned surplus and capital sur¬
stock
(12,501 shares at cost),., $141,195;
surplus resulting from revaluation of ore deposits-at March 1, 1913—.
per analysis, $3,938,901; total, $20,325,365.—V. 155, p. 187.
capital
plus,
stock,
($10
$1,010,547;
$15,000,000;
par),
Treasury
Allen Industries,
charges,
reserves,
total,
Inc.—Earnings—y/'Yv
Years End. Dec. 31—
Cost
and
Total
Interest
$40,168;
reserve
$552,714;
capital
$1,362,534.—V.
3,782
$919,143
—__________
$975,786
7,370
19,343
233,000
Y. 20,691
235,000
192,000
•
110,000
—-
etc.
Amortization,
Excess
$972,004
17,870
.
income
income
Federal
6,653,839
$901,273
i!—
profit
income
$7,625,843
8,798,173
—
1940
$9,699,446
—L—
expenses
Operating
Other
'Yy::
1941
(net) '
Sales
profits
War-time
—.
taxes
—-
tax
post-War
and
profit
reserves—
Earnings
$436,773
—
'
per
$590,752
common
'
on
$199,988
$2.18
share.
Balance
hand
at cost, $250,400;
raw
—_
390,764
$173,973
$1.66
:
—
*
•
50,000
.
262,800
Surplus
materials,
Sheet, Dec, 31,
and
on
deposit,
1941
-
$424,605;
trade accounts receiv.
(less
j
S.
Treasury
reserve,
U.
$58,643),
$1,147,465;-finished products,
$29,987;
manu¬
$7,027; land and buildings not used in operations—
(less, reserve for depreciation, $22,866), $32,275; cash surrender
value of life insurance, $16,110; advances to employees
and miscel¬
laneous
accounts receivable, $3t809; land, $150,573; buildings, lease¬
cost
hold
Sheet, Dec. 31, 194.1
Liabilities—Accounts payable and accrued
taxes, $296; unclaimed dividends, $209;
p.
$278,436
31—
Dividends
at
bank, $74,727; accounts receivable,
$8,508; inventory of crude oil. at market, $337; investment, -Mid¬
American Oil Co.,
$89,068; fixed assets, $740,392; prepaid and deferred
charges, $449,502; total, $1,362,534.
on
4 788,775
$269,699
1 316,781
facturing supplies,
1941
31,
1941
Balance
for
$2 on Jan.
24,
1942.
Payments in 1941 were as
25, $2; and April 25, July 25 and Oct, 25, 50 cents each.—
1912.
"
i '
Jan.
155, p.
dividend
payable
and
:
—
Consolidated
v
Abraham & Straus, Inc.—50-Cent Dividend—
July. 15.
loss
Assets—Cash
2272.
Profit
Calendar Years—
Net
as
10,289
pulps
Consolidated
$7 981,856
6,506,893
:
$538,708;
Ajax Oil & Gas Co., Ltd., (& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
$9,773,636
394,880
1,026,161
Y,Y
:V
Dec.
income,
.Net
;
'
!
in the May earnings for 1942 was
$152,145 received
premium upon U. 8. exchange.
Bond interest of $255,249 for such
is exclusive of the premium which would
require to have been
provided to permit payment of such interest to be made in U. S.
funds,
as may be required.
$673,316
Juneau Gold Mining
Assets—Cash
Note—Included
as
$894,148"
624,450
Y
—i.-
Ended
Total
notes,
month
2 859,500
—Y._Y
Profit ■
dividend of 25 cents per
extra
and
common
$3,131,023
on
2,918,830
63,800 Y'/-' 275,721 ;YY 368,800
Dividends
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Extra Distribution—
May 31
123,558
238,265
revenue
Other
Net
fbtal
33,558
250~000
taxes_
2272.
p.
Expenses
notes payable
trade, $201,711; ac¬
$7,149; dividend pay¬
$12,151; provision for Federal income taxes, $53,400; advance
on contracts, $14,042; class A 7%
cumulative partipipating
convertible
p.
1942—12 Mos> -1941
$27,401,391 $23 869,136
10,564,624
8 688,764
217,875
2,842,419
2 ,653,435
859,587
:
$350,000;
payable,
payments
surplus,
$564,764.67,
$2,176,401
229,370
taxes
Y_—-Y--_YY
155,
Gross
cus¬
general and miscellaneous taxes,
benefits and unemployment compensation
age
1942—Month—1941
preL : stpck_i_
Alaska
accrued
$2,977;
for
$36,589
notes receivable,
$51,187;
secured,
accounts
1940,
1941
31,
total,
$12,630;
payable to banks,
payable/ other,
reserve
Dec.
12,010
receivable, customers, $228,872; inventories,
other assets, $31,079; propertv, plant and
for
depreciation, $521,913), $483,887; land,
charges,
unsecured,
Jan.
Sheet,
1941, $707,354.50;
$2,255,217
848,140
___
deductions--
Earnings
i
$203,732
•
profits taxes____.
and
accounts
cost,
deferred
$13,781;
13,615,307
2,152,947
$4,810,272
20,
$87,813
$10,880;
at
banks,
able
4,488,091
256,922
2,069,310
Co.—Earnings—
l
income
Years
1941
Dec.
cents;
62,519
excess
counts
available towards deprecia¬
interest from operations dur¬
receivership
depreciation:
Depletion
544,760
:_A_
equipment
34,881,800
18,964,935
4,488,091
$331,093
800,840
_________
2,069,310
Power
prof.
&
on
—V.
""
last,'
June
cents;
—
Assets—Cash
1,000,000
$4,810,272
$199,604
depreciation—
Balance
vY_,
$160,190Y
Federal
tomers,
50,162,986
51,656
1,896,361
bills
cents.YYvryHY,Y',|YY:Y YY/yY'.'^YY1'
—_______
Federal
to
642,475
52,258
.
,
taxes
2272.
p.
Y_—
749,987
amount
and
products
Liabilities—Notes
($100 par)_____
(1,088;117 no par shares).——
surplus of period prior to receivership
Balance
155,
deductions
$44,000;
749,987
1,500,000
.43,888,276
Common stock
Nominal
provision
>
for
contin-
par)
6%: cumulative preferred
$21,733;
__i_——$2,288,788
sold——
1,583,838
Balance
1,596,789
__
2,373,901
Gross' Income
Net
,
Net' income'
re¬
889,427
727,250
63,353
,
pari
expenses
for
Divs.
and
dividend of six cents per share on
of record June 15/ This com¬
expenses
income
valued
1,800,908
first mortgage gold bonds_________________
cumulative preferred stock ($100
1%
of
252,120
YY V Y
other
cost
—
for
23,090
243,905
2,211
671,602
materials,
raw
<
income
Interest
"
327,397
______
against
gencies ■
37'/2
Provision
19,877,092
327,884
prior to
a
five
20,
19,
Provision
19,865,122
1940
92.
p.
excess
crement
owned
:
incurred
.
payable,
,
sales
Other
42,617,541
22,449
ceivership
5%
Less
Yi: 124,991,882 125,459,895
Reserve
-
Total
Balance
._
"
,
accounts
holders
to
share
March
calendar Years—
Other
;
Liabilities—
1941
$86,287;
1,500,635
;
.___
Sundry liabilities of receiver
bills
$1,
five cents per
Balance
40,366,560
*
$1,275,885
2,211
$5,443,655
Com. shs.
6,950,570
_______
office
expenses
General
$21,615
Ahlberg Bearing Co.—Annual Report!
:
1941
3,485,833
_<
Total
.
$42,702
Y
127,503
976,664
1,710,868
equipment,
—
estate
banks,
$1,330,462.—V.
par
1,492,500
other '
subsidiaries^—
mills
(net)
Real
44,713
to
railways,
"waterpowers, townsites and buildings (net)
Timber
$66,328
44,713
debts,
June 20 paid
on
stock,
cents, and Dec.
4,103,688
subsidiaries
wholly-owned
Investments
of
value__
,
process,
revenue
Prov.
on
preference shares payable Jan. 2, 1942
cumulative convertible preference shares ($100
stock (24,000 no par shares), $491,$70; earned
total,
follows:
as
1,362,309
________
Investments
were
seven
1,479,860
Co
Inventories
wholly-owned
with
pares
$
<
239,553
reserves)_
at
bad
and
common
company
common
1940
38,327,288
Mead
securities
the
Y
written-down
,
Federal
6,490,713.
Deposits with trustee for bondholders__________
in
10,362
$87,416
Acme Stock Co.—Six-Cent Dividend—
1,981,667
Net current assets of other subsidiaries——
Investments
from
8,156,150
customers'
H.
1938
The
Domin. of Canada bonds at cost & market value
Investments in sundry bonds
in
Depreciation
in
1941
at
General, taxes
dividend
$42,702;
surplus,
Sheet, Dec. 31, 1941
Assets-
$64,200;
par), $687,900;
;"Y..
,
v
$2,109,639
'
.
.
(contra), $22,357; 6V2V0
receivership, making total depreciation
A contingent
reserve of
$750,000
surplus during receivership.
Cash
'
i
Sheet, Dec. 31,
and
for
Liabilities—Accounts
payable,
receivership $4,220,000.
$0.61
55,217
($5
surplus'
Federal
Fed.
manufacturing,
books
on
subsidiary companies] was $4,500,000 in 1941 and 1940; $1,785,000 in
1939, and $1,785,000 in 1938.
A further amount of $650,000 was pro¬
vided during 1938 for depreciation in
respect of the year 1937.
This
work
stock
Operating
$346,360), $225,733; prepaid insurance'and taxes, etc.,
shipping and office supplies on hand
(esti¬
total, $1,330,462.
<
f
$3,936;
of
income
1,814,382
Alabama
■
(less reserve
for depreciation,
profits taxes.
Note—Amount provided for deprec.
came
\
•
—
mated),
income and
103,465
net
after
$5,443,655
153,
Gross
$25,000), $246,325; Inventory of
finished goods, goods in
process and
raw
materials, $662,092; cash
deposited
with
trust company
for dividend
payable
Jan.
2,
1942,
$22,357; land, $74,685; buildings, machinery and equipment (less reserve
$2,983,256
securities,
•After reserves for
$146,454
75,686
preferred shares.
on
Balance
$10,126,499
banks__
.
Earned
.
53,888
______
Assets—Cash
administrative, superintendence and general expenses,
but before providing for depreciation and bond interest,
tAvailable for
depreciation of mills and properties and towards bond interest before
in
Period End May 31—
profits taxes—
excess
surplus
receivable
__________
(but
in
receivable, trade
Common
—V.
21,615
to bondhold¬
+Balance
$2,422
taxes
1941
and
payable, trade
Accrued payroll, taxes,.etc.
135,
$65,801
and
Surplus, Dec. 31
•Including
and
income
assets1
con¬
5,000
Federal
1940
$195,376
_____
surplus
Total
ers
>
$1.78
Accounts
Report—
1941
1__
income
Dividends at Vkc/v
first dis¬
1940
$252,564
paid517,327
Liabilities
(account F. H. A. loans), $113,400;
retained, $30,025; accrued in¬
fees, salaries of directors
officers, provision for deprecia¬
..
16,
for
-
81,000
(market,
money
income
Previous
10,182
to
and
investments
•Fixed
guar¬
legal
ju¬
1940
Paid
Net
in
expenses
connection
.
share
and factory and office
supplies
Prepaid insurance, taxes, etc. _L___
Other
Expenses of bondholders
committee
,
r•
$333,564
—
provision
hand
on
Total
'
etc.
Provision for
87,605
■
1941
$738,281 '
taxes__—______
-
common
Finished goods,
and
$2,043,272.
operations for tbe._year
executive
tion,
114,054
.
income
31
$1,353,281.1,
t615,000
.
$60,805; reserve for taxes, $5,954; reserve required by
otherwise, $39,717; reserve for bonding insurance, $5,280; capital
Directors'
property against sab¬
otage
income
Marketable
Corporation
$49,300), $7,137; sundry real estate owned
total
Year End. Dec. 31—
11,312
______
protecting
Federal
Dec.
_____
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec. 31
payable,
Profit
plan
Expenses
Years Ended
■ ■ ■'
■' YYY
Assets—
bonds, $30; other
$274,000;
property
on
value),
Acme Glove Works, Ltd.—Annual
12,237
1,801
**2~ 251
The previous
1937.—V. 155,
.
1,
4561.
p.
author¬
court
last,
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
-
•
year
dividends- declared
Total
Expenses of liquidator,
Exp. re Ripley reorgan¬
1,
Nov.
tax..
stock, $1,287,862; surplus, $497,824; total liabilities, $2,043,272.—V.
20,714
the
$136,911 f
receivable—net,
bondholders
$20,203;
office
$6,934;
or
on
1940; and after providing for
depreciation in the amounts of $156,892 in 1941 and
$145,394 in 1940).
tlncludes $250,000 for excess profits,
V.7\
1941
banks,
fees
Liabilities—Notes payable to banks
law
received
benefit
bonds,
trust
accounts
in¬
on
in
;
charges of $3,161 in 1941
obtaining special
reports
ity
48,000
re¬
Federal
taxes
terest & divs.
Cost of
48,000
and
$5,316,600),
$2,085;
value),
expenses
Sheet
other
and
for
antees outstanding,
8,000
audit
spect of remuneration
fees
municipal
assets,
29
accounts
Prov.
outstanding,
2,706
bondhold¬
re:
hand
on
and
deposited
gages
meeting
Prov.
191,290
oft re¬
report
Expenses
187,619
107,963
issue
ceiver's
Paid
147,619
for
•Before
accounts receivable,
ctfs.
Net
S892
title
insurance
$64,883; sundry
$952,; debenture notes receivable, $499,209; interest
receivable,
$40,437;
accrued
interest
receivable,
$132,769;
mortgage,
loans, $484,246; mortgage loans—F. H. A., $150,650; cash and mort¬
premiums
con¬
thereto
receivers'
on
and
trib.
v.income for
Cash
7,330
7
Balance
idle
and timber
cessions
v
:
•Net
"
Cost
April
on
made
was
Income Account,
\>
i
Earnings per
•Net
paid
share,
•
$180,694
_____________
$3,508,620
earnedl\
;
-
Y
90,038
Other expenses
87,955
9,479
Income
Depreciation
$3,417,470
137,419
$10,527,440
&
$10,380,542
____________
$90,656
Provision
$27,038,240 $23,499,230 $16,146,048 $14,730,770
•Operating costs
18,523,349
16,535,524
12,819,076
11,370,546
Premium on U. S. funds Crl,865,651 Crl,458,787
Cr504,026
Dr57,246
_____
share
per
per
1
Ainsworth Mfg. Corp.
731,992
operating profit
Other
cents
cents
$822,648
and
_
15
60
1401.
p.
■
pulp
with
pares
;
,
81, 194 f
Dec.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
155,
machinery and equipment (less reserves for de¬
$667,631), $1,532,701; prepaid taxes, insurance, and rent/
total, $4,228,246.
"Liabilities—Accounts payable, $423,423; accrued Federal capital stock
tax, $16,500; principal payments on long-term note due within one
improvements,
preciation,
$94,586;
year, $51,985.; Federal taxes on
note, ^$384,417;
reserve
for
$50,000; com. stock, $262,800;
income (estimated), $441,163; long-term
war-time
and post-war
contingencies,
surplus, $1,204,389; earned surplus,
oap.
$1,393,568; total, $4,228,246.—V. 155, p. 2090.
2090.
Alabama Mills, Inc.
A
dividend of
stock,
par
10
cents
Alpha Portland Cement Co.-—25-Cent Dividend—
(Del.)—10-Cent Dividend—
per
sharp has been
declared
$1, payable July 1 to holders of record June
on
,the
10.
The
09mraon
This
com-
directors have declared
.common
similar
stock,
payable
distribution
was
a
dividend
Sept,. 25
made on
to
of 25 cents per share on the,
holders
of
record
this issue on March 25
Sept. 1,
A
and June 25,
this
of
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
25, 25 cents each, and Dec. 20, a
—V.
p.
155,
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adjourned
George
Murnane,
senting
77%
voting
Leo
C.
of
The
v,
of
Reserve
had approved
action subse¬
an
of
Reflecting
24
fiscal
the
war
shows
April 30,
ended
year
consolidated
Net
earnings of the
$9,275,376 as compared
1942,
sales
net
of
subsidiaries
for
The
the company reported
1940,
of
by
—
31,663,465
33,390,872
27,031,823
192,174,919
Central
and
of
shares
Manufacturing
corporation,
A dividend
cumulative
American
on.
Central
commercial
orders
also
due
restriction
to
increased
now
approaching
and
.
that
and
on
Sept.
The
the report
second quarter,
the company's
company's whole
will
The
of.
assets
sheet
balance
consolidated
of
of
as
and
$95,923,736
shows total
$56,553,483.
April 30, 1942,
liabilities of
current
L>
converted
be
shortly
the
to
"
Co.
liabilities $25,882,101. ' V
The report shows that
^
"V-V^s:
Cost
invested in U, S. Govern¬
bonds, Treasury bills and Treasury tax notes, at cost, $12,575,747.
ment
Also
in
the
current
the
less
reserve,
of
is
cash
of
$15,929,374.
Profit
Accounts
Net
appear
Is
the
of
Interest
"expenditures
report,
considered
outstanding
combat
to
in
and
which
have
of
of
elsewhere
and
Africa
such
review
by
your
the
had
is
one
financial
in
aid
less
sales,
and
Cost of
V
incl.
goods sold,
adminis.,
general
lew
the
cost
etc.
;
Profit
1941
53,424,854
!—.
;
5.133,543
■■
.
.
778,449
——U.:- '
172,350
99,900
77,899
107,206
_
;
—.
92,023
Miscellaneous
_
6%
first preferred
stock
stock
($10
($100 par)
par)
.
1
Capital
surplus
tFunds
$5,161,130
506,537
tax
Stock-
•In respect to
*
.
„
of
Material
•
2,616,628
stock
3,639,660
on com.
$20
7,983,696*
Trust
par
7:7
155, p. 2178,;7
(V;.;!
has
Co.
value.-..''
Distilling
(American
profit
in
been
appointed
registrar
for
7',.77; V7
Co.
(Md.)
and
subsidiaries)
Light Co.
50
-
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1941
$
$
$
117,616,342 110,012,015
46,732,184
42.023.&69
9.429,281
10,139,125
9,970(686
__
retirement
&
approp.
2,914,098
2,772,874
11,512,156
10,944,848
operat.
revenues.
8,354,952
9,830,545
Other
income
(net)
37,644,031
112,366
37,756,397
deplet.
res've
Gross
Net
38,016
19,038
34,175,784
143,611
8,392,968
9,849,583
34,319,395
3,861,813
3,924,995
15,742,010
15,723,268
4.531,155
5,924,588
18,577,385
1,792,935
1,792,936
7,171,741
22,033,123
7,171,742
2,738,220
4,131,652
11,405,644
14,861,387
6,407
12,111
38,744
54,498
2,731,813
4,119,541
11,366,900
14,806,889
—
income
interest
to
public
deductions
—...
Balance
•Pref,
divs.
to
public..
Sheet
.
———
tLoss.
•
•
.
before Federal
taxes on
In
37,353,798
inc.
taxes
(no
income-.:—777—•—-
on
deducted
,
reserve——
94,432
2,950,820
2,812,210
contracts)—
22,925,154
dep.
(U.
S.
less
Gov't
for
'
—
——
192,174,919 118,587,697
$922,460
—
15,471
$2,748,070
...
$4,135,012
83,419
„
taxes
107,477
80,493
-
$11,366,900 $14,806,889
66,138
68,824
$11,433,038 $14,875,713
371,158
353,729
349,524
26,770
76,754
•.
11,84.6
..u.
5,595
$'2,572,312
Balance
deductions.,
&
•Full
368,478
22,728
!
$3,945,186 $10,685,586 $14,130,773
711,811
2,825,694
2,832,411
$1,864,527
unearned,
$339,707
months
and
ilricludes
months
to
V.
2272.
p.
current
the
for
amounts
the
additional
155,
the
for
$1,350,036
to
the
month and $1,117,706 for the
12
months
ended April 30,
under the Revenue Act of
three
1942,
1941.
required
$23,928 for
1942,
amounts required under the Revenue Act of 1941.—
provisions
three
the
$7,859,892 $11,298,367
$3,233,375
requirements applicable to respective periods, whether
tlncludes provisions for Federal taxes of approxi¬
dividend
or
707,785^S
v
Balance
earned
:,
taxes
for.Federal
and
7
v
of
approximately
$31,904 for the 12 months ended April 30,
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American Sealcone Corp.—Pays Int.
C.
of
1941,
New
—V.
Coupon—
of the protective committee for holders
on June 18 announced that the board
beginning June 22 of the'Oct.
notes of this corporation,
directors
15,
Chairman
Shelby Carter,
of 67c
authorized
had
coupon
its
on
payment
notes.
Payment
York, authenticating agent,
154,
1725.;
p.
is
at
made
being
the
Bank
at 48 Wall Street. New York City.
7,-:7',,7.7;>:;
,
.
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Co.—Probiotions—
American Steel & Wire
Assistant to Vice-President in charge of operations,
new duties specializing in production activities,
has been
made Assistant to
Vice-President,
J. Bell Baster has been made General Superintendent of the Cuyahoga
Works and Charles M. Sackerson has been appointed Superintendent
of cold rolling mills of Cuyahoga Works.
James W, Futhey has been
made General Foreman of cold rolling at the plant.—V. 155, p. 2272.
Burton H. Gedge,
been
to
promoted
Harry
L.
Jester
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Operating
revenues
—
1942—Month—1941
1942—4 Mos.—1941
$16,029,305 $12,291,462 $60,772,315 $47,695,194
rev._7
Operating
expenses
taxes 7.—_7.7
income-
245,000
31,847,771
15,797,911
278,342
28,951,781
9,032,124
$2,444,105 $12,881,633
$0,432,047
49,074,421
70,988
7,438,985
2,337,384
70,000
8,112,729
4,849,912
$2,996,664
oper.
1,821,474
income
Net
1,603,544
Two Units Reduce Quarterly
see
48,804,795
Dividends-
of Pennsylvania and Northwestern Bell Tele¬
Bell Telephone Co.
Output of electric energy
for the week ending June 20,
12.29%
of
week
over
output
the
of the electric properties of this company
1942. totaled 71,161,000 kwh., an increase
of 63,374,400 kwh. for the corresponding
1941.
/
weekly output of
table of
follows:
Comparative
five
years;
Federal
income
tax—
to
earned
110,000
55,800
$325,680
Balance
Sheet,
Dee.
1939
1938
42,790.000
36,060.000
52,392,000
45,105,000
46,041,000
38,670,000
52,870,000
52,682,000
45,814,000
37,513,000
June
6—
69,879,000
13—
71,002,000
June
20_—_
71,161,000
63,374,000
31, 1941
The
power
total, $15,809,942.
Liabilities—Notes
under
.
letters
of
$566,588;
American
reserves,
accrued
1941
Commercial
to
secured,
LT";.! sauries, wages,
brnks, secured, $3,830,942;
liability
$177,786; accounts payable, $779 878;
insurance
Federal
Alcohol
premiums,
income
Corp.
taxes,
taxes,
etc.,
$220,701;
expenses,
to
liability
(parent
company),
$4,584,880;
$324,600; 5% cumulative preferred stock ($10
par), $1,772,206;
stock
($10
surplus, $2,277,588;
par),
of
the
Electric Co.
electric
subsidiaries
for the month of May
of
the
American
totaled 310,726,575
month
as
year,
an
',
,
totaled
1,296,063,455 kwh. for the same period
against
increase of 20%.—V, 155, p. 2363.
as
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Anglo«<NationaI Corp.—Liquidating Dividend
directors have declared a liquidating dividend ol! $1 per share
the $2 cumulative class A stock, no par value, payable June 30 tff
holders of record June 20. A similar distribution was made on Dec 26
last, while on Aug. 15. 1941, a liquidating dividend of $3 per share
The
on
payable
credit,
output
compared with 273,271,989 kwh. for the corresponding
of 1941, an increase of 14%.
For the five months ending May 31,
1942, power output (
kwh..
last
receivable, $5,563,350; inventories, $5,899,748;
whiskey
owned
by
others,
$59,645;
investment
In
affiliated companies, $269,539; fixed assets
(less reserve for deprecia¬
tion of $2,139,383), $2,910,288;
prepaid expenses and deferred charges,
38.033,000
May Output Up 14%—
1.548,387,331 kwh.,
bulk
■
1940
49,369,000
Assets—Cash, $799,179;
in*
,V.,;Z
.,
1941
Water Works &
surplus
■.
1942
70,068,000
59,994,000
61,781,000
62.687,000
230^233
^
electric energy for the last
■
30—
May
312,347
——
Consolidated
common
—
60,162
——
for reserve for contingencies——————————
Adjustment of reserve for est. unrealized profit on sales and
storage of bulk whiskey subject to deferred delivery
$308,193;
533,400
$4,119,541
16,257
taxes
Interest
528,708
expenses.
Provision
equity
Notes and accounts receivable of affiliated costs
reserve
$1,391,006
charges
997,824
169,312
99,178
costs,
$2,731,813
—
tFederal
of
$862,299
——_———
income
Provision
224,981
——
less
company
income
June
income
11,037.850
12.575,743
—_—
Light Co,—
above)
Expenses
$917,336
——
1___——
profit
1,031,732
—
——
—
of
&
—„———-;7-7 220,701
———
profit on sales—
Selling, general and administrative
22,503,842
169,687
:.
subs.—
phone Co., below.—V. 155, p. 2002.
Gross
268,314
237,333
less
equity
(as
Other
$1,138,037
provision for excess profits
Consolidated Income Statement lor Period from Jan, 1 to April 30, 1942
28,764,769
15>29,375
or
of
come
168,616
Nattv^-Provision for depreciation mounting to $198,290 was,
the above determination of net income.
68.464,756
Miscellaneous
affiliated
Net equity of Am. Pr.
&
Lt.
Co.
in
in¬
1,748,335
$1,306,653
deductions, less other income
for Fed.
to
...
American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.—Output—
1941
Prepaid taxes, insurance, etc.—__—•
at cost
—-—
applicable
minority interests
Operating
$3,054,988
——
taxes deemed necessary)—
• :
69,340,356
_
securities—
'
:
Period End. April 30—
320,400
from operations—
Net income
Prov.
April 30.
—
————
securities,
Portion
■I.
Net
Net profit
Balance
stock
Balance
bulk
on
Adjusted income from sales and warehousing
Selling, administrative and general expenses, Incl. provision
of $123,343 for doubtful accounts
1,252,793
533,400
27,331
10,464,221
$otal
1490.
p.
15,057,093
$2,734,588
....
storage
whiskey sold but not delivered
Nil
1942
hand
restricted
pay¬
29,
2,608,077
and
'I;'/'-''"^
7;-:77'
charged bv parent company
reserve for est. 'profit and
Income
Nil
$5.23
$12.09
.
Consolidated Balance
Marketable securities
Securities of
Sept.
2,692,064
sales and warehousing, after deduct, rentals
on
of $43,695
Reduction
—
payments to vendors for mat. contr. for—
and notes', receivable—————-——..
Cash
made:
were
2,919,714
has
Co.—Registrar—Report—
Consolidated Income Account for Year Ended Dec. 31, 1941
Total
profits of subsidiary companies.
Government
154,
1942—3 Mos.
taxes
taxes
Property
6,419,820
3,930,802
t$10,777 t$l,662,692
Accounts
•Treasury
distributions
16, $1.50.—V.
Wk. Ended—
599,400
properties—
on
following
4,444,765
tFederal
Other
were.transferred to the paying agent on March 31. 1942, in
of the liability for preferred and common dividends aggre¬
stock,
77
Net
;
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Assets—
Spec,
6,419,820
3,639,660
67,000
share
the
165,299
$27,209,324 $28,098,856
...
Manufacturers
The
common
$516,958 f$l,394,921
57,997
'18,314
99,946
81,215
60,411
45.199
$7,922,493
v
73,508
155,124
92,074
29,313,865
5,500,000
profits
contingencies
per
first
10,635,483
752,650
—
American Distilling
,
on-common
S.
187,272
—
gating $278,264 due April 1, 1942.—V.
*123,043
Divs.
U.
3,068,818
4,493,969
7,983,696
—
settlement
■
99,963
pfd.
share,
per
11,827,908
of
...Total
1.036,573
1,597,319
->209,418
on
Adv.
3,049,484
250,838
213,8827;
;
—
•
23,330,833
245,729
tax
Dlvs.
Cost
$1,700,000
■,,7:7, 668,796
:
Common
Other
Earns
v
Earned surplus
1939
2,127,927
excess
Net
$500,000
240,018
-
taxes
Reserves
Gross
452,661
Prov.: for
the
expenses
additional
payable April 1——...k,.—:
Additional payments for beets..,
—.—
:
earnings for year^ $9,275,377
Fed.
116,537
Dividends
that
9,193,697
property rqtir.
income
cents
is
Operating
14,208,274
$27,209,324 $28,098,856
Accrued
t$442.981 t$2,lll,207
22,248 ■>'v
11,636
752,275
594,715
91,538
81,954
93.877 :.
27,981
$6,853,103
V- : 18,691
income
$54,295,757
Other charges—interest
1 ■ 165,702
302,433
Royalties
Federal
75
This
26.
June
28,539,043
11,242,428
13,748,390
...
"T--
payable to banks—unsecured
Accounts payable
your
which
•<.
32,446,394
V;
1,820,176
1,071,501
3,959,080
2,954,976
,
Total
on
of
dividend
a
record
■
Uncollectible oper.
operation. $53,064,401
20,997
—
10,698,419
118,688
value......
—
Net income for year_
Loss
of
173,492
Notes
Govern¬
our
at
1940
•
v.——1,025,254
Royalties
1,567,210
391,727
:
;
,
,
inc;—Dividends-\
Miscellaneous
declared
30,461,437
mately
Ended April 30
•
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-
from
the
share
19.
per
revenues
$790,913
1,490,320
...
assets
Income
Interest
$1.25
1941
i'l
others
and
assets—depreciated
4
158.138,624
Depreciation & amortiss.
other
on
:
and Dec.
Other
;>
1942
Liabilities—
.7.
.
patterns,
new
flasks,
and
1942
.
expenses
Repairs,
7,983,696
Sheet* March 81
Total
and
selling
$3,930,802
7,983,696
•
Other
discts.
«
*
——$216,336,568 $67,192,012 $35,795,090 $23,853,517
allowances
$4,493,969
—
\;v
Fixed
of the
review, and
ealling upon
met without
doing,
so
Income Account for Years
■
Gross
of
363,966
:
Inventories
the economy of vour company's operations have enabled
Consolidated
385,122
receivable—trade; .S...,.
Farmers
more
or
will come under
factor' will persist—but
company
'uncertain
supply the needed products."
it to
cents per share on
50
dividend
to holders of record June
these issues on April 1* last.
1
Operating
$4,679,8.90
$761,780
Accounts.
recent
those demands have been
for
22
holders
to
year.
American Power
:
its stockholders
will be
which they are
fairly entitled by reason of the foresight, effort and energy shown in
meeting the country's demands, the promptness and efficiency with
ment
cents
Chemical Corp.—75-Cent Div.—
&
June
American Power &
3,504,316
^ 636,941
l.___—
Consolidated Balance
has no thought that your company and
deprived of the benefit, by way of profit, -to
efficiency and
of
quarterly
payable July
Period End. Apr. 30—
Subsidiaries—•
$1,175,574
3,930,802
'.
115,134
385,122
dividends
Assets—
abroad/ in
management
which
dividend
a
regular
both
on
1941
Total
Navy which has already
that under this legislation
undertaken
contracts
until
25
1207.
p.
980,000
dividends
Capital surplus at end of year
avowed purpose of such 're-negotiation'
to the Government of 'excessive' profits resulting
from any such contract,
without, however, any definement of what
constitutes an 'excessive,' as distinguished from a fair and reasonable,
possible
1,050,000
$1,470,035
...
Earned surplus at end of year
that
mass
recovery
is
—i.—i
income for the year
Common
country's war programme—the
It
stock,
June 30
this
cents,
Net
legislation beating on the subject of
corporate profits.
Shortly before the close of the year, Congress
enacted' legislation authorizing the' appropriate Governmental depart¬
ments
to
're-negotiate' contracts having to do, generally, with the
profit.
183,477
deductions.:
miscellaneous
profits 'taxes——Jr.
Preferred
operations will ultimately be available for distribution by way of divi¬
dends—and that question cannot be answered until there is definitively
effect
and
$5,516,032
imperatively demanded
and otherwise," Mr. Hardy asserts in his letter.
"The
uncertainty factor is as to what of the profit resulting from the year's
the
31,708
$2,061,602
206,028
680,000
.I..
financially
being
17,858,194
39,721
plate, in the manufacture of shells, bombs and
for the
its work
the
the
and
directors
During
157,235
.—
Net
brought to us
the 'Navy E' for excellence in production—to say nothing of the vast
quantity of articles of a miscellaneous kind needed and produced as
contributory to the main effort.
And all this while still conducting its
ordinary peace-time operations and maintaining its position as a lead¬
ing manufacturer of railroad equipment and supplies."
1
The end of the fiscal year found company in "excellent condition,
determined
with
compared
as
155,
$1,872,658
Earned surplus at beginning of the year
Surplus credit applicable to prior years.—.
policy briefly to refer to
production of the light
made such an enviable reputation
of
the
in
battlefields
the
on
the production of armor
fuzes,
violation
in
be
achievements
military tanks
themselves
for
%■■■;■
'
$3,683,572
——.I———
Excess
made
kind, in the quantities and at the times
not
Its
1941,
Manufacturing Co.—50-Cent Common Div.
stock
payable
.
by the exigencies of the national need."
He adds:
"Governmental policy wisely forbids making public detailed informa¬
tion concerning company's activities in the line of war work, but it
Is
23,
1941
178,723
....
income
Federal income taxes———;
by company out of its
own
resources
and for its own account, in providing the additional
facilities so sorely needed for the production of materials of war fare
the
.'
■■■
$3,465,128
sales.-
income
Gross
particular significance in regard to the company's war production
item of $11,143,767, "representing," Mr. Hardy says in his letter
an
accompanying
'
17,403,699
from
made
was
quarters.—V.
American Potash
The
$20,868,827 $19,730,852
operating income from other sources—; i.1.
Other
market
present
,
Of
Wholly-Owned Subsidiary]
sales
June 30 to holders of record
on this
issue on March 31,
$5, payable
Dec.
materials*
$3,080,187;
reserve,
of
and
Net
:1942
—___—-
30
preceding
pref.
and
as
$25,684,581; notes receivable, less
inventoried at cost or less and not in
prices, $37,353,797; advance payments to
vendors for materials contracted for, $268,314, and marketable secur¬
ities, at cost or less, $1,031,732.
An indebtedness of $10,000,000 to
banks with which the company entered on its last fiscal year, was
entirely liquidated.
%
receivable,
excess
t Including
sales
p.
During 1941, the following disbursements were made on the common
April 1, 25 cents; July 1, 50 cents; Oct. 1, 75 cents; and Dec.
31, $1.50.—V. 155, p. 1827.
has
company
column
assets
h
-
Years End. Mar. 31—
•Gross
This
28, 1941,
4115.
stock:
American Crystal Sugar Co.—Earnings—
1941, total current assets were $46,283,860 and current
April 30,
152,
the common stock,,
compares with
$6 on Dec.
on
19.
June
on
share has been declared on the $1,50 non-
par
distribution
Similar distributions were made
"
As
$3
1940.—V.
directors have declared
the
during
effort
'
Central
American
in
American
ment
orders.
normally produces refrigerators*
steel
kitchen cabinets, and similar houeshold equipment.—V. 155, p. 2090.
against $5.23 per share in the fiscal year ended
April 30, 1941.
These earnings were after allowing a total of $38,507,562 for estimated taxes compared with a provision of $2,194,927
in the preceding.fiscal year.
'
current
share
The
a
program."
war
•
the
last,
28,
per
stock,
last,
Corp.,"
sgtsfactory production volume.
"Restriction orders are eliminating the company domestic products,
but it is anticipated that this business will be replaced with war orders
$10,777.
cents
similar
r
Manufacturing
a
products
of 30
class A
A
value.—
par
Corp.—Shipments
•
of
June
on
22.
shares of
600
no
subsidiary
a
declared
June
record
27,
American Locker Co., Inc.—30-Cent Dividend—
common
this
$1
of
Dec.
118,587,697
stock
preferred
600,000
holders
on
June
the second quarter, the in¬
crease
representing mainly orders received
for additional
military
products. ■ Some of these products are not yet in production, but it i3
anticipated that shipments will be, started during the third quarter.
"The
company's aircraft division showed marked progress and is
/
were equal to $12.09 per share on the
stock authorized and outstanding, after
common
1,340,128
599,400
satisfactory basis during the
increased: shipments despite curtailment of
"Unfilled
dividends,
preferred
10,500 shares
"continued
regular
earnings
past year's net
company's shares of
net loss of
a
—
President.
showing
all
April 30,
contracts————
tRepresented
of
; "Operations
to
amounted
2,833,645
6,533,153
______
——————
account—
stock.
stated,
with $5,161,129 in the preceding / fiscal year,
charges including interest, depreciation, repairs and provision
estimated income and excess profits taxes.
In the fiscal year ended
after
___
paid
and
Co,—To Pay $3 Dividend—
per share has been
27-to
share
1940,
23,
of $3
June
per
1,500,000
2,533,945
stock—
common
dividend
5,333,410
1,500,000
—
stock——
Government
American
Jones,
to
$216,336,567,
its
and
company
released
as
billed
10,000,000
1,346,015
of The Aviation Corp.,
for the second quarter showed a slight increase over those of the first
quarter, according to a progress report made public by Saunders P.
stockholders June
with a backlog
of business on the books for the fiscal year now current, of $424,810,772, according to Charles J. Hardy, President.
A substantial proportion
of both items is derived from the company's normal, as distinguished
from its war-time, activities.
Sales in the preceding fiscal year were
$67,192,012,
;5V:V
thd
on
contingencies
Shipments
*
second time in annual statements its increasing
effort,-the 43rd report of the company, for
the
for
participation. in
$7
on
;
Report—
10,548,691
40,391,387
v. 155, p. 2272.
;
p.. 2090..
American Car & Foundry Co.—Annual
■
sales contracts-
on
„—:
common
seven members from five, Mr. Murnane said.
member's will represent the Alien Property Custodian.:—
new
taxes
A
payable
per
Total
increase the
Custodian to
Property
30,000,000
■— —
common
surplus
local
American Dredging
30,000,000
14,216,681
and
state
——
•Represented by
Alien
the
—_
_
,
dividends
on
on
Earned
Custodian
Property
of five directors,
etc.
Federal,
(banks)
for
Advance
^directors. to
two
155,
Alien
present board
intention
the
board
the
for
Reserve
30,000,000
30,000,000
j_
reserve
Dividend
19.
May
on
par)
($100
————_
payments received
Insurance
by stockholders.
quently taken
is
the
declared
Murnane
Custodian,
Property
for
payable
Advance
held by him in
for account of foreign interests, had been deposited with
reelection
It
Bills
'
annual meeting of stockholders, held on June 23,
Chairman, announced that 535,000 shares, repre¬
Crowley,. Alien
Mr.
the
'
of outstanding shares of the corporation,
trust
stock
Accounts payable,
1
•
.
Deposited With Alien
Bosch Corp.—Shares
American
v
stock
tCommon
Provisions
Property Custodian—
an
Preferred
2178;
"
At
Liabilities—
March 25, June 25
year-end dividend of $1.25.
Payments in 1941 were as follows:
year.
and Sept.
2451
$300,000:
capital
surplus.
$974774-
total, $15,809,942.—V. 155, p. 2362.
earned
was
paid.—V. 155, p. 46.
Apex Electrical
Tht!
directors
nrlor
have
Mfg. Co.—Omits Common Dividend—
no action on ttyfTcommon dividend, but
p£r u^It^ot rec0rd
taken
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75
preferred stock, par $100, payable July 1
declared
the
to holders of record
/
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2452
26.
June
Quarterly distributions of 25 cents
during 1940 and 1941 and on April 1, 1942.
Pres.
because
added
lias
Frantz
large
a
that
stated
dividend
common
yet reached full output and large sums of cash are being
materials
and
He
but
used
Electricity,
Provision
Appalachian Electric Power Co—Proposed Acquisition
The
Federal
Commission'June 24 announced receipt of
Power
a
and
gas
in
cash.,
water
,
■
,
■
Other
Other
_
Deductions
of
and
of
$32,500
of
total
a
first
103Va
and
Called—
be
at
made
Y. City.—V.
York
New
Trust
Bond
&
Co.,
deductions
of
of
subsidiary
Associated
income
______
—
from
1,925,162
3,628,000
subsidiaries
been
Payment
will
Broadway, N. Y.
mai&
revenues
oper.
Net
Other
(net)
Other
$932,297 $13,754,052
664,007
9,778,743
Dividends
applicable
for
575
11,065
2272.
p.
$268,865
$3,986,374
1,971,423
—V.
income
$105,119
$2,014,951
155, p. 2273.
949,265
group
949,265
$1,065,686
$395,592
Income
(Including
Account
domestic
units
1941
Net sales
of
Cost
net
The
V
.
.
of
(excl.
depreciation)
55,670,205
41,136,434
34,761,496
profit —$22,949,478 $16,217,269 $15,951,940
10,582,452
8,914,166
8,720,379
from
oper.—_
$12,367,026
$7,303,103
Deprec. & obsolescence.
2,140,489
1,737,891
profit.
oper.
Other income
$10,226,537
„—
$7,231,561
1,675,779
$5,565,212
$5,555,782
Net
27,725,318
and
$9,572,045
Fed.
inc.
Fed.
stock to
June
27
paid
for
Loss
$262,377
§229,858
exps.___
597,356
501,494
492,895
367,617
(est.)—,
1,654,255
*1,115,825
852,551
the
at
Net
.
v-
44,815
-
158,781
buildings,
56,204
and
age
$4,241,258
divs.
$4,154,066
$4,485,009
Shares
common
2,821,730
2,821,730
1,056,433
211,976
211,976
211,976
69,000
Earns,
per
stock..
1,410,865
1,410,865
1,410,865
$2.86
$2.79
$3.03
$0.77
for Federal
excess
modifications)
been expressed in U. S. currency on the basis of aver¬
age exchange
rates quoted during the respective years except that
depreciation charges have been based on the U. S. dollar cost of their
fixed
assets
(as
revalued
Jan
1,
1933)
that
and
with
—V.
ings
in
S.
U.
dollars
income,
of
the
but
and
on
in
included
earned
company's investment in
equity in the underlying
are
not
are
reflected
are
available
to
as
in
the
foregoing statement of
through the adjustment
surplus
foreign subsidiaries to the basis
of
its
in
UTo the basis of lower of cost
or
1940 and
$16,777 in
$71,500
State
to
market,
'
,
,
,,
'
Assets—
Cash
Inventories
Prepaid
$3,740,885
•
-J
I
246,962 f
8,864,295
receivable,
29,666
Goodwill
Total
363,585
$62,652,698 $57,328,967
for State
Reserve
4%
for
wage
preferred
tCommon
inc.
cap.
earners
and
other
unemploym.
Earned
365,073
500,000
500,000
5,299,400
5,299,400
8,123,465
I_III
HHH
26,383,324
escrow
depreciation
1941
and
for
surety bonds.
$19,328,068
revaluation
$3,527,704 in
value.—V.
Artloom
of
lieu of
155, p.
1% 1941
effected
1940.
as
tAfter deducting reserve
$20,111,178 in 1940 and
and
of
Jan.
1,
IRepresented by
1933, of
1,410,865
$2 774 311
shares
of
in
1941
p. 1914.
a
share.on
*
Mar. 28,'42
200,000
"
"
'
authorized
the
furniture and
April
Mar. 22,'41
Mar. 23,'40 Mar.25.'39
•
no
'
"
shares of
par
r
*
"
'
"
"
-
T
common stock-—V.
155,
' *
- *'-■■■
*•'*
the
365,850
6,671,914
Cr200,941
months
the
same
the
by
Cr200,941
on
June
24 announced
of
1942
period
Baldwin
of
to
stor-
fixtures,
155,
498.
p,
Works
Account
for
of
1942
were
$59,637,056,
compared
with
$15,006,114
loan
to
be
of
a
1941
April
All
figures
subsidiaries
are
for the Baldwin Locomotive Works and
alone
and
do
Include
not
of
the
Midvale
Co.
the stock.—V. 155,
p.
Net
sales
Operating
Other
$1,684,555
Federal
1,633,421
$1,733,747
1,776,933
u
40,475
45,735
42,722
65,136
4,856
3,913
10,419
53,000
Cash
Cr866
794
2,966
4,828
$126,173
t$252
t$93,726
f$200,738
hand
in
and
banks,
$112,069),
1912
accounts
$327,604;
$1,210,427;
and
notes ^
reserve,
loans,
$1,572,500;
$545,075;
accrued
liabilities,
accounts
payable,
$2,349;
cumulative
stock
155,
p.
New
no
$258,014;
accounts
special
for
reserve
prior
(125,651
($100 par),
498.
this
on
on
A stock
issue
(28,039
The
previous
July
22,
25
1938.—V.
delayed
A distribution
April 20,
dividend
directors
last,
was
155,
have
vendors,
no
State
shares), $841,170;
7% cumulative pre¬
par
$125,651;
A.
and
G.
the
to
Pratt,
year
44,908
p.
as
action
at
until
of
10
against
initial
an
President,
undeterminable
$1,752,599
preferred stock—————————
on
256,750
portion of The
Eddystone Manufacturing
United States Maritime Commission,
Balance
Co
Sheet, Dec. 31, 1941
of
a
total, $4,305,504.—>
per
cents
18 Vi
share
on
cents
Dec.
per
tax),
income
banks,
taxes
$250,000;
accounts,
(includes
accounts
$192,031;
$106,875
payable
provision
for
for
Federal
1941
excess
7%
cumulative preferred stock
($100
par),
$3,000,000; common stock (.113,762 no par shares), $3,083,985; surplus,
$3,322,795; .treasury
stock,
Dr$711,983;
total,
$10,112,704.—V,
154,
p, 794.
,,
$662,775;
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co.—Earnings—
Toledo, Ohio, on the
meeting to be held in
cents
15
payable,
$313,102; accrued
Federal
Period Ended May 31—
1942—Month—1941
1942—5 Mos.—1941
was
made
Operating
revenues-—
$620,464
$549,449
$3,429,517
$2,942,382
20,
1941.
Operating
expenses——
380,054
323,002
1,945,458
1,723,592
accruals—
106,120
72,469
621,006
358,188
income
$134,290
$153,978
$863,053
$860,602
share
Railway
on
tax
1403.
Co.—Smaller
declared
to date had
reduce the dividend,-
"year
of
the
etc.,
and
profits
dividend
Rent
Distribution—
of
25
cents
a
stated
been
that
the
satisfactory,
contingencies
company's
per
gross
Other
Inc.
oper.
income,
Net ry.
share on
the common stock,
payable July 31 to holders of record July 15.
This
compares
with 50 cents paid on April 30, last.
Payments in 1941
were
as
follows:
April 30, July 31 and Oct. 31, 50 cents each, and
Dec. 17, $1.
for
paid
disposal
Liabilities—Notes
deposits, $33,024; other
$15,000;
capital
surplus, $985,921;
stock, par $3,
common
month.
on
106,875
—
at cost), $46,891; trade-marks, formulas, etc., at ledger values, $15,853;
total, $10,112,704.
advertising,
shares),
par
$19,100;
June
on
the
next
—
(trade),
payable
.
directors
York
—
$5,664,529; prepaid and deferred items, $253,559; balance on
deposit with banks in process of liquidation, $1,767; sinking fund, (443
shares Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co, 7%
cumulative preferred stock,
Aviation Corp. (Delaware)—Dividend Action Delayed
The
dividend
$2,415,513
511,131
—_
values,
inventories,
at lower of
market, $2,594,807; miscellaneous receivables, $12,063; property,
plant and equipment (less reserve for depreciation, $209,615), $78,290;
deferred charges, $48,412; other assets, $33,901; total, $4,305,504.
stock
.___
Assets—Cash
on
hand
and
demand
deposits in banks, $868,195:
receivable, $240,000; accounts receivable, $1,587,665; mortgage
receivable, current, $2,500; inventories, at cost, which is not in excess
of
market, $1,407,737; marketable securities, at cost
(quoted value,
$1,139), $1,133; mortgage receivable, non-current, $21,875; other securi¬
ties, at cost, $1,000; real estate, plant and equipment, at cost or ledger
tLoss.
company.
on
(less
income
notes
cost or
ferred
dividends
"From
*907
Consolidated Balance Sheet, April 30,
V.
for the
—
on
tax—
Consolidated
—
common
income
properties
——_
Assets—Cash
5,822
29,702
1,219,016
for taxes
tax—i
profits
excess
capital assets
subsidiary
_—___i_
$1,196,497
Net income
2,095,066
retire¬
•Of
$1,232,021
$1,971,711
1,478,961
taxes
—
deductions, etc.—
________________
Pennsylvania
$1,707,592
profit
5%
103,691
Income before provision
Federal income tax ;
26,837
(net)
stock,
income.
Other' deductions
1939
250,996
'
$1,128,329
_________
Income before interest, other
Interest paid
$1,944,874
—'
receivable
income
Balance
22,345
expenses
Net
10,314,24')
—
•Capital gain———
$1,711,402
the
$11,693,574
————
.
30
5,187
or
which
(Joseph) Bancroft & Sons Co. (& Subs.)—Ann. Report
like
9,849
gen.
wholly owned
In
2363.
Consolidated Statement of Income for the Year Ended Dec. 31, 15141
,
advanced
1940
the
1942, unfilled orders of the company and wholly owned
amounted to $334,650,730, compared with $161,942,347 on
1942, and with $131,910,721 on May 31. 1941.
1,
Baldwin company owns 61.45%
<;<7
Ended
for
1941.
Manfacturing cost, selling and administrative expenses, etc.
for depreciation on plant facilities in use
$1,679,368
income-
ment of
Years
with
s.
and
May 31,
Jan.
,y
%',;7v.
■
dollar
subsidiaries
at
total, $2,243,724.
and
properties
the
$232,937,387, compared
—.'■7;.....- •
1941,
Locomotive
$85,265; sundry
a
that
wholly owned
in May aggregated $13,576,676,
including billings of cost
cost-plus-a-fixed fee contracts,
compared with 12,898,429 in
and with $3,766,468
in May,
1941.
Sales billed for the five
period of
On
to issue not exceeding
payable to the order of the
evidence
2,783,707
17,600,000
in May by this company and its
wholly owned
$11,285,003, compared with $106,698,933 in April and
for May,
1941.
The month's bookings brought the
five
billed
months
company
purchase certain
Babcock & Wilcox
profit
12,025,674
17,600,000
________
taken
was
for
same
land,
16,414
sale
The
♦ After
profits
1,868,350
shares)
par
Brinley, President,
orders
Railway
*§$48,864
*§$83,064
t$42,069
t$75,258
charges and $114,158 ($44,852 in 1941) provision for state and
Federal income and excess
profits taxes. tAfter depreciation, etc., but
before Federal taxes.
tAfter depreciation,
inventory adjustment and
Federal and State taxes.
SEquivalent to 21 cents in 1942 and 37 cents
-
excess
________
$6,366,706
under
1671.
Corp.—Earnings—
12 Weeks Ended—
and
2,127,148
subsidiaries
sources
Vther
on
12,312,851
$62,652,698 $57,328,967
in
from
Loss
26,383,324
I3j4884il
I
of
Sales
8,123,465
;
contracts..
on
9,244,089
stock
with
receivable
$1,691,178
inc.
^
after reserve
Net
468,051
taxes
—
•Deposit in
par
486,362
1,167,623
benefits
surplus
Total
110
$2,690,868
838
—I—IIII
;
surplus
in
'707
3 565 814
stock
stock
Paid-in
for
$4 116 055
for Federal income
total
$69,999
accounts
accounts payable,
$3,456,558
1,670,192
1,320,270
2,773,989
costs
for
subsidiaries
7,644
$419,979
treasury, at cost, Dr$67,366;
'h:S
*/• :.;V-
Income
Liabilities—Bank
etc.—__„_III_"~~
stock
value
Cr77,607
sales
Fed.
23,475,021
Liabilities-
Prov.
15
to
from
476,256
1
Accounts payable and accrued
expenses——,
Due to foreign subsidiaries—
taxes,
profit
4,030,231
24,377,602
378,027
-
——I_IIZ
Federal
in
$6,104,078
iu——
additional
surplus
and
promissory notes,
Carolina, to be given to
used
for
504,249
4,351,026
-
___!
$51,542,387 $33,667,550
Baldwin Locomotive Works—May Orders Rise—
$6,763
6,726
______
$227,811;
unsecured
Res,
128,692
345,005
subs_I_II
investments
1
43,514
$51,542,387 $33,667,550
"Represented by 9,030 shares.—V. 155, p. 2091.
______
after Jan, 31, 1943), $4,875;
experimental machinery, traps, cold
and
,
June
be
6,996,045
1
134,586
$6,763
28,195
(due
Depreciation
188,888
712,861
7,960,312
Total
15,928,735
;
tProperty, plant and equipment
I_III'
Paid-up licenses, less amortization-^—.^-
for
hand,
on
1942
Gross
6,569,701
116,049
non-currentll!
expenses
Provision
stock
North
Interest
1,792,722
130,000
-18,810,635
————r_——
accounts
Investments in advances to
foreign
Other
1940
foreign subs., current
and
and
receivable
Consolidated
Total
$4,420,569
:_i——w___—
Government securities——
•Cash and U. S. Government securities
Accounts and notes receivable (net)-—
Notes
of
notes
on
to
Selling &
.1941'
for
"Treasury
Austin, Nichols & Co. (& Subs.)—Annual Report—
Inc.
(Including domestic subsidiary companies)
Due from
23,483
$448,174
company's lessee company,—V.
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec. 31
S.
1,866,960
32,334
$419,978
(less depreciation
3%
of
amount
1938 gain
sale of marketable securities.
on
3,669,940
$1,906,057
3,037,679
receivable $38,901), $434,684; Inventories,
or
market, $1,063,263; cash surrender value of
officer, $45,400 prepaid insurance, taxes, rent,
cost
life
laboratories
ICC
,'V
SAfter deducting $24,863 in 1939 loss
U.
Earned
doubtful
155, p. 1403.
The
(only 11 months operating results
subsidiary in 1941).
$ Includes $74,620 in 1941, $19,972
sales of marketable securities,
9,075,833
Cr906,076
515,067
_____
net assets
the French
17,958,415
Cr6,910,526
contracts—,
contingencies
Capital stock (1,681,000 no
Atlantic & North Carolina RR.—Notes—
French
subsidiary in 1940 a rate of $0,223 has been used. These earn¬
($182,309 in 1940 and $378,581 in 1941) have not been remitted
on
Allowance
to- the
respect
banks
for
shares common
2,448,332
supplies, work
products
finished
taxes
94,
accruals, $3,724; provision for Federal, State and local taxes, $32,063;
operating reserves, $142,757; common stock ($1 par), $320,490; capital
surplus, $1,137,316; Surplus earned since May 1, 1940, $560,310; 20,490
profits tax required.
operating results of the foreign subsidiaries have (with minor
tThe
8,026173 4
2,438,462
con
materials and
and
liabilities
Provision
with $2.50
p.
1941
L
Liabiiities—Notes payable, $29,167;
1,410,644
share.
com.
•No provision
153,
special reserves of $373,431), $429,158; investments, $9,970; leaseholds, $12,5,00; patents and
trademarks,
$1; deferred items, $5,483; total, $2,243,724.
$1,150,796
3,074,446
paid
dividends——
16,054,618
at
payable
Provision
the
on
$3,509,337
-
manufacturing plants, automobiles,
less
or
(net)
installations,
iI——
I_I
Accrued
share
1942
operations
in
of
on
etc., $10,579;
■
Cr42,672
profit
Preferred
lower
1940
$4,313,227
3,696,884
and
Total
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Jan. 31, 1942
cost
Common
from
allowance
insurance
to reduce invent.
ago.—
(& Subs.)—
Increase in earned surplus for period——
1,928,109
Foreign subs, profits
raw
$36,875,997 for
bldgs. &
■
year
compares
1941.—V.
tax, provisional allowance—
Assets—Cash
372,342
t
6
receivable
charges
8,008,126
gain from sale of assets and investments—
(less
empl...
a
per
—
annuities
retired
$1
This
June 26,
-
129,464
1,872,120
of
equip.
fProv.
on
of
Ins., taxes and exps. of idle plant and vessels—
Prior period items
$1,489,095
$186,290 in
;
3,004,000
reserve)
Deferred
Charles E.
$233,068
$5,785,640
sale of
on
and
dividend
a
holders of record June 20.
19, last, and $1.50
profit
were
$6,690,568
— _
progress
Patents
Electric
Co.—Pays Smaller Dividend—
sales
Net
$1,256,027
$5,827,589
tax
notes
_•
on
income
;
50%
Liabilities-
company
Federal
1,352,846
$5.34
'
units
.
: $2,608,873
profits tax.;
excess
Purchase
of
$5.33
under
emergency
plant
facility
contract, recoverable from U. S. Gov't—
Property, plant and equipment (at cost, less
6,963,172
396,231
other
&
Gas
940,758
$6,671,914
Expenditures
\
for the week
report
increase
an
Cost of operations, materials, sales and admin.
Depreciation
Net
Int.
is
103,951,241
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co.
$10,622,768
—
Income
Total
and
Accounts
Operating income,
Net
This
Corp.
Associated
9 Months Ended Jan. 31—
Selling and adm. exp.—
Profits
the
of
1,679,925
sheet.—
1940.
shipments
Reserves
■
„—_
$73,878
..
1938
1939
Electric
output
4,024,473
$9,244,089
__
wholly-owned, less dividends declared
payments
Investments
2363.
p.
paid on Dec.
;
electric
$7,612,672
profits tax: 1941, $8,910,000; 1940 $1 230 ,000.
equity in profits of companies more than
Advance
Co.—Weekly Output—
&
$78,619,683 $57,353,703 $50,713,437 $37,297,363
sales
Gross
1940
19,
Athol Mfg.
Calendar Years
for
Gas
117,959,367 units (kwh).7.3%
above production of
or
155,
^...
subsidiary companies)
Associated
in
•
7'•;/:
■
was
common
Consolidated
'y
trustees of
June
Armstrong Cork Co.—Annual Report—
"
$10,924 014
1941
prices
Inventories of
3,652,434
$567,012
$3,588,199
banks and on hand—"
Treasury notes, at cost
!
S.
Unbilled
$3,578,556
v
$4,252,100
6,671,914
-—Ill-
year
"Assets—r
U.
149,536
,
1,500,000
,
to
Cash -in
228,806
3,633,930
_____—
loss
The
$1,344,857
pref. stocks for period
income..:
carried
year
—
$80,820 in
Accounts
$3,066,919
from
Associated Gas & Electric
1,986,214
;g:; ;v
and
300,922
.____
_III~IIII~
the
declared
excess
but not
221,144
—
.
$3,331,071
163,746
;;
surplus
277,447
6,703
'
2,690,000
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec. 31
$3,956,899
deductions
Net
10,598
-__——_—_
—V.,155,
263,109-
'.A—_—_A—$3,588,984
•
V.
'Balance
1941
1,314,270
'•%%-
•,
11,480,000
profits
—_.
beginning of
"Includes
7,559
taxes
728,612
$6,280,260
Note—Company's
$2,358,479
550,258
com-
_______
expenses
'791720
$17,232,100
2,061
excess
contingencies—
dividends
owned
...
—
income
Gross
Other
,
$3,320,473
161,610
to
1941
Phil¬
associated
and
Surplus at end of year, per balance
Earnings per common share.—,
*
$10,581,447
7,260,974
$3,975,309
$106,799
other
for
tract
1,036
;
the
consolidated)
in
income
Provision
$268,409
*
income
(not
in
$5,551,648
..
at
Total
(con-
—
ended
Net
Surplus
Companies Merged
■
income
surplus
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$268,290
Interest, etc., charges-
subsidiaries
764,065
$ig 440 380
_
Federal
Balance of net profit for
Cash
140
$267,373
;
Islands
investments
General
823,032
income
Gross
trustee,
Co.—Earnings—
$1,090,405
___
revenues
income
Co.,
in
panies
Total
1942—Month—1941
deduct.
rev.
operat.
Guaranty Trust
Light
&
Period End. May 31—
Operating
the
at
City^T. 146, p. 3488.
Power
Arkansas
From
+
redemption as of Sept. 1, 1942, at 103 and inter¬
be
paid
.■
Provision
1,920,756
$2,768,058
investments
ippine
-\;I ■<
r>±
gold bonds, due March 1, 1964,
first mortgage 5%
called for
have
est.
Total
From
Terminal Co.—
~
__
$1,576,589
______________
in
operations——
on
income
taxes
3,628,574
$634,284
Co._____.___
1942
investments
$6,315,713
lio39,'932
amortization—
—
1,609,332
companies....
Electric
1940
$17,480 312
depreciation, and
income
Total
$7,125,919
12 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Income
Call—V;
total of $20,000
A
&
profit
Interest
Earnings of Company Only
155, p. 1687.
Ry.-Bridge
Memphis
1,703,315
$5,516,587
$6,187,445
______
solidated)
Arkansas
909,104
1,019,923
I—
194i
operations-.-—
for
1,963,362
[Including Subsidiary Holding and Investment
During 1941]
for
will
Payment
interest.
100 Broadway, N.
trustee,
Net
refunding mortgage 5% bonds due
first and refunding mortgage 4 Va %
redemption as of Aug. 1, 1942, at
of
1,853,609
1,411,040
1,708,753
......
taxes..
(net)
and
$57,500
1950 have been called
due
Net
Other
income
income
ment
total
1,294,166
de¬
..
income
Gross
Income
A
profits
on
Provision
6,394,208
"Estimated
and other items excepted in an agree¬
between the two parties dated May 18, 1942.—V, 152, p. 2380.
1950
resale
and
—.
bank, bills and notes receivable,
bonds
excess
Profit
2,085,194
1,502,089
for
Income Account
Years End. Dec. 31—
1941
6,932,285
2,178,419
$5,167,522
and
taxes
Operating
exclusive
Arizona Power Corp.—Bonds
purchased
(depreciation
of fixed capital..
income
Federal
Electric
price is subject to adjustments for changes since Oct. 31, 1941,
of properties consisting of cash on hand and in
the
The
and
Appalachian
the
1942
retirement
1942
[And Wholly-Owned
Subsidiaries]
—„L $20,753,718 $19,865,935
^
a————
for
pletion)
joint
Power Co. and the Point
Pleasant Water & Light Co. of Point Pleasant, W. Va., for approval
of the sale of all properties of the latter to the former for $379,000
by
Consolidated
Operating expenses
Maintenance
application
Co.—Earnings—
12 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Operating revenues
;
153* p. 236.
plant operation.—V.
Monday, June 29,
[Including Domestic Subsidiary Companies]
omitted
was
is required for current business.
completed changeover to war work,
has
company
the
Associated Electric
made
were
cash
amount of
the
that
not
for
G.
C.
share
per
net—
income,
avail,
Fixed
charges
20,722
30,507
16,942
$174,700
$893,560
$877,544
1,420
1,661
8,145
10,891
$153,993
$176,361
$901,705
$888,435
59,733
net
for
charges
earnings
18,283
$152,573
income.
oper.
62,056
301,457
314,086
$114,305
$600,248
$574,343
fixed
—
—
but that tax uncertainties
caused _the,.lpon.r.d
.....
pf.,directors _tp
...
,
.Net income
—
-V. 155, p. 2091.
_
$94,260.
Corp. (& Subs.)—Annual
Barber Asphalt
Consolidated
\
•
Cost,
Other
income
11,451,579
12,351,650
*$330,706
$530,102
409,407
511,664
536,939
542,623
Depreo., depl.
U.
S.
471,424
'
.
Net
profit
$69,674.
155,246
37,072
$493,109
v-—
goods sold-
*$188,796
$257,679
Operating
expenses
$188,663
196,637
170,753
$61,516
$17,910
2,854
Dr7,473
li.
;
——
profit
income, net—X—
—
t__
a—_
,
Net. profit
Earns,
!l.„—
;
share
per
200,000
on
shs.
of
Other new officers of the
division.
R. Rolph,
R.
are
Works
Vice-President and Sales Director;
G. A. Shallberg, Secretary, and
Manager;
$64,370
Co.—Output Up 6.2%—
system output of
the
for
the
June
kwh.
9.6%
of
was
week
13,
the
over
1942,
the
to Edison Electric
28,647,000 kwh., as
ended June 21, 1941,
reported
as
20,
for
preceding week ended June
increase
an
155,
company,
ended
26,965,000
of 6.2%.
increase
For
kwh.,
this
week
with
compared
output was 29,031,000
week last year.—
1942,
corresponding
2273.
p.
$10,437
stock
cap.
ubs.)
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd. (
'
Surplus
Shs.
stock
par)
390,223,
Nil
Assets—Cash
and
banks
in
.Assets—Cash
390,223
Nil
390,223
) $1.39
.
tories
to be required..
receivables (less"
$73,642), $1,059,069;
reserves
.,
Birtman Electric
($10 par), $4,133,330;
155, p. 1915;"'
V'_
!'■'
(W. H.) Barber Co.—Annual Report—
t.
,
4
Operating
Cost
Other
Other
-a——————————a—
deductions
•"Taxes
income
on
.
—
143,377
(estimated)-—————————
Net
The
:
to
for
$37,426.
taken
the year
into income
included in costs and expenses
v.;\
::V
.>V-vV;.
in the net profits of its unconsolidated sub-;
amounted to $37,377, of which $11,015 has been
..depreciation
Sheet
Balance
31,
Dec.
Accrued
/
;
,
434,949
973,006
4,301
on
955,131
940,953
record
—_a«a—'a-——a—a—8,486
v 1
8,580
$2,551,879
$282,958
$284,67^
——
-
-
'
1
j v."
•••
V
^
'
:
a
155,
Total
\'A"a
Federal
income
Federal
excess
J
•;
in cash-
stock dividends paid
Common
'
Balance Sheet Dec. 31,
Consolidated
banks, and
in
on
hand,
1941
175,377
133.541
$1.80
\
-
$637,364;
V.
America—Accumulated Dividend—
paid a dividend of $3.50 per share on
7% cumulative first preferred stock,
to holders of record June 12. ; A similar distribution was made on
March 3, last, and on.March 3 and July 11, 1941;-;-V. 155, p. 820.
The
June
on
company
18
accumulations on the
account of
Bell Telephone Co.
The
share
record
this
the
June
30.
is
owned
798,755
240,529
202,849
$1,204,982
8,836
$570,757
43,686
£$722,973
$614,444
the American
by
Results For Month And Four
revenues
"
fncollectible oper.
•perating
rev..
expenses
•perating ' taxes-
Net
—V.
oper.
income—
of its
:
Months Ended April 30
1942—Month—1941 1942—4 Mos.—1941
$6,865,230 $29,154,633 $26,948,936
15,379
11,447
42,226
54,970
4,904,61;?
4,454,747
19,460,860 17,505,481
1.131,519
996,371
4,360,852
3,955,706
income
155, p.
891,061
—-
$1,402,665
836,029
$5,290,695
3,467,261
$5,432,779
3,327,684
134,476
152,008
income
,
Corp.
of $45,000 of
nption
as
$1,696,630
•
>
;.
107,571
$1,213,818
73,884
taxes, etc
'1
213,900
+252,014
272,513
.
422,066
-
Shs.
541,072
$376,718
10
has
Hammerslough
Mr.
years
is
and
Brothers
2092.
been
Bush Terminal Buildings
Corp.—V.
Lehman
'.'
the
For
of
partner
general
a
of the
director
a
■;;
.•
155*
.,
Co.—Accumulated Dividend
per share
has been declared on the 7%
stock, par $100, on account of. accumulations,
payable Aug, 1 to holders of record July 15.
A similar distribution was
made on April' 20, last.
The previous payment was a regular quarterly
of $1.75 per share paid on Jan. 3, 1933.—V. 155, p. 2363.
dividend
A
cents
75
of
preferred
cumulative
at 101 and interest. .Payment will be
Years Ended
;
"
;,
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1940
1942
$1,792,532
1,438,167
1941
$1,501,465
1,249,365
20,631
20,211
$334,195
April 30—
$231,468
$277,236
& allow.)
Labor, mat. and overhead costs—
Depreciation
a—20,170
(Jess returns, discts
Sales
profit
Manufacturing
•;
$1,565,277
1,267,830
216,264
—_
239,412
239,412
$2.77
$2.69
$1.17
224,245
$7,223
$60,972
119
246'
228
incQme-J—A-A-——4.
$80,295
$7,468
$61,200
*32,800
1,211
11,649
$47,495
$6,257
$49,551
Operating profit
Other income
aa—,
share
per
254,019
$80,176
Oper. costs and expenses
Total
'
a___.
—
•
Net
239,412
_—
♦Includes
excess
Nil
..
.
profit
profits
Consolidated
taxes.
Balance
Sheet,
$1,100;
cash
194$
April 30,
*
Including Saltex Looms, Inc., to Nov, 10, 1939, date on which bank¬
ruptcy proceeding were instituted,
tThe provision for depreciation of
plant property for the year 1939 was $52,014, as compared with $422,066
for the preceding year (including $53,430 and $97,766,
respec¬
Assets—Cash
1939
of Dec.
31, 1938, from
an
■.1'
$Loss.•
cost.
The reduction of $170,052
the adjustment of the property accounts
caused largely by
was
*
Consolidated
appraisal basis to the basis of depreciated
.
,' "*■
■
•• x'-..• '
Balance
Sheet, Dec. 31, 1941
banks,
in
accounts
and
$67,932;
$175,606;
merchandise inventories, $221,189;
stocks
securities, $200; sundry loans and other receivables, $471; fixed
manent and other assets, net, $99,279; total assets, $565,777.
Liabilities—Accounts
$131,106;
pay,,
salaries
and
expenses
per¬
accrued,
taxes accrued, $4,765; res. for inc. and excess profits taxes,
capital stock (50c par value), $128,023; capital surplus, $69,surplus, $154,741;
total liabilities, $565,777.-r-V.
153*
$44,714;
$32,800;
earned
629;
389.
p.
on
hand
and
in
banks, $476,196; notes receivable,
accounts receivable, $1,094,948; finished goods, $916,312; work
process, $791,655; materials and supplies, $2,417,099; cash surrender
hand,
on
receivable,
tively, applicable to the Saltex Looms, Inc.).
in
Assets—Cash
$42,728;
in
of
value
Saltex
for
life
officer's
policies, $287,321; investments in the
buildings and equipment (less reserves
$3,194,209), $3,577,906; patents, trade-marks and
of
depreciation
insurance
$1;
Inc.,
LoOms,
prepaid
land,
and
expenses
deferred
charges,
$114,472;
total,
Calaveras Cement Co.—Earnings—
;
payable,, banks, $750,000; trade accounts payable,
$378,707; Federal and other taxes accrued, $1,059,055; accrued pay¬
rolls, $31,392; property purchase obligations due in 1942, $20,000; other
current liabilities,
$154,730; property purchase obligations due after
1942,
$67,500; reserves for contingencies, $296,250; 1%
cumulative
preferred stock ($100 par), $1,530,210; common stock (239,412 no par
shares),
$3,141,841; surplus,
$2,288,955;
total,
$9,718,640.—V.
155,
1941
sales
Cost
of
goods
Operating
Other
215,907
220,809
—-1—a_
$294,980
$70,695
#_™_._-_aaa1-aa—1,000
income
4,072
$295,980
$74,767
-
disposal of capital assets
on
expenses__
administrative
income
Profit
Loss
Interest
(net)
paid
for
Provision
$1,168,514
877,010
1,243,158
sold
general and
Selling,
1940
$1,754,044
Years End. Dec. 31—
Net
Liabilities— Notes
t
Federal
(net)-;—
._a-a4„
...
3,863
3,568
1,012
—
86,857
taxes—,——
income
.
16,266
$204,248
$54,933
1672.
p.
Net profit for year———
:_a_—
Appropriation to reserve for war contingencies-
Boeing Airplane Co.—To Pay $1 Dividend—
The directors
capitar stock,
This
is
.share
the
$5,
par
declared
payable
dividend of
a
July
23
to
$1 per
hold'ers
of
share
record
on
July
firstN dividend since the initial payment of 40 cents
Dec.
on
June 25
on
1937.—V. 154, p.
8,
the
8.
Bal.
of
Dividends
per
deduction
The
the
directors
7%
record
first
June
on
17.
1935.
The New York
settlement
in
the
June
preferred
of
This
16
declared
stock,
is
par
the
Accruals
first
now
a
$100,
dividend
payable
payment
to
of
July
be
on
per
10 to
made
share
holders of
on
this
issue
to the
buyer of
the
stock,
and
U.
S.
Notes
amount to $54.50 per share.
Curb Exchange ruled that all deliveries after June 17,
transactions made prior to June 22, carrye due bills
dividend
Balance
Cash
in
and
and
ments
Balance
on
notes—
accounts receivable
G.
of
C.
the
Gridley
has
Mechanics
f
been
appointed
Universal
Joint
President
Division
of
and
the
General
company..
$54,933
:
:
-
410,904
47,908
19,116
:
—
under
contract
for
sale
——a
at cost (net)
unexpired insurance,
50,983
1,827,370
136,321
of
1,906,800
properties
taxes,
1940
$1,47,403
52,990
(net)——.—
1941
$325,992
50,000
189,693
370,319
—
—
receivable and sundry invest¬
receivable
and
Prepaid
$154,248
58,395
31
at lower of cost or market
notes
railroad
Plants
Dec.
hand
tax
Treasury
Inventories,
Sheet,
'
banks
Long-term
that the stock
June 22.—V. 155, p. 2363.
——
depletion and amortization included above as a
$136,932 in 1941 and $115,818 in 1940.
Assets—-*
on
surplus
50,000
from profits,
Pfd. Stock
$1
profit transferred to earned
paid on preferred stock
Note—Depreciation,
147,
(H, C.) Bohack Co., Inc.—Resumes Div.
of Huntington, W. Va.-<
bonds dated Aug 1, 1936, have been called for
' !;
;
$$823,621
w
Borg-Warner Corp.—Officials Promoted—
of Aug, 1, 1942,
; "
Burlington Mills Corp.—New Director—
J. Ham&erslough has been elected a director.
past
125,706
$741,714
121,721
239,412
>
„
par>_
(no
common
Earnings
51,361
$834,086
170,410
profits taxes—a.
.-Net profit
1% preferred divs
•
ds Called—
total
29,282
3/4:
——;-
be ex-dividend on
Realty
..
etc.'*—a-—a:L
inc.
assigning
1828.
iggs-Long
1941.—V. 155*
1941, and an initial of 45 cents on Nov. 21,
26,
1009.
p.
declared on the common
103,250
Total
$7*403,967
$1,352,456
Dividend—
payable July 8 to holders of record July 2.
A similar
was
made on Feb. 25, last, as compared with 15 cents
$1,
Provision for income taxes—»a—
;
Since May,
Net
dividend of 25 cents per share
a
dividend of 45 cents per share has been
Nov.
on
£$671,612
a—.---aa;.X
income-—.
Other
to holders of
March, 1942;
quarterly dividends of, $2 per share.
All
Telephone & Telegraph Co.-
paid
Period End. April 30—
(Derating
Reduced—
:
quarterly dividend of $1.75 per
stock, par $100, payable June 30
From March, 1936, to and including
common
company
stock
June 25 declared a
directors on
on
of Pennsylvania—Div.
19 declared
June
A similar
30,
Cable Electric Products, Inc. (&
1938
*1939"
"
$497,847
_
goodwill, $1;
$9,718,640.
:
155, p. 1672.
Bearings Co. of
1940
744,642
,
payable, unsecured; $1,850,000;' accounts payable,
$985,655; accrued taxes, payroll and other expenses, $502,996; reserve
for Federal income and excess profits taxes,. $584,871; current instal¬
ments of long term loans, $276,411; long term bank loans (unsecured),
$723,589; minority interest in capital stock of controlled company,
$1000 ; 5Vz'/# cumulative preferred stock ($50 par), $3,130,200; common
stock
(178,055 no par shares)■- $3,295,088; capital surplus, $169,525;
earned ,.surplus
(from Jan. 1, l$JG)i. $944,411; ,total,: $12,463,745,
Liabilities—Notes
.
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
on
965,258 shares of common
June
distribution
Calendar Years
for
$1,567,413
as
$1; total, $12,463,745.
25,
.
649,326
$496,714
-
accounts receivable
(less reserve, $200,000), $5,563,657; inventories of merchandise, manu¬
facturing-materials, etc. $3,229,115; fixed assets (less reserve for de¬
preciation, $1,783,558), $931,589; store leaseholds, less amortization,
$1,913,608; miscellaneous investments (at or below cost, including real
estate carried at $36,187), $77,482; deferred charges, $110,929; goodwill,
Assets—Cash
per
$2,057,157
Interest,
$2.34
Earnings per coi^jnon share.'—-——L-—-—
the
like
679,874
Fed.
172,679
1
178,055 vi
Account
:X:,v 1941
v.V
—-aLa-——.X-
■
$589,227
*
a dividend of 20 cents per share on
July; 25 to holders of record July 15.
A
April 25, last, as compared with 27V2 cents
20 cents each on April 25, July 25 and Oct.
$2,587,751
Excess
Net profit for the year_——L——stock dividends paid in cash—__a—a
installments be¬
'
Buffalo Forge Co.—24-Cent
A
p.
Operating profit -i—-*■ $1,667,348
166,368
—
r
Preferred
on
1942,
24,
Depreciation
32,431
289,000
'•
>*!••
payable
profit
Expenses
$709,851'
285,500
•'
•
$2,551,879
18%. cents in-preceding quarters.—V. 155, p. 2091.
and
Gross
79,201
tax_—
••
:■
..i
paid
was
,l.
$742,282
profits tax—
'
Nov.
on
Lehman
Consolidated Income
252,183
$1,252,764
————————-
$2,662,849.
1503.
p.
stock,
common
89,037
a———-I—X——-
income
Interest,- etc.
$100,000 monthly
payable in
is
1943, with the balance due on May 25, 1945. The
is payable in $100,000 monthly installments be¬
25, 1942, with the-balance due on April 25, 1943-
(Sidney) Blumenthal & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Report—
20,929
a---—-——L-.
A
29,
intended
were
Bloomingdale Bros., Inc.—20-Cent Common Dividend
\
1941,
$1,231,835
——————
—
income
June
against 15 cents on
as
1940.—V. 155, p. 635.
William
a—.
share .Jan.
amortization--—255,584
profit
Operating
record
of
last,
stock, payable July 15 to holders of
distribution was made on March 13, last.
Payments in 1941 were as follows: Jan. 13, 20 cents; Aug. 8, 25 cents;
and Dec. 29, 60 cents.—V. 155, p. 1672.
910,830
a_—a—-ii———
:
J- The directors have declared
,
Other
19,
the SEC
to
reported
financing
1942,
directors
the
272,326
—V.
$15,230,713 $12,603,777
7,465,521
Cost of merchandise sold—8,857,952
4,176,221
Operating, selling and administrative expenses- / 4,885,343
and
holders
Feb.
189,185
269,664
instalment, sales, contracts:—_aa——a-a—
Depreciation
62,475
627,000
1940
1941
.
62,325
627,000
•_
1,048,958
surplus
Total
End Dec. 31
-
.
a
205,390
of properties
charges on
service
credit
including
sales,
Net
182,759
Earned surplus —L——_—
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
Consolidated - Income Account ' Years
-.'
189.185
amount
-a
the
25,
stock, par
'-La_L^Z—l|'_^-.l'aa—
(par $5)
Surplus arising frortf revaluation
l
to
9
on
Budd Manufacturing Co.—RFC Loan—•
Budd Wheel
The
including estimated provision
Preferred "stock
stock
July
'
*
>
expenses,
Paid-in
'
Barker Bros. Corp.
ginning
130,216
accounts
payable •a_l___-_aL-laL__Laa_l.__al-:_-'
Common
declared on the common
share has been
per
made
was
—V. 155, p. 1672.
1,323,524
3,491
and
Federal1 taxesAA——__LL——_a__aaa_»
for
-
$7
capital surplus, $47.-,
in treasury
($1 par), $2,208,420;
$16,221; capital stock
$2.93
31
receiv.
notes
„„a_——a_aa1—
.Liabilities—
;
cents
payable
for $5,400,000,
—4—„_L————a—a_a—^
acceptances,
Accounts1
25
has
from
May
other,
$190,090
Property, plant and equipment (net)
Patents,-, licenses, etc. ;
!
$221,014; U. S. Treasury bonds—at cost
(aggregate
$10,549), $10,037; notes-and accounts receivable
$25,852); $677,296; inventories, $722,103; investment in
and advances to- subsidiaries;" $556,278} ■ cash surrender walue of life i
insurance^ $197,459; loans to customers and sundry: receivables,, $497,414; balances receivable on subscriptions for capital stock, $181,272;
notes, accounts, and advances receivable from officers and employees,
$28,984; other investments—at cost, $140,176; real estate not used in
operations—at cost, $22,658; land—at cost, $44,365; buildings, equip¬
ment, etc.—at cost, .(less reserves for depreciation; $381,323),: $464,444;land, buildings, and equipment—at cost, leased to subsidiary
(less
reserves for
depreciation of $12,356),-$103,322; total, $3,866,861.
Liabilities—Accounts
payable, $535,880; local and Federal capital
stock
tax
accrued,
$33,703; insurance accured, $4,702; Federal and
state taxes on income
(estimated), $167,500;* reserve for self-insured
Perry," has:
ginning on May 25,
$242,001
assets
Other
Rathbone &
1940
Assets—Cash,
risks,
219,450
$2.05
Dec.
—
Trade
reserve,
dated
31,445
125,400
1941
Deferred charges
772;..earned surplus, ..$926,012; 5,025 shares of capital stock
cost, Dr, $73,350; total, $3,866,86L—V. 154, p. 1145.
155, p. 2180.
that it borrowed $9,300,000
in the form of 4% notes.
to repay the balance due
on two prior loans from
the RFC in the reduced aggregate amount of
$5,398,205, and the balance of $3,901,795 was for operating expenses*
including the acquisition of machinery and equipment.
Two new notes were issued to the Federal agency.
One for $3,900,000*
29,155
Sheets,
of
$12.50,
company
Proceeds
$398,346
_L——
Comparative Balance
v : l;:
v:-
Inventories
1941
—at
7,867,728
$8,927,075
$9,867,270
Gas Co.—New Director—
the law firm of Larkin,
of
(Edward G.)
Cr 69 6
$290,920
quoted market prices,
(less
and amortization.—V.
10, 1941, and 25 cents on Nov. 26,
$2,662,849
Cash
dividends.
as
Cr5,288
stock—
common
Assets—:'.v
.
company's equity
sidiaries for
$1,910,076
Co.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
par
The
37,000
profits- tax
.
excess
Note—Provision
'
8,832,1'
from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
139,000
preferred stock
on
Drye, Jr.,
dividend
Oct.
28,190
131,000
surtax™:-
and
W.
similar distribution
37,408
19,000
tax
Earnings per common share—
174,695 common shares—.a———
$1.79.
profits taxes of $2,000 and after deducting overprovision for prior year of $1,622.
\
amounted
$601,841
—:
on
Dividends
-i—i——aa-—————a——260,917
dividends
Earnings per share on
1,644,727
$564,432
30,822
income
profit
Dividends
♦Including
$428,559
37,894
deductions
normal
J.
.
stock,
65,305
Overprovision for prior years—
profit$312,097
Net
78,420
—.
Federal excess
"
Cash
.l;
48,742.
■:< .48,787
credits_A——.Xl-———aX
$16,794,803
$18,699,4
been elected to the board of directors,—V. 155, p. 1672.
A
$629,737
—a——
$455,520
Operating ..profit;, a——i—-a.—a—..a—_a—a———-
t
Other income and
os.—1941
1942—5
$3,554,803
$2,093,123
——
Brooklyn Union
1940
$506,980
income
Federal
"
.
$466,453
profit
income—;
Total
t:
14,675,001:
goods sold, selling, administrative and general exp.,
of
1941
a
sales' —IaL-aa—a_,_—-a_l—a-aX-——:.$15,130,521-"
Net
1942—Month—1941
$3,945,891
1,852,768
♦Before depreciation
Buda
r
depreciation^—IlZZL——;
fof
Operating
Other
lr
■*''
depreciation..
before
profit
Provision
;
Earnings For The Year Ended Dec. 31, 1941
Aff*
.
;
oper.
expenses
♦Net earnings
Co.—Earnings—
:i
Years End. Dec. 31—
'.J
J'
from
earns,
Operating
$512,043), $509,116; sundry asfcets, $15,420;
$53,246; total assets, $1,198,383.
.
payable
cost, $768,074;' total, $13,447,995'.—'V.
Period End. May 31—
Gross
Liabilities—Accounts-payable, $59,153;. due employees, $22,081; Fed-:,
State and local taxes, $15,785; sundry accruals, $37,132; cus¬
refundable-.deposits on bottles and cases, $43,787; trust deed
notes
payable, $13,555; deferred rental income, $16,253; reserve for
product deterioration, $5,733;. capital stock ($1 par), $200,000; paid-in
surplus, $380,000; .earned surplus, $404,898; total liabilities, $1,198,383.,
—V. 155, p. 1305.
capital surplus, $8,806,043; earned surplus
accumulated since Jan. 1, 1935, $183,628;. capital stock in treasury, at
Stock
of
inven¬
assets
(less
fixed"
$421,694;
items
$180,510;
.V
and accruals, $574,525; U. S.
and
income taxes, current and prior , years, estimated, $407,999;.
for workmen's compensation, guarantees, etc., $110,545; capital,
"Liabilities—Accounts
cost,
[Expressed in United States Currency]
accounts
$34,960;
uncollectible
cost,
tomer's
royalty contracts,
deferred accounts,
" 1,I'... XXX X a? '■■■■■
'■
'.vvv:..
$112,685; total," $13,447,995,:"'
manufactured
average
on
possible
purchase
at
eral,
real estate
mineral deposits, concessions, and
values
(net),
$6,885,674;
prepaid and
equipment,
foreign
hand,
and
for
reserve
materials
for depreciation of
reserve
$3,607,404;
hand,'
on
at
preferred charges,
investments, at cost or less, $2,976;
inventories, $1,780,187;
book
1942
deposits
(less
raw
—Earnings—
Sheet, April 30,
demand
on
receivables
:
$163,946;
$18,464),
).
.
other
and
..
■.
doubtful. receivables,
and
discounts
for
reserves
at
•
Consolidated Balance Sheet,-Dec. 31, 1941
'
and
,
,,,
for excess profits taxes is believed
Note—No provision
;
.
•'
.
.
,
Balance
($10
——390,223 ; !
$0.66
'.. 1 '
—
»
$446,907 "t$332,822'
f$383,886
$257,679
——————
common
Earnings per share——
*Loss.
tDeficit.
.
division
Warner,
Institute
V.
97,545
Machine
Drilling
Boston Edison
145,208
$258,153
'sales———-—.X—
Operating
Other
*$332,822
$544,452
-
Rockford
$333,872:
234,956
an
195,090
„
—
dividends
Common
the
1941
1942
April 30—
net
t
n
suc¬
presidency
Gustafson, Treasurer"and Assistant Secretary.—V. 155, p. 2273.
Gross profit on
:
365,425
4,826 *,
138,921
President
as
time to the
entire
A.
3 Months Ended
inc.
etc.
and
Manager,
will devote his
who
Traner,
Arch
Sales,
$1,067,041
367,343
364,928
C.
of
Cost of
.
taxes,
E.
Works
and
Vice-President
formerly
ceeds
126,,
Net
$180,958
amort.
&
Trinidad
&
$868,024
i——
trustee.—V.
W. E.
*$472,949
*
Total" income
The First Hunt¬
is
Bireley's, Inc.—Earnings—
•
14,175,003
$458,617
——
Va.,
mechanics
12,831,119
,
W.
1938
1939
1940
Huntington,
of
2453
3302.
p.
$13,702,054
etc.,,.—-
expenses,
Profit
1
1941
Bank
National
ington
$13,289,736 $11,120,873 $12,881,752
business,
at The First National Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio.
made
Report—
Account for Calendar Years
Income
•'
-
of
Total -vol.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
^etc—
17,488
11,924
$2,932,398
$2,632,723
Manager
He
was
;
Total
—-
*
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1454
'
Liabilities—
Notes
■'
payable,
Accounts
trade
taxes,
Payable
to
;
wages
Accrued
$57,482
187,808
—
payable
Accrued
for
and
surplus' —:—
15,841
due
1,799,900
——a—1—
-
held
2,553
under
$2,632,723
155, p. 2363.
at
less
cost
depreciation,
$113,033;
tax
expenditures
$95,303.19
cluding
'
accounts
payable, -$79,653;
accrued
Balance,
well
as
,
Shares
1941
1940
1939
1938
The
$1,729,886
$1,428,094
$1,400,466
common
1,075,416
1,623,522
1,368,093
1,282,830
$150,578
$106,364
$60,001
$117,636
-
Cost
and
expenses-:
„■
Profit
.
-Cther income
Profit
■Other
deductions
Bond
for
69,200
$173,072
4,664
5,512
101,722
103,559
depreciation-
*
:
169,124..
166,183
34,444
Account
to
holders
on
Loss
deficit
to
'
,
'•
$164,072
$114,960
Consolidated. Balance
-
Assets—Cash
in
receivable
(less
ventories,
at
investments
acct._
Net
administrative
cents
bank
and
lower
of
Sheet,. Sept.
share
per
cost
realizable
estimated
or
30, .1941
,
Deductions
Provision
.
Patent
items
values,
Net
Liabilities—Accounts
.
-V wages,
$42,095;
payable
accrued
from
for Federal
to
•
and
general
_*
expenses—'
^
■
—
payable,
trade,
$103,903;
salaries
accrued
••
June
1,
income
taxes,
-hand
tax
•
•
f
''
"
V
chandise
California
Oregon
All
Power
Co.
Two
6f/t
the
on
pref.
stock,
Full
there.'will
be
dividend
no
'
1'
•
two
arrearages
due
'■■
(at
cost)
(less
reserves
Earnings—
for
pref.
each
stocks.
issue
of
stock
Cost,
31,
1941,
Copper
$175,273;
Co.
(&
1940
It
;
_
operating expenses and taxes
Rent for lease of electric plant-——
Net
.
income—
operating
Other income
3,308,425
-
*
Profit
$7,544,505
—1——.
(net)———
238,833
$2,086,564
■
Total
Crl50
Federal
$2,061,630
2,617
—
income
Gross income
Total income
Net
$2,086,414
deductions
—
Net
$2,748,225
31,011
,
'
•
'
$925,574
notes and accounts
California Packing Corp.—Annual
Report—
.(Ana
—
wholly ownea subsidiaries.)
—•
Feb. 28,'42
1
'
Feb. 28,'41
\
;
—-.^-7--—.
•Other income
Feb. 29,'40
Total
$3,589,856
Packers
68,322
85,786
$6,030,819
profit——
$3,658,178
$3,912,591
*832,818
v
Federal income taxes——————
Federal excess profits tax—
*107,176
>:,"■
Profit
——
tDebit
16,
762.542
—
—
were
'
*$713,594
$779,018
in
cents
dividends——;
dividends——————
'jIIII!/'"
I—II
^ 7.
$2,624,699
r
per
■■
-r......
Sheet, Dec. 81, 1941
securities
',
j
on
" ■*
Earnings
_
—
per
*Credit.
common
share—.—
tAdjustment
of
Consolidated
Assets—Cash
i
in
$1,799,760
—
187,465
———
banks
$3.11
investment
Balance
and
on
$1,547,147
in
$55
169,456 V2
Packers
June
The
23
June
shares
Liabilities
payable,
trade
to
Federal
and
accrued
British
income
and
excess
profits
taxes,
Voted—^
in
voted
pre¬
made
of
accepting the offer
by the Bethlehem
Years End. Dec. 31—
Gross
sales,
Operating
Net
.
expenses
loss
Other
less freight
from
—
and
on
ms
~
....
income
—
and
^
Sheet
Balance
at
as
Jan.
»
Goodwill
Provision
for
svVr
Depreciation
doubtful note receivable
factor
^
.
—
——
sinking fund..
........
—
——
patent rights..
—.—
'
—-
—
Depletion
,
Net
...........
profit
for
■
1—
year—
retire
i
.
Balance Sheet, Dec. 31,
:
Assets—Cash
note
receivable
trates
-•*
sold
but
•*
in
banks
(fe3s
and
reserve
on
of
5 Vu %
1
•
j.,
J
-.v
i
14911
'iffi
$14,039
t.„
v
-f.A'
outstanding,
trustee's
at
par
April 1, 1942, through
received).
Funds
Bondholders
coupons,
the
'
filed
23
office
at
St.
also
are
have
been
Louis, Mo.,
$35,000,000 Deben-
registration
a
statement
with
the
the underwriting group,
later amendment.
the other members of
a
will
of
to
is
carry
the
and
filing
1941
consolidate the
com¬
merger
that
combined
Federal
which
is
*
calculated
maturity.
registration
the
statement
the
pro
the
corporation and its subsidiaries
of Celluloid Corp. into the Celanese
been consummated prior to that
merger
such
in
fund
before
with
of
sinking
a
Issue
operations
the
had
net
1941
year^
sales
and
increased
that
net
from
earnings,
$50,686,103
before
in
interest
taxes, increased from $11,590,780 to $16,387,300.
consolidated
approximately $100,000,000.
(Further details are given in
balance sheet at Dec.
31,
new
1941, before
financing, showed total
"Chronicle"
of
assets
Thursday June 25.)—•
p. 2180.
Aguirre
Associates
—
Organizes New Com¬
and Will Distribute Its Stock
Dividend—
as
company
of
shareholders
Central
of
Aguirre have voted
to
June
record
stock
30
all
of
the
distribute
owned by Central Aguirre in the ratio of
now
share of Central Aguirre stock held.—V.
Central Arizona Light & Power Co.Period End. May 31—
Total
oper.
on
Tybor
July 9
Stores,
share of Tybor
155, p. 2363,
<
*
—Earnings—,
Net
operat.
(net)..,.—
I;
»
$353,989
$5,150,602
$4,827,544
373,906
revenues-
income
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$406,448
deduct.
rev.
of
one
1942—Month—1941
revenues
Other
308,995
4,295,541
3,860,766
$44,994
$855,061
$966,778
'15
10,130
17,889
$865,241
$984,667
$32,542
'V
15
'
Gross
income
Interest
debentures
*
*
'
'*'
111111
charges
7,000
Gross
179,000
130,000
—-
—
Fed.
stock,
This
no
par
compares
value,
with
payable
40
20, 1941, and 10 cents
I
"
,
»
>*J
,
*•;.»•'
June
cents
on
paid
Provision
Dec.
27,
:■ !
4
;
p,
a ' l'f
«
.■*..'
I
-
'
.
i
j "i:
•,
-
•
I.'
' -.
.
>•(*■•
\:
1942—12 ^OS.—1941
$788,937 $10,708,804
313,703
4,121,673
$9,859,628
3,954,231
1,177,035
taxes-
77,400
58,700
963,200
74,500
36,700
714,027
J
1,088,344
845,900
„
376,900
deducts—
etc.,
128,000
122,000
1,494,000
1,415,000
«$123,904
1
59,248
$161,837
56,191
$2,238,870
$2,179,253
696,710
653,273
$64,655
———
$105,646
$1,542,160
$1,525,980
$2,587,479
income
stock
•
on
on
pfd. stock
41,800
*41,800
Nov.
expense—.
Balance
—;
w
•
■'
$22,855
■
—V. 155, p, 2274.
*
-
I
'{
j
1 *
'i !
501,606
501,607
Anfertizat. of preferred
2180.
*;
1942—Month—1941
$834,468
329,434
i
'
f
*
V?
108,054
95,996
amortization
147,704
last, 15 cents
Sept. 30, 1941.—V. 155,
w
$640,138
stocks for period
101,230
Gross income—
has-been declared on the common
30 toHholders of record June 24.
on
$516,436
pref.
profits taxesfor depr. and
Dividends
share
May 31—
expenses
income
exc.
Net
per
236,475
$748,192
—
taxes--
Federal
5,000
30,804
147,430
85,500
688,990
.
cents
to
revenue
Operating
General
...
15
240,751
$624,490
108,054
—:
Period Ended
47,000
1943
inventory contingencies
A dividend of
19,763
$25*246
155, p. 2180.
Interest,
Total
20,190
Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings-
327,930
—
—
subsequent to Jan, 31,
1946
applicable
Balance
$45,009
$12,367
——-
income
Dividends
-V.
$32,557
—
2,066
,
due within year—,
payable July 1,
Net
present
j
now
from
of the financing is to refund
$71,544,118
Operating
(Philip) Carey Mfg. Co.—15-Cent Common Dividend
.
to
1942,
were
the
on
June
on
results
155,
.
$3
'——
—-—
Minority interest in capital stock and surplus of sub
General Latex & Chemical Corp. $3 preferred stock—
Cambridge Rubber Co, 1% preferred
Cambridge Rubber Co., common
Surplus
;
1941
■
Corp.
Reserve for repurchases of General Latex & Chemical Corp.
$3 cumulative convertible preferred stock
—
hand, $31,016; current accounts
and
$155), $27,802; inventory of concen¬
J
for
—
Chemical
&
...
convertible
Reserve
loiess.
undelivered, at net. contract settlement
value, $15 891*
,
Latex
general
on
money mortgage instalments
for "income and taxes
Reserve
Note—The foregoing profit and loss
statement does not' include
inter¬
company safes or profits or losses,
Callahan Zinc-Lead Co. has
three
subsidiaries, two of which have been for some time, and are
•
——-
—
————-—
—.
Purchase
15000
at
1,
annum
funds
unpaid
bonds
dividends
corporation
for each
$162,387
17,236
459,806
149,626
—
liabilities
payable
preferred stock
c 769
$3,406
their
$20,000,000 of
to
Inc.,
$2,587,479
———
payable
acceptances
payable
Purchase money mortgages due
1M80
said
per
Central
to
99,417
,j
—
Dividend
4q'fm
Inactive.
—1
Accounts
./
■
Pay
The
Liabilities-
TTTT!
^28 379
Mo.—To
above.
debentures
new
:■
6,366
1,305,384
235
171,312
406,713
28,688
29,976
—
———
in
Total
103/155
»as
—-—-------—--—
Louis,
327,439
—
-f-
,..I^—
buildings, less reserve for depreciation^
and
Accrued
'
?
capacity
t
$127 637
•
a
with
'
Trade
1'223
Interest
be
.
have
Er.change Commission covering a new issue of $35,000,debentures, due July 1, 1962,
Dillon, Read & Co. and Glore,
V.
1943
31,
—
*
45 052
administrative expenses and taxes
will
has organized Tybor Stores, Inc., a Puerto Bican corporation, with an authorized capitalization consisting of
800,000 shares
of capital stock, par 50 cents
each, and has subscribed for cash, at
par, for 742,674 of its shares.
Machinery and equipment, less reserve for depreciation
improvements, less reserve for amortization—.—
Prepaid expenses and deferred charges..
t.
*
$117 620
_
„
General
St.
•
Leasehold
loan
wo
send
The corporation's
of
hand
Notes payable
302^01
—
act
construction
they
compared
pany
receivable, other
Land and
$267 273
_
date
payment of all
The6 trustees
Cash held
$2,375,000
Report—
I,,".1941
sales
on
Income
Total
and smelter charges
Corp.
giving effect to the proceeds of the
good
company,
'
.
Inventories
indebtedness^ $7,000,000; reserve
000,000; 5% cumulative preferred stock ($50
par)
$-,999,450; common stock (965,073 no
par shares), $30,000 000earned
surplus, $15,828,171; total, $61,999,977.—V.
155, p. 187.
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Co.—Annual
to
Corp, as if
This shows
.
favor
'
•
the
indebtedness.'.
The
Cambria stock outstanding, 123,361 Vz shares
while only 300 were voted against it.
of
2274.
p.
banks
in
Accounts
and
taxes, $334,289; funded
for
giving effect
—.
Due
miscellaneous, $2 219 883'
owing to Alaska Packers
Association and its subsidiary, $1,179; accrued
payrolls, .$209,921; accrued interest on
debentures, $32,083; Provision
for
other
in
the Boatmen's National Bank of St.
Louis, cor¬
receipt of funds to pay all first mortgage bonds
(the
purpose
The
,
—,——————$103,332*
Dominion of Canada Victory Loan 1941 bond, at cost—..—
441
Accounts receivable, customers, less reserves
108,174
(less reserve for
Accounts
corporation will
completion
years remaining until maturity of the outstanding debentures.
issue will constitute the
company's only funded
13
the sale,
firm offer
a
Consolidated
accounts receivable
$22,346,492), $18,847,770; unexpired insurance
miums, deferred taxes, etc.,
$613,382; total, $61,999,977.
This
their
new
Assets—
Cash
of
19.
Corporation
upon
pany's outstanding funded debt, including*the retirement of
approxi¬
mately $21,700,00a outstanding VU debentures and $3,000,000 of bank
loans, and to provide additional funds for. general-corporate
purposes.
Through the issuance of the new debentures, the
maturity of the com¬
pany's funded debt will be extended to 20 years as
Cambridge Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Report—
$3 26
trade, $2,919,377; miscellaneous accounts and notes
receivable $346 497*
inventories, ■ $23,403,511; growing crops and advances to
'producers'
$1,765,600; investments, etc., $9,310,757; capital assets
depreciation
Plant
and
that
Forgan & Co. will head
which will be named in
30,. Cambria
•
155,
Association.
Sheet, Feb. 28, 1942
hand, $4,788,083;
25,279,769
■
1942
000 Vhr/o
purchase all of Cambria Iron's properties
share for Cambria stock..
a
of
terms
Co.—V.
$2,860,084
$2.56
Alaska
June
on
Defense
ovens;
Building
cents
The
Surplus
30,072,950
battery of coke ovens, adjacent to the coke
Gary, Ind., works, will be begun in the
,
Corporation
....
^
„
-•
Securities and
;
,
(at cost), $2,674,688;
hand and in process
stockholders may deposit their stock with
either the Pennsylvania Co.
for Insurances-on Lives and Granting
Annuities or
the Girard Trust
Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., and receive
payment at $55 a share., Those who do not deposit by June 30 will
receive $55 a share upon completion of liquidation of Cambria Iron
*
112,479
on
voted in favor of
until
$3,047,549
965,073
.
$
^
*
common
1940
.
S. Gov.
Co.—Sale
stockholders
Under
*241,865
' '
,
reserves, $851,185; minority interest in capital and
of subsidiaries, $23,083; capital stock ($5 par), $10,027,510;
surplus,
$22,606,337;
total
liabilities,
$34,630,051.—V.
155,
leases at
Of
247,464
$3,156,074
149,9731,206,341
-
7,788,841
Celanese Corp. of America- -Files
ture Issue—
and
$3,295,013
7
-
$*
13,886
and
• _•
7'-:7
'
class B
1940
68,947
891,005
1,000,000
—„
Net profit
The
$2,693,646
—
'
.
26,725.770 137,626,000 116,073 136
18,936,929 107,553,050
90,793,367
operated by Carnegie-Illinois Steel
Corp.
that the new coke ovens, which will
interim
of the Bethlehem Steel Co. to
87,909
adjustment--———
on
subsidiary——-.-———
).Contingent provision
Inventory adjustment—
Common
U.
35
receivable, $659,861; copper
Cambria Iron
$4,893,122
—
Write-off
Preferred
and
1,070,035
:
and
2274.
p.
644,123*
—
(
'
credits
capital
*26,550
'1,071,708
705,530
$6,008,000
1942—5 Mosl—1941 "
American depositary receipts for class
ordinary registered shares, amounted to 25% cents and
share, respectively, and were payable June 26 to
holders of record May 26. See V.
155, p. 2092.
;
-
1,264,985
"
—-
1941* '
$7,192,000
expected
2 9/10
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $531,399; taxes payable, $590,538; de¬
ferred
$3,826,805
39,837
—————
Alaska
of
trustee, is in
forma
income
Share of
$5,990,982
——————/
excess
Carreras, Ltd.—Interim Dividend—
delivered
surplus
Profit
.
•
——
Cost, expenses
Interest
'
$80,867,790 $61,973,036 $59,441,928
and depreciation—
74,702,756
58,273,180
55,481,789
—.1
:
174,052
110,000
133,334
—
is
and
A
including depreciation and depletion), $2,202,205; copper sold
(at sales price), $937,030; supplies at mine (at cost),
$1,176,244; employees' retirement fund, $249,966; deferred charges and
advances, $434,771; preliminary development, $190,579; investments in
other companies, $100,672; capital assets (less reserves for depreciation
and depletion,
$47,529,741), $19,452,614; total assets, $34,630,051; ;
r
7'Years Ended—
and
directed
(at cost,
not
Safes
1941
,
-
,,
in
i ;
"v
Consolidated Balance
.
203,962
*$1,296,668
—
cents
1,000,781
520,826
•
Assets—Cash, $6,551,360;
$980,780
'
Income; and
1942
'
$
.
announced
coke
for payment as
$2,626,381
822,964
1,119,084
i
taxes——
65
$2,741,301
651,882
—+
income
1,138,673
income
—V... 155, p. 2363.
:
-
1942—Month—1941
new
a
was
new
available
$2,595,370
Dr6,924
„
profit
share.
$2,064,247
1,105,635
—
•
dated Jan. 1,
1933, and due April
plus interest at the rate of 6% per
5,396,887
$3,588,460
,
_
"Equivalent to
"I
of
Carolina
$7,992,257
4,796,280
80,749
.
Depreciation
Depletion
3,060,505
..
for
corporation's
The
$5,360,968
239,294
——
*
*
7,769,691
behalf
on
Bonds—
1941
$5,634,284
—
Total
<
annually, will be completed and in opera¬
time, the announcement said.—V.
155, p. 2274.
1939
$8,205,877
4,698,166
taxes_
$20,295; reserve
of about 400.000 tons of coke
tion in about a year's
Subs.)
$3,507,711
and ordinary
*
Ry.—Earnings—
—
the
these
leased
total,
1941
Other income—.—■— —.
April 30
1942
revenues
of
June
sold——
copper
•
,
on
■
Ended
from
expenses
•
loans, $65
$18,139; accrued sales'-
2363.
p.
It is announced
Years End. Dec. 31—
Revenue
full
Two
pref.
•
"
—u—w..xuu1^.
future, it
and
of
•••■
Operating
revenue
155,
near
'''
■.
tax,
29,687,000
plant
for
mortgage payable to
Dec. 31,
1942,
$10,567;
normal Income and excess profits taxes, $268,077;
Consol.
bills
$331,206; cash
$12,354; total,*
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp.—Further
Expansion-
patents
Hecla
&
defence
May 31—
Construction
$689,332;
Dec.
-*
1
.
21,917,309
^•
on
Federal
Calumet
full
the
on
on
Results For Years
for
(less
and
$0.51
31, 1941
assets
national
expenses—..
porate
and
quarterly dividends were also paid
April .15, last (see V. 155, p. 1306)/
fixed
Nil
(less prepaid $12,800), $90,174;
general reserve, $30 000'
surplus, $546,541; total, $2,642,391.—V. 152, p. 4117.
'
revenue.^.—
banks,
surplus,
$833,271;
earned surplus,
$2.136.816.—V. 154, p. 1629.
quarterly dividends of
$1.50 per share on the 6% pref. stock, series of 1927, all
payable July
15 to holders of record June 30.
Upon payment of these dividends,
■
$326,793),
amortization;
reserve
Arrearages Wiped Out—
share
$726,022;
s
accounts,
"
-V.
$252,101; notes and accounts
for doubtful accounts, $15,993), $312,047; mer¬
reserve
cost
accounts
insurance,
wages,
revenues
100,000
dividend payable, $60,000; reserve for taxes and contingencies, $75,000;.
mortgages payable, $91,433; capital stock ($1 par), $400,000; capital
; Tire directors have declared two full quarterly dividends of $1,75
per'share on the Vlo pref. stock, two full quarterly dividends of $1.50
per
in
•' " '
S
diamond and swaging dies (at cost
(at cost) -(less amortization charge,
$543,485), $95,160; deferred charges, $7,307; total, $2,136,816.
Liabilities—Notes payable, to banks, $30,000; accounts payable, trade,
$112,306; deposits and prepayments, $15,398; expenses accrued, $65,492;
*
Declares
—
(less
Sheet, Dec.
and
$678,269;
prepaid
Operating
253,869
———,—,r„
•
......
1013
bad-and* doubtful
$22,131;
"*
,
'
'
$205,208
;
$3.59
-
30,
market),
Operating
43,504
——u—-—
share,———
or
for
banks,
Week End. June 21—
'
87,687
to surplus
year,
hand
on
inventory,
depreciation,
all Classes of Preferred Stock—
on
49,519
^profits taxes
excess
—————
common
less depreciation), $54,847;
1
Quarterly Dividends
and
In
Period Ended
Net
for the
declared
per
receivable
$15,068;
y
income
Balance
security taxes, $15,620; State
other accrued liabilities, $21,716;
revenues billed
in advance, $14,899; purchase money obligation, $18,209preserve for compensation insurance, as self insurer, $33,819; 5%
fixed' and income interest mortgage sinking fund bonds due Dec. 1,
1955t,\$3,050,500; capital stock ($10 par), $542,740; deficit, $270,115;
tota^ $3,745,837.—V. 141, p. 2582.
--/l*/■'
income
*
Sheet, April
cost
Canadian National
.
normal
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merchandise
of
reserve
and
and
earned
$639,788.
—
$3.28'
"
profits taxes
28,489
—
——
Assets—Gash
social
$36,360;
I.: franchise and other taxes,
———
*
*
—$611,298
depreciation..————,
charges,^.——__i—J..^——
and
payable
to
ice distributors,
$30,201
net
Counties Ice Co., $6,067.; bond interest
1941, $30,505; property taxes, $54,251; reserve
17,335
$4.01
.
*
(lower
etc,
429,114
•
——
share..
17,335
"
Liabilities—Capital stock ($100 par); $1,733,500;"bank
000; accounts payable, $138,743; accrued
$3,392,276
2,351,863
—-
income
Federal
Dividends
Southern
*$38,222
17 335
17,335
"
estate, plant, machinery, goodwill,
etc., at
for depreciation of
$434,597); $1,598,432; stock of
$2,642,391.
,
1—:——-j■
—I
from
for
Earnings
advances
amount
$62,234
34,670
$22,177
out¬
$100).
deflct,
receivable, less
on
$394,008;
deposit, $30,773; land, buildings and equipment (less
of $928,331), $2,622,648; other assets, $242,136; deferred charges, $62,928; total, $3,745,837,
depreciation
18,455
*$38,222
$34,838
—
stock
cap.
or
stores,
the
on
amortization
Prov. ior
and
for
reserves
45,654
$62,234
Assets—Real
July 22.
This
Jan. 26, last, and 10 cents
———1
income
Gross
$120,651; notes and accounts
of $45,995), $272,693; in¬
hand,
on
doubtful
for
reserve
66,313
$56,847
Balance
record
operatiohs—w——-—I——
on
income
10
of
Ended Dec. 31, 1941
——
profit
Other
$100,856;
$154,532
166,863
34,670
(par
per
•Loss
Gross
■"V
1939
*$19,767
$69,508
cap.
Earns,
;
.
1
...
for Year
sales—1——
of
Selling,
7,000
6
share paid
15 cents per
sales
Cost
104,098
162,354
.165,762
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with
dividend of
a
Aug.
payable
Aug. 28, 1941, and Aug. 15, 1940.
Net
7,476
-
,,
stock,
Income
55,436
$129,202
$164,609
62,079
1
*
—s---
Prov. for Fed. inc. tax..
;
58,244 7
$196,138
—94,563
interest
Prov.
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45,560
; ■
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————
directors have declared
compares
on
v
1940
$107,888
—
surplus
standing
,
Callite Tungsten Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
$2,025,994
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Revenues
1941
$123,160
income
etc
reserve,
reserve
California Consumers Co.—Annual Report-
&
Ltd.—Earnings—
1942
$236,372
Dividends paid
payrolls,
due
.
•
April 30—
oper
Net income
payable (in¬
in 1942), $125,726; reserve*"for repayment of
advance received under selling agency contract, $30,000;
capital stock
($1 par), $1,802,409; operating deficit, $694,623;*
total, $1,362,533.—
V. 155, p. 2274.
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1
417,361
$2,932,398
leases,
from
Depreciation
agreement on Deadwood property, $110,525; prepaid ex-,
$20,586; deferred charges and other assets (includihg $5,441.55
from subsidiaries), $26,978; total, $1,362,533.
accrued interest and provision for local, State and Federal taxes
as
other miscellaneous current accruals, $19,367; notes
158,140
513,214
-
Canadian Converters Co.,
Years Ended
Profits
lease
•Liabilities—Current
52,408
Ho'6?!!
—
i-——
'Total
—V.
*
Monday, June 29, 1942
at
supplies,
penses,
62,177
1,768,100
52,408
—
surplus
Earned
34,343
under
(124,437 no par shares)-.--—--
Capital
92,490
,
($100 par)
stock
preferred
stock
13,026
capital stock
—
contingencies—
cumulative
Common
10,990
1,878
—i
income
—
Reserve
'Ti
9,008
employees———
and
Federal
taxes
and
cost, $17,236; miscellaneous investment in
stocks of mining companies, at cost, $56,283; securities of
subsidiary
companies, $558,731; property, plant and equipment, net, $236,631;
examination
and
development costs, etc., ■ on properties held under.'
leases, less amortization, $147,821; .plant and equipment oh properties
$130,142
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miscellaneous
officers
for
Provision
materials
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$47,895
.
T 14,853
$925,701
*
191,406
$832,967
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
committee
Dividend—
Central Franklin Process Co.—Smaller
"The
the common stock,
no
par value,
payable July 1 to holders of record June 19.
This
compares with $2 per share on April 1, last, $6 per share paid on
Dec. 24, last, and $2 "per share on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 1941.
dividend of $1
A
•
—V.
share has been declared on
per
J.
members
as
Busch,
Friedman.
days
60
every
names
Francis X.
William
committee
The
taken
steps
the
in
-
respect to the voting trustees.
will
In
i
,
is
are
part.
a
The
Commission
June
on
v.
29
to
155,-p. 87.
■•+
<
all
what
:
v-
"■
«.
of
the
taken
Yy
•
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^
■.
The directors
share,
share
per
14
June 24 declared
on
payable
July
distribution
on Jan.
cents;
155,
27,
cents;
seven
Chesapeake Corp.
—
exchange
denying
for
the
its
directors have declared
of
dividend of
a
50
Commonwealth
application
The
full
filed
tlement
of
in
on
holders
York,
New
of
of record June 30.
A
last, as against 15 cents
Federal
tax
claims
Baltimore
at
against the
June
1941
disclosed
Y
in
or
notified
being
are
at
Swiss,Francs
office
the
distribution
presentation of
Chilton
coupon No.
directors
have
quarterly
a
The
in
Total
•
The
$2,535,646
stock
Ry.
Mr.
valued
at
Davis said
$1,639,514
than
more
$83,000.
~
,
:
Balance
30
April
Sheet,
U.
to
the Government has
pressed a tax claim of $8,093,700
'based on alleged liability for 1936, 1937 and 1938 of $6,712,469 plus
interest, and told the court the $1,200,000 settlement was advisable.;
The claims represented income and excess profit taxes for the three
years
arising mainly from conflicts over tax liability on certain
C. & O. dividends declared late in 1936, payable-in 1937.
%V
Mr. Davis said that after this settlement only minor current taxa.tion, winding up of the receivership and payment of. receivership expenses remained, and that distribution of the railroad stock held by
'
stock,
both
j.—j.—
declared
,
paid on Jan.
were
,
,
/
.
.
-
.
15,
.
of
40
July
cents
following
Inc.—$1.40 Extra Div.—•
dividend
extra
an
dividend
payable
the
kwh.,
1941,
week of
75
of
cents
$1.40
share
share
per
the
on
com¬
to
per
disbursements
and
of
per
holders of record June 30:
A
share was-made on April 15, last.
15
July
15,
made: Jan. 15 and
and Dec. 30, 40 cents
were
15
Oct.
Operating
.
kwh.
for
the
corresponding
155, p. 2364.
and
for
.
Account, Year Ended April 30, 1942
,t;.
$2,758,672
!—
revenues
Expenses
taxes—
———
1,425,895
-
—
depreciation and depletion
Balance
Other
391,212
Net
—V.
300
;_L——
10,390
——
income'
Income
4,940
$941,565
_L————
income
Gross
14,564
::
100
Contracts receivable—
144,800,000
decrease of 3.4'%.—V.
Income
988
*19,755
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with
compared
a
.Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—Earnings—
10,138
—10,021 /""
Inventories
share,
per
,
cents
10
distribution,
company on June 23 announced that production nf the electric
plants of its system for the week ending June 21, amounting to 139,-
900,000
1941 '•
1,267
Y—,21—
receivable
Accounts
cents
of
pref. stock, payable July 15
together with a-
1st
similar
,
regular
a
1941,
$518,827
135,088
,S. Government bonds (at cost)
"Accrued interest receivable—!
5
dividend
semi-annual
a
A
The
Y;.'"■■ v'Y'/Y/
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1942
$459,608
Cash
*
* "
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$310,167
$292,148
—
Comparative
30.
of
April 15, 75 cents each,
each.—V. 152, p. 97.
1,329,347
Assets—
•
155, p. 2364.
■
value partlc.
June
have
directors
During
;
1,335,316
income
14.05%.—V.
or
declared
par
1629.
p.
1941 "Y/
$1,627,463
Y
for the corresponding week in
177,600,219
f
dividend
extra
154,
payment
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stock valued .at. nearly $6,000,000, and 18,500 shares of Pere Marquette
r
record
regular
15
1942
income
Net
subsidiaries
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
of
dividend
v"
.
the $1
of
Provision
assets, papers disclosed, amount to $8,612,476 and
in cash, 199,786 shares of Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
receivership
include
April 30—
of
energy
.
Expenses
Judge Rowland K. Adams signed the documents sanctioning the tax
settlement upon request of E. Asbury Davis, receiver of the corporation, which was placed in receivership in 1939 by action of a group
of former directors acting as trustees in a voluntary dissolution.
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with
have
on
addition
mon
City & Suburban Homes Co.—Earnings—
Years Ended
electric
show
to
Consolidated Car Heating Co.*
*
in
Suisse
16.—V. 155, p. 2004.
declared
Corp.—Weekly Output—
output of
of 24,949,295
directors
share
holders
Co.—Dividend Increased—
'1
for $1,200,000,
corporation
increase
year-end
-
stockholders.
to
to
interest; at
Credit
of
"
1917.
p.
/
Chile 5%
De
Yodo
that
'
leaving large assets for
hour
adjusted
compared
as
an
The
per
i
cents per
share on
the capital stock, par $10, payable Aug. 14 to holders of
..record Aug. 4.
This compares with 10 cents per share on Feb. 13 and
May 15, last.—V. 155, p. 1751.
set-/
stock
$8,142,900;- common
$100),
Community Frosted Food Co.—10-Cent Dividend—
'
The
15, eight cents
24
(par
Southern
&
kilowatt
corporation
549,514
Makes $1,200,000 Settlement Of
Court
Circuit
$28,798;
stock
.
general business conditions of
territory served for the week ended June 18, 1942, amounted to 202,-
the
year ended June 30, 1942, will be paid in
or
after June 30.
The interest will be paid in, sterling .at the
office of J. Henry Schroder & Co., or at the option of the
in dollars at the office of J. Henry Schroder Banking Corp.
London
•••••
Federal Tax Claims—Paves Way to End Receivership—
order
weekly
this
of
,
cents per share on
Corporacion De Ventas De Salitre
income debentures
.rate of 2Vfe% ,for the half
.
$128,071;
$435,690; total, $33,681,800.—V. 154,
7
An
debits,
Co.),
out¬
The plaintiff charged that the company sought
sinking fund provision of the present bond issue.r-V. 155,
•
the
Holders
1596, 1306.
p.
in
In
Zurich, Switzerland, at the current London rate of exchange on the day
15 and Oct.
and July
debentures
new
debentures.
...
sterling
Payments in 1941 were as follows: Jan. 15,
15, 1942.
March 29,
each.—V.
March
on
of
gold
last.—V.
quarterly dividend of seven cents
a
stockholders
to
15
made
was
5%
_
..in
similar
series
a
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales Corp.—Interest—
Y
Chemical Fund, Inc.—7-Cent Dividend—
per
Against Plan Denied—
the
capital stock, payable July 21 to holders of record July 10.
A like
amount was paid on Feb. 25 and on May 26, this year' (compare
V. 155, p. 398).—V. 155, p. 1674.
Y
for a hearing
in the matter.
proceedings
should be
action
deferred
Power
shares), $8,977,200; long-term debt, $7,089,000; accounts pay¬
able, $69,103; wages payable, $16,983; unredeemed tickets, $39,539;
matured
interest, $306,810;
taxes
accrued,
$357,177;
other current
liabilities, $11,768; deferred credits, $4,651; reserves, $8,230,979; surplui,
indebtedness."
The
deposits (bond interest,
rental receivable (Con¬
materials and supplies,
total, $33,681,800.
banks, $117,165; special
receivable, $12,507;
and
Liabilities—Preferred
Chile Copper Co.—Distribution of 50 Cents—
says
consolidated
determine
in
accounts
Light
.
■
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deposits
$306,970;
$97,327;
155,
by a bondholder, Justice Schmuck cited the "harm the company
by any interference with its campaign or a change in its
evade
to
of
15-year
p. 2181.
it appears that there are resonable
grounds to believe that the common stock of Central has no value;
that voting
power is. unfairly
and inequitably distributed, that the
continuance of voting trustees results in unfair and inequitable distribution of voting power as well as unduly and unnecessarily complicatlng the structure of the holding company system of which they
-
plans."—V.
the
suffer
bonded
-
holding company.
a
its notice the Commission
In
•
should
execution
Court Justice. Peter Schmuck denied June 24 an applica¬
injunction to restrain the company from proceeding with
an
issuance
made
the
on
itself
the
for
standing
for a hear-
consolidating proceedings and setting a date
order
an
rather .complicated series of transactions pending before
the Commission, the latter said the voting trustees constitute a public
utility holding company within the meaning of the Holding Company
Act of 1935 and are a registered holding company; that the voting
trustees have a subsidiary company,. Central Public Utility Corp., which
itself has a subsidiary company, Consolidated Electric & Gas Co., which
;
report
of
etc.),
necticut
(89,772
Supreme
tion
•
P.
Wm.
Marshall and
at least once In
Thomas L.
•
Childs Co.—Injunction
Corp.—Integration Order—
application by the vot¬
ing trustees for the common stock of the corporation looking ultimately
to a termination of the trust agreement, the SEC ordered hat proceedings
under section 11 (B) (2)—corporate simplification—be instituted with
ing
committee Messrs.
a
155, p. 48.
Central Public Utility
,
of such
Henry F. Tenney,
2181,
p.
Simultaneously with the filing June 18 of an
,
demand
having definite duties in that respect.
court
Sidley,
2455
deductions
income
$951,955
—-
353,803
!—
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$598,152
—
155, p. 1675.
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Mortgages
Treasury
...
Real
*
the
receiver
would
be
made
as soon asj: possible.
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another holding company, holds approximately
shares of outstanding Chesapeake Corp. stock.—
The Alleghany Corp.,
70%
V.
1,799,745
of
'
2274.
155, p.
\ Y/
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
May
from
Net
Net ry.
From Jan.
,
Accounts
payablie
*1939
22,734,793
Other
\
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,
bonds, due
gold
bond
$1,000
per
/ share
'*June
is
Interest
"
Y
.
1941.
"
(made
pany.—V. 155,
:
up
of.
eight issues) of the eom-
some
2364, 2181.
Y/
/
860.
p.
of
50
YY;
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-
the
on
15.—V.
stock,
common
144, p. 3169.
Y^.'Y,: Y.Y ?
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V
■Y'
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was
paid.—V.
amortization
Gross
188.'
YY'Y~-
-' :
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Y.'
,
declared
Commonwealth Edison
showed
a
dividend
of-
75
Steps Taken—■•*.•*
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groups
.
-';
••••
\/
«- -
holders'
to the unification and reorganization plan for Chicago's Sur-
(
face and
the U.
should
now
be
declared
should
,
be
operative
taken-
and
remaining
steps necessary
>
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.
—Kilowatt-Hour Output—
Week Ended—
June
13—
150,635,000
The
155,
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:—_
30__
—V.
-
p.
2364.
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154,639,000
-
153,633,000
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He Indicated
he was certain there
Operating revenues
of
properties by
-Until
company
Gross
'
Income
to which
a
State
ceedings
authorities.
the
Initiative
in
those
matters
plan.-The court is of opinion,
to ;obtain ^required "approvals
shoiuld be
should
be
taken by
however, that proin the hands of a
Corp.—Transfer Agent—
-
..
New York City, has been
prior preference stock.—V. 155,
Y i/!,/, ,Y"Y , '
Co.—Extra Dividend—
an
495,321-
sum
The
Judge Lee A.
YMcCracken authorized the sale in, an order terminating the receiver¬
ship.
The new company, retaining the name of the old one, is headed
by A. B. Weir.gard of Butler, Pa., as President.—V. 112, p. 376.
had been in receivership for the past six years.
company
(Peter) Cooper Corp.—Accumulated Dividend—
The
directors have
declared
dividend of $1 per
a
share on account
and the regular quarterly dividend of $1.62V2 per
6^2% cumulative preferred stock, both payable July 1
accumulations
/Of
share
the
on
of record
holders
to
last.
June
Like
29.
amounts
Arrearages as at April 2, 1942, were
share.—V. 155, p. 1507.
,
were
paid
on
April 1,
said to amount to $31.22 Va
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Portland Cement Co.—Tenders—
Birmingham Trust & Savings Co., trustee,-Birmingham,
and including July 20 receive bids for the sale to
The
until
Ala.,
it of
mortgage 6%
30-year gold bonds due Oct. 1, 1844, to an amount
exhaust $15,549.80 held in the sinking fund, at prices
to
to exceed par
not
and interest.
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1940
•
Creamery Package Mfg.
341,703
A
mon
dividend
of
37y2
cents
per
Co.—37%;-Cent Dividend—
share has been declared on
10 to holders of record June
on Jan.
10 and April 10, last.
stock,- payable July
( distribution
$330,921
418,993
was
made
$742,295
357,695
$604,752
$384,600
275,468
-261,563
30.
-
the com¬
A similar
1941, the
April 10 and July 10, 30 cents
In
411,374
329,295
income
deductions
-
Pennsylvania Refinery
company's oil refinery, in operation at Oil City, Pa., for
of the
nearly 60 years, to a newly-formed syndicate for an undisclosed
has been announced, according to an Associated Press dispatch.
will
$934,047
,
income
each; and Oct. 10, 35 cents.—V. 155, p.
Crocker-Wheeler Electric Mfg.
A
dividend
similar
Reservations of net income:
Int.
on
Co.—15-Cent Div.-nr-
declared on the common
July 20 to holders of record June 30.- A
20, last. The previous dividends
share—Was paid on Dec. 22, 1937.—V, .155, p. 1598.
v
of
15 cents per share has been
10
Annual
payment was made on April
cents per
long-term debt, held in and called for
sinking fund
.•£_
sinking fund requirement
66,285
(The) Ciimmiiis Diesel Englne Corp.
66,285
$262,999
$56,752
of N. Y.—Changes
Name—
Balance
to surplus
.
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Note—No
!
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provision is considered necessary for Federal excess profits
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Balance Sheet, Dec.
31, 1941
Y
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Assets—Investments, $32,577,783; sinking fund (bonds deducted con¬
tra), $363,055; miscellaneous special funds, $50,124; cash on hand and
name of this corporation has been
Aircraft Corp.
Offices and plant are
Y.
is announced that this change in name does not. affect in any
either ownership, management, policy or products of the corpora¬
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Effective
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tax.
,
payable July 10 to holders of record June 30.
An extra
paid on Jan. 10, last, as against 20 cents extra on July
both
Coosa
$515,054
net,
;
extra dividend of 20 cents per share and
10, 1941, and 40 cents extra on Jan. 10, 1941.—V. 155, p. 1507,
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issuance of securities provided by the amended plan.
approval is obtained the transfer of properties to the new
cannot be" made. -*The court cannot now-undertake to give
/proponents of
,
company
.373,619
revenues,
$5,805,785
$4,549,367
'stock, no par value, payable
Net
specific directions as-to-procedure to obtain necessary orders from
tlfo
-
new
operating
Other income,
that
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the
been granted -and
$359,467
following payments were made: Jan. 10,
Net
,
i
;
for taxes
^Provision
said,
acquisition
terminable permit has
"requires approval by the Illinois Commerce Commission of
■
Y$710,134 -$8/757,522 $10,013,942
285,389
3,424,816
3,42f,81»
? ''
1
- '
1 •
t
65,278
783,339
78?,339-
of 40 cents was
$2,818,331
1,792,541
353,166
$3,438,335
2,054,341
Operating expenses & maintenance,,
should be favorable action
by -the Illinois Commerce Commission by the end of the year.
"Consummation
of - the
plan,"
Judge
Igoe's memorandum
'
YY
first
.
./'Provision-for depreciation
$13,336,606 $14,661,904
4,579,084
4,587,962
regular semi-annual- dividend of 80 cents per share on the capital
stock,
•
-Y-
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.—Report—
31—
Y
1941 '
.
5,510.000
Broadway,
100
Co.,
Continental Insurance
;
6.4
8.2
12.2
132,431,000
•
,
agent for the 7%
transfer
2006.
\ 4.9
145,355,000
.
2,326,137
6,711,857
% Increase
141,989,000
-
12 Months Ended Dec.
to
'
Trust
York
New
appointed
p.
per
143,552,000
148,585,000
■
May
i._
—
6
June
1941
-1942
20
June
-
•
Approval by the Illinois Commerce Commission is still required to
pass on financial features of the merger before the unification plan
cari become effective; -Judge Igoe appointed a committee representing
Various security holders' groups to carry the matter to the State Commission.
■
Elevated, lines, Federal Judge Igoe in a memorandum read in
District Court June 22 said the court is of opinion the plan
execution
its
'
S.
65,278
"392,381
$186,377
Continental Gas & Electric
;
Co.—Weekly Output—
are
|
; :•
J "/.•'
r'
etc.
'
-
-V. 155, p. 2275.
Sale
per
increase over the corresponding period of 1941.
Fol¬
the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four weeks and
percentage comparisons with last year:,
;
Following the hearing of objections filed by "various security
-
" $1,102,516
*$537,044
285,389
pfd. stock
pref.-'stock
_Y_
sufficient
;
500,000
394,370
on
of
Balance
.
.
cents
4.9%
a
lowing
Operative and Remaining Necessary
Should be Declared
5,234,866
$931,413
^Li-
•
3,80S,044
4,028,818
318,800
561,040
lu/Y
income
Amort,
the
Electricity output of the Commonwealth Edison group of companies,
sales to other electric utilities, for the week of June 20
Chicago Surfacer Lines—Federal Judge Declares Plan
'
300r360
498,732
deductions-
&
expenses,
"
have
24,
1942—12 Mos.—1941
>318,605
.
taxes
and
——-,
income
Dividends
•
excluding
par
155; p.
deprec.
The directors have declared
share on
the common stock, payable July 1 to holders of- record June 26.
This
compares with 50 cents per share paid on April 3, last. -Payments in
1941 were as f9llows: April 3, 50 cents; July 1, $1, and Sept. 29 and
Dec. 24, $1.25 each.—V. 155, p. 1406.
Y
value, and on the .voting trust certificates
representing common, shares, payable June 30 to holders of record
June 26.
This is the first dividend since June 30,' 1939, when 15 cents
no.
for
Continental Refining Co.—Sell
directors
,
directory have declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the
stock,
i-ProV."
Dividend—
Columbia Mills, Inc.—75-Cent Dividend—
The
■
The
1,520,471
267,954
—u—
pi-of.
■•/ '
..
-
the common
$4,021,384 $51,551,249 $47,462,-951
1,535,948 :16,887,668
18,095,346
263,821
3,351,435
3,123,520
$4,097,615
-
taxes--,
excess
Net
have declared the usual quarterly dividend of 25 cents
share on the common stock, payable Aug. 28 to holders of record
Aug. 12.
In each of the three preceding quarters a regular of 25
cents and a special of 25 cents were paid.—V. 155, p. 1831.
,
,11 Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—50-Cent Div.—
common
taxes
Federal: Income
Fed.
The directors
cents per share has been
$25,V payable July
par
expenses
•
"
■per
i '
,
declared on the common
1 to holders of record June 20.
This
compares with $2 paid on Dec. 27, last, and $1 on Oct. 1, 1941.
The
previous payment/ also: $1 per share, was made in Dec., 1937.—V. 154,
dividend
General
c.
a
Chicago Railway Equipment Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
A
stock,
*
p.
*
$12,022,384' $11,811,402
liquidating dividend of $5 per
payable June 25 to holders of record
declared
on
and Nov. 28 and Dec.
1942—Month—1941
31—
Lr—L
revenue
Operating
"
'
.
Gross
r
Interest
recently
recently declared
Consumers Power Co.—Earnings—
Y
1,532,452.
-
was
$4; Oct. 20, $1,
9, $1 each; June 25,
each.—V. 155, p. 2005.
Y Period End.
May
•
,
.
Secondary Offering—Bear, Stearns & Co., it was re¬
cently announced, placed a block of slightly over $3,000,000 bonds
——,---.
: :
•
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.—No Special
gprtfl bonds, due 1948.
payable at qffi$e/of Chicago & North Western Railway,
'"Y
York.
^
4,255,690
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Co.—Secondary
Distribu¬
tion—Union Securities Corp.; after the close of business
June 18, offered a block of 20,000 shares of common
; stock (no par) at a fixed price of $14 per share net.
/Dealer's discount, 65 cents less 16 cents management
fee.
The shares have all been sold and the subscription
books closed.—V. 155, p. 1505.
Y/Y' 'V,
>Y;f
{guaranteed first,mortgage 5%
•New
;
4,255,690
share
per
June
$3
i;
presentation for stamping of the
Peoria & North Western Ry.
on
directors
The
1, 1936, from St. Louis,
due Jan.
•
500
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co.—Liquidating Div.
7
y
due 1948, if the pending plan of reorganization approved by- the court
is placed in effect, as follows;
Y
!
Y
Y
la) $29.90 per $1,000 bond on presentation for stamping of the
coupon due May 1, 1936, from Chicago & North-Western Ry. Co. 43A%
general mortgage gold bonds of 1987, stamped.
■"/-;
<b) $32.50 per $1,000 bond on presentation of stamping of the coupon
due Jan.
1, 1936, from Milwaukee & State Line Ry. Co. guaranteed
$34.60
—/
-
-V. 154, p. 1261.
7,063,446
,
(c)
-
1,581,973
Total
11,341,209
YSrk Stock Exchange has received notice that payment af
an
amount
equivalent to the fixed and contingent interest earned
during 1941 will be made beginning July 1, on the securities to be
/issued in exchange for (1) Chicago & North-Western Ry. 4%% general
; mortgage.gold bonds of 1937, stamped; (2) Milwaukee & State Line Ry.
guaranteed first mortgage 3Va% gold bonds, due 1941; (3) St. Louis
".Peoria & North Western Ry. guaranteed first mortgage 5% gold bonds
coupon
187,307
4,080,919
-ii—500
——Jx—L--.
$3
par
YY
Chicago & North-Western Ry.—Interest—
.'first mortgage Vh%
sale of property-—:
—
Surplus
The New
i
1,725,321
of
value, payable June 24 to holders of record June 16,3 This
compares with $1 paid on May 25, last, and $1.50 on March 30, 1942.
Payments in 1941 were as follows: March 17, April 18, May 19 and
stock, ho
Y
•14,176
.
(par $10)—.—:_L——l_i—
Capital stock
■
Y
on
reserves
$21,143
129,771
17,311
1,794,198
r
193,903
3,866,428
V v 156,017
-
dividend
A
'
37,728,087
16,448,793
■
------
for depreciation
Reserve
812,996
;
53,636,671
,
-
$20,480 "
'
------
credits
Deferred-credit
>
1,586,284
.
railway.,,..
67,783,063
52,138,950
Net from railway
/Y 29,575,480 21,496,281
Net ry. oper. income—
12,502,330
14,114,212
—V. 155, p. 2092.; v '■■■■ ■
- "r
'
-L
Accruals
•
$6,397,913
.
from
Gross
x—_
Mortgages payable on land and buildings——
Y. ' •
1942 :
1941 • Y
' 1940
railway,.:;.- $16;631,812 $13,485,035 $12,090,641
8,558,934
6,971,716
5,742,938
' 2,636,778
4,833,174
4,146,141
1—
■
•
<-.»-• »
/ ;t Y
railway___._/.
oper. income,
(at 'cost)—:
Consolidated Rendering Co.—$3 Dividend—
•
"//Vyy
V: :
—
from
Gross
172,436
1,852,414
8,903,690
142,609
123,944
cost)-—
(at
—$12,022,384 $11,811,402
Liabilities—
'v -■Y!
r / Y,f■YYv
■,'•
1!■7... :/,.-/.1//
•
Deferred
>
*
//' Total
/Y"-'
....
land
buildings
Equipment (at cost)
Deferred charges —;
'
,
estate,
Real estate,
224,735
7,9.72
r' 1,868,026
8,926,830
127,263
106,819
195,452
receivable
stock
■changed
located
It
■wav
tion.
to
at
June
1,
1942,
the
Rogers Diesel &
Leggett Ave.,
1120
New York, N.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2456
Copley Press, Inc.
1941
Oper.
1940
1939
1938
$3,723,347
$3,163,427
2,612,493
$3,109,990
taxes—-
&
exp.
inc.
oper.
Depreciation
Net
Other
58,287
65,269
68,242
$693,108
$485,665
$534,604
19,656
funded
on
interest
for
debt
18,893
40,153
20,932
$970,001
31,804
$712,001
$525,818
$555,536
40,671
59,125
22,633
inc.
138,627
63,723
68,534
203
603
6,456
9,608
amort.
exp.
year
bonds
Average
interest
the
on
a
before.
year
trust
1940.
in
showed
company
the
collateral
15,640
368,033
taxes
Last
$1,500,000
69,667
23,086
21,349
——__
Fed.
Debt disc. &
2,507,144
56,943
income
Interest
2,971,953
$950,346
.
income
Total
Res.
3,222,370
operating income
Other
Utilities, Ltd.—Bonds Offered—W. C. Pitfield
& Co., G. E. Leslie & Co. and Eastern Securities
Co., are
publicly offering $800,000 of 4%% collateral trust sink¬
ing fund bonds at'97%.
This issue does not represent
new financing as the
bonds, which were issued in Feb¬
ruary, 1940, were taken up privately at that time.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$4,229,659
Years End. Dec. 31—
Sales & Misc.
Monday, June 29, 1942
Eastern
profit
amounted
earnings
bonds
income
gross
Net
to
$180,782,
the
over
amounted
of
to
$1,000,000,
available
for
$149,098,
with
Interest
on
Federal
and
requirements of $54,000.
interest
Interest
Balance
to
surplus-
$548,613
Consolidated
Assets—
$509,014
Plants,
Notes,
_
Inventories
Cash
-
debt)
deposit
with
able
333,954
made
407,926
on
317,059
308,659
cents per
the
on
1%
102,278
cumulative
471,502
record
preferred
June
20."- A
stock,
similar
account
on
$10,
par
of
Ebasco
•
—
Jan.
on
2
arid
April
1,
last,
as
compared
July 2 and Oct. 1, 1941, and 17»/a cents each
155, p. 918
^ " v
Services
with
35
^
was
cents
Net
each
and April
$389,007
ing
$7,934,658
$437,686
American
Liabilities—
Notes, accounts payable,
Interest
Taxes
accrued
funded
on
debt
debt
Deferred
——
——,
items
Reserves
Preferred
._
Capital
;
the
corresponding week
follows:
as
ties
163,493
Operating Subsidiaries of—
110,333
American Power & Light Co.—
149,427
1 45,116
4,311
3.0
Electric
,81,153
74,382
6,771
9.1
of
108.203
101,589
6,614
6.5
June- 24,
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,485,942
942,946
—1—1—r.-__„—„——
&
Light Corp..
National Power & Light Co.—
1,000,000
2,647,665
—____—————j_*
Power
942,946
Amount
The above
figures do not include the system inputs of
appearing in both periods.—V. 155, p. 2365.,
-
not
any
Total
-V.
$8,038,493
151,
$7,934,658
Samuel
A.
Seventh
Avenue
Corp.
(Park
Central
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Discontinues Quarterly Reports
The
War
corporation
Department
Stock
20
'/'•
"The
at
arrangement
by
■
the
request of
with
the
Dec.
on
The War
1941,
8,
increase
filed
is
propellers,"
and
since
will be
prospective earnings for 1942, it
on
believed
that
the
such that the
155,
effect
of
existing
the
legislation
proposed
company's net profit will be materially reduced."
2365.
p.
The directors have
stock,
similar
A
declared
$1,
par
distribution
previous payment,
dividend
a
payable
of 60
July
to
made
was
this
on
also 60 cents,
15
cents
of
made on June
was
July
record
June
on
The
1941.
20,
2.
1937.—V. 155,
18,
1119.
p.
the
bondholders'
committee
with
Samuel
E,
Magid
Secretary.—V.
as
•;
De
Beers
directors
The
tion
Consolidated
New
for
upon
a
that
:•
by
the
,
the
on
June
on
deferred
This
year.
uncertainties,
18
despite
to make any
deferring
action
states,
company
the
•';
decided not
shares,
the
action,
maintenance
of
until
/
interim distribu¬
the end of the
taken
was
in
diamond
view
of
war
since
sales
the
beginning of the year at last year's level.
It
the
announced
was
that
the
York
dividend
of
20%
on
preference stock will be paid.—V. 152, p. 3648.
Supreme
a
Supreme
Court
Court
ruling,
June
on
the
19
Appellate
dismissed
(;
Division
of
stockholder's
a
the
,
'
6uit
of
cents
25
share has been declared
per
Gas.
a
United Gas
Electric
is
Bond
Appelate
a
&
50
on
the
affiliate.
in
'•
.
,
Period End. Mar. 31—
E.
able
to
J
states:
787.
p.
"The
debentures
11,492,436
taxes..
propriations
1,
operat.
„—
Mr.
6,142,797
profit
—
♦After all
i
Gross
(net)_„
jDr542
income
Such
in¬
12,439,298
4,923,119
21,546,954
tBefore
1940
etc.,
the
trustees
certificates
record
July
of
14.
public
.12,441
378,021
257,968
9,320,431
9,470,268
32,776,409
30,583,161
,3,711,871
14,496,434
14,833:112
5,758,397
18,279,975
15,749,719
1,972,817
1,971,613
7,887,976
11
similar
cents
interest,
distribution
share
per
of
nine
payable
on
was
each
cents
Aug.
made
Feb.
51,806
on
Lt.
1
on
.share
on
holders
of
last,
3,786,784
10,391,999
7,863,267
534,298
179,310
May
1,
Net
equity,
Other
2,
J.
Lynch
has
been
elected
President,
Duluth
succeeding
Wm.
A.
from
ry.
1941
1939
$183,200
$117,744
$121,573
Net
54,402
15,114
22,141
22,503
*7,818
702
*18,782
934,400
667,746
589,191
146,702
110,039
59,128
106,390
4,381
♦18,427
income.
155,
From
Co.—Earnings-
stock
of
Year Ended April 30—
1942
25,119
16,896
118,227
74,088
4,973
4,835
26,521,709
_y-
,
operating revenue—..
58,351
374,733
_
1,587,725
►
3,117,359
7,886,106
5,435,140
end
of
each
of
the
$12,691,733 $12,676,194
$2,618,159 $2,819,480
deductions
income
$10,073,573
——
$9,856,714
—V. 155, p. 2276.
and
■
The
the
directors
common
compares
have
stock,
declared
payable July
with $1 each paid
on
dividend
a
9
to
of
75
cents
share
per
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$3,522,089
is
-620
3,563
$805,980
$3,522,709
$3,441,479
in
16,896
118,227
74,088
4,973
4,835
19,566
58,351
374,733
holders of record July
1.
This
p. 88.
$725,898
$3,010,183
1,587,725
-
$315,579
$1,422,458
Eastern Magnesia Talc Co., Inc.—Extra Distribution—
Quarterly Dividend Rate Also Increased—
and
directors
have
declared
an
extra
dividend
of
$1.50
per
of
common
of
aeries,
stock),
$103,109;
total,
'
in
(gold deben¬
2030), $30,380,000; accounts payable, $31,361;
$256,585; accrued interest
(including $1,920 for
special cash
deposits), $256,017; accrued taxes,
due
declared,
cash
is
Emerson Electric Mfg.
A
dividend
stock,
of
payable
15
July
cents
10
with 10 cents .per share
V.
155,
p.
2277.
to
per
$156,144;
reserve,
155,
p.
earned
2276.
paid
share has been declared
on
At
Present Common
on
''
'-V
payable
July
10
to
holders
of
record
The dividend is payable
dividend
announcement,
from 1941 income,
the directors issued
■
<
,
enacted
was
recently with respect to
Jersey, but such legislation, together with
remitting certain penalty interest on unpaid
by the Attorney General of the State of New
say
what
will
be
Federal
income
effects of
the Erie reorganization.
directors, however, that the company's present
volume of traffic being handled, and the future
of
the
In
this
<
operat.
ry.
from
from
ry.
the dividend which was-declared
connection,
1942
-
income.
consideration
was
given
at its
to
the
Year to Date'
.1941
.
1940
'
1939'
$8,891,810
$6,640,686
$6,204,877
3,200,440
1,802,813
1,376,241
2,068,417
2,008,580
986,759
559,272
51,962,353
32,858,472
30,698,154
17,801,301
40,350,542
13,343,622
8,276,498
7,356,733
8,670,907
railway
I
railway
operat.
155,
8,157,262
3,989,718
3,382,417
income.
2365.
p.
distribution
a
27,
of
1,
15
25
1941;
April
on
;
cents
company
unsettled
war
situation
cents
was
each
made,
as
on
the dividend
$5.
par
10
of
record
June
Sept, 30, last, and
20.
on
on
the commdn
This
compares
Sept. 20, 1940.—
>
cents
on
July 1 and Oct. 1.T941, tyjd 20 cents
•
..i
'
V'
notified the New York Curb Exchange that in view
tax situation and other problems
placed before it in
1.
Federal Water & Gas Corp. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Years End. Mar. 31—
"1942
.
operating
Oper.
expenses
revenues
and
income
1941
$18,407,611 $16,059,8jE
13,078,785
11.092T71
taxes__-______
Net earnings
Gross
ordinarily
April 1, last,
with
effort, the-directors deemed it advisable to review the dividend
at a later date.—V. 155, p. 1407.
Total
Other
On
compared
on
1941.
the
the
$5,328,826
;_
—
income
Charges of
Co.—15-Cent Common Div.—
holders
as
New
tax
view
;
:
,
Net
of
\
$95,149; other current liabilities, $24,494;
surplus, $6,847,033; total, $193,090,923.—V.
quarterly
shares
continue
Fedders Mfg. Co., Inc.—No Dividend Action Taken—
1942
unamortized debt discount and expense, $3,$4,394; reacquired capital stock (973 shares of
902
will
_i
1:
subsidiary
—11-
.
:
.
companies______^___
217,291
$4,967,518
167,318
$5,546,117
$5,134,836
3,462,229
3,316,773
$2,083,888
$1,818,063
share
dividend of $1.50 per share on the common stock,
both payable June 30 to holders of record June 20.
Previously, the
company' paid regular quarterly dividends of $1 per share, and, in
addition, made the following extra distributions: March 30,
1942, 50
cents; Dec. 20, 1941, $2; and June 30, 1941, $1.—V. 155, p. 1509.
a
5%
personnel
Tbe directors on June. 22 took no action
payable about July 1 on the common stock,
$1,387,4^0
Liabilities—Capital stock, $155,044,139; long-term, debt
dividends
of
an initial dividend of 50 cents
per
the certificates of beneficial
interest,
on
Gross from railway
$11,542,133
Net from railway______
4,199,820
—V.
1,645,034
Balance Sheet, March 31,
and
duties
Vice-President,
that
Gross
$3,032,484
'410,319
Assets—Investment securities and advances (subsidiaries, etc.), $184,409,329; cash in banks (on demand), $4,913,396; special cash deposits,
$19,393; dividends receivable (associated companies), $285,163; other
tures,
the
attack
today.
May—
315,454
$234,780
$1,380;
the
assume
Strange,
approximately 80% : of the company's common stock was
issued to refunding and improvement
mortgage bondholders in consum¬
mating the reorganization."
19,453
; 389,305
;
stock
Le
"
$624,085
prepayments,
will
B.
editorial
alike,
years.
1941
profits
position,
Dec.
which
The
The
share
State
the
was
Net
$193,090,923.
July 8 and Nov. 24. 1941.—V. 155,
A.
■
under
excess
Net
$3,437,916
286
25,119
assets,
of
Kirk
B.
.
President until
as
From Jan. 1
$805,694
$728,022
Interest, etc., deductions
on
Currey
be:
Earnings for May and
,
73,845
$7 preferred
members
1904.
'-f';.;
Mr.
will
outlook justified" the payment of
Company Only
10
taxes
354,760;
from
since
paper
good as those for 1941.
as
enacted
.v.,:"It
•
$728,012
u
______________
current
Dwight Mfg. Co.—Smaller Dividend—
bought
was
the
owned
:'r"
the
in
meeting
periods.
respective
1942—Month—1941
subsidiaries
income
'
-
,
company
,
least
cash
„
1,645,034
taxes
Net
*
\
>
The
income
Gross
Net
Southern
officers
.
share
taxes,
requirements applicable to respective periods, whether
tBased upon holdings by the public of common
at
has
company's income available for charges for the year 1941
$21,778,543. ■ After provision for a?i fixed and contingent
charges and dividends, on preferred stock, there remained a balance of
$7,305,244, and it is expected that the results for the present year will
that
315,454
410,319
2,680,342
<
Balance
$12,585,144 $12,410,011
106,589
266,183
—...
ither income
22,629,942
i
i
that this corporation
Agriculturist Co.
statement:
"and
19,453
19,566
73,845
389,305
Expenses
1941
$39,106,853 $35,039,952
—
iperating revenue deductions
Income
.
the
"^Additional helpful legislation
3,563
7,489,169
,
Other
;',v
or personnel.
He added that "the purchase was
investment and no securities will be offered as a result
an
unearned.
Other
Total
►perating revenues
Net
620
9,986,357
Period End. Mar. 31Gross income:
Federal
Duquesne Light
286
—
subsidiaries
the
This
In
totaled
be at
7,485,606
9,985,737
3,607,760
Income of
2094.
p.
3,607,474
*56.546
railway
railway...—
operat.
3,173,574
taxes
of
22.
last.
"The
7,485,606
3,173,584
surplus
Jupe
30,
announces
Jersey; and it is not yet possible, to
or
stocks
V
,
purchase."
company stated.
connection with
taxes
Expenses
Interest, etc., deductions
530,564
285,926
from
ry.
9,985,73 7
10
3,250
railway..
♦Deficit.—V.
3,607,474
$94,600
operat. income.
from
i 377,661
4°6'262
„
taxes
earned
1940
From Jan. 1—
Gross
■L
t
♦Full dividend
Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
railway
In
-
fact
1942
from
3,173,574
—
Balance,
May—
Net
c
Erie company in 76
.
in¬
income
Federal
record
This is the first dividend to be paid on the common stock
since the present company .was
organized in 1895, and the first by any
Corp.-
Total
cents per share on
of
a
above-
as
25
March
on
June 30.
this
„
subsids
Elec. Pwr. & Lt.
Carney.—V. 153, p. 1273.
Net
as
which
to
in
of
holders
paid
Shares—
,
as
per
to
Corp.
of
7
The directors on June 19 declared
equity of El. Pwr.
&
to
the Southern
! share on toe common stock and
>
Net
155, p. 599.
Doiese & Shepard Co.—-New President—
William
Indian's
'
>
Erie RR.—To Pay Initial Dividend
,
7,886,452
3,707,872
—
applicable
minority interests
Other
Net
-
advertising' department.
+$286,126
1942, and nine cents
per share in each of the three preceding quarters.
See V. 155, p. 1676.
Gross
were
each;
present.
to
tPortion
(Mass.)—9-Cent Dividend
dividend
a
beneficial
A
with
compared
declared
have
requesting
to
advertising manager' and manager of the New York office; W. M.
Springer, manager of the Chicago office; H. G.
Walter, manager of the
Detroit
office,
and
Kenneth
Stansfield, manager of the Southern
.
dividends
vi
•
Rankin Sr.-purchased the publication and continued
public,
Balance
come
The
Indian
respect
30,325.193
3,639,742
;
to
deductions
♦Preferred
1939
+$174,102
provision for Federal taxes.—V.
Diocesan Investment Trust
of
with
1941,
as follows: March 27, 20
cents; June 28 and Sept. 29,
and Dec. 29, 65 cents.—V.
155, p. 1212.
President.Other
.
17,966,233
32,398,388
•
5,680,689
interest
29
c his
death' in '1936, V
vV. Under. the, new, ownership
7,266,869
13,638,989
f
^
anticipates
1942.
charges and taxes and equivalent to $3.75
shares.
common
1941
+$382,642
1942
*$315,052
—
stockholder
a
share
per
the Rankin family* who have
r
5,672,408
14,111,865
-
9,457,827
9,320,973
,
Clay Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
6 Mos. End. Apr. 30—
Net
Ter¬
Indian
the
the
the
Dickey
of
Currey, in revealing the acquisition 01 the Southern
Agriculturist
by his organization, said that no changes would be made
in
made
of
1942—12 Mos.—1941
3,264,093
5,809,540
_
Balance
S.)
stock
common
dividend
a
June
,
(W.
his
,
revenues.
income
declared
cents
\purchased all the stock of
31,653,588 132,203,840 114,676,758
10,502,729
44,364,847
41,006,757
3,531,481
_
.
company
Aug.
that
The hearing
publishing operations
1,546,672 v 1,363,635
5,465,723 1- 2,142,185
__
taxes
have
20
Brownlee O. Currey, President/
j: ;-
The
37,166,825
Maintenance
Other
of July 1, 1942."—V. 125,
owners as
and
Equitable Securities Corp., Nashville,
Tenn.—Acquisi¬
$'
revenues
Operation
-
10, last.
Horton, Secretary,
pay interest on its
payable to registered
of
owners
,
payable
with
tion—
Subs.)—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
Subsidiaries—
Dexter Horton Building, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Interest
Caroline
equitable,
Holt.
'
.
stock,
cents
,
Electric Power & Light Ctorp,
(&
Operating
"
The directors
25
'.if,
standing of the company and other factors, and that the court would
not interfere.
The suit was brought
by a holder of common stock in
United Gas.—V. 155, p. 2276.
,
■
Net
being
and
group
hearing
an
common
,
terest will be
of
M.
proceedings
'
^payments
subsidiary of the Electric Power <fc Light Corp.,
Share
Division,
opinion written by Justice Joseph M.
Callahan, said the question whether to use corporate funds to pay
accumulated dividends.or to pay the loan was a matter for the busi¬
ness judgment of the
directors, on the basis of the credit and financial
Payments during 1941 were
follows:
April 10. July 10 and Sept. 10, 25 cents each; Oct. 10,
cents, and Dec. 22, 75 cents.—V. 155, p. 1212.
'
v
as
J.
a
recapitalization
speedy consummation of the plan.
petition filed by
institute separate
SEC
common
Other
this issue April
fair
was
of
present
compares
Net
on
represents
the SEC at a
the
'
part of
A similar distribu¬
stock, payable July 10 to holders of record June 30.
tion was made
who
Equitable Investment Corp. of Massachusetts
(Boston)
—To Pay Dividend of 25 Cents—
T;''"
♦
preferred .dividends instead of using the funds to pay off
$28,000,000 loan made by Electric Bond & Share to United
Property retirement &
depletion reserve ap¬
Detroit Steel Products Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
dividend
.
.
City,
relationships with Empire and Cities Service Co. The
petition further asks that if such
proceedings are instituted they be
consolidated with the present
hearings in respect to Empire.—V. 155,
•7 p. 2365.
/
'7
v.:
.
155,
-
A
company
see
Examiner
separate
the
accumulated
Federal
semi-annual
usual
Trial
at
.past and
against the company and the directors of the United Gas Corp. charg¬
ing missuse of the assets of United Gas through payment of $18,000,000
Mines, Ltd.—Defers Dividend
Deferred Shares—
on
,
Y.
Illuminating
paper
Action
,/
N.
Oil Co.,
a
former
subsidiary of Empire Gas,
hearing. The trial examiner ruled that their
participation in the proceedings be deferred until, the
Commission had acted
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Suit Reversed—
The
share on the
per
holders
issue
committee,
Reversing
an
Davison Chemical Corp.—60-Cent Dividend—
common
of
;
Attorney,
representatives
appeared
it
declaration
further stated:
was
and
Chairman
before
ritory
i-r
398, 361.
however,
Department,
Commenting
the
is the case for the entire aviation industry.
as
Cartwright,
yJ\
'
has requested, the company to refrain
..from disclosing any information which might be a key to its present
rate of production and therefore helpful to the enemy."
—V.
of
p.
-1'v'
airplanes, engines
company's shipments of
"have shown a consistent
war
"It
Clermont
442,920
'
plan
was
Certain
the gen. mtge. 4]/2%
bonds on June 18 announced that Edward W.
Smith, Vice President of the Clinton Trust Co., has become a member
the
York
New
■
■.
.
stated,
was
that,
announced
thereafter
Exchange, it has for the present discontinued quarterly earnings
reports.
of
June
on
and
$490,169
442,920
J 941
stockholders of the
company, told
that in his-opinion the amended
clients would like to
Hotel)—
/
Mehlman,
,
New Member of Committee—
$497,849 ii
553,650
Dec. $1,
preferred
recently
companies
•
870
1429.
p.
Sheet,
requirements in
Fair, Equitable—
Pet.
'
—
83,600
Empire Gas & Fuel
Co.—Recapitalization Plan Called
—Increase—!
1941
Balance
Cr 13,305
137,019
respet of funded debt) $1 291 reserves, $3,263,074;
earned
surplus,
$29,365,811.—V. 155, p. 2277,' " " '
'
,
1942
Crl4,900
...
.NfMHNev $35,195;
Thousands of Kilowatt-Hours——
..
12,642
f :
3,270
$537,611
$2,292,994- total,
-
217,792
•:
7,635
10,411
install¬
on
dividends—,
(exclusive of 1942
1,560,000
121,040
____
surplus
were
with
9,574
10,305
.
-:T;:,
442,230
—
stock
during 1941
compared
as
'.J
.
-
18, 1942 the System inputs of client operat¬
Services
Inc., which
are
subsidiaries of
Co., Electric Power & Light Corp. and Na¬
Light
629;938
57,697
9,379
bond
on
Assets—Capital assets, $27,438,215; current
assets, $1,302,837; other
assets, $2,999; deferred charges,
$621,759; total, $29,365,811.
'
Liabilities—6%
cumulative
stock
(par $100), $7,382,000; common
stock ($100 par), $1,942,900; funded
debt, $13,158,200; current liabili¬
Inc.—Weekly Input—
Light Co,,
taxes
'
'.V.
Ebabsco
&
&
57,697
oth«t;,,^febl-l_j___
income
222,434
cumulative preferred stock
Common
Power
Power
629,509
'57,697
sales
1,260,000
-
I—--—
-——————.
Earned surplus
tional
16,467
13,171
___
accrued, incl. reserve for Fed. inc. taxes-
Funded
6%
accrued payrolls, etc—
of
companies
$1,268,377
627,292
:
coupons
1,
'
For the week ended June
$8,038,493
$1,327,160
1
discUsuid expense-.
State
$1,244,630
25,446 " 1
23,746
-
.
$1,245,553
______
<
.
Jan. 2
on
;
charges collected
ment
pay¬
distribution
2,165,592
$1,301,714
Provision for Fed. ihcome tax
Miscellaneous income
deductions—!.
of
61,133
618,204
share has been declared
1941.—V.
___
guarantor
——
17'/a
July-2 to holders of
'322,329
(net).—_
—
of
accumulations
$6,351,485
$6,344,841
—
_____—
receivable
_
(including
funded
1940
333,782
;
interest
(net)
._
charges
accounts &
A dividend
1941
equipment, property & goodwill
Deferred
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.—Accumulated Div.—
v
31
Dec.
i
Investments
$392,087
$373,881
Sheet
Balance
'
.
2,316,174
$1,227,133
revenue-—'...
funded, debt—
on
Interest
interest
with
compared
$3,410,222
2,837,099
18,420
Amort, of bond
for
iqiq
.
$3,617,888
expenses——
income
Gross
$143,282
available
years
Net operating
-
iqan
revenue—$4,064,232
Other income
the
on
€o.—Earnings—
1941
operating
gross
Operating and other
against
as
interest
compared
past1 three
Empire District Electric
Calendar Years—
Total
I
oBalance
:
2__
Charges of Federal Water & Gas Corp
Balince
of
Noti—The
net
311,603
statement
of
consolidated
income
302,249
$1,772,284
income..:—_______
$1,515,814
includes
all
majority
I
Volume/l 55
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Motors
sidiary companies, New
'
Years End. Mar. 31—
Expenses
Other
155,
General
with
war
General
Greenfield Gas Light Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
emergency
The directors have declared
Advertising
Co.,
Inc.,
(&-Subs.)—
and 50
expenses..—
1941
1940
1939
$2,607,769
2,668,485
revenues
from
$2,772,906
$2,774,947
$2,739,773
2,686,433
2,701,411
2,745,167
$86,473
$73,536
$5,394
additional
to
oper
Miscellaneous
287,835
taxes.
cents
1942
$60,716
Operating
Operating
$1,034,868
299.216
—
stock,
income..
10,966
13,186
13,922
15,075
Amortiz.
311,603
"$99,659
"$87,458
to
$444,785
Net loss
,
246,852
246,920'
251,087
1,907
3,654
$147,354
$165,536
$244,098
...-a—
1677.
1—...
issue
its
to
of
$296,602
the
indebtedness
note
the
on
30.
July
established
1,
in
1942.
the
V.
155,
1308.
p.
accumulations
of
declared
have
directors
Inc.—Accumulated Div.—
Gross
account
payable
of $2 per share on
cumulative
preferred
stock,
declared
General
Fex.
A
taxes..
259,293
prof, taxes.
depreciation..
for
2,663,803
8,300
1,364,975
39,200
335,000
4,223,290
3,705,000
$704,759
$778,297
310,217
331,378
Mr.
Divs.
was
$394,542
stock..!
pref.
on
$9,167,362 $11,144,114
$5,338,142
P.
:;pS:-'ypP:v;P■ TyP:-•
Balance
■■-.7 ':;''"7 PPp'P
■'''
—V.
155,
:
2,676,064
2,836,064
$223,914
$2,662,078
$2,030,778
$171,536
of
Total
...
rev.
7
949,353
11,722,222
10,202,197*
$561,641
$5,545,598
$6,072,986
lows:
Net
operat.
•
revenues.
$441,445
.
-
-
made
was
April
221
j.
155,
(net)
1,228
•
dividend
a
13
17
and
last.
$441,445
».
.
(net)..!—
income
•
Oct.
.
.
•,1.488
,
54,995
,
.
The
off
,r
$563,350
$5,601,821
$7,001,247
Interest
343,987
4,270,742
4,100,320
„$85,522
$219,363
applicable to pref. stocks for period
$1,331,079
1,153,008
$2,900,927
1,153,008
Dividends
•
357,004
(net).
charges
income
Net
$442,526
;
—
,.
in
17,
-V.
•
2183..
155, p.
25
2.
July
1941
in
were
and
each,
cents
five-year serial
capital of $3,709,000. The
working
Total ry. oper. revenues*.
♦
$59,970 :<
:r
Ry. tax accruals—2—
2,640
.
.
' $280,471
$54,804
34,146
,
2,458
Ry. oper. expenses.—39,609
;
'
1942—5 Mos.—1941 :
1942—Month—1941
...
194,567
.y
12,968
"
$235,658
163,555
.11,714..
:
through
making
loan
Net
*
rents
;
'
-
" $17,721
..Ry. oper. Income
682
$60,390
$72,936 '
3,445
1,126
•:
.
■-
$18,200 »'
Total
.
<>
fixed
charges-ii_«?
Net..
The
$7
$17,425
$70,623
1
3,191
12,713
6,682
.
,
7,183 -
>:'$1,521
:
•
"$10,541
$397
7
7 "'.'vA
preferred
The exchange
•
1... 1............
m
.
no' par-value,
This
to
compares
cstockv
10,
payable June 30
with 50 cents on Dec.
17/ 1941, 20 cents on Dec.
1940.—V. 154, ip. -"1698,5 !':I
July
.>
10,
•
1940,
and
holders of record "
last, 40 cents on
A
15 cents on
July
'. ;
■
Inc.—50-Cent Dividend—
pref.
stock,
on
8, 1941, and 10 cents on
March <14, 1941.—V. 155,
154, p. 750.
non-
War Deliveries—
.
Deliveries in May exceeded total deliveries in each of the first
1941.
Total deliveries for the first five months alone
amounted to $486,838,088, as compared with $406,149,273 for"
*'•'
'
$78,048,424
84,084,535
—
Ji-
Fourth
—...
May
date—
to
1942
First
Quarter
Quarter
number
The
the
for
of
quarter
of
quarter
.
21,237
with
were
for Six
of
common
stockholders and 21,236
•
•
•
•
Official Promoted—
U.
connection
Bathrick,
with
war
General
materials.
-
Man'ager
ry.
.V-.'
16,161..,
.
9,600
8,139
.h.'6,400
116,347
18,750
15,833
204,583
$36,762
$40,491
$533,171
13,098
19,414
192,307
$539,193
233,021
$340,864
$306,178
deducts—
V
$23,664
$21,077
.
5,513
5.585
66,442
67,014
$18,151
$15,493
$274,422
$239,164
•
.
Ended
cents
50
payable
$3
per
1941.—V.
of 25
share has been declared
per
146,
915.
p.
.!
•
,
,
cents per
,v
.
share has been" declared
Results For Month
And
28,246
3,317
•
;
operat.
common
and
:a
$554,867
.
V-
,
342,043
31,013
6,973
$5,334
"...
$550,338
359,043
2,359
»
•
1942—12 Mos .—1941
27,849
.
7,047
y *•' .*
revenues^
income,
Non-oper.
Ended May 31
$43,153
$43,943
_>
Net
12 Months
1942—Month--1941
revenues
.Taxes
the
,"7'v"'.*-"" "
'
.
Operating
on
A similar distribu¬
1941 the following
Jan. 2, April 1 and July 1, 20 cents each,
1, 25 cents.
7.'*•
i
the common
on
record June 16.
This
last, and 50 cents on
June 29 to holders of
share paid on Dec. 30,
payments were made:-
Operation
1942
May 31,
of
$50,
Period End. May 31—*
.v
/
49,662
—
34,175
86,227
$5,972
87,614
$78,585
•
$86,507
383
1,176
9,779
10,166
$5,717
$7,148
$88,364
$96,672
35,000
net-
"
2,917
35,000
$2,801
$4,231
$53,364
44
42
$2,757
income
Interest
$4,189
2,917
charges—
excess
—V.-
profits taxes-—-—
on
profits of foreign
subsidiaries
4,726
——u_
1-;—. "$249,800
1941, after taxes of $74,302 was $195,705.
;>•;
from
ry.
521
*-,•
;
.,
$61,672
763
.
A
were
no
and
Steel
Dec.
Co.
to
produce
548,471
838,214
485,570.
254,321
54,807
railway-^—
2,205,055
4,079,199 * "2,604,804
1,376,996
1,100,035
2,800;419
follows:
29,
of
one
p.
385,656
per
share has been
declared
on
the
was
made
March 29
on
and
share of 5%
for each
March
June
30,
31,
last.
Payments
50
cents
each; Sept.
convertible .preferred
10
in
A
1941
30,
$1,
stock of Crucible
shares of Great Lakes
common
Detroit,
will
iron,
Mich.,
office
Director Edwin Morrison.—V.
155,
p.
1920.
this
Office—
company
has
been
moved
to
Dairy Co., Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
Home
dividend
of
25
cents per
share has been
declared on the class A
July 5. This
lastt The previous
paymetft, amounting to $1 per share, was made on Dec. 27, 1937.—
par
no
V.
155,
value, payable July 15 to holders of record
with 50 cents per share paid on Jan. 31,
compares
p.
362.
stock
Honolulu Plantation
Sugar Co.—New Director—
of
charge of plastics sales in the Cellulose Products Department.
associated with the company since 1923.—V. 155, p, 2095.
in
stock,
1311.
'
Augustus S. Cobb of New York, Vice-President and a general officer
of the Bankers' Trust Co., has been elected a director following the
of
in
and deal
has been
A
common
payable June 30 to holders of record June 22.
Great Western
retirement
was
He
cents
stock to the public.
food business the company also
change in the article of incorporation to permit
quarters in the Fisher Building, according to an announce¬
ment
by Philip. F. Robb.
The office now includes the Cellulose
Products Department,
the Naval Stores Department, the Synthetics
Department, and the Paper Makers Chemical Department.
Mr. Robb was recently transferred to Detroit to act as manager of
that office from the Wilmington, Del., office of Hercules, where be ,/
Steamship Co.—50-Cent Common Div.—
America
held.—V. 155,
1,529,914
-
value,
its predominant
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Moves
The
8,719,503
of 50
to
enlarged
268,244
par
P
:
specialties and wares made of wood,
steel, brass or other metals.—V. 152, p. 1434.
it
1939
10,423,898
distribution
as
addition
ask stockholders for a
$1,674,311
560,444
dividend
stock,
,l p1
of offering any of this preferred
intention
is. no
'
12,582,694
income-
■
;•
plans to authorize an issue of $5,000,000 of preferred
capital to $41,000,000.
It is said there
company
1940
315,696
2094.
$60,909
stock to increase its authorized
$2,010,457
11,381,000
operat.
•
$52,843.
(H. J.) Heinz Co., Pittsburgh—To Authorize New $5,-
1941
railway—
155, p.
■ v
000,000 Preferred—
$2,595,835
operat. income-
Similar
preferred' for the first)_
-Earnings—
_____
155, p. 2006.
$2,302,000
railway
Great Lakes
,
income
Net
.
$565,059
20,298
290,234 ;
—_
railway———
from
Net
•
Sales
$2,127,868
1,045,635
187,654
128,879
36,500
190,000
1,320,140
206,125
169,787
Maintenance
From Jan. 1—
Net
of the Pontiac Motor Division, has-been appointed Assistant to R. H. Grant,. Vice-President
in charge of relations between General Motors and the Government in;
Don
from
Gross
"
•
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$2,550,153
15,218
with
dividend
1942
from
Net
-
holders of common stock, and the balance of
holders of preferred stock.
These figures compare
1942.
'
••
Months
Grand Trunk Western RR.-
Net
393,615
represents
392,040
quarter
155,
the Commission.—V.
stock, payable. July 1 to holders of record June 26.
tion
was
made on Jan. 2 and April'1, last.
In
P:P:pf;PP;p:p'
$254,527
—V.
,
There
nor
affected by Mr. Coverdale's hold¬
93,160
____—
par
.28,
Oct.
...
The pre¬
in stock in 1938.—
1937. and 107o
; ...
v
May—
the first quarter of 1942, and with 411,372 for the second,
1941.
The 1942 second quarter total is the highest in
history.
excess
Gross
Motors common ^and preferred stock¬
of 1942 was 414,852, compared with
General
in
con¬
public
Haverhill Gas Light Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
•
The
*
of
second
total, number
holders
•
-V. 155, p. 1311.
229,358,717
Number of Stockholders Gain—
413,276 for
Mahaffie
neither
that
$181,646
taxes^-
155, p. 2279.
stock/
A
1 to holders of record June 20..
"Net profit for same period
•
'
finding
opinion
dissenting
a
Commissioner
113,255
pfd. stock
on
compares
In
week
average
958. 7
p.
(before depreciation and provision for income
profits taxes)
Net,profit
salaried and hourly employes on the com¬
pany's payroll in the United States was 245,326 during the month of
May it "was announced.
' '
' :
The
wrote
taxes-
etc.j
dividend
A
1939
J '
$11,155
257,479,371
ended June 6, total General Motors hourly rated
factory employment in the United States was 195,822,
These factory
employes are engaged in the manufacture of war material and of
trucks, Diesel locomotives and other products which the government
considers essential to the war effort,
\
1
During the
1 ■'
profit—$515,397
(discount on purchases, bad debts recovered
Exchange loss
158,469,698
Quarter—
....
a
trans¬
conflict
in
$208,790
income
Net
dividend of 50 cents per share on the
a
Provision for Federal income and
115,879,493
April-May
-
of
modes
in
but
served,
corporations
carriers
deprec.—
for
Dividends
1,362,280
-
Depreciation ■_!!!—
75,180,914
Quarter.
Third
.110,026,600
—.119,332,117$486,838,088
April
1942
Second
95,346,412
March
$45,478
1,365,440
•>.•■.'.■v,/
\
' 1941-42 Quarterly
1941 First Quarter.. $56,619,169
Monthly
1942
—
"the
decision,
its
Harrisburg (Pa.) Hotel Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
.:••••; ;
three quarters of
February
154,
"■
;/
miscellaneous
and
January
"iQ
companies
Income credits
.
JTet profit
A summary of deliveries follows:
in
1942—Month—1941
31-
income
Gross
on JOne 25 ahnounced that deliveries of war materials
the United States and Canada in the month of May
$119,332,117, an increase of $9,305,517 over the deliveries in
last year.
>
declared
"The company
ail -of
the
of
16,666
profits
Gross
p. 2366.
totalled
1942
held.
already
Co.- -Earnings—
—_—
from its plants in
of
he
other
as
said
authorized by
previously
profits from sales, before depreciation
—
$1,448,961
Balance
Selling, advertising and admin, expenses, incl. discounts on. v - •
*
sales, provision for bad debts and taxes—
—$912,155 ; Retire, reserve accrd.—
Social security and old age benefit insurance-^,—,—-.——
21,409
and
April.
of
joined.
warranted
would be adversely
income
Interest,
June
&
C 1940
,
(H. W.) Gossard Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Operating
General Motors Corp.—Higher
time
Gross
the $3
$20; payable July 15 to holders of record June '
paid on Dec. 19, last, 50 cents on Aug.
par
the
At
the
well
as
Mahaffie
D.
Commissioners
expenses—-
exc.
—V.
16,
This compares with $1.50
27.
••
>
■*,. 7 : ' 1941 '
$59,703
$62,787
1,379,750
1,369,800
payments were $4 in cash in
vious
the
of
April, 1941,
authority to serve on the
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio.
to
directorships
Line
director
taxes
Federal
V
;
common
•
1942
"
stock, payable July
common
•
*•;>■!" "
dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared
cumul.
"
bottles.—V.
of
Earnings
•Fruit of the Loom,
the
Co.—Earnings—
stock__4
directors have
iThe
V.
the
hearings.
for
Commission
or
revenue———
General
Fed,
per
obsolescence
for
Charles
evidence
carriers
other
Provision
share.
$0.04
$0.04
*
$0.03
$0.01 ;
'"After depreciation, etc./and provision for Federal income taxes, and
in 1941 provision for excess profits taxes, and in 1942 a $10,000 reserve
:
;
dividend of 75 cents per share on the ;
*The directors have declared-a
common
y
fit Goodall Worsted Co.—Resumes Dividend—
,'i (The) Fresnillo Co.—Larger Distribution—
June 26,
263.
155, p.
Earnings
stock may be exchanged for new prior preferred stock, "v
is at the rate of one share of the $7 preferred for six/
6 '/o $25 par prior preferred and two common shares.—
155, p. 2366.
the
Operating
paid regular semi-annual dividends of 25 cents per share, y
"Net profit.
Shares common
Corp.-^Exchange Privilege Extended—
shares of new
V.
15.
3 Mos. End. March 31—
corporation has extended to July- 31 the time in which the old
further
addition
interests
best
officer
an
other
two
Gross
rPpp
on
the
to
as
Gulf Power
declared a dividend of 25 cents per share on
stock, no par value, payable July 2 to holders of record
This compares with 50 cents paid on Jan. 2, last.
Previously,
Goebel: Brewing
>
.
director
a
applicant not only serves a large number of corporations
as both officer
end director, which in itself Is a thing
Period Ended May
.
>$564 .'•
as
directors have
the company
—V.
63,607
63,544
for
Air
the
„
common
June
serve
2094.
p.
Goderich Elevator & Transit Co., Ltd.—25-Cent Div.—
$60,249 '
*
155, p. 2094.
Foster Wheeler
v
3
in¬
for
of record July 3.
A like amount 1"
and including July 17, 1941.
The
been
,The
the
in
retain
to
to
director of several other railroads.
Coverdale's application in
application
Seaboard
speaking,"
Commissioner
Balance
2,727;
J
:
12,706
income
5
"Deficit.—V.
1,132
'
has refused to allow William H. Covera
or
serves
with
Interest rates are 2%
has been declared
payable July 15 to holders
paid each quarter since
stock,
Coverdale
Denies
ing a directorship with the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio while holding positions
previous payment was made in 1931.—V. 153, p. 99.
$57,522
$69,490
351
.
3,032
-
:
*/,?■
t
f
y;. -1
.
v
.
•;J $16,302
income
Misc. deducts, from* inc.;;;;-
*
$17,074
$17,039
incQme_,
oper.
737
Total
y
,
ry.
.
2,867
.
*
*Net
-
v.Other
,
net
was
a
borrowing
new
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—u
cents per share
of 25
dividend
has
-j,
20,
series of five notes for $400,000 each, matur¬
a
Gladding, McBean &
A
his
railroads,
the
private interests
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended May 31—
i
Dec.
interest
is to be repaid
ICC
—
wherein the general interests are often sharply
with the general interests of transportation by rail."
for the first two years and 2Vsfor the remaining three years. >
position on the $2,000,000 loan is the same and the issue V
.year
The
The
him
portation
$5,000,000—
a
ing annually for five years.—V. 154, p. 431.
-
also
fol¬
as
which
$600,000 each maturing annually for five years.
$1,747,919
$178,071
,
of
on
Bragg
system.
conducive
not
in May borrowed $5,000,000 from two banks and paid
company
Agency
engineer,
already is
however,
the
director
as
the
A similar
on
working capital.
Company borrowed $3,000,000 from the First National Bank, Chicago,
and $2,000,000 from
the Bankers Trust Co., New York.
Both loans
were
made on five-year notes.
On the larger there are five notes of
a
Balance
record
share
per
1678.
p.
$1,300,000 balance on
a
crease
"
.
cents
2,650
-
Elton
Office building.
designation was conferred
RR.
time,
consulting
withdraw
included
tended
$6,075,636
925,611
$5,546,826
$561,862
1,081
25
Dividends
Gimbel Bros., Inc.—Borrows
Operating income
.
Other
of
to holders of
April 20,
on
July
15,
cents.—V.
50
Rent from lease of plant
'
declared
stock, payable July
payment
James
Home
conflict.
directors have
common
! ' 856,850
York
New
Agency, Mr. Bernard
new
holding of positions of officer or director with numerous corporations
is not compatible with the best interests of the corporations served.
This is especially true where, because, of the nature of the business
of
such corporations,
there is a possibility that the! interests may
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—25-Cent Div.—
The
$1,418,491' $17,267,820 $16,275,183
$1,390,798
deduct.
revenues
oper.
;
,
1942—12 Mos,—1941
1942—Month—1941
Period End. May 31—
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
the
the
Ohio
&
several
Seaboard
"Here
Florida Power & Light
in
Underwriter
second
a
York
"Generally
2278.
p.
Life
because he
desired,
the
$4,866,842
223,006
.
New
155, p. 825.
Coverdale
These
6,277,272
3,829,219
v, $446,919
223,006
with
Situated
Mobile
New
boards
He
income
Net
building, 50 Union Square,
Manager of the
as
The ICC originally denied Mr.
but
reopened
the
proceeding
last, and in each quarter during 1941/
a
also
ICC, for
dale,
dividend of 25 cents per share on the
a
supervisor
a
1935.—V.
railroad
1,984,161
196,100
>
to
Office
Home
promo|tiOn
Chartered
7The
374,250
deductions
and
1942—12 Mos.—1941
344,796
income
Gross
Interest
$10,
par
similar distribution
in
$3,062,431 $38,715,812 $35,311,853
1,475,113
17,729,974
15,335,497
3,103,882
269,620
3,566,409
1,354,071
304,653
Income
excess
Frov
$3,341,822
...
expenses
per¬
11,400
Directorship—
1942—Month—1941
taxes..
Federal
payable July 20 to holders of record July 3.
made on this issue on Jan. 20 and April 20,
In addition, the company paid
year-end dividend of 50 cents per share on Dec. 15, 1941.—V. 155,1308.
-v
stock,
common
"
.
revenue
Operating
and Dec. 26, $2.50.—V. 155, p. 1407.
Oct. 1, $2;
The directors have
$596,988
The
Gulf
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
;
1941
$772,655
$25,550
been
Guardian,
'
1942
Earnings— 7 '
Period End. May 31—
July 1 to holders of record June 20.
A like amount was disbursed on
this issue on April 1, last.
Payments in 1941 were as follows: April 1,
$1; July 1, $1.50;
$27,725
Georgia Power Co.
.
dividend
a
4 </o
the
on
revenues./;..
has
Jan. 1 to June 14
: 1941
—V. 155, p. 2366.
"
'
■.
Filing Equipment Bureau,
The
1942
V;>,
Operating
Inc.,
System,
for $285,000 in cash and
the parent company with the pro¬
)
to his
Prior
1941, and 40 cents extra
10,
July
on
Week Ended June 14
Period—
payable July 10 to holders of record June
was paid on Jan.
10, last, as against 20
on Jan. 10, 1941.—
40- cents
of
extra
extra
both
stock,
capital
An
cents
regular semi-annual dividend of 80 cents per
the
to
addition
Water
($25 par)
the opening of a new agency in New York City
of Robert A. Bernard, C. L. U. as Manager,
Headquarters of the new agency have been
announces
appointment
effective
Georgia & Florida Railroad—Earnings—
share
share
declared an extra dividend of 20 cents per
directors have
The
in
stock
147, p. 421.
Company
with
ITncludes $$91 in 1941, $1,743 in 1940 and $3,517 in 1939 for
miscellaneous deductions.—V. 155, p, 1213.
•
•
"•'<
;
Dividend—
Greenwich
parent,
capital
City.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co.—Extra
the
on
Agency in New York City—
."Profit.
•
share
per
Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America—Opens
252,575
93
.......
...
cents
(Conn.) Water Co.—Stock Issue Asked—
shares
its
retire
for
prov.
—-
50
"$12,130
302,249
$525,430
and
retirements
(Interest
of
cents
Company has asked the Securities and Exchange Commission for
17,525
$49,750
;
dividend
a
payable July 1 to holders of record June 15.
paid on Oct. 1 and Dec. 23, last year,
75
July 1, 1941.—V. 154, p. 542.
on
Greenwich
ceeds.—V.
Loss
$50,
par
compares -with
'
;
i-
.
This
241,072
—.
p.
Outdoor
Quarter Ended March 31
$778,721
$1,136,250
other income
income
to his
mission
1942
charges
Net
—V.
and
functions
in addition
2366.
p.
Earnings—.
Loss
108,455
14,477
income
Total
operating divisions,
common
1941
$1,013,318
(dividends)
J.
Interest
Miscellaneous
its
155,
[Company Only]
Statement of Income
Income
and
duties.—V.
.in" his ' distribution
continues
Grant
Mr.
Pennsylvania Water Service Co. and sub¬
York Water Service Corp. and subsidiary com¬
panies, and The Winton Water Co.
In the opinion of the management
corporate reorganizations affecting New York Water Service Corp. and
Pennsylvania Water Service Co. and certain of their subsidiary com¬
panies may be necessary before Federal Water & Gas Corp. can realize
earnings from such companies.
The statement of consolidated income
for the year ended
March 31, 1941, has been adjusted to omit the
accounts of the foregoing subsidiary companies.
except
subsidiaries
owned
2457
A
dividend
stock,
10
par
cents
ments were
30
share has been declared on the common
July 10 to June 20.
This comtmres with
March, last.
In 1941 the following pay¬
made: Mav 31 and Sept, .10, 15, cents each, and Dee. 5,
$20,
per
Co.—Larger Dividend—
of 20 cents per
cents.—V.
pavable
share'paid
155,
p.
on
1214.
....
jV
t
2458
12 Mos. Ended May
Group Soliciting Exchanges of Stock—Armed with a
complete program of dealers aids, including a prospectus,
such as is employed in the country-wide marketing of
new issues, upward of 300 investment banking firms and
security dealers throughout the nation on June 22 began
the solicitation of exchanges of National Power & Light
ment
dealers to canvass the large
method
SEC
to
of
effective
become
the
June
is
list of holders adequately
the
first
of
move
the
Under
kind
of $2
commission
a
share
per
of
National
dealer
managers.
The program
to
Shares
National
of
Shares which have been stamped
tendered
well
as
as
exchange, will be entitled to receive dividends
for
in
distributions
the exchange offer,
participate in
longer eligible to
no
shares not
the same manner as heretofore.
There are outstanding 500,000 shares of the Houston company's com¬
mon
stock.
As of June 6,
1942, National's ownership of this stock
had been reduced to 387,718 shares as a result of exchanges.
As of
the same date National had outstanding 223,575 shares of $6 -preferred
stock, of which 6,411 shares had been stamped as no longer eligible
and
for
liquidation in
exchanges, the dealer managers propose "during the
employment and insofar as it may be feasible to do so,
to provide an orderly market for the securities involved in the ex¬
change offer, including the Houston common stock, and to serve as a
of
their
central
holders
of
nationwide facilities to assist National and
preferred stock in all matters relating to the
with
agency
its
$6
the
ex¬
change offer."
Exchanges
Trust
Bankers
are
Houston
Lighting & Power Co. is
Houston
and
communities
Galveston
well
as
franchise dates from 1882.
applicable to the
Houston
years
New
Co.,
York,
and
First
plant
Jan.
amounted
establishments
the
by
to
1,
to
has been
to April
than
made
industries in
for
about
The
the
area.
distributes
The
National
to
Power
dispose
of
&
Light
interest
its
the last ten
For
dividends
of
$3.60
per
Concentration
within
construction
of
the
of
military
served
area
kv.
132
a
during the war emergency.
without direct competition from
privately owned public utility
any
Co.
was
the
Houston
in
directed
by
the
in
company
SEC
ren¬
last
year
connection with
p.
made
were
stock
common
to
effect
the
the
SEC
of
the
desired
consented
vestment
,,
.
Houston
company.
The company's own efforts
of exchanges having been unsuccessful,
volume
to
banking
2279,....
the
,
company's
machinery
to
employment
—V.
,
last
year
i
May: 16,
on
no
22.
declared
payable
distribution
similar
A
23
made
was
29, $1
par
with
of
as
the
for
first
Declares
directors
The
declared
have
accumulations
of
account
Operating
$9,041,805
revenues
Uncollectible oper.
both
expenses—,..,'
6,314,831
Operating
taxes,,,
1,529,587
Net
Net
income,,,,
oper.
income.
—V.
155,
$1,172,361
amounted
1942,
$53.21%
—V.
dividend
a
the
on
$57.31%
to
share
per
per
the
on
155, p. 1738.
7%
1,053,275
______
p.
$4,427,554
3,942,845
976,534
$5 079 852
3!967'251
50-year
has
gold
•
Net
of
declared
have
directors
43%
cents
cumulative
per
share on
dividend of
stock,
$1.25
$25,
par
April 1, last,
share
per
payable
June
was
25
recently declared
to
holders
of
payment of 75 cents per share
a
record
was
paid in 1941 were as follows: April 1, 75
$1.50, and Oct. l-*anti Dec. 20, 75 cents each.—V. 153,
Period End. April 30—
Operating
Uncollectible
for
tb's
On
preferred
the
.on
15, last year.—V.
Dec.
Company has the following current assets;
Cash
;
__—
And
and
has
accounts
etc.—
(incl.
reserve
iss"»
June
$159,244
Stores
oper.
of
171
155
658
The
the
379,206
329,543
55
218
Operating
26,885
130,859
107,177
32,149
income
income
Net
—V.
155,
$48,532
34,609
...—
p.
2007.
$47,480
.
$165,120
110,296
36,263
The
directors
the
138,652
of
40
cents
being
paid
7.
per
on
share
April
Institutional
The
on
June
stock,
at
Insurance
June
30.
cents
on
tions of
This
on
15,
a
value,
this
issue,
made
the
155,
declared
Group
p.
a
cash
last
of
30
July
cents
15
to
quarterly
dividend
share
per
holders
of
distributions
at
that
rate
compares
with
2.95
cents
each
were
also made
Aug.
paid
on Feb.
1.
1
2.24
to
on
cents
holders
g
..
2095.
13,
>
f
have
stock,
declared
dividend
a
$1,
par
16,
payable
1939,
to
and
of
July
12V2
16
cents
to
share
per
holders
including Jan,
16,
of
each.
1941
cents
The
April,
V:;
as
follows: March 31,
15 cents; June
each, and Dec. 19, $1.10.—V. 155, p. 1214,
were
30
and
V.
155,
directors have declared
dividend of 20 cents per share on the
a
stock, payable July 8 to holders of record June 29.
was
made
on
Livengood
Dec.
Placers, Inc.—Annual
Income Account'for Year
An
initial
29, last,—V. 154, p.
Report—
Ended Dec.
1631.
•
31, 1941
■
.
income
$308,493
expenses
Gross
248,970
profit from operations__„_____^^___^__..^__C.i.—__
Depreciation '
Thawed
Net
$38,762
$59,523
Z'V. 79,218
:l._—47,281
9,016'
ground
loss
abandoned......
July
639.
Net
oper,
,
15,
each,
$1
expenses,
due
extra
an
of
parent
accounts
company),
$1,515,666
and taxes—
Co.—Earnings—
,
:
income—_
income,
notes
payable
(including
•/
14,154,291
Quinlan of Quinlan & Leland, has, been elected
$381,673
$4,808,876
13,753
Ur33,277
$5,157,513"
; - ; 18,956
/
directors
The
on
the
share
have
common
on-
the
new
initial
an
and
iniital
an
6% .cumulative
30 to holders of record
June
/."//:
;;
declared
stock
June 25.
,
•'
«
director.
a
f,.
dividend
of
semi-annual
preferred
; •>
60
-
.
w
dividends of .,50 cents,per--share has been
declared
$3
;/•■•
.
on
per
of
;
payable
Leland Electric Co.—To Pay/ 50-Cent Dividend—
j.vS A,
•
-
cents
dividend
stock,\both
12,357,242
r..
>
$5,340 :
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp., Richmond, Va.^—Initial
per
1,116,480
$337,071
Dr3,474
net
and
$107,933; accrued payrolls, accrued interest and
155, p. 540.
share
J 1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,498,153 $18,963,167 $17,514,755
1,178,596
$1,120;
Lawyers Title Corp. of N. Y.—New Director—
William H.
—V.
•
1942—Month—4941
7
receivable,
for
taxes,
$73,104/ long-term debt, $1,450,000; reserves,
and medical fund, $3,775; common stock ($1 par), $100,000;
capital surplus, $568,655; operating deficit, $93,655; total, $2,209,812.—
V. 148, p. 3071.
"
;
31—
1941
accounts
provision
cents,—
50
current
hospital
1,377,086
15,
$280;
deferred charges fyad other assets, $101,177; total, $2,209,812.
Liabilities—Current
2,437,900
Dec.
banks,
and equipment,
$2,050,187; prepaid
721,400
and
Balance Sheet, Dec. 31,
in
materials and-supplies, at cost, $57,047; property, plant
at cost less reserves for depletion and depreciation,
$606,300
...
•.-V/''.
Assets—Cash
78,338
'
revenues
exps.
10,575
$86,567
Dividends—
Oper.
!______
for, year._____—
"•''
1
v
_—
$5,142,686
stock....
and
p.
,
Sept. 30,
Lamson Corp. of Delaware—20-Cent Common Div.-—
Operating
A dividend of 756 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock, payable July 15 to holders of record July 1.
A similar distribu- /
tion was made on Jan. 15, last.
Payments in 1941 were as follows:
15
on
record
the com-"
1942,
par
50
155, p. 1214.
Jan.
*
$»'•■''
_
23,204,440 167,049.830 132,029,564last, totaled 3,365 against 3,623 a
Other deductions,
—_
•'
>
/
-
the'"commonA
stock,:;no.. parvalue, payable June: 30 to - holders <jof record June 20..
.E>istributiops/,of/.25 cents, eacht were: made on March 31, June. 30 and:
Dec. 30, 1941/none since.—V.
155,-p. 307.
•
,
-
Gross
Income
etc.,
$333,597
...
deducts—
Net income
$395,426
135,002 '
$4,775,599
$5; 176,470
1,604,535
•
1,620,230
134,580
$260,846
$198,595
—
"
$3,171,064 "$3,556;240
/Louisiana Land & Exploration Co.—Earnings—
3 Mos. Ended March ^l—'
1942
.1941
1940
\
,,
.
Period Ended May 31
rev. fr.
all sources
Tot.
Operating costs
Taxes
per
of
share
record
Jan.
20, last; 2.35
Semi-annual distribu¬
—
1942—5 Mos.—1941
$555,671
$3,252,816
461,616
426,580
2,317,414
(social
18,575
sec.)—
—
^
Net inc. bef. inc. taxes
—V.
1942—Month—1941
$685,250
$2,648,249
'
18,875
.
2,141,634
and
6,258
10,425
30,903
20,752
24,928
117,126
66,792
65,358
$111,256
$9,504
94,375'
51,406>•
120,690
333,684
325,164
gas
expenses:._l_
Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
directors recently
common
declared
a
dividend
of
18,135
*
$399,811
.-;uV42.718r /
$441,165
.
/
25
stock, payable June 24 to holders of
cents
record
per
share
June
19.
4L.613
_
__128f124
$358", 198
/
$481,085
-
-
'
expenses,
■
leage rentals,
taxes, leases aban., etc.
Profit
Other
——
income
Total
Net
on"
A
•
$609,209
v
'
.
-177,555
151,254
155,452
223,565
$432,740
$289,911
$202,745
$257,520
88,391
136,785
75,042
$521,131
$426,696
$277,787
$294,644
78,240
38,254
38,055
66,501
$442,891
$388,442
$239,732
$228,143
$0.15
$0.13
$0.08
$0.08
37,124 "
1
—
$360,814 def.$85,021
155, p. 2185.
The
.
Geophysical and admin. '
income
■_
Deprec., depl. & amort.
the
$483,883
income- '$628,430
/•;; Profit; -1—$610,295
"
92,875
<
1939
.
oil
Operating
Co.—Earnings
'
Xgeneral)—
Fixed charges
Deprec. charges
on
these shares on May
1, last,
1, 1941, in Insurance Group Shares.—v.- 155*
2185.
June
p.
155,
From Oct.
in
1,713,649
...
......
—_.—
______
Taxes
2007.
dividend of
Shares, "payable
July 15, 1941, and 0.31 cents
2%%
dividend
payable
company
1942.—V.
and on March 31 atrd Nov.
p.
declared
par
the
on
1942—24 Wks.—1941
$
28,987,064
,1,215,763
'.j
stock
Non-voting
Surplus
—V.
)
of 35 cents per share has been declared "on the common
$20, payable June 30 to holders of record June 23.
This
compares with 25 cents per share paid on March 31, last.
Payments
Federal
...—
stock
Voting
;
common
dividend
Gross
miscellaneous notes receivable.
Kansas City Public Service
Securities, Ltd.—Cash Dividend—
directors have
the
25
no
Previously
directors
common
stock,
assets of...——$3,240,254 *
Total
—V, 155, p. 2280,
,
on
common
July
.
the
on
$182,752
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Dividend Reduced
record
declared
Laclede Steel Co.—35-Cent Dividend—
>
Net
pn
share has been
per
1942—4 WkS;—1941
1_
operation
$500,540
paid in advance, prepaym. and similar items..
Preferred
Other
taxes
oper.
20 cents
of
paid regular quarterly dividends of -12 % cents
1942, dividend was omitted,—V. 155, p. 1312.
//■',,,
Represented by:
Interest,
Net
$115,000; $2.80 cumulative pre¬
par), $544,069; long-term debt/ $4 liabilities, $380,967; deferred credits/'
no
.pany
1,656
property
1941
(par $1),
accrued
$
in
July 9.
605
84,669
oper.
81,
,
earlier,—V.
Plants carried in the books at cost, less depreciation—1,785,331
mortgage and
Operating
94,801
rev..
expenses
lease
233,241
$265,995
(G.) Krueger Brewing Co.—Resumes Dividend—
^
*
A
Period Ended May
$621,733
43,247
$499,236
also owns:
company
Kansas City Power & Light
$676,061
$455,989
42,749
Depletion
Leaving net working
-
The
25
1942—4 Mos.- —1941
116,394
174,250
.
—
1941
profits taxes) of——_
excess
and
—
year
2,969,450
and
income
stock
shares,
*
y
Sales
•
—
_____
for
123,433
par
>'••■
■
—268,150
receivable,
(11,939
Period End June 13—
•
Like amounts
at cost (quoted market value $276,-
liabilities
current
671,159
.
24/627
....
Balanc
distribution of like amount
and accrued interest $1,224—
110)
; i
$1,417,792
752 003
$485,773
'
,
—
-
————i—_
—
Marketable securities,
J.940
.
$1,560,087
value, payable July 1 to holders of record June 20. This
compares with 25 cents per share paid on Dec.
29, last, and 20 cents
on Dec. 28,
1940.—V. 151, p. 3564.
'
1941, follows:
31,
1941
■
(net).—______
qurrent
no
The
financial statement,
-
$256,567
dividend
A
155, p. 1312.
summarized
Subs.)—Earnings—
income
stock
common
A
(&
'
,
155, p. 2279.
Statement—
25
'
Knapp-Monarch Co.—20-Cent Dividend—
1%
Jenkins Bros.—Financial
*
record
reserves, $1,157,220; contributions in aid of
construction, $4,246;,
capital surplus, $1,035,000; earned surplus, $365,664; total, $7,670,465.— !
155, p. 1601.
■
' ■ <' /
: ■■■, //
last; $3 on Jan. 2, 1942, and $1.75 011 April 1, July 1 and Oct. 17, 1941. J.
Arrearages as of April 1, 1942, were reported to amount to $22.50 per
share.—V.
the
on
of
1, last," and 25
distributions were
$4,599;
a dividend of $1.75 per share on account
cumulative preferred stock, payable July 1
to holders of record June 25.
This compares with $2.50 paid on April 1,
the
share
per
holders
April
$443,024
taxes
V.
Jeanette Glass Co.—$1.75 Preferred Dividend—
on
"'
Liabilities—Common
The directors have declared
accumulations
to
on
income
063,700;
A
of
cents
31
paid
income
ferred
of. dividend
account
on
such arrears of dividends.
paid on July 1 and Dec.
were
15
July
cents
revenues....
Consolidated
former
certificates relating to
arrears
payable
20
•Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.—Sales Up—
cumulative preferred stocks outstanding on
Aug. 3, 1938, at the rate of $1.75 per share for the 1% series; $1,62%
per share for the 6V2% series and $1.50 per share for the 6% series,
all
payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 23 of dividend
arrears
dividend of
a
with
•
12(7.
p.
50
Operating
Rent
$175,703
on
cents;
16.
Corp.—Earnings-
1942—Month-^1941
revenues
common
June
made
Dividends
Indiana Associated Telephone
the
on
$1,735,584
332,815
'
Assets—Property,
plant
and
equipment,
$6,225,235;
investments,*
$858,621;
current
and
accrued
assets,
$347,391;
deferred
debits.
$239,219; total, $7,670,465.
v\
?
A
class
(Del.)—Dividends—
payment
a
for
■
\
2095.
Imperial Paper & Color Corp.—$1.25 Dividend
$2,811,288
;
declared
Julian & Kokenge Co.—75-Cent Common Dividend—
A
$361,151
$2,116,300
..
compares
income
Gross
share on the class A preferred stock <
class B preferred stock, it was stated.
V-'Z ■ '
//./:,;
'
*.V
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.
The
1942—4 Mos.—1941
$1,180,824
47,901
$816,807
477000
.
5%
Chairman)
payable June 30 to holders of record June 16. Like amounts were
in preceding quarters.
Accrued and unpaid dividends at April 1,
paid
Insurance
$8,658,774 $36,025,393 $33,812,047
22,996
100,332
91,861
6,019,741
25,317,830
23,156,874
1,435,213
6,179,677
5;483,460
25,026
rev._
Operating
53,987
Jan.
Operating
stock, par $100, and a dividend of 40% cents per share on account of
arrearages on the 6V2% cumulative class B preferred stock, par $100,
Co.—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
705,047
9,858
income.
operating
stock,
Trade-marks valued
Period End. April 30—
$3,570,323
76,756
11,403
"
30, 1942.
During 1941 the following
Jan. 31 and April 30,
15 cents each; July 31 and Oct. 31
each, and Dec. 20, a year-end of 20 cents.—V.
155, p. 1312.
Other
July
on
This
Provision
Plan '
;
Illinois Bell Telephone
$447,765
188,829
-/•
Operating expenses and maintenance;,—;.—^..
Provision for retirement
(depreciation)_—C
of reorganization of The Minneapolis & St. Louis RR.
1, 1942.
All depositors who did not file notice- in
May
76000
547^000
,
mortgage
(George E. Roosevelt,
1938
'
97,000
,
Corp.—Smaller Dividend
,
1,
June
4 268 678
115,000
Calendar Years—
"Committee
Railway
1941
$6-937 977
,
Keystone Public Service Co.
dividend
„■
each, and Dec. 29, $1.—V. 152, p. 4125.
1942—5 Mos
$1,470,846 $11,493,908
910,081
6,571,585
16,000
805 000
$1,017,039
income/.
2007.
p.
on
cents
$1,
40
committee
protective
Notes
each; July 16 and Oct. 2, 50 cents
•
,
on
'stock
A 5%
7.
10
finally deemed for all purposes to have assented to the plan and to be *■
irrevocably bound and concluded thereby.—V, 154, p. 1379.
pares with $1 per share paid on March
and March
.
425,000
'
oper.
ry.
made:
the
Oct.
22, 1942, withdraw from the deposit agreement by
surrendering to the depositary his certificate of deposit in transferrable
form and paying to the depositary for the account of the committee the
sum
fixed by he committee as his fair proportion of the expenses of *
the committee incurred to the date of surrender.
All dissenting depositors who do not withdraw within 30 days shall be conclusively and
A
Jan. 3
taxes-..
taxes
cents
the' August
at
quorum
Inventories
follows:
•
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—Div. Decreased—
July
Corp.—Regular Div.
there will be
that
Sept.
Central
business
.
dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock, par $10, payable July 16 to holders of record July 2, This com¬
10, last. Payments in 1941 were
1,557,306
.The directors have declared
stock, no par value,
of dissent from such plan before the close of business 011
June 12, 1942, are bound thereby.
/
'
Any depositor who filed notice in writing of dissent from the plan *
before the close of business on June 12, 1942, may before the close of
the
.
income
155,
first
writing
country's in¬
objective.—V. 155,
the
accomplish
.
of
Hyde Park Breweries Association, Inc.—50 Cent Div.—
as
the
1753,
the directors, the board on June
cash dividend of $1.50 per share,
effective the plan
requiring the dissolution of National Power & Light Co. as a
public utility holding company. National, prior to the exchange offer
originally made last January, was the beneficial owner of 100% of the
p.
each
common
This is
order
an
.■
„
line
be purchased
any. municipal agency or from
dering similar service.
stock,
due
dated
power
electricity
cents
25
12.—V. 154,
the
on
July 3.
Operative—
Its Houston
and energy essential to the
The company is also negotiating contracts
30,000 kilowatts to
company
Texas.
total gross additions to
1942,
industries
necessary
bring into the system additional
war
paying
30,
$16,000,003.
production
war
has
in
area
$3,114,345
expenses.
Ry. .operat.
directors have declared
bonds
operating utility company serv¬
other cities, towns, villages and
rural
stock were $4.93 per share.
stock
1937,
more
and
company
an
148
For the year ended April, 1942, net earnings
common
common
From
annum.
and
extensive
an
as
record
declared
.
of
compares
National Bank in Houston.
ing
Other
Net
has been
to holders of
17
record
of
Iowa
and
agents
124,892
$620,704
a dividend of 25 cents per share on the
payable Aug. 1 to holders of record July 15.
cents per share paid each quarter from Aug.
1, 1941, to and including May 1, 1942.—V. 155, p. 2367.
in soliciting
group
effecting
term
107,820
$681,242
Federal
Iowa Electric Co.—Accumulated Dividends—
exchange under the exchange offer.
addition to assisting the memebrs of the dealer
In
and
71,278
cents per share
25
of
quarterly
holders
The
$6
exchange for Houston
surrendered in
preferred
of
the probability
to
common
to
will be retired and cancelled.
common
as
and
January)
'
1942—Month—1941
■
revenues
Equip, rents, net debit.
meeting
This
eliminate certain factors which appear to have
been retarding its progress."
It includes a further notification of the
holders of National's $6 preferred by letter as well.
last
483,945
$702,276
International Machine Tool
-
.
483,945
.
operating
operating
Ry.
Total
is designed "to stimulate and facilitate the exchanges
preferred under the exchange offer (originally made
$6
National's
502,724
April 10, last, and is payable on July 10, next.
was also paid on Jan. 28, last.—V.
155, p. 2367.
agers" and presented for exchange will be paid to the "dealer man¬
agers." A commission of 50 cents a share of National $6 preferred on
which a commission of $2 a share is paid as above is also to be paid
the
'
Virtu¬
Radio-keith-Orpheum
Southern RR.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
i
Ry.
71,280
17 and Dec.
Due
preferred exchanged as the result of their solicitations.
A commission
of $2 per share of National $6 preferred owned by the "dealer man¬
of
1
■
.
Kansas City
810,120
$624,234
divs._
payable July
1942,
stock for one share of National $6 preferred stock,
group"
504,875
charges
regular
appropriate dividend adjustments.
arrangement has been worked out as compensation for
the members of the dealer organization.
This provides, for members
"dealer
$1,229,541
International Business Machines
A commission
the
$1,273,007
853,116
common
with
of
$1,276,278
Distributions
terms
of Houston common
588,577
$1,200,389
-
dividend
stock,
the
by
the
627,546
1
payment this year.
exchange of
dissolution
December, 1941.
the
„
89,077
706,297
for
in
2007.
p,
,
issue
Interlake Iron Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
securities of public utility companies forced into
Public Utility Holding Company Act.
of the exchange offer, National Power & Light Co.
is offering to each holder of shares of its $6 preferred stock the right
and privilege of exchanging all or any part of his holdings of such
stock, in full share amounts to the extent of 90% of the portion of
such
holdings presented for exchange, for shares of the common
stock of Houston Lighting & Power Co., on the basis of two shares
for
i
this
on
stock is controlled by
common
155,
made
was
Jt. facil. rents, net debit
and may well establish a precedent
Act,
$2,628,238
authorized June 18 by the
was
It
22.
Corp.—V.
-V. 155, p. 2095.
Oct.
exchanges
the Securities
under
recorded
soliciting
$2,753,670
965,063
avail,
Bal.
the dealer group.
the assistance of
This
$2,873,651
ally all of the
1939
923,869
deductions
Other
permitted for the exchanges will be held open until August 14.
exchange offer was originally made as of Jan. 30, 1942, but with¬
out
1940
depreciation
Interest
time
The
$3,089,321
Net income
A
the
1941
and local taxes
or
All Fed.
of securities.
enable
1942
similar distribution
maint. & retire-
Oper.,
"syndicate managers" in the case of the usual new issue
To
31—
Gross revenues
Co. $6 preferred stock for the common stock of Houston
Lighting & Power Co. Smith, Barney & Co., Lazard
Freres & Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc., head the nationwide
solicitation as "dealer managers" as distinguished from
the
Monday, June 29, 1942
Indianapolis Water Co.—Earnings—
& Power Co.—Nationwide Banking
Houston Lighting
*
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
income
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085
Volume 155
W.
Called—
Lexington Ry. Co.—Bonds
Md.—V.
Ecker,
to
5% gold bonds due June 1,
1949, have been called for redemption as of Aug. 1, 1942, at 110 and
interest.
Payment will be made at the Maryland Trust Co., successor
trustee, Maryland Trust Building, Calvert & Redwood Sts., Baltimore,
mortgage
first
of
$42,000
of
total
A
who
become
Operating
Operating
1941
$14,663,174 $12,393,653
10,700,936
8,306,328
1942
operating expenses and taxes—
—
income
$3,962,239
Net
$4,087,325
;
operating
198,728
Gross
income
Income
-
deductions
$4,988,156
17,126
72,432
63,398
3,234,863
2,656,246
12,382,901
10,078,335
891,114
expenses
855,117
3,454,998
3,297,122
taxes——
—~
Net
income-
$844,032
$954,756
$3,497,427
v
-
•
'
■
-
923,923
3,433,646
3,631,136
1602.
p.
ties—The
SEC
June
on
the
on
$1.50
to
directors
stock,
common
11
of
made
the
on
and
debentures, dated March 1, 1942, due serially Sept. 1,
1942-March 1, 1952.
Company has sold the first mort¬
gage bonds at $102.74 and accrued interest, one half
ments
50
of
stock
extra
cents
cents
each
share
cents per
Jan.
extra
an
of
50
,
half
Company
funds of
A
dividend
of
25
share has been declared on
per
Dec.
and
expenses
taxes
1940
438,344
439,531
^
6-642
Net
$13,780
423
587
$31,921
deductions
;
cash
'
and
hand
Sheet
Balance
Other
Dec.
and
31,
'ft
1941
•
■
in
deposits
$71,155;
banks,
accounts
1,
1952.
dividend of
1942,
common
stock , (9,000
shares), $900,000; current liabilities, $56,434;.deferred credits,^4j_.coji>.
tributions
in
aid of
construction,
$680;
reserves,
$631,506; earned
surplus,
stock, $900,000;
$206,042; total, $2,694,666.—V.
1900.
151, p.
vote
the
fty..,
June
have
directors
stock,
common
30.
similar
A
declared
no
of
dividend
a
25
distribution
made
was
cents
on
Period End. May
Power
31—
$324,038
$300,697
3,085
This,
cperat.
$3,989,630
income
Net
Div. accr.
on
257,884
220,453
3,220,099
issued
455,
$83,329
22,004
13,461 *'
stk.
com.
$769,531
v
305,250
'•
would
the Soo Line,—V-
of
13,461
Total
'
161,530
Other
stock,
July
payable
tribution
During
stock;
made
was
the
1941
Jan. 31,
and Dec. 29,
a
31
on
$478,529
following
Jan.
payments
10 cents; April 30,
31
were
-V.
made
the
on
common
year-end of 60 cents.—V. 155, pi 1839.
Dealers, Inc.,
on
to
An
stock
on
June 29, 1942."
initial-distribution of
on
1,
April
last.—V.
*
*
m^de
was
1313.
p.
'' ft",
Value—
Second
Investors
,
•
.
on
- •
•
the
reports
.
/ft
Fund,
/ /ft
;.
Inc.
ft -/
The
directors
have
declared
a
—
>■
and
40
cents
compares
Dividend—
dividend of 24 cents per
with
18
profit
'
depreciation, interest, reserve of $444,000 for
profits taxes, etc.
Note—Due
to
change in fiscal year no comparison
♦After
excess
155,
p.
share, pay¬
Charles
Mr.
G.
Taylor,
company
— •
$210,413
Federal income
'
is available.—
152,200
62,941
35,607
36,761
♦6,625,000
tl, 558,317
1109,924
*7,248
$3,022,894
$2,010,331
$484,409
$29,066
188,817
94,584
153,848
$578,994
$182,914
Interest
Prov.
charges,
for
inc.
Fed.
Balance,
Other
was
$3,157,893
$3,162,694
138,188
1,662,578
Net
profit
122,210-
profit
Earns,
$3,145,104
sh.
per
on
$6.29
"Includes
vision
elected Vice-President.
2nd Vice-President, was elected a director of
$2,199,147
cap.
stock
for
$5,025,000
excess
tAfter
years,
taxes,
profits
excess
profits
and
tax,
deducting $76
$1,683,
($3,252
/
$4.40
•?
in
.
$0.36
$580,000
pro¬
$1.15
tlncludes
for
prior
for prior
over-provision
an
1938)
over-provision
net.
years,
Balance
Assets—Cash,
$5,694,087;
Sheet, Dec. 31,
trade
194ft
(leas
receivables
$20,670),
reserve,
$4,378,449; inventories, at lower of cost or market, $6,591,154; other
assets, $235,247; land, $269,732; buildings, machinery, equipment, etc.,
(less
for
reserves
in
(less
depreciation,
$1,484,967),
$1,254,501; -emergency
amortization, $97,687), $59.6,600; construc¬
for
reserves
progress,
$125,529; patents and goodwill,
$108,438;
expenses,
total,
Liabilities—Accounts
advance
deferred tax and
$1;
$19,253,738.
payable,
accrued State
tax, accrued, $199,250;
local
and
$2,281,500;
taxes, $68,432; Federal capital stock
customers'
$5,731,039;
reserves, $612,000;
capital stock ($1 par), $500,000; capital surplus,
$2,768,937;
earned
surplus,
$5,400,989;
total,
$19,253,738.—V.-, 155,
payments,
$1,691,590;
Federal
taxes
income,
on
able
Chase
.
deducts.-
$175,188
$1,495,315
stock
He succeeds Frederic
11
Broad St.,
of
Missouri
for
$100,000
Missouri-Illinois
—
** -»
--J— W Mb
990,82#
990,825
$504,490
—
$500,275
revenues
Operating
1942—3 Mos. 1941
.
Federal
Other
„„
See
taxes
42,853,670
37,993,077
4,534,061
5,105,668
6,651,543
1,745,334
10,500,335
1,458,026
1,495,932
1,628,593
1,608,013
5,436,262
6,449,625
from
revenues
$4,873,960
lease
$6,476,711 $21,764,013 $25,964,906
of
J
(net)
3,068
1,425
income
Net
income
527,983
2,353,324
2,340,582
dividends
$4,128,790 $12,414,372 $16,169,459
1,4»5,802
5,623,206
5,623,206
27
109,391
99
$1,121,614
$2,722,961
$6,681,775 $10,546,154
$1,121,614
$2,722,961
$6,681,775 $10,546,154
6,763
9,739
$1,128,377
applicable
minority interests
equity
in
pany
$2,732,700
to
of
com¬
income of
subsidiaries
National Pwr. & Lt. Co.—
276,105
163,335
Net
397,000
330,000
Other income
$64,939
$837,006
$831,406
ft
22,734
362,325
495,929
$474,681
$335,477
249,898
253,062
$224,783
41,905
equity,
$32,054
i
$23,033
21,089
$1,945
above___
as
Total
"
$82,415
Other
Pacific
RR.
of
has
additional
first
mortgage
to
tender.
As
appro¬
bonds
396,068
177,277
7,529
29,913
32,070
28,138
Interest, etc., deductions
Inc.
surplus
from
256,886
303,728
1,021,545
$2,346,401
$5,850,772
$9,036,690
$996,892
____
paid
Other
of public.—V.
155,
p.
Pacific
6,763
cents per share
16
$3,983,460
75,983
120,329
$4,059,443
$6,849,272
396,068
349,320
177,277
226,858
Expenses
2096.
On Texas &
55,363
$1,631,405
7a, 911.
40,146
50,973
7,838
7,529
$615,523
$1,501,992
Total
Other
income
$718,870
—
taxes
taxes
operat. income
Interest, etc., deductions
155, p. 2369.
income
28,138
___
income
paid
of
20
cents
per
share
was
paid
and
30, last.
Payments in
15 cents each, and Dec.
April
on
Oct.
15,
This compares with
1940.—V. 155,
the common stock,
This compares with
1941 were as follows;
22, 25 cents.—V. 152,
on
4130.
Balance
Loan
Society—5-Cent Dividend—
on
Jan.
of
15,
five
cents
April
15,
per
July
share has been
15
and
declared
Oct. 15 of last
on
year.—V.
155,
ferred Issue—
$9,000,000
in
4%ft
303,728
1,021,545
$3,152,457
$5,219,479
256,886
$1,245,106-
advances (subsidiaries, and minor
cash in banks (on demand), $1,$673,161; accounts receivable (includ¬
ing $500 from subsidiary), $575; accrued interest receivable, $4,817;
dividends
receivable
(subsidiaries),
$312,110; other current assets,
$1,500; deferred charges, $71,400; total, $130,535,235.
special
.
and
deposits,
cash
stock,
$122,393,351; long-term debt, $370,5,00;
accrued interest, $6,946; preferred dividend
taxes,
$167,382; liquidation account—
Service
Co., $325,369;
long-term debt called for
Liabilities—Capital
accounts
payable, $37,297;
$366,776;
Public
accrued
$644,913; reserve for retiring minority interest in sub¬
liquidated, $10,000; reserve (appropriated from capital sur¬
plus), $281,378; earned surplus (all restricted as to common dividends,
and
$3,851,822
restricted
as
to : preferred dividends), $5,931,324;
total, $130,535,235.—V. 155, p. 2369.
' * ^
sidiary
A
dividend
stock,
meeting, June 24, approved the issuance
preferred stock to replace the outstanding
The stockholders at a special
$6,241,024
investments), • $128,394,998;
1313.
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Stockholders Approve New Pre¬
of
32,070
$3,456,185
redemption,
the com¬
mon A stock,
par $1, payable July 15 to holders of record July 8.
A
similar distribution was made on Feb. 1 and April 15, of this year,,
dividend
29,913
,
Sheet, March 31, 1942
securities
Assets—Investment
declared,
Monroe
$587,385
has been declared on the common
10, last, and 20 cents on Nov. 15,
Dec.
on
$6,728,943
$1,621,666
9,739
result of previous pur¬
Net
Ry. below.—V.
1942—12 Mos.- -1941
»
$712,107
-
income
other
dividend
and
226,858
Income^[Company Only)
1942—3 Mos,—1941
subs.—con¬
solidated
of
as pur¬
$5, on June 25 to holders of record June 15.
A
349,320
70,911
50,973
7,838
Period End. Mar. 31-
authorized
been
Mode O'Day Corp.—20-Cent Dividend—
:
120,329
55,363
—___■
taxes
taxes
Balance,
75,983
$6,757,758 $10,666,483
40,146
Expenses
076,675;
27
9,887,555
28,626
Portion
13,530
1411.
June
'9,432,574
1,405,802
■
31,000
Ry. Stock—
Texas &
cents
86,025
to
public
18,935
acquire bonds by
to
agent
dividend of
par
72,650
public,
$2,556,042
♦Preferred
512,958
$6,482,114 $21,846,946 $26,057,014
3,978
1,772,020
43,386
to
Balance
$3,609,719
2,124,315
stock, payable July 15 to holders of record July 1.
TO
6,083
$6,478,136 $21,774,296 $25,970,989
deductions
from
A
10,283
$4,896,624
(net)
interest
etc..
Net
,
'
$4,877,028
19,596
Operating income
Missouri Public Service Corp.—16-Cent Dividend—
cents
■
9,598,804
approp.
res.
operat:
plants
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$4,162,408
183,016
Dillon, Read & Co. have been designated
;
A
[Incl. Subs.)
1942—12 Mos.—1941
10,843,689
3,911,781
taxes
Prop, retir.
Net
Missouri Pacific RR.—Receives Dividend
•
avail¬
are
$22,716,049 $20,924,794 $87,003,905 $80,249,255
expenses
operations $1,334,500 bonds have been retired leaving $1,403,000
Pacific
that
announces
1957,
■
Operating
•'
$335,871
retirement
RR.
outstanding in hands
•
1,
Subsidiaries—
Federal
chase
City,
2282.
trustee
chasing
Y.
April
Comparative Statement of Consolidated Income
Period End. Mar. 31—
Missouri-Illinois RR.—To Retire Bonds—
priate
N.
debentures due
fund
National J Power
& Light
Co.—Nationwide Banking
Group Soliciting Exchange of Stock—See Houston Light¬
ing & Power Co.
$1,491,100
20,693
,,
Bank,
sinking
exchange for temporary debentures at its corporate
trust department.—V. 155, p. 2282.
Gross
$11,361
p.
National
3 lA ft
for delivery in
$54,788
pfd.
on
■
National Oil Products Co.—Definitive Debentures—
36,000
taxes—
deprecj__'.
etc.,
^
2282.
p.
1,671,594
205,859
income
155,
The
Co.—Official Promoted—
the board.
tax
income
no
of
par
This
compares
July
1,
1941.
Del., Inc.—10-Cent Dividend
the common
value, payable July 1 to holders of record June 25.
with 40 cents paid on Dec. 30, last, and 10 cents on
Shirt Shops of
National
at the May meeting of
etc.,,
Comparative Statement of
p.
Taylor, Jr., has been
who
132,274
Tennessee
: ft-
1514.
Metropolitan Life Insurance
the
$313,376
Radiator & Mfg. Co.—Earnings—
♦Net
V.
164,713
1,478
.
.
cents
Earnings for the Quarter Ended May 31, 1942
and
1,171
$353,980.
Balance
p.
McCord
277,185
Federal
25
paid on April 20, last,
on'Jan. 20, 1942 (see V. 154,.p. 1700).—V. 155,Vp. 1839.
and
1942,
,100
;;
V-'-' 12
1942—Month—1941
31—
__—
Net income
—V.
:■■■■
20 to holders of record June 30. This distribution is derived
income on securities owned for the quarter ended
30,
38,333
Depreciation & amortiz.
4,580,507
43,398
for
Dividends
Asset
investment
June
752,190
36,164
$3,161,216
pref.; stocks for period
taxes
Interest,
.,
'ft -ftftft ftft
■
Massachusetts Investors Trust—24-Cent
from
6,071,784
on
■
$1,015,798
970,785
375,228
etc.,
$7,741,723
$3,156,722
2282.i>-"r /////' '/.ft,
p.
income
p.
able July
$9,228,506
%
»;
...
p. 2096.
$1,769,163
1,825,238
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$116,296
•
}
net
owned
investments
of
1938
$5,996,768
Rent
$313,276
«** —
revenue.
Gross
common
new
/ft;-ft V
ft/". /ft/ft ft /ft. ■' -/ft"' ft ./ft ftft/ft
corporation
1939
1940
ft./V/ft;'/
Co.—Earnings—
137,980
applicable to
Provision
assets of $6,150,365, based on market
May 31, 1942, equal to $6.85 per
share, on 897,932 shares outstanding.
This compares with; net assets
Of $6,574,516 oh Feb. 28, 1942, amounting to $7.22 per share on the
shares then outstanding.
Earnings per share were approximately the
same as In the corresponding quarter of 1941..
:;
The 38th quarterly report notes that during the quarter ended May
31, 1942, the fund1 purchased additional'blocks of Curtiss-Wright "A;"
and National City Bank of New York, stock;. and
sold, part of; its
holdings of American Can and Kennecott .Copper stocks.—V.
15.5,
The
values
.
$254,276
—
-ll
income
Federal
ft
the Maryland
,
of directors of
*
cents
50
155,
ft
■
.
v' 416,869
(net)_
charges
General
\,
Massachusetts
Pacific
518,505
Operating expenses
1942, declared a regular
quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share on the preferred stock, payable
July 1. 1942, to holders of record at the close of business on June 25,
1942, and a dividend of 50 cents per share on-the common stock, pay¬
able July 17, 1942, to stockholders of record June 30, 1942. -I. .
- ft
"Accordingly, under Section 5
lai
ill of the National Uniform
Practice Code, unless otherwise agreed at the time of contract, transac¬
tions in the preferred stock of this company shall be 'ex' $1.75 on
June 24, 1942,-and transactions in the common stock shall be 'ex' 50
cents
Pacific for bond
issues which it
slightly more than
$254,264
:.:=
income
155,
Gross
Dry Dock Co., at a meeting held on June 16,
,
1941
326,013
Canadian
the
$730,145
deduct.;
rev.
Period Ended May
; •
June 23 announced;
that the board
been notified
have
1,138,088
2,124,048
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings-
July 31 and Oct. 31, 20 cents each,
The National Uniform Practice Committee of the National Association
"We
$1,606,000
1,390,973
$12,375,140
and April 30, last. "
Maryland Drydock Co.—Dividend Ruling— ;••'/.
of Securities
option
$772,769
Balance
holders
on
Pacific
the reorganized Soo Line for $2
amount of the option stock
1942—Month—1941
income
Dividends
share has been declared on the common
of record July 15.
A similar dis¬
per
to
this issue
$1,664,094
exp.
the
155, p. 2369,
operat. revenues-
Interest
Net
of 20 cents
$406,338
292,114
299,902
(net)
Other
2185.-
dividend
right to
.......
161,530
$302,752
•
the
the common stock of
the Canadian
gave
stock.
revenues
oper.
Net
$640,059
• '
$47,864
have
will
-ft
312,541
Marshall Field & Co.—20-Cent Common Dividend—
ft A
,
the Canadian
give
Period End. May 31-
Gross
$29,231
$416,856
sales,.
on
deductions
Net
$952,600
<
$464,282
$61,325
$42,692
$5 pfd. stk.
p.
y
traffic agreement between the Canadian Pacific and the
Commission said it regarded a traffic agreement with
Pacific as necessary to a continued profitable operation
a
Canadian
Operating
$67,836
profit
Other
ICC
—
The
Line.
2,598,148
i.
Bal. avail, for
—V.
Pacific
$3,550,748
earnings—
Gross
Admin,, sales,
27,504
$303,782
expenses-
Ry.
reorganization plan provides for ain 8-year extension from Jan.
1951, of
the
$325,720
25,144
Net
s
Railway
ft
increased
Minnesota Power & Light
Total
6,066,969
1,661,223
1842.
p.
facilities
approved March 17,
an
effective working
amount of
of the total
stock
plus
•
revenues
1,808,727
■
The
Canadian
.ft..ft
original order
the total common
Soo
21,674
Gross
422,854
company.
the
Commission
of
$3,523,244
$3,967,956
1,682
Non-operating
by the
of reorganization
the common stock of
of
The
guaranteed
1942—12 Mos.—1941
Income-
25 ft
had
The
Operating. revenues--—
45 ft
,
45 ft
vf
•
Line.
33ft.
1,
Co.—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
30,638
6,888,330
National Acme Co.
o.—Earnings—
holdings and the payment of interest on certain bond
April 2, July 2, Oct. 2 and Dec. 26, 1941.—V. 155, p. 14102
Marion-Reserve
$9,364,830
35,652
1,547,082
459,434
income
oper,
155,
definitive
Pacific
Canadian
reorganized
Commission's
buy
to
share on
per
Ste. Marie
Sault
&
its plan
amendment
approximately
share.
a
2 to holders of record
April 2, last, and on
value,- payable July
par
1942—4 Mos.—1941
$2,383„741 $10,396,803
,•,/
1313.
the
the
the
Soo
The
to
The
new
1,790,186
Calendar Years—
share has been declared on
per
has amended
of
Under
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
the
cents
p.
insure
to
control
preferred
30
155,
The ICC
$2,694,666,
Liabilities—7ft
gold bonds, series B, due Sept.
Amends Reorganization Plan—
receivable,
$53,296; materials and supplies, $69,682; deferred debits, $5,880; total,
on
corporation
Minneapolis St. Paul
'
plant and equipment, $2,494,653;
Debits—Property,
the
$13,192
___
income
Assets
apply the net proceeds, together with other
to the extent necessary, to the redemption of
to
proposes
the
extra.—V.
Net
registra¬
the
date
7,467
income,,,,,,,,,,,..
—V.
Co.
the common
stock, payable July 15 to holders of record July 8.
Previous payments
this year were 15 cents on Jan. 15, an extra of 20 cents on Feb. 14
and a payment of
15 cents on April 15.
Distributions during 1941
were
as follows:
Jan. 15, 25 cents; Feb. 24, 25 cents extra; April 15,
15 cents; July 15, 25 cents; Oct. 15, 35 cents; and Dec. 15, 50 cents
4.176
■
$32,345
income
Gross
Insurance
Life
Midwest Piping & Supply Co., Inc.—30-Cent Dividend
$9,604
$25,702
Operating income
Non-operating income
which
on
9,078
taxes
tion
A
Income
Mutual
$449,135
31—
revenue
27,
the
The proposed issue and sale have been expressly authorized
Michigan Public Service Commission.—V. 155, p. 2370.
1941
$464,046
Months Ended
and
Co.
Insurance
1, 1956,
in the principal amount of $2,535,200.
(Both issues have been called
for payment July 9.
See V. 155, p. 2282.)
The initial saving in annual interest charges to be effected by the
proposed refunding would be approximately $73,454; the reduction in
the company's indebtedness would be $11,000 initially, and $761,000 by
Manchester Gas Co.—Earnings—
.12
Operating
Operating
Life
debentures have been placed with Travelers
outstanding first mortgage 5ft
March
.
said he expected
155, p. 2282.
1942—Month—1941
$2,675,554
expenses,,
outstanding first mortgage and refunding 6ft gold bonds, series A,
due Sept.
1, 1943, in the principal amount of $1,725,800, and of its
the common
stock, no par value, payable Aug. 31 to holders of record Aug. 14.
This compares with 50 cents paid on May 20, last, and 25 cents on
Feb. 27, 1942.
In 1941, payments were as follows; Feb. 28, 25 cents;
May 21, 35 cents; and Aug. 29 and Nov. 28, 25 cents each.—V. 155,
p. 1839.'.;;.;
'
V
" .ft
,■ 7
•
: ,
cents
public.—V.
rev,.
Operating
its
Dividend—
Madison Square Garden Corp.—25-Cent
Mutual
Northwestern
to
the
June
Insurance Co. at par and accrued interest.
.
,
Hancock
The 3V2%
-
1601,
p.
other
as against 50 cents
Four quarterly pay¬
cents were made during
1942.
15,
John
to
15,' last,
April
on
on
and
the year 1941.—V. 155,
,
35
quarterly dividend of
both payable July 15
of 40 cents per share
usual
the
distribution
A
30.
common
25
of
dividend
a
and
$10,
pay
June
record
quarterly
declared
18
to
revenues
Uncollectible oper.
approved the application of
(a) $3,500,000
mortgage bonds, series A, 3%%, dated March 1,
1942, and due March 1, 1972, and (b) $750,000 of 3V2%
the preferred stock, par $100,
share on
per
holders
was
June
on
for other general purposes.'
and
effective
Period End. April 30—
Net
first
•
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.—Smaller Dividend—
The
become
$3,741,564
828,936
oper.
155,
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—Private Sale of Securi¬
$2,845,850
$2,832,297
income
155, p. 2368.
to
will be offered
Operating
the company for the issuance and sale of
—V.
preferred stock
Mack, Chairman of the Board,
statement
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1942—4 Mos.—!* £41
$4,483,245 $19,407,758 $17,180,419
18,147
rev._
income
—V.
$4,317,645
1,471,794
$4,160,967
1,328,669
—
M.
-Earnings-
230,320
Other income
E.
Operating
Net
Net
tion
1942—Month—1941
revenues.-
Uncollectible oper.
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—
Total
$4,000,000 of 5ft
697^
Lend-Lease
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.
Operating
Operating revenues
to
issue
Period End. April 30—
April 30—
and director on Jan. 14
Administrator E. R. Stet-
Vice-President
as
Assistant
tinius, Jr., in Washington, D. C.—V. 155, p.
155,-p. 53.
Year Ended
resigned
Special
2459
10 cents per
See
V.
155,
share has been declared on
p.
265.
.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2460
National Sugar Refining Co. (&
Consolidated
1941
sales
Net
Calendar
1940
1939
Operating
1938
Uncollectible oper.
$59,617,353 $50,021,008 $64,457,899
——
$79,390,025
76,752,078
59,046,176
49,526,284
64,964,566
$2,637,947
$571,177
$494,724
14,159
17,893
$2,637,947
$586,245
$508,884
§$488,774
689,417
700,175
692,959
frotn
oper
*
.
items
&
46,164
58,476
194,358
248,675
12,692,629
4,223,074
11,857,357
50,060,707
46,579,603
$2,778,200-
$3,270,832 $11,030,928 $12,762,765
for
Net
.
conting
$1,428,530
paid
....—.
155,
§$113,930
§$434,144
.
.
further
723,875
Balance
$1,428,530
stk., outstdg. '
cap.
(no
§$113,930
sh.
per
■^Included
stk.
cap.
in
net
571,300
Nil
Nil
$2.51
sales.
tConsists
of
on
579,100
Y
account
Consolidated
Balance
Sheet,
Dec.
refined
$2,943,293; accounts receivable,
and syrup (incl. $135,607 Federal
sugar
factured sugars), $2,106,953;
packaging
$4,510,762;
excise
derived
•
fuel
and
tax
on
trade marks at cost, $400,001;
patents and
Liabilities—Short
payable
term
Including
excise
and
tax
workmen's
tax
surtax
notes
payable
total,
bank,
compensation
manufactured
on
to
cost
claims,
earned
stated
the
accounts
$1
1413.
•
.
An
of
■='
the
following
securities:
'
in
such
denominations
the
as
per
1
annum.
shall
company
issue,; to mature Jpne 30, 1945,
and
to
bear
elect
at
interest
the
at
did
time
amounts
as
ments
to pay for proposed extensions, additions and better¬
and property of the company in the amount of
necessary
the
to
plant
$1,250,000.—V.
155,
1
2283.
p.
:V
y
■'
;
:
;
Government
the
Federal
July
on
Water
right
to
divert
from
water
the
on
interests
March
It
the
Niagara
to
Service
property.
Commission
jV"
1
observes:
inflation
thus
the
books
of
the
be
of
to
the
at
Hydraulic Power Co. of
books of
the
the
Niagara
the Commission
Niagara Falls,
Falls
that
says
Power
their
stock,
This
1941
with
paid
prior
cents,
the
cents
$25
and
March
on
to
dividend of
a
paid
on
stock
par
Dec.
27.
28,, 1941,
the
old
155,
p.
For the week
11,213,707
above
year
ended
kwh.
production
ago.
Gas
June
This
of
without
the book
up
unregulated
$3,307,975
the books
facilities
■
Under
terms
in
Net
Net
the
Net
future
profits
the
which
additional
appeared
of
the
the
predecessor
represented
155, p. 1924.
to
the
to
justify.
A
before
come
increase
of
for
week
is
435,837
the
2369.
:
,y
y-v/.v-:,
,•
week
'
a
y
^
.v
.
at
91,767,000
above
year
v
common
On
of
production
in
hours,
both
Commission
struck
out
The
order $15,537,943
and
purchased,
New
England Power Association and subsidiaries for the week ended
1942 (the amount available for New England Power Associa¬
other
reporting companies and secondary sales to other
utilities), was 55,053,836 kwh., as compared with 54,920,264 kwh. for
June
20,
the
week
ended
Output for
V.
155,
June
the
2369.
p.
21,
1941,
preceding
increase of
an
over
-y
-
increase
an
of
week ended June
4.25%
the
.
0.24%.
13,
1942,
corresponding
was
week
57,993,957
last
.
..
..
/.
period End.
April 30—
Operating
revenues..—
Uncollectible oper. rev,.
Operating
Net
9,881
expenses—
Operating
Net
1942—Month—1941
$7,556,702
5,204.084
1,097,290
4,757,712
1,135,757
$1,245,447
$1,202,742
876,219
786,323
taxes
income.
oper.
__
_
income...—
-r-y.^,155,
1942—4 Mos.—1941
in
20,524,593
18,832.562
->4,068,891
■
redemption
be
made
$5,
1941
Net
ry.
operat,
1941
$3,449,064
$3,170,516
881,397
911,119
1,057,520
$4,818,202
2,048,130
1,259,903
383,332
431,457
32,670,039
22,619,909
16,133,611
14,458,834
9,263,769
5,242,932
5,623,010
18,436,838
5,448,066
2,743,078
income.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Netifrom
railway
railway
Neit:ry. operat.. income.
—V.
155,
p,
4,686,282
sinking fund
2097.
money
Insurances
dividend of
a
were
follows:
as
declared
BMT,
Total
oper.
Pperating
revenues
expenses
...
Income
from
and
IND
oper
income.
22,183
$2,038,083
$2,657,260
35,503
31,798
•
Exc.
of
revenues
1941—6 Mos.—1940
135^149
211,420
$9,595,520 $13,367,352
212,588
190,903
over
ioperating expenses.-
—V.
$2,073,592
$2,689,058
$9,803,108 $13,558,255
155, p. 2010.
8,194,285
1,967,338
1,917,52*
,$530,651
$1,907,406
$2,046,455
439,245
1,974,568
3,715,115
able
1, 1942, at 100 and
held in the sinking
Lives & Granting
2097.
V'.
cents per
15
March
and
31
share
June
30,
dividend
of
1940
11,772
$287,617
*170,340
*20,807
'
1939
$265,486
/: $285,728
199,601
*131,701
200,960
323,669
%263,721
1,243,535
1,183,667
1,198.840
railway199,601
income.
T
11,772
♦20,807
*170,340
*131,701
200,960
323,669
*263,721
,/
:
....
155,
2097.
p.
of
cents
25
29
share has been declared
per
holders
to
share
per
paid
of
June
record
June
on
the
on
19.
This
common
compares
13,
13,
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
stock, par $1, and
July
1941.—V.
The
15
cents
a
dividend of
the class B
1 to holders of record June 20.
155, p. 265.
25
cents per
^
;
share on the
stock, par $1, pay-:
common
This compares with
20, last, and 25 cents
20 cents
on
June 30;
V.r
:
Corp.—Proposes
Sale
of
Laclede
Gas
Securities
Light
and
Exchange Commission announced" June 22 an
application bad been filed by the corporation for approval of the sale
to an insurance company of $2,500,000 of 5%
refunding, and extension
mortgage bonds of Its subsidiary, the Laclede Gas Light Co. of St,
Louis, Mo.
,
tion of
not
approved Ogden's acquisition of such por¬
to other holders, but reserved jurisdic¬
extended
on
the
•
Commission
the bonds
the company's proposal to
bonds for resale.
*
'
tion
the
on
on
Bonds—
on
p.
1941
$361,269
borrow $2,500,000 to be used
"
\
.
to buy
7
7
its
In
amendment, Ogden stated it may not be necessary to borrow
the money if the SEC approves the private sale.
The sale price was
placed at 99 plus accrued interest from.April 1.—V. 155, p. 1414.
;
-
Period End. April 30—
Earnings— *'
1942—Month—-1941
.
1942—4 Mos.—1941
99
179
373
692
45,497
195,041
180,927
13,775
10,278
54,350
37,239
Income
$16,608
$18,803
$66,318
$71,514
to
a
60
cents
share
per
Like amounts
were
disbursed
-
,
Jan,
on
pref.
20
Dec.
sentence"
1941,
30,
order
of
the
Net
Step in
for the
existence
and
Exchange
requiring the liquidation of North Amer¬
The
appli¬
disposal of its interests in two small companies, one for
of
American
approximately
$38,394
Light & Power is
and
for
other
the
oper.
155,
$290,372
Ohio
..
1683.
p.
Bell
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Operating
1942—Month—1941
revenues
Uncollectible
oper.
rev..
Operating
,
expenses....
Operating
taxes
a
$30,500,
subsidiary of the North American
a
$316,082
:
.
,
ulti¬
its
Light & Power have been filed with the Commission.
rev..
$74,757
and
-
Securities
$82,895
revenues:.....
Uncollectible oper.
1315.
p.
"
*
steps in a contemplated general plan
of the company and termination of
"death
of
consideration
Co.—V.
The
155,
2187.
p.
directors
the
similar
on
-
19
June
stock,
capital
distribution
'
'
•
declared
payable
was
a
July
made
dividend
'.
Jan.
2
preceding
and
15
of
-
4
Net
Net
income.—_
oper.
155,
..
.
„
$934,812
$884,821
$3,557,555
$3,402,512
915,345
income....
—V.
1942—4 Mos.—1941
$4,939,593" $4,490,459 $19,078,757 $17,210,147
10,496
-9,472
41,314
35,487
2,873,780
2,551,938
11,364,918
9.867,020
1,120,505
' 1,044,228
4,114,970
3,905,128
845,268
3,581,528
3,306,040
2284.
p.
■
Ohio Edison Co.~
cents per
share
record June 25.
April 1, last, as com¬
holders
to
1
on
10 cents per share in
of
quarters;
lVa%,
payable July 1, 1942, on the outstanding first collateral lien bonds
due July 1, 1957.
Fixed interest of 1V2% on said bonds is also pay¬
able! July 1, 1942.
Pursuant to the provisions of the trust indenture
dated
as
of July
1, 1937, relating to said bonds, no transfers of
bonds shall be' registered on the registration books kept by the trustee
during the terr days next preceeding said interest payment date.
—V.
directors
also
declared
payment of
a
income
interest of
>
■(
-,r
Gross
revenue..
Operating
General
Fed.
Gross
7%
preferred
Public
Service
24 declared
June
on
stock,
$1.50
on
the
Co.—Accum.
dividend of $1,75
a
stock
preferred
6%
per
and
$1,371/2
—V. 155,
pn the 5%% preferred stock, all on account of accumulations, payable
14 to holders of record June 30.
Like amounts were paid in
quarters.
Arrearages
at
as
April
14,
last,
amounted
Northern States Power Co.
a
(Del.)—Preferred Divs,—
stock, and a regular quarterly
dividend of $1.50 par share on the 6% cumulative preferred stock, both
payable July 20 to holders-of record-June 30;
Like amounts were
-3
Jan,
20
and
,.:>*{.
April 20,
>
3
2
last, and in
J,
The
filed
■.!
,<■
1
L
each "of
:i
Y
the
>
"J
four
•j
quarters
--1
1, I
3,143,785
2,925,090
$556,211* $7,080,598
$7,264,598
$463,815
288,075
3,452,640
3,425,501
$178,166
$3,627,958
$3,839,097
1,866,923
1,866,923
$1,761,035
$1,972,174
stock
155,577
$268,136
155,577
pfd.
;
$22,589
$112,559
2284.
SEC
by
the
on
June
17
permitted
proposing
to
become
to: extend
effective
Maturity
declaration
a
the
maturity
Aug. 1, 1942, to Aug. 1, 1943, of $412,000 of unsecured 5%
notes held by Sand Springs "Home, Sand Springs, Okla.
The SEC in its findings states:'
the
Under
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 per
preferred
671,000
250,000
285,649
■
...
——
p.
1,683,400
Oklahoma Power & Water Co.—Extension of
to
$11.37 Va per share on the 7%
preferred stock, $9.75 on the 6% pre¬
ferred stock and $8.93% on the 5%% preferred stock.—V. 155, p. 1924.
The directors have declared
on
the 7%
cumulative
on
Balance
on
";
income
2,210,821
2,085,400
2,288,400
and
deductions.
&
Div.—
share
July
previous
deprec.
2,390,514
138,200
121,100
278,757
taxes.
income
Interest
200,383
140,000
238,200
taxes
prof,
for
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,911,725 $25,913,258 $21,868,068
645,831
8,924,561
7,113,249
203,365
income
amortization
Net
Indiana
725,795
expenses
excess
Prov,
1942—Month—1941
$2,049,932
—
taxes
Federal
Dividends
directors
-Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
155, p. 2234.
paid on
V. v
31,698
8,907,345
500,992
52,413
share
^K
40.1*1
2,096,188
518,947
taxes™.
Commission
the
Divisions)
50,216
7,779
expenses
liquidation
The
$10,365,097 $10,084,249 $57,185,492 $56 131 621
8,276,797
7,404,805
47,378,553
42,'629*120
Operating rentals
Non-oper;
IRT
1941—Month—1940
1942—4 Mos.—1941 \
$3,135,610 $12,822,290 $12,189,966
Operating
accumulations.
Northern
(Includes
-
April 30
6,424
per share paid on these issues on Dec.
due
bonds,
2,297,917
'"""New York Transit System—Earnings—?
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Ended
by the Amer~.
cents;
.V V
payable June 30 to holders of record June 23.
distribution of 20 cents per share was made.
a
have
additional
The
1939
3,643,868
Months
•
■
,
Operating
pared with
lq40
$7,486,578
owned
cumul.
pref. stock and 55 cents per share on the 5%%
pref, stock, both payable July 20 to holders of record June 30,
Two
A
railway.
Net: from, railway....
is
,,
1942—Month—1941 V
Noxzema Chemical
of July
as
of
out
for
Co.
Liquidation—
3,006,358
'■
from
the
in
to .war
1,654,737
cents
common
North Texas Co.—15-Cent Dividend—Interest—
.'/ New York Chicago & St. Louis RR. —Earnings—
Gross
men
las^ and 25 cents. on
1942.
Distributions during 1941 were as foM^ws:
March 10,
June 14, 50 cents; June 30, 15 cents; Sept. 13, 50 cents &nd
Dec. 19, 75 cents.—V. 155, p. 2097.
25
$4,723,209
p, 2010.
1942
Four
•
.
operat.
50
March
VI?-
North American Light & Power Co.—Further
on
May—
by
4,153,778
$5,032,622
3,479,249
mail
$489,300
506,071
railway
dividend
-V.
North
air
stock
-
■
$3,297,422
The directors have declared
6%
ican
.new
Operating
cations cover
$7,108,357 $29,662,230 $27,760,187
12,146
36,124
50,638
a
on
pursuant
Telephoned Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
New England
set
2,282,751
stock, payable June
was
.
mortgage 3-5%
declared
last,
account of
mate
-
All of its
1942
'Deficit.—V.
with
of the total disal¬
and April 20,
this year, as compared with $2 on the 6%
$1.83% on the 5%% pref. stock on Jan. 20, 1941.—V. 155,
year.—
had
No-Sag Spring Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
tion. and
kwh.,
of
use
Co.
And
rev.*_ "
railway...:^
from
ry.
A
Project No. 16 and placed
Philadelphia; Pa.—V. 155,
par
31,
directors
cumul.
on
mail
had
It
North American Investment Corp.—Accumulated Divs.
155,
"
said.
air
in correspondence, related
155, p. 2011..
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.
production
ago.—V.
Month
railway
ry, operat. income.
from
\
We
each; Sept. 30, 30 cents; and Dec. 27, 40 cents.—V. 152, p. 2077.
y;-y /
generated
stock,
Payments
For
.
Net
cubic
Association—Output Up 0.24%—
kilowatt
trustee,
March
the
New England Power
Total
for
will
Pennsylvania
The directors have
4.04%
share.
per
& Telegraph
In March the
output
or
corresponding
reported
an
increase of 1,966,000 cubic feet, or 4.38%
89,801,000 cubic feet in the corresponding week a
p.
kwh.,
he
that
2011.
from
Net
more
us.
Niagara Falls Power Co.
•"
first
called
Payment
The
Annuities,
month
gains
From Jan. 1—
intercompany profit.
an
present
•
$21,500 of
have been
at
Airlines
25 declared a quarterly dividend of 75 cents
stock, par $100, payable June 30 to holders
Previously this company paid regular quarterly
income...
p.
Ogden
of
interest.
$1.25
oper.
Gross
extent
Nice Ball Bearing Co.—Bonds Called—
1945,
Northwest
on
June
from
Net
Public
pretense
investment
the earned surplus accounts of the
Niagara Fails Power Co. and the
balance Is to be transferred to other accounts within the next 60
days.
fund
pound-miles,
increased
taxes......;
155,
Gross
V Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp.—15-Cent Dividend—
Association—Output—
kwh.
19
and
share
outstanding
stock
feet,
of
27
per
1
>
common
26.
revenues.™:
May—
con-
■:a"
y
June
$1.80
company's
Northwestern Pacific RR.- -Earnings-
trans¬
1918
in
total
the
In
said.—V.
income........
—V.
the
on
was
the
their properties
of
lowed is to be removed from the accounts of
23.
Distributions
June
of
1314.
■,>
the
last.
par
June
record
of
Operating
previously transferred
dollar of
a
costs
write-up
of
because it
A
to
Operating expenses
project."
disallowed
the
on
this Association reports electric
an
10,777,870
for
output
19,
is
$100
share
per
follows:
as
dividend
A
on
New England Gas & Electric
of
cents
March -31,
were
$1.15.
split-up.—V.
4-for-l
75
payable June 30 to holders of
50
the
on
45
declared
$25,
par
compares
during
Sept. 30,
was
have
due
Uncollectible oper,
New England Confectionery Co.—75-Cent Dividend—
The directors
common
line.
by. steady
on
the
June
Operating
be remiss in our duty if we
permitted any portion of this $11,800,482 to be reflected in licensee's property accounts as an investment
—V.
•
,
consecutive
,
Period End. April 30—
would
on
that
decisions
our
which
Co.
flagrant example of outright inflation has seldom
this
announced
of air mail carried
pounds
the
and
Results
having effectively removed their activities from public regulation, the
been
19
-..r'
208,791,260
on
were
on
record
dividends
the book cost of the Schoellkopf
distribution
length bargaining,
Schoellkopfs wrote
in
June
on
announcement
ican Telephone
without any change in the stockholders or the property."
The Commission quotes from the resolution under which the merger
was effected to prove that "in other
words, having erroneously assumed
ownership of the water power inherent in the waters of Niagara and
<
of
directors
share
of
,
which
of
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Reduces Dividend
The
and
'
Hunter
second
forces
per
company
Cliff company to escape the jurisdiction of the New York
Commission—was increased $11,800,482 "without any
arm's
with
increase
an
allowed,"
the
to
the
gains
company
Cliff
year,
ago.
Pounds flown in Aprils totaled 96,344 and
v.
IV;'1'V
hauling air express from important production centers
is flying cargo under special contract with the War
record
the
of
:
on
corresponding week last
year
total
a
The
in
law
compared
the
68,709,922.
armed
"The record
written
a
effort,
an
Public
for
April a total of 267,286 pounds was
reported, and pound-miles totaled 205,225,506.
During May, a year
ago, 206,390 pounds were carried 153,623,434 pound-miles.
Hydraulic
Cliff
system
as
the
books
Falls
the
the
of 276,848
was
monthly
15,
transferred
were
Co.
kwh.,
'
.
,y
Power
total
a
company
carried
•
1909, and that the
contracts originally owned
power
through
Co.
States
33,379,000
In May, 1942, established a new
monthly record for the system, F. R.:
Erickson, manager of air mail for N. W. A., announced.
The mall was
disallowing the ,$328,471 write-up on the
Distributing Co., the opinion states that
on
of
A total
,
Power
should be determined
write-ups
totaled
Record Air Mail Carried in May—
3,
*
the project
Northern
1942,
Department, Mr-Hunter said.
that
permit,
fair value license,
a
represent any investment and in accordance with
Another
may be necessary,
as
held
the
Its
of
one
It
valid existing
qualify for
represents
organized
was
properties—aside from the
•
be issued from time to time
first to immediately pay off the
remaining balance of indebtedness to the First National Bank of Boston
represented by notes aggregating $750,000, and secondly from time to
such
of
not
Service
with $1,000,000
;,jThe new notes payable to the bank will
in
their
solidation,
of
;
.
under
classed
inflation.
Discussing' the total disallowance of the $11,800,482 write-up
Company
has
presently
outstanding
indebtedness
aggregating
$1,750,000 due the First National Bank of Boston, represented by notes
maturing on June 30, 1943.
The company now proposes to replace a
portion of the above $1,750,000 temporary indebtedness
principal amount of long-term indebtedness.
of
not
must
of
rate
'
York
.
time
the
.
and
any
Federal
facilities, franchises and
Commission
$328,471
../(a) $1,000,000 serial notes, third series, 3%, due May 31, 1957,
proposed to be sold to two insurance companies at a price of $101.50;
,<(b) Notes payable to bank in amounts not exceeding In the
aggre¬
gate $2,000,000, all of such notes to be issue prior to June 30, 1943,
2 V* %
,
;
<
In addition to
1907, from the
'■
' '
>
/."•
clearly shows that there was
no
semblance of arm's length bargaining in this
transaction, which
effected no change in the ownership and control of the
property. The
'
.
.
In
Electrical
Manufacturing
New
The
application has been filed with the SEC by company, a subsidiary
England Gas & Electric Association, proposing the issue and
the
Cliff
1, 1910, under
balance
,,
New
sale .of
month
the Commission
agreement dated May 4, 1909. This transfer,
the opinion says, was effected by the
Schoellkopfs to divorce their dis¬
tribution facilities, which subjected them to regulation upon
passage
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.—Files With SEC
of
claim
outright
vested
or
companies.
Schoellkopf
Jan.
ferred
.•
•
below.
Airlines, Inc.—Air Express Record-
Croil
pound-miles,
possess
investment in
disallowed
company
&
books
\
,
the
on
per
$2 each.—V, 155, p.
value"
Co.,
monthly
new
a
*
20-year controversy,
a
continued:
It
permanent
the
Cliff
by
share has been declared on the common stock,
payable July 10 to holders of record July 3.
A similar distribution
was
made on-April 15, last, as
compared with $2 on Jan. 15, 1942.
Payments in 1941 were as follows: April 15, $1; and July 14 and
Oct. 9,
of
Power
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—$1 Dividend—
dividend of
such
any
distribution
$1,919,258;
Federal normal
,
A
preferred
of 103,930 pounds of express during May,
1942,
record, as compared to 54,308 in May, 1941, and
pound-miles totaled 80,547,846, as compared to 28,696,647 In the same
legitimate
existing in connection with this project,
diversions" at Niagara Falls, and the profits
diversions,' equity and good conscience compel the
$15,436,929
books
values, $164,652; capital stock ($25 par), $14,220,375;
$5,778,985; total, $25,905,440.—V. 155, p. 1681.
surplus,
declared.
that the net
predecessor
.
etc.,
$857,650;
sugars,
The
20,
for
Northwest
President
planes carried
basis of
granted
28,
Dec.
and
Director—
as
Electric
the
of
June
kwh.
Niagara River.
1941
on
"actual
actual legitimate original cost."
Legislative history, it
clearly showed that although Congress authorized temdiversions of Niagara River waters through the company's pro¬
ject for limited periods under revocable permits it neither intended nor
$25,905,440.
$1,000,000;
the
porary
income (est.), $370,000; serial note
payable to
1942, $500,000; serial note payable to bank, Dec. 28,
1943, $750,000; deferred income, etc., $4,439; general
reserves, $340,081;
contingent profit on treasury stbck representing the difference between
bank,
cum.
155, p. 2370.
asserted,
was
$184,549;
Federal
&
32,502,000
11,068,328
history of
from
the
on
manu¬
new
plant, equipment, etc. (less allowance for depreciation of
$12,412,7671, $12,473,503; deferred charges to future operations,' $304,-
the
conclusion
and
raw
boneblack, $1,112,978; in¬
vestment
in
and
advances
to
Pennsylvania Sugar
Co.,, $1,824,377;
sundry investments, etc., $44,427; N. Y. State and N. Y. City bonds
deposited as guarantees under N. Y. State compensation law, etc.,
597;
"fair
Commission
output
ended
week
"Under all the circumstances
1941
refining materials and supplies, incl. prin¬
materials,
ended
The company, therefore, could not
the
"
cipally
Gas
Weekly Electric Output Up 2.7%—
15,684,994
9,829,166
fixed
22
;
which
company's
the
y including
31,
Assets—Cash,
.
decision,
as
a
flagrant example of
the Niagara Falls Power Co. did not
Act.
warehouse
•
June
on
right-of-way or authority from the
1920, when it applied for a license
Nil
.
$11,234
$144,116 loss
Subsidiary company;
2,667,400
write-ups
568,815
pre-operating expense
of spurious raw sugar
receipts; $76,877 strike costs and $17,840 sundry,
tlncludes
provision for contingencies of $30,891. .{Deficit or Joss.
of
Standard
2.7%.—V.
Commission
Power
rejected
§$866,594 §$2,016,738
■
pari—568,815'
Earns,
2,342,138
consideration.
its
In
Shrs.
17,070,022
original cost" of the Niagara Falls Power Co.'s project 16 near Niagara
Falls, N/ Y., at $24,680,680; disallowed $15,787,688 out of book costs
totaling $44,453,868 and reserved another $3,985,500 of book costs for
§$1,292,863
432,450
-
4,006,908
1842.
p.
Federal
150,000
profit
Dividends
-
—Cost of
370,000
——.—
income
Niagara Falls Power Co.—Valuation Cut by $15,787,688
Project No. 16 Fixed at $24,680,680—
t250,069
—
taxes
oper.
•
income-
—V.
and
tax
surtax
Prov.
See
-
•
Electric
Net
non-recurr.
.
Federal normal
t
—..
interest--
Extraord.
Resignation of Official
$19,740,067 $19,193,573 $78,356,015 $75,276,042
rev._
expenses—
Operating
Net
earnings
Deprec.,
Arrearages'total $2.62ya per share on the 6%
$3,061/4 per share on the 7% preferred stock.
stock and
+804,089
—
income
Gross
1941.
of
^
1942—4 Mos.—1941
§$506,667
15,068
1942—Month—1941
revenues--
Operating
Profit
Other
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
Years
expenses—
and
Cost
New York
Subs.)—Earnings—
for
Account
Income
Monday, June 29, 1942
company
curcumstances
we
determined
date
from
promissory
that' the ,further
extension
of
the $412,000 of 5% notes could be permitted only upon conditions
assuring that all of the company's funds and resources are conserved to
help meet the forthcoming maturities—not only of these notes but
also of the bank obligations due in 1943 and 1944.
The company has
9
*u[%
■
Mi
f
iij. j
U-
J
f
'
;
1
•»
in
these dividends had been retained Oklahoma
positiion to retire, during the period from 1938
a
The
and
its parent substantial dividends on its preferred
been paying up to
common stock.
If
have been
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4085
155
Volume
would
to the
whatsoever be paid on preferred and common stocks except
order of the Commission.
Such a restriction tends to
insure that the notes,in question will be more reasonably adapted to
source
further
upon
declarant's
and
necessary
History and Business—Company, incorporated in New Jersey in 1900
successor
to a partnership founded in 1849, is a leading producer
fine
organic chemicals, including
citric
acid
and
the
citrates,
ascorbic acid (vitamin C), riboflavin
(vitamin B2), gluconic acid and
the gluconates, tartaric acid and the tartrates, the exalates, and the
Moseley
ginson
of
The
Securities
committee
"This
the
Dealers,
has
Inc.
Its
in
National Associa¬
the
that the U. S.
in
Oklahoma,
order
an
District Court for
1942
19,
June
dated
modifying its order of Dec. 29, 1941 which directed a payment of $5
per $100 of the face amount of first mortgage 5% bonds of Oklahoma
Railway Co., has defined this payment as "a payment on the principal
amount
the debtor."
of
'"Accordingly,
announcement
advisory
committee's
tnis
policy
U.
(N.
dealt
in
re:
of
basis
the
on
27)
No.
P.
1730; V. 155, p. 1843.
p.
,
stock,
par
no
similar
Oct.
cents
50
distribution
made
was
14,
Feb.
on
last,
notice
and
and
6
Jan.
on
crude
N.
Y.,
of
dock
material
on
having
facilities,
of
house,
N,
34,000
5,589,059
Operating
taxes—
1,265,262
oper.
(■
Net
Net
■'/; •'t
•
•
155,
1843.
p.
1,573,885
;
.
$3,823,207
6,298,258
$4,735,143
7,853,866
$944,510
2,025,869
income—_
—V.
iodides
■
..
it
and
also
number
a
of
industrial
and
sells
amounted
to
bismuth
as
it
than
not
does
2%
to
Company has
from the
some
of
with
such
its
principal
acids,
alkalis,
has
received
War
and
from
processes
War
revenue.
business
The
certain
use
derive
given
direct
which
orders
for
Departments,
Navy
in
and
Other
glucose.
United
the
citric
acid
1941
that
Inc.—22-Cent Div.—
increase
an
Its
in
stocks
production to
of
maximum
corporation on June 26 paid a dividend of 22 cents per
common
stock, par $1, to holders of record June 16.
The
the
on
cents per share paid on June 24 and Dec.
with 25
compares
'•
;
,v'.
year.
share
This,
16, last
//.•
.
sufficient
are
tartars
crude
finished
and
1941
sales
continue,
Sales
Pennroad
on Reparations—
A committee named by the Federal Court in Philadelphia to investi¬
>
;
Corp.—Report
in
citric
1941
<
to
due
are
Accts.
Profit
not
does
products
Earnings
paid
cash
products
have
uses
made
estimated
is
that
10%
than
less
tartaric
of
have
based
on
in
every
and
due
tartrates
the
E.
Philadelphia
of
Gowen
the late Joseph
has been
elected
to the board to
Wayne, Jr.
since 1939, and for¬
merly Vice-President of the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society and
President of the Western Saving Fund Society, is also a director of the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., the Insurance Co. of North America,
the Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co. and numerous other
companies.—V. 155, p. 2384.
;
Mr.
the Girard Trust Co.
President of
Gowan,
.
(& Subs.)—Balance Sheet—
Pennsylvania Sugar Co.
•
Consolidated
—
Inventories, stated at the lower of cost or
(less amortization)—————_
at cost
111
■■
539,168
563,429
1930
Accrued
general taxes
1
-
- ■
Common
Paid-in
Earned
*
as
After reserves for
——
———-
stocks
Siboney
wholle
<a
subsidiary)
the
or
liquidation
of
such
with
tl,136,043
639,525
t2.27
§138,855
.70
§.28
$11,486,160
corporation
—
months)
the
4V2%
record
declared
have
cumulative
May
30.—V.
an
preferred
144,
p.
Initial
stock,
dividend
payable
of
June
$1
1
and
elimination
of
the
redemption
and
preferred
stock,
share
holders
on
of
288.
the
stock
Common
Purpose
the
of
($1
shares of
stock was
made June 23 by a nation-wide underwriting group
headed by F. Eberstadt...& Co.
The shares, priced at
$24.75, or a total of $5,940,000, have been oversubscribed.
common
of
common
stock
par),
($1
retirement on Feb. 15, 1943, of all
company's capitalization is as follows:
Authorized
■
par)
of
proceeds
and
to
shares
of
$5,295,500
500,000 shares
the
from
sale
of
of
an
amount
as
of
Feb.
thereon
accrue
sufficient
15,
to
1943,
such
date,
to
redeem
all
including
for
so deposited
pursuant to
company
a
portion
such
of
all
par)
of
the
—
The
bank
loans
company
total
held
at
by
mentioned
approximate
239,967
$2,285,735
31,402
$2,892,397
29,373
5,937
6,084
5,450
29,004
29,069
268,996
267,045
1,352,656
1,338,973
$256,477
$310,984
$872,673
$1,494,981
$256,477
$310,984
$872,673
$1,494,356
—
Rent for leased roads &
equipment
Interest
on
'
income'
Net
and
Sinking
—
625
funds
res.
balance——
Income
.
debt,.
—V. 155, p. 2371.
:
»;■
,
■
-
,
Philadelphia Co.—10-Cent Common Dividend—
directors
The
June
on
18
declared
a
quarterly
dividend of
10 cents
share on the common stock, payable July 25 to holders of record
1.
A similar distribution was made on April 25, last, as com¬
pared with 20 cents on Jan. 26, 1942.
Payments in 1941 were as
follows: Jan. 25, 15 cents;
and April 25, July 25 and Oct. 25, 10
Scents each.
Consolidated Earnings Statement
i
>
per
July
including Pittsburgh
(Not
way
Co. and Subs,
Rys.
and other street rail¬
Philadelphia Co.)
subs, of
Year Ended
*
1941
$54,602,755 $48,880,046
38,921,952 34,220,094
1942
April 30—
Operating revenues
—
Net
operating revenue—
Other income
—_
!
—
—
Gross
$15,680,803 $14,659,953
585,826
311,812
$15,094,977 $14,348,140
income
6,945,539
6,810.549
L
$8,149,438
$7,537,591
stocks of subs, held by the public
1,555,875
1,599,875
Crl5,383
Cr21,587
$6,608,945
$5,959,303
Total income
deductions,,—„
income
on
cap.
-
Consolidated net income
-V.. 155, p.
the
estate
A
of
1,002,930
contracted
on
dividend
stock,
Emile
1,916,410
were
2371.
*
Philadelphia Electric Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
book
;
above
316,392
$589,563
amount
—
capital
26,697
$536,776
—
5,366
deductions
Misc.
Divs.
to
value, and retirement of 131,040 shares of common stock
($1
67,873
income—
Total
Minority int. in undistrib. income of a sub—__
preferred
dividends
776,160
agreement,
$2,652,429
irrevocable instruc¬
under
apply such deposit to such redemption and pay-,
of dividends;
and reimbursement of the treasury
the
$468,904
$1,969,343
Other income
Net
tions to
meftt
180,991
$562,866
$1,600,000
Deposit in escrow with Chase National Bank as co-transfer
agent
353,922
188,522
expenses
Payment to Chase National Bank of all bank loans
stock
$3,187,343
19,042
63,381
Operating revenue deductions and taxes,,
of the issue
estimated at $44,500, are to be added to the company's other general
funds for use approximately as follows:
offered, after deducting
$2,138,822
46,546
69,170
Net ry. oper. income.
$672,794
8,867
Outstanding
500,000 shares
net
Issue—The
240,000 shares now
Pfizer
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
shares
■
Additional working
Public offering of 240,000
131,040
.
$546,940
Operating income
Equip, rents, net,—,.
Joint facil. rents, net,,
500.000
on
,
Purchase,
per
to
solely
already
Corp.—Initial Dividend—
.—__
shares of common stock ($1 par) to be
outstanding.
The maximum amount paid in preferred stock dividends
in any year during the period was $58,710.
tin 1941 the company
charged to surplus an amount of $127,444, representing excess of cost
of reacquired common treasury shares over sales price to officers and
employees, equivalent to 25 cents per share cn 500,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock to be outstanding,
iAfter provision for Federal income
taxes of $888,000 for the 1942 period, equivalent to 72% of net income
before taxes.
Company has used an excess profits tax exemption on
the
average earnings
basis, before any increase resulting from the
financing, of approximately $1,300,000.
§Subsequent to April 30, 1942,
the company paid an additional dividend'on common stock of $210,560,
equal to 42 cents per share.
•
Capitalization—By an amendment to its certificate of incorporation
effective
in June,
1942, and affecting only the common stock, the
authorized capitalization of the company was changed to 6,160 shares
of 6%
cumulative preferred stock
($100 par) and .631,040 shares of
common
stock
($1 par) ;, 1,579 shares of common stock without par
value held in the treasury were retired and eliminated; and each of
the 120,320 shares of common stock
(no par) then outstanding was
changed into 3(4 shares of. common stock ($1 par).
Giving effect to
such amendment, to the issuance and sale of the 240,000 shares of
common
stock
($1 par), now offered, to the purchase, retirement
of
'
directors
accruals,,
tax
Railway
1.28
f'349,558
promptness reinvested in other fixed assets usable
after providing for
any income or other taxes incident to such sale, shall be applied in
the retirement of preferred stock and/or debentures.—V. 155, p. 1125.
The
1942—Month—-1941
1942—5 Mos.—1941
$3,496,087 $3,334,580 $16,404,080 $15,719,388
2,592,988
2,315,228. 12,771,963
11,109,394
356,159
346,559
1,493,295
1,422,651
31—.
1.77
1942 (4
-
tJ
Marquette Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended May
expenses..^,
2.19
the business of the corporation),
Peoples Telephone
'
revenues,
883,594
reasonable
the conduct of
"f
155, p. 2285
Operating
1,092,733
the'sale of its business and assets, or the sale of its fixed
asset's, an amount equal to the net proceeds of such sale (but in the
case of the sale of fixed
assets only to the extent that the same are
in
2,873,990
$12,45^181
Operating
1940
following
not
share)
per
——
'
1.53
of
owned
(stated at $25
stock
616,000
3,009;000
par)
.89
1.73
■
articles
27,462
1,385,247
($100
.63
„■
:v
765,112
Incorporation, as amended, of Pennsylvania Sugar
Co. provide, in substance, among other things,
(a) for restrictions on
the declaration or payment of dividends on common stock so long as
Its preferred stock is outstanding; the surplus restriction at Dec. 31,
1941, under such provisions, amounts to $3,893,224, representing an
amount ($3,737,209) equal to the surplus of the company at the date
of merger (Dec. 27, 1941) and an amount
($156,015) equal to eight
quarterly dividends on the outstanding preferred stock, and (b) that,
in event of the sale of the stock of Franco-American Chemical Works
The
299,148
2,645,333
——
surplus
Pere
1.28
'
.78
866,562
certain plant and other assets, and the capital
Distilling Corp.
and Franco-American Chemical
including
of
1.33
1939
depreciation of $7,577,704.
Works.
$1,600,000
payable
stock
-V.
.44
Note—Pennsylvania Sugar Co. was organized on Oct. 20, 1941, and
of the close of business Dec. 27, 1941, acquired a sugar refining
business
1.20
-v-v
i .1.62
———————
—.
444 .377
218,988
par)-—————————■—--—•'
——j.—
,
312,516
812,113
100,000
3,737,209
surplus —7,731
Total
183,822
Total
.63
1938
income
{$100
stock
4
_______
—.
—
——
Earned
1.29
liabilities——.————
surplus
4,635,891
(net),———
2.13
•v'
"■.; •!;•
44,583
1,042,840
—,
—
income
Common
V; .97
1.77
1941
123,986
856,612
4,439,268
receivable,,—
accounts
etc.
liabilities
Deferred
.81
.96
.18
:■, %
2.io
711,198
—85,323
—
2.29
406,614
487,180
.
$1,129,176
.77
642,770
taxes————49,843
57,604
4% debentures, due Jan. 1, 1952———-—
—
1,772,100
5% preferred stock ($10 par),
—
.
—.—1,560,150
Federal
Accrued
Other accrued
;"V,
312,606
662,626
Sheet, April 30, 1942
•'
■'•'
:
$12,456,181
Accounts
1.19
1.80
887,250
————;
.—
2,13
2.70
'
597,836
;
36,960
728,152
payable to bank.
Notes
1.67
392,098
1934
$866,562
36,960
846,634
.47
89,090
1933
$1,092,733
36,960
602,565
demand deposits,,,,,
charges
Accrued
Paid
481,645
,
1932
$1,136,043
18,480
'Total
$0.44
;
382,839
1,145,266
'
1931
,
1.08
596,656
;
1929
-
$0.79
835,998
899,242
1,352,404
1928
104;507
230,000
125,000
—.—,———.—tj.,——
Preferred
1,050,346
payable to banks
$2,905,000
Demand note payable to National Sugar Ref. Co.——500,000
payable
V
234,573
1927
118,068
425,000
725,000
securities, at cost,,,—
accounts receivable
Reserves
Earned
1926
156,364
575,000
120,375
and
assets
Deferred
*Per Share
Paid
$218,418
52,291
608,000
-
tax,.
Intangible assets
has
1937,
Notes
Accounts
Net Profits
V-
•
280,000
__—
tax,,—
1
and
Fixed
The
64C.790
1,063,121
———————■—$11,486,160
Total
,-i
$393,725
■"Based
Liabilities—'
"
$1,201,069
'
$349,558
hand
Investments,
in
3,286,926
299,712
5,647,291
268,785
market——,
Prepaid expenses and deferred charges—
^Land, buildings, machinery and equipment—————,
Boneblack,
-
$1,760,802
dividends
Miscellaneous
to
$910,892
1,072,554
——
—
•'*
V--
1936
receivable
Accounts
'
1925
1935
v.
Assets—
Cash
1941
Sheet, Dec. 31,
Balance
<9
$2,592,408
dividends
on
Notes
stock to be
common
Dividends
Pennsylvania RR.—New Director—
James
108,293
$1,289,850
prof,
Inventories
outstanding following this offering and the recapitalization.
succeed
$1,092,776
102,713
799,782
1
Liabilities—
1901.
since
year
basis of 500,000 shares of
$1,658,089
83,178
income
Marketable
following table shows the per share equivalents of profit and dividends,
computed solely on the
$2,509,230
47,493
Balance
on
company's gross profits.
has shown net profits and
stock
common
Cr9,974
$1,242,357
Assets—
the
Dividends—Company
and
dividends
14,895
—
income
Cash
rather
decreased
considerably
acid
6,593
,307,677
.
opers
deductions
excess
Net
therefrom
months
18
shifted
1,032,560
Crl,760
income
Common
number of applications by other products, particularly
a
It
conributed
from
Income
Fed.
permit
related
and
1,464,712
charged
income
Gross
from
and
,190,261
include
relatively
years,
1939 1.
1940
553,162
recoveries,J
less
Other
their
materials
but
approximately
1941
$7,009,834
4,304,291
expenses
receiv.
off,
war,
as
.
$4,107,718 $10,329,750
2,313,960
6,349,214
sold
goods
ministrative
mineral
acid
sees
acid.
for
sales
long
allowances
Cost of
and particularly the cessation of
European
wine-producing countries
little chance of replacing such stocks.
recent
replacement in
for losses
the Pennsylvania RR. should make
through purchases of securities sus¬
tained by the latter is to report on June 29.
The court previously had held that the Pennsylvania was chargeable
for $3,852,000 on account of these transactions.
The railroad has
announced it would appeal the decision.—V. 155, p, 1517.
the
to
So
tartars
tartaric
steadily
restitution
measure of
Pennroad Corp.
what
gate
permit
crude
it
of
to
volume.
of
imports
•
Selling, general and ad-
capacity.
1
Periods
sales, less returns
and
*
Pan American Investment Fund,
the
——Years Ended Dec. 31-
1942
in
tartars,
raw
levels
.
for the common
registrar is Irving
agent
and
Stated
for
April 30, '42
Gross
Preferred
at
York,
New
Account
manu¬
large
the citrates
and
National Bank,
4 Mos. End.
stocks of sucrose.
Its withdrawals
are subject
to restrictions imposed by the Government In accordance
with a quota system based on amounts used in the year ended June 30,
1941.
The quota has permitted the company to maintain its produc¬
of
r:"'
'
Registrar—The transfer
Co., New York.
Chase
Income
States.
relatively
owns
IncM 5,000 shares; Kebbon,
Schwabacher & Co., 4,000
for
customers,'
believes
crude
sucrose,
are
and
regular peace-time
and
other manufacturers
materials
Co.,
&
Milwaukee Co.
>
Agent and
is
Federal
orders from
Emerich
Ames,
The
Co.,
salts,
Departments.
raw
solvents,
obtainable
tion
&
Transfer
quicksilver, metal bismuth, crude iodine, and other standard chemicals,
all
shares each;
stock
has continued
is
respective
Corp.,
1,000 shares each.
general stimulation
some
deceased
a
&
total sales.
of
to over 6,000
the
12,500 shares; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., East¬
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
convenience
for the
which
less
the company in 1941
chemicals
fine
such
Largely
chemicals
other
1941
by
other
uses,
phenolphthalein.
in
made
license
to
sales.
Company
,
manufactures
of
and
Co.
Trust
also
pharmaceutical
estate
Co., Inc., Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.,\johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Kay, Richards & Co., Revel Miller & Co., Mitcnum, Tully & Co., Otis &*
Co., Reynolds & Co., Shields & Co. and Van, Alstyne, Noel &Co.,
in
addition
18,401,871
4,167,584
4,805,558) 21,626,619
1,034,704
4,982,750
$1,281,477
—
consists
construction
a four-story building at 81 Maiden
which is owned in fee.
It leases sales office and
Chicago, 111., containing approximately 15,000
City,
sales
a
date
to
:'k
income
oper.
It
fee.
or
to
$6,806,672 $31,467,312 $26,475,762
21,900
122,800
83,100
$8,169,798
rev-
expenses—.
Brooklyn,
River,
in
riveted
buyer accounted for less than 7%,
It markets its products
through its own staff, principally to manufacturing and industrial
consumers
and, in limited extent, to jobbers and distributors and for
export.
Company does practically no business outside of this country
ration
}
1942—4 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
revenues.......
East
owned
plate
through any subsidiary.
It has an investment in a British
of $395,121 at cost, against which there is applicable a
contingency reserve of $267,329, and has granted to such British corpo¬
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Uncollectible
to
of over 5,000,000 gallons, a boiler and
watchman's dwelling.
fee approximately five acres of land on Newtown
a
Such sales
the
products
Operating
steel
of
the
each; Bacon, Whipple & Co., Blair, Bonner & Co., Central
Republic Co., Inc., and Paul H. Davis & Co., 3,750 shares each; Rlter &
Co., 3,500 shares; Equitable Securities Corp. and Loewi & Co., 3,000
shares
each; Baker, Weeks & Harden and Wells-Dickey Co., 2,500
shares
each; Davis, Skaggs & Co., Farwell, Chapman & Co., The
Illinois Co. of Chicago and Watling, Lerchen & Co., 2,250 shares each;
Bankamerica Co., Jackson & Curtis, Singer, Deane & Scribner, William
R. Staats Co. and Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, Inc., 1,750 shares each;
Bond & Goodwin, Inc., Robert Garrett\& Sons, Hill Brothers, W.'W:
Lanahan & Co., O'Melveny-Wagenseller
^ Durst, Stein Bros. & Boyce
and Stern Brothers & Co., 1,500 shares itach; Gatch & Co., Nashville
Securities Co. and Stix & Co., 1,250 shar.es each;
Alfred L. Baker &
Co., Butcher & Sherrerd, Chace, Whiteside\<fc Co., Inc., Childs, Jeffries
& Thorndike, Inc., Craigmyle, Rogers & Co., Crowell, Weedon & Co.,
Dominick & Dominick, Francis I. du Pont\& Co. and Chisholm and
Chapman, Eastland, Douglass & Co., Elworthy & Co., Ferris, Exnicios &
corporation
office of the
payment will be made on July 15, 1942, at the
Operating
tanks
the
on
acres
from
underwriters
follows:
are.as
Co.,
Co.,
the
of
shares
feet.
directly
of the company at Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, upon
the relative stock certificates.—V. 155, p. 2011.
April 30—
situated
stock
common
names
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,, F. S.
and Dean Witter & Co., 12,000 shares each; Lee Hig10,000 shares; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc., 6,500 shares;
Slocumb & Co., Estabrook &, Co. and Spencer Tvask & Co.,
&
Brush,
the largest
surrender of
Period End.
is
&
&
Freres
McCormick
capacity
in
space
customers,
Of
registered on the books of the registrar at the City of
Victoria, British Columbia, on or before June 23, 1942—which is the
final date for the registration of transfers—the principal and interest
of the said stock at a rate of $4.8666 to
£1 sterling.
The said
and
owns
Y.
facture.
has given
guaranteed stock maturing
Columbia
stock
Secretary
storage
aggregate
Company
conditions governing
the
of
ers
terminal
Dillon
5,500
limited
a
customers, more than
70%
being
food and beverage manufacturers.
site of approximately two
a
an
square
and
Off Stock—
British
4J/2%
company's
on
fee.
They consist of over 30 buildings of one to seven stories, con¬
taining approximately 750,000 square feet of floor space, of which about
460,000 square feet are of fireproof
construction.
The
remaining
buildings are of brick and frame construction.
Lane,
pursuant to its guarantee of the said stock
the payment thereof, it will pay to hold¬
that,
1942,
15,
of
Province
the
of this
holders
to
July
on
of
Government
concentrate
Properties—Company's works are located at 11 Bartlett
St., Brooklyn, N. Y., on a site of approximately seven acres owned in
medicinal,
Pacific Great Eastern Ry.—To Pay
to
6,000
over
pharmaceutical,
mercurials,
The
well
to
warehouse
155, p. 698.
1941.—V.
22,
been
Its executive offices are located in
Dividend—
share has been declared on
per
has
years
and
Company
the common
value, payable July 17 to holders of record July 3.
A
of
dividend
many
Creek, Brooklyn, N. Y., of which about one-third is below grade and is
preesntly used for the disposal of chemical refuse.
Oliver Farm Equipment Co.—50-Cent
A
1941
Plants
pump
principal
amount,"—V. 151,
unredeemed
the
of
percentage
a
amount, currently $950 per $1,000 original principal
for
its
of
underwritten
Eberstadt
Lazard
of
medicinal,
A
May -1,
of
Oklahoma Railway Co. 1st mtge 5s/41 is
hereby rescinded and members are advised that under Section 7 of the
National Uniform
Practice Code these bonds should be quoted
and
1942
F.
products made to exacting standards of quality and involv¬
ing the solution of difficult manufacturing problems.
Sales were made
announces:
notified
been
of
District
Western
of
Committee
Practice
Uniform
National
of
amounts
man,
iodine
mercury,
shares
Underwriters—The
as
..
Oklahoma Railway Co.—Ruling on Bonds—
;
of
stockholder.
of
number
tion
number
new
and bismuth.
Its research in fermentation
chemistry has resulted in the development of exclusive processes for
the manufacture of organic acids of increasing importance to industry.
think the
financial
and earnings power, and we
appropriate to protect declarant's
structure
security
restriction
integrity and to safeguard its working capital.'—V. 155, p. 2370,
2461
salts
the opinion, there¬
instant declaration
further dividends from
of a condition that no
requires the imposition
any
of the largest issues of
one
stock to reach the market this year.
common
at least $475,000 of its debt.
We are of
that permitting
the effectiveness of the -
present,
fore,
offering represents
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
or
no
par
of 30
value,
distribution
similar
cents
per
share has been declared on
t
the common
payable Aug. 1 to holders of record July 10.
A
made on this issue on May 1, last, as com¬
was
pared with 35 cents per share in each of the four
and 45 cents on Feb. 1, 1941.—V. 155, p. 1844.
preceding quarters,
,
r
since
1941, due to enlarged demands on cash of company arising
from the plant construction program, which required the expenditure
in 1941 and the first four months of 1942 of approximately $1,500,000,
from increases in accounts receivable and. inventories, and from the
Sept. 30,
purchase by the company at approximate book value of a substantial
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.—Tenders—
The'
Lives & Granting Annuities,
Philadelphia, Pa., until 3 p. m. on
5% collateral-'
Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on
trustee,
June
26
15th
&
offered
Chestnut
to
receive
Sts.,
*
tenders for the sale to it of
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2462
V.
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—Omits Int.
July
bonds
be
1,
not
be
given
the New
ties
and Philadelphia
York
and
for
of
trust dated Jan. 2,
of
deed
1924,
securing
said
a
The
the
of
Stock Exchanges and the U. S. Securi¬
appointment
of
Robert
eastern
G.
division,
announced.—V.
12 Mos. Ended
May 31—
1942
$2,759,476
1941
1940
1939
$2,561,646
$2,459,922
$2,419,764
801,545
revenues—
700,068
693,436
667,215
(incl. maint.)
Taxes
was
154,
McLaughlin,
General
head
as
metropolitan
of
the
Manager
128,253
130,555
129,219
$1,871,344
$1,733,325
$1,635,931
$1,623,329
676,000
Total
(net)
■/>'
Interest
charges™—
Amort.
oth.
&
Federal
538,781
33,622
11,776
payroll
Common' stock
Randolph, President and director of the Philadelphia National
has been elected a directed of the Provident
Company to com¬
plete the unexpired term of Joseph Wayne, Jr., deceased..
Mr. Randolph is also a director of the
Brewster Aeronautical Corp.
191,951
99,915
and
94,435
257,552
251,212
245,056
240,033
$833,489
$614,774
$603,185
$601,362
i1,
Bal.
—V.
avail,
for
the
Midvale
Public
divs._
155, p. 2098.
Cost
of
Shipping, sell.,
admin,
1942
1941
1940
&
Service
Corp.—New
10,903,919
profit from
Other
oper.
received
:
9,221,739
7,190,935
Gas
&
$14,254,959 $10,415,846
92,525
99,465
$9,574,560
1,412,117
86,620
61,089
100,844
61,669
44,760
46,546
profit——— $14,448,329 $10,576,981
•Prov,
$9,705,941
$8,519,753
paid
for
for
Adj>;
36,407
add'l
104,485
107,596
64,698
408,138
comp._
foreign
489,344
530,695
473,029
as
director of Northern
a
States
duties Aug. 1.—V. 151, p.
new
three affiliates
laws.
It
Power
Co.
June
on
24
Fed.
5%
7,506
t6,211,217
12,622,483
1,594,924
1,417,435
year,
stock,
4(4 %
for
$7,792,565
$7,360,669
$7,435,766
cumulat.
conv.
Dividend
Shares
will
be
court
hear
■'To
5,214
83,806
276,971
79,710
stock.
4,469,928
4,464,327
4,370,897
*6,324,902
894,026
894,010
882,396
855,195
$8.14
$8.38
$7.34
—
com.
per
and
of
employees,
one^half
stock
common
in
accordance
with
authorization
of
share
a
of
stock
common
for
each
of
outstanding at close of business Nov. 1, 1938.
Consolidated
Balance Sheet,
(Including wholly owned
Assets—Demand
deposits
in
March 31,
in
1942,
1942
English subsidiary)
Net
Net
net,
$6,254,828;
of
$1,621,416), $3,614,170; good
at cost, $67,835; total, $68,818,630.
brands,
Liabilities—Notes
payable,
banks,
will,
trade-marks
and
in
defense
their
provision
for
taxes,
additional
accounts
compensation,
(Albert) Pick Co., Inc.—15-Cent Dividend—
The
directors have
common
stock,
On
31,
as
Jan.
$1,
par
last,
declared
154,
dividend
a
payable
July
distribution
a
compared with 15 cents
1941.—V.
on
of
22
20
of
15
to
holders
cents
cents per
of
share
record
made
was
July 28, 1941, and 12 V2 cents
on
the
July 8.
issue,
this
on
Jan. 20
on
distance
a
of
5,639
Pittsburgh
and
Brewing Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
have^declared
the
on
April
22,
1941.—V.
$3.50
last,
and
p.
a
dividend of $1 per share
cumul.
pref.
26.
A
stock,
no
similar
May
on
10,
July
10,
on
account of
value,
par
distribution
1316.
155,
time
30 for replies.
that
are
next
side
of
Sept.
20
payable
made
was
and
Dec
24
by
in
both
C.
R.
to
1
file
its
decision
155,
Rand's,
Pittsburgh
not
may
be
stock
country and Egypt
Communications, Inc.
The pic¬
Atlantic.
to
New
be
The
'
offered to holders
on
York
and
forwarded
direct
new
Debentures
dated
are
of the
exchange basis of
par of debentures.
an
ferred stock into
than
whole
a
Cairo,
by
radio
service
amount
company's
for the
of¬
to
and
12
Nov,
1,
earnings
1956,
of
principal
be
to
in
made
amount.
cash
of
subsidiaries
for
sinking
fund
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New General
ManagerFrank Clarke has been appointed" Genesal
Manager of warehouses
succeeding B. J. Cassady, who has resigned because of ill health
after
44 years of service.—V.
155, p. 2285.
Pittsburgh & Shawmut RR.- -EarningsMay—
1942
from
Net
during
ry.
$11,716
1939
$136,783
$26,703
44,559
$98,763
43,165
61,177
income-
32,032
46,234
•8,866
operat.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
Net
railway—
479,808
370,260
466,952
railway™.™
178,983
155,458
149,538
•1,719
49,833
•Deficit.—V.
155,
95,278
•16,443
2098.
p.
of
the orders of the
Co.—Reorganized
U. S. District Court
fo^the
Western District
Pennsylvania, entered in proceedings for the
reorganization
the holders of the first mortgage fee 6% serial
gold
ordered
1932,
and
National
on
at
or
bonds
of
directed
to
surrender
their
bonds, with the
of
in
its
the
10
maturing interest coupons attached to First
Pittsburgh, agent of the trustee of Point Buildins
July 15, 1942, against
before
of
delivery
to
each
such
certificate representing one share of
the common
stock of Point Building, Inc., with
respect to each $100 in principal
amount of bonds so surrendered, as
provided in the amended plan of
reorganization confirmed by the court on June
28, 1937
The
of
of
court
also
Point
their
a
provide that
Building,
bonds
of
Inc.,
Point
Building, Inc., shall
after
this
date
of
and
bondholders
claims
who
in
have
and
not
to
so
the
stock
exchanged
Building
Land Co. for common stock of
Point
determine after the
July 15 1942 and
Building, Inc. is authorized and directed not to
cease
Point
all interest
orders
and
make any further exchanges.
The orders further provide
that for all
dividends and/or distributions set aside for such
bondholders who have
not, so exchanged their bonds for stock of Point
Building
Inc
all
liability of Point Building, Inc. to such bondholders shall
cease" and
determine after July 15, 1942.—V. 122, p. 1622.
Poli-New
The
New
/
Trust
Co.,
sufficient
in
excess
The tenders will be opened at 11
a.
of
on
treasury
23
*
^Portland Gas Light Co.—Accumulated Dividend
directors
have
accumulations
on
declared
the
$6
a
dividend
cumulative
ofjkSl
at March 31,
the
par)
March
1942,
of
shares
authorized
of
of
but
its
Co
siderable
NY
thereof
to
trust
in
per
share
no
and
•
Net
Net
preferred
amount
on
the
on
dividend
A
like
on
the
of
1703.
four
of
of
dividend
four
cents
cents
eight
also
was
per,
cents
to
July
payable
15
paid
on
///,////://'•
also
in Federal
with
will
Rochester
•
,
Gas
its
full
common
years.—V.
voting
Electric
stock
155,
Telephone
taxes
parent
series
C
61 pre¬
..,/»
expires.
its
on
July
14,
when
Corp.—Earnings—
1941
1942—4 Mos.$1,921,340
f<
$2,036,193
$82,337
4,288
3,505
\
1,346.085
320,939
69,811
>
1,255,320
351,803
$96,244
54,135
69,622
•'
>
279,474
-
$382,258
$334,800
226,173
V.v.
.
.
holdings of
a voting
This voting trust has
rights
on
1927.
p.
345,246
88,077
lncome_i__
1518.
by allowing it to con-v
the NV PA NJ
thus effect a con¬
and
1942—Month—1941
$516,559
$488,095
899
1,101
rev.^
corporation
concern,
unit),
/./> >. ; ■
>
•
.
Gas &
taxes
p.
reclassify
Electric
&
recover
expenses-
155,
to
income
of
those
Gas
revenues
oper.
voted
/;/;
.
The move is expected to save the
Rochester
10
y
19
7
C
Corp.—Preferred Series
274,588-
'•-/""
/-V,
Rogers Diesel & Aircraft Corp.—New Name—
Diesel Engine Corp. of New York,
See The Cummins
:•
above, /;
.
:
an
holds
now
stock.
reserved,
are
evidencing
stock
at
equal-amount of current indebtedness.
stock
of
such
on
the
price,
a
<
The
the
on
June 24 declared a dividend of $1 per share on
stock, and the regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 per
7% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, both payable
directors
common
share
the
on
holders
of record
April 15, last.
to
15
and
15
July
Like
1.
amounts
were
paid
on
Payments on the common stock in 1941 were as follows: Jan. 15
and April 15, $1 each; July 15, $2.50; and Oct. 15, $1.—V. 155, p. 1317.:
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—Accumulated Dividend—
The
have
directors
account
declared
accumulations
of
payable July
stock,
15
dividend
a
4</e
the
on
to
of
holders
of
25
cents
cumulative
record
share
per
class
A
on,
preferred
June430,
A similar dis¬
tribution was made on this stock on Jan. 15 and April 15, last, and in
each quarter during 1941/and in addition, a special of $1 was paid
on Dec. 22, 1941.—V. 155, p.
1317; V. 154, p. 1496, 437.
:
,
.
St. Lawrence Paper Mills Co., Ltd.—75-Cent Dividend
The
the
basis
of
$50
debentures
of
for
each
$50
par
proceeds to be received by the company from this, source cannot be,
estimated but,, as and to the extent received, such net proceeds will be
added to working capital, to be used for the purchase of inventory
the payment of accounts
Offering to Holders of 8%
of approval by the
the company
payable.
a
Stock—In
the event
1942, the company
proposes to offer to the holders of all of its outstanding shares of 8%'
cumulative preferred stock to issue 6% sinking fund debentures in ex¬
on
the
basis
on
July 17,
of $50
of
debentures for
each
10
shares
'
The
exchange from May
Income
Statement,
1,
1942.
Years
Ended
March
31,
1942
(net)
,
p.
for
1941
1940
taxes
on
expenses
income:
$1,879,397
and
1941.
on
Dec.
April 15, last,
A
special
cents
1,368,923
427,999
1,080,813
332,024
515,334
on
stock, pay¬
distribution was
as
of
compared with 50
$1.50
22, last year.—V.
on
account
155, p.
of"^
194.
of
on
par
per
'
f-i i
period End. Apr. 30—
Oper
revs,
taurant,
&
-1941
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$1,782,954
436,240
1,374,520
83,620
85,675
250,737
14,098
37,952
41,032
$27,900
$22,843
$119,746
$155,49Q
1,535
2,330
6,992
7,371
$29,436
$25,173
$126,738
$162,862
$1,783,034
adminis.
taxes__^—
taxes
$558,856
11,370
——
$552,606
429,715
gen.
expenses
estate
1942—3 Mos
(rooms, res¬
beverages,
telephone, etc.)
—
operat.
3,100
2,897
2,323
40,150
16,114
9,451
'$71,078 '
'$63,465 1
income__
Other income
Net
inc.
Int.
on
before
>
1,329,487
257,025
Int.
depreciation-
and
Interest
4
,
share
per
preferred
similar
A
Savoy-Plaza, Inc.—Earnings-
$1,472,473
1,570,675
Selling and administrative
15
18.
on
Depreciation
mtge.-
34,875
35,000
104,708
bonds—
52,500
52,500
157,500
157,500
69,137
69,137
207,411
207,411
$127,076
$131,464
first
income
105,000
account
value,
Net'
profit
.Li
'$47,862
'
account of accumulation on the 5% cumula¬
$100, on April 27 to holders of record April 9,s
share (not $3.96 as previously reported).
An
$1.25 had been made on Dec. 22, 1941.—V. 155,
paid
$4.04
to
payment
1606.
Net
$2,200,337
sales
Jan.
during
disbursed
75
of
cumulative
1942
[Including Subsidiaries]
of
also
dividend
amounted
Real
Consolidated
on
quarter
was
tive preferred stock,
Oper.
in
8%
Savannah & Atlanta Ry. Co.—Dividend Correction—
of
8%
cumulative preferred
stock
($5 par).
Such offer of
exchange will expire at the close of business on Aug. 17, 1942.
Stock¬
holders accepting such offer will be entitled to receive interest on the
received
dividend
a
the
special meeting of stockholders of
to be held for the purpose
change for their shares
each
on
to holders of record June
this issue
on
cents
accruals
declared
accumulations
15
initial
-
Cumulative Preferred
stockholders at
able July
made
have
directors
account of
.
preferred stock.
State
par
•
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—$1 Common Dividend—
90,010 shares
Any of the debentures not so issued
in exchange,
together with the balance of approximately $15,000 of
debentures, will be offered for sale for cash.
The amount oL.net cash'
Cost
the
on
per share
payment of
Sales
and
both
$2,
par
Electric
income.-
—V.
*67,523 shares
Approximately $335,000 of the remaining $350,000 of debentures are
to be offered in exchange for the outstanding shares of 8 % cumulative,
and
A
declared
been
dividend
semi-annual
extra
p.
June
on
$400,000
effect
Operating
July
preferred
warrants
common
A
Arrearages as
non-voting stock on the same basis as the series D
a
(Associated
Rochester
Jan.
stock
common
has
stocks
extra
an
An
&
accounts
NJ
for
been
also
purchased and
purchase
on
class
Outstanding
cumulative
purchase
Gas
stock in
Operating
,
8'U
share
July 20.
record
1, last.
May
share
per
stock,
saving in taxes.
PA
common
manufacturers
70,000 shares
fl70,000 shares
unissued
stock
common
holders
its
of
a dividend of 15 cents per share on the
payable July 1 to holders of record June 26,
This,
dividends of 14 cents each paid oh June 5 and Dec. 17,
154, p. 1703.
Uncollectible oper.
marks.
company
Federal
prefSred stock,
estimated
an
Falls,
products
reliable
1 and
,
per
preferred
Pitts¬
1942;
($5 par)
™™_
31,
530
exercise
of
Provision
of
trade
cents
50
holders
to
non-voting
154,
E preferreds.
solidate
Other
Julv
—V, *54, p. 1702.
The
($1
^
the redemp¬
m
by
company
brands and
$3
regular
1.
July
stockholders
The
Utilities
,
the
corporate
to exhaust $120,295.37 at prices not
in
Beaver
in
of
declared
the
year.—V.
ferred stock into
during the period ending Dec. 31, 1945.
Purpose—The gross proceeds to be received by the company from the
sale of $150,000 of the debentures will be
applied by the company to
trustee, 100 Broadway
N
Y
City, will until the close of business July 22, 1942, receive bids for
the sale to it of first mortgage bonds, due Nov.
1, 1958, to an amount
tion prices thereof.
located
are
of
cumulative
shares,
and series
debentures
England Theatres, Inc.—Tenders—
York
stock
t79,990 shares
bonds
Feb
subsequently
Bank
Co1
holder
and
as
•Subsequent to
of $3
company,
Land
stores
Authorized
rights
Point Building Land
were
the
for
cumulative preferred stock
against
Under
13
drug stores nationally advertised
prepared
company's own
Capitalization
8%
212,411
92,545
operat. income,
ry.
retail
articles
under-the
Common
from
from
other
•8,372
34,340
The
1
Feb.
on
common
record
last
Operating
Greensburg, New Castle, McKees Rocks, and Ambridge, Pa.; Clarksburg/
Fairmont, Morgantown and Wheeling, W. Va,; East Liverpool and
Ashtabula, Ohio, and Cumberland and Hagerstown, Md.
Company sells
many
1940
railway—™-
from
Net
railway
suburbs.
through its
1941
.
and
$2
Aug.
common
Period End. April 30—
at
located
are
dividend
a
the
Voting Rights Ended—
the
Company and Business—Company was incorporated In Pennsylvania
11, 1931.
Company at the present time is engaged in the opera¬
tion of a chain of 23 retail drug stores
(Including one operated by the
subsidiary), 10 of which
of
15,
Rochester
;
1S56.
burgh
that date.—V.
June
to
the
on
compares with
last year.—V.
principal
amount thereof and accrued Int.
thereon, plus a premium of 3%% if
red. on or before May 1, 1944, a premium of
3Va% if red. after May
1, 1944 and on or before May 1, 1945, the premium decreasing (4 of 1%
on May 2/ 1945 and on each
May 2 thereafter to and including May
company's wholly-owned
paid
have
addition
in
American
t,he preceeding March 31,
(or)1 in debentures taken at
and
Redeemable
251o
equal to
its
Dela¬
mortgage bonds of
July 1, 1942, will not
155, p. 2098.
money
maturing
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—15-Cent Dividend
pre¬
/
amount
an
the
company and
months ended on
consecutive calendar
payments
in
,4,160,073
The directors have declared
or
inch
net
5,946,866
4,832,731
Co.,
on
on
dividend
and
payable
share
July
.
after
voting
holders
1956.
consolidated
paid
payable
been
directors
share
sinking fund) at option of company at any time
part, on at least 30 days notice, at principal amount
thereon, plus a premium of Vh'lo of principal
on
7,257,182
6,510,324
(II. W.) Rickel & Co.—Extra Distribution—
per
pre¬
par
has
semi-annual
The
accrued Int.
if red.
10.150,893
21,979,217
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—$3 Div.—.
A
May 2,
on
24,896,935
1, 1942, totaled $2 per share.—V. 155, p. 1416.
common
.
before May 1, 1943, the premium decreasing V2 of
1943 and on each May 2 thereafter to and incl. May 2,
Company has agreed to reimburse resident owners for any
Pennsylvania personal property taxes not exceeding 8 mills per annum
on
the principal amount of the debentures
upon proper
application
made within 60 days after payment of such
tax.
Sinking Fund payable on Nov. 1, 1943 and on each Nov, 1 there¬
1%
30,429,941
will
for
in
or
thereof and
947,193
.•
30 to holders of record June 22.
amount was paid on June 28 and Dec.
24/ last year, and
latter date an extra of $2 was also paid.—V. 155, p. 2099.
1942; due May 1, 1957.
Coupon de¬
bentures in denom. of $1,000, $500, $100 and
$50, registerable as to
principal only.
Principal and interest payable at office of PeoplesPittsburgh Tru4 Co., Pittsburgh.
Interest payable M&N.
Redeemable'
as
1,253,667
1,045,229
purchase
RR.
declared
have
value,
par
no
obligations,
1,
May
be
accumulations
of
amount
like
fering was made June 24 of a new issue of $150,000 of
6% sinking fund debentures, due May 1, 1957, at 100
and accrued interest.
The offering is being made by
Floyd D. Ckrf
Co. of Chicago and Grubbs, Scott and
Co. of Pittsburgh. Subsequently,
$350,000 of the deben¬
ferred
1,542,217
Maturity—
extension
Reading
will
directors
stock,
2012.
p,
Debentures Offered—Public
—
&
extended but
account
this
directions between
the
across
Terminal
*
1,552,978
Scheer, President, has announced that the' $534,000 5%
River
The
miles.
then
1939
$4,463,576
'■
.•
Philadelphia
be
After that the court
the
year.—V.
between
A.
1—
> 1940
$4,935,968
will
greatly reduce the time of transmission and will make it possible for
pictures of current happenings in the near East to reach the United
delay, It is announced.—V. 155, p. 1844.
2,
16
*
,
service
"... ' J
the
Government
March
Gross
W.
the
States without
such
July 10 to holders of record June
on
the
1941
(C. A.) Reed Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
pictures from Cairo had
news
their
The directors
June
on
London,
the
547.
p.
accumulations
their
present
when
the Government until Oct.
radiophoto
will be handled
(otherwise
$8,000,000;
payable, $3,storage, etc.,
$8,007,487; cumulative preferred stock ($100 par), $14,899,100; com¬
mon
stock ($10 par), $7,284,260; capital
surplus, $10,570,165; earned
surplus, $16,632,920; total, $68,818,630.—V. 155, p. 2371.
424,698;
to
Jan.
To Pay Bonds at
E.
of America—Radiophoto Service Opened
Cairo, Egypt—
direct
tures will
banks
and cash on hand, $3,157,417;
inventories, $53,143,338; invest¬
ments, at average cost (at market quotations, $576,779), $1,474,489;
prepaid expenses and deferred charges to operations,
$511,721; ad¬
vances to supplier, $468,750;
other investments, at cost, $10,800; land,
$115,283;
buildings,
machinery
and
equipment
(less
allowance for
receivable,
depreciation
weeks
Indications
some
:
2,317,720
railway.™' 39,834,427
from railway.™—
14,002,109
ry. oper.
income.. - 7,388,921
and
of
share
Note—Provision
for
depreciation
amounted
to
$335,236
$384,663 in 1941, $333,467 in 1940, and $284,123 in 1939.
accounts
first
opened
was
to
at meeting of July 20, 1937.
tlncludes $2,521,500 in 1942
$187,404 in 1941 for excess profits tax. tlncludes $2,597,950 stock
dividend
until
Radio Corp.
stockholders
and
give
argument.
down
Heretofore,
633,231
officers
arranged to
oral
handed
tures
outstdg.™
share,.™
on
three
$626,055'
■
$6,527,317
from
Gross
Between New York and
pfd.
cum.
—
com
Earnings
$6,551,297
pfd.
divs
A,
ser.
series
dividends
defendants
brief and the defendants until Nov;
The
income
Net
the
court
adjourned until June 30
begin its rebuttal.
/
•
5,788
2,832
tax
,
inc.
ry.
From
.
1908.
rested
"
"
*1942
railway.™
$8,402,588
railway.™—.- 3,033,755
oper. income™
1,618,902
of May
34,128
deductions
for
Prov.
took
The
case.
■
'.vV-/
,
from
Net
exch.
fluctuations
Other
337,615
--4.——_J™_;_™
—
from
Inc.—Completes Case In Anti-Trust Law Suit
Company and its
The
Interest
.'
90,010'
2286.
p.
May—
Corp., a subsidiary of
Co., to relieve Mr. Crowley of various duties.'
Electric
resigned
Pullman
6,268,622
income
Total
155,
Net
against the Government's charge that they are violating the anti-trust
Net
Dividends
(par $5)
$1)
(par
'—
Total
—V.
ware
expenses
8,952
43,250
'"/Reading Co.—Earnings— *!/'<.'
Engineering
expects to assume his
1939
and
gen.
5,826
income—^
on
698.
d.
Gross
Mathews
Mr.
—$112,565,201 $87,352,065 $73,344,159 $64,238,661
87,406,322
67,714,480
56,578,663
49,557,921
sales
Utility
155.
Leo T. Crowley, President of Standard Gas &
Electric Co., on June 19
announced that George C. Mathews, First
Vice-President of Northern
States Power Co.
(Del.), has accepted an invitation to become associ-,
ated with Public Utility Engineering & Service
Standard
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc. (& Subs.)—EarningsYears Ended March 31—
Net sales—-
Co.—V.
Official—
'.J
_
$85,156.
,
-
-
Evan
Retirement expenses (or
depreciation)
,v
J,
taxes
8%' cumulative preferred stock
,
$626,055;
—
Provision for Federal and State taxes
;;; j /.
!,•//. '
.
.i*.—.™_,.—.™_,—
™
*1,383;
"...
-
Bank,
11,499
135,000
tax
641,766
106,521
deducts.
income
,.;i
payable
Accounts
(Philadelphia)—
_™_™
;
Accrued
.
earnings—
71,885:
._
.
Liabilities— :
,,
of
3,368:
676,000
-
Net
460,152
__/
assets
,
„
86,586
9,512'
—
——
Prepaid rent/insurance %nd taxes™
division
58.
p.
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co.
New Director—
,•
■
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—Earnings—
Gross
$79,755
„
(trade)-—
—
Accrued
Operation
,
'
'
•
assets
Fixed
division.
company's
also
Other
on
June
18
announced
the
appointment
of Cecil
Assistant Vice President in
charge of its commercial activi¬
Hitchen for the last four
years has been general manager
metropolitan
The
the
as
Mr.
ties.
bonds,
155, p. 2098, 2285.
Sheet, March 31, 1942
,
bapjtyyand on hand
Accoun1*-,fece)Vable
/
company
Hitchen
company,
Pennsylvana.—V.
Balance
.
Exchange Commission, and, if deemed necessary by counsel
to the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District
the
AssetsV-
-
Inventories
1942, on the refunding mortgage 5% sinking fund gold
paid on the due date, and that notice of this action
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co., trustee of the
and
mortgage
Consolidated
,
Cash In
1517.
Postal Telegraph Cable Co.—Promotions—
the
to
155, p.
voted that the interest aggregating $610,296
The directors on June 11
due
Monday, June 29, 1942
V
payable July 15 to holders of record July 1.
A similar distribuiton has
been made each quarter since and
including Jan. 15, 1940.
Arrearages
as
at April
15, 1942, were said to amount to $13.25 per share.—
gold bonds of 1957 to an amount sufficient to exhaust $107,025.97, at
prices not to exceed 105 and interest.—V. 155, p. 366.
Net
loss
I
i
$342,8821
1; $307)050
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4085'
Volume 155
Balance
1042
Sheet, April 30,
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
.
(less reserve for doubtful
accounts receivable
Assets—Cash, $209,894;
Gross
balances
Net
railway.'
1941
'
income.
1939
tion
from
from
Net
receivable,
ry.
128,273,823
railway
railway
operat.
82,572,686
26,101,445
16,031,439
44,789,641
income.
23,260,643
65,164,169
4 ,457,946
1942—Month—1941
"
1942—5 Mos.
existence
1941
Ry.
,
,
operating
expenses
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend
directors have declared
The
like
A
Railway
par
Equip,
amount was
latter
date
an
Jt.
Jones
G.
been
ha's
Douglas Leard,-Assistant to the Receivers; F. C. Cheney, VicePresident; J. C. Wroton, General Manager; H. A. Benton, Executive
ceivers;
General
7,737,782
1,615,342
58,696,101
20,989,174
1,083,273
7,142,805
(Dr)
86,539
13,872
411,656
"5,062,446
276,639
1
33,730,804
*
Fla.—V.
155,
2372.
p.
Southern
5,025,295
Ry.—Earnings—
'
■
:
Traffic
Selby Shoe Co.—65-Cent Year-End Dividend—
share,
the
on
—V.
declared a year-end dividend of 65 cents per
stock, no par value,s*payable July 6 to holders
directors, have
The.
common
June
each.—V.
cents
This
25.
153,
compares
252.'.
p.
with
X-V;
dividend
Uncollectible
Operating
:
with
60
Dec,
on
40
cents
July
.15
Net
—V.
per
oper.
National
Bank,
Operating
155,
tire,
after
-V.
15
and
$198,881
Income u-i-
stock,
1941
were
25
and
Dec.
cents
825,636
722,846
$56,505
$622,842
15,
10 cents
50 cents—V.
to
1
holders of
record
1,
revenue
Operating
Federal
Fed.
Net
155,
Gross
dividend
income
Dividends
$5,151,914
a
Net
ry.
57,393
10,200
309,346
37,718
31,250
451,791
375,000
$78,057
$85,356
$1,106,632
55,338
53,124
646,105
$1,066,591
656,412
per
share
1941.—v.. 152,
paid
on
14,287
171,438
171,438
$289,088
$238,741
last,
on
Period End. April 30—
1942—Month—1941
$8,256,990
revenues....
Uncollectible oper; rev.i-
Jan.
2
and
.«
.
expenses....
Operating
taxes.l..:
July
....
21,025,148
17,954,588
5,806,297
5,090,145
$1,383,361
$1,300,888
$5,430,417
$5,198,401
1,024,023
4,440,466
General
$420,791
—
expenses..'..
■i
1942—12 Mos.- -1941
$5,144,269
$4,806,550
153,779
1,975,091
1,830,199
49,723
50,466
586,904
Federal .income. taxes..
48.255
37,400
464,079
Fed.
36,291
19,300
349,883
150,323
taxes.
Provision
for depr.
amortization
Gross
-
Net
etc.,
f...
Dividends
on
Amortizat.
stock
V'
'
666,078
$98,846
$1,102,233
$1,173,651
32,393
364,293
is
It
fund
$66,453
$737,941
$785,123
stock
34,358
412,296
34,358
-
10,848
$14,426
_u_
to
Period End. April 30—
Operating
expenses..
Operating
$21,246
1942—Month—19<i
$2,098,951
income
—V.
155,
p.
451,404
$8,195,688
5,000
$7,215,174
5,500
1,213,003
19,000
5,352,132
300,202
1,320,684
4,674,020
1,164,246
$384,101
$344,225
$1,517,372
$1,357,908.
252,555
1,102,217
993,161
on
declared
the
$6
a
dividend
cumul.
pref.
of
A
$1
per
stock,
share
par
on
account
$10,
payable
1 to holders of record June 20. This compares with 50
cents per
share paid on April 1, last, and on April 1,
July 1, Oct. 1 and Dec 15
1941.
Accruals on this issue at April
2, • 1942, amounted to $18 75
per share.—V, 155, p. 926.,«
h
July
it
by the market quotation.
securities of
"No
says:
Standard
useful
purpose
merglyia
was
Gas
are
the liquida¬
would
purpose
not
was
of
be
to
compromising
of
means
iriVestiftent bankers
of
Including
group,
for
the
who
fighting
were
sale
system.
who
contest
the
of
Standard
profits
companies
Gas
from
the
in
stock
common
became
en¬
eventual
the manage¬
the right to
also
reap
issues
subsequently
as
bankers,
The
Gas.
and
would
security
this
which,
Standard
substantial voice in
subsidiaries,
future
In
prices
its
of
a
bankers
of
different investment
control
and
investment
at
initial
Power's
but
groups
struggle brought it
had
apparent,
155,
1606.
p.
,
2;
Signal Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
of
50
with
$2
cents
payable
$25,
par
$2.50
Dec.
on
share has been declared
per
July
30,
2
1940,
holders
to
share
per
paid
of
record
on
Dec.
30,
cents
and 50
%
484
*6,560
105,290
301,862
11,904
21,445
25
follows:
as
1
has
on
June
the
on
June
last;
capital
26.
50
This
cents
1940.—V.
28,
on
154,
"■
■
'
Jan.
Swift &
share has been declared
per
to
nolders
Jan.
15
12%
15,
of
and
the
on
common
record
July 3.
A similar jlia-.
15, last.
Payments in 1941
April 15, July 15 and Oct. 15,
April
cents;
a year-end of
50 cents.—V. 155, p. 2373.
Co.—New General Counsel-
Edgar B. Kixmiller,
attorney, of Bicknell, Ind., has been appointed
the late Henry Veeder.—V. 155, p. 2373,
an
succeed
Tampa Electric Co. —Earnings—
w.
,
15
on
each, and Dec. 23,
General Counsel to
Treasurer,
cents
July
made
was
cents
49,590
of
payable
were
25
298,174
53,757
dividend
stock,
Period End. May 31-r-
Operating
revenues
.•
1942—Month—1941
1942—12
$525,217
$480,557
$6,196,538
392,593
305,701
4,474,211
3,424,843
$132,624
$174,856
$1,722,326
$1,967,505
___
,
Total oper. rev.
been
designated as Senior ViceVice-President in charge of distribu¬
Van
M.
Kirk,
a
and
Mos.—1941
;-
$5,392,348
deducts,
taxes1
Other
that
30,
the
1942,
trustees
after
have
will
sufficient
a
hand
on
amount
in
has
the
been
income
Retire,
aside
set
Inc.
_______
income-
oper.
Gross
sinking
interest, $5,393.40 to purchase 4V2% serial bonds
1929, tendered at the lowest price obtainable, not ex¬
value plus accrued interest. Tenders for the sale of these
will
be
received:
corporate
a.
1942,
Gas
totaled
at
the
trustee,
m.
(net)—
195
reserve
2,396
2,358
$175,157
$1,724,723
$1,969,863
35,833
35,833
430,000
430,000
713
677
8,037
11,284
$96,272
$138,647
$1,286,685
$1,528,578
'•
accruals
deducts.,
301
$132,819
__
Income
interest-
National
Baronne
Bank
of
Commerce
Common
&
Sts.,
in
New
•«foet income
Preferred
New
Common
Orleans,
July 1.
on
of
and
the
—V.
public
Electric
154,484,000
corresponding
Co,
kwh.
week
as
last
Co.—Weekly Output— :
_____
dividends
70,000
70,000
1,075,959
dividends
155,
1,207,454
2373.
p.
compared
year,
with
140,273,000
increase
an
of
have declared three
of-accumulations
on
able July
and Dec.
1
made
Dec.
1,
Oct.
24,
of
20,
accumulations
par
for
$100,
amounted
$7
27, last
155, p.
account
at
as
A
distribution
payments
April
1,
$1.75
share
per
on
amounted
$19.25
to
share.—
per
1519.
the
of
cumulative
holders
to
of
record
to
as
on
account
preferred
20.
June
Dec.
on
share
convertible
23, last.
Arrearages
$28 per share.—V. 155, p. 2191.
ore
President,
vitally
needed
of
with
before
ever
broken
were
regularity
company."
May, one of
"In
also
was
April 1, July 1, Oct. 1 and
made during 1940.
were
1942,
of
paid
30
Gregg,
smashed
7%
April 1, last, and
No
year.
Arrearages
V.
and
on
June
Dividend—
dividend of $3.50 per
a
7%
Jan.
at
stock,
This
2,
com¬
1942,
Tennessee Coal, Iron & RR. Co.—New Records—
Robert
cumulative preferred stock, par $100, pay¬
Dec. 28 to holders of record June 26, Sept. 25
on
Ry.—Accumulated
the
on
payable
with
pares
155,
ductions
respectively.
this issue
on
the
dividends of $1.75 each
Central
The directors have declared
the
kwh.
10.1%.—V.
Tennesse
*
utility operating companies in
system for the week ended June
2373.
p.
the
19
and
raw
mines
ore
produced
in the
June
on
announced
finished
through team-work of
by
alone
that
"record
materials
men
produced
and
more
than
it,"
Mr. Gregg said, "while
of dolomite and limestone.
production
pro¬
being
are
management
Ewice
all
the
records
"One
group of blast furnaces, with its capacity augmented by the
addition of a modern pig iron maker, broke all
previous records
pig iron which, in turn, enabled the open hearth furnaces to break
steel-making records."—V. 155, p. 2101.
recent
for
Standard Oil Co.
-Claims of Stockholders Up-
(Neb.)
held—
Texas Electric Service
District
Judge Francis Dineen at Omaha, Neb., has
in
$1,465,180
the
as
old
Standard
result
a
the
in
1939
for
sale.—V.
of
Oil
the
Co.
(Neb.)
company's
sale
held
to
Standard
of
Period End. May 31-
that stock¬
entitled
are
recover
Oil
Co.
of
Operating
Total
Standard
Holding
which
149,
p.
the
of
&
Light Corp.- -Dissolution Ordered
parent
five
unnecessarily
and
Net
operat.
Other
Exchange
on
out of nine of
Commission
income
Standard
Gas
&
Electric
1,610
5,677
20,942
18,350
$208,697
$244,817
$2,745,652
$2,934,421
145,474
143,343
1,727,666
1,720,171
$63,223
$101,474
$1,017,986
$1,214,250
Dividends
Balance
the
corporate,
June
19
structure,
ordered
that
the
Securities
Standard
the
—V.
under Section
11
(B)
Commission
more
than
quality
corporate
a
to elect
looking
to
(2)
pref.
stock
375,678
375,678
$838,572
period
The
,
the board of its subsidiary, Standard
Gas,
record
to
left
Standard
Power
subject
to
that
Standard
Po#er shall proceed
of the Holding Company Act.
ordered
that
with
before
the
order
the
of
St.
The
company
liquidation
it
anv
shall
18.
This
Ry.—$2.50 Preferred Dividend—
declared
stock,
was
a
par
dividend
$100,
of
2V2%
on
payable June 30
the
5%;
non-
holders of
to
disclosed in an order filed in Federal Court
Louis.
Missouri
Pacific RR. owns 237,030
shares of this stock and will
proceeds from the dividend.
by the Missouri Pacific RR. is pledged as col¬
lateral under Missouri Pacific's first and refunding mortgage. An order
signed by Federal Judge George H. Moore authorized that the funds
The
$592,575
stock
received
takes
have
preferred
June
receive
.
ordered
compliance
directors
cumulative
is
2191.
p.
least
in
also
155,
at
liquidation
further
to
Texas & Pacific
Commission.
Commission
for
$642,308
applicable
Power
said.
of
manner
income
Co.
diligence to submit to the Commission a plan for Its prompt
liquidation and the termination of its existence.
Action was taken
The
(net)
income
is part of a holding company system
holding companies, and that it unduly
with due
steps
6,189,323
and
of
complicates
Commission
of
company
tiers
Viewed realistically,
Standard Power is no
shell, holding blocks of securities sufficient in
The
$2,916,071
$2,724,710
Interest
liquidated and its'existence terminated.
by
$239,140
$207,087
$9,105,394
3572.
useful function
consists
approval
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$776,909 $10,464,726
537,769
7,740,016
647,554
Net
and
The
deduct.
revenues
rev.
-
that
no
$854,641
$2,824,552.
Power
by SEC—
performs
Co.—Earnings-
1942—Month—1941
revenues
oper.
Gross
four directors
have
as
Philadelphia company.
the
Gas
tribution
•
339,768
79,784
35,778
Standard Gas and Electric
ing
1519.
accumulations
10,287
.
director.
a
Electric; output
the
of
1,910
$242,647
277,884
directors
1939
$52,884
9,512
$228,834
Southwest Natural Gas Go.—Accumulated
Dividend—
The
the
it
2,
par
Standard
be
oper.
to
senior
Commission
company
the
dividend
A
1940
$70,021
19,662
The ruling was given in the suit
brought by Edward H. Rettinger,
Omaha, former assistant treasurer of the Nebraska company, challeng¬
,1,375,225
income
pre¬
company
Superheater Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
130,181
338,125
...
attributed
the
1731.,;
p.
accrued
Jan.
La., up to 11
1942—4 Mos.—1941
$1,862,4?
1,500
taxes
Net
A
2099.
p.
Staples,
June
on
cover
ceeding
;
revenues^...
Uncollectible oper. rev
the
than
more
the
of
question,
members of the contesting groups."—V.
stock,
on
96,810
.
155, p. 2372.
Operating
Net
were
Indiana
Southern New England Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
'
made
A similar
412,296
•
of. preferred
.
of
Standard
Submarine
Squibb & Sons—New Director, Etc.—
elected
'
expense...
the
stock,
common
$84,300
,
43,686
income.
announced
dated
388,528
$48,784
serious
assets
relation
to
underlying assets and earning power, but merely
represented cost of control, the benefits of which accrued almost solely
Redmond,... of the law firm of Carter, Ledyard & Milburn,
N.
holders
pfd.
the
on
this
that
Utility
627,611
19,568
_______
Balance
—V.
54,918
$68,jfe2
>
income
590,717
,
62,262
deducts..
also
the
of
preference
$4,000,000
over
p..2287.
and
income
Interest,
liquidating
is
little
^
1941
$116,157
164,583
C.
434,050
profits
share
per
•••''" •'*
155,
The directors
$414,708
.
155,908
taxes
exc.
cents
58,057
and
—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
31—
revenues.-.
Operating
of
bought
was
the
two
the
underwriting
Standard National Corp.—Accumulated Dividends—
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.
Gross
75
;•
155,
1519.
Period Ended May
is
value
some
contest
4,123,179
ie_
the
1941,
practically all
,
holders of record July 3.
and April 15 of this year.
to
15
railway....
L.
been
bonds
Co.—Earnings
1,143,048
.
15
income.
operat.
John
the
income.—
that
of
subsidiaries
another
nominate
5,238,146
of
President
.
1,501,793
together constitute
1942—4 Mos.—1941
4,675,120
1,255,215
5,343,928
p.
6,679,434
5,289,583
Jan,
that
a
of
ment
134,127
21,417,335
6,951,236
1,358,501
on
made
tion.—V.
$7,257,665 $32,370,459 $28,349,606
26,442
108,597
,106,472
27,908
-
Operating
jr.
142,789
24,246,727
$6,459,722
railway
Orleans,
Telephone & Telegraph
which
reviewing again the unfortunate history of Standard
to
refer
to
the
Federal
Trader-Commission
and our findings and opinion in H.-M^-B'/llesby b Co..
its
in
outcome
$37,736,544 $34,690,618
Standard Club of Atlanta, Ga.—Tenders—
and
and the invest¬
the Commission points out,
plus cash,
Power.-
between
"Later,
33,423
,
J
v
„V/-
to
battle
gaged
1,716,986
1942
(E. R.)
$410,179
$460,526
$17,946
2,
the
on
account
sufficient
for control of
1942—4 Mos.—1941
share has been declared
railway.
from
Roland
has
Jan.
be $134,336,911,
However,
paid
surplus
our
is
show
service
a
5,503,082
.
which
y
$6,395,792
_
payments
♦Deficit.—V.
(Georgia)—Smaller Dividend—
275.
p.
Southern Bell
Operating
J" -
by
It
investigations
Aug.
$1,633,386
_
$1 per
operat.
64,900
taxes.'
.
15,
Co.—Earnings—
35,421
railway..
from
dividend of $2 per share has been declared on the capital stock,
$100, payable July 1 to holders of record June 17.
This compares
$2.50
ry.
Net
14,287
out
cash
that
com¬
distributions
.
$9,906,673
From Jan. 1—
177,548
South Western RR*
A
Net
524,081
155, p. 2372.
with
$9,666,989
the
on
Cash
and on May
1736.
p.
.
242,234
•
of
was
from
from
566,983
''
par
dividend
30.
1941,
served
Power.
July
14,700
$8,442
to
been
1939.
There
conclusion
1941,
'44,585
'
be
15, April
48,285
$32,232
the
Standard
its
15, July 15 and Oct. 15, 1941, while on Dec. 20,
year-end dividend of 25 cents was paid.—V. 155, p. 1519.
Jan.
Net
1,989,637
$22,723"
prices.
have
capital
a
which constitute additional complications confronting
of
compares
on
$4,197,757
2,474,923
__________
contains
stated
was
Dec. .31,
1942.
with
issue
Gross
1942—12 Mos.—1941
184,029
-
of
dividends
no
sheet
have not covered the liquidating preference of the
value
observe
this
30,636
Balance
—V.
Gas,
Spokane International Ry.—Earnings—
$370,119
pfd. stock
on
May
15,
1942—Month—1941
value, payable July
par
taxes..
deducts.,
that
and
deprec...
etc.,
time
that
says
opinion points out also that Standard Power is a defendant in
two actions brought by Daniel O. Hastings, special trustee for Standard
1927.
Quarterly
212,505
income
Interest,
stock
record
June
1,775,131
income...
p.
This
June 22.
$464,605
.
and counsel
present
'"V The
to
w-——
for
151,
10%
a
of
on
rev,.
inconv)..~__—
Gross
profits
exc.
Provision
Net
,
income
1940.—V.
oper.
oper.
distribution
cents regular and 25 cents extra;
1317.
•
:
1942-Month—1941'
31—
expenses—L,
taxes
paid
made
taxes—
May—
Gross
15
holders
expenses..6,223,051
no
25
155, p.
1941,
at cost
since
as
31,
Standard
South Carolina Power Co.—EarningsPeriod Ended May
General
$155,176
$710,555
paid 011 March'31, last,
Distributions during
March 31, 25 cents; July 1, 25 cents regular
Oct.
extra;
cents
20,
to
were
revenues.:—.
the common
share has been declared on
per
July
follows:
as
$111,935
Spicer Mfg. Co.—$1 Common Dividend—•
payable
with
compares
$4,
each
Dec.
June
on
par
cents
Net
63,342
$30,859
25
$5,
par
$40,614
Operating
Sonoco Products Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
of
78,075
Operating
A
dividend
1,300
329,695
101,054
Southwestern Bell Telephone
■.
39,041
asset
tion
Period End. April 30—
155, p. 2286.
A
2,400
385,246
19,625
1846.
p.
company
six
—V.
Net
400
85,251
$28,066
income.—
stock,
of
v
12 Mos.—1941
1942
$2,589,557
$2'360,037
re-
accruals
reserve
600
25,320
Southwestern Engineering Co.—Stock Dividend—
The
Co.r—Earnings—
$203,961
the
at
by Standard .Power, but we do not here determine the rank or
participation which Standard Power's holdings in Standard Gas securi¬
ties should take in a reorganization of Standard Gas as
against those
securities held by the public," the Commission said.
$564,246
successor trustee,
1942—Month—1941
reevnues
income
Gross
Power
31—
Commission
points
market
"We
;
oper.
Uncollect.ble
Pacific
that
owned
97,606
rev..
taxes.......
Operating
Sierra
76,834,209
$600,635
unduly
adds, whether
the common stock of Standard Gas will be accorded
any value in the
eventual
reorganization of that company, and therefore is doubtful
whether the stock held by Standard Power should be considered as
1942—4 Mos.—1941
$145,890
stock
March
In
Portland," Me.,
will until noon on July 1 receive bids for the sale to it of first mortgoge 4% bonds, series B, due Oct, 1, 1961, to an amount sufficient to
exhaust $7,464 held in the sinking fund.—-V. 155, p. 1846. •
,;"V
Period End. May
of
to
mon
First' Portland
-
Power
•
Shenango Valley Water Co.—Tenders—
The
3,502,800 105,735,789
$151,594
31,
carried
stock
current
$
expenses
Operating
;
1
!" fy '
share has been declared on "the common
holders of record July 3.
This compares
cents paid on Dec: 19, last; 40 cents on July 21, 1941; 75 cents
20, 1940, and 25 cents on July 16,, 1940.—V. 155, p. 2013.
of
payable
$
,
1941
$
1942—Month—1941
Operating-; revenues..__
■
A
ferred
—Jan. 1 to June 14-r-r1942
4,779,434
Period End. April 30—
Shell Union Oil Corp.—40-Cent Dividend—
stock,
Dec.
The. opinion
>
1941
admitted
balance
company's
on
-
2372.
p.
the
almost all the assets,
/
1942
earnings
155,
Standard
and should be eliminated,
purpose
have
investments at market values,
an
quarterly dividend of
a
findings
are
the
Southwestern Associated Telephone €0.—Earnings-
12y2
cents paid on March,14 and on June 5, last.
Payments in 1941 were
as follows:
March 5. and Jurie 5, quarterlies' of 12W cents each*, July 5,
a
year-end of 50 cents, and Sept. 5 arid Dec. 5, quarterlies of 12 V2
record
of
is
which,
other
or
useful
no
respondent
ments
debt,
of
so.
The opinion points out that
preferred stock since 1934.
20,587,016
30,152,465
Week Ended June 14
,
.
Period—7
,
,
serves
The
$
City,
•
■*,
operat¬
J.....6,733,041
structure
Standard Power owns no
property.
Its investments as of Dec. 31, 1941, consisting of Standard
Gas, Standard Gas subsidiaries and other miscellaneous holding, had
an aggregate market value as of March
31, 1942, of $1,205,590.
7,804,703
1,504,424
income
it
preferred
Agent; W. J. Hock, Assistant to Chief Freight Traffic Officer;
Assistant General Freight Agent; G. R. Ward, Jr., Express
.Manager, and L. E. Morgan as District Freight Agent, Plant
W. E. Rachels,
Traffic
13,053,557
4,729,553
railway
ing
is
♦Before provision for interest charges on outstanding
non-operating income items.—V. 155, p. 2372.
the Re¬
to
Executive Assistant
promoted, to
the
(Dr)
facil. rents, net
Seaboard Air Line Ry.—Promotions—
W.
for
74 876,831
In
—.—
(net)
rents
'"Net
103,557,995
accruals..
tax
,
that
16,250,494
$
fror railway
operation
the
dividend of 25 cents per share on
a
$5, payable July 15 to holders of record June 19.
paid on July 15 and Dec. 27, last year, arid on the
extra of 25 cents was also disbursed.—V. 154, p. 1058.
stock,
common
Net revs,
162,254,036 108 ,607,635
$
corporate
public utilities division have stated that Standard Power is unnecessary,
$
23,988,276
this
1417.
p.
$
-
revenues
and
unnecessarily complicate and unfairly and inequitably distribute
voting power among security holders of the Standard Power
Holding Co. system.
In its findings and opinion the Commission
says that counsel for the
the
34,933,852
21,880,295
'
operating
-
its
and
Earnings of Transportation System
Ry.
in
that
alleged
ago,
tinued
*
Period End. May 31—
determines.
so
original action, instituted more than two
Standard Power is a holding company with
respect to Standard Gas & Electric Co.," which latter company has
subsidiary companies which are holding companies, and that the con¬
13 ,524,923
4,914,724
it
Commission
years
60 ,717,990
14,471,631
if
The
From Jan. 1—«
Net
such proposed steps to the Commission for
appropriate action.
The Commission also reserved the right to propose a plan of liquida¬
.
1940
$27,447,372 $18,486,126 $14,010,038 $13 ,441,846
9,677,673
5,984,560
3,654,649
3 ,562,753
4,992,850
3,873,938 '
1,669,509
,600,793
railway
operat.
ry.
Gross
payable,
accounts
in
from
Net. from
$55,435; accrued expenses, $43,092;
$16,111; cumulative interest at
3% on income bonds, $1,172,500; reserve for repairs and maintenance,
$3,168;
funded debt,
$9,790,000;
class A common stock
($1 P&Pi
$82,050; class B common stock ($1 par), $27,350; capital surplus, $4,769,901; earned surplus (deficit), $2,*»47,ti04; total, $13,612,003.—V. 155,
Liabilities—Accounts
credit
1942
May—
(at cost),
$98,137; other inventories, $63,131; prepaid expenses, $69,999; interest
reserve
fund, $9,406; miscellaneous investments (nominal value), $1;
land, $5,617,500; building, furniture and equipment (less reserves for
depreciation, $1,521,018), $7,444,514; total, $13,612,003.
accounts, $17,181), $99,421; inventories of food and beverages
2463
submit
New
from
York
further
as
Court
as
owned
the dividend be
paid
to
the Manufacturers Trust
of
corporate trustee under the mortgage, to be held pending
order.
■
.
_
v.
.
''vr'»a*w
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2464
Results For Month And Five Months Ended May 31
1942—Month—>-1941
Period End. May 31—-1
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Railway tax accruals.j.
Equip, rentals (net)™..
Jt. facil. rentals (net).:.
2,373,024
™.
Net
ry,
Total
™™™i,
charges
Net
318,399
™
320,849
1,594,325
A dividend
$1,914,613
1941,
June
made
was
on
this
issue
on
''soundly
hole"
declared
initial
an
1941.—V. 153, p. 411.
corporation, had 164,079 common stockholders of record of
20, against 163,954 three months before, and 69,359 preferred
on
May 1, compared with 69,214 on Jan. 30.—V. 155,
May
cents
per
1
;■-■■ ■,;.
■;
.
-
Webster
&
Blodget,
and
Inc.,
books have been closed.
155, p. 2375.
scription
of
associates,
1957,
who recently
that sub¬
$582,083
2,409
410,398
56,038
$609,141
2,725
Operating
Operating
Wabash RR.
of
Price restrictions remain in effect,
460,219
63,754
expenses—.
taxes
Net
Net
income
$82,443
—V,
41,852
the
on
0%
holders of record June
last
19.
stock,
At
116,607
1,
made
Total
operat.1
Total
oper.
and
$4,186,057
15,139
operat. revenues.
Other income
,
12,537,011
RR.
Interest
and
(net)....
income
Gross
;
to
(net)
other
v:;"-,,;
41,811,360
$4,201,196
public
V/:
deductions
970,670
9,429,911
18,435
258,650
$3,535,326 $il,230,751
v* - ;
i,033,107
3,874,120
$8,933,051
$3,230,526
™4—
divs.
to
$2,502,219
of
826
■
Atkinson,
1941 earnings by
applicable
minority
.
Listing of New Securities
57,419
-Balance
$3,173,107
taxes
securities
$2,475,643
$7,145,754
■■
The
1942—12 Mos.—1941
f
9,472,328
2,904,476
The
oper.
nat.
revs.,
value,
$769,117
(net)....
$791,968
$984,816
$808,654
1,747,426
./'gas '
Other income
1,384,998
8,282,692
6,743,452
payable July
tribution
were
income
Gross
—
$2,516,543
955,715
$2,176,966
$9,267,503
1,038,397
3,822,383
on
Stock Exchange—
leaf binding
yAy ^
suspended
from
dealing
on
$1,138,569
$5,445,125
$3,643,874
155, p. 2376.
United Gas Improvement Co.—Weekly Output— '"/f;
electric output for the U. G. I. system companies for the week
June 20, 1942, amounted to 114.066,380 kwh., as against 102,693,032 kwh. in the same week last year, or an increase of 11,373,348
The
ended
the
of
the
York has been ap¬
preferred stocks.—V. 155.
City
of New
and
common
declared
kwh.,
15
on
dividend of
receipts for ordinary
,
,
The company's
United Specialties Co.—Resume Dividend—
declared
have
dividend
of
15
cents
been
extra..--
D.
"In
a
per
s./y>:'Y'/Y-/■"/,//>-^-.--'//'V'.'i''/:V"
To Discontinue
M.
Quarterly Earnings Reports—
y
Harrison, Executive Vice-President, on June 23, stated;
view
of
the
fact
that
we
have
been
requested by certain War
Departments to refrain from making public quarterly financial reports,
we shall,
for the time being at least, withhold them. A little later,
after we have had time to ascertain just what the limits are with
respect to financial and operating publicity, we shall Issue such data
as we are permitted to give out."
'//■;;/.'•/■
;:\/V.y:
on
A. Vander
Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer, suc¬
as Secretary and Treasurer.
Hazel A. Eberle has
formerly
Harrison
Mr.
been elected Assistant Treasurer,-+rV. 155, p. 1520.
a dividend of $1 per share on the
stock, payable July 15 to holders of record June 27.
The com¬
"this is not to be considered as establishing a regular
dividend rate."
A like amount Was disbursed on the common shares
on Jan. 15 and April 15 of this year.
Dividends of $1 each were also
pany states that
paid on April 15, July 15, Oct. 15 and Dec. 24, 1941.
The directors also declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1% %
(87 Va cents per share) on the preferred stock, payable July 15 to
holders of record June 27.
1
..
♦Gross
"
earnings
for
Reserve
.
Consolidated Earnings for First Five Months
■': 1942
■
1941
—
——
—„™
depreciation, depletion and amort.
foreign Federal taxes on income
Domestic and
/■Net
earnings
Preferred
dividend
plan for extension of its first mortgage 6%
been deposited,
made
Trust
Co.,
$0%
that
of
sinking
mon:
;—.
requirements——™.
$3,037,135
578,798
782,036
$1,676,301
^682,424
$2,725,464
723,548
454,141
$1,547,775
♦After
taxes
on
■.
$993,877
$865,351
$1.88
$1.64
—
deducting all charges except" domestic and foreign Federal
income and provision lor reserves for depreciation, depletion
Note.—In
the foregoing estimate United States taxes on income have
for the five months of 1942, compared with 247c
Total
Other
.
19_
$3,832,000
4,127,000
3,319,000
$1,106,000
$513,000
33,000''
33,000
income
deductions
Provision for
Federal taxes
on
incoihe (est.)
.
$1,139,000, $546,000
129.000
■ 94,000
576,000
109,000
surplus,
$343,000
$434,000
-
beginning of fiscal year.
599,000
459,000
$1,033,000
$802,000
promptly
for the stamping
the
of
the
bonds,
removal
and
Assets—
gage
6%
sinking fund bonds from April 1, 1944, to April 1, 1951, at
the.present 6%
effective
annual interest rate.
bondholders
unpaid interest
ance
of
the
paid
on
$90
account of deferred
on
deferred unpaid interest, amounting to
of
1%
based
on
available for diviednds.—V.
company
in cash
each $1,000 bond and in subsequent years the bal¬
multiples
In
will receive
the event the plan becomes
In
201o
155,
p.
of
another $90, will
net
earnings of
the
American
Association,
has
been
elected
•
U. S. Treasury tax notes
Accounts and notes receivable
Inventories
Notes
receivable
(non-current,
15,000
less ://
10,000
and
;;/-'"accounts
employees' notes
and
on
Lloyd,
Secretary,
June
17, announced
the company's general mortgage
J
income bonds for the six
1942, is at the rate of SVz%
bonds outstanding.
be mailed
on
principal amount
of
Aug. 1, 1942, by the Central
York,
paying
agent,
1942.—V, 155, p. 271.
to
,
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
Operating
revenues
Total oper.
rev.
deduct.
on
iXl'y'
1,157,000
241,000
241,000
41,000
27,000
9,000
11,000
11,000
$5,010,000
$4,464,000
.
payable and accruals™™
Provision
for
Fed.
taxes
on
1942—Month—1941 ■' 1942—12 Mos.—1941
$935,434
$886,172 $11,553,781 $11,404,349
713,023
662,961
8,816,499
8,077,558
$222,411
1,534
$223,211
$2,737,282
$3,326,791
2,421
40,912
36,782
$225,632
$2,778,194
70.088,
865,308
$3,363,573
971,623
$1,912,886
622,518
$2,391,950
622,518
$1,290,368
(net)„___
591,000
etc.,
deducts-
$1,769,432
71,008
.
151,000
(2,963,000
Total.$5,010,000
$4,464,000
surplus
—™:
:
—--
490,000
599,000
income
$152,937
$155,544
-y! i5n57^2376p""-"^7r"T-"T;
111,000
531,000
$4,278,000
May 31, 1941, respectively, have been deducted at stated value of,
per
share from issued stock without par value.—V. 155/1
$10,997
p.
1848.
^ ;
«
.
The
directors
common
$1.50
stock,
Co.—$1 Dividend
recently declared a dividend of $1 per share on the
26 to holders of record June 18. This
payable June
with $2
<^i Jan. 31,
paid on March 27,
last, $4 on Oct. 31, 1941, ana
1940.—V. 154, p. 800.
Worcester Suburban Electric Co.—75-Cent
Net
Dividends applicable to pref. stock for period™
$183,000
(2.964,000
489.0UO;
♦After depreciation of $2,038,000 In May, 1942; $1,981,000 in. August,
1941, and $1,960,000 in May, 1941.
(3,400 shares and 3,300 shares, of
common stock without par value held in the treasury at Aug, 31, 1941,
compares
Interest,
$26i,000
$229,000
income
2,653,000
771,000
766,000
Earned
$4,278,000
^
Capital stock ($10 par)™_—
Capital surplus
and
,
$223,945
operat; revenues^
30,000
1,144,000
Wiiichendon Electric Light & Power
Net
Other income
/,
Checks will
of record July 18,
vy;/y•.
.
;
1,123,000
;,// ■
241,000
35,000
less amortization
Patents,
Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
the bondholders
/
25,000
-19,000 :f.;;26,000 :
(excluding idle
Accounts
the interest
that
10,000
•
/
•,
♦Plant & equipment
479,000
1,455,000
14,000
155,
the .$8,936,500
New
—™'-_
:
reserve)
Officers'
862,000
1,423,000
15,000
1,595,000
™—
Investments
—-
months fiscal period ended April 30,
of
468,000
Total
Humphrey
$1.27
(less
reserve) ::,™™—867,000
1422.
declared
531.000
$1.63
May 31,'42 Aug. 31, *41 May 31, '41
; ;
$628,000
$691,000
$839,000
.
Cash:
plant, less reserves for depreciation and loss on disposal™
Deferred charges
director.—V.
a
,271,000
766,000
'
Idle
Perry, President of the Western Newspaper Union and the
Press
267,000
v
v
plant)
2103.
Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp.—New Director—
H.
.
:
maturity date of the first mort¬
:/
Comparative Balance Sheet
replacement of the appropriate coupons thereon, and the payment
The plan calls for extension of the
p.
surplus;
Dividends paid in cash_i__.
Earned surplus, since Aug. 31, 1932Earnings per common share.™.....
Arrangements will then
of the sum of $90 in cash for each bond as aforesaid."
be
.Total
have
and amortization.
been figured at 40%
81
$5,233,000
income
Earned
682,424
share on 528,765 shareY of com-,
outstanding———————-..
•
stock
Ended May
profit from operations
and the consequent
outstanding bonds
the
to declare the plan in effect.
1
Balance
For Nine Months
of goods sold and expenses—.
Net
the definite intention of the board of directors of the
it is
Gross income
Earnings per
plant expects to get into war
sub-contract. These contracts will
a
-
Liabilities—
The directors on June 18 declared
Estimated
sales
Cost
Receiving Wide Approval
Washington Properties, Inc.—Interest Payment—
1
Elizabeth
The
1942
Net
>
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co. — $1
Common Dividend—Earnings for First Five Months—
common
a part of its Chicago plant and equipment for
of "other ordnance items, also under .'prtme contracts
Government.
Income Account
immediately upon notice from its agent and custodian, Fidel¬
ity-Philadelphia
Changes in Personnel—
ceeds
that
John
M, D, Harrison has been elected Executive Vice-President.
Meulen,
holders
converting
the
"In order to remove any misunderstanding as to the effective date
the
share on
the capital stock, payable July 15 to holders of record June 30. This
Is the first dividend declared during the current year.
Payments in
1941 were as follows: March 20, May 28, Aug. 26 and Nov. 26, quarterly
dividends of 15 cents each; May 28, 35 cents'extra, and Aug. 26, 85
cents
cerificate
stockholders, June 18, stated In part:
production about June 20 under
to holders of record June 30.. A similar dis¬
this issue on April 1, last.
Payments in 1941
of the plan of extension and of its consummation,
be
t.::.
directors
to
<
wires, rings, posts and metal parts.
production
follows: Feb. 1, April 1, May 15 and July 1, 62y3 cents each;
$1, and Dec. 20, 75 cents.—V. 155, p. 1128.
company,
registered shares amounted to lO.frbents per share, and was paid on
June 20 to holders of record May 14. See V. 155, p. 1846.
The
letter
62'/a
fund bonds, due' April 1, 1944 has received "splendid response" in the
three weeks since presentation of the plan, Charles Warner, President,
stated in a letter to bondholders, which further states: y'.yyiVy/y'/'.
state
United Molasses Co., Inc.—Final Dividend—
The final dividend on the American depositary
;
a
payment of $90 of deferred unpaid interest of each bond, we wish to
11.1 % .—V. 155, p. 2375.
or
;;
partially offset the drastic curtailment of certain manufacturing oper
ations restricted by conservation orders of the WPB."
cents per share on
the $2.50 cumulative class A stock, no par
a
Warner Co.—Extension Plan
1
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company has been engaged in war production since April 20,
1942, under prime contracts with the Government. • Since April 27 it
30.
:
J Net1 income■
2376.
p.
'X -"The
;
June
■
—V.
exchange
carriers.
War Production Board order M-126,
to
Other
$7,552,106
3,903,232
$1,560,828
made
was
out
as
Oct. 1,
Total int., etc., deducts.
be
Bank
for
account of accumulations
Net
work
various
the
directors have
telegraph
to
conservation orders affecting the company is
dated May 5, 1942, covering loose,
This order provided
that the company cease to accept delivery of steel after May 20, cease
to cut -and process steel after June 19, and cease to assemble metal
parts after Aug. 3, 1942. The company has on hand a normal inven¬
tory of completed metal parts which may be put into finished products
after Aug. 3. The company expects to continue to operate its bindery,
envelope, ruling and printing departments.
"Among the
Walker & Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
8,551,210
have
RFC—To End Voting Trust—
A letter to the
receivers of the old company under
income bonds, series B, due Jan. 1, 1991.
will
National
representa¬
//•;/,/•;
would
company
International
service.—V., 155,
with
registrar
all
stock
Wilson Jones Co.—To Convert Plants—
representing the equivalent
Tha dividend has been made
Jjp.,i2103'»>,v;:;v/y;..:Q..vyy''yyyy ^y'Vyyyy
$9,359,864
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■—3,489,836
Chase
pointed
-V
of
<R. C.) Williams & Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
Registrar—
$4,693,032
$3,696,444 $10,457,144
with
has
138,846
210,877
1942—3 Mos.—1941
$4,258,953
revs, nat. gas
Total oper. rev. deducts.
and
26,369
Earnings of Company ■ Only
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
old
/ fY
..
•
The
con¬
A dividend of 30 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock, payable July 6 to holders of record June 29.
A similar payment
was made on Jan. 10, last.
Last year paid 15 cents each on Jan. 10
and,June 20.—V. 155, p. 57.
:
The New York Stock Exchange has authorized the listing on June 30,
1942, of Wabash RR. first mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, /
1971; general mortgage 4% income bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1981;
$4,831,878
to
interests
:
$7,356,631
or
government.
consolidated
The
themselves
would be owned by aliens
company
foreign
any
the voting trustees will then send
announcing this fact.—V. 155, p. 2192.
order.;y'"Xi{;>■'//■"/•'/'. ,;/yy,
general mortgage 4 'A%
Portion
$2,502,012
following
rrprfe than one-fifth of the
and
and reorganization manager,
securities preferred shareholders
year's dividend on the stock.
out of
merger would be approved If
divest
a
meeting of the directors, held June 22, 1942, the directors
payment of the loan from the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation and arranged for a new loan from a bank.
Upon payment
of the RFC loan the voting trust of the company's stock will terminate
payment of $4.50 in cash,
a
the
meet
to
Vice-President
that upon delivery of new
In
....
,
..1—$3,230,526
,
the old refunding and general mort¬
ail, reorganization managers will pay out some $8,000,000
Wabash security holders on delivery of the new securities.
$4,832,704
x.''207\Vxx±£&V'j
full
a
available
public-
subsidiary
Balance
the
authorized
and
K.
receive
.•<•& ..court'
'-//v■
4,100,347
$7,356,631
in
At
addition
in
purchasing control of the new company from the old bond¬
by buying the new stock from them.
Pennsylvania formerly
the old Wabash Railway (an Indiana corporation).
Arthur
will
yy
Balance
Pfd.
is
announces
$8,674,401
392,372
holders
distributed
are
controlled
35,153,647
$3,516,891 $10,838,379
"going
was
v',
of
pay
earnings.
holders
$16,723,068 $12,946,802 $52,649,739 $43,828,048
—
Postal
Wickwire Spencer Steel Co.—New Bank Loan to Re¬
accompanied by signed
;Vv ///Y
same,
representing interest for the year 1941 on the new
Holders of the various issues of
.1942—12 Mos—1941
deduct.
the
.y.y
gage bonds will receive either new stock or cash for the stock if pur¬
chased by old stockholders and, in addition, cash for income bond
interest and preferred dividends on the new securities. Pennsylvania
1942 were said to amount to $59.50
1942—3 Mos.—1941.
revenues.
rev.
taxes
Net
;
securities
new
of
dividends on the new preferred stock, also out of
These funds are being made available by the receivers,
On June 26 the new company (Wabash RR. Co. of
Ohio) will be in full operation. ;• y;■Xj.X
to
Dec. 29,
on
the
time
bonds
income
payable June 30
was
said
(4) All employees of companies involved in a merger who were em¬
ployed on March 1, 1941, would receive full jobs for a period of' five
Others would receive preferential hiring status for a five-year
period, and would be granted four weeks' dismissal pay for each year
under court order.
United Gas Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
1941
A similar distribution
Arrearages at Jan.
per share.—V. 125, p. 2542.
year.
transmittal.
of
will receive checks
Inc.—$3 Dividend—
$100,
par
.
years.
for the several security issues of
surrender promptly such certificates of
deposit
share has been declared on account of accumu¬
cumul.. pref.
com¬
1
of deposit
Wabash Railway should
to the depositary issuing
the
v-J
A dividend of $3 per
lations
He
companies would have
telegraph business.
''/■
arrangements
Delivery of. New Securities and Cash
—
certificates
of
Holders
$404,451
155,, p. 1607.-'
Union Terminal Cold Storage Co.,
'•IfA
$339,200
111,582
$113,238
25,315
oper.
income
interest,"
the bill would have to
under
the consolidated
tives
of reorganization of Wabash Railway dated as of March 15,
1941, was consummated on June 18, 1942, and the new securities and
the cash payments to be made will be available for distribution on
and after June 26, 1942.
y^
y
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letters
.
public
the
merger
(2) No
announce
Payments June 26— ■VivyA/V;/:V;;[•./
1942—4 Mos.—1941
$2,398,581
$2,258,342
8,456
8,603
1,793,939
1,625,442
256,986
219,846
1942—Month—1941
revenues™™
which
Postah Telegraph
:
Consolidated
(3)
Tri State Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Uncollect.ble oper. rev._
in
international
and
debentures
5%
$10,500,000
The plan
Operating
legislation
vote,
and
$300,000
(1)
however.—V.
been declared on the common
stock, no par value, payable June 30 to holders of record June 22.
A
similar distribution was made on March 31, last, and on June 30,
Sept. 30 and Dec. 29. 1941, as against 50 cents on March 29, 1941.—
v. 155, p. 1319.
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Period End. April 30—
voice
Union
recent years."
Any
;
Virginia Public Service Co.—Debentures Sold—
Stone
Shipbuilding Co.—75-Cent Dividend—
cents per share has
by
22,
Western
ditions:
five
underwrote
75
June
on
of
f
McFarland; author of the bill, which now goes to the House,
declared the merger would release large amounts of critical .materials
to the War Department.
For example, he said, Western Union imme¬
diately could release 6,200 teletype printers and Postal 1,200,
"Obvi¬
ously," he added, "Postal cannot survive without Government subsidy."
United States Steel Corp.—Number of Stockholders—
'^p.;/2lQ2.y;yrAi,y
of
dividend
;
monthly, while Western Union suffered "great losses
He said a merger should assure an efficient telegraph communication system badly needed for the war effort.
in
stockholders
have
dividend of
distribution
V '
(D., Ariz.): said the measure authorizing volun¬
tary consolidation and, merger of all domestic telegraph operations was
The
share, payable July 20 to holders of record July 6.
This is the first
May 7, 1936,—V. 152, p. 2412.
■;
Toledo
similar
A
approved
merger
■
,
Senator
distribution since organization,
A
24.
permit
Senator McFarland,
last, and on Sept. 30 and Dec. 29;, 1941, while on June 30,
initial payment of $1 was made.
A participating dividend of
an
50 cents was also paid on Dec. 29,
$1,104,211
Timm Aircraft Corp.—Initial Dividend—
directors
of 50 cents per
March 31,
—V. 155, p. 2101.
The
record
of
Senate
would
panies.'
share has been declared on the 4% par¬
ticipating prior preference stock, par $50, payable June 30 to holders
1,607,221
$252,887
.
The
$2,729,518
18,086
$544,359
™«™™-
Western Unidn Telegraph Co., Inc,—Senate
Approves
Telegraph Merger—
•
v
it being believed that none will
U. S. Cold Storage Corp.—50-Cent Preference Div.—
$2,552,363
177,155
$3,530,083
20,545
$576,417
2,681
3,279
income
$3,322,612
207,471
35,137
$866,037
deductions
Fixed
$541,280
No provision was made for United States
profits taxes for either period,
excess
be required, the company states.—V. 155, p. 1319.
,
$826,798
39,239
...—
income
Miscell.
473,645
_—-76,301
Cr5,304
income.
oper.
Other income
for the same period of 1941.
4
.
1942—5 Mos.—1941
,$2,538;713 $16,782,136 $12,167,478
1,698,282
11,141,405
B,208,976
234,400
1,800,261
970,029
;'
68,247
528,581
447,759
Cf3,496
Crl0,723
Crll,649
$3,744,464
Monday,; June 29, 1942
Dividend—
dividend of 75 cehts per share
on
the common stock, payable June 26 to holders of record June 18,
This compares with $1.20 paid on March 27, last.
Payments in 1941
were as follows:
March 28, $1; June 27, $1.25, and Sept. 26 and Dec.
The
directors
26, $1.50
rbcently declared
each.—V, 154, p.^40.
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