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MAY
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ommetciaL an
Office
Pat.
Price 60 Cents
N. Y., Monday, May 3, 1943
New York,
Number 4173
157
Volume
S.
U.
Reg.
Copy
a
CITY DEPARTMENT
STATE AND
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Payment will be made on pre¬
of said
certificates at
sentation
the
In This Issue
& Trust Co.,
with all coupons
Bank
Chemical
New York City,
subsequent
maturing
1,
June
to
Employees'
nicipal
pons.
State and
vestment
Chicago
made at
City News
Interest
Curb
York
New
City Auditor-Clerk, calls for pay¬
on July 1, 1943, at par and
accrued interest, all of the out¬
ment
Stock Exchange
standing general refunding, series
of 1937 bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1936,
Exchange
due Jan.
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
1, 1976, optional on any
date.
Payment of the
interest
principal
Unlisted Securities
made
be
bonds
the
of
amount
will
called
on
or
after
July 1, on surrender of said bonds
in negotiable form, accompanied
all
quent
(See Index Below)
'
Thomas & Co.,
ALABAMA
Calhoun County (P.
O. Anniston),
•/
Ala.
■
.
&
Vick
B.
M.
(These bonds were offered by
city on March 31, at which
submitted.)
!
the
$110,000 In War Bonds—County Com¬
mission has submitted to B. P.
Would Invest Additional
time no bids were
chief examiner of ac¬
a proposal to
invest $110,000 in War Bonds and
this investment, in
effect, will
■mean
that the county is out of
in Alabama,
;-;v// r- '/ ■/
has three outstand¬
ing bond issues. One is for $75,000 and this is offset by $74,000
worth of War Bonds now held by
debt.
The county
the
Two other bond is¬
amount of $111,000 and a
investment of $110,000 in
county.
sues
new
/War Bonds would offset this inrlphfod
The
from
npcs
$110,000 would be taken
the county's general fund,
of
the
Reopened—The
State
to
to $80,000 in this
fund for operation until the end
of the fiscal year. This amount is
close
the normal
county and to
recommendations of a spe¬
upon
cial Citizens'
sumed V in
Public Utility Com¬
leave
a
Bond Sale—A
syndicate headed
■by B. J. Van Ingen & Co., New
„York,
new
purchased on April 29 a
issue
of
$3,500,000 tunnel
revenue
anticipation
notes,
pay¬
price of 100.50, a net intercost of about 3.49%, for the
ing
a
est
bonds divided as follows:
$475,000
May 1 as follows:
$75,000 from 1945 to 1949 incl.
and $100,000 in 1950;
$3,025,000
maturing
4s,
3%s, due on May 1: $100,000 from
1951 to 1954 incl.; $125,000 from
1955 to 1959 inch and $2,000,000
in
to file
of electric and gas sys¬
owned and operated by the
an
in the suit,
$3,000 in bonds
appearance
and to contact the
Electric Light and
Power Company.
The survey is
to
determine
whether the city
Gas,
would be
involves
to what
course
of the
funds
ated
and
of
on -
had
the
of Chi¬
cago; Stranahan, Harris Co., Inc.,
of Toledo; E. H. Rollins & Sons,
of New York; Blair & Co., Inc.,
ing: John Nuveen & Co.,
Co., of Chicago;
Wachob-Bender Corp., of Omaha;
Morris Mather &
McDougal & Condon, of Chicago;
R. S. Dickson & Co., of Charlotte;
Hendrix & Mayes, Watkins, Mor¬
row
&
county
cash
a
//:/:.;
an
principal
were
basis
oper¬
in
1941
unencumbered
bal¬
the Arkansas
State Comptroller's office has an¬
ance
of
$4,001.95,
The
nounced.
report
as
issued
by Bruce Frazier, head of county
audits, showed that $60,480.98 in
bonds issued 18 years ago to re¬
tire
outstanding
warrants
had
been
reduced to $22,000.
The
county increased its bond tax to
nine-tenths mills when $4,000 in
bonds defaulted.
Co., both of Birmingham;
Fort
Florence
Call—It is stated by
C.
Hardy, Acting City
Clerk, that Water
Revenue Certificates, dated June
1, 1940, denom. $1,000, Nos. 551
to 597, due June 1, 1957, Nos. 598
to 646, due June 1, 1958, Nos. 647
to 697, due June 1, 1959, and Nos.
698 to 750, due June 1,» 1960, are
Auditor
Miami
and
called for redemption on June 1.
Beach
has
the
high bidders
$90,000 City of Chicago 3y2s of
callable
1946, at 106.56;
$220,000 board of education 3y2s
of 1955/46, at 106.56; $17,000 Chi¬
park district 3y2s of 1956/46,
the $153,000 park 3V2s
1955/46, at 106.68; $483,000 park
3V2s of 1956/46, at 107.06; $235,000 Sanitary District of Chicago
2V2s of 1960/46, at 104.34; $237,000 sanitary 2V2s of 1960/47, at
104.64; $250,000 sanitary 2V2s of
1960/48, at 105.21, and half of the
$404,000 block of sanitary district
4s that figured in the tie,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. purchased
a block of $1,443,000 sanitary dis¬
trict 4s of 1955, optional 1945, at
cago
and
com¬
first .and
second
the second
the
on
contestant
topped
:
the
that
commented
obtained
high
extremely
prices for the securities. V After
glancing at the bids, some invest¬
ment
Michael
Garrity, Secretary
of the benefit fund,
announced
that a profit of $276,918 was real¬
the sale of the bonds
ized
on
entire
in
proceeds
United
securities.
Bonds
below
will
States
and
be
The
Treasury
to
awarded
the
liquidation
Stuart account and the
prices paid
City of Chi¬
Four
sale.
the
$2,-
>
submitted
of¬
all 13 items, and the other
entered
offers for
certain
on
four
blocks of
involved.
securities
'*Rochelle,
III.
Bond Offering Not
Attorney
City
that
states
Halsey,
embraced
Eight bidders were represented
in¬
']
'
of
block
650,000 City of Chicago obliga¬
tions, $343,000 of the board of
education, $653,000 of the park
district, and $2,569,000 of the san¬
itary district.
fers
J.
fnis
for
or
second.
at
highs.
105.08
18 cents on the $1,000
the
high bid, to finish
bonds,
said the securities sold
men
close to their all-time
at
The First National Bank
105.098.
offered
high bidder by 17 cents
$1,000.
Dealers
fund
106.29;
of
were
successful
FAST, Secretary.
R.
1953,
lOjpents on the
$1,000 apart, and on gnother item
the
close of
ning bids follow:
two blocks of bonds
were
which
15,
Juno
curities. These securities and win¬
at
separate blocks of
involved,
were
There
on
va.ue cf tnis Company, payable
xa..3, i,o stcckhc.deis ox record at the
business May 28, x943.
par
follow:
of Chicago,
Stone & Webster and
Blodget, Inc., R. W. Pressprich &
its payroll in half, and ended its Co., E. H. Rollins & Sons, all of
•'fiscal year with a substantial bal¬ New York, Martin, Burns & Corance." (This
information recently bett, Mullaney, Ross & Co., both
of Chicago, Milwaukee Co. of Mil¬
reported by Public Administra¬
tion : Clearing
House,
Chicago, waukee, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
of Toledo, and Daniel F. Rice &
111.)'.\
,Y"..
Co., of Chicago.
tailors, laundries and restaurants.
At the same time, the city has cut
,
The First National Bank named
ILLINOIS
Canteen
Twp. (P. O.
Washington
Park), III.
Lauderdale, Fla.
Certificate
bonds
1943.
no
fixed
been
-
hospital bonds
O'Neil
F.
Paul
sale
has
$62,000
date
for
'
/
.
Scheduled—
2%
of
the
approved
by
the
voters
on
March
23.
Denom.
$1,484,000
Due
best ever.
Hotel and apartment cago 3s of 1956, optional 1945, at $1,000/ Dated July 1, 1943.
103.48; $1,076,000 City of Chicago $3,000 in 1944 to 1949, and $4,000
owners are collecting rents regu¬
Prin. and int.
3s of 1956, callable 1947, at 106.41, in 1950 to I960,..
larly and business license reven-.
and $123,000 Chicago
.
Board of (J-J) payable in Rochelle. ;
ues
are
remaining stabilized ; at
3s
of
1957, optional
50% of their former $300,000 an¬ Education
INDIANA
nual-figure
because
establish¬ 1945, at 103.48. The syndicate in¬
Ellwood, Ind.
//YY :C$;/v'
ments which went out of business cluded Goldman, Sachs & Co., of
Bond
Sale—The
$5,000 semihave ! been replaced by military New York, Central Republic Co.,
(P. O. Forrest
Reduced—Five
$202,000.
A total of 13
vested
Best Ever—Al¬
had
90% of its space taken over by
the Army, tax collections are. the
though
un¬
derwriting group are the follow¬
,
Tax Collections
ARKANSAS
City), Ark.
of Chi¬
Bank
acting alone, purchased $1,887,000.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc., obtained $1,443,000, and the
Northern
Trust
Company
was
the
to pursue.
Miami Beach, Fla.
justified in buying the
Y
State Board of
Administration for instructions as
properties for a sum reported to
be $9,100,000.
' ;;';' Y ,
St. Francis County
instructed
meeting,
which
FLORIDA
members
ma¬
County Attorney M. R. McDonald
tems
1969.
Associate
on
Highland
by
survey
Debts
Mobiles Ala.\
their
after
part
recent
a
Donnell, consulting engineers of
Kansas City, to make a complete
surplus, it was stated.
;
.
the
of
interest
County, it is reported.
'Y;:-'./
The County Commissioners, at
mittee, Tucson, Ariz., has author¬
ized the firm of Burns and Mc¬
Tucson
National
cago,
awarded
has
J.
Ilalsey,
the largest
$2,683,000.
April 30,
York,
Nev;
by
Co., Inc., was
purchaser,
obtaining
re¬
Ad¬
turity, i has
caused
the
above
Gas and Electric Property Sutv county to again be the defendant
vey
Authorized —- Following ac¬ in a suit involving bonds issued
tion- by the City Council, based by old De Soto County and as¬
sufficient to carry on
functions
of
Tucson, Ariz.
"
leaving
Board
pay,
bonds
defaulted
Singleton,
headed
Stuart &
The First
broad way
28
dividend of Twenty (20) Cents pel- share
been declared on the capital stack without
A
investments.
as
group
-
Suit
Bond
ministration
ARIZONA
a
$8,215,000 in bonds of
taxing bodies, which it
of
A
banks
and
bankers
COMPANY
in¬
1,
,
fusal
,
counts
of Pittsburgh, and
Co., of Chicago.-
total
of
accounts
four
to
LINE
PIPE
BUCKEYE
THE
and
April
petition for some of the items
1944, and subse¬ was
especially keen. Bidding was
coupons at
the Chemical featured
by an exact tie in the
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
New York offers of the First National Bank
City.
Coupons maturing July 1, and the Northern Trust
Company
1943, and prior thereto, will be for
/$404,000 Sanitary District of
paid on presentation and surren¬
Chicago 4s of 1955, optional 1946.
der of said coupons.
Both named a price of 107.60. The
banks decided to split the award,
Highlands County (P. O. Sebring),
and each took $202,000.
Fla. ■ '■
Jan.
by
Miscellaneous
sold
21
had held
C. Hardy,
Call—Florence
Bond
QUOTATIONS
York
New
date called.
ceases on
Annuity
Benefit Fund of Chicago on
1943, attached.
Payment will be
par and accrued interest
on
surrender of appropriate cou¬
Corporation News
NOTICES
DIVIDEND
Chicago, III.
Employees' Fund Sells Bonds—
The retirement board of the Mu¬
Bonds Voted—At
tion
the
approved
voters
the
are
a
recent elec¬
said to
have
■■
the
voters
winning
bids
of the Halsey,
Stifel, Nicolaus
Stuart
& Co. named the
second best bid
Twp. (P. O.
of 106.265 on the
$1,076,000 block
Chatsworth), III.
Bonds voted—At a recent elec¬
tion
the
issuance of $28,relief debts.
726.08 in bonds to pay
Charlotte
prices of 103.47 for both of the
$1,484,000 Chicago 3s
and the
$123,000 Board of Education 3s,
or
10 cents on the $1,000 below
are
said to
have
approved the issuance of $20,000
road improvement bonds.
*
.
of
account.
Chicago 3s.
The
the
First
award
items
in
one-half
eight
addition
of
a
to
Bank
won
of the 13
purchasing
ninth block of
se~
refunding of 1943 bonds of¬
on March 3—v. 157,
to
the
Fletcher Trust Co. of Indianapolis,
682—were
p.
awarded
INDEX
\
Quotations:
New York
..
Page
Stock Exchange..1617
Exchange....<,. .1633
Other Stock Exchanges...
....1638
Unlisted Securities
1643
Canadian Markets—Listed and
Unlisted:............
.1641
New
York
Curb
...........
State and City Department:
Bond
Proposals and Negotiations. 1609
Municipal Financing During Mar.. 1613
General Corp. and Investment News. 1645
Dividends Declared and Payable
1614
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
1613
Notices
The
National
of
ann.
fered for sale
Course of Bank
Foreign
Condition
Federal Reserve
ment
.1644
Exchangee Rates
Combined
Member
Clearings
Banks
:.
1616
Statement
Banks
Condition
of
1616
State-
-
1616
:
THE COMMERCIAL &
1610
13/4S, paying
as
basis
a
Jan.
of
1,
price of 100.36.
a
about
1943.
Due
1945 and 1946.
Dated
1.60%.
Jan
on
;
in
1
,
Dated June 1,
Due June
fellows: $4,000 in 1944 to
and $5,000 in- 1949 to 1953,
iOWA
Consolidated
trict,
School
Dis¬
Commissioners
Iowa
1943.
1, as
1948,
" The
.
$1,000.
Denom.
Somers
purchase
$45,000 improvement bonds. In¬
terest rate is not to »exceed 4%
>•:'/'£:!: payable J-D.
o
for /the
Commissioners,
of
the
reserve
right
tb reject all bids and to sell all
$7,000 build¬ br
part of the bonds. The .approv¬
ing * improvement bonds offered
ing opinion of Chapman & Cutler,
April 28 were awarded to the
of Chicago, will be furnished the
Bond. Sale—The
.
Carleton
D.
Bell
Moines.
of
Co.
■.■/■/ 'v'/'*■/..>
Des
VV/
■
for
•Fayette County (P. O. Lexington),
cost
him,
to
shall, be sp ;condir
Enclose a certified check
bids
all
tioned.
KENTUCKY
without
purchaser
and
to Ed. Milner,
Board
of
Drainage
payable
$900,
President
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Seeks
Bond
Court
County
School
on
Refinancing—A
the
by
Ruling
suit
filed
notes, dated May 3, 1943, and. Board of Education .will -receive
Nov. 5, 1943.
Issued in an¬ sealed bids at its offices, 26440
Ave.,
Redford
Town¬
ticipation of revenue for the cur¬ Puritan
rent .year.
% ,//■ /;//'■. .i..,/.;///;;^%//;// ship, until 8 p.m.? on. May 11 of
$10,000 certificates of indebted¬
due
MICHIGAN
tion and D. Y.
Dunn, County Su¬
perintendent of Schools, to deter¬
whether
mine
issue
bonds
bonds
company
courts
.;;//••
.;
advisement
at
Lexington, April 23, by Fayette
Circuit Judge Chester D. Adams.
The
action, naming Mack Mor-,
gan, a taxpayer, the Fayette High
'Scnool Company, Inc., a holding
company, and others as defend¬
ants, was filed April 15, The peti¬
tion said the chief complaint was
that interest on the holding com-;
Vpany bonds, issued for construc¬
tion of the school, was taxable for
Federal income tax.
•
Lawyers said the object of the
suit
.
edness
to
of
avert
,income
transfer
to
was
schools
fiscal
to
courts
payment of the Federal
and that it was pre¬
by
interests
bondholders
•
indebt¬
tax
pared
ties.
the
representing
in "scores"
of
Board' of
said
is
sioners
;
Commis¬
to;.have
voted
to
abandon further plans toward re¬
financing $1,700,000, 5% outstand¬
1909,
recommendations
of
Frey, Chairman of the
on
Severin L.
Tenders Wanted—City, Control¬
Charles G. Oakman will re¬
firms
our
report that the
City
Owatonna, Minn.
Council has authorized the issu¬
./Bonds Voted—At The election1
ceive tenders, until May/3, .at 10
ance of
$3,000,000 refunding bonds
held on April 19 the voters j are
a.m.
in the
(EWT),' of Detroit, Mich.y
forthcoming fiscal 'year of
said, to have, approved by a sub¬
Sewage Disposal System. Revenue
1943i44,' but inasmuch as / the
stantial
margin the issuance of bonds to
Refunding bonds in the amount
be refunded will not fall
of
approximately $380,000 for in
the
ditions;
Owen
Assistant
an
Attorney-General.
They
repre¬
sented the State's interests in the
suit,
in
view
carried
with
the
most
valorem
sessed
by
ment,
to
the
or
any
taxes
Federal
State
com¬
refund
income
or
the
agreement
holding
bondholders
pany
ad
of
as¬
Govern¬
any
com¬
munity.
The April 23 hearing consisted
of oral arguments, with the facts
stipulated. Judge Adams gave no
indication
to
as
when
he
.
indicated the suit would be taken
the
to
Court
termine
Appeals to
whether
issue
could
of
school
fiscal
a
bonds
to
buildings
de¬
court
take
over
con¬
Court Decision Favorable—Cir¬
cuit Court Judge Adams ruled on
April 24 that
had authority
holding
above
>
Fiscal
callable except at
in
Of
excess
the
Since
the rate of not
the
the
bonds
in
was
test
a
for
case
scores
Kentucky Counties.
The jurist
granted an appeal of his decision
to the State Court of
ruled
that
all
the
the
prosecute
boards
tucky
of
and
could
act
Appeals and
plaintiffs could
case
that
for
behalf
on
education
the
all
in
defendants
persons
State
similarly situated.
neys
argued
bonds
of
would
paying
the
on
quired
that
in
the
Attor¬
Fiscal
avert
of
Ken¬
Court
the
necessity
income taxes
Federal
instruments, as
on
the holding
was
re¬
company
bonds.
Lee
County (P. O. Beattyville),
Ky.
;\7 ;■■/•: /7'■
Interest
Rate
with
the sale
and
bridge
—
In
of the
connection
$19,000 road
refunding
of
1943
bonds to Charles A. Hinsch & Co.
oi'
Cincinnati,
at
a
price
of
105.127, as noted here in January,
it
is
were
now
sold
stated
as
4s,
that
the
bonds
Interest payable
Levee
Board
f
Prey's
f
report,
Ville
Platte, La.
Long Point Drainage
District (P. O, lota), La,
Bond
Offering
will be
received
—
Sealed
until
8
bids
p.m.
on
May 24, by Leon Baquet, Secre¬
tary of hte Board of Drainage
May.l, 1942.
reject any
-
The
from
computed
as
Louis.
St.
Dated
Gas
5%
states-that
Utility
Gallatin County Sch. Dist. No, 7
V
(P> O. Bozeman), Mont.
District Clerk
—
states
Trustees
of
til
1:00
that
advises •*
also
us
not
to
'
'
J
semi-ann..
•
.•>.'!
Boston, Mass,
to
4:
a premium of $135;
Dated
April 30, 1943, and due Nov. 4j
Reoffered
by the
The
0.50%.
bankers
notes
are
regarded by the bankers
investment
for
as legal
savings banks in
New York and Massachusetts.
Essex
•:
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Sale—The
Note
and
,
the
will
Offerings
accepted-
be
on
the basis of the highest met yield
to the city as computed from the
*
one
may
be
to
payable
in
semi¬
annual/installments during a
riod
of
15
pe¬
from the date
If serial bonds are is¬
6f / issue.
1:00
years
all
Erin
$50,000
indus¬
Lake
and
Oakland
National Bank of Salem, at 0.41%
No.
County, Mich.
4,
,/
,
-
bidders, must state the lowest
rate of interest at which
they will
purchase the' bonds at par.
The
? Board
of Trustees will sell the
Sec-1 bonds
in
bid¬
retary Julius Amtsbuechlerwill ding-1; written bids and sealed bids
receive ; sealed ! tenders
of 1938, for the purchase of such bonds
certificates of indebtedness in
of
amount
approximately
thg will-
$2,000
open
open -
competitive
considered
be
the
same
bids, k It is understood
7
show
p.m.
Bank, 0.42%; Gloucester National
Bank,
0.464%;
Manufacturer's
Central
National
Bank,
Lynn,
0.47%; First & Ocean National
Bank, Newburyport,\0.479%, and
Manchester Trust Co., 0.48%.
ders will be
of
the
on
net
computed from
as
price.
Board
must
of
be
Land
Commissioners
accompanied by
tified check
■
.
than by or on behalf of the State
in the
sum
a
cer¬
Of $5,000,
-
ing 1935 certificates of indebted¬
tion
with the
sale
of the
$72;00Q
refunding electric light and power
dated as of May 1, 1937:
A, to the
amount./ of plant revenue bonds to the First
National Bank of Wahoo, at 214s,
$10,000.
Series
C, to the
amount
of payable A-Q, the City Clerk now
states that/the bonds are dated
$5,000.
ness,
Series
Nov.
and mature $8,000
1, 1943, to 1951, provided,
Note Sale—The $500,000 notes $2,000.
Each series should be On a sep- however, that the City reserves
offered April 28 were awarded to
the option to pay certain of said
the Security Trust Co. of Lynn j ara^e tender and should fully, debonds
prior to maturity as fol¬
at 0.47% discount.
Due Nov. 15.1 scribe the securities offered.,;;:.?
lows: Bonds maturing in 1951, on
1943.
The First National Bank of
Red ford Tojjonship (P. O. 15145
or
after Nov. 1, 1943; bonds ma¬
Boston and Leavitt & Co., New
Beech Road, Detroit), Mich.
turing in 1950, on or after Nov.
York, each named a rate of 0.477%,
Bonds
Offered —Sealed
bids
1, 1944; bonds maturing in 1949,
which was the second best offer. were
received
until
2
p.m. -. on
on
or
after Nov.
1,* 1945; and
May
1 by Edith H. Beckman,
New Bedford, Mass.
bonds maturing in 1948, on or
Township Clerk, for- the purchase
after Nov. 1, 1946.
Note
Offering — Rodolphe
3, of
$25,000 coupon semi-ann. water
Carrier, City Treasurer, will re¬ and sewer
bids
until
11
D,
to
the
amount
i
of
1,. 1942,
sj'stem revenue bondsl
a.m.
May 4 for the purchase
discount
of
$600,000
notes.
May 4, 1943, and due Nov.
12, 1943.,
Offering—H. W. Cutter,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
until
11
a.m.
on
May 3 for
the purchase at discount of
Denom.
1943.
1946
$1,000.
Due
to
on
Dated
Jan.
1;
April
$2,000
1950, and $3,000 in
to 1955." Prin, and int.
*
Red ford
Nb.
•
NEW
1,
in
1951
(J-J) pay¬
able at the National Bank of De_troit;
Waltham, Mass.
Note
bids
sponsored
bill
"
New
War
House
passed
to
Schools, District
1, Redford Township, Mich^
Tenders Wanted—Bernard HilH
HAMPSHIRE
Hampshire (State of)
Bonus Bill Fending—The
of
a
Representatives
has
bill to give $100 bonuses
veterans
of
the
Second World
time approving
a
measure
to
increase
the poll
tax from $2.00 to $4.00 a year.
It is stated that if this measure
War, at the
Union
—
Governor
approved
by Assembly¬
Jane H. Todd, passed by the
Legislature, /, / authorizing
t h e
Greenburgh Town Board to issue
man
the
in
the
repair
of
$94,320
reconstruction
the
of
part
sum
and
Greenville
The
damage
for
of
sewer
done
was
/
ago.
The
sewer
was
broken
by
heavy fill dumped from the Dela¬
ware Aqueduct.
A civil action to
collect
damages, brought by the
town, is pending in court.
/
•'./ The cost was paid out of funds
raised by certificates of indebted¬
issued
the town, but in
the special
legislation had to be obtained. 3
ness
order
by
Mount
v
bonds
issue
to
Vernon, N. Y.
Sold—The
Certificates
certificates /of
$750,000
indebtedness
of¬
fered
April 27—v. 157, p. 1514—
were awarded to Goldman, Sachs
&
Co., New York, at 0.494%; in¬
Dated May 1, 1943, and
terest
.
due Feb. 15,
cluded: the
1944.
Other bids in¬
Lee Hig-
following:
Corp.,. / 0.53%;
ginson
National
City Bank of New York, 0.58%,
plus $6; Manufacturers Trust Co.,
New York; 0.60%. ;/
New York
(State of)
of Municipal Inter¬
Laws
v; New
proved
Nov.
on
the
est—Governor
the basis
yield to the
highest
Inc.;
has
Dewey
purpose,,
accepted
district
Series
Lynn, Mass.
sealed
E.
May 10.
on
the
of
payable to the order of the clerk/
Lincoln Park, Mich.i.
'•/ 4
discount. / Dated May 1, 1943, anclj
//Sealed
Tenders Invited—City
NEBRASKA
due May 1, 1944.
Cape Ann Na¬
Clerk John M." O'Connor will re¬
tional Bank, 0.415%; Naumkeag
/;
/ Wahoo, Neb.
ceive sealed tenders until 8 p.ml
Trust Co., 0.42%; Beverly National
Bond Sale Details—In connec¬
(EWT) on May 3, of the follow¬
ceive
Authorized
Thomas
as
that
Tenders' the purchaser of the bonds shall
the rate provide; for the printing of the
interest, date of maturity,, the bonds; the cost to be defrayed by
dollar value and the yield.? Tent the School District. All bids other
until
shall
the dollar
April
Merchants
District
Wanted—District
Tenders
school
to.
Frac->,
Townships
School
tional
27
awarded
(EWT), of /the fol-j sold for not less than their parvalue with accrued interest, and
}
p.m.'
Co.,
Greenburgh, N. Y.
Bonds
the
be
into
put
made
Q
about two years
value
be
high
was
21A%,
bonds// will
may
Second
Stuart •&
York.
system.
dollar
trial farm loan notes offered
were
Halsey,
a
'
plus
yield
incl.
determine upon at the
time of sale, both principal and
til
April 28 was
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Boston, at 0.62% interest;
to
1953
bonds
offered
notes
by
1950
$3,000March >1 •/ from
bid of 100.148 for 1.40s
New
price of
1.36%.
March 1 from 1944 to
on
and
exceed
a
about
1, 1943 and due as
$2,000 Sept. 1, 1.943; $2,-
tire
lowing day.
Note Sale—The issue of $5,000.000
000
of
March
1951
;
MASSACHUSETTS
■
Dated
1:40s, at
as
basis
a
incl.
'
■
100.20,
Dated July 1, 1943.
tees
of¬
157,- p. 1514—
awarded to Blair & Co., Inc.,
the
Amortization
issue
bonds
York,
single bond or divided into sev¬
eral:bbhds, as th^ Bpard /of Trd^
following conditions: L
Offerings shall show / the purposej the rate of interest, date ot
1
April 29—v.
matcly $200,000 for. the city/ un¬
the
registered
or
No.
der
D,
bonds Nos.
Revenue
fered
receive
will
payable J-J.
-■
.
Oakman
Mr,
of the fol¬
(EWT),
p.m.
day.
is
rate
est
coupon
District
follows:
sued and sold they will be in the
dollar-, price, as of May 3, ,1943.
'
f; /Bonds \ maturing / during / the amount/of $1,000 each; the sum o£
gating $42,000, are called for pay¬
years 1944 to 1948, both inclusive, $10,000 of the/said serial bonds
ment on June 1, at par and ac¬
will become • payable on July/1,
only will be accepted.
i
:4 • /;
crued interest, at the Evangeline
The city reserves the. right to J.944, and a like amount on the
Bank & Trust Co., Ville Platte. .;
same
day each year thereafter
reject. any or all offerings: f
Dated June 1,
1937.
Denom.:
until all such bonds are paid. The
;; The city reserves the right; on
$500. Due June 1, as follows: $2,4' bonds
purchased which are de¬ bonds; whether amortization or
500 in 1944, $2,000 in 1945, $4,000
livered
subsequent to' May/ 10; serial;/ will be redeemable in full
in 1946, $4,500 in 1947, $5,000 in
on
any
interest payment date
1943, .to pay accrued interest/up
1948, and $6,000 in 1949 to 1952.
i- to that date
from arid after 7 xk years from the
only.
/:>' '
Interest ,ceases on date called.
I
date of issue./ The bonds will be
\
' * '
'
"I
Offerings shall remain firm un-4
'
$25,000
Water
were
citY reserves the right,? on //Bond Offering
Jean
Robertson
purchased which are de¬
maturity,
J.
52, 26 to 39, 41 to 43, 48, 51 to
32, 64 to 68, and 70 to 127, aggre¬
''
Water District Issue Awarded—
The
New
.
MONTANA
:
all tenders;-
or
,
Clerk
Call—Town
Bullet
at
Iota and
Clarence (P. O. Clarence
Center),
,
.
of
March, 1944^ the matter
has been deferred for the
present.
interest
the Board,
/oted to abandon the plan of re-'
financing the issue.
man
Dated
LOUISIANA
(P. O.
Houston), Miss.
'
-
Trauerntcht
the
debar puice as of May 3, 1943. v;
The city reserves the right to
started
ing to Mr. Frey. Following Chair¬
(EWT)
J-J.
"
first choice and serial bonds will
investigating the possibility of re-j that he will receive offerings -on
oe the second choice of the School
financing that issue at a consid-j the same day at 1:30 p.m. (EWT)/,
If amortization
arable saving, the market for the: of Detroit, 4 Mich.; Non-Callable District Board.
bonds in the amount of approxi-' bonds are sold and issued, the en¬
.ssue has become inactive, accord-;
the
suit, which
mentioned
city
j lowing
$100,000 a year.
Court
refinance
to
company
considered
of
the
Chickasaw County
...
1936, according to Mr. Frey,: livered subsequent'to May 10,; to
sealed and open bids until June
of Thomson, Wood- &' pay accrued interest up/ to that
1, at 10 a.m., for the purchase of
•
/
'
""V/
Hoffman, of New York, held that5 date only.
Tenders shall remain firm uri- $150,000 refunding bonds. /Inter¬
what
particular issue was non-
1943.
already
structed.
clue until
.firm
would
render an opinion in the case.
However, litigants previously had
• / /
/%Vty/|/
MISSISSIPPI
/
Board
Bond
Keller,
^
V
Tenders will be accepted on- the
basis of the highest net yield /to
-
and
$65,000 airport' bonds.
¬
Sewage Disposal
System under the following .- con¬
vestment for the
In
the
YORK
ler
bonds
Finance Committee.
coun¬
Included among the lawyers ap¬
pearing in the April 23 arguments
before Judge Adams were Attor¬
ney-General
Hubert
Meredith
1,
bonds of an issue of Jan.
ing
NEW
Buffalo, N. Y.
.
carded—The
'
• i\
.
Bond
000,000.
Bond Refunding
Deferred—City
Comptroller Frank M. Davis con¬
MINNESOTA
;
can
holding
school property
on
under
taken
was
fiscal
refinance
to
dated May 1, 1937.
ness,
Detroit, Mich.
■y-' Tenders shall show the purpose.'
Levee District (P. O. New the rale of interest, date of rma? / Bonds Approved — An issue of
Orleans), La.
turity, the dollar value and the $92,000 4% refunding bonds has
been
approved
by
Charles
&
Refinancing Proposal Dis¬ yield.
.v///-/-;/■
Orleans
of Educa¬
Board
Monday, May 3, 1943
000
Commissioners.
.
/;//:?,%/''
same
$300,- ler, Secretary, announces that the ;• receives full approval,
the action
Dewey
/has
ap¬
several bills of signifi¬
to the municipal fraternity,
cance
them being;. :■
Chapter
696,
Laws
of
1943,
amending /Section 8-b and
reenacting Section 5-c, General Mu¬
nicipal Law, and amending Sec¬
among
■■£
tion
11.00, Local Finance Law,
provide for temporary finan¬
cing
by
municipalities,
school
districts and district corporations
to
of plans for post-war projects by
issuance of capital notes; period
of usefulness of
(S.. Int.
3ears.
plans to be three
1443, Printed No.
1695.)
/■:?■/;,
1917, Printed
2305, entitled:
?
/.
A.
No.
Int.
"An
Act
to
statutes
of
laws
the
of
tions
so
amend
the
as
the
State
municipal
to
No.
•
several
local
and
corpora¬
such
harmonize
provisions with the Local Finance
Law."
•///■////:>/"v;/.'/. ■■ , .'/'•■// / //'
.
Rules
Bill is now Chapter 711, of the
Laws of 1943, to amend the Local
Finance Law generally.
(A. Int.
1918, Printed No. 2306.) ; /
Assembly Committee on Rules
bill is now Chapter 712, Laws of
Assembly
Committee
on
1943, to amend the Local Finance
Law, by adding thereto a schedule
of laws repealed.
(A. Int. 1919,
Printed No. 2307.)
In approving A. Int. Nos. 1917
and 1919, the Governor filed the
following, memorandum: "These
bills are a result of the carefully
considered
research
of
the
Tem¬
State Commission for the
Revision and Codification of the
porary
:Volume 157
1611
Under a new provision, ditional bond financing is ex¬ Reynolds, clerk of United States:
municipality, school district pected, before July 15, 1943. The District Court,- at Greensboro, on:
corporation > -in the purchaser will be furnished with April 19, for consideration in the
untiring effort and painstaking or, district
State planning # local post-war the ;opinion
of
care have gone into their prepara¬
of Reed, Hoyt & Winston-Salem division
the
tion under the leadership of the improvement may apply for State -Washburn/, of New York, that the court, asking judgment of $16,970
chairman of the Commission, As- aid up to half the. cost oL prepar¬ bonds are valid and legally bind¬ in principal, plus interest, by B.
sembyyman Abbot Low Moffat. V. ing such plans and specifications. ing obligations of the City, and A. Dukes, resident of South Caro¬
"There may be errors in this Allocation of the money is con¬ that the? City is authorized and lina, holder of the bonds in quesmonumental work, but that is in,- ditioned upon a recommendation •required ^ by law ; to levy on all .tion, according to report.
The plaintiff alleges that he is
ievitable in any codification of by the State superintendent of: taxable property of the City such
as
may
be the holder of 15 bonds, each of
such great scope. 7 The bills do public works and approval of the; ad.;, valorem taxes
not take effect until July 2, 1944,. State commission.
;;«> *;7 £■>') ■necessary to pay ; the bonds and $1,000 denomination, of the Town
To obtain the money, the chief 4he interest thereon without lim¬ of Walnut Cove, N. C„ designated
which will provide ample oppor¬
No as "Water and Electric
tunity for any necessary correc¬ fiscal officer of the municipality itation as to rate or amount.
Light and
tions at the next session of the must certify it has - made avail-; bid.will-be-accepted for less than Sewer Systems Bond," one issue
able an- equal sum.
The provid¬ par and 4 accrued interest, or for being sold April 1, 1923, and the
Legislature. 1' '' ;
■■
1
:
/
"These measures, by their enact¬ ing
of1 planning • funds - commits bonds.' bearing a rate of interest other May 1, 1925,
The complaint further alleges
ment
into
law, render a great neither the State nor the -mu¬ higher than the lowest rate for
Laws
.
:the commercial5 & financial chronicle
Number 4173
•
Relating ;to Municipal
than
More
nance.
Fi-
two years of
000,000.
any
.
•
County Civilian Defense Organi¬
zation, estimated damage in. the
Akron area
alone at $2,000,000 to
$3,000,000, while Cleveland reck¬
oned
its
loss
.
•contribution to the people of the
•State and provide a much needed
and
of
statute law.
"The bills
The
■
are
approved."
Catenaccio
Chapter
amend
in
modernization
delayed
long
our
706,
bill
now
Laws of 1943, to
Housing Law,
Public
the
relation
to
loan
temporary
of
notes
(A.
housing authorities.
1833, Printed No. 2134.)
Int.
The Lamula bill is
•
is
Chapter
now
•7070, Laws of 1943, to amend the
Public Housing Law, in relation
to temporary State loans to hous¬
ing
authorities.
(A.
Int.
1241,
Printed No. 1398.)
;
Another
Measure
Issue
Bond
Rejected—The Governor also ve¬
toed the Wicks bill which would
have authorized the construction
of
trunk
highway bridge span¬
ning the Hudson River several
•miles south of Albany near Casa
tleton
on
there
were
He pointed out
Hudson.
outstanding bonds of
the
State
Bridge
Authority,
which owns and operates existing
bridges on the Hudson River and
that the State pledged and agreed
•
with
holders
the
that
construction
such
of
bonds
not-authorize
would
it
the
of
maintenance
or
,ahy7 additional
highway ^cross¬
the
Hudson
which
would compete with such existing
ings
-
over
bridges.7.-77
Franchise
•
;'77 ^
7,7
Law Amended—Cor¬
porations doing business both
and
out
given
of
an
New
State
York
in
are
added inducement to in¬
nicipality to any contribution or which any legally acceptable.bid
appropriation for actual construc¬ for all: of, the boridsUs received.
tion -at any:time.:7-/7-7::77':^'-'77 In the event that prior to the de¬
V Governor Approves Investment livery of .the bonds the income
receiyed by private holders from
Fund Measures—Governor Dewey
bonds, of the same type and char¬
has approved the Coudert Bill as:
acter "shall
be
taxable -by /the
Chapter 512, Laws of 1943, to
terms of any. Federal income tax
amend the Public. Housing Law,
law, the successful bidder may,
and the State Finance Law, in re¬
at his election, be relieved of his
lation to the investment of State
obligations under the contract to
housing loan funds. (S. Int. 1417;
purchase the bonds and in such
Printed No. 1654). " •
7;7- 7"- case, the
deposit
accompanying
Governor Dewey has also ap¬
,
proved
Washburn
the
.
his ..bid
Bill
as
close
will
be
certified
a
Chapter 511, of the Laws of 1943,.
the face value
amending Section 27, Workmen's
for,; payable to
Compensation Law, to authorize
troller.
the
Workmen's
State
tion
Fund
any
securities
■""
«
City
Syracuse, N, Y.
•«
.
.
Int.
1215, Printed No.j mission
1366).
from
the
State
•
New
the
>
Browne, President of the
State
Tax
Commission,' which
sponsored the measure, announced
April 25 that the new law is ef¬
fective as applied to corporation
franchise
ticle
tax
of
9-A
under
returns
Tax
the
May 15 for the tax
ning Nov. 1, 1943.
is
to
due
begin¬
Law,
year
"The effect of the
7
Ar¬
amendment
exclude from the allocation
formula
New
used
York
determine
to
the
base
all obliga¬
by the United States
and
owned
by
a
corporation
whose
business
is
not
entirely
conducted in New York State,"
.Commissioner Browne explained.
Cash on hand and on deposit is
tax
tions issued
Districts
ports—School
To
File
Districts
Re¬
Bonds
are
re¬
reports to
under
a
the State
Laws
1943,
be
April 21
State
a
bill
will
$3,000,000 appro¬
under
which
the
assume
half
the
;of planning local post-war
struction projects.
cost
con¬
The $3,000,000 allocated to the
temporary State Commission for
Post-War
ning
until
v
.
Public
also
will
Works
finance
Plan¬
partly
May
on
and
Commercial
am!
Financial
does
said
that
bonds
this
in
bill
order
^operating deficits.
not
the
of
the
South Euclid, Ohio
Bonds Lost
scribed
or
Stolen—Paul H.
plaintiff's part."
Mohall), N. Dak.
in
$2,500 certifi¬
indebtedness
awarded
on
denominations
of $1,000 each,
1, 1938, due July 1,
1968, subject to prior redemption
on any interest
payment date, and
dated
July
numbered from 1517 to 1525, both
inclusive.
Coupons attached be¬
Refunding Bonds, Issue No. 11,
in
Certificate Sale •—The District
of
follows:
ginning Jan; 1, 1940, through and
including July 1, 1968.
/
PAKOTA
reports that
as
Refunding Bonds, Issue No. 10,
Colquhoun Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
w e r e
April 15 to the Bank
denominations
of $500
each,
1, 1938, due July 1,
1968, subject to prior redemption
on any interest payment date and
dated
July
North
4%.
Bismarck,
Dakota, of
:.r-7.v-7-7; \'7;.'7-'■
numbered from 1545 to 1560, both
inclusive;
and
also
Bonds of Issue No.
-
meet
State
to
cipal
fi¬
The bill
with the approval
Comptroller whose
that
this
that
The
accounts.
stated
he
Governor
not
was
satisfied
legislation is
at the present
necessary
time.
NORTH
the
Cleveland
Electric
Illumi¬ of South Euclid, Ohio
nating Co. of Cleveland, it is now .of South Euclid).
au¬
duties include the audit of muni¬
.
CAROLINA
Cherokee County (P, O. Murphy),
'■-::77-7:--U-7^.':C.
by
4
pavement reconstruction
bonds.
Due
May 15; $12,000
in
1944
and
1945, and
$13,000 in 1946 and 1947.
1,500,000 funding of 1943, Series
A
bonds.
$275,000
.1945
and
in 1947.
•
1943.
Due
on. May 715;
1944,
$410,000,
1946,' and $405,000
in
7777 7* '• 77:
$1,000.
-
-7"
stated by City Auditor W. A. Ab¬
bott
that the bonds were
ex¬
changed with the above company
indebtedness, pay¬
a premium of $14,128.40, equal
to 105.72. Dated Dec. 1, 1942. Due
on Dec. 1; $27,000 in 1944 to 1948,
and $28,000 in 1949 to 1952, giv¬
ing a basis of about 1.51%.
In¬
terest payable J-D.
in lieu of past
all
Interest rate is not
1%, and must be the
of the
•
,
,
to
same
Scotland
: •
Bond
Ennis
-
of
Call
Neck, N. C.
Town
Treasurer
&
Ohio
Tornado
31, and 42 to 44, aggregating $20,000, are being called for payment
June 1.
ex¬
three
$1,000. Dated
Due June 1, 1$65.
Payment of the principal amount
of said bonds will be made on or
for i
bonds.
Principal and
interest- payable
at the Paying
Agent of the City in New York
City.
Registerable as to both
principal and interest but not as
to principal only.
The bonds will
be ready for delivery- at the place
on
more
of
maturing on June 1, 1943,
and„ prior will. be paid on pre¬
sentation and surrender. - Interest
.
7
7"
in the
office of Henry
result
There is
criminal act.
believe
been
that
reason
as
•
they
may
destroyed
.
.
Springfield, Ohio
Sale
Band
ditor
the
Pending—City
John M. Stritch states
Au¬
that
Treasury
Investment
purchase the fol¬
lowing 2V2% bonds aggregating
$164,235:
"
City
Fund Board will
$10,000 city building bonds.
Due
$2,000 from Sept. 1, 1944, to
1948 incl.
154,235 street improvement bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1; $16,235 in
1944, $16,000 in 1945 to 1947,
and
Summit
$4,000,000 as it dug out
by a series of
that
left
nearly 500
and injured
more
$15,000 in 1948 to 1953.
M-S.
Interest payable
than
crippled several war plants.
Ray Myers, Chief Communica¬
tions
Officer
of
the
Summit
County (P. O.
v
strewn
damaged nearly 2,000 homes and
(
suit' filed
these
the
missing
of
1924,
struck
freakishly in
11
widely separated sections of Cleve¬
land, slashed through Akron and
a
dozen • smaller
communities,
Walnut Grove, N, C.
Sued For Bond Payment—The
town is named as defendant in a
destruction
and
1
7 Cou¬
pons
date called.
(State of)
Estimated at
■
subsequent coupons at the Chase
..
that
believed
not
are
Second
7
made by J. A. White
150, the Associated Press reported
in a dispatch from Akron dated
April 28.
The twisters, Ohio's worst since
the
Loran tornado of June 28,
form, ac¬
companied by all Dec. 1, 1943, and
ceases on
than
debris
homeless
the bonds in negotiable
-
a
to
Damage
dead
tornadoes
surrender of
National Bank, New York.
of
$4,000,000—Northern Ohio counted
Denom.
after date called
was
114s.
as
Co. of Cincinnati.
refund¬
ing bonds Nos. 5 to 12, 17 to 24,
on
Cincinnati,
high bid
—
Bryan states that
is
It
bonds
(now City
have
unintentionally
and
innocently.
Bond dealers,
banks and others, however, arC
cautioned to be on guard in case
any of these bonds should be pre¬
sented for purchase or exchange
or as collateral. They are urgently
Ironton, Ohio
Bond Purchase Pending?—It is requested to communicate with
reported that the City Sinking Mr. Prasse by telephone or tele¬
Fund will
purchase $9,000 3% graph, collect, if such bonds are
delinquent tax bonds. Dated April presented.
1,
1943.
Due
$3,000 on April
ing
June 1, 1935.
Dated May 15,
ceed 6%, payable M-N. -Rate to
be in a multiple of 14 or 1/10th
of
Marble District.
on
specifications for a in New York indicated by -the
State program of peace-time pub¬ purchaser on May
15, or as soon
lic building which the commis¬ after that date as. the bonds can
sion estimated would cost $350,- be prepared for
delivery. No ad¬
plans
Bond
7-
Ohio
Akron),
:v7-:77;:'"
Sale—The $200,000 semi-
appraisal bonds
April 23—v.
157, p. 1412—were awarded joint¬
ly to the Dime Savings Bank and
ann.
real
offered
estate
for
sale
the Firestone
on
Park Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, both of Akron, as Is,
paying a price of 100.005, a basis
of about 0.99%..
Dated May 1,
1943.
Due on Oct. 1 in 1944 to
1949 incl.
The second best bid was an of¬
of 100.56 for 1*4$, tendered
by Stranahan, Harris, & Co., Inc.,
:
fer
of Toledo.
-
Chronicle
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana' Compdny,- Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekman. 3-3341.. Herbert P. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
President; William, P. Rlggs, Business Manager. -Published1-twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other
offices; Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, Field Building (Telephone* State 0613). London—Edwards & Smith," 1 Drapers* Gardens, London, E.C. Copyright 1943 by William
B. Pana Company. Reentered ,as second-class matter February
'25,"1942,- at the post office1 at New York, N." Y'., "under' the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States and Possessions,
William Pana Seibert,
$26.00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada, ■ $27.50. per year. South and. Centrals America, Spain, Mexico and; Cuba, $29.50 per'year; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia, Australia
NOTE.*'On account of the fluctuations ih the rates- of-exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
and Africa, $31.00 per year.
A
future, according to report.
in
.
issue
and
nance
,
bids
noon
-
Housing Fund Ap¬
propriated—The Governor signed
demands
Raymond
Tenders Invited — It is stated
V. Ellis, City Comptroller, for the
by ;B. L.; Padgett, Clerk of the
purchase of the following coupon Board of
County Commissioners,
or
registered bonds aggregating^ that the Board will receive tend¬ 1 in 1946 to 1948.
Interest pay¬
$3,000,000:
r
ers
until May 15, at 10 a.m., of able A-O.
$700,000 pavement reconstruction the
following
interest
funding
Lorain, Ohio
bonds.
Due
$140,000: from bonds: Cherokee County, Chero¬
Bond
Sale—The
$14,161 park
May 15, 1944, to 1948 incl.
kee "School, Murphy
Township,
playground and defense building
750,000 pavement reconstruction Beaverdam
Township,
Valley- bonds offered
April 28 and fully
bonds.
Due •• $125,000
from town Township, Hothouse Towndescribed in v. 157, p. 1323—were
May 15, 1944, to 1949 incl. 7 shiph, School Creek Township and
awarded to Seasongood & Mayer
50,000
(EWT)
by the
Post-War
priation
bill authorizing
bonds to fund
received
Denom.
on
a
issue
to
Rochester, N. Y.
Offering — Sealed
Bond
will
Comptroller
signed
measure
of
city
$4,150,000 notes and to permit it
to operate on a cash basis. 77
7
financial
Governor.
Rochester, N. Y.
Approved —Go Vernoi
Dewey has signed as Chapter 649,
•
quired to make annual
—
bonds
near
sale
.
also eliminated from the formula.
School
make
to
•
the
Rollin
truck
for
'
7
determine
Expected
fire
offered
'
The amendment eliminates Fed¬
to
of
be
......
State's
used
Offering
issue
will
,
law recently signed
lae
Bond
$7,500
.
^
the
York tax base.
failed
despite
NORTH
at
tax
eral bonds from allocation formu¬
has
payment,
the
on
Comp¬
thorizes. the city to borrow money
Dewey.
such
of
Governor
ernor
he alleging further that "the
defendant
per¬
(A.
pledge its tolls and revenues and
providing for tax immunity con¬
tracts by the State* etc.
franchise
by Gov¬
,
Refunding
11, in denomi¬
troller to refund $900,000 bonds
nations of $1,000 each, numbered
McLean County (P. O. Washburn),
from 3527 to 3579, both inclusive,
maturing in 1944.
Cash redemp¬
Niagara Frontier Authority (P. O.
N. Dak.
tions in that period will be about
and dated and due and subject to
;
Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond Flection Contemplated— redemption
$2,700,000, it was Said.
as
above set forth.
Bond Issuance Bill Approved-7!
The
County Board of Commis¬ .Coupons attached beginning Jan.
Governor Dewey is said to have'
r Yonkers,
N. Y. ■
' sioners is said to be contemplating
1, 1940, through and including
approved the Moffat Bill (A. Int7 7 Bond
Issuance
Bill
Vetoed—i calling an election to have the
July 1, 1968, on both denomina¬
No.
1785, Print. No. 2399) / as Governor Dewey is said to have voters
pass
on
the issuance of tions.
rf;
Chapter 701, Laws of 1943, to vetoed the bill .which would have ;
$82,000 road and bridge repair
Bonds of both issues are en¬
amend
the
Public- Authorities- authorized the above
city to bor¬ bonds. 7
' /
) ".
'
•
graved in green and printed in
Law, in relation to the Niagara row money and issue bonds in an
black
ink by the S. P. Mount
Frontier Bridge Commission gen¬ aggregate principal amount not
;
Ohio
Printing Co. of Cleveland, Ohio.
erally,
changing
its
name - to exceeding. $1,500,000 to
provide
Euclid, Ohio
Principal and interest payable at
Niagara Frontier Authority, au-' funds to meet the remaining por¬
Additional Information—In-con- the main office of The Cleveland
thorizing it to construct - a toll tion of the accumulated operating
oection
with
the
tunnel or bridge in the City of deficit of the
report
given Trust Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
city and to authorize
Buffalo, to acquire an abandoned the issuance of notes pending the here* last December that the City ;: Both issues are signed by Paul
Council had issued $247,000 2 % % H. Prasse, as Clerk, and D. G.
right of way from within the City issuance of such bonds.
indebtedness liquidating bonds to :Qviatt, as Mayor, of the Village
of Niagara Falls to within the
: In
disapproving the bill* the
ment.
City of Buffalo, to issue bonds, to
corporation
pons,
cates
vest
corporate
funds
in
war
bonds, under an amendment to
matured. Suit
have
being brought for payment of
the
principal
of
the
matured
bonds and interest-bearing cou¬
'
> aggregate ;7 Plans Bond Issue-4t is
reported
purchased for invest¬ that the city will request -
fund
of which
199
Comp¬
the
;■
Salem, Ohio
is
Clerk
sell
to
-
trust
the
$1,-
Prasse, City Auditor, announces
that
$70,000
Village
of
South
"Euclid (now City of South Euclid)
that these bonds in coupon form refunding bonds have been lost or
and payable to the bearer, have stolen prior to their exchange and
matured,
and that he
is
also initial delivery to holders of out¬
owner
of 301 attached coupons, standing bonds. The bonds are de¬
En¬
Compensa-j
Commissioners
in
returned.
check for 2% of
of the bonds bid
of
excess
77: :777:7-:
.
■
in
000.000.
THE COMMERCIAL
1612
Pittsburgh, Pa.
i
Secondary Sale — The Police¬
Ada, Okla.
Bond Sale—The Oklahoma State
men's
Bank and the First National
Bank,
award¬
both of
of
1946 and
1948
1952
to
bidder
1947
$4,000 from
Second high
incl.
the
Pension
and
sold
city
Fund
on
Consolidated Federal
and
Bank
Farm Land
according to Secre¬
bonds,
tary-Treasury Chester B. Morley.
One
lot
consisting
of $269,000
the Small-Milburn Co.
was
Relief
April 22 a
total of $404,000 of its holdings of
Pennsylvania
municipals
and
Ada, jointly, were
ed on April 27 an issue of $30,000
airport bonds as l^s. Due $5,000
in
sion had been
PENNSYLVANIA
OKLAHOMA
of
Wichita, which bid for $16,000
IV2S and $14,000 lYts.
bonds
sold to Charles Clark
were
& Co. of New York and the bal¬
\
Enid, Okla.
Bonds
ceived
Offered—Bids
until
acquired
by Graham, Parsons & Co. and
Butcher
&
Sherrerd,
both
of
Philadelphia, in joint account.
re¬
were
April 30, at 10 a.m.,
City Clerk,
$65,000 air¬
port bonds.
Due $9,000 in 1946
to 1951, and $11,000 in 1952.
by
F.
for
the
K.
Beekman,
of
purchase
Bonds Voted—At
an
election
construction
27
city
C.
to
Honnold of Oklahoma
for
said
of
on
of
the
rock
lV2s,
1951 incl., and $25,000 DAs, inaturing $5,000 from 1952 to 1956
the
vestment
$25,000
as
sewer
offered
struction bonds
Township School District
in¬
an
and
Senate
cor¬
"Both times," he
said, "I exer¬
cised my privilege to go before
the committee and voiced my op¬
position to the bill.
section
that
of
the
abolishing
mission's
in
the
the
work
The
.
.
.
I
bill
.and
of
rest
and
the
provides
is
act
Sale—The
authorized
was
April
on
13
purchased
a
rate of
to
County
Safe
(P.
O. Jackson),
Tenn.
offered
1413—were
airport
April 27—v. 157, p.
awarded
to
the
Sec¬
ond National Bank of Jackson, as
IV2S, at
of
price of 100.60,
a
about
a basis
April 1,
April 1, 1953.
1.44%.:
1943, and due
Dated
on
Boston
Deposit
Call—It
is
Bond
P.
by
Costner, Secretary-Treasurer,
the
Maryville
Electric
System,
that the city's electric system rev¬
—
'
extension bonds
'
2%s.
v*
8,000
storm
bonds
sewer
as
2V2S.
15,000
imp't .bonds, with
$6,000 as 2!£s, due on Aug. 15
in 1945 to 1950; the remain-
'
;
;
■
park
;
ing $9,000
as
2%s, due
011
15 in 1951 to 1959.
A
6,000 jail bonds
5;000
street
bonds
Dated
as
Aug.
v
2%s.i
light
extension
Aug.
1942.
Lebanon, Ore.
the '
Council
had
ordinance calling for an
an
election
City
H. Randle
to the ef¬
May 21
on
the voters
to
submit to
$70,000 issue of sewer
and
drainage bonds—v. 157, p.
1412—was erroneous, as the elec¬
tion
not
a
is to vote
a
on
tax
a
levy and
bond issue.
Marshfield, Ore.
Bond Call—Ruth
Hoagland, City
Treasurer, reports that refunding
bonds, series 1938-A, Nos. 49 to
170, have been called for payment
on
June 1,
1943, at the Treas¬
urer's office.
Denom.
$500.
y
North Bend, Ore.
Bonds
Council
Authorized
April
on
—
The
City
12
passed an
ordinance authorizing an. issue of
$20,000 refunding bonds,1 dated
May 1,1943.
city
conduct
to
Bond
Voted
period
were
payment
City Council
April to call for
May 1, 1943, $7,000
in
on
10-year
given
final
passage
the
Rhode
April 15 by
Legislature.
The concurrent actions
voice
votes,;-.but
branch
of
in
Island
were
the
by
upper
the
Legislature, Sen¬
Thompson, Crans¬
ton Republican; William G.
Troy,
Providence Democrat, and Ray¬
mond
A.
McCabe,
Providence
Democrat,
were
formally
re¬
corded as having opposed passage
of the act wiping out the com¬
mission,
which
the
Legislature
created
four
years
ago.
Senator
Troy also voted against the re¬
funding measure, which Senator
Thompson announced he did not
oppose.
sewer
refunding
bonds
of
1928, maturing in 1948.
Vale, Ore.
Bond
Refunding
Contemplated
—The City Council is said to be
'taking steps toward the refund¬
ing of $45,000 4% bonds at a
lower interest rate.
out of
;;,■■■
:
The
Senate
passage to
made
gave
measure
for
a
amendments
sections
second
which
were
time.
The
renumbered
improperly
ac¬
the
Senate.
the
two
McGrath to
Howard
State's
the
present
cor¬
porate excess tax from a property
tax to
an excise levy and provid¬
ing for inclusion of Federal Gov¬
ernment securities in evaluating
the
of the tax¬
corporate excess
measures
in
Fund
been
State
has
100.569,
1.71"%,
Other
l%s,
as
basis
a
of
bids: '(for
Halsey, Stuart & Go., Inc:,
1(10.17; First National Bank of
Chicago and Northern Trust Co,,
Chicago, 100.15; Blyth & Co., for
$124,000
2s and $149,000 l%s, at
100.01, by Blyth &<Co. and Dallas
Union
R. W.
Trust Co., Dallas; (for
2s)
Pressprich & Co.; First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
St. ■ Paul,
and
Co., 100.40.
$1,000. Dated April 15,
Smallwood &
Due
1943.
June
on
1
follows:
as
$5,000 in 1944 and 1945, $7,000 in
1946 to 1950, $8,000 in 1951, $10,000 in
1952, $11,000 in 1953, $12,1954 and 1955, $13,000 in
1956 and 1957, $23,000 in 1958 to
1960, $25,000 in 1961 and 1962,
and $30,000
in 1963.
Principal
and interest payable at the Cen¬
000
in
Hanover
tral
Bank.& Trust?Co.,
Complete bonds »and
unqualified approving ^opin¬
New York.
the
ion
the Attorney-General, end
recognized eastern market
attorney will be furnished by,.the
of
some
District.
\
/
Hidalgo County Road Dist. No.
;
Texas
Bond
Tenders
7,
"•
Invited—County
Auditor B. F. McKee reports that
he will receive tenders until May
4,
at
10
trict's
the above dis¬
bonds.
The
of
a.m.,
-refunding
amount
available
$14,000/
;;
for
v
purchase is
/
;;
,
Hutchinson County (P. O.
Stinnett), Texas
f
'
1943.
been
placing the gaso¬
line tax revenue in the sinking Navarro County Cons. Road Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Corsicana), Texas
fund for the retirement of high¬
Bonds Sold—It is reported that
way bonds.
The association con¬
tended it should not take long to $16,000 2 V2 % semi-ann. refunding
bonds have
been purchased
by
build this fund to a satisfactory
level,
the
after which, it was urged,
should go into a post¬
building fund.
revenue
Such
legislation had been passed
by the Democratic House several
days prior to the adjournment.
On the day of adjournment the
the
the
sent
in
House
a
measure
form
back
which
to
sim¬
ply changed the present corporate
excess
tax law so that Federal
curities,
M.
L.
Daniels
se¬
Maturity—The
Superintendent
reports that the
$10,000 2V2 % semi-ann. building
and improvement bonds
sold to
of
Schools
The House then
Senate
the
amended
ate.
include
proposed
from
excise
tax
a
by
property
the
House
-
bill
120-day
the Sen¬
changed the
levy
to
an
Senate
permitted
it to die in its Finance Committee
it voted final
adjournment.
County (P.
Charleston), S. C.
Bond
Issuance
to
have
Pending
taken
to have the voters pass on
posed
The
ac¬
$350,000 bond issue to provide
roads, sewers and other utilities
a county housing project.
for
issuance
Due in
of
the
$95,000
from
one
to
pro¬
road
five
.
issue of
the
,
Purchased
—
Leonel
on April 22 at prices rang¬
ing from 87.50 to 99, plus accrued
interest.
Castleberry Sch. Dist. (P. O. Fort
Worth), Texas
Bonds Sold—It is reported that
$11,000 2V2% semi-ann. road re¬
funding Series of 1943 bonds have
been purchased by R. A. Under¬
wood
Co.
&
of
Texas
Education
Seen
a
Dallas.
Dated
(State of)
Board
Imperilled
Bill—The
State
recent elec¬
Board
Senate
in
cently
approved
Board,
considering
House
drain
that
into
vate
a
of
Educa¬
Gaynor
its
the
to
bill
a
Kendall,
the
above
of
enactment
possession
the
re¬
forwarded
committee
investors
the
would
of pri¬
securities
which are now bringing to the
permanent school fund something
like $780,000 a year.
This pros¬
pect is the more disquieting be¬
cause,
with prime school district
bonds
commanding higher prices
than
ever
for pay¬
construction bonds.
tinuing
have
and
counsel
told
them is
to
Legislative
ing with alarm the action of the
approved the issuance of $25,000
said
Investments
By
tion members are said to be view¬
tion
are
'
T exas
Mouzon,
that 6%
present¬
voters
,
Taylor County (P. O. Abilene),
investment
tender
Bonds Voted—At
approved
sewer revenue
]. "
•,
election
an
voters
$75,000
by the House.
Garza, City Auditor, reports that
$54,000 3% series of 1941 refund¬
ing bonds were purchased via
the
6
bonds., "
District
Election—County Auditor
Bonds
—
Road
Angleton), Texas
Brownsville, Texas
tion recently on a bill calling for
—
Bond
Dated
April 1, 1943.
F. A. Taylor states that an election
is scheduled for May 25 in order
O.
favorable
Ridgeville, S. C.
ton, East Providence Republican,
Bond
Call
C.
H.
chairman of the Corporation Com¬
Town Clerk, announces
mittee, explained both bills.
Senator
Thompson
said
the electric light plant bonds
measure
abolishing the commis¬ ly outstanding are called
County
No. 8 (P. O.
years.
County Legislative Committee is
said
Brazoria
bonds.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston
2.49%.
the
to
the
Because it still
tax
back
original
to
provision
sent
an
Voted—At
April
now
tax-exempt, would R. A. Underwood &
Co., of Dallas,
be
included
in
evaluating cor¬ at
100.07, are due $2,000 from
porate excess only if disposed of March
1, 1958 to 1962, giving a
within
120
days of acquisition. basis of about
Dallas.
Nederland, Texas
on
Ballinger Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Ballinger), Texas
of
April 1, 1943.
Bonds
TEXAS
now
a
Senator Clarence H. Hor-
Worth,
of
l34s)
gasoline revenues for post¬
construction of highways
war
war
payer.
to
identified in the original bill.
Brief
discussion preceded
on
Securities
Federal
of
legislation backed by Democratic
which necessi¬
merely
price
a
$11,000 21/2% semi-ann. road re¬
funding Series of 1943 bonds have
been purchased by M. L. Dan'riels of Dallas
Dated April 10,
approval of the bill by the
House
a
Bonds Sold—It is reported that
Status
Change
to
concurrent
amendments
awarded to
were
has
Tax
the refunding bill, but
technical
$273,000 re¬
April 27
syndicate com¬
offered
adopted by the Tennessee
1
-—Final adjournment of the State1 County Highway Association.
■The
group
pointed out
that
Legislature was reached on April
20, with the Republican-controlled 'since road construction stopped
State
Senate
refusing
to;; pass because of war restrictions, the
Refuses
Legislature
as
tion
■5%%
group.;
Senate
ators William J.
tated
Call—The
early
be
V
The
—
bonds
re¬
a
over
Construction
Post-War
Legislature would; Urged-—A resolution urging ' the
represented ~ <m
the
study State to build up a reserve fund
change
$2,000,000
a
funding operation
the other
Ontario, Ore.
more
Governor J.
ISLAND
the bi-partisan sewer commission
in Cranston and authorizing that
Election Not Scheduled—
that
Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
& Bockius,' "of Philadelphia, and
Greer & Johnson, of Media.
Cranston, R. I.
'
Legislature Approves Bond Re¬
funding
Bills — Bills
abolishing
<
City Recorder George
states that our report
fect
tional Bank of
Interest
OREGON
passed
der, in whole or in part, at the
option of the District, on any in¬
terest payment date, at par and
accrued.- interest.
Principal and
interest, payable at the First Na¬
RHODE
15,
or¬
Not
than three
members of the
2V8S.
as
payable F-A.
Bond
$8,000 from March 1, 1944 to 1953.
World War.
Callable in inverse numerical
as
Sale
funding
'
sewer
School
District, Texas
Denom.
stated
.
30,000
be considered.
Worth Independent
"
Maryville, Tenn.
Bond
1 K.
$80,000 general bonds to
pay
unfunded
obligations con¬
tracted for general operating ex¬
Fort
about
Sale—The $25,000
Bond
bonds
0.68%.
issue
terest will
:
wards Co. of Fort
& Trust Co. was
awarded on April 15 a $300,000 enue Series A
bonds, Nos. 365 to
temporary
loan
at
0.40% idis-; 425, are being called for payment
Second
high
bidder
for
the
count, plus a premium of $3.00, on June 1, at the Chemical Bank
$55,000 block was Small-Milburn
penses.
according to the City Treasurer. & Trust Co., New York City, or
Co. of Wichita, on a 1.35% net
Denom. $1,000.
Dated May 1, Dated April 16, 1943. Due on Sept. at the Bank of Maryville.
cost basis.;
Dated
1943.
Due on May 1 as follows:- 10, 1943. u ,•
June 1, 1939. Denom. $1,000;- Due
' - '
^
Pry or Crdek (P. O. Pryor), Okla. $5,000 in 1944 to 1949, and $6,000
on June
1, 1958 and 1959.
Rhode Island (State of)
>
in 1950 to 1953.
Interest payable
Additional Information—In con¬
Considers War Bonus Legisla-i
;! Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
M-N.
nection vfjth the sale of the bonds
Registerable as to prin¬
tion—A House-approved bill
pro-:
Bond Call
L. H. Hammond,
- r.y
aggregatiilg $94,000 to the Amer¬ cipal Only.
viding for the creation of a seven-; City
Recorder, reports that elec¬
ican National Bank, and the First
member Commission to study the
Upper Darby Twp. Sch. Dist. 1
tric
system
revenue
series
A
National .' Bank,
both of Pryor,
(P. O. Upper Darby), Pa.
question of bonuses after the war
bonds, Nos. 201 to 210, are called
jointly, at a net interest cost of
for Rhode Island men and women
Bonds Sold—District Secretary
for' payment on June 1, 1943, at
2.58%, as noted here last June,
John J. Schiedel states that the in the armed services was passed the Chemical Bank & Trust
it is now reported that the bonds
Co.,
District Sinking Fund purchased April 9 by the State Senate. The New York
were sold at par, divided as fol¬
City.
Dated June 1,
Lieutenant-Governor
would
be
recently
$80,000
heating
plant1939.
Denom. $1,000.
lows:
■
Due June
of ; the
bonds as Is, at a price of 100.25, a Chairman
Commission^
1,4956.
"
;
$30,000 water extension bonds as basis of about
whose
membership
also would;
0.95%. Denom. $1,2%s.
Tennessee (State of)
000.
Dated March 1, 1943.' Due include three veterans of the First
day, on a bid for IV2S. Due $5,000
each year from 1957 to 1961 incl.
approximately
the pur¬
chase of bonds, and
only tenders
of less than
par and accrued in¬
at
0.643%;
Newport, R. I.
Temporary Loan — The
the
TENNESSEE
of
April
by
from date of issue.
,
issue
offered
April
of
available for
are
a
Madison
Leavitt & Co., New York,
Bond Issue Approved—The dis¬
trict
airport
on
Cranston, R. I.
notes
the- amount
■
equit¬
;v.r
sale
$20,000
2%
bonds offered
23—v. 157, p.
un¬
refunding
bonds, dated April 15, 1941. Funds
Sale —The
semi-ann.
for
he will receive sealed tenders
til June 1 at 8 p.m. of
price of 102.416, a, posed of Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
1.79%, to maturity. Inc., New York; Mercantile-ConorDue $4,000 from Feb. l, 1954 to merce
Bank
&
Trust
Co., St.
1958; callable after three years Louis, and the William N. Ed¬
able and proper way of approach-!
ing the charges and I believe the
original act is unworkable in that1
respect.",
Bond
V
s
'
!
"
Invited—City
basis of about
neces¬
more
a
Yankton, S. Dak.
Tenders
Secretary M. H. Kelly states that
$6,500
>
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Eastland, Texas
Sealed
in
:7vvAv4;:,
City, paying
-.
sary
that date.
on
1324—were
were held and it will be
intention to vote against the
"The
due
it
hearings
act.
Trust
&
is
Works. V I am still of the same
opinion that I was at the time the
my
shall present same for
at the Central Hanover
Co., New York
City, on or before June 15, 1943,
together,; with
interest
coupons
Public
of
and !
15,
,
com¬
placing
Commissioner
par
Dated, June
one
opposed
sewer
15,1943, at
interest.
Holders of these bonds and
Bank
porations committees.
(P. O. Plains), Pa.
con¬
the same
House
of Boston named
Plains
purchased
city
payment
000
incl.
The
coupons
both
the
Monday, May 3, 1943
June
on
1923.
and $200,000 for removal
along highways.
124.61.
ment
"quite controversial" and had
been the subject of hearings by
was
$200,27 was
Secondary Sale—Salomon Bros. awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
& Hutzler of New York purchased
Inc., New York, at 0.63% dis¬
the $138,200 of city bonds offered
count, plus a
premium of $4.
by the Sinking Fund Commission Dated April 28, 1943 and due Dec.
on
April 28, paying a price of 2, 1943. The First National Bank
$5,000 annually from 1946. to
$30,000
include
re¬
accrued
Note
a
due
would
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Edgar
City,
by the
in the offing.
to be
amount
This
bonds
funding of $300,000 floating debt,
more
than
$1,000,000 to repair
April
bid
100.022
is
on
sewer
offered
Expected—The
councilmanic
sewers,
$55,000
bonds
awarded
were
Issuance
presented at the
quest of the City Council, that it
issuance of not to exceed $1,500,-
Norman, Okla.
Sale—The
were
000
bonds.
Bond
$135,000
Bond
April 14 the voters authorized an
issue of $65,000 airport improve¬
ment
of
ance
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
the
fact
before, owing partly to
that
the
income
non-taxable, it is
difficulty for the
from
a
con¬
Board
Volume
find .'eligible
to
to
for
school
investments
the cash in the permanent
fund.
bill
The
amend
would
Article
Board
Education
of
ter
a
and
tions
manent
bonds
fund
school
bearing
the
the
by
for
per¬
optional
of
rate
same
authority to the issuing dis¬
tricts by making it mandatory on
State Treasurer
the
exchange when
make
to
requested
bonds have been
presented to the
State
Comptroller for registra¬
tion or exchange in which to pur¬
chase the refunding bonds, pro¬
said Board will pay the
price offered thereof by the best
viding
bidder."
while the refunding bonds,
term
This discrimination, Mr.
the House Commit¬
Kendall told
tee, would make it profitable for
private investors to buy the best
of (them at prices which
exacts
a return of 2l/z%
on investments
in
?chool bonds.
Few
Bonds Left
Relief
Re-
tions'
its
on
10-year relief bonds
paid by the State on April
thus leaving due only $1,-
was
10,
145,000, which matures next Oc¬
tober, and the money to pay these
is
the
in
When
State
the
the
made
and
issue
000
State
the
liquidated
Treasury.
October
ments which
will
original
all
is
payment
have
in
Cleveland
year
Reed's
the
James
Jesse
Board of
needs
V
of
the
-
the
municipality
has
chase.
been
sold
1.94
100
2.25
1033
Jefferson County, Ala. (6 issues) _2'/4
1957-1970
941
Lancaster,
N.
Lanesville,
Lansdale
940
Nebraska
940
the
This
voters.
will
purchase
1133
New
1129
New
1129
New
warrants
are
after
These maturing bonds were is¬
sued for relief purposes during
depression
and
then
and
overmatched
with principal and in¬
they were
given priority in all general fund
years
'
1, 1945, the date fixed
by the recently adopted constitu¬
tional amendment for the State
North
S.
Ind.
Akron
857
Alley Dwelling Authority,
849
Ansley,
1038
941
Avon,
■
Y.
N.
•
•
859
Dist.
'
Boston
Housing
Authority,
20,000
v
-
: -
———-Aug.
1230
in
■■/'
Iowa
.
1
1417-
■*
,
.
ctfs., due 1948-May
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., 1st mtge.-3V2s, due 1967—Jun
1522
v
1231
West
(2
N.
'1.17
C.
issues)
:;v
/;•
r250,ooo
2.36
3.48
.
0.77
101.36
V
]
-
1
1-35,000
1944-1953
________.
3.00
!
rd9,000,000
1948-1958
100
5.836
1944-1983
'
t'
2.09
100.25
1*88,000
1,000.000
3.47
100.08
195,000
1944-1968
IVa-lV*
.
100.07
1,200,000
1946-.1.965
1944-1966
3.25
100
100.89
34,500
2.10
'
.
2.93
1.48
100
1
C.
1944-1953
135,057
100.08
0.98
12 issues) —3
1962-1964
r51,000
102.27
2.85
March
for
sales
102
•
■
100
r250,000
'
1944-1961
O IA
Kansas
Wilkes Countv, N.
bond
^
100.14
r84.000
issues) k—:2%-3
(2
Z
100.19
3V4
Virginia (State of)
Wichita,
Total
1948-1950
Ohio—1*?4
Sanitary^,
EX,
Suburban
_
7,500
1944-1952
3Vs
k
__k:
Ohio
j.
14,000
3!4
''V..'*.
•
:
d Optional.
separate
municipalities
(93
k$49,616,172
issues)-—-..
States
:
.
Canada
(Dominion
1134
Canada
Ontario
Hamilton,
Steel
"
Hyacinthe,
*-
Total Canadian
Public
Inc.,
Service
,
Date
;
6'Jo
preferred
5%
-
1
1420
*
-
1st' and ref-.
July
1
1553
*
,
■J *
0
I
<
1
—Jun
-__ki._.—-Jun
1
.Prior lien- bond«; series A,
Pictfires. Inc..-
Paramount
••
-
-•
$3 conv, pfd. stock, ser. A—.May 8
preferred stock—————May 15
Public Service Co. of-New Hampshire—
>;
r1st
1361
1st mtge.
k
1st
993
*
.
■
.
due 1958—v
1271
?
10R3
1271
1
t2040
*
)
*
-%-i
.
i
;
3'/4%. bonds, series F, due 1966__—
1st
preferred
stock_i_
->f
:i.i;»
"/
V
ref.
mtge.
5V2 %
ref.
mtge.
4V2 %
1463
1562'
Superior Water. Light & Power Co., 7% preferred
Toledo Edison Co.,' 31/2 % debentures, due 1960__
Bldg. Co., 2nd mtge.
United Grain Growers Ltd.—
*'
^May 10
Hotel
5 'h
stock. May
Brothers Co.-^
'
*
•
-
/Collateral trust '4*keh~ bonds; series A. due-1956
1
Co.,
y;
.r
4
1364
1364
1364
1364
1366
1276
!
1565
•
Convertible
in
this issue,
tin volume 156."""
1565
1468
1567
2
903
2
7-
903
•
Apr -21
1
1st mtge. 4«/r bonds,"series Ar,~dtte l95522-May 14
3%% debentiires, due 1947__c—2^_22_-__May 14
•Announcement
*
*'
-
West,Virginia Pulp..& Paper Co.', 1st mtge.-3s, due 1954_Jun
996
iv; .-J.";-!
1364
7
_Jun
1
.—May 11
bonds.
,5%■ 1st mtge. gold.bonds, series A. due 1948-.-—July
4V2 % 1st mtge. bonds, series C, due 1949——2_2_2_July
United Public Utilities Corp., 10-yr. int. scrip due 1945_May
Wilson &
•.*'*'»
1364
1364
,
Warren
**
•
5
>
10
bonds, series A, due 1949——Jun
1
bonds, series D. due 1950——Jun
2
Radio Corp. of America, "B" preferred stock.——July
1
Richmond Light & RR. Co., 1st & collat. purchase-money
mtge. 4# 50-yr. bonds, due 1952.A:'-'
—
July 1
San Jose Water Works lst'mtge. 3%' bonds, due 1961—Jun
1
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., 1st mtge. & collat. trust
sinking fund 4fi bonds, series F. due 1961———A_0.ct
1■
Sherwin-Williams Co., 57r preferred AAA stock
2__Jun
1
Simmons Co.. 4%
debentures, due 1952——.;
May 15
&
&
Tri-State
1
—July
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., 1st mtge. 3l/2s due 1960_Jun
i'-1Ii
1st mtge.
1st
1559
899
May 3
May 3
May 3
—May 3
bonds, series C, due 1960—
3% % bonds, series D, due I960——
mtge. 3xk% bonds, series E, due 1961J.2—
mtge. 3%%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
1st & ref. mtge, 5'7o bonds, series C, due 1950—-May
0
1459
*
1088
1466
1186
s
1459
-
1
-
Pag"
Date
Securities Corp.,
15R7
-England3 Power-Co.—- ■-#-.<
llst'mtge. 3'As, Series A, due-1961i.*:2_i;-i—==--=--ii._'dMay 15
Corp.—
Refunding.
Jun 15
4%
York Railways
- r
Sugar Co., 7%
Potrero
2
1st mtge. 4s, dated 1905-iMay
month.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
3%-6% consolidated mortgage bonds-.——
1361
1269
New
New
$4,452,879
issues sold during March.
municipal
Phoenix
1
1945._Jun
mtge-. 5% bonds,- due 1944—_a„__Aug
Inc., preferred stock
:
j.Jun
New York.Fire Protection Co.,
3.23
98.93
1952—_Jun 15
'
-
100.14
300*000
Phelps Dodge Corp.,'conv. 3Va'/^ "debentures due
sinking fund bonds, due 1957—_May 4
1462
Minnesota Transfer Ry., 1st mtge. 3% bds., dated 1936 Jun
1
1183
Mortbon Corp. Of New York—
-vv;:
;.
Collateral tr. mtge.; bonds, series C, due 1951-Jun 1 '
1272
*
3.69
r2,20Q-000
1957
98.62
Quebec.——k_3'/2
1st
bonds, series A, due 1954_
1.500 000
*
*
.May 20
stock—_Aug
Bridge & Terminal Co.—
bonds; dated 1908—
95,000
years
1944-1958
1422
1555
:
3%%•' bonds
mtge.
2.01
V
4
20
3'/4
oft
100.72
357,879
1944-1948
—2 'A
.—..4
Company and Issue—
Page
;
1
Co.—
mtge.
Basis
*130,000.000
♦Temporary loan; not included in borrowings for the
due 1951—_,.May 10
bonds,-due
4%■ serial
Price
Amount
k$55,000,000
of)———3'/2
(Province
Scotia
Nova
St.
—
(Province
Manitoba
1039
1951—J-.Jun
preferred stock___k
Ltd.,
Wares,
by
Refunding bonds.
r
IN MARCH
ISSUED
____
—
Quebec
Hull,
!1"4
of)
Maturity
(Dominion of)——.
3.23
deb;i- due
BONDS
Rate
Name
Page
1.91
104.31
.
■
obtained
funds
including $68,881,771 temporary loans or
and municipalities from agencies of the Federal Government.
k Not
—
100
rd30,000
Corp., conv.--ly?1)*
Manati Sugar Co.;
1420
6
convertible preference stockvvvv^iJun -30
______
7.500*000
& Terminal Co.,-1st mtge. 6s,
Lincoln Stores,
*
t
—
,
100
200,000
•
1944-1.950
Mich.-: „_3 V2
Wendell,
Co.—.
lst- mtge., series; A 414 %-bonds, due 1959——_-^July
1
Kentucky Hotel, Inc., gen.-mtge. 6% bonds
.—May 10
Leeds & Lippincott Co., 3V2% bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1937..May
6
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
- •
■
-1236
Commercial Investment Trust Corp.—
r
Wayne,
:
1360
i -. •-
940
1132
Kankakee Water
*•
^$4.25 series of 1935
4.00
.
1975
Stores Corp., -5'/)
Kanawha
1521
1521
1521
3-yr. collateral trust notes——.—_—May 17
Caibarien-Remedios Water Works-Co.,-1st 6s, due 1945L_Jun
1
Central States Edison, Inc.,-coll*, trust bonds due 1950..May *3
•—
i>
Washington
Dist., Md.
944
1.88
loo
..
11st* mtge.
Broadway-Cooper Corp., lst-mtge. 4s, series A, due 1952_May 20
.
1.65
■
19,
D.
——
Upper Arlington S.
due 1969_.k_k_kk— —k_May 21
Jamestown Telephone Co.—
v
'
Byrndun Corp..
'1st
11.000
....
19*4-1985 v
Higgins Industries.
;
convertible debentures due 1949—_____———June
5
Utilities Service Co.—
•
• . « •
bonds, series A, dated 1934_T.___..May 31
Bros. Corp., 5V2r/ preferred stock
_i.:
Independent Telephone Co*——
4V4s. series A, due 1961_^__
„
Tiltonville,
r\f*
Texas
858
.
Page
Collateral trust 6%
Citizens
S.
_r
TrtV
ss +*
860
Heyden Chemical Corp., V/acM preference stock
—May 10
Heywood-Wakeficld Co., 10-year 571 debentures—..,.*..Jun
1
Corp.—
Chesebrough Bid. Co., 25-yr.-6«& 1st mtge.
Wash.
I-
Co.
'1st 5s, due 1957__'
_—May 3
Filice & Perrelli Canning Go., Inc. 1st 5s, due 1950——May 18
Fort Worth-Stock Yards Co., capital stock____.
—May 15
General Finance Corp"., 5% conv. debs., ser. B, due 1951
General
American
Barker
Sweetwater,
1039
1st
Date
'
debentures due Jan. 1, 1950
May 21
Sinking fund 3V2 % debentures due Jan, 1,. I960—*__^.May 21
-Sinking -fund 33/4 7^ debentures due Jan. 1, 1970———May 21
•S'/ak
Seattle,
1231
100
v
various
Dallas Ry.
notes,
Sinking fund 23A%
International
15,000
k
2
.2.40
2Va-4
County
RKO
——
5,703,000
_______
Consolidated Gil
:
—
Y.______i
1039
1.33
*
1943-1985-
Ky.__v_._3'/a.l
County,
2.00
100.08
r41,000
,•
>
,
_________________
Breckenridge
•
103
rdl86,000
56,000
•i
;
0.77
—J—3
Fairmount Park Transit Co*-Fairmount Park Transportation
-
:_3
t
*1.65
1944-1954
Iowa______—----kl
Louis
860
939
Basis
100
25.000
Crossing,* Neb._„Y.__^—3'A
:k.k;kk-'
X
100.91
1947-1956
1-1.20
Wash.
County,
St.
1132
r9.000
—
■
•
-
Beaver
Mass.
1130
99.55
100.68
2,000,000
;
1944-1972
„3Va
1.29
100.04
21,000
*
1944-1963
'
■
1.97
-100
.-
225,000
—Wit-
1944-1948
Okla:—-——*
1,
(3 issues)
—
1.34
/•
——
3,744.000
.
1943-1957
City
l&;__
1.
r$19,000
-.,
Md.
ity,
859
Ky
D.
Y.
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL
1943-1985
—1.40
_
Davega
Corp.—
R.
Minn.
Price
Amount
Vf2
—
2V2
Housing Author_______..various
Bayou CypremontGravity Drain. '
'<
Baltimore
1227
w"-.
>
60.000
1944-1953
*_23A
•
"____'_1
k_v,'_l%
89.000
1.73
5
> :•
•
859
"
'100.12
:
'.y^Kj
50,000
1943-1957
—*_„_1.30
Mich.
'
Ballinger Ind. S. D.,-Texas—
858
1953___—
•
Y L
Neb.
N.
90,000
vy/::*;-/
.
1.03
jj101.08
noi
N. J.___————
939
1944-1961
1951
.
-1)100?
32,000
r225,000
Authority,
Riverdale,
1st
American
Providence,
100.25
1944-1952
134
1.66
7,180
2.31
<UQ0.95
v__ •
(2 issues).)
N.
'■
L66
100
58,000
r50,ooo
.
1944-1950
County, Pa.____ll/4
Richmondville, N.
.
1944-1953
100
r420,000
1944-1947
—IV4
1229
•
1949-1962
.—4
Pottstown,. Pa.
Jii-
2,050.000
•_
—_1.60
Y.___
—various
Plattsmouth,
1.61
Au¬
Y._
Renton.
Maturity
various
Neb.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
due
Municipal
Housing
Wash.,
C.
D.
and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions;
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
& Continental
1.22
1231
_.__2y2
Iowa_:
D.,
938
preferred
British
100.19
the purchase
/
funds.
Rate
Name
Page
Below will be found a list of corporate bonds,
debentures,
1-100,000
Providence, R. I.__
covering
.
*5f.r
1944-1958
1.89
•
,
Notices
American -Gas & Electric Co.—
1.22
IV4
—
Fla.
following we list all'of the domestic issues put out during
In the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
_k'7;.
100.19
City S.
Company and Issue—;
-Company and Issue—
100,000
Okmulgee, Okla.
of
$49,616,172,
aggregated
March:
1230
spite of this liquidation, the
State Treasury estimates the gen¬
eral fund deficit will be $30,000,-
1944-1958
County,
previously noted in our issue of April 26, page 1515, new
of long-term State and municipal bonds during the month
by institutional and public trust
terest never delayed as
In
11/4
Rensselaer.
which more than $20,000,000
For the first quarter of 1943.
local financing amounted to $156,142,104, as compared with $209,615,576 in the corresponding period of 1942.
Our figures, incidentally,
do not include secondary sales resulting from liquidation operations
were
by the Federal Government. They
have been paid off serially during
d275,000
__k'
1132
Pittsburgh,
2.99
-
1943-1965
N.
1038
860
100.29
rl.8,500
*
100.93
Neb.
1037
¥88
101.53
103.01
Indiana
1131
540,000
rl89,000
d50,000
Rochelle, N.
Orlando
■"""'Jy
5,000
'
1-140,000
Northumberland
858
^
1944-1958
Putnam
Municipal Issues Sold During March
1945-1954
1943-1982
Newport Twp. S. D., Pa._2V*
-
4*-
0.74
100.01
1944-1962
Conn.
Rochelle.
Roseville,
March
1.94
100
r250,000
2
Conn.—
London,
Sac
,
American,
London,
1228
As
100
T. *:
j
Texas.———.2
Brounfels,
1130
awards
2,653,000
>
1.87
2 V
Neb—
D„
Pulaski
*
3.56
1948-1950
____
1228
such
of
holders
State
101.04
1943-1985
D. 2, S. Dak.__4*
1229
on
1-250.000
Q.C\1
Zl.oUo
1132
negotiations
completed.
86.25
0.75
engineer's report is obtained
and
100.01
rll.OOO
91
Kensington
thority, Pa.
860
the
of
held
be
0~74
rd204,000
10,000
City • S.
Norfolk,
appropriation at the next session
of the State Legislature.; Outr-of-
100.01
various
—3
Neosho, Mo.
1036
eral Claims Committee for special
1.37
25,000
1965
D„
Ala.
Noblesville.
referendum
100.13
30,000
County S. D. 21, Neb
2>/2
Murfreesboro, N. C.__—_3
1130
a
57,000
1944-1948
Morrill
1132
1.97
i
1944-1954
_0.75
Iowa—-
County,
Mobile,
consisted of housing authority awards.
000 on Jan.
Lyon
100
V
1945-1954
.—1.40
_____3
Pa.
943
of
revenues.
Luzerne,
the Madison properties
to
¥.39
Mich,—
3-4
Municipal
Housing
New
mitted
100.43
1944-1964
859
price of upwards of $10,000,000.
The proposed purchase of the
utility by the City must be sub¬
with the State
representative of their district to
have them presented to the Gen¬
10,644
Pa.__
S.
Park
negotiations with American
Light & Traction on a purchase
price for the properties.
Discus¬
make arrangements
850,000
rdl00,000
1944-1963
Lincoln
942
2.30
1945-1954
___!
Y.
D„
Louisville
99.14
i'409,000
1946-1950
858
0.79
1944-1979
Liberty County, Texan
!
1%
Lincoln Park S. D., Mich.—k—3-5
1228
a
•
1.131
pay¬
comparatively small amount of
manuscript bonds are held by
the school fund, v Few States in
the Union have such a record.
ten
S.
New
around
■
0.64
■;*
_2'/a
Illinois
860
-
v____l»/8
Neb.__
D..
Ohio—
New
its
matched
S,
Grange,
942
centers
0.75
City Housing Authority.
___L_—various
J.
ranged fromto
Once this issue is retired
State of Texas bonds will be
the
hands of an
individual.
deep
Jersey
1130
$20,000,-
interest
100.47
35,000
Iowa
Kan.
942 •; Macksburg,
Ohio
943
Miner County S.
at
'■i 0~95
25,000
1228
sion
r595,000
1943-1952
_____1
1944-1958
942
steps
report on
should
warrants
these
of
sessors
be
.
1132
in the transaction
obtaining an engineer's
Next
include
Pos¬
Texas______various
County,
Ida
1227
up
166
i-
10,000
Commission, Ky.
firm
/': I
100.30
101.25
competitive bidding.
now
statute
limitation.
years'
would
36,000
l'200,000
Light & Trac¬
engaged to set
issue
l'l,400.000
1948-1950
It has
bond
1945-1959
County, Iowa—
1
Independence Village S. D., Ohio_2
Jamestown, N. Dak
2V4
1130
un¬
guaranteed the City
price of par for 3% securities.
a
15,000
100.23
pro¬
investment
15,000
'
100.61
issue to finance the pur¬
bond
a
The
10,550
'
1944-1947
—_
50,000
the properties
purchase
1.98
d29,000
■
1228
rep¬
/.
100.
l'dlO.OOO
1944-1961
30,102
Bond
to
3,006,000
1957-1058
D._a~_'_________1.70
Mass.
Hutchinson,
1038
contract
a
1943-1985
r400,000
that Stifel,
City in proceedings
Co.
also
are
State
because of the
two
various
1944-1953
Co., Inc., of Chicago,
&
to
Purchase
reported
from the American
warrants dated
for
Commission,
938
is
r74,000
rl60,000
____________IV4
939
N.
and
1940,
T20
9, Mich.-l—3-3'A
County,
Hudson,
859
of the1 Madison Gas & Electric Co.
235,108-D (1941-42
Series), which includes all war¬
rants issued prior to and including
July 1, 1942. This call is for $2,537,546.80.
1,
2.16
100.40
1944-1952
Mont.
Humboldt
La
which
poses
including No.
revenue
100.10
1944-1947
1944-1959
1948-1950
:
;
Hidalgo
859
1130
1230
resent the
der
The
Sept.
2.000
6,
Okla.
Kearney
obtained
have
General Revenue warrants to and
to
0.81
No.
1946-1963
S.
Hamilton,
1228
Utility
Nicolaus
is
Guthrie,
Madison, Wis.
Plans
calling for payment at face value
General
101.09
Dist.
Housing
WISCONSIN
Issue—It
to
he J
1.78
rsoo.ooo
Greenville,
Education, will be sub¬
scheduled for May 4.
A
.
with which to
financial
the
meet
tion
that
1.25
1948-1950
1
;
Greenwood Separate S. D., Mlss.,1
1230
$283,653.60 bonds,
Treasurer
reports
100.13
100.13
Elizabethtown, Ky. (2 issues)_2'/4-234
Equality Twp. S. D. 55, Illinois—4 a
Greenwood, Miss.
,c._
859
Bond Election—The issuance of
(State of)
Call—State
Warrant
3.00
21,000
129,500
_—_____
940
w.
•
;
liquidate the deficit under the
legislative authorization which is
expected to be- flexible enough to
permit additional ;> issues if the
deficit grows beyond the figures
of next August 31.;;Texas
Fire
Ecorse Twp. S. D.
1226
Wyoming County (P. O. Pineville),
State
bonds
sufficient
issue
Detroit
1035
942
passage
The
Legislature.'
100 •/"'
1944-1948
1944-1963
1231
VIRGINIA
WEST
.
out of committee for
by
Hill
(2
Iowa__:
County,
Mich.
re¬
Y.
1228
^
O.oU
Issues)__l.80
J.
N.
N.. Y.
.2.20
Neb.
___iy«-l»/2
Cumberland County, Me._2______l \\
Vt.
voters
cently authorized an issue of $90,000 school building bonds.-
1943,
and
lOU.OJ
50,000
Columbus,
9)9
858
position
to get his
bill
: •; ;■ T1228
mitted to the voters at an election
and the latter will move
would
/
859
biennium, Sept.
Mr.
State
by the
Voted —The
Bonds
-
upholds
4j/2%.
no
1036
Attorney-General Mann's opin¬
ion
void
tiredtLA block of $1,615,750 obliga¬
Cherokee
;
0.82
r550,000
1.30
1227
.
1.74
101.08
1948-1950
,
Cheektowaga, N.
Carteret,
Basis
100.03
reoo.ooo
*;
rie.ooo
859
Milton Graded School District,
seeks to vitalize at the
1945.
in
prior
To
Callahan County R. D. 1, Texas_33/4
Campbellton Common S. D. 16,
943
Price
62,000 /
1948-1950
Texas
immediately for
presentation
appreciated
Amount
1944-1963
Iowa_____l
Iowa
0.50
County,
1037
As author
amendment,
biennium.
every
vestors.
31,
Aug.
fiscal
the
of the next
serial, would be callable
or
interest-paying date,, if
sold
to
the - permanent
school
fund, they would not be so en¬
cumbered if sold to private in¬
at
1230
be
VERMONT
1, 1943, and Psave confusion and
deficiency appropriations by fourfifths vote in the 49th Legislature
of, and such district exercises its
option to call State-owned bonds
for repayment, the State Board
of Education is given an option
for 30
days from the date the
But
of
as
of
Reed
start
under the provisions here¬
fide
end
Mr.
owned bonds had been made op¬
bona
deficit
of the deficit erasing
Article
tional
Calhoun
Maturity
1%
County,
for
greatly
of State bonds to blot out
legislative
do
which the bill would add to
2789, "when said State-
age
1130
Wash.
Vista
pay¬
pending authorizing the is¬
the
"And then," to quote the langu¬
,
Bucna
payment of these warrants will be
Reed, Dallas, has
bill
tlfe
the
to
cash¬
are
should
and
Treasurer's office.
sentative W. O,
meet
suance
(;':vr-.
so.,
revenue war¬
Prompt
>
situation, Repre¬
a
that
issued
presented
income.
this
To
-
The bill would transfer
interest.
within
when
ment
pro¬
outstanding warrants
thereafter
keep appropria¬
tional
owned
the
use
ceeds to pay
whether it will exchange non-op¬
bonds
bonds, and
issue
to
decide
to
general
Bremerton.
1226
rants all State warrants
able
Rate
-.
1134
.
the State can en¬
cash basis on that date, is
1613
Name
requested to notify the State
Other than
„
the
of
are
Treasurer's office.
The only way
At present it
within' the "discretion
which
basis,
cash
a
on
tory by Attorney-General Gerr
ald C. Mann.
•• :
•-/
which has to do with-re¬
funding4 operations.
go
amendnient has been held manda¬
-fr;
2789,
is
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
157
1472
1472
1614
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIALXHRONICLE
Per
When
Holden
"
DIVIDENDS
V
'■
....
1
Dividends
first
are grouped in two separate tables.
In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
which
Then
week.
current
follow with
we
show the dividends
we
Florida
Ford
Investment
News
previously announced, but
Department" in the
Motor
Class
B
General
$ 1 Yg
G'r
Per
Co.—
Wire
—/ A
..____•
Products
Aeronautical
Accessories
Aircraft
preferred
6%
pfd.
Corp., conv.
Super Markets, 6(r
preferred I quar,
6'v
dividend) AA_
(stock
Alberts
6 '/<
pfd.
_
$lVa
Aa-A
$1
Allied
Stores
Corp.,
G'.,
Arch
American
Quarterly
American
$7
Insurance
&
Foreign
6-
5
6-
1
5-
25c
6-
1
5-20
&
(quar.)
Leather,
$2
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
5'.-r
t.__
—r
5-15
5-12
75c
6-30
6-18
20c
6-
1
5-15*
15c
6-
1
5-14
50c
7-
1
6-15
preferred
,,_A
C'(
Metal
62 V2c A
(quar.
American
Corp.,
Co.
News
common
preferred
American
Smelting
American
Thread
American
:Ciass
B
_____AA'A
Refining.
&
Tobacco
15c
5'/<
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
1
7%
Atlas
preferred
Refining
Corp.,
preferred
6'.
Show,
preferred
6(v
(W.
Preferred
(quar. 1
Inc.
preferred
preferred
$7
7'r
7-
1
1
5-31
-
$1 v4
6-
$144
6- 1
,——
Blauner's,
Mills
Boott
preferred
$3
5V2A
Teller.
Borden
(quar.)——
ptd.
conv.
(quar.)
—
$1
(quar.!
;
Pipe
Hill
Bunker
&
preferred
6r.y
preferred
Mutual
Missouri
Mohawk
6-15
5-28
Monomac
5-10
1
/ 6-
6-15
Muncie
1
Ginger
7V
(quar.t
Exploration
(s-a>
Class
A
Class
(interim>4———:;-—^
B
International
Central
Foundry. 5'/,
Central
Steel
Central
Vermont
preferred
$6
Publ.c
Chicago
Co.
Carbon
Commercial
/
50c
5-14
Co.
of N.
Edison
Co.
Hotels,
$114
Publishing,
pfd.
Y.
A
37
—
—
;
$4
prior pfd. (accum.) — .
Corp. of Canada-—.
Co.,
preferred
T<
T.i
(W.
Dixie
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
Mines,
East
St.
Bridge,
Louis
&
Interurban
5-12
Pawners
1
Pittsburgh
Poor
C'e
4-30
5-20
$134
$144
,
5-10
...
——~
25c
6-
1
,
7
,
5-I8
4
5-
7 :'
5-
8.
6-30
5-28
6-30
5-28
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
4-30
37'/2c
5-31
5-21
$1
6-19
5-20
Sla4
5-20
4-30
$10c
6-1
5-15-
'
conv.
Ltd.
(Initial)
'
.
.
3-
2
4-30
?5c
6-
1
6-
1
•
5-15
$1(L»
(quar.)A A A A—AA
5-21
Oil
aa
'
50c
5-20
(Jersey City«~ \:A'A:;AA.AAA\'rA
A—25c
■
6- 1.
5-
Tool
Machine
1
25c
——A'Al/
A—A
Iron
(quar. >
.6-
1
6-
1
$134
j
""
J AAA
$1
Corp.
Co., $1
Chlorine
pfd.
conv.
Baumer
,5-14.
5-14
5-21
1
5-15
5-29
5-15
6-
5-29
5-15
10c
6-
5-171
25c
5-15
1
5-
1
$1
6-
1
5-15
$1"
5-28
5-11
$1
5-28
5-11
Corp. iquar.i A
35c
AAA—Aa
-.4, .'
20c
preferred (quar;)A—-$134
4-30
4-22
7-
t
6-12
5-15
5-10
Co.,
common, '
.
preferred
Products
L:A-AA
Candle...;—
10c
50c
5-15
1
6-
.
$1V2
6-1
5-11
y 50c
6-15
5-22.
$14#
common———,
7-1
6-
(quar.i-,.:AAA;,y'.
A
5-10
1
6-
—
7'f
preferred
5-14;
•
6-1
22V2C
(quar.i A
pfd. iquar.)
conv.
Mfg.
&
(extra)
iWm.>,
6-10
6-2
$1
A—AAAaA :M/:
< quar.)
*
"
5-14
6-21
commoiA_A-AA.:_—50c
Co.,
5
4 ..j'M
^_a—.A^a—A—A-
Corp.
&
5-
6-1
$14)
pfd. (quar.)
common—A—
participating
5*2'?
A
1
,5-12
5-12
dends
5-18
•'
Below
5
give the dividends announced in
we
weeks and not yet
'
5At
announced
-
week,
these
being given in
the
preceding table.
4-27
Acme Glove Works,
:
previous
The list does not include divi¬
paid.
this
6-21
4-22
,.;/
Steel
Laboratories,
Aluminum
k
4-22
6-15
J$3.25
AaA-..;aA~_AaA'aaiquar.1 aaaaAi
(quar.)
fquar.)
iquar.)'
aaa-AAA a A A,A A
5-14
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
50c.
9-30
12-31
'
9-15
50c
_aa_-
:
4-30
6-12
7-
50c
iquar.>__
common
5-17
75c
15c
Inc.
Manufactures,
Common
4-22
•
Co.
Common
5-31- "
1 ;
GtAv- preferred (accum.)
Acme
Allied
X
4-22
4-26
/A 5-
5-10
5-
7A preferred
1
7A
12-15
6-14
5-21.
6-
5-
5-15
6'I
7-15 ■*!
■
.
r
American
*
$ 134
——
4-J4——44- A
pfd.
A 25 c
:■'.13c
S3
(s-at—'
preferred
(N.
5-14
•
4-30-
;
I
s
,v
,
5-
5-20
5-12
•
4tv
non-cum.
1st
•50c
5-11
6?v
6'v
preferred series C
preferred series D
,
St.
Joseph
Water,
G'j
5-20
5-
6-1
Properties
4
9-
3
12-3
"
5-29
5-15
4-23
6-15
5-29,
30c
(s-ai
6-21
50c
(quar.i
5-
3
4-19
75c
Ltd.
7-
6
6-19
$2.25
Co.,
7-
6
6-19
(Interim)____
*4c
_
class
•
6-25
9-25
6-
50c
(s-a)_
Oil
9-15
12-15
$144
(quar.) Aa_A-A
A____L
B___—;A
5-15
30c
10-
6-
1
1
3-31
15c
5-15
4-17
10c
5-15
1
,•
Corp.
5-15
4-17
Power, .common.-25c
6-16
5-31
6-16
5-31
30c
5-
4-29
70c
5-10
$1 '/2
1
(s-a)ALA
_A_A:
"
Extra
•/
Arkansas-Missouri
6'r
preferred
1
Asbestos
Mfg., $1.40
Atchison
:
6-15-.
(s-a)_i.J^_A_lAi___j._TA__
Natural Gas,
Arkansas
5-18
6-1
:/ e-
Topeka
Coast
Atlantic
Line
pfd.
6'v
conv.
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&
pfd.
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$ltii
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.
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5-13
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6-10
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5-20
*
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'
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$1 Va. *.,6-; 1
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r
v
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: 5-
4
4-27
Avondale
,6-
1
5-11;
.
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of
Bank
of
Bankers
'
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™
$3
$3 '*
.
M-30
4-20
4-30
4-20
_
Montreal
Toronto
&
Class A
;
(quar.)_
(quar.AAA
Power &
6-
$3
,
t$2>/2
$1
7
'
3
4-23
:
5-1
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5-15
5-
5-17
4-30.
6-
7c
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a__A____.
1"
5-
50c
A
(quar.)______
4-23':
2
1
5-15
tic
50c
(monthly).
Shippers Insurance
11-
$2'/2
,
(participating)
Corp. (resumed)______
8-
62'/2q
Products
Mills, common
Bathurst
^
common
$3 preferred
5-13
$ 1 Va
iquar. )_„
5-13
Co..
5-10
62V3c
$2.50
r6-;i
j".; Sl'A
__A-Ai-s.-i.
<s»a)AA__:. $2>/a
5-15
50c
■
preferred
:■* 6-1
4-20
'•/
(quar.)—IA4
non-cumulative
Atlantic Rayon
Corp., $2.50 prior pref' iquar;)
prior preference (quar.i___________
Aunor Gold Mmes, Ltd. (quar.) A'AA__A__
Authur Realty Corp. (liquidating)
____A
Z/i'sA'i
$1
:
(quar.»„^
pfd.
Co.
G-15
-
(irregular)A;.-A
common
preferred
Arga Oil
5-12
;
37 V2c
(quar.>4
Refrigerating & Cold Storage-. Common
————A;.. — A-'
6'it, preferred (s-a)—A——
Co.,
$4.50
...
5-12
A.
10c
$4.12 Va
.
pfd. A (quar.)44'_
5'r pfd. E (quarJ
Co._—
Stove
5-14
5-28
.
1
5-28
(.
25c
-
'
;
American
Razor
,10-' 1
$1.75
___A__.^„_
(accum.).,
.
—
A-A A-'A
Co.—
Foundries
Anglo-Canadian
5-20-
6-
' '■->
.
,
preferred
Safety
APW
6-1
(Mobile)
AA,_____
Service
Steel
i
6-1
'
Public
American
'
•"4-24-
5-15
7{,i
(quar.)
AmGskeag
5-20
6-v, Tv,
6-1
preferred
American
7',:
r.v;
.
(quar.) AA._a_A-—-A-Aa-'".'
National Bank & Tr. Co.
American
6 A
5-31"
$lJ/a
(quar.)
;
1
iA
,
'
(quar,-)-4 A A——-
'
preferred
5-14
7-
American
commonALA„A4L
iquar.) _a-___ aaA
preferred
preferred
7"io
5-15
5-
-t-::
.
10c ;
$l?4
•
•
<accum.
•'
5-14
1
5-25?
5-20
$15c
.
•
-
A " 5-18
25c
1
J.)
5-14
1
6-
Quarterly _„_a:A___„-A___:A__-_^A '
'
50c
A Quarterly —a^l----50c
American Paper Goods Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
T/o ;preferred
(quar.)___
$1.75
A- 6-21'A,• 5-25-
$1 V4
-
4
(quar.i
Water
1
6-
Corp.,
v
-v
\,:4-22,
5-t 1
50c
(accum.)— .-.,44.
pfd.
6-
75c
4-20 A
'
6-21
Sl.'/V. A 6;•
-
Power, SVaV
50c
02»/aC
General
preferred
5-' -1
••50 c
,
_
4444
pfd.
,a
(quar.)A_-A_a_A_a_A
$2
$2M>
»
:.
$1
taccum.)--4ii,^_;
Meter Co.
class A
5
$3
'
,j20c
.
—
8
5-20
■
5-25
8-25,5
11-25
5-
5-21
1
1
5-23/
5-20
A 6-
$ 1 Va
-v'
12-
6-
1
5-31
a9-v 1
$144
5-15
4-22®.
5-15
1
V, 6-15
•v' ^ I
;
1
6-30
A
\
6-
6-15
6-10
6-
5-15
9-15,
lbc
;
A 6-
V 15c
22 V2C
;
(quar.)_;,
preferred
American
;
.
,5-28
6-15
12-15
25c
4-30
J.-'- $1*4
50c
(quar,).
$144
(quar.)^>wA_____A>-iA.A $144
A
12-31
$1(4
'4-26
pfd. (quar.)
"
75c
a-
A
9-30
$144
(accum.iAAA
7.A pfd.
6-30
$144
A •"•(quar.)A-.-.
a_i___
American Express Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
American Fork & Hoe AAAa A-a
A~-„;
5-22
1
5-
preferred
7 %■
.
'
A 20C. A; 5-10
,A I5c
preferred
(quar.)
Envelope Co;,
7%
7
4-27
LA 6-10
$2 V2
•
(s-^au
convertible
American Can Co.
...'"5-14 A
$1
$i3;t
7','r
A; 8- 2
.$1V4-"-.
aAaA—aAAaa
(quar.i
preferred
<quar.lA-AAAAi;:. •'
preferred 1 quar. )•__ AA A AA A'A A A'
Amalgamated Leather Cos. Inc.—•
-•
5-20
■
6-. 1
'.X
(quaf.)A
Co.
(quarv)4 A A
Republic Petroleum. Stz'v
St.
5-21"
5-
1
1'
50c
.;
Rochester Gas & Electric,
9-20
Connell Dredge & Dock—
Quarterly
1
$1 3'4
L
_AA'
—
(quar.)
5 VA*
Electric
Princeton
6-19 /
6-30
9-30
5-18
5-15." •'
-vSl -A 6-10
>
.
Postage
Steel,
Company,
Reading Company—
5-12
1
6-
$1.25
•;
Y.)'„A—— A4—!
(N.
Co.
.
(Chicago) —
—
50c
Wilkes-Barre Lace Mfg.' Co—LAAAAAy.ALl;
Wllliamsport Water, $6 preferred (quar.»_—
,
4
5-11
5-15
&
Potomac
5-10
6-
common—_
5-15
Youngstown Sheet & Tube,
'
*1. *..£
Reel
&
Grinding
Sagamore Mfg.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Fit.z Simons &
5-11
1
6-
40c
Consol
Pitney-Bovves
4-23
5-25
25c
5-10
(quar.)AAA'-^AAiA—A^'
Coal &
Whitman
Will
,
5-17
1
6-
$3 V2
1
4-15
'
4-26
25c
4-30
5-
;•
4-30
$1%" .'•:•*•
•
—^
Mfg._—__4—
Pillsbury Flour Mills
6-30
75c
(quar.).:
Society
&
preferred
Insurance
Phillips Petroleum
'
6-10
5-31
r
5-26
4-26
?
».
37
4-30
7-
$13'4
Co.
5-15
4-16,
1
(quar.)
First State
6- .4
7-30
(quar.)——i.——
&
Fire
Peninsular
6-19
5-25
preferred
7'v
5-15
;A'7---i
-
25c
-
Dredging. .A4—44——_.4_.
WheeL——
A-—
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfdAfquaisiA"
Peoples Water & Gas, $6 pfd. (quar.)
5-8
$30c
preferred
—,—
-41
Gold
6'v
Morse
Marine
Paper, $5
Pacific
Rig
7'v
Mfg. Co
—
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)
Fair (The), 7'v
preferred (accUm.)—
_-
(quar.)A_j_A_AAA4AA-.
preferred
Pato
1
25c
A:"t'A4c;«'A-V
(quar.)_A_—_A
Parkersburg
4-26
*
■
5-25A
3c.
Package Machinery Co.;
;
6-
A 15 c
A
(quar.)—-__4_;_
5-21
25c
6-
5-15
Manufacturing
Whiting
5-10
-
6-1
Ay 5-14
A 4C
preferred
6'<
4-15,
$lVa
75c
preferred -4quar.)LA
Westvaco
4-27 "
$l,J-« .-A 6- 1>.
25c :A 5-10v
1
v
—
Insurance
Life
Co.,
Oxford
Water—
Eaton
}
iquar.f-—_A.
preferred
4-20
$1 Va
Fairbanks
6(v
Co.„._4—„__44-4_4.4
Outboard
1
140 c
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
—
Doyle Machine & Tool Corp. (quar.) _______
Durham Hosiery Mills, 6V
pfd. A (quar.) —
Dominion
State
F.),
5-31
6-
(quar.) AAA
10c
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift. $4
■'
5-25
4-26
50C
Co.——
V2c
25c
common
Ltd.
Oil
6',;
5-15
7-1
9
,;6-T
:
37V2C
,1—
_4
Service, 7'v
6-
$1
5-15
$9
5-15
6-15
,
A*; st
(quar.)-—-4——A.AAA-"
5-7
35c
—
(s-ai
1
,_4.—
Westinghouse Electric
5-15
1,-
1
6-
20c
4-J26
-r
1
5-29
•
Dry Dock—
A—L—A-L
(quar.)
6-23
1
1
6-
6- 1
•
$81V4C
(extra)—'
Consolidated
Orange County Telephone, 6',(
Otis Elevator, common
/•' 4 -15
2
:
;23c
•
:
iquar.i
quar.i
A
Life Insurance
Public
(Charles
Ohio
6-
7-
4'
f,fv;v$2
(accum.)-.*—I
—
Ry.
Oil
Pharmacai
Ohio
6-15'
6-
v
25c
-
:
&
preferred
6-15
62 '/2c
Dome
,
6-30
t$2Va
preferred (s-a»
Dickerson
Western
preferred
Noyes
6-30
1
-
v
—
American
6',"c
4-30
75C
-
34anC A-
,
(quar.)
Mills
Norwich
5-21
5-10
$11'2
•
1
6-
27xhc
avA a A
:
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4-4—4——.I'L
pfd.
4c
(quar.)—
'
5-15 A
4-22
50c , ■•'•A 6-
'i"
.
(irregular) •——-4444—4——..A
Northwestern
8
6-10
-
iquar.)
10c
(accum.)
5-15
6-
6-15
25c
(quar,)AAA'/"
1
5-15
6-15
25c
Washington Railway & Electric, common—;
Participating units beneficial ownership—
Wellman
Engineering
——A
L—.„—
5-21 /
5-15
v50c
——-
iextra 1
-I—
Norfolk. &
5-10
6-
$1
Co...————il4——4
Northwestern'Nat'l
Securities
&
Cup
1
6-30
(increased
40c
,
&
6*
62 V2C
Vogt
6-
6-
1
(liquidating) A—AiAA 5 7/10c
(Phila.)' (reduced s-a>A':.
30c
Consolidated
1st
Virginia
4-20
,
.
6-15
6-
,
Insurance Co.
Raalte
7'ft
'
Okonite
—
6-1!
5-25
$144
^
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
4-20
1
5-10
5-25
6-15
$1(4
—
1
35c
iquar.i
6-
6-15
'
Shipbuilding
$5 non-cumulative
—
Capital Corp.. class A (irreg.t
Crew's Nest Pass Coal
(interim)
.5'.,
50c
$iy4
1
5-
:$2 v2' j;-5-
(irreg.)„
pfd.
(extra)
6Vaf/t
Zinc
preferred
North
5-15
--
•
5-
5-11'.:
■
!••'■* 4-24
4-30
5-11
6-1
'
15c
Paper Factories—
Norman
A'5-'3A'A'Van
6~: i-
v;
Van
3
10c
'A——AAAAAAAA^A—A—— A '
Wall
5-
5-10"
4-24 '
Power
Corp.,
Irregular
4-28
;k 5- 7
'
$14)
(quar.)—_
com.
Foundry,
prior preferred
Universal
5-15 .AA'Universal
A 5-A A
■
pfd. (quai'.)___ .'—
(initiali-_
Cos.
5-3
5-15
5-28
10c ;
—
Utilities
Corp.,
Steel
5-11
5-10
;
S13 B ,6-: 1
A
(quar.)-„__-
shares
5
5-
5-15
40c
(quar.)A
pfd.
(quar.i
preferred
Extra
York & Queens Electric Light & Power-
Nonquitt
5-10
$4c
7'v
6'v
4-29
25c
(quar.) *»1.
News
Common
Ltd.-~-
Crown
Deere
1
(quar.)-—
Consolidated
$5
New
5-11
6-
$1.06 v»
Corp.,
Bros!
Common
5-11
$1
(Indianapolis)
Consolidated
Curtis
1
1
25c
(final)
Steel
United
.
Series—
Britain Gas Light
Jersey
4
6-
$1.061/4
—
S.
United
v V 61
SI_ / 6- 1
Corp.,-com.
series
Hayen Clock.
5
5-
6-
•'
(quar.)
Power Co.
(quar.)———
Biscuit
5»•
stock
New
5-10
$l»/2
— ——
(quar.)
U.
5-131 x.
5-15
$1 Va
...
New
1
$l'/4
(quar. 1.
5-7
•
'
4-23
5-10
15c
preferred
Consolidated
New
'
.<•
benef.
International series
4-30
5*25
___
5-28
$144
——.
(s-a)—'
conv.
Plywood Corp.. $1.50
9
15c
iquar.i
priced'common stock series
Newport
4-30
—
Loan
4-
5-15
irregular)____—
Investment Trust-
Commonwealth
Debenture
5-14
$1
pfd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Connecticut
1
<
convertible preferred
Commonwealth international
5','ri
6-
4-15
25c.
S.
9
25c
4—
$4.50
Protective
Neisner
$1 Va
7'/2c
'•
Corp., $7
Electric
5-
5-25
50c
-
U.
;
6-10
6-1
25C
' >■:-
S.
5-
25c
-
U.
;• 5-13
•
5-14
183qc
_J
Securities
Low
5-10
(quar.)
Bookbinding
Si1/*
•
1
15c
Public
1
25c
(irregular)4—444—_4—.L'i*.
National
3
87 VaC
6'v ipfd.
Water.
Regular stock (quar.) .
—
'Special guaranteed (qUar.) —
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, $4V4 pfd.
Commercial
6-
—
$2 class A——,
City Water of Chattanooga, 5',<
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
Columbia
5-
$1V4
preferred
C-l
25c
;»•:
x
1
6-
(irregular>4
pfd.
1
A$2i;v;
preferred
Engineering &
AA U. S. Loan Society
AA
Extra
3
■5-15
$ 13 4
,•
Common
5-3
1
•————
(quar.)<1L
Newcastle
1
6-
r
Mills
Preferred
6-
Corp.—A.AAA
Dock
Electric Mfg.,
Co.
of
Wvi
(quar.)—— ;
5-255-18
iquar.)
preferred
Chemicals. $3
Wentworth Mfg.
Utiltles,
National
4-15,.
+50c
— _—.
——
Chilton
City
1 A
Service—
Wet
&
Co
Belt
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
Wharf
Central
Chain
6-19
■"
5-
30c ■'<
iquar.i—4_——
National Linen Service
Trust—
WireA----—
&
7-15
1
$10c
■:
—-
Investment
(accum.)———-—:
preferred
5%
6-19
$10c
——i-;'.
•
Canadian
5-26
$$134
tlOc
.
6-15
Corp.—
$3
preferred
(accum.)—aaaa——.AA A
75c
$2.75 preferred
(accum.) —_ilA-A„A^
6844c
•
3
*7---2
$1 V».
41.
8'«
Fund
National Gypsum,
Alcohol Co., Ltd.—
Industrial
(interim)
Canadian
6-
9
7-26
—
preferred
Canadian
6-15
6-
15c
+
(quar.I
common
55-
5-25
V
25c
-
3
1
6-
50c
■■
.
Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. (irreg.)
Acme Co
;_„4—
National
4-26
15c
110c
(interim) a__AA
iquar.A
Ale
Power,
Northern
Canada
5-1*5
25c
—
Gas
''
5-10
5-20 A'" 5-10
25c-;
—
Co;
Works,
Income
Nashville
5-1
87 V2c
Ltd.
Crushed Stone,
Canada
Canada-Dry
5-18
1
;
Insurance—
(quar.)
preferred
7v
6-
62v2c
preferred-(accum.)$2.75
United Gas Improvement, common.aa-v10c
$5 preferred
(quar.i——A——A——AAA
$1(4
1
6-1
6V*
17 l'2c
^Society, 5V2'/r pfd. (quar.i.:
Corp. fquar.)4j——— 44—4—
Water
Mutual
$1.7792
-
Title
5-25
IOC
-
Finance
Nashawena
thereon >
7'v
5-15
:;
__—-4^-4:
Insurance
Monsanto Chemical Co.
the
Pacific
5-
5-
(quar.)—4—i'
—
4-22 '
$14.)
pfd.
Assn.
Products,
convertible
AA United
'
Nanaitno-Duncan
ing
5-15
$$i%'
A
'
4-30
'
(quar.i
Corp.. 5'.f
Aircraft
\.: United
5
5-31
common——_
Spinning
Monroe Loan
Motor
Co., 7A preferred (represent¬
quarterly dividend of $1.75 "and '•;
interest
6-
5-15
;
Carpet Mills.—c—_4-—J——=1'_
(A. M.)
California
7%
common
Extra
4-26
C
10c
(quar.i4—
Byers
■
4-20
5-
15c
$1 v4
(quar.)
Life
preferred
Water
(quar.)
United
4-20
: $30c
(accumulated)44—
Utilities,
5'/v
7
20c
* .'Ay Sl34
A
Butler
Co.,
5-13
0-5
.
„..j_'4—
v
5-14
6-
1
6-
A 50c
pfd. (qnar.)
conv.
5-15
15c
.
6-15
25c
United Aircraft
Chapman & Scott—
Midland
5-19
5-
';
——
Troy &
5-21
A 4-22
4-,-44;444„:^-4. .■A.-.V
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
5-15
1
5-14
6-10
common—_4—_4L.4444L
B
Co.,
1
6-10
(quar.) —4.—4—•„
<quar.t
G-; I
Oil- —A A—.
RR.
(quar.i__ —44..'.
iquar.)'
preferred
Merritt
,,4-24
1
6-
U0C
(quar.i__._——
Ti.
1
6-
5-28
Line —————— ————:
Sullivan Mining & Concen- ..
Co.
trating
5-
S144
Brooklyn Edison Co. (quar.)_____—
Bruck Silk Mills, Ltd.
(interim)—
Buckeye
1
4-24
30c
Inc.
Brager-Eisenberg,
5-
50c
—
(interim)
Co.
1
1
Corporation;
$5.50
4
6-
5-
6844C
;
6-
Co.
Associated
6-10
'
preferred
$6 preferred A
5-10
1
5-15
75c
-——-;'
tquar.)
1
6-15
,
Mead
5-22
6-
144
$1V2
pfd. iquar.)_
Roofing
Greenbush
—————4..4—————
4
Shirt
Water Works,
Water
Tilo
6-
$1.50
,v
;
(quar.)
5-15
6-
(quar.A.-.
preferred
v
(quar.)_-.;__—
—
Manhattan
5-22
"
Terre Haute
United
G.t, common
5-31
$2
-14
40c
(accum.) a.
—
convertible
$114A "5-1
1
MahufacturesiTrading, 75c
Mayfair Investment (Cal.)
Extra
;.._4
4-30
1
7-
$Il/a
common—
preferred
Birmingham Water Works, 6 v
Bonwit
5-10
50c
:
(resumed)
$1.40
"L";
common
non-cum.
Inc.
United
4——4——
(quai\)
(R.
Co.,
Extra
$5
5-31
7-
5-20
30c
(accum.)—
& Sons
-15':
5-21(
'
A——
5-10
4-4^—
—
A.)
(John
MacMillan
5-15
4
6-
t$l
5-10
1
20C
Bryant,!Inc.4.4r---—
'
Co,,;:common..———----44
(quar. A
1
22 11-16c
Lexington Water. !'"• preferred (quar.)——_
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
„44 —1 -4_44^_
5-15
$$144
•
'
(quar.
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
4
&
A
6-
.V/i pesos y,
(quar.)
-14
5-31
50c
a
6-
(quar,)„
$4.50 convertible preferred
8
37 V2C
_
(quar.i_—
6-
Tampax,
5(•>'.b
;
-20
5-25
$1
f '
$1.50
'
Woods
Lansing Co.
5-15
5-
Preferred
Tide
—..4—
Wines
the
LeTourneau
5-15
1
1
15c
:
(quar.)
(quar. 1
66-
6-1
(quar.):._(.4 .A-SI1*
4—
-20
5-1
5-25
$lVa
"
A
$1
(special") J„4—I.
•
preferred
preferred
<quar.)a_;
Electric
Tampa
Co., Inc.—
R.t
Extra —444—
5-14
5-25
5c
.
62 VaC
Champagne (irreg.)
Milling, comnmn——4..—
of
Lang
5-14
15c
(G.
Salle
Lane
5-14
1
"•
Sl Va
>
75c
Machine
prior preferred
7
5-21
25c
common...—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd..'common (quar.)
T>
preferred (quar.)_______u__Z_A_A_A
Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates, com.—.
$5
1
6-
75c
,
(irregular)
Co.
6-
15c
1
6-15
$134
,——
(quar.)..—
H.)
Mills.
Beaunit
(quar.)_
•
6-
preferred
1
$l'/2
Die, Co.—AAAaaAAA
&
$1
<finali_
Lamson
&
Sl'/^
(quar.)
5-
1'
'
(quar.)
iquar.i
1
6-
6-15
SI
$1V2
(quar.) _________—4
Co
Radio
Baltimore
Baiber
6A 1st pfd.
Dry Goods,
2nd
Atlantic
$5
5-10
convertible
4'y
Water Light & Power—
,7
Wells,
Taylor & Fenti
preferred (quar.)_4
Key Company (irregular)
5-10
1
Superior
Co.—
La
6-
5-17
Silver Co—
Lake
25c
Tool
5-n
Kysor Heating Co.
1
Superior
1
25c
5-15
50c
A-
;
Sun
1
shares
p..-
Struthers
Co.
50c
(irregular)aAaA7
5-14
6-
of Phila.
3
5-14
5-11
Corp.
5-
6-19
1
Machines
1
5-14
1
6-
Business
5-
1
5-12
Co.
8
Cap & Seal, conv.-pfd. (quar.)—„_
Stonega Coal & Coke Co.—
A—4A..— .A
A. Stouffer Corp., class B
f
5-11
Power
5-
1
1
tquar.)
5-
62VL>c
6-
1
pfd.
8
Standard
Oil
4-30
IA
5-
commonA^-A-AiiA--.
(quar.)
5-13
6-
6-
—_4————_
—
Y.i, 5 'v
Mills
4-30
1
5-15
6-
25c
AA
Works
5-10
75c
$l'/4
7-
Power
$1
.25c
(quar.)— 4AAAAAA4AA-
Lathe
5-10
(quar.rAA
common
(quar. 1
Co.,
5-20'
6-10
A—AlA-'
(quar.)
50c
•
A?.'"; $ 1 Va.'
(quar.)
(N.
Bend
A-.' Spartan
6-19
6-
Steel
Pulp
6-14
:-
cominon.„.„„
AAA
preferred
South
.
1 '
1
7-20*
50c
AAAA44.
13%c
,
;
Special -44-4Liii_4^^4——
Kansas City Stock Yards (Me.) —
5-10
Cork Co., common (interim)
preferred (quar.
Armstrong
Associated
———
7-
6'f
6-12
,?■ 6-
6-
Koehring Co.
6-
Z
(quar.),-4./A'L: y 25c.
—
1
6-15
50c
;
.
1
75c
Agricultural Chemical, common A A-.Apreferred (quar.)_aaa^
la.a.
Soundview
X 6-12'
1
7-
1—
5'«
>Av; 75c
...—-
7-
,
l v•'» 7-20°
8-
Casting—A.;;_ J ALA—- A-.•'
Steel
Smith
1
6-
Jones
5-31
75c
30c
i—4:——
8-
(quar.)-.:;.AA„.
Strapping,
preferred
■
7
12'/2C
1s-a)
(quar.)——;
common
5-
30c
4
5-
.
25c
Bearer
5-25
1
5-29
50c
$$1W
iquar.i i
"
5
6-
6-30
6-
$ 13 4
—
A 5- 7
A':
3
;$1A
Kinney
—--A;;
—
(quar.)
(quar.i
&
Light
Investment
5-21
5-
.
Steel
Sivyer
Italo-Argentine Electric Co.--
6-15
1
5-
preferred
$2.50
0-15
5-24
15c
(quar,)_—
International
A 5-21
5-15
6-30
5-15
5-24
pfd.
.!
International
Sanitary
—
t quar.)
6-
$1V2
30c
Standard
&
7- l'
6-1
25c
common
(bi-monthly)
Radiator
American
7
Ltd.,
Co.,
5
—4
Inland
5-21
3c
L__A
preferred (quar.—-____L_aA
American
6-1
5-21
(quar.)4
6-15
,
5'/« convertible preferred. (accum.)
Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Assn.—: ^
Quarterly
j
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
j——
•
6-15
American Home Products Corp.; (monthly!
American Investment Co. of Illinois, com.—.
.
7
6-15
,
6-30
5 (r
Signode
5-28"
$1
AA-.
Co.
Inc.
69.
common^
& Hardart
Illinois-Iowa
90c
______
pfd.
6'<f
1
$1.05
(accum.)
___—
Co,
L
6-15
25c
i'.y-
—
5-
(monthly.)———
Huntihgton Water, 6'« preferred (quar.)—_
7c?c.. preferred
tquar,)
i->—__
5-15
$1"2
preferred
Corp.,
Houston
6-17
3 S2
5-. 5
■5-15
$3
(Del.), common
Brothers Stores
Horn
6-30
1
(Initial)
.
..
Co
&
(quar.)—
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
"4
5-. 5. XA
._
5-15
Lace
Holder*
of Rec.
6-12
$1.12
Bldg. (Los- Aug.)—
■.•participating preferred (accum.)A4
§7
Servel,
'5-14
35c
(quar.)—;—
"(interim)
preferred
pfeferred
Hale
Louis )-r—
Power, $6 pfd.
(accum.)
Hide
7-20
7-
25c
Furniture
American
5-26
6-
______
preferred
American
(St.
6-15
6-25
..
Automatic
1
•'.25c
•—__—-A-:'
(quar.) A
preferred
6'0
6-15
15c
_
American
5 V2 r<
5-15 <
«:
pAAA—A—AAA4 !'
(.quar.)^—4—4_4_AaAA A'.
'
conv,
Hajoca
1
7-
$1.25
Portland Cement Co.A.
a-A—A
Aluminium. Ltd., common (quar.i__aAA_._ ,;
<
6-
4-30
50c
•
Alpha
1
25c
".
facctim.t
Greyhound Corp.
5-10
v
.
—
v
5-14
v-
45c
Security Title
4-12
,w
1
5-25
•y,
common
Gorham Mfg. Co.—__-..
12-18
12-29
(quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)A
9-21
.
6-
.
Advertising—
class
6-2 U
1
7-
Corp.,
Co.» 'common
4'/2 '/f
3-22
.
pfd.
Steel
Glidden
15c
________
...
Va
$2Va
common_,_____--.-r-.--
(quar.)
10-
87V2c
'
Preferred
,
4-23
7- .1
.
$1
Wares, Ltd., 7',«
Participating '
1-—
5-15
4- 1
...
$ 1 Vst
•
_
(quar.)
;
$ 1V2
(quar.
Inc.
5-29
.
50c
When
Payable
(quar.) 4aAA__«
(quar.)
Roebuck
Sears
.
4-12
4-15
•
,30C,_, f; 4-15
(quar.)
preferred
Brewing
General
4-30
J.
————_
-
Per
thare
■
Company
common
preferred
Scranton
5-29
10c >; V
Acceptance Corp.-,
partic.
5c
.*•
y;
w
5-29
-
preferred
$4.50
Monday, May 3, 1943
■
Name of
.
Paper Co.,
$4
-v-
5-14
6.-19
A,.,
Scott
,5-14
6-19
—
convertible
$4
of Rec.
5-15
common——„-j__
;
.
General Outdoor
Holders
4-30
5'v
(s-a)A
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.) ~y.—
Steel Corp.. preferred (interim) _A_
Gas. 7'ft pfd. (quar.)
Laboratories. Inc. (irregular)
Mills,
A 25c
27c
Algoma
Allied
When
Payable
..
_AiA-
Allentown-Bethlehem
Allied
Inc.,
series:preference
General
The dividends announced this week are:
$2 5c
—
-
1
$25o
Dairies,
Co.'
Gabriel
week when
thare
iquar.i
6-
vA'j.,' •■■v.
,'■!
Vr
3-15
.6 - -1
,
$IA.
Canada, class A
7convertible
Name of Company
(quar.)
(quar.)
t
of Rec,
6-15
$25c
(quar.)
Foremost
declared.
Acme
of
preferred
A
6';.
preferred
(quar.)—
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)—.—
which have not yet been paid.
Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and
Power, 7'I
thare h Payable
(initial)———
Ltd.
7preferred
in
second table
a
Name of Company
Aircraft,
Fleet
A a
5-15
1
1
6.
1
4-30
6-
1
5-15
,
5-11
5-
6-
4-30
,
,
3
Paper Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)__:
A }'25c
1
'
•
Volume
"■"•-v.
"."'iName of Company
Barnsdall ;;OiL
Co.
Bohack
(H.
Boston
iquar.)
Bank (Bklyn.i
5-
$5
5-
5-15
4-24
Iquar.)
C.),
•
$1
5-15
4-30
iquar,)__j__-_-_>68%c
$23/.f preferred
5-15
5-
preferred
(quar.)
•
&
t75c'
6-1S
(Vancouyerjr (.UlteriiHtX .'--itSOc'
DistiUer?
5-.2Q
&
(interim!
Power
-v
\
1
.-.Extra:
;
Broulan
^„-\i_i
Porcupine Mines,-,Ltd.
Buchanan Realty Corp;
Buck Creek Oil
Co.
Brothers,
Eunte
5'/"
preferred
5.convertible preferred
;
(Stock dividend
mon
;•
<
and
on
of
Hat
stock for
;
each
share
-
/
A
•
_
-
_
heldi
shares
■
preferred
2nd
-
Jackson
Byron
Red.
for
California
5 %.
(quar.)™L:__-
Bakeries,' 5'/«
partic. pfd.
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.—
$l.l/a
/First National.Bank
Fort; Pitt
5-15y;
4-30
4;
.4
Fuller Brush Co,
37Vac/
f
■
37V2c
t$lV4
4-30
4-30
6-
/
Gosnold
4 ;
4-30'
6- 1
4-15
5-15
4-30
5-10
4-304
50c
475c
5-31
5-15
5-15
iquar/}12V2c
(quar.)L-.,_.__---li.l^__—
$1.25
5- 4
4-20
5-4
4.4-20
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
(interim)--,/
Mines
',.
?2c
-i'-4c
<quai\)._5i:_v.L'_V-'--' ;/:/ t25c
Co™_y:_.^---_™™-™/'
Co.'s.
Ltd.
& Co.
•
(quar.Jri-i.pi—"
Caterpillar Tractor Co. (quar.)™/™™™
Cedar Rapids Mfg. & Power (quar.
25c
,
,
:
;
-
5'r
Corp.,
common
preferred
Central
South
&
Utilities
West
Co.—
•'Power
prior lien
preferred
(accum.)-™-
prior lien
preferred
(accum.).™--—-
$1.80
Centrifugal Pipe Corp.
<resumed
pfd. (quar.)______
v
\{'
,
.SIV2 convertible preferred .(quar.)
preferred
.,
Havana
5-29
6.
5-5
4-26
45-20
preferred
Hercules
;-
r
pfd,
6-15
Chesapeake Corp. of Vai'
^15c
5-15
5-
54
Hires
(Charles'E.i
7-15
6-164
Home
Oil
9-15
Cotton
Oil
Co.
(quar.)..l__
Quarterly
Chicago
Chile
Yellow Cab Co., Inc.
& Texas
5%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
5-
1
1
Iron
&
25c
•
—
Columbia Gas & Electric,-6'I
pfd. A (quar..).:, SIVa
(quar.4i-_r_:;iuJ(2—-$1'4
«quar.) _l._I-^'j;'$1','4,
5'>' cum;- preference
-
Cum.
preferred
6-
1
6-15
>-:V}w?X
Corp.—
6%
-
-
Co,
9-21
1-3-44
12-24
$1.62 >/2
50c
5-15
5-
5
50c
5-15
5-
5
7-
1
6-15
?.3C
5-20
4-20
$1 Va
5-15
5-
5
8-14
8-
5
11-15
11-
5
$3
$ll/a
SIVa
(quar.)_____^._____
25C
SI Va
6-
1
5-15
87''aC
5-
5
4-27
75c
6-
2
5-15
25c
6-
1
5*17
433vC
6-
1
433/4c
9-
1
433/4C
12-
1
t55 Vac
(quar,)
6-
1
_
"
(quar.i
(initial—s-a)~_
4-20
37 ',/c
5-15
4-30:
7-
6-15
62«,ac
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
6-
5
6-
1
Calif.—
of
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5-15
6-
—_
5-14
1
/
Stores, common
preferred
(quar.
7/4
5-15
5-
5
Merchants- National
90c
5-15
5-
5
5-15
4-30
6-
5-
-+10c
1
6-
25c
1
6-
$1.50
1
//.
50c
-
4
C-15
4
5-15
Midwest Oil,
5-
75c
5-15
5-15
1
40c
6-
5-
1
50C
(quar.)
G-
7-.1
$2
7-
1
611
7-
1
6-11
5-15
Minneapolis Brewing-Co. (irregular)____.
Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co.—
10c
5-10
4-30
$1.(32 Va
5-15
5-
5
$1.75
5-15
5-
1
4
.
$6.50
convertible
5-28
5-18
6-25
6-15
15c
7-30
7-20
preferred
Consolidated
(quar.)
Chemical Co,
Monsanto
$4.50 preferred B
$4
•
(accum.)___
Water
preferred
C
:
pfd.
$4.50
A
5-15
Montreal Cottons,
5-10
7/4 preferred (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service, Inc.—
$3 partic. preferred (quar.)__„/.4________
"Moore (Wm. R,i Dry Goods, (quar.
6-
1
5-14
1
5-14
5-
5
4-20
6-
1
5-17
(quar.)_™4____
common
Quarterly
SIVi
1
5-10
1
5-10
S2
6-15
6-
666-
1
5-10
6-15
5-31
•
i6-15
5-31
•
"•
(s-a)
6-15
45c
t$1
:
l$l34
; '•>>"•;/ ■; •/';
Quarterly
'•4-20
7>
■
5-15
5-
1
7-
1
7-
1
SI Va
10-
1
10-
1
Quarterly _/_™___™____v_.,-.'.
$1 Va
1-3-44
*
1-3-44
'
$2
--
-
Morris
(quar.i._
68.%C
6-30
6-21
5-15
5-
5
Mt.
75c
5-15
5-
5
Plan
Motor
25c
„
6-30
$l3/4
(quar.)._
preferred 4quar.V_/4.4../
,
75c
$l'/i
Quarterly
Co.; common (quar.)
preferred .tquar.).4__4J;_u__
Huttig Sash & Door,*47/i'preferred
4-20
'
$2.25
_
7-
834c
!
2
$2.25
(s-a)
(s-a)__
$50c
/
5-15a
Co.-—
preferred
1
pfd.
«
(i-
Monmouth
15c
*
6-11
6-12
4
15c
'
5
50c
(quar.)
(reduced).
common
J15c
Peanut
1
6-15
$7
1
6-20
5-
6-12
50c
4-24
6-1
R
5-15
10c
(irregular)
common
7-
25c
v'-..-:.;4c
5-10
30c
$3
(s-a)__
(s-a)_i:____._
G-15
4-24
$1
813.-,c
44
1
1
37 VaC
4-21
4
•
4-30
'44
8 "o preferred (s-a)
/.
Miller & Hart, $1 prior preferred™™,™
4-23
5-15
(monthly)...
9-
6-
5-15
.;.
(quar.)
$2 non-cum. preferred
i2c
._
5
6-15
8/4 preferred
6
Sl'i
(quar.i____
(Chicago)
Products
Midland Steel Products,
5-11
7-
Bank
Food
Mid-Continent Petroleum
5-18
7-20
$1.50
7
5-28
6-15
20c
Mickelberry's
9-
$1
(irregular)_™
Messenger. Corp.
25c
•-
30c
$P/4
Mercantile
1
Tomt
1
15c
25C
Corp.
1'
7
1
1
5-10
1
5-
convertible
5-
$4c
0-
5-
$3
5-15
9-
•
Hu.ssmann-Ligonier Co, 5V24
6-10
5
5-
Huston
6-10
9-
$1%
(quar.i
1
6-5
:'■-/;;/
*
preferred
7-
30C
5-28
.
#
■
25c
5-15-/4
$1
Products
Oil
9-
1
8-26
12-
1
11-25
50c
5-26
:
,
5-15
5-
6-
3
5-15
15c
6-15
5-20
25c
G-15
50c
6-
1
SI Va
6-
1
$1 v2
Corp
6-28
6-17
5
Mining & Development Co.—i
Fuel
'
lc
:
Supply
(irregular)
Corp.
(reduced
s-a 1
____
Muskegon Motor Specialties,$2 class A iquar.)
Muskogee Co,-6/4 . preferred tquar.)
4-22%:
1
$1
(quar.)
6-
$1
Mountain Producers
12-20:
Society
.
Diablo
Mountain
,
9^20
12-30
$l3/4 ;
Industrial
Quarterly
6-21
9-30
$1%
preferred '"(quar";)
Illinois-Zinc .Co/ (irregular)
4-20,4 •,' 4 7 f'i>-
5-15
5-15
5-15
-
•
Mutual
7-
8
/ 4-16
Consolidated
Chemical
Industries—
?-
-•.'
^
.
Jantzen Knitting Mills,
C
partic. preferred class A (quar;),-44
37(2c
5- 3
preferred class B (quar.)
3Vfec5- 3
Consolidated Cigar .Corp.—
•«
.•» \ ,\t
* • I
♦
'V: "7/-r preferred .(quar.)
r4 p. $1.75
6-1
$1.50
.
•'4-
Consolidated
Corp.^'iqhar.)^^^----™'";:' 12Vic
■4-
''Paper .'Co.f-(quart)'_-".ri*_i*2'2LLV" ' 25c
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.. common
l12V2C
~6- T
5-15
'Consolidated
,
•
(quar.(.~--_V„r__LJ-"_'l-.__
preferred
.8',
..
8 '>
preferred
Consolidated
$2
"*•' $2
(quar.)
Aircraft
Vultee
,7--l,
10- 1
r
Corp.—
6- 1
5-31
5-20
25c
Corp. of;America,u'_,
1- 1
7- 1,
6- 1
6- 1
,
6- 1
5-15
(quar.l_
(quar.)____:
$1 Va
9-28
(' 9-16
6%
4-30
6-
5-5
preferred
(quar.)________v——
$1 Va
12-28
12-16
National
5-10
9-
8-10 4
12-
Acme
National
6-,
Auto
11-10/
.
.6/4:
:
-6"o
class
Curtis
A
prior preference
Common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
1%
,•
preferred
(quar.)
.
JMfg.';
—-1.-4
$2
Dominion
-4
44-,—4.'.'_I------ 4-i.244"
Fields
(monthly)4_-_
Engineering
Works,
6-21
•>-"
5-J5
$ 1 '4
,
•
•
Dominion-Scottish
.54
Investments,
Ltd.—
v
:
Dow
54
Chemical
8'c
common
Corporation,
preferred
Eastern
Shore
common
(irreg.)— 4.,—
(quar.)
.—
Service Co.—
.
'
preferred (quar,)-44-4.-—_4_r—_4_4—$1.50
'»
*$6Vi preferred "(quar;t—.4—44-4-444-444. ,$l,62J/2 Eastern Steel Products, Ltd. (quar.)
4—-- 4 , $25c
El Dorado Oil V/orks_4 41—44— —4,41-_
25c
Emnlpyers,Casualty. Co4.<Dallas) (quar.)44-4
30c
Quarterly
—
30c
$6
—
5-20
:
,
,
Class B
4-30
Noranda
5-11
Northwest
7-1
6-17
Norwalk Tire
8-
7-19
2
v
"*
Nu-Enamel
5-
5..
Ogilvie
11-5
6-15
69-
4
6-
1
$5c
6-
1
i$1.50
4-30
6-11
6Vi,%
common
Little. Miami
Special
4-30
5-
1
5-15
5-
I
7-15
6-
3
7/4
5-10
6-1
.6- 1
6- 1
'. 5-14
6-
3
r
9-11
9-
3
12-11
12-
3
,
Pacific
5-31
5-21
'
Pacific
8/4
Owens-Illinois
5-15
5-
1
8-16
8-
2
11-15
11-
1
5-19
25 c
6-10
/
4-30
5-25
/$1
(quar.)
™/
6-15
5-14
5-25
5-10
7-
6-15
87 VaC
7 V2C
30c
(quar.l__.v_/-___
$25c
iquar.)
1
6-30
6-15
5-15
7-
5-
5
5-28
1
&
Glass
Pacific
5-14
Pacific Power & Light
$1
10-
1
9-14
5-15
5-
6-15
Corp,___.25c
6-
1
6-
1
common
5-
1
5-
1
•:25c
5-15
4-15
f$l34
5-15
4-15
50C
5-15
(quar.)____
:*<r.
37 V2c
(quar.i
5-
4-29
5 :/•
5-15
4-15
4-30
343/eC
Corp.
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-20
$1.75
5-
3
4-24
$1.50
5-
3
4-24
75c
(quar.)
Co, 7/4
5-15
31 V4C
pfd.
(quar.i.
(quar.)™
—
4-19..:.;/
40c
5-31
7/4 preferred series A (s-a)_________—
5-28
3
4-26
5-15
iquar.
preferred
4-30
J$3
(quar.)
Lighting
Pacolet
4-15
45c
preferred
1
75c
(s-a)
5c
preferred
6-
t21.'a%
(s-al__„.-__
common
Co.__..™__,._™..^
7-14
25c
$$134
Eleetric,'.6/4..pfd.
1
.$6
'
Aviation
Gas
2
$3 Va
6-30
6-19
7Z4' preferred series B
$3 Va
6-30
6-19
67c
5-10
5-
25c
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-
1
5-15
Mfg.,.
(quar.)
common
5-24
"
>
5-14
5-
4
Paramount
40c
6-1
5-
1
Parker
75c
*
6-
5-11
'_
.Extra
Co,
(s-a)
6/4
Pictures,
Pen
iquar.)_
-
♦-
•
__v
;
'
6-
1
5-11,
Peerless Woolen Mills,
6V2/4; pfd.
8-
1
7-26
Peninsular
common
11-
1
10-25
Common
50c
5-
6-15
$1.40
(quar.),
cumulative class A
6-21
-
6-
5
$1.40
cumulative
5-29
5-14
$1.40
cumulative
6-10
5-25
$1.40
cumulative
9-10
8-25
50c
12-10
11-24
$1.10
6-10
5-25
/
Penmans
9-10
8-25
11-24
<quar.)__._
25c
6-1
5-1
25c
25c
6-
1
4-30
6-
1
4-30
Pierce
12'/2c
6-
1
4-30
Pinchin
5-31
5-21
$1
6-30
6-20
preferred., (quar.)/.-..™
$2
(initial)——_____—20c
7-
1
6-22
5-31
5-15
Powell
1
5-17
Pressed
'
1st preferred (quar.>__._
$1.50
6-
6-15
1
9-15
Ltd,
class
12-15
50c
class
A
class
A
(quar.
8-15
8-
5
35c
•
5-15
35c
(quar.)_____™
1-1-44
35c
<quar.)____;
A .(quar.)—
11-15
11-
5
35c
5-
5
2-15-44
2-5-44
_________
5-15
4-15'
$1.27 V3
6-
1
5-
20c
6-
1
5-11
$1V3
(quar.)
common
preferred Class A .(quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common.-.™.
12-10
_'.
1
10-
5.10/4
$1.10
Lone Star. Gas Co.
5-15
7-
50c
$1.62 V2
6-
1
5-11
H5c
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—.
$1.10
$1
1
50c
(s-a)„___•
:Coi)imoi)
6;.'
50c
50c
Co,-special gtd. (quar.)
guaranteed (quar. )4_____
6-
(quar.)^™
(quar.);
7-1
50c
9
™^.__—
Telephone,
6-1
$1%
—
'.
30c
rQuar,).
(reduced)
pfd.
1st
common
30c
75c
(Ind.l
1
RR.
Lord & Taylor, 6%
5-14
50c
(accum.)
7-
15c
_■
AA
8-
.(quar.)
.Common .(monthly)*.-
5-12
1
$1
7/4. pfd.
Quebec Ry,
$1
Extra on class/A-and-class p
—™
Lock Jqint Pipe, common-(monthly)________
5-10
&
37V2c
tquar.).
Groceterias.-Inc.:
1
1
6-
50c
preferred (quar.)-_--™______™
50c
Loblaw Groceterias Co.; Ltd, class A (quar.)
Class B Jquaiv)_*_j__:..';.
.
class
___:
Loblaw
6-15
'
5-
25c
Co.
5/4
Special, guaranteed *!quar.)
Original capital*: tquar.)___
Original capital- (quar.).__
Original.--capital * (quar.)__'
5-24
4
7-31
•
6-
50c
(quar.)™
;_
common
5Va/4
prefetred.,(quar.);i-/™;_i;_:
Corp.
6-
:
50c
(quar.)
Ontario Steel Products,
$50c
$2c
7-23
10-20
'
$1V4
tquar.)
class A
5/4/ perpetual debenture
$50c
....
pfd. A
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
5-12
2
5-15
(quar.j
Insurance
Flour'Mills,
Ontario
4-30
.■
6-10
8-
10-30
8-16
(quar.)___..™
7/4 preferred 1 quar.i
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.—
4
12-
/
5
9-15
12-15
.'
2c
"
$10c
™
2c
"
:
$2
& Rubber,
Corp.
Occidental
6
•
20c
V
Bancorporation
4-30,
tquar,)
4-30
$1V4
A. (quar.)
pfd.
Insurance
Mines, Ltd.
8-
$13/4
'(quar.)^0/___.
Link:Belt:Co.
*
River
5-15
11-15
$50c
6-11
5-11
(quar.)_.
1
4 Lincoln .Nat'l Life Insurance
4-30
North
8-16
$l3/4
.
7-15
5-29
5-15
Railway Co.—
1
,4-19
1
5-15
25c
$1%
.//'. 'Quarterly / .™__4__/:'_-™..
4-30
Western
1
V
30c
:
preferred
5-25
25c
•
5-14
25c
_______™_;™__
7-
"~:5-12
.
&
adi-.
5-10
$l3-4
4
11-10
1
5/4-preferred (s-a)_
Corp,
6-
Lionel
5-10
8- 2
;$4
6-
$1V2
1
6-
6-15
(quar)
(quar.)™
50c
(irregular)
common
Products
Norfolk
8-10
12-
$1 3'4
5/4
;;:20c
4-16
30c
7-31
$2 4,7- 1
.
15c
A
Class A
5-10
1
15c
(quar.)
com.
Co.____________________
Co,
Hundred
Class
4-30
Brake
62V2c
-8-12
6- 1;
6-19
5-15
75c
4-20
*
Life/ SayeVs/ Cprp!4(q\iar.)4_4'___.__.
Liggett;& .Myers Tobacco,'common (quar.)__
•
$1-25
—-----——
Public
■
r+$l
$10c
(quar.)—:.
preferred* tquqr.)
Duplan
-
Co.,
••
1
5-20
Air
(J. J.)
5-12
1
9-
hii.
8%
Co,
tquar.).—
5-15
•
preferred (accumulated____—-—4r,.
Stores,,Ltd. (interim)4—
Dominion
5-
York
:
25C
(quar.
7/4: preferred
Meter
25o.
iquar.)
Lion,-''Match> Co,/viv™™____
1
1
6-21
"
j
■'
.»
,
Nineteen
1
4-
15c
.
$1.75
tquar.),_______
4-30
25c
$$2
,
Liberty 'Aircraft
Newberry
5-
Libby McNeill- & rtibbyr-l'iv.
Llbby-Owens.-Fbrd -Glass,.
5
New
5-10
1
preferred ■) (quar.iz^iii
Mines,'Ltd.
5-10
1
5-20
8c
preferred ; (quar.)..4
Leitch Gold
•'
:
4; 5-15
1
62 3/ac
;
Ltd.
6-10
7-
62VaC
Ltd.vtrcsum.)
Candy Shops,
$2:50",preferred
4 %,
/•
4 5-20
5-15
5-12
'
'
Co:,
i'.'r-
5
4-10
Secord
&
preferred
5-25
6-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lead,
Neptune
4
,_
Monotype/Ma chine Co.
National
6-
25c
Lehigh Portland Cement,"
'« 8- 5
25c
'
37 xkc ;; •" 6- 1
4 75c,
9-.1
-.
6-15
7-
Extra •
t-t.'lr._'_*_4l./
Langleys,Ltd, 7l'p conv. preferred (accum.).
12-23'
6- 1
6- 1
,$ll/4
.
1
5-
.
Laura
10-1 4
.5-
1
pfd.
(quar.)___i_
National Casket Co, common (irregular) _4_
National Cylinder Gas (quar.i
National Electric Welding Machine (qua;/;_
Quarterly
'
6-
.
87Vi»c
J2o-
.
Leath
7- '1
8-16
-
.
-5-
conv.
.-
Preferred
/:
1
25c
2nd' preferred. (quar.'V-;-_,.-__.___.._™
Machine,* cqramon (quar.)
Lanston
11-15
5-
-
7-
.
-;■•
,
.
T"1* 7%
convertible; preferred. (accum.)__,____
.:/■./■ 7%, convertible',preferred, (accum.)___
4-30
-
50c
Cq.,.;'Comm6n4ii.I44_'^44u444^4;^'44 25c
Oil
^
8-16
* 5-15
50c
.
Dominguez
6-41
6-
50c
6/4
Bearing Metals Corp,
National Biscuit Co, common
9-15 ;
1
.6/4/convertible
6
5-15
5rl5
$1.90
preferred (quar.VC™:
preferred * (quar.)
7%/ preferred v(quar.)4-l___'_________l____ '
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd._4__™_u_^„™/._
5-10
5-15
v
"• 30c
7 '.o
7 %
4 '"
1
;
■,
(quar.)
Sl>/2
common——/™
r & Co,
$1%
.7%
7-22
••
(quar.K_44_l44-4__I___4___ ;t:
Devoe & Raynolds Co., 5''Jr. pfd. (quar. 1444—
Class A end class B iquar.r_'_-^__—4-J--__
Diamond' Match Co.; common (quar.)4-^444' 4
6'i
participating preferred is-a.t
''
Dieni & Wing Paper Co.,' 5'4 pfd. v(quar.i'4_4"
>C!ass-A
5
6-
Co.4':cqnamon^l^±4j4r4 25c 4"' 4-26
5-
Co.Fibres
convertible :preferred
National Paper & Type,
4/
..
4; Common/(.quar,)
Common, .(quar:)
6-16
7—1
5--25
6-15
75c.
___.__
Grocery/&;Baking, common (quar.).'.
Tst/preierred qtiuarJ,/4___„44-^-.™_:
Land is
4
5-15
6- I
9-1
12- 1
$134
preferred
'
V
4
——
preferred (quar.)4--4-_,_4_4--4-.44-__
Detroit Michigan Stove, 5% pfd. ((|uar.)4l—
Dixie-Vortex
5
-v.- $1'V'4 - 10- 1
___4.__-.w__4_'4-L-—-■ $134 4, 12-23
6 s :
5%
'
5-
5-
6%
.
*4-30
4
10-
,4.. 25c,
Kroger
•
5-17
5-31.
^
.
75c
75c :
(quar.)
(quar.)—4—c4^l_,.4,
&
Uquar.)
■
Kresge Department Stores, Inc. .(initial)./™
;
v
4-15
7-1
S3
(s-a)-----—
.
:
i
5-19
:f-
Derby .Oil & Refining. Corp.—
4
$4 convertible preferred (dccum.i-4-44—_
Detroit",Ga,sket
6-15
6-15
75c
preferred
Tree'ker-^Corp.
5preferred .(quar. t _.4JI_
Knickerbocker- Fund 'V'quar.)_
Knudsen Creamery/ 60c preferred
j
(quar.)
77f>
4
■
s
5-19
V
>
1
5-15
$2.95
v
_
•
6-15
V
6-
•5-15
____.
National
Allegan & Grand Rapids RR. Co.-f-
(Julius)/ & Co:'_'/.44j.^_.4_: 1
Klein/iEmil D.
■4 5- 5
*
4-23
5-25
$1.50
Kentucky .Utilities, p^.i'-'TVc/jr. pfd. (quar.)_
Kirkland Lake^Gold. Mining (s-a);-—^^..—
-
4-30
8-16
(Mo,), (irregular)' V 50c
Dejay Stores, inc. (irregular)25c
.
5
V 5-20 4
6-30
Mfg.
Dentist's Supply, common
Common (quar.)
5-
•
3
5-15
(quar. 1$l'a
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—
,i-
;
v
5c
4: Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp—•*.
44 47% convertible^preferred 1 quar.)—--4,4.
Kendall Co, $6 partic. pfd. (quar.)—'.4—
9-18 ;
5-
'
$ 1V4
v
(quar.i.
6-19
„
5-15
(s-a) ___—10c
preferred
4Vi4
Press,
6'//preferred
Sc mi -an pua l r- cl-.-l.Zi. i'_-_ 1™/^.
Kearney &
5-15
_
Clinton RR.
Culver & Port
Cunco
■
.
'.5-21:
.
5-15
,
Telephone Co., 6 Vx '/ -pfd. (quar.)
$1.62 V'a
7'e
preferred (quar.)$1.75
pook Paintc& Varnish Co.. common (quar,)20c
$4 preferred (quar.)
^ $1
Corrugated.Paper Box, 7'i pfd. (accum.)4,_
$$8.75
Cosmos Imperial Mills. .Ltd.
(quar.I< *t 430c
Coty, Inc. (irregular)>
15c
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.)---i,,
t50c
Crown Drug Co., 7'/ preferred (quar.) 11.—
,,
4334C
prum & Forster, 8%) preferred (quar.)
$2
:
Kalamazoo
Kayscr
4-15
;
Continental
,
5'r- preferred (quar.)
Battery Co, Inq/'.(quar.)
„4.„„._
W.
.Participating
-
; vCommon (initial)
1
"•
50c
$1.25 convertible preferred- (quar. 1 (initial)
31V4c
Consumers Glass Co.-;.Lid.: (initiali--^__--L *""
50c
Container
K.
Kable Bros,
54
5-15
V
5-15
Oil
'
5
'
$1.50 partic.
of America—
preferred
preferred
6/4
'
*
Chemical Co.
6/4
6-
.
.
1
(quar.)
1
,
10-
(quar.)
-
/
6-19
$1.62 V2
preferred
1
5-15
preferred
4-16
1
$1%
Inc.
4-30
7-
;
Acceptance
preferred
'
•"
5-15
6%
.
■
5-15
(quar.)
Kaiser
preferred
Hummel-Ross Fibres 6^
*
25c
5%■ preferred
Co.
Ltd
11-20;
5-20
-
:
—
1
$1 3'4
Stores™:
Meier & Frank Co;,
Mercantile
12-
8-20-
4-10
(quar.)
pfd.
<
5%
4
4-264
5-15
-:.C
;
5-15
1
11-20
5-15
r 3. 44 "
/
; -20c
5- 1 ;
S2.75 convertible preferred
Imperial Chemical Industries,* Ltd.-*—
(quar.)
V: 68:,4C
5-15
" / '
/./
Concord Gas <N. H.), 7'i« preferred (accum.) "
/Ordinary shares,ifinali...
5/»/
' 75c '' 5-15
j 4-30
Confederation Life Association (Ontario)— -j***V-r->;
Institutional Securities. Lid.-e ;4-:-/::v4:'•
"V Aviation
6-25
group shares...',: „4..__„
50c
Quarterly
4$1 *'» "
6-30
'"(•
9-25'
International Harvester, 7/4 pfd. (quar,i __._"
'
ISlVa • X 9-30
Quarterly
$134
Iron Fireman. Mfg.,'common
12-244
Quarterly
t$ll-»
12-31
(quar.)_-._v
30c
45- 5 :>
Connecticut Light & Power, $2.20 pfd. (quar.)
v4; Common:4(quar.).il__;_4///_____„_L_L^__
" .430c
;
55c
,'6- 1
*
5" 5
82.40- preferred (quarjr_^l^r,-*i.'2~_-l;'i'_'---'
'//-••/ Common / (quar.):..'444i4'4i:/4_,
60c
6- 1
'____i4^44/i4; 30c
Island Mountain/Mines,- Ltd.; (interim).-—_
i 5-15
Connecticut Rivet Power-pfd. ifquar^$114- $5c.
6-^1";
Columbia'Pictures
5-12.
6-
5-15
1
$1,62 Ja
McMarmac Red Lake Gold Mines (initial)..
Meadville Telephone, common (quar.)
5-15
12-
25c
7/;. preferred (quar.)__
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines -(quar.)
,
f
40c
5-12
.5-15^
••
4/5-25
1
50c
5-15
5-15
5-15
-
6-15
/ 9-15
4 6-21
'-. 5-
8-20
$1V4
McClatchy Newspapers, 7preferred (quae.)
7% preferred (quar.)__™
$1.50
4-14
5-28
series
5'v>
1
McEwen
1
preferred4__________
common
preferred
Horn, (A, C.) Co, 6/4 partic. pfd. tquar.)--74
non-cam,, partic.
preferred iquar.)4_
Hotel Barbizon, Inc.y'<quar.)/
.
8-10 4
5-15
•
'
1
7-
62'/2c
pfd^ tquar.)
(s-a
May
.
9-
6-
4
'
Colorado Fuel
6-25
6-23
1
(quar;)
Department-.
(quar.)____*__„___4^4___-
Horrnel
5-10
t25c
12laC •'
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, common (quar.)
-
6-30
May
1
(quar,)___
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
i
5-20
69-
25c
(quar,)__
(quar.)
5-20
25c
(interim)_/__
preferred
Shovel,
Corp,
4V2'4
-
.
6%
Ltd.
1
$l'/2?
Ltd. tquar. 1
/
Electrochemical - (quar.)_.^
:
(Geo. A.) & Co, common (quar.).„_
Hooker
-
11-15
6-
7-1
15c
Spencer Bartlett & Co.
Monthly
5-15
i:3c
—i.
6-25
Steam
0} Rev.
6-
$1%
Monthly '
7
6- 1
9- I
.
$ 1V*
$114
(s-ai
common
Hibbard
5-20
1
12-
$l'/4
i—-.
(interim)
Mines
'
6'/
—
Willans Gold
Cockshutt Plow
6-
.,
6-12
Ry.—?.
(quar.)_'
5rv>
_L__.
(quar,)_
6%
Pacific
-
4-30
5-25
—50c
Orleans
5-15
1
6-
__
9-20
10-15
(quar,)25c
Copper Co,
Cochenour
"
—25c
Cincinnati New
'
25c
4-20
1
5r'o
Honey Dew,
Chickasha
5-15
7-
40c
(quar.)
4 Hershey Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)
■'
$4- convertible preference (quar.)_____
Hej'den Chemical Corp,. 4V444-pfd. class A
6-)9
7-.1
6' preferred
Masonite
4-
preferred
preferred
>'4.
:
(accum.)-
Powder-Co.
$1('2
Champion Paper & Fibre, common_„w^_-,_r__
4-16
Lake-Mines,
6%
/
6-
•
•
25c
(quar.)-
(quar.)___::
Engineering Co.
Chamoersburg
Marion
5-15
4
$l3i
—...
(quar.)
Hedley Mascot-Gold Mines (quar.)
,<
.
37'/2c
37 Vac
(irregular)50c
(quar.)_—.
1
4-30
Electric &• Utilities—
1st
(I.p&Ccm
5-
50c
.
S'/o
-
Magnin
5-15
1
cqmmon^^..^
64
preferred Oqu^r.'j
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.
.-444__i_
4
Red
5-20
1
4v
•
Madsen
1
7-
4 Hamilton >W«teh^CQ;f
4-30
5-29
.
preferred
25c
convertible preferred
SI'/a
5-10-
*
6-
10-
Corp.—
Knight Co./ 74-
6-30
9-30
5-10
6-30
•'
*.:
6-15
$134
common
Dredge & Dock Co.
Hallnor Mines.'.itd, -(quaivli.*
6- 1
$2
$1%
Century Ribbon Mills, 7%
Chain Store Products,
5-25
-.
37Vic
37Vic
5%-prior preferred (s-a) __.i
Smelting &
prior
6-21
6-21
$134
Sl'a
,
6-12
4.i-_^ 4
Great Lakes
.
$7
6-30
-
$1
Co,-Ltd. '(quar.)
Graton &
;
.
$6
6-12 4
/
(quar.)
(accum.
Mills.
6-11'
Holdert
$1V4
preferred, (quar.)
i6Va% preferred/(quar.)
/.Common (irregular)" _.4™'__™_™!
Lynch Corp, (irregular)
Lynchburg & Abingdon Tel. (s-a)
/9-11
Granby,,.Consolidated/ Mining
'
Celotex
4
__
<quar.)^..:i.__
Globe Democrat Publishing,* 7'/n
5-6
Gold
preferred
Lunkenheime* Co, 6Va Z4 preferred
6-30
20c
—
Corp,-common
General-SteeLCastings
.
$6
5-15
7-1
7-1
7-1
t
$1V4
/' GVa Vo
"
25c
(quar,)_
74-1 preferred
^2_j^^
Foods
'
10-1
$1.50
—
7preferred. (quar.)'u;..4-i__---:._
General
5-11
6-30
Malartic
M.)
•
.
4-30
5-15
6- 1
preferred
prior
J General Cigar Co.,
4-30
,
Bridge. Works__;-___„_^__
Gamewell. Co;
4-30 •;
5fl5
;
8W
.
->,5-15
5-15
4
'
$1
(quar.)
Fpster Wheeler.Corp., 6'i prior pfd.
4-16
"
5-15
9-15
12-15
16%:
City) -(quar.-)
(Jersey
.
,
6-15
i
9»30
$4
$2
■
N. J.Ms-a)
pfa.
4-24
y/,;v-/■//'///;'.//
"
6 4-
5-10
/
S3'/a
preferred ;7 quar.)™_,485c.
Canadian Foreign Investment 8'i pfd. (quar.)
I$.2
Canadian Insurance Shares, 'Ltd.™-/-™-/•/''
tS'l
Castle. (A.
4-24 >
.5-10
6*^30
First" National Bank (Chdcago)- (quar.)$2J/i
K-.Wf;- Extra
•_^^^__,w-4y.-4.'■'■*. 50c
U.
4-24 '•
5-10 i
$60
convertible
Canadian
4-24
9-16-
Co.—
Stores
td-$74preferred- (aeCum.)___-,_^__^_':Fidelity-Philadelphia-Trust -Co.- (quar.)—4.4 •
Fire Association 1 of' Philadelphia
(s-a)^__,_
5-10
37VaC
62Vac
•
<quar.)_
1,";
& -Curme. Shoe
4 -$3.50
.Firemen's Insurance Co, (Newark,
$2la
-
preferred (quar.)™™™_______-
'. "$3.40
5- "5
Firestone Tire^& Rubber Co,
California' .Water Service, fcfcpld. A.itquar.);
6',?'.. preferred B iquar,)!i:i_^^^;^it*:-'
Canadian
4 Feltman
■///:(/
■
^
common
:
/
(Holding)//Ltd. Am.'/Dep.
K
preferred ts-ai__;_™___!^. 2%% ,'
Packing,,
5
'V
(quar,)25c
Co.
SV-z'i
5-
1 *?'
•
5-15,
1
Payable
Cement—
5%
.
4
12-20
—
.
.
.(s-a
Cable & Wireless
.
6-
•
,// !,
.
I':'
4-30
•ri
5-
5-29
10-
- -
-
.Quarterly>
$2'/2
■Quarterly'
*-r*^ >■ $2-V4
4Federal-Bake- Shops > cbmmon (quar.
4^ l- 25c
5'i-'preferred '(s-a)
•>'
75c
: Federal
Machine "ft Weldew Co.--(-irreg.)'_,__
- 50c
Federal Screw Works (quar.25c
>
5-25
6-1-
*
1
class A com-
participating,
one
of Amer. class B
Corp.
20
;15c.
_.
>' Class A participating es-a).
Class A participating (accum.
?, /
..Participating preferred (s-a)-il--riC-u-^v...'
.
,.
tquar.)i__™_, 37VaC
common,
class
.,.
6-
.
1
6»
-
;
6- 5
tquav.)$lVi
Byrndum Corporation—V
r
6-15
15c
Farmers & Traders Life'Insri Syracuse,-N. Yd
4r204
5-. 3- 4 4-23
...
10c
11-20
4 ..$5 'preferred/ fqua'r.)
::4-30
.5-31
■;
.
$1.60
..
1
prefei-redelquar.- $D4
4
$l»/4
$5
•
-
.4-20".
.
5-20*
43c
...
iliquidatingj^.^„>X:.
(resumed)_™™_™,™,:.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. '(quar.h----,_j
Butler. Brothers,... common..;_____r
;
jioc
^
4-27
i
...
8-21
6-30
When
thare
Name of Company
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
5"c
participating preferred (quar.)__™Z
Participating ;
v 5'o
partioipating preferred (quar.)
~~
Participating
LUkens SteePCo. .(irregular)
Lumberman's-Insurance Co. (Phlla.) (s-aill
5-22.
1
12-
/
"...
,
Longhorn Portland
6-1
•
$1.25
*
*
.
5-14
9-
'
"-• $1.25
?
(quar:)
"
Brazilian-Traction .Light
Brewers
$1.25
Nickle 'Mines (interim$7V'aC
4 Falstaff Brewing Corp., common (quar.)_,_
15c
:'6 ';«■ preferred -(s-a)
3c
Faristeel Metallurgical,
pfd. -(quar.)
$1V*
4-30
5-20
•
iquar.l
$lYa
Per
0/ Rt<t.
6-1
Falconbridge
<
Holder1
Payable
thare
$5 »preferred
v!"
7
16c
7% 1st .preferred-<accum;)•_;'/.>•
Fund,. Inc.
Bourjois, Inc.,
40c
,
•
When
Per
v •
.
.
Equity Corp;/$3.'c6nv.,pfd, -(accum.*
Erie' Railroad' Co.^ $5 preferred -(quar.Kw—•
G-30
6-10
.* ; '
4
*)•'Name of Company
;;
1
6-30
iquar.)
4,
■■
5-14;
$1
-
-4.44;'.
$t Rec.
.V-vi'%;thart,^'. Payable
15c V 6- 8v
LiiZ-llHi
■
20c5-15
Mines.- Ltd,- '(Interim?'*■ 43c
Co., Inc.
&
Holder»
When
per
y-
.
National
River-
Berens
Best
•
••
'
'Go.
fielding*' Heminway
Bensonhurst
1615
"
•'
,
tHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
157
16Z4> preferred
(quar.)
1
Philadelphia Transportation—
*
Participating
Johnson
Ordinary
(irregular—
Co,
&
Co,
registered
Pittsburgh, Bessemer
10-22
10-
I
5-15
5-
1
5-24
4-16
Ltd.—
(final)
6'.;,
Lake Erie, RR. Co.—
Semi-annually
75c
Rouyn Gold Mines
Metals
50c
30c
preferred
Governor
of
(interim)
America—.;
10-
1
9-15
tt c
5-15
5r
25c
5-15
4-15
1
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1616
Per
Share
o/ Company
huffl«
!—
—
Proprietary Mines, Ltd
•
& Gamble
Proctor
Service
Public
Common
5%
$5
Co.
Co.
Service
25 c
(quar.)
50c
5-15
4-15
$1%
5-14
$2
6-15
5-14
$11/4
6-30
5-28
$1%
6-30
5-28
(quar.);-™™
preferred
prior preferred
$5
—
(accum.)
Radio
—
of
(quar.)™.
America—
$1.25
$2 !/2
Button
Co.—
pre.erred
6%
(quar.).
convertible
St. Louis Bridge,
G%
2nd
3%
2nd
preferred
35c
Dillon.Co.
Seaboard
1
7-
1
5-
3
•4-26*
37 y2c
.U5c i-
___
t$iy2
&
Co.
preferred
Silex Co.
Sioux
6-
IV
1
I'M
preferred
5-15
67'n
preferred
5-
5-30
5-24
non-cumulative,
Southern
Union
Gas
Southwestern Life
6-
SI
G-
1
5-15
$3
7-
1
1
5-25
7-
2
6-10
4-26
3-26
25c
5-10
4-30
$$2
6-15
5-15
25c
5-10
4-30
5-10
4-30
6-15
5c
G-25
37y2c
5-15
4-20
31'4
c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
J20C
(quar.)
5-12
V
5-28
5-15
8-14
10c
5-15
5-
1
5-20
10*15
10-
5
(quar.)
Spring Valley Co., Ltd. (liquidating)™—™
Standard Brands, $4.50 preferred (quar.).._
6-15
6-
1
6-
4-30
Inc.—.
preferred
50c
$1 Va
Corp.—
15c
7-15
7-13
4-30
1
6-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
5
Standard Wholesale Phosphate & Acid Works—
Quarterly
!_
57c
5%
of
Co.
7%
Canada,
preferred
Stein
(A.)
&
Co
Strawbridge
&
common
6-30
6-16
$iy4
9-30
9-16
$iy4
12-31
Z 12-17
5-
8
4-
7
$75c
5-
8
4-
7
preferred
7%
Bond
1st
Thompson
Company,
common
1st
Oil
&
6%
$5
United
of
Biscuit
RR.
of
7%
a
Less
the
source.
460
+
84
52
+
+
104
except
accounts,
_____
on
hand
16,763
_
4-28-1943
or
Decrease Since
4-21-1943
4-29-1942
and
20,258.915
British income
reserves
16,000
45.612
4 242
20.6G2.283
:
tax.
Other
7,229
38.856
condition statement of weekly
'
'
25.743
+
+■
•
14,610
banks in 101
Industrial
U.
S.
leading cities shows the following principal
discounted
25.743
14.610
advances
12.795
securities,
from
R.
Bank
F.
member banks.
.
'■
all
1,564 092
35.188
+
540.063
96,141
__
21
WOO
899
—
.
28,785,701
1,611
—
28,949'
+
..' + 4,460,722
66,193
'.,! •»v.-;- ■":/
-:V :
■
13,068.002
Member bank—reserve acct._
City, $43,000,000 in the Chicago District, and $213,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
United States Government bonds increased $84,000,000
at
+
12,148.981
,
98,096
V..V.+
,
■■'
+4,286,267
Deposits:
Holdings of Treasury
$100,000,000 in New
$142,000,000
4,018,361
5,495
+
: +
circulation.
York
and
3,990.811
+
38,970
R. notes in act.
Foreign
City
+
30,804
47
.
assets
Liabilities—
17,989
+
59.678
banks
assets
Total
2,233,784
+
.
6,385,441
premises
Other
997,375
+
!'V
6 346 903
banks—.
foreign
+
17.989
+
securities,
guaranteed,™
Uncollected items
TV P.
York
Govt,
notes of other
certificates of indebtedness increased
New
S.
291,675
•■+.
L
—
/•;
2 322.786
Total bills and securities
curities increased $597,000,000 in New York City and
$668,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $327,000,000 in
New York City, $66,000,000 in the Philadelphia District,
$60,000,000 in the San Francisco District, and $624,000,000
reporting member banks.
997.375
Bills
reporting member banks, and declined $13,000,009
New York City.
Loans to brokers and dealers in se¬
.v-
r
473,977
:.:+
984.175
and
2,798
:
2.042,567
Certificates
U.
.
V
Notes
012,000,000 in holdings of United States Government
obligations and $4,355,000,000 in United States Govern¬
ment deposits, and a decrease.of $2,682,000,000 in demand
deposits-adjusted.
V '
Vi 18.752
'
Bonds
changes for the week ended April 21: Increases of $1,-
direct
+
+
1,795
direct
guaranteed:
Totnl
•
:
bills
Govt,
and
'•'■"II, 'In %
+; >:'f9,187
435
discounted...
*
reporting member
160.228
—
.
Total
v.
30.411
+
.'
bills
229.495
—
4.529
357.756
"
by U. S. Gov't obli¬
gations. direct & guarant'd
Member Bank Condition Statement
in
4,219
1
110
Secured
Non¬
__
Total
Deferred
__
169,175
.!+
1,024
."+
499.269
+
14.001,781
deposits
availability items.—.
incl. accrd. divs..
513,404
—
28.798
910,841
—
__
■
442,690
Treasurer—gen. accts—
Other
reporting
__
314 306
17.912
28,381
—
209,567
160,217
5,533
—
8,355
+
1,036
1,294,510
Other Iiabs.,
38,780
+
1.314
+
4,424,415
346,401
■
deposits-adjusted declined in all districts, the
principal decreases being $1,596,000,000 in New York
City, $266,000,000 in the Chicago District, and $185,000,000 in the Boston District; the total decreases was $2,Demand
1
8-15
4-15
10c
6-
4-30
+
1
35c
6-15
6-
1
States
Government
"
Total liabilities ——'
Capital
28,372,648
66,618
—
.
'
Accounts—
deposits
,
147.0)4
paid in
Surplus
(Section
Capital
in¬
total
res.
trial
to
—
---'•
accts.
28,785.701
+
2.389
+
2,909
+
78,799
..■+
406
48
+
30.961
+
4,460.722
■
66,193
to deposit &
76.3%
F. R. note liabilities combined
Commitments
•
■
26,829
_
Total liabilities & cap.
Ratio of
District, and $249,000,000 in the Boston District; the total
increase was $4,355,000,000.
Deposits credited to domestic banks declined $178,-
19
+
160.411
.
13b)
Other capital accounts
(Section
Surplus
582,000,000 in New York City, $478,000,000 in the Chicago
5-11
90c
5-15
4-30
5-10
4-30
5-
4-20
20c
5c
i2y?c
5c
$114
8
5-15
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
make
advances
+
.1%
13,468
+
1,808
—,
14.3%
indus¬
!
—•—
+
1,795
11-15
2
8-
5-15
Arner,,
$1 Va
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
25c
5-10
4-10
25c
6-
1
5-14
siy4
6-
1
6-
;•
r
(monthly)
(monthly)
58 V3C
7-
1
1
5-15
53c
6-
1
5-15
53c
7-
1
6-15
50c
6-
1
5-15
50c
7-
1
6-15
$2.50
7-10
6-21
37c
5-15
4-15
50c
6-19
5-31*
50c
9-20
8-31*'
50c
12-20
676
prior preferred (monthly)
CM
prior preferred
;
(monthly)—...
class
A
Co.
(quar.)
.
(quar.)..
United States ?ipe & Foundry Co.—
,
(quar.)
preferred
common
50C
(quar.)
(resumedt_
1st preferred
New York
Free
——
.Australia,
Brazil,
April 24
$
pound
$
.297733*
.251876°
3.228000
.251876*
3.228000
April 28
April 27
April 26
$
$
.297733*
.297733*
%"
.251876*
.251876*
3.228000
3.228000
;V
$
.297733*
.251876*
3.228000
April 29
,
$
.297733*
.251876*
3.228000
cruzeiro—
Canada,
,060586*
—
.060586*
.060586*
.060586*
.060586*
.051275*
Official
.051275*
.051275*
.051275*
.051275*
.051275*
,909090
.909090
.909090
,909090
.909090
.909090
dollar—
Official-—
—.
.903750
.903482
.572800*
.572800*
.
.901696
.903125
.900625
.060586*
.902500
1
Colombia, peso
^
4.035000
.572800*
.572800*
.572800*
.572800*
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
England, pound sterling—™LIT——.
India
(British), rupee__—
4.035000
,301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
——1.
.205725
.205800
.205800
.205800
.205800
.205800
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
Mexico, peso——
Newfoundland, dollar—
Official
—
.909090
-
Quarterly
6 76
1930
.901250
Quarterly
Quarterly
U. S. Playing Card Co.
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In
Value in United States Money
.297733*
6-15
——_
—
United New Jersev RR. & Canal
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
TO APRIL 29, 1943, INCLUSIVE
23
April 23
Oificial
5-14
(quar.)..
BY
Country and Monetary Unit
Argentina, peso—
$iy4
...—
CERTIFIED
APRIL
5-10
58 %c
com.
RATES
5-10
5-15
EXCHANGE
4-22
$114
...
give below a
FOREIGN
7-24
5-22
50c
iquar.)—
We
11-10
$5
...
world.
9-10
20c
(irreg.)__
the Federal Reserve Bank is .now cer¬
rate for cable transfers in the different countries of therecord for the week just passed:
of the Tariff Act of 1930,
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying
5-10
8-14
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
5-22
5-15
25c
(s-a)!
pref.
1
25c
...
(quar.)
6-
5-28
(monthly)
non-cum.
2%.
at
5-15
(monthly)
8%
resident tax,
deductible
tax
9-
5-15
prior preferred
Co.,
■
-
'
all
369
.+
.+!
(In thousands of dollars)
Bills discounted:
dividends.
funds,
75c
.
Missouri—
of
prior preferred
Rubber
____
cash
Total
7
5-15
prior preferred
S.
15Vb;
.7;.
1
6.36rM
U.
Gov't
__
727
Increase
J
dividend.
this
for
accumulated
Canadian
in
tax,
closed
1
6,367b
U. S. Potash Co.,
of
account
not
tax.
6-
—
...
(quar.)
Corps, Ltd.,
books
income
6-
(quar.).—_r—_
prior preferred
United
4,355
9,303
5.177
+
1
+
districts, the principal increases being $2,-
/
United'Light & Railways Co,—
I'M
Jamaica
United
(quar.)
(Dallas)
(quar.)_____.
Co.
2,682*
+
6,016
14 figures revised.
certificates
Other
creased in all
—
California
preferred
4
682,000,000.
4
1.0c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
—
5,484
_______
.due from U. S. Treasury—.;
Redemption fund—F. R. "notes
4
5-
—.
preferred
Union
9-
12-
37 y2c
...
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
12-15
500,'*/;
50c
—
5-15
(irreg.)
(quar.)...
Insurance
Bennington
Electric
:•!
'.
t Payable
at
-
■
20c
.
Co.—
—
preferred
preferred
$4.50
S.
40
+
:
deposit accounts
;•<
Go'd
5
5-18
—_
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, 80c
Tyer Rubber, common...
Union
6-
6-15
50c
5-25
•
Quarterly
:
I___III~
"_IH
U.
18
•
—
•
'
II
IIIIIIIII"
:
and
25
•
683
490
1,254
—
"
30,322
banks
demand
.,—
1,834
—.
—
643
501
Assets—
25c
8
25c
Troy
15
8,642
2,658
7
'
5-20
5-15
(quar.)
(Nevada)
Trinity Universal
+
v
banks_IIIIIIIII~I
'
5-20
1
1
(irregular)
(s-a)
common
Extra
$6
&
R.I
Mining
Tonopah
Trane
1
50c
Co., $3.60 preferred
(John
V H6'
50c
.....
3 226
•
?
4-20
1
1
6-
;—_:!■
(accum.)
Coal
Thatcher Mfg.
.'.••*-■4-15
6-
6-
4-30
(increased)
—_
30
+'■ 4,487
Share—
preferred
Pacific
Texas
&
4-30
25c V
25c
+
+
Statement of Gobditfon:'of Ihe 12 Federal
7 7 I Reserve Banks Combined
5-
Teck.-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)—__
Telephone
4-30
1
Qo., Ltd.—
Corp.,
0-15
5-15
40c
.
(monthly)
™_1™„__.L
142
1,984
75
470
'
3
+
85
i—
10-15
$iy2
common..
preferred
1
5-15
receipts Itquar.)..
Transit
11-
u-1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., 4%
7-15
25C
___
Clothier—
Swift International
Jr.
4.744
87
—
■•+
7-15
25c
;-T——
(s-a 1
Swan-Finch Oil Sorp.,
Deposit
5
$75c
(quar.)_
_
—
Corp.
prior preferred A
Sullivan Machinery Co.
Syracuse
4-30
_
6 7r
CM
6-
5-15
$iy4
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner
6-15
.
preferred (quar.)
Steel
60C
31 V4c
preferred (quar,)__„
Stecher-Traung Lithograph,
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)..——
•',(
Y:
in
6-15
9-15
10c
Stanley Works.
1
1
domestic
week
•April
F.
$1 Va
Silica
8-
to
during
1
8-
;
■(':$iy2;'-y
__
6-
Due
//'V.. $1
Standard
(1897).,.
(quar.j
213*- +
+
~SS ~
with
interbank
4-30
•
at all
$ 114
(initial)-———
& Bros., $1.50 pfd.
pfd.
1
Debits
5-15
$114
pfd
preferred
conv.
6-17
6-17
5-15
vault
Domestic
4-20
< irreg.)
Investors,
Spalding (A. G.)
Co.
+
203
1,049
+
^ 182
14,182
BanksII_~~I
Reserve
Foreign banks
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $20,000,COO in the Chicago District and $4,000,000
35c
Spiegel. Inc., $4V2
Power, .6%.
(quar.)_
W.)
V 5,353
4-19
(quar.)
Sovereign
1
1
18%c
<quar.)___
3.670
Uj
Borrowings
7-
Y.-ny
—
30%
The
(quar.)
(Dallas)
Less
tOn
6-22
37'/2c
Insurance
(F.
(Wm.)
resident
6-22
7-
$22C
(quar.).
non-cum.
Electric
•Transfer
1
30c
—
SI.75
common
Co.
6-15
5
tlVac
pfd.
x
5-24
5-30
J4C
Ltd.
4-16
7-
7-
—J.
U. S. Government deposits-!
Interbank deposits:
4-30
•>$iy2
+
■
4,195
deposits-adjusted
deposits
Time
5-15
$lJ/2
(quar.i.n._
624*
_
5
5-5
,
Railway Co. 5 %
5%
3
5-
5-15
25c
(quar.).—;
Southern
5-
5-15
:v.
Power,
common
+
Demand
8-15
4-16
5-15
in
Liabilities—
5-14
5-16
$25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-15
-
50c
(quar.)
Canada
5-15
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)__—!_■
5 7c
Cash
8-31
of
with Federal
Balances
5-16
30c
—
4'^Q
4,773
III
~~~T- ~~
indebtedness—"""
^___
securities
Reserve
6-15
$1
Co.™._
28
1.27G
+
1
J 05
Obligations guaranteed by U. S. Government
Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institutions-
6-15
1
50c
$$1%
Southern
7-
20c
(quar.)
Water,
Mfg.
preferred
Extra
12-15
5-13
——
California
12-23
12-23
20c
.__™_
—
•
.
$1%
(quar.)
preferred
Wrigley
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Southern California Edison Co.
Southern
1
7-
$iy2
preferred (s-a)
Ltd.
Hosiery,
convertible
6%
5-10
siy2
(quar.)—
Mines,
Dental
bonds
5-15
1
6-15
(quar.)
common
+
1,159
loans
6-15
1
1
25c
(quar.)
Woolworth
Other
5-15
I
5-29
:
1,376
487
4-24
6-
V
23
828
•
U. S.
7-
.
133
+
12,734
carrying
I~_I
4-24
7-
V,
+
4-■22-42
+
—
5
1,482
II
banks—
5-14
$1.50
(quar.)
to
.
preferred (accum.)
Corp.
S.)
Wisconsin
5-15
25C
$2 preferred
$75
Loans
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
6-
01*
Real estate loans
9
5-10
$1%
.
purchasing
6-15
Sl'/a
....—
Co..
for
5-10
V $1%
(quar.)....—
,
5-10
■
(quar.)...
Sonotone
(S.
Ltd.
Common
5-15
6T
5-20
City Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.).
Elsco Gold
(quar.)'_.____
pfd.
; ■ Extra
1.4.
V/inters & Crampton Corp.—
5-15
15c
Ltd,
Simpson's, Ltd., 6y2"c
pfd.
$1%
i
Brake
Paper,
Winstead
5
1
1
Power Co. (quar.)__
(Canada)—("■
Mines,
5-
6-
25c
(quar.)
Premier
White
6-15
10-
loans
securities
7-io
5-10
50c
... ... _
6%
(quar.)
Air
preferred
V/ilsil,
5-20
5-15
6-
——_
convertible preferred
6-1
$$1.50
Oil
Sherwin-Williams
9-15
4-30
(irregular)
Shawinigan Water
776
9-10
5-14
$1.50
6G8
207
Other
6-10
$2%
common..........—
+
5,598
Open market paper
Loans to brokers and dealers in securities
7-20
,
•+
4
:
6-10
9-20
2 5c
+
850
agricuftural
7-17
Pulp & Paper Co.—
preferred
Whitaker
9-15
10C
Virginia
1
+ 1,877
10,414
;
2
10-20
$iy4
preferred (quar.)
6%
6-15
1
Mills,
Electric,
Westinghouse
6-15
10-
62y2C
common
6%
1
10-
$1%
(s-a).
Shamrock oil & Gas,
7-
$1%
(?o. (Del.) (quar.)..—
Seattle Gas, 85 1st preferred (accum.).
Silbak
4-26
$1%
(quar.)™
preferred
776
■i 4-26
5-15
31%
——
—
Seaboard Finance Corp.,
convertible
5-15
35c
(s-a)—-—
Board,
Penn
12-
4-:14-43
44,127
investments—total_.
loans-
Other
preferred (quar.)
West
West
(quar.)
participating preferred
Scotten
4-16
$3
Savage Arms Corp
7 76
7-15
4-26
Knitting
preferred (s-a)
Welch Grape Juice, 7%
4-21-43
6-21
8-
$1%
+
676
7-15
S3
preferred
Wall
2
2
(s-a)_——
3%
Schumacher
8-
1st preferred (s-a)____
6%
preferred
1st
Wayne
20c
.%
iquar;)
common
convertible preferred
5-15
8-16
8-
12-10
$iy4
11-15
15c
1
t$l
(quar.)
1
15C
,
__™——
preferred
preferred
1
1
9-
$ 1 Vs
9-
G-
9-10
and
Commercial, industrial, and
Gas Light—
12-
40C
1
15c
(quar.
•
Loans—total
6-
(Interim).—;
40c
Royal Bank of Canada (Montreal) (quar.)..
Rustless Iron & Steel. Corp,, com., (quar.)
S2V2
4-15
5-25
6-10
$1
(quar.)_
Ltd,,, common
Saco-Lowell Shops,
10-20
(D. C.)
preferred
Loans
6-10
$1
^i
v.;■;
preferred
convertible
$ll/2
Holland Paper Co.,
$4V2
1
Mines, Ltd.
dollars)
Increase (+) or
•'
6-21
$1-/4
i
of
Decrease (-—) Since
Assets-—
1
7-
$iy2
....
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5
12-24
(H.)
Washington
•
5-13
11-
—
40c
(initial)——™-
Co.
1
1-3-44
millions
9-21
$1V2
Washington Railway & Electric Co.—
5 76
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
1
25C
V
____
Radator
1
7-
1
$1.75
(quar.)__„—__1L_™_—____
Amulet
10-
(In
6-21
37V2C
<quar.)_;_
common....-..;
(quar.)...
Waite
9-27
1
$1.75
preferred
Walker
6-11
7-
Co.,
A summary of the principal assets and liabilities of
reporting member banks, and of debits to demand deposit
accounts, follows:
12-27
7-
■v.,
1...
...
preferred
$1
87!/2C
Detinning
1
10-
$1.75
776
.
preferred (quar.).
$5 cum. preferred, class B—
Rath Packing Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Reading Co. common (quar.)
Regent Knitting Mills—
$1.60 non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
$1.60 non-cum. preferred (quar.)—____
$1.60 non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Republic Investors, Fund, Inc.—
6% preferred class A (quar.)___
6 7o preferred class B (quar.)
Republic Natural Gas (s-aI
Reynolds (R. J.) TobaccoCommon
(quar. interim)...,
Class
B
(quar.
interim)
Rice-Stix Dry Goods, 7%
1st pfd. (quar.)__
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)™,™.
,+
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)
___
(quar.)...
pfd, (quar.)
(quar.)
2
1-1-44
62V2C
7 76
1
4-19
5-25
6-26
7-
50c
Common
5-29
J25c
1st
cum.
Rochester
6-15
i™--—
1
Works
preferred
Vulcan
5-28
5-
7-
5-12
62J/2C
;
7 76
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6 76 preferred
9-20
6-15
5-29
25c
preferred (quar.)..
Co.
Power
Richmond
10-15
$iy2
50c
6%
Corp.
$3.50
7 76
6-18
7-15
Iron
5-25
7-15
5-15
62 y2c
(quar.)
Milk Co., $4 preferred
Dorn
;
6-10
7
75c
Vapor Car Heating, 7%
—
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Quebec
$114
$ 114
(accum.)—
Inc.
Quaker Oats,
Van
Light—
prior
Pullman,
Van Camp
000,000 in New York City, $89,000,000 in the Boston Dis¬
trict, $43,000,000 in the Philadelphia District, and $460,000,000 at all reporting member banks,
0/ Rec.
$5
75c
prior pfd.
prior preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
5-14
40c
75c
Knitting Co., 5%
5%
5-14
Holders
Payable
:nVi
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6 76
J.—
6-15
;
participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)...
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Utlca
preferred
$5
7%
5-15
$1V4
share
Corp.—
preferred
6%
5-15
1
(quar.).™-
Puget Sound Power &
6%
1
6-
6-15
Public
$2
6-
$1.25
;
class A
6-15
8%
7%
$5
Sugar
Upper Michigan Power & Light, common
676
50c
7%
82
4-23*
States
6.4%
5
preferred (monthly)—
preferred (monthly)—;
preferred (quar.)—__
preferred (quar.)
—
—
Service Electric & Gas, $5 pfd. (quar.)
6%
$1
■
5
7<
5-15
50c
—
of N.
4-
6
7-15
United
Inc.—
Indiana,
Corp.
5-
Name of Company
of R*a
4-24
When
rer
Holder «
5-10
$ 1 Vs
(quar.)
iquar.)—:
of
preferred,
preferred
6%
preferred
(quar.)
cum.
Public
5%
Co.,
Prosperity
When
Payable
$2c
J5c
Ltd
Privateer Mines,
Monday, May 3, 1943
7-
1
11-30*
e-15
$1.50
__
6-15
6-
25C
6-28
$2
6-11
Union
of
Africa,
1
pound——
.900625
.899062
.898125
.899791
3.244203
pound—:
South
3.244203
3.244203
3.244203
3.244203
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
Uruguay, peso—
Controlled
6-14
6-25
New Zealand,
.900625
3.244203
Noncontrolled
♦Nominal rate.
———_____——:—
.658300*
,658300*
.658300*
.527125*
.527125*
.527100*
.658300*
.527100*
.658300*
.658300*
.527100*
.527100*
Volume
157
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
1617
JBBBk
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
WEEKLY
-
sales art disregarded in the day's range,
Cash and deferred delivery
NOTICE
New York Stock Exchange
«»
YEARLY
-
unless they are the only transactions of the day. No account Is taken of such sales in computing the
range
for the
year.
United States* Government Securities on the New York Stock Exchange
Below
furnish
we
Stock Exchange
Dally Becord of
a
113.7
Treasury
113.7
113.7
2%s,
113.7
113.7
\ Low
'
113.8
[Close
15
sales In $1,000 units
"
Total sales In $1,000 units
Apr. 28
Apr. 29
—
Apr. 30
Holiday
4
f High
\ Low
2y2s, 1962-67
(Close
Total
sales
In
$1,00 units
[High
High
3%s, 1946-56
Apr. 27
sales In $1,000 units.
105.5
1
[Close
Total
105.5
105.6
| Low
Apr. 26
Low
105.5
105.6
Apr. 24
High
1956-58
Close
*iYs>
105.6
(High
ds, 1944-54
Daily Becord of U. S. Bond Prices
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
Apr. 27
:f High
4y«s, 1947-52
coupon bonds on the New York
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point. (See note below).
Apr. 26
Apr, 24
U. 8. Bond Prices
Treasury
Total
Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home
during the current week.
2%s,
Low
1963-1968
Low
.
Close
Total
Total sales In $1,000 units
In $1,000
units
(High
2%s, 1967-72
Low
100.21
\
Low
100.21
[Close
(High
3%», 1943-47
sales
100.21
Close
Total sales In $1,000
v;
units
101.6
Close
Total
sales In
♦
$1,000 units
101.7
101.5
101.6
Low
1943-45
101.7
*1
IVg
High
2>4s, 1951-53
Close
<
[ High
?
2 Vta, 1952-55
Low
Via, 1944-46
j
Total
Total sales In $1,000 units—
sales
In $1,000
units
High
(High
Low
2Vis, 1954-56
Low
\
[Close
Close
Total sales in
Total
$1,000 units
sales In $1,000 units
; (High
(High
2s,
Low
3»/aS, 1949-52
1947
Low
(close
Close
Total sales
Total sales In $1,000 units
High
$1,000 units
110.3
2s, Dec. 1948-50
sales In $1,000 units.
High
(High
] Low
(Close
2s, June, 1949-51..
sales
in $1,000
—
units.
[High
2s,
Low
1945-47
Low
Close
Total
sales In $1,000 units
Low
Close
Total
2
sales In $1,000 units
(High
2 Vis,
4
High
110.3
Close
3s, 1951-55
Total
Sept.,
1949-1951
-j Low
(Close
Close
Total sales
in
Total sales
$1,000 units
-
2
101.14
'
110.3
Low
2%a, 1955-60
101.14
Total sales In $1,000 units
High
Total
101.14
low
2s, March 1948-50
Low
IClose
Total sales In
In $1,000 units
Close
[High
1946-48
3s,
Low
(Close
[Close
3y«s, 1946-49
Low
■
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
3
10
101.5
3
Total sales in $1,000 units
101.5
101.6
(High
SV«8,
101.7
In
$1,000 units
<
High
2s,
Low
Dec.,
Total sales in
units
15
[High
2s,
1 Low
2Vis, 1951-54
1950-52
-j Low
[Close
(Close
Total sales In
Total
$1,000 units
sales
Low
(High
I Close
Total sales
*l>/2
2s,
[High
Low
Vis,
l34s,
110.8
Federal
Low
Total
3s, series A,
Total
[ High
\ Low
[High
lJ/aS, 1945-47
Low
(Close
LOW
Monday
Saturday
Apr. 24
S
59
per
59
59
50
58!/2
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1111/a
40 34
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411/4
501/2
50 Va
503/a
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share
111 1/2
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HIGH
SALE
59
59
59
59
59
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the Week
$ per
<59
/
share
a 10'4
111%
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111'/a
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800
111 »/2
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50%
27
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1914
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17
171/2
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18
17
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19
191/4
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see
page
1627.
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641/4
20
65
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64
6% conv
20
641/3
3,200
Sep
48 3/4
Jan
Nov
5
50% Apr
7
Apr
7
5%
Apr
8 Va
Mar 29
21% Mar 30
45'4 Mar 1
1834
Jun
263/4
Dec
Dec
&
67
8
8
Jan
28
33/s Jan
7
85
Jan
25
7S„ Jan 11
par
69
Oct
4
Nov
30
6
1% Mar
2
69% July
100
Mar
A
2,/a Apr 30
94%
%
Jan
Feb
Oct
3%
Apr
6%
Nov
2
21% Apr 29
3%
Apr
6%
Nov
Apr
40
29
9%
11
May
22%
57%
Nov
73%
Feb
3%
Apr
7i/«
Dec
118%
Apr
Apr
64
Jan
15
2534 Apr
5
73
Apr 17
7
Jan
19
934 Mar 31
par
5
140% Jan
9
159Vt Apr
2
103/4 Jan
8
13Vb Apr
29
16% Jan
4
23
Apr 17
2
10% Apr
100
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7
84% Apr
par
2614 Jan
7
36% Apr
No par
6% Jan
8
28
16
Jan
30 Va
Jan
19%
Nov
Jan
Jan
14
2
28V2 Mar 26
1834
65
25 y4
29
81
Apr
Jan
Apr
Nov
Apr
23
27
Nov
6%
1434
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Jan
Jan
16%
July
par
52
12%
Apr
22
par
10
Jan
64
No
50
.
17% Jan
7
% Jan 13
13 % Jan 20
149
Jan
Apr
4
No
No par
-_1
Jun
May
10
11%
8
21J/2 Mar 10
2
Mar 8
20
Apr 21
81% Jan 17
No
Jan
11
13
No par
No
17
Jan
lS'/a Jan
100
Dye
Inc
Jan
5% Jan
Mfg
Airlines
61
Apr
1
("Del)
41%
100
gtd
Petro Corp
Apr
10
war
No par
preferred
29 Va
7% Apr
75
Dec
Mar
16%
30
Corp
Agric Chem
American
Jan
39
41'4 Jan
22
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
201/2
80%
*
2
'
80%
.
5% Jan
Alpha Portland Cem
♦181/2
43
100
preferred
80
*18%
100
No
Co
Allls-Chalmers
May
war
Allied Mills Co Inc
80
20
10
Industries Inc
Kid
33%
Dec
31
43
13
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allied
7,100
113
Mar 31
355/8 Jan 23
28
100
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
Allen
Mar
2
Min
Albany & Susq RR Co
Allegheny Corp
5%% pf A with $30
5% % pf A without
200
13%,
22%
84
10%
Gold
Chemical
34%
1014
Juneau
Dec
May
6
Vicksburg Ry Co
51%
37
104
7% Jan
10
$ per share
63% Mar 12
112% Mar 13
25'4 Feb
143A Jan
383/4 Jan
par
share
4
par
No
per
23
par
Corp
Allied
33%
*8214
&
Feb
No
Reduction Inc
Alaska
110
$ per share
No
Corp
2,000
159
20 34
Express
Adams-Mills
Ala
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25
Alleg & West Ry 6%
500
8%
34'4
84
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Lowest
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100
Address-Mutigr
42 %
V
11%
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113/4
12
Lowest
preferred
Steel
Year 1912
Highest
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Abbott Laboratories
Acme
Range for Previous
1
,
Par
*2614
27'4
1
STOCK
Abraham & Straus
1%
34
YORK
EXCHANGE
4%
17 3A
•72
NEW
Shares
59%
111'A
*110'4
1134
105
$ per share
Sales
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
$ per share
share
11%
5%
tSale of registered bonds, all others are coupon issues.
STOCKS
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 28
27
•100
Low
$1,000 units
RECORD
PRICES
Wednesday
19%
•68
In
•Odd lot sales.
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
per share
sales
$1,000 units
NEW YORK STOCK
•58 Va
\
(Close
Total
\
1952-54
Total 'sales In
♦109
sales in $1,000 units
sales In $1,000 units—
(High
$
Low
.Close
(Close
2Vis,
High
1944-52
units
1950-52
Total
Low
sales in $1,000 units——
Home Owners' Loan
\ Low
(Close
2 Vis,
—'
Close
$1,000 units
sales In $1,000
[High
.] Low
1944-49
f High
Total
$1,000 units
High
3s,
[Close
2Vis, 1949-53
In
Mortgage
(close
{.Low
In
sales
Farm
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
sales
C High
•{ Low
[Close
'
3V4S, 1944-64
Total sales in $1,000 units
1948
$1,000 units
1948—
Total
1
$1,000 units
1945
Total
in
'
Close
2 Vis.
sales
110.8
(High
2
Low
•
110.8
(Close
j
Total sales In
1953-55
Total
sales In $1,000 units
■w-
units
Close
(Close
Total
in $1,000
(High
[High
j Low
2Vis, 1960-65
Low
109.26
In $1,000 units
2Vis, 1958-63
1951-55
23,
109.26
[Close
Total
sales In $1,000 units
109.26
(High
\
2Vis, 1956-59
10C.15
$1,000 units
(High
-
100.15
1949-1951-
Close
Total sales In $1,000
100.15
Low
Close
(High
Vis, 1948-51
H Au8
1%
11
Dec
181/8
43
Mar
70%
Oct
Jun
24
Nov
Apr
58%
Dec
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1618
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Saturday
Apr. 27
$
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16
15%
15%
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8%
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38%
59
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2
114 Jan
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56
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148 'A
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Apr
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144
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2
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2 l'A
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4
Nov
70'A
Feb
3%
Dec
5%
Jan
51%
Dec
76%
Jan
3%
Apr
38%
Jun
39
Aug
22% May
24
Dec
12% Mar
107
May
7% May
1
Mar
30
27%
Apr
12
102 V
Sep
5%
50
-
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
30
Jan
17
Jan
,112% Mar
12 'A
Oct
.'•> 1% July
36
Dec
•111% Mar
Sep
4 Vb
Jan
42
Sep
67%
Feb
40%
Oct
66
21
Jan
33%
Dec
5% Mar
8'A
Nov
2%
6
6
30
8
31
30
8
12
12
n
23% Mar
119
15 Ve
7% Apr 7
54% Mar 30
31% Apr 8
31% Apr
.
12%
6
28
24
8
30
27
27
Dec
7%.
r
Feb
Ja
% Mar
..
Nov
Nov
12%
Jun
7
30
18
7
27
'A
10 'A
91
Apr
21% May
Jan
40
4
113%
Nov
7
.
16
..
Dec
37
Mar
2%. Apr
4% Oct
8% Apr 30
77
Apr 24
8% Apr 23
74
Apr 25
,
24
Jan
4
29% Apr
16% Jan
5
20% Mar
111% Jan 20
116
Mar
10'% Jan 13
14% Apr
1% Jan
5 V
3% Feb
34
Jan 11;'.,
41% Apr
108% Jan
2
112% Mar
3
Jan
2
5% Apr
46
Jan
2
59% Apr
49
Jan 20
67
Apr
30
Jan
2
36% Apr
6% Jan
9
9% Mar
4% Jan
7
9
Apr
92
Feb 27
101
Mar
6'% Jan
4
11% Apr
72'% Jan 11
85% Apr
59
Jan
7
82
Apr
29
Jan
5 33% Apr
100
Jan
4
103% Aor
44% Jan
7
57% Apr
66
Jan
2
79% Apr
26% Jan 13.
35% Apr
19
—100
—25
100
5
-50
:
Refining
2
25
136%
Jan 27
.
100
W I SS Lines.
&
5%
RR
Coast-Line
Atlantic
Atl
par
100
preferred
Atch
*
Austin
50
—
Assoc Investment Co..
17,600
78
10%
*4
49
5%
22 %
Associated
200
78
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11%
4 %
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55
108
A
35 >
103%
60%
11%
*4-
22%
106%
% 27%
*33%
11%
118
119%
*11%
*53
103
x54%
33%
52%
U„
60 Va
*118
22%
108
33%
52%
I
52%
*52
55
22%
108
*76
Corp
Corp..;
gtd—100
No par
V
-.100
No par
.5
-No par
Co—
preferred
10%
55%
26%
7%
82'A
77%
27
Artloom
76
55 »/4
26%
3,800
10%
78
27%
9
ICO
82
55%
27%
8%
Cork
Constable
79%
78
28
Arnold
par
5
preferred—-——
Armstrong
11,000
; ■
pi 7%
prior preferred
10%
55 Va
*27'A
$.6 conv
+7%
82
103
32%
(Del)
No
of Illinois
10!A
103%
32%
Co
Co
8%
y
Mldl'd—
&
V
No par
20
5
Mining
Daniels
24% Jan
.
5
Jan ; 2
42% Jan 11
par
Corp—12.50
Armour &
j 2,500
4
40
li2,100
No
Cable-—
&
Paper Co Inc...
82
*101%
32%
Armour
W
P
*96%
8%
100
103%
32%
a, 000
i: 900
20,200
35
8%
W
preferred—
Copper
5%
35
8 7,,
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33
5%
34:i
34 Va
32%
Andes
700
Archer
59 %
*32%
32%
$5 div
110%
*110
1
Anaconda
A
2%
41%
Dec
Jan
10% Apr 6 V/y/3% Apr
22
Apr
41% Apr 30
108'A May
119
Jan 26
7
2
5
VV 4.
^—25
Copper Mining——50
Anchor Hock Glass
"3,900
24a
67
34 Va
32%
'
13 %
59
*32%
103
100
40%
'
103
1,000
f
8
3% Jan
53% Jan
3% Jan
par
prior conv preferred—.
Anaconda
320
:
66
79%
103
-j
19%
64%
*78%
33 'A
27%
114
*12%
5%
79%
*77
-
40
*76
;>
194 a
$5
400
16.200
142
6
—.100
-
Amer Zinc Lead
■I
52
29 %
58%
2
34%
*95%
27%
'
114
110
5%
64
19% *
■
29 %
3%
39%
58'%
52
'u
%
114
114-
12%
29%
28
*27-
19%
114%
:
52.
28%
29
27
19%
*114
13 %
*2'A
39
27
27%
114
13
..
2%
5%
59%
59
*62
13!
110
5%
5y4
19 Va
114
39
110'A
110
27%
19 %
*38
39
39
27%
114
*111
*50
53%
28%
Jan
Apr
54'/a Mar
55% Mar
2
32
par
No
Woolen
Preferred V
-
14
100
•
51
*50
Jan
Mar
103
May
7% Mar
3
30% Apr
148% Apr 30
V; 6% Jan 14
-No par
preferred
106
2
129% Jan
y
—.100
Foundries Inc.—
10
Viscose
American
26% Apr
5
21% Jan
100
B.——^25
class
Amer Type
8 !A
79
Jan
par
16%-preferred 'i'—
690
15% Apr
Apr
17
14
——25
Tobacco..
Common
3,000
'•
72'A
8%
77
77
55'A
140'A 140%
•
8'A
'
74
55
-
8%
-7%
77
7%
8%
6%
6%
6%
7%
119
5
*74%
77
8
70'A
*118 'A
.
54%
26% Apr
2
91
Apr
151: •; Mar
9
Jan
17% Jan
-
Telep & Teleg Co.—
American
45
6
12
por
Apr 22
Apr 22
Apr
5
Apr 5
Apr 6
Feb 17
.2
11 us Mar
No par
—
'1,300
.
20'/a
110
92
F'eb 19
15% Apr
6
16% Apr 29
32% Mar 23
47% Apr
1
155% Mar 15
2
Tobacco-.-—__No
Sumatra
33
30
9%
3
167%
2 .15%
2
64%
2
-100
Co—-——No
Stove
„
6
Sugar Refining———100
Preferred
100
148 'A
30
147%
54%
25%
Jan
May y
3% May
33% Apr 24
2% Feb 15
5
5
7
1
-
American Stores—.
%
30%
145%
146
15%
10%
139
54%-
15%
15%
105
105
30%
146
54%
54
.
15%
121
2
2
4
8% Jan
American
15%
73%
May
151
14% Mar 17
4
12% Jan
preferred
y
:
100
Foundries——^--No* par
6%
17
15%.
Oct
Jan
Mar
;
69
14
9% Mar 29
27% Apr
7
4
27
Jan
37'/a Jan
144% Feb
-No par
No par
Arn^r Steel
7,500
Jan
18% Jan
16% Jan
par
Razor
American Snuff
-
24%
15
Dec
33
35% Mar
46
Feb 23
6'A Jun
15
Apr
1
Jun
101% Apr 16 /'.•V;;65
116'% Jan 29
x26
par
—100
Ship Building Co
Smelting St Refg...
tPreferred
710
400
5
—23
:5,600
25%
—No
preferred—
conv
.
12'A Jan
7
7% Feb 11
._y—100
44'A
i
16
105
4% Mar 31
20'A Jan
Rolling Mill—————25
Seating
44
Dec
74%
55 % May
48
Mar 26
9
Mar 30
7% Feb
2
par
No
—
Safety
150%
2
2
2
——100
Preferred
American
700
149
25
Am
preferred-
American
44
7
20
preferred—
-—No par
Red & Stand Satvy——No par
American
*144
24%
25
$6
tAmer
44
Feb
176
May-
x36%
Jan
2
par
Co—
320
149
20
Mar 29
39
.
37% Jan 11
4% Jan
2
Light-—No par
Power Si
Amer
$5
News
300
144
Jan
3%
Apr
Apr
32 Va
53'A Jan
No
—
preferred.——y.
;
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44
Oct)
33
130%
Mar
64% Apr 30
.5
—No
Ltd
;
16 Va
•
Fdy Co_—No por
41,840
13%
Jan
81 '/a Jan
Metals-
-
14,100
63%
6
39'A Jan
:;7%Jan
&
30
;
14 %
l'/a
1
4% Apr
par
Mach
31V,
13%
16%
149
24%
63 %
31%
*43
25
13%
134+
16%
*31%
*144
■,
149
*1.44
i37 j;
.
36% Apr
100
:
-
Metals Co
:7,300
167%
*166
167% % :
31%
.
42%
152
151
43%
149
25%
15%
14
152
43%
149
*144
.
84B
64 'A
64
64 %
*15%
14
14'%
63%
;
*165%
166
166
'
1.3%
8%
'
;
.
4
5'/4 Jan
&
6%
32,600
,
.
23
-50
—No
Locomotive
American
26,700
8%
'
2%
Nov
6
;/
Apr
159
Apr
8
Feb
6
Apr
7
Apr 12,
Apr
2'
Mar 19 V
Feb 24
Feb 25
Apr 26
Apr
5
Mar 3
Apr
5
28'A Apr
1
4% Mar 12
72
Mar 12
16% Apr 15
65 V* Mar 12
2
__1
Amer
:7,400
2%
,.y
Amer
800
3 2'/8
'
par
Mach
Amer
20
(
•
Ill___
of
Co
preferred
conv
Preferred
1,500
•
122
32%
2%
5%
American
II.600
134a
9 >■<
Oct
49
Apr-
.
56%
17
Feb
35
preferred——.100
Corp
____No par
Invest
American
10
99%
9'A
Apr
"
'700
;"■■>■•
23
120
Mar 24 :
2% Jan
30
•
—1
.——JVo
Ice
Internat
Amer
4,700
,9,200
9
1% Jan
38%
72'A
24%
111
-110
V
23
9%
yy
18%
103
23
V
3'A
10
46 Va Jan 18
_:7
Jan /6
39 V Jan
6
50
Products.—:
Home
6%non-cuni
14%
25%
..
1
Leather..
&
preferred
conv
.1,500
i
8 %
6%
6%
*2,800
42.
Jan 27
Jan
8
Jan
2
Jan
8
.24% Jan 21
par
Hide
34«
%
97%
15%
1%
6%
No par
No par
No par
preferred A
Jan
19% Feb
I
6% Jan 26
143/<» Jan
2
Hawaiian SS Co—____10
99 %
24%
-No
Power
preferred-^^
American
64%
6 %
•
._„_.._10
$6 preferred
•
1/400
/
109
Crystal Sugar_^__i._-__10
American
134+
120
120
122
%
85% Feb
177
9
22
96 / Feb
4
100
;3,500
14 Vn
x'
par
<1.400
4
45
*41
$7
$7 2d
•:800
334',
38
.
22,400
•
8%
!
14'A
*98%
•"
414+
14 %
43
'3,500
62 <A
Inc.—No
Colortype Co
For-'n
it
Amer
14,400
16%
100
preferred:
Jan
24'A Jan
6
64'A Feb 15
18'A Jan
5
par
1st-preferred__-./_-«
;„100
Distilling Co^_-.„___-L»-_^20
Tiling.^,——1
Amer European-Sees^No par
American Export Lines Inc
1
100
44.,
No
Fdy—_
Ame-
{1,800
71%
71
02%'
14 Va
*41
4%
25%
2
173
American'. Encaustic
600
f.
9%
25 %
71%
8%
8
"6'A
%
*9
I
,
4
6%
.
J, 700
16%
45
*43
•L
*2%
26
4%
38
3%
3%
45
:
■
2%
61 %
4
62 Va
63
3%
■
10
.22
9%
■
70%
.
105
22
16%
34
*36
38
*9 '
20:
*102%
/'
61%
'• 4
-
American
16%
34
:7
T.500
2%
2
sham
Jan
3% Mar
;
9% Apr
8
40'/+-Mar 15
132'A Apr 14
7% Apr 26
4
20
Coal CO of
Am
•2,400
22
38%
3% Jan
ChiclB-BBBBiNo par
AUegh, Co N jy___25
tAmerican
25
9%
105
St
Cable
<fc
conv
16 'A
2%
4%
70%
t5Tc
750
,
Car
Chain
Am
60
108%
Mar 27
58'/a Apr 12
71% Jan
100
Preferred T—
2,100
23%
63
16'A
4
*43
.
.
*61
33%
*33
4
*3%
*43
11 Va
63
3%
4'A
70
American
2,700
,
17
5
127% Jan
,__25
—_
t Preferred
-
8,900
35%
;
5
5%
"
630
175%:
Can
9%
21%
9%
American
1.800
16 %
*102%
26%
27,700
'u
A
Corp
Highest
$ per
$ per share
$ per share
8% Jan
•
50
Ji
1912
Lowest
47
Jan
4% Jan
27% Jan
——10
—.
;
_
Bosch
9%
2%
26%
130
7%
Note
Brake Shoe <fc Fdy
16%
%
16
105
Am
American
21%
»q
9%
26%
7.
-
25
%
2%
2%
9'A
4%
9
21%
*102%
--
26%
>
70
33 %
37
37
2%
26'/a
16%
4
9%
16'A
*2% y
10
*61
33%
3%
9%
16%
22
4%
64
9'%
107%
*21%
yy
American
110
110
1054V 10a
25
16%
105
70
16 %
16'A
*62
*21%
23 'A
110
Bank
1
—Nopar
5V*% conv preferred
100
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
1
I,200
2,100
81-
$ per share
Par
for Previous
Year
Highest
Lowest
preferred.
8%
71
*21
106
% 106
'
35%
k; 70
23%
*109%
110
9 !A
>.
*21'/a
26%
70
70
•
a
23 '/4
23%
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16%
-
>102%
■
*9
/
25
V. *21 Va
22
22
2%
2%
*9
:
:
103
103
22 V8
^
106% B
110
*109'A
y
91
22%
22%
23 %
110
'
26
175%
(11 Va
'/4
110
16%
80%
175
34'A
23
*22
174
6%
-380
Range
-
Range Since January 1
'
.
American
4.400
131%
7%
69%
111
*101
174%
*130
35%
23
9
174%
175
175
37
79%
;.y
,
37%
8%
;
131
79 %
:
16%
:
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
58%
%
7
7%
79%
68
*110
16%
7%
79%
34%
34%
*68
7%
79%
7'A
79
175
131
133
*131
131
131
79%
175
:
35%
7%
793+
per
16%
59
8%
131'A
7%
the Week
58%
16
59
y.
$
share
per
15%
15%
58%
*58
58%
$
share
35'A
79%
175
per
15%
15%
58%
36
131
$
share
per
15%
8%
*8%
*35
135
*13 l'A
15%
58%
-yf
$
share
per
Apr. 39
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
Sales
STOCKS-
■
NEW
for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 26
7
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 24
$
AND
Monday, May 3, 1943
-
2%
79
;
4%
Apr
May
4%
82
Apr
6%
Jan
Oct
July
Jan
Jan
61% Mar
77%
53
Jun
83
Jan
29
20
Jan
28%
Dec
29
6
8
81%
Jan-
100'/a
Dec
27%
Jan
53
Oct
60%
Jun
72%
Oct
5
19%
Jun
34'%
Oct
6
16%
Jun
34
Jan
Apr 6
Apr 6
Mar 31
Apr 5
53% Mar 6
65'% Feb 15
120
Apr 13
12% Mar 26
4% Apr
5
50% Apr 19
; 6% Apr
8
45'A
Jan
Apr
23 'A
Jan
99% July
109'A
33
14%
Mar
Feb
6'/+
Sep
7
Jan
46%
Apr
51
Dec
43
May
70
Jan
111
May
116
7
Apr
9 Va
l'A
Apr
3'A
31
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
3'/+ Jan
2
13
10% Jan
Apr
Jun
4%
9%
Jun
14%
Jan
10
5
2%
17% Apr
28% Jan
15 Va
Apr
2%
Jun
4'/.
Jan
14% Apr
No par
(The)'
X
4%
Jun
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
B
9%
9%
9%
8%
13%
12%
9
13%
13
17
12%
17%
9
13%
11%
11%
12
12%
12
12%
53%
53%
53%
54%
53 %
54%
16%
17
8%
9
12%
13
11%
53
16%
8%
13
5.500
y
18%
19
4.400
18%
18 %
18%
18%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
37%
37%
373
4
37%
37%
37%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
33
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26
*29%
29%
29 V8
29%
29%
29%
*29
*28
*28
29%
*102%
104
29%
*103
104
29%
*103
29%
104
104%
29%
*103
11,500
12%
8%
104
13 %
53 %
18%
104
Baltimore
11%
8%
105
Baldwin Loco Works v
21,700
53 'A
18%
*103%
13
16,500
9%
12%
8 Va
105
17 %
Va
53%
18%
*103%
9
12%
8 Va
28%
13"8
17
53%
18%
18 %
%
12%
18%
16%
.9
53%
*7%
*37
17%
*37%
16%
J.8%
18!
2
8 %
8%
8%.
600
38
38
39%
290
17 %
17%
17 3 it
10,200
18%
1.8%
18%
26%
26%
26%
29%
29
29
104%
104%
104 !a
'2,100
26%
*29%
29','2
*28%
*103
30
104
104%
"28 !2
104
preferred—-—_——
100
Si Aroostook,
„
_50
5% preferred
—100
Barber Asphalt Corp..
—10
Barker Brothers
—No par
1,200
B
104 %
30 %
500
7()
50
.
104
5'A Jan
12% Apr
4
Apr
34% Jan
54'A Apr
22
Jan
Works Corp——
1
Inc
i—No par
Creamery—-—.—25
t$5 preferred w wNo par
Bath
tBeech
Creek
Beech-Nut
Belding-Hemingway
XllVA
11%
*10%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
38%
384*
39
38%
38%
5.500
Bendix
15
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15
15%
1,600
Beneficial
*54%
55%
*54%
55 %
55
55
29%
30%
30 %
*30%
30%
30%
30%
14%
13%
63%
64%
63%
115%
115 %
115%
For
footnotes
see
14%
64
page
13%
14%
63%
115%
1627.
63%
116%
116%
13%
62%
*116
14'A
63%
117
*54%
55%
30%
30 %
14%
63
116%
14%
64 %
116.%
:
18%
,
2.700
Bell
50
RR—
100
400
11%
Packing Co—.—20
Aircraft
——No par
-.1
Corp
'
55
*30%
14
64
1164a
55
200
Pr
31%
800
Best
Indus
Loan—
No
par
pfd $2.50 div series '38_No par
&
Co__.+.
—......No
26.400
Best
14,700
Bethlehem
700
Steel
preferred
par
33'/a
Dec
39% Apr
17% Mar 29
8%
Jan
12%
Dec
20% Mar 22
12 Vb
Jun
18 Va
Jan
Apr
X23'A
Nov
7
7
24% Jan
16
30
104
Apr
27
25% Jan 25
15%
27% Apr
5
29% Apr
26
20
Mar 16
103
•
114
29% Apr 27
23%
Apr
26
Oct
Mar
105
Oct
Jun
30
Feb
Jan
12
Apr
30
4
11% Apr
21
Apr
6% May
110%
9'A Jan
9 Vb
Dec
Jan
2
20% Mar 16
9% May
17%
Nov
28 'A May
39%
Jan
15'A
Nov
93
12
104
64
Jan
4
39% Apr
6
13% Mar 17
16% Feb
25
97/s May
55% Mar 25
46% Mar
54
Sep
31 % Apr
2
17%
Apr
24'A
Jan
29
8 Va
Dec
8%
Dec
34% Jan
54% Feb
23
22% Jan
7
8% Jan
5
55% Jan
7
_——100
110% Jan
4
—.
24% Aug
2
(Del).—.—No par
Foods——
14%
64%
1167a
1%
-5
Aviation.
Nov
4
23 Va Jan
Cigars
11%
Dec
6'A
Jan
13% Jan
Iron
Bayuk
Dec
Apr
4'/a
8% Apr
12 Va Jan
30
5
Co——:
Beatrice
11%
13%
Oil
13
36
13%
6'/8 Mar
19% Apr
Feb
5% Jan
.-50
5% %. preferred—
Barnsdall
*11
29%
12
...
11%
11
Jan
Conv
*11%
55 %
6
4 %
11%
15
3% Jan
100
Bangor
11%
*54%
t c
Ohio.
~
2 9'A
104
360
&
14'/a Apr
69'/a Apr
6
Feb
24
117
49 % May
105
July
66%
121
Jan
Jan
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4173
157
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Saturday
$
HIGH
AND
Monday
33
33
♦18%
Apr. 27
$ per share
per share
19
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 26
,
Apr. 24
33
19
33
33
for
•A1'
■'/•
877
877
•16
1677
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94
33%
33 3a
35 V8
18%
18%'
19
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;
•
94
18%
18 Va
187a
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53%
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52%
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91
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26% :
26
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45
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41 %
1974
41%':
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24
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38 '/«.
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39 /•/"'•'••.
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1677 :
16%
17
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-
;
877
877
'
-
'.
;
17
■
700
A
13
,1
91% Jan
12
par \
...No
38'% Jan
2
A
17
8
*
par
1
1
*•
Jan
15
22% Jan
2677 Jan
Bearing Co-^
28% Jan
97
'•
■
par
A-
Dec
1974
Jan
77a
Jan
Jun
14!%
8
Jan
12
58
,
Jan
75
Dec
21'%
Jan
Z
July ;
13'% May
54
Apr-
95
7
25
May
Mar
..
20
72
May
95%
Feb
43
No
No par ;
No par \
4677 Mar 16
3077
Apr
4074
Jan
13'% May
1877 Mar
17%
Jan
2274
Dec
28 74
Dec
30
27
Apr 30
337/7 Mar 29
6'A Apr.
A
35
3
Apr
1974
2477 Apr
No
Bucyrus-Erie
16
May
31'% Nov
20',4
Sep
777
Jun
97a
Nov
15%
•
4374 Feb 25
A
K
1
par
Co
Jan 27
9V7
2974
13
A! 677
par
No par
No
%Al
5
Jan
8
•
••.<..'.
Jan
2174
Nov
35 Va
Nov
43
Jan
2
Jan
12
3
Jan
76',4 Jan
2
8
A
39
;
Jan
Apr
i'-.
Jan
30
Apr
2
Apr
%
Apr
1V4
Jan
Apr
l1
7
1074
Nov
35
Jan
28% July
9% Apr =
29
Mar
18
974 Apr
:•
7
104'% Jan
jg
26
30
Mar
1'% Mar 1
1477 Apr 30
;
2
Jan
Mar
44',4
.
Bruns-Balke-Collender__
7,100
Jan
37'% Jan
7
A
Jan 13
3Va, Oct
,
Mar
xl5
12% Apr
5
2774 Mar 29
4
Jun
25
28
7
Jan
1%
,
26
4
33
par -
Dec
2 3'A Apr
Jan
20
par;-,
29
Apr
Apr
11%
Apr
'
9
9
Jan
2077 Jan
15
No
Feb'
per share
Sep
5
21% Mar 30
16
'
No
1
Manufacturing..
'
9
L...5
1474
12% Mar 31
13
,2% Jan
•
1874
6
'
2
5
100
Corp_j_._.
.Brown Shoe Co
.
900
877
41% Jan
Brooklyn Union Gas
4,000
/ ,T7
•
8 3A:
8%
'
:
Briggs & Stratton.—
3,600
39 1 '
*38
5
A
Bristol-Myers
Co
Brooklyn ii Queens Tr_
Bklyn-Manh Transit
..
•
14 3 8
■•■•'13%
'.
9% Jan 26
76
Jan
9
14% Jan
2
30
Highest
$
.
1
%
17%
Brass
Bridgeport Brass Co
200
'%
'
5
(The)
Co,
A Brlggs
500
%
13% Jan
9'% Apr
5
17% Feb' 25
Brewing Corp. of America.—1
ynr>
400
'■
13'4
'
400
Vs
42% f 42%
•-
13%
17
25
A
ii
No
Roller
Bower
197a Mar
2
CoJ
Boston & Maine RR
600
11'%/' 11 %
13%
17
3477
35'% Apr
4
-—.lOO
Inc__-____"__
A Borg-Warner
600
26 %V 27
.
*13
17
400
/
8
Jan
6% Jan
_5
preferred
class
Stores
Borden
000
33
*24%
v
13%'
16%
-27
A 577-
577
Ami Co
/ Bond
"
'
•37%
-
34%
•
11%
27
v
*42 .t;'[ 43
A
A
10O
16
.No par
Class- B—
90
/:
4177
4177
AvA*S2
>;
%
i.
■.... i!. •
v
34 V2
2477
A 11%
A 26 'A
Bon
3277
574 A
2477
*23%
1174
27'%
260
Co
Aluminum
Bohn
8977
2677
26
32%
5%
26%
33
800
&
per. share
;„_5
Brothers
Airplane
Boeing
12,500
53
5277
=5%
26
■
2477
..•42-
V; % -!13%
1877
53 "a
2277
2677
11%
27% '
1
1
11%
11'%
.
23
32%
•'!>;
35
2477/.V >*23%
V:v
45
22%
45
;
22%
,
577
1
*8954
90
90
-
45
'
'
•
2677
v
1977
18%
-
S per share
2777 Jan
Laugtrlin Inc
Blumenthal
94' '
sgg '
•
18%
34%
■:
94
*89
94
*88
<A
Bloomingdale
'A] 877
577
247a
94
*89
$ per share
1942
Lowest
par
No
Previous
Year
Highest
No pur
Co
12%
■*1174'
12%
-
3 2 74 Vc
'26
*1177
12%
-
'.
22
*32%'
;
*11%
12%
L
Lowest
No par *
Decker Mfg Co
&
Blaw-Knox
Bliss &
8977
■'
45
22 //
'11%
Range Since January
-
Bigelow-Sanf Carp Inc
1,000
4,800
1677
*16
16%
*16
16%
*16
16%
; '
/
Par
3,600
V
87a
877
5374
89s/a
*43
*16
A
8%
1877
53 74
-■8977
678
87 a
8%
8%
12%'
♦89
1877
*5277
1
*11%
•
-
18%
:
834
*16
12%
'
8%
Range for
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
:
Shares
$ per-share
18 Va
19
NEW
the Week
32%
3277
3277
*18%
share A
$ per
Sales
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
.$ per share
19
•18%
STOCKS
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 28
'
•
RECORD
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
33
1874
A.
1619
29
Jan
1477
Oct
Dec
877
Jan
X103 % Mar
112%
Jan
Apr'
3%
Dec
% 47% Jun'
85%
Dec
7%
Oct
6
6
-
*11114' 112!«
113
112'%!
112'%
,
.
-
5%
5%
5%
5%
15%
5%
5%
98%
98%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97 %
5 % :57a
57a'-
/A
98
97%
-•
.••:•• 577
,
97%
/ 57-4
99
98'if
.
40,
.J-.100 V
Budd <E G) Mfg—
No par 1
t7% preferred—/-——L.^100 *
5,800
/,
/
300-
,
preferred—i„_
7%
A-/• A -
•17
VV.
•33
17
25'/a
34
'
33%
33%
*33
26%
26%
26
'
105%
11%
12
5%
■■
59%
59%
5%
•
105%
105%
1177
11%
577
J57a
8 %
8%
8%
4%
4%
4%
A
15
>•76
22%
27
'
4077
t
:
A
40
.
40% '
64%
/
/
1 'V;
<
8% ;v.
8%
*17%
874
4174
417
47a
A 47a
; 1434
14 Va
15'A "A
80%
807a
*77%
80'/4
7974
80
"80%
8i
22%
22%
21%
22
217%" /
*21)%
"22
2677
2677
27
56%
*55
4%,"
x21%
6%
20%
20%
26 34
*54 3 8
36
'
10'%
•40%
.
Bush
Va
8%
42%
45%
36
36
101
101
•124
t 125
110%
111
3
36.
42
*8
43
94 7/«
95 %
*28%
29
*28 %
4%
5
4Va
A.
*108%
136
A
36%
...
A
137
A'
:
./•
;
5
107
108
138
36%
100%
125%
125%
125%
125
111%
110%
110%
110 %
;A
'•■A' 2%
3
107
27a
'
107
11%
11%
11A
11%
,17%
17%
17
18
17 A
17
SA
6 %
*98%
106
'
89%
11%
*5%
109
•1977
11%
6% V
111--A.
13%
'
".V:
111
197a
274
106
*98%
39
39
39
39%
6
6
6
6 %
106
•
59%
58 %
59
-
59%
"
58
58a/a
;%
105
21
447a
■
■
577
22%
22 77
22 7a
2377
4 3'4
777
15%
1477
1477
1674
17%
12%
12%
12%/
17
1977
1977
1974
20
4077
407-7
4077
50%
50%
50%
50%
1
19%
1%
1%
1 Va
1'%
1
15%
274
'2%
ytf
"A/12%
1974
19
517 a
in
-A"/ 77
17a
1
1%
*14%
•
19 Va
*39
41
1974
40
19%
51%
40
Apr
1
16%
Jan
22%
Deo
27
5074
Apr
6377
Nov
1
%
Jun
1%
Jan
7
574
Jun
777
Nov
7
11%
Jan
1674
Nov
9% Apr
7
1974 Apr
Jan
21
2
38
Jan
V
3% Jan
Apr
15'%
Deo
27'%
Dec
33
Aug
6
V 377
Jan
8
Mar
11
9'%
31
'21% Apr
9
Apr
41% Apr
2977 May 7.
5
174
32
Apr
38%
Dec
Apr
89
Jan
8
77
30'A Apr
6
5 77 Apr
8
6
Apr i
48
Mar 29
30
Celanese Corp
of Amer
No par
preferred
100
7 %
150
prior preferred
7%
.'
2d
Celotex
100
preferred
-_100
5%
Corp__
No par
:
preferred—;—-
Central
Central
100
Agulrre Assoc
Foundry
111
Central
—-1
preferred—100
Co——
4% ft
Lt
No par
tCent RR of New Jersey
Central
'
Violeta
100
Sugar Co—
Century Ribbon Mills—,
'LsLJ*-'?
Preferred
v
,
:
1,900
Cerro de
Certain-teed
No par
—100
*
-
Pasco
No par
Copper.
*
119
Jari
4
96'% Feb
1
8'A Jan
2
V
7674 Jan
2
1677 Jan 12
'
/ T% Jan
2
9774 Jan
4
3
Jan 12
13
Jan
2
3
Jan
7
98
Mar 19
x33
Jan 14
1
980
/
,
"6ft
,
Cham
6,500
Checker
6 ft
18,500/
Cab
5474
1
*77
1
1%
138
1%
1%
1 Va
!
1%
1%
1%
-
■■'■•.
East
&
5
25
Z-100
III RR
.;
6
6,600=-
Class
3 2,300
%;• '•;
15
15
15%
Co——No
15%
15%
15%
15Va
277
2%
274
3%
3%
*14%
3,500*
Mall
Order
5
Co-
Chicago Pneumat Tool
$3 conv preferred
200
Deo
Deo
Apr
42%
Deo
Apr /
2977
82
Apr
97%
Deo
27
110
Apr
12077
Jan
112
19
77
Apr
97%
Deo
/
Apr
1474 Apr
-
6%
5
90
Apr 21
66
20
Feo
16
10
377 Mar 12
=•
12% Apr
18
41
11
19
*
Apr
8
8%
Nov
110
Jan
3%
18
July
Jan
Oct
Jan
37i
Apr
82
Deo
Jan
277
-
Jan
27
:
8
Dec
7574
Jun
2'%
Deo
2377
Mar
177
674 Mar 22
105% Jan
Aug
Feb
1% May
6
Apr
•
Apr
80
107'% Mar 15
104
Nov
Deo
35
Oct
65% Apr
Jan
105'% Mar
15'%
8
+Pr
1,500-
Chic
1,700
/
pf ($2.50)
Rock
Isl
&
preferred
4—
6ft preferred
Chicago Yellow Cab_
600
Chickaslia
1,300
153A
6'% Oot
3674 Jan
2 5 74 Apr
30
5%
45
29
27%
19
TOO
Apr
%
Apr
Apr
Apr
274
Jun
89
Mar 16
Jan
1877
Apr
Deo
Oct
68
Feb
274
Deo
874
Nov
2
7
15% Apr V 1
2% Jan
1077 Jari
6
5
177
Jun
274
4
1774 Apr
5
874
Jun
1374
Sep
Jan
4
13 % Apr
6
Jan
7 Va
Nov
6
v
15',7 Jan
37
Jan
674 Apr •
22
6
372 Jan
/ 4'%
—100
.No par
Jan
2
Z
12
Aug
17%
Jan
26
33
Apr
3974
Jan
8
47
July
62
Jan
Apr * 5
40% Apr
52% Apr
Jan
77
4
%
Jan
177
3
Va Mar
1%
3
Mar
1
A
2'% Mar
4
U Jan
5
% Mar 16
11'% Jan 12
100
/.
•
6
8
48'% Jan
par
—100
7 ft
100% Nov
3277
777 Jan
No par
800
.
Apr
Nov
8% Apr ; 5
No
Pacific—
Jun
377
-
277 Jari
:•/
div—No par
cum
Sep
1477
1
Jan
93
6
20'% Apr VI
5
Apr
23%
1
1974 Apr
12
18
174
6% Mar'24
'
180!
5177
*1577
274
78
130
Jan 1
12577 Apr
// *8% Jan 13
3374 Jan
2
V. 95% Jan
5
par
40
A
Chicago
1,900
/A:
41
1574
15%
15
Apr
/15
r
Chicago Great West RR Co_——50
5ft preferred
^
1
i'
50
10,700
'
-i
/v.;
A. 1
A 1% s/1%
1 Va'- / /
i'«
2%
3% Nov
9
8
9934 Jan
—100
—
Preferred series A
Chic
5,800
;
15'%
28% Nov
30
3837 Apr
103'% Mar
2
17'% Jan
No par
1
—
Mfg
Jan
32'% Jan
•
No par
;
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
.
/
100
4
Pap & Fib Co_
preferred
3
—1
Chain Belt Co——4
800
•
Products—
prior preferred
1,200
140/
/-
20
1977
51%
52
47'4 Nov
22'% July
2% May
X96
7
4077 Jan 21
26 74 Jan
7
95'% Jan 26
prior
Feb
6
28
No par
series
37%
Feb
9% Apr
Caterpillar Tractor
5%
777 Nov
43% Apr
Jan 25
40
Deo
Mar
56
4
Jan 13
Jan 23
Jan
17
/
Nov
65
Jan
1% Mar
v
2
Feb
1077
Dec
10
24
117
4,400
127%
12%
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5177
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21% July
377 Jan
6'% Mar
69'%
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6%
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20'%; •//
44'%
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5%
16'A
83'%
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:
3,400
/
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110
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24%
Sep
6
18%/
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59
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100%
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Oct
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Nov
'
777
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977
44
Feb
2 Va
Dec
3%
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474
77% Jan
//
6'%
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45
18
197a
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I
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19%
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25
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130'
90 A
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1977
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160
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4
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30
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574
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:
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^
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101
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14 A
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19'% May
1477 May
6
22'% Jan
53'A Mar
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600=
-
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2
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16
,
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36%
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109'%
45
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16 %
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72
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200 =
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4
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.
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42
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preferred—./—i——
—..50
t5fc
3,900
.
29
•
31
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Jan
5'A Jan
California
Callahan
2,200/
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474
574
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277 Jan
30 /
5
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5,600
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20=
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28'4
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8 'A
A
214
1
21'% Jan
——10
-
3,500.
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Jan
41
preferred—100
—
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230
2,200
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41
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4
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par
—100
preferred
conv
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1,900
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56%
20%
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10
5
45%
46
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36%
9%
8
108%
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9%
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37% A
10
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8%:
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I
preferred
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600
15%
56 Va
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4
■
15%
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56%
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877
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par
i
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Mar 11
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1,250
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A
12,600
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4074
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1
Co
A.
674
14'A
1974
2477
20'%
105%
9%
«
preferred'--——l——_100
5%:
8,000
.
57«.
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26%
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:
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8 %
24%
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65
par
Burlington Mills Corp—
200
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400'
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6,600
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25 :
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107
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1574 Apr '30
877
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Sep
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1334
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1
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20
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31
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100
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25
;
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19:,A
2377
110%
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1974'
5
63'A-
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23 =
$4.50
Preferred
pfd
No
(The)
gtd
tClass
Co
par
1
<-100
No par
No par
No par
No par
Coca-Cola Intern Corp—x—No par
230
1,100
z
No par
Collins & Aikman
"
♦110%
17%
111
'110%
111 -
12%
12%
12%
12%
1074
10%
1074
11%
♦1077
11
10%
10%
1974
20
20
20
1974
193/4
1974
20
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1777
1774
12%
11%
12
11%
12
10%
11%
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11
11
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11
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20
20
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2077
19%
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12%
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17%
19%
20
20
20 %
20 '
-
111
-
-
50
preferred
—
100
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp——No par
Colorado & Bouthern
—100
6ft
conv
A 17%
1774
1,800
1174
12 Va
1,290
1.0%
11
1.330
4ft
1st preferred—
1074,
140
4ft
2d preferred
20%
2074.
4,400
20 %
20'%
1,700
:
Columb Br'd Sya
Class B
—,—
Inc cl A
!
100
100
2.50
2.50
2
2474 Jan
6777 Jan
10% Jan
9 6 77 Jan
27
Feb
274 Jan
'33
Jan
123
Mar
67
Feb
109',7 Jan
2874 Jan
—
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17
Mar 30
377 Apr
30
7
2
4
10
13
13
17
2
'
25
Jan
Jan
70%
Deo
Jan
1074 Aug
3
B2
May
99
Mar 26
32
Oct
34
Apr
3
Jun
15'% Apr
103% Apr
42
•
5
39 "
130
Jan
Mar
Jan
6
27
4
18
72
Apr 15
113% Mar 16
4
22
7
3774 Mar 29
105
.2% Feb
9
32'% Apr
6
7677 Mar 30
30
Mar 30
90% Apr
26
50'% Feb
84
Jan 23
50
Feb
6
38% Jan
2
33 % Jan 12
144
Apr 22
88
Jan
4
62% Jan 11
50
100
-
(The)-
A
4
177 Jan
101'A Jan
—50
Colgate-Palmollve-Pect—<—No par
t$4 25 preferred
No par
7,700
,
2374
100
100
Graph Bronse Co
preferred
-
par
*
;
:
Ilium
Coca-Cola
520'
'
20'
Louis Ry. Co
preerred
Cluett Peabody & Co
30
700
.-5
:
—No
Climax
1,800
.
:
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100
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Molybdenum
-
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100
C.
7
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—
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2,500
35'A'
144
63'A
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35
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104
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113
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60
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45
107'A
2374
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City Investing Co_.
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4
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75
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10
/
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144
99
10
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113
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132
91
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:
16
437%
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Mar
Jun
120
Dec
6774
Apr
107%
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22
May
953/4 May
7777 May
Aug
397a Nov
125
Deo
72
Mar
112% Nov
3177
102
Deo
Deo
84 74 Mar
May
50
Jan
48'% Mar 30
3274
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44
Jan
Mar 31
25%
Apr
36%
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39.
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101
Feb
65% Mar
47
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149
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2
56% Mar
92
NOV
5
55%
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8
139
Jan
Feb
470
470
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10374 Jan 12
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3% Jan
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20
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5
108% Mar 31
2574 Mar 30
4
111
4
2
2
2
6
2
Apr
13
1877 Apr
7
6
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97 %
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10% May
96
May
13% May
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1
May
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1774 Nov
107 Va
1874
108
Deo
Oct
Deo
18%
Jan
4%
Sep
574 Sep
12
Apr
12% Apr
6
2074 Apr
30
8%
Apr
16%
Dec
20'% Apr
30
877
Apr
1877
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58
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58
54
54
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13
91
Apr
1
51
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84 7«
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par
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11%
24
Jan
35
Oct
167a
Jan
2974
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105 7a
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Pictures
104
100
100
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150
257a Jan
1047a Jan
3072
Apr
5
373/8 Mar 25
3774Apr
5
19 / 106% Mar 31
7 .29% Jan
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10774 Jan
5
111
9% Jan
2
15
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2
363/4 Jan
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25
15
5 7a
7 91%
39 72 Mar30
2074
Mar 25
27a Nov
Apr 7
Jan
34
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574
6
5%
109 74
I 10 74
15
774 May
& Jun
58lA Apr 21
217a July
44%
Jan
6
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19%
197a
197a
19%
96
96%
96%
57a
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1974
95%
Dec
Oct
•
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217a Jan
2
Feb
1
177a
Apr
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Jan
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27/s Jan
13
7% Apr
22
l7/a
Jun
3%
Jan
1772 Jan
7
21% Apr
6
127a
Apr
18%
Dec
No par
1074 Jan
2
19
Apr
8
93/a Aug
127a
Dec
29
25
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89
Jan
5
102
Apr
100
90
Jan
6
102
Mar 16
74 74
83
'
80
Feb
87%
Aug
Apr
Feb
'
5%
19%
Dec
10074 Mar
Apr
7a Feb
"
95%
Oct
No par
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preferred
67a % prior preferred
•
1
16
18
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Edison
Apr 22
14
7%
i\
9
4
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$6 preferred series
40
11
-100
Consolidated Cigar
*102 74
30 72 Jan
—_10
t$4.25 conv pf ser'35
3,500
Y
7
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Comm'l Invest Trust
Congoleum-Nairn
39
Jan
preferred
conv
1,800
217a
187a
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par
Co
Conde Nast Pub Inc
21
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102
Jan
No
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1,400
,
2474
7%
457a
9,300
24
2474
77a
29
24%
247a
247a
8
7% ® 7 8/a
5578
7%
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Apr
Sep
Sep
Sep
54
57
9,400
55 74 " 56¥i
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6074 Apr
2
5674
5574
567a
57 74,
2
2
Jan
Commonwealth &
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88,900
•
1912
Highest
$ per share
37
7a
A
share
407a Jan
Commercial Solvents
%
Yir.
per
100
$2.75 conv preferred
Commercial Credit
210
V
$
100
Columbia
8,600
14 74
$.per share
Previous
Lowest
No par
18,800
14
Year
Highest
preferred
474%
36 ¥a
Lowest
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preferred series A
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2,700
1107a
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2,200
,
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44,500
106
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1,800
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200
34
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EXCHANGE
330
34
37a
NEW
Monday, May 3, 1943
*'
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16%
1374
{}
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for
55%
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13%
the Week
58%
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■
7 106
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1374
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57
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100
13%
14
13%
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34%
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37
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14
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-
106
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107
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110 74
37%
♦110
34%
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16
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374
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57
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54
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1
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Apr. 30
Apr. 29
374
37/a
58
557a
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Friday
Thursday
58%
4
4
58
3%
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 28
Tuesday
Apr. 26
$ per share
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
Apr. Zi
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
9674
574
,
5%
574
55/a
57/a
19%
19%
1974
19%
:197a
96%
19%
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96 72
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1%
1%
174
174
17a
1%
17a
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174
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13%
137a
13%
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133/4
137a
133/4
133/4
147a
1%
3%
V.7
47a Jan
2
153/b Jan
5
No par
9iy4Jan
5
1
% Jan
11
$2 partic preferred
Consol Laundries Corp
2,800
.
174
1,100
•
15
14%
5
par
$5 preferred
Consol Film industries
No par
77a Jan
11
274 Feb
19,000
,
'
V'.
Consol Coppermines Corp—
Consol Edison of N Y
18,700
.
4,300
3%
3%
*3 7a
374
3%
10%
10%
1072
1074
103/a
10 5/8
10%
10% '
107a
10%
10%
10%
21,800
Consolidated
19%
19%
1974
19%
1974
19%
19%
19%
19%
197a 7
197a
197/B
7,900
Consolidated
25%
25%
257a
25%
25%
25s/a
25%
2374
257a
*3%
374
3
3%
3
257a
25%
257a
900
,3
Oil
No
5
Corp
1574 Apr
Sep
7%
Jan
113/a
Apr
18%
Nov
78
Apr
94
»
3/a
1
Jun
7
Jan
10
378 Apr
6
17a
2
117a Apr
8
9
4'/a May
13
Mar 22
25
Jan
%
®v
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Apr
Jan
7
„1
Preferred
3,300
4
7
5
1874 Apr
No par
Vultee Aircraft
674 Apr
207a Apr
98% Mar 17
I7/a Mar 30
Nov
Jan
3
77a
Oct
Nov
217a Mar 29
2774 Mar30
~
83/a
8
6%
6 3/4
7%
77a
7»/8
874
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13 7a
137a
13%
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65
66
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69
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96%
97%
21%
22%
227a
22
227a
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13%
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8
22
774
v
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30%
317a
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104
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104
7%
77a
97%
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22
8%
31%
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473/4
307a
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48
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48
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14
14
14
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49
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Continental
Can
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Diamond
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178%
178%
178%
47a
47a
47a
43/4
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67a
18,900
Continental
17a
17a
178
17a
174/
29
667a Apr
30
22
Jan
Mar 19
Mar 29
Apr
7
Mar 25
82
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89
Jan
16
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6
7
96
5
Motors
34%
11,300
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24
600
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47a
17a
15% Apr
7
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3,600
133/4
47
48 7a
30
16
3472Jan
100
1,500
13
.
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34
23%
14%
12
7
,
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Corp of America
24
343%
23
1374
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1,400
67a
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33% July
43/a Jan
43/a Jan
25
100
487a
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100
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conv
8%
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48%
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pfd
Continental Bak Co
104
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137/a
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360
5,300
:
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48
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,
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10
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9
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39
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of
RR
Consolidation Coal
700
478/a
t
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34
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104
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.
98
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13,500
8,300
307a
137/a
48
6%
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10
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7
49
774% Jan
257a Jan
Oct
5
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103%
Apr
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217a
Apr
Jan
16
57a
Sep
8%
Jan
Apr
8
303/4
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42%
Dec
67/a Apr
8
5
16%
8
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4%
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.
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37
28%
Dec
17
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27%
Dec
Corp
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l83/4 Jan
2
257a Apr
6
507a
Apr
21%
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5
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7
15
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5
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12%
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14
7
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530
577a
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1
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7
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77
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26% Jan
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274 Apr
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210
477a
447a
573/4
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98%
227/a
8%
103 \'i
403/4 Jan
5
Fibre
Copperweld
1,600
45
20
Inc
2
7,500
45
6
Jan
49
Apr
2
Jan
37
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Trust Co
8
47
Apr
Mar
51 7a
237a
Apr
377a
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4274
45
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58
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Apr
179
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19
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104 7a
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178 74
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42
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1047a
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13,800
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24
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387a Jan
12
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14
14
14
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14
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3,500
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903/4
91
91
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34
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34
34
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79
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79
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797a
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173/4
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19%
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197a
207a
3,550
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100
1074
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10
1074
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10%
9,100
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100
10%
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18%
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107
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32
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82
9
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140
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927a Mar 20
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2
747a
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1072 Jan
2074 Apr
6
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1
4
Mar 31
13
Apr
29
90
19
par
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1
17
Jan
7 6% Jan
Jan
2
-1
22
100
96
Feb 26
84
Feb 10
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4
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95%
,
83/4 May
5% Apr
23
103
d
1374
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2
2
2
2
pfd
84
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88
8
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Jun,
Jun
8
8
A
Nov
Sep
6
30
Apr
110
Jan
Class
Jan
Nov
12%
87.
107a Mar 30
Jan
Curtiss-Wrlght
88%
39%
63
2072 Apr
9
105
30
No
Apr
May
6
7
7% Jan
100
preferred
Apr:
7
97a Jan
18
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10
77
6
7174 Jan
J
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Jan
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Mar
2374 May
6
11
32
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3072 Jan
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267a Mar 30
44
143/4 Apr
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377/s Apr
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1474 May,
,
12%
5
917/a Apr
100
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
197a
9
100
2,600
105
Dec
Nov
16%
100
92
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1974
147.
88%
Jan
4
100
'
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Apr
Jun
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1,500
233A v
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Inc
Nov
85
:
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4 7a %
Nov
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197e Mar 29
Curtis Pub Co (The)
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Cuneo
3%
Apr
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2372 Mar 12
2
Cudahy Packing Co
20
5
Oct
27a May
,105
117a Jan
preferred
conv
159
47/a Mar 30
l3/4 Apr 29
8172 Jan
No par
preferred—.
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preferred
♦107
111
3
5
;
preferred
conv
Mar
180
-No par
Corp
t$5 conv preferred.
Crucible Steel of Amer
5%
4
37% Jan
917a
5,400
5
No par
147a
Zellerbach
4
17 % Apr
2
,
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917a
Crown
.
15
14
147a
2
Jan
34
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2
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®
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'
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1672 Jan
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Jan
■*>'- 95
100
2
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Cork & Seal
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>
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20
27/a Jan
jj Jan
25
preferred
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conv
Cream of Wheat
Crown
176
1
1
Co
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,
53% Jan
100
Coty Inc
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500
24%
42
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3,900
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167a
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217a
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213/a
183/4
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104
177
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13% Jan
Mar
197.
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3!
Jan
100
Jan
Sep
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2
.
Oct
Nov
76
Mar 23
137a May
32%
36
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8
12
20%
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9% Apr
8
9%
Jan
257.
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57/. May
18
87
10
80
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44
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12%
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247a Mar 29
100
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213/a Mar 29
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61
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27
7
127a
2
Dixie
25
2
Corp-Seagr's Ltd
pref with warrants
Cup Co
Class
par
No par
100
No par
No par
A
No par
*117a
*116
8%
127a
:
2,000
Dow Chemical Co
No par
Dresser Mfg Co
No par
2,100
16,600
1,000
Duplan
8%
1447a
145
1447a
1457a
14472
145
144
145
144 5/8
145
5,100
129
129
1287a
12872
128
128
12774
12774
328
128
1,300
119%
120
120
120
120
120
37
37
*120
121
No par
100
20
Corp
preferred—
Du P do Nem
$4.50
1
International
Dunhlll
1227a
1443/4
120
2
3 74 Jan
No par
No par
1287a
120
83/4 Jan
Douglas Aircraft
120
*119%
2
8,300
128
14474
Jan
-
-
(E I)
& Co
preferred
No par
1st pfd
100
37a Mar
'
Jan
4%
Apr
18%
Apr
277.
Deo
30%
Nov
Nov
107.
9%
Apr
13%
7
Deo
Jan
11%
Oct
2% May
47/a
Jan
Jan
17.
Sep
1
7a Jan
5
16% Jan
12
197a Feb
17
147.
1
487a Apr
30
37
Oct
87
Oct
1774 Jan
26
Jan
37
Jan
7
6
6
27
Mar 25
3372 Mar 8
3974 Feb 23
14
Jan
21
Jan
18
Apr
2774
Jan
3374
Apr
397a Aug
8% Jan
20
217a
8372
10
7® 38%
Mar
8
Jan 13
Jan
2
Feb 18
22% Feb 20
Jan
16% Apr
31
63/4 Aug
5
5
1
Apr
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr
23 72 Apr
7174 Apr
9072
14
407a
2874
Apr
167a Mar
70
Jan
734 July
15
31
30
3274 May
167a Apr
187.
9%
223/.
Jan
Feb
Dec
Nov
4 87
9%
Deo
29
Dec
26
Deo
Deo
8
Apr
16%
30
51
May
703/4
Oct
12
xl44% Apr 29
95
Apr
1347a
Deo
Jan
8
273/4 Mar 26
574 Jan
5
1572 Jan 20
'
1447a
1227a
12
Doehler Die Casting Co
Dome Mines Ltd
8,900
7174
1427a
Jan
3,200
2074
685/8
774
117a
13 5/8
40
203/4
267/e
77a
1227a
Distil
—
142
277a
1172
1,900
69
142
No
preferred
2974
*13
137a
29
110
25 % May
1874 Apr 29
36 7a Mar 30
34
Mar 31
17
Apr
5
173/a Apr
5
97a Apr 24
12
5
No par
A
9372
5%
Mar
11
100
Diamond T Motor Car Co
.
Aug
102
Jan
20
Match
partic
6
16
Jan
Devoe & Raynolds
6%
1774 Apr
114
Feb
8
26
40
Diamond
Mar
10
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
283/4
263/a
pfd
Edison
Detiolt
19
par
100
*89 7a
,
40
2574
20
2
—50
Western
2,400
1
*13 7a
12,200
Jan
10
Hudson
157a
15
937a
25
'
8t
tDenv & R G West 6%
400
237a
287a
20 3/8
2,200
18
48%
147a
116
17s
1%
18
397a
142
Delaware Lack &
12
1083/4 Jan 20
20
Deisel-Wemmer-Gllbert
Delaware
17
1
,
23,000
487a
100
No
44,900
18 %
1
pfd
Inc
9%
487a
(The)
Co
17%.
18
93%
*68 7a
100
17
Corp
Preferred
1,700
*45
25
14074
&
18
397a
69
Records
Deere
48
*1372
*683/4
Decca
8,800
18
287a
j
2,300
♦45
♦897a
£83/4
95
*16 7a
Chemical
Dayton Pow & Lt 47a %
187a
33 74
33
Davison
25
preferred
5%
35
87a
1
33
33 %
Conv
Jan
5
1307a Jan
56
16
9
116
134
12578
1177a
Jan
Feb
4
16
Jan
5
Jan
8
Jan 13
87a Apr
13%
11674
1463/4
129
1207a
8
137a Mar
.274
1674
Dec
Apr
7
Oct
8
Jan
107.
Nov
112
Feb
30
Apr
8
Mar 9
Feb 15
Apr 26
Apr
5
120
July
10274 May
144
Jan
120
127
Nov
1187a
Deo
Apr
1117a Mar
190
Duquesne Light 5%
38%
4,500
Eastern Airlines Inc
1
31% Jan
13
3972 Apr
8
774
3,800
Eastern
5
37a Jan
2
77a Apr
7
1627a
1,600
Eastman
No par
1467a Jan
20
16274 Mar 29
108
183
Apr
26
41% Apr
E
36 ¥0
367a
37%
6%
67a
*6 7a
67a
161 Va
*
36 ¥4
161%
161
161
182 %
184%
183
183
40%
40%
40%
14%
14
14
357a
357a
353/a
35%
12%
137a
137a
133/8
38
373/4
67e
63/4
63/4
7 7a
1603/4
16174
161%
162 74
16274
183
183
183
183
183
185
7
183
407<
40%
407a
403/4
407a
407a
40% ®405/a
*14 7a
3%
3%
377a
67a
*1827,
40%
37a
*6%
37%
16174 161%
*13%
3¥a
37
14%
14%
14%
1474
147a
14
35
35%
347a
35
3574
36
13 7a
13 7a
13
13
123/4
13
3 7a
37a
37a
37a
35/a
190
2,500
37a
35%
4,800
Electric
Auto-Lite
127a
7137a
4,800
Electric
37/a
Nov
No par
28% Jan
20
52 Va Apr
30
15
Apr
3274
Jan
No par
333/4 Jan
2
4072 Feb
24
29
Jan
347a
Nov
3
23% Jan
7
2974 Mar 31
1974
Apr
26%
Feb
3974
49%
Deo
39%
39
39
387a
39
383/4
383/4
38%
387s
387a
39
1,700
*28
29%
287a
287a
2874
2874
*28 7a
297a
28%
28%
*28 7a
77
67a
.1
674
77
77
78
78
*763/4
77%
77
777a
*80
83
80
807a
80
80
*79
81
79
79
*82%
857a
83%
833/«
82
tt
ft
%
%
•
7774
*82 7a
82
833/4
7a
74
83
*75 7a
El
517a
400
Endlcott Johnson
7
For footnotes
see
page
1627.
%
ft
*7a
5%
14,300
Natural Gas
Engineers
Public
220
t$5% preferred
74
Service
30
%
2,000
4
50
49% Jan
5
1097a Jan
11
—I
274 Jan
4% Apr
4% Apr
55
30
Mar 23
7
ft Feb
11672 Apr
29
107%
Apr
Feb
7% Apr
22
17i
Apr
112
—
54
Jan
78
Apr
21
40
Apr
66
No par
57% Jan
82
Apr
22
46
July
73
47%
Apr
83
A
Dec
t$6 preferred
No par
Equitable Office Bldg—-—No par
6272 Jan
% Jan
84
Apr 22
174 Mar
1
Jan
Oct
37.
No par
t$5 preferred.
170
l3/4 Jan
100
Corp
preferred
77%
84
*82
%
Paso
80
80
83
600
•
...
Ind Am shares
2974
116%
63/4
7
Jan
$6 preferred
Elec Storage Battery
39
6%
13%
Nov
2,900
7
Deo
Dec
17.
52%
634
3074
9%
1%
51%
77a
Jan
Mar 30
357.
51
674
207.
14
Apr
507a
77a
3774 Mar 31
2
Jan
50%
7
4
10% Jan
%
497a
507a
Jan
30% Jan
177.
50%
*113
15
3674 Deo
26
507a
53
Oct
30
5174
1167a
May
11
Apr
51
*507/a
26
147a Mar 31
57
52
*113.
Mar
5
8
5
51%
53
170
19
20
5,100
1167a
18
Jan
11% Feb
1%' Jan
57
*50 7a
Jan
35
3174 Jan
474
567a
'113
Nov
178
No par
4 7a
553/4
52
180
Deo
No par
4 74
537a
1167a
Dec
34
Electric Power & Light
$7 preferred
4%
53%
517a
Nov
1517a
Elec & Mus
4%
5274
*113
4%
Apr
12,600
47a
53%
52%
Jan
35,000
43/a
53 74
116%
—5
3
(The)
2
Apr
274
4%
.
47a
55%
*50 7a
100
_4
1674
■
"47a
4%
54%
*113
■
Boat
4%
52%
preferred
cum
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc—
3574
5574
118
(N J)
900
4¥a
*51
Kodak
Mills.
M4%
55%
'113
5%
Rolling
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
Oct
THE COMMERCIAL &
'Number 4173
157
Volume
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1621
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
Saturday
$
Monday
Apr. 24
,
Apr. 26
per
the Week
$ per
$ per share
share
Sales
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
$ per
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
$ per share
$ per share
share
STOCKS
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
for
14%
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
13%
13%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49
50%
50
50%
.7 2,600
74%
78
78
*74%
78
*74
7%
7%
7%
7%
9%
9%
9 %
28%
28%
*
'
Pitts
Erie St
1942
Highest
$ per
share
8% Jan
9
15% Apr
30
4%
Jun
10%
8
Jan
9
15% Apr
30
3%
Jan
10
Oct
100
39% Jan
12
50 %
Apr
29
32 V*
Jun
44
Jan
50
68% Jan
18
77
Mar 26
70
Dec
70
Dec
par
RR Co
Cleaner
Vacuum
per share
Oct
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,900
Eureka
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,000
Evans
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,600
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
1 %
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1,000
Exchange
Buffet
37%
37%
38
38
1,900
Fairbanks
Morse
4
42
27%
Apr
37%
Jan
24'/a
24 Vi¬
24%
24%
2,500
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
20
21% Jan
6
Jun
29%
Jan
la %
12%
12%
3,300
Federal
15
6% Jan
2
6
Jun
8%
97%
97%
97%
25'A Apr 22
13% Apr 30
98% Feb 17
19
12%
69%
Sep
93
Jan
27
27 %;,
27%
19%
Dec
24'%
Jan
15%
14%
29% Apr
5
16% Mar 18
8
Apr
13%
Dec
3
Jun
:
28
1%
*1%
1%
*1%
'
37%
37%
37%.
37%
37%
44 25%
*12%
25%
24%
25%
12%
12%
12%
96%
96%
97
97
27%
27%
27%
27%
*
1%
1%
78
$
777 9%
9%
27%
V
*74%
78
per share
No par
pref series A
5%
$
Previous
27%
7%
9V»
28%
28
*74%
78
7%
,
10,000
$ per share
Year
Lowest
No
JErle RR common
Ctfs of benef lnt—i,
112,700
*9%
Range Since January I
Lowest
Highest
Par
14%
'73%
Range for
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
15%
6
YORK
NEW
"
5
Co
Corp
3% Jan
2
8% Apr
17
1%
Jan
6
4%
Sep
,5% Jan
4
10% Apr
5
4%
Apr
7 Va
Dec
3
Products
24
May
28%
Oct
13
29% Mar 30
% Jan
$2.50
Jan
19
1% Mar 10
20
U
Jan
1% Nov
F
37
*15%
r:: 5%
15%
"
5%
20
20
19%
*87 Va
88%
*13%
14%
4v.,
.v
*14%
m
15
24%
12%
13%
97%
gg
98
27% ?;•%(
15
V .; A :
27%
28%
5%
5%
5%
5%
•
48%
48%
35%
:;-4 35%
35%
20%
88
88%
88%
89%
89%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
35%
35%
♦106%
107%
107 %
107%
35%
36'/a
35%
36%
36
36
17%
17'/a
17%
17%
18
18%
*105
105%
10
36%
36
36%
36
36
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
♦104%
105%
*104%
105%
7:
'
•
,
105
105%
•
*105
105
31%
31%
31%
31%
*31%
32
*31%
32
*31%
23%
23
23%
*23
23%
*23
23'/a
*23
23%
7%.
7%
7%
40
*39%
'
40
■
7%
7'/8
v
40
'
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
48%
49
48%
49
18%
17%
11%
11%
48
18%
17 %
17%
17%
1
134
*130
7
134
*130
134
*130
20%
8%
8
8
'
;
•
53'%
5 .7*52%
■60
*52%
60
*52%
34%
34%
35
34%
35
35%
21%
21%
99%
99%
35
Va
M
21%
21%
V;,
99%
99%
3%
3%
3%
3%
22
21%
22%
*
100 '
100
22%.
22%
60
19,100
22
b%
Jan
4
7%
Apr
14%
Dec
49% Apr
8
29%
Apr
43%
36 % Apr
30
13%
Jan
26%
108% Mar 30
87%
Apr
6
105
Dec
Dec
Nov
Apr
6
7
19% Feb
25
9'A
11
105% Apr
5
86
May
Dec
31% Jan
5
38
29%
Apr
Jan
39%
Feb
167/b
Dec
96%
Jan
par
25% Jan
7
32
1
15
Mar
27%
19% Jan
8
24% Mar 12
18
Apr
21%
Feb
3% Jan
30% Jan
2
8% Mar 26
3
May
5%
Jan
5
42% Mar 29
28
Aug
Inc
1
4
39 % Feb
3
10
—
9% Jan
10
Corp
Trailer
Feb
10
10% Jan
7
No par
127
;•
Apr
12% Apr
29
49% Apr
29
18% Apr
30
1
134
Mar 11
Apr
26
8% Mar 29
5
5% Jan
8
100
pfd
16% Jan
par
No
50
Feb
7 34% Apr
16
53% Apr
28
37% Jan
10
Co
8%
Sep
27% Mar
9%
114
14%
Apr
May
Sep
36% Mar
11%
Jan
42
Dec
12%
Jan
136
Nov
18% Nov
5
Jun
10 %
26
38
Oct
45
30
27
Apr
38%
Feb
May
Jan
2
22% Apr
29
15%
Apr
18
Jan
12
100% Apr
29
85%
Apr
97
Nov
2% Jan
1% Jan
11
9% Jan
19% Jan
100
Jan
96% Jan
1
preferred
8
20% Apr
25
Sugar Co
conv
87
15% Jan
prior preferred
Fruehauf
A450
Nov
97% Jan
Freeport Sulphur Co
1,900
100%
Jan
74%
Mar 30
8
Jan
104% Jan
100
F'k'n Simon Si Co Inc 7%
10
*6,
22
6%
Francisco
3.300
15
18%
No par
$7 conv preferred
1,080
8%
100%
100%
11,300
12% Jan 27
Apr
par
Corp
Machinery
Foster-Wheeler
91
4% Feb
11%
par
preferred.—
Food
2,400
21
35%
Steel
conv
8
■
par
No
Food Fair Stores
900
!
134
*52%
22%
100%
100
100
t5%
2
No
Stove Co
Follansbee
Jan
No
1,100
190
6 % Apr
6
Mar 30
21
Jan
iVo
Florsheim Shoe class A—
8
60
Stores
•
Mar 26
25% Jan'14
100
(The)
Florence
18%
*20%
35%'
Co
A
preferred——
t$4.50
4
42
10
800
12%
♦130
'
8%
National
First
Flintkote
series
'
$2.50
300
49
4,18%
'•
21
8
53%
35
)
,
39
*12%
49
,
1
1.34
*20%
34%
60
*52%
«;
,V..
18%
*130
8%
,
71,900
•
"
preferred
18
15
•;
1
Corp
7%
39
49%
17%
20%
8
4
'6%
1,100
Feb
78% Jan
par
Firestone Tire & Rubber
11,500
13
3% Jan
100
31% 7.;
7%
,
-7.\
12%
12%
49
134
20%
77
8
V
:i2
■:>
No
preferred
Enamel
7
13
■
Jan
20% Jan
5
Dept Stores
conv
86
No par
23%
30%
7%
7
107 %
*23%
*39% .40
17% •417%
♦130
j
■
-
7%
734
.
49
49
•
20%
20
8 Ye
20
20
19%
:
....
39%
39
47%
■
7%
7%
7%
39
39
36%
107
-
.
32
23 %
.
35%
•
-
33% Feb
•
2
i
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y
4,300
1.05%
106%
36%
*105
Ferro
1,300
49%
49
107%
♦106%
t4%%
600
13%
35%
106%
•
49
49
Min St Smelt Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
110
r,
par
No par
Federated
49%
•
No
Federal Motor Truck
49%
■
Co
Traction^
1,800
35%
4
49
35%
107
89%
13%
&
&
2,800
35%
,4
49
4
600
■vv
20
*89
19%
Federal
1,900
;
Light
$6 preferred
70
5%
*5%
20
19%
-
•7
'
15
15
5%
87%
48%
35
:
*
♦13%
48%
I':-
20
20
"
•
24%.
19%
14
■'
-27% H <4
5%
V-
*13%
107
38%
'
27%
88%
1
-A:;.-
98
15
20
*87%
•
•12%
*97%
5%
5%
,24%
12%
15%
*15
■•.,:■■■
24
-
37%
;
6
11
17
G
*13
14
6
5%
*8%
77'i;:,■■■
8%
•
*13%
*51%
52%
9%
9%
♦103
41%
41%
;
8% 7
•137
7%
7:
8%
7%
5%
7%
7
5%
15%
15%
87
"
88
*
142
142
35%
35%
38
*140
*
5%
15%
?
133%
50%
29%
38%
117%
117%
117 %
*117
117%
180
2%
2
2%
14,500
♦116
117%
2
2%
101 %
102
103%
88%
88%
88%
*88%
88%
133%
♦132%
134%
132%
132%
*132%
134
80
49%
50%
50%
50%
51
26,900
;
129%
104
49%
129%
25%
50
103
50
25%
26
3%
6%
6%
6%
107%
107%
107%
107%
107%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*105
1
1
1105 %
108
1
1
7
*35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
*34%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*13%
7
21%
21%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
78%
78%
77%
78%
78
78%
22 '■7
22%
*17%
17%
169%
17%
*17%
17%
22 '7
22
22
22%
*106
109%
*106
17%
20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
7%
8'/a
77 78%
8%
7%
8%
7%
9%
8 7/a
8%
♦72
73
*72
73
*71
9%
9
19%
*71%
73%
73%
73%
18%
3 8%
18%
19%
18%
47%
*47
1
2^8
v.77.
%
88
39%
40
39 7/a
40%
96
96
96
96
36'A
377/a
37%
38%
97
97
97%
%
97%
3
*6
6%
6%
♦12
12%
♦11
General
:
:
7:
19%
20
,
8
-77; 77v ;.87v
:,7
74
3,300
12,600
"a.
1.000
19
18%
19
5,200
*46
47%
*46
*%
77
7
7:
1
2%
88
37 Va
38%
98
98
8%
*85%
1%
1%
1%
1%
5%
*5%
6
12%
13
11%
11%
11%'7
33%
33%
33%
33%
*33
*24%
25
*24%
1%
1%
17,000
5%
2,500
1,700
1,400
Grant
100
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,400
29%
29%
30%
26,300
26
26%
26
26%
150
♦147
150
*147
150
*147
150
150
150
63
*55
63
*55
63
♦55
63
*55
63
*41
41%
17
17'A
*
,25%
*149
*155::
;
26
5,200
151
30
63
—
_
—
No
Hosiery
Grand Union
5%
Or
w
Nor
Iron
par
No par
10
Co
Ore
Prop
No
par
No par
Great
No
Western
Sugar
♦11%
11%
15%
15%
3 %
3%
126%
v
127%
9%
9
41%"
41%
41%
41
41
41%
41%
41%
1,800
Green
17 Vb
17%
17
17%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
9,100
*11%
11%
♦11%
11%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3%
129
128
9%
8%
39%
9
3%
3%
3%
128
128
38%
39%
38%
♦25%
28
25%
*37%
38
*37%
38
16
15%
9%
39
37
15%
39%
'
♦11%
11%
*11%
11%
15%
15%
15%
3%
3%
3%
128
129
8%
8%
38%
38%
:
8%
38%
3%
1'
9%
39
100
16%
3,800
Grumman Aircraft Corp
3%
4,500
Guantanamo
3%
129
A
8%
38%
7
132
9%
'
400
7
25,100
39
3,400
100
8%
Gulf Mobile St Ohio
$5
No par
Sugar
100
No par
RR—
No
preferred
40
30
Mar 29
118% Mar
8
2% Apr
Mar
15
90% Mar
5
2
Nov
Dec
4%
Dec
Sep
Sep
3%
Oct
6%
9%
Jan
66%
Nov
90 'A
Feb
16%
Apr
21 Va
Nov
120
Apr
21%
132
Nov
Apr
30%
Oct
x23%
Apr
40%
Jan
111%
Apr
116'% July
% May
6
110
61
1%
Mar
64%
102
Apr
87
Jan
Jan
Oct
133% Apr
20
122
Apr
131%
Feb
51% Apr
6
30
Jan
44%
Dec
29
122
130% Apr
26 % Feb
4 %
Apr
16
24
21
6
Apr
7% Mar 26
Feb
10
1% Apr
2
20 % Apr
5
10% Mar
3%
3
16
10%
Sep
Jan
6
Nov
5%
Jan
14%
107 %
%
Oct
Mar
31%
Nov
Apr
19'%
Jan
8% May
18% Mar 29
14,%
109% May
% Jan
Apr
14%
21
Jan
Jan
Apr
23% Mar
14% Apr
July
3%
% Mar
27
23
22% Mar
30
99% Aug
37% Mar
78% Apr
128
Aug
1% May
101
106% Apr
1% Feb
Apr
13%
30
109
55%
Jun
13%
Mar
11
May
NOV
Jun
10
Feb
79%
Jan
20
Jan
16%
Dec
13
101%
Sep
14
20% Mar 30
7%
Jan
15%
Dec
2
4
8% Mar 31
3
Jan
5'%
Nov
110
73
Mar
x40% Mar
Feb
110
61
Nov
Apr
19
9% Apr
2
30
4
Apr
5%
Jan
Anr
30
50
May
65%
Jan
7 75
4
2
20% Mar
5
4
12%
Sep
16
Oct
47
9
37%
Jan
44
Feb
Apr
1% Mar
8
93
2
%
4
3% Apr
2
8
Mar
4
Jun
1% July
H
Jan
2%
Jan
73
Nov
82
Feb
26
13
Jan
27
Dec
96% Apr
29
56
Jan
83%
Dec
8
38% Apr
26
10%
Jan
27
9
99 % Apr
28
60%
Jan
90%
Dec
1%
Jan
4%
Nov
Jan
81%
Deo
A SeP
l'/e
Nov
Dec
Jan
11
11
9% Apr 29
87% Mar 25
Jan
2
2Vb Mar 26
8
5
7
4
Sep
5'/a
13% Mar 27
6
Mar
8%
Dec
9
12% Apr
6
Apr
9'%
Nov
3
34
6% Apr
7
Apr
21
22
1
31% Apr
5
Apr
25 % Apr
18
27
2
Mar
3
x58
32
Nov
23
25
Feb
July
13%
Dec
18%
19%
Jun
25%
22%
Apr
28'%
143
Apr
29
130
Apr
65
Jan
27
50
July
63%
41% Apr
22
Apr
33'%
17% Apr
7
12% Feb
16
16% Apr
8
2
par
4
132
Jan
22% May
150
Jan
14%
11
10%
2%
81%
No par
10
1
preferred
38 % Mar
2% July
Feb
5%
140
Jan
4
Jan
4
Jan
2
Jan
2
Jan 19
3% Jan 12
25% Jan
2
1
Inc
11%
6
Apr
Jan
46%
59% Mar 3
31% Jan 19
100
West RR
Co
Greyhound Corp (The)..
5%% conv preferred
16 A
•
132
;■
L)
•i'i%
15%
*126%
(H
30
Apr
106
Nov
40% Apr
138
4
41%
-
Apr
23% Jan
par
100
Preferred
Green Bay &
7% Apr 16
6% Mar 30
24'A Jan 27
15
Jan
6
21% Jan
7
20
Great Northern preferred
16
Jan
Dec
7%
4% Jan
8
Jan
7% Jan
29% Feb
5
City Steel
(W T)
Feb
Sep
3%
53
104
4
17
1
preferred
35
Apr
Mar
12
80
100
No
4
31
Jan
Feb
3%
98
143
Jan
51
6
25% Jan
90% Jan
4% Jan
No par
div ctfs
Feb
Jan
Jan
83
par
i
;
10 %
26
24% Jan
No par
No
Apr
Apr
par
—No par
Granby Consol M S & P
24%
28%
F)
8%
88
TV Jan
1% Jan
76
Jan
1
Graham-Paige Motors
33%
16%
(B
Preferred
33%
28%
*55
Gotham
Granite
900
Co
1
26
4
100
Telegraph Co
Nov
5
Jan
41
Oct
9%
Jan
59
Jan
14% Jan
par
50
preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubb
$5 conv preferred
13 "■'A
15%
*147
preferred
5%
11%
28
26%
26
26%
G
Goodrich
11%
:
29%
28%
29%
No
(Adolf)
Gold & Stock
*24%
7.
17%
16%
conv
13
7
25
11%
800
40
33%
24%
11%
18,000
19,700
%
24%
1,900
9%
;.
11%
6
16,900
87%
9
9%
12%
1
*85%
87%
*12%
—No par
(The)
3%
Apr
140
4
4
4
5
May
2% July
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
par
Goebel Brewing Co
98%
.
4%%
Co
Gobel
38
6
Glldden
par
No
$6 preferred
par
No
Gimbel Brothers
60
37%
87%
No
21
Sep
Jan
Jan
26
15% Mar 23
4% Jan
60% Jan
5
Co
preferred
conv
16%
15%
108
14%
20
No par
Safety Razor
1,600
*97%
8'A
1
Corp
Rubber
&
6,600
-A'
99%
12%
Gillette
par
100
1
37%
7; 87%
1
Corp
3
99
1%
Tire
General
$5
No
preferred
*%
36%
9
Telephone
Time Instru
Gen
3
;
98%
*12%
17 Vb
100
,,,
No par
Corp
*87% 788
3
*87%
37
7 6
'
26,700
96
1%
6%
100
9%
75
47%
$6 pref opt div series
General Refractories
6%
8%
98%
1%.
200
75
11%
26%
g%
.
7 7' A
20%
73
73
7
9% 7;
-
74%
19
25
29'/a
26%
[
17%
109%
21%
17%
34
17
29'/a
26%
1,600
22
*17
*106
22
109 %
11%
•7
17%
28%
Gen Steel Cast $6 preferred—No par
33%
7
25%
17%
General Shoe
1,280
*24%
11%
34
33%
*24'A
1,200
78%
36%
12%
♦12
13%
77%
40%
1%
1
16
2%
2%
24
8% Mar 29
12% Jan
2
xl04
Mar" 9
% Jan
4
31% Jan 28
15% Jan
5
9% Jan
2
60
Jan
2
100
11
44% Mar
19
4
4
Mar
1
Jan 12
Jan
2
Jan
par
Utilities
St
13%
96
1%
No
preferred
Realty
Sep
104% Mar
34
Jan 13
113% Jan 22
1% Jan
4
94
Apr
9
83 % Jan 14
129
Jan 12
44% Jan
7
126% Feb
2
17% Jan
7
2% Jan
2
10c
78%
39%
1%
1
Jun
8
2
9% Mar 30
13% Jan 25
4% Jan
2
103% Jan
5
•
13%
400
96%
,
par
Ink
Railway Signal
6%
40%
9
No
Equip Corp
Gen
96%
87%
par
par
preferred
Gen
39%
8%
Precision
$6
...
par
—No
No
6,200
96 %
♦85%
A
2,300
39%
8%
-No
Outdoor Adv
Common.i.
19%
95%
87%
10
preferred—.
$5
Gen
par
100
General Printing
108
39%
7%
preferred
5%
General Motors Corp
Public Service
96 Vb
87%
No
Gen
40%
7%
t$6 conv preferred series A .No par
General Mills
4,600
39%
87%
par
No par
Gen Gas & Electric A
1%
*95%
7%
par
No
preferred
t$4.50
par
13%
9%
88
♦85%
No
No
Foods Corp
7 6,300
*77%:
%
%
2%
*87%
General Electric Co
General
1%
19
53% Apr
Jan
5
130% Jan '' 2
30% Jan
2
.--—No par
100
Cigar Inc
preferred—
35
*72
47
777
100
22%
7:77 87A
18%
3
General
7%
par
preferred--
cum
34%
19%
74%
88
No
Gen
20
-
No par
21%
'*106
19%
*87
1—5
Corp.—.
A
t7%
par
35
17%
17%
47
Bronze
Class
1,700
-
1%
1
No
21%
21%
\2
3
.7
88
88
88
*105%
1%
—5
Baking
preferred
76%
7'
14
18%
7
19 %
19%
General
5
Transportation
2,800
6%
106%
1%
108
20%
.
Amer
21
Apr
14% Apr
14
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
.
6% Apr
.9% Feb
12
102
37
5%
134
4%
2%
7%
71%
20%
Jan
Mar 25
4
25% Mar 31
v
9% Jan 11
52
Mar 19
6% Jan
4
50
21%
21%
*73%
47%
%
%
2%
27/a
2 7'a
*47
47%
♦47
6%
*105
1%
*34%
35
9%
9
74
74
6%
1
8
20%
20%
107
19
74
♦72
73
9%
4,200
*105%
108
10^%
*106
109%
1,800
3%
1%
1%
77%
76
500
25%
3%
6%
1
1
1
; ; 131
% 25%
3%
*105
19
*105%
108
1
J30
25%
20%
6%
107%
19
19
19
19%
19
;
19%
*
130%
25%
4,:;
1% 7;
51
140
900
*3%
25%
6%
*104
1C3
130%
131
28%
20
20%
20%
103
*3%
3%
6%
20%
v
*129%
129%
20%
108
:Vv"
103 %
88%
4%
4
103
88%
26%
26
2
2%
4,200
133%
134
129%
117%
2 :
7
*88%
88%
*105
•
24,800
36%
37%
6%
*17
10
36%
20%
*22%
800
7
38%
6%
*106
7 7;
31
142
36%
20 7 e
*35 Va
1,300
-
37%
4%
*18%
83%
35%
2%
Gen
Jan
1%
4
14
2
7% Jan
3
No par
General Cable Corp
38
117%
1
10
5
No par
Genera;
800
.
35%
i
par
preferred
conv
2,600
■'
37%
49%
26
1%
83%
30%
t5%%
2,300
5%
14%
*140%
142
7'
77.7
35%
3%
*105
5%.
14
:>■
No
Gen Amer Investors
$8
38 Va
*133
129
23%
-
,83% 7. 7
29% 7
*140%
A
6%
7.
5%
8,300
140
35%
88%
88%
129
7'
4,500
8%
8%
1.4%
.
43
*138
(The)
$6 preferred
37%
101
101
49%
A
,
104%
42%
Co
Wood Industries Inc
;
35%
2
133',2
29'%
142'/a
7
20
1,400
38
*117
88%
83
29%
7
*103
'
.
52
9%
1
20
preferred
Gaylord Container Corp
700
35%
2%
♦100
140
5%
*140%
77
28%
142'/a
9 %
8%
:■ „
*14%
84'A
*51%
7 7
37%
;
117%
2
7:7
•, -:7
par
5%
35%
38
117%
,
14%
83%
28%
145
•
7
7 Va
5%
14
♦140%
28%":
*28%
'
8
14%
42%
*138
140
77:7'77:A !':■$
•
28%
*28
7\,
8%
8 >■
b-* CO OO
86%
7v*14%
7,
85 7
15%
15%
87
7
42%
42%
5%
7
5%
86
;•
140
.
5%
7%
5%
♦137
140
*137
41%
14%
No
(Robert)
preferred
Gamewell
Gar
25,600
~.777'7;'7
cl A
(The)
Inc
Co
6%
400
6
8%
104%
Gair
100
24%
24%
9%' 7.
*103
9,700
Co
Gabriel
14% :■;:
*8%
52
1,700
>:
3%
3%
7,7 5%.:
8%
9%
104 %
*103
3%
14%:::7 ,7
52
9%
6%
42
8
8%
8'/a
8%
140
52%
*52
.
'
104 % 7
7
*13%
6
*14
9%
41%
41%
41%
14%
77:,••
24%
5%
14'/a
52%
•103
104%
♦103
104%
*52
3%
*8%
8%
*3%
14
24%
5%7
*8%
14%
7-7 9%
9%
*9%
24%
5%
8%
14%
52%
•52
*24
,
3%
7713
13%
6
-77*8 %■
14%
14%
;
;
24%
;':.::.7:: 5%
6%
*8% 7 8%
77
14%
24%
25
6
*13
13%
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*13
13%
24%
25
24%
7
3%
*3%
4
3%
14
7§7 3% 7 3%
3%
*3%
25
Oct
Feb
Jan
Jan
Nov
Jan
Apr
14%
Dec
Mar
11 Va
Aug
9 Va May
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
-10%
.10
1% May
Apr
14
Apr
29
48%
Jan
9% Apr
26
2%
Jun
4%
Oct
39% Apr
5
Jun
33%
Oct
18
86
Sep
H
15%
15 3 4
14
14
♦104%
105
For
footnotes
*13%
105
see
*25
25%
14%
105
page
*13%
:
1627.
105
>
27
*25
37%
-
*36
15%
*14%
14%
♦13%
105
105
-
*25
27
*25
27
38
*36
37
*36
37
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
104%
27
105
104%
105
50
Haokens&ek
1%
preferred class A:
900
Hall
14%
100
Hamilton
104%
350
6%
Printing
Co
•
-
——10
—
Watch Co._
preferred
25
—25
Water——.
;
—
-No par
100
>
22% Feb 11
36 : Jan 13
12%7Tan
5
9% Jan 18
-104% Mar 13
a
-
-
-
25% Apr 16
38
16%
14%
105
Apr 13
Apr
8
Apr 19
Jan 30
Peli
19% May
25
29
Apr
35
Dec
8% Mar
13
Aug
8
Jun
11'A Nov
95
Mar
106% Feb
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Saturday
Apr. 24
Monday
105%
17'/a
*135
$
17%
*99
17'4
*135
5%
17
138
5%
100
*105 »/2
*99
100
16%
Apr. 30
the Week
$ per share
17%
5%
2%
2%
98%
98%
*66
8%
2'%
66
99
66
16%
81
81%
82
130
130%
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99
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2'%
2'%
2'%
98'%
98'%
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155
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165
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131 Va
130
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20
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20%
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20%
36%
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36
13%
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16
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37 Va
36%
37
14%
14%
8
14%
49%
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36 Va
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26%
8
26%
7
;
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36%
71
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36%
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36%
37%
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50
50
107 Va
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14%
108
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28
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4,700
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28'%
113
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160%
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112
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28 Va
27%
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69
112
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18
18
18
18
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18
64
65
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5
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102
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13
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32 Vi
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11%
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105
81
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62
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132
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r
24'%
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v
24%
62 Vi
76
12
"
9% Jan
5
Nov
Nov
Jan
Mar 10
7%
Dec
18%
Dec
Jan
115
Feb
38%
Jan
39 %
Oct
8V4
Jan
11%
Nov
30%
15 % Apr
6
51
Mar 24
2
Jan
Dec
27
Apr
44%
Dec
4
96
106
May
2%
Feb
Sep
Apr
.4%
Oct
29% May
34%
Feb
■'■:■■
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81%
62'%
76 Va
76%
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76%
11'%
5%
V
:
;
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16% Apr
19
5
13% Jan
11% Feb
88
12
40
Mar
14%
Apr
35
Dec
* May
100
Jan
74
158% Apr
17
166% Feb
9
153
Mar 31
54
Jan
74
15% Apr
8
6% Jan 27
21% Jan 28
par
5
6
7% Apr
30
Feb
10%
Jan
5% May
109% Mar
8
164% Apr
6
71% Apr
8
40
Apr 20
147
&
A
—25
.No
170
% Jan
2% Mar 15
par
9% Jan
5
11% Jan
19
.—100
55% Jan
66
Apr
5
_1
V 3% Jan
6% Apr
7.
28% Jan
136% Apr
:
No par
100
14% Apr
130
6
Jan
Apr
22
'44
Apr
5
33% Mar
-No
'1%
V
par
Jan
43'/a Mar
Oct
Dec
15%
Jan
60%
Jan
Va
Oct
3%
Nov
30:J/4
OCt
46%
Jan
22
1
39
Mar
48%
Feb
28
Jan
1
26
May
32
Feb
Jan
7
44% Mar 31
26
May
39 U
102% Jan
15
105% Mar 24
94
May-
i
V 1, 6% Jan %7
/13% Apr
6% Jan
,13% Apr
30
" V 9% Jan
■15
Apr
100% Apr
13% Apr
30.
32% Apr
No par
par.
——100
/Intertype Corp—
No par
Island Creek/Coal—
V.
10% Jan
27% Jan
135
-1
30
■
90% Jan
1
preferred—-——,.
88
6% Apr
30%
136
36
Foreign share ctfs.—,
.
28
No par
Interstate?Dept Stores..-,.—.No
v
13% Apr
Silver'———50
preferred^—l—
—100
%IntemT Telep &-Teleg_.-V.--No par
•
40
Apr
Apr
Dec
58
Salt—
Apr
V/»
59% Mar 25
International
Dec
38
7%
3% Jan
37%Jan
100
Jan
12%
24 %
45% Jan
preferred—..
preferred—
% Jan
12%
May
126%
—100
5%
Dec
July
5% May
5
Apr
8% Jan
Co.
Jan
61
166
3 %
Mar 15
136
15
Paper
Jan
Jan
151%
Apr/
May
% July
Mar 25
Chein
Feb
23%
20
9
Feb
111%
144% Jan
Jan
6%
*
Oct
6
.56% Jan 20
Jan
18%
9% Apr
162
Dec
74%
12%
100% Aug
5% Apr
2
100
163%
Apr
Jan
par
Oct
Apr
May
5%
30% Mar 30
16% Feb
July
81
6
.
Oct
Sep
7
'Jan
Oct
Mar
4%
Jun
100% Apr
62
Jan
6%
21
6
10
9% Nov
23 '4
42
10%
8
Jan
par
Jan
2%
Mar 29
—No
.International Shoe.—
400
145
5
1
Preferred
800
Apr
Mar 29
14,800
•
11
9
/International
/
Jan
5%
115
5 7#-conv
700
13V
4
Inter Rys of Cent Am—No par
600
32%
Jan
Inc
tPreferred
'5,200
*12%
-32
2
102
*31
May
5
21
.
15
13
Apr
Jan
International
;
151,400
5
6
45
Dec
.5% Nov
1% Apr
k
Jan
wVx-5,200
%
15% Apr
30% Apr
Jan
20
Rubber..
Min
Jan
37
—.100
.—No
23%
A Jan
7
:
1,590
3 Va
,
18% Jan
——No par
—No par
Co..
1% Aug
5 Va Aug
"
'
1000
Int Nickel of Canada..
6,700
5
106
V
13%
Jan
Jan
16% Apr
100
4%
4%~ preferred..—
Internat'l Mining Corp..
i
:
:
8
2
.
100
:_L
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class
Mercantile Marine.
1
-
13%
14%
145
100
7% Apr
7
29% Mar 30
7.
Jan
•
1% Mar 26
preferred.————_—.100
Internal
10
107
*100%
.
9% Apr
2
Co
tPreferred
66,300
32" i
13 Vi
/
2
ii Jan
Vint
44%
43%
13%
•
4% Jan
Internal'!-Harvester—.—..No
14,600
51 Vi
13
82
11%
1
76
82%
i
:
•
■
11%
/77
30
83
24%
62
76
11%
29%
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24 -?a
62
.
■
83
130
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62'4
'
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11%
29%
105
24%
;
11%
29%
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130
23%
a
12
%
*11%
59%
31%
h-* 0- 0
*11%
29%
105
130
24 3
12%
*102'%
14%
31 Va
"«■
:
RR
Rayon
Steel
4
—No par
—1
8
—No par
Int.Business Machines..——No par
1.100
»
•
.2% Mar
4% Jan
22% Jan
par
t
100
i:.':7'.v
% Jan
-100
No par
«i
Interlake Iron__i
/
1,800
.
133'%
*42
102
*12%
,
32 Vi'
11%
29%
'• 132
,24 Va
12%
*1041
82
14
*100%
145
-
*llVa
105
81
621/4
76%
Dec
17
143
Jan
1%
Jan
2
i
Jan
7%
Nov
7%
6%<Jun
/
21
Oct
104% Oct
Nov
'
10%. Nov
Jan
11
Dec
3
Mar
95
5
88% Apr
7%' Apr;
24%
32%
6
127
Apr
Apr
138
Jan
Nov
'
30
.
81
*140
11%
30
*104
:
•
143'a
102
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145
*11%
105
80'%
62'4
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'
12
14
32%
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?
29'%
29%
s
*31'%
145
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;
81
*130
32 %
13%
107
27,700
53i
32-%
■.
/
13
102%
29%:
15
29%
21% Oct
5
preferred.-——:
6 (V
-
8,800
V
/
64
*43
/
13%
11%
3:
*140
42%
910
2' is
18%
5%
32'%
42%
12
*100'%
/
•■■■44:%
32%
11%
-
■V'13%
32 Va
*44
?
12
14 Va
145
6
12%
8
Manhattan.-———100
Central
Intercont'l
10,700
v
14(4
50
;
30,700
1
33'%
,/*/-
11%
11%
13%
14
0
6%
Inland
700
12 Va
51'%
*102%
102%
32 Va
Jan
Mar
110
26
32% Feb
20
68%
583i
107
13%
*140
8
Apr
41% Apr
11% Jan
V
.
500
162
*132%
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14 %
■•?"
6
17
26
Corp
5%
59 3
51
41 Va ■: 42
*100%
•
13
-:5%
44'%
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.
41 Va
•
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./
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32%
♦41
107
*102%
12 Va
*42'/a
32%
32%
*41
107
*102%
44%
"
Va
42
13% Apr
—
.
8% Apr
Interchemical
33 Vi
./■:■
133»a ?
133'.%
.
50 Va
Dec
102%
v
.
Oct
48%
12% Mar
■
41% Apr
IhgersolliRandi:—
:
2,700
,
7%
169%
13%
5r!a
33 Va
■'■■;/•
•
1
*43
6
2
-™'"'
109% Feb
Ctfs
*2
'.14 Vi /
12%
58
12%
58
*
65
m
33 Va
133 Va
12
.
5%
.
34 Va
■/ *132V4
'■'/
,
2
2%
'
V2
Mar
*
11
4
Insuranshares
•:.
:
834
64
11%
134
.
14 % Jan
8
2
: 400
28%
..18
58
Oct
Nov
75% Dec
Feb
79
>
5
3% Jan
Inspiration Cons-Copper
•i
68
2Va
*132 %
Dec
Feb
14%
30% Mar
37 Va Apr
38 % Jan
105
c.
158
Apr
22 Va Mar 31
30 % Jan
t
1% Jan
Apr "
v
125
Mar 16
18% Feb
%%
'
Jan
Indianapolis P & L Co
No par
Refining——.——10
1.500
•
112'.
,
169%
18
33%
„
25
7%
*161
67%
169%
.
169'%
13%
33%
,
12
Li—100
v
5,800
8%
1%
•
9
108
8% Nov
'
51
2
————5
14%
7%
18
5%
Feb
Mar
6
Jan
Industrial
30
i.
•
71%
,
28 Vi
8
13%
5%
10%
Apr 26
,5
par
Indian
/
1,100
165/
:
7%
113
8
160%
67'%
169
;
7 %
*112
8
8'%
*160%
.
169%
*7'4
112
8%
,
95'a
71
14
13%
65 Va
82
60
Jan
44
RR See ctfs series A„
2,800
'
■■■
8
:
69
170
*159
71%'/
13%
:?/'■
8%
95'%
•
162
,
71'%
&
*
::
•
70%
28 Va
%
161>.
162
.
95%.
13%
*7%
•-
8%
*159
; 162
37 %
-
70'4
28'%
8%
95%
13 Va
■
113
'
37
97 Va
*160
7Va
>8
■
8%
160
&£
*112
.?■
83a
37%
96
.
18%
.
9
36% Jan
No par
0% preferred series A
1,900
■
18 3
*64
____.No
___
Leased lines
300
36%
f
162
*7Vi
8%
%
70 Va
70%
13%. .■14
7%
*110
2
_■
31
Mar
—
Apr
May '
141 Va Apr
17% Mar 29
21
•'
No par
preferred——
Illinois
1,200
10Vi
37%
•■:'// ?
13%
8
7
13
.
IHupp Motor Car Corpj—
^2,400
44%
8%
2
B_
Hudson, Motor Car
24,800
29 Vi
44
27%
68
S%
8,400
??/■/ 29
8 Va
169%
58%
18
28% Jan
5
Hud Bay Min & Sm Ltd
-6,800
,
15
*7%
160
Hudson
100
26%
29
162
:■
(A)
Howe Sound Co--
200
*6%
26%
•
44%
70%
113
'
2
-
^
%
94%
45
5
-
16 V4 Jan
10
....
t5 '}'(>■■ preferred..
1,100
28
'■
7%
Jun
134
14% Jan
1
Houston Oil of Texas
11,600
?
44%
37%
'■
10
.
(Del).
Household Finance.-
230
7%
39%
28
14 Va
/
.
"
V
108
7%
44%
98
''
Class
200
28
36%
71
Jan
May
%
9
Jan
Dec
88
79%
167
Mar 15
100
par
The.
Houdaille-Hershey cl A
2,300
<
.
39%
39%
(C E)
Jan
49
;
No par
preferred...
100
Homestake Mining........,.—12.50;
600
50
108
'/V/
8
*38%
DaucluPaper Co
Hollander & Sons
3,800
;
14%
:*49%
108
7%
■
,
39
14%
?
-i
par
Holly Sugar- Corp
'
>50
152
7%
37
14 Va
_.a._No
4%
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar 25
3
5
Holland Furnace
;•
*114%
37; /'?-'/./
'
6
73
1.300
V
56% Jan
131
500
44%
98
14%
68
15% ■;/
*114%
12%
28
*160
14%
169%
vV'f
12%
43%
...
162
160
*15%
15%
3.3
43%
.
'
8%
*12%
28
15%
*8
12 Va
14%
16
r
3% Mar
80
27
Jan
16%
102 'A Apr. 10
71
Apr
2
20
No par
Hires'Co
1,100
44%
16
12 Va
5
104
146
Apr
May
8
Hinde &
20%
28
10
37%
Apr
5 '%
2
93 '% Jan
12% Jan
Motors.—
convpreferred—.:.-. :.;Nq
20
36%
,
1% Jan
25
5
500
•
13%
10%
*110
108
2
Hercules Powder.*.
100
•
28
98
Apr
12%
Xl26
1
Apr
$ per share
98
9% Mar 11
Jan
•Hercules
2,400
;
44%
,
10%
28
108
*18
1%
7%
108
20
8%
!•%
*160
108
20%
*49Va
;
8%.
12V8
"
4,100
•
81%>
36 %
26%
1%
28
100
6% cum preferred—..—
100
Hershey Chocolate
;..i_No par
57
39
7
*26%
8%
*37
131
*55
14
■':■:■
1%
■*97%
*130
57 /
*18
37
2
8%
?'
131%
81
*19%
36 Va
%
1®8
.45
Jan
Highest
share
per
5
Apr
6% Apr
Jan
'$
30
18% Mar
141
4% Jan
7
(G .W)
;
—25
Preferred --i-.--.—;--.-------100.'
■
16%
20
39%
1 %1
*43%
165
*55
108
107 Va
9
V 14
,6
Feb
86
Helme
131
58
36%
108
200
*16
20%
,<
,
,
■
8%
13%
,
100
tHazel-Atlas Glass Co__
131'%
'
■
12'/a
*15%
■
50
39%
1 %
*6'%
26%
*27%
106 V% Apr
'
*6%
■
-1
Hayes Mfg Corp
370
66
4,
66
■/%;/:•* 155-/5-
165/
37
'
14%
8
39%
135
1943
Lowest
$ per share
>"13% Jan
1
4,500
81
*18
;
1
38
107%
8%
39
:
36 %»
*37
108
Corp of Amer class A
6'%%> preferred—,—
.
2%
81
*114 1/4
14%
*107
par
100
*
Hayes Industries Inc
98%
98%
*36
15%
37'%
/
No
±
20
:/2%-
■•■.■
*19%
..
*114%
37 Va
49%
2
15%
.
_
36%
39 %
*1%
-
■
_
'
Va
13'4
,
,14%
•
107 Va
*38%
*12%
V
Refrac.;
preferred
99% Jan
Year
Highest
;;
$ per share
No par
Hat
1,100
16%
*130
36%
36 Va
50
*49%
36
13%
15%
15%
36 %
20
36
*12'%
*114%
:
20
*19%
20
*19%
,6 V
ft
8'%
15%
*107%
*35%
Harbison-Walk
100
600
s
99%
>..81'4
> *55
58
/■■'■'■
67 Va
•
*155
16
81
131 Va
,
*66
165
15%
106
*56
67'%
♦155
81'/a
106
(M A) CO $5 pfd-
-
r
98 7 b
15%
♦55
//■ //////>■ Far
Hanna
3,600
,
5%
8%
2'%
97%
15%
58
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141
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.
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,
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98'4
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for
1
2 Va
82
16
106
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165
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165
8%
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97'%
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8%
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141
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8%
8%
$ per share
106%
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141
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100
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17 Va
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5%
100
Sales
Apr. 29
•105%' 106%
138
5%
STOCKS
Friday
$ per share
V-TT.%
138
5%
■
Thursday
Apr. 28
106
RECORD
PRICES
Wednesday
S per share
106
17
138
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SALE
Apr. 27
per share
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HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 26
$ per share
105%
AND
Monday, May 3, 1943
62'4
77
Preferred
10,500
.
400
.
/-■.::
<
113a
600
1,300
Jones &
•
'5%
V
1
12% Mar 25,
30
Apr 27
105
Apr
5%
70
Jan
21
126
Jail
27
133% Mar 17
19% Jan
7
No par
A...
26% Apr
107%
May
73'%
122
6
Jan
54% Jan
7
65
Apr
5
8
82
Apr
6
61
8% Jan
4
12% Mar 3L
129
17% May
53% Dec
64% Jan
L..100
pref- series B conv.——100
Mfg Co—
.1
10% Nov
33 %
May
50 %
85% Mar 30
——100
Jan
18% May
85
22
No par
i—.
Laughlin Steel.
series
12
19
96 V« Mar 30
,5^
.
.Joy
Feb
26
—100
—
__1—:
pref
9% Jan
..No par
-
preferred
Johns /Manville.Vi.
'>•;£'
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Co———
Jewel.Tea Co Inc
,
2,700
24%
11%
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i4'A %
83 %
130
24%
11%
700
1,500
v
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;
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Jan
Dec
Nov
24%
79%
Jan
11
Jan
64
May
I V* Aug
Jan
Jan
,
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127
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28
15%
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16
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10
10%
27
28 %
15%
127
27
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113
113
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110
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32%
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29 Va
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42%
43%
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45
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22%
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23
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29
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29
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63
63
63 Vi
63 Vi
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24
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24'4
36 Vi
17%
17%
18
18
36
36
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36
22
22
115
115
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7
22 Va
115
7
7%
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16%
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29
29
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28 V4
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35
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1/
5,000
9
V
29 /:
30
100
! 900
:
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14%
240
5,700
:
-
300
122% Feb
5% Jan
■
4%
Kaufmann
Dept Stores..
r
Class-
B—•
Kendall
Co
$5
(S S)
(S
H)
Gas
6%
7%
28%
19
*31%
34%.
6%"
28%
36
|'a
22
7
1 %
17
28
7%
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17%
28 %
7
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17
28'i
36'%
1,000
22 •■■
115
800
•
7'%
0
20
9,900
5,100
17'%
12,300
28 3 a
3,800
St
Apr
15%
Man
7
30% Apr
24
24%
Jun
29
1% Jan
13
3% Apr
26
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
..No par
34% Jan
12
45% Apr
29
30%
Sep
40%
Feb
10
18% Jan
2
23% Apr
30
17
Mar
22%
Jan
25
8-
11
IO 'b Apr
3
23% Jan
4
29% Apr
5
24% Feb
26
>
i
,
2% Jan
2%
May
105% Jan
37
Jun
3%
27
29%
Apr
7
19
Apr
30
36% Apr
30
Rubber St
4%
Tire
.5
Portland Cement..
preferred
conv
tLehigh Valley RR...
Lehigh Valley Coal
6% conv preferred.
Lehman
Corp
4
27
2% Jan>
2
(The)...—
700
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp..
600
Lerner
35
35
35'4
4,900
6%
22,400
Corp—.
'
u Jun
2
:_50
19%
Libbey Owens Ford G1
27
Jan
107% Jan
—50
32'
Libby McNeill <fc Llbby
26% Jan
20
25
.100
No par
19'4
Stores
9% Jan
35
100
11%, Jaii
[6
1
24
Jan
12
5
14% Jan
6
No par
23% Jan
8
No par
7
31
■
Jan
12
5
-Jan
2
25
Apr
6
116% Apr
7
7% Apr
2
6
Apr
19
.
15%
30Ja Apr
'
2%
Apr
23 %
Jun
17%
4
Apr
37% Mar 29s
20%
7% Apr
6
■4
Jan
1%
Apr
18
6:
30
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
15% Aug
Apr
11%
19% Apr
Sep
Dec
Dec
113
Jan
33% Mar 30
May
18
28
Aug
Dec
8%
41 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
18% May
104
;
13
i
8% Mar
17
17% Apr
7%
Dec
Jan
19% May
11% Jan
1
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22 %
.
30%.Apr 26
Bryant.—j—..No par
32 %
6'%
Jun
11,%
100
24
Apr
Apr
19%
6%
Jan
26%
Apr
Jan
32'i
6%
4%
5
10
113
ltVa
19 %
34%
Dec
21%
32
6%
Sep
14%
35% Apr
Louis.—100
19
34%
2
Dec
29
Lehigh
Jan
11%
103%
17% Apr
,...1
32
,
14% Apr
100 %
Jan
2
No par
5% -preferred:/
;
Co (The)—____
Lee
18%;Apr
Dec
Apr
Lane
*113
7
Mar 29
1,800
37
4
81%
93% July
10% Apr
Mar II
Mar 29-
18%
22
8% Jan
■
192
2
96
.108
25
19
115
14% Jan
•
16
18%
22
1
66
18
*36 'A
5
2
Feb
.7
& Co..l—No par
Lambert
-
6
2
11%
4
550
3,600
*113
Apr
15% Apr
Jan
.
Oct
Apr
4
63
25
36
6
7
63
25
•
6
Jan
63
25
36
Apr
Nov
17% Jan
62 Va
24%
'
12
29%
No par
61%
24%
17%
6
Oct
May
-28% Jan
—
Co
16
1
Co
Lt
6
Dec
7%
■■•:
•iloVb Jan
Kroger Grocery & Bak
Laclede
29% Apr
13%
124
Jan
29
Kresge Dept Stores..
.Kress
13
2%
Jan
Co
prior preferred—
Kresge
Jan
11% Jan
Keystone Steel St W Co.^...i.No par
Kimberly-Clark...——
VNo
par
(G R)
Feb
Mar
8
83
No par
No par
;Kennecott Copper-.—
Kinney
5
117
23
103% Feb
1
$6 pt pfd A
::w
Feb
10% Apr
7%' Jan
:_1
,
61
17'%
—
16% Apr 30
124
2
20
5 % conv preferred
—....100
Kayser (J) & Co...
...5
:Kelth-Albee-Orpheum preferred.100
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A
.1
i
24'4
1%
34%
1627.
30'4
17%
19
page
*28%
1%
31
see
28%
30'4
16'%
18%
footnotes
23'%
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1%
31
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18%
600
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14%
;
800
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1%
31'%
29,200
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17 %
30 Va
3%
16%
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32%
47 Va
22
*18%
40
33a
115
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6%
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22
32'4
17'4
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46
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1,600
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32%
14'%
50
300
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110
17'4
22
18%
V
13%
14
500
107 %
17%
30 Vi
115
7'4
j
xl2% Jan. 10
No par
City Southern__..__No par
preferred........
..100
Kansas
700
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*13%
'
■:
11;
30
13%
17%
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•
28%
%
30
23%
24%
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a
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;
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28
Kalamazoo? -Stove A ..Furn—LilG
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10
11
112
32
9%
28
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10
28
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17%
127
,
16
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27
14
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113
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;
95
13%
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9 %
16
25
Dec
14% Aug
'
26%
Dec
Jan
33 %
Dec
Mar
5%
Jan
■
Apr. 24
$
6574
32%
6674
66
68%
68%
67%
68%
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67%
17474
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66%
v
66
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17474
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2874
28
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28
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19 74
39 74
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19
39 %
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53%
54%
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54 74
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5374
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54
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71
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20
20
72
36%
36%
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36%
35%
36 »4
35%
35%
25%
25%
25 %
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24%
25 Va
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25
25
:
11%
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320
28
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320
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2%
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4%
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474
5
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4%
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13%
14
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13%
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13%
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13%
21%
21%
21
21%
20%
21 Va
.20%
20%
20 Va
5%
6%
6
*166
44
4%
Dec
Lorillard
Nov
16VaJan
2
19 Va Feb
11
HVsi
Apr
167a
Nov
:.
1%
(P)
preferred....
.100
._T
154
148 Vb Jan 12
Louisville Gas & El A...„._No par
Louisville & Nashville.
;
Feb 23
128
,Mar
8
^.10
20% Jan
8
28
28
Jan
2
3674 Apr
6
26%
Dec
3574 Jan
19% Jan
2
26% Apr
5
12% Mar:26
17%
Apr
21 Va
Jan
9%
Nov
1374
Jan
24% Mar
19
Dec
2774 Jan
20 Va Apr
26
113A
Apr
18 Va
Jan
73'A Mar 29
19%
97«
*165
175
^44;:V-
33%
33%
175
167
320
16.000
9%
100
Mandel
100
44
55%
Sep
76 74
Jan
15%
Apr
23%
Jan
;
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~
84
'80
4 Va
5
10,800
-15" .1
10,440
Market St Ry 6%
3,600
6%
0
7,100
25%
3,100
5%
5:V'i
6,000
28 Va
28 Va
700
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*103
102%
17%
'.*17%
14
14%
14
'
24
23%
24
15
14%
15 *■■■;
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20
1,200
5%.
24
46%
19 Va
19
109%
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110
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29
28
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30%
8%
6%
3V4
lO'/a
24%
24%
V
113
6
6
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19%
19%
3%
2%
6%
Mead
3
73
'
■
25
28' >
89 Va
74.
30
*
109 Va
*33%
35
39%
40
39%
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35 %
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
34%
15 Va 4 15%
15%
15%
15%
17%
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18
17%
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27 %
27%
20%
20%
64%
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20 %
64 Va
65
41
65
5%l
70
41
40%
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118
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%'
Minn Moline
$6.50
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8%
9
preferred
Mission
Corp—
17%
18
27
V
*
13,600
2774s
5%
20%"
65 Va
65%
Mo-Kan-Texas RR..L
'
7%
'
$4.50
Carpet
974
9%
39
39
38
.
1874
1774
3874
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1874
18
800
%
118
V
8 74
874
1274
11%
12
3174
1174
19%
19%
19%
19'/a
20
1974
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:
1974
8
774
774
7%
2374
24%
2474
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; 1974
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12%
12%
9.100
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20%
14,300"
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'
175
1974
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7% ■;
25
•,"
19%
conv
13
Oct
6
24
Dec
30%
Jan
8
5
Apr
774
Jan
1974
Dec
4
a 3.
a
National
Aviation
National Biscuit
7%
Apr
12 Va Mar
V
Apr'21
103 Va
Jan
Feb
107
Feb
109
Apr
14
Jail
7
Jan
13
3
64%
13%
%
.No par
Jan
,
8
X10774 May
174 May
5774
874
8874 Mar 27
20% Mar 30
:
4
6
1%
Jan
5
1274
Feb
18
Oct
66
May
91
Jan
110
•
National
9,400'
Nat Dairy Products....
18
17%
10
2
119
Mar 19
Apr-29
112
May
May
11774
121
120
Oct
114
Mar 10
102%
Apr
11074
Jan
2374
Apr
3474
Dec
41 %
37
Apr
30
Mar
3
28 %
Dec
48 74 Mar
22% Apr
6
12%
Dec
297i Mar
15% Apr
18% Apr
30
6%
Jan
217/» Jan
8
>
31
2
V
15
5
11
Oct
7
974
Apr
1274
Nov
Mar 29
20 74
Aug
2574
Jan
374
Jan
8
2
70
Apr•22
50
'
Jan
63
Feb
22
Mar 29
11%
Jan
17
Dec
6 74 Apr
7
Jan
5
Apr 13
Jan 25
6874 Feb 15
62
Apr 21
112
' 116
974 Apr
6
5'/a Jan
2
44
Feb 27
34 Va Jan 12 A
-
:
;
13A Feb
634 Jan
1% Feb
49
May
10874 Sep
474 Jan
30%
1
10 Va Mar 30
.
974
10
10
8%
874
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9%
9 74
30
30% 130%
21%.
8%
22
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15%
85
18%
18
32%
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8
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,
15%
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167
•
18%
>
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9%
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1.300
National Dept Stores
6% preferred...
3074
307a
30 74
V:; 30%
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6,900
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23
22
22%
22%
400
8%
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9
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85
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140
18 %
32%
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5%
574
139
10,100
17,100
85
16% May
1374 May
1974 Apr
1
9
Apr
11% Apr
27
3
27
574
30
0V4 Jan
2
3
15%
167j
r
10,900
90
,
140
;
10
19
1
4,200
32 V.
32%
500
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5%
24,200
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33:
,
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55/a
6%
57%
58
32%
5%
57%
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57%
56%
57
56 74
57
56 Va
57 %
2,100
12%
12%
12%
12 VB
12%
12%
12 Va
13-
12%
13%
14,100
33
5%
26
25%
26
26
26
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75
7.4 Va
75
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80%
80
80
80%
81
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6
25 Va
5%
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9 Va
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12 Va
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19
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19%
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87
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86
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86
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86
49
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110%
*108%
35
34
34 Va
35
35
13%
13
14%
13%
1-4%
49
;
110%
*46%
49
*108%
110%
*34 Va
35%
13%
*46%
*108%
a
.
SVaJari
•
7
12% Apr
15% Jan
2
162
Jan
173
7
Apr
24
13
140
7
13%
20 >4
20 Va
20'/a
20%
*100%
101%
100 %
100%
*100
101
34%
35%
35%
35
35
18
17%
18%
17%
18'/a
20%
For footnotes see
20%
102
page
1627.
*34
17%
J35
17%
17%
2074
18%
20%
*100
300
47
110%
.35%
14
30
35%.
14'%
.
20%.
101
34%
34%
18%
19
700
12,700
:
2,700
100
500!
98,300
4%%
conv
No par
t
—
serial preferred..;.!00
Newberry Co (J J)——-.-No par
5% preferred series A
..100
Newmont Mining Corp..
—10
Newport Industries....
——1
N'port News Ship & Dr Dock
No par
i..No par
New York Central—
No par
conv
preferred
—1
Brake—
$5
New York Air
18% Apr
27% Jan
2
10% Jan 12
3974
Feb
3 % July
7
Oct
29%
Nov
Oct
Apr
5%
Nov
Jan
874
Dec
May •
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
974
Oct
16%
Oct
166%
Jan
1674 Dec
574
20
Nov
Dec
8
1274
Apr
1574 Aug
474
Jan
774 Nov
30
8
23%, Apr
5
85
Dec
Nov
5
24
9 %
Jan
674
Sep
Feb
10
113
674
31% Apr
Apr .30
874 May
1774 Apr V
1474 Mar
374
Apr
974
974
Dec
Nov
26
Sep
18
Nov
674
60
Jan
72
1174
Apr
1674
Dec
Mar
Apr
22
17% Apr
8
171.Va Apr
10
145
May
168
Jan
Feb
13
129
Mar
146
Jan
19%. Apr
4
37^ Jaii 11
106% Mar 31
2 6 74 Jan
2
10% Jan 12
17% Jan
2
95 Vs Jan
7
11
!
10% Apr
Jan
2
4
5
2
2
5
7
4
4
374
8V2 Mar 25
12
2
160
Jan 13
137
Jan
6
14% Jan 13
14
12 Va
25 Va Mar'25
16
14
15
2
5
No par
....
Nelsner Pros Inc
2
13 "A
5
No par
Co
100
14% Apr
14% Jan
674 Jan
9% Majr
x25V'4Jari
17% Jan
6
Jan
70% Jan
2% Jan
52
Jan
5% Jan
14 Va Jail
57
Jan
62
Jan
2% Jan
6
Jan
9 '4 Jan
16
Jan
743a Jan
—1.^40
100
—100
National Tea Co
19%
1
2074 Apr
31 % Feb
(The) Pa.—.—10
prior preferred^
86
35
34%
*100%
4,800.
t6#>.
Natomas
13%
34%
National Supply
4 5
4
4-A
4
"National Steel Corp....——25
Nehi Corp..
35
par
17, Jari
5'A Jan
1874Jan
9% Jan
6974
1974
674 May
20% Apr "30
.No par
•National Power & it—
2,000
*46%
1Q0
National Oil Products Go
2,500
14
20
+6% preferred B
:
Nat Ma lb & SVl Cast Co _-j..No
12%
*108%
-10
..100
...
*84
.
No par
National Le^d Co
+7 ')e preferred A......-
*18Va
49
110%
preferred..
lb1/* % prior preferred—______
9 Va
9
conv
^$2 conv preferred—
170
6%.
*12%
par
Stamping
No par
National Gypsum Co_-_-_.___—.1
1,500
80
6 Va
,10
.__^__N6
1,340
26
.76 %
,76Va
so:
..No par
^rod.
Nat Enam &
$4.50
19
19
18
15%
*165
166%
10%
*84 Va
.:
16
18'%
139
140%
*139
18 Va
*21 Va
•
15%
15%
*165%
141
%
8%
8 74
*8474
85
167
*139
8%
•
Deo
Jan
4
;8V4 Feb
Jun
3%
11
5 1'
2
Sep
15 Va Jan
1
Feb
'
Jan
29
por
Oct
20
40% Apr
.1
Oct
Jan
2
x__Nd
A-
2% Jan
53
Jan
:
—10 A
Cylinder Gas Co
174
f® Jan
23% Jan
10
1474 Nov
9 Va Jan
7
IlVa Jan .12
5 A
No par
Apr
Mar
374 Mar
Mar 19
1
National Can Corp.—
Nat Cash Register..—:
Dec
67
Jan
I3
.10
par
Oct
Jun
115
•
Share Corp__.i..No
3,700
1774
9 74
7,900'
St
18 V4
137«
8 74
2,900
a'
Bond
14 Va
13%
17%
31
7%'
251
Nat
Oct
118
r
^______100
3 Va
108'A Jan
2
33'A Jan 14
31 Va Jan
8
par y
Corp.—__._5
preferred.^^..^.
111
1174 Apr?
•
—.100
Go.___
108
.
2574 Apr
9074 Feb
4
12
84
4
774 Apr
2
J3% Jan
•
11374 Feb
*
'
17V2 Jan
J
Apr-30
3074 Apr
2
Jan
25
•
8
19
;..10
14 ,-i
17%
3074
600
197»
'
Oct
110
i,
preferred
24%
13%
5 Va
20%
100
175
7%
9
18
*31%
102
33%
1
25 %
14
18 Va
110%
Apr
Oct
Co
2474
17%
167
141
26
21
Dec
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc
5,900.
12%
13%
15%
168 Va
13
175
v
207 a
18%
*8474
15%
12%
1974
13%
8'a
874
85
:
;V: 12
::
144 V
2174
2074
*139
197s
1974
19 Va
24
*9%
974-
*167
*
1974
874
85/8
15%
10.600
1374
,
3174'
8 74
1
Nov
No par
8%
11
10%
18
18%
*84%
*17074
175
*17074
175
7%
13%
2074
V-
2374
8
•
); 32% Mar
34%. Apr
9
'
24 %
874
29
mmmm
n
Liquidating Co
Nash-Kelvinator
National
•
Jun
59%
No par
6,800
>
22 74
Jan
..100
18%
8%
19
'35%
:
1.300'
'
Oct
Apr
36
Apr .28
No par
18 V4
•
.
Jan
6
'
20
*974
9
Feb
32
Dec
•
75
No par
P
At 'Bro..—:
Acme
72
Jun
474
4
58
i—1
40%'
.
1074
1174
18 Va
18%
10 3 4
1274,
13%
18 74
8%
19%
8
1874
Dec
20%
8
Apr
8% Apr
23%
No par
^
"5
39%
40 ' ' '4074
10%
12 74
24
40
834
1974
19 %
ifl
107'4
874
874
11%
173
;
Nabco
55
3
Mar
31
•
10874
No
Corp..
tNash Chatt & St Louls.^
'
11%
8 74
1074
19.300
.
4
76
2
May
Apr
No par
t4%'r
preferred......
Murray Corp of America
800
: IVa
9 3 a1
.
9%
:
9%
11
874
10
*1
'■ 1%
Mar
16 Va
^-^^No par
4,600
Myers (P E)
Jan
77
88 74
.1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)._.
100-
•41 Va'
V.; -40 "2
40%'
Oct
8
i;
$7 preferred—i.
Jan
7% May
.
Mar 22
& CoNo par
Co
647a
Dec
108
Nov
26
Dec
7%
* Apr
x574
Dec
110
Jun
6
10% Apr
89
Feb
9
Jan
94
Nov
15%
Jan
May
5 74
110% Mar 29
15
Jan
974
101
30
Dec
974
118
Essex-_._.._i_____i...5'0 A
Brass
Jan
Feb
Apr
2474
39
4
j.__10
B.__.
1,100
i
9
8%
10
Apr
Jan
7
:.-_20
Mullins Mfg Co classlB__
110:
7
Oct
Jan
108%
6
preferred series C_. -_.No par
Montg Waid & Co Inc..*
NO par A
Mueller
600
66
*115%
9
.
Aug
18% Jan
..i.lOO
preferred_L.ii—-
Preferred series
1,300
21%
66
118 V'
18
18 74
10 Va
774
v
38%
18
?
....
Mills—
Chemical Co—
w£i
.
99 74
20
20% Jan
.10
preferred series A-
2.600-
<
70
*20%
•"
V
5%'
5%
69%
69
874'
7
106 Va Jan
...
&
17%
>
No par
(J)
*1
1V2V
V
974
9
9%
9
Jan
par
1
Motor Products Corp....
Motor Wheel Corp..
A
40%
14
—100
Impl
tMorris
20%
41
1 %
*174
174
♦174
174
*1 Va
Power
'Morrell
874
Dec
1274
May
5% Jan
-
3.030"
69
8%
101
Mar
10
26
Minn-Honeywell Regu
No par
4% conv pfd series B_—i-100
4 'A % preferred series C—
-100
6,600
*115%
118
8%
41%
*41
42%
*41
43
..^.wlfl
...No
15%'
-v:
~
*41
.5
Prod_._i.
21'a'
H- 5%
►
.i
1st preferred-
cum
15%
27
Jun
9
6
26 % Apr
...5
Vi 20%
■
76
21
7
25
par
...
15%
17%
21%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Co
...No
20%
35%
26%
28
1474 Apr
111 Va Apr
9
16
4% Jan
$4
35%."
"34 >-:■
8%
Co
19%
v
65%
V':'V
Trans
151
-
102''2 Apr
17% Apr
Jan
6
par
Copper..
Monsanto
109 Va*' Ill
)
"
118
*115
116
20 Va
j
*64
64%
64%
*67%
69
69
70
'
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*69
20%
*20
'
•
^__.50
preferred^..
Machine
2,100-
40%
27%
v
5%
89%.
10
a
Nov
104
__^._1
1st
Mln
Mohawk
40-
17%
27%
17%
27%
70
89 Va
1
.
-
*34
22
60
27
2,400-
*
-
Jan
Sep
12% Jan
j.___1
conv
Nov
1%
1374
9
.j.
Jan
374
30
HVaJan
.No par
Corp
Jan
46 74
28
100
<
100
(The)—
Jan
176
5% Apr
67% Jan
Midland Steel
18,400-
•
*120%
15%
5%
10%'
25
*1:17
35%
35%
21 %
27%
6,300
10
121
40 Va
20%
*68
3 Va
3
2,200:
*
40
18
V
111
121
112
Apr
28 % Apr
t$6 preferred series A^_._.No par
Merch &
100
20
'
:
*117
120 V4
*
8,100
*109%
*116
118%
100
2,100
-
6%
19%
90
:
2974
7
4
5%
160
24%
90 ■'
112
•
Jan
4
Jan
Melville Shoe
116%
6%
3 %
89%
118%
-i-—1
Corp—i
Mengel Co
86
-
90
6 7'a
Apr
31
Jan
2% Jail
100
Co..
preferred....^
conv
1,300-
'•84 %
89%
*110
~70
Stores
4,800
8%
74
10%
*12074
1
_i__18
preferred......
77o"
115 Va
86
3
162
4
Jan
2174 Feb
t$5.50 pfd ser B w w__._._No
V
29 %
25
112
5% V
3,800
9%
*113
10
118%
•
McLeilan
70
109 Va1
*27'a'
*
20
Mar
28
3,900'
*108%
19 Va
19%
Mar 18
30
24%
'
6%
*84
86
48
20% Apr
8V2
.1.13
6 Va
168
2
112 % Apr
85
74'%
113
5
Jan
27
v
7%
*108 %
*111
Jan
37
14 Va Jan
McKesson & Robblns Inc
170
;
10
73
116
74
165
.....100
Mid-Continent'Petroleum
75
27% Mar 26
Dec
Nov
3 Va
Aug
19% July
109 Va Apr
6
6'A Jarl 13
101
Feb 24
10,200
20%
112
9%
29%
26%
115 Va
30
Jan
2
Oct
*80
24%
-27%.
2
,
29 Va Apr
474
Jan
7,400'
x24%
•
*108%
84
1
11
21% Jan
par
37
8
Jan
6%
Va '•'
24%
27%
Nov
Jan
22
2774
Miami
8
10
18
Dec
2574
6% Mar
5
32,
8
1,700
*33%
14%
3474
19
r
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..._^.._.';8
8%
25
39%
'
2274 May
3% Jan
par
14
Mesta
•9%
*120%
40
4
Mar 11
par
29
1,200
23%
112%
Jan
23% Mar 29
15% Apr
50% Apr
;
24%
74
6'4
3
89
39%
26%
7
24% Mar 15
31
10%
*111
Jan
1774 May
374 Sep
l8V4Jan
13
7%
24 V*
'
Oct
1274
18% Apr 15
14% Mar 30
11
9%
29% ?
9%
*116
11%
Apr
2
8'% Jan
38'A Jan
19%
■
23%
*110
Jan
874
5
i
8%
24%
113
19%
3%
118%
474
Jan
9% Jan
19 >A Jan
■•109
i
10%
*120%
9
par
......l
•
l.;
30%
28
*83
24
89
Jun
1
112
10%
23%
274
McGraw-Hill Pub Co.—i.___No par
30%
116
6
19%
89
5% Mar 15
McGraw Elec Co
30%
*26%
108%
*111
83
23%
2
900
30%
*115%
73
McCall Stores Corp—
McCrory Stores Corp...^
5% conv preferred..
400
28%
71 %
♦
23%
3% Jaw
7% preferred
-.100
May Department Stores.,
...10
Maytag Co_____
...No par
$3 preferred...—...
No par
$6 1st cum preferred
No par
27 74:
116%
28 Va
116
6%
89
74 Mar
No
26 Va
"8 %
3
3%
10%
Mathiespn Alkali Wks_.
27 V;
8%
113
19%
21
22
Mar 24
1,100.
!
19%
2% Apr
1
*20%
8%
'
19%
27
No
210
30%
72%
83
86
*83
1 % Jan
No
'
30 V<
28%
.*110%
6Va
113
6
167'a
...
35
30 %
*109%
109 Va
1174 May
6% Apr
1
34 Va
27%
24%
72
*674
5
Co
34
*26%
116%
71 %
71%
2% May
5
May
1974 Apr
2.700
:rr;
;:73:v;V::
-
34
34
34
27%
%
28
7%
87 a
24%
*
29 %
7%
"26%
*115%
28%
116 Va
73
29%
35%
8%:
24%
24%1
74
7%
Va
30%
30%
20%
8%
*80
35%
36
:-27^r
27
8
85
85
♦28%
29
7%
8%
*35%
10
8
15
9".'!
9%
*73
74
29
27 Va
*27%
*80
85
"81
85
74
35%
1
2
237*
"
9%
110
V
*109%
9%
9'/4
9%
29
35%
3% Jan
6 % Jan
14% Jan
45%
■
113
9%
20
500
Mar 15
45%
19%
9%
9%
9%
814
Co
Jan
par
25
...No
....
Elec
320
V
15
23%
•
15%
4 5 ".4
18%
112%
9 74
.
2,700
115
*111%
23%
15%
x45:%
19%
112%
,
17 'a
14 Va
17
14%
115 V1-:'
*23 %
9%
i;
17 V.
14
*111 Va
46%
*45%
115
9%
45
28%;
115
19 %
175 %
M5%
4%
*111%
*112
:
•
,
*27%
14%
46 '4
*1.(55
:?■
%
V
4%
17 Va
*73
8
8
L)
Mar 15
:
131
_^__j5
Corp..—
Corp
Masonite
Master
28 %
102%
74
28%
320
6
Dec
1
Martin-Parry
900
i
29%
4%
17%
29
*73
4
preferred__100
pr
Field Ac Co^....
(Glenn
400
33
27%
.15
110
*81
<
<4
Jan
No
Maracaibo Oil Exploration..
Marine Midland Corp...
32%
Apr 27
1
Bros..^
2%,
25 V'
44
116
9%
9%
9%
Jan
Manhattan Shirt
■
Vv 9%
10
20
.....
Mahoning Coal Co..........
Manati Sugar Co__.._
6 34
18
TV' 27
167
44
43%
28
*1714
V:'v:i4-'
115
*108%
110
\y'
25
19%
♦111%
9%
■
6%
*24%
45%
19%
110%
19 74
110%
6 '
5%
25
.
•
122
.
^.10
Martin
24%
24
45%
Forbes..
-Magma«
9,700
25
14%
46 %
St
Dec
6
59% Jan
—
21%
27
*111%
14%
MacAndrews
153
-
' 15% J^in
6 % preferred
*
..100
Mack Trucks Inc.——.....No par
Macy (R H) Co Inc.
..
Np par
Madison Sq Garden....
No par
21%
*26
4 Va
116
23%
;
21%-'
27
28
14 V*
15
*45%
5%
5Va
*102
*111%
500
Jan
....100
"
17%
24%
24%
*14%
-17.3/4
...i..lO
1,200-
Marshall
33%
4%
14 Va
116
*111%
34 %
Co......_
1,200
,
300
•
Jan
1974
3,100
*26 V4
27%
17
14%
14 74
20 %
Dec
Dec
Mar
14
25
*102
17%
*17%
*1.00
;
Oct
1674
2474
15
14%
*33
44
27%
*102
13 V4
11% May
14% May
20
13%
27
*165
*4
4%
27%
*34 Va
20% Apr 22
25% Mar 29
1274
27 'A Apr
13%
34
44
43%
*27%
49
6
5
40% Apr
1974 Apr
13
14%
"•
*26
175
*165
175
44
*109
Nov
22
25 Va May
9% Jan
3774
4
18VaJan
4%
/'V; 34 V
24%
24%
24%
5%
,
28
*26
28
24 %
6
33%
33%
33%
33%
*26
86
Feb
19
Dec
7%
2%
'
5
■:
13 Va
*18%
32%
42 74
5,800
*17%
2%
13%
13 %
5%
Jun
4674
'
14
*57 Va
22 Va
A
Jun
21%
9%
9%
17%
18
7
Jan
'11%
-■
674
*9%
*16%
;;
-
11 Va
6%
9%
17%
30 74
2374 Nov
2% Mar
v 138
*300
V
*9%
:
'■
21'
21 Va
20 Va
320
5%
6
5%
6%
6
*250
320
20%
*
11 Va
*11
11%'
*16%
*
Apr
37
2.800
9%
173
16 3A
Jan
28% Apr
36 Va Apr
31%
25%?
17%
*115
4
177
9% Mar 25
25 V4
*9%
:
Apr
46% Mar 22
25%
•
*16'/a
118%
164'/a
58'A Mar 29
36%
2%
*
179% Feb
7
2,300;
9%
*110
3
4
36-%
17%
*115
Jan
Apr
11
36% '
*974
*
74 74
6% Feb
•
28
•
*16%
110
Apr
4214 Jan
120
/
138
*27%'.
"125
I
36
9%
50 Va
2,000
:'.v-: 72
7174
28
*125
27%
27%
*
138
*250
Jan
71% Feb
"
*27%
'
18%
2074
Jan
73%
2
37VaJan
par
Long Bell Lumber A±
3.400
26'a
4
33
Apr
1,400
26%
v
■
155
• -
20V4
7274
;
I per share
Mar
50 "/a
16% Jan
'
——No par
—.—....No
20
Lone Star Cement, Corp.,.—No par
..__No par
Loose-Wiles Biscuit-..w.____
25
2,300
,
:
9 "a
• ;
Loew's Inc
6,400
»
9%
26%
18%
18%
-
2ft %
71% V7174
*125
1774
17%
18%
18%
19
15274
:v
974
974 '
2
12'Va Jan
15Vi Jan
Liquid Carbonic Corp
....NO por
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.;
>-■
15,100.
!
Mar
34'% Jan
Lion Oil Refining Co
300
19%
*19
23%
74
33
70 Va Feb
24
700-
i
19
19.
v
.
19%
"*1974
19%
2174
r
;
19
4
,
Highest
62% Mar 25
174
900
39 Va
*38%
'
.
Jan
1942
$ per share
22% Jan
100
No par
Lima Locomotive Wks....
No par
Link Belt Co_____—
....No par
5,200
$ per share
Lowest
63% Jan
—25
.;
Highest
30
%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp....,
28
36
35%
34%
34
35
35
35 74
*38%
3974
19%
3474
35%
;
■
35
*27%
35%
28
*27%
28
*27'/a
-
...25
Series B
tPreferred
280
Year,
ji,iiK,:si
$ per share
5
Liggett & Myere Tobacco
2,100-
:
1'
•*
Life Savers Corp—
1,200
67%
174%
17474
174%
17474
67%
67%
677«
6774
6774
68%
'/
Par
500
33
66:
66
.
Ran^e Since January X
.
EX-CttAN^fci
Shares
33
33
*65
the Week
$ per share
share
per
*32
' 7
66 74
66
-
$
33
*32
33
*32
32
■
'
6574
$ per share
share
per
*66
32%
*32
$
Sales
Apr. SO
Range for Previous
NEW YORK STOCK
for
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
Apr. 27
$ per share
per share
Wednesday
Tuesday
,
J 623
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
LOW
Monday
Apr. 2(1
Saturday
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•
Number 4173
Volume 157
2
145
<
Jan
4
5% Apr
21
36
61% Mar 29
13%. Dec
29%
Apr
36
54
4
26
974
21
Apr '21
1774 Mar
1% Apr
4374 May
133/a Apr
Jan
3 74
Nov
Jan
Oct
May
674
Jan
Jun
1674
Feb
76Va Apr
30
4574 May
63
Feb
82
Apr
14
51
May
70
Feb
6 % Apr
8
274 Mar
4
10 % Apr
5
474
Oct
9%
Feb
13% Apr
6
574 Mar
974
Dec
19 Va Mar 30
11
Jan
17
Oct
Dec
86 % Mar 15
70% May
75%
Sep
49
Apr 22
28
Apr
3974
Dec
112 Va Jan
30
104
Mar
110%
Dec
37% Apr
8
22%
Apr
3074
Feb
14% Mar 20
77/4
Apr
1174
Jan
2174 Mar 30
1574
Deo
25 %
Jan
93%
Dec
109 Va
Jan
2374 May
32Vt
Feb
12%
Oct
101
Apr
20
6%
Jun
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1624
NEW YORK STOCK
$ per
share
*15%
15%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
41 Va
41%
42 V4
42%
44%
12
19
19
19%
183/4
19
102
104
110
♦100
110
*100
110
43%
1%
1 Va
lVe
1 Va
1 Ve
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
%
11
13
%
%
•\k
24Va
24%
23%
28%
*28%
3%
%
243%
*27%
28%
*27
180%
180%
180
110
43%
25 %
1 Va
3%
,
u
24 Va
24%
24%
378
180
116
116
31
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
15 Ve
15%
35%
15%
15%
15%
54%
54%
54%
54%
*54
55
54
54
55
55
55
53%
53%
*53
54%
54%
54
:
55
15%
.
53%
53%
54%
V
13%
12%
13%
12%
1'3 Va
123/4
12%
12%
13 Va
/
99 %
99%
99%
99%
*99V8
99%
99 Va
99 Ve
99%
993/e
*993/8
15%
16
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 V2
16%
16 Ve
16%
111%
112%
*112%
113%
*112%
113%
111%
112
*18
18%
18%
18%
39 %
*38%
39%
19
*38%
5%
5%
5Va
19
39%
39%
19%
19 Ve
5%
5%
5%
17
80
May
23% Dec
109
Feb
54
Jan
50
101
*41
43%
*41
12%
12
12
113/4
113/4
113/4
113/4
*11%
12
173/e
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17 V4
17 y4
17%
17 VA
17%
*40 %
40%
40 Va
40%
40 Ve
40 V4
40
40 Ve
401/4
40'A
401/4
63/4
6%
6%
6Va
6%
6%
84%
*83%
847/e
*83 %
84%
*83%
'
Preferred
—'
:
6
2
1% Jan
& Jan
14
23
Jan
Mar
3
26
Apr
5
31
162% Jan
2
181
5
116
Jan
% Jan
<
a oct
2%
%
Sep
Oct
Jun
303/i
Jan
19
15 Va
29
Apr
23%
143
Mar
192
Apr
108
Mar
116%
Sep
24
10
9% Jan
7
16
Apr 21
49% Jan
5
55
Apr
8
39
11 Va
Nov
Apr
52%
Jan
Apr
53
Jan
6% Mar
48% Jan
5
9J/2 Jan
2
54% Apr 24
14% Apr
8
39
—1
9%
Dec
14
50
..91% Jah
6
99 Va Apr
20
85%
Apr
96
100
7% Jan
2
17% Apr
113
Feb
6
4%
Jan
8%
100
Apr
110%
8
Apr
17 Va
Apr
38
107
No par
.—No
Telegraph
16 Va Jan
par
50
36
No par
50
31
.
...
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
5% Mar 29
15
8% Jan
31%
1
Jan
45
Apr
7
12% Mar 25
20
Feb
x3 % Jan 14
—...2.50
2
19% Apr 30
40
Feb 15
19
6
Dec
Jan
Apr 21
50
..50
.—■
Feb
Ve Jan
Mar 29
113
May
aV Jan
1
1% Mar
6
4
20% Jan
Apr 26
47% Apr 30
2% Mar
1
4
100
Norwich Fh&rmacal Co
400
22
A Jan
.100
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
1
Jan
part stk—_ 1
American Aviation...
Northwestern
1,100
■;
43'/a
12%
preferred-
12
4
28'/a Jan
—100
Northwest Air Lines
10
5 %
43%
12%
43%
Apr
preferred
tNor States Pow $5 pfd
3,900
'
43%
*41
106
non-cum
Northern Central Ry Co..
Northern Pacific Ry
60
19%
40
*39%
*12
43%
110
North
6,600
'
*41
*41
*41
1,400
13%
100
19
40
*38%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
19
39%
18%
*38%
112
112
112
54%
13%
Dec
Dec
Apr
Dec
preferred series..
63A% preferred series—
210
^111%
54%
6%
16 %
123/4
6%
52,900
*53%
4
Feb
60 Va
North American Co
18,600
1,900
13 %
*
Jan
28
Noblltt-Sparks Indus Inc
5
fNorfolk & Western Ry—
100
tAdjust 4% preferred.—... 100
220
31
Feb
15%
Dec
Apr 22
Conv
720
117
28%
51
10% Jan
Apr
JN Y Ontario St Western
500
179
*115
117
31
178
*115
283/4
17
35
1
27
N Y Shipbldg Corp
2,300
178
11% Jun
5
104
700
116
*28%
6
2
6,300
176%
Va
Apr
46
Apr
203/4 Apr
7
li
116
Highest
$ per share
6% Jan
IN Y N H & Hartford—
180
18
1942
i63/4 Jan
10%
243/8
27
share
63% Jan
8,200
,
Jan
per
par
|N Y Lack & West Ry Co——100
116
28%
-No
3%
3%
%
%
York Dock
$ per share
share
31 Va Jan 27
14% Jan
5
No par
l'/a
1 Ve
3%
3%
24
23%
24%
l'/a
11
..—100
Omnibus Corp—
2,180
47%
.
1
1%
.-100
preferred series A
N Y & Harlem RR Co
110
45
$ per
Lowest
5% preferred——.....—No par
50
350
*100
44%
New
500
103%
177
180
*115
116
*100
43%
423/4
103%
6%
NYC
800
25%
103%
25
103%
11%
*11
11%
11%
25
25
*23%
102
lVa
24%
11%
103/4
12
253%
99
43
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co..
1,000
* 11 Ve
253/4
,
25%
Par
6,900
19'
Year
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Highest
'
EXCHANGE
1,400
41
423/4
1%
116
153/a
100
43%
share
Range for Previous
NEW YORK STOCK
Shares
193/a
43%
43%
'
$ per share
42
*100
108
*98
share
100
993A
Apr. 30
■
15%
♦19
19%
25%
273/4
993/4
42
12
11%
11%
*26
share
per
Apr, 29
$ per
15%
15%
41%
•19
19%
$ per
Sales
the Week
41 Va
15%
15%
42 %
42
*18%
$
$ per share
STOCKS
Apr. 28
for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Monday
Apr. 26
RECORD
AfoD HIGH SALE FRICES
LOW
Nskturday
<&pr. 24
Monday, May 3; 1943
73/4 Sep
Jan
Jan
Nov
Sep
Dec
Mar
3%
Dec
34
Oct
10%
Jan
O
67/a
63/4
03/4
84 Va
63/4
84
6%
84%
84%
84%
7%
73%
7%
18%
150%
*150%
7 Ve
♦57%
8
152
18%
35
*35
36 Ve
58
*55
59
*55
59
*55
X573A-
58
60
*54
57%
58
57
57%
57 Va
573/4
573/4
58 V*
11%
11%
11%
*111/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
123/4
50
48
11% Jan
13
29 '/2 Jan
6
3% Jan
2
50
No par
—6
100
No par
No par
8V4
3,200
Equip—
(The)
8% preferred A
Oppenheim Collins
18%
4,900
Otis Elevator.—
151
*35
36%
par
Oliver Farm
9,600
84 %
150%
35
*35
No
1,500
6Ve
181/4
150%
Ohio Oil Co
40%
7%
I8V4
150%
18'A
18V»
*150%
151
73/o
7%
7 Ve
7%
18 V*
18 Ve
*150%
152
35
35
36
*34
*
7%
18%
18
18%
150 Va
19,500
6%
50
36Ve
30
'■581/4
11%
ll3/4
*11%
11%
12%
131/4
12V4
12%
4,110
48%
49 V.
493/4
483/4
48%
650
24%
2,920
58
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
15% Jan
8
142
90
.--No
17
Mar
5
2
151
28% Jan
15
par
46
Jan
54% Jan
Deo
30%
Dec
6%
Jan
59
4
8'A Apr
5
12 Ve
Jan
2% Jan
3
20% Apr
Jan
..100
6% Apr
.
8
75/e Mar
Jan
2%
Apr
11% Mar
Mar 19
132
38
Apr
8
xl6%
22
58
Apr
24
12
60% Mar 12
Mar
79
Jan
4%
Jun
17%
Dec
143%
Sep
Dec
Apr
27%
42
Jun
48
43 V4
Apr
573/4
Dec
Mar
•
58% v/;
58V4
.
Co_i'._—
tOutlet
69
17% Apr 22
423/e Apr
—5
preferred
Outboard Majrine Si Mfg—
300
...
59
.
Omnibus Corp
Owens-Illinois
5,100
Glass
Co——12.50
p
*11%
11
11%
11 »/4
11%
11%
42
43%
43%
443/4
*45V2
22%
231/4
22 3/8
24%
24%
25'/4
24%
13%
13%
*131/2
*13%
143/4
*13%
8
Pacific Amer Fisheries Ino
73/4 Jan
2
—10
6 V8 Jan
5
13% Apr
29
—No par
2d
No par
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal)
.—10
800
23 Va Jan
5
49% Apr
29
14% Jan
13
25% Apr
29
Mar 15
16% Jan
20
Coast
Pacific
1st
Co.
preferred
preferred
13
22%
22%
22
23
14%
14%
14
14
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 3/8
133/4
28%
28%
287/e
283/4
28%
Pacific
Gas
23% Jan
5
*40%
41%
40 3/4
411/4
40%
41
411/4
41%
41
41'A
*40'/e
40%
1,200
Pacific
Ltg Corp
No par
33
Jan
4
24%
24
24
233/8
24
23%
24'/4
241/4
25
2,500
Pacific
Mills
No
19
Jan
2
27
91% Jan
25
24
24
400
14
2,lfl0
&
10
...25
Electric—
par
29
8%
Jan
Apr
6%
Oct
Apr
25%
9 %
Apr
16
Oct
7
Jan
21
Nov
4%
16
41% Apr 28
24%
Mar 26
Oct
15% Apr
24%
Nov
22 Va
Apr
34
Nov
133/4 Jan
Mar 25
19
Oct
101
Jan
c
152%
*152%
152%
3%
33A
3%
33/4
33/4
3 3/4
3%
3%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16 Va
1634
16%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
303/4
313/a
30%
3lVa
303/4
31%
311/4
31%
93/4
93/4
*9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
30
311/4
*9%
10%
*93/4
10
110%
110%
2%
2%
*1007/e
101
*98
24%
24%
170%
*110
•:
110%
2%
41%
*40
41%
*100
101%
101 Va
*98
2%
23%
*99
24%
23%
—
23%
24
23%
101%
101 %
20
25'/4
29,700
24%
*24
*24
26
26
*24
*24
26
—-
K%
Pictures
Park
26
2Va
2%
2 Va
2%
2%
2%
5,200
—1
28%
28%
283/a
28%
28%
28%
2,800
Parke
28%
28%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
18%
*173/8
18%
17%
17%
173/4
18%
900
5%
5Ve
5%
5%
5%
5%
S3/#
5Va
53/8
5%
5%
11,700
25.%
*25%
26%
2,000
90%
25%
90%
90
5%
5%
5%
2%
2%
2%
39%
39%
39%
•15%
16%
*15%
573A
57
89%
*2%
*21 %
•51%
2%
2%
1,400
*38%
39%
300
153/4
15 %
30
22
*21%
22
22
52%
4%
*4%
42%
41%
42%
42%
12%
12%
45%
45%
35%
35%
*243/4
.25%
9%
9%
9
9 Va
7
7V4
6%
7
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
44J/a
44%
45
45%
45 Va
45%,
*33%
35%
*33
35 Va
*34
*24%
24%
35
26
s
■
bji-
100,
52%
1,400
300
5
■
42%
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43%-
19,800
f,
13%
43%
45%
5
13
13%
1,300
•
47
47%
48%
1,700
*35
36
*34%
35%
*243A
25%
*243/4
25%
9Va
*9%
9%
6%
7%
25%
26%
25%
25%
253/4
43%
44>A
44
44%
43%
•
100
9Va
700
'7
7%
5,900
26%
26
26%
15,700
44
44
44
V"'
26%
26%
26 Va
44%
44%
44%
44%
85%
85%
85
85%
853A
85
853/4
85%
85%
853/4
340
21%
21%
20%
21V*
20%
203A
20%
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
5,800
78
78%
78%
78%
79
79%
80
793/4
80
80
80%
2,500
*85
•;
106%
106%
107
107
107
*109
110
110
no
109%
IO93/4
10%
103/4
*85%
10%
11%
89
49%
*5%
5%
*85%
49%
49%
;
5%
6%
23%
24
*23%
*102%
113
; 5%
54%
6
*8%
*70%
12%
54%
8%
75
12%
175
*160
■V".
5%
53%
*8%
*70%
12%
12%
6%
6%
6%
6%
:
,
*84
86
53/4
523/4
8
8Va
703A
12%
12%
5%
1%
8%
8%
8%
~5%
5%
8%
8%
*23%
*102%
5%
6
5%
5%
7%
70
12%
53
52%
52
7%
.
•
*70
12%
*160
53/4
8%
8%
79
79
79
77
77
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
42%
41%
42
70%
70
70%
70%
70%
70
70%
*14%
15
15
15
14%
4
4
14% ;
3%
1%
*3%
*14%
*75
"3%
*3%
6%
8,600
6 S/8
2,600
20
86
25
'■
55%
8%
*70
12%
60
89
493/4
48
12%
*160
.V:
14%
~5% i'4
8%
6 Va-
4,800
4,000
Se %
8%
2,000
74
V
80
900
12%
175
79
"53/4-
8%
83/4
*75
78
41%
71
14%
3%
14%
15
770
15 '
; '
500
*155
3%
3%
"4
>:•••
1,400
44%
44
44
42%
42%
44
45
44%
45
37%
37%
37%
37%
36
36
'
36%
363A
36%
36%
363/4
36 %„
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
20
20
2,400
22
22
22
22
*21
22
200
44%
8%
*17%
10%
44%
8%
17%
It
*43
8%
*21
8%
17%
10%
10%
*10%
11
35
35
*34
34%
55%
55%
120
♦118
16%
82%
16%
83%
96%
96
55%
55%
16%
83%
95%
8
17%
17%
17%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
*10%
*33%
34 Va
54%
55%
16%
83%
16%
83%
95%
96
117
118
117%
118%
118%
118%
For footnotes see
117%
*117%
33%
32%
page
1627,
118
33%
103/4
*103/a
34%
*34
34%
54%
53%
543/8
1183/4
118 3/4
1183/4
118
16
16%
16 Va
16%
16
83%
84
84%
85
85
83%
96
17%
11
54%
16%
119
34%
8%
*32%
•118
109%
33
8%
17%
103%
*117%
73A
10 Va
108%
33%
22
*10%
17%
107
117%
7%
*21
105/a
106 %
33%
7%
22
107/a
17%
105%
*117%
•21
10%
•118
119
119
8
22
,
*10%
17%
11%
*10%
6
4
95%
1083/4
117%
96
109%
118%
54%
410
140
\
33%
May
15
Aug
104
May
18% Jan
16% July
36
Apr
108 Va
Feb
25%
Nov
23 Va
Jan
47%
Dec
2%
% Jan
5
15% Mar
6
44% Apr
14% Apr
18
51% Apr
19
Jan
27
40
Apr
23
Feb
20
25
Jan
4
6% Jan
4
Jun
7%
5
36
Feb
18
Apr
May
513/i
5
29%
Jan
19% Jun
27%
Jan
.
9% Apr 15
4
Apr
5
Mar
22
Dec
233/4 Jan
8
37
4
46% Apr
6
68% Jan
2
14
86
Apr
22% Apr
8
133/4 Jan
5
28% Apr
49
Apr
7% Jun
71
20
82
4
55%
7V4 Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Dec
79
110
9
80
uct
46
Dec
29
5
92
Marl5
50
Apr
26
30
16
6% Apr
30
Jan
18
12
Jan
86
Mar 29
4
25
Apr
1
Jan
8
102
Jan
3% Feb
8
6 % Apr
30
6
S6V2 Apr
29
Apr
13/4 Feb
43
107% Mar
3%
34% Jan
5
Jan
25.
59
Jan
14
9 Va Feb
4
May
Oct
~4%
Sep
May
26% Apr
9
Mar 30
43/a July
Apr 14
663/4 Deo
7%' Apr
38%
6%
Jan
10%
Nov
Jan
9
170
Jan
9
165
Feb
165
Jan 21
178
Apr
6
165
May
175
Apr
6
33/4
Apr
4
4
Jan
4
4% Jan 13
59% Jan
5
63
10
Oct
Jan
68
175
6
Nov
"3
170
Feb
Feb
Dec
5%
Jan
May
47% Apr
63/8
Jan
82
Apr
8
6
62
Oct
24,
Jan 13
43
Apr.
1
20
Jun
33%
Jan
66
Jan
4
73
Mar 31
58
Jun
70 V
Feb
7% Jan
2
150% Jan
4
l3/4 Jan
—.——
A
Dec
19 V<
71
13% Apr
65
preferred.——.——100
Class
Jan
15% Jan
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co..
1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co——100
Class
Nov
8
70
t
Dec
Jun
20
102
Ry Co
100
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
100
6% preferred————.—..100
Pitts Coke As Iron Corp.
No par
$5 conv preferred
No par
Jan
76%
xl4%
May
18 Va Jan
——....——.100
Va
Jan
98
3% Jan
Plllsbury Flour Mills—-——25
40
Dec
Jan
32%
103
Jan
44
6
108% Mar 30
6 V» May
65
May
17
6 Va
Jan
,113% Feb 27
79% Jan
No par
7% preferred—..—1——100
Phillips Petroleum—
No par
Pnctenix Hosiery...—..,
___5
Oct
Dec
4
5
7% Apr 27
293/8 Mar 29
106
Apr 20
109% Jan
7
30
8
29
preferred—100
—_—.100
Jan
20
B preferred
Jan
167/a Mar 29
150% Jan
4
30
28
38
6% Jun
153
July
10%
153
Jan
July
4% Apr
1
453/4 Apr 20
Apr 22
3
11%
Jun
14%
5
Oct
9% Apr
1
15% Jun
3% May
18%
7
5%
J(fn
17%'
2,700
Postal Teleg Inc preferred—No par
17% Jan
10%
6,500
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc.—.1
63/a Jan
6
11% Apr
6% Jan
14
11% Apr
'36%
300
243/4 Jan
4
543/g
3,200
1st preferred———.5
5% conv 2d preferred—
—50
Procter St Gamble—.—No par
11
5%
118
390
16%
10,900
85%
1,600
1,360
119
32 Va
Jan
Jan
430
33
Sep
Jan
44
4
110
32%
4
2
Jun
3,000
8%
95%
m\
Dec
21
Apr
23% Apr
109 Va
118
Oct
Dec
82
18
96
118%
29 %
60
34 Va Feb
100
Dec
Nov
Apr
6
Feb
-8
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
Jan
110
*117%
6
Apr
Jan
17% Mar
18
95%
118
523/4 Apr 29
'
Jan
Plymouth Oil Co..
..——,—5
Pond Creek Pocahontas..—No par
Poor & Co class B.——No par
1093/4
*117%
9
4
"
17
11
3
5 Va Jan
Phillips Jones Corp
Preferred
23
28 Va Jan
series—100
series.—
9
5% Jan 12
Oct
l'/a Jan
5
l3/4 Feb
preferred.—50
/ t$6 preierred—
—No par
Philco
Corp—3
Philip Morris St Co Ltd—...—10
tPreferred 4%%
3
32% Apr
463/a Jan
tPhiladelphia Co 6%
14 % %
Feb
2
17% Feb
5
JVo par
.—.25
Corp of America
Brewing Co—.J
Phelphs-Dodge Corn—..
Pfelffer
3
6
17%
32
Mar 26
Feb
109
Nov
13%
173/4 Mar 26
6
Dec
101
44
7% Apr 30
33/4 Mar 26
44
Oct
38
66% May
1% Apr
4
24
23% Jan
No par
Petroleum
13% Jan
109
Pittsburgh Steel Co———No par
7 % preferred class B—
.100
5%
preferred class A—a. 100
5%% 1st ser conv pr pfd-.:—100
Pittsburgh As West Va————100
Pitts Young As Ash Ry 7% pfd—100
Plttston Co. (The)
1
1,110
903/4 Apr
6
Pitts Screw Si Bolt———No par
60
72
60% Mar
11
1 % Jan
19 Va
28 Ve Mar 30
13
Jan
3% Jan
900
41%
71%
12
80
33% Jan
3,300
;
41%
v
2%
29 Va
55% Apr
par
7%
5®/a
Jan
A Mar
Pitts C C As St Louis
71
*155
1%
900
113
41%
;
*159
*159
*158
*158
*75
:/
*179
*83/a >"• 8%
70
*75
8%
175
5s/a
79
300
tVr6
*179
1%
5%
11%
*102%
74
*12%
175
*10%
243/4
56%
8%
70
40
♦84
113
*179
...
86
24
112%
/*85%
6%:
113
*162
175
*179
5%
*84
86
89
233/4
109
.
49%
*102%
233/4
113
5%
*162 ■'
165
*161
493/4
70%
*179
*179
*853/a
88
493A
280
*107%
*110%
11
49%
523/4
8%
75
*10
88
86
54
11%
*10%
88
*102%
...
5%
108%
493/4
*23
24
113
108
*110 V 112
110%
6%
50 ;
*102%
*110
49%
♦85%
88
86
*84
86
*84
10%
I
107%
107%
*106
♦10%
85
:
510
Oct
lVa
5% Apr 26
Pet Milk Co—
■
143fe
5
No par
Penn G1 Sand Corp..
No par
5% preferred.
——
100
Pennsylvania RR
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
.5
Peoples G L Si O O (Chic)—100
JPeoria As Eastern Ry Co.—-—100
Pepsi-Cola Co—
—1
feie Marquette Ry Co..—
.100
5 % prior preferred————100
5 % preferred.——.——100
!
'
26%
78
*
100
6%
9%
800
Apr
l3/8 Jan
No
Dec
2%
113/4
18% Mar 30
Jan
106 Va
Apr 19
7
23
Jan
19
Mar
Jan
par
8%
25% Apr
90
16
Co
Oct
Jan
Apr
13% Aug
$7 conv pref ser A—
23,600
22
52%
0
5
12%
6%
*9
6%
16%
30
:U'.y
523/a
*43/«
*12%.
24%
52%
52'/a
41
8%
293A
*21
43A
41%
25%
22
523/a
41%
.
22
4%
5
41%
6%
16%
29%
Jan
243/4 Apr 17
2% Apr
8
29% Mar 8
2.50
Penn-Dixle Cement.
s107%
29%
52%
52%
41%
8%
16
*109%
*21%
5
16
16%
7%
29%
29%
52
63/4
409 Va
*103%
29%
5
*24%
21,000
2%
39%
30
52%
*4%
73/8
2%
*38%
6%
*21%
22
7%
2%
Sep
1
Nov
20% Apr
7
—No par
Penn Coal St Coke Corp——10
(J C)
Penney
101
4
6
28
Apr
2
-No
Penick Ac Ford
1,900
Dec
lVaJan
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises..—.10
300
573/4
90 %.
38%
6
39%
15%
16%
90
2%
3
*38%
90%
38%
5%
5%
5%
3
39%
26
*56%
57%
90%
90%
29%
29%
29%
*56%-
57
90'A
26%
26
26
253A
57%
SO
*109%
*109%
26
57%
90%
*56%
57%
27
17
174
9
17% Jan 22
Parmelee Transportation
26
Apr
6% Dec
27 Va Jan
Parker Rust Proof Co—
5
113/4
1
Co
28%
25%
Oct
5
26
102
12
Mar
3
2Vb Apr
42 %
22
138
9
Jan
112% Apr
2
Jan
Jan
1%
934 Apr 27
2
15% Jan
...1
Park Utah Consol Mines
28%
28%
*56 %
Jan
5%
8
No par
2%
28
Davis Si
100
1943—100
Tilford Inc.—
&
2%
2%
2
148% Nov
Apr
1% Mar
6
Apr
32% Apr
35% Jan 12
par
..100
Inc—
pfd called May 10,
105% Jan
1
No
...
preferred.
conv
Paramount
1st
Inc
5
Apr
8
173A Apr
16
2%
2%
2
20
Parafflne Cos
100
'
74
121
43^ Mar
4
7% Jan
Mar
5
2
Jan
23% Jan
Car—
Motor
Panhandle Prod & Ref
200
■
26
430
32,500
—
3VaJan
Corp—.5
Pan-Amer Petrol Si Transp.
5
tPanhandle East P L 5.60% pfd_100
200
100
154% Mar 29
5
2% Jan
9
..10
Pan American Airways
-
Jan
No par
22,200
2%
■
Corp
Packard
41%
*40
101%
*101
Pacific Western Oil
900
110%
2%
2%
41
t6'/o
22,700
.
148
preferred.
——100
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp—
.1
70
7,700
;
4%,
110
110%
,,
:'/Al/:/.
101%
—
*24%
26
2%
2%
2%
*40
*99
*24
110
110
110%
2%
2%
24%
24
rl70%
110%
42
42
41%
r
Telep Si Teleg.—.—....100
tPacific
360
■/■i:/
3%
16%
4%
30 %
2%
99%
153'A
16%
30
110
153
153
4%
4%
*40
99%
153V4
99%
*99%
153
*152
153
'33/4
17
4%
99%
*99%
993A
99%
153
153
16V4
3%
3%
17
99%
99
98%
*98
.
63/4 Mar
Mar 25
953/4
.
119%
760
117%
117%
50
33%
33%
13,400
14% Jan
conv
Pullman Inc.
No par
5
48% Jan
.
4
1143/4 Apr
5%
pfd (ser of Feb 1 '29)
100
Pub Serv Corp of N J———No par
t$5 preferred
.
--No par
16% preferred
100
t7% preferred——.——.100
+8% preferred
—100
fPub Ser El St Gas pfd $5
No par
2
7
113/8jan
6
75% Jan 20
3
22% Mar
•
9%
5
5% Jun
8%
5
6 Va
8% Jan
37
Apr
2
56% Apr 20
Feb
13
17% Apr
88% Apr
6
5
123
Jan
85% Jan
2
101% Apr
6
96% Jan
4
110% Apr
5
109% Jan
116 V8 Feb
4
126% ARr
6
4
119
263/4 Jan
2
Jan
July
22% Jun
42
Feb
115
Feb
9%
Jun
21
29%
52%
122
14%
Sep
Jan
Jan
Oct
Oct
Jan
Mar
863/8
Jan
,73% Mar
79% Mar
x99%
Jan
62
111
Jan
Jan
Mar
123
Mar 30
111% Mar
116
35% Mar 31
203/4 July
99
28%
Oct
Nov
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4173
157
Apr. 26
$ per
99%
100
$
share
per
$ per
share
18
17%
107%
107%
99%
100
per
18
1.7%
108
*107%
100
*107%
99%
100
$
share
99%
17%'v
18%
107
107
107
9978
per
17%
17 %
17
107
>
$
share
Apr. :>0
Apr. 2!)
Apr. 28
'$
Sales
the Wcck
per
'
18%
18
100 %
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Oil
Pure
42,700
108%
1,400
6%
100%
2,300
5%
—No par
(The)
17'/a
17%
19%
18%
19%
18%
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13%
13%
Purity Bakeries
14,900
700
Jan
14
;
$ per share
18
Lowest
per share
% Apr 27
7
1942
:
Highest
$ per share
11%
106'/a
100
104% Feb
3
109
Mar
18
90% May
92 % Jan
2
100% Apr
30
80 '/a
No par
13% Jan
2
20% Apr
30
9% Mar
10
;
Previous
Apr
100
10% Jan
4
13% Apr
6
8 V4 Mar
4% Jan
2
preferred
conv preferred
"
17'/a
11
Year
Highest
$ per share
Par
99%4
108
108
Range for
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
17%
share
YORK
NEW
for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Apr. 27
1625
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. ?A
HIGH
AND
LOW
Saturday
1
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Jun
Dec
Dec
92%
Dec
1474
Nov
10%
•r
Oct
Q
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp
R
10 %
10
66 3/a
7%
~734
85%
28%
32%
7
29%
5
J;/;
143i
78
57
9%
*99%
100%
29
29
*28%
37%
83%
78
9%
16 34
*99%
100
*993/4
8%
8%
*93
:
70
300
240
934
9%
*9%
974
1,100
16'/a
1734
17 Vs
17%
18,000
100
100
81.
82
94%
69%
70
6%
6 V*
*67%
70
69%
10%
10 34
10%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 V4
10%
1,500
91%
91 Va
91%
91 %
91 Va
91% ■£
91%
91%
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91%
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36
97/8
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9
36
9%
7
16
9
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9 %
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23 Va
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23%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
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49
7%
7%
.
1%
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15%:-
33%
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15%
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49
33
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23%
2374
800
15%
15%
153/4
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10
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6%
6%
6%
10
1 %
1%
1 %
1 VB
6%
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1 %
3934
39%
39%
393/4
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3934
39%
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
1103/4
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1.113/4
111%
111%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
13.3/8
11 Va
xll%
11%
7,100
36%
36%
35%
36%
34%
35%
34 V8
35
101 %
101%
101%
100 3/4
101%
42
42
*110%
112
112
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108%
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42%
42 %
108%
u
40
102
102%
42%
112
112
112
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%
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102
36
35%
36
35
102'A
41
112
107%
108%
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41 »/2
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111 7/a
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108%
111
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VI
%
3/4
2 %
2%
2 %
2%
*2'%
2%
2%
2%
2 1/4
22%
22 %
23%
24%
233/4
24%
23%
24%
2 4'4
,/
3
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
68%
69%
683/4
69%
69%
69%
68%
69%
68%
69%
69%
6974
13%
137/8
14
137/8
13%
13%
133/4
137/8
14
14%
14 %
3,800
14%
14%
,14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
65 %
64y«
64%
14%
66%
15%
147/8
15%
15
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73%
71%
71%
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731/2
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8%
8%
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8 3/8
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83/4
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23%
233/4
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237/8
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114
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110%
108
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27
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27%
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13
4
23%
19%
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3.9%
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1,100
257/8
251/8
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2534
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*139%
140 Va
140%
233/4
.24
140 V2
140
140
233/4
2,200
Southern
13%
13%
2.100
Southern Natural
263/4
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27'4
28%
127,700
£■■'•12%
26%
27
25%
26%
27 34
28 Va
27%
28%
27%
27%
26%
27%
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28%
28
29
46
46%
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
46
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47%
463/4
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62%
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36
36
57%
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4
37/8
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31%
32%
36%
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57%
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49%
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47/8
37/8
45
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5
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45
474
3%
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22,500
4,900
80
5%
8,900
37/8
300
45
20
27%
28
31%
36%
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5
45
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28
32%
31%
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27%
28
28
28 Va
28'4
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31%
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32
32 34
32%
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57%
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49%
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19,700
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5 3/4
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49%
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50'4
50 '4
670
3 5 3/4
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36'4
1,400
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36
36
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353/8
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123
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123
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123
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109
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74
39,400
3%
3%
31/4
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3%
13,900
2534
25'A
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26'4
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3134
tMobile &
$4.50
$4 preferred
$6 cum prior
preferred
prior preferred
30%
31%
29%
33.1/4
32 34
31 »4
32%
29,300
35
35%
35%
36
36
361/4
36%
36 7/a
21,400
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31%
31%
31%
3074
31%
31%
3234
321/2
3274
16,000
Standard Oil of Indiana
53%
54
537/a
54 '/a
53%
54%
54
541/2
541/4
54%
54%
547/8
23,700
42%
41%
41%
41%
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41%
41%
41%
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41%
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7%
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Oil of
Standard Oil of Ohio
Steel Spring
28%
*28
28 %
28
28
28
28
28
28
65
65%
65
65
65
65%
65%
65%
651/2
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11
11%
11%
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11%
11%
11%
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8 34
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8
8 34
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8 3/4
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18,600
9%
9%
9%
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10
11
11
8%
9%
10 3/4
10
11%
60
59%
*122%
124
1233/4
10 3/4
10%
11
37,200
Studebaker Corp
800
18 Va
17%
17%
3.73/4
18 Va
3%
33/4
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
7434
75%
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7374
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75
29%
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29
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29
29
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1627.
28%
*29
*9
24'%
6%
18
Class A
pfd
7,500
Sunshine Mining Co
18 3/4
2,400
33/4
21,400
Superheater Co (The)
Superior Oil Corp
Superior Oil of Calif—
2,200
29%
29 34
29%
1,700
29%
29%
25%
1,400
9'/a
*S34
IOV4
100
24%
24%
24%
3,100
92 Va Mar 31
77
111
19
15%
16%
10 %
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co—w„
Sweets Co of Amer (The)
Swift ii
Co
-
10
12%
25
9
9%
Nov
Jan
6%
Nov
6
1% Mar
16
Feb
21%
Dec
7
May
13%
NOV
34Va May
47 Va
Nov
3474
Jan
A
Nov
May
Jan
1
Va
Mar 11
2
13
Mar
40
Apr
19
1113/4 Apr
29
Jan
5
9
8
■
23
1
3 % Mar
Jan
Jan
f
IV.
7%
Sep
Sep
Jan
44
Jan
Jun
104
Sep
Apr
29 Va
10
110
Jan
12'/a Mar 26
x9 3/a
Dec
19%
Jan
37% Apr
19
12 3/4
Apr
21%
Dec
102% Apr
29
78
25
43
*eo
1
115
Feb
16
112
Mar 23
May
98
Oct
Apr
39
Deo
109 Va Aug
116
Va
Jan
113%
Dec
•fir
Feb
2
4% Mar
1
3/a
Dec
IVb
Sep
24% Apr
29
10Va
Apr
17Vb
Dec
5
134
Dec
4
5
3 % Mar
71% Apr
6
43% May
3% Mar
62%
Nov
474
Jan
11%
Dec
15% Apr
30
8
Apr
10%
Nov
66% Apr
27
52
Dec
60
15% Apr
26
72
Apr
26
9% Mar
15
4% Mar
741% Mar 17
30 % May
10 J/a Apr
Mar 29
15
.
A 25
Apr
.5
Apr
7
7
425% Mar 31
1% Feb
4'/a
Apr
54 74
Apr
2%
Jun
ll7/8 May
7/a
18
Apr
2034 Aug
Feb
4
42% Apr
30
8
193/a
Apr
65
Apr
Mar 31
108
26
126 % Apr
118
30'4 Mar 30
20% Mar 30
183/4
Dec
4 54
17
Jan
Dec
1%
27
Dec
Nov
30%
Oct
Jan
15% July
203/4
Jan
15%
Nov
9
Apr
6
6
6
Nov
Aug
Dec
13 Va Apr
20% Apr
NOV
7%
35
113%
13 % May
Apr
66
Dec
July
5
5
Jan
9 Is
100
28% Apr
17
Feb
6% Mar
10%
Dec
1% Mar
2%
Jun
153/4
Jan
14
Apr
26 Vb Apr
8
17%
Jun
26'4
142
Feb
17
122 Va
Nov
1443/4
Jan
25
Apr
6
147/8
Apr
21 »/8
Nov
1334 Apr
8
9% Apr
121/8
Jan
28% Apr
30
10
Jun
Jan
18 Vs
Nov
18%
Feb
3034 Apr
5
12 Va May
49
1
233/4
Jun
39
5
343/4
Jan
50% Mar
Apr
66
Apr
5% Apr
6
1% Apr
174 Nov
Oct
3
Aug
3%
Feb
4% Apr
26
2
18
9
2
7
6
28
10
17
Jan 2
Jan 4
Apr 29
Jan 2
Jan 26
ran 7,
5
40 % Mar
Jan
8
Jan 12
29
31
Dec
59
July
30
17 Va
Apr
24
Nov
Dec
31%
28% Apr
35 % Mar
15
21%
Jan
39% Apr
1
30
Sep
37
Mar
5974 Jan
26
49
Mar
60
Jan
Va Apr
29
2 Va
Sep
4'/a
Jan
50% Apr
24
29%
Sep
45%
Jan
373/4 Mar 12
277/8
Jun
38%
Jan
6
114% Apr
54
116
Apr
28
28
Apr 24
'
7 % Apr
HO
8
Mar 18
108
Dec
40 Va
Apr
109 Va Aug
114
Feb
49%
Jan
113
Jan
Apr
5
Jan
89 % May
110
2 3/4
t'
2% Mar 13
Jan
%
Sep
C*t
3/4 Apr
6% Mar 13
2 Va
Oct
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
26% Apr
29
5ya May
32'/a Apr
30
6
Apr
3674 Apr
30
33 % Apr
8
Dec
18
Mar
20
Apr
29
Dec
30
30%
Apr
47
Dec
4474 Mar 31
5474 Apr
29%
25%
Apr
40
31% Mar 31
22 3/4
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34%
6574 Mar 30
42
Apr
62
8
12
Apr
Apr
,
Nov
30
5
5%
Jan
Dec
Jan
8Va
Nov
Apr 30
3 Va Mar
43/a
Jan
Apr 22
4
Apr
6
3/4
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12
£"?Man
9
10
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5% Jan
Apr
33/4
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61/4
Nov
553/4
Jan
30
63 Va Mar 30
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
1/2 ir?
58% Feb 23
14% Jan 20
—
26 4 Jan
4% Feb
22 Va Jan
Jan
Jun
10% Jan \5
48%
122
3 4
12 4
Jan
54
313/4 Nov
Jan
A Jan
2
1 % Jan
4
9
Jan < 5
,
Oct
27%
Apr
%
2
.-100
100
No par
1
—25
100
x20
106 Va
7
25:)
60/s
74
4.7
Jan
574
1
4% Jan
—10
5
— 1
Jan
85%
Mar
1007/8 Jan
1
8%
Apr
3% Mar
2
par
25
25
6% May
75 Vs
2
2% Jan
23/a Jan
283/a
28 Va
46%
37%
7 ;
Oct
Jan
Apr
367% Mar 30
33
'
74
Apr
2
6
2
42% Jan
No par
No par
No par
7%
129% Mar
May
6%
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
213/4 Jan
24% Jan
32% Jan
57
Jan
3
Jan
35% Jan
33
Jan
109
Jan
49 / Feb
113
Feb
Jun
Jan
6%
19
16% Jan
20% Jan
132
Jan 15
21% Jan 2
103A Jan
/< 15% Jan
15% Jan
35% Jan
25
863/4
3%
25
2% Jan
1
100% Mar
8
Apr
163/4 Apr
9
13
23
Dec
Jan
19
2
49 Va Mar
16
9
7
7
2
12
15
Dec
Nov
5%
Apr
6
7
28% Jan
5
No par
100
71%
9% Apr
4
Jan
8
Jan 12
Jan 13
Jan
7
Jan
4
234 Jan
16% Jan
134 Jan
21
Jan
10
1
No par
(The)
(4%% cum)
6%
75
Jan
53/4 Jan
8
31% Jan
4
17% Jan 14
No par
Sun Oil Co—
260
1134
6%
18 %
see
12
60
123
6%
/
L S——No par
Webster
123
6%
6
&
*59
6%
6%
(The)
60%
6%
6V4
footnotes
11%
60
123
3.223/4
5,300
Starrett Co
Sterling Drug Inc
Stewart-Warner
Corp——
3.22%
59%
*122%
6%
For
IIV4
*58
59%
1233/4
59%
124
6%
*28 %
10%
59%
123 Va
76
*59%
11% Jan
__5
—
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
9V2
8%
8 Va
20Va Jan
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
—Standard
65%
9%
6
43
No par
Calif
64%
''
11% Apr
2
Jan 17
9
No par
Standard Gas & El Co
35V4
300
54
7
Feb
49
78'/a July
20
8% Jan 20
64% Jan
7
No
preferred
30%,
2,200
18
Feb
No par
Brands
Standard
3134
*28%
Feb
70
7% Jan
1
100
No par
No par
$5 pref series A
347/8
900
98
7
80
—No par
5% conv preferred
Squibb (E R) & Sons
4%
6
13
No par
1
Square D Co
293/8
27,000
9% Apr
5% Jan
85 Va Jan
—No par
No par
1
No par
No par
2
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spicer Mfg Co
$3 conv preferred A
Spiegel Inc
tConv $4.50 preferred
31%
8
73 % Jan
Apr
Mar
64 % Jan
Ohio stk tr ctfs_—100
35%
29
Dec
-No par
——100
Ry
preferred
5%
28%
*28
Jun
70
,-No par
Southern
31'A
7
x94'/a
6
7.50
Southern Pacific Co
28%
■
8
86% Apr
Gas Co
35
*41%
100% Mar
4
California Edison
23%
277/8
5 Va
preferred
13%
13%
40
8%
23%
26%
6
No par
Sugar
13%
13
5%
60
Porto Rico
23%
27%
95% Jan
p
Corp
23%
13 %
13%
Sep
15
Steel & Iron—100
—No par
23%
24
13
1334
—
Greyhound Lines
S'eastern
253/8
*140
6
South Am Gold & Platinum
19%
25%
26
*3%
13,500
19%
13 Va
40
2,600
27,300
25%
140 Va
19 %
10
C—No par
Snider Packing Corp
No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
(A O)
*19%
13%
♦60%
Skelly Oil Co
tSloss-Shefficld
197/fl
*140
2
14
—No par
;
Petroleum
25%
*130%
24
24
4 3/8
4
19%
*25
Jun
Jan
7%
Jan
2%
Smith & Cor Type v t
12%
4%
38%
6
King Coalition Mines.
Smith
26%
19%
Silver
OH
600
12%
257/«
Shell Union
700
27
19
6
No par
19'4
12%
4
820
19
56V2 Apr
10% Apr
Pen Co—No par
15
28%
27
19%
(W A)
28 %
19%
25%
pref ser A
(Frank G)
19'%
28%
28%
19
3,200
Mar
2
No par
No par
Slmonds Saw & Steel
1
114
*109
114
*109
28%
29
*1%
*24'4
IO91/2
3.08
1%
1%
25 Va
42'4
19%
4'
conv
2,300
109%
*28%
$3.50
Shattuck
Simms
1%
79
4
4% Jan
No par
.
Simmons Co
41%
4
42 >4 Jan
No par
tSheaffer
x55
69 % Jan
No par
Corp
Sharpe & Dohme
400
*24%
Deo
2
59%
10'4
9
54
preferred
$5 conv
4,400
13/8
28%
Sharon Steel
434
253/4
13
1
1
25 %
41 %
7 Va May
20
Servel Inc
*4V4
*1%
Dec
5
Jan
5
Roebuck & Co
Sears
v
24 3/8
41%
16
12
Corp
4%
*24%
20
28%
preferred
24%
28%
*19
Co
preferred
4%
1%
*109
114
*109
preferred
24%
25%
108
preferred
4%
41%
1%
*24
P. 7,400
103/4 Mar
10
28% Jan
100
a5. Jan
100 :t-;
% Jan
100 S
4
Jan
100 *>:
71/2 Jan
No par-*.,
35
Jan
100
105% Jan
5
10% Jan
5
1934 Jan
100
96
Jan
No par
38
Jan
No par
112
Apr
No par
10734 Jan
No par
& Jan
100
% Jan
No par
16% Jan
preferred
243'B
■
41%
1%
1%
*24%
$ 40 V8
500
150
24
*4 %
.
3,200
3874
237/8
24%
*109
9
38%
4%
110%
7
73%
23%
247/8
112
*66
38%
4%
♦110%
13,300
66%
14%
24%
1%
15%
66%
8
4
No par
Francisco
Louis-San
Seagrave
330
38%
*37
23%
23%
2,900
15%
15%
37%
J.5%
66 Va
66%
72
37%
15 %
15
71%
8%
151/4
66
15%
8%
14%
66
15%
8%
3
66%
72
15
*71%
3%
Dec
193/4 Apr
15'4 Apr
14'4 Jan
17
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
6,200
13%
*3
22
Dec
10 Vs Mar 26
4-2%
1.000
3%
*3
Apr
6
2
3,700
3%
3
11
8
8
$4 preferred-
7,100
U
27
7
ISeaboard Air Line
7,200
'
Dec
37% Apr
9'4 Apr
5
Jan
$4.50
120
24%
24
70
534 Jan
Scott Paper
90
2'4
2 Va
2 1/4
2434
Jan
29
7% Jan
Schenley Distillers Corp
5 Va % preferred
1,200
%
39
8
Mfg
Joseph Lead
NOV
25
Jan
_
Sep
3%
Jan
Jan
Corp
preferred
23%
May
1% Jan
75
10
5%
1,700
42
lll'/a
20
Mar 26
574 Apr
8
6
100
100
Savage Arms Corp
9,300
1013/4
101%
*13.07/8
41%
*111%
*10734
3A
%
U
3 9 7/8
40
29
14
20
No par
Safeway Stores
540
11%
22
3 Va Jan
18
5%
3,100
11
39%
110%
22 3/4 Jan
...100
ISt Louis Southwestern
190
20
39 Va
Nov
Jan
6%
3,200
6%' 7
Nov
37
fSt
10
157/8
28%
4
Oil
Feb
Apr
3434 Feb
Dental
11 Va
263/4
233/4 May
15
St
1
5
28% Feb
1,100
*8%
21% Apr
Dec
34% Mar 30
2
4,000
*6%
2
Dec
20
25 % Jan
%
v
'
23% July
Deo
66 % Jan
__
$2.50 conv
10
:
143/a Jan
8
33%
ir,
Dec
Apr
%
11
*%
Dec
12
10 Va
33%
33
33
tt
22
Jun
28
2
49
*47 Va
49
Jan
774
Jan
5% Jan
Ritter
400
9
9
15'/a
Apr
5
26% Jan
preferred
Richfield
400
16 Va
16
Dec
28
prior pfd ser A
t Common
60
1,200
16 Vs
2334
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23%
7
U
10
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10
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33%
%
1 %
1
1 %
1
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9%
97/8
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36
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35
9%
15
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49
•47%
49
33%
33
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2,800
36
54%
No par
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Ruberoid Co (The)
No par
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
1
2,000
2774
*8
9
2 3'4
33%
9%
2734
-
*8%
\l
9%
27%
15
23%
33
9%
2734
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15
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9%
27%
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9%
15
9%
27%
2774
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9%
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15
15
9%
9%
2734
27%
36
27%
27%
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Jun
25
+5%%
120
69 Va
34%
30
No par
.100
preferred
100
Reynolds Metals Co
No par
5%% conv preferred
100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
17 Vo
•
"
Dec
137/8 Mar 15
preferred
conv
conv
374
28
21
Revere Copper &i Brass
3.600
9434
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94%
*93
8%
8%
8 34
8 Vs
8
7%
250
82
Apr
2
———
Republic Steel Corp
7,400
100%
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81
2
6
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81
5
7
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56%
100%
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9434
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78%
56 Va
17
80
82
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55%
Inc
90
Jan
Remington-Rand
14%
78
Motors,
Apr
11% Jan
10
1
143/4
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59%
88
26 % Jan
No par
Corp
55%
•■....
46 Va Mar
24
100
78
9%
16%
100%
1474
1
2% Mar
7
30
8534 Apr
50
50
50
5
78
•
9%
17
4,200
15
30
Apr
7
Reliance Mfg Co
:
.
Apr
68
54% Jan
& Co 1st pfd
(Robt)
11
No par
1
25
147/8
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9%
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8%
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56
Reliable Stores
4
2
100
Rels
Mar 16
3% Jan
Hosiery
240
Jan
100% Apr
83/a Apr
—
55%
14%
147/8
143/4
54%
19 7/a
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Silk
59'
92
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..
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400
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9
9
20
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10
37%
37%
9
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70
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69%
8%
19%
3,300
76
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_
Reading Company
4% 1st preferred—
4% 2d preferred
200
574
5%
37%
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94%
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3734
.
29%
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76
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82%
8%
8%
94%
300
:
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No par
No par
1
of Amer
1st preferred
Raybestos Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
$3 preferred
6,300
313/4
8 74
17%
99%
2134
31%
I934
9%
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21
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1474
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;
1,400
21%
'
conv
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
16% conv preferred
2,800
'
29 Va
29 Ve
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56
1,700
1334
29 Vs
313/4
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78
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28
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17
82%
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85 Va
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20
37
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15
78
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73
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197/8
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73
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9
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14,100
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36
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34
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11
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32%
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28
1,700
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28%
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20
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29 Vs
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28%
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84%
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27 Vs.
12%
7%
734
Radio Corp
153,000
100%
10%
66
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85%
27 >4
-
66%
100%
10%
66
66
66%
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85
12%
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10
9%
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7%
7%
85%
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20
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66%
7%
20
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;
85%
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974
6534
10%
66%
10%
66 %
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4
1
2
127
Jan
4
43
1163/8
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Apr
128
Dec
574
Jan
15Va
Jan
Apr
1%
Jan
5
9% May
16%
Dec
313/4 Mar 25
173/a Feb
26 ya
Deo
7% Apr
1
3% May
19 Va Apr
19
11 Va May
37/a Apr
24
Apr
1
26
76
307/a Apr
10 34 Apr
25% Apr
8
6
3% May
20
Sep
4% AUg
25
Jan
1
Monday, May 3, 1943
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
THE COMMERCIAL
1626
Monday
Apr. 20
Saturday
Apr. 27
Apr. Ll
$
$
per share
7
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25%
6%
26%
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26
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23.200
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7
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27
2
;
8
Apr
8
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share
per
-
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Lowest/..
29'A
Nov
157'a
25%
Dec
5'A
Jan
Aug
3% Aug
7
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5
5
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11
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49
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8
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8
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26
2%
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4 Va
July
6
19% Apr
8
7
Jan
14%
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99
43
110
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13
13
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15
Jan
'
22
36% Apr
May
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114 •
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20
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17
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1
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5
8
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101
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13
46
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59
8
22
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70
7
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112
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4
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121
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6
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.
13% May
27%
Dec
103%
Dec
37% Apr
51%
Jan
58
71
Jan
54
Mar
Apr
44% May
118% Apr 20
107%
55%
Jan
Jun
119%
Jan
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1
V
29
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27
5
20% Mar 30
34% May
3% Jan
6
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5
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13
56
par
15
59% Jan
12
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142
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10
147
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12
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20
176
.
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41
20
159 /: Apr
150
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100
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preferred
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1%
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1*
Oct
60%
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15% Nov
61
■
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Apr
152%
Dec
::
Apr
169 V
Dec
%
,
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6%
25
8% Jan
7
25% Jan
11
115
33
Apr
5
117
Jan
21
7
43
Jan
4
41
Jan
Jan
5%
preferred
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11'/a Mar
26
Dec
116% July.
42
Dec
July
55
Jan
Sep
60
Nov
25%
Jan
5
15
26% Feb
5%
58
15
Mar 23
Mar 29
18% May
1
Jan
2%
Jan
40%
Oct
110% May
117%
Dec
Jan
21%
Nov
31%
Jan
22%
Apr
7
34% Apr
29
14
120
20% Jan
14
Jan
14
38
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9
24
Apr
29'A Jan
2
33
Mar
19
26
May
Apr
8
70
Jun
Mar 25
120
Mar
100
80
Jan
8
108
100
Vulcan Detinning Co
Jan
50
4
27
30
Jun
Mar
55
Jan
Jan
7%
19
112%
6
2'A Jan
25
23
Jan
Apr
7
—
Dec
20%
Mar 26
15
116
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34%
Jun
60
Feb
No par
pfd
100
%
Jan
60
Jan
100
Jan
14'%
22
57
preferred—
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•
24
39
1
Mar 15
51
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1
■
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600
12% Feb
5
—100
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Si Coke
6
100
Chemical Works
div partic
25
23% Apr
22
27
48% Feb
4
15% Jan
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6%
Feb
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31
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2.50
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30
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100
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preferred—
200
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1,900
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56
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Raalte Co Inc
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7%
1,400
24
4%
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36
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24
56
9% Mar 25
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64
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40
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300
63
159
17
Feb
11%
40% May
71 % Mar 30
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Oct
87
Apr
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5
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41%
77'/a
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Am
117'%
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4%
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34
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22
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4%
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preferred-————__100
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100
8 %
60
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29
Universal Leaf Tob__v
158
2%
6
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Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
158
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16%
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100
158
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—
170
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24 v.
18%
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5
26
Feb
15 '/a
68
68
3%
93 Va Mar
Apr
92% Apr
29% Jan
100
Stockyards Corp—
conv
Jan
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Co
preferred-—
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72%
11% Apr
29 Vh Jan
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L
Jun
13% Jan
—50
;
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200
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48%
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25%
5% Jan
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8
40
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'
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22
5% Apr
19
3%
50
35
8% Apr
29
8% Dec
■?
3% Mar
25% Mar 24
£ 4% Jan
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preferred--
U S Smelting
43
18'A
174
1,600
1st
Oct
Dec
18
Jan
-
110
Jan
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8
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68
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Feb
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35
9
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32
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12
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103
108
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56
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158
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20 /
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prcferred_£——_££.—..100
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Pipe St Foundry
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800
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Aug
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.
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700
70
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57
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119'A
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4
Oct
Dec
58'%
Jan
29
173
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S
-2,700
;
par
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:
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15
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24
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58
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12
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Oct
17
113
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60% Mar
10
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Dec
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preferred
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u
par
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2074
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__5
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37
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Jan
26
113
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10474
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—a—No par
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89
97a Mar
16
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30
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7%
18% Jan %7
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Feb
30
Jun
15
55% Jan
Electric
81'%
237a
29
7% Jan ! 4
United
Jun
21% Aug
30
Apr
par
Preferred
8,900
Nov
19% Apr
38% Jan ; 4
8%
Dec
25
1
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1674
£107
par
,,
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108
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4
8
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16
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'
Jan
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Nov
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93 Va uan
100
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v
May
Mar
2
preferred-——..
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83
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par
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74'%
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M ir 30
37% Apr
25% Jan '6
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89
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6
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8
94
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100
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25
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46
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110
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10
23
21 % Apr
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25
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Nov
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Jun
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29
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■
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8
Union Oil of California
Jan
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42
50
4.300
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40
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Jan
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1.
4
6
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Union Carbide & Carb—r»i„No par
5,400
v
A
118
112%
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5
27%
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27
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81%
19 Va
27%
35
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23
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63 Va
63'%
27'A
106
113 %
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Elliott Fisher
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1,900
47
...
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19
90%
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88
34%
105%
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118
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—No par
—-No par
City Rapid Trail—No par;
preferred——
100
Twin
22
4
$1.50 preferred
370
34% Mar 31
6% Jan
Film
Cen Fox
20th
85
Sep
Dec
££
Jun
1
2
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Jun
Jan
5
Mar
100
6
preferred—;
$6
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12
-4
48% Apr
Tri-Contlnental Corp
Feb
£ "-3%
r £• 9%
Mar
2
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Dec
Jan
34%
8
20
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52 Va
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47
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47
46 Va
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.
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19
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Oct
Jan
Jun
-
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18
25% Apr
40% Jan
,
Transauierica Corp_:
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Mar
Jan
1 % Jan
16
42
17% July
—10
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A 9%
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Detroit
Timken
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r
—
Oct
Dec
24%
A
30
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(J Rt
Jan
3
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Nov
33A
7% Mar 26
42% Mar 24
5,
Jan
2'/» May
Thompson Prods Inc——No par
Thompson-Starrett Co„_No pur
$3.50 cum preferred
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Tide Water Associated Oil'— £-10
3,600
,
,
7
33 % Jan
Dec
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41
28
6
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a
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35
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60
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30
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30
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72
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Apr
5
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Thompson
2,200
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29%
29%
27»
25
28
1
4% Mar
Third
12%
2%
2
15
$3 div conv preferred—
40
£37 V2
26
Apr
12
Oct
97a
42%
v
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Co———
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30
6
40% Apr
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v; £
100
£ 2,400
.
7% May
Apr
2
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163
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50
13
5
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Texas & Pacific
1,700
•
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7
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2
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180
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6,400
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82
82
Apr
25
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5,300
;
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3
5% Mar 16
32
9
574
Apr
2
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5% Jan
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v/
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Corp
(The)-
Co
4
Jan
3
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7
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8
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share
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Highest
Jan
29
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the Week
Apr. 8(1
Apr. 29
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NEW
for
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
for Previous
Range
STOCKS
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
LOW
•
133
Jan
26
141
29%
Oct
Oct
96Ve Mar
138
Jan
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32 Va
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9
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26%
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26%
27
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103%
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100
24% Jan
4
1
No par
No par
7% Jan
5
4.200
Wabash
2,500
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5,300
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27
103%
4%%
RR
preferred
32%
9%
;
preferred with warr
100
20% Jan
2
Feb
10
103
36% Mar 29
9% Apr 30
28
Apr 26
104 % Mar 11
21% July
6% Mar
30%
Jan
7%
Nov
16
Apr
20% Nov
97%
Jun
102 Ve
Oct
I
Volume
157
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4173
•
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
Saturday
Apr. 24
$
Monday
7%
$
share
7%
50
:"i 49%
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18%
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10%
7%
Lowest
Par
$ per share
Year
1942
Lowest
Highest
7%
5,800
Walworth Co
No
par
4% Jan
2
8% Mar 29
3%
Apr
5'4
Nor
497/a
50%
2.000
Walk
No par
38% Jan
12
31v8
Apr
41'4
Nor
18%
300
15% Jan
4
13% Mar
16 Va
11%
1,800
No par
No par
50% Apr 30
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4% Jan
5
12 »a Apr
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Jan
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■
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19
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11%
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:
Range for Previous
stock
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the Week
$ per
per share
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Apr. 30
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7%
10%
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stocks
for
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Apr. 28
share
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share
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preferred
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$ per share
2%
8
$ per
share
Oct
Jun
6
Nov
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1
Nov
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2
43
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42
42
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21
20%
20%
34
34%
20%
20%
92%
'33
*107
*21%
'
67
*19
19%
*28
29
*28
28%
4%
21%
21%
66%
66%
66%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
6 1/4
6%
6%
6'/«
6%
%
4%
5
4%
74
4
6 Vb i
4%
7:
•
74%
79
24%
*23%
24%
24%
25
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4
6%
6%
6 Va
6%
6Va
6%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11 Va
11V2
11%
7V'4
7%
7%
7 Va
V
7%
7%
75
75
75
11
-V,:
11
7%
75
.4
/
'
21%
75%
6
6
11%
*3%
%
*10%
11%
*116
^77/
*•
—
*116
7 7;
*116
20%
20%
20%
20%
35 V8
35%
35%
36%
21%
21%
21%
21%
?- *130
138
*130
137
♦130
*118
125
*115
125
20%
*115
,
*52 Va
53%
*52%
53%
*53%
*53%'
54%
*102
108
*103
36
•
i
91
Jan
Apr
104
Jan
57
Jan
2
80
Mar
19
36
Apr
93
Jan
109
Jan
8
115'% Mar 30
102
May
100
$4.50
Jan
Jan
2
95
5
132
31
Jan
12
No
—Wo
6 %
600
w$6
Wilson-Jones
66%
27%
27%
15%
16%
15%
'125'%
128'%
*116
125
*116
125
53%
*521/2
.
67%
28
28%
16
128 »/2
16 Va
128
53%
28
300
600
28
16 %
3,300
16%
*127
19,200
129
1
12
11 %
11%
11%
11%
12
12%
121.4
35%
35%
35%
35'/a
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
36'/4
36
36%
89 Va
87%
88
87%
88
87%
88
88%
89
89
89
13
13
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
29
3%
3%
3%
3%
X3%
4%
4
6
42 vi
7
80
23% Anr
5
67% Apr
19
2
5
•17%
8
58%
Oct
50
Apr
93
Jan
21% Mar 30
Dec
27%
Feb
Dec
69 %
Jan
12*4 July
16
Apr
108 %
Dec
July
15%
Dec
12
Jun
15%
Jan
7% Apr
30
3
Mar
5'/b
Nov
5% Apr
30
1 %
Apr
3%
Jan
86
Apr
30
40
53
Jan
25 'a Apr
x20% Jan 19
30
15%
Apr
2214
Jan
May
27
Apr
2%
30
2 %
Oct
8
Jan
4'a Jan
Mar 30
1% Aug
4% Apr
8%
Dec
Apr
8
3%
6
a
Jan
57% Jan
75 34 Apr
29
73
4
Jan
11% Apr
6
Towne
115
)'■
100
100
100
100
par
par
b—
21% Jan
118 '/< Jan
Mar 31
110%
Oct
21*% May
14% Jun
2
Jan
24
31
Dec
21%
Jan
5
Nov
125
July
17
Mar
117
106
Nov
117
Mar
Apr
125
42%
54
6
54'% Apr
9
v 12% Jan
Dec
23% Apr
9
1
16%
38
7
44
Jun
Apr 20
80
Jun
104
Jan
39
Apr
62
Jan
108
70
Jan 15
58% Jan
4
100
Jun
53% Apr
Jan
25
Co
Preferred
107%
140
88
No
51
r
8
Dec
•
9
Jan
46
—Wo
Yellow Truck & Coach cl
'
Jan
Sep
Sep
23% Mar 26
8
V'..5-*
••'.••
115
30% Jan
2
Jan 20
Feb 15
Feb 24
16%
112%
109
44%
(Dei)—Wo par
Mfg.
4
17'a Jan
10
Co_
'«
8
27
Jan
I
.
-10
12
2
Jan
9
100
pfd 4% % Conv series
Yale &
Apr
Apr
Apr
pfd
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley (wm) Jr (Del)
90
12%
35%
89%
12
-
100% Jun
60
91
7% Apr
preferred a
Prior
68
27%
16%
'
109% Mar 31
Jan
2
6
preferred b
Prior pfd4%7« series
54i%
Jan
2 Va Jan
6%
108"
*66%
128
•
53'%
*53%
*103
68
27%
16%
128
v.
54%
108
*66%
28%
16%
128%
11%
53%
*53%
*103
66 %
66%
,
*52%
,55
53%
108
*101
28 Va
16
*125%
12 Va
*53%
54%
107
67%
28
27%
125
*53%
16%
*125'%- 128%
*115
31 Va
5
Apr
1 %
«'*}
7%
Mar
14
——10
6%
Worthington p & m
137
Deo
22
29
Wo par
Co
Woolworth (f w)
*130
32%
1
10
preferred
14,400
137
83
127
Apr
Wo par
'■6,200
*130
Deo
Apr
Aug
23
Apr
4
Woodward Iron Co
500
Feb
—
Wilson & Co Inc
900
63 Vb
Oct
19V4
2
preferred—
conv
35%
137
Sep
30
Feb
2% Jan
Motors
23 %
21%
*130
Jan
2
—5
Oil & Gas c
Willys-Overland
11,300
V
Jan
8 %
109
3% Jan
5
2% Jan
8
40
Jan 15
—20
Mar 30
2
Jan
13% Jan
par
1
preferred
Wilcox
[7.200
21
3%
22
9
Jan
58% Jan
15
1
No
Co
Corp—
Jan
18
par
...20
wi
-
Wisconsin el Pow
35%
21%
85
—Wo par
Rock Min Spr
White
par
(The s s)
White Sewing Mach
*116
21
Apr
May
% May
34 5a Mar 30
26Vb Mar 4
106% Jan 15
52
Mar 13
100
-—100
Ry Co
preferred
conv
White Motor Co
48,800
k
4 Vb
81
120
No pur
Wheeling Steel Corp
$5 conv prior pref
■\ 2,500
11 Va
2
*50
50
preferred
5%%
6,100
76
XI %
5
3
12.50
Instrument
Elec
PriQr
*75
6 % Apr
11% Apr
Dec
20
13% May
t$4 conv preferred——Wo par
7%
2
2
7
390
12
Feb
Jan
22% Apr
400
■
18
104%
4
1
7%
Sep
Sep
12% May
15% Jan
.1
-
10%
23 Vb
preferred
Jan
113%
97
5
5
i'.
-
29
Mar 25
36% Apr
25%
7%
Mar
Apr
25
7
86
7%
36'/a
19
Union
Wheeling & l Erie
10,900
4
16
108
2
7% Aug
26% Jan
v
14,500
*3%
5
Jun
19
Mar 10
4
25
20%
103
-10
83%
~
5
11% Jan
No par
78
3% Mar
White Dental Mfg
7%
Nov
Apr
41%
15% Apr
16
1st
230
I
10 '4
34
17
Westlnghouse el & Mfg
150
a 1.200
5'/4
11%
21%
Nov
\b Mar
I
20%
75%
36
Jan
x71%
Mar
preferred
30
:
75%
361/3
20 '4
May
91
Jan
2'a Jan
110
■
6%
*11 Va
21'%
May
4
5% Jun
f
125
:
*103
66%
35%
21 %
21%
15
59 %
,75% Mar 19
100
30
.
47/a
*116
20%
Feb
4
100
1
7%
20%
19
-100
pt'd
Westvaco Chlor Prod
137
53%
...
54 %
66 %
66%
36 V'4
21%
107
20%
Jan
4
V-V
*20%
Oct
39%
Oct
8% Jan
100
700
20
7%
./
6
Dec
67% Jan
preferred
2d
4'a
t
21%
7 Va
111/8
24%
Telegraph
3 00
Westinghouse Air Brake——wo par
19%
7%
—
21
Jan
Supply co—
Maryland-!.—
Western
•
Weston
11%
-
4
17% Jan
69
Apr
8%
80%
50'/a Jan
Auto
400
65'%
11%
75%
11%
;:••..
--
'
32% Apr 21
29% Nov
Apr
may h
100
Pulp & Pap Co
preferred___,
t6%
3,300
"
*116
Feb
4 %
x05
1
West Va
Western
8,200
•
1081/4
11%
:
5
100
—
/
18 Va
1
•
4
/vs; 6%:
16
8
Mar 26
par
:
29
11%
;
75%
75%
*11 >•
4
No par
a——.No
33
21%
'
25%
*3%
par
Corp
class
f
*
82
■
No par
Indies Sugar
Western
93%
651/4
65%
82
July
Western Pacific 6%
i
90%
*24
3
126
58
24%
Jan
1 9,000
34%
*56
79%
79%
*24
1%
tWest Penn Pr Co 4%%
700
5
4%
•
..
6% Apr 19
25 % Mar 29
West Penn el
3,800
l
*86
21%
65
8
No
—
preferred
S
58
21%
2% Jan
6%
5 v2
89
89
West
] 2,100
! 5,500
29
/
19%
90%
Nov
par
5
—-1
preferred
-10%
*107
21%
*19.
*88
18
7%
15%
21
•
-
66%
19%
56
56
*23*%
70
'V 1C7
*21 '/a
66%
;
70
70
*56
90%
6%
•
107
56
56
,19%
'
107
32
*88
6%
V
107
108%
Oct
Jan
210
24%
93
28% ..,28%
19%
20%
,6%
7 4 V«
32
*107
14
11%
300
107%
*131%
//•'- 33'
,v;
32
21%
*66%
20
*6%
136
*31 1/4
'
Jan
1
No
™
$4 conv preferred
/
i 7.100
v
100
..
.
.
33%
93%
*131.1/4
32
5974
*88
21%
66%
*19
£2%
131
400
10 va
'
•
90%
*56
21%
88
92% .'•'■ 93%
131
Jun
12
24% Apr
i 5.600
*31
108 %
59%
88
*56
92%
132%
13 v'4
167,'b Mar 29
5
Apr
13% Apr
•
5%
'
32
•
*28
1077a
107%
92
'
V;
39
32
29
*28
;V 133
*131
..A-
*131
93
92%
132
,/
;
20
4
17% Jan.
Co
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
600
V
,
1%
34%
|
,
150
24%
,"••'•
5%
8.400
113 V2
*106
24%
9%
•
4
12 va Jan
Waukesha Motor Co—
Wayne Pump coi
Webster Eisenlohr-
76
/v. 15%
106%
5%
1%
92 %
5%
87
113 Vs
15%
'
23%
10%
1 Vb
132
15%
*106
15VaJnn
Washington Gas Lt
700
1
•/•• 74
76%
5%
10 %
*31%
%
18
8(W
115
••
87 -
78
*9%
10%,
1V«
15
27% Jan
300
I
22'%
14%
*68
•
,•>'113 %v 113% '
24'/4
par
46
84
■
:
33%
11
*10%
■:* 77%
% 108
24
24%
No
Warren
26
5
I
*72% v 74.Va
'.:•:
87%
87%
Fdy & Pipe
400
I
74
•;:..
114;..
15%
*107
108
24%
.
:•
■'•'•/
15
'•*.' *68
77%
•
79 % Mar 12
50
*
6%
22%
*
87%
:-v74
*113%
15%
151/4
*107
108
•
24
113%
113%
15%
*107
23%
5%
114
*113%
15%
*107
<
*71
%/14%
15%
14%
-:.•;
71
par
Pictures
Bros
v:/r
.
23
6
•6%
.„
4
87
v
.6
6
•;•
No
$3.85
t
28"
•
197/a
57'a
v
•
preferred
preferred
Warner
2% Mar 29
;v : V;
%
15%
*71
■
par
;
100
v
:.
•
5%
No
b
41.400
13%
*81
-
15%
22%
•
•'-13 Ys
13%
-
22 %
*15
*2
v
45'/2 -v
12%
*81
>;/:
32%
19%
15%
*22%
•
82
*31
2%
44
'
12%
-•>.
*81
82
2%
43
12%
12%
*81
2%
42
42%
.
12%
82
*81
2
•
Mar 23
28'% Apr
13
2
12
10%
13
4
Jan
5
Jan
23%
Apr
111%
6
Jan
57'/4
15% Jan
28
17% mar 29
131% Apr
aun
Oct
14'/4 Nov
121%
Dec
Nov
2,400
Young Spring & Wire
No par
Apr
7%
9,600
:
Youngstown s & t_
No par
30
Jan
6
39v» Apr
6
28%
Jun
37%
100
82
Jan
4
90
Apr
8
78
Jan
87
Oct
No par
9% Jan
2
13% Apr
5
7
May
12%
Jan
Wo par
———1
19% Jan
12
30% Apr
5
8%
Jan
2
8
1'% May
460
v
t5%%
preferred series a
5,200
Youngstown Steel Door
2,400
Zenith Radio Corp
8,200
Zonito Products Corp
7% Jan
•;
Mar 31
,
jan
iiiz
•Bid
asked
and
3%
3%
3%
prices;
reduced from 100 to
"29
no
sales
3%
•
this day.
on
fin receivership,
a
29 %
4
Deferred delivery. ,n New Stock/
r
Cash sale,
Special sales,
s
x
Stocks,
Number 0/
and Miscel.
Bonds
II Called for redemption,
—
Government
Foreign
Total
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
642.190
$7,583,000
$206,000
14.592,800
269,000
827,870
•
$2,000
14.866.800
21,024,300
20.430,300
568.000
26,000
18,646,800
:! 321,000
1,500
23.628,600
313,000
1,358,890
;
Total-
20,835,700
$2,066,000
Saturday
26,500
Monday
270,625
—.
— „———
-
'
Thursday
$107,844,200
.
$27,000
38,000
20,000
72,000
994.000
6,000
1,817,150
—
748,000
1,015,000
326,375
-
Friday-——--7-"-"-7
$598,000
1,041,000
1,129,000
253.260
-
"Total-—.
318,920
318,025
'
Government
329.945
Wednesday——
21,251,200
$61,000
—
Domestic
Shares)
Tuesday
18,969.300
23.941,600
389,000
6.175,245 $105,717,200
of
Week Elided April 30
$7,791,000
5.000
7
880,170
—
:
$5,525,000
$191,000
28,000 "
Week Ended Apr.
■
of
shares
s.
Government—
Foreign
Railroad
+
Si
Week Ended Apr. 20
1943
1942
6,175,245
Bonds
u.
2%
Deo
Jan
t Unit of trading
Bonds (Par Value)
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Sales
1,340,820
—
-
Stocks—No.
20
Stocks
United States
1,125,305
——————^
Monday
v;
Ex-rights.
Feb
Daity, Weekly and Yearly
Railroad
Shares
Thursday
Friday
y
Vs Apr
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange /
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week Ended April 30
Tuesday—
Wednesday
Ex-dividends,
4
10 shares*
Transactions at the New York Stock
Saturday—.
2
industrial
Total
1943
1,742,129
1943
30
1942
Total
$8,000
9,000
4,000
$633,000
1,088,000
1,153,000
821,000
1,000
4,000
1.047,000
32,000
1.032,000
$58,000
$5,774,000
Jan. 1 to Apr. 30
7:1943
?7
1942
1942
113,017,048
of shares
1,817,150
...
296.133
25,661,577
0,669,630
s5.525.000
$4,085,000
$80,902,000
$64,697,000
191 000
Stocks-No.
37,397,231
38,000
3,560.000
1,322,000
:
1—
*
Jan. 1 to Apr. 30
Corporate
—
$61,000
$486,000
$957,150
$3,901,950
b°n<i'
Domestic
2,066,000
2,844,000
46,165.500
46,586,000
sostoi
105,717.200
$7,105,80.0
1,378,539.100
773,209,700
$107,844,200
$40,435,800
$1,425,601,750
$823,697,650
Total
-
is!;
:
$5,774,000
.
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
on
the daily closing
averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock
are
Exchange
as
—Bonds—
/
i
10
20
15
Indus¬
April
24
April
26
April
27
April
28
April
29
April
30
Rail¬
Utili¬
trials
Date—
and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Stocks
30
roads
ties
Total
65
Stocks
-
10
10
.First
Second
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
Rails
Ralls
Total
10
Utili¬
ties
♦
40
Bonds
-
134.34
35.24
19.75
46.74
107.00
99.48
64.35
110.64
95.37
134.34
35.30
19.64
46.74
107.01
99.34
64.30
110.65
95.33
-
134.39
34.95
19.56
46.62
106.99
99.34
64.16
110.57
95.27
134.14
-
-
.
200.000
53.000
35.04
19.46
46.57
107.01
99.34
63.99
110.54
95.22
135.24
35.58
19.67
47.04
107.01
99.60
64.49
110.48
95.40
135.48
35.56
19.61
47.08
107.03
100.16
64.86
110.51
95.64
$4,129,000
mooo
$84,722,000
$66,402,000
(
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1628
Monday, May 3, 1943
msak
Bond Record
v
>New York-Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
-
the
"and
are
for Income and
Interest"—except
in each case the month when the bonds mature.
the column headed "Interest Period" indicate
The italic letters in
•
Ended
Week
S.
U.
3%s
Treesury 3%s
Trei ury 3'As
Tree i iry 3'As
Treasury 3'As
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
w*
3s
Treasury
3s
Treasury 27/aS—
Treasury
2%s
2%s
2%s
23As
2%s
2%s
2'/2s
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As__
2'As—
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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;
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1960
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1959
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1967
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1955
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1949
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1956
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1948
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1958
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1984
1958
1958
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
Volume
Week
Stock
Ended
Last
Interest
Exchange
Period
April 30
BONDS
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
New York
Low
*
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
-
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
Low
1953
,vl.,,,;.,_„.,_,„,_1953
J-D
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—1947
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1st
65 Va
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1943
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1967
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Power
1st
A
cons
"
-
.
with
warrants
■
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_
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.—1949
J-D
92%
modified,—
_
4-0
.,1950
A-0
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1998
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,1951
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a
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——
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J-J
64 Va
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1987
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1987
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1987
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55
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56
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55
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4
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50
gold 5s
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4VaS stpd
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ref 4%s C
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102
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78
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1934
.1955
.1960
Memphis Div 1st gold 4s_:
50
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33 y4
29
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—,1960
1951
1951
.—1951
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75
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32
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1940
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,1944
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;
1954
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-
—
67
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1963
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126
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1957
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1967
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1971
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—Apr 15 1952
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26
112
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90 %
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88
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119
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92
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105
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-
1972
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1961
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7
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65
90
106%
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81
.
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292
1977
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.
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1993
.,
.
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1952
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gold 5s
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;_1970
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1955
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;1956
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1951
Canadian Northern Ry deb 6%s—1946
Can Pac Ry 4% deb stk perpetual
62
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72
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1962
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■
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-
:
1957
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1934
___
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97
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1988
:
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gold 4 %s
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.
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_
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—
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.
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88
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page
66
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28
41
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footnotes
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87
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244
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—1961
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1955
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————1950
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40%
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—
78
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81
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...
65
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1950
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.1947
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1944
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.1982
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69
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.1997
47%
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1955
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115%
:
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121
2,205
.1971
53%
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59
55%
56
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1960
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1950
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90
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:
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105%
102
.
.1977
,■
stamped——
1951
Battle Creek & Sturgis 1st gtd 3s,_1989
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132
102 Va
13
83%
■
.1958
3 %s
4s
M
130%
27
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33
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.1949
37%
29%
4
i
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131%
106
J-J
.1949
43%
9
73%
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.—1950
1959
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A
Big Sandy 1st mtge 4s
1st mtge 3 VaS
52
131
131%
.1949
86
72
104%
A-0
46%
70%
86%
J-J
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gold 3%s series B__May 11989
AGen 4Vas series C
May 11989
M-S
88
99%
.1949
72
37%
104
95%
71%
55%
28
171
98%
.1989
90%
63
102% 103
104
28
111
*81%
.1946
104 Va
87%
143
43
36
36%
(int at 3Vi%
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69
99
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85%
67
20
83
'
68 %
.1989
rr—
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Ref gold 4s extended to,—1951
mtge
241
.
83%
'
103%
5
.
84% 86
43
M-S
,1953
S'west Div
Consol
108%
94%
»
33
105
110
67
70%
J-J
(int at 1% to
Sep 1 1946) due,—
2000
Ref & gen ser F (int at 1% to
Sep 1 1946) due——————1996
AConv due
———Feb 1 1960
Consol
8
93
105
Ref & gen ser D
Consol mtge
109% 109%
94
105 y8
112%
3
■
■
102%
70%
J-J
mtge gold 4s—
July 1948
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge gold (int at 4 %
to
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948
Ref & gen ser A (int at 1% to
Dec 1 1946) due
1995
Ref & gen ser C (int at ll/t%
to Dec 1 1946) due—
—1995
2%s
35%
106
109 %
—
90
J-D
1st
Bell
16%
*'
109%
AGen
ref 4s
72
F-A
B
Con
33%
*
M-N
AGen
to Jan
37%
32
33 y2
'
M-S
AGen
Ohio
16%
1996
^Chicago Milwaukee ft St Paul—
&
195
71
__
112%
89 %
1959
Refining deb 3s
Baltimore
40%
35%
84%
J-J
34%
.1996
109
lOo
103% 103%
M-N
111
18%
.1992
101
3
90
J-J
110%
14
211
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
100 y2
95%
16
111% 112 VB
:
36
81%
M-S
5y2S A
ii6y2
9
109
*101%
112
17%
20
19
50
37%
M-N
Prod
106%
M-S
Oct 1952
1948
1948
Atl Gulf & W I SS coll tr 5s,
Atlantic
35%
—I960
106%
4
100%
35
80%
36%
1987
Power 3%s
102
106%
108% 109%
17%
35
*111
1948
70
102
1U9%
v
49
34%
§ACen(ral RR ft Bank'g of Ga 5s„1942
63
106%
109
108%
J-J
1st 4Vis A
mortgage 4s
6%
J-J
,—1987
.
103 y4
51%
.
100% 100 Va i
J-J
Second
778
35
1987
103'/4
J-D
coll gold 4s_
17%
108%
107 Vb
7
100
J- J
1958
30-year 5s series B—-——1944
Coast 1st cons 4s
July 1952
General unified 4Vis A—
1964
N
14%
*48
F-A
131
113% 115%
'••••:%
J-D
1st
&
41
6%
A-0
106
M-N
Atlantic
L
23%
287
81
Guaranteed
106
106%
J-J
J-D
Atlantic & Danville Ry 1st 4s
428
17%
A-0
Through Short l 1st gtd 4s_—1954
11
66%
*101%
M-S
A L
41
14
J-J
87 V*
64
63
65%
"
M-S
1st gold 5s———1946
Atl ft Charl
36%
17%
17
a-0
356
62%
63
Jan
1st & ref 4%s A.„„—1962
Cal-Ariz
87%
40%
'
F-A
106
111% 113
Nov
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s_—
Atl Knox ft Nor
53%
68%
1966
,1962
104
108% 108%
———1955
1905
30%
31
1961
Central Pacific 1st ref gtd gold 4s_1949
22
108'/4 108%
A-C
gold 4s of 1910
20
85
"
J-J
Central N Y
105%
112%
1995
1995
,——,1955
Stamped 4s_
Conv gold 4s of 1909
53%
82%
,1987
1st gtd 4s
N J gen gold 5s
registered—
AGeneral
68
104
108%
,1995
—
.
.
Adjustment gold 4s
51%
84 Va
J-D
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s,
53%
A-0
105%
2
108%
57%
104%
108%
158
105% 106
105%
r
48
98
1C7
78%
■•vcT"
102%
76y4
86%
A-O
(Del) ,1957
C
-
106 y2
13
.1949
Ark & Memphis Ry Bdge & Terra 5s
1st
102%
104% 105%
M-S
1967
1995
1964
1955
Ann Arbor
Armour & Co
6
101
104%
*53% 55
25
102
10
86
'' 53%
62
103% 103%
A-0
A—1975
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb—
1st gold 4s—
68
V;
—
108% 108 7/s
,
86%
'
Am Wat Wks & Elec 6s series
*63
'••••••
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—
J-D
,1956
1962
3s
60 y8
83
223
110
*104
Certain-teed
——,1966
Tobacco Co
Amer
92%
76%,
108 7/s
J-J
,1961
—
debentures,..
conv
70
72
.
M-S
1949
Corp conv 5Vis—1949
Telephone 6c Telegraph Co.—
3%s
193
V
'
M-S
Internat
American
■••
.
F-A
79
108%
97
90%
75%
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High
62
1
104 Va
AMobile Div 1st gold 5s„
50
Low
11
,
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104
99%
82 ya
79
No.
101% 101%
94%
81
77%
t—i o CO
Range Since
January 1
Sold
104%
AChatt Div pur money
82%
Bonds
High
*
1981
Central Illinois Light 3yas
1950
modified—.
5s
Friday's
101%
63
93'/a
92%
78%
M-S
1950
ARef & gen 5s series C—
--
•.
J-J
3yas debs,——,,
1962
J-J
4y8s w w
;
1947
J-D
A Cent Branch U P 1st gold 4s—1948
J-D
^Central of Georgia Ry—v »
A 1st mtge 5s_.
;
Nov 1945
F-A
§AConsol gold 5s
—1945
M-N
ARef ft gen 5yas series B—1959
A-0
66 V*
910
*97
or
Celanese Corp
^4
99%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Celotex Corp deb
62
,,
88
102%
modified—
102%
5s w W—
Cart & Adir 1st gtd gold 4s
109 y2
99% 102%
A-0
————1944
5s
102
—1965
Carriers & Gen Corp
.> 108
■'
'•
105
A
101%
■'''
109
Period
1949
Ohio 4s„
62
109
assented,—.,1948
6s
102%
102
_
J-J
3Vis,
1972
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s,,__^.<_1948
mtge
io4y8
103 y4
:
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.
65 ye
102
1
J-D
cons
71'/a
102
■
102% 102%
1st
A
48 y8
65%
*103%
'
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■
,
J-D
10-year deb 4%s stamped—1946
Ala
70 Va
J-D
,
'
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■'
Low
Carolina-Clinch &
A unstamped
Friday
New York; Stock .Exchange
Week Ended April 30
V
tSACarolina Central 1st gtd 4s,
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High
Railroad and Industrial Companies
series
<
■
January 1
*
$ A 5s
1629
1968
J-D
niy4
111
111V2
12
1958
J-J
112%
112% 1127/a
51
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
1630
NEW YORK BOND
BONDS
New
York
Week
Stock
Ended
April
Last
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or
Low
Conn
gtd 4%S__
Conn
River Power
Consolidated Edison of New
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'
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108
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109
111
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debentures
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J-J
J-D
108
106%
109
St.
3-J
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47 Vi
48 Vi
72
47.
47
Louisville
31%
;
33
.
Union Ry
101
101
2
101
109
M-N
110 Vi
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& Hudson
Delaware
Power & Light
32
25
47
92
101
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56'%
385
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89
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Detroit & Mackinac
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deb
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1995
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1961
1950
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59
55%
102%
38 Vi
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16%
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J-J
40 V4
36
40%
gold 5s series C
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J-J
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36
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-1944
Paper 5s series A & B___1947
J-J
98%
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Int Rys Cent
'
1st
lien
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1965
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ref ,6Vis
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71
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b
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46
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170%
J-J
1954
—
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A-O
1954
5s
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64
51
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1961
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3%s__
33
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77
J-3
1961
Kings County El L & P 6s
111
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...
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20
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1960
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5
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Southern Ry
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deposit
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33
12
,
&
ref gold
A-O
4s .1936
Kentucky & Ind Term 4'/is_-—....1961
51
26
75
32%
96
102% 102%
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112%..
40
of
gold 4s_ -1990
Kentucky Central gold 4s___
111%
104%
50
*45
95
33
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S & M- Ry
Kansas City
Kansas
1st gtd
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33
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11
110
405
79
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194
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107
98
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1955
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42%
42 Vi
32%
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268
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1952
;
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107
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102%
106
52%
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1955
5
105%
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1956
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24%
%
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82
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conv
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1943
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1950
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:-
42
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36
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98
gold 4s__
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44
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1946
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1
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1947
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5
53%
1963
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109:%
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1969
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mortgage
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89
63%
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1951
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1970
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Div
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&
67
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1951
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1950
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52
88 Vi
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1965
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1970
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31
1955
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64
105% 105%
1954
4s
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63%
102% 103 %
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deb
4s____
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64 Vi
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108%
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4%s.
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1958
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deb
conv
non-conv
Consolidation
_1955
—
1950
.
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109% 109%
:
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:
—
,
or
Bid & Asked
Illinois Central RR—(Continued)
108
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108
F-A
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Last
Period
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.
1948
debentures
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;
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1946
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,
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s
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1951
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Monday, May 3; 1943
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1956
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1965
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1948
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Ry Minn Nor Div
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108
107
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114
92%
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59 Vi
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280
55
61%
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1971
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1995
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1944
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
Volume 157
Week
Interest
Exchange
Stn^k
Ended
Last
i
.
or
Bonds
Range Since
New York
Sold
Friday's
January 1
Week
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
April 3(1
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f
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1952
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310
54'%
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101:4 1014
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101% 102%
49
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&
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ref
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debentures
—
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Pittsburgh Cine .Chi & St Louis—
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-1945
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u_1949
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f
Series G 4s guaranteed
—1957
Series H cons guaranteed 4s
,.1960
cons
4%s_—i—-—.—1963
guaranteed 4%s—1964
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1970
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i
.—1975
Gen 4%s series C
——4—1977
Series
J
cons
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Pitts Coke & Iron conv 4%s A——1952
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1st
mtge 4'As——
1950
6%
57
110
111%
105%
106
108%
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Pitts Va &
4V2S series B
—1950
1st 4s gtd
;_1943
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1st mtge
Cliar
4'As series B—.—
1st mtge 4'As series C
1959
—1960
110%
112
102%
103
31%
124
20'4
14
138
b%
32 %.
14
104
5
105 'A
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337
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J-D
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90
102% 102%
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Pitts
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106%
ref
coll tr 4V4S^
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108 Vi
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a
56
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98
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1954
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1947
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ext
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1st
71
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3Vis——
97'4
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1st
116
116
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M-N
4s
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a
93%
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&
A Income
95 VB
102%
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Philadelphia Cd
V/;' 2
116
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73
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65
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89'A
:
102% 103%
102% 103
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109
1943
88%
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99%
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27
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1949
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1944
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RR
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Power &
4Vis
66'4
376
.1948
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2
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series E
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105
107
v
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1951
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A-0
1947
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98
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98 'A
95 'A
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F-A
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70
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gold 3s loan
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64 Va
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12
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Pa Ohio & Det 1st & ref 4»/as A—1977
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6
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64
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68
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s
Paterson & Passaic G & E
56
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112
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65
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91
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-
92%
29
J-J
1966
1955
& 111
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73
:
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109%
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111% 112
4..'
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1st
110%
1966
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111
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1938
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90
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ref M 3s series K---
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124
110
110
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82%
77
gold 5s__
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118'A
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&
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96
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29
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1962
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5
1961
2013
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110
102%
5
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New York
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20
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55
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100
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102
50%
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44
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100
/
109 %
49
M-N
deposit——
14
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37%
2
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deposit——
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of deposit
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series
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1954
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series
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1935
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5s
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•
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1967
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.
50
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104'4
102% 113
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& Light
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45
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9
106
112
106
3s—-—-1965 y ■: A-O
1960
A——1983
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1st & ref 5s series B—
1955
New Orleans Term 1st gtd 4s
1953
N
...
.....
-
.
109%
105% 105%
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1986
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106%
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v—
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AConsol gtd 4s———w_1945
103
105 »A
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1965
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/{ANaugatuck RR 1st gold 4s
-1954
Newark Consol Gas cons 5s_—.,--^1948
7
127V4
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M-N
M-N
J-D
M-N
debentures—1949
mtge
34
2
1966
57'4
104%
112
49
124%
103%
L'—
1943
-1960
—
i-y
103% 103%
■
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38
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3 %s
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96%
96
'
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34
deposit—-
1948
1949
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487
53%
903
53%
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Distillers
of
Id gold 3s
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Dairy
20
47%
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(Wise)
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Nat
80 Va
42
A-0
guarantee)———1945
54%
38
54%
50%
A-0
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80
*29
'
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49%
A-0
J-D
Nash
105%
54%
50
F-A
debentures-—-———-——1965
Power 1st & ref 3%s——1966
Montreal Tramways 5s ext——1951
Morris & Essex 1st gtd 3'As-,
.2000
Constr M 5s series A————-1955
Constr M 4 Vis series B-1955
Mountain States T & T 314s—1963
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gtd 5s_
—1947
102%
Q-J
Q-J
Northwestern
36 >4
i;53%
M-N
M-S
6s
6
20 Vi
Jan 2047
(Minn)
13
564
54%
49%
36 Vs
5
989
12
of.
lien ry &
Northern
:
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110»a
112%
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53%
10
54
F-A
110%
Ref
54 %
53%
a
'VA'
I——1981
109
7
—2047
Ref & impt 4Vis series A——
2047
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20%
50
Monongahela Ry 3'As series B—19G6
Monongaliela W Penu Pub Serv—
mtge
2,463
50
11%
A-O
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1
3rd 7s extended at 4% —July 1938
Moh'k & Malone 1st gtd gold 4s—1991
1st
19%
53%
53%
M-N
3
lllV'4
104 3 4" 10 4 •'* 4
A-0
Pacific prior lien 4s_
1997
registered——————1997
4s
53 %
57
49%
"
—
deposit
of
ACertificates
35%
53%
49 3
53%
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—
gold 5 Vis
—
1949
Alst & ref gold 5s series H—1980
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35%
54
16
19
—
G———1978
series
5s
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y''"
M-S
Nbrthern
y
54
49'A
—
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351
49%
—-
deposit———
of
ACertificates
--2
ACertificates
3s
M-S
M-S
8%
110%
v
{Missouri Pacific RR Co—
.—--1975
series F_———1977
1,566
46'A
v.—'
F-A
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4s——
20'4
80%
,
;
M-S
cellation
—
90
109%
51V4
53'/4
16
85
111
F-A
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59'4
49 V-4
deposit-
8
104Vi 105
F-A
Central gen & ref 5s„—1974
Gen & ref 4Vis series A——1974
72%
41'A
57%
F-A
90
16%
111
J-J
North
100
100
102
129
J-J
A——w.1965
10%
2
Vi
M-N
Western
Debenture 3%s_
55%
J-J
adjust 5s series A—Jan 1967
19 Vi
57
:
■
A——1998
series
16
15
27%
9%
5s series A.————1962
AGeneral
4Vis
mtge
42 Vi
10
110 % U0 Va
19
O-A
28
27%
40-year 4s series B——____»1962
Prior lien 4 Vis series D_———1978
of
Ry Co—
High
32
19
109 >4 109'A
J -J
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North Amer Co deb 3Vis_—
—1949
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
A Certificates
Southern
Low
146
89 "a
J-J
4V2S-,.—1946-
January I
No.
12%
M-N
A-O
27%
16
1.206
27%
54
1st 4s——1990
ref 5s series
15
AGen mtge 5s conv inc——-2014
{§ANorfolk Southern RR 5S A—1961
7%
55
Alst &
19
F-A
Telephone 3'48 series B_—---3.967
1st
19
A-O
8
J-D
ACum
F-A
———1943
Range Since
Sold
42 Vi
M-S
7%
26
25%
4%
/■/. J-J
Prior lien
gold 5s
Bonds
High
37 Vi
Niag Lack & Ont Pow 1st 5s A_—1955
Niagara Share (Md) deb 5 Vis
.—1950
22%
5'4
Friday's
42 Vi
Niagara Falls Power 3ViS-——1966
49'A
9%
49
Y
1st
{§ AN Y West & Bost
25%
'A
J-J
1st 5s——1959
Mo Kansas & Texas
27 3i
61
5
61
22%
25 '4
28
M-S
—1949
5'As«__—,—;
A25-year
77 VA
56%
N
60
65
5%
27%
A———1946
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49 %
12
5
6%
——1938
5s_—
30
61
27 '4
ref 6s series
60
21%
•
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ATerminal
Marie
§ A 1st stamped 5s gtd as to int—1938
Alst &
72
108%
77'A
48'A
49
4s stamped__———1938
cons
§ A 1st
22 »A
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
J-J
Norfolk &
50-yr 5s series A—1962
{Minn St Paul & Sault Ste
106%
52
56%
M-S
J-J
M-N
M-S
Q-F
{8 AMilw & State Line 1st 3,/2S_>__1941
57' A
14
58
J-D
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50
108'A
4
76
60
J-D
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72
107 3
'
■'
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{§AN Y Susq & W 1st ref 5s—
1937
§A2d gold 4ViS---————-1937
§'AGeneral gold 5s
——1940
100
97
13
68%
72
"A.
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Exchange
April 30
Low
80%
99% 100
100
'
78
88
*82 VA
M-S
M-N
J-J
M-S
A-0
>.1951
Friday
Stock
Ended
High
Michigan Central—
Jack Lans & Sag 3 Mz s_,
1631
11
55
64
60 "2
17
53 V2
63%
60'A
18
53%
64
.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1632
Monday, May 3, 1943
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
New York
Week
Stock
Ended
Week's Range
Or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
Last
Interest
Exchange
Period
April 30
Low
—
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1st gen 5s series B
1st gen 5s series C
High
Sold
Low
No.
>v
*119%
Gen
108-%
Gen
El
96
83
''106% 107%
-I960
M 3%s
1st
Pwr
94%
94%
108% 108%
;
—
—
1st mortgage 3 %s-————1977
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1951
'
—
n
96
&
ref 5s
95 %
series
99%
!
99
17
1st
& ref
1st
& ref
3%s_—-1968
105 %
Jan 1960
27%
25%
28 %
372
21%
28%
94
94
87%
96%
AAdj income
5s——
■
•
—
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt 33/4s—1960
Toronto
Gas &
97
1st'gol'd 4s-il946
*102
100%
102
*116
117
117
*107%
1053/4
106%
110 3 8
112%
Ham 81 Buff
Trenton
130
220
'
HP/ft
104%
106
Union Electric Co of Mo 3%s——1971
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s_— 1951
Gen & ref 4 % s series A—.—% 1997
95
95%
883/4
97
87%
88 Vb
78%
88 %
1997
86%
88
78
*111% 112
% 11
debentures————..—1967
*103
88
105
bonds__
Called
.
;/:■ 105
;—
—
Gen mtge 4%s series
Revere Copper 81 Brass
104%
103%
1053/4
105%
100%
,
101%
100
101' V*
*89
92
78 3/4
80
413/4
43%
—1977
*124%
*111%
43%
Gen mtge
124%
108% 108%
2
30%
33%
453
22
11%
12%
4
9
13
108%
75
Steel
States
1.00s
124 J/a
98 %
St
Grand Island
£».'■
*993/4
M-N
9%
1 1943
2.10s
1083/4
.
34
M-N
M-N
—May 11850
M-N
11950
M-N
M-N
—————
gold 6s
13%
■
/
2.40s
■
;
99
102%
2.60s
107 y2
——
-
553%
ACertificates
of
deposit..——
L Rocky Mt & P 5s stpd
{ASt L-San Fr pr lien 4s A
68%
1948
1959
—1955
—1950
St L Pub Serv
St
1st
mtge 5s
of
ACertificates
lien
A Prior
deposit
———May 11955
of
ACons M 4%s
87
78%
87 '
68%
68%
44
101 Vi
:
101'%
102
101 %
101 %
101%
—
101%
102 Vi
—'
.
*1013/4
—
101%
102
101%
102
103 Va 103%
192
102
*101
M-N
103
103 Vi
98%
95 Va
91
98%
99
93% 100
99 Va
98%
99 %
97%
99%
99
98%
99
97%
99
110%
112
Power &
68%
95%
;/r • 78
■
1st 5s_——3944
Light
;
;
31%
34%
1,447
30%
33%
52
78
19
34%
18 5/a
33%
20%
.
73
373/8
20
78:
33%
1950
363/i
343/4
373/8
658
34 y2
36%
99
36%
34%
37 3/a
2,903
19:,,4
36%
1978
ACertificates of deposit stpd-
34%
36%
165
19 3/a
"
n08a4
1957
no8%
Cons
36%
65
Vandalia RR cons g 4s series A—1955
f 4s series B_——
s
Coke 1st gold 5s—1949
85 %
Virginia Pub Serv 1st mtge 3%s—1972
Va & Southwest 1st gtd 5s———__2003
Iron
1st
Coal &
931/2
92
93%
853/4
J-J
82
80
82
11
67
64 Va
62V4
64%
90
46%
J-J
44%
^8%
45V4
2,304
27%
72 Vi
65
108%
110
85
45%
85
93
82
J-J
84'%
92
108'/a 109%
1966
85%
104% 107%
94%
Nov 1989
§ A 1st term & unifying 5s—.1952
79%
85 %
100
'62
5s———•———-1958
cons
Virginian Ry 3%s series A—
M-N
'
*106*%
Va
\
-
n j.% m3'4
3V2s series B—1968
Va Elec & Pwr
37%
37
36%
{St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
88
34
deposit
series A——
101
102,
102
M-N
-
101%
101 %
*1013/4
M-N
—
101%
-
78
—
series B
5s
ACertificates
■■
77 3/8
95
—
{ASt L Peor & N W 1st gtd 5s_
1 1953
101 Vb
101
101% 102
*101
99%
101
*101%
1013/4
M-N
May 11954
Nov 1 1954
99%
—
*101 %/:-///?;
.
M-N
——Nov
—
-
Utah
88
87
—
1 1953
—
United Stockyards 4%s w w___—1951
Utah Lt & Trac 1st & ref 5s
—1944
—
87%
87%
1933
98%
102 V4
102
65 Va
.
'
ASRiv & G Dzv 1st gold 4s_;
1 1952
-
2.65s
—
94%
98%
102
*101
101%
*101% 101%
—
M-N
Nov
May
——
2.55s
107
•60
1996
i
Mtn & Southern-—■
{St Louis Iron
-Nov
——-
2.35s
102%
•63 '/a
——Nov
—
2.15s
2.20S
13%
*99%
M-N
——May 1 1952
2.05s
107% 107%
102?
—
1st gold 5s—;——1996
Lawr & Adir
2d
1st 4s——1947
98%
Corp—
-May 11949
—i—————Nov 11949
1.125s
,
Jos &
107
101.% 102%
——May 11943
—
2.50s
Saguenay Pwr Ltd 1st M 4%s„1966
107%
106 V2
debentures
Serial
2.45s
St
102
106%
*101 n
JRBJi Canal gen 4s—
United
/
11%
102
97%
*106% 108
—
Roch Gas & El 4 Vi s series D
109%
97%
92
81%
27
/
—
33/4s series H——1967
Gen mtge 3%s series I—-——1967
Gen mtge 314s series J——1969
t§AR I Ark & Louis 1st 4%s
1934
t A Rut-Canadian 4s stpd—
—1949
i§ARutland RR 4%s stamped—1941
66
58%
—
74
932
107%
i
107 Va 107%
107%
Stores 5s—1952
(Del) 5s——
1953
1944
United Drug Co
UN
103 %
101% 102
United Cigar-Whelan
104 3/a
IOO3/4 100%
100%
101% 102
101 Vi
I——1955
3%s debs—.
United Biscuit
1023/4
103% 104%
12
105
103%
108% 108 %
—1947
deb—-———1970
35-year 3'/2s deb—
——1971
Ref mtge 3%s series A——-1980
105
101Vi
*102%
103%
C___—..—1956
—1960
3 Vis
& coll trust 4s A—1949
cons
102%
105
:
:
—
{§ARio Grande June 1st gtd 5s—1939
t§ARio Grande West 1st gold 4s—1939
A 1st
105
land grant 4s_—
&
9%
103
RR-^
Union Pacific
1st
12
104% 104%
34-year 3%s
103% 104%
104
98
221
109%
3
'
v
-1953
91
147%
5
.
105%
deb A
97.
'102 V2
107 Vi
145 y2
>;: ■/''
Elec
Tri-Cont Corp 5s conv
1103/4
106%
■—
3s
Republic Steel Corp, 4!/2S series B—1961
Purchase money 1st M conv 5 Vis 1954
68%
1st 4s——1950
16%
93 Va
105
deb 3%s_—— 1956
108
1st gold 5s—1949
West
7
$§AUnion Elec Ry (Chic) 5s_——1945
of Calif 3s deb—1959
Remington Rand
82%
62%
—1964
Union Oil
Gen 81 ref 4%s series B—
82
67%
82
823/a
103%
91
110% 111
.
5s———1948
purity Bakeries s f deb
67%
51
81%
81%
29
5
•2203/a 230
—
of Nor 111
Public Service
32%
148
81%
823/8
137
106
•147%
.
C8
68%
16%
•106% 107%
—
High
101% 110%
104
107 V2
93%
•109%
—:
3s————1972
mtge 5s————2037
mtge 8s
.-2037
ref mtge
Low
6
82'%
66
Tol St Louis &
1st &
81%
107
93%
:
January 1
No,
67%
14%
"U/
Range Since
Sold
V —'
98 3/a
16%
{AProvidence Securities 4s——1957
{AProvidence Terminal 4s—
-1956
Public Service El & Gas 3V4S
—1968
Bonds
High
1st ref 4s———1960
Third Ave Ry
109%
/;
C—
1979
D——-1980
ref 5s series
&
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5V2S A
v
1063/4
108%
4
•111
'
90
103
/
Friday's
109% 1093/i
82%
series
Gen
1950
1st 5s extended to
Potomac
ref 5s
8i
109%
1st gold 5s—.
-2000
B———1977
Pacific
Texas &
119 V2
Gen
1st 4%s———1960
Elec
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
4%s series D—————-1977
1st
Portland
Week's Range
Last
Period
April 30
High
108
--
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Ended
Week
118%
•107% 107%
1962
——1974
—
:
BONDS
New York
Range Since
January 1
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
86
1st
A 2d
:
bond
4s
4s
bond
mC
ref
&
AGen
certificates
1989
-
ctis
gold 5s series A—1990
St Paul & Duluth
1st cons gold 4s_1968
{ASt Paul E Gr Trk 1st 4V2s—
___
t§ASt P & K C Sh L gtd 4%s
1947
J-D
•85
16%
J-J
1941
F-A
Depot 3%s B——1971
A-O
Schenley Distillers 4s s i deb—1952
Scioto V & N E 1st gtd 4s
.—1989
M-a
St
Union
Paul
„
16,
,
16%
27
28%
—
29%
6%
17
65
Wabash RR Co—
16%
1st mtge
29%
4s series A
101%
.•102% 105%
103 Vi
AGen mtge 4s
A Gen
——
inc series A
mtge inc 4 Vis ser
94
9J%
94
83 Vb
94
49 Vi
48%
49%
44
52
40
1971
—1981
——1991
39%
40
34
45
27%
25%
28 %
105
106
1251%
123
124%
{AWabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A—1975
*29%
28
48
A Ref gen 5s series B——;
1976
ARef & gen 4%s series C——1978
*27%
473/4
47
48%
27%
48%
A Ref & gen
*27 Va
11%
—
104
471/4
M-N
105'/a
*124
—
11%
4%
133/8
28 Va
Walworth Co
{Seaboard Air Line Ry—
gold 4s unstamped
§ A 1st
1950
§A4s gold stamped-,-———
1950
A Adjustment 5s——;
Oct 1949
SARefunding 4s—i—i-—.1959
A Certificates of
deposit—
A 1st
6s
cons
series
ACertificates
of
>.
95 y2
Warner Bros Pict 6s debs-—-—1948
102 3%
143/8
26%
13%
26%
26%
,27%
15
27
14
27
Warren RR 1st
50
50%
31
521/a
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s_—1943
Washington Term 1st gtd 3%s
1945
26%
*25
debs— ——1954
99%
99%
271/2
15%
30
28
17 Si
29V4
99%
98%
100%
i9Va
101
*100% 101%
—
413/e
—
41 %
debentures 4s_——1952
104V8
104
Skelly Oil 3s debentures———1950
103%
40
103% 103%
104%
1st 40-year
103
10414
:
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs.
South & Nor Ala RR
Bell
3s
Tel
10534
gtd 5s.
Tel
&
107
6s A—
105%
1071/a
106%
{Cent
4s
Pac
108%
105%
1073/4
103%
*1033/4 104
registered—
1st
5s E—
1st 4V2s
Gold 4%s
104%
-1952
Maryland 1st 4s.
1st & ref 5V2S series A.
91 y2
{AWestern Pacific 1st 5s
A5s assented—
—
—1946
68%
65
69 Vi
36 V
93%
93
94%
84
94V4
92
91%
92%
87 Va
94'/a
.893/8
88y2
89%
83
91
Western Union
69
West Snore 1st 4s guaranteed——2361
MS
62 Va
64V2
55
663/4
M-N
62V8
641/4
531%
Registered
60%
West Va Pulp 81 Paper 3s——
M-N
61
63%
52%
633/4
99%
93%
99%
1954
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s_—1949
96Va
Wheeling Steel 1st 3 Vis series B__.1966
MS
84%
96%
85%
87%
301
70%
257
92
217
683/4
79
96%
78
87 3/4
96 3A
98%
99V4
68
92
93
93%
6
84
93%
97
98
89%
98
101
102
&
gen
6s————_
95%
Devel
&
—
5s—__
gold 4s.
127
S
B
&
ref
3s
Stand Oil
of Calif
3%s B—
1964
J-D
C
1968
J-J
107
Serv
4s———1972
M-N
107% 107%
series
Pub
60 V2
54%
56
41%
56%
1st gold 4 %s—2013
Apr
2%s debs—1966
*1113/4 112%
F-A
48
100
111%
106
48
4s——I960
88%
109% llOVi
88
89 Vi
{AWisconsin Central
ACertificates
of
of
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s
Wisconsin
60
20%
61%
47%
59
47%
eoy4
19%
20%
143/i
23
60
15%
■
G4 Vs
21 Vi
1103/4110%
—1968
Public Service 3V4S—1971
1st 4%s—
90%
115%
59
1st 4s——1949
deposit—
/
114%
*115%
deposit———
§ASu & Du div & term 1st 4s—1936
ACertificates
-
108%
1943
110 y8
111
108 % 108%
*19% 25
107
108 Vi
103% 107%
101%
98 Vi
95%
20
20
112%
1077/s
107%
1071/a
1st
88%
104 Vi
103
103
103
*110%
M-S
86%
102
{AWor & Conn East
1st
43
J-J
95%
78%
Spokane Internal
60%
J-D
98
Devel
a
58
55 y4
2361
—
69 V«
101% 101%
101% 101%
J-J
773/4
Southwestern
4
64%
A-O
/
93 Vi
99 V2
54%
4s series A„—„
Tel
84%
69 Vi
65
Af-S
gen
Bell
91%
95
85
&
Southwestern
90%
36 34
68
Devel
1st
111
112
69%
83%
67%
1950
no
106
110%
98 %
Winston-Salem
Mem
119% 120
108%
"
98
83%
South Pac RR 1st ref gtd 4s—
Southern Ry 1st cons gold 5s_—
St Louis Div
,
65
88
1st 4s_„.
gen 6'/2s
Div 1st gold
.
69 %
.—1946
33/4s
'
98%
.—1981
10-year secured
San Fran Term
106
A—1946
725/8
.—1969
Gold 4V2s_—
95
104
-1977
ser
87%
.—1968
-
88
111 y2111%
mtge 3%s series I———-1966
85%
—1977
—
Gold 4%s
45
31
42
109 Va 110
•111
1963
—1949
(Oregon Lines) A.
104
94%
*119% 1.20
-1950
Aug 1949
.
96
102
103 Va
*104
—1967
—
41%
*93 y2
Teleg gold 4%s
1950
25-year gold 5s_—
—1951
30-year 5s——
—I960
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2Vss——1951
coll)—.
27%
91
95 Vi
102% 103
123%
107%
108
Southern Pacific Co—
4s
30
104
123
—
103
>-
Colo Power
105% 106
*123
■—
3%s_.
debentures
Southern
31
27%
*104
..1945
5s stpd gtd—.
Gen mtge 3%s
West Penn Power 1st
413/,
gold 3%s—2000
guaranteed 4s__
Westchester Ltg
J
44
1013/a
ref gtd
Western
South
92%
26%
26%
27%
25%
23/4s sinking fund debentures—_1961
{§ ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
1941
Simmons Co
—1955
—
deposit—
2 Vis
1st mtge 4s
253/4
26%
{ASeaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs—1935
A 6s series B certificates-, —1935
Oil
—-1980
28 V8
{§AAtl & Birm 1st gtd 4s——1933
Shell Union
5s series D
—1945
A
27%
108 %
41V2
52
1033/4 103 3A
102%
103%
Toungstown Sheet & Tube—
Standard Oil N J deb 3s—
23/4
debenture-—
1961
J-D
105%
104% 1051/4
104%
106
_1953
J-J
105
1043/4 105V4
104%
105%
1945
—
J-J
108
105% 108
101%
Called
bonds———
Superior Oil 3 Visdebs—
—
M-N
>1961
M-N
Tenn Coal Iron & RR
1951
gen 5s
Terminal Assn St L 1st cons 5s_„... .1944
Gen refund s f gold 4s—
1953
__
Ret & impt mtge
3%s series
B~.
Texarkana & Ft Smith 5%s A_..__. 1950
3s deb__
1959
3s debentures.
"™" 1965
>>
com
gold 5s
IZ
ZI
*104%
1st mtge s f 3 Vis series D_,
M-S
1033/s
M-N
1033/4
121
J-J
F-A
—
*104%
—
1113/4
99
1053/8
1023/a
—
103%
a Deferred
delivery sale not included in the year's
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
not included in the year's range.
J-J
97%
100^ 100J3
102% 102%
—
Cony deb 4s—-
121
1
1
120
121%
104
„
1113/4 1113/4
105%
110%
113
range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range.
rCash sale
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tThe price represented is the dollar
Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
quotation per 200-
pound unit of bonds.
'
1974
Texas Company
Texas & N O
*100,1,
-
—1956
Swift & Co 23/4s debs
103 Va'
108
Studeba ker Corp conv deb 6s_.
1943
J-J
F-A
*1033/4
.
„
10#% 105
91%
76
A-O
105%
105% 105%
13
M-N
105%
105% 106 3/a
66
1053/a
1061/2
100 Si 100 Si
1
100 Si
101%
J-J
.
91%
90%
89
105 Vs
92%
105%
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
or securities assumed by such companies.
reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act,
•Friday's hid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
A Bonds
selling flat.
week.
157
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
,
,1633
:MEW YORK GURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
:
in which
the week
a
in
following extensive list we
April
present Friday (April 30, 1943). It is compiled
security, whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have
include every
to
STOCKS
New
Ended
Week
April SO
Wire Co
Acme
10
common
1
Supply Mfg class A
Aero
Class
Investors
Air
Alubama
Alabama
Power Co
Alles
A
Bourjois
Feb
3%
Apr
Bowman-Biltmore
Mar
3%
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Aluminium
Ltd
Mfg
American
2%
2
700
%
Box
Co
Class
A
Class B
—
Cyanamid
American
Fork
—i
General
American
Potash
Co
Chemical—
&
Seal-Kap
Brillo
Jan
29
Mfg
Am
15%
10%
Apr
6
Jan
86
Jan
120
Mar
Jan
108
Mar
Oil
dep
common
Celanese
British
Anier
dep rets ord
i's
20%
Jan
300
4%
Jan
7
Apr
$6
100
%
Jan
1%
Feb
Brown
Ruooer
Jan
%
Feb
Bruce
(EL)
12%
Jan
22
Feb
Bruck
Silk
Jan
83 %
Feb
Buckeye Pipe Line——
Apr
Bunaio
"7%
"7%
100
114
Apr
Mar
33
7%
.''5%' Jan
Apr
"--u.
'•
"
•
'
"2%
50
3
2%
t
38
31
31
•'
15%
Jan
32%
l'fi
Jan
314
3714
•
Class
A
Jan
39% Mar
Apr
4014 Mar
3.800
36%
38%
6,G00
%
%
36%
11,000
Apr
Apr
1% Mar
Jan
%
12
16%
Jan
16%
550
25 %
7,400
19 %
Jan
2514
1,375
•93%
Jan
107%
preferred
$6
1st
1,000
3%
Jan
514
Apr
35%
325
28%
Jan
33
Jan
Art
Oil
Ashland
Refining Co—
&
Breweries of Canada
Associated
36% Mar
41
Mar
American
rects
dep
& Coast RR Co
Birm
Atlanta
class A
Tel & Tel
Associated
Line
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Rayon
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Drop
Atlas
common
Automatic
Corp
Products
Automatic'
Voting
(B F)
Avery
Machine
& Sons common
preferred
6 7o
Axton-Fisher
class A
Butler
18
Apr
Cable
Callite
3674
37
25
Jan
37
Apr
Jan
85
"n
""%'■:
22%
54%
37
75
;
'
22%
Baldwin
Rubber Co
Stainless
Barium
Barlow
&
Seelig
A
Basic Refractories
(L)
Baumann
Tic
1st preferred
Brummell
Beau
$1.50
Beech
convertible
Aircraft
Bellanca
Bell Tel
preferred
Benson' &
Hedges
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
93
12%
2,800
3%
500
4%
27a
3*2
11,000
■2%
For
footnotes
1637.
Apr
Mar
Apr
%
J an
Feb
Camden
Class
A
Class
B
7%
Jan
5
2
Jan
1%
Jan
100
8%
Jan
class
Co
Carnation
2%
Carolina Power & Light
$6
Co
Jan
Jan
10%
Apr
92
Mar
Catalin
Corp
1,100
10%
Jan
15
Apr
Central
Hudson
500
5%
Jan
6 %
6
6
V
8
I
Carrier
Corp
800
1.000
500
14
(J W)
Carter
(A M)
Central Maine
614
Apr
Central
New
Jan
5% Mar
Central
Ohio
7
Apr
7
1%
Feb
69%
Feb
109
5%
5%
35
5%
1,100
Mar
.v'V3%
Jan
Apr
% Mar
114
75
Feb
Mar
111%
Jan
6%. Apr
Power 1%
York
&
Power
Central
Corp
12%
111% Mar
105 %
2,200
900
8y4
8%
Chesebrough Mfg
75
281/4
Jan
6
6
100
4%
Jan
6% Mar
1%
1%
11,900
%
Jan
1% Mar
Chicago Rivet & Mach
Chief Consolidated Mining
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874
8%
100
Jan
8%
Childs Co
17%
18%
400
15%
Feb
18%
2,600
2%
Jan
314
Mar
514
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
13% Mar
7%
Apr
6%
Jan
Jan
19%
Apr
2%
Jan
4%
600
Feb
89
640
84%
Jan
9 74
100
7%
Jan
25
102
102
—
Jan
Jan
92%
89
9%
100
6
114%
—
50c
jl
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974
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102
13,100
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2,200
1174
550
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7%
Jan
Jan
4%
10%
Jan
474
•
Jan
9%
Jan
98% 100
72
150
80
Jan
72
200
64 %
Jan
.71%
9
Apr
8% Mar
114%
93
Jan
Apr
9% Mar
106
Feb
13 Apr
10% Mar
6
Mar
7
Apr
11%
100
Feb
Apr
72 %
Mar
Feb
3%
7%
43
15%
10
5
23
5
4
1
100
Cherry-Burrell common
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
2,800
1
common
7%
Jan
4
1
pfd
Jan
106%
3%
1%
Metal Weather Strip Co__5
Cliamberlin
Charis
1%
Mar
10
V"i% ~9
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pfd—100
Utilities
West
Apr
Mar
7
com——*
Co
2%
13%
23%
38 %
preferred_100
5%
Jan
Jan
M
9%
150
42
11%
12 74
1
Products
Light
South
&
A rcrai't
Cessna
Power
Steel
350
Mar
21,900
102
*
America
Gas & Elec
.
36%
•,
18%
3%
36%
x3
4%
6
5%
600
3%
Jan
7%
774
500
414
Jan
19%
19%
19 74
100
16 %
75
70
75
780
40%
200
5%
Jan
5%
7 74
7%
7%
38
374 Mar
'2%
110% :11074
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10
& Co
of
8 % Mar
Feb
Jan
11%
42
*
.—1
1
Products
Castle
Jan
%
Apr
1%
♦
Co common
Casco
4%
•
474
22
$7 preferred—*
common
4%
74
Jan
*
common——
114
15
3%
3
.
•
preferred
8%
.:
Apr
100
—
6
L—
A
Class B
5,300
7%
26%
11%
2%
1
3% Mar
6,000
14
Feb
—
•
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%
100
2%
Carman
/ X4
X4
x4
•
Products
City
12,800
8
23%
—
26%
Ltd—
preferred
1,300
Apr
50
■/
•.
25
25
•
voting
3%
15
i
voting—
non
Industries
Capital
3% Mar
3% Mar
V
"
Foundry Ltd—
7%
10%
3
974
Jan
2(6%
5
'
I100
pfd—100
6%%
Ltd
Co
&
Car
2
ft
Assn—1
Insurance
Fire
Cement
Jan
974
1%
3%
1%
3
Apr
2,400
3l/4
Canadian Marconi
Apr
Feb
674
374
Apr
3%
Apr
5
Jan
~6V4
Apr
Feb
374
Jan
1%
1
1
Power
3%
'
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20
Corp
3% Mar
106
Apr
374
10
1C
Electric
Tungsten
1314
Apr
3%
100
93
Jan
Apr
20,000
Jan
12
Apr
174
6 74
Jan
Mar
174
Jan
3%
Jan
60
Jan
"5%
88 %
3%
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
Jan
20 %
Apr
Jan
75
Apr
7% Mar
Chicago Flexible
21%
22%
1,800
19%
Jan
24
Mar
5%
36
5%
8,300
2%
Jan
5% Mar
500
36
29%
Jan
36 % Mar
6
5%
6%
600
3%
3
2%
3%
40,200
14
Jan
3 %
9%
Jan
1274
4
Jan
Jan
6%
preferred
5%
1%
~574
1%
2,700
500
1%
6
60c
$6
Apr
1%
Jan
P
Service
Clayton
$7
Mfg
Cleveland Tractor common
Coal
Apr
Cockshutt
Colon
6%
&
Corp
Utensil
Aluminum
Co
Plow
29%
Apr
Colorado Fuel & Iron
5%
100
3%
Feb
5%
Apr
Colt's
400
7%
Jan
11%
Apr
Columbia
2114 Mar
1214
12%
13
5,100
8%
Feb
3%
3%
4
1,200
3%
Jan
20
115%
133% 13414
23
Jan
1314
5
Apr
Mar
Jan
136
Apr
Jan
45
Jan
3514
Jan
42
%
Jan
33
12
it
914
5%
5%
5%
14 %
14%
l
2%
2%
2%
*
41%
4114
42.14
15
2,100
200
9% Mar
900
6
Jan
100
3%
Jan
2,600
10%
Jan
7,200
18
Jan
3814
Jan
350.
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3'
Feb
5'r
Fire
&
&
Southern
10
Apr
Consolidated
Apr
Consol G E L P Bait
2%
45
Apr
Feb
Biscuit
Co—
common
series B preferred
preferred series C
Consolidated Gas Utilities
4
We
4 %
6%
7
51%
Jan
4%
Jan
Apr
Mar
86%
Mar
Apr
85%
Feb
7% Mar
6%
Feb
7
Jan
%
Apr
400
1,800
Apr
17% Mar
%
Feb
5%
Apr
Jan
500
Jan
29
Feb
34
Jan
13
10
10%
300
7%
2%
100
2
8
8
100
3%
5%
13%
Apr
Jan
10 %
Mar
Mai-
6
1274
10%
2%
7% Mar
68%
Jan
13
;
Mar
80
Jan
73
13
74
33%
33
9% Mar
Jan
48
5%
2%
Apr
8i;i
25,500
8
Mar
Apr
8
Apr
1%
Jan
5%
Apr
Jan
5
Apr
S^a
.
6
1,200
374
Feb
6% Mar
3%
6
42%
Mar
8
4
3%
3,700
1 %
Jan
3%
51
450
49%
Apr
55%
Feb
4174
43%
420
24
Jan
44%
Apr
1/64 Jan
3aa
Mar
iV
600
174
13,000
32
Jan
10%
300
7%
Jan
%
Apr
%
26 %
Jan
27%
4%
700
2%
Jan
1.700
56%
Jan
3/64
19%
19%
1%
111
1
•
10%
10%
4%
"4%
6174
61
20
62
115 74 115 74
100
100
108
3%
Apr
4974
25
1
1
Jan
4%
"
""%
3%
1
*
Mar
300
7
*
preferred
Apr
%
1,100
•
100
3%
76
20
7%
warrants—
Public Service
Community Water Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c extended to 1946
Conn Gas & Coke Secur common
Apr
6%
78
10
7%
25
%
12 %
16% Mar
78
warrants
Arms
Community
$3
600
7%
Electric—|
preference
Commonwealth
2,350
7%
*
1
1114
Gas
7974
--£1
—
514
12,300
9
66
4%
Airlines
Patent
Mar
76%
ordinary
7%
20%
Jan
1,625
66
•
Rosenberger Inc
preferred
Apr
900
2074
8%
87/a
•
Co
common.
Development
Colonial
"%
17
1874
77
1
4
•
•
100
Jan
.
1
Illuminating
Electric
Clinchf'eld
.
66
•
*
10
Inc
10%
16
preferred
Co
Lights
Lambert
&
5%
-
•
L
&
preferred
City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Neon
~
7
$6
Controller
■
*
preferred BB
Cities
Club
Mar
10
preferred
preferred B——
$6
Apr
Apr
Shaft Co
Cities Service common
Clark
1
page
Apr
1
3%
Jan
*
see
93
13
..£1
£1
pfd--,
Estate
97%
8%
common
,15% Apr
27
dep rets 5%
ougar
2%
*
common
Mar
Apr
25
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270
Fdy & Mach Co com—•
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150
lif
200
%
(E
Feb
6 %
10
Jan
1,200
104% 105
3%
2%
104%
11%
Blauner's
Jan
9%
10,900
7,300
1174
1
Bliss
Jan
1,100
;
1%
3
250
2
174
1
Blue Ridge Corp common
$3 optional convertible preferred
10%
82
2,700
1%
Apr
5%
200
iV
Convertible preferred
Berkey k Gay Furniture
Steel
Jan
9,900
9%
74
Apr
Mar
2,900
4%
Bickfords Inc
Birdsboro
Jan
7%
1,000
9%
74
57
1014
•
common
16% Mar
5
9%
1%
Products common
Jan
1
common
1% Mar
Jan
14%
Apr
45
10
1174
—100
Apr
J an
5,200
Mar
25
1
Canada
Apr
5%
participating preferred
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
20
common
18
105
Feb
Apr
4
2%
514
1%
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
80
2%
2414
'
1
105
1%
Apr
Mar
200
Jan
3%
10
Corp
Aircraft
of
Inc
common
1%
190
3
3 %
14
3%
20%
100
...
Ties
Mills Inc
Beaunlt
100
10214
4,500
16%
Jan
Mar
3%
400
11%
474
*
common
"13
15%
Feb
1%
12
25c
Canada
92
11%
~5%
300
•v3;-/
2%
Canadian
%
%
1
1%
2% '
V
Jan
Feb
Colin
Inc
Mar
14% Mar
% Jan
Apr
5
common
15%
Jan
7'a
%
Mfg—
convertible
$1.20
Jan
900
Jan
1
Steel
Apr
2%
%
1
common
18%
2%
54%
4%.
'
5%
Jan
11%
300
17%
—12VaO
22%
9%
9%
30
Jan
14%
1274
17%
17%
*
9.900
80
for common
31
1%
California
Baldwin Locomotive—
warants
11% Mar
Jan
50c
50c
Cleveland
preferred
Apr
30 %
.50c
50c
American
Caitunoa.
Claude
Purchase
Apr
Mar
10% Mar
'
Apr
22%
70%
trust certificates
Wireless—
&
26%
Babcock & Wilcox Co——
Jan
¥
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common
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Voting
Cables
Feb
27% Mar
'
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7%
&
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25%
1
siya
70
_*
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& East
$3
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100
com..10
Apr
475
67%
5
—
26%
25
T
Tobacco
Patoka Collieries
Ayrshire
1%
25
16%
——5
•
1
•
5
Plywcod
Forge
Feb
25
26 74
16%
1%
iV
•
Apr
1
2,100
preferred
Burma Corp Am dep rets
Hurry Biscuit Corp.
Inc
Burco
17%
—
2%
174
2.50
Jan
50
Co
Corp
Apr
1,400
1%
174
1
common..
common
Mills Ltd
Hill
Jan
100
warrants
5%
Sullivan..
Bunker
Jan
1
79%
Jan
13
13
—•
pfd—100
Fisheries
Coast
Jan
■.
91
Central
preferred
Atlanta Gas Light 6%
Atlantic
Jan
61
.;
15%
13%
£1
reg
~2
"...,
Mar
5%
12%
20%
Associated Laundries of America.——•
1,000
Mar
7%
'4%
87%
450
Industries—
Associated Electric
Jan
13%
500
5
1
*
Metal Works common
Jan
3%
13
4,700
10
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred.*
Aro Equipment Corp
1
77a
6,100
14
17 Va
preferred
Apr
1,700
61/4
88
17%
Angostura-Wupperman
6%
Apr
Mar
10 %
•
23%
1
Apex-Elec Mfg Co common
♦
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4'/a% pfd—100
Arkansas Natural Gas common—
•
Common class A non-voting
—*
11
9
2
4 74
1
preferred..—.
preferred
1st
25%
2
Fence,.
Post
Anchor
common
20%
———25
$5
16%
•
preferred
Paper
Writing
American
Jan
5 74
"
5%
•
Co
Co
Niagara
25%
•
5
Distillers
preferred
17%
•
*
preferred
American Thread 5%
$6 series
Jan
Apr
5%
5
35 /
Corp common—*
Superpower
Jan
%
11%
Apr
16%
24
35
.
2%
600
Apr
106% 107%
16%
"%
Feb
%
5%
*
preferred—
Forman
Brown
$1.60
33
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
974
6
1
common
1,030
eoo
500
Apr
7% Mar
2,400
10s
reg—
Wire
Fence &
Brown
Jan
21
19%
is's
Jan
1 •%
8%
£1
£1
reg
82
'
1%
6
Ltd—
500
Canadian
American
ord
rets
%
7
—v
28
Tobacco—
dep rects ord bearer
1%
29%
Jan
19%
1%
18
1074
•
Co.—
7
29%
8
■
1%
18
62
300
■
4-.4-—•
31
1
Va
100
*
common
103%
1%
X*
—
100
American
Am
.200
%
.
*
i
A
American
British
Apr
107
6%
Apr
23
•••'v
46
Mar
Apr
9%
Co
Apr
70
62
—
•
A—-—
■
Apr
6%
•
B
Class
Mar
150
>L--:
10
—2
Republics
American
American
28% Mar
112
1.200
1
*
•
Meter Co
American
Feb
128
100
American
Apr
24%
12%
Feb
100
preferred
Jan
9%
25
25
100
common
common——,
Maracaibo
5%
Apr
7%
Feb
Jan
3%
L
•
class
Corp
Class
20
Preferred
American
4 %
Jan
4
Apr
110
Apr
25
6 %
preferred
American
Mfg Co
110
Brill
Jan
112% 114%
1
—1
Mach
Light & Trac
American
Bridgeport
Machine
Preferred
High
6
1,100
6%
_1
—
Low
2,400
674
60
—
100
*
•
1
;
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Apr
Jan
5 %
Hard Rubber Co
Laundry
Apr
99
1374
25%
preferred——.
$2.50 convertible preferred
American
107
Jan
106%
107
106%
convertible
American
Jan
91%
105%
9%
common—10c
Corp
Corp common
Aeronautical.
Brewster
700
114%
*
10
common
Lgt & Pwr
Apr
900
%
Electric—
Traction
83
450
107
10
preferred-—
4% %
preferred
preferred
Jan
15
123%
15
-
100
Hoe
&
&
Gas
American
Breeze
Mar
Jan
110% 111
111
Foreign Power warrants
American
1%
1st
2d
$5
Brazilian
■
350
26
122
123%
10
class A
non-voting—
B
American
Apr
"
British
25
25
1
A
class
1%
Apr
32
1/64 Mar
& Light—
Power
Cities
Convertible
2%
33%
2414
*
•
1
.
prior preferred
American
Central Mfg
$5.50
American
50
5%
5 Vi
26
26
1
common
Jan
Jan
3%
Capital class A common—10c
Common class B.
10c
preferred
60
110
110
1
-—100
Board
1%
Range Since January 1
High
12%
•
common
102
230
99
98
99
*
Co
1%
Inc
72
American
$2
200
1/64
1/64
2%
——100
Book
American
»
700
1/64
Beverage common......
American
Class
8,800
2%
27 %
•
common
common—
preferred
$3
3%
2%
3%
——•
100
—*
preferred
67c
774 Mar
25
common
conv
Aluminum Co common—
6%
Jan
*
10
$3 conv pfd
(Mich)
Products
Class
Jan
5
1
*
common
Allied Intl. Investing
Allied
5%
Shares
4%
60
—25
•
500
——100
Investment
Alliance
Scrymser Co
for Week
11%
6:
100
Borne
Apr
12
•
1st preferred
500
50
—
Fisher Inc
m
T/o
7
*
-—*
..
Tic preferred
Jan
8%
Ludlum Steel—
Allegheny
514
6%
3
preferred
$7
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
Co common
8%
—-—
preferred
Apr
4%
& Co
(S)
iH C)
7
2
Electric Appliance
Great Southern
$6
Feb
Bohack
8%
10
preferred
Warrants
Air-Way
Blumenthal
874
50c
common
Convertible
Apr
21%
1
Corp—
Accessories
Aircraft
1,500
20
5
(NJ)—_.
Inc
Associates
"5%
5
Feb
17
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
April 30
Par
2014
50
19;/;
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1
B
Ainswortli Mfg common
Air
18%
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Ended
High
Low
Hi(ih
Low
Par
Week
Range Since January 1
Shares
York
New
for Week
Range
of Prices
'
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
»
Exchange
Curb
York
Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday,
entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended
occurred during the current year.
furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York
ending the
and
24,
YEARLY
such sales in computing the range for the year.
No account is taken of
they occur.
footnote
In the
in
AND
the week's range unless they are the- only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown
sales are disregarded in
deferred delivery
and
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3%
108
374
1,050
Jan
14
20
Apr
1%
11
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
4% Mar
62
Mar
10
111
Jan
118
Mar
20
103%
Jan
109
Mar
2
Jan
1,500
4% Mar
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
'
1634
Monday, May 3, 1943
*
,
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New
Ended
Week
,
Exchange
Curb
York
April
Week's
Friday
Last
Low
Par
Consolidated
Stores
Retail
Consolidated
preferred
Consolidated Royalty
Steel
Low
High
38V*
3814
5
425
3!)
'4
Jan
107
107
Public
Service
Tire
Rubber
6%
Jan
1,500
1 Va
Jan
1% Mar
•
Oil
2,200
5%
Jan
9
Corp
7%
Mar
Cooper-Bessemer
S3
prior preference.
Petroleum
;
7%
Apr
aY Jan
%
1 Va
Apr
Gilchrist
Feb
50
W
C
1
u
Co
20%
5%
•v:-: •
*
Jan
15%
Jan
10%
600
10%
Jan
10 Va
%
17,300
&
Jan
Va
1014
%
•*•.
21%
14
.
Brewing
—*
*
common——
Preferred
2 V* Mar
Jan
Co..——
*
Crown
Crown
Drug Co common
convertible preferred
Crown
V'
5
•
25c
25
Godchaux
7
Mar
Cuban
Tobacco
Curtis
Lighting
Curtis Ml'g
5
Mines——I
Goodman
preferred
Gorham Mtg common-..—,
Jan
3%
Apr
3%
200
.2%
Jan
4%
100
63 b Mar
7%
Jan
1%
.
1%
1514
.
1,600
1
23%
«
class A—
*
.
;
19%
4,400
34
14%
14%
20,700
3%
3%
Jan
800
IV2
Apr
Feb
6
1,000
15 Va
Apr
11
Fee
1%
15 %
Feb
3 %
Apr
Apr
Mar
10
Mfg
Gray
Feb
24
Jan
common——2.50
(Mo)
.
5
15
5
—•
1
Petroleum common
Hosiery Mills
Dayton Rubber Mfg
16
34
15 Mi
700
——^*44;...——1
4Va
5
$6 prior preferred
50
8% debenture
—100
Derby Oil & Refining Corp com
*
A convertible preferred
*
Detroit Gasket & Mfg....
1
23«
23b
—-——20
1814
6 7c
preferred..
•
Co
Apr
7%
18%
1914
300
26
26
10
10
Shoe
Dobeckmun
Dominion
Co
Dominion
Coal B
Duval
21%
Jan
-1*
2714
Apr
—
76
class B common
*
-1
2
11%
3%
2%
334
2 Va
•
200
1,100
11 Va
200
Apr
4
*
Sulphur
East
4 34 '/c
67c
.—.——10
& Fuel Assoc common
Gas
Mar
2 1
8
11%
Apr
Apr
Malleable
Eastern
States
600
10%
Jan
it'
214
Jan
Mar
57
475
42
Jan
59%
Apr
975
19%
Jan
34
Apr
25
—
Jan
2514 Mar
Iron
Corp
20
Jan
%
10%
Jan
19%
•
17 »4
—.
1
10%
Jan
19%
B
•
42
Machine
Apr
Bond &
Electric
preferred
preferred.
Electric
Power
Option
Share
4%
600
4 >4
13
100
Economy Grocery Stores—*——*
common——5
7
*
._*.
& Light 2d pfd A.—*
—
23
Apr
Mar
714
108,800
Apr
2,000
65
Apr
5,700
64
68%
71
Apr
23
1,050
•■■■
warrants.
Apr
'/« Mar
400
fl(
Emerson
Electric
—
Mfg
Equity
Corp
*
preierred—
2i
275
291a
Feb
8
8,200
8%
Apr
93
70
94 '/a
Jan
„1
_1
Inc
Eureka
Pipe Line common
Eversharp
Inc
Apr
4
10c
common
convertible
Esquire
8
1
.415
Empire: District Electric 6% pfd—a-100
Empire Power participating stock
*
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
5
Fairchild
100
_j
1
common.—
Engine
9
114
IV*
33 Va
4 •
311 *
334
134
34
4 Va
1%
8,900
2,025
34
4 34
3,000
30
13%
14%
14%
500
Airplane
&
1
15%
400
1,300
514
300
_______—5
(Pliilaj
10
514
Light $7 preferred—*
&
91%
dep
Mar
Apr
ord
*
reg
Class
B
voting.—
100
A Feb
Jan
4
Apr
3 V*
Jan
5
7914
79%
8014
525
135
135
Apr
5% Mar
33
50
67% Mar
.25
33
33
8%
814
127% Mar
27 V*
300
80 Va
Apr
135
Apr
36
Mar
10
Apr
Jan
5%
■
Jan
414
3-'n
4%
1,800
134
Jan
43s
44%
44%
4514
5,800
37%
J an
45%
102 Va
Jan
106Va
Feb
HI
Apr
107 Va Mar
4% Mar
514
6%
19%
193b
6
Apr
Ajir
4% Mar
11
414
Jan
6%
Feb
17%
150
Feb
20%
Apr
Jan
49
Apr
1
1 %
3,500
iu
Jan
1%
a
...
1%
200
1 Va
Jan
IV4
J
Mar
5
Mar
434
200
31%
Jan
29%
200
1914
Jan
3
3%
1,200
11a
Jan
3%
4%
3V4
36
35
30
31
30% Mar
Apr
Jan
36%
Jan
3,600
7V4
714
V 714
Feb
2
29
4V»
Jan
7%
Apr
*
8%
10
850
6Va
Jan
10
Apr
10%
11
900
9
Jan
11
Mar
6
Jan
9
Mar
.2
—i,
.——25.
Rubber
Hewitt
.
—__*
————
2214
5
common...
1414
1414
14%
100
Jan
27
Apr
7 %
Jan
11
Apr
111b
*
Holt & Co participating A
Henry
4,500
42
..50
Hoe
Jan
15% Mar
&
Co
common—.-2.50
Horder's
Co
Horn
&
&
22%
800
21%
Apr
24
Apr
600
15%
Jan
22
Apr
500
6%
Jan
1014
Apr
Feb
20
Jan
Jan
34
Mar
8%
9%
8%
_•
—•
Co common
&
Hardart
—*
a31a
;.fv
a3
105
100
—5
preferred.————.—
...
*
5
Corp*
*
——1
.......1
-*
5
Ligonier. Co
Huyier's common
V t c for 1st preferred.
Securities—
Hygrade Food Products
Hydro-Electric
34
Jaii
Mar
275
110
2614
108% 109
....
'
:
4%
4%
108%
Apr
113
Jan
Jan
20
Apr
60
Jan
3
Jan
6%
Apr
700
75
73%
73%
23%
14%
25%
*
Fibre
Jan
10314 Mar
_J
Baking Co...
Hardart
Hussmann
■
common——.
Co common—
Ci
iA
Horn
5
Inc
(Geo A)
Hormel
M
...
21
29%
10
Hollinger Consolidated ,G
Holopliane
2214
2014
17
new
class A
Chemical
(R)
1,500
V
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2
i.Vv:J
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14,900
%
Feb
Jan
27%
78:
5%
X7
Apr
Apr
Apr
Api-
2
Apr
18%
5 Vis
21%
1,303
8
Jan
21%
1%
2134
1%
100
1
Jan
1 %
Feb
5%
1,000
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
10.000
53»
.
Apr
•m
I
Illinois
arrear
50
certificates
Zinc
Illinois
Yards—
Engineer—
Froedlert
4%
;
.
414
4%
Tobacco
of
Britain
Great
preferred
Co
Apr
714 Jan
10%
Mai-
3
Jan
7%
Jan
914
Jan
18V4
Apr
5%
Apr
10
Jan
3%
■
Apr
57%
Jan
66;
Apr
81%
Jan
91%
Apr
1,300
Jan
3%
4%
Apr
20%
Apr
16 %
Jan
21
Apr.
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
19%
300
19%
lVa
2'4 Mar
15
21
12%
15%
4
13
19%
7 '/0
7%
Power
Co
Co
of
North
$3.50
Mfg Co
General
3814
38%
59
59
50
Registered
10
International
ll4
•
i<i
15
114
400
1
$3.50
Gas
For
&
Elec
$6
footnotes
Petroleum
preferred
see
page
B
1637.
16%
Apr
6 % Mar
Jan
12%
Apr
1214
1.200
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
10%
500
9%
Jan
1014
Apr
Jan
20%
Apr
12
600
10
25
.
50
91
Jan
104
26%
75
20
Feb
27
Apr
Jan
301*
Apr
Apr
,
shares
Jeannette
45
Jan
61%
Mar
Apr
Mar
72 Va
98
14%
103
500
100
7%
1.700
2-%
Jan
7%
3%
3.600
114
Jan
33a
Apr
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
8 V*
17%
Apr
Jan
1714
Apr
Jan
914
Apr
8%
_*
....—
1614
:*
16%
2,600
814
1614
9 "a
1,900
614
Jiv»
100
3%
4.700
Mi
Apr
Mar
15
Apr
...
Products..———.—...•
Safety
Razor
1%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
Jan
%
Feb
% Mar
*
B.
„•
634
6%
*
...
Hi
i«
":
HV
17%
173/*;;..
150
40
Jan
173h
Apr
Jan
7 34
32
42%
Apr
Jan
35b
42%
350
2%
2%
500
21%
Feb
3%
...
"4%^
300
134
Jan
100
34
Feb
650
14%
Jan
19
1,100
7%
Jan
10 %
3H
Jan
2%
Jan
%
1834
10
%
1834
183«
10
10
2%
Jan
Feb
22
4%
Apr
Va Mar
Mar
Apr
14 Mar
(F L)
Co
Glass
—
1 si?:: Jan
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5V2 %
6%
—1
Co
pfd__100
preferred
preferred.^——
&
100
.*100
Kokenge Co
5% Mar
2% Mar
66
Jan
78%
Apr
84%
84 '/a
69 34
Jan
86%
95
95
79
Jan
97
Apr
1534
Apr
16%
Apr
•
Apr
Apr
Jan
1 % Mar
Jan
Jan
12%
Apr
3% Mar
Feb
7V2
Feb
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
90
7
14
i
400
314
;
3%
13%
77%
1,000
Feb
1%
7%
14%
24V* Mar
13%
.
7% Mar
Jan
Jan
2
I.io
1% Mar
175
77%:
Apr
Jacobs
%
700
1%
22
76%
77%
Jan
44
1
114
20%
...
4% Mar
Jan
934
1
*
9%
Jan
Apr
2014
714
shs__*
coupon
preferred—
prior preferred
Home
Equipment
29
50.0
£i
•
common
Apr
102%
102
S
1
Inc
—*
•
1
Interstate Hosiery Mills—.
.*
Interstate Power $7 preferred
•
Investors
Royalty—*—...
.1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfs...*
Irving Air Chute
—1
Italian Superpower A
4*
$1.75
Kansas Gas & Elec 7%
Kennedy's
Amer dep rets ord reg
General Finance Corp common
5 7c preferred series A
Fireproofing
1014
—50
series..—
B___
Class
15
7% Mar
1
common
Apr
8%
Mar
Electric Co Ltd—
General
J114
*
Machine—
International Utility class A
21% Mar
v
68%
100
Alloys Co—
11%
.1
America
Industries
International
Jan
9
•
common
preferred—
38%
Jan
&
preferred———.—100
Preferred
Julian
Gatiheau
3%
Jan
16%
11%
,—100
preferred—-—.
Industrial Finance v t c common
7%
Gellman
Jan
3
514 Mar
Indianapolis P & L 5l4 % preferred-100
Indiana Service 6% preferred
100
Jan
800
25
>
Mar
2% Jan
11% Mar
200
21 %
3.2%
15
300
13
15
Mar
300
3%
3%
12%
100
Feb
15
_1
*
*
preferred
1
25
Mar
1%
'
Jan
1
.
stock..
convertible
common-
200
16
——£1
Ireland
Cigar
15%
*_
1
Malt
participating
(Geo A)
15%
4,800 :
10,000
—
Hydro Electric—4
40
91%
5
—
Distilling
&
8%
*
Co..———...—
Chemical Industries—
rets regis—
£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon—
•
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada..—..4—5
Ant dep
International
350
66
89
1
Co
Brewing
Grain
conv
66
10c
preferred —*
Co
3%
3814
7%
Imperial
International
:
■
(Peter)
314
36%
314
—
preierred
convertible
Div
37
8
Power
Iowa
Apr
•
Stock
Indus
Gen
Ja^
5
Apr
*
*
Worth
Franklin
—£1'
•
Foundation
Gen
«
Mar
n
32
...
3
__
Interstate
non-voting
5%
2,000
96.'
non-cot com__l
Mar
Canada—
A
$3
108
in
*
•
Insurance
Ltd—
rets
Common
5
■
1,700
9V4
18%
Motor of
4%
238
8%
17%
Class
'
214
■
1,000
8%
Power
Conv
2%
10 V4
18%
Association
Fuller
9%
1
Ford Motor Co
$1.50
9%
Metallurgical-—•
Fedders Mfg Co
Florida
—1,
Brewing—
Fansteel
Fox
Jan
14
31% Mar
—50
Aviation————
Fairchild
Falstaff
Fort
Apr
700
25c
common
International
Am
Apr
9
Apr
International Metal; Industries A
Ford
Apr
36
Jan
5%
Rubenstein—
Co
International
Fire
18'/a
Jam
5%
■
Jan
Co.
Mining
Imperial
Electrographic Corp
Elgin National Watch. Co
$3
Jan
26 %
37b
Stores common.
convertible preferred
5 4
$6
1234
25
300
—
Feb
37
t c
v
Washing
$5
16,600
8%
Sugar Associates—
preferred
Easy
18%
35
8%
Feb
675
1,500
•
..
Feb
34
425
•
*
Apr
•
America B
Hummel-Ross
Apr
33
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
$5
7%
1,600
-100
Eastern
Eastern
10
_.__100
prior preferred...
Apr
iilu Mar
11
100
Dept
Horn
2
*
preferred
17%
35
10
25
(Harvey» Inc.—
Humble Oil & Refining
Lead—
Feb
Apr
414
5%
Corp
54
Picher
11
4%
Light
Hubbell
Eagle
434
50
Apr
Paper.—
of
Heyden
Feb
Corp common—
300
11
Feb
67
—
Hosiery
Texas
Apr
10
Duke Power Co
Duro Test
9%
.—25
Driver Harris Co
Durham
IVIar
♦
&
Steel
574
5%
11
--
45
27%
—,—.—..5
Preferred
~5%
CO
Corp.—
Draper
50%
20
Tea—
Co..—
Class A
•
Bridge Co Ltd—
Jan
50%
Jail
49 3 a
Rayon voting trust ctfs—1
Brewing Co*.———.—1
Heller
__1
common
Mar
Jan
Electric
Helena
40
1
common
8
•
*
common
Truck
Lamp
Hecla
—10
preferred
77c
Diamond
Divco-Twin
Jan
100
H
Hall
6%
7,200
common
Apr
4%
_7
Feb
common
Hazeltine
1,500
Products
Co
90%
5014
preferred-
1st
Hearn
114
Steel
Vilbiss
—
common
Jan
22%
stock
•
——..100
Great Northern Paper
25
Greenfield Tap & Die
*
Grocery Stores Products eommon__25c
Gulf Oil Corp—.————————25
Gulf States Utilities $5.50 pfd—__—*
Non-voting
Hammermill
100
4%
Detroit
De
Co
Apr
104%
-10
—
Hat Corp
18%
1
Stove
39 Va
Jan
27
Hartford
4
Mich
Apr
Jan
—.1
—5
Pacific
&
Atlantic
Great
Harvard
1
Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit
5%
31
400
Hartlord
1
Detroit
Apr
Apr
100
.
Apr
33
900
Mfg class A common....
Jan
72
106% Mar'
25
"7
Mar
300
Dennison
1%
Jan
Jan
Apr
15%
40
32
32
4 34
Dejay Stores
■
16
2,300
18
14
——35
Class A convertible
Jan
5234
27%
preferred—.——
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Davenport
34
270
26%
$6
Darby
1,800
72
*
Grand Rapids Varnish
lVa Mar
It Jan
25
Inc
Co
M%
Mar
7%
.14
*
common
:
Mfg/Co——-—50
Gorha m Inc
110
8
14%
Apr
preferred———————*.
$7
Feb
100
1;%
15
58
25
8%
Jan
3%
22 3
22%
114
Jan
39%
17%
Consolidated
314
:•
Apr
30
.
39%
103%
*
*
class A.
Sugars
Goldf ield
24% Mar
3%
1%
■
•
10
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
>vi;:
74
60
103% 103%
4'""
*
Coal
Alden
Glen
Apr
714
*
Milner & Co
Cent Petrol
(Md)
Cork International A
Crowley
Jan
57%
3%
•
*
.
$3
3%
61
103 34
72;
High
90
Mar
88
■Jan
12.900
2014
21%
*
Liquidating Co
Croft
Jan
79
13%
(A C)
Class ,/B—
5
Petroleum——
•
.
Gladding McBean & Co
925
receipts (ord reg)—£1
dep
American
Gilbert
Jan
2,600
71
Low
74
89 34
4%
%. Jan
"l%
~i%
Range Since January l:
High
4
57%
.
preferred
$5
Apr
57%
preferred——————;—.—*
•
Jan
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
$3
common—1
& Electric
Water Gas
Gen
15% Mar
41
70 3
Shares
pfd A—100
Georgia Power $6 preferred
37Vi
600
—1
50
common
preferred
convertible
57c
814 Jan
Vl-
2,950
Co-_
*
Cornucopia Gold Mines..]—————50
Corroon & Reynolds—
.———^
$6 preferred A__—
——
*
Cosden
Apr
9
&
100
Range
Copper
Apr
Mar
10%
9
500
*
*
common
88%
15%
Jan
76
100
*
Varnish Co
Cook Paint &
Jan
Jan
740
1
Steel
Aj
1,300
___100
preferred--—.
prior
Low
$6
—100
10
for Week
of Prices
Outdoor Adv 6%
General
Sales
Range
';;
Par
■
pfd——100
preferred—*
General Rayon Co A stock
*
General Shareholdings Corp com
1
$6 convertible preferred—
*
General
Apr
Continental Gas & Electric Co—
Continental Roll
.Ended April 30
Mar
5 Va
Jan
3 Va
I.ast f
,
lc Price
High
41
Jan
31
1,000
5 la
4%
—1
—,
8%
Consolidated
Week
Range Since January 1
Shares
Exchange
Curb
General
& Smelt Ltd
Mining
York
New
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
•
for Week
of Prices
.Sale Price
30
;
Range
Apr
107
Mar
Ken-Rad Tube
Kings
5%
Kirbv
& Lamp A
preferred D
Products
Petroleum
7%
pfd B
11514
100
5
Co Lighting
Kingston
preferred
Inc
...»
7%
12%
734
1434
Jan
300
6.14
Jan
1,150
514
Jan
119 Ms Mar
8 '/a
14%
IOC
47
Jan
x48
100
34
32
Jan
36
1
3
3%
3%
4
1
36
30
3.100
1%
Jan
2,000
1%
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
3Ma Mar
4
Mar
1
Volume
Number
157
THE COMMERCIAL &
4173
STOCKS
New
York
Week
Curb
Ended
■
'■
■
Kirkland
Klein
Lake
Co
V/yV $•'
Par
Ltd—
of Prices
M.,/
1
Low
'■
%
•
common
Sales
New
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
%•
Low
U
(I B) Rubber Co
Friday
High
of Prices
Par
li
Apr
Navarro
13 Va
Apr
.'13%
Apr
Nebraska
Apr
10
Apr
Nehi
Jan
Apr
Nelson
Feb
Neptune Meter class A...
Mur Co class A
Kobacker
Stores
1
Inc...
Hoppers Co 6%
J'U":'
V.
*
preferred
~7%
■:
~7%
'
100
10
—
97%
100
Vb
97
98
450
convertible
(S Hi
7%
Feb
92
10
Jan
100% Mar
"> f''?:•'
Kresge Dept Stores—
————•
Power 1%
preferred
20
200
12%
Jan
21
110
100
1st
preferred
100
special preferred
New
6%
■;
10
12% Mar
—
Corp 1st pfd
Brewing
5%
5 %
1
Co
5%
400
4Va
13%
Apr
5'%
110
20
104%
Feb
110
500
l7a
Jan
Corp
preferred
preferred......
$2
New
5
5%
4
5
4%
22\''
414
100
43
42%
Haven
New
Idea
New
Jersey Zinc
Clock
Jnc
RR
Shore
(N
100
J)__.
Mines Ltd
1
Lakey Foundry & Machine———.
Lamson
Lane
of
Corp
Wells Co
Lane
Class
1,800
...
,
14%
Jan
2
Jan
4%
Mexico &
Apr
32
New
Apr
N
Y
Auction
10
9%
——
"
6%
■
— —
.
•
Jan
25
8%
12%
17,400
3/a
N
Y
Y
&
N
Y
Lit
(Thos J)
Brothers
Locke
Steel
5
lnc 6%
10
Honduras Rosario
4%
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
y
/'•
14%
Apr
$6
Louisiana
Lynch
&
8%
Apr
%
Feb
N
Feb
Niagara Hudson
400
24%
Jan
30
500
7%
Jan
10% Mar
V<r Jan
pfd
Corp
1st
5 7o
50
7a
Jan
1%
Apr
50
12%
Jan
15%
Apr
9 "a
5,000
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
27,300
IB
Jan
2%
Apr
21%
Jan
40
Apr
Nineteen Hundred
•Jan
34
2Va
31 V'4
32%
38
33%
6
6
7
20
1,075
6V4
7 Va
8
Jan
Class
19% Mar
Apr
Class
A
25 % X27
Nipissing
6% Mar
Noma
Jan
8
Mar
Jan
107%
Apr
Jan
26%
S5
convertible
preferred
(The
400
18%
Marconi
Mig
International
munication
Marine
Apr
3 A
300
23a
Jan
4'/a
Feb
Jan
74
Jan
28
Mar
Johnson
&
Stores
Merrltt
B
Nor
Warrants
.
6%%
A
.
*
12%
•
common
American
3%
Scott
'
Power
Ohio
Public
Apr
125
Jan
145
"
Jan
3%
3%
Apr
6%
Mid-West
Midwest
Oilstocks
Jan
32
Apr
2
Jan
3
Mar
19
—
'
Midwest
800
5
Jan
Jan
1 Va
1,100
1
2 %
100
1
% Mar
Jan
108
%
is
100
4%
Jan
1
7 Va
800
"
7V8
%
200
Jan
6% Mar
Apr
% Mar
Va
Apr
1
Feb
7% Mar
5%
5
53b
5%
6
•
1,600
x3 Va
Jan
1V«
1V4
2,300
%
Jan
1% Mar
8%
8'/4
8%
11,700
4%
Jan
9%
Apr
8 Va
Apr
9%
Feb
4% Mar
1,900
♦
5%
Apr
6 %
Mai-
19
50
Supply..
&
15%
Jan
19 % Mar
600
25%
Jan
35%
1.200
1%
Jan
2% Mai-
2,700
6% Jan
8% Mar
134
-
Mfg
*
;
pfd
8%
-
"•
14
.
Jan
19
Apr
Mar
2
•
Light 7%
2
8%
8%
__1
Mining Corp of Canada..
&
200
33
■
—
•
Refineries—
19
32
33
•
,
55%
2 Va
400
1%
Jan
2-%
Apr
1
1
1
100
1
Apr
1%
Apr
1,100
50
Jan
53%
55%
Co
Public Service
Mock
Jud
Voehringer
Molybdenum
59% Mar
100
pfd..__100
108
108
10
10O:,4
*
7
7
300
5 Va
common
2.50
common
Corp..——
i
Monogram
Pictures
7%
Montana
Montreal
1
Society A
Dakota
Montgomery
1934
common
10
A_____.._
_»
Light Heat & Power
18
7
2
1
Utilities,.
Ward
1%
1%
-
1 %
,
'
'
-
166
8
1,000
20
1,250
2
1%
300
167%
400
_V
12
166
•
:
*
;
30%
—
v;/
Jan
Jan
108
7%
Mountain
City Copper common
5c
Producers
10
Jan
11
Apr
Jan
9
Mar
Jan
17„
%
Jan
1% Mar
53b
163
Jan
21
Mountain
States
Mountain
States Tel
Power
Ltd
100
2% Mar
1%
;
Jan
21%
Jan
22%
Apr
20%
Jan
31
m
2.700
"l%
Jan
6%
3,600
4%
Jan
17%
18
250
12%
Apr
12%/
200 V
10%
13%
13 V '4
~2% Mai"*
6%
11%
*
9
100
Can
National
National
National
S3
Breweries
1.
18
Apr
120
Mar
Jan
13%
Apr
800
10%
Apr
14 Vi Mar
4%
Jan
10%
Jan
69% Mar
57
National
common
Mfg
1
Apr
»
National
Refining
Rubber
National
Steel
National
National
21
1st
For
Union
800
Jan
Apr
|4 Mar
21
100
18
Mar
21
Paramount
Motors
Pen
$1.40
50
52%
Jan
68%
Apr
1%
Apr
4 Va
:
Mar
22%
Jan
28
Apr
100
23 Via
Jan
27
Mar
51'/4
Feb
800
%
53
Mar
Fob
1%
Feb;
4
96
96
104
4 V4
Apr
Feb
Jan
97
Apr
102y4 Mar
106
Mar
82
10
,104 V4
60
6-r8
6%
7 Va
2.700
4V4
Jan
7%
Apr
22%
500
16%
Jan
227a
A)ir
Gas
Penn
Power
$6
&
&
Penn
Penn
Water
Pepperell
Perfect
Phillips
class
A
$7
97V*
9814
925
8714
Jan
Phoenix
Conv
Securities
$3
Jan
113% Mar
103%
Jan
108
— —
—2 ■' YH'-
Apr
Apr
22i
8%
Jan
10 3b
16%
Jan
19%
51
1,400
•i-f' 250
48
Jan
51
Apr
112 Va 114
240
110
Feb
115
Mar
7%
Feb
8
Feb
'^•'■"22"'
3%
Jan
6
Apr
100
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
19%
19 Vb
19%
50%
50%
114
' -'v
r
U"'
4 %
■
■
"•■'"22
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6%
:
ApiApr
11
11
874
300
Governor
Gold
33 Va
1,100
31
Jan
33 %
30%
100
$28%
Jan
307a
105 Va 106 Va
210
102 %
Jan
88
89
40
73
Pitts
Bess
L
Si
E
■
5V4
Apr
17 %
Apr
Jan
84%
Apr
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
6%
Apr
13,400
17%
22'
Jan
17%
Jan
35
Jan
32% Mar
Apr
32 %
9%
3,800
31
414
4Va
4%
141,4
13%
14 Va
50
Jan
28%
"
15,500
6,600
3Va
••
Jan
9Va
7
Jan
VA
94
'95
90
—
*
115
90
156
158%
57 Va
58%
113% 115
60
Apr
35%
A))r
V4
Jan
1%
Apr
76
70
Jan
74%
120
Jan
90
Jan
170
150
250
51 Va
950
314
l
10
1
Meter
1,000
5
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
20
Apr
Jan
53%
Apr
igra
18%
20
9,400
53'
52%
53 Vi
1,200
42%
~~
z
Jan
12%
lVa
Jan
2%
Apr
1,600
6
Jan
TV-
Mar
Jan
8 Va
200
3**
38
Jan
39 Va
47%
Jan
587b
_lo
12',4
12%
12'/4
50
10%
Jan
14
94
93 Va
94 %
2,000
84%
Jan
97
3%
3 Va
700
1
314
2%
Jan
8%
7.50
Jan
12% Mar
10
1,400
Alexander
5
7
6%
7
Corp of Canada
*
Co
common
24
•
L-,
24 %
12 Va
Mar
1 Va
Feb
93a
Apr
Jan
7
Apr
Jan
5%
Jan
,'rt
*;1 33
Jan
19
350
Va
4,900
34
1
•
Apr
43a
1,500
Mining
Apr
3% Mar
14
Jan
13,800
lnc
Apr
Mar
5Va
1 Vr
Gold
Api-
i
•
1
834
25c
;
Apr
5,800
980
common
Lambert
6%
56%
25
Apr
7%
11
1%
71
8%
33Apr
1%
10%
i34
8V2
&
Mar
6% Mar
31%
100
8 '4
&
Apr
31
Jan
4V'4
8Va
5
Powdrell
115
Jan
,
55%
Glass
common
Feo
58Va Mar
5634
common
Sugar
Apr
% Mar
—.50
Mining Co
Potrero
Apr
Jan
4
32 V
♦
50
2,000
32
•
Ltd
Jan
104
50
~6%
8 Va
5%
96
% Mar
21'/a
t]
25
•
Apr
Jan
2,200
♦
pfd
Apr
4% Mar
14%
Jan
■
58
1
Apr
Mur
44
I20
l
Apr
27%
•
Valley Wine Co
Scale
4%
Feb
14
16%
1
RR
Plate
Apr
Jan
GVa Mar
5%
1
Metallurgical..
lnc
89
Apr
Apr
Mar
3%
lVo
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Jan
107
Mar
15%
com
Co
Postage
11
33 Va
30%
25
common
Mines
Pitney-Bowes
Jan
33!4
3034
28
common
26
Apr
13
Jan
Jan
34
—
Apr
34
Feb
Jan
11 % Mar
12
Apr
Pressed
Apr
Producers
of
Metals
America
of
Nevada
Jan
73a Mar
iV Jan
/a Mar
Mar
Anr
3%
1
'
414
Corp
9914
Apr
Providence
1
...•
Vt
53b
V'4
5Va
14,000
5%
1,200
73b
*
Gas
4
Apr
.
Public
Service
of
Colorado—
L.200
314
Jan
Feb
6%
1st preferred
1,900
63s
Jan
11%
Apr
1%
1st preferred
Feb
40
Feb
914
Jan
19 VA
Mar
7
Jan
8*4
Apr
11
Jan
13%
Apr
2*4 Mar
2%
Feb
»
40
•
1(514
17%
200
10
__
131/2
13%
•
1637.
107
112
■
•
preferred series A
5%
30c
Apr
20
111
j
Co
11%
Radio
114 Va
Jan
72%
common
514
Mines
Jan
ioo
10 A
12.50
106 lA
514
;
5%
Ltd
60
x
preferred
Prosperity Co class B—
98
113 % 113%
113%
•
Co
Packing
Pratt
Jan
Apr
2%
•
Electric Power 57c
Prentice-Hall
Jan
Apr
97%
100
Co
Philadelphia Co
Premier.
8
pfd
;
Power
Circle
Apr
100
17o
Pilaris Tire & Rubber
Apr
700
21%
Jan
•
&
Apr
2%.
Jan
91
common
Light
Mfg
22 %
11%
17%
170
106'4
Salt Mfg Co
Sugar Prop common
Penn
4914
2%
200
25
preferred
Feb
11
19,800
_25
A
Elec
Jan
liVa
4%
2 Pa
97%
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd,*
$2.80 series preferred
•
15%
Jan
4%
21 Va
96%
10
preferred
44 Va
9
4%
•
1st pfd
Pennroad Corp common.........
Penn Cent Airlines common
000
500
07»
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills—.—
Peninsular Telephone common
11VB
Feb
67V4
1
Corp..
»
page
Va
67 Va
>
Co
450
10%
B__
Light
•
see
1 r,
Jan
.
1,200
•
Service
common
footnotes
Jan
Jan
ia
300
27
Pauteptc Oil of Venezuela Am shs
22%
io%-
&
Page-Hersey Tubes
49>4
__
National
%
/37»
50
—
common
Elec
Machinery
&
500
28,200
7
8
15
preferred..
19 Vu
__
common
Sugar Refining
Tea 5%% preferred
Tunnel
1
334
3
100
common
Public
$1.30
48
•
Car
/r
1
3%
loo
Pacific
22Va
l
National Transit
National
'/a
pfd
preferred
49 Va
Pwr & Light $6
pfd unstpd—•
preferred stamped
♦
National
%
1314
Co
50
(Del)
& Stores
Apr
28
5
Gas
Filters
&
II, 1
National
$6
,
Jan
1st
Power
Power
National Fuel Gas
National
10
common
preferred
Container
8%
,
27
Lighting $5 preferred
Plough
—
Candy Co
City Lines common...
convertible
Apr
6,700
% Mar
25%
100
...
Pacific
Pioneer
Jan
Jan
9
200
9
__
17o
Pacific
Polaris
Hess
12%
91
*
common
1st
Pneumatic
Bellas
Feb
Jan
11%
"l
l
Gas
5 V2 7c
Pleasant
National
103 Va
160
27
Securities
Pacific
Pierce
N
Nachman-Sprlngfilled
Jan
97
»
common
lnc
Overseas
Apr
112%
*
2%
preferred
Feb
6% Mar
171%
6%
B
preferred
Natural
United
Omar
Phila
31
100
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—.
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common..:...
6%
v
*
common
& Tel
s
Mar
Apr
2
2 V«
Apr
4%
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs
Mountain
Apr
8
2,300
V
Moody Investors partic pfd
'
•
1
Monarch Machine Tool.......
Monroe Loan
6%
28
25
preferred
Service
Penn
Mississippi River Power 6%
Missouri
class
$6
4Va%
Pacific
6%
1%
10
Mining
Jan
21%
$3:: preferred—
$5 Va conv prior preferred
Parker
Co
Pwr
iV Feb
Jan
3'/4
Apr
% Mar
6
preferred..*
common,.
Minnesota
11
Jan
V'4
700
10'4
—
l/i28
500
Va
6
97
■
13,000
34
5%
31% Mar
108
Products—
Minnesota
V:/
Apr
2
5
common
&
5%
Feb
1
Piping
1/64
Feb
l'/a
Jan
6
7«
8
Apr
600
6
7
85/g
108
Jan
B
Mar
Jan
98%
•
...
.10
Abrasive
Mid-West
■
23
•
Oliver
;
8
Jan
2%
1
t c
Oil
Apr
4
preferred
Oklahoma
21
—
1st
Feb
100
.
28
•
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Co
Apr
62
O
Apr
2%
IV,
,_
,
Midvale
72%
Jan
pfd.100
Power class A
Ohio
%
—
i',»
Micromatic Hone Corp..
1
Middle States Petroleum class A vtc_l
Steel
Jan
42
100
States
Brass
13
1,500
2%
7%
__
*
conv
54
110
•
preferred
Edison
Jan
•
2%
..2.50
$2
800
61
Novadel-Agene .Corp..
Ohio
7%
8
15
;
Corp
Apr
71
__50
Public Service 67o
Apr
Jan
30
3%
~
7%
25c
M.cbigan Sugar Co
Midland
Indiana
17c
Securities
Ogden Corp common
—
1
—
Michigan Steel Tube
West
Mar
3Va
•
—
Apr
Jan
—
.100
.
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred..
Michigan Bumper Corp,.—;
Middle
Apr
55
Jan
58%
Apr
...
Midland Oil Corp
107Va
Jan
1%
Texas Oil———5
Co
2
9.000
7
—
.i
v
RR
Jan
1%
145
3
2%
•
Textile
Class B
Jan
36%
314
Mar
2,200
13
141
*
Preferred
102%
50
68V4
Mar
i'o
31/4
class A..1
Corp
Participating preferred..
•
120
78,400
49
50
Utility
Central
Penn
6
300
9%
•
preferred...^,
107 '/a
21% Mar
•
4
1%
3
_
d
preferred
Messabl Iron Co
Metal
Rayon class A
17
4%
___♦
;
&
Jan
l
common
Jan
3%
1%
B__
common..
Chapman
1674
58 34
•
prior preferred
North
.
Participating
300
3/b
Jan
400
3%
Merchants & Manufacturers
Apr
20%
49
3%
Jan
5
•
Co
104
681/4
5
2
4%
5
I
c.
common
Memphis Natural Gas
Apr
Feb
2%
100
...
Ohio
Massey Harris
111
95 Va
%
Corp B
11
•
t
Jan
'"*130
107
1
Northern
~
v
Apr
10% Mar
2%
Light & Power common__l
preferred
•
$6
Api
26
•
—
24
Com¬
..
McCord Radiator & Mfg
Mc Williams Dredging.
Mercantile
1 %
*
Steam Shovel,.
Mass Utilities Association
Mead
Jan
57
'
Ltd
Co
%
3%
♦
Margay Oil Corp
Marion
5,500
*
Co
5 J/4 Mar
Jan
1/64
■:
Electric
North
1%
*
Co.—
B)
Consolidated
Jan
,
Apr
Apr
103
—
1 Va
1
2%
18
10% Mar
•/
Apr
Feb
3%
20
North Arner
Northern
Stores
250
;//f"
102
5
Mines
Jan
5 Va
6 7o
1%
warrants
'*
31
Feb
102 Va
warrants
preferred
2%
—
x27
optional
900
«
5
A
11,000
M
Mapes
V,:
22
33b
Jan
2%
,
.
Jan
1%
28
[ '4
100
Class B optional warrants
Niagara Share class B common
Class
Manischewitz
68 Va Mar
'
2,800
/;)
100
Niles-Bement-Pond
550
1%
35%
■
17%
North American
Mangel
57% Jan
1,600
3%
Apr
10
preferred
100
1
common
Manatl Sugar optional
64
7%
100
100
common
preferred
2d
1%
1%
100
Light $6 pfd
Power
19%
""lOO
Exploration
Power &
1774 Apr
,,
shares
1
Y State Electric & Gas $5.10
pfd.100
Y Water Service 67*
15%
•
Land
Jan
21%
100
1%
•
Packing
Louisiana
Jan
Light 7% preferred—100
N
10,200
Apr
4%
13%
•-*...
/Founders
,
104
Shipbuilding Corp—
19%
9
Feb
Jan
100
—
preferred.
N Y
% 'Apr
•
15%
9 Vr
Apr
11%
800
2%
10
/'■
Corp new common. —10
45
6%
--
.....10
,
Merchandise
15%.
—
Jan
Jan
87%
20
Apr
9%
9
*
5
Long Island Lighting common
7 % preferred class A
67* preferred class B_„
Loudon
9 Vo
25
preferred
common
Chain
Lone Star Gas
104
City Omnibus warrants.—.
N
Feb
%
•
Apr
25%
1,825
--V7v
Mar
17%
3V4
*
common
Apr
28%
CM CO
'•
4
61%
63
*
Mar
N Y Power &
Feb
% Mar
2"-
7%
4V4 Mar
Jan
6%
1
.
6
T
"
2%
.
——
8%
9
Jan
1
17%
17 3 4
25
Land
common
Co
•
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—
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♦
lnc
Feb
'
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Material Co
Lipton
Arizona
101
i
Feb
100
200
■
--
1
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3%
*211
••
5%
fine
•
*
!
Process Co
104
Apr
1%
.
100
■'
class A—*
Development
(R G)
4%
Jan
8%
3,000
3%
4%
•
Oil
3%
~.L
*
Le Tourneau
20%
1,050
1\'%
11%
3%
1
Bakeries
Realty common
Convertible preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
32
Feb
5 >4
9%
44
'
VB—
Leonard
12
1
100
common
Lefcourt
29%
5
preferred
Langendorf United
•
,
Delaware..
Bryant 17o
32
Co
common
New
Lackawanna
100
/■
7% Mar
200
v.;.L-:
—
England Tel & Tel
New
Apr
*
(Herman)
Feb
Jan
High
20
■
Kreuger
Lake
Low
•
Oil -Co
Range Since January 1
High
Low
•
England Power Associates
Shares
*
Nestle Le
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
30
4
•
Week's
Last
Exchange
April
9 Va
100
10
Corp common...,
4 %
Curb
Ended
'
Kleinert
Kress
York
Week
Jan
500
13 Va
13',2
1635
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Fast
Sale Price
30
■$/-%/2$
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Emil)
(D
Knott
G
Week's
Friday
Exchange
April
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3%
314
...
~4%
2l)0
-
1,200
3
4
Jan
~6~
100
100
104
Apr
106 Va
Jan
109
Apr
114
Jan
1.200
101%
Jan
112% Mar
16,400
45%
Jan
—
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5
prior preferred
$6
preferred.
Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Puget
Pvrene
Manufacturing
•
*
_*
5
10
111
6234
110 Va 111%
54%
62%
11
11
100
6234
Apr
13%
Apr
10% Mar
8%
Apr
THE COMMERCIAL
1636
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, May 3, 1943
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
York
New
Curb
Ended
Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Low
Range Since January 1
York
New
for Week
Range
Par
STOCKS
Shareri/
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
April 30
Week
Low
High
Curb
Ended
6%
preferred
Quebec
Power
70
Jan
92
30
(SV Co——
.
146
Feb
156
Feb
Low
% Mar
19%
350
12%
Jan
19%
16%
17%
1,500
13%
Jan
197/8 Mar
7%
17
1
5%% convertible preferred
Superior Port Cement class B
High
:
18
*
Jan
11%
1%
Jan
1
Machinery
Ray Drug Co
Sunray Oil
•
Range Since January 1
High
Vi Jan
•
,
Sun
Mar
151
150
_—100
Co
2C
Low
Shares
5
Corp—
Sullivan
88
86%
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
(Hugo)
Stroock
•
Last
Sale Price
High
Stlnnes
Quaker Oats common
Week's
Friday
ft
Exchange
April 30
~3%
*37/a
49
3%
49
50
49
18,500
150
43
3%
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
49
•
12% Mar
14
Apr
15
8% Mar
9
Mar
com
Swan Finch Oil Corp—
Mar
R
1%
1%
1%
13,000
11%
11%
11%
50
%
%
100
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum option warrants.
—10
Voting common..
Railway & Utility Investment A—
—10
Rath Packing Co. common
,
.—1.
Aviation
Manufacturing Co
Dry Goods
Republic
'
Jan
Jan
1%
.
10%
4%
3
22,800
11%
900
9%
300
*
Radiator
1
„,
Rio Grande Valley Gas Go v t c—
Tilo
Apr
1
,..
Y/
9%
9
■:
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Apr
&
Tobacco
Product
11%
■fx
13,600
Petroleum
Feb
■'.*
2%
:'">y
91% Jan
500
Jan
11%
Mar
108%
V
0 CO
108%
10
4%
3% Mar
/ft
102
Apr
Mar
24
Apr
5
5%
600
J%
Jan
5%
Apr
Feb
22
22
22%
500
17%
Jan
22%
Apr
5%
1,000
' 'ft
"
5%
5%
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;
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dep rets ord regis
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4%
4%
5%
Feb
:v:ftfti:"-ft; Apr
Jan
43
Wft.'
-
.
4V2
Jan
Mar
50
'
2%
Feb
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
1%
2,100
100
•
;
/
V
_
850
2%
16
^,
Mar
Mar
Trans
4
■
Jan
4%
Feb
Corp
Tri-Continental
60'A
Apr
Trunz
22
Apr
Apr
l'-y
Feb
...
Feb
2%
200
3% Jan
4%'
4%
800
3%
Jan
5 V* Mar
■6%
2,700
3% Jan
6% Mar
2
1%
2 Ya
17,200
ft Jan
6%
Tubize
■
■
lift
..—10
10
'
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Ryan
..
:
.1.
•
Ryan
—.1
.
2%
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
80c convertible preferred
1
...
9
58
ft'ft-V
//ft.
10
vii ft-
13
Apr
% Mar
"
Jan.
10
Jan
62%
1% Jan
300
ft Apr
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4%
6%
1,200
■
ft/', lft. Feb
flft 3% Mar
<
39
750
10%
9%
.
Jan
—:
9,400
62%
3% ,3%'ft
ft
10%
Jan
33
600
■
61
Jan
6%
4,800
%
%
■
1%
3,100
...
13
11%
%
A——ft—.........
■
2%
,.
ft: Mar
112
Jan
Jan
Mar
105
Mar
tV
500
ft^ft vluY'V'
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2%
65
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107
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feft
7m
13
warrants
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102
4'^ ,/ft''
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•
2%
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•
53
400
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-ft—''
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—
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'ft,-^ '.ft.
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Lux
61
100
__
Transwestern Oil Co
Apr
5%
€
preferred...
17% Mar
Jan
4%
6
.ft'
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
7%
...;
59
preferred
10
b
-2%
6%
Jan
49%
.
Edison
Apr
19
58%
57%
st-i'.-V.
Toledo
Apr
...
—
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•
17
—-
.
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100
2% Jan
1,200
17%
'ft:-:
.... —
Apr
Jan
77/e
100
4%
■'
•
—
_
—
10
17%
4%
20
>.
Ave.
40
:
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3
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth
9%
10
1
Co
Typewriter
Royal
Allied
Amer
Apr
Va
Jan
13
5
convertible preferred.
$1.20
98% 100
5
Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Root
Jan
6%
1,100
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Apr
9V2
Jan
-
1% Jan
%
•
Pendleton Inc
Cable
Rome
17%
9,900
4
— —
—5
Roofing Inc.———.
Realty & Construction
4% Mar
Jan
1,500
11%
:"Ioo
pfd
common
Tobacco
13%
Jan
9% Mar
.7
'
— —
•
-
%
..
pfd D— -100
Rochester Gas & Elec 6%
&
Light 7%
Co
Tishman
-ft Mar
Todd
Roeser
&
Shovel
22%
9%
Apr
27
..
'
.
11%
11%
9% Mar
,
Jan
Y'
:
4
4%
■
1
V2
21%
2,800
1
«*'
2% Jan
Power
Thew
3%
20%
HVa
Texon Oil & Land Co
400
%
.
*
^
■
Stix
Richmond
$
Texas
Mar
10,500
%
•
Mar
51
1%
27
25
;
19
1,200
1 Ya
.
%
50c
Engineering- —.5
Reliance Electric &
Rice
1%
;■
-
•.
—
Foster Oil Corp
«
common
common
Jan
8%
8%
8%
Technicolor Inc
Mar
50
4
21
common
Tampa Electric Co
| % Mar
—;
113%
250
17
Taggart-Corp
Apr
—-
~4
1
Co
Roller Bit
% Jan
•v;
16%
•
Red Bank Oil Co
Rlieem
Apr
12
7%. Jan
■
;
-
Manufacturing common- -50c
Raytheon
Reiter
—
»
Raymond Concrete Pile common—
$3 convertible preferred
Reed
1%
Jan
aa
;
.
& Light Securities
Railway
Apr
Apr
4V8 Mar
Jan
10%
Apr
Apr
U
1
ETdyllte Corp——St
Class
St
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Salt
$2
A
Regis
T/o
pref—
conv
Paper
Oil
Dome
.
Co...
United
Samson
2%
25
6%
6%
2
2
115
2%
12,800
6,300
8
2%
Savoy
Oil
24%
5
II
T%
~1%
♦
Co
Co
14
13%
14
common
.
Jan
~3Va
Feb
134%
Apr
Jan
8
Apr
2%
Apr
27%
Jan
i7« Jan
•
Schiff
Apr
Jan
IV2
12,300
132
1
Corp common
2%
2%
132
132
1
Mills
Sanford
1%
Apr
50
5
„_100
common
preferred
1%
*
Jan
% Jan
500
12%
1,300
1%
14
Jan
Apr
Mar
r::;02.
Schulte
(D A)
Convertible
Scovill
preferred
Lace
Scranton
Steel
Co
Securities Corp General————
Seeman Bros Inc
20%
1
_
Apr
Apr
900
22% Jan
37%
200
25%
■
-
46
100
11%
1,700
44
25% Mar
:
Apr
52%
Jan
12
Apr
1
Jan
2%
Selby
Co
Shoe
Industries
Selected
Inc
29%
Convertible stock
$5.50
16
""% i
Feb
%
J»n
1%
Jan
7%
Mar
13 Va
Mar
33
Safety Controlclass B
,
1
1
Seton Leather common
Shavvinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
5%
65%
65%
65 %
50
52% Jan
65%
lG°
ft
■
p+J,'
300
,
»,
Sherwin-Williams
Silex
Co
15
89
1,000
Jan
ft
Feb
12 %
100
12%
Jan
10 Ye Mar
13 %
preferred
convertible
Simplicity
Pattern
1
—100
common-
Manufacturing Co
Singer
United
Amer
Sioux
dep
rets ord
Co Ltd—
regis
City Gas & Elec
7%
175% Jan
2%
241
3% Mar
£1
96
pfd.
i
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Mar
Apr
Sonotone
Soss
South
Coast
>
3%
900
2% Jan
4%
Mar
3%
100
2
3%
Apr
i
Corp
3%
3 Va
3%
1.500
1
Corp
Manufacturing common.
4%
4 Ya
4%
700
1
common...
Mar
101% Mar
3
*
■■■
5
Jan
3%
__
1
Jan
2Ya Jan
3% Mar
1%
4%
Jan
Apr
3%
25
3%
500
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
45%
46%
-10C
.
2% Mar
Feb
4% Mar
ft; -"ft ft-.' ft'
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1st
$7
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——1
preferred non-voting
•
warrants——i-—.—
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*
class
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$6
1st
B
10%
Jan
6%
Jan
14%
Apr
6% Mar
Amer
1 Ya
1%
'/a
3,600
:ft3 :ftft
2%
120 %
N
121.100
%
ft
Jan
41,200
16
ft
V%
Feb
%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
,
50
3%
122
Jan
21%
8,300
37
10
300
40%
Apr
Va
14% Mar
Jan
115
4,400
38%
ft'
39%'
1%
Jan
/-ft V*
600
%
%
Apr
Mar
% Mar
% Mar
44
i'z Mar
Apr
29%
Feb
37
Apr
80
•
Feb
89%
Apr
regis
J
RR
Canal Co
&
Sharing
preferred
10%
United
Shoe
100
S Foil
S
Co
—
B
and
International
925
450
43
w—ft
-
5
•
Securities
•
•
preferred
10
J
U S Plywood $1.50 conv preferred
5
'
ft/ft
1
Apr
46% Mar
Jan
SVa
2%
Jan
5
150
7%
Jan
8%
3
2%
2%
60
:
8
ft Jan
Jan
ft
ftiii-iftft 'ft
ft-ft.ftft'/.ft
Apr
Mar
Feb
1% Mar
Jan
28
1.500
3
2%
% Jan
700
9%
9%
9 Y*
1,300
72 ft ft;'.
71
Feb
4
1,300
-ft
1
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71%
WW
.*
69%
Jan
.
4
100
5
8%
20
—
Feb
2% Feb
'
4%
4%ft
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Reclaiming—
Apr
%
Jan
63
46
—5
with warrants
1st preferred
U S; Rubber
1
1
Graphite common
68%
45%
251%
Jan
67
68%
>
3% Mar
:
Feb
50
3%
25,
class
250
3%
3%
25
common
United Specialties common
U
10
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:
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3%
Profit
S
3%
120%
119
Apr
Apr
Jan
^ Jan
10
ft- ■;%'•
15
67%
Jan
67% Jan
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37,700
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37
—*
—.
preferred
rets ord
dep
United
United
$5
12
10%
Molasses Co Ltd—
United
U
200
15
1%
•
...
preferred.—
participating
7,100
7/64
United Milk Products
$3
10%
*
United Gas Corp common
United Stores
Wall
46%
500
37 %
Jan
46%
Apr
50c
72
.
ft
Apr
9% Mar
30
Apr
1,700
1% Jan
3%
Apr
2%
100
1% Jan
2%
Feb
%
6,100
.*
:
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voting trust ctfs
Pictures
Co
"5
Power &
Utah
Radio
16%
%
17%
2,300
20
Feb
4%
)
Feb
1
13
Feb
ft;
9% Jan
25
% Apr
ft-ftftftl ftft Apr
Apr
5%
2
18%
Apr
Apr
Apr
15 '"
Jan
20
Apr
43%
Jan
66
Mar
14%
Jan
2 %
Jari
2%
45% Feb
57%
'
ft'/-
18%
2%
2%
♦
57%
55%
4%
10c
.
150
2%
18%
—.l
common—
3,100
57% 0ft
4%
1
64%
64%
1%
300
100
65
ft:ft:2 ft
ft';/ .-ii/ft
75
19
Mar
Apr
Apr
Jan
49
Apr
1%
Apr
Jan
%
4%
Jan
'
•"
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stock..—————1
priority
100
20
17
ft
1% Jan
11
100
1%
1%
5
Light $7 preferred
Products
Equities
ft. 5 ;'; ft-
5
—.—.—*
Sugar..
Utah
300
Jan
iV.
ft
4,100
common——...—1
Universal Products
Utah-Idaho
3
13
.•
Insurance.—8
Universal
$5.50
2%
12%
10
.
Universal Corp
Utility
2%
Oil
Universal Cooler class A——.
Class
B
Universal
.1
m
%
2
common
Paper
Universal Consolidated
.
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Stores—
Cigar-Whelan
United Corp warrants——
United.Elastic Corp
United
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
*
1
3
1%
3
1,900
•
U S Radiator common
116
111% Apt
Jan
1,100
2,600
9%
*
common
U S Lines Inc
16%
92%
2
2
4%
A ■ y ft
1
participating pfd
Apr
Feb
Jan
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3
&
cum
Apr
Jan
12%
12%
Chemicals
$3
Apr
Apr
14
•
*
United
6%
.'S
common-
Aircraft
4
2% Jan
83
50
Apr
Apr
Mar
200
'ft/ft
113
4
500
15 V*
112
'ft:'
~3%
90
x89
'Lj:
100
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\
.
3V8
%
fg Jan
3% Mar
''ift'l;
5
"3% '
•
pfd series AAA
cum
1,
Apr
51% Jan
.
25
common
il Apr
9
Jan
400
—
5
Mining
Denn
3
65%
•
Shattuck
1,500
Mar
% Jan
5,800
8
16
64%
__
Serrick Corp
%
ft : 7%
65
25
prior stock
50
3
1%
4%
—
Products
United
Feb
4%
16
.
%
7%
5
Allotment certificates
Sentry
"%:
7 Va :: 7% ft.
1
common
Apr
Apr
800
'
"%
10
Union Investment common— ———•
Jan
7 %
3,000
"
•
•
Manufacturing Co
Union Gas of Canada
Option
17% Jan
500
2%
.
Jan
2r8
4%
10c
:
Unexcelled
29% Mar
2
2
1
Segal Lock & Hardware
Seiberling Rubber common
44
10%
1%
ft__.
__
45
•
common
Jan
;mit
__
.
__
Brook Water Service—
*
preferred
$6
Scullin
37 Va
%
27^81
27 "4
„.
* i
common-.
Scranton Spring
33
37
25
25
*
_
Manufacturing—_
Electric $6 preferred
Scranton
Cora.
—
l Yz'SL. 9,800
lYa
1%
1
common
Realization
Ulen
68%
Apr
'
10
original
preferred
6%
preferred B
preferred series C
1
5%%
Colorado
7%
preferred
'j WW
•
'
:
31
150
25
5%
Southern
30%
28% Mar
31
Apr
40
"
Jan
42%
Apr
Edison—
California
Southern
Power
25
25
A
25
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class
:
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400
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Western
13%
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200
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88
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18
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20
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25
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10
13
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15
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100
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26
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100
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116
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11
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Heating
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Mar
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&
9%,
Apr
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Woodley Petroleum
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6
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York
Week
Last
Interest
Exeh->nge
Curb
Ended
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Friday
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23
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109
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40
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13%
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301
13%
24%
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25
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82
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1955
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56
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1958
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1969
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1952
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.1956
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1954
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101
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13
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1966
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1957
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1957
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1950
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1946
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1960
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87%
124
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101 Vi
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1967
1953
1954
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1958
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1947
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102
49
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46
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108%
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April 30
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122
123
113
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1957
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59
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28
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1965
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52
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1955
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52
42
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1952
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1953
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1978
14
17
98%
100
21%
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,
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Valley RR 5s
Milwaukee Gas Light 4Vis
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-'
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1964
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1943
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1954
debs
Power
A-0
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-
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14
18
26
16%
21
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99
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
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7s
April 1946
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32
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1948
1947
1971
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64%
86
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82
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65%
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series
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177
—
1966
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82
79%
98%
86%
1966
2022
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& Light 3 Vis
65%
109
112%
60
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54
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82%
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1951
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85%
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114 Va
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1952
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57
66
6
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84%
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82%
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1944
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F-A
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Wash
114
107%
68
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1959
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A
series
106 Va
83
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102
82
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;
1952
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104%
84
5%s
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&
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8
102
96%
62
77%
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1965
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99% 101
r
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106%
i 102
43
124
102
•
84 %
J-D
1942
(stamped)
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1957
1952
1952
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1952
1958
1963
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1941
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series
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1957
1941
1
101
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1955
1955
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series
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104%
47
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1952
1970
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106%
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102
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A-0
106%
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1949
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A-0
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103%
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111
Jan 1949
3
5%s
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1968
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96
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102
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1979
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93
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103
54
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1956
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A
series
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96
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1
69
deposit
$94
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108%
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69
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96 Vi
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91
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1951
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27
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1970
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6s
104
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24%
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2
104
103%
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19 Vi
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
103%
103%
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1965
131
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1957
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1947
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51 %
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89
A-0
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107'A
31
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May 1948
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92
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1967
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1951
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78
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11
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1952
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1951
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1958
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West
&
105%
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15
101 % 101%
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Af-S
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Grocery Store
Guantanamo
.1952
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1941
Grand Trunk West 4s
—1950
Great Nor Power 5s stpd
1950
Green Mountain Pow 33/4
1963
22
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106
94%
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Southwestern
104
107
77
108
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123%
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1978
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112
111
89%
1970
104 Va 104%
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89%
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104% 104%
J-D
-1954
1954
-1969
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1953
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110% 111%
$112% 114%
F-A
-
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Co 4s ser C
97%
1951
Bank
stamped
6s-5s
Florida Power
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99%
123%
82%
12
103% 103%
—
F-A
District
115
105
110%
93
J-J
&
Empire
108
108%
111
—.1970
California
Wyoming
Carolina
Debenture
Power
105%
107 %
._
99
M-N
.
D
Southern
5;
107 % 107 V2
__
series
South
15
1958
1958
.1944
1944
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s ser A
Electric
M-S
Spalding (A G) deb 5s
3%s
99
J-D
.1969
4s
Water & Pwr 4%s
4%s
Sheridan
93
.1954
1954
5s
Packing
Shawinigan
91%
91 Va
-1976
mtge 4Vis
Continental Gas & El 5s
Gen
Cuban Tobacco
.1949
Estate
94
v
Consolidated Gas
Cudahy
Real
92%
■■
■
109% 109%
J-D
107%
Jersey—
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B
84%
$119%
—
J-D
1969
J-D
—
84%
92%
'
105%
$106% 103%
A-O
Scullin Steel inc mtge 3s
Southern
.1971
1971
36
105
3
103%
112%
112
M-N
1964
A
83%
90?4
-
30%
102%
$108%
Af-S
Water 4%s_
22
92 >/8
90%
92%
104%
(Bait)
& Pr
N
J-J
1959
B
certificates
266
90%
91
J-D
.1951
1951
A
7s
Pr
El Lt
Consol Gas
90%
103%
89
i
90 %
M-N
.1949
1949
$109
112%
Af-S
1956
4%s
New
perpetual
5%s
Safe
San
103
i—iH
96 %
89%
90
Debenture
100%
96%
J-D
Debenture
104
$104% 107
M-S
.1950
1950
5s
:£
101%
106% 106%
J-D
F-A
10
30
40
104% 105
J-J
1950
Indiana
of
Service
ASchulte
Cities
102% 103
$35%
104%
38
F-A
Cincinnati
102%
106% 109
100% 101%
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
37%
M-S
.1927
1927
5s ctfs
1
Af-N
—1970
,
7
.97%
105%
36%
100%
Rys
85 %
1
35 %
J-J
§ A Chicago
21
97%
107
35%
.1953
1953
5 Vis
Central States P ft L
M-N
110%
108
101
J-J
1977
Sinking fund deb 4s
J-J
.1954
1954
A5 Vis
97 %
107
*
_.
F-A
1964
i
104% 104%
J-D
1955
110
107
..101
Co—
3%s
102
105
Af-S
1948
1948
5s
110%
.—1961
M-S
.1964
1964
3%s
Elec
109%
E
5s
J-D
.1953
1953
5s
Power
Gas
&
States
SACentral
16
108
4%s—
F
(Can)
.1954
1954
5s
:
A-O
Public Service Co of Colorado—
6%
Canada
Edison
Corp
108
F-A
extended
series
Power
Coke
&
stamped
»
...1948
;
Gas
106%
'
•
109%
Philadelphia Elec Power 5%s_—_1972
Philadelphia Rapid Transit 6s
1962
119%
'•
F-A
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
108%
$106% 107 %
106%
100 Vi
.1970
2%s
Edison
Boston
$115
V3w'J-;
A-0
-1968
...—1968
Birmingham Electric 4Vis
Broad
Af-N
1979
Potomac
_1957
1957
.1960
series
5s
M
series
119%
118
81
109%
107%
108%
of Canada—
Telephone
1st
5s
119
107%
105%
5s
Portland
Af-S
.1950
1950
6s
$107% 108%
I
99 Vi
Baldwin Locomotive Works—•
115 Va
54%
8
106%
J 100
20
107
115 Va
81
112
105
__
80
High
111
■
2
108% 109
Water 5s
3Vis
warrants
$115%
81
Low
—
105% 105%
Power & Light 5s
Lexington 1st mtge 3s
1st
(B. F.)—
& Sons
Avery
$107
J-J
M-S
1947
4Vis—
Atlantic City Eiec 3Vis
Light
106
A-O
Pacific
25%
83
J;
,14
14
Power &
25%
12%
63
113
A-O
25%
24%
106
Aug 1955
Oklahoma Nat Gas 3%s B
272
25%
25
January *
1962
25%
■
$111
.
No.
1968
4s
24%
A-0
Range Since
Sold
1971
24%
F-A
Bonds
High
105
--
F-A
1945
.
'
Atlanta
J-J
3 Vis
mtge
25
14%
Friday's
I-$\
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,y-
1st
24%
M-S
or
J-J
1969
24%
——1968
& T deb 5 Vis A
J-J
1954
25
5%s_—*——1977
1955
5s
ADebenture
AConv
Assoc T
V?
2004
—.—1948
5Vis
Af-S
1950
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Af-N
4s..
J-J
F-A
1948
1949
4Vis
deb 5s
AConv
y>
Power
Ohio
4%S
deb
AConv
1964
y! 1st 3%s series A
SAssociated Gas & Elec Co—
AConv
Utility
106%
187
'V
Cont'l
107%
;
2
Period
Northern Ind Public Service—
92%
59
107% 108%
65%
Nor
102%
88%
13
Interest
Gas 3%s
& Westchester Ltg
Debenture
5s
110
96
Elec &
N Y
107%
107%
92%
Friday
Exchange
April 30
Low
104%
105
110
107% 107% y
*J-D
.1970
103%
2
102%
102
Curb
Ended
High
3
109% 109%
102%
M-S
.3961
.'"V-
107% 107%
J-J
.2016
4
103% 104
J-J
.1950
debs
3%s
Low
York
Week
N Y State
1970
3Vas
No.
High
New
Range Since
January 1
Sold
Co.—
debs
1637
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
„
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
49
60%
2
105 Va
108 %
4
103 Va
J-D
109
109
4
107%
109
Mississippi P & L 5s
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s
1957
1951
J-J
1G6%
106
106 Va
5
103%
107%
Af-N
112%
111
112%
15
111
1943
F-A
100
100% 101
10
98
101
AMaranho
(Peru)
6%s
stamped_1958
M-S
1958
7s
J-D
1
16%
M-N
1951
7s
AMedellin
$10
16%
stamped
Alssue of May 1927
Alssue of Oct; 1927
$33
20%
23
io
35
17%
20
10
io
11%
15
16%
35
16%
13
23
32
23
35%
1947
$35 %
Af-N
i
113
Nassau & Suffolk
External
Mortgage Bank, of Bogota 7s
106 Va
1955
A
ALima City
1st
&
ref
5s
:
Nebraska
6s
A
Amsterdam
Elec
Gas
5s
5s
Conv
100%
108 % 108%
8
108
8
114
43
97%
deb
5s
Orleans
AIncome
Public
1
112%
60%
60 Va
62
29
49%
60
60 Va
61%
15
50%
61%
50
J-J
Va
M-N
60
de
ARussian
A5
61Va
Af-N
113
—
(State)
Janeiro
60
61 Va
108 Va 108 %
62
10
1948
A-O
92
91 %
92
68
J-D
92 Va
92 Va
93%
47
1949
J-D
107%
■
Cash
:
—w
.
35
:
•
49 Va
33%
33%
28 Va
12
35
18
20%
45
49%
1
22%
34%
28 Va
2
17
30
~4
4
4»4
80
2%
4%
4
4
4%
91
2%
4%
33%
value,
x
a
93%
104
106
J-J
Deferred delivery sale,
d Ex-Interest,
e
Odd-lot sale,
n
Under-the-rule sale,
Ex-dividend.
Abbreviations
used
no
sales being transacted during current week.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"w
1," when issued:
cumula¬
certificates;
"cons," consolidated; "cum,"
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust
"w w." with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
tive; "conv," convertible;
105% 105%
J-D
^Reported in receivership.
92%
82%
sale,
1919
1921
j.
$Friday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds being traded flat.
109
76%
6Vis
Government
%S
♦No par
r
Service—
M-S
1959
62
J-D
1961
Nov
1958
114 Va
113
M-S
1954
6s series A
7s
6%s
A Rio
—4.
„
47 Va
—
101%
26
J-J
1950
England Power 3 Vis
England Power Assn 5s
J-D
117%
100% 101 Va
1972
$22
J-D
110%
12%
1948
Debenture 5Vis
New
A-O
__
8
115%, 115%
108%
25%
1947
& El Assn 5s
5s
New
M-S
25 Va
1948
New Eng Gas
New
J-D
1956
4Vis
Nevada-California
New
1981
2022
Power
series
F-A
1931
AParana
Ltg 5s
SANational Public Service 5s ctfs„ 1978
$35 Va
A-0
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
THE COMMERCIAL
1638
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, May 3, 1943
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Baltimore Stock Exchange
April 24
Friday
V'
Arundel
1st
—*
,/-% 17%
vtc—•
1.95
Corporation
Transit
preferred
Co
t
v
Elec
Gas
4 Va '/o
Low
common
c
-
100
_
9%
16
428
1.95
827
Jan
100
'*•%_.
116
116
10
114%
———20
131
131
131
75
125
preferred B
19
Mar
1.95
Apr
Jan
9
57%
36
62
12%
Jan
Jan
62 % Mar
116%
Apr
Mar
131
Jan
38
Feb
Jan
STOCKS-
Abbott Laboratories
Adams
Co
(J
D)
Adams Oil
Advanced
Mfg
Alum
Fidelity & Guaranty Fire Corp—;—-10
Finance Co of Amer
Class
B
._•_:
—-5
—
Guilford Realty Co common
Oil
Houston
Mercantile
Mt
Trust
Co
Amsterdam
Mills pfd_
100
2
Oil
Co———-25c
Fidelity & Guar
S
9%
Jan
50
9%
50
1.10
22%
210
14
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50
77
25%
486
22
46c
215
35c
32
32
32%
82%
.
1,065
Jan
9 %
Apr
Apr
1.10
Apr
26%
Jan
Jan
46c
—
9%
1.00 Mar
68
230
82
25%
50
Jan
9%
25%
'
1
35 %
2
•
26%
230
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1.10
26%
—
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pfd- —25
44
37%
9%
■
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vtc
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Vernon-Woodbury
New
North
U
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37%
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—.v
.
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A
common
Apr
230
Apr
Jan
29%
84
Apr
Jan
26 %
Apr
46c
Apr
32%
Feb
Mar
Jan
Allied
Castings
Allis
Laboratories
Chalmers
American
Armour
Aro
&
Asbestos
5s series A—
;
1975
„—i.—_
52
—
52%
60
__
60 %
$17,000
49
Mar
54%
Jan
6.000
55
Mar
60%
Api
Co
Associates
Athey
Sales
Last
STOCKS—
Week's
Bendix
Range
Sale Price
Berghoff
American
American
Tel
3
100
Sugar Refining
American
Low
1
_
Woolen
148%
5%
Bird & Son
Boston
&
Boston
pfd--
28%
—
&
Maine
—'
:——;
6%
preferred stampedclass
1st
A
class
&
148 %
Apr
Prior lien
Jan
7%
Apr
Preferred
24-%
463
31%
Jan
Apr
South
Central States
9
151
81%
Prop Trust
Jan
30
Apr
Chicago
Flexible
Jan
67
Mar
Chicago
17%
Apr
5%
3
:
,v
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
Jan
5%
Apr
6
Copper
31%
Apr
Cities Service Co.
Jan
Apr
Club
1%
Jan
7%
Apr
Commonwealth
2
Jan
5%
Apr
Consolidated
Biscuit
Eastern
&
Gas
Fuel
Common
4% %
6 %
class
Eastern
SS
Lines
Employers
Group
Engineers
Oil
National
Corp
Loews
5%
Util
New
Pacific
Shawmut
Stone &
Union
Co
Twist
United
Drug
United
Fruit
Waldorf
Warren
(S
D)
Apr
23%
23%
40
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
•i"
9%
Cudahy
9%
Apr
7%
Apr
2%
Apr
Packing
Decker (Alf)
Mfg
Income
Eastern
Maine
mtge
Deere
350
2%
Jan
4
Apr
Diamond
98
Jan
110
Feb
Dixie-Vortex Co class A.
25
Jan
38
Apr
Mass
Jan
12%
3%
4
105% 106%
38
11
A
80
38
110
12%
2,200
360
10
10
10'A
38
38
38
32%
33
6%
7
8% Mar
&
—
Co
T
...
19%
Mar
Jan
19%
Api-
90
20
83
Jan
96%
Apr
20%
200
17
Feb
20%
Api-
15%
15%
15%
100
11%
Jan
15% Mar
75
75
20
42
Jan
35
34 %
35
415
26%
Jan
75
Apr
36% Mar
14%
15%
100
9
Jan
11
Apr
Eastern
39
Jan
Jan
34%
Apr
2%
Jan
Electric Household Util Corp
Elgin National Watch Co
i
31%
Jan
7
Apr
Air
38%
Lines
Inc
30%
Jan
38% Mar
4
Jan
8%
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
Four-Wheel
Fox
4%
';■*
15%
15%
35
Feb
Apr
Gardner
1.%
Feb
General
Finance
Foods
Jan
35%
Apr
15%
3
Feb
5%
6%
32
27
30%
Jan
35
Mar
112
6%
Xl4%
Jan
16
Apr
45
45
1,183
2%
590
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
70
45
12%
54
1%
35 %
Jan
6%
32
1%
45
Denver
Amer
General
Co
Goldblatt Bros,
Goodyear
Gossard
Tire &
Co
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(H
Apr
Lakes
Dr
Inc
5%
Apr
Houdaille-Hershey
Apr
Hubbell
Apr
105%
Apr
23%
24%
140
29%
29 %
30%
1,214
1%
*
*
*
5
1%
12%
9%
31
31
12
12
10
32%
32%
12%
61 %
60%
62
25
68%
66%
68%
45
■■■
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50
80c
Apr
99c
Mar
<
."
250
CD CO
1,045
137
Jan
27% Mar
Jan
32%
66c
■
Jan
5%
29%
■■■
Apr
Apr
7%
Jan
37
12 %
Feb
Apr
Jan
47
42%
Jan
46
39
40
396
25%
Jan
40
Apr
47c
700
23c
Jan
48c
Apr
35
90%
Jan
215
7%
Jan
90%
Jan
11% Mar
18%
Apr
4% Mar
16% Mar
Jan
44% Mar
37%
38%
49 %
50%
.
50%
0
2
Jan
61
34%
Jan
40% Mar
1,033
44%
Jan
51%
3% Mar
class
4%
Jan
8% Mar
50
4%
Jan
6
38%
250
25
Jan
11%
200
10
Jan
18%
18%
160
36%
:
8
5%
11 %
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19%
500
17%
Jan
9%
9%
100
7%
Jan
Jan
Apr
12% Mar
21
Apr
International
300
6
31
20
25
Jan
33
12'A
10
11%
Feb
12%
Apr
10
Jan
15'%
Apr
15%
Jan
19%
8%
:•
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15
5
common;
—
Harvester
common
$6 preferred
Power
8%
19%
19%
50
1
1%
1%
245
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(W B)
Co
Apr
1% Mar
13%
15'A
808
23
300
19
Jan
23%
Feb
16 %
125
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
5%
v
5%
100
4%
Jan
G %
Feb
7%
Jan
■V: 15 %
Aor
70%
•
68%
-
71%
90
63
Jan
73% Mar
67%
68%
291
57
Jan
70
4%
;
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capital—
Apr
Apr
15%
•
16%
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265
8%
23
15%
0
*
*
10% Mar
31
-
^•
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Inland Steel Co capital
>
Apr
38%
12%
-
•
Illinois Central RR common..—„100
Products
:i:;-
9%
0
c
Apr
7%
5%
'
0
.1
Katz
45
198
3%
Jan
Kellogg Switchboard common.——0
Kentucky Util Co Jr cumu pfd—50
Jan
93%
1,550
14
Apr
68%
92%
41% Mar
37%
Apr
29%
16
Feb
Jan
Mar
100
10%
69
20
4%
4%
6%
15
240
33
Apr
18
550
200
1,200
Jan
Jan
18
11%
18%
3%
Jan
60%
9%
Apr
4'A
10
1
Jan
9%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
:•
12
200
12
Mar
4%
Apr
12% Mar
Apr
63%
100
15%
16 %
12 %
900
9
Feb
Feb
1% Mar
1.585
100
9%
Apr
Apr
30
42%
common—25
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt common.
Jarvis
9%
33%
4%
com..——
Hupp Motor Car common..—.
Interstate
Jan
Dk
Independent Pneumatic Tool v t
45c
.'—'i* ':
1
•
Jan
Jan
19
625
32%
32%
2% Mar
23%
280
11%
__
140
*
Harvey Inc common
Lndiana Steel
24%
50
i5c:
37%
11
18
•
common—
10%
% 24c
37%
6%
Jan
3 Yu
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Jan
20
6%
Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
4,245
250
23
41%
Apr
6%
79c
14%
18
10
common
common—
&
3%
36c
24
3%
^
Harnischfeger Corp common——10
Heilman Brewing Co gen capital.—1
770
35c
Jan
500
Apr
343
71c
21
200
6%
1
common—4.
Rubber common.
9 V4
71c
24
5
common
Inc,
5%
Jan
Api-
14
—0
Corp
8%
86
38%
0
common.—
common—..—
Motors
5%
90
Jan
350
1
Corp common
9%
301
31%
14%
5.
...
Transport
5%
103% 104%
20
27
10
1
104%
Apr
37%
6
Gillette Safety Razor common,.
5% Mar
95
32
1%
13%
Apr
Mar
122
Jan
•
—0
common——
Co common
15c
'■%
4%
35
Mar
10
26%
'.LL '
—1
Auto—
Brewing
75c
28%
6
38
1,000
24
5
20
13%
37%
15
common
Drive
(Peter)
200
708
Apr
Apr
40
12%
—1
common—
4,246
60c
Inc
16%
40
40
v;
Apr
Fuller Mfg
/
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13
Eddy Paper Corp (The)—•
27 %
243%
33%
•
„0
——..
100
1%
32%
common—.2
455
55c
1%
*
Car
Motor
Apr
Jan
Jan
100
Apr
Apr
La
Drug
Apr
20% Mar
100
Co
1
common
Ext Univ
Salle
Co common....
$3.50 preferred
4%
6%
45
"
—5
common
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Lincoln Printing
—
1 Va
_7
0
6 u2
Loudon Packing common
0
Field
13
McCord
;v;;
common
—
McWilliams
& Mfg
Dredging
50
100
10
common
41
Jan
4% Mar
7%
46
Apr
Apr
%
Feb
250
%
Jan
Apr
1% Mar
100
9%
Jan
16% Mar
1%
50
6%
4,250
1%
13
5
Jan
1% Mar
7%
4
50
2%
Jan
4 %
Feb
9
9'A
200
•7%
Feb
9 %
A pi-
6%
6'A
650
2%
Feb
6'% Mar
835
14% Mar
13%
13%
33%
33%
20%
19%
21
320
12
—0
Co class A
0
12
12
100
Corp common
Rad
4%
6%
45
4
9
•
Marshall
6 %
1%
''"L— '
0
Lindsay Lt & Chemical common—0
Line Material Co common
—5
Masonite
9%
20
10
Jan
32%
Jan
37 % Mar
13
Jan
21
Apr
9%
Jan
12
Apr
1%
Jan
Apr
Merch & Manufacturers Sec-
RR—
series
A
1970
51
52
$4,500
40%
Jan
54
Apr
Ry—
page
1643.
1948
104% 104%
4,000
103%
Jan
104%
Apr
A
1
common—
Mickelberry's Food Prod common
West Corp capital
Middle
Midland
.....
see
Jan
10%
20%
100
—...
common
38
22
36%
50c
1%
5
25
4%s series A...
For footnotes
14%
20
Apr
0
Street
220
90
Dodge Mfg Corp common—.—-—0
5
4%%
19%
18%
Cohn—
&
Apr
Preferred
Api-
20%
1
conimoiu
Apr
Class
&
,•;/: Apr
2%
18%
30
common
Rubber
11
18%
-'
7 '/c cumulative preferred-..-.100
Cunningham Drug Stores ——2%
Bonds
Boston
25
common
Apr
59
2.50
Westinghouse Electric
Jan
Mar
100
Co
Jan
1%
16%
33 %
100
Ry Co.
7
20
22%
5
Inc
1,220
2%
Jan
*
Mass
10%
Jan
Jan
100
System
Jan
4% Mar
16'%
15%
0
Jan
10
Vermont &
24%
Jan
10%
Great
Tunnel
Jan
2%
10'A
10%
—50
common
19%
100
*
&
21%
1.100
120
pfd partic shares
42
U
Metal
5.700
4%
2%
131
*
Rubber
Apr
24%
4 %
B..—
165
25
S
Mar
2%
560
class
c
33%
United Shoe Machinery Corp
6% cumulative preferred
Utah
Apr
9%
Feb
15%
20
—
76%
Jan
1%
22 3»
3%
Co
Jan
3%
300
21%
t c_——1
Inc
67%.
2,450
2%
24 %
24%
270
9
2%
15%
3%
Drill
Apr
Container Corp of Amer common——20
307
(The)
Apr
15%
•
t
v
57 %
——25
Jan
46
Jan
Continental Steel
1,784
Webster Inc
Torrington
Mar
11%
Apr
8%
.....
74%
42
363
Apr
Mar
8%
9
•■—•—•
•
;
r
sh
pt
32
*
Assn.
72%
108 y
Apr
36%
Quincy Mining Co___
74%
Jan
14%
7%
;
15%
72
104
20
46
14%
Jan
30
32
0
RR
50
45
1
56%
——
Pennsylvania
65%
71 %
104
15%
25
common
common
32%
Assn Inc
Mills
44'A
Feb
35%
Colony RR-
Jan
Jan
.—*
North Butte Mining—_—5
Old
38%
1,150
Mar
11%
35%
& Hartford RR
N H
Mar
23
•
England Tel & Tel—
Y
4%
120
Horders
N
71%
-
Feb
Jan
43%
104
•
19
11%
2
11.350
.
VflTW: Apr
290
0
—
71%
104
0
57%
...—.100
Narragansett Racing
42%
'
Jan
14%
c
Dayton
preferred———50
Nash-Kelvinator
42%
4
Jan
9%
32
•
Mergenthaler Linotype
3%
Apr
17%
V t
Jan
15
v
3%
3%
9
11
Apr
——*
Associates
80
200
18%
11
8%
7
100
preferred
Mass
7
Apr
Jan
%
Maine Central RR common—,
8
Apr
Apr
46%
2%
85
Theatres
Boston
%
104
701
1%
common—
Jan
Jan
6 %
1%
■1%
....
(Del)
cumulative
6%
67
18%
10
_
Corp
Co—
General
Lamson
Jan
92%
26
Common
*
...
70
Mar
Consumers
General
Copper
330
Feb
Mai-
n
30
*
Kennecott
14,150
19%
83
Consolidated
Jan
Royale Copper—
%
45%
104
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
4%
Class B
Isle
69%
Apr
3%
Bakeries class A
15%
100
700
Apr
Mar
'
42%
7
5
100
%
Apr
8%
25
Apr
Fairbanks Morse
Hathaway
Jan
7%
369
Gillette Safety Razor Co
20%
7%
7
1
General Electric
19
Jan
6
1
Stores
16% Mar
Feb
5%
Jan
Eversharp
First
Edison
Jan
11%
Jan
6%
Service
18%
!A
42%
5
1
common
12%
50
1%
Jan
Association
Public
Apr
3% Mar
4% Mar
Jan
;
17%
1,486
78
%
___•
100
—
Jan
Jan
100
18%
104
1%
13%
32
B——100
—
Apr
Mar
3%
6 %
common
Preferred
5%
33%
40
18
5% preferred adjustment
16
19
76 %
0
common
Utensil
50
300
...5
common..
3
24%
•
100
preferred
13
Feb
Jan
5 %
Eastern Mass Street Ry common.
100
6% 1st preferred series A—_—,.100
6%
50
7
Jan
Jan
50
105
prior preferred-.
16%
4%
4
26%
39% Mar
175
8%
preferred
100
150
Jan
5 %
8%
;
6%
34
5%
Associates—
....
400
Feb
5%
8 "2
—♦
Apr
5 %
5%
8>A
Co
Range
Feb
9%
500
com.—50c
Chrysler Corp common
Jan
1%
28
15%
Jan
24%
Light pfd—0
Shaft
8%
355
19%
Jan
5%
8%
—...
Alum
Jan
13%
8%
1
2%
—;i—10
_
&
30
.—5
...
pfd
common
33
4
16
XT-'---.
convert preferred——.0
capital
0
Chicago Yellow Cab capital—.
*
Common
Crane Co
Service
S6
Util
859
5%29%
Mar
250
5 %
16
Towel
Jan
3,724
Apr
8%
.
.30
preferred—
14
5%
100
Calumet & Hecla
Cities
Corp
Convertible
Feb
6%
6
350
38%
19
i- I
„iq
Chicago Corp common
Burrell
24
—•—-
RR——
Power
Apr
Apr
1 Va
Jan
16%
5
.
Co common-
12
95%
Jan
33%
common..-..__1
Cherry
Jan
Jan
450
9
3
Apr
Apr
%
5%
•:
10
West
Apr
Jan
33 %
2%
32%
•
l
_
Serv
112
62%
100
Providence
&
75
Jan
165
3
pid stamped—iuu
1st preferred———100
Boston Personal
Boston
104
808
27
-
5%
—
29
100
1st
Stamped
37%
6%
preferred--..——.^.—0
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•
;
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17%
100
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class D
38%
common——.10
Central
Jan
100
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65%
—__100
Stamped
10%
14%
1
:
Mar
13% Mar
3%
600
19%
8%
l
preferred
(A
28
8% class B 1st preferred———100
7 Ve
18%
14%
8%
5
32
Jan
640
14%
;
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2.635
5
—
Apr
4%
6
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capital...—.—0
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127%
5%
5%
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conv
Co
5
5%
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.
17%
stamped——100
33 %
10
common
64%
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pfd
capital
...•
29
..
prior preferred
100
common———0
Secur
RR—•
7%
33%
1
15%
Wire—
65
.100
Ry.—
Traveler Corp
33%
Illinois
20
94%
250
Illinois
2,923
11 %»
1 %
Central
v8
29%
1 %
Central
26%
112
93%
94%
25
Elevated
Common stainpeu
5 </«
112
100
Albany RR
&
►—4 O O
11%
Boston Herald
Boston
1
Inc
Edison
Boston
i
Jan
Jan
Chain Belt
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Apr
Jan
common.
cumul
Jan
./
Apr
6
Jan
3
10
Corp
(E
<E L)
17%
144% 148
7%
50
3
147%
128%
common
&
Bros
38
24%
*
Anaconda Copper
High
Jan
Apt'
932
:
7%
24%
Tel
&
3
10
36%
1.400
Range Since January 1
Low
3
Jan
3,300
Corp
Fence
Bunte
.
High
■■■
25%
5%
Co capital—
Sons
&
Bruce Co
Shares
251
15%
common—..
Brewing
Warner
Castle
Par
Alles & Fisher Inc
of Prices
Apr
34%
147%
common
Butler Brothers
for Week
17
14%
Corp
Aviation
Common
:f
13% Mar
Jan
5%
Brown
from official sales lists
Friday
Jan
12%
•5%
.
Brach
April 24 to April 30»both inclusive, compiled
11
•-•"•%
Binks Mfg
Exchange
150
200
145
4
Co
Apr
Jan
550
16%
5%
3
Radio
6'%
2%
5 %
12%
15%
Wheel
Blessing
Apr
5
3
Borg
Boston Stock
100
common
Washer
Mfg
Apr
7%
6
100
33%
common
Bastian
Apr
14%
Jan
10
50
5
Aviation Corp (Delaware)—
Automatic
50 Va
Jan
10
7%
common——1
common
Investment
Truss
capital
Jan
13%
16
•
Co
•41%
50%
11 '
12%
16
Co
Tel
Mfg Co
Belmont
1975
4s
Transit Co
Mfg
&
62% Mar
7%
•
High
Jan
13%
common—
Equipment Co
Belden
Bonds—
Baltimore
Tel
Low
51%
50
5
L
Range Since January 1
High
58%
—0
common
Shares
58%
25
common.——0
Gas Co
&
•
common
common-
Aetna Ball Bearing common...
Fidelity & Deposit
of Prices
Low
Acme Steel
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
1.00 Mar
4,412
10%
61%
,
Low
17%
1.60
-.10%
Light & Power com-'
Last
Range Since January 1
High
17
Week's
Fritlay
Shares
of Prices
Par
Baltimore
Consol.
Range
Sale Price
April 2+ to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sales
for.Week
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Chicago Slock Exchange
official sales lists
to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from
United
Common
——
conv
pfd
3%
3'A
250
3% Mar
1
5
4%
4'A
50
3%
Feb
4% Mar
8%
8%
8%
6,500
4%
Jan
0
10%
10%
11%
1,500
8%
Jan
9 % Apr
11% Mar
%
800
*
--
16
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%
Apr
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& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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157
1639
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stock
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2
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3%
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Apr
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Jan
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%
Feb
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10%
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Jan
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Jan
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41
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41
Apr
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—
—_
1.400
10%
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%
39%
41%
880
333a
Jan
41 %
Apr
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Apr
Last
<
Apr
600
%
——
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Ward
8
3%
%
common
——-..v.
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4 1
2%
v t c
Chemical Co
Monroe
Week's
Friday
2%
2 %
—-.100
prior lien.———_i™_—_100
preierrecl class A.—100
preferred class A..~_—100
& Hart $1 prior preferred
10
prior lien__
Exchange
April 24 to Apvil 80 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
High
Low
Utilities—
Midland
7 %
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
Low
Cleveland Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
Akron
Brass
American
Manufacturing—
Coach
&
Brewing Corp of
City
&
Ice
Cleveland
Cliffs
__
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preferred™
0
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74
85
10%
60
a
14%
68
common
68
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•
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15
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59
Jan
71
1,206
10%
Jan
147 b
68
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200
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Feb
100
8 %
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4%
6 74
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8%
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3
America
Shares
47 b
5
™
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Corp
Low
.50
Body..
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Apr
Mar
|
National
Cylinder Gas
National
Pressure Cooker
Standard
National
common
Northern Paper Mills common.
Northwest
Bancorp,
Prior
Omnibus
Corp
Peabodv
Coal
preferred
6%
Poor & Co class B
(The)
Co
Potter
Steel
Car
Process
Corp
(The)
Quaker
Oats
Co
Jan
20%
Mar
99
Mar
U
S
Mar
32
;
Apr
Mar
8%
75
4%
Jan
9%
550
7/B
Jan
2% Mar
10%
335
6%
Jan
250
110
8 %
8%
100
2%
2%
8'/a
5
*
1
*
12
12
69%
10
Apr
217 b
12%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
32%
30%
32%
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16
28%
Jan
1%
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Jan
7
Jan
2%
200
11%
254
15%
16 VB
250
14 Vb
Jan
2%
Portland
Ohio
Acme
Refining,
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38%
Mar
50
Apr
75
.
go
Apr
267
30%
Jan
357b
Feb
145
18%
Jan
25
Apr
4
Jan
6
Feb
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472
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14Vb
52
12
Feb
14%
35 %
35%
125
30
Jan
35%
Apr
16
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48
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35
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Jan
16%
35
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Apr
1%
Feb
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40
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Jan
7%
225
6
Feb
8 74
7
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55
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200
4
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20
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9%
30
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4%
150
225
30
6 4.4
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ft
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29%
>
6%
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297b
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Weinberger
4,200
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1 %
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80
Jan
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125
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B
8574
4
79
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A
6 74 Mar
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3%
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65
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class
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57a
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ft
new
preferred
National
...
13%
2074 Mar
Jan
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Apr
Apr
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2%
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Electric
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Central
-
common
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common :lio
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13
945
(A
Jan
19% Mai-
48
;
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McKee
35:,4.
50
100
Sessions
Leland
Apr
6
2%
650
&
Jan
77
25
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...
Steamship
Apr
23
400
Lamson
35%
56
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#
Rubber
&
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Jaeger Machine
General
27%
300
2%
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ft
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Lakes
Jan
40
55
a
.
Addressograph-Multigraph
525
16
B.
Goodyear Tire
Great
Co
20
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—--
—
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6
2%
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Jan
26
15%
&
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Apr
5%
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4%
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■
25%
15 7
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,
...
Controller
71%
Jan
59%
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Mar
Manufacturing
Elect
Van
3 Va
Jan
7%
250
2
Jan
19
803
3 •'
3 Va
Mar
1%
> 300
12
68%
2% Mar
92
2%
200
20%
20%
20 V'i
Apr
Jan
70
200
11%
Feb
1%
1%
87%
Eaton
Apr
Jan
5174
Feb
117
a
Apt18% Mar
24%
2.200
22%
Jan
25%
Apt-
213
29-
Jan
35%
Apr
-—25
47%
49%
•251
42
Jan
50%
11%
12%
1.050
8%
Feb
12%
11
11
400
8
Jan
82%
oarbiae
<K
Steel
capital
Transp
common
cumulative
80%
460
79 Vb
Jan
85 Vb
68%
105
597 b
Jan
70%
Mar
22%
25
800
16%
Jan
25
...
54%
56
Members
Mar
67%
24%
•
——...
preferred
Utah Radio Products common
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Apt-
Apr
Mat-
12
68%
5
capital
1
82
•
20
common.
Lines
Air
^—.
Carbon
Co
24 *'2
25
15
capital
capital-.;
Gypsum
7%
Jan
52%
Jan
46 %
(J R) common..————2
(The) common—
.L-25
Co
United
23 %
316
35%
Corp
Thompson
S
549
:
82.
Feb
70
910
78
24 Va
International
U
A]>r
34%
&
Swift
Onion
Apr
3%
1%
—50c
capital
Co
Swift
Trane
22 %
Feb
87 %
Stewart Warner Corp common
—5
tounuauaiiu
Macniiic Tool common
5
Texas
Jan
2%
2%
common...i.—__1
Brewers Xnc
Sterling
14%
8,350
•
Inc., common—
2
Standard
Dredging common.
1
Preferred ——.——.20
inuiana
100
3%
Va
Spiegel,
oi
7% Mar
Jan
4%
*
Corp class B common. ..
1
Souiii Bend Lathe Works capital—5
Oil
Jan
3,200
6%
10%
1
....
56~
260
95
22%
8
Serrick
SUiiuaio
60
2 Vb
2%
.1
capital..
capital...
Co
18.
78
*
common
common
&
Apr
30%
common...—
Cummins
Roebuck
Sears
Apr
52%
Electric Co common.
Schwitzcr
19%
14 •%
..100
Raytheon Mfg Co common..
6%
preferred
—...
Sanganio
Apr
Jan
29%
common.......
Pressed
Apr
14%
51%
1
Apr
10%
50
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital
Apr
18
35
3%
78
100
.——
capital..
RR
Peunsuvatua
15%
Jan
500
22
3 '4-i
o
.
30%
Jan
14%
6 %
22 7b
B_-__
common
Jan
18%
6%
common....._10
(The)
Co
Pen
Paraer
Apr
Apr
8%
12
100
'■
8*4
33
2338
450
1.050
15%
17
90%
93
6
__
Jan
18
7%
common
Jan
18%
common—
preferred-.—100
lien preferred—
100
West Uti!
North
Jan
4%
14
common—.—*
*
lnc
Airunes
Nonnwest
30
15
17
20
American Car common.—
Norm
33
28%
capital-J.___.-5
Nob.itt-Sparks 2nd Xnc
8%
33
9%
26%
200
14%
8
2
-—.—It)
common
200
200
14
14
1
common
56
:
112%
.
59
Jan
>
Apr
4%
Jan
Chicago Stock
Exchange
Associate
Exchange
Apr
119%
Jan.;
2
800
4
3%
47%
727
223
117% 118%
100
1
Stock
Detroit
York Curb
New
York Stock Exchange
New
Apt-
Apr
27%
Ford
DETROIT
Building
Apr
27%
454
20%
Jan
100
33%
34%
234
26%
Jan
35%
Apt-
Westinghouse Elec & Mlg common_._50
93 Va
93 %
10
80%
Jan
95 Vb
Mar
9
Mar
Co
Walgreen
2G74
•
common.
Union Tel common—
Western
Wieboldt
Oil-O-Matic
Indust
Woodall
71
Co
100
5%
Jan
3 Va
100
■«>1%
Feb
550
Jan
7%
Telephone: Randolph 5530
43b Mar
7%
Apr
5%
6%
1,200
3%
Jan
6%
66%
207
58 %
Jan
70%
Mar
6 %
6%
6 %
100
4%
Jan
7
Mat-
29%
237 a
29%
306
19%
Jan
30%
Detroit Stock Exchange
Apr-
66%
*
Jri
8 Vb
7%
_»
Apr
6 %
2
common.-..
•
Yatcs-Amer Maclv- capital,. ———-5
(Wm
Wrtaiey
Vb
3%
common
Bankshares common—_*
Wisconsin
8
8%
Stores lnc commonr.^...
Williams
26%
capital—
-r
Corp
common
Friday
Mining—
Copper
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Curuss-Wright
Genera! Electric
common
Interlake Iron Corp common
L)
(Glenn
Martin
Co common
Corp..
York Central RR capital..-
Nash-Kelvinator
New
Pure
1.050
24%
Jan
31%
55%
45%
Jan
577b
Apr
67 b
35%
30%
Jan
8%
•:? 201
9
i
20%
21%
8%
9%
790
■'
107 a
Apr
19.'.
1.650
10%
Jan
197),
1.650
15%
Jan
25%
Api-
26% ,Jan
,'?.V 357b
Jan
18 Vb
Apt-
33%
235
18%
2.800
__•
Republic Steel Corp common
*
Standard Brands common—.
•
Standard Oil of New Jersey capital—25
17%
16%
6 7/s
9%
7.200
11
17%
11
Apr
19 %
Apt-
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
54%
Apr
5%
Jan
12
Apr
25 Va
Jan
393b
Apr
.
394
54%
10%
12
39%
220
15%
—
Jan
46%
590
38%
.
Apr
Jan
14
53%
12
i-
5
755
6%
1
10
—1
McLaren common—
Burroughs Adding Machine.,..
common.—L.
*
Milner
Crowley,
Cleveland
Edison
common
Detroit
Gasket
common..
16 VB
190
v
2.025
•
12%
Jan
17%
Apr
Apr
Last
Sale Price
Steel
Detroit
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
Corp
common..
20
Mach—
Laundry
Mills
Carthage
Paper
Champ
Churngold
Preferred
50
50
*
.1.1:—21—"
:
100
Wood Industries
Gar
Finance
General
General Motors
Insulation
Formica
Art
Gibson
Kahn
Shares
Grand
Low
26 %
176
100
3
70
.;
19%
10
95
10,
20
97
8 Va
10"
•
;
215
8%
637
16%
35
69
16%
16%
65
314
50
3%
62
/
62
1
20%
1
%
70
-"
17%
High
Jan
27
Mar
Jan
3
Apr
Apr
70
Apr
Jan
20 %
Apr
Jan
5
81 %
10 %
Apr
Jan
97
Apr
7% Mar
60
Jan
9%
Jan
2%
Jan
58
9
Jan
70
Jan
17%
Apr
3 % Mar
Feb
Jan
67
7%
Jan
10% Mar
9%
*
*
23%
23%
10
16%
Jan
25
Mar
25
2514
91
20
Jan
26
Feb
—'*
8%
8%
200
6%
9
Apr
30%
151
24%
——
———
T
29
Kroger
L——...
Magnavox
National
Pumps
—
Preferred
Procter
& Gamble common
Randall
U
S
"B"__,
Playing Card———
U S Printing
22
*
2.50
—
0
10
*
75
Feb
Feb
30%
Apr
4%
22
4%
4
11
200
252
a
1%
2%
3
1%
%
25
2%
Feb
20
1
Jan
2
Feb
2%
53%
55%
525
48%
Jan
3%
16
2%
Jan
36%
36%
20
4
3
120
30 V8
3
4%
Feb
3%
54 %
—■*
-10
*
23
56
4
Feb
Apr
Mar
Rolling
City Ice & Fuel
25
General
Standard
For
Motors
Brands
footnotes
*
10
*
——
..—
see
page
14
1643.
13%
14%
——0
—
Columbia Gas
Apr
5
Apr
Jan
3
Jan
19 Va
Feb
12%
100
4 74
2.190
2
Jan
4%
Apr
15 Va
15 7 b
157b
150
15
Jan
15%
Apr
27%
29%
200
26
Feb
27% Mai-
574
5%
100
3 %
6
Apr
1%
1%
200
1% Mar
1%
Feb
3%
Jan
6
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
common.
--."V
—
57b
578
37 b
507'a
50%
27b
3
.
1%
66c
57b
8%
*
1
76c
81c
8,475
6
v
common
400
2
50%
265
44
Jan
50%
Apr
Jan
3
Apr
1,700
Jan
2
Mar
100
174
66c
53c
Mar
524
6 %
8 34
1G0
;
7,092
83c
100
3
70c
--
%
Jan
12% Mar
83c
565
3
3
.1
...1
—
12% Mar
3%
75c
1,900
Oil
17a
1
1
Michigan Die Casting—
common
27c
1
common—
Michigan Silica
1%
—1
Products common
McClanahan
....
common
1%
4%
4%
51c
1%
49c
Jan
Jan
65c
Apr
6%
Feb
9%
Apr
83c
Apr
Jan
3
Mar
Feb
75c
Apr
Jan
Motor
Products
Motor
Wheel
Packard
Parke
Car
Motor
Davis
•
common
common
—4
Peninsular
common
Prd
Mtl
".?A
River
Raisin
*
Standard Tube,
Stearns
common—_—
common
B
(Fred'k) common—-—
3%
3%
49%
6
%
14
185
14%
274
4Vo
546
51
6%
10%
Mar
Mar
38% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
10%
2
Jan
15%
14%
Apr
Apr
Jan
47b
Apr
142
44 %
Jan
51%
Apr
210
4%
Jan
7
Feb
1%
Jan
1 Vb Mar
4%
Apr
5%
i7«
1%
500
1 %
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
15 %
Apr
;;
.
62c
Apr
15%
%
4 7b
15%
503
17%
15%
■
10%
17%
200
11%
Jan
18'%
Apr
874
8%
214
5%
Jan
9 %
Apr
47b
567
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
00
4%
28
8%
8%
,ee
598
8 Vb
223
1.125
28
5%
Jan
29% Mar
Jan
8%
Apr
Apr
1%
17b
1%
Jan
1 %
2
2
2
410
1 %
Jan
2% Mar
97b
9 7b
253
4%
Jan
9%
27 b
234
3
350
2%
Jan
3 Vb Mar
2%
27 b
2 %
300
1%
Jan
14 7 b
14 7b
250
10%
Jan
14%
4%
4 •%
100
2%
Jan
4%
2%
27a
700
V,
Jan
2%
174
13'4
200
IV.
Jan
2
15 Va
295
13 %
Jan
15%
Apr
100
1 vb
Jan
1%
Apr
—
15%
76c
'
Jan
Jan
Mar
2% Mar
100
1
—1
*
2
1%
500
common
Pattern
Apr
Jan
650
300
——10
Manufacturing common.—1
Simplicity
28c
1
••
Paper common
Scotten-Dillon
Jan
Jan
17 b
—*
*
common..—,:—1
Prudential Invest common.-—1
Reo Motors common—
——.—1
Rickel (H W) common
.2
Parker-Wolverine
-h
1
13c
5%
5
10
——
...
Apr
1% Mar
1.000
1
17a
——*
common..
common
Murray Corp
3%
47b
common...——50c
Abrasive
Mid-West
Jan
5.000
1 vb
28c
2
2 Va
1
1
Sugar
1.350
3%
5%
'J*
Micromatic Hone common
Michigan
3%
3%
2
common
Apr
2%. Mar
Apr
Apr
Apr
Mar
Tivoli
Union
U S
Brewing,
common
Investment
—
common
—
S
Graphite common.——
4 %
5
2
4 7b
100
3%
Jan
4% Mar
8 74
1
0
common.———1
Preferred
——
50
Universal Cooler class A
*
Class B
*
Warner Aircraft common
——1
Wayne Screw Prod common.——:
^4
Wolverine Brewing common—
1
U
2
874
100
8%
Apr
8%
Apr
3
500
1%
Jan
3
Apr
125
16%
Feb
3%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
1% Mar
3
Radiator
20 74
20%
—,
Mill
Apr
3 Va
Jan
Unlisted—
American
12%
Jan
37a
3
1
——_10
Products common.
Wines
Sheller
Lunkenheimer
Jan
1
12%
common.—...5
Drug
9%
17%
Apr
4%
1
1
Valley Brewing common—.1
Lamp
Apr
12%
common—
common...
Masco Screw
Range Since January 1
9%
—
3,795
'
———10
Eagle-Picher
2.650
VB
Apr
1%
18
—1
Brewing common..
Graham-Paige common
Goebel
LaSalle
68 %
—
——
26-%
10
8%
Corporation
4 7b
6 Va
Jan
18
■
High
19%
96%
Drug
1.950
37 a
4
____*•
common
Frankenmuth Brewing common
Kingston
for Week
Range
of Prices
70
pld——100
—
J;
3
*
—:
Cincinnati Telephone
Crosley
-
class A—J—'.—-—100
& Fibre—
Cincinnati Street
Dow
26
3
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
3 7b
Jan
1%
18 VB
;—_—3
common..
Federal Motor Truck
Kinsel
Sales
Week's
Low
Par
American
HO
3 7b
3%
1%
117 b
v
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
Burger Brewing
150
4 %
5.158
8%
1
...5
Hurd Lock & Mfg common
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
STOCKS-—;
7b
Jan
..1
common
Hudson Motor Car, common—
/
6
5%
100
20
;
Stove
Detroit-Michigan
74
11%
—% vll
common—10
Nav
&
Detroit
8
1%
1
"
High
Low
High
5%
C 7b
Range Since January 1
Shares
8 74
1
Brown,
Hall
April 21 to April 30 both
L010
Mar
17
Coach class B
Jan
25%
32 %
Yellow Truck &
237b Mar
Jan
-
6%
23%
17%
Rubber Co common
Apr
17%
97 b
S.
97 b
187 b
33%
Studebakcr Corp common
Apr
Apr
25 %
10%
U.
18
280
5
*
America common
Apt-
97b
for Week
of Prices
common—.——5
Forge
Drop
Detroit
capital
Radio Corp of
-
Jan
6
69
377b
Jan
1,029
8 %
36 %
V
Jan
150
36%
8 %
Atlas
Baldwin Rubber common
56;
429
64%
62%
a':
Par
Apr
486
(The) common
lnc
Oil Co
common...
Apr
29%
*
•
*
Pictures
Paramount
Pullman
64'2
•
*
•
Co.—
9%
,
b
28 7
1
—4
Jan
54 %
29 31
50
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
Anaconda
6 Vb
1.010 v
9
8%
9
Radiator fe St San com—
American
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Unlisted Stocks-
Week's
Last
Radio
Zenith
from official sales lists
April 24 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled
Mar
5%
17 s
5 74
100
17a
1%
950
1 %
l3b
2.465
4%
47b
125
3c
5c
3,300
68c
1%
4
2c
Jan
Jan
Mar
22%
Apr
1% Mar
,5
7c
Mar
Mar
THE COMMERCIAL
1640
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, May 3, 1943
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Los
Angeles Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
April SI to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Last
Low
•y-'F'FFF'F1--/ PaT
Range Since January 1
Low
High
50c
3%
3%
33/a
Bandini Petroleum Company--—-.——1
Barker Bros Corp 5%% preferred—50
4%
43/8
43/8
37%
373/4
California
Packing
1.25
5C
Preferred
——————*
5
68 3%
Jan
74%
Apr¬
7Va
Jan
il
Jan
U
8%
8%
22%
•/
■
Pub
Curtis
Prior
Co
Electric
,/
Development Co—;————--1
9%
9%
74%
Hudson Motor Cor Co———
Jan
35
Apr
National
Jan
50%
Apr
Lane-Wells
1274
432
37%
288
26%
Jan
36%
Apr
39 74
481
34
Jan
39%
Apr
,;j
9
14
Jan
Aircraft
Mar
21%
1
57 %
57%
Pacific
Jan
Jan
10
1.55
Jan
40c
Feb
2,000
17%
power &
Jan
574
Apr
111
16% Jan
35%
Apr
38%
3834
39%
130
33% Jan
40%
Feb
50%
49%
51
557
Jan
51%
Apr
4% Jan
8%
Apr
3%
7%
Apr
5%
Apr
8%
' 7%"
8%
6%
7%
Jan
60
35c
Jan
45c
1,610
25
28%
464
23%
273/i
250
263/4
Feb
40%
60
34%
Jan
*
10%
10%
55
3%
4%
1,730
28%
4.4V/
preferred
5%
7
Philadelphia Elec. Power 8 c/c
Philco
Apr
Mar
273A
5%%
preferred
Ranch
Rice
Oil
Oil
Richfield
50
—*
48%
Security Co units of ben int
United
•
—_
32
210
22
100
5
•'
100
29%
Co—
of
Sunray
Oil Corp.
Superior Oil
1
■—
—
.
/,
•
i';-
;
25
—
26
.
•^
Transamerica
*
39
Jan
32
Oil
California
of
4
10%
93/8
9%
Jan
183/4
■'
s ■■■/'
Jan
26 %
36
Apr
1%
Jan
53 74
Jan
9
70
3 3/4
69
Jan
11%
Jan
.674
4,892
93/4
Apr
Apr
Apr
Allegheny Ludlum Steel...
Arkansas Nat Gas Co
Preferred
—
1,850
15%
Blaw-Knox
Apr
Byers
6%
Jan
3%c
874
6,000
3c
.
20
874
12% Apr
3 %c
Apr
Jan
5 "/:/
5
55%
5%
663
:?'///
(A M)
Pitt
63%
64 Va
5
a32%
:
>
10
25
*
•
a44%
1
Lone
Walker
Star
9%
Apr
144 3/i
Apr
674 Jan
131%
Feb
>
19%
3%
Co
5
:
/
Gas
34%
General
Foods
Goodrich
(B
Nickel
F)
14
12%
Feb
1574
Apr
21% Jan
25%
Apr
/
313/4
Apr
Pitts Screw &
// 53/4
Apr
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry common.
Jan
5674
4
■/:
:.
■
*
3%
Jan
12%
Feb
1774
Apr
63
617's
Feb
69
6% Apr
4274
29% Feb
Jan
Jan
2
375
11
Kennecott
York
Central
North
American
Bolt
San Toy Mining-.
Oil &
6
100
10
4
3,145
2
lS/8
1%
North
American
—
_
•
-
New common
..
—
.
j
—F
Jan
7%
202
5% Jan
Pictures,
Pennsylvania
Pure
Oil
RR
1
25c
Jan
95c
3174
Feb
35
50
9%
Jan
93%
94%
137
Sears,
Roebuck
&
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co——
Southern Railway Co
*
Standard
Oil Co
Studebaker Corp
100
450
7%
21%
United
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Apr
Jan
705 Olive St.. ST. LOUIS
444
31%
Jan
3734
75
3574
Jan
35%
130
.
3674
v
37% Mar
Apr
1%
Feb
2
1922
55
3254
Apr
36
Mar
123/8
1,858
6%
Jan
12%
Apr
32%
325
Jan
35
Apr
6%
292
Members
Mar
3474
1
60
.
30
574
73/a
Jan
54
54
145
.
New York Stock Exchange
U.
S.
55
Apr
CEntral 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York Curb Exchange Associate
Postal Long Distance
Bell Teletype 8L 693
Chicago Stock Exch.
Apr
Mar
170
3674
"Feb
40%
2,023
10%
Jan
20%
Apr
Apr
193
10%
Jan
14
Apr
15%
1574
202
1074
Jan
15%
Apr
al7%
4%
17%
105
4%
770
24%
55
24
293/4
9%
1074
29%
17%
12
17
Jan
2% Jan
4%
Apr
Jan
24% Mar
353
24
Jan
173/4
555
12%
Jar.
3174 Apr
17% Apr
107/a
2.333
Jan
1074
5
Apr
45 :
14%
Jan
18
18
59%
Jan
70 Va
13
13
13
277
10%
Jan
28 34
27%
28%
200
16%
Jan
13% Apr
2934 Apr
4%
...—15
—
;
■
6%
80
31%
10
54
•
54
'
Jan
6% Mar
313/4 Mar
248
4774
Jan
9%
50
7%
Feb
11%
375
57/4
Jan
a48%
14
,
Par
American
Brown
Investors
Shoe
common.
Brew
Apr
774 Feb
11%
Apr
Dr
Pepper
1374
774
—....
For
footnotes
Co..
see
page
10
1643.
„
.
__
42%
Jan
49
974
Jan
1474 Apr
84%
Mar
6
Low
;
75
5%
Jan
38
52
31
22
22
50
15 74
Jan
574
20%
100
33/4
Jan
85
17%
Jan
9%
100
57a
97a
19
pfd—100
—
*
—5
122
6%
__
High
7%
Jan
38
22%
Jan
Apr
Apr
5% Mar
31
9%
7%
Jan
12%
International
82
55
84%
Apr
75
2774
Jan
34% Mar
550
1874
Jan
24%
Apr
1%
600
Jan
1%
Feb
Shoe
common——•
Jan
19
32
122
Apr
122
Apr
Apr
122
20
122
Apr
Apr
6%
6%
700
5%
Feb
7%
Apr
83/4
8%
20
7%
Jan
83/4
Apr
33/4
Jan
7%
230
32%
32%
775
6%
7
16
147'a
22%
290
16
1474
21
8
30
3274
Mo
1
19
7
Hydraulic Pressed Brick preferred—100
24%
1 %
6
20%
"
8
31
331
95
$4,500
90% Feb
28% Jan
774 Apr
333/4 Mar
Apr
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod common—.5
Laclede Steel common—.
—20
Portland Cement common.—.—25
55
32
Mar
36
Apr
National Candy common
55%
110
48
Jan
58 "o
Aor
Stix,
12%
13%
557
Jan
13%
Apr
Wagner
a92%
•
—
—5
common..
54%
.__._10
■
Westinghouse El & Mfg Co.——.50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
1
Woolworth (F W)
51
200
353,4
24
High
37%
1
^.—10
1
common
Ely & Walker Dry Goods 1st
Hussmann-Ligonier common
a81%
'
■
174
""I
14
.
—
Century Electric Co.———
Coca-Cola Bottling common
Columbia
Low
——1
common
Burkart Mfg common.—..
a34%
5
——
4974
Exchange
54
1174
1
Apr
28% Feb
a9%
——
Mar
'
6%
3174
-i-— '
SI. Louis Slock
April 24 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
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Sales
Friday
Week's
for Week
Last
Range
Shares
STOCKS—
Sale Price
of Prices
Range Since January 1
Mar
157a
/
1774
Corp (Delaware)
Steel Corp.^
Phone
:
St. Louis Stock Exchange
85
68%
Warner Bros Pictures Inc....5
Apr
Apr
36 74 //
13 74
'
U S Rubber Co—
Apr
22%
Apr
68s/s
—5
774
Jan
Apr
; i6%
Corp
Apr
7%
19
Texas Corp (The)—.—25
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co—
..—.10
Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp....—*
Aircraft
153/4
Apr
4%
*
United Air Lines Transport—
7%
465
Apr
35%
Jan
Huttic S & D common—.
United
,
2c
3% Mar
r
Apr
520
7%
20%
2% Jan
323/4
■
Mar
——.*
———„
Jan
2%
34%
2
40%
Jersey).——.25
Stone & Webster, Inc.—
lc
3,000
,
2%
,4
17%
capital———..25
(New
Apr
700
12%
4%
Standard Brands, Inc.—
Standard Oil of Ind
Apr
6%
100
15%
*
Co——.1
6%
Jan
7%
J;' '
._.*
Corporation of America—
Republic Steel Corp—
Jan
33%
774
Apr
4%
3%
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Apr
18%
•;
Co—.————50
Radio
2c
96%
Jan
67
674
2C
.w
CO
Mar
Apr
13% Mar
100
6
6%
4%
19% al974
a
•:
1
Co——————
Mar
Apr
73/4 Mar
Apr
54
^
:
—*
Inc
Apr
Mar
9
•
50
920
6 %
6%
*
Packard Motor Car Co——
Paramount
Apr
Apr
17% Mar
100
55C
V
-••.F
1
Jan
12%
5%
--'
*
Westinghouse Air Brake..
Jan
7
34
1
5
old com
92
146
12%
■
_*
1%
45c
'
'
-
Gas, common
13%
50
874
17%
4
34
55c
V1.'
79
973/4
7%
w-
9%
153/4
v-
'
Company.————*
Ohio Oil Co—
Apr
1% Mar
1% Jan
600
9%
32 74
,
6%
10
Jan
Jan
12%
32%
Apr
3% Mar
Jan
v
874
17
F'. "'
*
—.
8%
Jan
1%
12%
———*
Inc——_—1
Jan
98
15
•
Corp—i...
Standard Steel Springs
Apr
40
RR_
Apr
25%
Apr
4
2074
33%
——*
Aviation
Feb
1%
1%
7
40%
;'/'"
w
Montgomery Ward & Co..
New
83/4
100
10
474
a3974
.
•;
Corp..—.—*
Copper Corp
Jan
147
High
Jan
1%
165
37%
Libby McNeil & Libby common*——7
Loew's
Inc
————.————*
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—
18
183/a
505
a37%
Canada.———*
International Tel & Tel
85
50
Apr
45
Jan
20% Mar
194 /:
low
243/a
■V:3y/'
97
17%
0
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Apr
293% Feb
674
Range Since January I
High
33/i
97%
Apr
45
Shares
14%
...
Jan
500
Sales
for Week
24%
—10
Supply
Jan
48
Week's
of Prices
1%
•'/•
Jan
20
;
19%
35%
—*
Co—...
of
Co
Apr
6%
7%
Graham-Paige Motors Corp—.---1
Int'l
Apr
92
374
100
3 74
250
4574
.—*
Corp—.
8%
110%
15%
Range
_
2474
v:
Jan
Refrac
new
3274
10
1,600
y
10
_*
Co.———
Apr
Jan
Jan
5%
103
8%
■4 74.
Light Corp——*
Electric
1% Mar
28
25%
Established
General
299
6%
——_1
Share
&
Bond
Electric Power &
£
14,183
8%
6%
.1
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Electric
l%Mar
15
/
Nat Fireproofing Corp—
Pittsburgh Brewing preferred—.
Pittsburgh Forgings
■
Continental Motors Corp..
Jan
83/8
•
/■/■
10
;
5*18
32%
•
——
17%
15
—
Koppers Co preferred
Shamrock
Corp
771
1%
253/B
Brewing
-
Co
263A 28
8%
83A
109% 110%
93/,
o
common
423
V/
17 74
Corp.-*————.*
j
50,
3/4 a 43%
5%
Elec
Jan
.///_-*::
Columbia Gas Si Electric——
17%
&
Feb
Feb
V
.1
Company
8
29 Va
Aircraft—.—_
74
%
3
-
Jan
39 74
Tractor
Feb
Jan
■
\'i
—
_
common.
Jan
29%
Gas
9
Apr
43%
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
a39 %
Vultee
%
8
38% Jan
264
24%
—
6
Locomotive Works vtc——13
Cons
232
1,200
common——
6%
55%
Columbia
394
174
Low
♦
8%
14
Caterpillar
8
42%
1%
Par
Apr
50
50
Ry Co
Jan
Last
325
*
Pacific
2%
Sale Price
100
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry_—100
Aviation Corp (The)
(Del)————3
Canadian
33 Vc Mar
Friday
STOCKS—
19 % Mar
19% Mar
165
;
144% 1443/4
———5
.
Jan
y
__
Apr
Jan
8
a 43
.100
.
26%
%
13
..
30% Feb
Feb
16
8
Copper Mining Co—
Bethlehem Steel
140
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Harbison
Borg-Warner Corp
Apr
32%
April 24 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
28%
127a
3c
Smelting & Ref Co..———*■'.
Baldwin
..
10
8
'•./
■
■
■—'i.
3c
(III)——
21%
Apr
Stocks—
Armour & Co
Jan
Apr
28%
'
•
—*■
Amer Rad & Std Sani Corp————1*
Anaconda
1454
25
65
19
12%
19
Mining Co
American Viscose Corp..:
5
—
—20
a8
American Tei & Tei Co—
Apr
20%
313/8
Mountain Fuel
Unlisted
Apr
223/4
Jan
Mining Stocks-—
Amer
32%
13Jan
7
•
-
5 % Mar
.
Fort
Gold
3134 Jan
Jan
100
20 3 a
Western Air Lines Inc
Zdnda
566
692
93/4
al8%
—25
Inc...
Apr
370
30
10%
a20%
Consolidated Oil——- —10
Universal
Van de Kamp's H D Bakers
Mar
32%
41%
2735b
8%
109%
——
Mar
1,522
334
5
...—
118
3174
31%
.*
•
—
Coal
Auto Finance
Union
Jan
Apr
Jan
4,984
•
2
Western Air-
114%
2174
75
a75
10%
—
Corp
Transcontinental
Apr
30
Apr
Mar
Jan
'
Taylor Milling Corp
24
5 3/b Mar
4
2,196
-
36
33/,
•
•••'
„,**•'••
28
35%
'
•
—
Co
'
—*
——
California
Apr
301
29%
-25
preferred C-—s.—...
173/4
23%
Apr
2%
:
24
Co
Westmoreland
252
31%
Oil
Westmoreland Inc
:
31%
5% %
:
Apr
21%
17a
—
—
Feb
-
;
23%
Standard
preferred
Apr
3 74
—25
Southern Pacific
$5
10
3%
I
i-w'
preferred B
Apr
31
Jan
Southern California Edison Co Ltct1.25
6%
24
Jan
16%
':
'
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Solar Aircraft Company
Stores
32 %
23%
803
300
20%
—
*
Corp $3 preferred
48%
3%
32
474 Mar
31%
.25
Jan
1,850
39
/
20%
1
,
Preferred
Jan
43/8
32
2,808
17%
116% 116%
•
Tonopah Mining
-1
Transit Invest Corp common.——25r
Feb
7%
38%
—
30%
17
24
.—50
Corp..
43%
293
5
'
3% Jan
—
25
—3
Scott Paper common
25
1,083
9%
4%
4%
Ryan Aeronautical Co——l
Sontag Drug
30
4 3%
Jan
9%
common———•
2% Jan
1,282
Apr
11% Mar
Jan
2.10
100
48%
30
—_1
Company
Corp
300
4%
29%
4 %
2974
..50
.
Apr
40 3/i
,
pfd
Corporation
United Gas Improvement common
4 >4
Republic Petroleum Co common——1
5%
434
—
...
,
Jan
Apr
28% Mar
Jan
27%
a40%
27 %
25
44
,
436
■
Salt Dome Oil
1.75
Jan
57%
—»
—
1%
4,222
6%
•
*
Light.
57% Mar
97 %c
common.
&
5%
Pacific
Apr
—*
Reading RR common
1st preferred ■
600
44C
Apr
76%
676
10.
24% Mar
Jan
57% Mar
150
Apr
1% Mar
•:
i,,
9,060
60
40c
44C
27c
;
137
1.75
60
•10%
Apr
preferred
Lighting Corp com—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
Gas
Electric
Jan
1VW
6%
57%
1.75
Mfg Co —*————1
Dev———1
Oceanic Oil Company———1
.9 %
4%
23%
Diablo Oil Mng &
Mount
35c
Jan
5'A
voting trust ctfs
.1
Pennsylvania RR
—;
—50
Philadelphia Electric Co new common..
New preferred
Apr
100
150
23%
Menasco
82%
Jan
250
w
10
l
Corp———
Co
Oil
Mascot
10c
*
35c
57%
300
9
i%
9 3/a
Lincoln Petroleum Co
Lockheed
8%
—————1
Co—
6 3/t
32%" 33?«
Pennroad Corp
443/4
—————.1
Hupp Motor Car Corp
Mar
474
Lehigh Coal & Navigation——*
Lehigh Valley RR-—:
50
Feb
20
82 %
Mar
Feb
67% Jan
72
4%
Apr
6 3/e
105
83%
150
72%
19
Feb
Jan
3
10
9%
Apr
3378
Motors
General
Mar
796
82 %
5%, /y/Fmv
98
74%
*
Holly
18%
•
Apr
148%
Jan
•
Storage Battery
9
200
39
12%
5%
98
153/8
;_*
common
Jan
5%
32
a36%
'90
18%
-
•„„*
preferred
63
50
12%
.
■
12734
18%
..—.*.5
Feb
32
3974
450
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
33/4
63
116
9 % Mar
Feb
19%
300
Apr
4974
*
215
144'% 148%
*
—
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co——*—*
High
Low
%
11% Mar
15%
Apr
674
:
20
8%
Gladding McBean & Co——
Hancock Oil Co class A common...
Mar
690
v
Range Since January 1
High
15
——100
Budd Wheel Co.—
Apr
10
683/a
—2.50
Corp
27
36
1,506
5
10
common
Preferred
Chrysler Corp
Jan
2,490
20%
5
——1
Exeter Oil Co common A—
General Metals
20
Apr
Jan
10%
v :.■■■■'
Barber Asphalt Corp
Budd (E G) Mfg Co
/
Apr
8
a68s/8
:——*
5
Douglas Aircraft Co
•—
Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co
5c
Jan
19
33
9
Feb
22%
Mar
1674
American Stores—15%
American Tel & Tel..——....100
148%
Apr*
Apr
233/4 Mar
74%
8%
20
America—————l
-
of
Creameries
9
2c
3/4
50
10%
/
10%
Corp.————*
11%
20
v
9%
72%
7474
Consolidated Oil Corp—
Consolidated Steel
36
1.35
Jan
110
26%
9 3/8
-5
Chrysler Corp
1,000
250 '
36
—~1
Co——
5C
22%
26%
common—*
Corp
Central Investment Corp————100
Cessna Aircraft
Jan
tow
Shares
Apr
73%
385
22%
'.'Vr,
-
37%
Feb
1.420
1.50
11%
11%
Jan
• for Week
of Prices
Par
Apr
1.80
100
%
%
1.50
1
Chica Oil common——
Bolsa
Broadway Department Store Inc
*
Buckeye Union Oil Co preferred------1
Byron Jackson Company————*
4%
.
Sale Price
}:■
Jan
Las t
,
STOCKS—
Apr
75c
220
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.——1
High
3%
30a/4
350
Inc
Feb
33/a
2,690
Accessories
Aircraft
v/;/•" ' V.
••
Shares
Sales
Week's
;Range >
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
April 24 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sales
Week's
Friday
93%
40
Jan
82
1,070
2274
5
Jan
7%
Apr
153/8 Jan
18
5
12%
Jan
15'/4 Mar
2,275
1474
Jan
22%
6%
Feb
8
Apr
24% Jan
31
Apr
95
Apr
170
Feb
Apr
Jan
774
•
7
a39%
674
36
40
36
292
7%
82
274
36
Jan
Mar
7%
36
Apr
Mar
Fuller common—
Electric common
Baer &
10
15
,
55
Bonds—
St L Pub Serv 1st
mtge 5s
—1959
__
94%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
157
Volume
1641
Friday
Canadian
;
STOCKS—
lists
April 24 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales
Last
:./yy>;',
Acme
Shoe
Agnew-Surpass
Steel
Preferred
Ltd
Aluminium
Bell
&
Brazilian
Class
T
P—
&
151
100
—.—
133
Feb
103%
Feb
Jan
25%
Jan
15
Jan
20
Apr
22
197
14%
5%
North.
Corp
•
6%
6%
6%
12%
12 %
12%
36% t'
35%
36%
Canadian Bronze common
•
33 a/4
33%
33%
Canadian Car & Foundry common
•
10%
7%
preferred
participating
Celanese
Canadian
7%
preferred
*
Foreign
9%
29%
100
30
31%
com—*
Investment
Canadian Industrial Alcohol class A—•
Class
4%
Canadian Pacific Railway—:
Cockshutt
Plow
Consolidated
Mining & bmeiuug
Glass
Consumers
Cork & Seal Co
Crown
Distillers
Dominion
—* i;
—*
—
Dominion
& Coal
Sieel
Dominion
Stores,
27
125
Ltd.—
.6%
:6%
100
Preferred
common——
Jan
139
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
! Jan
5
Jan
17
.
Apr
Feb
12
Apr
11
Apr
45%
Apr
37%
.
jan
27% Mar
■22
Jan
26
28% Mar
,7
26
24%
11%
120
Apr
30%
Jan
Apr
14 % Mar
Jan
Jan
°%
1,166
v7
Apr
33%
Jan
125
10%
Jan
Apr
Jan
52
Jan
8%
Apr
6
Mar
7%
Jan
20
96
Apr
96
Apr
15
76%
Jan
81
Mar
7
Paper
80
•
Electrolux
Corp
Enamel
Heating Prod-.-—
&
L
6%
1.30
M
1
:
———
6!/4
1.30
v
—*
5%
1,239
7
,
:
5%
100
•
75c
Feb
1.45
Jan
Apr
5%
110
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
15%
Jan
Canadsi
of.
Power
Gatineau
5'/e
Co
>
•
common..—
Steel
__
Wares
—*
common
100
Preferred
Hamilton
Industrial
Acceptance Corp
Nickel
International
Petroleum
International
of Canada
Power
Murphy Paint
National
Apr
5%
Jan
29
%
29%
77
27
Feb
32
12%
12%
13%
1,530
12
Jan
14%
Apr
11%
11%
12
701
10% Mar
12%
Jan
14
14
145
13
Jan
14
Jan
i 23
*
18%
18%
18%
1,255
17
Jan
19 %
Apr
50
6
Jan
10
Jan
*
Jan
7
Jan
7%
7%
603
5%
Jan
7%
Apr
6%
45
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
24%
24%
1,411
24%
Jan
100
24%
•
*
Steel
United
11
11'4s
11
Apr
12
Mar
30%
31'*;''
240
26
Jan
31
48
48%
100
38
Jan
51
Apr
15%
15M
47
46%
47J-,
24
—•
50
*
100
"
Ltd
Zellers
1
•''■
•
'
•
Jan
Apr
Nova
L
Scotia
Paton
Reliance
Sarnia
Thrift
Stores
Walkerville
Power
&
6%
preferred
7%
cumulative
Bathurst
Canadian
Co
Beauharnois
80
4% Mar
7%
87
Jan
126%
Power
Corp
Distillers
of
Apr
126%
Oil
74
14
Jan
15%
Gold
8%
70
92
Feb
92
92
2'A
2%
2%
1.75
1,545
13
29%
Malting
Canada
For
Co
40
41
17
17%
14%
15
Vinegars
118
72
footnotes
see
Kirkland
1643.
65C
Jan
25
11
Feb
25
22% Mar
36%
24%
27
V,
85c
Jan
3% Mar
14
570
Jan
14
Apr
Apr
Mar
4%
Feb
33%
Jan
Apr
51/4
1,820
3%
Jan
22
22%
1,145
19%
Jan
23
Apr
15%
16
288
12%
Jan
16
Apr
1.00
1.00
5
1.00
Apr
1.00
1.75
1.75
50
1.50
Jan
1.75
17
75
7%
7%
160
—
„
3%
30c
__
375
30c
Jan
2%
17
Apr
5%
Apr
Apr
Apr
17
Apr
Apr
7%
Jan
3%
1,350
3%
Apr
Jan
30c
Jan
10
Jan
16
Apr
275
%
15c
630
i:
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
Apr
5%
15%
15%
15%
275
11
Jan
16%
17
17
17
110
16%
Jan
17 'A Mar
pfd
100
16%
pfd__
100
98
.
14%
Jan
98
Jan
16%
Jan
98
8
18%
.515
47
6%
pfd—100
pfd——16o
47
25
6%
1,445
3%
17% Mar
Jan
6%
106% 106%
'45% Mar
100
Mar
18%
.
;
Feb
47%
Apr
6%
Apr
15
106%
Apr
108
116
116
20
116
Apr
116
91
91
10
87
Jan
91
Apr
15%
15%
35
Feb
25
Mar
10
10
25
10
Apr
10
305
106
18
102
Jan
106
Apr
18
18
10
17
Jan
18
Mar
1.25
__
1st pfd—100
1.25
475
__
*
—
—*
pfd—100
pfd
650
98
cum
"A"
16%
16%
18%
„
*
25
__
1.25
—1
Lake
Shore
Mines
7%
1.25
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
1.25
Jan
Rand
Ontario
Porcupine
Sherritt-Gordon
Hughes Gold
Jan
6.20
Feb
5%c
5%c
1,333
3'Ac
Apr
5!Ac
Apr
14
14
50
11%
Feb
15'A
Apr
4.85
4.85
200
3.95
Jan
5.20
Apr
2.78
2.78
500
2.26
Jan
3.35
Apr
1.00
1.03
200
79c
Jan
1.22
Apr
79c
79c
100
78c
Jan
1.03
Feb
65c
65c
100
65c
Jan
8V2C
8%c
8%c
20,200
8c
Mar
__
80c
80c
100
60c
Jan
1.00
1.00
1,300
66 %c
Jan
41c
42c
425
38c
Jan
__
__
—
^_1
Ltd_
—
1
—
Ltd—_——1
Ltd
Mines
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd
Feb
72c
Feb
ll%c Jan
82c
Apr
1.02
45c
Apr
Apr
38c
300
36c
Jan
45c
75c
2,150
68c
Jan
80c
Apr
2.81
100
Jan
3.15
Apr
1c
1,000
4c
Jan
3.50
50
4.00
Apr
lc
__
*
Jan
75c
38c
_.
__
Ltd———1
1.18
30c
2.81
—
1
Mines Ltd———_1
Mines
Cadillac
Wood
Jan
4.90
Mines Ltd—*
Consolidated
Sullivan
Jan
21c
—
Mines
Sladen-Malartic
Teck
Mar
*
:
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Jan
6c
25
80c
1
Mines Ltd
Gold
Siscoe
Feb
100
—1
Nickel—_—
JPamour
Apr
Feb
Apr
500
1
83c
2c
19%
3c
9.20
52c
1,800
———*
Ltd
Mines
83c
Mar
21c
__1
Corp
Gold
355
40c
19%c Apr
5.80
1
a—
Mines
O'Brien
1,000
Feb
1
Ltd
Gold
Mining
2%c
22%
Jan
2c
8.85 Mar
21c
y
1
Ltd—
Lake
200
12c
5.75
__
'
—*
Mines Ltd.,
Lamaque Gold Mines Ltd
Macassa Mines Ltd——
Normetal
1
45c
2%c
*
100
45c
.a
2,000
9.20
22 Va
Ltd—*
2%c
9.20
Ltd.—1
Mines
2,000
2%c
„
*
Gold
Mines
Madsen Red
19%c 19%c
Mines Ltd.——1
Mines Ltd—
Gold
3.50
1.90
%c Mar
2.60
Jan
Jan
3%
13%
Apr
Oil
Oil
Co
Ltd
6%
Feb
119
Mar'
Jan
72
Apr
76
Apr
4%
Jan
6
Apr
17%
Jan
2%
Jan
19% Mar
Power
&
Oil &
Paper
Pacific
Alberta
Aldermac
Steel
Algoma
Ltd
Aluminium
Aluminum
Co.
Jan
13%
Feb
Aquarius
Mar
134
Apr
160
160
30
147
Jan
160
Mar
137% 138
14
132
Jan
141
Apr
Mines
Cons
Metals
Range Since January 1
High
Bell
.
Blue
Mines
Mines
Corp
8%
Apr
Bonetal
Feb
Bralorne
3%
Jan
Brazilian Traction
108
9%
Jan
fit
5%
Feb
20 %
375
17%
Jan
18
18
149
17% Mar
102
102
10
10
10
35
8% Mar
730
17% Mar
20%
20%
18%
—'
...
.100
18%
n CO
...
39
39
55
87
87
5
-8%
8%
25
101
&
•
%
2,700
1,120
40c
41c
62c
4.10
44c
27,500
Feb
Jan
85
Jan
Apr
20% Mar
Bitish
Columbia
British
Ltd_.
102
Feb
British
Dominion
10% Mar
Broulan
19%
Brown
Feb
39% Jan
" Jan
90
8%
Apr
Buffalo
Building
Burlington
Steel
65c
Feb
4.35
47c
Feb
Feb
Apr
Apr
45c
40c
Apr
3%c Apr
53c
500
13,400
2%c
9%c
Apr
1.86
1.85
1.95
1,200
1.35
2.04
Apr
4c
4%C
5,500
4,500
4c
Jan
Jan
Apr
4c
Apr
Mar
5%c Mar
254
254
4
227
Jan
259
Mar
245
12
2°4
Feb
250
Feb
23
23
23
18
21
Feb
23
Apr
9%C
9%C
9%c
1,100
b%c
Jan
13
13
25
2C
2c
55
2c
23c
27c
74,300
10c
254
26 V2C
1
70c
70c
100
150
150
_!
19 %C
—
_
50
.
1,950
75c
65
17c 18 %c
-
1
152
19c 19 %c
35
-k—
9%C
■
134
■
12
100
Feb
Apr
2 %c
Apr
Jan
27c
Apr
70c
Apr
15c
Feb
Jan
Jan
10c
2,500
17c
85c
Apr
19c
Apr
154
25c
Apr
Apr
36
Mar
Jan
12c
Mar
Jan
19 %c
Apr
9.85
Apr
29% Jan
8c
Feb
15
Mar
140%
13,550'
35
11 %c
of
9%c
9.20
9.40
468
•7.40
Jan
20%
21%
1,945
14%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
450
5%
Feb
7%
Apr
20%
20
20%
940
17%
Jan
20%
Apr
18
18
60
17%
Apr
19%
Feb
25
24%
25
125
23 %
Jan
27
Feb
27%
26
27%
21,450
19%
Jan
30
Feb
10
42c
Mar
62c
Apr
4%c Jan
13c
Feb
*
Ltd- w*'5
Vane
4,000
9.40
20%
1
__
—
class
—
*
A
»
16c
Mines
.
•
*
•
10c
2.10
—H
—
lie
2,000
2.05
»
Ltd_
Co—:
--
5fic57%C
10c
«•
Gold
'
55c
——
Products
102%
Jan
8%c
/>
Oil-
Ankerite
20c
Feb
Jan
3%c
Light & Pwr com—*
Power
Corp
3.00
42c
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Oil
47c
Feb
133 % Mar
7 %C
1
preferred-
Oil
Columbia
101
Jan
Feb
Jan
3%c
Packers Ltd
Jan
106
9%
7 %c
Ltd
19
8 % Mar
13
Radium
Distillers
141
101%
58c
4.05
A__
Mines
Mines,
American
British
101
58C
'
36%
8%
Gold
Brewers
101
__
—
17%
Feb
_
Ltd
Feb
7%
322
tr
Feb
10% Mar
10
126 128%
«
__
A
Jan
6%
8%
-50
—•
Ribbon
Bohjo
20c
Apr
243
Bidgood Kirkland Gold
Jan
16c
Jan
8%
:_ -100
Telephone of Canada
1.00
Jan
.
.
Gold
Apr
9c
9c
13 %c
Feb
1
.
preferred-
&
75c
1,000
—1
Paper class
Exploration
Jan
8%
2,600
44c
Ltd
—
&
Mar
1.00
1
Mining
Power
17c
15c
I
_
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
Jan
12c
pfd. -100
Scotia—.
Bread
Jan
6c
15c
*
__
Mines
Nova
5
11c
_
5%
400
lie
—1
_
2%
9%
Ltd
__
Range Since January 1
Low
High
37,345
_
5%
6%
Apr
70c
75c
_
12%
9%
9%
-5
Feb
200
40c
»
.
High
75C
•
Canada
Toronto
Class
■
26
5,450
•
of
Beattie
Sales
i
5c
9c
*
of
Bear
for Week
5
Oils
Mining.
Gold
Class B
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.50 Mar
7%c
_
_
Gold
Bathurst
Low
21%
Apr
7%c
*
Gold
Aunor
•
_
Bankfield
Base
Funds
75
...
Astoria Quebec Mines
Barkers
65c
Jan
2%c
Apr
1.64 Mar
40c
Sales
Shares
8 %
Corp
of
128
350
8
common
13
685
2.66
63c
for Week
85c
Anglo Canadian
4%
Range
of Prices
Low
*
common
Anglo-Huronian
High
Feb
Jan
Exchange
*80c
inn
Cons
Apr
16
Jan
1.50
Funds
Week's
_
__
Copper
Apr
•
134
90c
170
*
common..
Gas Co.
45
1,015
80c
24%
__
Sale Price
Oil
&
Jan
13'A
Low
24%
*
preferred
Gas
Armistice
85c
100
Par
Abitibi
Ajax
Jan
Shares
2,855
2'Ac
Last
Jan"
21
Range
3.50
2%c
Friday
15
395
Week's
3.45
:
STOCKS—
Acme
42%
of Prices '"
3.50
50c
30c
April 24 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Apr
40
100
•
Ltd—
Gas
25
300
31c
1
—
&
Oil
55c
1.50
31c
—
Canadian
Jan:
134
137%
—*
Toronto Stock
18%
Mar
66%
1,125
'4
Ltd.
Co
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
41
13%
41%
55c
1.50
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd-——*
Jan
29%
59%
45
18%
18%
Feb
350
5%
5
5%
a.
Oils—
Feb
450
75
8
Ltd—
page
100
33
pfd...—_•
Ltd—
Gold
Feb
2%
Feb
114
800
74%
92
>'
13% Mar
20
71
2%
ft pfd_—
65c
12%
pfd——10
6%
Gold
Gold
Kerr Addison
32% Feb
75
16%
LtcU.—i——
Apr
3'A
a*
Mines Ltd..
Gold
Eldorado
Francoeur
16°/r
1,506
118
Ltd—
Co
Ltd..—
Pac Corp 7
3%
33
__
Feb
11%
90
147
41
17%
Jan
21
24
877
12%
29%
13
: :: Sale Frioe
Dominion " Sugar
Canada North
Jan
4 y2
'"'V
Apr
Jan
Calgary Pwr Co Ltd 6% cum
Canada Bud Breweries, Ltd—.—.
Canada
3
65c
*
Ltd..
Jan
Jan
pfd. .100
&
5,814
5%
*
Apr
6
Columbia Packers Ltd—_.
Canada
Feb
3%
16
Apr
Jan
20
7%
British
Co
8
17%
Feb
62
100
2%
American
Feb
Apr
8%
13%
10,380
21
16%
British
Feb
8
Api-
Jan
9%
4,946
®
Vancouver,
Apr
2
Apr
Jan
: 6
8%
'
&
Brewers
Jan
15c
17%
1st
Apr
2%
6%
Feb
15%
6%
30c
3%
*
Ltd.—
P
Mar
% 2% Mar
15c
class A
6%%
Mines
Dome
Jan
50
i4%
•
Paper class B
3%
Feb
Apr
2% Mar
Feb
Paper Co..17%
Oil
&
Cadillac
Central
Jan
25
100
—100
preferred—
-
piu
Tel 7'M
Malartic
6%
20
Last
:
—.—a
Power &
8
Apr
.
17
Trust
Bidgood Kirk Gold Mines Ltd.*.
4
100
-
102
Friday
.
Paper common
233
Apr
22%
/.
•
Bralorne Mines Ltd
Home
455
8
Par
Abitibl
5.00
A
Brewery Ltd
Homestead
7%
14%
100
'
i5C
Apr
7%
Mines—
Feb;
7%
•
75
;
STOCKS—
i5C
15c
2%
6
32
Southern Canada Power 6%
Api-
April 24 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
..
50
28
1
Bridge Co Ltd
13%
194
v.;Canadian
.
100
32
of Canada 6%
Grain
25%
160
100
.
100
2%
400
Manufacturing 7%
Power Corp
Jan
Montreal Curb Market
•
30c
6%
1,072
Noorduyn Aviation Ltd.—
Jan
74
71
100
_
.."•••
2% Mar
*
Bank
•
50
27
ovc
Corporation
10
:' >,
{•* \v
of)—
'
2%
4%
Moore
Bank
V;".j
;
•
22%
73
—*
of Canada
10
27
....
Massey-Harris Co Ltd
137
87
7%
*
(Banque Nationale)
(Bank
Royal Bank
Jan
4%
Mitchell, Robert Co Ltd
Ashley
Canadienne
8%
—
•
<fc
McColl-Frontenac
10
27
Voting
&
93,^
4%
Paper & Power..
Teleg
280
Banks—
Montreal
Maritime
45
preferred—100
7%
Milling
Dalhousie
74
®
———®
1• *,'i;'
*
17
48%
13'A
25
common——
Feb
Jan
13%
*
-100
15
40
12
-i-00
Winnipeg Electric class A—
30
288
126'A 126'A
7%
*
4—
80
4%
7%
87
*
common
I—...
Leaf
13%
4%
4%;
——100
Wilsils Ltd
Maple
Jan
„L*
—
Power
39%
8
Utilities Corp class A—*
St John
25
30c
__
Ltd—*
International
2im'
■
12%
13
100
■—
Co
faints
MacLaren
43
2%
65c
International
Lake
77
6%
Ltd—"
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
Class B
Jan
Jan
12%
Linol
J._
A
Jan
25%
85c
Apr
*
Corp
Preferred
Jan
48
——®
——
27
31
Canada common
Preferred
7
—*
preferred
St Lawrence Flour Mills common.
St. Lawrence Paper preferred
Shawlnigan Water & Power..
Sherwin Williams of Canada com
....
Feb
6%
—*
*
A
of
>
Mar
39% Mar
preferred ——————
100
Quebec Power —
*
Regent Knitting common..
—
®
Preferred J
—.-25
Co
101 % Mar
Apr
5 '!o
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Corp—
Corp
98%
166
19
preferred
J
—100
of Canada..—i—_*
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
,—_*
Lawrence
Feb
29%
Corp
Class
13%
101 %
—*
preferred
Jan
1,105
33
———i
Paper
12
13%
Penmans
Rolland
Apr
Apr
1,545
Aircraft.'..!
Car
Preferred
11
13
Light Heat & Power com—.100
Ottawa
Jan
525
101
Products common——®
Steel
8.90
10%
6%
1
common
Car
Jan
38
Co common.:
Breweries
Steel
4%
19 '•>
Ltd
Co
.'.•>•267
6
19
common
Ogilvie Flour Mills common.
Steel
107%
Jan
37
Niagara Wire Weaving——-4.-——.—*
Noranda Mines Ltd
•
St
Jan
o
37%
Light Heat & Power Cons
Power
94
500
com..*
Oil
McColl-Frontenac
Ottawa
269
5%
50
(C W) common—.
Ontario
Apr
10
com.—i_*
Massey-Harris
National
Feb
10%
5%
preferred—.—25
Bronze
International
Mont
86
Jan
13
"
common—5
Can
International
Lindsay
Jan
10
*
of
Mar
106 Ve 107%
——_—100
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
9
8
5%;
Mining
Bay
Jan
79
"9%
107
Hollinger Gold Mines—..——5
Howard Smith Paper common—.:
*
Hudson
7%
36
10%
5%
—;
Feb
2,780
83
9%
Bridge
Preferred
14%
181
9
83
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine
50
15%
8%
-
100
preferred
General
15%
L——_
Ltd
3%
180
2%
__
_*
Canada Ltd
Companies
94
63
43
3%
Ltd..
of
Bouscadillac
'
j
Foundation
Ltd
3,500
6%
7% Mar
3
65
4
7
£< 4
—*
Dairies
Mar
96
J..-
Feb
Eastern
2%
6
30c
*
Paper Co Ltd
Freiman
'
Drvden
Eastern Dairies
Donnacona
&
Fraser
325
:80
80
Oilcloth
Mar
2
A—
Apr
6%
96
*
*
Textile
.
Dominion
Mar
165
62
__
•
Works
Apr
9%. "Jan
10
*
Ltd——
Limitee
Engineering
30%
8%
8%
*
common—*
Frere
Dominion
33%
1
'
_*
...
Ltd
Aircraft
7%
430
87/8
8%
&
Corp
Motor
3%
380
7
13 J/4
Aircraft Corp
David
169
Feb
2.50
Ford
105
125
Paper
Jan
162
93,4
——
Consolidated
148
15
43
A—....
Fleet
75
28%
13
.
8%
B
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
y
Preferred
Apr
39
162
62
common..u.*
Apr
12
6,153
.
Sec
Div
18 Va
151%
153
—..5
Consolidated
Apr
39 Va Mar
162
*
Preferred
Apr
3%
60
32
'
13
i—.100
Glass
190
26
:'y
27
—25
Bridge
Coal preferred——.
Dominion
Dominion
665
32
Alcohols Ltd
Commercial
Cub
151%
2%
City Gas & Electric Corp Ltd.
Apr
Apr
26
/'£i
15% Mar
6
Ltd.—
10%
133
60
.'Ak'w
Wines
34
71% Jan
362
*
common
©eagrams
Chateau-Gai
36%
33'A
44
135
Ltd
Co
Jan
Feb
28
is
High
3
'
Products Ltd.—
Jan
25
28
17
100
Fairchild Aircraft Limited
25
43
Wcstinghouse
Catelli Food
Jan
Apr
28
Canadian
31%
232
'
Jan
—L
Apr
31
43
*
Ltd
7%
Jan
11
Vickers
cumulative preferred
12%
17%
11%
27%
Apr
60
11
7%
32
40
11
250
1
Jan
Jan
11
o
i
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Apr
98'
Jan
4 yi
37%
Co..
Mar
27%
16
Jan
37%
100
:
Marconi
6
27%
11%
*
Jan
5%
Jan
150
4%
4%
25
l_
15%
30%
16
Locomotive.
Feb
31%
:4%:
y
————_*
B
Canadian
Apr
4
Mar
1,925
137
137
preferred
9
3,025
33
1.45
37%
♦
Jan
.
270
30%
33
100
—
Canadian Converters Co Ltd
Canadian
9%
29%
33
25
common
Feb
4%
1,274
V
1,500
*
•—
92
1,142
50
26%
Jan
13
240
*
n
Jan
2
20
Steamship common
preferred
Apr
23 Va
.
730
98
Canada
b'fe
Jan
23
45
Canada
Power
152
125
14%
Feb
Jan
5,219
3
15%
12% Mar
141
227
25
5%
Mar
Jan
21%
360
13%
97%
98
Jan
,
100%
3
5%
Cement common
83
Jan
Jan
105%
30
151
14%
9%
11
25
Building Products A—i_;————
Feb
772
18
i;.
^
82
Apr
545
:V
24%
20%
*
A—
*
Preferred
15
125%
151
20% v;
*
'.J.
B
Canada
Feb
13%
*
100
Paper A
Co of Canada
L
6V2
18
Columbia Power Corp
British
32
23
common--
Power
Telephone
8%
101% 101%
24%
4%
14
Jan
125
101%
*
Breweries
Bathurst
■
..
?—50
Corp
Asbestos
11%
82
3
*
7%
'
Low
2%
Industries Ltd class B
Canadian
Range Since January 1
High
3
Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian
35
82
High
;
Feb
3
13%
8%
*
common-—
of Canada pfd
Aluminum Co
Assoc
———.
T
Low
5
4
4
13%
;_*
*
100
common—
common
Range Since January 1
Low
Shares
n*
common
Canadian
High
Low
Par
Ltd
Canadian
Shares
of Prices
Works Ltd common......#
Glove
Algoma
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Breweries
Preferred
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Par
Canadian
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Funds
'
Week's
Last
Montreal Slock Exchange
'■
2.10
1,105
13%
14%
80
11
11%
300
1.60
13
9%
23
Apr
Jan
2.55
Apr
Mar
15%
Jan
Feb
11%
Apr
THE COMMERCIAL
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS—
Par
Caldwell
Linen
Range
Bread
Canadian
Canada Malting Co Ltd....
Canada Packers
Can
f
..
—
Permanent
4%
98%
23
300
3
7,;.-'
40
Mar
__
98'%
92
Jan
65
20
7 Apr
39%
120
36%
Feb
87'%
88
70
79'%
Jan
133%
132
134
27
_
10a
Mortgage
124
Steamship
common—
--50
Preferred
Canadian
Bakeries
Jan
77
of
Canadian
Breweries
I
MacLeod-Cocicsnutt Gold
89
Apr
;
Madsen
140
Feb
•
..
Malartic
Apr
Maralgo
Apr
Convertible
Jan
80
Feb
129
Jan
140
28 ;
21'%
21%
22
325
19
Jan
11'%
7 10'%
11%
194
10%
Jan
9%
9%
10
845
29%
30%
515
33%
175
;
n.
.
....
.
Preferred
—
—
-
Celanese
Preferred
Iw25
-7'7-7
7"^ *7^
common—
Dredge
Industrial
class
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Pacific
Jan
•
39
4%
if
22
7
•■
Canadian
Gold
Cariboo
27%
33%
Apr
Jan
138
5
133
Feb
155
15
Jan
4%
400
16
30
138
Apr
Pat
Central
Porcupine MinevS
Chateau
Gold
Gai
Mines-
•••:
Research
Chemical
M
S
&
Moore
Light
-Corp
Cockslmtt
Plow
National
20
11
Feb
12
Apr
10
16%
Apr
19'%
Feb
95c
Jan
1.35
Feb
54c
Jan
17'%
1.25
1,600
75c
603
1.15
5 600
1.00
Jan
8c
8c
1,000
7%c
Jan
3
25
1
lie 7 16c
16c
7':7
*
•
7:;
92c
1.05
1.75
90 Vic
93c
4,600
93c
lie
.
Jan
11
77T177
20c
24c
7,400
__5
43'%
43%
44%
155
37'%
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
__
128
130
161
123
Co
100
85
33
Aircraft
Cub
Davies
Delnite
Mines
Apr
4T«c
Apr
—*
32
22%
Mining
Duquesne
22%
25%
335
Jan
!
•
Mines—*7.*——**—1
Gold
Mines-
Ford
Co
—
Gold
class
5 r'<:
Steel
40
2%
100
8%
Jan
1,000
4%c
19,400
■;
1,875
3.10
Jan
975
21
Mar
5,000
2'/bc
Jan
4
510
3%
Jan
22
22%
22c
23 c
God's Lake Mines Ltd
3.90
Goid
Golden
Mining****——'——:———X
Gate
s
7
Porcupine
Pamour
Preferred
Gold
vt common
—"
preferred./——
*
Greening Wire Co Ltd
*—
*
Grull Wihksne Gold Mines—.-—1
Gunnar Gold Mines Ltd——,
1
Lakes
Great
Voting
Gold
Pioneer
Lime
Gypsum
Hallnor Mines Ltd
Hamilton
Hamilton
Canada
Preston. East
Dome
Rock
Gold
Russell
Oil
.
...
Industries
10
Feb
Apr
Lawrence
sit
Lawrence
Shawinigan
Water
9%
Dairy
Oil
Simpsons
class
A...
Sladen-Malartic Mines
3c
2c
Apr
Feb
29'%c Mar
^
Jan
6%c
Feb
Slave
75
62
Jan
83
Apr
Standard
54%
15
51%
Jan
55
2c
Apr
i,1
3,500
3%
,2c.
4
1,000
;
85
3%
Feb
16%
16%
10
14%
Feb
:
12%
12%
80
10% Feb
;5c ;%:;5c;:/4
2,000
1,900
5%
550
5c
3.50
2%c Jan
11 %c
Jan
5
Jan
3.50
22,826
160 /
45c45'%c
Lake
2'%C
-
4
Jan
Apr
18
Apr
12% Mar
525
4c
:
Feb
2.50 Jan
4%
Jan
1.20 Mar
85
Jan
3,005
40c
Mar
1,500
2c
Apr
Straw Lake
Beach
Feb
Sud
Feb
Sullivan
Contact
7c
3.50
Api-
6'%
Apr
2.00
100
Apr
Apr
58c
Jan
3%c
Feb
Tip
15
Api-
Twin
11%
10%
1,285
3.55
12,025
3'%c
3%C
1,000
18C
18c
1,000
29%
29%
260
60%
21
3
436
28c
28c
28c
2,300
.*
14'%
15%
865
100
93%
93%
45
93%
..—100
International
Petroleum
International
Jason
14
Mar
Jellicoe
8.50 Jan
2.65
Jan
5%c
Jan
17 %c
3.60
Jan
3c
21c
Ltd
of
Kerr-Addison
26%
Jan
55
Jan
32% Mar
i 65
Mar
4%% .54
157
Kirkland
Hudson
Kirkland
Lake Gold
Kirkland
Lake
Bay
Townsite
Shore
Mines,
Lamaque Gold
United
Fuel
Ltd
& Sons Ltd
Cadillac
Jan
174
footnotes
see
page
Apr
Jan
17 %
Apr
Jan
13
39
2.80
20c
.
17
98c
12
3.05
7,438
22c
3,200
17%
1.86
Jan
Mar
16% Mar
95c
1.02
31,008
6.20
6.20
376
5.75
8%
250
8%
8%
425
8
Mar-
12%
12V?
12V2
3.25
Anr
8%
Apr
Apr
Jan
4' 18% Jan
Feb
Jan
67c
-
Feb
430c
Jan
8%
8%
Feb
13%
39
Apr
18c
200
Apr
6c
Mar
39
100
ii^;L5'-
175
Jan
2c
1,000
1.03
6.80
10
4
Apr
Apr
Apr
8%
Apr
12 V2
Apr
50
10
7
',7
3%
Jan
96 V?
...
.
97
60
86%
Jan
97%
Apr
—
...
7% Mar
Apr
45 %c
Apr
45c
Jan
1 %c
1%C
14.500
1 %c Mar
3%c
Jan
4%c
47
4,000
3%c Jan
110
4% Mar
———1
,
...
4','ac
**
4%
«
c
4%
71
73
75
.75
75%
195
*
Gold
1.70
1.68
1.74
8,750
*
l%c
lVsC
l%c
12,000
1.85
1.90
% 1,579
2 7.
72
-•
Mines
36
59%
66
•
Jan
74
Apr
76%
Apr
Jan
2.14 Mar
lc
Jan
146
Jan
2%c
1,100
2
78c
1,100
65c
1.53
1,350
—J.
1.50
1.46
*~
11%
12
35
1
2.70
2!65
2.85
3,505
1.80
1.80
740
Feb
Jan
Jan
c
a
7c
47s
1.51
78C
,,
—X
_*—
—,5:
—-
0
*
7 V*
—;
65c
l%cMar
/
2.10 Mar
V4C Mar
4c
Jan
82c
1.28
TJan
Apr
Jan
1.68
65c
7V4'
25
10 %
1.85
Jan
12
Apr
Mar
3.20
Apr
1.80
Apr
Mar
6
Jan
Jan
90c
7%
Feb
65c
100
28
28
50
23Va
Jan
30
52%
•
52 V4
5
50 Va
Jan
52 %
.
common.—_—
61c
Jan
75c
Feb
26c
Mar
35c
Feb
Jan
35c
Api
8 %
80
6
Apr
346
6
Jan
10
22
Apr
6%
6%.
1
'
22%
8 Vz
8%
15
7%
33%
34
-
Jan
18c
;
Apr
.
47c
Feb
"Mar
9%
Apr
7%
Feb
23
Apr
9% Mar
:.
250
32%
Jan
V-4
4
119
3%
Jan
4% Mar
7c
;_v
7c
500
5%
Jan
9
Feb
6
Apr
10 %
Jan
16
Apr
90
Jan
99
Mar
Vermilata
Vulcan
Oils
Oils
Apr
Waite-Amulet
Walker-Gooderham
Jan
19%
Apr
Apr
115
•; 37
Feb
30c
800
20c
Apr
30c
18c
800
13c
Jan
21% Mar
—
2c
2c
3,000
.
Apr
3c
Feb
Mines,
Wendigo Gold Mines*
Western
Canada
Preferred
Flour
Grocers
60
9,945
31c
31c
1,100
20c
Jan
40c
Mar
—
63 %c
65c
2,510
55c
Jan
70c
Feb
10c
10c
500
10c
Apr
12c
Apr
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
16
Apr
Ymlr
10%
4.85
4.85
4.85
60
3.«5
13%
13%
25
13%
6c
6c
6c
5,300
oc
Jan
/
13c
:
4%
95c
Jan
Jan
4.40
1.28
Jan
6.00
Feb
Feb
12c "
13c
18,400
9%c Jan
15c
Jan
18c
•
18c
Apr
6.35 Mar
Jon
5.30
Apr
14% Mar
Jan
9>%c
Westons
Ltd
18c
400
18c '- Apr
36c
Feb
common—;
*
100
Yankee
84
99%
.*
3.40
—
,
20%
19c
Jan
24c
Feb
J B0
3
Jan
5
Apr
205
40
Jan
87
Apr
Mar
3,700
—
—
.
...
Apr
Apr
15
55
Jan
75
12
Feb
14 %
Apr
94
Jan
99%
Apr
99%
10
4
1,332
42
422
3.40
3.55
3,215
8%c
9%c
4,500
40%
•
490
70
14
Bonds—
Uchi 6
4.95 Mar
56
Jan
19
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
47
455
39
4
41-
3.40
455
•v
3%
„
—*
Gold.™
4%
14
—
-
Mines.—.
21c 21 '/2c
70
__
7,275
56
81
80%
—.—.100
Girl
4.85
20Va
4%
common..——*
_
20
.
:
Electric common*———
*
——.1 —:
i*—__—100
Preferred
4,75
2OV2 >'•
/—*———1
Preferred
Winnipeg
*
common———_*_*
12
5.90
12
970
com—54'%
_————
12
Jan
5.60 V 5.60
4,80 %
Worts
——
5.75
4.75
4,500
Ltd.*
&
Preferred
5.90
10
1,500
1.12
Apr
16c
1%C
5%
1.08
—L.—.
17
97
Jan
5%
1.08
Ltd—.1
1,049
Jan
5'/a
—1
" J*lf;;:
18%
90
112%
—*
Ventures, Ltd.
18%
550
12c
1,000
22%
50
—
Apr
13%
6%
-
—*
Upper Canada Mines Ltd—
2,108
8%
*-
—*
United Steel
I2c
36c
__
Mar
Feb
18 '/a
12%
12c
35c
1
——
Apr
13%
1643.
Jan
25%
Jan
Api-
39%
—___1
Feb
Jan
29c
12%
Jan
___
Mines
21%
39c
14'A
33
*
*
Gold
22c
-
25
13
Apr
4tac
142
1,000
Ltd—.
813
1
914c
Jan
4,650
class A__.——
Oils
115
_l
—
13
Class B
37%
1
3c
39
!
8%
37
1
Mar
35c
Jan
20c
*
Jan
35c
41c43%c
Mar
-*
.—.—
Mines
J ang
Lapa
For
Mines
Mining
3c
*_
B
115
__
Apr
44c
35c
——
Corp class A
Class
93'%
1
23c
Feb
35c
10
11%
18c
Mines
Feb
134
163 % 163%
—
2.90
Union Gas Co of Canada****——*—?
37
Canada..——
Gold
834
Jan
152
United
Western
Kelvinator
2.25 Mar
50
Feb
—1
__
1.72 Jan
15
Apr
Mai-
1
Mines
9IV4C Apr
150
City Rapid Transit common—*
*_
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
Resources
115
Utilities class B..*___u*_l
Mines
65c
Mar
6
16%
16%
-——50
*
common—*.
Apr
Apr
41c
Preferred
•
——
Nickel
Feb
2.10
100%
Apr
10
3.35
—
60%
Milling preferred—...100
Apr
58c
225
Mines
Elevators
Toronto
Transcontinental
2,848
A
52c
80
24%
Toburn- Gold. Mines*.*—1
Feb
12
Preferred
Jan
Apr
1.90
——1
Top Tailors; common-*
Mar
13%
International
■
1
Texas Canadian Oil Corp
47c
173% 174
International
1314
Jan
——„—i
Tamblyn (Ltd) common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
s'V 17c
11'%
A
1.25
100%
17
Jan
1.05
Feb
Feb
12%
—
i
Jan
23c
Apr
23%
Mines.,.*
Jan
*_
common
1
Mines
Cons
10c
174
Metal
3,025
Mines**
—
—1.90
Ltd.*.1
•
Sudbury Basin
Mar
17c
40c
75
12%
——
1.85
—.25
500
..—100
Preferred
1.73
100% 100%A
39c
1
—*
-*
Mines
Iron
1,000
15
Imperial Oil
*
—*
Imperial Tobacco ordinary.—.,—5
Inspiration Mining & Develop Co—.1
International
Mar
1.60
1,000
Canada common—
2c
3.45
.
;
...
Preferred
45c
15
—
12
5,595
__—
Steep Rock
United
Imperial Bank
255
1.66
1
—:
Petroleum
Radio
Steel Co of
7%c
5%
Gold
End
13 %c 13 %c
I
131/4
1,60
—1
Mines
2c
18c
29'A
12%
—
100
45c
Mines-
Mai-
Mar
4c
4%c
._1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting-—— •
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp com—100
Gold
Howey
Mar
85c
.100
:
Gold
54'A
10
4,000
1,100
16c
95c
2,000
Preferred
83
4c
13c 13 %c
;
19c
95c
—*
Class B
82%
5%
*
18 %c
..
Mar
Siscoe
l'/ac Apr
I2l/ac Jan
—
5
4c
—4
Feb
2c
Gas——___——_1
&
Apr
-52c
—__50
common-
Feb
45%c
Oil—*—
Home
3c
———-—1
3'Ac
1
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines
Homestead
500
8c
Mines—.
13 %c
I3'%c
3c
139
Preferred
Api.
Gold
Jan
i
3c
__
..10
Power
Mar
256
*
Apr
3Vac
.—
&
2c
—a
Apr
92c
139
Goid Mines Ltd.
San Antonio
Senator Rouyn, Ltd
10c
100
:
98
Jan
3%c
Paper Mills preferred
1,000
97
—
Jan
57c
J.75
1
Mines
Corp class A.
1,000
97
Co
88%
,7 %c
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
87 /
1.80
Oils
Fen
75
1.65
.100
Anthony
Sigma Mines
Feb
5%
Dauch Paper
Apr
9c
4,632
*
Towagmac Exploration Co__Hinde &
4%c Jan
9,000
:_100
Preferred
St
Feb
Jan
1.80
Hedley Mascot Gold Mines—-
High wood-Sea rcee
Feb
Feb
95
1
common.....
11
—————1
5%c
1
—
———_——
Apr
8
5%
.
Jan
80c
—
Mines—*^——***1.
Royal Bank of Canada———
32c
77
1.80
Miues
HarkerGold
.
*•
Lac Gold Mines
23
67
—*
—
4%c
*_i
*
Reeves-Macdonald- Mines
Jan
Mar
common*.———1
Theatres
Preferred
Hard
:
——
1.30 Apr
Jan
%c Mar
8
100
Bridge
Feb
Apr
1.00
95
1
B, C
Mining*
2c
1
.1
1.04
75c
1
Sylvanite Gold Mines. Ltd
Halliwell Gold Mines*—.—*—.—
Jan
Feb
Power Corp of
Premier Gold
8,300
:
1.30
__
—J0Q
Powell Rouyn Gold Mines.*——**—1
Jan
;
—
Apr
Apr
75c
95
.
21c
*
Alabastine,
&
Mines.
Mines of
19%
**
0"
1.19
49%
80c.
*
Ltd———*
Power Co
Rico
Porto
Gold
20c
r_
Paper
trust
5c
Engravers & Electrotypers—__
20'%c
_*
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.Q5
82c
1.30
50c
Apr
40
4
•
,
Mines...——.——*.—1
1,000
83
———50
Graham Bousquet Gold -Mines.——1
-
.
77c
,
1.30
Pandora Cadillac Gold Mines.——1
South
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can com—*
47
Feb
Apr
Apr
.
19c
Mines
202
**»
34c
38c
1.17
77c
—
2c
•
38c
1.15
46'%
preferred——.
10
,
145
llVic Jan
11
_—1
Jan
65c
lV'zc
21c
125
Apr
*
73c
l%c
Mines.*—*—*—,.——,—1,'
Eagle
.
145
7c
Apr
5'%
65
84
.51
:
common*
10
__
-—*•
—
Ltd———,
Mines
Goldale
82
84$
-
Mines :Ltd___,_—__
Gold
Glenora
100
—
Jan
3VaC
Feb
23
3%c
8%
38
47
:
Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd
Apr
22%
8%
49
27%
Jan
4414 5
—
48
145
Ltd
Ltd—
Roche .Long
Feb
6
4%
——*
415
*_
Reno Gold Mines
1.35
3.75
600
Jan
Jan
Mar
14c
Jan
1,293
Jan
12
25c
1.20
4%
'
8% Mar
25'A
14%
Mines
Apr
10c
3%c
23c
Jan
7%
26%
1,100
Feb
5,475
* 345
:
6
7%
14%
—
30c
Mar
85c
5'A
81c
Apr
Apr
Apr
12%
Jan
1.09
12,550
7
•
Omega Gold Mines—
Feb
Jan
4c
47%
50
•
Mai
30c
Jan
4%
25
20c
7% Mar
12'%
Jan
44%
290
:
31c
9
4%
152
A
1.167
Jan
3.70
''
\
1,000
Jan
1.29
47'%
•
39c
5%
83c
22%
Wares
Jan
23c
6%
10%
21%
~—*
preferred
Feb
A
27
.Ltd
Okalta. Oils
'77
Silverwoods
General
37 %C
Jan
38c
25
108
S
A
Gatineau Power common
50
Jan
24%
•
23c
321
1.17
•'' ■■'*
267
■
Prospectors Airways-Co****.;—•_.*
9
-*7'
■
Mines——
47%
45
t
Queenston Gold Mines
6%
10'%c ll'%c
■'
Jan
8% Mar
;
Canada
of
46%
Feb
28c
6,100
1 80
9,015
105% Feb
3.70
21'%
3%c
Kirkland
Francoeur
25
30c.
1.22 Jan
1.02
Feb
20
85c
-
Candy Shops———1
Mining Co.*——..1
Farmer
Aircraft Ltd——
1,700
1.85
23%
400
7c
*
*_—
Ltd
Oil
St
Fanny
Mar
1.92
Jan
108
1.18
,*——25
Falconbridge Nickel Mines—*_*——.
Federal
Feb
18c
500
8%
7c
lie
————-1
Fleet
99c
Jan
6.600
mo%
12'%
>
*_
__t
Malartic
Eastern
Jan
lie
80c
Apr
8%
12%
—*_*
Eldorado
24%
Apr
83c
1,000
52c
7%
Api-
156'%
6%
__
20v
Equitable Life Insurance
29c
25
56
7
1.58
29c
/
Feb
Mar
100
Jan
c
77c
25'%
Jan
8%
f 8%
*
Oil—
Crest
1
Jan
47
11,765
13c
1.55
1.55
92%
7.
:95C:
13c
Mar
7%
Jan
•-
15
;52c
7Va
Apr
Jan
142%
245
23%
Star
Royalite
East
87c
6
A pi-
7%
17
;
60
'
*
Apr
33%
18%
1
108
Ltd com—*
Co————
3%c Mar
1,345
'4;-vv
155'% 155%
__
—*
—.——
7,000
21 %
22
155%
—25
Woollens & Worsteds
900
4%C
y-31%
32
_•
100
60c
4c
—;*■_*———i——100
Preferred
90c
:
Pickle-Crow
60c
60c
4%c
Foundries & Steel com.——22%
Dotn
1
Photo
Feb
—
7,/cc 50
98
50'%
Apr
50c
1
—.1
.—
6%
98
50 Va
16 7
Jan
3%c
2%c Mar
Jan
76%
Jan
Feb
Dominion
Stores
Apr
Jan
98
85c
23c
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Apr
16 %
5%
50%
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd*———,.1
Jan
class B__
Feb
8%
Jan
14%
76%
Perron
10c
___
Api-
2.09
Jan
654
••
Api-
130
3,500
-
Ai>r
Apr
4%
.
927
7%
16%
37%
Jan
18c
Bank
Dominion
45% Mar
16 c
Mines—*.—
Preferred
Jan
Apr
60c
Dominion
Dominion Steel
34%:,.
1.20 Mar
11%
100
Mines Ltd-.
1.65 Apr
»
7'/b
16%
f
Corp
Oils
60c
Distillers Corp—Seagrams common
Dome
34'%
Mining
Crush
■.:> 60c
Ltd—.:
Denison Nickel
3.40
1.84
Jan
10V'4
1,000
3c
.
•
1.17
Pacalta
Feb
-——:—16c
Petroleum
3c
7%
1
:
.*
Orange
Mar
60c
*
Corp
Feb
1.26
1.51 Mar
70c
3o0
311
;
Jan
.2.30
Nickel Corp
85c
9'/a
Coal
7%
15%
49
11% Mar
Jan
9%
160
Pass
Jan
Jan
26 Tb
Ontario
98c
20c
650
400
Nest
7%
15 %
—6
Pipe class A*
27c
Jan
7oc
94c
Crow's
7%
15'%
:
Mines
O'Brien Gold
Apr
2.65
11%
Smelting
.
1
Feb
1.05
94c
,
Apr
18c
11%
Consolidated
6,325
common.
Negus Gold Mines—
North
Apr
3
'
Apr 7
94c
Canada—*_*
of
Bakeries
1.75
Power.
.National Trust Co Ltd
;
Normetal
Jan
11
*
Mines—
1.66
*
Sewer
Apr
Jan
1.75
20c
_*
1.34
65c
10
11 '%
Coniaurum
18,900
i—*
Noranda Mines
lOVze
16,556
1.75
♦
Consolidated
1.08
common—**—
Preferred
Apr
75c
2%. Mar
4,300
92 %c
Mines
Petroleum——
99c
National Steel Car
7%
U.OJi
1.75
Co
Commonwealth
1.00
common—
44
17
Mar
36c
9,870
;
&
Muirheads Cafeterias
/
V Natl Grocers
17%
8C
.*—_—*—.
Gold
4,926
Mines..
Heat
Feb
7
>
Corp.
Willans
Cocnenour
3,670
1.65
Porcupine Mines.**
MonLreal
7
Api-
1.08
Cheslerville Larder Lake Gold Mines—I
Chromium
2.99
1.55
T——
Mining. Corp of Canada..
Apr
75c
if
2.82
1.55
Mines.—
56c
1.22
7-v* 1
Wines
Apr
2.90
common-**—
Lake
Gold
12
12
lv;:
—
1.00
21%
19%
Feb
*
*_—.■'
Feb
12
1
Mines —.——
Central
19%
17%
•
common
Red
Nipissing
Castle-iTrethewey
150
277
Apr
Jan
5
Jan
10
41c
11-VB
ty
.
}
Apr
18%
Jan
3%
.
11
■
_
.
Mar
66c
3,900
19
■—*—*,——***_***—
McWatters
Apr
40C
_
Quartz Mining Co
McKenzie
■12 7, Feb,
30%
?
V'"-7.7'1'7-^,
Boxes
70c
20'%
-
..
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines*
Apr
27% Mar
17%
15%
if
U'A
Wirebound
;
Apr
4%
7
15'%'
__
Rv
Class B——————
69c
20 ya
18%
-20
Preferred
•
Apr
10
138
•;
77:
Mines...
Apr
1.67
Mines
_
Mines
McColl Frontenac Oil
!7 77V37;.' Apr
7% Mar
■
16%
'•'
"A"
Ltd...
Co
Gold
3
1
. ....
Preferred
Moneta
33
33
—
—
Alcohol
Apr
'
;
*.100
—
1.35
1,335
Apr
'
Canadian
Can.
2%
Mar
7 ■
Jan
preferred
Gold
Fields-
Massey-tiarris
66
28
Canadian Car & F'dry Co Ltd corn-
69c
»
4
286
™20
Mai-
200
c/':73./7 '7;.
—1
Mines__
Milling common..
36
37%
pfd
Leaf
Jan
37
1st
85c
•<'
Preferred
Jan
2%
5%
Gold
8%
37%
Canners
Lake
Red
2%
75
2% $>&.. 37";
10%
.1
—
Feb
12%
common——
7
Jan
J.an
1
Macassa Mines. Ltd—
24% Mar
Jan
—*-_*———_
Preferred
9%
60 %c
18%
Ac,:
..
———
39%
31%
7:
134
*
*
A..
*
154
,
77
134
Commerce.*— -100
Bank
'
968
36
7. 774'- >774V-
2%
.
High
285
6,400
•
class
Groceterias
410
12%
35%
36
%:M 4
common...—
Canadian
Canadian
12%
:—.**——*!:'_-***
Preferred
Canadian
7 12%
*
'78c I
*
Low
11
82c
10%
'82C,
1
Ltd
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Class
Maple
Canada
10%
Candy___
Mines,
Range Since January 1
High
Apr
40
98%
7*?;
Loblaw
Jan
98
20
Little
Apr
5%
7;,/ 20
77 39
./•J"•
..
Api-
4%
,7/ 43
,
Gold
Levy Bros
Jan
4%
225
Secord
Leitch
•
Feb
32c
Jan
25
43
5%
77
Jan
21c
Laura
1.61 Feb
Shares
of Prices
Low
Feb
24
Apr
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
1.15 Jan
88
_.
Foundry & Forgings cl A
_
1,600
42%
•
5%
00
25c
5%
■
*
40
2,800
■4%:
-
B——
class
23
1.60
24c
V 1.51
*
common..-
Low
Sales
Week's
Last
High
1.51
-u...
Bread
Preferred
Low
7*.'
L."
23
«
Canada Cement common——
Canadian
i"'1:
1st preferred-
Mills
Calmont Oils Ltd
Canada
•v-- '
Friday
♦
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
■
Edmonton Corp Ltd...—
Calgary
,
Listed and Unlisted
•
Sales
for Week
Week's
Last
Sale Price
■
Monday, May .3, 1943
40%
$1,000
3%
20
2.50
8c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
4
Apr
44%. Apr
4.20
Apr
9%c Jan
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4173
157
Toronto Stock
Week's
Last
Low
Dalhousie Oil
Dominion
Range Since January 1
Shares
Co
Ltd__;
Bridge
I
k' i
Canada
Bud
Canada
Canadian
Coast
•
Breweries
0
Vinegars
—
Marconi
Copper Co
Consolidated
Low
Par
•
10
315
2c
2V2C
1,800
1.30
1.30
27
•
Paper Corp
Osisko
2
s,«
Apr
Pend
3%
3%
1.80
Feb
3%
Jan
1.20
4
Jan
3
Apr
Feb
Jan
30
Apr
78c
Jan
Apr
1.35
Apr
8
9
35
Apr
9 Mi
Apr
4c
4 Va c
7,500
2%c
Jan
4V2c
Feb
11c
11c
1,000
7M»c
Apr
19c
Jan
1.64
2,112
1.05
Jan
23
Supertest Petrol Corp ordinary——*
Temiskaming Mining Co__
____1
3,622
'1'
43c
25'A
5,900
v
91
1.61
Ltd
Mines
Oreille
1.30
Jan
Jan
lie
24
150
6c
6,000
1
Lake
110
'
Ms. Apr
Selections
27 Ma
High
70
29c
4c
Apr
8
Oil
15
2,150
1.20
Humberstone Shoe
10
200
%
High
Feb
135
8
Low
91
21c
27'A
*
6% Jan
85c" Jan
6
10
7%
5
...
High
10
7%
2%C
Ltd
LOW
Range Since January 1
High
30c
__
»
Foothills Oil & Gas
Shares
90
*
•
•;
of Prices
Corrugated Paper Box Co preferred-100
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
'
Par
for Week
Range
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
official sales lists
April 21 to April 30 both inclusive, compiled from
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Funds
Friday
1643
Friday
Exchange-Gurb Section
Canadian
STOCKS—
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Ltd—
Mines
&
1
_
Metals
5
5i/aC
Mac
•
8
18
Jan
5M»c
1.74
Jan
24
Feb
Apr
8c
Feb
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday April 30
Insurance
Investing Companies
Far
Par
■
Bid
Ask
7.62
8.28
Bid
Par
____1
V/<
Affiliated Fund Inc„
Holding
AAmerex
Corp
American
Foreign
Oil
Stand
Assoc
3.02
21 Vi
—10
American Business Shares-.
3.11
1
Series
3.31
B-3
Scries
B-4—.
Series
K-l
15.15
K-2_
16.92
Industry
Fund
18.67
Fund
Bullock
Scries
10.16
American
25.3 8
27.22
13.95
Ltd—1
3.00
3.60
*
26.90
28.93
Maryland Fund Inc—__
1
9.59
10.38
Mass
Sayles Sec Fund
Fund
Inv
Century Shares Trust—:
Fund
Chemical
2,290
—100
Preferred
143
4.38
1
Commonwealth Invest—
33 Ma
1
Trust
Consol Investment
2,390
133
com—100
Securities
Christiana
American
88.10
10
Common
—10c
Investors
Mass
Investors
Mutual
Fund
Bankers &
2.15
National
1
ACrum
&
A 8
1
mod
AA
—1
A 7
preferred
7c
IUV2
—100
Trust Shares
Cumulative
: 4.61
—•
-1
18.82
-
20.35
Bank
1
.5.15
25c
_
Dividend
1.18
1.29
Shares—
_1
19.15
11.50
Fund
Fidelity
General Reinsurance
Gibraltar
Glens Falls Fire
5
Globe & Republic
5
9%
10%
5
28%
30%
Mutual
First
5.84
17.03
18.34
1.72
1.8 J
Trust
5.34
Inc—2
20.17
22.10
Fundamental Trust Shares A—2
4.47
5.36
Fundamental
B
Invest
4.84
5.21
46 %
49 Ma
16%
18%
41V4
10
25%
Agricultural
92 V4
shares
Automobile
6.74
5.22
Home
7.01
Homestead
7.33
8.07
10.10
8.13
Building shares————
6.26
6.89
Chemical
shares.-———
5.96
Equipment———
8.17
8.98
4.47
4.93
Food
shares
——
bond
General
shares
6.89
45%
85
88
8.15
8.96
13%
14%
10
34%
36%
___2
5%
6%
-10
25 %
26%
—10
(NY)
Corp
22%
24%
—
(Texas)
(Paul)
Paul
.
Fire
Fire
Marine
-62 Ma
2.71
&
2.01
.10
47%
49%
10
39%
41%
Springfield Fire & Marine.
25
124 %
128 Ma
Standard Accident
10
67
100
458
Security
New
_
Haven
—
47
Travelers
stock
6.79
_
69 %
468
Amer
Trust
.
16%
Insur Co of North America—_10
76%
78%
i 7.11
1955
___•
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Fire.
S
U S
2
31%
Westchester
53%
74 Va
78 Ma
31%
Fire
33%
51%
_
Guarantee
33 7,(1
6.64
New York Bank Stocks
39
Hid
10
•V.'
Ask
19%
20%
Par
shares
1953-
U S
.20
Jersey Insurance of N Y.
—
Series
30%
U
5.40
6.46
6.03
.
15%
11.15
4.90
_J'-"
Railroad equipment
28%
Fire
7.47
10.14
__:
5
10
Par
.'•1
..--y
First National of N Y
Bid
100
1,380
Ask
1,410
1.99
1
2.54
1956
1
1958
1
34 To
.13.55
2.12
National
36 Mo
City—
_12Ma
32%
34%
—17Ma
32 %
33 Mt
-
2.49
Series
Plymouth Fund Inc
Putnam
(Geo)
10c
Fund___
47c
Republic Invest Fund
1
13.78
5.85
v
•
New York Trust
6.60
3.54
3.89
*
Amer
Selected
Income
85.93
87.67
2Ma
8.97
3.99
—100
—10
__1
x6.65
6.80
•
13.87
St
Investment
Super Corp
•
74.08
79.61
AA
1
2.27
of Amer
46%
48%
84 Va
20
93 Ma
96 Ma
10
—
& Trust
__
45%
47%
Morgan
16
17 Va
New
Continental Bank & Trust- —10
14.76
Corp
Bank
Corn
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
Fulton
44%
County
Lawyers
Kings
_
Guaranty
7.58
28%
20
common
31%
42%
44%
20
P)
&
53
55
100
Co
199
209
—.1}
York
25
80 Ma
83 Ma
Title
63
301
Guarantee
170
295
_
(J
14%
1,270
25
Preferred
,Ask
13%
100
45%
60
155
_..50
__
Bid
——10
Manufacturers
Chemical
Empire
State
Par
Irving
358
80%
.
Central Hanover
Shares—!
Sovereign Investors
Spencer Trask Fund
348
Brooklyn
■
Companies
Ask
9.79
1
Shares
Bid
Par
Bankers
Inc_
Selected
Public National
200
52c
12.88
1
192
-100
6.56
Electrical
—
107 Mi
43%
11.10
equipment
5.75
7.39
—
shares
Aviation
103 Ma
5
Seaboard Surety—
12.45
Fire
9.41
Fund,
6.13
Revere
95 Va
44
Hartford Steamboiler Inspect._10
Scudder, Stevens & plark
shares
Republic
27%
10
Hartford
6.10
Bank of New York
Group Securities—
25
_10
43 %
32.81
1
General Investors Trust
30.51
5
102
—10
___
_
Providence-Washington
9.28
Quarterly Inc Shares———10c
•
Capital Corp
12%
St
4.3 2
-_——-•
—
—
General
5
98
.12.50
29 >/4
10
florp
Marine
American
6.37
North
4.15
Shares
&
Hanover
North Amer Bond Trust ctfs
9.21
3.55
Trust
11'/«
27%
9.85
Series
10
Trust Shares A
Foundation
6.44
12.76
Fire
8.44
Series
A—1
Fixed
5
5
8.96
Metals
5.96
Newark
.7.13
Inc—
Steel
5
Fund,
Fund
of
Fire__
5.54
Oils
•y
Northern
Reinsurance
6.44
4M4
79 Mi
7.30
30.17
34
Ine_
Inc.——____•
Industrial
Financial
28,06
33
76 Mt
4.64
Railroad
Equitable Invest Corp (Mass)_5
Equity Corp $3 conv pfd——_1
Indemnity Co
Phoenix
Franklin
Machinery
12.35
25%
Fire
Pacific
11.33
Electrical
20.57
—1
Fund
Stock
Pacific
67 Va
Firemen's
8.56
16%
23%
5
43
1.35
stock—
15%
..2.50
River
65 Va
6.88
.
Fund——
Balanced
5
41
1.23
;*
Insurance
Eaton & Howard-*-
47
Fire
10
Chemical
5.85
-
D
33%
45
10
Building supply
3.50
—2.50
C
27%
31%
—5
of Phila
6.36
Aviation
Diversified Trustee Shares—
25%
10
Northeastern
18 Ma
6.63
Agriculture
2
L
Preferred Accident
11.84
8%
176
Casualty-
33 Ma
1
Automobile
Delaware Fund
North
3.47
1
7%
Hampshire Fire
York
59%
39
4.19
Stocks
Amsterdam
7%
Va
171
20
__
Brunswick
New
22%
20%
25c
England Fund
6%
2
Fire
Fireman's Fd of San Fran—10
Preferred stock series..
4 l:
6.07
Security Series—
York
Union
New
85 Ma
5.87
Y_
Liberty
National
17
Federal
series
6%
73
50
57
37
11.35
•
5%
70
46 Mi..
5
N
31 Ma
10.43
Low priced bond series
New
Fire
10
9.70
29
10
Mfrs
&
New
Great
Ma
New
shares
B
27%
29
Mercli
10
10.38
series
Income
118 Mi
—100
k
Connecticut General Life
10
voting shares
Bond
Insurance—
Forster
A Common
4 2.60
common—10
Forster
preferred—
&
Crum
2.60
——1
mod_^
New York
1
12 Ma
,
National Fire__
-8
x83 Ma
5
_1
series B shares—
(Mdl
7
25
Continental Casualty
National Investors Corp_
Series ACC
City of
4.55
21.38
Securities—
2.26
Series
Shippers
Fire—
Fire Assn
Nation-Wide
Casualty
New
2M2
100
Camden
8.64
4.00
Inc
2.15
Accumulative series
7.85
19.88
Fund
2d
Invest
*
<
10c
1
—
55%
Baltimore American
36.90
—_1
Trust
Corporate Trust Shares———1
AA
53%
10%
15%
.
Boston
{Colo)
Series
57 Va
14%
Surety
6.75
86.34
36.16
4.76
35 %
54%
Ask
9 Mi
21
15%
Bid
5
National
15.29
Loomis
Par
Knickerbocker
23%
19 Ma
14%
25
Reserve
4.26
—1
22%
___10
Re-Insurance
American
x6.11
Inc—_5
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assur
10
American
Sayles Mut Fund—*
Maryland
7 3 Ma
5
4.73
Fund_
Loomls
34%
10
10.59
S-4
Knickerbocker
33%
70 Ma
2 Mi
13.68
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
Canadian
Equitable
American of Newark
9.60
16.92
Ltd
Alliance
American
xl2 41
15.74
;
56%
10
25.56
S-3
5
Inc___:
Street Invest Co
Broad
4Mt
3.59
_—5
•.
6.24
S-2—
Series
3%
5
135 Ma
54%
25
Life
23.27
Series
Shares——__10
Aetna
Agricultural
16.61
Scries
S-l_.
130 Mi
19.22
6%
3'A
1
A6% preferred
Boston
27.52
14.45
Investing—
a Common
;
13.70
Series
Basic
i
32.85
17.51
B-2
Series
5%
13.32
__2
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.——1
Bankers Nat
29.99
25.06
B-l
Series
3.41
10
Surety
Aetna
12.74
Investing.lOc
Shares
Keystone Custodian Funds-
23
Ask
10
Aetna Casual &
Aeronautical Securities
Companies
Bid
Ask
United
& Trust
12
States
4%
100
5%
1,145
1,185
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
Investing
Low
£
Price Shares
_<
6,37
7.01
ASeries
C
1
2.15
——
•
5.33
5.90
A
D__
1
2.07
5.31
5.85
' 5.37
5.91
_l
5.61
1
6.10
Merchandise shares.
—>
Mining shares——————
Petroleum
shares
6.10
—-
Series
Trustee Stand
6.71
Oil
ASeries A
ASeries B
Railroad
shares—„—._
3,16
,
Equipment shares
Steel shares
Tobacco
Utility
shares—
.
4.28
4.30
RR
4.74
3.82
shares
4.21
3.58
——
.
Figures after decimal point represent
3.49
3.88
-
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
Shares—
MaturityTrusteed Amer Bank Shs—B—
Income
Foundation
Fund
Trusteed
Industry Shares—__25c
Fund
series
72c
A
U
10c
1.38
1.51
—5
18.82
1943.
1 Ms %
100.2
100.3
tDec.
1943.
1
100.7
100.8
tMar 15,
Dec
15,
1943.
1VB%
100.14
100.15
tDec
1946
1944.
1
%
100.16
Jun
15,
1944.
% %
100.11
100.13
Sep
15,
1944.
%
100.26
100.23
2.12
2.40
Incorporated
Investors
Institutional
Aviation
Bank
;
Ltd—
Securities
Group shares—J—'
Group shares
%
7.81
S El Lt
B
& Pwr Shares
A
1
,r;
1
15,
of
100.13
t%s Dec 1,
b0.47
_
% %
100.18
100.20
t%s Feb 1.
100.12
t%%
1,
1944
0.70';
b0.79
-
-
-
0.44%
0.76%
1)0.84
1944..-
100.10
0.42%
b0.75
b0.77
-
1943
May
99.19
Indebtedness—
1943_
1945-
Mar 15,
99.21
100.11
1943._-
99.27
0.81 %
17.22
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
Investment Banking
Corporations
1.21
America—10
21.95
1
11 50
11.76
Bid
A First
&
Co
1
Boston
Corp
10
1%
13%
1%
15 Ma
105%
Bid
106%
Electric
3%s,
97%
100%
3%s
101
108%
104 %
Public Service of Indiana
98
107%
1972
Ask
103%
Ask
Cent 111 Pub Serv 3%s, 1971
Empire Gas & Fuel 3 Mas, 1962—
Macy (R H) 2V2s 1952-
23.86
Investors Fund C
of
1,
Aug
99.25
Penn
Co
|%s
99.19
1 Ma %
%%
14.06
89c
1.10
ABlair
Investment
Certificates
99.17
%
1
„
•
x.12.83
81c
Insurance Group shares
Ask
%%
__
1944,
xi.57
15.65
15,
1945
1V4 %
14%
Wellington Fund
15,
t%s Nov 1,
tSept.
———
Bid
100.17
20.04
7.14
point
Int. Rate
1946
25.01
18.34
C
a
.
15,
20.24
Independence Trust Shares—*
22.88
B
32ds of
more
or
15,
80c
Series
28c
Inc
Common
one
Maturity—
Sep
40c
3.JU
16c
1
Ask
Jun
25c
;
Series
Holding Corp—
Bid
Mar 15,
Clas6
United Bond
A Huron
Int. Rate
.
1972
104%
3M»s, 1956
Wilson
& Co
3s
Pwr
Wisconsin
3'As,
105%
100%
1971
100%
106%
1958..—
& Lgt
104%
105%
Puget Sound P & L 4MaS 1972—,
Southern Natural Gas Pipe Line
107%
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
%
:
'Bid
Ask
XV/b %
—Feb
Bid
Federal
Commodity Credit Corp—
15,1945
100.2
2s
100.4
Home
Loan
%s„
1,
1943
b0.75
0.603
Bank
Bonds—
1946-1944
4S
1964-1944—
3V4S
3s
____i—
—
1955-1945
Jan.
3s
May 1,
1,
Finance
103};?
104
103%
104
104%
105
104%
104 7 s
S
100.23
Bid
100Va
—
1943
fi/r discount
b0.37
0.28%
June
1943
bC.37
0.30%
June
1943
b0.37
0.32',
July 7,
100.3
100.5
May 26.
1943_
bO.37
0.32 '/•
July 14,
July 21,
100.18
100.21
Housing Authority—
notes _____Feb
Other
June
1,1944
June
2.
9,
b0.37
1943
0.32 "r
bO.37
1943
0.32%
July
1943——,-
30,
1943
—
1943
—.
.
1943
1943—
28,
——
'
0.33',
bO.37
1943———
23,
May 12,
May
0.32%
bO.37
•
19.
Ask
b0.37
1943—-—^
16,
100.4
15.1944
Bills
purchase
Bid
June
—.
at
Ask
Treasury bills—
May 5,
Corp—
are
100.3
0.34%
bO.37
b0.375
b0.375
b0.375
0.34%
0.35%
0.35%
0.35%
Issues
•No
U
S Conversion
3s__
105 %
106%
U
S Conversion
3s
1956-1946
105%
106%
Panama Canal 3s
100.20
quoted
Apr
1% %
iV
100.4
July 15, 1943
—
1956--1946_.
1955-1945
3s
1943 at
t\%
U
4s
3,
Reconstruction
11 Ms %
Federal Land
Rates
101.1
1944—
3,
Call July
Banks—
—Oct.
-May 16, 1943
—
1%S Jan.
S
Federal
United States Treasury
Ask
Natl Mtge Assn—
1946
106 M4
1947
IO8M4
108%
1961
128 Va
130
par
value.
«
Odd
lot
sales,
b Yield
price,
d Deferred
delivery,
106%
s
Cash sale—not
oonds
are
Included in range
for year,
subject to all Federal taxes.
x-Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights,
AQuotations not furnished
r
Canadian
tin default.
by sponsor or issuer.
market,
tThese
THE COMMERCIAL
1644
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, May 3, 1943
>
Week
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
A.A-A AA-,;.-;
at
Virginia—Huntington—
;
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
A'.Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Week
New
Chicago
—
-'. V:
Kansas
i
—
-
'A
374,123,831
+13.7
482,000,000
+20.5
1,917,999
109,509,481
+ 25.2
91,474,370
72,307,490
32,600,365
+ 19.0
29,569,056
22,879,437
208,719,158
+ 24.3
176,146,329
139,927,946
+
1,138,027
1,294,858
+
Macon
263,511,279> +24.8
'-
-
120,659,895
*
+40.1
—
Mobile
Total all cities, five days
184,244,971
+27.3
+7 160,334,668
<>'.
99,275,702
+32.3
Total
+27.5
1,146,129,760
v
$7,920,537,849
$6,259,898,929
+26.5
..l,408,036,611
+12.5
—$9,504,645,419
$7,667,935,540
+24.0
elaborate
709,219
26,541,000
20,043,000
41,009,029
+
9.3
24,677,874
17.916.278
5,136,408
200,502
4,068,317
We cannot furnish them
today, in
as
much
the week
as
2,167,610
+ 86.3
125,483
118,300
62,819,866
+ 28.5
52,106,382
38.433.279
347,501,037
271,878,208
27.8
201,524,341
161,852,734
.
611,869
3,548,696
3.071,492
2.3
2,855,464
1,372,344
4.7
2,169,391
1,588,559
0.7
22,363,000
19,376,000
23.0
2,583,693
1,927,337
2,962,590
2,828,430
24,358,000
3.404,350
.
2,767,642
+
+ 11.8
+
—
8,381,815
5,210,261
+
27.6
20.691,473
19,586,056
1,669,080
+
23.4
1,451,337
16,374,787
13,137.909
+ 24.6
13,997,527
5,950,090
V<
6,578,643
25,436,682
2,059,882
—;
7,499,383
32,450,741
5,228,606
+13.8
4,305,296
431,964
4.1;
J.
390,979,648
+
2.9
350,669,748
1,226,989
+
7.1
1,186,462
4,486,711
4,490,054
0.1
4,717,353
3,702.843
1,956,348'
.
402,425,619
1,800,420
+
8.7
1,556,545
1,267,355
1,410,709
Peoria————
1,397,121
+
1.0
1,411,136
—
,
Rockford—L—iii.—____—
—_
Springfield——T—
(17 cities)——
improvement of 46.3%, in the Boston Reserve District of 38.8% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District of 1.8%.
The Cleveland Reserve District has to its credit
—
—
421,206
515,507,848
——
Missouri—St. Louis—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy———
of
"
'
1,008,482
1,375,463
392,722,222
170,100^000
+ 29.5
131,400,000
102,200,000
85,700,000
67,232,515
50,269,587
+ 33.7
42,960,939
30,665,395
38,967,796
30.696,775
+ 26.9
27,479,223
19,456,547
766,000
720,000
6.4
726,000
586,000
30.0
173,366,162
136,407,942
+ '
'
33.6%, the Richmond Reserve District of 24.3%, and the Atlanta
Reserve District of 27.8%.
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals are larger by
5.2%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 30.0% and in the Minneapolis Reserve |
District of 37.7%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is a gain of 38.8%, in
Reserve District of
365.699
314,115,043
*£
Eighth Federal Reserve District—-St. Louis-
an
the San Francisco
3,666,717
'
414,075
this centre having recorded a gain of 47.5%.
We group the
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located, and from
this it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals record
and in
1,169,706
13,696,468
■
1,314,470
•"
the bank clearings at
29.3%.
222,392
22.3
24,195,000
Bend--——-
City—
Total
378,726
+
2,622,750
.
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago——A—-—Decatur—[
,
+ 63.3
3,617,302
2,683,970
+
374,590
—4,424,822
—
Haute
Sioux
+
District—Chicago-
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines—
detailed
Reserve District of 36.7%
1,867,130
+ 26.3
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
appear
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $9,051,182,804, against $6,708,2.67,759 in the same week in 1942. Outside of this city there was an increase of 23.1%
the Dallas
1,112,867
1,396,987
107,573
Indianapolis—
South
statement, however, which we present further below
we are able to give the final and complete results for the week
previous—the week
ended April 24.
For that week there was an increase of 34.9%, the aggregate of
increase
1.2
—
80,705,484
Indiana—Fort Wayne—
figures are not available, at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the
1,116,514
29,289,000
+ 47.8
44,817,377
Rapids——-—.
Lansing-
ends Saturday and the Saturday
In
+ 24.9
Michigan—Ann Arbor——
Terre
issue of next week.
1,521,034
43,294,921
(10 cities)
...
+22.4
,
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
2,250,246
♦1,900,000
—__—.
Seventh Federal Reserve
1,584,107,570
Total all cities for week-—
56,900,000
+11.5
$5,113,769,169
———
19,785,965
65,900,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg-
131,301,014
All cities, one day
22,943,500
+ 25.3
Louisiana—New Orleans
A $6,517,571,234
1,402,966,615
—
4,548,991
+ 42.6
—
——;
+34.6
+24.2
183.671.106
—
+ 32.7
96,700,000
.
115,200,000
"'234,454,447'
—
6,217,395
27,895,748
2,222,888
—w—
174,829,000
4,966,696
8,249,534
39,773,923
'
Alabama—Birmingham—
!
.
121,200,000
._
Florida—Jacksonville-——
Grand
an
5.6
2,026,044
i—
——-
155,100,000
-
cities, five days
cities, five days
Other
■
2, <ix,uu0
40,416,201
259,461,744
Georgia—Atlanta—
m
.
Augusta—A——--2-
+30.0
217,064,000
—
-
Baltimore:*——.——.——,—————
,
Ten
in
3,60o,uvjO
49,646,944
38,780,441
(6 cities)—-—
Nashville
A'
%
-
$3,139,589,823
581,000,000
328,871,862
AA' 169,030,253
;
—
Cleveland---—™I.r
I
i
Pittsburgh'^.——
v
r
_
;
San Francisco—
V.
425,273,243
—
-
-
«
1942
$4,080,476,415
City—
St. Louis
rv,v
.
1943
\
1 C
-
——
Philadelphia—
I
475,791
653,101
+ 2U.1
+ 26.7
137,041,204
,
—
Columbia—Washington—
Tennessee—Knoxville———
Ending May 1
York
Boston™
.
::'>v-
+ 32.0
5,507,UU0
58,422,884
A A 73,994,149
South Carolina—Charleston
$9,504,645,419, against $7,667,935,540 for the same week in 1942. At this
a gain for the
week ended Friday of 30.0%. Our comparative sum¬
r
6,615,000
Richmond
District of
•'.'761,429
1,004,906
.
Virginia—Norfolk
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
I
Dec. %
for the week follows:
mary
I
April 24
Inc. or
*
$
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
there is
center
Ended
1942
1943
■
$
Bank clearings this week show an increase 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, May 1, clearings from all
cities of the United States from which dt is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 24,0% above those for the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total,
stands
:
{J \
Total
><l'
'
'
•
—
(4 cities)——*——
Ninth Federal Reserve
'
I
■
I
'}?■ "
1
■
277,066,311
■
-
•-
' • •-
213,086,362
+
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth——
4,287.797
3,452,341
+ 24.2
3,696,285
Minneapolis———d.——130,958,682
91,627,596
+ 42.9
79,602,382
77,701,828
St.
34,989,730
+ 23.7
30,570,711
28,101,783
5.0
2,489,111
2,240,023
ri
t
«
/
•'
Paul—43,281,620
3,026.693
North
In the following we furnish a summary
A
AAA >■'A-■:
-A -A,.: ;.,A, A
A
SUMMARY
Week
Ended
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
Boston
2d
New
BANK
;
;.
;
$
12
10
3d
Philadelphia
tth
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
10
7th
Chicago
17
6th
St.
7
:
**
«•
II
•
1942
■
■
1940 >'
1941
Inc. or
Pth
A
Louis
7
Minneapolis '
10th Kansas
10
City
6
11th Dallas
10
Francisco
12tli San
Total
—
!— 111
—
Outside New York City
•
<«
3,380,943.331
340,907,039
46.3
32
3,543,666,701
798,551
14.5
868,762
780,764
4,544,713
1,907,055
+ 38.3
3,466,025
2,939,618
37.7
121,491,827
115,683,735
559,688,723
+
1.8
502,061,476
+ 33.6
402,119,396
+ 24.3
176,146,329
139,927,946
347,501,037
271,878,208
+ 27.8
201,524,341
161,852,734
515,507,848
489,906,570
+
5.2
440,885,695
392,722,222
277,066,311
213,086,362
+ 30.0
173,366,162
136,407,942
188,026,622
•1
136,538,046
203,034,035
•.
+ 37.7
281,895,997
It
+ 38.8
121,491,827
92,463,176
+ 36.7
84,549,928
+ 29.3
311,743,061
6.708,267,759
+ 34.9
>6,454,724,462
5,445,343,764
4,252,388,157
3,454,466,050
+ 23.1
3,035,565,751
481,310,382
+ 20.6
395,880,381
now
add
detailed
our
Total
.
showing the figures for each city for the
Ended April 24
1942
$
Inc.
+ 131,1
+ 147.0
128,387
120,063
+
35.3
2,720,545
2,934,397
+
27,248,281
45,469,888
142,642,968
4,145,813
898,694
613,931
281,895,997
■
2,113,224
.>A: 4,055,031
819,440
i;
5,512,071
851,797
—
(10 cities).
—
203,034,035
+ 38.8
1,782,896
101,769
+ 90.7
88,239
47.1
31,535,712
103.3
2,195,284
+ 35.9
3,145,251
3,182.201
+
33.7
111,903,472
94,267,285
+
29.0
3,276,158
3,025,012
5.2
505,341
449,769
+ 33.5
750,587
632,730
156,262,506
135,025,707
+
—
3,077,680
District—Dallas—
—.
Dallas———
;
'
'Fort Worth—————— '■
.3,400,065
...
1,646,578
+
39.1
69 080,059
52,537,911
8,950,317
2,069,000
+
27.7
7,283,030
+
27.9.
1,875,000
1,987,000
1.018,275
2,646,000
1,327,978
1,612,177
74,259,862
t'.:i03,267,672
Z 11,430,662:
———^
Louisiana—Shreveport
1941
or
Dec. %
106,342
153,522
2,834.622
5,349,628
Galveston—*.-
$
245,765
379,179
66,886,213
.
J
.Wichita Falls—-———
1943
'
4,295,177
-
f
——
"C: Eleventh Federal Reserve
Week ended April 2L for four years.
V
-'f
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
Pueblo——
,
Clearings at—
+
193,720,342
—,
■:-.
Week
136,528,046
3,836,475
*
*
—-
St. Joseph
320,285,348
statement
893,021
' ■
A.
.
Texas—Austin
We
■'
Missouri—Kansas City—
2,461,514,139
580,691,224
'
Wichita
256,434,658
9,051,182,804
■
■
——
Omaha
66,257,736
375,138,290
■
Kansas—Topeka
115,683,735
126,357,700
.Hastings—
Lincoln
135,025,707
485,170,458
II
188,026,622
——,
'
Nebraska—Fremont--——
285,559.192
156,262,506
(7 cities)
Vv+A'Av.:
398,383,797
1
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
3,091,120,579
208.719,158
If
Cities
42.2
+
Total
447,764,219
it
cities
+
917,059
265,967,516
259,461,744
it
—
Canada
•
932,934
1.050,463
.
+ 38.8
+
598.049,460
V
2,711,331
1,326,510
?»
>
569,870,352
i
it
2,576,837
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
,
6
Dakota—Fargo
South
o<T
j
Helena——
Dec. %
$
329,107,641
4,945,548,395
f
.
CLEARINGS
456,726,880
12 citlea
_
York
OF
1943
April 24
by Federal Reserve Districts:
+•.*■.A A:AAAA:-" ;A ' A'AAA:AAAAA>;A:A Av!-AAA:'>t AA
.•/
+ 30.4
1,131,376
1,114,592
2.2
2,568,286
2,917,163
+ 36.7
84,549,928
4,285,323
4,382,826
126,357,700
92,463,176
—
6,054,432
.
$
Total
(6 cities)—-
——
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
949,657
Maine—Bangor_.
V
Fall River—
+
74.7
725,452
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
543,041
3,217,792
3,100,643
+
3.8
2,343,047
1,857,385
407,710,332
283,513,289
+
43.8
296,298,206
230,547,662
882,886
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
;
543,647
765,734
+
15.3
963,002
697,319
—
Washington—Seattle
Yakima—
88,515,382
—
——
Lowell
490,343
429,168
+14.3.
503,868
422,057
974,292
812,596
+ 19.9
833,696
773,391
Springfield.
4,247,347
3,640,827
Worcester.
2,325,352
2,133,738
12,349,484
13,607,465
6,347,480
5,517,442
16,638,100
14,559,100
+
14.3
593,815
483,989
+
22.7
456,726,880
329,107,641
New
*»
—
Bedford.
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Rhode
New
Haven
Island—Providence—
Hampshire—Manchester
..
(12 cities)
3,847,115
Santa Barbara—-
1,656,513
13,189,700
9,845,600
Stockton
4,064,910
559,800
+ 38.8
485,170,458
340,907,039
375,138,200
20,972,610
1,193,981
+12.3
1,204.983
——
—
(10 cities)———:
+ 18.1
39,000,000
32,200,000
608,482
3,253,801.709
+
47.5
3,419.158,711
8,820,112
+ 24.5
8.243,105
7,184,443
5,277,381
4,289,710
+
23.0
4,893,959
4,333,331
7.978.776
7,493,620
+
6.5
5,593,108
3,847.018
287,217
Newark-
22,058,247
369,432
19,431,511
Northern New Jersey.
31,522,478
28,436,295
4,945,548,395
3,380,943,331
—22.3
335,232
367,036
+
13.5
18,947,146
19,119,350
+
10.9
+ 46.3
{■/.
23,651,195
3,543,666,701
23,626,670
3,091,120,579
311,743,061
256,434,658
6,708,267,759
+
34.9
6.454,724,462
5,445,343,764
+ 23.1
3,035,565,751
2,461,514,139
Ended
April 22
Inc. or
Dec. %
+12.8
120,945,548
124,529,295
+28.7
101,094,451
90,621,116
77,380,307
50,601,644
+52.9
56,056,968
40,595,956
31,061,442
24,045,832
+29.2
18,589,601
16,673,018
Vancouver
.
—
110,506,918
63,422,550
64,417,048
—
1.5
42,912,726
19,368,139
————
5,361,573
5,161,687
+
3.9
4,645,154
4,015,160
Halifax—-—.
3,942.150
3,637,535 '
+
8.4
3,767,322
Hamilton-
9,026,474
7,594,271
+ 18.9
7,445,696
7,224,851
8,048,284
—10.2
7,362,992
2,850,098
2,544.948
+ 12.0
2,586,567
Ottawa————•——
Quebec—.
—
Calgary—
—
John
2,710,877
5,223,103
v
4,236,040
1,921,168
2,129,238
1,973,677
+
7.9
1,983,794
1,862,192
3,154,607
2.926,937
+
7.8
2,406,563
2,527.691
518,380
—21.0
464,398
379,986
Edmonton—
1,311.081
1,519,936
—13.7
1,437,625
581,844
Regina
609,059
—26.2
484,133
371,340
Brandon——1
—
&£
i
10,232.809
5,999,396
+70.6
5,079,816
3,500,301
——
5,421,785
3,646,747
+48.7
3,882,654
3,064,690
537,775
438,261
+22.7
390,948
280,260
'
1,461,679
557.000,000
547,000,000
—
+
8.6
1,312,197
1.8
489.000,000
1,206,934
385,000,000
Saskatoon
1,331,220
4.3
1,712,818
1,525,464
2,067,506
+
14.1
f\239,553
2,004,459
1,032.243
+ 23.0
1.077.271
900.933
1,677,501
1.647,800
+
1.8
1,349,581
1,264,637
New
2,770,300
2,500,900
+
10.8
2,983,900
5,156,200
Medicine
569,870,352
559,688,723
+
1.8
502,061,476
398,383,797
—
853.093
——
695,475
+22.7
532,472
466,210
1,951,312
Lethbridge—
1,282,233
1,563,251
+24.8
1,563,280
1,307,938
+50.8
623,298
472,796
986,574
654,231
Brantford——i£.:—
1,259,157
1,145,624-
+
9.9
1,018,244
Fort William—.
1,102,785
1,035,193
+
6.5
1,075,450
627.702
851,149
957,383
—11.1
821,097
685,775
498,226
313,703
+58.8
300,030
232,498
+24.7
Moose
Jaw——
Westminster
Hat
843.125
Peterborough
(10 cities)
,
1—„_
Ohio—Canton
3.342,424
+
9.9
2,836,610
2,082 678
Cincinnati
117,842,061
89,858,563
+31.2
73,532,611
Cleveland
52,680,133
219.640.703
168,398.662
+30.4
Columbus
142,866,188
93,145,198
23,226,000
11,487,100
2,150,310
2,280,748
Mansfield
Youngstown—...
*>e;nnsylvania—Pittsburgh
+102.2
12.694.000
10.179.7OO
5.7
2,623,025
1,634 018
—
3,439,944
2,732.351
+25.9
3,150.986
2,359,602
228,408,018
199,965,905
+ 14.2
164,415,976
836,419
678,135
522.326
1,171,218
1,110,237
+
5.5
820,642
812,435
1,356,990
1,308,362
+
3.7
1,266,054
991,913
Windsor
3,040,890
1,043,037
EherbrookeKitchener
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
4,564,530
4,312,319
+
5.8
3,886,811
2,517.600
611,727
478,389
+27.8
384,634
325,905
934,009
655,879
Prince Albert
(7 cities)
1,207,165
Moncton—
447,764,219
+-33.6
402,119,396
285,559,192
1,226,808
—
1.6
705,379
+25.2
730,188
675,086
+
*
857,465
Sudbury—
—
Sarnia
.
736,693
563,295
...
555,100
708,541
392,166
+ 118.7
491,784
405.136
846,634
+36.8
1,041,848
949,645
530,691,224
(32 Cities)
♦Estimated.
.
8.2
1,157,963
Chatham
123,484 863
598,049,460
-
883,189
Kingston—
Total
Total
2,339,433
+ 29.3
160,216,527
1,274,660
Total
1,789,069
2,952,105
Montreal—
Winnipeg—
2,358,692
Jersey—Trenton
1.6
157,488,161
Scranton
New
+
+ 31.2
Victoria——
1,336,386
:
1,630,746
3,098,308
$
Wilkes-Barre
York.:
2,931,611
1943
409,767
-
33.1
177,663,270
449,732
Philadelphia
Reading
+
London
District—Philadelphia—
Lancaster
3,226,692
Toronto
St.
—
4,294,775
158,236,000
2,469,199
¥ 1,863,197
—
3,454,466,050
Canada-
2,983,829,625
10,983,885
Chester
2,846,925
182,037,000
(ill cities)——
425,077
4,798,794,647
Bethlehem
3,409,169
22.1
Week
685,832
York
Pennsylvania—Altoona
5.4
+
974,020
48,600,000
3,923,404
3,530,014
206,966,000
14,528,177
1,058,172
Third Federal Reserve
4,542,485
3,340,155
Outside New York
8.2
37,285,807
252,782,000
San Jose
Grand Total
+
91.9
.
4- 60.9
265,967,516
+
(
50,134.589
420,182
'
+ 11.4
••
5,589,681
11,374,075
Rochester
:
8,995,517
5,544,057
916,999
(12 cities)
14.440,403
13,642,735
802,179
Total
17,144.583
9.2
1,021,163
Jersey—Montclair.
34.4
15.0
+
6,787.783
'
1
+
Pasadena.—-—u—
1.539,348
New
22,737,514
San Francisco
57,400,000
Connecticut—Stamford.
32,039,455
30,548,764
3,608,935
Elmira.
Syracuse———
45,740,630
2,030,754
Jamestown
New
990,835
53.1
3,744,199
1.340.775
Buffalo
1,061,820
+
2,559,277
7,344,478
Binghamton
+ 22.4
9.0
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
New York—Albany.
+ 28.8
1.221,209
58,439,358
+ 16.7
+
—
Total
Total
—.
68,698,768
1,494,982
89,477,460
—
Oregon—Portland—
Utah—Salt Lake City.
California—Long Beach:
481,310,382
+20.6
395,880,381
320,285,343
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
157
Volume
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
5%
dividend has
stock
declared
been
the
on
in stock.—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
Net ry.
I
railway-—
railway—i-.--
$413,447
196,816
income—
12/2,003
61,080
oper.
57,306
67,968
29,800
from
—V.
1,056,530
773,647
449,315
266,591
244,691
146,466
184,912
157, p.
1520.
...
Alabama Power
Co.—Earnings—
Federal
_—■
income
Federal
taxes™
income
Net
on
Balance
—V.
395,821
$9,171,823
5,927,432.
284,181
758,982
6,799,728
$380,917
$285,285
$4,530,017
for
189,082
2,268,986
2,323,992
$191,835
—
$96,203
$2,261,031
$920,399
Fed. inc.
RR.
Corp.—Earnings
Traffic
General
;
______—1—
and structures.—
equipment————--——-
accounts
Transportation
1943
$158,129
39,085
16,204
revenue————
way
of
—
——,—
4,617
:
Gross
$144,205
9,500
10,000
—
"$135,934
$43,609
—
income
Income
gross
—
$47,234
14,673
_
Balance, surplus available for interest.-——
$32,561
—
—V. 157, p. 1045.
$169,614
1943
railway—i
Net from railway^
Net ry. oper. income—
—
From Jan. l—'
Gross
from
Net from
Net ry.
1941
$3,172,047
1,340,977
610,399
from
Gross
1942
$2,247,059
$1,634,822
462,022
:
Int.,
254,055
163,355
"31,995
"Consolidated
net
'"*1943
'
earnings before taxes——
foreign inc. & exc. prof. tax.
Prov. for Fed. arid
6,123,902
1,757,755
832,674
,
4,449,293
3,867,109
721,538
"73,015
income—
1,724,754
157, p. 1235.
"Deficit.—V.
1,154,058
297,318
.
Nine Months Ended April 2—
Gross
Gen.
losses
for
Prov.
—_
1942
$3,515,208
629,827
$1,464,430
41,214
'
sales
time
on
1943
$3,325,804
632,613
^
profit from operations
oper. and admin, exp
(& Subs.)
(Del.)
1941
179,663
income
—V.
self-ins.)
"After
$1,285,154
Depreclataion of plants—
Depletion of mines
444,649
41,805
34,760
435,110
22,826
450,008
21,174
—
•
self-insurance
for
Reserve
$731,683
profit
before
—
29,799
27,295
Federal income
shares
of
stock—887,331
852,372
$1.45
$1.38
_
for
Prov.
Fed.
tax.
$2,130,756
$2,217,983
operating
debits
Net
common
_
eral
partially est—
"850,000
"1,048,000
80,000
$1,280,756
$1,169,983
$2.04
$1.86
$0.24
•No
provision necessary for
profits taxes.—V.
excess
ry.
dividend of
tribution
Dec.
over
1,
March
15
Operating
carried 1,532,812 pounds of express and 1,908,707
during March, increases of 123.9% and 74.1%, re¬
1942.
Brake
Brake
Shoe
Shoe
&
cents
American
expenses
and
2
June
157,'
each.—V.
Utilities
1,
p.
20 cents
598.
each;
and
Sept.
1
stockholders
the
William
were
name
B.
Given
their
at
this
of
Jr.,
at an annual rate
Net
The
N.
Service
Stock
Corp.
Sale
Walter M. Jensen, John A. Larson, Frank
Oscar G. Dahlberg, Fred E. Dahlberg and Carl Dahlberg.
Dahlberg,
Burnett
it
Wisconsin corporation,
operating in Polk and
the northwestern part of the State,
In addition,
community of Markville in Pine County, Minn.,
State line. Northwestern supplies electricity at retail
is
Counties
the
serves
just across the
to approximately 2,582 customers.—V. 157,
ry.
p.
1236.
1942. '.v*^
■:%
Comparative table of weekly, output of
follows:
•
■
the
-V
electric energy
for the last
Atlantic
annual
meeting
to
President,
April
on
American Brake
announced
$100,000,000,
that
voted
27
To
all
like
amount
were
March
shipments
annually
a
50%
for
of
the
a "poor
net
profits
first
year,
in
normal
will be
shipments
quarter
when
outstanding
1942
1940
49,708,000
40,686,000
51,321,000
41,992,000
April 17
78,849,000
72,242,000
53,608,000
50,887,000
40,938,000
share
April 24.
77,985,000
72,277,000
54,840,000
51,473,000
39,179,000
ers
—V.
1941
157, p. 1522.
$695,369
$922,575
432,825
432,825
435,600
$1.68
$1.61
:
share
-
"Profit
1943
declared
on the $6 preferred stock and
$7 preferred stock, both payable
June 15 to holders of record
May 21.
share
the
p.
15, last.
cents
share
per
on-
March
directors
taxes
estimated
1464.
p.
at
on
rates
income
for
established
first
the
by the
$141,587
quarter
$27,358
on
of
Revenue Act
v..:.-; : -'
'
of
income.
1943
have
1942.—V.
-v-
;
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. (&
Net
1943
profit from operations—.—™—
Prov. for income and excess profits
Net
profit
Earnings per
Baltimore & Ohio
common
Note—Deduction
share-
has
including
income
made
and
for
5,254,716
2,502,366
$1,562,499
excess
depreciation
profits
and
taxes.
was
paid
1943—Month—1942
$1.94
all
1943—3 Mos.—1942
Ry. oper. revenues™— $30,027,425 $24,018,828 $83,843,348 $63,761,538
of way & struct.
of equipment.™
Maint.
1,852,500
5,233,954
467,408
Maint.
3,412,094
5,640,174
475,188
9,209,041
operations™-™
263,697
8,015,077
201,748
expenses-™-™
682,373
541,326
_______
$4,064,865
$2.04
.
been
$3 per
hold¬
made
RR.—Monthly Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
General
$1,632,365
,
—
of
regular quarterly dividend of 75 cents per share
preferred stock on April 1, 1943.—V. 157, p. 1047.
Miscelj.
1942
$6,887,081
taxes
—
dividend
last
the
Transportation
Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Months Ended March 31—
participating
a
on
1941
depreciation, interest and estimated Federal taxes
Note—Federal
Pa.—Participating Dividend—
declared
have
the no. par value $3 preferred stock, payable May 15 to
of record May 1.
A similar participating distribution was
Feb. 16 of last year.
on
1942
$54,134
—
"After
and
excess
of
Net
fr.
5,100,807
15,370,904
1,336,193
22,926,768
612,625
1,615,596
8,759,603
16,118,697
1,285,506
26",658,112
769,443
2,008,862
oper._
$10,352,638
Ry. tax accruals
Equipt. rents, net—'—
Jt. facft. rents, net_™_
3,445,246
336,289
152,288
$7,699,035 $28,243,125 $16,798,645
2,066,578 "10,258,628
"5,018,997
363,645
1,198,937
625,455
133,046
449,089
360,698
$6,418,815
481,780
$5,135,766 $16,336,471 $10,793,495
711,068
1,463,673
1,707,786
$6,900,595
156,053
$5,846,834 $17,800,144 $12,501,281
176,120
386,905
636,469
rev.
ry.
other
Provision
for
profits taxes for the 12 months ended March 31,
on the basis of the rates fixed by the applicable
1942.—V. 157, p. 1236.
Net ry. oper.
income
income-
a
a
$2.12
517.
on
Gross
Net
from
from
railway—
oper.
1941
1940
income™.
$429,524
$389,717
$333,205
157,859
from
ry.
Income
1942
$520,471
railway
railway—
Net from railway——
Net
income
deducts,
RR.—Earnings—
1943
93,767
105,581
fr. inc.
28,193
50,702
12,471
1,354,347
1,235,977
1,000,057
329,742
261,512
170,760
105,485
1,108,313
279,945
152,948
'
charges
Fixed charges
—
—
Net
_™__
income
"Railway
159,172
56,377
Excise
Tax
Tax
tax
$6,744,542
2,572,849
$5,670,714 $17,413,239 $11,864,812
2,628,295
7,720,089
7,853,985
$4,171,693
$3,042,419
■:%:-;• •■;■■:
income
157, p.
$9,693,150
$4,010,827
$1,114,225
1,028,828
$914,190
913,871
1,395,019
Accruals Include—
a/c Railroad Retirement Act
a/c Railroad Unemployment Insur.
Federal
—V.
■)•■"""
—
for
available
fixed
<
'
48,370
83,500
157, p. 1522,.
directors oil April 20 declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
the
dividend
of
90
common
stock, par $1, and the usual semi-annual dividend of
6% cumul. preferred stock, par $50, both pay¬
$1.50 per share on the
able
June
Last
stock
16
to holders of record May 31.
the company paid a dividend of 25 cents on the common
June 16, and one of 35 cents on Dec. 15.—V. 156, p. 2094.
year,
on
cents
dividend
of 30
per
dividend of $1.05 per share on
account of accumulations on
cents per
share has been declared on account of
preferred stock, par $10, payable
May 5 to holders of record April 29.
This compares with 20 cents
paid on Nov. 30, last, 15 cents on July 30, 1942 and 55 cents on
April 29, 1942.—V. 156, p. 1948.
■accumulations
on
the
Total
r,".
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—Accumulated Dividend—
Distribution of 75 cents on the
$7 preferred were made on
For record of dividends paid during 1942, see V, 157,
cents
Other
Miscell.
Ann Arbor
A
March
15
holders of record May 21.
A
last.
Distributions during 1942
and June 15, Sept. 15 and Dec.
15 to
on March 15,
15, 25 cents;
157, p. 1236.
paid
was
'
'
of
dividend
a
Act_
6,063,000
taxes——
'
„,
1418.
■
Barker Bros. Corp.—To
"
'
The
Purchase Preferred Stock—
purchase up to 16,000 shares of its own: out¬
cumulative preferred stock at a price not to exceed
corporation will
standing
5%%
per share, according to a letter
President;
Purchase by the company
$38
stock
would
leave
34,774
shares
annual dividend requirements
to stockholders from Neil Petree,
of 16,000 shares of the preferred
outstanding and would reduce the
from $139,628 to $95,628.—V. 157, p. 1523.
excess
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Dividends—
87J/a
declared
Autocar Co., Ardmore,
The
on
Corp.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
The
1941
providing for depreciation and estimated income and
profits taxes.—V. 157, p. 1045.
of
1942
$1,237,000
$0.41;
taxes.-
$0.45
depreciation and
1939
55,919,000
53,968,000
on
1942
"After
and
have
follows:
as
70,456,000
interest,
stock, payable June
15 cents each.—V.
15,
72,124,000
V.
$725,122
preferred
share—
including
and transportation.—
1943
"Profit
$6
charges
directors
common
1943
March—
American Chicle Co.—Earnings—
28
in
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Pay 15-Cent Dividend—
The
the
76,925,000
to
Shoe Co.
against $79,000,000
3 Months Ended March 31—
April
Refining Co.
Quarters Ended March 31—
1943
profit
____________$1,334,000
"Net
78,345,000
3
Arkansas-Missouri Power Corp.—25c Common DivJ—
on
to',
24,300
1943, has been made
below.
Co.,
present rate.
has 38 plants serving industry
directors
|
Preferred Shares—
At the annual meeting held last week voted
shares of 5% non-cumulative preferred stock held
treasury.—V. 157, p. 687.
retire
April 10—
V. 157, p. 1521.
The
$5,130,103
'
stockholders
The
.
Earnings per common
Output of electric energy of the electric properties of this company
for the week ended April 24, 1943, totaled 77,985,000 <kwh„
an in¬
crease
of 7.90%
over
the bhtput of 72,276,900 kwh. for the corre¬
about one-third of the
common
Dr718,841
$5,979,620
$2,578,029 • $2,504,108
oper.
tire 24,300
American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc.—Output—
*
Gross
Earnings per
$5,848,944
-
0250,856 Drl,506,011
a
income
profit margins and now are about
periods.
He predicted that earnings
slightly higher than the 1939 ratio,
share
$7,485,631
$2,754,964
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines—To Re-,
in
in
Common
$8,203,944
2,355,000"
v
income.
—V. 157, p. 1236.
small
Net ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
company
•
$9,069,455 $40,138,809 $23,135,835
5.309,491
18,653,178
14,931,891$3,759,964 $21,485,631
1,005,000
14,000,000
$3,056,656
•■'.■'
Dr478,627
Operating income
amt. paid for rent
of equip. & jt. facil.J
Ap-
buyers are listed as
$14,000,000 in 1932, and $49,000,000 in 1929.
Current earn¬
ings, he pointed out, are adversely affected by the continued decline
The
<
5,000,000
required for taxes
___
to six individuals.
The company intends to use the money to
$250,000 of its collateral trust 6% bonds, series A, due in 1964,
partial compliance with the integration and simplification provi¬
sions of the Holding Company Act.
Co.—New Name—
year ago,
were
$14,590,183
6,533,527
___
revenues— < $8,056,656
oper.
Amt.
The, Securities and Exchange Commission on April 22 approved the
the corporation of the 2,000 common shares of its
subsidiary, Northwestern Wisconsin Electric Co., for about $264,365 in
Foundry
company
of
1943—3 Mos.—1942
and
Net
Revenues Acts
The
V.
RR.~rEarnings—
proposed sale by
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co.—Shortens Name
change
-
.
1943—Month—1942
revenues
Operating
proved—
charges,
American
1942.
Traffic
For the first three months of the current year, 4,086,000 pounds of
for a total of 2,023,326,467 express miles were flown, against
1,991,911 pounds and 1,009,077,580 miles in the first quarter of 1942.
Cargo carried between the United States and Mexico in March was
42.2% greater than in February.—V. 157, p. 1235.
American
in
Atlantic Coast Line
March
on
express
See
tax
income
Net
corporation
mall
11,476,042
4,533,199
1943, include $10,718,000
profits taxes compared with $2,993,000 Fed¬
Period End. Mar. 31—
share has been declared on the common
holders 6f record May 14.
A similar dis¬
1, last.
Payments during 1942 were
to
1
maade
was
follows:
■156,'
The
14,998,035
5,110,788
cents per
15
payable June
stock,
American Airlines, Inc.—March Shows Gains—
pounds of
spectively
income.
oper.
67,217,647
43,414,329
12,525,887
0198,611
quarter
been
'
157, p. 340.
credits
or
$
$
$
23,701,483 106,439,712
14,751.545
54,594,032
4,510,249
36,029,880
093,510
Dr817,765
37,284,195
19,300,269
12,652,453
£>r220,685
revs._
of System
1943—3 Mos.—1942
Railway tax accruals for three months ended March 31, 1943, in¬
$30,425,000 Federal income and excess profits taxes compared
with $8,123,000 Federal income tax in 1942.-»-V. 157, pp. 1236,1522.
American Investment Co. of 111.—-15-Cent Dividend—
$153,207
—
$1,068,503
clude
G. Brush, Chairman, stated that 60% tax provision for the
is based upon the approximate effective income and
profits tax rate applicable to the company's profit for the cal¬
endar year 1942.—-V. 157, p. 1417.
$233,207
prof, cligd. to earned surplus
Earnings per common share
Net
949,265
$225,601
1943—Month—1942
Federal income and excess
interest and other charges.
American Writing Paper
taxes——
$2,017,768
948,302
r
1359.
p.
.__
Alvin
1943
for
provision
$1,173,903
$
Ry.
The
Net
$4,001,838
1,984,070
$77,925
$80,800
stocks for the period
Ry. operating exps.—_
Ry. tax accruals
$1,174,259
profit-—.
depreciation,
Week End.—
$2,705,717
$3,057,763
1,883,860
________
Period End. Mar. 31—
excess
April
$2,651,976
——
$245,465
164,665
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings
$2,718,897
1,544,638
sponding week of
profit, bef. deprec. of plants,
deplet. of mines and res. for
1,290,000
$3,991,637
10,201
™
157,
Other
five years
Net
1,395,000
$2,916,593
141,170
Balance
1942'
$3,960,640
2,675,486
Earnings per share—
127,091
605,656
on
shipments made during perlodJ—
(net)—
deducts
etc.,
"After
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
—
Railway tax accruals for month of March,
net
Northwestern
9,051,138
3,848,524
91,000
$244,843
622
$221,282
143,357
revs.
income
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Quarters Ended March 31—
"
railway—
railway—
oper.
595,983
$1,298,702
245,814
oper.
Divs. applic. to pfd.
in
1340
:
95,000
.$219,586
1,696
approp..
Gross income
retire
RR.—Earnings— .■"/•,
71,107
___
res.
$111,520
cash
Alton
March—
103,100
taxes
Net
——-
outstanding securities of the company, based on market quota¬
tions as of March 31,
1943^ amounted to $8,529,564.06, equivalent to
$170.59 per share Of pre^red stock and, after deducting the out¬
standing preferred stock at its liquidating value of $100 per share, to
$9.95 per share of common stock.—V. 157, p. 340: i
3,626
.____
taxes
»
25,187
.
"$105,822
490,731
$779,302 $12,515,671 $13,525,471
317,467
6,077,234
5,871,833
57,510
1,272,368
1,467,309
68,482
854,476
904,692
$979,524
expenses
Prop. ret.
1943—12 Mos.—1942
1943—Month—1942
revenues
the
A
$49,025
5,416
rent income--———————
from
25,101
19,000
tax_
Other
7,498
4,943.>
Dividends paid on preferred stock totaled $75,000 in 1943.
After providing for all known liabilities, the net assets applicable
(2)
as
net revenue——
Deductions
$199,658
7,644
Notes—(1)
to
5,710
——
—
Net operating revenue^—-—————Railway tax accruals (acct., 532) ___.
Total
$153,577
Operating
Operating
43,487
—
—————
—
———
expenses.
Miscellaneous
37,363
>
Outstanding
& Northern
Alabama Tennessee
Maintenance
37,858
$140,486
6,164
income
Consolidataed
Month of February—
operating
35,177
American Home Products Corp.
pfd. stock
Maintenance of
33,661
Period End. Mar. 31—
"Computed without regard to net loss on sales of securities in the
amount of $163,358 in 1943 and $192,429 in 1942 which was charged
to "reserve for possible losses on sales of securities."
The actual cost
of the securities, identified by stock certificates and bonds delivered
against sales, was used to determine gains and losses on securities
157, p. 1235.
Total
1940
$106,843
Other
Net
$3,244,391
189,082
J.
income
Dividends
2,815,527
1,121,078
$1,044,267 $11,309,744
$665,098
Int. and other deducts..
10,662,506
2,895,360
2,675,880
,
profits tax.
exc.
Gross
8,994,504
3,046,800
1,004,427
833,829
——^
.
1941
$161,800
accrued—_
or
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Earnings-
1942
$118,400
sold.
1,511,301
deprec
taxes
644,742
250,000
293,449
634,067
265,600
expenses
for
Prov.
General
tric group was 131,944,520 units
(kwh.). This' is an increase of 17,911,002 units, or 15.7%-above production of 114,033,518 units a year
ago.—V. 157, p. 1522.
preferred
$7
1943
Total
$2,232,459 $28,542,656 $27,062,115
$2,398,595
revenue
Operating
1943—12 Mos.—1942
1943—Month—1942
Period End. Mar. 31—
Gross
572,214
200,201
113,343
715,937
298,190
income—
railway—-
oper.
the
,
$106,825
————
Exps., incl. miscel. tax.
Int. paid or accrued—
Prov.
railway™-—
from
Gross
Net ry.
on
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Federal
108,167
From Jan. 1—
Net
share
per
.
1940
$182,746
$257,740:.:
$283,959
107,129
from
from
rec'd
Int.
1941
1942
1943
March—
Gross
Net
$72.62'/2
to
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31-—
Cash dividends
Akron Canton & Youngstown
INSURANCE
■
American European Securities Co.—Earnings—
1412.
156, p.
preferred stock and
157, p. 686.
stock.—V.
Payments last year
each in cash; and
$1, payable May 29 to holders of record May 15.
as
follows: Feb. 27 and May. 29, 15 cents
•were
Aug.' 31, 5%
$6
stock, par
common
INDUSTRIAL
-
Arrearages as at April 1, 1943, amounted to $62.25 per share on the
Dividend—
Aeronautical Products, Inc.—5% Stock
A
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
on
the
6%
cumul.
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western
The
trustees
of
Associated
Gas
&
Electric
Corp. report for the
week ended April 23, net electric output of the Associated Gas & Elec¬
from
railway™™
Net from railway
™I
Net ry. oper. income—.
Ry.-t-Earnings—
1942
1941
:
1940
$840,099
418,795
252,570
$611,206
334,944
241,738
$299,205
136,302
72,715
$270,535
129,148
69,121
2,451,095
1,638,527
821,688
1,158,184
297,468
893,960
637,125
361,099.
174,959
821,853
401,217
217,452
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Associated Gas & Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
1943
March—
Gross
from
Net from
railway—.
railway
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 157, p.
1265v
dividend
stock,
of
were
cents
25
follows:
as
payable
Mills—Pays $1 Dividend—
company
capital
8.
Payments during
25 cents eqcji, and
150, p. 1572.
50 cents regular and 25 cents extra.—V.
22,
Monday, May 3, 1943
stock
to
Feb.
1
May
on
paid
holders of record April
1, last.
Payments last
was
made
and
May 1. $1 each; Aug. 1, 75 cents;
on
$1
of
dividend
a
20.
similar
A
year
share
per
were
the
on
in
amounted
holders of record May 10.
A similar distribution
quarters.
Arrearages 'as of March 2, 1943
per share.—V. 157, p. 688
to
preceding
to
$34.75
distribution
follows: Feb.
as
1
June
made
was
The
been declared on the common
share has
per
to holders of record May
June
15
and Oct. 20,
May 25
payable
1942
Dec.
Bourne
Barber Co.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
(W. II.)
A
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1646
1
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—
157, p. 342.
and Nov, 2, $1.—V.
1943
March—
Bessemer
Lake Erie Hit.—Earnings-
&
Gross
Net
Net
"
from
from
ry.
railway...,-
railway—.—
1942
1941
$1,065,498
$1,079,150
*202,887
.
130,037
$1,175,139
434,521
_
<*
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
157,
2,853,965
3,000,810
1,960,738
*423,689
198,851
*236,402
875,533
807,343
the
for
Miranda,
F.
York
New
the
of
Gross
$5,000,000
signed
stockholders,
providing
order
an
set
and
May
20
for
for
Net
ry.
the
the
the
agreement
on
Miranda interests would receive $500,000
commissions still due
to them
on
report of the results of the businesses and operations of corpo¬
and its subsidiary companies for the first quarter of 1943. com¬
The
ration
with
pare
fourth
the
of
quarter
and the first quarter of
1942
follows:
as
•'
•'•r..':' 'W:-•
'
billings
and
Interest
for
*Prov.
charges—
other
income
Earns,
duction
the
the
board of directors, April 29, Mr. Grace and
who are participants in the executives' Special
Compensation Plan individually volunteered a reduction in
compensation, effective as of Jan. 1, 1943.,,.r"%X:.•»
A statement issued by
amount
in
action
decrease
a
under
the
in
Camden
incentive
' '
1936.
.
\
dividend
the
on
the
for
of $221,645,
1943
result
will
stock)
common
year
in
total
compensation
1014.
p.
in
$163,608
of
First Quarter—
Profit
from
and
1941
for
Prov.
Net
tax_
59,658
180,293
———
$268,587
reserve
inc.
Fed.
profit
J.
to
*LOSS,
1943.—V.
directors
The
Ernest
of
charge
Mr.
payable
made
on
the first
were
$59.50
1
and
Sept.
disbursed.—V.
of
cents
30
payable June
stock,
distribution
similar
June
dividend
interim
common
was
on
988.
p.
1941
share
been
vious
no
Dec.
varied
19, a final of 50
the
of
also
438.
p.
1956.
Commission
caused
the
by
death
of
his
to
Rev.
brother,
Cost,
since
January,
Period End. Mar. 31—
$7,746,799
expenses
4,864,134
Net
Equipt.
revenues
rents—Dr
Joint fac.
rents—Dr
Net ry. oper.
Other income
Total
Total
Net
11,784,930
income..
income
deducts.
income
157,
p.
$2,882,665
$2,410,250
$6,666,337
$5,067,648
824,660
2,648,722
1,750,417
295,266
326.249
829,699
899,788
21,769
10,785
79,280
32,400
$1,393,1^46
$1,248,556
$3,108,636
$2,385,043
105,576
97,670
321,277
321,217
$1,498,722
$1,346,226
$3,429,913
$2,706,260
371,671
382,263
1,113,481
1,151,147
$1,127,051
1265.
$963,963
$2,316,432
$1,555,113
.916,193
.
$6,471,326
1,987,597
v
lj251,375
145,190
52,400
% 957,790
52,400
$281,055
$310,145
$3,179,954
112,262
141,430
$3,407,842
1,667,980
1,697,156
up
is
the
recent
most
of
S.
8.944,678
cents
Proposals
1941
$8,205,877
4,698,166
.
(
$3,507,711
80,749
$3,588,460
493,632
651,882
^
779,393
1,119,084
taxes_u.
801,348
520,826
$2,741,301
822,964"
for
1,070,035
203,962;
period of the
$799,018
$713,594
taxes payable, $913,551;
for employees' retire¬
($5 par), $10,027,510;
u\\.
$767,286;
for
$249,965;
from
of
Quarter Ended,
Mareh 31
1942
$4,146,531
sold_
copper
same
Operating gain
Other
income
$1,028,238
%
1940
38,032
office
of
Central
Hanover
Bank
& Southern
and
National
trust
bonds
originally
were
of 5%
and interest
extension,
matured
1,
May
on
1937
and,
extended to May 1,
1942.
The receiver
the extended bonds during the
interest on
at
such
rate on
all of the
bonds
or
not, was paid out of income from the pledged
to the extent that such income was insufficient for that
or,
out ol funds provided by the receiver and, alter the insti¬
of reorganization proceedings under Section 77 of the Bank¬
ruptcy Act, by the trustee of the company, up to May 1, 1942.
A pay¬
ture
account of interest at the rate of 5%
trustee
by
under
it
court
the
on
authority
collateral.
Nov,
on
The
made by the inden¬
was
1, 1942 out of income col¬
has ruled that since their
court
maturity the bonds bear interest at the legal rate of 6%. The income
collateral has not been sufficient to pay full 6% interest but
from the
the
interest
prejudice
v.
payments
to
Nov.
on
claims
the
of
the
1,
1942
and
May
bondholders
for
1943
1,
the
without
are
additional
1%.—
156, p. 1602..
Central Vermont Public
Period End. Jan. 31—
980,905
418,411
( 97,368
(184,540
272,000
$538,868
$774,936
1,220
155,000
,,
Service Corp.—Earnings—
1943—Month—1942
1943^-12 Mos.—1942
revenuesJ- ; ' $263,998
$251,496
Operating
expenses'
144,355
140,949
State
munic,. taxes
15,852
14,829
175,744;
-'1,423'
15,358
and
Social
:
security
Federal
4%
$2,939,700
$2,707,280
M,768,377
1,775,918
'
172,045
taxes—
and
State—
1,187:
%
18,973
Federal taxes other than
income
Net
tax
::svc:;:;%4,546;-.
operating
Non-oper,
5.264
55.731
*
$98,058
income
61,925
-
$89,031
$924,490
Dr 18
27
Dr27
$98,040
$89,058
$924,463
35,290
35,552
439,765
24,000
18,300
175,200
131,200
$38,750
net- v::
income,
$35,206
$309,498
$244,493
•
income
Gross
Fed.
:
income
tax
mal
and
Net
$678,419
;
■
963
$679,382
303,689
(nor¬
income
surtax)
Pfd.
div.
requirements.
—V.
157,
p.
2,248
v
7,058
18,928
18,928
'
1524.
227,136,
;
227,136
*
,
Central Wharf & Wet Dock
Corp.—$1 Dividend—
A dividend of $1 per share was
recently declared on the capital
stock, payable April 30 to holders of record April 23.
A similar dis¬
tribution, was made on April 30;-last year.
Payments of $2 each wefe
made on May 15 and Dec. 15, 1941,—V. 155, p. 1596.
/' Chesapeake &
John
$1,519,773
1,102,157
$625,332
____
the
at
tution
of
$1,877,093
$624,112
$1,066,270
(net)
the
by
purpose,
1926.
1941
$1,451,138
827,026
3,118,293
»
indenture
Savannah
Georgia,
.
sold but not delivered, $172,631;
supplies, $1,918.174; employees' retirement fund, $249,965; deferred
charges and advances, $1,149,243;. investment in affiliates. $456,089;
securities of various companies, $22,769; real estate, $2,964,877; stumpage and timber lands, $1,700,956; mine lands and plant, (less reserves
for depletion and depreciation of $44,288,485), $14,267,697;
copper in
molds and equipment, $250,000; total, $34,448,247.
Rev.
the
authorized
of
extended
whether
13,886
copper
payable,
under
been
762.542
Sheet, Dec. 31, 1942
Balance
$2,563,033;
stamping
collateral
collateral
$2,626,381
1,000,781
$l,275,281i. $1,296,668
process,
trustee
has
District
Operating
Assets—Cash, $1,977,780; U. S. Government securities, $5,585,344;
receivable,, $1,169,689; metals and metal products . finished
in
Southern
in New York or at the office of Citizens
guaranteed payment
1
accounts
and
Co.;
bonds,
trust
the
Ga., from income collected by the indenture trustee
collateral held by it.
v ;
The
per
$2,595,370
31,011
Or6,924
"<
for
Court
Trust
and
5%. collateral
except for a small number
1939
$7,992,257
5,396,887
$2,748,225
420,494
profit
'
Bank in Savannah,
Re¬
on
t
1940
$7,544,505
4,796,280
$3,349,654
income
of
Bank
Hanover
the
District
Trust Co.
.
$2,929,160
(net)
1
$20,000
.
bonds
of
and
Ohio,
10
V\'';
;
1942
soldi. $11,873,838
%
Commission on April 22 approved a
to holders of the common stock.
This
the Crescent Public Service Co.—V. 156,
Exchange
of
subsidiary
a
to midnight May 17.—V. 157, p. 1523.
••
income
and
payment
Division, to make a distribution on account, of interest on the bonds
on May 1, 1943 at the rate of 5%
per annum for the period from Nov,
1, 1942, to May 1, 1943, The payment is to be made on presentation
Dec. 21, 1942.
The pre¬
made on April 15, 1937.
was
1943
1,172.484
oper.
dividend
"
Earnings for
1943—3 Mos.—1942
130,434
2,111,867
tax
Securities
In
the
had
He
that
Richmond,
and
of
he
had
Leonard
Va„
Assistant
been
capacity
company
Promotion
Ohio Ry.—Changes in Personnel—
of
Parrish
B.
has
beep
of
personnel
Allen
to
Assistant
the
of
the
over
charge
B.
appointed
Vice-President
had jurisdiction
as
Vice-
road
since
safety activities
relations.
Vice-President-Assistant
to the President of this company was announced
Newton,
14,266,344
164,995
137,634
'
74,026
requirements
President.
$6,447,575 $20,932,681 $16,852,578
4,037,325
U.
charge of manu¬
exploratory work, $223,862; reserve
sundry, $407,544; capital stock
capital surplus, $21,858,528; total, $34,448,247.
;
1943—Month—1942
revenues
Operating
div.
Central
in
RR.—Earnings—
Operating
Taxes
share,
'
_
income
Cost
Boston & Maine
in
Cincinnati,
:
received
are to be
been a Vice-President of the Boston Insurance
1915 and of the Old Colony Insurance Co. since
January, 1918.—V. 156, p. 2095.
117,349
$ 7; 393,6 92
Central RR. & Banking Co. of Georgia—Interest to Be
:
R. Hedge has
Henry
6,755
$665,174
Paid May 1—
is advertising for proposals for underwriting of $2Q,*
refund part of its 5%
first trust mortgage bonds
Action is taken in compliance with the Federal Power
regulations under the Federal Power Act.
■
& old. taxes.
exp.
ment,
1943.
209,725
$6,340,892
I860.
P.
to
from copper
reserve
fill the vacancy as President
William R. Hedge, on April
211,783
$7,276,343
7,247
profits
exc,
lected
Liabilities—Accounts
and of the Old Colony Insurance Co,
Hedge
17,477
$658,419
$717,292
217,021
.........
Deductions
Co.—New President—
Henry R.
experience,
interim
an
T-.'y
Years End. Dec, 31—
Net
company
19,534
$710,045
income.
income
company
of
cents was
-
Portland
—
income
dividend
$7,602,963 $10,375,839
Baking Co.,
&
cents per
10
■■
Earnings—
Federal
week output was 32.060,000 kwh., an increase of
157, p. 1523.
elected
27
343,925
under
The
2,339,441
2,400,348
$3,641,789
March 9, June 15, Sept. 15 and
on
issue
2,
the corresponding week last year,—V.
directors of this
April
575,852
value common stock, payable June 15 to holders
to the approval of the Foreign Exchange
of like amount was paid on March 15,
Depletion
Co.—Output Up 14.3%—>
Boston Insurance
,The
295,513
j 193,753
subject
Depreciation
14.3%.
preceding
over
30,119
oper.
Pref.
company
A
system output of this company, as reported to the Edison Elec¬
for the week ended April 24, 1943, was 31,705,000 kwh.,
compared with 27,731,000 kwh. for the week ended April 25, 1942,
increase
102,412
25,256
than
other
tax
—V% 157, p. 1524.
Calumet & Ileela Consolidated Copper Co. (& Subs.)—
Net
For
117,568
Net income
.
distribution
A
payment,
000,000
tric Institute
12.2%
1,243,443
9,317
Net
$4,217,641 $10,003,311 $12,715,280
California Electric Power Co.—Asks
on
200,215
101,434
Lease
Fed.
Ltd.—10-Cent Interim Dividend—
Condensed
Edison
Boston
29,521
J
business
declared
par
14,
May
157,
Total
declared
637,342
Fed. income tax (normal
& surtax)
$1^,521,527
$9,901,757
? 101,554
Director and Vice-President
as
have
Board.
and
last,
—V.
Dividend—
has
$1,447,436 $16,149,202 $14, 738,665
630,670
7,004,552
541,496
$1,506,703
._
Deductions
the company for many years and upon
elected Treasurer, which title he still
was
Kroger Grocery
Profit
per
1943—12 Mos, —1942
1943—Month—1942
10,352
taxes,
securing
had
has
been
the
the
on
Control
Proposals
to holders of record May 15.
March 1, last, and on March
1942, while on
1,
157,
made
1
in
directors
record
of
Borden Co.—Interim Dividend of 30 Cents—
Co.—Earnings—
Power
104,174
Non-oper;
special consultant to various government agencies.—V. 157, p. 1523.
Other
An
15,075
1523.
with
has been
Campbell
The
share.—V. 157, p. 438.
per
426,156
'
672,892
.
taxes..
RR.
on
holders of record April 30.
A similar distribution
Feb. 15, last/and on July 10 and Nov. 16, 1942, which
since May, 1935.
Arrearages as at May 1, 1943 amounted
,1,143,517
938,536
tax. Fed. & St.
income
.
3,987,675
4,897,072
•
Maine
munic.
&
Rental
•;
2,2.90,406 %.
income—
1266.
p.
expenses
Fed.
(Maine)—Elects New Officers—
Bruck Silk Mills,
to
15
May
railway.——
26,898
•
'
5,912,180
1,412,241
'
% 334,230
•
496,593
1 "
.
8,960,637
3,457,126
revenues.—
State
manufacturing.
which has
as
cumul.
' V
,j
-
railway—'-
oper.
157,
Soc. Sec.
]
has been elected Vice-President in charge
accounts, and William L. Campbell as Vice-President
facturing of
dividend of $1 per share on account
1st preferred stock, par $100,
a
965,631
income---,
Central
1943—12 Mos.—1942
Maling
Maling
Mr.
of
y
174,185
Period End. Jan. 31—
di¬
retains.
*$7,617
$1,369,374
517,203
,
J.—Tenders—
N.
$4,188,120
609,543
$2,494,873
reorganization
series
'
7%
the
on
$3,104,416
Company
H.
and
finance
'
amounted to $219,098-for quarter ended March
declared
have
accumulations
-V.
ry.'.
succeeding
board of
the
from
Net
•
$1,806,580
,663,184
oper.
Net
—V.
1940
1941%
1942
$2,189,629
from
Gross
1943
•.
railway,,$3,376,323
From Jan. 1—
V
funding Plan—
(II. C.) Bohack Co., Inc.—$1 Preferred
Co.
Net ry.
.J-
'
Ry.—Earnings—
railway,,1,461,003
from
from
ment on
$177,814
.
1419.
157, p.
25,015
,
income
Brown
■■■>
31,775
$22,555 '
-:.v; •
surplus—' $268,587
Note—Dividends paid
$3,079,401
.
♦Reclassified,—V. 157, p.
The
Addition
19,
$385,214
$0.41
i
19^2
in
at Market St.,
1943—3 Mos.—-1942
deductions
Net
*$7,617
$177,814
.
.
Central Ohio Light & Power Co.—Dividend—
75,374
---
*
,.
1942
$4,776,000
.
income
Income
$42,904
50,520
49,753
1524.
p.
Operating
Camden,
Broadway
trustee,
1943
$5,493,000
21—
Operating
Corp.,
End. Mar. 31—
Gross
1940
1941
$302,941
*$9,220
Adj. of 1941 tax prov—
oh
Chairman of
$90,527
1942
$52,159
61,379
1943
$508,538
operations-
Depreciation
an
Gross
Net
•
Co.',
Trust
income
share
as
''
$0.47
and
,
Ltd.—New President—?
elected
been
has
Operating income
Other
to
(Sidney) Blumenthal & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
.
Oil Co.,
reduction of $316,079, or 58.3%.
a
in 1942 after such
taxes at the rates then in effect.
On the same dividend basis the
total
reduction
in compensation for all of the other executives of
the group for
1943 is $237,629.
V:
' ' :
Except for some minor changes due to replacements and promotions
of some of the younger executives, there has been no increase in the
rates of compensation of this executive group since the establishment
by the stockholders in 1936 of the present special incentive compensa¬
tion plan and the amounts of compensation have varied only in direct
relation to the amount of dividends paid on the common stock of the
corporation in accordance with the provisions of the plan.
It is the piicy of Bethlehem to conduct its business during this war
period on a basis to insure only fair and reasonable profits, with
no special gains arising out of the war.
That is in keeping with public
policy and public opinion.
While the corporation's volume and gross
income have increased,
the net income has declined since 1940.
In
requesting reductions in their compensation, the other officers joining
with Mr. Grace are prompted by the desire to act in accord with the
policy of the corporation—V. 157, p. 1360.
compensation
the
$472,045
charges,
.
,
1941
Operating revenues.,-.— $14,579,551 $15,194,561 $54,007,021 $5$,432,410
Operating expenses
5,350,238
5,427,071 21,977,094 22,370,426
Depreciation
1,651,972
1,596,550 - 6,071,887 1 6,080,671
Taxes
4,497,940
*3,982,820
16,056,283 *14,459,786
•
Compensation of $221,645 is equivalent to $42,546 after Federal income
taxes at the rates now in effect, as compared with Mr. Grace's net
to
other
1
'.
Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc.—Earnings—
'Period
by 45 % in the
plan adopted by
1943
participation in the incentive system is reduced by 80%.
His salary
is reduced from $180,000 to $150,000 a year.
As com¬
pared with a total compensation fof $537,724 which he received in each
of
the
years
1941 and 1942
the new rates (on the basis of a $6
was
all
157,
Gross
Grace's
Mr.
of
and
April
Ended
earnings
March—
V
T
,
.1942
,
director, has been, elected President,
a
who
156,
Camden, N.
President Grace follows:
in
distributable
is
which
stockholders'
result
will
reduction
The
31,
Subsidiaries),
incentive
their
him
—'V.
]
-
*14,168
*191,423
Traffic
the
to -use
Camden,
N. J., will up to and including May 20 receive bids for the sttle to it
of first mortgage 4% series A bonds due March 1, 1952, to. an "amount
sufficient to absorb $3,049.42 at prices not to exceed par and interest
to May 25, which will be the date of redemption.
The bonds are secured
by a mortgage dated March 1, ip37, on
property located at the southeast corner Broadway and Cooper St.,
the
executives
other
Incentive
suit
*.
Voluntary Cut in Incentive Compensa¬
of
meeting
Ellsworth,
The
tion—
At
Whiteford,
Broadway-Cooper
as
during
Officials Take
K.
L.
rectors.—V.
approximately 99.1%
of capacity during the first
compared with 97.9% during the fourth quarter of
the first quarter of 1942.
Current steel pro¬
is approximately 100% of capacity."
1943
98%
and
1942
*
1 $363,943
$0.35
shore_i
depreciation
British-American
W.
A.
averaged
quarter of
.'/
i
taxes,
$1.51
depreciation on certain equipment provided for through
charge to operating expense.
E. G. Grace. President, states:
"Steel production (ingots and cast¬
ings)
right
the
£he
after
a
reserve of $590,000 for estimated additional taxes.
tAfter deduction
of
post-war refund of $159,500. JOn 942,990 outstanding shares of
common
stock without par value.—V.
157, p. 988.
1 •
6,140.688
'
before
78,784
*101,519
railway—^—
Central of Georgia
1943
earnings
*Aftcr
than
^Other
Net
.^Earnings per common
24,190,000
$1.37 i
$1.54 '
common.-,—-.-
on
;
5,731,289
6,228.693
157,
Unconsolidated
(Excluding
81
40,735,391
1,456,313
8,948,390
87,597,423
5,101,280
9,634,854
67,130.000
28,880,000
income
on
period__.___
for
sh.
per
.
Co.—V.
Export
relinquish
p.
1523,
3 Months Ended March 31—
1942
$
$
45.470,223
1,304,706
9,056,824
deprec, & amort.
deplet.,
Provr for taxes based
Net
v
1942
•
would
group
received
already
412,132
144,233
*109,477
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Earnings—
432,715.168 432,633,921 305,653,318
—
charges-.
before
income
$2,800,000
'•
1943
T-::
Net
Miranda
Brewster
name
1942
retain
would
The
1st Quarter 4th Quarter 1st Quarter
Period—
Total
They
started.
*9,715
464,598
oper,
Week
•
000.-
Corp.—Report for Quarter—
*45,829
790,700
)'■%; Canadian Pacific Ry.- -Earnings-
export orders, and would relinquish any claim to the remaining-$i,800,-
Bethlehem Steel
*85,629
;
railway
*91,910
Net- ry.
$2,200,000
approximately
53,739
443,100
.Vt;;
$129,876
*13,240
*74,883
$197,101
44,825
*240,547
income,__
*Deficit.—V. 157, p. 1266.
from
Net
all
proposed settlement.
of
$2.9.9,200
33,439
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—•
1940
1941
1942
$165,700
railway
rallway____—
Gross. from
and
hearing
a
from
and
to
notice
from
Net
Court; Justice
suit brought by
Supreme
minority stockholders against Alfred: J.
William Zelcer, the Brewster Export Co.
Bernstein
corporation's
to
settlement
its
and
Justice
Under
188,389
1143.
p.
J.
the
of
Bernstein
Corp.—Terms in Suit—
presented
was
corporation
others.
*310,433
income._
oper.
Sidney
Ignacio
32,335
1'..
2,939,797
_
agreement
this
55,793
*715,392
railway.—
railway
*Deficit.—V.
•'
J.
$696,853
381,325
236,567
20,683
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
An
1940
1943
March—•
Aeronautical
Brewster
Mr.
President.
Allen
roads
in
the
served
the
on April 28 .by Carl. E.
and since May 1, 1940,
Nickel- Plate^ and Pere Marquette'rail¬
Prior to this appointment,
C.
&
0.,
capacity of Assistant
to
the
President,
'
J.
Total
income
)
Depreciation
Depletion
Fed.
income
_j
tax
(est.)
_
$781,993
163,956
$541,117
177(120
258,551
194,663
80,000
28,000
Fred
troller
who
of
was
Harfy
advanced
Net
pp.
$355,859
profit
Note—No
provision
made
$14i;334
$279,486
$188,424
for Federal
excess
profits tax.-
-V.
—V.
directors
the
three
elected
L.
to
Assistant Comptroller of the
Pere
Chesapeake & Ohio,
Marquette railroads, has been appointed Comp¬
lines, succeeding, in that post, E. M. Thomas,
Vice-President
Lehmkuhle,
the
office
General
of
of
the
C.
&
O.
Lines
in
March.
Auditor of the Nickel Plate, was
Comptroller of the three roads.
Assistant
157, p. 1524.
.....
.
Chicago Electric Mfg. Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
International
Investment
Pay 50 Cents on Account of Accrued
The
and
157,
518, 862.
Canadian
Andrews,
Nickel Plate
have
declared
account of accumulations
on
a
dividend
the 5%
of
Trust,
Ltd.-
50
cents
per
The
-To
share
directors
have
declared
a
dividend
of
50
cents
per
share
on
account of accumulations on the $2 cumulatives class A preferred stock,
Dividends—
value, payable May 10 to holders of record May 5.
no
on
cumul. preferred stock, par $100,
par
of
like amount were made on July 24 and Dec.
ages as
21.,
last
Distributions
year.
Arrear¬
of Jan. 1, 1943, amounted to $11 per share.—V. 156, p. 426.
.
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
157
Colorado
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings
-
Net
ry.
$518,850
$445,222
$371,591
218,000
80,313
178,234
124,491
Net
from
111,229
80,688
Net
ry.
1,612,460
1,516,256
1,286,794
740,988
607,460
495,546
1,100,737
351,756
261,718
215,161
304,604
236,300
income—
oper.
Net
railway—
from railway-
Net
ry.
from
i-V.
opcr.
157,, p.
-
,
income—
1267.
$139,205
67,535
72,120
50,203
31,350
42,457
34,395
469,776
421,520
400,724
330,641
209,448
186,387
206,602
156,189
89,520
122,123
105,971
$148,557
been
,
% 1
70,266
A
requested to form
hearing
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1940
1941
1943
1942
railway—.—! $18,210,814 $13,22o,a98 $10 57<»,w84
715,828
4,254,117
7,809,569
March—Gross
5,754,503
2,278,744
51,209,478
38,194,259
,
,340,118
,v/'"■
from
from
Net
52 Weeks
Period—
railway
J4et ry. oper. income—.
157, p. 1420.
273,058
2,896,019
Time
from
discount
sions,
Ended
Ended
Jan. 3, '42
Jan. 2, '43
Dec. 28, '40
;
j Chicago & North Western Ry.—Court Refuses Petition
Full—
'
,
allows.
————
17,549,210
„_
17,077.313
14,868.708
sold :
—
26,824,751
on
7,741,064
782,308
tor
Luther
the
/
good one" and could see •
"a
Walter,
road,
the
for
attorney
said
$8".210,278
$8,547,556
$7,423,436
263,420
———
277.178
Interstate
Coram ssion.
Commerce
7.875.972
7,903.050
17.940,461 *17,765,757
63,996,858- *64,378,510
16,123,434
17,641,200
48,373,686
30,629
2,907
52,275
Drl21,443
16.154,063
17,644,107
48.425,961
50.773,160
Other income
time,
that
At
sa.d,
he
that
was
The
stockholders.
The
.v
the
of
Committee
Practice
of
Chicago
of
property
aforesaid
period——
at
beginning
to prior years
10.502,415
•
—
Z__li—___—__Z___
interest
contingent
the
at
mortgage convertible income 4',is
the rate of 4% % for 1942.
at
rate
of
1% %
1993—full
due
for
and
after
June
1,
"A" 4s shall
transactions in
the
mortgage
be
be
.
the
"ex"
income
1943,
$2.40
.
_
Income
"ex",.the
.
the
first
Interest
contingent
convertible
interest
for
records,
and
discount
sions,
and
record
etc.
for
Ended
admin,
depreciation
before
Income
.
Federal
income
•Federal
fEarnings
"Less
■/
Dividends
,.T--
by
the
Trustee
5,753,090
2,092,727
190,827
$2,041,529
$2,343,692
The
/. 27,646
25,034
3,156
tricity
amort.
misceli.. deduct.
;
taxes__
Gas &
$2,343,848
577,300
kwh.
508,300
with
$0.60
provisions :'for
income
Federal
and
and
Cleveland-Cliffs
D.
Fisher,
Iron
Vice
Co.—New
President,
and
Reserve
-Western
University, has been elected Secretary
and the Cliffs Corp,—V. 157, p. 1267.
'company
advances
and
Post-war
refund
Chase
1,391,607
New
310,464
452,320
692,651
Comparaatfve Consolidated Income Statement
Period Ended—
Net
profit
from
Other-income
Feb. 27, '43
$673,175
oper.—
(net)
210,000
2,000,116
for Fiscal Years
Mar. 1.'41
Mar.2, '40
$3,670,498
demand)
•
Reserve
54,624
75,053-
CZ-T—_
Total :
Loss
revalued
sale of
on
$754,570
stock
prov. for pensions,——
Depreciation
for
State
Prov.
for
Fed.
;
...
-
_
79,699
73,886
C,000
25,000
305,000
in
1942.
in
94,000
399,837
__Z
1943
$800,951
pfd.
Divs.
$122,839
—
and
decl.
on
$3,105,170
stock
paid and decl.
common
stock
—
The
*
200,437
203,972
213,507
tLess
and
doubtful
accounts
562,800
1,688,400
697,100
835,563
4,772,192
146,809
146,809
13,423,877
11,874,595
Orl,055,671 Drl.055,671
786,300
1,060,967
4,772,192
$3,617,119 in 1942.- V.
1943
in
$91,388
and
$64,201
157,
p.
1553.
cents
Consolidated
Balance
Sheet
at
Feb.
par
have
value
declared
dividend
a
stock,
common
This compares
with 50
565.000
officers
July
on
10,
1943
of
25
cents
1942,
total
a
of
75
cents
per
disbursed
Investment
Trust
share
on
last
year.—V-.
&
Aikman
deferred
•
of
of
Canada,
insurance
charges, $555,066;
Liabilities—Accounts
total,
payable,
accrued taxes
$151,909;
Ltd.,
policies
of
1942
$3,095,188
deduction
of
taxes
at
the
$4,179,917
$0.85
rate
$1.15
provided by
the
Revenue
Act
1942.
Note—The
lives
1942.
aside
tiation
tiation
$862,670;
salaries
on
and
To
.
The
&
Southern Ry.—To Pay Interest on Mort¬
gage Bonds—
Fixed
The
and
the
total
contingent
same
interest
interest
date
raid
on
amounting to $32.50 on
on May
these
bonds
each
net
income
of
two
manufacturing
The
before:
the
close
of
the
semi-annual
period.
Retire Entire
stockholders
have
Issue of $4.25
been
advised
Preference Stock—
that
an
amount
equal to accrued dividends to the date of, redemption.
Acr
providing for the retirement of the preference stock was taken
a meeting of the board
held April 22.
Balance sheet at the close
1942 showed preference stock outstanding in the amount of 94,941
at
shares.
zation
With
of
the
retirement of the preference stock, outstanding capitali¬
corporation will consist only of common stock.—V. 157,
990.
$1,000
$545,837.
Oh
contingent interest on the senior bonds, held
by Reconstruction Finance Corp., amounting to $742,931 was paid,
These payments will be made pursuant to the plan of adjustment
approved March 8 by a three-judge Federal court in Denver under the
McLaughlin *ct passed by Congress last October.—V. 157/ p. 1267.
-
week
of
last
year,
an
declared
dividend
a
the
on
payable April 20
of
$1.50
Dividend—
cents
31%
cumulative
to holders of
share
per
preferred.
A
record April 15.—-
been
of
called
for
redemption
as
of
June
1943
1,
total
a
15-year convertible 3 !/a %
1951,
IOIV'2
at
Bank
and
of
the
157,
sinking, fund debentures due
Payment will be made at The
interest.
City of New
York,
1554.
p.
11 Broad St.,
trustee,
.
,
Lefebvre,
formerly Vice President and General
Manager, has
recently announced
redeemed
said
that
sinking
paid
or
each
$10
157,
principal amount of 10-year
having
been converted,
cancelled, the conversion price
debentures
retired and
debentures Increased
for
conversion.—V.
$750,000
fund
or
Feb.
011
principal
1943,
15,
of
amount
to one share of common
debentures
surrendered
for
991.
p.
Coty, Inc.—To Pay 15-Cent Common Dividend—
The
directors have
stock,
common
declared
$1,
par
This compares with
dividend of
15
May
a
payable
holders
15
to
cents
share
per
of
record
the
on
May
5.
10 cents paid 011 Dec. 28, last, 15 cents on May 15,
each on May 3 and Dec. 2, 1941.—V. 156, p. 2221.
1942, and 25 cents
Creole
Permission to Intervene in Integration
Four
Proceedings—
Philadelphians having direct
or
indirect interests in the
nave asked the Securities and Exchange Commission
to
them to intervene in the simplification and integration pro¬
ceedings now before the Commission.
.
Petroleum
Corp.
Concession
—
Change
Ap¬
proved—Merger Delayed—
The
stockholders
concessions
concession
in
April
on
Venezuela
that
will
22
approved
under
have
40
terras
to
years
conversion of the company's
of.
a
new
law
to
H.
concessions
had
to
company
less
than
20
years
efficiently
recover
the
to
a
type
new
run.
run
and
petroleum
would
reserves
was
desirable
cases
not
it
present
permit
already
the
had
developed.
"In
effect,
we
cost,"
explained
was
buying oil in
are
reasonable
very
Lieb
that
the
the
ground
at what
appears
to be
said.
petroleum law increases
pipelines common carriers
Venezuelan
new
on
production and land and makes
gives oil companies the right to explore public lands outside their
concessions,
in addition
to
terms of concessions.
proposal to liquidate Standard Gil
subsidiary, and to consolidate
with Creole a considerable portion of Lago Petroleum Corporation, was
postponed until May 6.
Minority stockholders had asked more time
in which to study the plan.
The Creole Company is 73.8%
owned by Standard Oil Co. (N. J.).
See V. 157, p. 1422.
Final
Co.
stockholder
of Venezuela,
lengthening
decision
100%
a
on
a
owned
Creole
Grown Capital
The
directors
have
Corp.—Dividend Rate Increased—
declared
:
of four cents per
share on the SI par common stock, class A, payable May 31 to holders
of record May 21.
This compares with three cents paid on Feb. 27,
last, and an initial of three cents on Nov. 30, 1942.—V. 156, p. 2128.
a
quarterly dividend
Curtis Mfg. COi of St. Louis,
The
directors have declared
common
and
Mo.—50-Cent Div.—
dividend of 50 cents per share on the
payable May 31 to holders of record May 10,
share paid on Nov. 20, last, the only pay¬
of 75 cents each were made on July 7
1941.—V. 157, p. 439.
stock, par $5,
This compares with $1
in
1942.
Nov.
ment
a
21,
per
Distributions
Curtis Publishing Co.—75-Cent Prior Preferred Div.—
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—Stockholders Seek
to
fixed and
include
tion
1.
amounted
not
£4.25
p.
general mortgage bond was paid
do
the corporation on June
1943 will redeem all of its outstanding convertible preference stock,
series of 1935, at the redemption price of $110 per share plus
30,
of
Colorado
reported
wages,
income), $132,386;
sundry accruals, $101,652; reserve for taxes based on income. $168,397:
dividend on preferred stock payable March 1, 1943, $49,687; reserve for
pensions, $142,592; 5% conv, cumul. preferred stock ($100 par), $3,r
975,000; common stock (565,000 ho par shares), $5,650,000; capital
surplus, $1,867,793; earned surplus, $7,484,513; total, $20,586,599,—V.
•157, p. 217.
compared
kwh..
171,000,000
in reserves,
certainable
accrued
taxes, based
as
companies acquired in the latter part
earnings of these subsidiaries have been temporarily
pending, renegotiation, under the Federal Renego¬
Law, of their 1942 operations.
It is expected that renego¬
will be completed and the effect thereof on 1943 earnings as¬
of
set
$20,586,599.
(other than
earnings
wholly-owned
a
on
an
...
convertible
stock
but
1943
earnings
"After
subsidiary, $621,537; cash
of officers, $556,025;
Investment in 2,200 shares of corporation's common stock, $6,765; prop¬
erty and plant (less reserve for depreciation of $6,182,385), $7,119,890;
value
elec"
week ended April
with 141,900,000
increase of 22.6 (Z. Local
1554.
accumulations
1604.
of
output
system
for the
compared
corresponding
taxes
Corp.—Earnings—
Earnings per share of common stock
Assets—Cash, $1,114,562; U. S. Savings bonds, $132,030; trade ac¬
receivable,
(less
reserves
of $44,626),
$2,372,033;
due
from
employees, $1,814; inventories, $8,106,878; investment in and advances
Collins
kwh.,
Lieb, President, told stockholders the conversion
—despite the costs under the new law—because in many
counts
to
of
a
Commercial
"Net
(
surrender
is
C.
payable May 10 to holders of record
cents paid on Dec. 29, 1942, and 25
3 Months Ended March 31—■
27,
the
p.
recently
National
or
It
and employees
(Excluding Collins & Aikman of Canada. Ltd.)
that
announced
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Conversion Price—
It
oil
156, p. 77.
565,000
surplus.
tTo
for
157,
York, N. Y.—V.
4VZ%
and amortization of $4,198,363
1,547,700
--
23
174,000,000
to
value,
have
1,
Gordon
$23,823,191 $21,951,542
of
for depreciation
reserves
directors
110
April 30.
on
—
565,000
565,000
deducting' $34,494 charged to capital
through participating fund.
After
the
^
198.750
■
Common shs. outstd?
/
Commercial Bookbinding Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
>
$2,556,895
.
21,119,262
elected President to succeed B. B. Williams who will continue as
Chairman of the board and of the executive committee.—V. 157, p. 991.
of
.
paid
10,944,450
20,907,512
on
—
for
reserve
558,000
'
Net income
$3,774,703
794,000
v
112,250
______
_
'
T
"Less
1
10.944,450
stock
—_T.
•
-
tax
Divs.
payable
—
Total
—
1,159,147
.
T—
stock
stock,__
,
516,226
128,085
99,000
tax.
prof.
$53,000
year
surplus
—
510,771
..
512.821
_
1122,170
479,056
13,910
•
.
.Z-L-ZZ—
inc. tax.
inc.
exc,
*17,150
—
,
one
contingencies
(par $2.5.0)
Earned
$3,725,122
(incl.
surplus
Treasury
_____
Prov.
$5,499,067
•
property
Additional compensation
Prov. for Fed.
$1,706,856
:
$4,136,816
551,900
„
prof, taxes (net)
within
due
T-TZ———.
for
Capital
Capital
,
tax————
accruals.—
sundry
& excess
payable
Mortgages
$5,424,013
123,277
income
instalments
pfd.
common
on
been
and
payable and
Fed.
32,063,712
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—New President-—
;;
Mortgage
$1,583,580
'
profits
$23,823,191 $21,951,542
Accrued
10.618,139
31,851,962
cumuli
April
kwh.
of
$750,000
June
2,000,116
to
Total
Report—
Feb. 28. '42
81,395
'
-
of
531,015
5,132,054
1,390,664
excess
10,929,318
9.725,429
receivables
•
of
2,765,024
9.884,345
corresponding week of 1942,
electricity amounted to
par
p.
There
4,365,724
T:„Z—___T___—•_5,245,038
1,339.675
—
no
156,
4,685,654
—
______——
premises
V.
50,200
Liabilities—
(& Subs.)—Annual
42,681,851
of
directors
stock,
1,380,455
receivable
Accounts
Collins & Aikman Corp.
the
account
815,685
Prepaid insurance, taxes, rents, etc
tBuildings,
equipment
and
improvements
of
above
the
42,781,280
$5
on
on
141,300 000
$7,143,424
;
Goodwill
of
12,490,453
Consolidated Oil Corp.—Debentures Called—
Counsel
Oftice
17,550,610
12,723,000
2,839,255
amounting
for
Jan. 3, '42
$6,637,843
securities—
Sundry investments,
/ (less reserves):
Secretary—
Secretary
15,297,541
(electricity generated and purchased)
The
on
Sheet
Balance
hand—
on
Government
leased
excess
.
Robert
25,131,241
4,417,625
Consolidated Hotels, Inc.—Accumulated
tCal-
1942.
the 1,716,277 shares of $2.50 par value stock outstanding.
banks
in
S.
Land
•
27,483,739
Z—______
company
distribution
$1,261,248
$0.73
$987,362
$0.58
Jan. 2, '43
Inventories
There have been, called for redemption as of June 1, 1943, a total
of '$69,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3 V% %. series, due 1967, at 106 Vt
and interest.
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co., trustee,
One Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 157, p. 8.
'
/<
.
*34,098,994
8.072,828
3.948,385
_______
declared
1943,
583,500
$1,031,671
Consolidated
Called—
Electric Co.—Bonds
30,784.135
8,775,215
_—
Weekly Electric Output of System-^—
490,700
$2,066,562
both
"Accounts
Cincinnati
4.207.500
*9,375,903
V'. "Revised.
648,400
$2,271,671
v
Assets—
Cash
$
151,303,037
76,740,664 *76,003,802
15,600,874
16,064,000
4 097,000
Balance avail, for dividends
591,600
Federal
taxes.—
and
U.
3
150,609,412
4,305,431
7,003,325
2,160,341
244,451
profits
quarters shown above have been calculated under the
Revenue- Act of 1942; the earnings previously reported for the 1942
quarter have been- adjusted in this respect. »
the
1943—12 Mos.—1942
3
,
18,902.950
deductions
income
4,424,717
expenses
and
period
share———,
per
'
40.559,186
_________
Gross income
6,999,796
2,180,577
264,361
post-war refund of $71,000 in 1943 and $54,400 in
taxes'for
-
statement
1943—3 Mos.—1942
40.665,315
March 31
Net
for
:-".Nfttc—The
terms of
the pending plan of reorganization,
the new
general mortgage bonds, wnen issued, will constitute a 4T
fixed interest obligation." The Committee is advised that these bonds
have been traded as a full 4% fixed interest security with respect to
any interest accrued since Jan. l, 1943.—V. 157. p. 1524.
first
income
Net
1
that
$1.90
8,537,282
Income
exces$: profits Taxes.
culated upon
shall
2,270,757
Consol.
19,255,818
increase of 21%.—V.
.
of
'
—
Operating income
25,
and
1942,
19,500,74(5
593,625
,
Y., Inc.—
_________
$2,244,025
general &
for
stock
common
011
of N.
Jg
Apr. 4, '42 Mar. 29, '41
allowances
——5,145,013
returns,
MiscelL income, less
•
10,921.950
18,353.643
$16,833,773 $15,874,363 $14,685,767
—
Profit
-
4f/2s
income
snare
:
commis¬
agency
discounts
Prov.
general
and
1942,
Special attention
"under
in
per
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Depreciation
$2.91
$2.80
•
Quarter
Statement,
Oper. exps. & cost of goods sold--
in¬
income
-
transactions
10.920,200
Y., Inc.:
at.end of period.. $13,423,877 $11,874,595 $10,502,415
Apr. 3, '43
lines*
talent,
•-
On
N.
-__Z.T_:
199.319
Gross income from sale of facilities,
Time
1942.
of
32,693,453
$1.65
Co.
slock——
Period End. Mar. 31
—;
8,729,016
—
$15,998,292 $15,307,149 $13,934,969
2,574,415
3,432,554
3.432.554
....
Selling,
and
18,079,707
29,867,468
"Revised.
New
2Va%
•Second
terest
Earned
$5,006,633
•
of
Edison
Balance
other income
payments
50,894,603
Earnings of Companly Only
11,874,595
applicable
Consolidated
.
29,389,693
18,558,493
12,885,397
—__T
Taxes
&
28,800,761
4,758.710
11,263,341
preferred
stock
Edison Co.
$4,804,734
$4,123,698
dividends
Cash
'
rate
Consol.
on
cumulative
Common
of
surplus
■/• Earned surplus
will be made at the office of the company,
York. City, where bonds, coupons, and notes may
be presented for stamping and payment.
! The schedule for presentation for stamping and payment on debtor's
bonds, coupons, and notes extends from June 1, 1943 to Aug. 31, 1943,
depending on the particular securities to be presented.
The payments, being made on old securities correspond to the fol¬
lowing amounts in terms of proposed now securities:
First and general mortgage "A" 4s due 1989—fixed interest at the
Broadway,
4,890,722
_
—'
—
__—_
Associa¬
National
the
deductions
decl
$5
.
reorganization.
The
111
for
credit
Inc. on April 20 announced:
Dealers,
of
trustee
______
for
provision
Balance
North Western Ry. Co.
has been authorized and directed by the Court to make payment of
an
amount
equivalent to the fixed and contingent interest charges
called for by the terms, of the pending plan of reorganization and
earned by-the debtor during the year 1942, said payments to be made
on
the various outstanding securities of the debtor on the basis of
the new securities to be issued in exchange therefor under the plan
;
575.000
contingencies
1,443,000
220,000
Earnings per share
Uniform
Securities
1,900,000
taxes—
period
Ruling—
National
tion of
taxes——„Z
Net
•
Interest
v
119.512.864*118,035.977
1,850.000
Profit
would release some $135,000,000 in securities which t he
holding as collateral. Th.s money, ue sa.d, could be used to
the benefit of
2.357.000
Earned
payment
RFC
2,450,060
income
Mr. Walter declared, adding
"Our f.rst duty is to pay off our debts,"
______
income
Divs.
the
in
_____
income
Income
$7,431,633
—
—„
Special
cash on hand. By the time it was
approved, t he cash position had risen to $17,000,000 and as.of Apr.l Id,
the company had $80,000,000 in cash.
only $12,250,000
had
Company
$
■
30,095,181
8,198
$8,824,731
,
Federal excess profits
financial
submitted
road's
the
$
31,237.931
Operating income
Profit before Federal income taxes
and special provision for contingencies
—$8,473,698
Federal
changing it.
position had improved' since the reorganization program was
to
,4
1943—12 Mos —1942
$
73,405.188 260-,684,169 262,748,790
746,410
(net)
income
$
73.177.798
Net
.
judge said he considered the plan
1S43—3 Mos.—1942
:
20,132.446
8,761,984
1,052,190
and amort.
Operating income
Miscellaneous
interfere.
reason
in
Operating revenues -.—Operating • expenses——
Depreciation
Gross
plan of reorganization after it had been affirmed by the U. S: ,.
p.rcuit Court of Appeals and after the U. S. Supreme Court. had •
The
week
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc. (& Subs.)—
■
__
Provision for deprec.
24,287,084
8,575,144
—'
„_
the
no
compared with 195,960,143 for the corresponding
increase of 36,226,573, or 18.49tf..—V. 157, p. 1553.
Earnings—
,
refused- to
May 7.
on
Taxes
;Z%Zv/
&
expenses
April 27 refused permission to the company to file a petition for authority to pay in full its debt of
'$48,322,687 to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
■%/</"
Judge John P. Barnes ruled it would he unseemly for him to alter,
Federal Court at Chicago
ancf
behalf of preferred
as
an
Period End. Mar. 31—
%/%'/•
commis-
agency
returns,
Selling,'general andf administrative
.
'
The
1942,
'.
.
Operating expenses & cost of goods
Wanted to Pay RFC Debt in
on
Morgan
weekly kilowatt hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
this corporation adjusted to show
general business conditions of
Uh'ritory served for the week ended April 22, 1943, amounted to 232,-
52 Weeks
53 Weeks
Ended
-
sale of. facilities,
and
record
•.discounts
—V.
:—Road
committee to intervene
a
S.
the petition will be held before the SEC
011
talent, lines, records, etc. _Z—— $62,211,573 $59,456,305 $50,912,064
25,895,196
6,148,660
087,751
12,580,187
7,519,'201
21,462,242
13,573,712
—
■;/;
.
Gross income
railway——
v-/"''-
■
,
,
Prom January 1—
Gross
Subs.)—^An¬
(&
Marshall
of
■
665,828
income.—.
System, Inc.
Go wen;
nual Report—
$8,«-»v»,o09
1,967,692
885,925
railway——-.
oper.
Broadcasting
E.
The
186,716
Columbia
v
RR.—Earnings
in
their petition that they represent a '
Commonwealth's preferred stock and
had
of
Weekly Output—
.
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
James
state
amount"
stockholders.
1—
railway——
Net- from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 157, p. 1267.
Ji\,
Warden
A.
"substantial
23,144
•
from
Gross
1940
66,808
$157,374
income___
From January
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
railway-...—
Hopkinson,
Clarence
1941
1942
$104,206
railway_____^
oper.
Edward
Wyoming Ry.—E&rnings1943
from
Gross
293,676
96,634
railway——
from
Net
&
March—•
.
$591,935
railway—
from
Gross
1940
1941
1.942
1943
March—,
<
1647
A
dividend
of
75
cents
share has been declared on account of
and partic; prior preferred stock, no
of record June 4.
This is the
fixed quarterly payment which was due Jan. 1, 1943.
A similar dis¬
accumulations
par
value,
corporation
tribution
permit
dividends
and
on
the
payable
per
$3 cumul,
July
1
to
holders
was
made
on
April 1, last.
During 1942, the following
were paid
on the prior preferred stock; April 1, 75 cents;
July 1, Oct. 1 and Dec. 24, 25 cents each. A contingent dividend
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
■
1648
10.186
of
157, p.
payable June
$50,
share was also paid on April 28, 1942, out of 1941
cents per
earnings—V.
50
1555.
cents
were
Dallas Power &
1943—Month—1942
50
Light Co.—Earnings-
period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
$605,636
$8,117,422
Federal
Other
281,972
238,669
3,022,437
ret.
73,877
1,188,221
59,975
723,883
680,654
43,947
appro.—
record
April 30.
made on March 1, last.
157,
344.
p.
distribution
A
Payments
...^
52,413
799,358
669,740
(And
Comparative
Wholly-owned
Consolidated
Income
for
Net
300
income
$2,383,523
■
1941
$
t Sales
$
$133,622,229
122,023,170
103.983,376
7,801,348
6,335,880
5,162,583
,L
141.423,577
sold & other oper. chgs.
80,350,796
& administrative exp._: .11,185,323
deprec. & obsolescence—
9,246,136
——
income
Gross
46,667
46,667
560,000
$2,360,476
560,000
28,298
12,919
334,729
53,506
$2,385,239
$180,702
$197,450
—
Total
revenues
——-
mtge. bonds
& deductions
on
int.
$1,746,970
Prov.
for
507,386
Prov.
for Fed taxes
(See ")
Balance
—V.
157, p. 1422.
inc.
Oper.
Divs.
1943—Month—1942
Period End. Mar. 31—
Federal
Other
Prop.
ret.
6,566
493,115
14,053
188,505
5,874,944
16,903,000
29,983
730,635
445,534
$33,243
$53,763
$563,926
$537,633
——
15,505
99,533
186,063
Motors
11,657,322
in
—
appro.—
$3,674,052
2,487,966
Prov.
income
Federal
16,711,343
income
5,000,000
5,000,000
7,500,000
;
334,378
Other
Dr573,000
Fed.
after
oper.
revenues
lease
for
of
plant
Dr311,000
Dr240,000
Net
taxes
5,081,992
5,023,378
for
Other
income
$33,243
income
Net
Divs.
Net
$351,570
20,310,157
24,254,161
2,000,000
6,000,000
3,500,000
contingencies——
$490,060
$351,570
23,515
280,278
282,180
——-
1,959
6,973
24,765
$10,302
——
$12,784
$202,809
$44,625
"Total
26,901
103,901
Of
$175,908
"$59,276
applic. to pfd. stk for the period——.—
^Shares
-—
"Deficit.—V.
<•
;
—
157, p.
———
of
returns,
do
not
directors have declared
The
$1
par
1,
stock,
common
similar
A
cents
payable May
distribution
each
March
on
1941.—V.
dividend
a
made
was
16,
15
25
cents
holders
to
share
per
of
last,
31,
Feb.
on
Operating
of
Dec.
on
1942, and
record
1, Aug.
with
——
and
Cumul.
Co.—Asks
Court
Approval
District
&
their
to
the first
24,
The
29,557,000
25,250,000
17,143,000
16,960,000
petitions
have
by
27
that
the
filed
petitions
have
etc.
in
the
U.
allege
assented
the
that
holders
the
to
Interstate
of
than
more
plan, .which
Commerce
products
of
fixed-fee
Pont
manufactured
and
basis
^Excluding
company's
difference
received
from
Statement
S.
two-thirds
is
included
number
average
sales
in
by
order
of
Adjust,
of
shares
of
in
in profits or losses of con¬
approximately $910,000 in 1943
E. I.
between
such
Consolidated
March
Surplus,
from
Preferred
of
Common
for
George
House in
The
N.
the Second
Murray
Y.
and
District
June
on
1,
Judges
1943,
in
John
the
C.
U.
General
order,
dated
April 27,
1943,
'.V:
1941
■'
—V.
14,739,314
S.
in
Gov't
5.500,000
—A--1.,
1.012,642
1936—
the bonds in
of
of
tion
the
the
hands
the
of
general public and
bonds for 20 years.
the
remaining principal of the
plan provides for additional security
Net
1,899.956
1.899.956
13,897,026
19.361,613
321,725,172 291,748,847 269,247,389
through (1) an addi¬
sinking fund of two-thirds of net income and one-half the
liquidation value of certain investment securities, and (2) the pledge
certain
The
securities of
management
bonds
will
ment
be
the plan
made
May
1
been
that
announced
May
on
will bear
the
bonds,
Net
from
due
1,
May
interest
at
4%
payment
after
per
the
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
Delaware Lackawanna
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
plan
shall
have
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Western
1941
Net
from
ry.
$4,799,087
1,696,650
1,323,939
765,422
824,163
867,072
257,501
15,859.768
13,700,032
13,085.286
4,415.929
3,771,220
2,756,612
2,920,915
1,882,565
2,371,915
1,213,257
Ry.
July
Net
from
Net
ry.
$73,460
13,727
20,684
12,669
—
income
ry.
1,
oper.
157,
p.
605,600
551,200
442,602
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
281
159,931
123,543
49,027
28,775
"8,294
for
"1,016
202.198
145.387
in
149 215
49,201
1,976
*17,378
157,
1177.
p.
From
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
April 9 to holders of
$363,371
$445,597
$353,833
279,018
204,196
193,177
69,816
131,351
scrip
entered
agreement
157, p.
1,160,168
1,243,903
into
by
virtue
of
Y„ said:
order
an
of
18,
for each
$100
share
one
of
East
capital
of
stock
of
East
Apartment Building
Avenue
first
gold bonds upon surrender of the same to the trustees.
will be issued in lieu of a fraction of a share
certificate
than
Corp.,
based
bear
$100
113,
East
;
782,759
654,768
771,956
to
ratio
the
on
share
one
that
of
surrendered
said bonds
stock
in
said
293,015
256,043
366,097
East
1269.
Apartment
Building
N. Y.—Successor Co.—
week
ended
companies
Power
Power
&
during 1942
April
of
RR.—Earnings
$810,365
$879,646
$711,365
488,686
370,264
540,116
22.
Ebasco
1943,
Services,
the
which
271,897
196,738
346,328
258,322
2,727,691
2,395,710
2,609,256
2,339,137
1,479,363
1.133,832
1,518.367
1,289,734
786,344
605,079
952,482
904,746
of client
subsidiaries
are
were
follows:
as
oper.
Net
ry.
oper.
—V.. 157,
p.
income...
The
Power &
1268.
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—Accrued Div.—
of
directors have
accumulations
on.
declared
the -5%
a
dividend
cumul.
of
$1
redeemable
per
share
preferred
on
account
stock,
par
above
panies not
$1.09
income
51.24
profits taxes
the Revenue Acts
excess
The amounts shown
provision for
twelve
and
to the provisions of
months
estimated
for Fed¬
profits
excess
ending February
taxes
1943
(1942,
28,
credited
to
reserve
subsidiaries.
in
subsidiary company owned by parent
a
Service
of
the
Co.
in
1938
investments
estimated
of
in
loss
in
set
a
for
reserve
com¬
depre¬
subsidiary companies an amount
investments, including provi¬
such
period
in
advance
accrual
the
in
up
of
unearned
for
loss
which
cumulative
to
such
be
may
dividends
on
reserve.
of Company
1943
revenues
Federal
other
19492
$2,850,008
income
taxes—
$3,668,423
272,653
321,695
153,899
155,328
;
______
__
taxes
8,859
Cr425
$2,414,597
<
$3,191,825
77
______
II"
2,256,084
2,258~5l6
surplus—
$158,435
$933,315
■
dividends
Balance
Earnings
—V.
for common
share
per
157, p.
1424,
stock and
of
stock—_.
common
$.08'
$49
1556.
Erie
RR.—Earnings—
March—
Gross
1943
11.6%
159.878
143,303
92,710
74,473
16,575
18,237
24.5
126,880
101,026
25,854
25.6
;
figures
do
not
include
both
the
periods.—V.
Eastman Kodak Co.—Sales 34%
at
the
ume
of
ated
in
last
business
He
and
apparatus
an
p.
inputs
1556.
of
any
com¬
i
1941
1940
$8,754,703
$6,617,674
2,922,831
1,629,855
1,686,765
1,662,787
1,708,095
778,651
railway,—
36 602.365
29.231 883
23 623,494
20.045,142
14,039,211
9,380,792
7,774,625
5,062,698
income—;
4,769,191
4,436,587
4,782,479
2,458,984
railway
$13,488,598 $10,628,982
railway
oper.
__
income___
From Jan. 1—
from
from
Net
ry.
oper.
Listing of Additional Stocks—
The
New
York
Stock
Exchange
additional shares of
common
for
the
shares of
9,992
and
9,578
$100)
New
additional
Jan.
4f2%
1,
in
the
by
Hemisphere,
attributed
the
Higher-
company
and its
subsidiaries
photographic products plus spe¬
and
equipment for military purposes.
Sales of the products of the Tennessee Eastman Core.,
manufacturing
situ¬
over the corresponding three months
increase to the expanded sales to the
prime contractors of
acetate
rayon
yarn,
acetate
rayon
a
stapler
authorized
(no par)
of
upon
the listing of 9.992
issuance in exchange
Northern
preferred
for
mortgage
interest
and
5%
exchange
general
2000,
has
stock
capital stock of
shares
issuance
upon
Jersey
due
gold
accrued
of
bonds,
but
of
RR.
stock,
$861,000
New
series
Jersey,
A
Northern
dated
unpaid
(par
RR.
Jan.
1,
thereon,
of
1900,
making
the
total amount applied for 3,149,992 shares of common stock
404,021 shares of 5% preferred stock, series A.—V. 157, p. 1557.
of
Fair,
Chicago—Resumes
accumulations
of
$1.75
and
ahead"
subsidiary
fiber
per
of
of
1938.
Arrearages
at May
as
1,
1943
Reserve
for
Post-war
Adjust¬
Directors—
the
the
1,
share.
Up—Provides
for
Dividend—
of $3.50 per share on account
cumulative preferred stock,
par
$100,
record May 10.
The last payment was
Feb.
on
Preferred
dividend
a
7%
holders
$36.75
ments—New
Sales
the
on
per share
to
Sales
period
same
beginning
period
of
February
last
year,
1 have been "substantially
James S. Schoff, President,
and
meeting on April 27.
How¬
the sharp increase in consumer demand which was
Februerv, now has subsided and currently volume is on
added,
ne
apparent
in
more
normal
"It
a
impossible
"due
is
to
the
fluctuations
tions
level.
forecast saleV volume
to
uncertainties
in
consumer
in
obtaining
demand.
for
the
future,"
merchandise
Inventories
are
and
within
he said,
sharp
the
the
limita¬
prescribed by
the War Production Board, Shortages of merchan¬
becoming more widespread and it is increasingly difficult to
maintain adequate assortments in many departments.
\
"Gross margin has declined slightly from last year's level.
This
trend will continue through the Spring season and
possibly well into
the Fall.''
)
dise
on April 27, reported to stockholders
increase of 34% in the March quarter vol¬
transacted
Western
year.
government
cial
157,
Hargrave, President,
annual meeting
the
system
1942
3,779,783
railway—____
from
ry.
'
5,360,904
from
ever,
Pet.
Amount
1942
1943
Light Co._
appearing in
Thomas J.
of
The
2,258,510
$2,373,357
told stockholders at the company's annual
—Increase-
From
from
Federal
Expenses
system' inputs
Inc.,
374,074
income..
January 1—
railwayNet from railway
ry.
2,256,084
stock—-
common
include
because
amounted
Light Co., Electric Power & Light Corp. and
Light Co., as compared with the corresponding
American Power & Light Co.
Electric Pwr. & Lt. Corp.—,„
$917,626
Net
$4,631,867
$2,072,789
surplus
Earnings
&
Operating Subsidiaries of—
National
railway—.
railway-—.
Gross
and
purposes
payable May 20 to
above.
——Thousands of Kilowatt-Hours—
1940
from
476,593
$4,328,874
Avenue
Services, Inc.—Weekly Input—
American
National
331,009
1941
from
stock
considerable
(The)
661,355
income
1942
Net
value
credited
Total
896.
p.
Avenue
the
For
week
1943
Gross
$5,108,465
435,488
12 Mos. End, Feb. 28—
surren¬
Monroe County, expired by its own terms Feb.
entitled ,to
1,115,355
March-
$4,764,362
the
Public
a
sustained
present
extended.
are
Avenue
less
111 East Avenue, Rochester, N.
Sagamore,
not
6%
operating
of
98,672
1,274,630
Detroit Toledo & Ironton
51,627
118.124
(1942, $112,042).
its preferred dividend
in
for
gold bonds dated
for
trust
was
mtge. 6%
1st
by Surf Apartments, Inc., who have not
capital stock in East Avenue Corp.,
issued
bonds
Ebasco
,
—V.
151,369
127,296
1
after deducting post-war credit of $816,749
representing
Gross
Exchange for Bonds—
East Avenue Corp., Rochester,
1940
123,756
railway-
62,188
—
63,650
The directors have declared
January 1—
from
6,353
______
deducted above.
Net
Pierce, James H. Slocum and Harry B. Crowley, trustees,
Hotel
Corp.—V.
'
1941
299,187
sub.
a
deducts,
depreciation in value of investments
ciation
Apartment Building, Rochester, N. Y.—
in
dated
Corp.
East
"10,495
1942
income
576,793
$4,780,992
above
as
declared.....—
common
taxes
Engineers
7,136
25,123
$471,614
railway
deducted
incl.
1,406,920
$4,511,227
_______
sources—
^Applicable to bonds of
Net
W.
and
See
railway
Co.,
in
invests,
tEarnings of a subsidiary company in excess oi
requirements for the period, less minority interest,
75,171
41,245
—
income-
Supreme Court,
A
4,411
"5,559
1943
oper.
$5,357,785
——_
share of
per
income
one
Gross
of
___■'
companies,
dividends
$7,339,282 for
358,927
158,880
railway
voting
$50,933
$49,151
■
1268.
March—
value
__
__
$3,156,3721
$108,650
13,694
railway
mortgage
13,193
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
27,244
$5,918,148
_
1940
1941
*13,747
of
The
Avenue
39,982
income—_
"Deficit.—V.
1942
891
1921,
1940
1941
233.392
railway
railway—
from
Net
in
Parent
subs,
for
Freferred
Pacific Ry.—Earnmgs1943
34,845
their
for
from
Net
1,583,970
28,963
interests
Balance
$139,375
owner
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2,818,530
1,583,970
"1,623,617
"2,396,326
"1,708,774
12,600
Bondholders
1942
3,292
railway-
oper.
of
1269.
50,840
dered
-Earnings-
$81,161
railway-
386,905
"1,150,655
$185,800
notice
a
the
1943
from
393,600
►1,376,144
v
"2,677,690
_
990,922
"1,470,652
"4,233
oper.
Herbert
in
1943,
Gross
576,867
"2,618,590
_
37,626
Stock Issued
$4,162,766
Detroit & Mackinac
by
comparative
Net
$5,594,393
March—
"565,940
$192,400
East Avenue
1940
6,483,314
income—
"797,588
income—
from
Gross
1268.
p.
"337,588
railway-
RR.—Earnings—
1942
18,972,717
railway
oper.
157,
$9,787,529
2,718,985
—
—
Earnings
"400,452
railway-
oper.
Net
1.271,533
railway-
$10,250,065
declared--
minority
deprec.
$122,361
"464,728
:
from
from
ry.
1555.
p.
2,693.969
income—
to
$734,903
declared.—
not
From Jan. 1—
$7,022,176
railway-
oper.
$985,233
but
Interest
January 1—
from
Gross
&
1943
railway-
$152,516
"238,290
"906,629
157, p.
"Deficit.—V.
from
1940
1941
$699,277
Dtluth Winnipeg &
from
annum
1943, on the first and refunding 4% mort¬
1, 1943. was paid but the principal due
March-
Ry.—Earnings—
1942
"868,258
March—
Net
May 1, 1943, was not paid on that date.—V. 157,
Gross
28,634
7,327,322
preferred stock of Puget Sound Power &c Light Co., a subsidiary com¬
pany,
held by the public.
In compiling consolidated figures, com¬
mencing Jan. 1, 1939, any loss resulting from such accrual of un¬
earned preferred dividends is
charged to such reserve and any earn¬
ings of the subsidiary in excess of current preferred dividend accruals
$237,597
.
railway-
railway
;
oper.income—
Net
interest due May
gold
Total
are
railwayrailwayoper. income—,
from
Net
regular 4%
interest on the
also that the 10% cash pay¬
1,
Pay Interest But Not Principal—
The
gage
for
239,392
7,156,392
_—^
consummated.-
To
available
6,891
stocks,
________
__
Balance
companies.
paid when due
provided by
until
lessor
1943
from
ry.
Gross
tional
y.
1,899,956
From Jan. 1—
addi¬
In
$17,143,485
7,050,542
591,917
Bal. applic. to stks. of Eng. Pub. Serv. Co.__
Divs. on pref. stock of Eng. Pub. Serv. Co.
— -—
11,120,125
from
Net
exten¬
an
$1,333,710 $17,645,849
4,331,558
6,827,113
6,507
Expenses, taxes and interest——
290.508.958
307,545.829
157, p. 1079.
Gross
bondholders'
sion
t
dividends
dividends
March—
rights under the first and refunding mortgage, ex¬
cept that the plan provides for payment in cash of 10% of the prin¬
of
334,745,253
—
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
to enforce any right against either of the petitioners or
their property based upon any claim affected by the plan.
The management pointed out that the plan continues
unimpaired
cipal
for
Interest
respect
the year
for
8,000,000
15,500,000
enjoining, during the pendency of the proceedings, the institution
prosecution in any court, State or Federal, of any action or pro¬
ceeding
all
6,720,603
24,289,506
.
597,601
______
Preferred
sion
and
or
596,183
applicable during the respective periods.
264,254,797
14,310,157
20,754,161
285,235,672
Court
restraining
616.408
11,602,060
6,971,914
earned
Earnings from other
"For
Motors
Surplus at March 31
further
a
786,337
revs.„.'$1,589,341
applicable
from
pany,
Knox
S.
6,876,467
have been restated to give effect
revaluation
from
in
U.
taxes
Total
City.
issued
Court
Circuit
Hulbert
571,390
above:
,31
1942
1943
303.493.297
year———
—————————
order, dated April 27, 1943, approving the
as properly filed under
the McLaughlin Act and providing
hearing on the plan to be held before the Special Court des¬
ignated to consist of Judge Learned Hand, of the U. S. Circuit Court
Appeals
5,177,720
__
divs.
owned
co.
Earns,
companies,
months—.
resulting
inc.
of
an
three
investment
Corp.
dated
beginning of
income
Net
a
and
389,040
Bal. applic. to Engin. Pub. Serv. Co
$A»nortiz. of disc, applic. to bonds of
"Other
in
petitions
for
27,532,339
—
res.
eral
Surplus at
Refund
issued
$66,362,807
$75,806,349
2,044,582
1,167,837
preferred
on
subsidiaries
U.
equity
■
without
approved
was
Commission
to
8,114.000
+Du
du Pont de Nemours &
companies not wholly owned
the amount earned on
stock is $13,140,068 in 1942 and $19,556,978.
the
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$5,721,243
tEarnings of a sub. co. in exc. of its pref. div.
require, for the per., less minority int., cred.
•
S.
Compensation for constructing and operat¬
value
a
Pont
Subs.)—Earnings-
$6,733,168
amortiz—
pref.
Balance
*
Du
dividends
and
the
and
company
1943.
Court
freight,
outward
of
Their
bonds
modification
March
April
Corp.
and
due May
the
Railroad
the Southern District of New York asking approval
debt adjustment, dated Dec. 15, 1942, with respect
refunding mortgage bonds of the Delaware & Hudson
1, 1943, of which $47,769,000 are in the hands of the
plan
public.
of
$1.77
Court for
of
Co.,
announced
Hudson
$1.12
the
on
(&
Company's equity in profits of controlled
of
common
management
$1.16
plants.
is
Including
(2)
The
11,050,570
trolled companies not wholly owned was
and $730,000 in 1942.
1 and Dec.
Plan—
Delaware
18,854,205
11,106,366
.
Hudson
&
12,410,201
11,110,090
/
Notes—(1)
10
12,839,358
allowances,
Revenues."
Treasury.
April 30.
compared
1, May
the
on
157, p. 218.
Delaware
plants
such
ing
stock.
outstand.
__
include
Co.
1943—Month—1942
inc.—net loss_—
Dividends
1.899,956
is
Government-owned
Dejay Stores, Inc.—25-Cent Distribution—
1,899,956
for Fed. inc. taxes is.
amount "excess profits"
which
figures
v.
1,899,956
share
a
1,867,874
20,754,161
prov.
tNet
1422.
14,310,157
com.
stock
common
14,739,314
___
applicable to
of
Amount earned
tax
Balance
the
period
preferred stock—____
on
Balance
$38,258
for
22,527,000
Dividends
25,667
—
income
22,941
deductions
Other
$464,393
$33,243
—
mtge. bonds
on
$38,258
——_
—
income
Gross
Int.
income—
Service
■___
taxes—
operating
Other
Amount
Operating
863,905,
V
7,542,818
16,739,314
Operating and other income—.
Prov.
3,277,006
361,295
5,065,270
1,607,052
898,821
584,250
Balance
Net
Rent
2,731,409
V
—
taxes
Interest
income
2,224,406
213,460
..
217,818
other
(see ")____—
Other
7,200,747
451,526
Depreciation
65,000
654,992
__
on
687,390
7,833,906
-
2,323,807
revenues
Federal income
.
taxes
153,187
Operation
controlled
(net)
358,912
8,257,598
Maintenance
wholly owned
other
for
382,004
income—
Engineers Public
Corp.,
——
invest,
15,286,779
1940
$1,443,799
1,205,045
Period End. Feb. 28—
162,250
71,276
taxes.—.
stock
not
cos.
Federal
General
from
Miscell.
40,669
17,703
—
...
—
res.
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$5,083,085
3,106,904
68,461
expenses
taxes
taxes
Income
$346,118
241,753
$489,306
298,623
revenues
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
after
from
common
Operating
28.984,000
Operating
,
Dallas Railway & Terminal
7,352,733
24,939,000
income
oper.
•
1941
$2,564,319
1,025,298
^
$1,239,584
$983,124
——
on
ry..; oper.
1942
$2,763,100
888,948
railway,
railway—,
Net from railway,—,
Net ry. oper. income,,,
—V. 157, p. 1178.
11,163,659
507,386
applic. to pfd. stks for .the period.—
and
$10,500,000
From Jan. 1—
58,493,013
11,227,473
—
from
Gross, from
109,145,959
69,553,065
-
gen.
$1,490,510
$121,116
$122,485
income
Net
Divs.
128,359,050
Cost of gds.
——
about
were
$2,962,284
railway,—
Net
Net
Selling,
Int.
Other
of
1943
from
Gross
'
1942
Other operating
part
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
March—
s
648
'
compounds, continue to .form an important
sales volume, Mr. Hargrave declared.
the company's new capital expenditures for 1943 to be
$5,000,000, while depreciation reserves are budgeted at $11,-
around
March. 31
$2,359,828
1,716
$180,702
$197,150
revenues-
oper.
Other
molding
estimated
700,000.
In 1942 expenditures for plants
depreciation, $10,900,000.—V. 157, p. 1269.
Ended
Quarters
Monday, May 3, 1943
company's
He
v.-.>
1943
-
the
Subsidiaries)
Statement
^
plastic
of
1942
during
June 1, $1; and Sept. 1 and Dec. 1,
du Pont de Nemours & Co.—Quarterly Earns.
(E* I.)
1,250,520
62,026
res.
each,—V.
2,906,243
86,820
taxes
taxes
Prop.
cents
$7,866,985
Operating expenses
holders of
to
was
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$671,915
revenues—
1
per share
follows: March 3, 50 cents;
as
'
are
Mr.
Schoff explained that
adjustments
for
"As
a
financial
result
been
of
last
condition,"
consideration
for
had
a
reserve
provided
out
of $150,000 for possible
of
the
earnings
of
post-war
the
company
in
excellent
1942.
to
the. company
the
year's
he
during
operation,
said.
problem
this
of
"The
the
company
directors
maintaining
difficult period.
a
is
have
given
strong
cash
Future
careful
position
dividends Will
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
157
of the company and the needs of the
capital."
•'•■,.■
stockholder as to the possibility of a common
dividend pavment in the near future, Mr. Baldwin explained directors
"would be happy to make such a payment," but under terms of the
depend
earnings
the
upon
for
business
for
working
Questioned
by
a
basis
the
on
up.
tOther
directors.—V.
Miseell.
charges
Fed.
Est.
met)
income
Net
$231,862
$140,636
$23,430
10,338
9,414
15,918
10,163
Crl,3G6
Crl,163
115
1,551
Selling,
general,
Post-war
2,300
135,000
1175,000
§218,000
profits
in
and provision for bad debts, but before charging depreciation
of plant and equipment.:
tlncludes reserves for excess profits taxes
and
contingencies,
AIncludes reserve for expected Federal taxes in
V.
of
'
1424.
1942,
inch
is
income
the
as
Florida
and
Co.
Power
Florida
the
Service
Public
Co. \into
The
and
A
holders
to
March
one
"In
inc. and
B
and
in
May
Co.—Special
Sulphur
Exchange April 26 and was completed.
347/s, with
a
commission-of;75 cents
*
*
*->*'' '
!
The
Trailer
and
special
of
based
agreement
been
announced
The
credit
by
received
T/.TAv.:
Co.
of
Y.:
Bank
The
of
2,^4,055
(Chicago);
Bankers
<N.
Trust
Y.>;
(N.
Co.
Harris
Y.);
Trust
National
Bank of Cleveland; Commerce Co.
Bank' (Pittsburgh);
of
Union
National
Kan.*);
Co.
Co.
Trust
Bank
Fort
(Fort
(Los Angeles);
..
in
1943
Act
possible
for
does
of
of
Atlanta;
Wayne
Commercial
$1,-
Bank;
National
Lincoln National
First
(Kansas
Bank
City,
Trust
and
in
1943
and
$1,373,462
National
is
designated
'
992.
p.
4
'
agent in
as
"
Earned
Divs.
on
1941.
additional
could
such
be
not
and
included
$1,711,000
added
an
Net
income
after
Mar.
all
chgs. and tax,
remitted
of
the
because
estimated
"Taxes
eral
profits
excess
will
company
rate
taxes,
of
<
j.2
stu., Mar.
cap.
;
provision
made
for
uu.iu per
Capital
of
stock
been
award
value
distributable
.
General
Finance
corporation
of
1943
foreign
.
stock
as
synthetic
is
It
firm
rubber
the
not
over
Corp.,
fields.
surplus
March
at
General
as
1943
Motors
-
,
•
,
industrial,
oil
■
.
.
,
cost of
for
1943
,
established
with
and
have
first
quarter
of
production
been
payroas,
the
in
first
quarter
had
dollar
a
adjusted to
reflect
retroactive
the general trend
that
and
records
than
"The
physical
creased
rate
a
on
fact
of
volume
that
the
than
equivalent
to
,
11,944,259
S,
delivered
the
in
value
indicates.
made
dollar
has
substantial
in¬
quarter
This
in
as cost savings were realized through the development of new
methods, simplification cf design and expanding volume of production.
During the quarter voluntary price reductions of approximately $59,-
566
,
made
was
March
an
during
ceeded
the
ration's
31,
have
1943,
with
line
aggregated
of 405,894 employees
average
the
first
of
1943,
the
corpora¬
approximately
$302,-
accts.
trade
It
144,513
was
higher
than
there
$285,308,239
for
This
for
quarter of
the
first
Hourly-rate
hours
salaries
week in
of
Average
United
States
normal
conversion
the
in
accelerated.
because
new
of
the
materials,
must
income
last
"Net
the
ex¬
the corpo¬
of
261,381
total
a
with
worked
of
$158,756,859
an
This
1943.
a
1943,
of
with
increase
an
employes
of
quarter
average
compares
ago,
year
hourly-rate
first
discontinued
of
sales,
embraced
during
the
Furthermore,
it
the
and
in
of
the
compared
the
year,
for
The
the
of
result
profits,
Consolidated
Balance
'
of
which have been added, for the purpose of producing
to the corporation's normal capacity.
Such circum¬
be
recognized
before
taxes
in
in
any
comparison
particular,
with
the
of
this
year's
corresponding
for
the
first
quarter
of
1943
gives
recognition
There
has
been
deducted
a
provision
has
been
deducted
a
to
the
of
provision
of
$28,404,000 for
retroactive prlice and other adjustments which may arise in connection
with the renegotiation of war material contracts applicable to
sales
the
quarter.
Federal
Miscellaneous
Common
and
excess
profits taxes have been
-Earnings1942
1941
1940
.440.671
$2,232,430
$1,951,992
$1,595,426
,471,100
648,449
694,902
407,416
income—_
,
464,631
300,100
364,268
175,757
,747,798
6,297,845
5,293,332
4,449,714
,952,111
1,775,349
1,710,556
950,77!)
income—.
,362,271
796.488
'816,482
274,861
1270.
p.
1943
("1942
railway.—
V $255,273
railway——40,935
from
from
Net
income—: 4,811'
ry.
railway-—:
'1941
$201,403
1940
$160,793
83,544
' T 51,150
19,986
513.138
404,941
152,409
96^721
57,350
i
$12.1,180
50,249
4 401
T
,
749,058
railway:—,:..;
157,
'
i 122,544
..
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
directors
25,120
"861
•
9,066
:1271.
p.
299,307
14,525
'
"57,910
.
recently
declared
a
dividend
of
25
cents
share
per
on
of
account
accumulations on the $2 cumul. conv.
preferred stock, no
payable May 1 to holders of record April 20.
A similar dis¬
tribution was made on Feb. 3., last.
Payments last year were as fol¬
lows: Feb. 1 and May 1, 50 cents
each; and Aug. 1 and Nov. 1, 25
Arrearages as at Feb. 1,
157, p. 474.
1943
amounted
to
$19.25:per share
stated.—V.
was
tion—
Co.—Preferred
ts
ten-year 5'A
899.
p.
jdi.;:
;
Stoclj.
Redemp¬
V.
'
-v
Ihe company has elected to
;
it
>«';•-V:
redeem
debentures,
at
on
103%
June
and
1,
$50,€00
accrued
face
value
interest.—V.
157
•'.'••
,
as
Houghton County Electric Light Co.—Stock—
an
31,
of
1943
1943,
and
subsidiaries
and
1942
more
for
ferred
Dec. 31,'42
and
Exchange
Commission
reclassify
$25),. into
(par
than
Sheet
Securities
to
pany
its 12,000 shares of
1.2,C00. shares of common
has
permitted
outstanding
stock
the
stock,
the
800
pre¬
owned by
Consolidated Electric & Gas Co.
proposal also provides for a capital contribution
by Consolidated
shares
of
Houghton County common to the latter company.
Consolidated will pledge the new ccmmon shares of
Houghton under the
indenture securing its collateral
trust
bonds in substitution for the
old shares of preferred and common stock of
Houghton.—V. 156,
$
com¬
preferred
$25). All
(par
is
The
p.
2132.
287,282,345
»<,*o«»,H20
406,649,711
391,344,591
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Bids for
Stock—
See
107,533,736
111,493,570
488,388,188
466,265,585
consolidated——158,904,691
157,013,695
45,442,573
46,260,452
National
Gross
10,987,371
Oper.
—
not
assets
Goodwill,
in
patents,
7,427,754
Treasury—
Power
&
Light
Co.—V.
157,
i
K
1559,
p.
charges——
deferred
etc.—
371.483.082
21,744,250
28,261,330
50,236,551
:
—
Hudson^ &
oper.
Total
Notes
135,128,313
—
banks,
to
pay.
under
Federal
V
foreign banks
Taxes,
payrolls,
accrued
Due
to
for
items
price
U.
S.
—
reductions
on
&
and
of U.
for
under
112,721,218
27,839,153
_____——____
1,510,551
stock—
1,639,189
39,969,076
employe benefit pians_—6.3*5,174
6,386.933
——
miseell. liabilities—
foreign
—
7,066,878
13,083,213
surplus
Earned
16,657,111
1,888,613
—
183,564,400
183,564,400
435,000,000
435,000,000
——_„__11,944,259
570,449,397
29,290
$250,262
$688,372
$683,607
139,029
148,304
418,290
444,688
adj. inc. bonds
$99,550
$101,958
$270,081
adj. inc. bonds:
110,567
118,554
335,100
$11,017
$16,596
—
———
_____
"After
for
—
for
reserve
of
accounts
1,888,613
doubtful
others
2,025,333,081
——
1,835,644
Note—Cash
1943,
for
of
receivables.
ductions
and
sheet.—V.
the
157, p.
no
of
war
treasury
tExcludes
on
Deficit
A—_
157,
1459.
p.
held
savings
stock
by
Net
from
rev.
355,662
$65,019
$116,743
RR.—Earnings of System-
railway
$7,847,391
3,510,667
Equip,
and
rents
Net
Other
joint
(net
ry.
Dr)
oper.
513,780
income.
distributable
as
fixed
corporation
purchases
and
at
tax
31;
de¬
are
not
included
in
the
balance
1558.
1,613,153
636,549
$7,978,737
102,815
available
60,515
186,764
194,497
3,016
2,434
13,707
9,7.94
$3,083,028 $11,121,841
$8,163,440
for
charges
railroads
and
$3,922,743
other
A
income
"After
March
Victory
354,258
$3,025,007 $10,948,784
Interest, rent for leased
1,226,350
1,353,459
3,695,603
4,028,121
$2,696,393
______
$1,729,579
$7,426,232
$4,135,317
providing for Federal
held
bonus.
$3,822,944
Miscellaneous deductions
Income
$5,762,049 $22,176,695 $14,530,821
2,382,784
9,614,758
5,915,533
facil.
income
Earnings
March-
income
of
taxes.—V.
157,
p.
1271.
Company Only
1943
1942
1941
from
Gross
Net
ry.
railway— $17,900,350 $13,483,158 $10,249,595
railway—6,313,125
4,464,882
3,381,779
from
Net
the
bond
liabilities
,
$238,919
•
Period End. Mar. 31—
1943—Month—1942
,'*1943—3 Mos —1942
Ry. operating revenues.. $21,314,835 $16,054,890
$61,023,733 $44 277 88(
Ry. operating expenses.
13,467,444
10,292,841
38,847,038
2.9,747^
income
1940
$8,344,467
2,020,099
3,100,272
1,974,470
2,678,251
1,260,685
railway.—
51,513,309
37,430,283
28,256,687
25,021,880
railway——
18,238,712
11,319,235
8,703,478
5,996,211
income—
9,090,974
5,470,409
6,642,397
3,625,00-1
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
contra
for
1,979,771,117
inventories
shares.
par
$16,835,194
employees'
Int.
on
avail,
under
cost
upon
int.
"Net
cost-plus-a-fixed-fee contracts.
ALess
reserve for
depreciation (including amortization of special war facili¬
ties) of $514,686,072 at March 31, 1943, and $501,441,553 at Dec. 31,
§Based
charges
income
561,364,160
—
surplus
Total
$654,317
-$238,579
11,944,259
par)J
__
12,909,530
18,230,828
co.
*
,
($10
40,584,959
reserves:
———
in preference stock of sub.
stock
6,339,015
48,240,218
res.
subsidiaries——
—
Capital
.
reserve
Contingencies and miscellaneous
stock
1.402^14
$661,022
27,349
2,294,555
capital
7,388,318
Minority int.
,j;(,1,656,894
V
9,866
5,990,680
2,294,555
preferred
income
ilPreferred
48,661,545
136,049,869
contingencies & rehabilitation
Common
28,404,000
23,769,612
40,103,213
to
$240,396
$2,056 531
9,078
Illinois Central
re-
156,661,497
Post-war
Allocable
104,152,103
con¬
price
Deferred
General
Net
87,499,022
profits taxes—
exc.
^Employees'
bonus
Taxes, warranties, and
Reserve
469,828
$229,501 "
,
income
Income
—V.
118,760,324
.
adjustments—
other
bonus
on
567,886
C
:
$2,317,916
Govt.,
—_
and
2,423,005
sundry
S.
retroactive
100,000,000
2,728,500
—-—
required
for
foreign inc. &
pay.
146,613,940
100,000,000
agencies
tracts providing
determinations
;
1,979,771,117
,
Res.
—
warranties,
contracting
taxes—
;
1943—3 Mos-1942-
$710,225
;
,
payable
Regulation
to
$797,387
50,236,551
2,025,333,081
—
Liabilities—
&
exps.
RR.—Earnings—
1943—Month—1942
revenue.—
Operating • ' income..
Non-oper. income
Gross
Accounts
Manhattan
Period End: Mar. 31—
1,678,625
.
and equipment-:—355,252.370
and
expenses
12,813,639
•>,
capital stock
Prepaid
ry.
—V.
The
accrued
Outdoor Advertising
directors
on
April
22
declared
Co.—Preferred Div.—
a
dividend
of
3%
on
the
6'&
preferred stock, par $1.00, payable May 15 to holders of record May 3.
Regular quarterly distributions of $1.50 each were made on this issue
on
Feb. IS,
May 15, Aug. 15 and Nov, 16, last year; none since.—
V. 156, p. 2223.
...
'I.;/.,.
oper.
1271.'
157, p.
Illinois Terminal
March—
Gross, from
Net
from
Net
ry.
interim
common
Co.—30-Cent Interim Dividend—
dividend
stock,
of
30
payable July
cents
1
to
per
share has been
declared
12.
on
A
the
sim¬
railway
oper.
from
Net
holders of record June
T
railway
income—
RR.
Co.— -Earnings-
1943
1942
1941
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
income
157, p. 1271.
1940
$821,2*11
358,932
$644,785
$543,113
$475,343
239,638
202,037
148,261
113,708
150,064
117,525
80,013
2,272,111
1,830,623
1,521,218
1,481,583
978,015
676,142
536,936
487,933
344,475
402,190
305,460
271,872
From Jan. 1-—
Gross
Glidden
An
income
912,997
period
$7,655,259 for post¬
contingencies and rehabilitation In the quarter und*er review, .mak¬
ing a total of $48,240,218 available for this purpose at March 31, 1943.
"Third:
$5
sales
war
There
1,556,27!)
1,637,247
receivable,
notes
etc.
cos.
fReal estate, piants,
General
income
"Second:
than
342,117,538
investments
^Outstanding,
account
year.
"First:
rather
surplus
31,
U———————___
war
of
progressively
2,390,667
576,685
1943
oper.
Net
of
receivable,
sub.
1942.
following:
for
in
last-
part of
volume
increased
largely
purpose
hence
the greater
was
facilities,
for
materials.
war
corporation's
which
manufacturing
the Government,
of
disbursed
was
of
of
production
proceeded
production
stances
in
average
compares
States
quarter
week
for
the conversion period
As
first
activities—was
converting facilities to
was
a
sharp reduction
year.
United
the
$54.76
quarter
the
This
increase of $126,551,380.
an
per
reported..
the first quarter of last year," Mr. Sloan stated, "passen¬
truck production—which constituted a major part of the
and
corporation's
during
of
for the corresponding period a year ago.
"Early in
car
in
the
earnings
were
wages.
the first quarter
for
42.9
6.5'A.
with $48.24
and
1942,
employees
per
average
cost
over
substantial but not
a
—
acceptances,
Dividends
the corporation's ijiay
on
Sloan
Mr.
employment of any previous
average
history.
quarter
during the first quarter of 1942.
During the first quarter of 1943
and
March
at
Employees
There
rolls
war
$1,679,467
government contracts—.
in
1,230,184
result of reflecting
March
at
earned
net
price
contracts
000,000."
ger
$34,528,557
for
1942,
Retroactive
individual
on
so
ry.
The
Deposits
made
were
a
stock
through
tion's
value
as
.
policy. These were in addition to reductions made prior to this
that voluntary price reductions on deliveries of war materials
000,000
year,
an
outstanding
1941.
includes
—
"Other
due
was
reductions
2,598,728
1,923,066
income—
*
prices
45.7
stated
securities, tax notes—-..
Accounts receivable (U. S. Government):___
Due
corporation
346,875
6,286,383
from
cents.
11,787,839
$
:
more
•
production
its
basis
annual
an
:."••••
rapidly
more
the
to
at
were
$3,000,000,000.
711,647
7,413.247
Heywood-Wakefield
__
Government
pre¬
throughout the year 1942," Mr. Sloan reported. "War produc¬
tion continued upward.
Deliveries for the period exceeded all previous
206,352
6,808,000
1179.
oper.
from
Gross
treas¬
reductions.)
price
quarter's operations followed
589,161
8,396,000
:
Assets—
against $753,711,139 in the last quarter of
in the lirst quarter of last year. (1942 iigures
vailed
-.V;
par value,
$
as
$241,057,842
first
and
delivered
products
$765,525,835,
1942
"The
new
a
material
of
all-time
the
in
563,794
Harbor Plywood Corp.—Accumulated
Dividend—
.1942
$
held.
is
Cash
Other
record for the corporation;
Anred P. o.^an, jr.,
reveals in his quarterly report to stockholders.
Chairman,
War
materials
war
peaks for-employment
new
value
of
1940
$2,141,083
985,556
railway——
railway-——_
157,
The
11,944,259 "11,787,273
1941—
of
excess
surplus of companies in which
interest
Invests,
Corp.—Report for Quarter-
1941
$2,717,190
From Jan, 1—
2x,
Mar. 31'43
a
deliveries
Motors
of
31,
31,
also
tInventories
General
Dec.
at
U.
in
for
that
be operated
a
reduction
a
Comparative
used
equipment
1
15*
473.
p.
420,992
income—
oper.
from
Net
1942
Surplus
bonus
as
by $704,980
consolidated;
earned
..
the immediate futdre, the newly-acquired
wholly-owned subsidiary of General Finance
Chicago dispatch states.—V. 157, p. 1361; V. 156, p. 1049.
understood
will
as
Corp.—Acquisition—
control
June
June
1942
from
Gross
ex¬
bio,ijj,uoa,043
preferred stock held in treasury,
reported
$33,811,819
acquired all outstanding stock, except for a
McAlear Manufacturing Co. of Chicago, makers
and
3,
Gulf & Ship Island
RR.—Earnings-
!•"
V"
,
2x,oa*,x.JJ
&n.)
has
minority interest, of
of valves,
regulators
and
par
Note—Earned
5Q';A
The
adjusted
no
asset
Fed¬
is
April
$2,290,000
March—
.
at end of period-——-
surplus
such
$0.03
5CNo
common
record
1943
railway.
railway-:
ry.
surplus before dividend——-——.—- 594,438,191 517,113,078
on
pfd. cap. stk. ($5 series)—...
2,294,555
2,294,555
the excess
$225,899
anticipated at this time that
to such taxes.—V. 157, p. 1081.
it
as
subject
be
not
the
at
the
on
of
on
863,880
<
from
Net
earnings of
Consolidated Surplus" *"
of
,
Mar. 28,'42 Mar. 29.'41
$0.11
and
'
p.
Net
—V.
Net
:
series
"$344,467
157,
declared
holders
$2,909,000
railway
oper.
157,
v
Quarters Ended March 31—
Capital surplus at beginning of period——.—
Capital surplus arising from the adjustment of
has
80.15
ry.
ry.
-
portion
Capital surplus at end of period—-——-
27,*43
to
last,
for
the credit agree¬
$399,064
Earns, per sh. on 1,578,697 com. shs.
1942.—V.
been
15
15,
provision
taxes.
include
not
'"Summary
corn.
Earned
'
Baking Co.—Earnings—
15,
June
March
on
From Jan. 1—
In 194.2, the provision for taxes
./"Capital surplus of $11,082,293 previously reported at Dec. 31, 1941,
General
Dec.
oper.
from
of
13 Weeks Ended—
'
'
Dividends
ury
Bank of Detroit
$35,650
share has
per
payable
paid
''
$
;
Earned surplus "at beginning of period
561,364,160 493,883,087
Net income for the period-—______
33,074,031
23,229,991
Wayne).
ment.—'V.-T57,
cents
from
Net
City
of Buffalo;
Bank
National
ry.
Gross
the Revenue Act of 1942
on
together with
taxes
Mellon National
The Marine Trust Co.
(Cincinnati);
1942
$515,360
March—
(divi¬
and
(after deducting post-war credit of $2,777,000)
Quarters Ended March 31—
-
&
Louis; Fifth Third
1943
$522,426
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.
SO.48
consolidated
$770,190
$1,591,573
profits taxes.
subsidiaries as
iKansas City. Mo.); Bank of America
Boatmen's National Bank of St.
50
value,
were
from railway
—V.
-
National Trust & Savings Association
—Jan. 1 to Apr. 14—
$34,200
43,499,641
$0.71
not
V'T.
$18,000,000 "Credit—
Co.
Manhattan
to
1943 is based
profits
income
;
president.—V. 157, p. 992. v.,:
through Nationa. Bank oi Detroit and
National Bank of Detroit, Guaranty Trust
participating are:
Bank
'! '
• •
„•
-Week End. Apr. 141943
1942
railwayNet from railway______
20,935,436
43,420,586
companies
amounted
Revenue
excess
$10,000,000
foreign
C. Fruehauf,
H.
banks
Savings
u
■
Co.—Arranges
the
N.
2,zj<*,i51
30,779,476
change restrictions.
negotiated
was
the
on
States
Note—Net
The price was
share—V.A156,
a
of
and
Net
dividends
com-
Mfg. Co.—50-Cent Distribution—
from
Gross
capital stock—_
received
includes $24,992,000
United
has
completed arrangements
for
three-year bank
in amount of $18,000,000 under Regulation V, it has
company
credit
V
"
•
'«"■ Fruehauf
23,229,991
sundry income deductions.
"
4
/A
:
" 33,074,031
Net
Gross
offering of 12,000 shares of capital stock (par $10) was
made by W. C. Langley & Co. on the New York Stock
1773;-:
Gross
Net
—_
AThe provision for taxes in
150, p. 3823.
Offering—A
..."
March—,
1942).
1942—less
1942
0cfc-. 1
Grand Trunk Western Rll
—Earnings—
on
31,654,000
subsidiary
of
(net)
interest
tlncluding
quarterly dividends of 25 cents each on
no par value, both payable June 19
23.
A similar distribution was made on
was
p.
exc,
common
for United States excess
Freeport
charges
of
earnings
stocks,
27, last, and in each quarter during 1942.—V.
15
1,269,000
profits taxes-. 50,612,000
period
on
1
28,404,000
carrying
preferred cap. siuck ($5 series)—-
earned
190,982 in
declared
class
record
of
renegotiation of
—
Ltd.—Dividends—
of Canada,
Co.
have
directors
class
Sept,
shares of com. cap. stock
outstanding during the period
Amount earned per share of common cap. stk.
dends
the
may
produced and sold
cars
for
the
number
Average
utility to serve the Florida Gulf Coast area around St. Petersburg and
157, p. 992.
.
Motor
Julv
on
1558.
p.
dividend
Net
Tampa.—V.
Ford
157,
A
rationing—11,500,000
for
on
Amount
vice president of the General Gas & Electric Co.,
saying that a plan was being considered for combining
Halligan,
quoted
on
prov.
1
stock, no par
Like amounts
Service Co.—Merger Considered—
Florida Public
K.
the
and
From Jan. 1—
Net
Dividends
H.
3,881,281
contracts.:
AU. S. and foreign
y-"■.v.'-T--
A
;
7,655,259
rehabilitation
and
with
profits
'cars, subject to
Employees' bonus
and excess profits taxes.—
surtax,
includes
rates,
present
157, p.
connection
2, last,
^ 1S42' and on July
revenues
Gorham
14,484,650
price and other adjusts, which
material
war
Operating
I7,80o,671
14,912,362
Deferment of
manufacturing, selling, administrative and idle plant
expenses
excess
in
Jan.
on
670,572,104 344,949,300
exp.—<—li,981,128
real est., plants, &
of
:;
Period—
1,994,674
admin,
amort,
&
made
was
Georgia & Florida RIt.—Earnings
'
$
''•
•
818,483,884 447,504,893
for deprec.)_____.
prov.
and
contingencies
Retroactive
$9,416
$89,603
$48,611
$60,865
—_
distribution
Daeced2r\h945i°~vnt157RCp
31
1942
'
$
1,871,209
equipment
—
Mar.
j.uoa.U6
'
____
:
(excl.
Depreciation
taxes.
"After charging
-—
-
1941
:V
Ended
813,529,947 439,336,580
equity;.:!:——.A—::-
_
_
sales
1942
arise
■
Quarter
' 'V
Corp.'s
1649
ilar
—V.
$287,837
——
been made
rates."
tax
—
1943
3 Mos. End. Mar 31—
"Operating profit
Eeprec. of plant & equip.
No provision has
.
income
of
Cost
1940
*.'•
••
Motors
Total
(& Subs.)—Earnlngs-
Fairbanks Co.
1942.
Consolidated Income Account for
"
■
"General
Hanks and H. J. Schwartz were added to the board as addi¬
156, p. 1048.
Bryan
tional
of
sales
Net
,
,
Act
1943
■'
•
paid
are
Revenue
possible increases in
Comparative
preferred arrears
preferred stock issue they cannot .legally do so until
of the
THE COMMERCIAL
1650
Illinois Iowa
'directors
The
share
account
on
Power
April
on
of
v'V,•'
Co.—62V2^Cent Preferred Div.—
declared
28
accumulations
devjdend
a
the
on
5%
of
cumulative
preferred stock., par $100, payable June 1 to holders of record May 10.
distribution was made on March 1, last,
Payments during
1942 were as follows;
March 17, 80 cents;, June 15 and Sept._ 5, 62Va
cents each, and Dec. 5, 75 cents.—V. 157, p. 1559.
Harbor
Belt
Period End. Mar. 31—
ItR
—
$1,155,055
159,057
446,205
121,560
356,093
oper.
Ry.
tax accruals—.-iY
Equip. & Joint facility
—Y
rents,
.
,,
Y> VY- j YY'-'YY'Y'.- ■.'■YY; YYY'./YY'Y
i
Total
.
iYY
15,264
;
i
13,524
terms of, United
(Including Wholly Owned Subsidiary
,
$279,895
$368,021
$123,693
$132,464
Net
deductions from
Miseell.
in
$266,371
$352,757
4,317
:
2,877
3,069
$120,624
41,956
■V:;;
;■;.// 9,280
$129,587
income
$358,741
...
charges'''
'
*
v—
charges.^-,
fixed
;■
9,217
v.
'
126,031
$87,749
Total
amortization
depietion/LYY^
and
Profit
Changes—
"Charles
,
Kirk,
A.
elected
fill
Corp.
Personnel
—
Y';'YV'Y;Y:'.'yY-Y' '
Y""YY\
y
been
Machines
Vice-President
in
charge
of
of
the
executive
finance
and
K.
Plant—Has
To Build New
Thomas J. Watson,
April
the
site
for
electric
plant
for
accounting
of
Pacific
Pacific
the
on
amount
plant
new
a
there
be
will
the
far
a
adding
due
was
but
the
that
only
not
belief
his
to
Y
has
15,500
19,000
over
with
than
less
in
the
in
employees
employees
400
r-
Canadian
Federal and
S.
<
.
Consolidated
and
income
estimated
$4,403,300
credits of 8536,700.
Thomas
Watson,;
J.
the first three months of
estimated
income
the
under
Federal
$516,200,
3,464,800
990.116
$2.35
32.31
taxes
after
deducting
published
due
report
157,
2,461,542
approved Oct. 21,
1559.
p.
"Including
$14,045,948
Canadian
for
reserved
$2.15-V/.v-'.'-
Balance
AYr
^Property
account
held
Miscellaneous
against retirement
'■_
Inventories
system
Accounts and
notes
treasury
notes,
MarchGross
Net
from
Net
1943
from
railways-
bills,-
British
and
and
9,832,954
$1,479,743
$1,086,630
$970,603
1,103,487
377,041
221,974
103,727
railway'--,_
405,438
-224,011
82,415
*40,841
1—;Y
railway—
7,147,178
3,988,775
3,043,191
2,789,269
railway-
3,201,603
553,522
269,582
income.
1,225,663
154.834
*139,021
income,
oper.
ry.
1940
$2,493,953
securities %
.
from
Net
from
7,626,277
Net
ry.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
157,
354,536
1271
p.
operations__„_:-^^--_-^:,^-;.-_ :252,565
of excess profits taxes lest.t •U'.
1f/r
Date—
The
1943,
1.
act
M.
on
The
new
be. known
have
The
the
of'United
States
1,281,468
shares
shares
for
of
the
common
of
the
M.
Lines
.
meeting
May
on
20,
States Lines
Lines
Co.
Directors
of
each
company
will
vote
of
May 21
no
157,
others
of
on
ap¬
than
I.
M.
preferred shares of
M.
stock
will
the new
be
com¬
of
the
company
of
to
are
stock
shares
new
company
outstanding;
of
the
be
United
new
the
on
shares
no
exchanged
States
for
Lines
will
company
two
I preferred
the
now
be
of
basis
of
or
1,274,265
owned
exchanged
shares of United States Lines owned by I.
by
for
M.
M.
1460.
p.
stock.
22,042,785
payable Feb. TA.--—483,474
system reserve
18,150,275
Contingent, insurance and other reserves.-——
11,657,368
29,900,520
payable and payrolls-^-:
oir income-^.—
based
Preferred
property expenditures in Finland^:
surplus
Earned
surplus
;
adjusts, in.
Exchange
eon sol.
in
8,598,975
6,723,908-
pgrt—Company
Trust
i
The
in
Funds
Goal
of 50,000,000 Pounds In¬
Production—Company Sets Up
Employees' Pension Plan—
For
earned
company
United
Robert
$2.22 in 1941.
C.
increase
$2.15
States currency,
paws with
rate
Meets
Over 1940 Rate of
crease
Stanley,
in
had
the
share
per
of
stock
in
1942
report.
This
share in 1942.
Taxes
took
Chairman,
production
rate
of
'79,013,916
reported
per
announced
50,000,000
that
pounds
the
"After, reserves for
the
effort
every
nickel
Stanley
retirement
company's
system.
and
f
the
"The
are
the
to
amounts
The
trusts
company
the
system
in
the
setting
the
over
the
and
future
has had
for
pension
of trust funds
intention
to
transfer
up
1940
the
purpose
of
$81,884,919 ;in 1941'.'
•
and depletion of $92;(Represented by 14,584,025 Y
„
.
present system has been in effect for the last
war
demand
directed
gratifying
to
by
for
our
metals
governmental
report,
as
continues
authorities,'"
forecast
a
year
15
unabated
the
ago,
the
30
years
"It
increase
is
in
production of nickel in all forms of 50,000,000 pounds over the 1940
output has been realized. Work on production expansion has progressed
according to schedule and is largely completed. All of the company's
works
ran
continuously throughout the year and, considering the
shortage of labor and the difficulty in securing supplies, the operat¬
ing results were satisfactory."
balance
the
Held
sheet
:
,
■
of
as
a
Against Ret irement 3yS"
of employees, and the
service
forvtho-
Retirement
liabilities
System
and
System,
assets
-;,
the
Y
on
1941,
31,
In
1942
the
by
United
States—to
the; company
this
By
to
finance
the
by
procedure
United
the
to
It
company.
these trusts
the
is
in
1943
Retirement
System;
trustees
United
under
future
years
the
have
States
intention
present
and
were
made'
made to the
provisions
the
and
trusts
contributions
the
were
relief
tax
Kingdom
Three
one in Great Britain
receive
of
the
amounts;
the
for
currently accruing Retirement System
of years also to transfer to the trustees!
$18,150,275.
If
the
directors
the
further
tax
savings
Dec.
at
31Y1942,
their discretion "deter¬
expected to result.
are
annual meeting approved of the continuance
funding plan adopted by the directors.
'
1
,
the
in
fighting4 front
war
material.
its
is
ai-e
now
using
order
in
The
intrinsic
to
realize
the
diversified
l
usage-'
principal reason tor this great demand
as
an
alloying metal.
More'" manu¬
value
nickel vthan
ever
before
and
becoming
are
and
start of
the
has been made
to
increase: our
are
essential
conflict
world
maintain
to
the: summer, of
the
for
have
industry
peace-time
proved
t,0
value, tp
i1
ing
111942i
been
I
output
discussed
at
the
of
nickel
1940
length
some
an
estimated
all
forms
undertaken, at
in
the
of
us
production
rate.
per
the
At-
from
or
banks
Capital expenditures in
and
Andrew
Dr.
Rt.
Britton
Robert
V.
John
The
Q
exceed
not
$9,000,000.
,
,v;Y
C.
Stout,, retired,
F.
Thompson,
Viscount
Hon.
limited
Executive
of
Weir
Hoskin
&
company?
Dominic* <fc Dominick;
Vice-President. of company;
and
partner
Eastwood.
of
P.C.,
G.C.B.,
Chainnan
of
157, p. 1083.
International Rys. of Central America—Earnings—
End. Mar. 31— Y
Y 1943- Mouth—1942
$710,032.
$700,334
1943—3 Mos.,—1942
$2,022,352
•
.
393,497YY 395,318.
'
■"
Ychaiges, -•A-.-iY-Y
'
$2.04b,511c
,
1,123,040 Y. 1,154,062
Y'-YY-.--Y- ■/*■>'.Y.Y-'
'.
,
/:' 254,039 Y 906,643
735,542
Net
inc0,me/Y--Y-_ AAYY/: Y,!. 246,573 ' Y: 180.385 Y Y "693,248
513,824
Note-Ycompany'1 beljeved not, subject to excess/ profits tax,—V, 15V,'
;
.'
fixed
1559,
p.
f
317,178
-
;
<
International Utilities Corp.—SEC Orders
;
;
-
Osier, K.C., senior partner of Osier,
Stanley, Chairman and President of
«& ^. Weir, Ltd.—V
'Period
1942,
should
"
.
Ltd.;
Rarcourt;
were
decrease
of
.
.
principally for the expansion program,$12,009,497,
comparable
with $11,739,041
in 1941.; Depletion
and depreciation provisions, including special amortization, 'amountedto $13,073,587,
These reserves; you will note, offset the year's Capital
expenditures.
Corresponding disbursements in T943 will show a sub-,
•
in
:YYY{.>YYv.-'Y.:"Y:'.Y^YYYV ;.-Y.
.
'
■
-
Canada,
annum
•
.
exerty
.
our
:
needed for this program;,
has been
best
fundsYat;.e
arixnual
-
ment
Yy
Retiring Directors Reelected—
■
now
meeting the following retiring directors were re• \
:*Y"V. ■ .V.Y-" ,-YYY ,
iY'-""Y;YY":-'V YY?: ^YY/:. -:';'Y'-:
Ashley;-"former Secretary, and Treasurer of the company?
R. Leslie Seattle, Vice-President and General Manager of the
com-'
pany; John Foster Dulles, senior partner of the law firm of SullivanY&;
Cromwell; Reg Halladay, of Halladay & Co.; John R. Lamb. Chairman,
Bank ofToronto;. H. R.* MacMiUan, President,
Wartime Merchant
Shipping, Ltd.; R. Samuel, McLaughlin, President, General Motors of
increase
to
pounds
are
The
attained.
never. before
in,;,the.post-war,., world.
I am pleased to report that this,
Ry. operating revenueswork
is
being
promptly and
satisfactorily completed and we are ■
Net rev.
from
railway
already producing nickel at the rate which was forecast last year;;': YY operations --J
It is, moreover, gratifying to say that no financial aid from Govern¬
Income
available
for
over
countries
James ,L.
waF|>ro4uctionY ;Y|
$35,00,000
50,000,000
that -most
world, supported, by adequate
the last annual meet¬
expansion project which
cost
by
peace-time uses lost: to''comand other metals land alloys.
realizezd
scale
a
on
Expansion program—Capital Expenditures—At
our
be
elected:
effective,
most
be
preparation for solving problems arising in current
in-research
former
plastics
as
must
great efforts to" create new products.,
Nickel is being used
Ynnuch-of* this experimentation
and the results' obtained
will
be
output
products
it
ing
1939,
and
war
substitutes* such
connection
technicalIbraina in the
an
prosecution',of
the
peiiod, will persist to offset
this
engaged
uninterrupted output of
smelting and refining: capacity;Y
mining,
to
in
with its qualities.
>;-It is quite probable that* xnany war-time' Y
today will become peace-time > uses of' tomorrow.
T believe'4'
sufficient new applications,rincluding" many originating in ■ the > ^
.of
that
In
,
*
Y
Company to
Distribution of nickel, now restricted to essential war, uses,- remains
Y Terminate.
Existence—-URld -to/Complicate Structure of
entirely under the direction of governmental agencies.
Heavy demand
/its System Unnecessarily— y
/
continues, and at times seems to be insatiable.- - The "impression held
/YvY'Y,Yyy:J-: ';Y';Y*:
The Securities and vExchange .Commission on, April 27 ordered tho
by the public may be that an acute shortage of nickel has existed;:
and still exists.
The facts are that, while we have strained our pro*,
coi-poration io terminate its existence because it unnecessarily.
com-j
,,
duction
been
facilities
made
to
steel
have
utmost,
and
no
months
to
the
<
due
has
improved,-fdue
progressively
return
accelerated
and
to
the
adopted
by
governments
and
plicated
essential deliveries" of nickel have
of essential war production
to
failure of nickel-supply/
The
of
nickel
utilization
of
industry.
and
is-of
scrap
that
had
to4 our
bearing
constructive, conservation-measures
the
Producer
of
largest producer
producer
of
entire
our
have
been
rials
and
of
Copper
of
the
output
in
the British
\
platinum
control
of
Empire
and
are
for
Canadian
important
deliveries
has
to
be
the
war
war
been
sale
uses :
proposed to merge
when
lower,
our
average
profit
whereas
in
was
1942
selling
prices
$60,650,514
profit
was
were
before
$57,781,114
higher and production- costs
provision
of $10,350,890, before tax provision of $25,-
tax
system.
*Y, '
•'
intermediate* holding company systems,
Eleetrie Co.,-with which International
holding company
two
and
in
lien of/dissolution, .and
-»•
l
' n,:
,
that of the General
' >Y:*Y
the
on
voluntary plan.-.;.
..
classes of preferred stock," on
imposed.
Taxes—Referring to the annual report, it may be noted
that the great increase in taxes is exemplified by a comparison with'
1937, the most profitable year in the company's history:
In* 1937,
its
Gas
i.;'YY-.Yl,vY
,,
Y
,
•
,
a
mate¬
in
of
controls
The SEC found that' International, founded in 1924, never had
paid
dividend oil its Qlass R. common stock, although
tjiat class of security
held 8SC
of the voting power, 'and that no
earnings had been ap¬
plicable to that stock for six years.
The Class B is junior to three
the world's
and
Arrangements
British
metals
their
continue
Empire—We
metals.
for
copper
The
governmental
British
platinum
of
continued.
Increase
copper
in
structure
Dominion
Without passing
under
Largest
the
the voluntary plan filed by International.'for its
merger into Dominion, the Commission said such a step would be con¬
sonant with .the provisions „of the statute
and
added
that it soon
Would issue axi order consolidatixig the resent
proceeding with lhatj
;
importance
< r-\
of
Water, Gas *and Electric Co;
scrap
which
;
paramount
time.
the
International
shut-downs
occurred
recent
salvage
this
at
the
have
output,
mills
been
The
to
in
increased
to
promptly
known
largest
deliveries
says.
to
petitive
of nickel and copper, now at its maximum, is being,
in Uhe production of essential war material;
During the
the first consideration of your .management has been to co¬
operate in every possible way with the Governments it serves. > Several
of our
staff
who have a
broad knowledge of
nickel bearing alloys
have been released to agencies of the Governments for the duration
of
the war.
Their
years of
experience in developing metallurgical
the
years.
and
report
that
for
in
this
nickel
war
past year
the
further
sustaining
benefit' plans
or
for
of
board
your
Ultimate
nickel
uses
depreciation, amortisation
and
very
metals
Our
*
Mr.
appropriations
of
control
side
asset
heading "Securities
provide
to
Is
facturers
Stanley Reviews 1942 Operations — Sees
Post-War Uses For Output—Robert C. Stanley;
Chairman and President, at the annual meeting of stock¬
holders held April 28, 1943 at Toronto, in reviewing the
1942 operations of the company, stated in part: \
situation
promised
liabilities
important
.
Victory—Post-war .Outlook—At this time,
with
victory certainv we must further intensify rather than slacken
efforts to end the wax1.
It is, moreover, the duty of industrial'
for
234,345,681 '298,472,679
c—
847,159 in 1942
no par shares.
are
attained.
also
$1.72
also
of
entirely
advised that
setting aside
familiar
Total
corn-
common
according to the annual
been
now
net
the
subsequent years of
take such action
moving
6,723,908
60,606,500
Dr2,461,542 Dr2,461,542
suspense
-
483,474
.
81,225,508
——AjJ
-
under
the
Retirement
time
to
1943 of
our
^,403,661
60,606,500
>
;
management to prepare now for the return of peace.
This your com¬
pany is doing and I believe that our accomplishments
during the war,'
coupled with intelligent planning at this time, foreshadow equally
satisfactory accomplishments in the post-war period.
One needs only
Y to visualize the endless procession of trucks, tanks, planes and ships
'7 /
dividend
Retirement
Reeserve for
the
ultimate
8,803,671
Taxes
the
v
'
accrued
an
in
in
60,766,771
;7,522,809
stock
Accounts
of
in
-Y
liability
approximately $18,400,000 at Dec.
transfer
to
Aim
60,766,771
tCommon
stantial
International Nickel Co, of Canada, Ltd.—Annual Re-
to
held
on
As
reserve
":r-.
27,627.825
had
preferred
share-for-share-exchange;. the 640,734 shares
M. M. now outstanding will be exchanged for
preferred
and
by
of
shares
a
presently
new
213,417
owned
number
common
one
the
total
Canada,
:
27,627,825
''.Y'Yr^'i
now
same
the; 1,200,000 common
—y,
spec'al
(Nev.l, into
if the merger is approved by stockholders,
States
merger,
pany on the basis of
of : capital stock of I.
M.
to
of United
United States Lines Co.
the
for the
I.
Vote
merger.
of
terms
exchanged
shares
Co.—Merger
the merger.
Under
new
called
merger
company,
stockholders of
proving
been
United
as
approved
have
plan for
a
Marine
:;v--'Y--V.
stockholders
to
M.
will
*Y V
of
mine to
600,000
■'
preferred
the
meet
liabilities, and over a, period
substantially the remaining balance in* the
294,345,681 298;472,679
cumulative
to
,
amounting
350,102
•
Liabilities—
current
Mercantile
the
The shareholders at
Total
of
eecur.ities
reserve.
sufficient
consumed
International
Y:
on
past-service. •
the accrued
for
portion
The
third
the
'
,
50'Y.
participated
Y:'Y Y
■
in
income
non-occupational,
The System has been financed
required
funds
plan
annual
,been, availed of
27,263,713
23,204,405
Since
782,782
.
the
laws
29,181,886'35,741,402
future
to
Refundable portion
From January
Gross
Y
been
now
approximately
employees
7,377
year,
and initial- contributions totalling $2,928,438
'.Y;Y:YYY::YYY';Y:;:;::;, YYY
Cash
Charges
the
board
U. S. tax
short-term
other
the
included
under
from time to
Many
1941
1942
item
from
34,785,800
16,728,022
39,188,450
_l-:
deposits
time
17,404,172
^-Y-Y-^Y"-Y;
receivable, lesS reserves:ii-Y
of
Reserve."
and
616.442
628.059
Government seeurities
Canadian
$
155,912;400 156,976,490
18,140,790
18,384,431
res._
securities
;
hourly or ,v
an
weekly
a
or
ing an independent trusteed Retirement System.
Ycvcated under separate agreements—one in Canada,
1941
•
$
Securities
'
appropriation to the reserve amounted to $2,980,261.
The directors decided in 1942 to-complete tha
program by establish-1
:;Y..Y;''Y'Y:
Eamings-
contributes
the
provides
of sickness
account,
on
of death.
ease
the
were
sheet
31
Dec.
Sheet,
.
our,
Retirement
the current
Chairman
International Great Northern RR.
work
insurance
Y
meeting in 1937 I reported
specific
brought
taxes.
1942
and applicable
1942,
This
company
pension
corresponding
$2.22
-
of
Nations:-"
the
on
step in,
which previously,
been reserved was set aside in 1937 by transfers from earned
and, as shown in the annual report furnished to shareholders.
1938,
new
2,461,542
76,552,374
■"M--*
on
Consolidated
Assets—
issued,
was
Y'
,//.
.
part
or
the
directors
additional
to
the statement
4,000
United
continued
years..
During
direction,
Y surplus,
79,013,916
78,763,966;
:
—
Capital
but,
taxes,
all
had not
,156,338
year-81,225,508
'Total
V
1942
$5,755,497
quarter of 19942, .it was necessary to make an adjustment
leaving for the first three months of 1942. a revised net
$2,290,697.—V.
of
'
y
than
more
the
individuals
whose remuneration is on
through 1942' and has
employees
the
annual
balance
1,039,546
the
net
a
Canadian
1942
of
Earnings per share
for
profit of $2,806,897 after
that
showed
1942
and
of
Act
Revenue
iirst
the
of
stated
of
this
; tern
be¬
-
profits taxes levied after
excess
to
profit
S.
U.
and
tAdjusted.
President,
*
:T,933,899
Exchange adjustments in consolidation in susp.
ever
V.'YYY/'YYY
profits
excess
34,356,401
'75,747,752
.
Y 1,933,899
end
than
excess-
Outstanding shares of common stock„_i-:„-l.i-.
^Includes
surplus
he
Earnings per shares—'
past-war
Earned
-
■
war
forces of
479
were
company without; contributions by employees.
I
directors were giving consideration to the irrevocable
the
f .in
'.
Y1
the
of
armed
stipulated 'in. the- plan.,
payments in the
L'1 29,156,338
Y
.
the
-income„^_Yr-AY'-Y—$2,439,904 t$2,290,697
net.
dividends
dividends
war
1943 ■
$8,203,604
start
the
the Retirement System,
;'Ywhich has now been in operation for 15 years, providing security to,
employees in the. form of old age and disability pensions and benefit
A -112,315,745 110,104,153
.
the
(estimated)..^-;-.-.—"5,766,700
taxes
profits
-
beginning
surplus.
Common
decision to put a
company's large
after
Statement
Income
At the
600,000Y•
J
33,301,829
of 'year^Y—-79,013,916
year
,
Quarters Ended March 31—
■
Consolidated net profits before taxes-LCYA—Y
U,
for
surplus
Preferred
1914.
;
in
munitions
Consolidated
26,328,792
'
and
benefits
under
United
countries,
all
in
employees
profit
Total
States and Canada
continued, compared
Y Y Y-'Y,
YYYYY
IBM
now
has
$136,000,000
contracts,
Mr.
Watson
stated, adding that the company has "been able to meet every sched¬
ule ahead of time and has been passed 100Y on quantity and qual¬
ity in accordance with our contracts."
The company
has developed a mobile electric accounting machine
unit, consisting of a truck and trailer outfitted with accounting ma¬
chines, files and other necessary equipment, which accompanies mili¬
tary units iii® the field to maintain the records required in connec¬
tion with army logistics.
During the' year the IBM group insurance provided for its em¬
ployees was changed so that every employee now receives $1,000 in¬
surance after, one month's service, rising by annual increases
to $10,000 after five years and $20,000 after 25 years.
"•'.••• — Yy. ,Y; Y'\YY
and
now
60,685,193
,
the
was
five
cost.
cash
the
to
that
A'.
IBM
Net
Earned
of stockholder ^
industrial district
greater
fore.
accident
32,701,829/; 34,356,401
profits taxes (est.)
excess
all
basis,
over
premium
"25,079,285;
incomeYHii-CJ
on"
for
for
during absence from
,
57.781.114
Since
i.
entered
System—There
by. the
Harrison
taken an option on
to manufacture cards
Calif.,
Jose,
1929.
piece-work
effect
has
company
San
machines,
Coast
business
Coast
in
based
_1
;
Large Munitions Contracts
President,-at-the annual meeting
announced that
27,
taxes
Refundable portion of
to
—Develops New Accounting Machine Unit—
held
for
i
taxes-—^
Balance
has
committee
caused by the recent death of Edward Cornell.
Chauncey has been appointed Assistant Secretary.
a
'/iY*
.
manufacturing,
vacancy
member
a
Provision
'
'/Y ;',</?
f
before
prop-
'
System pension rolls at the end of the year, as compared with 425 at
the end Ot 1941.
■
Ys;.:,„„;tY'::YYY' Y'',;
Y J -f
,t '
The
plan of contributory sickness and non-occupational accident
853,929
/
in
;; .employees have
YY Retirement
13,073,587'Y12;883,552
2,980,261 * a2;473,702
-3,114,649
3,284,321
system
Contingencies, insurance, etc., expenses;
Business
J. 1,325
$Y,V7:
79,326,768
76,949,611
be
correspond¬
a
ing increase in the number of employees.
At the year-end this number
23,038, as compared with 18,123 at the beginning of the war and
78,472,839
1,046,098
in
was
169,722,916
75,903,513
Y__Y——Y;_
'>''Y-/
International
$*'JY>: Y-
be kept in harmonious balance and the public interest is tq
erty served.
This is* indeed5 the -crux "of the labor problem;
The increasing- demand" for our- metals has resulted
-y *
1941
-
.
..A 169,595,728
—
income
Retirement
$144,647
$230,515
r
.' '"C
Companies)
L
income
Depreciation,
$78,668
liquid position in
a
be financially prepared to meet .contingencies which tnay arise;
holdings, consist,-principally of Government securities, more than
r?Our
insurance,
Y
fixed
after
charges;
,
Other
$270,678
128,226
policy of maintaining our -portfolio--of securities in
order to
/.
93,692,215. fr 91',250,077
•
inc.
Net
41,838
.
;Y
-
States;currency)
;.'-Y'."'.:Y'''
'J':r
;.'.
'LY-Y~-Yf;YYY
and expensesY.i,
sales
Costs
Operating profit
•'
Total
shareholders received
.
Consolidated Income Account' for Calendar. Years
Y
1942
.A-Y-A
income
$119,376
$127,264
5,200
„.yyY-Y--;
income
./Stock
Y .--'..y'tY
-■
Monday, May 3, 1943
r,
96%. of-which mature before 1948. Y:'•
Y
"-/-'Y-'-5
•
:
operating economies, technical development of new products, de¬
•»;•
customer good-will and the maintenance -of -a strong.. finan¬
Labor—Employees—It is my belief'that recognition of the principle
position are the essentials of any such long-range plan.
of collective bargaining is nbt only desirable but is in the best interests
Your,
management has long held the opinion that these factors are neces¬
of both management1 and employees. "^L'thmk - that equal opportunity
■:; .shou)d
sary
to a successful enterprise and considers that it is prepared to
be open to both wage" earners-" and business men to organize
meet
post-war conditions with a minimum of disturbance ■ to your :f to advance' their Respective
intei-estsT'; ' Both, however, should be con- .
trolled
company's business."
,Y
-Y;Y J
' Y;
by equitable laws if management-employee relationship is to
(Stated for convenience
Other
YY;Y
V-
.
079,285..' A comparison of ■ dividends ' and taxes' per share of common
for the same yegrs-is.,even tipore striking: ;Mn the year 1937
,
$2.25 per share and tax provision amounted to 71 •;>
cents
per
share; while in1942 shareholders received $2 per share'
and taxes were $1,72 per 'share.
-Y
; ■/, ■'
* r
V/.i
Vvv.
.Y Portfolio in Liquid Position-1—We haveYcontinued to adhere 4o the,
,V:'-.Y
salvages- of
:
' v
cial
357,058
$440,333
ry.
services.v. y'
organized
•
that
389,419
142,399
1,067,642
fr.
,;..Y.>:YY'Y1'
;■-r
attained,-.coupled, with
already
and
"While in'no way lessening its. war efforts, company has long been
plans in preparation for the post-war period.
We believe
$1,012,848
170,670
operating exps...;_-
Future-'''-'.!-
for
nickel
of
applications
;>-y- ;<Y
/
tention of
941,036
Ry.
$1,341,029
its
formulating
/Y
$399,993
$1,507,975
rev.
"armed
$3,900,639
2,887,791
revs.——
Outlook
-
production
in
niekeLbearing scrap, has eased a threatened shortage of supply," Mr. Stan¬
ley said.
"It would now appear that a sufficient ..tonnage of this
strategic metal is available
to
meet
all.,vital requirements of
our
1943—3 Mos.—1942
$4,170,740
3,015,685
operating
Net
/YY-'y'.'
Earnings—
1943—Month—1942
Ry.
-;Y'Y
V,v
expanded
conservation
A "similar
Indiana
■'
:,
"The
cents per
convertible
62J/u
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
two of which substantial dividend arrear-
*
ages
'
have
accumulated.
,
,
Y
/
--A
'
For That' reason, the Commission said, the corporate structure of the '
feompany unfairly and '-inequitably distributed the voting power among"'
T,»
'
the-holders
v
of
securities."
Because of the
-for-continued
the
existence
'
dividend
existence .of
'
arrearages
-•
and-the
International, tim
be terminated.
of; the company
•
alleged lack of "necessity
Commission
'
■
"
direct
Y
that
Volume
"International
ing companies
aries."
is
holding company having two collateral sub-hold¬
shares
hold-the .securities
turn
commented.
of operating
subsidi¬
of
substantial
underlying
of
With
that
to the
respect
to
on
dispute
trust
Dominion
bonds
of
those
to
of
International's
to continue
International
the
meet
to
July
on
each
allowed
by
contention
assist
to
collateral
its
addition
.
1,
1945,
maturity
the
Louisiana & Arkansas
March—
Gross
stay
of
Net
pointed out
assets
the existence
available,
for
of International
in
use
bonds."
meeting
and
the
the
at
of
maturity
i--.'.■-•■■:"•.■•"
;
5,000
from
Liabilities—
Accounts payable
Accrued salaries and
Net
ry.
—V.
••■■'
Accrued
157, p. 1182.
$822,640
$657,759
661,164
440,627
342,932
232,204
224,149
186,950
128,996
income
181,128
1941
1940
4,820,709
2,927,683
2,330,981
1,967,356
2,083,375
1,136,613
959,746
699,119
income—
602,823
583,095
513,181
390,182
The
SEC
of
out
April
on
approved
dividend
the
87Va
of
declared
cents
Period End. March 31—
the corporation on its $3.50 prior preferred
stock of" record April 21.
The aggregate
such payment is $83,953.
capital
stock,
27
surplus
payable
amount of
by
1,
May
Operating
to
Time Extension—
i
The
Securities
proval of
Dec.
to
6V-t'k
Other
Exchange Commission announced April 25 ap¬
application by the corporation for an extension of time
an
109,184
63,871
63,763
56,899
approp.
112,192
78,346
revenues..—
taxes
$176,715
839
.
res.
975,868,:, 1,066,041
762,567 V688,882
V,
1943,
oper.
Other
income
(net)
—
Gross
Income
1,197,843
929,673
$133,379
$2,256,811
$2,022,458
656
24.456
13,015
$177,554
$134,035
$2,281,267
81,485
79,168
949,835
$96,069
$54,867
$1,331,432
Dominion bonds.—-V.
in
Investment
A
356,532
Value
stock
common
cents
April
on
to
75
quarterly distribution
on March 15,
1943.—V.
of
cents
151, p.
Bridge & Terminal
paid on
record
par
no
—'V,
made
to
the
$2,035,473
sale
to
it
of
amount sufficient
account.—-V. 156, p. 255.
taxes
oper.
$974,900
Luther Manufacturing
2,
company
Broad
1943,
of
V.
St.,
receive
;
...
♦
holders
Reserve
Ry.
operating
Net
2.008,245
by
Other
taxes...
p.
>"1.
each
$3
0
v
\
dividend
a
record
The
made
T* V*' »V.
-
no
$5,903,352
6,012,731
3,638,858
-
directors
•
$4,443,159
Equip,
Jt.
(net
rents
fac,. rents
1,500,000
April
20.
Nov.
$722,144
2,
Feb.
on
' *'•
—V.
rv.
474,000
324.000
$873,252
$801,505
$2,469,159
$1,760,494
234,481
159,173
722,517
357,687
10,088
10.203
27,198
29.043
Dr)
157,
1181.
p.
$628,683
income
oper.
$632,128
$1,719,445
>
This
be
Jan.
2,
(x-u.-:
Los
"
,!!«•-/
Angeles,
Net.
ry.
railway—--,
railway-——-
$396,374
232,625
100.014
income—
102,926
43,322
oper.
from
Not
front
Net
ry.
$207,942
ing
railway-'—-
—V., 157,
656,073
—
income—_
128,680
86,077
586,073
360,752
of
242,211:.
The
have declared
stock,
common
May
1..
and
Dec.
no
dividend
a
value,
par
Distributions of 10
15, last year;
payable
each
cents
15
of
May
cents
15
Wire
&
Period End. Mar. 31—
*Net
156,
tion
share
per
of
Federal
ter
ended
for
the
March
31,
$364,083
$0.29
•
$677,785
;•?;>
$0.48
•
-Under
and
April
on
Nov.
March
at
as
and
31,
25
declared
payments of
1943, amounted
of
$1.25
each
$1.50
$4.75
per
to
amount
Life
4
of
30,
1943,
»
Conversion
conf.orm
This
the
concessions
petroleum
of
(26
per
minority
said
its
Lago
C.
H.
will
company
will
to
afford
-
the
Co.;
approximately
plan,"—V.
157,
future
of
this
of
law
Lieb.
40
this
ended
the
regular
value
par
'20
regular
tribution
V.
157,
June
on
of
50
both
corporation
that
"is
the
from
in
Venezuela
Net
ry.
to
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
most
The
-It
in
share
class
and
A
of
25
cents
of
are
brought
holders
of
record
&
on
share
share
the no
per
on
May>25 and
An
13.
Mav
1942
25.
extra
the
local
in
record
April
and Dec.
1,
31,
$73,117
157,
30,
Jan.
at
^
1943.
1272.
p.
6\ki.'c
of
$1.62 Va
cumulative
share;
pel-
preferred
A
on
stock,
record
May 15.
A similar distribution,
Payments during 1942 were as follows:
Sept.
1943,
taxes
1,
$1.62,/2
amounted
each,
to
and
$24
Dec.
$2.75.
1,
share.—V.
per
157,
Sale of
lease
Avenue,
on
Macy
and
at
Jan. 31, '42
the
Inc.
t
4.-121,636
88,226,
498,178
266,026
.
79,575
1,074,741
994,921
404,197
327,774
305,084
251,949
i
Co., Ltd.—Extra
common
extra
stocks,
ry.
cents
and
July
each
1
1,
of
Securities
shares
Power
50
non-cumul.
share
per
to
in
and
of
&
Ex¬
common
Light
cash.
Co.
These
in Kansas
owns
July
stock,
1
the
1st
June
Dec.
the
pre¬
11.
Dis¬
stock
common
and
on
and
cumul.
record
on
Oct.
8'-r
Div.—
share
per
dividend
of
made
1,
cents
the
on
holders
also
were
April
on
$2
$2
23,
011
1941.—V.
RR.—Earnings1941
$102,328
$107,498
$90,993
88,608
34,281
47,936
30,504
1 27,057
13,725
28,213
13,391
467,8.99
.
1942
$165,271
345,466'
326,478
342,823
249,757
144,804
152,157
168.032
142,077
71,079
93,408
106,291
V
income-— :H,;
1272.
p.
1940
:
railway..—.
oper.
—v.. 157,
Midwest
■
v:,:.'
share
per
-—
June
15
regular
Co.—Smaller Dividend Declared—
have
'stock,
common
cents
Jan. 31, '42
Oil
directors
holders
to
79.936,902
142,516,130
138,282,340
10,638,969
18,809,926
15,240,556
stock.—V.
156,
declared
$10.
par
of
dividend
a
and
8if
the
on
semi-annual
the
record
May
dividends
of
37>/a cents per share on
seml-ahnual dividend of 4
stock,
15.
45
of
usual
preferred
$1,
par
Previously,
cents
both
the
payable
paid
company
share
on
Co.
per
(&
the
common
1690.
p.
742,763
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Earnings—
1,414,575
1,156,293
contracts,
299,676
153,913
614.611
Interest
less
rents
debt
and
v
j
dis-
expense..:.
276,991
621,900
1,237.000
1,237,000
for
reserves
shares
the
taxes
(including
of
three
Revenue
Act
months
of
2_>—
7,735,524
4,540,386
9,187,710
235,451
281,222
477,658
4,821,608
9,665,368
5,746,478
taxes:'—5,356,000
2,160,000
6,580,000
2,870,000
p.
income
(net)——
-
income
of
in
for
minor,
95,051
not
are
was
made
based
for
(On
directly
profits
excess
taxes
upon
the
renegotiation
for possible
by
2.613,744
3,029,589
2,781,427
of
ry.
3,016,457
from
ry.
Ry.- -Earns,
Ry.)
1941
1940
$3,599,873
$3,184,055
$2,270,477
$2,137,400
929,703
832,156
362.962
344.372
—..—
income_*4
517,912
482,483
99,703
77,994
9,957,870
8,808,846
6,492,153
6,110.864
2,146,225
2,009,761
1,013,375
833,984
income.—
1,153,424
1,021,244
183,258
47,912
oper.
157,
2,781,427
3,312,134
1942
Marie
railway—
railway——
oper.
Net
—V.
1,656,067
railway——
railway.
from
Net
13,132
2,613,744
1561.
p.
3,592,146
losses
inventories,
use
Life
due
to
future
$3,100,000
method
in
decline
(less
in
market
cumulative
prior
period,
Mississippi Power & Light Co.
prices
adjustments
cancelled
now
of
Period
End. March 31
-
Operating
Operating
expenses
-Earnings-
1943—Month—1942
revenues
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$867,481
$798,050
$9,119,934
$8,879,947
503,422
467.879
5,224.629
5.341,369
60,178
72,013
607.068
504.345
62,118
53,459
788.289
777,337
80,000
68,334
835,000
805.000
$161,763
$136,365
$1,664,948
$1,451,896
•
■
■
Ste.
Central
From January 1—
Gross
2,577,908
Surpl.
tProvisiqn for Federal taxes
Excess
55,779
13,132
! '
$3,086,868).
^
47,863
2,591,040
merchandise
-
was
Sault
Wisconsin
1943
from
from
Net
23,935
earn.
Gross
Net
1,656,067
occasioned
(Including
March—
stkhldrs.
profit
•
1942,
provision
Federal
'Deductions
of
31,
figures
and
$1.01
Government
$184,877.
4,848,381
profit and losses of
Net
1942
income
of
of
1561.
Minneapolis St. Paul &
profit
tProvision
Int.
refund
898,096
7,970.975
157,
SThe
March
no
renegotiation
post-war
Federal
ended
and
1941,
until the year end.—V.
possible
stock.
for
$669,931
$1.00
and
common
$1942
"•+$681,621
estimated
provision
as
Subs.)—•
1943
charges—-
share——.—
per
comparable,'
for
nuities for pens. empl.
Other
income after all
"After
_______J____
and
1,650,605
Regulator
3 Months Ended March 31—
646,411
paid
received
/ "
:
"
and
tax
on
income consists of the following:
26 Weeks Ended—
,——
! :• Jan. 30. '43
' 52 Weeks Ended
Jan. 31, "42
$1,400,500
tax_l:'__''
profits
surtax;
3,955,500
Federal
—
Jan. 30. '43
Jan. 31, '42
$2,624,500
Other
taxes
Prop, retir. res.
approp
$2,685,000
$2,013,000'
147,000
Consolidated
—
taxes
3,955,500
185,000
Net
oper.
Other
Comparative
Assets—
Cash
'
demand
on
States
Notes
*
'
and
deposit and
Government
accounts
Balance
revenues—
Income"
;
25
27
632
912
$161,788
$136,392
$1,665,580
$1,452,808
—
_
Sheet
Regular
all
of
cents
•
12»/2
per
payable/June
1
cents
share
to
per
the
on
holders
of
1
Inc.—Preferred Stock Called—Direc¬
...
The directors have called for redemption
par value of
7
preferred stock, for the
of June
sinking
1.
fund,
on
'
'
Loans
to
Deposits
5,509,740
accounts
4,788,291
hand and in transit
22,227,650
21,646,778
1,077,199
241.431
Fixed
assets
mutual
743,000
not
used
in
opers,
Bank___
of
insurance,
114,390
*
supplies______
exp.
prepaid
etc.
467,771
39,776,768
833,501
—
taxes,
77,285
39,051,277
•_'•
in respect of long-term debfc_
561,471
1,692,373
1,429,048
78,102
290,318
110
and"
Total
—
deducts..
—
77.606
$84,182
75,966
920.109
918.766
$60,426
!'
•■
$745,471
$534,042
applic. to pfd. stock for the period...
Balance
—V.
157,
—i—
403,608
403,608
$341,863
$130,434
1363.
p.
Missouri
:
.$102,978,948
1
$87,748,279
Illinois Ry.—Earnings—
March—Gross
1943
1942
1941
1940
railway—__
$257,507
$246,201
$206,221
$168,359
railway-—
117,588
110,904
100,755
75,132
36,910
47,443
52,906
47,626
railway——
755,580
654,852
567,678
497,936
railway———
350,123
233,664
278,918
220,350
income—
1272.
97,695
133,768
156,977
141,038
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
income
From January 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
1
1943,' $25,000
at
Dividends
41,288
127,703
cos._::____i__";:
depreciation__
Unexpired
Unamortized
46,011
insurance
assets
(less
etc.,
income
625,087
743,000
and, equip,
Macy's
Interest,
—
6,532,203
instalment
on
income
3,124,528
1,345,384
other
employees
with
Miscellaneous
$6,020,904
20,290,706
Gross
Net
debtors
in
Jan. 31,'42
3,078,584
and
buildings
Investment
Jan. 30,"43
hand.$8,145,432
obligations-___.___
retail
t"Cash-time"
Goodwill
as
,;/•
•
receivable:
Inventory
from
758,486
Rents
tLand,
Distribution—
dividend
30,
Extras of 12Va cents each were also paid on June
1942, and June 2 and Dec. .1, 1941;—V. 156, p. 1505.
,
Gross
Net
The
'
100.924
108,960
380,249
an
payable
50
of
dividend
1943
^Earnings
$325,846
143,002
1,247,563
declared,
the
Kansas
Co.—50-Cent Common
a
the
on
January 1—
from railway
Net
dis¬
1940
of
outstanding
to
(a
90,575,871 161,326,056 153,522,896
repairs
Period—
$382,860
all
Co.
From
the
Jan. 30, '43
and
irom
Net
the
Inc.
-—52 Weeks Ended
——
declared
railway
from railway..
ry. oper. income_^_
Net
which is erected
& Co.,
approval
of
555.
Gro.ss
for $1,100,000 the remain¬
Seventh
the
sale
Power
Products
dividends
all
of
last,
p.
Net
interest
asked
for the
March—
disposi¬
Bamberger & Co. on
carried
lias
Electric
Midland Valley
for
with
81,163,681
Merchandise inventories
■, Lincoln Stores,
torate Increased—
and
'
314,993
—
157,
,
L.
1.
2,765,518
last year.—
1941
$432,785
.
130,593
—
B
31,
at Jan.
the
in
connection
stock,
April
3,305,768
''Provision
on
May
also made
was
regular quarterly dividend of 25
class
of
2,
dividend
a
the
on
and
1
have
quarterly
1,454,551
concessions
cents
50
per
being payable
1,485,851
Groceterias
the
and
Jan.
at
,
stock
common
tributions
certain
and
which,
-v
-
the
necessary
however,
savings
:'-i
•
the
3,268,185
United
have
1943,
shares.—V.
par
last
10,
March
Steel
directors
2,870,294
extends
they
existing
1271.
directors
30,
transaction
ferred
30,
for
12,638,468
Sundry
Loblaw
.■
30,
Jan.
at
declared
June
at
as
Kansas
936,994
Distribution—
$555,455
income
March
011
Commission
1,395.743
important
law."
new
extra dividend
7; 208,444
income—,-
railway
$262,200
treasury $200,000 at Jan.
no
holders
to
corporation
1,728,522
vN"-
railway——•
oper.
157, p.
have
1
"
1,662,968
Balance to
an
share
railway
oper.
from
at Jan.
of $13,290
accumulations
$2.50;
of
usual
by
From Jan. 1—
Gross
depreciation
1,439,052
to
approved
the
the date
-
railway
$87,748,279
and $548,000
-
subsidiaries
1943
from
1943,
2——'
Net
under
dividend
March-
from
$521,500
-v— -
cOuiit
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—:
Net
of
Midland
,
93,802,149
i*.
______-
Normal
Gross
reserves
Depreciation
Arrearages
was
country
remaining under
the special
cents per
1363.,..
p.
and
Taxes
-
years.
declared
stock,
1.
9.013.108
9,577,341
1943,
2.
The
pro¬
those of
profit
Maintenance
1461.
p.
quarterly
common
9,545.465
——9,577,341
involves 59.500 shares for $2,500,000
represent the only securities which Middle West
Electric Power.—V. 157, p. 1561,
:
last
Jan.
$2,613,744
deemed
mortgage
Jan. 30, '43
(inch
expenses
share.-1—V. 157. p. 640.
President,
years
term
Lane Bryant, Inc.—Extra
and
126,829
41,401,675
net
period
profit after
property
indenture,
—'26 Weeks Ended
Dividends
The directors have
5,247
118,614
41.401,675
company,:,—
$160,200 at Jan. 30,
made
The
:
<•
the
subsidiary
—
'
Action
on
another
proposal to sell the Venezuelan properties of
Lago to Creole Petroleum Corp. was deferred to May 7 on a resolution
offered by L. F. McCollum. representing the stock of Standard Oil
Co,
(N. J.i;, who said the additional time would
"permit of further study
of
50,000
159
U—
475:
Federal
for
corporation
of
$321,633;
■.;■■..
mortgage
annum.
Balance
obtain
to
provisions,!/ The
is
761.667
50,000
-.
securities
shares
on
share compared
weeks)
longer
no
the ground
of the main store building ol R. H
sales
Gross
share
net
with
1942, the corporation acquired
stockholders' interest in 455
leased departments)..
Cost of goods sold and
'
producing concessions
under
of
the
new.
in
of
of
of
stock
its privilege of pre-paying the balance of the
the mortgage of $900,000 held by The Mutual
Period-
Delayed—
April 23.
on
conversion,
advantage
the
of
the
to
in
$102,978,948
change
1,656,067 shares outstand¬
parcels
some
ends
Purchase of paid-up an-
stockholders
of
Middle West Corp.- -Seeks SEC Approval for
the
consolidated
per
corresponding
consolidated
amounted
its
Insurance
>/4
Dec. 31,
portion
Net
per
made.
were
the
months
were
since
year
provision
$1.82
compared
'•• ■■.';
'
■','
-v
dividend
a
;
terms
the
1943,
alter
aggregate net loss sustained
■
Lago Petroleum Corp.—Conversion in Venezuela Ap¬
proved—Merger
stock
June
p.
Comparative Consolidated Income Account
profits taxes,
excess
account of accumulations on the $5 prior preferred stock, no
par
value, payable May 25 to holders of record May 10.
A similar distribu¬
tion was made on this Issue on Feb. 25; last, while on Feb.
25, May 25.
25
interests
Arrearages
1943, exercised
$1.49
excess
28
the
6,
of
The
properties
$1,130,496
,
$0.89
Kinney Co., Inc.—Accumulated Dividend—
directors
these
the
purposes
subsidiary company) which holds
a
on
Aug.
per
on
,
properties
expenses.
On
profits tax provisions for the quar¬
1943. required $253,654 compared with $405,577
a year ago.-~V. 157, p. 730. <•
'
,<
quarter
same
(G. R.)
The
income
the
ol
: 1943—9 Mos.—1942
'After all charges, including Federal Income and
tOn'757,632'shares of capital stock outstanding.
Note
operations.
six
as
of
of
rate
151
the
Jan.
Benefit
record
April 10, Aug.
on
Co.—Earnings—
$220,854 y*
share.—
per
cents
rendered
ago.
ended
year
tax
for
The
$2,577,908
disposed
principal
the
on
431.
p.
1943—3 Mos.—1942
profit
fEarnings
25
the Saturday
the current fiscal year will
based upon
are
year.'
conditions,
March
holders
to
made
were
since.—V.
none
Steel
the
share
per
for
taxes
to
present
sale
ing
Keystone
install¬
assessment
prices
Bank_____
Macy's
directors
The
report
equivalent to
subsidiaries
0ther
Company—15-Cent Common Dividend—
directors
variations
account
,
which ends
year
subsidiaries,
of
•
.
its
$1.68
year
a
interim
income
$3,016,457
or
Federal
for
its
the
%
Key
of
-
as heretofore.
weeks) ended Jan. 30,
and
to
amounted
future
228,216
Federal
close of each
period
light
335,825
137,979
y.
(52
first
accounting
the earnings per share
During
81,048
611,865
'
■
year
at the
same
114,945
303,689
317,267
1271.
p.
326 000
3,100,000
Insurance^—_•
payable
Calif.—Extra
diwdend
>
The closing date of
For
company
$2,781,427
1943,
$204,030
July 31.1943.'
amounted
vision
1940
$216,280
railway:'—1,096,62!)/'^ 612,696
oper.
extra
an
1609.
p.
2,549 000
Merrilt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Accrued Dividend—
$.'■
•*>
was
the
fiscal
each
of
taxes,
■Front Jan. 1—
Gross
156,
represents
new
year
of
the
with
from
from
extra
a
each
31
For
,
of
July 31,
year;
Net
possible
""Outstanding, 1.656,067
$2 per share on the
This compares with dis¬
Aug. 1 and Nov. 2, 1942.—
quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on the
both payable May 1 to holders of record
distribution of 50 cents per share was made on
year,—V.
report
adoption
$1,373,764
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—EarningsMarch—
," ' - "
<
1943
,1942
1941
Gross
for
JiLess debentures held in
of
*
declared
10,000.000
■'
r
1942.
The
V-'?
.
recently
usual
An
last
profit
Net
deferred profits on
on
1942.
(R. II.) Macy & Co., Inc.—Report—
180.000
-108,000
DrO
(net
one
reserves
+Less
value common stock,
par
$2,264,494
100.000
158.000
income:-
oper.
the
and
nearest
Ry.
after
April 20.
Investment Co.,
Mayfair
share
$10,455,890
$1,009,504
500.000
—
.
due
Kansas Unit—
$1,531,252
income
taxes
payable,
20,875,000
surplus
surplus
"Less
railway
operations
Federal
1,305,549
expenses
from
rev.
$2,315,054
notes
and
for
Co.—Pays $2 Dividend—
paid
of
49 500
1,109,565
1942,
Dividend of 25 Cents—
1943—3 Mos.--1942
$3,539,498
H.
prior years-—1,047,868
for
344.
156,
i '
1908,
fund
1
May
on
stock to
tributions
South
135
June
1943—Month—1942
revenues-—_
for
Reserve
March
Ry.
and
sales
ment
^Less
Kansas City Southern Ry. —Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
R.
of
yr.
Inc.—OV
Reserve for taxes
Capital
1363.
p.
common
mortgage bonds dated April 1,
exhaust $10,137.98 in the sinking
>
stock
common
1,874^500
1
possible losses due to future decline
in market prices of merchandise
inventories,
31,
.
first
to
an
within
956,797
;
on
'
for
_
:
157,
The
20.
was
Co.—Tenders—
The Fidelity-Philadelphia: Trust Co., trustee,
Philadelphia, Pa., will, until 12 o'clock Noon
bids
..
Balance
the
April
share
per
3398.
paid
Total
income
The
Kanawha
______
deductions-
etc.,
Net
was
holders
of
20
regular
this issue
share
per
011
be
1952—
'"Common
356,532
Int.,
1460.
p.
Co.,
to
Minority
Corp. of Philadelphia—Special Dividend—
special dividend of 22 i A
last
157,
balances,
$1,078,676
Gividends applic. to pfd. stock for the period-
to
of $1,166,000
payable
&
Earned
purchase an additional $500,000 of these bonds within the same
period. Up to last Dec. 31 the corporation had purchased an aggregate
credit
sDcbentures
held
Net
in order to purchase $276,500 collateral trust bonds,
from its subsidiary, Dominion Gas & Electric Co.
Commission also granted the corporation's request for authority
31,
Macy
'
series,
The
478,387
773J89
_______
long-term debt to
Dividends
1943—12 Mos.—1942
—
—
source
taxes with¬
Reserve for
$772,305 $10,675,516 $10,372,347
439,810
5,482,427
5,665.293
—
expenses
taxes
Prop.'retir.
and
1943—Month—1942
$940,241
revenues—__
Operating
Federal
of
year
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
y
211,817
912,119
liabilities-—
Mortgages payable, due after one year to 1959
596,375
Mortgage payable, due Feb. 1,
1943—326,000
Dividend Permitted on Preferred by SEC—
•
924 842
'766 408
157'405
593*540
214 337
accrued
Miscellaneous
1 145 593
557*576
I
income______
2 870 000
355,495
on
6 580 000
731 023
taxes
916I599
accrued
at
$5,335,552
1,131,865
collected from customers and
held
$3,016,937
—_—
commissions
salaries
accrued
Miscellaneous
Taxes
1560.
p.
taxes
Port,
_
oper.
Federal
Interest
1942
railway——
railway
157,
vacation
Other
$1,054,004
from
from
Net
Dominion
the
of
1943
railway-—
railway
oper.
ry.
Gross
make its
time
same
issue
increased
been
From Jan. 1—
.
"merger of International and Dominion would permit the termi¬
a
nation of
original
an
$1,584,930
from
from
Net
of $3,946,500
Commission
of
directors has
of
Ry.—Earnings-
*
state¬
should
it
board
the
Accrued
in existence.
that
shares
2,666
1651
__—
of
membership
eight to nine through the election of John D. McGinn.—V.
the
.
went
why it should be
reasons
existence
in
in
taxes
companies."
Commission
The
ments
and
expenses
leave
outstanding.
The
"The
security holders of International
■are therefore two steps removed from the revenue-producing properties
of the system, and each of these steps involved the deduction from in¬
come
This Will
dividends.
hi
a
which
SEC
the
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4173
157
ry.
—V.
oper,
157,
p.
*rt»v LSM^fi^r ♦
9fUM"
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1652
Operating
Operating
revenues
Income
4,729,160
157,
—V.
1272;
p.
Dec. TO,
1,837,189
1,092,791
744,399
2,753,456
982,759
1,770,697
362,005
420,111
'
497,957
chgs.
fxd;
after
782,116
817,283
319,327
charges
Income
:
*.<-
-
"-iV;-',"'v.-,\/
Operating
expenses
Federal
/'/,
Other
Prop,
value. Sewell L! Avery, Chairman of the board, explained that
jthe newly authorized stock will be identical with the common stock
now outstanding.
If new common stock is issued, the holders of the
common stock already issued will have the exclusive right to subscribe
for the new stock in proportion to their existing holdings.
^
Mr.
Avery further stated that "the company has
no immediate
need of additional capital, and this proposal to increase the number
of authorized common shares is made without any present plan for
the sale of the stock.
The proposal is made in order to place the
par
in
company
arise
result
added
Vice President
board of directors.
the
to
elected.—V.
1463.
157,' p.
;
V;;"',.
I
from
Gross
Net
Net, ry.
4
Gross
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$195,373
86,744
63,147
54,872
74,3u7
Net
'.
514,409
$375,363
$4,577,394
199,348
191,990
2,288,901
2U« 229
185,114
135,548
190,796
ry.
from
ry.
K
97,271
94,540
dividend of 25 cents per share on the
Net
876,834
260,977
483,947
844,873
262,571
The
from
rev.
1943—Month—1942.
308,219
;
1943—3 Mos.—1942
$
23
to
holders
cents
per
of
April 29, 1941,
share was made April 28 on the
April 15.
This compares with
Net
record
123,982
27,890,865
353,867
' 9.244,576
3,854,094
6,837,897
27,536,998
11,435,579
11,730,722
5,390,482
'
2,933,507
16,101,419
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—$1 Div.—
—V.
dividend of $1 per share on the com¬
mon
stock, payable June l to holders of record May 12.
This com¬
pares with $3 paid on Dec. 1, last, and $1 each on Feb. 26 and Dec. 30,
4,367,883
10,038,920
2,631,784
16,943,720
3,450,084
distribution
V.
1941.—V.
157, p.
Federal
V
,
cess
Other
has been declared on the no par
stock, payable May 14 to holders of record May 1. This
with 75 cents per share paid on March 2, last, and on
May 14, Aug, 14 and Nov, 13, 1942,—V. 156, p. 433.
.
dividend of 37 Vs
A
Distribution—
Mills—Smaller
Nashawena
cents per share
compares
March 3,
Net
15.1% .—V,
•
National Cylinder Gas Co.—20-Cent
Dividend—
ex-
of 20 cents per share has been declared on the $1 par
stock, payable June 10 to holders of record May. 12.
A sim¬
dividend
A
common
—V.
.
ilar distribution was made on March 24, last, and on March 23, June
23, Sept! 25 and Dec. 22, 1942.—V. 156, p. 1868.
National Linen Service Corp.—Common Dividends—
.
directors
An extra of 25 cents was paid on Jan. 2,
respectively.
annual
—V.
last.
distributions of $1 each were made on June 1 and Dec.
loss
p.
'V!.'.!>>!:'•;
2,603,100 \*■- 900,000
:
'
■
■
287,669
1,447,575
1,061,133
!
' V
,
;
8,333
v
1,430,100
6,041,100 '
969,158
3,444,833
Net
Semi¬
V.;'
(Del.)- -Weekly Output-
week
corresponding
845,870
3,674,433
last
year,
154, p.
ihcre use
an
of
1056.
2,282,639:
2,512,100
25,000
Gross
;!' / 25,000
Net
891,462
—
T
'
■
1,052,800
2,257,639
ypA
♦301
'
,'J
69,357
145,220
13,843
1L909
% 69,617 > / *66j734
1274!'
.'1;.?'!*.:"•
><''•
*3,506
' f-•
p.
*7,089
377,776
256,031
200,473
.
'
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Operating
Hartford RR.—Interest Pay¬
See
lien
New York, New Haven &
6,071
♦747
;;r "
2,487,100
Omnibus Corp.—Bonds Calledprior
29,705
$25,614
5,314
.
'"■!' 61,134
Net ry; oper. income—-
Mar, 31—
12 Mos. End.
of
$86,000
1940
$22,124
59,725
18,675
V
;
railway—-from railway——
157,
.1941
$103,607
71,032 /
from
■
.'•/'•1942
$126,051
ry, oper. income...
From Jan. 1— / '
;
.
.
8,333
:!1943
.
Net
*
,
'
railway—
railway
;/v♦Deficit.—V.
1, 1942.
156, p. 1610.
given.-—
1562.
from
from
Gross
of
total
the
for
157, p.
March—
■!''•■•
.
1273.
157,
order
*
Gross
bonds, series A, due July 1, 1958,
issued by the New York Railways Corp. and assumed by the New
York City Omnibus Corp., have been called for redemption as of
July 1, 1943, at 105 and interest,.
Payment will be made out of
sinking fund moneys at the Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.,
trustees, 70 Broadway, N. Y. City.—V. 157, p. 819.
have, declared two dividends of 25 cents each on the
no
par value common stock represented by voting trust certificates,
payable May 10 and July 1 to holders of record May 1 and June 21,
The
and
to.
New York City
A
•
transferable
profit
;•
States Power Co.
the
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
,•
$6,892,702 $24,886,764 $17,955,630
$9,190,651
taxes_--/ '
approp.
Balance
the security holders in
/J;v
to
Northwestern Wisconsin Electric Co.—New Control-
1943—3 Mos.—1942
1943—Month—1942
funds & other
of incomei---'
Sinking
kwh.
954,000
y
railway taxes—
330,563
operating income—
1,288,902
income —899,795
Net
value common
assets
Chicago & St. Louis RR ,—Earnings—
and
income
profits
Proposed
assets
Its
for
Bee American Utilities Service Corp.—V,
——!—
revenues
plan
Electric output of the Northern States Power Co. system for tte4 week
April 24, 1943, totaled 37.924,000 kwh., as compared with 32,-
157, p.
Gross
of
154, p. 1267.
Northern
;
Period End. Mar. 31—
"
1273.
consolidated
a
ended
The directors have declared a
New York,
with
SEC
and
inc.
profits taxes1562.
>
excess
•
fxd.
■
.
' v'
.
476.
16,098,605
3,904,390
157, p.
of about $8,500,000, filed
disposition of interets in all
subsidiary corporations and its subsequent dissolution under the Public
Utility Holding Company Act,
•
^
■
The company controls
16 subsidiaries in Colorado, New Mexico,
Minnesota, Montana, Ontario, Cap,, Wyoming, Illinois, Arizona and
Delaware, and Ontario and Alberta, Can.
Its capitalization consists
of $3,417,500 of bonds, 43,821 shares of $7 non-cumulative convertible
preferred stock and 166,752 shares of no par common stock, on which
no
dividend ever has been paid.
The company contemplates the}
16,495,136
396,531
6,961,879
„——
Fed.
♦Includes
stock,
similar
A
North Continent Utilities Corp.—Dissolution
12,325,606
4,169,530
1,474,084
110,980
•
charges—
income', aft.
charges
the previous payment.
23,194,154
4,696,711
5,487,795
inc.
—
fixed
on
common
15.
The corporation,
April 20 with the
13,428,847
3,608,521
1,628,483
income
charges
V.
29,362,974
3,688,283
7,727,073;
—
Income avail, for fxd.
Total
55,140,964
28,258,527
9,355,556
—^
Miscell. deducts, fr.
Mutual a Income Foundation—23-Cent Dividend—
of
rents
Net ry. oper, incomeOther income
Total
April 28 declared a dividend of 50 cents per share
par $1, payable June 1 to holders of record
distribution was made on March 1. last, and in
each quarter during 1942.
A year-end payment of 50 cents was also
made on Dec. 29, 1942.
,%.•?.«V!1
The directors also declared the regular quarterly dividend of $1.25
per share on the $5
cumulative convertible preferred stock, no par
value, payable Aug. 2 to holders of record July 15,
A similar distribu¬
tion was made on this issue on May 1 to holders of record April 15.—»
May
44,362,011 163,034,635 121,990,496
18,433,073
12,282,604
4,204,263
27,192,475
26,331,840
9,146,660
1,783,132
611,647 .'i. 1,876,522
54,791,250
47,279,690
16,011,342
5,600,351
4,950,256
1,640,306
22,824,834', 12,747,793
13,868,213
5,974,119
1,229,548
1,285,879
accruals-*
tax
1611,
p.
■
opers._
Equip. & jt. facil.
directors
the
on
291,925
-
Omnibus Corp., above.—V. 156,
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—Divs.—
;•>.!;
RR.—Earnings-
revs.——
♦Railway
Fifield, Secretary, April 22, said in part: ■':Y *;,/%/';%"*
of increased volume of business, improved efficiency
or
any
other reason, profits in excess of the base allowance are
earned, then, such profits are subject to price renegotiation and/or
90% excess profits tax.
For each $1 paid to stockholders in dividends'
in
1942, the company has paid or must pay $2.68 to Government.
According to now existing regulations, $22,804, equivalent to approx¬
imately $0.11 per share, will.be returned to the company as a post¬
war refund credit.
It is not expected that this fund will be available
for dividendS^V. 157, p. 900.
because
on
the resultant improvement
See New York City
78,147
343,521
-
Co.—Post-war Refund Credit
-
717,227
Central
York
"If,
shares
off of the note debt, he stressed, is a major need of
before
company
70,562
702,085
income
George A.
distribution
the company has disposed,
New York Railways Corp.—Bonds Called-
1,496,418
60,483,851
Maint. of way & struct.
6,775,781
Maint, of equipment—
9,466,473
Traffic
^
606,613
Transportation—rail 1.
18,878,623
Other
expenses
/ 1,931,527
r
cents, paid
:;
it will be sound to. consider dividends.
He also
on the financial structure from
point of view of shareholders.
'4r:'-,-.Earnings for the first quarter, according to Mr. Tilley, ran above
those for the corresponding period of last year, vvy
.Manufacturing buildings of the company, as at the end of 1942,
were 99.2%
occupied, Mr. Tilley reported, with ail piers of the com¬
pany actively, working.—y. 157, p. 1273.
%
.-V';1'
1940
356,706
—
A
' !
President, told shareholders at the annual meeting-*
April 27 that both he and the board believe no. consideration;
emphasized
aL273>.^.^
operating
Ry.
$10 par common stock, payable June 15 to holders of record May 15.
the company paid semi-annual dividends of 30 cents per
share on this issue.—V. 146, p. 3510.
,;"\44yy4yy.'
'V':
27
accrued
Tilley,
This paying
the
$219,310
'■')■ '*.'•
railway
oper.
1941
2,156,182
1,352,255
'
railway....
157, p.
New
Previously,
beneficial
•,
taxes
estate
also
the course of the next few days the company win reacquire an addi¬
tional $359,000 of these notes so there will then be outstanding $1,734,-
.$1,724,250
$
Muskegon Piston Ring
real
pointed out the 1942 report revealed outstanding 5% convertible
notes
at $2,093,750,
and added that since that time, the company
had invited tenders for additional notes.
Mr. Tilley stated that in
544,586
$250,713
449,684
162,919
,
Period End. Mar. 31—
a
unpaid
properties;
He
$2,268,836
544,536
~
1942
$576,671
$740,360
•
income—-
oper.
from
Net
—v.
$66,781
1943
-
-
;
From Jan. 1—
.188,861
The .directors have declared
on
|#;?5
Net
Mountain Producers Corp.—Dividend Decreased—
:
-
and
should be given to dividend payments! until
of its! note debt. ' V /•; ■'>:
v.'
Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
from railway
from railway
Gross
$2,288,493
$1,743,907
$176,015
stock for the period—
1363.
p.
15 U3--0
income.,.
1272.
held
$4,618,597
2,349,761
deducts—
-
157,
New
454,703
150.924
L.
.3,549
$258,771
income
Net
530,134
p.
13,932
Balance
—V.
49,339
274,669
Vi .' D.
$4,615,048
1,410
(net)
Dividefids applies. to pfd
.
699,405
oper.
157,
3,630,430
$4,563,462
accrued
Providence
&
the
41,751
railway
252,300
$258,855
•
Dr84
Hartford & Connecticut
and Boston & Provi*
RR„
<•;;%^
750.
$143,419
73,634
railway..I...
from
Net
$204,794
income..,
oper.
From Jan. 1—
294,500
$373,953
234,858
■
>
10,953,606
3,099,302
2,977,410
:■
Colony
Old
the
leases.
...New York Dock Co.—No Dividends Now—
•:
approp,
Net
101,884
140,853
Corp.
on Old Colony
&
and unpaid charges
against said properties for Boston. Terminal Co. taxes and bond inter-'
est.—V. 157, p. 1273.; 1:'
Boston
Wy
,
revenues...
Interest, etc.
1940 V.'
1941
1942
;. 792,512
income
■
$251,600
railway....
railways—i._\
from
: 1,011,736.
.
Gross
1943
V
;
covering
RR., Providence, Warren & Bristol RR.,
RR.
JIncludes
!
cents;
50
1943—12 Mos.-^1942
392,648
res.
March—
" •''.
10,
$1,679,378 $25,224,210 $22,524,237
$2,325,342
.......252,507
retir.
Gross
Montour RR.—EarningsMarch—
1
157, p. 1183.
1943—Month—1942
31—
_
Other income
vV'
and Operating Manager, has been
The retiring 12 directors were re¬
Prall,
Sept.
$1;
dence
10,029,547
2,156,572
2,867,591
2,855,479
taxes
taxes
Net oper.
for capital that may
to meet new demands
of further growth,"'^:
position
a
a
R.
as
Bert
10,
June
19, 25 cents.—V.
revenues
on
common
cents;
50
10,
$1, and Dec.
Operating
April 23 approved a proposal to increase the
stock from 6,000,000 shares to 10,000,000 shares,
stockholders
The
authorized
no
March
period End. March
—New Director—
Western
New Orleans Public Service Inc.—Earnings-
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.- -Stock Increase Voted
,
follows:
Included
.
.A dividend of $1 per share has been
as
charges
Fixed
$3,855,029 $19,507,628 $10,608,165
2,566,307
13,077,234
7,421,355
56,903,7 17
-v-
expenses
avail, for
fxd.
,
i
Monday, May 3, 1943
are
Zinc Co.—To Pay $1 Dividend—
New Jersey
declared on the common stock,
par $25, payable June 10 to holders of record May 20.
This compares
with 50 cents paid on March 10, last.
Distributions during 1942 were
1943—3 Mos.—1942
1943—Month—1942
Period End.Mar. 31—"
i
RR.—Earnings-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
■ww
Co.—Earnings—
>
,
,
.1943
after
retire,
res.
!
$10,625,212
3,166,156
3.638,138
$2,319,335
income
$2,760,950
accruals-^..—
Net' income :
♦Earnings
'1942
$12,193,221
revenues.
per
share,
common
*550,000 shares
S3,14
outstanding.- -V.
157,
p.
1464,
$3.94.
■
Old Colony Insurance Co.- -New PresidentInsurance
Boston
Co.
above.- -V.
156, p.
2137.
>
ments—
National
:
Power
Light
&
asked
27
common
its
Federal
for
■
.
for
stock
a
of
of
Houston
that
Lighting
and
Co.,
Power
the
remainder
consolidated
of
Issues
company
Haven
Tim
.
sale of this stock
Power
as
a
step in the liquidation program of National
and
!. June, 1943—
—$14,181,000
,
%-%%r:'Dec.,''1942^>-^-/--^--.-—*173,000..,:.
:^r/:;.v,'-June, 1942-^/^/-/--^^^—^-^-^--^-^:/--^ 13,646,000
.Houston
and
Share
National Tea
(:
Co.—Earnings—
12 Weeks Ended—
,
profit$143,986'.:
tEarriings„ per share.-.
$0.20
Total;
,
the
ooo.ooo.-
$16,846';
$0.12
.
$152,761
,
*—
—tX—- J——
interest
is
—
cash will still
paid
'
15,000,000
4,600,000
March
interest, depreciation and Federal taxes.
tOn common stock.
Note—Federal income tax amopnted to $115,000 in 1943 and $100,000
3942.—V, 157, p. '1463.;.
..j,
•.
,
,
For ithe
week
ended
Association— Output—
:
^
•
April 23,:'this Association
reports electric out¬
increase of 883,545 kwh., or 8.18/r.
10,798,206 -kwh. for the corresponding week a
'
put of: 11.681,751 kwh. ^This is 4h
above' production
year-- ago,
4
-
,
• ■
of
**
:
■
.
.
Ry.
jVew England Power Association—Output Up .9,37%—
.
For the preceding week pulput was 59,985,33€Lkwh., a gain of. 8.57^"
oyer the corresponding week last year.—V. 157, p. 1562.,
.
.
$6,090,517
declared
amount
1,
have
while
1940,
a
dividend
'of
$1.25
share
per
on
the $5 cumulative preference stock, no
to holders of record May 15.
Distributions
been made each quarter since and including
on
Dec. 1, 1939, a dividend of $1 was paid!
on
1
1943, amounted to $7.75 per share.—V. 157,
';.y.; v' '
v.--
Penick & Co., New York—Debentures Placed
Privately—The Company has placed- privately with the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
issue of $1,500,000 3%% debentures dated Feb. 1, 1943
1, 1958, Proceeds will be used for corporate
•. \'
Company with offices at 50 Church St., N. Y; City, is
known as the largest botanical drug house in the world.-
$58,600,000..
purposes.
total about $21,-
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp,-—Bonds Called-rThere have been called for redemption as of June l,
1943, a total of
$100,000-of first mortgage 3'/a%-sinking fund, bonds due June 1, 1960,
at 103-and interest;
Payment will be made at' any of the following
offices
6,323,067
Brown
Pa.r
Brothers
59 Wall St.,
Boston, Masa.—V, 157,
$4,280,214 $16,535,097 $10,446,267
1,126,000
of
delphia,
,
.
tax, accruals—2,110,235
.
$3,980,282
♦Net ry. oper. income
Inc.-avail, for fix. .chgs."
increase of
Total-production -in kilowatt-hours, both generatedHand purchased/
of New England Power Association and subsidiaries for the week
ended. April. 24, 1943 ithe amount t.available ,for. .New England. Power.
Associatioin and other reporting companies and secondary sales to
Other utilities! was 59,637,533* as compared with-54.529,416 kwh. for*
the, week ended April 25, 1942. an increase of 9.37
fh ry. oper._'
,
common
1943—3 Mos.—1942
1943—Month—1942
Ry. oper;: income_—
Equipt.; rents net Dr/_jt. facil'.- rent net Or—*
Gas output
r
rev.
the
:^
3,026,000
Harriman
&
New: York,
N.
Co., 1531 "Walnut St., Phila¬
Y;, or. 10 Post Office Square,
p*. 820.1
r
,
r
Pennsylvania :RR.—Earnings of. Regional System—
*
(Excludes Long Island RR! and B. & 'E! RR.}'
,
for the April -23 week ly reported-at 129,150;000. eu. ft.,
21,692,000 cii. ft., or 20.19% above production4of* 107,-'
458,000 cu, ft. in the corresponding week a year ago.—V. 157, p. 1561.
;
an
Net
on
and due Feb.
$15,153,739 $11,516,954 $41,808,346 $31,464,142
1,485,727
1,059,115.
4,296,659
3,096,766
2,117,155
1,627,581
5,607,513
4,736,005
Traffic
—4
119,380
126,970
381,745
356,543
Transp.—Rail line—4,702,861
3,839,426
13,196,539 11,289,946
MisceU. operations
288,833
232,516.
831,717
679,200
General, expenses'
349^266
351,132
.959,076
859,415.
.
share has been declared
^
Earnings for March and Year io Date
_
have
accumulations
(S. B.)
:
—-
ilectric
New-England Gas &
•
of
557.
p.
Ry. operating revenues
Maint. of way & struct.
Maint. of equipment—
$0.25
per
Arrearages as at March 1,
an
....
directors
value, payable June
like
of
■
-
-.
'
present
Period End. Mar. 31—
♦After
in
1940..—
After
"
.-.$81,795
$0.10
1941_!!._—1—-i——'
Dec.,
? Mat 27,'43 Mar. 28/42 Mar,.22/*41 Mar. 23,'40
*Net
par
.
Dec.,
.,
.
The
account
.
Light Co.
:
■
%'•/•
/!;■
Lighting and Power Co. has been a member of the Electric
system for over 20 years.
Its principal office is in
Houston, Texas, and it serves a diversified area in that section of
the State, including Galveston and other communities.
Dividends on
its ho-par common stock have, been paid for over 20 years, and at
the rate of $3.60 per share annually for the last 12 years.—V. 157,
l>. 1463.
V
7.:'.'/ .y
■«
bond
cents
Oxford Paper Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
6s
of
1948; non-convertible debenture 4s of 1947; nondebenture 3*6s of 1947; non-convertible debenture 3'As of
non-convertible debenture 4s of 1955; non-convertible deben¬
ture 4s of
1956; Consolidated Railway non-convertible debenture 4s
of 1954, 1955 and 1956; New York, New Haven & Hartford secured 6s
of 1940; first and refunding 4s and 6s, and the first and refunding
4l/2V series of 1927," due in 1967.
Assuming that the interest is disbursed
by mid-year, the New
Haven
will
have made the following
payments over the past 2V2
years;
"•
-V.v'v
■ ■'*
1954;
Securities
the
Hartford
convertible
request for bids on the Houston stock results from an order of
and Exchange Commission of April 26, 1943, approving
the
railway bonds secured by the same mortgage.
payments are asked include the New York, New
convertible debenture 3¥2s of
1956; convertible
which
on
&
of 50
stock, par $5, payable May 20 to holders of record May 6.
A similar
distribution was made on Feb. 20, last, and o;v Feb. 20, May 20 and
Aug. 20, 1942, while on Nov. 20, a year-end dividend of 75 cents was
paid.—v. 157,. p. 557.
.v.Cv'•
v::i
payments cover three semi-annual coupons on 15
refunding mortgage bonds and--debenture and
and
debenture
«
share and accumulated dividends,
first
A dividend
»
''
proposed
of
issues
and about one half of the total out¬
standing issue of 500,000 shares. An exchange offer made previously
Jby National during 1942 to its own preferred stockholders resulted
in the disposal of 257,336 shares of the Houston stock.
National proposes,, to use the cash from
the sale of the Houston
shares toward the retirement of $15,000,000 of its own preferred stock
now
in the hands of the public.
Retirement will be made at $100
holdings
per
Judge Carroll C. Hincks on April 28 approved the petition
payments aggregating $14,181,000 filed by trustees of the
interest
The
part of Electric Bond and Share's system, on April
bids to be opened May 10, 1943, on 242,664 shares of
company,
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
•
Power Co. Common
&
road.
Stock—
The
Co.—Requests Bids for Its
Lighting
Holdings of Houston
$2,691,543*
3,113-.848
$2,011,236
tNet
.
after charges-—.•
*The leases of the
480,682
$3,154,214 $10,212,030
417,043
1,074,622
$7,420,267
1,238,296
following
July
1,392,734
$7,328,739
"2,455,368" 8,029,179
$1,347,502
$4,741,218
$4,789,237
5,316,850
$2,008,006
$2,263,345
companies
were
t
...
Ry.
Ry.
!
,
tEffective -as of these- dates. no charges for the stated leased rentals
operating
Net
rev.
revenues
fr. jy.
oper.
Railway taxes
Unemploy. insur. taxes.
rejected on dates stated
but net
19* 1938.
1943—Month—1942
1943—3 Mos.—1942 $
- $
$
$
'78,897,936 " 61,063,595 221,213,436 168,455,876
operating expenses.
57.161,592
45,385,300 162,551,748 128,910,628
,
1,808,669
473,826
railway operating income includes the results of oper¬
ations of these properties:
Old Colony Ry. Co., June 2, 1936; Hartford:
& Connecticut Western RR. CoH July 31, >1936; Providence,'Warren &
Bristol RR. Co., February 11, 1937; Boston & Providence RR. Corp.,*
belowj
Period End. Mar. 31—-
*
608,057
•
Railroad
retire,
Jt. facil. rents—Dr bal._
Net ry. oper.1 income.
—V. 157,
P;
21,736,344
12,015,000
964,869
1274;
4
..
,
574,868-
242,769
6,891,658,
58,661,688' 39,545,248
15,678,295
8,289,780
•
820,950
1,047,180
taxes..
Equipt. rents—Dr. bah
'y
.
30,901,400
•
21,321,070
2,777,515
2,349.222
820,950
.
3,011,062
'782^037-
.2,371,154
231,777"
714,367
661,014
18,886,190
10,368,395
4,732,741
2,353,682
*
-
2,491,865
Volume
Pere Marquette
Period
Ry.—Earnings—
$4,718,925
&
profits1 taxes
excess
Other
railway
Net
.
taxes—
operating
Net
■
income
—V.
income--
1563.
157, P.
"716,624
208,702
659,892
" 448,980
\
,
98,461
197,007
188,753
1,656,785
614,520
1,827,973
1,237,421
394,455
.144,298
in approving the solicitation of bids, imposed three
one that so long as any of the company's longoutstanding it could declare no dividends, other than
dividends payable in shares of its common stock, unless since Jan. 1,
1943, it had charged about $2,700,000 against income each year as a
provision for depreciation.
Proposals will be received by the company at its office, Room 1534,
Field Building, 135 South LaSalle St., Chicago, up to 12:00 o'clock
noon, Central War Time, May 10, 1943.—V. 157, p. 1466.
;
term
$9, 373,612
$3,302,649 $13,056,381
584,018
998,317
335,226
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
(Chas.)
'
V.%'
;
1943
1942
.$3,140,582
Operating
revenues
..
Operating
expenses.
munic. taxes
336,401
Earnings per comrpop share_"2—2—$0,69
$0.67
—v.; 157, p. 1186.
2-,'
...
State
and
Soc. Sec. tax. Fed.
I1;•
of Bonds—
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Redemption
Non-oper.
redemption on June 15, 1943, at 103 and accrued interest,
in the sinking fund, $1,165,000 principal amount of
Phelps Dodge Corp. convertible VkxU
debentures, due 1952.
Pay¬
ment will be made on and after June 15 at the office of J. P. Morgan
& Co. Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
- ,*■,,
Drawn debentures may be converted en or before June 15, 1943, into
lot
by
•
4,348,729
$7,744,656
3,784,761
73,563
75,779
885,526
905,733
5,050
5,292
54,012
58,456
14,124
149,035
151,332
$304,588
$2,844,517
$2,844,374
6,254
14,839
13,240
.
;
$263,300
incpme
685
income
this corporation.—V,
157,
1089.
p.
'
'
'
.
Gross
directors
The
declared
have
dividend
a
of
50
cents
Fed.
v
/%■'
364
$262,615
:
70,317
71,252
79,480
34,200
prof, tax—
$2,829,535
818,214
518,720
55,000
income
Net
$2,838,263
$304,224
income
excess
833,849
554,480
•
'
186,000
■
.
,
$103,098
dividend
—V.
—
$153,492
$1,315,329
;;
A.
11,712
21,715
*40,948
*20,207
393,810
299,796
551,715
$117,019
19,231.
55,816
669,797
*11,832
-
329,140
134,894
,
22,125
13,490
36,020
*9,310
*103,555
*78,964
*60,277
oper.
■
<
dividend
of 25 cents
per share has been declared on the $5 pax*
stock, payable May 13 to holders of record
May 3.
A similar
distribution was made on March
10, last.
Payments during 1942
were as follows:
March 2 and May 21, 50 cents
each; Aug. 20 and
Nov. 20, 25 cents each; and Dec.
21, a year-end of 25 cents.—V. 157,
common
558.
p.
/
Scranton Laee
*A
dividend of 50
stock,
payable
Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
cents
June
holders
to
of
'/
;
share has been declared
per
14
the
on
common
record
May 20.
A
similar
distribution was made on March
15, last, while during 1942 the fol¬
lowing dividends were paid: March 31 aijid June 30, 25 cents each;
Sept. 30, 50 cents; and Dec, 14, $1.—V. 157, p. 822,
$1,441,206
55,816
669,797
require.-'
1940
2,812
Security Title Building, Inc.—Accrued Dividend—
dividend of $1
A
157, p. 1564.
share has been declared
per
account of
on
accumu¬
lations
share
per
——7
income
Deductions
Fed.
Pref.
Pillsbury Flour Mills Co.—Larger Distribution
ry.
1941
$108,123
70,286
railway
railway
from
Net
1942
$132,140
from
Net
•
moneys
capital stock of
-
Gross
RR.—Earnings
$216,150
Savage Arms Corp.—25-Cent Distribution—
$8,281,819
335,812
& St.
railway.-—
railway.
from
Gulf
1943
•
from
Net ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$735,595
399,028
for
of
out
Uvalde &
,
income—
"Deficit.—-V. 157, p. 1276.
$754,181
tax;
Net oper.
Co. Incorporated, as sinking fund agent, has drawn
Morgan &
P.
J.
Net
Federal, taxes oth. than
;r:,1 income
7.
Gross
Hampshire—Earnings—
1943—Month—1942
:lf:V
——C—'-Ur—$4,616,861
earnings -—345,343
Net
Service Co. of New
Period End. Jan. 31—
..
Quarters Ended March 31--*
Sales
March—
was
Public
'
San Antonio
including
debt
\yyy:
■
1653
The Commission,
conditions,
1943—3 Mos.- -1942
income
Canada
&
S.
,
'
-
1943—Month—1942
End, Mar. 31—
Gross
U.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
"Number 4173
157
on
capital stock, payable May 28 to holders of record May 12.
This
with 25 cents per share paid in preceding quarters.
In
the company on May 29,
last year, disbursed an extra
dividend of 25 cents.—V. 156, p. 1243.
v;
\:
Plan Gets SEC
compares
Power
Sound
Puget
the
Light
&
Co.
Recapitalization
—
Approval—
on the $7
participating preferred stock, no par value,'payable
May 10 to holders of record April 30.
This compares with $1.50 paid
on Dec.
10, last, and Si on June 22, 1942.
Arrearages as at Jan. 1*
1943, amounted to $56.26 per share.—V. 155, p. 2189.
addition,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
1943—Month—1942
Period End. Mar. 31—
•
Ry.
operating
revs.—,.
$3,174,104
Ry.
operating exps.—-
2,102,080
Net rev.
fr. ry.
opers.
937,999
Cr485,973
Net
$619,998
inc.—
oper.
ry.
Other
income
-•
The
$7,239,205
5,822,581
$1,660,551
$525,443
16,757
11,826
,.
'
$8,630,029
6,071,000
$1,218,237
43,842
58,623
•
Total
$636,755;.:
income
fr.
inc.
$537,269
$1,719,174
605,866
plan
396,748
$359,089
$1,113,308
fixed
charges
10,437
and
consummation
upon
company,
the
be
turned
will
company
S.
Exchange
amended,
as
Commission
the parent
by
filed
was
with
the
Engin¬
company,
Public
will,
Service.
as, the
w
,
•
•
make
next ...step,
-
application to a
fair and equitable
District. Court
10,207
T-he
appropriate
Utility
A
Payments
in
and
1
income" aft.
fxd."
charges
/
completed and the present preferred stockholders become the owners
the company,
an improved
public sentiment in the area served
should result.
The public power zealots in the State of Washington
and
inc.
,
will
longer be able, to put forth blistering tirades in appeals to
prejudice against "so-called" Wall Street domination by
an Eastern
holding company.
They will thus be deprived of the use
•of their favored weapon of attack and possibly in the future, instead
of name calling and dodging facts, they will have to face the power
question strictly on its*merits, otherwise they will be throwing bricks
$394,163
$886,797
$1,862,336
,
Pittsburg & Sbawmut RR.—Earnings-
at
'
:^y''Afl
March—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
f l942
1943
railway——
$124,314
railway--—— yy,
income—
oper.
"
1941
';■%
$86,757
47,226
27,872
.
Mr.
of
14,939
29,788
25,639
37,696
255,036
251,795
83,369
75,391
215,128
46,842
72,220
46,320
::14,289
'
28,756
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
*~V.
railway----";" 316,040
railway
oper.
157, p.
•
.105,430
^
income—1186..
64,583
the
accumulations
payable
1
June
made
was
5Vz%
holders of
to
this
on
issue
dividend
a
the
on
record
March
on
1,
of
$4.12 Va
May 18.
last, and
share on
per
first series prior
similar
A
Sept.
on
ac¬
distribution
Dec. 1,
1 and
$11
compared
share.—V.
per
157, p.
1972
Net
ry.
$326,727
252,184
149,436
190,705
108,674
1
■
Net
from
1940
Net
ry.
163,077
83,374
1,201,371
1,064,663
693,710
436.040
351,196
—V.
157,
will
416,632
382,313
379,406
303,326
20
Southern
The
the
and
cumulative
account
on
declared
have
directors
$1.50
of
dividend
a
participating
accumulations,
payable
of
31V*
class
June
A
cents
stock,
par
holders
to
1
share on
value,
per
no
each
of
share was paid on Dec. 1, last year.
Arrearages as at March
1943, amount to $1.25 per share, it was stated.—V. 157, p. 478.
Rico. Telephone
Co.—Sells
Bonds
Net
proceeds will be utilised in part to repay existing bank
loans of $1,000,000 and for other corporate purposes. •
the
of
under
which
board
a
the
of
of
plan,
$6
approved
new
stock,
holders
preferred
$6
and
the
of
to
further
a
the
Following
companay.
Puerto
Governmental
this,
the
stock
common
prior
in
of
the
p.
Legislature
Other
Government
been
347.
than
referred
taken
to
must
the acquisition
date
to
in
the
Maint.
Gamble
&
Co.
tax
ry.
-V.
the
the
one
existing
for
the
will
stock¬
be
will
company
in
the
share
9 Months Ended March 31—
"Consolidated
Earnings
net
common
per
:
1943
\
earnings—
1942
stock
.
will
of
new
will
stock
common
157,
___
$2.32
-
of
held,
Note—All
figures
exclude
earnings
of
Procter
&
Defense
Corp. and the earnings of the English and Canadian companies, except
as
they have been made available in United States funds.—V. 157,
p.
1089.
Public
Service
Co.
of
Indiana,
Company to Call For Bids
tion
on
on
Inc.
—
SEC
Permits
ry.
company
was
to
of
authorized
solicit
receive
shares
8
p.
(par $10)
for each
first
mortgage bonds, series E, 3iU'/n, due on May 1,
1973.
The company, which must submit the bids to the Commission
for final approval, would use the proceeds of the proposed sale to re¬
fund a like amount of first mortgage bonds, series A, 4%, maturing
on Sept.
1, 1969.
$38,000,000
& struct.
-7,108,007
way
:
1942
$
'
$
34,354,531
137,703,237
93,432,300
3,206,487
14,594,582
5,649,678
20,008,939
9,328,812
14,488,246
.J:
655,304
1,595,776
30,655,462
1,601,261
912,613
3,045,802
2,682,707
opers.
22,150,297
12,524,869
58,163,772
32;980.035
Ry. tax accruals...^.^
10,667,942
5,183,479
27,283,061
11,629,108
1,816,920
1,542,284
5,232,944
130,654
103,510
245,927'
9,534,782
5,685,596
General
Net
expenses
Equipment
rents
(netiC
facil.
rents
(net)^
Joint
Net ry. oper. incpme*.
-V. 157, p. 1469,
^
"
'V;'
earnings
—V. 157, p. 1566.
mission
The
of
"t;
under
the
15,162,060
$3,028,068
$9,830,300
$6,973,118
1,125,519
4,152,812
West
Service Co.
Net
$5,677,488
$4,222,098
233,637
456,668
480,409
(1)
35,547
23,037
99,004
income.
$2,242,576
$1,645,875
$5,121,816
oper.
74,817
v
Potomac RR.
Earnings
Oklahoma
to
West
1942
1941
$2,077,059
$1,278,887
1,795,297
1,105,062
557,369
472,451
460,023
9,018,313
5,390,408
3,388,235
5,424,623
2,679,542
1,321,644
stock
in
1,085,345
647,010
360,590
1940
$942,854
:$>■ 300,997
296,466
133,947
first
and
collateral
and
interest
to
July
1,
1943.—V.
trust
156,
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry.March—
;
>
railway
Net from railway..
Net
1943
from
ry.
oper.
1942
$1,453,054
885,438
•
income...
97,459
$1,195,886
: : 585,364
shares
from
railway
Net from railway.......
Net ry. oper. income
v
—V. 157, p. 1276.
purchase-money
p.
348.
-Earnings—
1941
1940
$777,400
$740,560
341,249
285,777
.414,133
239,955
197,416
3,278,131
2,241,537
2,289,265
2,724,069
1,567,681
974,995
954,520
869,700
1,108,509
683,279
676,246
' '
'
Parties
to
the reorganization plan for the road will be heard by
Judge Moore in St. Louis on May 31.
The reorganization
initially in the hands of Judge Charles B. Davis who died re¬
cently.
It has since been turned over to Judge Moore.
The prelimi¬
nary hearing of respective parties was held last week following which
Federal
was
Judge Moc"f
1366.
«et the Mav
31' date
American
parent,
of
puron=e
therewith,
offering
the
and
to
Southwe6tern's
various
Oklahoma
convey
capital
11,167
in
stock
said
stock
shares
to
of
on
of
offer
share
a
($100
sHare^
11,167
par)
common
of Southwestern's
Middle Wes't,' and
Middle, West
Oklahoma ih pursuance of such
by
■.
shares
15,000
of
basis,
for
share
for
Southwestern's
$6
preferred
Its
5%
preferred
shares
15,000
stock
of
owned
to
to
purchase
issue
and
sell to Middle West and Middle
shares
2,500
of
Oklahoma's
$100
of
said
for by
for reargument of the
case.—V.
157,
,
•
5%
par
the public pursuant to the offer referred to above.
at
stock
Oklahoma
(5)
plus
par
in
accrued
of
excess
proposes
to
and
issue
dividends,
shares
2,500
the
less
as
mav
sell to American
number
oe
of
subscribed
and American
to acquire 10,000 shares of Oklahoma's $100 par 5% pre¬
stock, at par, plus accrued dividends, less tlie number of shares
of said stock in excess of 5,000 shares as may be subscribed for by
the public pursuant to the offer referred to above.''"
r
ferred
Oklahoma proposes to advance to Southwestern
without
interest,
price
the
to
(a)
per
$100
per
per
now
as
are
referred
depositary
following
or
on
open
$100 per share
number
of
of
account,
the liqui¬
24,411
shares
not acquired by Oklahoma
above
to
liquidation
to
amounts
the
Southwestern
and
the
agent
certain
of
moneys
stock¬
its
plus
of
its
accrued
$6
dividends
preferred
stock
to
as
the
are
holders
not
of
share
A
public offering;
plus accrued dividends
such
by
acquired
common
share
to
the
stock
not
holders
now
of
to
owned
148
the
holders
of .393
and
by Oklahoma;
shares
of
its
common
owned by Oklahoma.
Oklahoma
proposes
convey
satisfaction
and
tion
share
its class
$21
western
a
the
offering
pay
such
pursuant to the
shares of
in
to
shares
of
Oklahoma
and
to
of
v,
$100
(b)
respect
preferred stock
public
pay
sufficient
in
$6
pay
to
necessary
holders:
sum
a
payable
to
(7)
4,457,968 "'
,
by
Servicee
follows:
stock,
to
acquire,
and
Southwestern
proposes
to
to Oklahoma, in final liquidation of Southwestern
the advance on open account, and in cancella¬
of
extinguishment of all shares of capital stock of South¬
owned by Oklahoma, all utility assets and other asseets
then
(except only the moneys paid to the depositary or
and to assume payment of all liabilities of South¬
the $6,648,000 of, Southwestern's first mortgage
bonds, series A, 334%, due Dec. 1, 1969.
(8) Oklahoma proposes to issue, under an Indenture dated .Feb. 1,
1941, heretofore executed by it to City National Bank and Trust Co.
of Chicago and Arthur T. Leonard, as trustees, and to sell to under¬
writers $6,600,000 of its first mortgage bonds,
series A, 3t4%, due
Feb. 1, 1971, and to apply the proceeds thereof, together with requisite
treasury funds, to the redemption at 105 V* and accrued interest of
the
$6,648,000 of Southwestern's outstanding first mortgage bonds
Southwestern
of
liquidation agent)',
western
including
above
described.
Texas proposes to acquire from American and American
to sell to West Texas a maximum of 14,251 shares of no
cumulative preferred stock of West Texas at a cash price of
$70.17 per share.
The number of said such shares to be actually
acquired and sold will be such number (not to exceed 14,251) as will,
at the sale
price of $70.17 per share, provide American with the
approximate amount of funds required by it to be paid for such
number
of shares
of Oklahoma's 5%
preferred stock as American
will undertake to purchase.
(10) Middle West
proposes
to sell to
American, forthwith up6n
acquisition and American proposes to purchase 1,488 shares of Okla¬
homa's $100 par common stock for an aggregate price of $148,800
(9)
West
proposes
par
p.
issue
owned
Oklahoma proposes
transfer and
From January 1—
Gross
1935
ai subsidiary
.
,
proposes
((c)
outstanding
of
Public
preferred
number
2,706,405
4% 50-year gold bonds, due July 1, 1952, have been called
redemption as of July 1,
1943,* at 105 and interest,
Payment
made at any time before the
redemption date at the Guaranty
Trust Co.,1 trustee, .140 Broadway, New
York, N. Y., and holders will
105
'
transfer
exchange for
proposes
exchange,
24,411
West
842,454
1,101,632
*
mortgage
receive
the
For
•
^
Oklahoma
(3)
in
now
acquire
exchange.
to
proposes
Middle
to
proposes
1943
income...
Plan
on
Act
Co.,
its
as
connection
in
to
proposes
preferred' stock
proposes
1366.
the
and
Co.
dissolve.
to
proposes
pursuant
$3,129,426
income...
.
1942
all assets of Southwestern,
and Oklahoma proposes to acquire all-such assets.,
stock not
of
Power
of all outstanding shares of
by Oklahoma at date of liquidation,
(6)
$3,666,872
Richmond Light & RR. Co.—Bonds Called—
All
&
summarized
are
liquidation
dation
railway^..
157, p.
Company
subsidiaries,
Light
Utilities
proposed
Southwestern
owned
,
,
hearings May
11
on
filed
with
the
Com¬
proposes
(net deb.)
from
ry.
Texas
;>
■
v*
■
transactions
Southwestern
Holding
Southwestern
-
hold
indirect
its
>1943
■
applications
Utility
and
-
Co.—Hearing
will
and
or
this principal transaction,
and
companies propose as follows:
2.751,020
$1,902,549
railway
Net from railway
—V.
Public
Corp.
and
r.
Jan. 1 to April 21
$4,896,998 $98,260,987 $68,008,627
Power
&
declarations
West
Oklahoma;
(4)
$22,135,178
18,949,201
1,608,816
rail way.
oper.
Light
consolidated
to
Oklahoma
of
1942
.$6,235,889
has
Middle
Co.
timet'
'•
1943'* ; 1
v*
Southwestern
SEC
'
Week Ended April 21
Gross
The
280,158
25,401,slo ^16,902,833
•
••
amendments
4,167,937
<
Ry.—Earnings—
Period—
1943—3 Mos.—1942
5,240,446
fr. ry.
rev.
by the
public and to issue such of its stock subscribed for pursuant to such
offer
and
to
acquire such of Southwestern's stock delivered to it
pursuant to such offer.
;
Refunding Issue—Restric¬
28 by the Securities and Exchange
bids on the issuance and sale of
^
$
1,857,604
the
1467.
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Hearing on Plan Set—
April
competitive
Transportation
1943—3 Mos,
3,145,604
(2)
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Dividends-
Commission
$1,*
36,886,935
stock
1467,.
from
Net
Gross
Gamble
last.
631,144
an
$2,491,469
213,346
income
(net debit)
p.
from
$2.90
net excess profits tax of $1,593,000.
of
Month—1942
shares
March—; *; ' '
Net
tFor the nine months
31, 1943, provision has been made for Federal income tax
$10,420,000 and
1,
29,
1,100,639
1,037,302
$6
$8,268,514 $28,779,501
$4,100,285
t$15,327,845 $19,052,613
share
March
75 cents; May
157, p. 479.
—Earnings
1943
Miscellaneous
plus
receive
now
,
for each share of preferred stock held.
stock (99.3% owned by Engin¬
1943—Month—1942
accruals—
oper.
157,
Gross
"After depreciation, Federal income taxes, etc.
ended March
28,
on
574,494
common
stock.—V.
common
stock
each share
will be
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Feb.
50,224,561
5,249,107
of Southwestern's
no
.
per
share on the
of record May 15.
made
10.865,245
company."
McLaughlin,
-
preferred
(par $10)
existing
Richmond Fredericksburg &
connection
-
$1
holders
12,923,906
The
for
Procter
Co.
equipment...
of
Traffic
Public
Co.—Earnings—
operating
Net
formal
above,
Pacific
of
to
was
cents.each.—V.
75
Transportation
the
present
common
of
the
Mr.
to
preference
prior .preference
from ry. oper.
will be automati¬
franchise
ten-year period.
has
the
not to proceed with
this,
do
Rican
action
this matter.—V. ,156,
or
follows:
as
revs
of
only
of
and
stockholders
the present
ownership
91.2%
stock,
preferred
company.to
stock
according
existing
of
stock
of
old
Jt. facil. rents
in accordance with the terms of the concession
Faifing
property.
further
intention of the
exercise the option to acquire the prop¬
1944 whether
extended for
notification
with
the
by Sept. 4,
the
cally
of
it operates.
The concession provides for the appointment
of appraisers to fix the valuation of the properties and
business
decide
of
company
notice
received
company
of Puerto Rico to
Government
of
the
1942,
erties
preference
present
of the
^^yrr^^y,:
,
the
receive
rev.
Railway
The company in March, 1943, sold privately an issue of
July
the
operating revenues $10,659,692
Ry. operating expenses.
6,559,407
Ry.
$1,500,000 15-year first mortgage 4!/2% bonds to insur¬
ance companies in Canada and the United States.
The
oper.
Maint.
have
maturing
when
amended*
as
.......
common
of
■
present
of..'equity
the
cash.
shares
of
the
investors
bonds
1,
Privately—
were
Nov. 30,
•:
amortization
and
its
company's
>
of
share
Holders
the
effect, which it is anticipated will
will give 5.9 %
of the voting power
prior
the
common
only 3%
under
Vfc
Equip, rents
In
authorization
approval of the
record
per
Porto
the
upon
company,
1950.
and
into
$5
of
power
new
own
having
Ry.
A
15.
the
saving
in
interest
the company and
summer,
present
Period End. Mar. 31—
similar distribution was made on March i, last, and in
quarter during 1942.
In addition,, an additional dividend of $1.25
May
of
recapitalization,
Further,
way: >
will
1949
holders
the
ReadingCo.—Accumulated Dividend—
&
dividend
a
payable May 31
per
share
cents
Period End. Mar. 31-
for recapitalization
conditioned
1275.
p.
Poor
the
Holders
new
(3)
in
redistribution
in
eers)
i
securities
year,
carried
voting
of
Holders
(21
125,486
of
income
oper.
the
additional
$2.50
per
late
to
to
stock.
holders
1,302,189
449,049
railway
debt
substantial
than
of
97%
147,660
railway-
of
common
1,938,803
income—
oper.
from
2.9%
own
ill
1941
$463,548
From January 1—
Gross
.
following
1942
$443,198
railway-
from
Net
1
"
;.'W
1943
$683,294
other <;things,
advantage of
and
prior
power
accomplished
y
railway—--,
from
be
This
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—Earnings—
"that the plan
say,
among
the plan for
Court
holders
to
the
$873,GOO
rather
the
voting
1364.
March— ■:'(y.yfyy
Gross
to
on
was,
distinct
"Briefly,
r
by
preferred stock,
with $2.75 each on March 2 and June 1, 1942.
Fol¬
lowing the payment of the March 1, 1943 dividend, arrearages totaled
1942,
to
of
very
not
declared
have
directors
of
company
charges
in
The
McLaughlin went
the
addition
y.
Co.—$4.12 V2 Prior Preferred Divi¬
dend—Exchange Offer Extended to Expire on May 31—
count
75
1942
and
Southern
for which was given by the SEC on
April 1, 1943;
Washington State Department of Public Service had been obtained
prior to the SEC action.
The. refinancing has been completed and in
Steel
Pittsburgh
$5,
par
of
Works—$1 Dividend—
declared
System-
neighbors.;-•;
refunding of the present
4,133
;
and
their
1940
$72,214
$96,518
From Jan. 1—
Gross
no
passion
$745,978
profits taxes—
157, p. 1274." v
»,
—V.
$855,124
$1,102,871
$355,703.
.
excels
,
'
•
'•> $396,180
»
Fed.
Sept.
have
is
■
Net
stock,
distribution
of
•Includes
directors
common
Ry.
,
for approval of the plan as
to effectuate
the provisions of Section
11 of the
Holding Company Act.
Frank McLaughlin; President of the company, on announcing the
SEC approval of the plan stated that when the recapitalization plan
and
South Bend Lathe
the
to
over
Service
Commission
The
U.
$865,331
3,610„.3,380
$399,790
charges
Total
the
recapitalization,
ton State Department of
UVJr.
for fxd.
for
Public
Public
Income avail,
the
of
of
Co., in conformity with an order by, the Commis¬
sion
to dispose of its interest in Puget Power to comply with the
Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1.935.
The SEC on April 27,
1943 found this plan necessary to effectuate the provisions of Section
11 of the Act and to be fair and equitable to the persons affected
by such plan.
The issuance o& stock as set • forth in the plan of
recapitalization as amended was previously approved by the Washing¬
$1,262,079
178,180
236,965
control
the
Securities
eers-
1
Miscell. deducts,
voting
of
present $5 prior preference and $6 preferred stock,
has received the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission.;
687,893
2,559,029
1,416,624
574,757
2,429,918
1,427,591
Cr412,307 Crl,531,440 Crl,229,204
1,072,024
^Railway tax accrualsEquip. & jt. facil. rents
■
which
holders
1943—3 Mos.—1942
$2,587,413
1,899,520
recapitalization
Complete
of
•
$6
*
the
payable in cash, and Middle West further proposes
to sell to Central
acquire 9,679 shares of Oklahoma's $100 par
aggregate price of $967,900, payable $97,900 in
cash and the balance of $870,000 in annual installments of $87,000
each, with interest at the rate of 4% per annum; payable semi¬
annually, the obligation to pay the installments of principal to be
stock
common
for
trust
company at any time prior to the redemption for
receive 105 and divs. to May 7, 1943.—V. 157, p. 1469.
and
Central proposes to
and
Swan-Finch
A
was
2230.
p.
y-
Electric
Standard Gas &
'
while
-iv '
Co.—Weekly Output—
The
York
New
if
and
Stock
Commissiqri has approved
This
is
action
plan of reorganization
a
furtherance
in
of
stock
it
that
had
which makes no
/ :
held
tiveness
of
the
:
approved
by
at
shareholders
the
to
1940
$7,304,859
45,781
31,520
$7,336,378
1942
Other
;^
the
on
with
508,162
58,593
profit
cents
share
per
were
made
also
the
on
common
51,729
115,187
since —V.
(The)
I
W,
27,
301,000
431,900
939,600
Texas
S,
S.
13,200
7,500
—
—
post war refund
credit ($559,000).
,,
.
,
Rodgers,
estimated
the
Gross
operating
30,
net
profit
Oil Co.
&
for
first
the
on
——
charges
deprec.,
2,950
inc.
state
to surplus
taxes
4,326
rentals,
25.000
20.000
$220,330
dry
holes,
The
etc.
for
provision
liability for
$5,812,145
3,140,782
revenues——.
expenses
In
26.171
Net
fr
rev.
Equip,
154,861 y.
charges
Ry.
%
Accrued taxes, interest and
8,784,656
-L-*—)
expense—
income
and State
payment
Advance
252,535
taxes, 'est.*:——
Net
Chair¬
Committee, follow:
made
to
as
the
for
net
1943.
for
income
No
one
1943
estimated
field
in
and
"road
equipment property"
'
'
" •V- '
in
Southern
Operations
California
the
..
'
5
completed dur-
company
the drilling of seven additional wells (all producing), four
of drilling on Dec. 23, 1941, when the War Production
year
issued
on
The
of
order prohibiting
wells,
gas
the
year
results of
operations for
the
compared
year
with
1941
a's
were
follows:
„
,
,
,,
1942
2,294,100
6,601,250
$1,156,682
$7,177,308
1,765,726
368,891
4,691,779
other
$787,791
$2,485,529
$2,119,835
109,328
204,925
329.719
3,325
Cr632
8.668
Cr2,914
income-
$826,480
$679,095
$2,271,936
$1,793,030
45,697
49,239
145,116
facilities
Total
charges against
in
1942
129,908
■
1,083,648
totaled
$415,438 of
■.
which
there
was
charged against receipts,
j,,V representing intangible drilling and develop¬
ment
costs such as labor, fuel, repairs and
\
hauling in connection with drilling, geological
work, clearing ground, building roads andv
certain materials with no salvage value
$3,091,671
971,836
$905,637
$3,107,175
-
$9,692,921
8,975,225
Increase
Receipts
A-)L'Vl^^*L_•))—'Ci$11,681,954
Production exps. Lncl. deprec.) and taxes—
3,644,643
Expenditures for drilling wells and constructing
1943—3 Mos.—1942
$3,450,782 $16,152,533
75,832
investment
$17,528,357.
the use of material for the drilling of
and three later authorized by the board.
At
the company had 272 producing wells.' The al¬
lowable production was increased during the .year and totalH
produc¬
tion for the year
(10,1$7,738 barrels) was 2,295,910 barrels more than
for the year 1941,
-
income
operating income
rentals (net Dr)
rentals (net Dr)
ry.
oper,
incomes
Other
*
•V'
Net
1,014,618
1,094,810
income
.;
,
,
$2,417,052
$1,922,938
3,817
23,337
11,791
The
246,633
*1,224,652
$3,891,275
$7,790,678
receipts——————..
—*
$862,620
$724,517
$2,393,715
311,058
319,0:12
944,941
$551,562
chgs.
$405,505
$1,448,774
'
charges
——
83,248,179
*$141,004
957,867
* *
income
Net
—V.
157,
-1
:
1,853^393
$45,002,400
$7,078,604
Corp.—Earnings—
'
.
in
to
and
increase
receipts
was
increase
an
(42.3%)
due
in
the
principally to the inaverage price received
in
production),
wage
rates,
redlining, replacing
Third Avenue Transit
gg 828
The
increased
increased
1471.
p.
136.2%)
production
sold;
maintenance expenses (mainly because of
higher prices of material, and the necessity of
casing in, and remedying, a greater num¬
ber of wells to maintain production thereof), and California
ad valo¬
rem taxes on property and oil
rights. The decrease (83.2%) in intang*ible drilling and development costs was due to the
reduction in drill¬
ing operations.
): );y::
;V
$953,280
386,094
(
oil
production expenses (including
depreciation) and taxes was due principally to increases in depreciation
charges (because of increased investment' in wells arid other facilities
$1,911,147
i;
increase
creased
and
14,200
2,526~046
—A—
$728,334
9,557
—
Inc. avail, for fix.
-
1,094,810
386,094
surplus
$872,177
——
1,650,000
1
Surplus arising from revaluation of property
income
deductions
for
Fixed
)
772,336
:Reserves;.
Earned, surplus.
Total
Miscell,
1,384,700
5,715,000
5,878,642
U. S. Govt, contracts™.
on
note payable--
'.Capital, stock; (par'
.Paid-in
$100,000
428,199
81,378
$18,577,664
payable
payable
Long-term
494
515
W. Charske,
F.
-Decrease.
Accounts.,
Federal
,
course
the close
1783.
p.
in
was'
year
oil, and
new
'$195,597
Liabilities-
Notes
of
1.0150
,
48,648
$7,078,604
$45,002,400
Total —_>)...,
remarks
If taxable inc.
exps.
the oil
the
in
$2,671,363
oper.
ry.
accruals-.
tax
Ry.
•
i
be
can
,
'"''554
'
'597
^
from the
increase
net
,ing the
133,028
*/,
Jt. fac.
Deferred
•
Oil
r
Federal
of $20,000,
1943—Month—1942
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
Operating
136,930
L'
0.971(1
Q.9620
Commerce
The
excess profits^tax/'
pfbfits taxes.—V. 156,
.(v Texas &. Pacific: Ry.—Earnings—
742,751
—
.
'
1.0380
$354,796
$266,552
normal income and surtaxes
represents
742,751
Will
or
during: the
'
'
160,870"
147,962
.
(bef. divs.)
the basis of the present law-—no
31,749
2,481,436
Good
'
1,
Board
-1,823,674
;
13,057,872
There was no change during the year in the amount of
capital-stock
outstanding in the hands of the public:i)
*
' '
" '
Total funded debt outstanding in the hands of the
public on Dec. 31,
.1942, was $368,553,760, a decrease during the year of. $3,089,420.)
,
12,379.741
1.720
•
26,453,735
14,060,394
Commission
in
its
accounting regulations, effective
1943; for instance, prescribed that charges for' depreciation on
classes of fixed property shall be included -in operating ex¬
penses and that the cost, less salvage, of other classes of fixed
prop¬
erty which .may be retired and not replaced shall be charged to oper¬
ating expenses instead of to profit and loss as heretofore.
$350,470
$519,834
72,412
32,696
etc.—..
tax——*.
tNo liability for excess
other
'.
•
27,289,316
certain
1941
5,722
•
$425,988
__
deplet.,
Federal
for
aSsets*'*.w-**-.-^,w.^.r^:4--'%,
93,560
Property, plants and equipment (net)——
2,057,701
"'Emergency, facilities ——
L—
—
' 835,127
Patents and patent development (net)
21,109
and
1.700 '
• :
•
forecast what changes will occur during
Jan.
,
Investments
•
the year to affect operating
should equal that for 1942
and Fed. tax rates are not changed, the net income would be substan¬
tially less, because the major part of taxable Income would be subject
to Federal excess profits tax of 81%, since only the current year's ex¬
cess profits credit would be available. ) No part of the taxable income
for 1942 was subject to excess profits tax because of carry-over from
1940 and 1941 of a large excess profits credit.
Moreover, stated net
income will, be reduced because of certain changes made
by the Inter¬
435,517
„
,
18,738,921
'
(tons).,
revenues
$785,987
*;
'
33,824,223,
"
27,185,067
load
prediction
1.67<?
45,568,297'
of the Executive
No
can
at
$514,111
$423,038
——
for
Net
.
Inventories'
train
man
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
credits..)*————
income
"Income
fProv.
retire-
,
—,1.780
—
Extracts
April
quarter
1943
1942
$901,644
$1,020,467
478,606; '
506,355
,
income
oper.
gross
mile
irev.)-
.
1,702,678.
'
passen.
Average rate per
ton per mile—
1941;
Estimated—Pays
the annual meeting held
at
President,
company's
operations
income
Prov.
$363,884
debt
-1942.
—*$23,972,261
—
—
per
April
on
1939
;
1,753,484
'
1940
.
2,109,885
.
from
Profit
'.V.V
1941
Cash
*
'. $806,283.
U. S. Treasury fax notes, at cost
—_
—1~ [•.■■■■
110,000
Trade accounts receivable—13,619,539
897,131
Reimbursable expend, for production facilities
1,125,748
—
(Del.)—Earnings
income———_
Deductions from
8~500
;
'■
cents
10
made
~
$1,001,095
$945,810
$436,557
($35,000) and excess profits tax
'
Assets-—-
Co.
Texas Pacific Coal
76,000
33,200
42,000
of
was
'
'
2014.
p.
Quarters Ended March 31—
61,769
155,060
"5,337,000
155,
amount
1941
3,941,870
freight, tons
Aver,
$8,000,600 after taxes and charges, equal to 73 cents a share, compared
with $7,900,000 for the like 1942 period, which latter figure was after
an additional charge of $5,000,000 for taxes
and war contingencies.
Discussing the company's financial position, Mr. Rodgers revealed
that the outstanding $6,750,000 of the ten-yeax serial notes had been
called for redemption on April 29.
The issue, sold to banks in April,
1641, originally amounted to $7,500,000.—V. 157, :p>T093V-^V?^:r;;:;::-;,yji
.
lax
dividend
a
like
of
!
,
Calendar Years
carr.
Tons,., 1,000, per m.
V
tax
•
declared
have
distribution
;
2,570,6^1,803 1,'283,992,931 1,021,396,602 1,020,985,118
per
per
'
.
Statistics for
1942
.
carr.~
mile
•Rev.'
on
Gross
%:',vConsolidated -Balance.. Sheet, Dec.
:
40
10.
none
24,610
184,305
.
"Less
nient
of
cents
directors
"Lease
Net
1
15,
45
"
pass!
Rate
share
commitment
etc.———
deductions
'
pass.
Rev.
<
-
Operating
j-
;,Rev.
a
usual
initial
Other
—
;
stock,
$1 01
"
157, p.;1567.
stock.—V.
1942 was published in the "Chronicle''
year
April 26, page 1567,,
dividend of 40 cents per Share
quarterly dividend of $1.75 per
series A, both payable May 15 to hold¬
the
and
shares" of capital
Pacific RR.—46th Annual
(calendar
j
$1 par common stock, payable May 28 to holders of record May
214,292
237,827
277,059
9,277,788
Report—A compara¬
tive income and comparative balance sheet covering the
May 3,
Fet).
on
The
317,626
405,967
708,794
447,254
income
stock,
preferred
record
1,000,000
t') and surtax
Fed. excess profits taxState
1567.
p.
"On
Union
Securities and Exchange Commission, and public
portion of the stock is expected shortly.
•'
was at an adjourned session of a special meeting
157,
■
^
An
$5,310,396
4,268,326
5,920,531
9,589,393
2,386,690
for post war adj.
.contingencies—L
normal- income
Fed.
1941
59,337,140
:
fees,
:
,
.
the
$5,284,392
26,005
$70,544,645 $13,016,077
income——
Interest,
•.
.
1939
$12,970,295
products sold—
amortization
*
.
Tampax, Inc.—10-Cent Dividend—
a
255,603
—
Selling, adminstrative &
general
expensesPro v.
for
deprec.
and
and
1470).
157, p.
$9,416,304
-Jl—$9,382,021
slmrel—y-'r!",-$1.01
:
last, and on Aug. 15 and Nov. 16, 1942, Which com¬
per share paid each quarter from Feb. 15,
1941,
and including May 15, 1942.—V. 157, p. 1567.
of incorporation,
$70,289,042
■
sales
prov.
Net
the additional common shares has
April 27 declared
on
common
of
pares
Sunuhary of Earnings for Calendar Years
of
(see V.
place of the annual meeting.—V.
the
stock
the listing of 1,098,560
company's articles
proposed amendment was
meeting held on April 27, 1943.
Total
a
taken
Distributions
Split-Up
Co.—Listing—Stock
The
Cost
in
share
(par
other income
the
or
income
"Earnings per
April 26 voted approval of the refinancing plan
165,000 shares in authorized common
provide additional capital and for the retirement
.
the 219,712 outstanding shares of the company's common
$5) will be converted into 1,098,560 shares of common
stock (par $lh
/ >•
On March 29,
1943, directors adopted a resolution proposing that
the articles of incorporation be amended so as to provide (a) that the
authorized capital stock should consist of 2,687,500 shares of common
stock (par $1) in lieu of 537,500 shares of common stock (par 05),
and
(b)
that, forthwith
upon
the amendment becoming effective,
each
outstanding share of common stock (par $5) should be con¬
verted into and exchangeable for five shares of common stock (par $1).
Net
Plan
on
to
with
action
The directors
on
(par $1 per share), all of which will be issued
be outstanding in the hands of the public,
which will be held in the treasury, upon the effec¬
amendment of
an
Refinancing
,
Tampa Electric Co.—40-Cent Common Dividend—
I
which
by
—
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarters Ended March 31 — •
: i v
w
•>'
,1943 >
+ 1942 ■
Income'„L*ii_iw—-^-*L-.-'-'_--w%c—$43,422,158. $31,459,503
Interest on funded debt——————..————:)
167,078
194,746
Deprec.; amortiz, and other chgs. <est;ir-.—8.685.39T > 6,841,991
Income and excess
taxes) ^(est;25,187.6^2
15,006,462
:
will
which
except 3,750 shares
stock
*'
479.
p.
>
shares of. common stock
of
Inc.
157,
to suspend
ers
all
filed
The
security from trading upon receipt of authoritative advice that it
without value, and of taking similar action when notified that a
which, makes no provision for a listed security has been ap¬
proved by the courts or the SEC.—V. 157, p. 1567.
Spring:
Products,
outstanding preferred stock
offering of all
is
Steel
25 cents.—V.
registration statement covering
been
plan
Standard
16,
an increase of
'
a
The New York Stock Exchange has authorized
be sold
to
the
A
policy
Exchange's
the
stockholders
provides for
of
22
security.
for the
provision
April
announced
Exchange
Electric
The
suspension from dealings of the common stock, when
notice is received that the Securities and Exchange
the
Official
and Dec.
which
Payment will. be made
int.
holders
15,
Approved—
Common Stock Suspended From Trading—
authorized
share has been declared on the common
of record May 4.
A like amount
last, and on June 12 and Nov. 16, .1942,
following dividends were paid: May 15, 25 cents;
the
1941
Sylvania
;
utility
public
the
of
in
and
per
to
18
Feb.
on
i
Corp.—25-Cent Distribution—
cents
payable-May
disbursed
Sept. 15, 40 cents;
operating companies in the
Standard Gas & Electric Co. system for the week ended April 24, 1943,
totaled 175,434,000 kwh., as compared with 153,124,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 14.6%.
Electricoutput
Oil
dividend of 25
stock,
by Central's promissory note to be secured by a piedge of
acquired and to provide for prepayment at the maker's
of any principal Installment without premium at any time.
shares
option
156,
for redemption as of.June 1, 1943 a total of
sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1960, at 101%
at the Central Hanover Bank'& Trust
Co., trustee, 70 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 157, p. 1190.
have been called
There
$181,000 of 3'/2'.y.
evidenced
.—V.
Toledo Edison Co.—Debentures Called—
payment,
an
the
and
Monday, May 3, 1943
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3654
(Railway and Bus Operations)
worn out
.
Total
"At
War
H
—
Dec,
1942,
31,
contracts,
$22,651,496
tIncluding
restricted to use in connection with
31, 1942, $538,747 receivable from
oper.
rev
Total
oper.
exps
at Dec.
U, S. Government departments or agencies.
Registers With SEC—
v
Total
1943
from
1942
A) 32,259
939,056
407,990
494,558
64,634
20,864
14,952
oper. income—
222,262
■'Deficit.—V. ,157, p. 1276.
)' '
*46,270
*83,536
*84,146
ry.
$138,262
4,728
*23,697
6,907
From Jan. 1—
.
Gross
Net
from
from
railway——
railway——
Net ry,
404,498
/:."//%-):%;:%
■
of
account
accumulations
on
a
dividend
the
$1.25
of
384,884
;v.•'/,
cents
6214
•. :.
cumulative
share on
preferred stock,
par
amount
V.
15,7, p. 479,
'
'
$223,490
$2,142,186
$1,419,455
195,474
247,738
1,804,398
2,152,246
$33,761
*$24,248
$337,788
*$.732,792
157,
A.
Streich
has
been
named
Vice-President
directors
have
a
par
revenues——
State
munic.
Holders
may
present their
preferred shares
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i
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
at either
the * bank'or
income
net
and
the
was
23,714,547
21,847,743
icharged
balance
of
against receipts
$3,387,220 will be
use,
States
for
the
maintenance
and
and Los
conveyed to the United State
channel
would
not
create
a
right of reversion in the railL
road, and (3) that a permit from the Secretary of War is a condition
precedent to any drilling in or under the channel and the
questioii
whether drilling on the lands is feasible or
practicable cannot be de¬
a
termined because of the
absence of such permit. The
company is tak¬
an appeal to the United States Circuit of Appeals.
): '
Royalties received in 1942 from oil leases in
California, Wyoming
and Colorado amounted- to $139,545.
1 : )
% !
'
•
Vv1
,Operations at Bun Valley, Idaho, were suspended on Dec. 20 1942
for an Indefinite period.
This action was taken for the purpose of
conserving transportation, food and other supplies, and man power for
ing
Electric Co.—Earnings—
$252,704
160,687
Sec.
taxes
1943—12 Mos.—1942
$2,802,679
1,915,832
190,070
$259,433
170,221
15,955
expenses-
and
Social
16,410
.
.
$2,750,260
1,877,270
192,589
more
17,307
1,617
14,650
5,724
6,102'
62,204
Net
oper.
$68,960
inc.
(net)
income
Deductions,
Fed.
income
inc.
$65,083
$619,923
$596,046
•
—
common
'
—,—.
21,904
tax
i.
7'«
5'v.
—V.
$619,841
$64,651
-
)
-
22,457.
273,034
,39)>
$596,78^'
•280,519
(normal
surtax)
div.
Dr82
Dr432
$68,982
)
Net income
Pfd.
22
x—
—
pares
19,000
$28,078
$27,594
119,400 '/
prior lien-;*—)—
Pfd, — — —
United Aircraft Products, Inc.»—Extra Dividend—
The directors have declared an extra dividend of 25
the, regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents
)
$201,262
14,320
6,469
6,469
.
the
on
of
'record
157, p. 647.
Fastener
Corp.—Meeting
Again
Ad¬
journed—
171,850
14,320
stock, par $1, both payable June -15 to holders
.Like amounts .were paid on March-15.
last—V,
United-Carr
-
cents per share
per. share
common
115,000
$227,407 "
14,600
requirements:
157, p. 1567.
,
and
June.l,
'
'
Dividend—!
Bedford, Mass.—$1
company on May 1 paid a dividend of $1 per share on the
stock, par $100,, to holders of .record AprU 21.
This com,
with $2 paid on Feb. l, last.
Payments in 1942 were as fol¬
lows:'Aug. 1, $1; and Dec. 10,-$2.—V. 157, p. 479.''
—
•
'
'
'
—
The
67,048
1,378
tax
important purposes under present conditions.—V, 157,
p, 1567.
Union Street Ry„ New
taxes~~Fed.
State
Non-oper.
and
The company has called for redemption as of May 7, 1943 all of the
presently outstanding shares of 7% preferred stock at $105 per share
and divs, to May 7, 1943.
Payment will be made at either National
Bank of Commerce in Superior; Wis., or at the Empire Trust Co., 120
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
l(t;,
&
expenditures-—I,ZZZ3II
between Long Beach Harbor
navigable
$1,
1943—Month—1942
Operating
Operating
Gross
Stock—
over
use of a free public chan¬
Angeles Harbor, and for no
fee title subject only to the
reservation that such property be used for a free
public navigable
channel, (2) that the production of oil and gas from the lands conveyed without discontinuing or abandoning their use as a free
public
nel
of
Superior Water, Light 8$ Power Co.- -To Retire Pre-
paid
.
operations;
ferred
taxes,
charged off against future receipts) as depreciation or otherwise. •
J
In the action
brought, by the United. States of America against the
Los Angeles & Salt Lake RR.,
judgment was entered March 25, 1943,
holding (1) that the deeds given in 1908 and 1918 granting lands to
Inc;—10-Cent Common Dividend—
declared
'
charge
determining
other
the common stock,
on
income
in
and
exps.
l
receipts
the United
'•••
Twin State Gas &
and
E. A, Carlson has been named Secretary and Assistant
and A, D. Freeman has been appointed Assistant Secretary
and Assistant Treasurer.—V. 157, p. 1470,
production
accrued—were
in
1277.
p.
Federal taxes—other than
William
&
Of the total expenditures, $20,327,327
;
inc.
net
bus)—i.—.*
Period End. Jan. 31-
Superior Steel Corp.—Officers Elected—
Treasurer,
facilities
Excess of
quarterly dividend of 10 cents per
and the usual quarterly dividend
of 25 cents per share on the $1.40 convertible preferred stock, par $20,
both payable June 15 to holders of record May 25.
Like amounts were
disbursed on March 15, last.
Disbursements on the common stock
during 1942 were as follows: March 16, 20 cents; June 15 and Sept. 15;
15 cents each; and Dec. 15, 10 cents.—V. 157, p. 1277.
'
/,
$229,235
V;:
$1,246,097
; :
173,358
—
Tilo Roofing Co.,
The
per
value, payable May 15 to holders of record May 5.
A like
was paid on Feb.
15, last, and in each quarter during 1942,
Arrearages as at Feb. 16, 1943, amounted to $2.183,i per share.—
no
inc.—
comb,
and
share
Struthers-rWells-Titusville Corp.—Accrued Dividend—
The directors have declared
19,253
$1,978,572
163,614
_
other
1,444,629
income--
gross
Total
$132,530
"5,485 ):"; *31,669
-
1,641,526
to Jan. 1, 1943, the recpts.
from the sale of oil & other products were——
$45,562,290
expenditures — cost of drilling wells & constructing
The
$2,690,720
170,838
;
.
1940
$178,421
139,856
74,958
Net
From the begin, of this develop,
•
Total
(ry.
1941
$3,620,098
$204,237
non-oper.
"Loss.—V.
$326,532
railway—
railway———
oper. income
from
$375,076
$211,850
17,385
income—
Total deductions
Stateh Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
March—,;
Total oper.
1943—9 Mos.—1942
$1,417,416 $13,277,856 $11,577,512
' 1,032,340
9,657,758
8,886,787
net oper; rev.—
$403,604
taxes w—191,754
Total
/
Company on April 23 filed with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
a
registration statement covering the sale to stockholders of
218)962 shares ($1 par) common stock. The proceeds would be added to
working capital or applied to repayment of a note for $845,000.
Underwriter named for the issue was Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York.
The price of the shares and other details of the issue will be filed by
amendment.—V. 157, p. 1469.
Net
$1,558,915
:: 1,155,311
Total
mission
Gross
1943—Month—1942
Period End. Mar) 31—
Total
171,850
The
77,625
77,625
and a
adjourned annual meeting of, stockholders
was
held
motion for further adjournment to
May 25, 1943,
arid-approved.—V; 157, p.* 1567.
'
'
' :
■;
on
was
»
27
April
presented
v
,
"
I
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4173
157
from
United Engineering & Foundry Co.—50-Cent Dividend
the
,purchase
$691,738
A dividend o;f 50 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock, payable May 18 to holders of record May 7.
A similar distribu¬
tion was made on March 9,
last. : Payments during 1942 were as
follows: March 3,
75 cents;, and May 19, • Aug, 18 and Nov'. 17, 50
Van Norman Machine Tool Co,—25-Cent Dividend—
law),
total,
$77,071,314.—V.
157,
each,
cents
stock,
"
reccrd and
those
1941.-
for
disclosed
Ladd
that
two
MV"
large
r;
■
plants
are
sub¬
now
stantially completed.
to
holders of
record
1942,.■justified
the purchase of an additional $2,005,000 Treasury tax notes and with
some
improvement since that time permitted the payment in cash of
"Our
cash
March
our
$7,000,000
of
balance
-.'installment-• and
tax
of
as
December
retention
the
31,
of- .these- notes:
1943,
•60
:
now
amounting to $4,010,000,"!. Mr, Ladd/said. ;,.Tn; view, of further in-;
requirements for operations and taxes, it is not expected that,
our
position will continue as liquid but at the same time we do not
'expect any difficulty from current requirements,"—V. 157, p. 1367.,Y;
United Gas Improvement
The electric output, for the
1568,
'
Co.—Weekly Output—
UGI system companies for the week ended
'
,
.
I
f
.
,
"The
total
United Public Utilities Corp.—Extends
period of
months
s x
from
4,
-
To Redeem
year,, and
one
the
company
10-Year Interest Scrip—
Dollar
Yy-''y^
;
The,: corporation has called. for redemption as of May 7, 1943, the
entire outstanding
issue of $340,884.22 lace amount of its Syf.l. 10'year interest scrip, dated Jan. 1„ 1935,. due Jan. 1, 1945, at par and
'accrued interest, aggregating $141.75 per $100 face amount.
Funds
'for this redemption have been provided from the corporation's treasury
without borrowing.
.y
V
This scrip, in the original face amount of 51,078,105,
was
issued
in the rtorganiZaztion of the predecessor United Public Utilities Co.
.at Dec. 31,
1934, for unpaidi interest on bonds of /the old company.
'Each year, since issuance, the outstanding amount has been reduced
through purchases by the .corporation,
'
%'
;
Interest on this scrip will cease to accrue on and after May 7, 1943.
:
.
„
Earnings for March
:
and
Months
12
(Incl.
;
1943
'with
in
of
for
1943,
common
last,
10.
A
while
in
and
1943
1942
1941
$295,235
$2.0 743
$1,64
$2.08
share..
common
'
$1.79
profit sharing and all other charges
for-Federal income and excess profits taxes.
Note—-Federal Income and' excess profits taxes for the quarter elided
a
31
March
approximately
and
-corporattionfiv^m
fund out
be
of
employees
the
of
the
for
are
of
sale
its
Is
reserve
amounted
to
$400,000 in 1943 and $490,000 in 1942,
-
50-Cent Common Dividend—•
■;[,
The directors
the
the
on
record
1
Like amounts were
disbursed
Sept.
1, 50 cents each;
Dec.
and
oil
share
per
of
$1.75
to
per
holders
of
March
1, last.
follows; March 2,
$1.—V. 157, p. 648.
on
the common stock during 1942 Were
on
and
declared a dividend of 50 cents
and the regular quarterly dividend
preferred stock, both payable June 1
first
14.
May
Payments
Juno
have
stock
common
share
the
first
time
'V
products
the
1943
1942.
■
1,
as
on
Fed.
a
and
receipts
of
Net
the
constitute
services
taxes,
for
and
the
VL'L/wivyfy'
y^y
March
Gross
3i
:
•
for
Quarter
Ended
•
and
s
^,'L:
-V-:A--v■
1943
1942
439,757.709
Wages,
salaries,
pensions 206,821,102
172,294,449
147,556,128
152,768,739
27,808,703
24,529,973
1
-
.
-Purchased
.
taxes-and
sec.
products and services—
Depletion,
deprec.
facilities and
Estimated
>
:
social
amort,
and
loss
sale
on
additional
of
costs
of
of
$44,338
$20,825
in
,
$49,083
and
1943
$11,495
in
1943
1941
1940
$26,166
$17,176
$411,616
$381,107
23,488
operating revenue
20,716
386,047
362,502
$25,569
$18,605
,
1942
;
432,421.560
-
revenues.
refund
1,151
32.607
'
Operating expenses
Net
Rev.
Sale
post-war
1696.
p.
Quar. End. Mar. 31—
Statement
Income
156,
4,007
i
' •119,877
$80,326
estimated
$87,047
6,003
1,151
•217,178;,
.
1941
$171,368
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings—
future
;V:o '
Conso.idatcd
prof, taxes (est.i
exc.
profit
1942.—V.
must
1942
_r—$306,033
and equip
.7,428
of patents
1,151'
and
lyj.'',:' v"'".
■
1943
building
the
and
wages
for dividends
inc.
•After
the
Co.—Earnings—
—
of
Amortization
to
I
that
'
Deprec,
The
,
Equipment
Quarter Ended March 31—
Profit
Was
primarily
reported
Victor
I',
v
of
attributable
obvious
being available
for
yy'
quarter
same
.'"1-
'
.
be
must
101.5%
the first quarter of
employment
workers.
corporation."
Comparative
r
in
whici\all costs, including salaries,
ahy: balance
paid,"
•needs
in
325,530
revenues
the
with
i'/' '
-."v'"; *>'
total
shipbuilding
sales
compared
.
number of
10,338
101.7,
was
-y
.
quarterly basis;".'
\
Mr. Oid? concludes: -"It
,
Subs.)
of
additional
in
the.
of
1942.
'compared
increase
required.
of
average
'335,888,
granted by the Securities and Exchange" Commission to the corporation
comply with the Commissions divestment order entered March 4,,
Tight to apply for additional time if
quarter
quarter
The
been
to
1942.
The company had asked for an extension of
granting six montns' extens on the Coram ssion gave
were
20,
June
$236,132
—U
,
per
including
first quarter
assets,
the
on
record
•After provision for depreciation,
$537,~
.
the
iixed
profit
Earnings-
,
first
has
1943,
during
ni
of
March
on
Van Ilaalte Co., Inc.—Earnings-
However, they were below the shipments of 5,367,089 net tons
the,second quarter of 1942 which was the all-time record quarter.
The percentage of shipments to rolled and finished steel
capacity for
Order—;
March
expenditures
betterments
•
holders
to
made
in
-
An- additional
and
<1942.
jthe .first
'/■
capital
to-
were
21
was
Quarter Ended March 31—
$17,000,000.
On March 31, 1943, unexpended balances for property
additions; and replacements amounted to approximately $130,000,000,.
Capital
obligations; refied during
the
fiist quarter amoum,eu
to
$2,445 788.
The. total long term debt outstanding at March 31, 1943,
■■was $149,483,596;
'v.-'•.'/'}>"} ';"1' %%
;
Shipments of finished steel products in the first quarter of 1943
of 5,149,982 net tons were slightly higher than in the first
quarter of
April 24,- 1943, amounted,to 128,965,720 kwh., an increase of 20,570,765
lavln; or
19.0%
over
the corresponding
period last" year;—VL; 15$;
P.
deducting the current dividend declaration,
compared with $509,458,949 at March 31, 1942.
additions
creased
.
of
and its subsidiaries at March 31,
after
059;
June
amount
tho
•Net
Net current assets of the corporation
share has been declared
per
payable
on
May 20.
"
cents
25
like
of
following dividends were paid; March 20, June 20
Sepc. 21, 25 cent seach; and Dec. 21, 55 cents.—V. 157, p, 1278.
quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share on the
preferred stock, payable May 20, 1943, to holders of record April
30,
and a dividend of $1 per share on the common stock,
payable June 19
,
,
emergency
1942
the
declared
27
of
$2.50,
par
distribution
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Report
1943,
-April
•
Mr.
Steel
Reporting the earnings of the corporation for the first quarter
Irving S. 0,ds. Cuairman, announced that the directors had
that "our backlog is still the largest
aihple production through 1943."
Sales in 1942
assures
above
4,0%
were
United States
.
President George T. Ladd stated
,
dividend
A
1191.
p.
.
'on
1655
of preferred stock, $6,504; earned surplus (includes
of Mexican subsidiaries required by Mexican
reserves
$10,197,483;
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
operating profit %
from
Total
other
income
Bond interest,
•$2,322
*$3,540
63,780
53,144
$61,458
$49,604
!;'%
sources
—
21,691
23,949
$47,260
$42,555
v;
54.499
56,979
24,781
32,197
$6,958
•$7,374
$22,479
$10,353
'efcc.^C-r-.
emergency
fixed
assets
applicable
this
to
profit
Net.
.
•Loss.
,
Period End. Mar. 31—
Subsidiaries—
-
.Operating
Tot.
Net
& taxes
exps.
.1,157,711
'••
income—
oper.
income
$5,199,526
State,
$4,955,074
: 3,914,599
4,186,145
$288,445
4.304
$1,013,381
21,577
yy;y 17,729
out
other
and
local
Estimated
$1,040,474
4,867
•
arising
Interest
1,141,073
$324,399
<net.i_.
period
1943-12 Mos.—1942
y% '••;% -f, -nf
'k
•>•. '■..
$1,482,110V $1,429,518
revenues.
oper.
Other
1943 - 3 Mos.—1942
'--s-v
-■.
and
of
6,000,000
costs
long-term
on
miscellaneous
Federal
income
debit
taxes-,——
taxes.-;-
28,100,000
.
Gross income
—
$328,703
—
deductions
Balance
U.
applic.
P.
$293,312
declared
Divs. declared
6,419
on
46,764
corp.
:;
$324,550
United Public Utilities' Corp.— I
%
.
General
*
„
$1,039,275
forward
for future
Note—AU .results stated
and
$23,346
104.640
Net income -ii.-.
-V.
$988,195
'
also
bility
(ne.t)t:-.L-l__-..;':,i:;.$2l.487
m.sc; deducts.
&
Carried
and
expenses
taxes
Int,
$286,893
—
$123,312
106.311
%i37,236^^
$198,423 I
$130,912
420,415
427,062
*;
^ $444;467
i
various
to
of
Loan,
Society
of
The directors have declared
.and
semi-annual
a
stock,
;conunon
Nov.
15,
cents
and
dividend
payable
last
year,
an
extra
of 30 cents and
the
of
10
dividend of
cents
paid
-
compared
the
on
record
of
various
Sv Truck
Operating
par
30.
On
dividend of 40
with
United
States
Smelting
Report—
Yx
•Consolidated
Refining Co.
&
(&
Subs.)—
Lines, Inc.
■•■'•■ ?1942
1941
■
for
Profit
•
depreciation,
depletion
&
fof
$6,855,963
1.883,189
amort._
1,695.826
$7,146,844
Reserves
1,939,703
$5,263,655
surplus^—balance beginning
year_rL
of
.Preferred
dividends
Balance
f
•Alter
all
charges
and
provision
amortization..'
:
that
1941—$18,457,
1941
$990,854
$740,570
246.182
'
Federal taxes--;
;; 197,329
120.211
$585,605
$370,344
272,970
272,970
272.970
•
"requirements.
of
share
the
1942
•
excess
be
income
rate
the
at
•U. S.
will
40%
528,765
on
31%
for
taxes
now
in
rate
1,005.000
$750,570
$1,183,970
530,000
825,000
,
.'
1
510,000
yyy
'
and
of
hand,
on
U.
$1,963,001;
$671,000;
license
fees,
$108,406;
etc.,
total,
$27,641;
for
reserve
workmen's
surplus,
$3,258,562;
total, $7,438,138.—V.
157,
then
'
and
in
$0.28
"
and
Feb.,
the
corresponding
No
for
provis.on
force.
profits taxes for either period, it being
$0.18
been figured
was
months
made
believed that
of
for
none
dividend
of
cents
50
per
share
has been declared
cents
75
Nov.
on
V4 156, p. 1696.
;
'
15,
and
1941,
'
25
17,
cents
the
May
Consolidated Balance Sheet,
to
the
consolidation
of
Traffic
and improvements
(less reserves for depreciation, de¬
amortization, and property written off», $40,397,159; de¬
ferred charges to operation, $6,797,272; fire insurance fund, $1,645,283;
and
additions
pletion
notes
last
year,
July
on
Similar
compared
17,
1941.-—
and
loans
not
due
in
1943,
$25,370;
inventories, $10,633,142;
accounts receivable, $2,007,655; notes receivable and loans,
$2,904; miscellaneous marketable securities, $80,853; U, S. guaranteed
securities,
time
$700,000;
U.
S.
Treasury notes,
deposit $100,000), $9,781,676;
liabilities—Commpn
stock
ipar
$5,000,000;
total,
$50),
$26,438,250;
cash
Universal
v;
A
dividend
compares with
1942
were
cents
10
10
1,
25
cents
1
holders
to
on
March
and
2
each.—V.
Newark,
has been
share
paid
March
cents
of
Co.
per
payable .June
follows;
as
Dec.
Insurance
of
$8,
par
p.
record
last.
1,
June
157,
1,
N.
declared
of
25
J.—Divs,-—
Utah
Light
&
Traction
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
common
May
14.
This
Distributions during
cents each,
and Sept.
l
480.
cumul.
pref.
518,201;
drafts
in
transit,
$421,269;
accrued
■
reserves
for
taxes
and
other
liabilities, $4,380,169; dividends declared (paid Jan. 15, 1943),
$938,219; reserves for contingencies, $9,194,258; capital surplus arising
Dec.
.
current
Other
balances—net
supplies
dividends
31
1
1941
i''
''t'-'jj)
$
.
-yw-
168,915,660
166,781,489
5,638,547
502,109
3,000,000
notes
8,350
105,444
519,542
590,796
1,508,502
697,340
4,283,282
1
assets
9,700
606,018
________
3,011,513
receivable—
1,750
38
485
31,205
32.893
—__
assets
1,493,070
—_
1,339,268
-V
182,597,490
revenues.—J
Operating
expenses
Federal
Co.—Earnings-
stock
Preferred,
Grants
31,271,500
6%
in
cumulative
of
aid
dividends
$1,315,152
132,767
taxes
$2,049,353
110,878
1,610,045
1,165,543
18,988
704
86,436
8,065
81,641
68,212
.
taxes
L__
7,208
,
5,963
-V.
its
Rent
oper.
fr.
$40,151
revenues—
lease
of
plant
$21,744
$271,231
$73,332
30,845
.
382,073
549,683
31,258
of
6,120,559
Gross
Int.
on
Other
income
mtge.
int.
&
$71,409
$653,304
$623,015
50,763
597,201
2,147
25,356
17,723
deductions
—
in
29,888,237
RR.—Annual Report-
first
of operation the
year
in
$100
taxes
Wabash
22,208,660
30,002,264
.
30,135
23,961,521
^
1278.
p.
each
19,388
12,714
1941,
just released by
$18.96
609,150
2,094
.
$52,589
49,221
•_
bonds
6,039,234
34,161
182,597,490 181,203,231
$5,532,112
For
1,257,975
liabilities————
net income of $6,826,791
road
210
754,300
1,257,975
G__~
Wabash
a
Net
180
liabilities
157,
15,240
46,575
750,550
V:
—
declared.._____
Corporate surplus
$139,289
1,420,749
payable_—_
taccrued
liability
current
Total
60,344,000
1,135,888
payable
unpaid
Unmatured
tax
wages
accounts
interes
Other
4,604
60,044,000
and
matured
Accrued
27,955,000
4,604
debt
accounts
Miscellaneous
31.271,500
27,955,000
stock
construction__i-.y.
Unmatured
1943—12 Mos,—1942
$199,114
181,209,231
LiabilitiesCommon
Deferred
1943—Month—1942
Operating
as
of
Norman B.
revenue
against
revenue
for year
according
from
reorganized Wabash RR. showed
1942 as compared with net income
the
to
$8.88
freight,
first
annual
of
the
paid
out
report
Pitcairn, President.
in
received
per
1942
the
Wabash
$100 in 1941.
and allied services for the
passenger
amounted to $78,898,484 and income from other sources amounted
$746,431, making a gross income of $79,644,915, an increase of
over
the previous year.
year
to
$21,437,372
Balance
7%
Sheet,
and conduc,
receivabley--.————
accounts
and
Interest
on
.
*$321
$20,094
$30,747
*$3,853
157,
p.
Expenses
of
operation,
comnosed
$47,037,382,
1568.
Utah
W.
Austin
elected
•officers
Co.—New
Radio Products
Ellmore,
Oden
F.
Jester
Vice Presidents in line with
were
necessary.—V.
153,
p.
and
707,
Remv
L.
Hudson
decision
that
totaled
1941.
During 1942
$68,213,339,
of
and
an
cost,
rent of
of
labor
and
equipment and
increase)
of
material,
property,
$19,430,400
over
year
Officers—
the board's
taxes of $14,961,300,
$6,214,657,
•Deficit.—V.
stock
(par $50). $23,397,400:
capital stocks of subsidiary companies
not owned in consolidation and proportion of surplus accounts applic¬
able thereto, $579,561; accounts payable and accrued payrolls,
$1,-
1,667,301
3,596,222
from agents
and
Interest
Auaited
(including
$77,071,314.
3,127,148
_
car-service
and
Long-term
and
receivable
$6,559,710
1,667,300
balance receivable
in
properties,- plants,
$5,090,913
1942
Miscellaneous
Dec. 3), 1942
investments,
profit and loss.__%
v-l
to
Special deposits
"
Assets-r-CoSt
transferred
4,729,712
common
5,
%
'
■
on
record
par
other
required under the existing law.
3,527
58,563
-
■
dividends
dividends
Deferred
$97,374
$0.59 I'
1943, have
60,741
UiJw,';.-
investmeiits,:,'.__y__!yyyiyLLL_y2yjyLi__:__-_^i.'yy;
compensa¬
904.
p.
2,265,244
2,261,765
debt
Temporary cash investments, U. S. Tre&s.
self-insurance,
4,887
$8,887,044
Li '
$7,-
$107,100; minority interest in subsidiary companies,
capital stock (par $1), $510,000: capital surplus, $2,040,000;
4.932
;
Assets—
.
insurance,
$8,831,931
$7,413,419
charges—
income
103,035
$7,418,351
charges__'—
Balance
-;V'Vy I'./;.
:
$8,788,899
debt
unfunded
on
Common
(less reserves for deprecia¬
$2,384,525;
intangible assets,
$2,846,010),
52,720
$7,369,757
officer,,$38,444; fixed assets
of
547,607
46,174
■
income__——__
fixed
for
funded
on
fixed
Preferred
tax
receivable
from
available
Interest
Other
Treasury
754,345
:i
L---—
deductions
Interest
Net
S.
7,213,460
$8,188,569
48,594
income
Tncome
$2.15
accounts
6,657,500
$6,569,237
income-„____-__—
operatihg
24,975
$13,226,737 $15,402,029
- - -
income
Total
'
indebtedness,
revenues—L----
operating
ry.
468.644
______
income——
Equipment rents—net' L__—
Joint
facility rents—net—_—
—
Net
33,014
520,962
_L
accruals-^—
tax
Railway
550,000
$1.47
profits taxes.
banks
in
28,751
investment—Cr__
for
Unadjusted credits
Jan.
force;
Railway
Miscell,
excess
4,290,234
.%'■
$2,188,970
*585,000
shares
stock outstanding--..;-'
common
Note—U. S.
at
$312,835
$146,965
per
Dr4,376
312,540
4,665,618
,v—
Total
and
Balance
Earns,
67,954
taxes
$10. payable May 20 to holders of
distributions were made on June 15 and Nov,
250,015
207.920
$2,033,018
5,272 224
5,591.159
_
Universal Consolidated Oil Co,—50-Cent Dividend—
A
;
;
216,243
8,780
$2,190,168
...
operations
operating
Materials
with
c_—
47,507
G98.827
i $26,523,147 $27,837,320
—
Unadjusted debits
.
$419,935
dividend
$2,193,346
d,
r~-
prepaid
revenue,
stock,
$832,360
Net earnings
Preferred
827,239
tion, State of Ohio,
x':-
1942
,!
equipment.^
ry.
ing
stock,
/
1,266,372
Net
Other
•
$114,736;
'; ■;"
revenues-,'L_-L-i—
and structures—-*-----~L
way
of
Net
earned
v."'
-
.
income
on
$6.86
35,720
919,509
operating
of
items,, $141,731; public liability and cargo claims for losses not covered
by insurance, $47,987; Federal income taxes, $637,193; unearned truck¬
$9,686,706
I;. $6.20
•
amortization
Domestic and foreign
1,627,941
982,212
■■
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $363,049; accrued salaries and Wages,
$190,139; taxes, other than Federal taxes on income, and-other accrued
Earnings, Two Months Ended Feb. 28
', charges, except as follows
•Reserves for depreciation, depletion
and
1,579,180
•:
:
deducting all
after
1,688,997
$1,335,570
income
.amortization
$1,288,881;
500,000
'/ I1943'
earnings,
and
made for U, S. excess profits taxes, it being
required.
Includes foreign excess profits
Estimated Consolidated
r
10,076 922
1,372,217
y
certificates
life of
on
438,138.
-
8,667,346
be
Will
none
and
tion
•'•-•'_py-'.".'-vVi'.--;'
taxes:; 1942—mone:
Gross
cies
,500.000
$10,197,483
4,532,341
13,396
Transportation
$810,764; inventories of tires, gasoline and oil, $143,842;
marketable securities, $29,275; cash surrender value of insurance poli¬
except domestic and foreign Federal taxes on
for reserves for depreciation,
depletion and
Note—No provision was
believed
500,000
contingencies-,
$22,514,155
5,776,157
(less reserves),
$10,186,706
share
Earnings per common
income
:
for
reserve
1941
$19,691,289
General expenses
$17,680,817
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec. 31, 1942
tj
notes
1,637,818
shutdown expenses of gold properdown by Government, order____
Earned surplus—end Of yeaL,^i-_^
1
•
for
closed
ties
1942
•
>.
—_—
Transportation
1941
1942.,
$1,267,615
Federal
for
ASscts—Cash
2,643,825
$11,197,483
Provision for special
-Reserve
Total
Maint.
Ma int.
687,885
•Includes. $22,000
$14,468,349
1,637,818
-
possi¬
Report—
$14,556,455
Outstanding common shares
Earnings per share_„_._"
9,$52,089
2,115.060
IC
dividends
Common
•<]',.'
.
income
$4,916,260
9,686,706
.
$14,950,361
...
Total
v
Earned
to
75,326
Miscellaneous
income
Net income
Dividends paid
$8,551,789
2,934,090
income..
on
the
•'
$10,080,934
Federal taxes
after
revenues:
Express'
Miscellaneous
1
Subs.)--Annual
(&
income' (net)
Provision
earnings
Domestic and foreign
'.
'-•'LuyL'T
.
.
in
1568.
p.
quarter
amounting
47,469 ,'.
contracts, the esti¬
and amortization, and
depreciation
tor
first
$2.48
involved
revenues
Operating
:
Other
'Annual
$1.04
those
as,
for
depletion
and
157, p., 643.
Passenger
semi-annual
a
1942.—V.
Calendar Years— '
5,136,418
depreciation ' „_2_r
May 15, 1942.—V. 156, p, 1616,
on
operations
depreciation
Freight—merchandise
$398,426 $12,913,363
5,149,982
Transportation and terminal *.e'xpenses_r;__a___
Equipment' maintenance and repairs
r;
Insurance, traffic promotion & admin, expenses
Equip, licenses, gasoline, payroll & other operating t,a,xes
share
$10
of
results
for
$24,822 in
\Virg;iniah Ry.—Annual Report-
Operating
Government
contingencies.—V. 157,
U.
April
semi-annual
a
which
cents,
of 10 cents
of
on
provis.oa
$481,301
cents per
10
share
per
holders
to
company
extra
an
30
15
and
1943
299,753
(Philadelphia).^—Reduce
extra
an
of
May
such
profits
mated; taK-iiaohity,
; Semi-Annual Payment—Also to Pay Extra Dividend—,:?
.
y
•'■.'•■'
8,703,252
.
subject to final 1943 audit adjustments
are
uncertainties
renegotiation
.Calendar Years—
States
needs__—______
estimates
157, p. 903.
United
,
shows
allowance
39,755,482
8,703,252
Shipments of finished- steel products (net tons)
Earnings per share for common stock
;
to
U.
$30,617 in
$15,406,597 $27,921,534
-%■"■■ 6,304,919
6,304,919
pfd. stock—
stock—I;
on
com.
above
made
Freight—cc-al
$1,058,203
V.y:: 18,927
$1,034,958
4 J 53
:Ly
having
—
Dividends
'
Other
1.462.831
6,852,154 X 7,688,552
—.
Income..
Note—The
6,000,000
-
1,213,025
have
been
additional
i'
there
increase
of
$7,700,077 in operating ex¬
penses,
due principally to increased maintenance and transportation
expenses
because of increased volume of business, and increase in
wages
was
an
effective Sept. 1, 1941 and.Dee. 1, 1941, imposed under mediation
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1656
West
with the operating organizations and the non-operating
in the amount of $3,075,485.
e11TOonw7nv:
revenues
less total expenses during 1942 left $11,798,077 foi
agreements
organizations
Total
;
'•
called
■'
.V'
v 1
"
.
v
"1941 '■■ •'
Westchester
$68,449,908 $50,800,291
6,163,206
2,974.484
pLssenaer"""""
Lighting Co.
Operating revenues:
Sales
of
Sales
g"-42*
-M9-«4
oper.
Total
1942
oper.
Operating
\
"Taxes
$56'889'880
g,221,286 6,889,880
revenues
structures..—
and
Maintenance
of
way
Maintenance
of
equipment....-.-.-.----
revs
90,481
90,201
$19,823,883
11,567,112
expenses.
Gross
Int.
^
-—--
11,287,583
11,317,492
1,914,400
3,084,626
3,035,786
$3,629,199
14,916
13,113
Dr7,515
14,513
2,172,225
;
$2,612,982
$3,621,684
1,832,200
$3,098,584
1,834.200
52,177
104,250
104,250
27,425
advs. from
on
•
$3,266,049
30,563
20,574
1,834,200
1,834,200
5,110,863
income
—$699,180
'Dividends;.
1__
less
premium
$1,129,571
$1,662,660
1,254,000
1,463,000
836,000
"Including provision for Federal
expense
Other
income.——.
operating
railway
and
income
miscellaneous
income
Total
746,432
for
0
$10,853,'341
2,573,881
charges
$9,709,901
4,177,788
Income
—----
debt,
1,452,669
326,719
fund
provision for
directors
tue
on
V.
619,000
739,701
income—
$1,277,049
* 1,254,000
of
w
2,169,024
"844,170
2,851,178
"3,114,275
$2,378,370
18.
April
5,098
11,497
14,575
$1,059,952
$2,366,873
initial
the
on
483,491
478,853
1,918,441
1,958,515
:
income
$330,352
.
$1,135,120
$448,432
$581,099
'•
General
Sheet
Balance
-V-:!,
1
1941
1942:;
g ■::'/V'.v-
Assets—/
to
Investments
Cash
:—
Traffic
holders
balances—Dr——_—
1,941,842
2,316,337
4,242,796
Interest
receivable.L.-.^-.i---
supplies
—
dividends
and
Deferred
:
assets
■:
and
Deferred
183,853
1,228,581
5,166,924
—_„—aL—263,857,679
Total■
*
Liabilities—
Capital
in
Long
term
Traffic
and
accrued
—
declared
liabilities
Unadjusted
;
;
—-
318,707
5,604,603
500,375
580,253
7,560,794
—A—a—_—_L———
Earnings
for
Net
ry.
.
•
Net
ry.
—V.
Date
to
Western Grain
Accruals—
holders of
Jan.
sinking fund
.•/ft;'/ft
>13,336,176
series
A
1943,
2,
of
of $4 in cash in exchange for each $100 of
July 2, 1943,
surrendered.
bonds
The
serai-annual
interest
will also be paid on the series A bonds.—V.
156,
p,
due
July
2,
1424.
9,579,380
5,098,963
4,055,535
2,781,709
1,984,553
2,208,224
756,197
(& Subs.)—Earnings— ft/--..
Western Maryland
;
:
Maint.
$3,724,007
126,945
bids
Boston,
for
the
$2,268,894
$9,087,642
$6,285,963
449,466
199,845
993,574
91,739
$0.21
.,
Mass.,
sale
to
until
it
of
collateral trust 4 V2 ft
bonds, series A,
due Feb. 1, 1956, at prices
exceeding 100 and interest.
The trustee had prior to April 21
$131,981 in the sinking Lund available for purchase of the bonds.
—V. 15,7, p. 1368:
~.v
ftftft'ft
'
'Mft/
.
Washington Gas Light Co.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Operating
Operation
revenues..
——„
—
_
Maintenance
of
Traffic
1,663,458
1,418,686
Miscellaneous
General
Net
571,059
equipment—-
expenses
Transportation
511,282
42,390 "
______
46,576
oper
,
:i
129,387
612,695
2,297,729
1,718,311
10,834
822,971
exps.__.
27.249
,1,;
62,682
56,281
190,767
Federal
inc.
excess
$3,785,478
$2,218,772
560,000
340.000
1,552,000
840,000
$800,973
$491,381
$2,233,478
$1,378,772
8,173
45,751
78,751
116,685
Drl5,219
Drl5,255
Br44,956
operating
1,961,667
$1.21
$2,182,119
"Includes
dividends
ITncludes
excess
received
profits
$521,877
$2,267,273
$1,451,637
16,791
94,513
45,801
$1,497,438
■
rents
(net).
income
Interest
Net
—V.
and
other
$2,010,821
831,417
$1,179,404
deductions
Income
—
28,087^
$538,668
$2,361,786
275,246
281,360
832,230
834,511
$546,768
$257,308
$1,529,556
$662,927
$822,014 '
u
——
income
the three months ended March
31,
1942.—V.
1279.
157, p.
Whiting Corp.—Pays Extra Dividend—
An
extra
dividend of 20 cents per share was recently declared on
stock, par $20, payable April 30 to holders of record
April 22.
Regular distributions of like amount were made on Jan. 15
and April
15, last.
Payments In 1942 were as follows: Jan. 15, 20
the
common
.
cents;
April 15,
40 cents;
157, p, 264.
157, p. 1278.
Co.—Earnings-
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
Net
sales
sales
Total
(retail)
net
1943
and July
15 and Oct.
________
sales
for
excess
1942
1941
$6,004,760
6,886,223
5,298,531
$9,381,368
Fed.
normal
profits
1,184,789
525,747
158,680
taxes
income
$14,940,568
367.840
;
Net earnings
Prov.
______
The
period have been
has
been
credit
to
the
excess
for
the
profits
earnings
687,420
$209,160
$497,369
The
offer
Ye.low
Note—Federal
income
and
excess
profits
were
computed
the
of
1943
at rates now in effect.
Excess profits tax
by using one quarter of the total excess profits
the measure in arriving at the amount subject
foreign
subsidiaries
quarter of
of
1943
consolidated
not
compared
as
were
$39,408
for the like
with $71,411
;■ ?;..
157, p. 1096.
General
Truck
difficulties.
matter
&
Co.—Merger Postponed—
Motors
Coach
According
will
Corp. to acquire all the assets 0' the
has teen postponed because of tax
letter to Yeuow jliuck stocicnutuers, tne
Mfg.
to
Co.
a
under
remain
consideration, but the question will not be
at
their annual
meeting on May 13, ass
originally intended. It is reported that efforts will be directed toward
working out a plan that will preserve as far as possible the funda¬
submitted
mental
to
stockholders
basis of
the original
offer and at the
time
same
the
meet
tax
problems involved.
If such a plan should be evolved, it is stated that
meeting of stockholders will be called to act upon it.
For
General Motors has held all the common stock of the company
special
a
years,
and
large percentage of the preferred and Class B stocks outstanding.
January,,. General Motors offered to exchange its shares for the
preferred and Class B stocks of Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co. held
a
473).—V. 157, p. 480.
p.
York County Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years End. Dec. 31—
Operating
for
for
$265,269
at
the
1368.ft,.i
$991,886
556,364
522,424
53,802
41,095
102,051
112,743
——
depreciation
of
amort,
utility
State
and
Net
earnings
Other
plant
acq.
adjusts..
10,726
34*457
33,523
income
taxes
(no
excess
62,326
16,055
$255,241
—_——.
income—net
1941
/
,074,033
-.------i
Provision
1942)
1942
_____—.1
revenues—gas
MaintenanceProv,
During
■
Operation
Balance
Interest
$265,110
23,433
—
——.—L—
v.
on
long
on
Interest
Amort,
unfunded
of debt
Net
46,067
rate
>
$278,674
term debt—
\
$311,177
175,447
debt
discount
income
191,499
120
and
of
for
the
14,254
$88,691'
,_.i
Federal
57
14,415
expense—.
——
provision
those
sents
and
State
income
taxes
in
$105,366
1941
repre¬
subsidiary
companies.
No provision was required
for York County Gas Co. due to the loss on the sale of, the investment
Petersburg
benefit
of
&
such
taxes
come
and
and
Gas Co.
Hopewell
loss,
would
If the
had not had the
for Federal and State in¬
approximately $16,000.
required
the
have
been
Company
provision
liabilities
Conewago Gas Co.)
1941.
directors
29,
$1
each;
Aug.
and Nov.
28
30,
75
cents
each,
and
Dec.
22,
cents.
A.
W.
Robertson, Chairman,
measured
months
of
by
sales
1943.
as
70ft*
^
'
billed,
compared
filled lorders, i likewise,
Of. 1942 Of
disclosed that Westinghouse production,
had increased 39 '/t
in the first three
-
show
v
t
'
a
1
with
the
large
•/,
last year.
Un¬
the first quarter'
period
same
increase
ofer
•
.
Nu*.
Sheet,
Dec.
31,
1912
Assets—Utility plant, $6,386,250; investments and special deposits,
$669,174; cash, $412,609; accounts receivable, (less reserve for uncol¬
lectible accounts of $38,038), $253,527; materials and supplies, $77,290;
prepaid insurance, etc., $4,019; capital stock discount ($50,000) and
expense, $84,669;
deferred charges, $192,550; total, $8,080,087.
Liabilities—7ft
stock
Co.,
State
of
V.
debt,
$10),
$1,200,000;
accounts
long
payable,
customers'
$53,622;
stk. (par $100), $1,500,000;
term
taxes,
liabilities,
construction,
157, p. 480.
$59,369;
$9,459;
$38,509;
security
miscellaneous
reserves,
earned
debt
$37,882;
thereon, $3,431; accr. general taxes,
income
deferred
cumulative first preferred
(par
$3,293,300;
term
accrued
common
May
50
estimated to be applicable; to the year 1943.—V. 157,
p,
$138,576)
for
taxes
as
Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg.
The
long
on April
28 declared a dividend of $1 per share on
stock, par $50, and on the 7% cumulative and partici¬
preferred stock, par $50, both payable May 28 to holders of
record May 11.
Like amounts were disbursed on Feb. 26, last.
During
1942 the following payments were made on these issues:
March 4 and
the
260,478
$11,303,291
and
—_—_
income
tax.
of
March
that
computed
year
Profits
states
company
determined
for
common
„■
pating
as
Net
refund of
*.
Notes-— (l)
15, 20 cents each.—V.
'
.
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—$1 Dividends—
$8,054,345
—
(wholesale)
$1,25
$64,657,
$1,247,184.
Gas
Western Auto Supply
post-war
subsidiaries,
puted in
income '•
charges
Net
V
Gross,
(less
tax
foreign
for
inc.—
oper.
103,345
■
from
Note—Operating expenses include accrued amortization of defense
projects Of $85,280 for March, 1943, and $69,220 for March, 1942;
also $255,840 for the three months ended March 31, 1943, and $163,103
ry.
Gross income
Fixed
$1,907,476
5,996
$1,288,317
—-
—
•
July 31, 1942, company effected a merger of the assets
of two subsidiary companies
(Interborough Gas Co,
and also recorded the original cost of utilityplant and made certain adjustments incident thereto for company and
two merged subsidiary companies,
Effective as of that date, in order
to have a- uniform depreciation policy for all property,
the companyadopted the policy of providing for depreciation of plant in service at
the overall rate of 2ft per annum on depreciable property and of
pro¬
viding for amortization of utility plant acquisition adjustments at the
same rate as that used for depreciable property.
The adoption of this
new policy had no material
effect on the aggregate provision as com¬
668,050
899,798
revenues
income
153,348
$0,73
Balance
Net
Other
702,258
—
————J-.
out¬
Dr43,820
$793,927
J
Other
778,314
788,185
profits taxes
.1,126,878.
Note—As of
Net
674,175
$2,188,115
and
761,954
''
1
—
stock
cap.
"The
facil.
Joint
571,652
773,538
839,580
—
t2,176,324
$2,457,835
163,364
$831,381
.
rev.
1942
619,290
a
taxes
excess
32,723
9,446
136,842'
$1,360,973
expenses
oper.
Operating incomeEquipment rents
$12,857,998 $11,457,382
7,655,286
6,857,715
;
____
Depreciation
General
1943
.
227.846
$3,313,441
1,963,967
597,265
not
12 Mos. Ended March 31--
141,815
$3,498,297
$2,371,419
1943—3 Mos.—1942
$3,318, ,987
revenues——
Taxes
trustee,
132,184
$2,511,593
profits tax payable)
1943 —Month—1942
Received—
received
"149,260
$4,027,812
V
1942
$4,322,312
Boston,
174,540
1,964.327
in
of
1943,
$3,035,595
,
$1,524,639
Ry.—Earnings-
structures
$0.30
21,
$3,356,482
173,933
$2,379,409
(net).
profit
"Federal
2,458,444
Bank
2,274,029
General;taxes.:——
11,325,520
State and social security taxes and estimated
and
excess- profits : faxes.
tOn 424,600
shares of
outstanding.—V. 156, p. 1696,
ft .ft/ft
April
1940
$5,534,164
2,455,979
'
187,954
$1,712,912
series A,
260,927
$100
Period End. Mar. 31—
National
1941
$6,000,415
2,277,691
(Including Subsidiaries Merged
gold bonds,
941,820
_
Noon,
1st mtge.
748,229
..
First
6f/c
the
on
1943
1942
$4,831,033
$3,878,552
income
•"-77
,
payment
;ft:
*
standing (no par)1,964.327
Earnings per share
;
$0.87
Co., Ltd.—Plans to Wipe Out Interest
;
■
provides
''"ft:/ft:/,'
;
1943
by the public.—(See V. 157,
815,337
share.
depreciation,
o'clock
103,760,255
,1940
Warren Brothers Co.—Tenders
The
104,051,222
—V0t156T ~p"l696".
dated
1
income
12
—_
$3,801,575
22,486,969, 15,546,023
:
Subsidiaries)
Last
The
per
stock
765,709
—
1941
sales
"After
5,150,918
641,766
—
1,665,490
profits
common
5,150,918
:
surplus
$4,958,104
'
Quarters Ended March 31—1
Federal
36,784,000
surplus
Operating
"Net
36,784,000
1942
Waldorf System, Inc.
Total
(836,000 no par shares)—
stock
Capital
157, p. 1568.
.-(Earnings
454,695
2,364,111
2,011.251
income.—
oper.
271,332
454,695
2,371,568
1,068,120
railway....
railway..
from
287,846
construction——
reserve——
aid of
$5,660,638
income
from
Net
5,146,770
reserve—.——
provident
Earned
!:
263,857,679 246,816,292
1—' t"
From Jan,
Gross
887,164
6,502,279
plant.
1929, which carry accrued interest amounting to $24
bonds, will vote June 15 on approving a proposal which
for the issuance of $120
in new series B bonds and the
1943
oper.
740,092
.
857,123
3,551,130
railway—
railway
from
damages
utility
641,102
739,953
$8,055,579
from
Net
Year
and
508,760
per
March—
Gross
March
110,425
construction.—
depreciation of
and
Common
"Opening entry Wabash Railroad Company.
; '•
for
Injuries
101,317
—.
for
23
stock
39,802,160
41,950,025
...
Total
Reserve
542,568
————————————
Customers'.. advances
10-for-l
a
2312. /:
p.
225.000
242,369
554,348
companies—
—
April
made
was
result of
156,
133,575
3,475,000
437,643
accruals...
———
accrued
16,1
46,184,000
2,475,000
companies
sundry
1,6.13,905
1,308,186
:
_
accrued
Interest
45,750
313,148
—
-:
—
deposits
Contributions in
—
credits
surplus
Taxes
and
associated
Employees'
13,465,594
liabilities—
to
2,489,947
78,825
'
liability....——
current
Payables
associated
3,616,320
1,399,633
accrued—
rents
tax
.
income
147,318
46,184,000
debt
from
payable
share
per
184,754
1642 period.—V.
1,062,785
,
52,758
104,051,222 103,760,255
1,508,502
...
1,033,891
885,114
57,387
154,150
2,459,923
205,030
payable.—;
payable...—
wages
dividends
Unmatured
Unmatured
Deferred
546,286
unpaid
interest
Corporate
103,016,495
accounts
matured
Accrued
Other
102,832,709
accounts
Unmatured
—
balances—Cr_——
car-service
Miscellaneous
Interest
89,182,917
89,182,917
28,180
construction...
896,317
—
75,164
Liabilities—
Customers'
debt
and
Audited
of
aid
246,816,292
,
stock
Grants
144,277
company—
supplies
Advances
10.
1942.-—
1,881,903
profits taxes
Foreign exchange loss—
Prov. for contingencies.
18,609
2,172,420
debits
Long-term
28,
$5,945,214
J
Fed. income and
2,073,565
916,106
associated
Accounts
■
and Dec.
16
24.—V.
42,150
1,826,763
•
cents
April
Wholly-Owned Domestic
:
Total
(2)
15,752,888
10,145,659
———a—
debits
308,621
18,609
^2-:
deposits and funds
insurance, rents, etc.—
Prepaid
Other
2,254,851
42,150
29,712
39,178
current, assets-———A———a—:——;
Special
Nov.
15,
Wrigley Jr. Co.—Earnings—
Profit
6,988
31.383
receivable
Other
from
Materials
T,136,596
2,185,674 u
3,413,949
25,359
receivable
Rents
Unadjusted
Receivable
94,317
from agents and conductors
and ' car-service
Miscellaneous ' accounts
Material-and
2,649,562
receivable
60
Depreciation
Net
2,117,921
Accounts
v
s
of
record
of
Quar. End. Mar. 31—
Shares
308,621
'
—
;
7,565,461
—a.
.,
.::
12,010,800
investments.-
balance receiv.
Net
7,160,196
-—.—-
Temporary cash
Special deposits
Feb.
value common stock, the
par
Operating profit
Expenses
-
$
94,695,794
2,252,711
—
'42 "Jan. 1,'42
$ ■
S
'218,100,498 215,243,419
7;'.".
95,316,210
Utility plant
Capital stock expense
Other physical property.——2—_;
Investment in capital-stock of associated co.__
Other, investment
—---i.
V
r
Dec. 31,
Aug.
holders of record May
15, last, and 011 Feb.
to
15
on
Transportation Associates—Initial Div.—
no
(And
Sheet, Dec. 31
r-
..
15,
distribution
new
split-up,
$3,093,635
"Reclassified.-
and receive:^ accounts.
"Combined corporate
157,
dividend of 10 cents per share
a
May
made
was
May
15,
Worcester
$3,108,210
$5,532,113
$4,904,338
credit of profit and loss
to
11,431,645
11,660,126
2,178,000
1,679
Balance
Transferred
payable
stocx,
distribution
(William)
$813,843
,.
——-
prices.—V.
contract
war
debt
$1,065,050
-
$815,522
deductions—
Net
of
157, p. 648.
50,550
— -r-
196,101
1,399,633
& other res, funds
appropriations of income....—-——to sinking
applied
Dividend
2,931,971
647,000
income
Income
renegotiation
April 27 declared
on
common
similar
March
$19,067,674 $19,823,154
$5,460,191
3,024,985
Non-operai.ing loss
w—< ,<
,
$5,227,208
—
Gross
$4,124,654
"$4,160,438
1943—12 Mos,—1942
1943—Month—1942
;
...
Operating
$5,532,113
$8,279,460
contingent interest—
capital
to
funded
on
charges
fixed
applied
Interest
•———-
——
—.
after
Income
Income
charges
fixed
for
j;
1,505,322
—
Will & Baumer Candle Co., Inc.—10-Cent Dividend—
The
104,250
tAmortization
tax.
revenues._
Taxes
78,751
contingencies
post-war
-
1368.
deductions.
expenses-
Depreciation
$9,788,652
income-.-..—
from
deductions
available
Income
Fixed
811,798,077
944.735
income
Miscellaneous
Operating
Operating
674,003
;
22,930,312
4,930,201
13,875,457
2,262,015
income
Earnings for the Three Months Ended March 31
Period End. Mar. 31-
$9,114,649
$11,051,645
—
580,780,124
adjusts. "23,566,776
——
v-
Net
and post-war
taxes
asso¬
interest
Net
■
987,119,603
—-_L_—--L— Jj
:
Fed.
tax___—17,376,667
refund of excess profits tax.—_ Crl.737,666
"After
p.
$3,251,536
ciated companies
.
rents
,
tax
Net
$19,866,968 $19,135,038
$3,111,696
long-term debt.:
on
Int.
$16,899,802 $!8,085,372
5,848,157
3,970,724
operating income
payable—Dr
Railway
Net
93,400
v.
2,955,648
(net 1
revs,
1942
282,387,969
profits
An
$?1 o?HSn
accr.uals_^^^^^^^.; 14,961,300
'
Railway
operations
railway
from
revenue
81
226,690,198
„
before
Post-war
$2,627,898
income—.
fOther
Net
March
Ended
billed.^:;.—^^----^-^----^-^*155.649,355 112,159,411
provision
1,814,400
2,751,640
-w--—i,.
Non-oper.
20,270,700
25,005541
investment—Cr—-u-—
for
-unfilled
A
?So^onr:;auhne::::;:ci::::::L-:::
ssshss.
Transportation
,
1939
86,129
11,455,336'
2,150,000
Operating income
8,371,94.
9 401,440
1940
1941
$19,300,658
revenues.
Depreciation
operating
Orders
Sales
Income
-Earnings for Cal. Years-
electricity—, $12,148,195 $12,800,315 $12,676,923 $12,226,747
gas__—u—
7,081,982 > 6,933,367
7,103,916
6,814,921
of
:
Other
railway
booked
Excess
EF1St°'>era""§ reVenUe5-:V
Total
Orders
Income
1942
Quarter
for
Calendar Years
Income Account for
for
1943
been
redemption as of June 1, 1943, a total
of $750,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3ft
series, due 1954. at 102 and
interest.
-Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co., trustee,
One Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 157, p. 904.
:
This was $6,82b, (91
Vj
Results
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—Bonds Called—
have
There
.
payment of fixed, contingent, and other charges.
in excess of the. amount required for that purpose.
Monday, May 3, 1943
of
$31,280;
accr.
current
$1,712,626;
York
accrued
deposits
County
interest
and
Federal
liabilities,
total,
and
$2,403;
contributions
surplus, $138,205;
on
interest
in
aid
$8,080,087.—•
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—50-Cent Com. Div.—•
The
directors have declared
common
similar
1942
stock,
pa.vable
disbursement
were
as
was
follows:
a
dividend of 50 cents per share on the
June
15 to holders of record
May 22.
A
made on March 15, last.
Payments
March
14 .and
June.
Sept.1 15 and .Dec. 15, 50 cents each.—V. 157,
15.
-
75.
p. 648.
cents
,
during
each, and
i
to
called
been
have
There
for
redemption
for
as
of June
1943,
1,
"
Calendar Years
Account for
Income
*1941
1942
Eai!rit°PeratinS ,eVenUeS-
Westchester
$68,449,908 $50,800,291
2,974,484
698,241
""""4
i.
Ex^esT""^^
jLxpiess
.'foa
iqo
Total
807,573
Incidental
1,ifq'414
320,424
Joint
facility
Total
359,41*
railway
—
*
—-
oper.
oper.
Maintenance
Maintenance
rail line
operations
Miscellaneous
General
6,889,880
8,371,947
1933290
1,868,145
investment—Cr_
for
Non-oper.
Gross
Int.
Net
•——
rents
5,848,157
674,003
$11,798,077
$9,788,652
944,735
—-
78,751
$9,709,901
4,177,788
income.
' deductions from
charges...
fixed
after
$5,532,113
$8,279,460
;
$2,612,982
52,177
applied to sinking & other res. funds
appropriations of income-——!——
1,399,633
30.563
interest
——
Income
$699,180
1,254,000
for Federal
provision
premium
less
S
and
supplies—
Rents
receivable
Other
current
3,024,985
11,431,645
2,169,024
"3,114,275
$815,522
$1,065,050
$2,378,370
Gross
1
income—
Non-operating
5,098
11,497
$1,059,952
$2,366,873
income
483,491
478,853
1,918,441
1,958,515
Other
Other
in
29,712
1,228,581
5,166,924
263,857,679 246,816,292
Audited
and
accounts
rents
suralus
:
500,375
—'
March
Year
and
to
1943
1942
1941
1940
3,551,130
$5,660,638
2,011.251
$3,801,575
815,337
260,927
11,325,520
2,458,444
756,197
1,068,120
748,229
$4,958,104
1,665,490
941,820
railway—
22,486,969
15,546,023
13,336,176
railway—
9,579,380
2,781,709
5,098,963
1,984,553
4,055,535
2,208,224
oper,
income—
From Jan. 1—
Net
from
Net
ry. oper.
157, p.
income—
debits
Total
"After
144,277
75,164
916,106
1,033,891
—
896,317
885,114
57,387
rents,
52,758
154,150
——
104,051,222 103,760,255
—
—
share—,
depreciation, State
and
46,184,000
income
common
stock outstanding.—V.
242,369
542,568
—
companies
;
and
110,425
construction———857,123
641,102
740,092
887,164
—6,502,279
_
287,846
;*
454,695
5,146,770
271,332
454,695
36,784,000
5,150,918
641,766
36,784,000
5,150,918
765,709
104,051,222
103,760,255
accrued
Taxes
508,760
_
—_______
739,953
accrued
for
Reserve
for
advances
Customers'
depreciation of
plant
utility
and
Injuries
damages reserve—
provident reserve
aid of construction.—_—_—2,371,568
Employees'
2,364,111
Contributions in
(836,000 no par shares)————
stock
Common
surplus
Earned
surplus
—_—
,——
—
Total
-V.
—
156,
o'clock
12
collateral
not
I
,
of
holders
the
.
"149,260
132,184
141,815
;v 227,846
$2,511,593
$3,498,297
$3,313,441
.
v
stock
1,126.878
702,258
—
—
153,348
"
138,575
,! 225,000
$1,712,912
$1,524,639
$2,371,419
$2,457,835
1,964,327
1,964,327
1,963,967
1,961.667
$0.87
——
cap.
761,954
______
$0.73
$1.21
contingencies-
out¬
excess
Notes—(1)
period have
has
received
profits
credit
to
the
for
from
foreign
156, p.
of
2,
(less
tax
1943,
the
the
as
rates
at
using
by
that
states
company
computed
year
Profits
of
March
one
trustee,
received
Boston,
bids
6r,'c
1st
sinking fund gold bonds, series A,
mtge.
offer
of
for
(&
difficulties.
submitted
Motors
Coach
&
Mfg.
According
will
,,matter
revenues——
Federal
Net
Other
inc.
the
to
sale
1943
until
it
of
to
letter
a
operating
income
674,175
839,580
stockholders
of
$3,318,987
and
General
$9,087,642
$2,268,894
V
'
!
—
Interest
Net
-V,
income
and
$6,285,963
:
oper.i—_
_____
993,574
511,282
46,576
612,695
10,834
56,281
1,663,458
129,387
2,297,729
• - 27,249
190,767
$831,381
560,000 ,;•** 340,000
exps
expenses
oper.
$3,785,478
1,552,000
840,000
$491,381
45,751
$2,233,478
78,751
$1,378,772
116,685
rev.—_
$1,360,973
income—
$800,973
8,173
Drl5,219
Operating
Equipment rents
Joint
facil.
Income
-
______
and
their
at
899,798
831,417
$1,288,317
—„_
—
$2,010,821
$1,179,404
sales
If such a plan
p.
York County Gas Co.
1943
Operating
should
$9,381,368
excess
Net
$6,004,760
5,298,531
$14,940,568 $11,303,291
367,840
Fed.
normal
profits
taxes
income
earnings
1,184,739
525.747
158,680
687.420
260.478
and
—
income
the
tax
me
on
will
May
not
13.
it is stated
4731.—V.
157,
be
as
that
480.
p.
(& Subs.)—-Earnings—
for
income
State
Net
1,418,686
136,842'
1,718,311
32.723
163,364
$2,218,772
income—net
Interest
Amort,
long
on
Interest
dividend
of
stock,
Net
taxes
come
Conewago
$538,668
$2,361,786
$1,497,438
the
loss,
liabilities
and
$88,691
The
Gas Co.
If the Company had not had the
required provision for Federal and State in¬
approximately $16,000.
been
have
two
281,360
832,230
834,511
$257,308
$1,529,556
$662,927
of
July 31,
of
two
1942,
effected a merger of the assets
companies (Interborough Gas Co.
company
subsidiary
Gas Co.)
to
cents
$20,
per
payable
share
April
was
30
recently
to
merged subsidiary companies.
Effective as of that date, in order
have a- uniform depreciation policy for all property, the company
$209,160
the policy of providing for depreciation of plant in service at
rate of 2r/c
per annum on depreciable property and of pro¬
the overall
viding for amortization of utility plant acquisition adjustments at the
same rate as that used for depreciable property.
The adoption of this
new
policy had
no
material effect on the aggregate provision as com¬
$497,369
$265,269
1941.
puted in
declared
holders
of
on
record
011
April
28
declared
a
dividend of
1942
31,
$1
per
share
on
etc., $4,019; capital stock
deferred charges, $192,550;
(par
$3,293,300;
discount ($50,000)
total, $8,080,087.
and
(par $100), $1,500,000:
$101, $1,200,000; long term debt of York County
accounts payable, $37,882; accrued interest on
security deposits and interest
accr. Federal and
miscellaneous current liabilities, $2,403;
deferred liabilities,
$9,459; reserves, $1,712,626; contributions in aid
of construction, $38,509; earned surplus, $138,205; total, $8,080,087.—■
V. 157, p. 480.
term
accrued
stock,
stock
Co.,
State
preferred
Robertson, Chairman,
Dec.
Liabilities—7% cumulative first preferred stk.
long
disclosed that Westinghouse production,
as
measured by sales billed, had increased 39(1
in the first three
months of 1943. as compared with the same period last year.
Un-,
filled'ofders,'likewise, show" a large increase'over the:first quarter'
Of; 1942 of 70ft, i .5t ." ')
ii"...
,
*}U
*•
W.
$84,669;
common
cents.
A.
insurance,
prepaid
expense,
directors
Sheet,
plant, $6,386,250; investments and special deposits,
$669,174; cash, $412,609; accounts receivable, (less reserve for uncol¬
lectible accounts of $38,038), $253,527; materials and supplies, $77,290;
,
common
the original cost of utility
incident thereto for company and
and also recorded
Assets—Utility
par $50, and on the 7%
cumulative and partici¬
stock, par $50, both payable May 28 to holders of
record May 11.
Like amounts were disbursed on Feb. 26, last.
During
1942 the following payments were made on these issues:
March 4 and
May 29, $1 each; Aug. 28 and Nov. 30, 75 cents each, and Dec. 22,
the
$105,368
Co. due to the loss on the sale of the investment
& Hopewell
would
and
14,254
the
such
of
57
14.415
expense.
—_—
of
Petersburg
benefit
264.
pating
191,499
120
and
for Federal and State income taxes in 1941 repre¬
subsidiary companies.
No provision was required
provision
45,801
Regular distributions of like amount were made on Jan. 15
and April 15, last.
Payments in 1942 were as follows: Jan, 15, 20
cents; April L5, 40 cents; and July 15 and Oct. 15, 20 cents each,—V.
p.
175,447
—
debt
York County Gas
for
debt——
term
discount
income
those
sents
94,513
275,246
20
46,067
$311,177
Dr43,820
$546,768
par
23,433
—_
Balance
extra
$265,110
$278,674
—•___—
unfunded
on
of debt
$1,451,637
expenses
common
16,055
$255,241
—
—
£>r44,956
Whiting Corpv—Pays Extra Dividend—
the
34,457
excess
—
Balance
$2,267,273
:>
include accrued amortization of defense
projects of $85,280 for March, 1943, - and $69,220 for March, 1942;
also $255,840 for the three months ended March 31, 1943, and $163,103
for the three months ended March 31, 1942,—V. 157, p. 1279.
April 22.
41,096
112,743
10,726
62,326
earnings
Other
$991,886
522,424
33,523
(ho
taxes
'
53,802
—
—
and
.
102,051
_
—
depreciation——
of utility plant acq. adjusts..
amort,
taxes
1941
1942
$1,074,033
^
——
for
Provision
Prov.
1942)
556,364
$521,877
16,791
——_
______
Note—Operating
50
Note—Federal income-and excess profits were computed at the rate
estimated to be applicable: to the year 1943.—V4 157, p. 1368._ l i
0'
of
question
meeting
be evolved,
revenues—gas
Maintenance
adopted
1941
6,886,223
Total net sales
for
but the
annual
Operation
597,265
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—$1 Dividends—
1942
$8,054,345
.
Net earnings
Prov.
assets
because
stocKnuiuers,
mua
Years End. Dec. 31—
Gas
(retail!
(wholesale)
the
postponed
Yenow
January,, General
Drl5,255
$793,927
income
charges
Net
157,
157, p. 1278.
sales
all
acquire
keen
to
preferred and
$822,014
(net)
inc.
Income
Fixed
Western Auto Supply Co.—EarningsNet
tax
subject
large percentage of the preferred and Class B stocks outstanding.
Motors offered to exchange its shares for the
Class B stocks of Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co. held
a
Last
28,087
rents
oper.
ry.
Gross
103,345
$2,188,115
deductions
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
amount
meeting of stockholders will be called to act upon it. For
General Motors has held all the common stock of the company
Note—As
Net
$1,907,476
——5,996
—
——
other
1943
profits
-•
199,845
571,059
42,390
822,971
9,446
62,682
equipment.—
expenses
Miscellaneous
An
Gross
excess
special
a
years,
668,050
$2,182,119
_4_—.
778,314
788,185
—
profits taxes.
revenues—
571,652
773,538
—
6,857,715
619,290
_
i_—_i——___,—
excess
to
has
profits tax payable;
1942
7,655,286
_
and
the
Excess profits
total
Co.—Merger Postponed—
Corp.
Co.
under consideration,
remain
to
.problems involved.
1943—3 Mos.—1942
1943—Month—1942
449,466
Transportation
$12,857,998 $11,457,382
_—_——
the
originally intended. It is reported that efforts will be directed toward
working out a plan that will preserve as far as possible the funda¬
mental basis of the original offer and at the same time meet the tax
in
Mass,,
Subs.)—Earnings—
:——
taxes
for
taxes
effect.
of
1096.
General
Truck
Ye.low
General
series A bonds.—V. 156, p. 1424.
be paid on the
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Other
revenues—:
Depreciation
of
$138,576»
subsidiaries not consolidated were $39,408
1943 as compared with $71,411 for the like
of
p.
Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg.
The
"The
12 Mos. Ended March 31—
General
$1.25
$64,657.
of
in arriving at the
plant and made certain adjustments
Maintenance
income
in
now
quarter
measure
foreign
quarter
period.—V. 157,
.'"Federal
Net
~
Operation
refund
post-war
(Including Subsidiaries Merged During
1929,
will also
1943,
Traffic
1696.
Boston,
Washington Gas Light Co.
Operating
subsidiaries,
profits tax.
excess
for
The
been
determined
been
.
which carry accrued interest amounting to $24
per $100 of bonds, will vote June 15 on approving a proposal which
provides for the issuance of $120 in new series B bonds and the
payment on July 2, 1943, of $4 in cash in exchange for each $100 of
series
A
bonds
surrendered.
The semi-annual Interest due July 2,
Jan.
Maint.
bonds, series A, due Feb.
1,
1956, at prices
and interest. The trustee had prior to April 21
sinking fund available for purchase of the bonds.
1368.
$3,035,595
excess
(Includes
100
the
in
15.7, p.
21,
$3,356,482
$1,247,184.
Grain Co., Ltd.- -Plans to Wipe Out Interest
Western
Accruals—
91,739
iVz'i
trust
$131,981
—V.
April
Noon,
exceeding
Bank
174,540
$2,379,409
by the public.—(See V. 157,
1696.
p.
Taxes
National
and
,,.1940
' $4,027,812
dividends
3,475,000
—
associated
payable
Warren Brothers Co.—Tenders Received—
First
187,954
c
46,184,000
2,475,000
sundry accruals
—437,649
Payables to associated companies———
554,348
Customers' deposits
101,317
1942
$0.30
$0.21
and social security taxes and estimated
profits taxes.
tOn
424,600
shares
of
Federal
The
2,274,029
173,933
$3,878,552
—
"Includes
1942
from
Advances
$3,724,007
,___
,
excess
$5,534,164
2,455,979
standing (no pari—
Earnings per share
'
debt
Long-term
126,945
—
—
per
1941
$6,000,415
184,754
(net)——
profit
147,318
etc
Liabilities—
1943
$4,322,312
profits
(Earnings
—
funds—
—
Maintenance of way
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarters Ended March 31—
——
1942
2,277,691
—
Income
for
*
$4,831,033
1943
_______
income
*
Subsidiaries)
Domestic
$5,945,214
•:
______
Foreign exchange loss—
2,073,565
——
company
structures
sales
2,172,420
1,826,763
and
insurance,
Operating
Waldorf System, Inc.
"Net
Fed.
18,609
2,117,921
supplies
,
42,150
42,150
18,609
Period End. Mar. 31—
1568.
Total
Wholly-Owned
1,881.903
income
Total
(2)
dated
Date
$8,055,579
from
2,252,711
:
associated
from
deposits
Special
The
railway.—_
from
from
ry.
—
railway.—_
March—
Net
7,560,794
263,857,679 246,816,292
—_
Railroad Company.
for
Earnings
per share was made
April 23
stock, the result of a 10-for-l stock
April 24.—V. 156, p. 2312.
39,802,160
——
Wabash
entry
5,604,603
41,950,025
——
Net
308,621
1,613,905
1,308,186
—_—_____—
Total
"Opening
318,707
,
———_—580,253
—
Other
2,254,851
capital stock of associated co,__
Capital
313,148
13,465,594
—_____
credits
Coraorate
45,750
1,399,633
——
—
liabilities
liabilities
Unadjusted
_______
accrued
liability
current
Deferred
—
declared————
dividends
Unmatured
tax
>
payable.—:
accrued—_____
interest
Unmatured
Accrued
1,508,502
payable
wages
546,286
2,489,947
78,825
3,616,320
•
0
unpaid..—...
matured
Unmatured
2,459,923
205,030
1,062,785
balances—Cr______—__
accounts
Miscellaneous
Interest
308,621
property—
and
94,695,794
95,316,210
expense
receivable.
Interest
,*
102,832,709 103,016,495
:
car-service
and
Traffic
28,180
_______
debt
term
89,182,917
89,182,917
construction—
of
Associates—Initial Div.—
Wrigley Jr. Co.—Earnings—
—
Shares
$
.
aid
Profit
Net
1941
S
_______
in
Receivable
Prepaid
183,853
stock
Grants
Depreciation
31
—
Deferred
15,752,888
1942.—
28,
cents
60
of record
Quar. End. Mar. 31—
6,988
10,145,659
*
Dec.
investment
3,410,949
—
....—_
Sheet,
:x
physical
2,185,674
31,383
—
$1,135,120
$448,432
$581,099
$330,352
_
stock
25,359
Liabilities—
—-V.
:.v
1942
4,242,796
—
—
of
Expenses—
$3,093,635
deductions-
2,316,337
______
39,178
Total
1
14,575
1,679
$813,843
loss
income
Accounts
1,1361596
and Dec.
16
value common
par
holders
Operating profit
$3,108,210
647,000
___.
Operating
Accounts
Capital
no
to
(And
11,660,126
2,178,000
2,851,178
Taxes
Materials
1,941,842
•—
————
debits
Unadjusted
new
split-up,
(William)
739,701
Depreciation
Investment
2,649,562
Nov.
15,
Aug.
,
distribution
initial
the
on
1943—12 Mos.—1942
2,931,971
619,000
"844,170
Cash
94,317
assets
assets
Deferred
S
'
7,565,461
—
receivable——
dividends
and
Interest
'42
12,010,800
cash investments—:
deposits
—
and' car-service balances—Dr———
Net balance' receiv. from agents and conductors
Miscellaneous 1 accounts receivable——
Material
"Jan. 1, '42
7.160,196
Temporary
15,
May
*
(Amortization of debt
tax.
$5,532,113
218,100,498 215,243,419
_____————.
Traffic
Gross
$1,277,049
1,254,000
$5,460,191 $19,067,674 $19,823,154
$5,227,208
Utility plant
Special
Gross
income
1,463,000 »
1943—Month—1942
expenses-
Capital
————
.
—
15,
Worcester Transportation
miscellaneous deductions.
and
revenues-
Assets—
Assets—
Cash
April
18,
157, p. 648.
Prov.
$4,904,338
Dec. 31,
Investments
distribution
"Reclassified.-
Sheet
Balance
General
April 27 declared a dividend of 10 cents per share
payable May 15 to holders of record May 10.
was
made on Feb. 15, last, and on Feb.
16,
stocx,
common
March
V.
prices.—V. 157,
contract
war
Baumer Candle Co., Inc.—10-Cent Dividend—
&
directors on
similar
50,550
$1,662,660
$1,129,571
836,000
_______
—1
"Including
expense
Net
corporate and receivers' accounts.
Combined
Other
1,834,200
of
renegotiation
for
_
$4,124,654.
"$4,160,438
—
profits taxes _—(2,176,324
196,101
credit of profit and loss——_
to
Transferred
______
1,505,322
■
tnc
on
104,250
104,250
27,425
$3,266,049
104,250
" 20,574
1,834.200
Balance
Long
14,513
1,452,669
Dividend
13,875,457
—
contingencies^--—.
—
provision
Will
The
$3,251,536
$3,621,684
1,834,200
$3,098,584
1,832,200
Income
326,719
applied to capital fund——-—
funded debt, contingent interest-
Interest on
*
13,113,
income————
Operating
2,573,881
Income
14,916
Operating
Fixed
Income
(net»__
$3,629,199
Dr7,515
Period End. Mar. 31—
$10,853,341
Income
post-war
advs. from asso¬
on
Net
$9,114,649
746,432
income
Miscellaneous
for
Earnings for the Three Months Ended March 31
income
Total
$3,111,696
An
$13,085,372
3,970,724
$16,899,802
$11,051,645
Other
$2,627,898
revs,
Dividends
operating
payable—L
Railway
Net
income.—_
ciated companies.
5,110,863
14,961,300
accruals—————————
tax
3,035,786
$31,861,102 $18,196,235
operations——
railway
from
revenue
1,914,400
3,084,626
long-term debt.
on
Int.
tOther
Railway
17,376,667
Crl,737,666
—
—
1368.
p.
A
1,743,570
99,171
2 988 897
expenses
Transportation
2,172,225
2,955,648
————
—
Operating
292,226
.
*——--
tax—
income
Net
11,317,492
1,814,400
2,751,640
11,287,583
2,150,000
Depreciation
8.221,28b
11,455,336'
11,567,112
20,270,706
Transportation,
—___
Provision
$19,300,658 $19,823,883 $19,866,968 $19,135,058
revs.—
expenses——
:
—
refund of. excess profits tax.
"After
'I'mMB $56889880
-«
revenues.
profits
Post-war
$12,148,195 $12,800,315 $12,676,923 $12,226,747
7,061,982
6,933,367
7,103,916
6,814,921
90,481
90,201
86,129
93,400
gas——
Operating
"Taxes
operating revenues!
of way and structures.^.—.
of equipment
—_
1939:
1940
1941
1942
booked
1,438,896
OQH QS4
Miscellaneous
___
of
Other
4.93,631
822'615
i
Sales
Cal. Years—
Co.—Earnings for
Lighting
Operating revenues:
Sales of electricity—.
1942
1.... s
$
-v
226,690.198 232,387,969
orders -unfilled
:—L—U—1—J 987,119,603 580,780,124
Sales billed
_._."155,649,355 112,159,411
Income before Fed. taxes and post-war adjusts. "23,566,776
22,930,312
Income tax
2,262,015
4,930.201
Orders
Excess
This was $b,826„791
payment of fixed, contingent, and other charges.
in excess of the amount required for that purpose.
81
1943
'■ .v:
$750,000
March
Ended
Quarter
■'!
total
a
of first mortgage bonds, 3% series, due 1954. at 102 and
interest.
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co., trustee,
One WallSt., New York, N. Y.—V. 157, p. 904.
of
for
Results
Pulp & Paper Co.—Bonds Called—
West Virginia
non-operating
agreements with the operating organizations and the
organizations in the amount of $3,075,485.
tn.qfl n77
Total revenues less total expenses during 1942 left $11, '98,0 i(7
Monday, May 3, 1943
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1656
debt,
$53,622;
customers'
thereon, $3,431; accr. general taxes, $31,280;
income
taxes,
$59,369;
Y'oungstown Sheet & Tube Co.—50-Cent Com.
directors
The
common
similar
1942
stock,
have
payable
disbursement
were-as
declared
a
Div.—
dividend of 50 cents per share
011
follows;
the
June 15 to holders of record May 22.
A
made on March 15, last.
Payments during
March-14 and'June 15. • 75. cents each, and
was
,
Sepf) 15 and ;Dec_ 15,. 50 cent:* each.—V. 157, p. 648.
t
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