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NOV 12 Mf
TUESDAY
Volume 154
New
Number 4005
York, N. Y., Tuesday, November 11, 1941
Stoclf and Bond; Sales
DAILY
U.S. Government Securities
Below
furnish
we
WEEKLY
the day's range, unless they
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in
YEARLY
-
the only'transactions of the day.
are
No account Is taken of such sales
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point.;
:v
•
117.26
r
2
.
^
-
;i
-
-
-
-
-
-
•
-
-
*
-
10.9.27
--
2
'•
•
.
-
-
-
-
.
-
(Close
-
.
11
»
t
lf»
1
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1
»
•
•
«
w
-
106.14
'
w
-
•
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2X8.1951-53
Total sales in $1,000 units...
'
.....
....
---.
.
-
./
" **
1
■'
.
—-
-
*
HOLI¬
(
v -
•
»
-
-
-
-
-
-
Federal i
arm
Mortgage
25
(High
3X8,1944-64
106
Low.
106
(Close
106
Transactions at the
Total sales in *1 #00 units...
407.9"
107.44;
107.14
.1
...
J
407.7*
407.9
107.7
25
-
105.22
("CHOse
105.22
Total sales in $1,*O0O untts...
2
(•'Low.
88, mt-*9...
;
3
1
'
'
(High
3s, 1942-47....
1948-51
[Close
$1,000 units...
Exchange—(See Back Page)
105.22
Stock and Bond Averages
(High
Below
....LoW.
(ClOSC
High
(High
2X8, 1942-47--
te
as
Low.
HomeOwncrs Loan
111.12
-
-
-
~
-
(Close
105.16
105.16
■-I
*1
;
2
10
X8,1942-44
20
30
Dale
(High
V
15
Indus¬
101.9
101.8
Low.
101.9
101.8
(Close
....
Bonds
Stocks
105.16
-****""*
jujr.
the New York Stock Exchange
105.16
111.12
_
units...
■
105.16
105.16
Ss.series A, 1944-52
111.12
-
(High
(Low.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
-
High
on
of representative
averages
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
High
Low.
(Close
daily closing
(Close
....
$1,000 units
the
are
stocks and bonds listed
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
?
'
....
....
Stock
New York
1
.(High
i
107.7
107.9
107.11
in*$1,000 units...
(See Index Back Page)
105.7
Total sales in $ 1.000 units..
i
....
2X8. m&47-
101.9
101.8
•-Uv.y;
roads
ties
•
.
•
Total
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
Utili¬
Rail¬
trials
10
'
Total
(High
,
'
(High
(Low.
.
1XS, 1945-47
'close
Close
102.12
i
units...
....
102.12
Total sales In $1,000 units...
....
118.33
28.48
16.22
40.10
108.11
93.29
50.89
110.36
118.84
28.51
16.40
40.27
108.11
93.38
50.88
110.32
5.
119.85
29.14
16.60
40.75
108.04
93.60
51.53
110.33
Nov.
102.12
7.
6.
Nov.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
Nov.
Nov.
units...
"
Total sales in $1,000
105.7
(Close
-
4
(High
2X8.1960-65
105.7
Low.
2s, 1953-55
•
113.3
-
Miscellaneous
*4
(High
113.3
imm
m
106
Total sales in $1,000 units...
113.3"
■
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
106
(Close
....
'
(High
Totalsalcs in $1,000
2
106
Low.
.....
".
103.18
Total sales in $ 1.000 units.. .
2s, Dec. 1948-50
-
New York Curb Exchange
103.18
DAY
(High
^
(at
Total sales in $1,000
HOLI¬
(Close
-
QUOTATIONS
1
103.18
2s,March 1948-1950.... Low.
$1.000 units
~
105.29
(High
DAY
te
2X8, 1956-59-.
105.29
Total sales in $1,000 units...
•■V
Total sales in
105.29
(Close
2s, 1947
""
'
$l,000«Wto...
Total sales in
[High
(Low.
•
High
2 X8.
City News
Corporation News
(Close
3
(cm*
Total sales
State and
-
2X8', 1954-56—Low.
106.6
.
.
Also In This Issue
Low.
(High
106.6
:
(High
Total sales 4«
6
(Close
3
106.6
--.'w
'w
4 ,;v..
-
jLoj^
$1,000 units
103.7
25
105.12
5
-
$1,000 units..
Total sales in
103.7
103.12
12
105,11
1
106.14
Vi;;-
•
(High
3»-iMi-55
103.12
103.14
(High
'
$1,000 units...
TotaltaUs In
103.14
103
105.12
'
**M*H»
103
10
St., New York
WHitehail 4-7017
■
»
jefose
Total sales in
103.14
105.11
106.14
•
units
(High
3MS. 1949-52............
103.14
103.14
105.12
----
(High
Total sales in
103.12
One Wall
2
.....Low.
105.11
-•
. .
-
6
Total sales in $1,000 units...
105.13
1
1944-16....—.—jLow-
.3X8.1946-41)
105.6
103.14
105.13
■
Close
M. A, SCHAPIRO &: Co.
105.6
103
105.13
Low.
safes in $1.000
■
103.14
2X8 1967-72.
■
....
....
High
$1,000 units
-
u'-
(High
;"|c?ow
$1,000 units...
Total sales in
-
(Close
(High
3^s, 1943-45
U
•
105.6
105.9
105.9
-
[Close
.....
|
105.9
I Low.
2X8.1956-58
i
I
«.
tit
$1,000 units
Total sales in
106.5
(High
-
»
Request
on
106.5
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1
1
3MS. 1943-47
Analysis
(Low
2X8.1952-54
.
•
1
To Be
Federal
Income And Excess Profits Taxes?
'
(High
Total sales in
-
Nov. 7
Present
106.5
v.v[High
109.27
Nov. 6
Total sales in $1,000 units...
J:-
-
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
(Close
p.
■
3
....
Nov. 3
Of
Because
2X8,1950^52;;Low.
10*1.27
»
i
(High
117.26
117.24
units
Low.
[Close
$1.000 units ..
Total sales in
Total
Daily Record of U. S, Bond Prices Not). 1
Treasury
-
'
3X».
Nov. 7
117.26
High
4s. 1944-54
Nov. 6
117.24
[Close
v
Total sales in $1,000
Nov. 5
-Nov. 4
117.24
[High
Low.
VAh. 1947-52
Nov. 3
iVoe. 1
Bond Prices
the range for the- year.
Are Bank Stock Dividends Likel y
«
Reduced
Daily Retard vf V. 8.
computing
QUESTION:
Corporation coupon bonds on the New York Stock Exchange during the current week.
Trojjsuij
In
the New York Stock Exchange
on
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage
a
Copy
a
New York Stock Exchange
«»
-
Price 60 Cents
4_
110.37
90.56
110.28
90.45
-Holi day
Holi day
Nov.
3_
118.87
28.58
16.65
NOV;
1,
118.11
28.32
16.58
90.66
90.67
90.87
Holi day
40.36
108.01
93.18
50.72
40.09
107.95
93.11
50.48
f
1
High
a«»-1945--
IcKs
Total sales in $1.000
....
*
t Deferred delivery sale,
t Cash sale.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
units...
108.i7
High
108.17
/
15)48
|g£
Total salcs in
Odd-lot sales,
$1,000 units...
....
-
.
-
4.
::
;
Close
....
I
1
I
only
of
Friday
Week's
BONDS
Last
Range or
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
sale
Sale
Friday's
coupon
were;
No sales.
♦1 1 1
i *1 I I 1
Total sales in $1.000 unite...
includes
Week Ended Nov. 7
•
Treasury 3X8
Treasury 3Xs..'..
Treasury 3X8---.-
1
Nov
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
i per share
$ per share
$ per share
':•?! v/t
for i
Monday
Nov. 3
Saturday
Sales
NEW
Treasury 3Xs
Bangs Since /an. I
STOCKS
YORK STOCKS
On Basts of
100-Sftare Lots
Range for Previous
Year 1940
Treasury 3s...
Treasury 3s
'
J
52
Friday
the
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Week
$ per share.
$ per share
Shares
*123
*123 f
---
49%
46
7
*4512
46
46
7
7
*22' 4
23
12%
12%
12%
37l,i
*%
38
3778
*U
%
*
72
2%
*
-
2%
100
%
6%
6%
*16%
•
Stock
y
7
f
*22',i
52«4
5134 5t«4
124
12334 12334 *122
59
46%
*45%
52
52%
*....
2'2
Exchange
23'"
12»2
3818
Closed
72
100
*88
%
s'«
6%
618
684
6I4
18%
6%
18%
*17
For footnotes see page
*'4
%
*68
72
.
50
*46'2
7
*122
48%
*45'2
Lowest
Par
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Lowett
*22
12%
36%
'4
12%
37U
U
*67
72
,
986.
,
,
Abbott Laboratories .-.No par
3,603
Adams Express..—..No par
5% Apr 22
8% Oet
4
24% Aug
15% Jan
6
Ala & Vicksburg Rv Co... 100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mln...lO
19% Feb 20
12! May 15
3584 Apr 23
14 Oet3l
73 Sept 9
2% Oet31
Albany & Susq RR Co....100
92
100
Adams-MlUls Corp.—.No par
*12%
12%
36%
700
Addre33-Muiti?r Corp.....10
Air Reduction Inc.....No par
*67"
5584 Sept 20
124 Sept 25
*5t%S3pt 23
5134 Jan 6
"'7o5
50
v
23
36%
*14
Feb 21
4X% oonv preferred-...100
Abraham & Straus
No par
Acme Steel Co
.25
40
*21%
.
46
115; Mar 21
124
46% 46%
7%-. 7U
7
23
900
51%
6,900
200
72
2%
2%
2%
234
2%
2%
*8812 100;, *--.-.100
*-...100
i
*i«
%
5u
ht
X
>4
6>2
6%
73s
6%
6%
7
6
6
*6%
7
6'4 f
6%
1834 18% *17% 19U
*17«2 19
2%
»M
*45'2
4634
714
2214
12X
38'2
!
Day
59
12%
37%
Election
%
6%
~
*45i2
46%
7'8
22U
51%
117.26
109.27
s2
Since
Jan.
1
*104.23105
106.6
No. Low
*
High
6 117.21121.26
2 109.26113.18
112.20115.7
*111.27112.4
106.6
1944-1946
1946-1949
...1949-1952
1946-1948
—1951-1955
...
High
109.27
105.12 105.1 L
*
105.13
106.14
*109.26110
*113.3
113.12
104.29107.25
105.11108.6
106.6 109.9
109.24112.12
112.7 114.9
*109.11 109.20
109.13111,21
113.3
Highest
113.3
110.4
*112.5
$ per share S per share
112.14
107. 14112.13
107.7
107.11
*109.9
.1955-1960 M 8
Treasury 2Xs
Treasury 2Xs
.1945-1947 M 5
Treasury 2X«
.1948-1951 M
10(560
"5,500
4,100
1,200
'
200
Air Way Ei
Appliance. .No par
Allegheny Corp......-No par
5 X % Pf A with $30 war. 100
5X% Pf A without war. 100
$2.50 prior conv pref.ATo par
38
44
Apr 3
Apr 22
45
July 28
% Jan 14
75
5
5%June 6
May 27
Aug
9
60
Jan
4
4
99% Aug
Sept 26
% Oet29
6% Oet 16
15
3
49% Dec
May
30
May
34% May
4% May
16% June
12% June
36% June
3g May
110
8
100
May
May
Dec
70%
Feb
109.13
113.9
8
107. 2
110.18
clll.12elll.12
107, 1
111.18
106, 31111.23
D
*112.14112.23
107. 8
D
*106.26107.3
......1945 J
eiTl.12
.1958-1963 J D
Apr
Nov
Treasury 2X4------
..i—1948 M S
108.17
108.17
9
Jan
TreaBury 2Xs......
.1949-1953 J
*108.8
108.17
105, 2
108.9
*108.18108.27
105.4
118.18
46%
Feb
.1960-1965 J
D
112.24
107, 22108.14
107. 16 109.22
27%
Apr
19% Jan
58% Jan
% Mar
77
Mar
7
Jan
100
Jan
6
38 June
9
6% June
4% May
14% Dec
12% Jan
7
24
May
109.24
107, 27110.9
60
147
% Jan
9% Aug27
21% Apr 3
29 107, 7
*111.23112
.1956-1959 M S
*110.20110.29
Treasury 2Xs
:
Treasury 2Xs
Treasury 2X4---.—
10% Jan
-
107.7
.1951-1954 J D
Treasury 2X8
52',|
♦51%
Range
f
Asked
117.24
D
Treasury 2Xs
I per share
A
EXCHANGE
Thursday
t
1943-1947
1943-1945
-
Treasury 3Xs..
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
SALE PRICES .\V:
Bid
Low
1947-1952 A o
1944-1954 J D
....1946-1956 M S
Treasury 4X8. .1
1
Treasury 3X8-
HIGH
Price
U. S. Government
Treasury 48
LOW AND
2*
NO.
1
■
r*
Low.
table
Transactions in registered bonds
bond?.
High
2 X8.1949-53
above
-
J
'Hr
Note—The
....
108.17
1%
Jan
Deo
Treasury 2X8..
1950-1952 M 8
Treasury 2X3..
.1952-1954 M S
Treasury 2X9--
1956-1958 M S
....J...1967-1972
Treasury 2X9
Treasury 2Xs.. ........1951-1953
-Treasury 2Xs_. ....i...1954-1956
Treasury 2b.... .............1947
.Mar 15 1948-1950
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s.... .Dee 15 1948-1950
1953 1955
Treasury 2s
—
....
For footnotes see page 987.
106.5
106.5
102.8
106.16
105.6
105.6
105.9
103.1
105.9
103.7
103.7
103.16
J
D
*106.25107.2
102.24 103.16
103.5 106.27
J
D
*107.1
107.10
103.5
J
D
105.29 105.29
105.29
M 8
103.18 103.18
103.18
104.28106.28
100.24104.4
M
S
J
D
el06
D
J
105*7
105.7
el06
105.7
107.1
104.12106.21
101.24105.7
THE COMMERCIAL &
978
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
LOW
AND
M onday
Nor. 3
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
21%
7
21%
7
14912 1491a
i
13
*12
13%
*13%
6%
13%
7
85%
85%
27%
*18%
16%
86%
27%
19
17
*15%
*56
58
57
19'
*32%
27
19%
*6%
I
8%
:
8%
M
2
2
*17%
112
*110
112
*110
109
108
7%
884
i
*6
!
7
-
*24%
25%
*2%
21%
*33
2%
21%
3384
*24%
*2%
*20%
25
2%
21%
33
v
%
34%
3%
3%
33s
33%
*32%
•
25
44
1%
1%
28%
*3%.. 4
*
>-
28%
334
334
45
*42
45
*10%
*84%
11
86%
10%
10%
10%
*85%
10%
Stock
Exchange
4%
1%
434
43,
19% 19%
118% 118%
*25%
26
%
1
29%
29%
24%
25
29%; 2934
2434 25
5
*161
Election
lHsseries M
Jan
18
,
Mar 18
3
Jar
Apr
..
59
100
..i.1042-1944
^...1945-1947
—
^
95% Jan.10
1980
8
*100.25101.2
102.15103
164
•Gtd sink fund 6s....
185
May
Jan
Maj
33% May
Maj
65
Jan 21
100 J Maj
Jan
112
Maj
15
Nov
9
May
1
v
3%
33%
*32%
43%
*1%
*2734
44
1%
2834
443s
1%
2834
3%
V 3%
8%
115
*8
*42
45
10%
11%
85%
87
10%
;
*86
10%
-'
10
56 preferred
Jan
Nov
0'4
•
.
*3%
" 334
8%
*42
non-cum
1)
F
.4
*27
30
4
O
*27
31 %
3
1% May
,3% June
M S
J
,100 Amer Mach & Metals.. No par
,000 Amer Metal Co Ltd.! No pur
-
29%
25%
4%
*19%
29%
25%
5
*161
165
12%
581?
59%
12%
1234
12%
128,
58%
160i
125
119% 119% *118
26
.726%
26%
34
84
i»„
%
29%
30
29% 29%
25%
25%
25% 25%
5
434
5
5%
*161
165
165
164%
Nov
J
No par
i
56 preferred.
$5 preferred
i. No par
,000 Am Rad & Stand San'y. No par
Preferred......... L ...100
10
,800
,700 American Rolling Mill ....25
12%
58
59
,600 Amer Power & Llght.i. No par
,000
5834
ID4 Oct 17
68
Oet 31
414% conv preferred ...100
,310
28
'
35W
'ii'%
*10 *4
11
1154,
754
12
11
754
11
low
11
754
754
1154'
11541
11
<■
10W
11
♦10W
11
10 4
*139
19
19%
♦11
11%
»8%9%
*19%
20
*95% 97
*17%
18%
150% 160%
55
55%
55%
5534
*148% 149%
434
5
2434
2434
*115% 116
*150
34
*140
.
7
:
1934
963,
934
93,
93,
35%
*35%
149
*140
19%
11%
11
8%
8%
-
•13% Jan 27
28
1334 Jan
1754
1754
78
«
94%
90-1-4
58 W
7654
58 W
76
5354
77 54 \
53%
77
—
—
..*'.1972
81 extl conv loan 4s Apr ...1972
Australia Com'wealth 5s.——1955
S f extl conv loan 4s Feb
'
1957
External 53 of 1927.
F
A
A
O
J
S
75%
111
7654
J
M
1
7 in
38
74 %
41
74 ;•>
-
76
73 % i
764
*75*
External g 4Hs of 1928— ...1956 UN
♦Austrian (Govt) s t 7a
..1957 J J
With declaration.:
75
17
66
5
65 W
6W
>
47
•
11
11
11
5)4
6
410
♦Bavaria (Free State)
Apr
Mar
With decliratioii
June ',
6%
19
96
96
«
121
; 90
Apr
.1945 F
3% Jan 13
v
.4634 Jan 13
)
Jan
92
Dec
14%
■
]
—
Jan
-
: With declaration.
External s f 7s.,
i:. ]
,
1949
A
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Apr 22
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61
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23
23
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.
23
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...
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64%
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10-year 2V$s
;
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25-year 3Hs
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7-year 248 —
1944
30 year 3s_.......:
1967
30-year 3s4
.;1968
♦Carlsbad (City) 86
— -1954
♦Cent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s....1950
♦Farm Loans f 6s..July 15 1960
♦6s July coupon oil..
1960
♦Farm Loan s f 6s...Oct 15 1960
Dec
May
Jan
-
Canada (Dom of) 30-yr 4s
Apr
111%
•
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35
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2
13% Feb 14
19,700 Atlantic Coast Line RR—100
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6% May
88
60% Jan
100
23
497% June
8
i.91% Oct21
Jan
18
59
63
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79% Mar 8
87
Feb 19
23
Aug 28
,82
Aug 14
Assoc Investments Co. No par
510
91%
May
1»4 June
634 Jan 10
4%May 22
88% Sept 10
5% Feb 19
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28%
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678 Apr 18
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98
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500
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98
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7
17
17
8
25
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Jan 20
23
8
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41% Apr
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113% Aug
112% May
70% Sept 30
47% Jan
Armstrong Cork Co. i.No par
300 Artloom
7 8
85
Feb 20
60
400 Arnold
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33% Sept
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u.5% Jan
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4
May
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98
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98
1
26
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31
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900 Archer Daniels Midl'd-No par
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2%
81
83.
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514 5
Mar
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89% Apr
June
136
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.
Jan
Feb
93
•
2% May
29% Aug
24
May
66%
683<
Jan
r.
17%
23%
.
Dec
145
7
Jan
May
12«4 May
1
5
-
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Dec
Apr
2014
Buenos Aires (I'rov of)—
70 r Feb
152% May
9% May
?
85
1954
.1962 / D
.
♦Budapest (City of) 6s
With declaration.
4 -—.
y,
33%;Jan
26
1754' 2654,
2054
67 W
8
.1950 / D
Sinking fund gold 5s:
Apr
155%
26
2654:
.14'
s f 6Hs of 1927.
♦7s (Central lty)_ ——
Brisbane (City) s f 5s:i.. —.
Dec
54
'
8
159
i 13% Sept 25
.i—100
v'41%
May
49% Dec
139
May
i 19% May
6
Nov.
53
May
119% Aug. 6
16834 Jan
>73% Jan
146% Apr 28
14
Corp
5% preferred
200
25
—
,700 American Viscose
,
Jan
54 % Nov
100
Type Founders Inc....10
6% preferred.
300
May
122
22% Sept 17
98 Sept 24
U34May 27
148%May
100 Am Sumatra Tobaccoi.No par
150%
5
-23
2654
-
1554
<
;
1
♦External
♦Secured
13
Preferred........ .1..—100
12*4 Mar
11% Feb
Dee
i 30% Maj
9
Jau 21
54
'
600 American Stove Co..i.No par
4%
4%
4%
4%
25
25% 25%
25%
115% 11.5% *115% 1153,
4*4
434
24%
25%
*115% 11534
Sept
150% Jan 10
*18
150
10% Oct .2
40% July 29
45% July 28
155
634
.
'28% Jan 10
11% July 12
150
*563,
Jan 13
Apr2l
*55
18%
J 50%
,
56
56%
55%
56%
57%
58%
56%
57%
150
150
*147% 150
7
i
4054
4854
7
.1941
t.
27
4354
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♦External s f 6 Vis of 1926.
18% Nov
9% May
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With declaration
-*
28% May
135
15
.....
11958
fund 6s
ig
Mar
26
3434 May
4
♦External sinki
Mar
121
7% Jan 10
73«i Jan
,
25
Juij
2
4
165% Aug 15
-15% Jan 6
May 12
200
•
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*86 W
87
43 W
-
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12«4 May
Jan 13
39
19
,600 American Sugar Refining.. 100
96
554
16.
—
—
Apr
2234
20% Juni
4
145
8%
*95
.
43 W
6Hs
.4——
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External s f 6s..... .*..
Jan
57
-.
May
'
—
Belgium extl 6Hs.
113% Aug
'
.1% May
!'22% Sept 18
Apr 18
183,
*8%
183,
8%
i 854
5W
'
41% May
10
Maj
38
May
t 26% Aug 30
13834 Mar 13
34
Nov 15
Lv.ii.25
700 American Stores.
i
72
■
%
,
1
B
Apr
35 1
if 12% Sept
6%Sept 17
r
Amer Steel Foundries!.No par
",200
25
65
3%
Maj
3
95%June 21
6% preferred...100
193,
ll
;
14
43
Apr
i
De<
1%
18
Jan
50
Feb 14
34
...........
,100 American Snuff
149
19%
30
60 Amer Ship Building C6.No par
,900 Amer Smelting & Refz.No par
Preferred
100
100
36%
19%
18%
9634
9634
17%
17%
150% 151
150
.
*140
149
19
19
183S
*17%
150% 150%
55%
543g
55
55%
150
9%
35%
*37%
1154
38
66%
45% May
4%, Jan. g
4%July 2
7%May 23
,500 American Safety Razor.. 18.50
700 American Seating Co;-No par
5%
37
378,
37%
153
152% *150
15234 *150
35
343, 343,
34% 34%
*11
834
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*96%
*5%
388,
19%
11%
*U
5%
36
38%-
193,
19%
5
9%
9%
36
149
139
149
5
5
5
5%
5%
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10
9%
35% ♦35% 37%
37%
37%
3734 38%
153%
151% 151% *150
35
35
34%
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12
654
654
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...100
.1
6% preferred
28 54
21 %
83
—;
38
>\v
6
2% Feb 15
15% Apr 24
111
Mar 4
23% Jan 24
84 Nov. 6
29% Nov 1
24 % Nov
1
4% Nov 7
155
Feb 17
630 American News Co-.i. No pat
*25%
23
T 2254
*3214
94 %
% Dec i 2s# Jau
i 10% May
28% Jaii
2% May
7% Jan
24% Jan
J 9% May
23
May
60% May
3
May
6% Apr
3
10
>3,600 Amer Mach & Fdy C5.No pat
-434
198,
1984
111W
94 54
v-
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43,
5
1934
100.
SOW
3% Mar
6% Apr
hi-
;-.2%Sept
30% Oct
10% Oct 17
79
Apr 23
89
10%
152
04 4
,191% Mar
8
.
5% conv preferred, i—50
*85%
109Jf HOW
82 4
S f ext conv loan
U5% Apr
Sep!
'
484
434
434
193, 20
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25%
26
7S
151«
12%
59%
Maj
51% Aug,
i
•
|
1094
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Jan
8
33% Aug 29
•
3,300 American Locomotive.No par
i
200'
Preferred
1
100
8%
10
4
4% Jan 10
3%Junc 6
8
Nov. 5
43
Oct 9
par
1
103,
10%
38% Jan
103
t
Nov
1% Feb 20
20
Feb 14
prer.iv.7100
; 1,300 Amer Internat Corp.i.No
600 American Invest Co of III
45
•
6%
400
May 15
43
10%
11
89
27
50
...i.No par
900 American Ice
■i
Feb 14
234June 20
2,300 American Home Products..
i
3% Jan 13
24% Sept 19
29
.10
6% conv preferred...
100
28%Sept ID
7
2
,700 American Hide & Leather.. .1
44%
1%
27%
3
101.29 103.2
J
101.8
Argentine (National Government)
S f external 4 %'s
1948 MN
Apr
8%
1958
Antwerp (City) external 5s
Feb
13
-•75
9.
1% Jan
117* Apr 15
.No par
,700 Amer Hawaiian SS Co
Nov
6% Aug
:,
101,8
102.12
D
140% May
•:
5% May \
4% May v
:-K
1434 Feb 15
$7 2d preferred A...No par
600
1%
27%
3%
8%
45'!
3%
800
119% Aug. 6
9534 Se.pt U
1% Jan 6
7
—No par
$7 preferred
,600
2%
22',
-
35%
3%
33%
34%
Nov
334 Jan 2
%May 27
European Sec3..No par
500 Amer & For'n Power. ..No par
*i«
263,
*,'.
22
43%
*42';
>■
26%
2
X.. Amer
7
v
t
300 American Encaustic Tiling.. 1
1
'•
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%
7
7
105.15107.26
101.9
102.12
J
J
.
Nov
23%
,
834 -Jan 23
9% Aug 29
1947
Akershus (Ki ig of
Dec
18
115
—
Norway) 4S-1968
♦Antio'iUia (Dept) Coll 7s A... 1945
♦External s f 7s series B.. —1945
♦External s f 7s series C —1945
♦External 8 f 7s series D, .1945
♦External s f 7s 1st series.. .1957
♦External sec 8 f 7s 2d series. 1957
♦External sec s f 7s 3d series. 1957
34
i
—
-
♦Gtd sink fund 6s... :—1948
16%
85% Dec
7
121
Jan
105.16
101.8
106.16
J
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)
Jan
2% July
13% Maj
9% Feb 19
105.22 108
101,13103.3
M
Foreign Govt. & Municipal
June
135
Oct
23% Jan ..7
78
2
Jan
4534
.May
128.'Ma j
>;79% July 11
7
;■■■■
New York City
9% May
5% Jum
28
9% Mar 27
6% Apr 23
4% Feb 17
-6% 1st preferred.......100
1 105.21 107.28
105"*
*100.18100.26
Apt
50
Feb 15
10
600 American Crystal Sugar
*32%
*1%
*2734
.
1%
•<
18%
95
106
I05«32
J
Apr
12-%
Juni
z98%May 29
5% conv preferred......100
American Chicle———AG par
70 Am Coal Co of Allegh Co NJ 25
American Colortype Co.... 10
"1*366 Am Comm'l Alcohol Corp..20
75
Juni
/1%
3434 July 22
106
High
Transit Unification Issue—
Jai
6
I8%Jmo 6
107
Apr 22
56
1
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Arr
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Aug
185 ' ^Jan:
58%
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High
./
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,
Jan
18
12% Maj
4134
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csjtc
Nov
2%
1% Mai
Day
165
12%
58%
3%
10%
5%
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12%
58%
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165
12%
Jan
38% May
.
18
33
8
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1
118%
35%
43%
11
88
10%
4%
19%
118%
27%
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2%
3% i:
8%
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43%
43
28%
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s
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Asked
<fe
Owners' Loan Corp—
Apr
Dee
41%
Jun«
Sept 15
tic
1942-1947
—
1634
9%
.v
5 2l-34 Maj
11
Ho
...1942-1947
—
79
Jun<
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Ma>
21% Aug 13
7534 Nov 7
l71%May 28
23
Apr 19
25
700 Am Chain & Cable Inc.No par
8%
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2%
33%
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8%
*14%
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%
»l«
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3%
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t
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1%
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.
7%
95
1734
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%
44
2%s
63% July 22
1
4,400 American Car & Fdy..No par
Preferred........100
500
16%
7%
8-%
*6%
*8%
Jan
14% Feb 28
Preferred......100
300
108
15
14%
18
;
3,600 American Can
112
*107
16%
14
Jan
4,800 Amer Cable & Radio Corp—1
75% 76%
77% 78%
1783, 17834 *177% 179
28
28%
29%
28%
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20
-i 19%
1934
20%
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95
,
19%
8% Ma>
37
138 Aug
MP.
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28
13
25
12
20
...—-—-1944-1964
—
3 s1044-1949 M N
Apr
...
2
'
108
7%
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;
68%
3 lis
Apr
55
4
shore
1234
182
i; 10
Bid
Low
135% Jum
Oct 29
40
Feb 19
58% Jan 2
5% Apr 22
934 Aug
42%Juue 19 V; 47% Oct 22
5
Oct 22
8% Jan 2
39 June 13
Am Brake Shoe <& Vdy.No par
29% Oct 16
2,700
200
5}4% canv pref....
100 xl22% Apr 14 130% Oet 23
130':
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8%
17%
1%
Friday's
Pri-e
...
7%
Ranoc or
Sale
U. S. Government (Concl.)
FederAl Farm Mortgage Corn—
26% May
15% Maj
634 June
143.) Apr 24
9
Sept 17
6% preferred.. .........50
500 American Bosch Corp..'i..... 1
32%
108
*8
95
i
33
2
19%
$ per share ? per
6
110
' 5%
f
32
2
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♦6%
17%
-
5%
5%
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79«4
share,
11% Jan 2
167% July 28
13
Aug 27
10
1,100 American Bank Note
8
130
67%
20
95
*%
Week's
Last
BONDS
.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Highest
41% Feb 14
No par
1,000 Amerada Corp...
Am AgriCChem (Del)..No par
...10
2,600 Am Airliner Inc.*..
1,000
46
130
78
6
1
per
25-% Jar.
87
25%May
14% Mar
lli6 Apr
10
Apr
6% conv preferred.......50
51%
8
130
178% 178%
29%
28%
108
5
*1%
5%
32%
33%
51%
*45
734
2
112%
v
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$
1134 Feb 3
5% Apr 21
1,300 Annlgam Leather Co Inc.-.-l
19%
*129
67%
19%
*14%
14%
7%
14%
5%
33
28%
*109% 112% *109
107
107 - 108
Lowest
71-%May 14
5% preferred*— 109
7,300 Allls-ChalmersMfg....No par
200 Aloha Portland Cem..No par
68%
191,
45
45
45
5%
2
19%
7%
7%
7%
58%
19%
51%
51
52
50%
45
129%
*67
Y.
3% Corporate Stock...
58
*19%
share
144% Mar
10% Feb
2,500 Allied Chemical & Dye.No par
100 Allied Kid Co
700 Allied Mills Co Inc..-.No par
17
per
18% Apr 21
6% Oct 21
200
84
84
*15%
$
P'lT
4,050 Allied Stores Corp...--No par
18%
1
56%
19%
33
27%
27%
67%
57%
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79% 80%
178% 178%
80%
*19
17%
5%
2
180
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7%
129
2%
80
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%
18
■
27%
18%
;27%
19%
57
46%
33
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%
19%
7%
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6
33
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18%
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50%
50
;
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46%
,
27
27%
27
7';
1,700 Altliny Lud Stl Corp—ATo par
300 Allen Industries Tnc,—,:—-1
.
7%
18%
57
19%
i
50%
8%
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13
27
•
15
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50
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19
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7
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12
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213,
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2134
:
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$ per share
$ rer share
7
149% 152
13
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27t2
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5 per share
21%
21%
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.
N.
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Week Ended Nov. 7
Highest
Lowest
Week
7
Nov.
Nov. 6
Year 1940
EXCHANGE
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v
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r
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,
Thursday
Wednesday
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NEW YORK
for
Saturday
Range Since Jan. 1
STOCKS
Sales
HIGH SALE PRICES
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Friday
>
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>
Last
Range
Range or
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Friday's
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Week Ended Nov. 7
Bid
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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21% Sept
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16
21
1,000
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2,800
300
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7
5
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22
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6
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41% Nov
7
9
38
May
5
Apr 18
2% Jan 3
5% Feb 14
par
par
Brown Shoe Co--_i..-N'o par
30
Bruns-B ilke-Collender.No par 4 16
Jan 16
par
Oct 10
7% preferred--,!......100 rl09 June 11
Budd (E G) Mfg.-.,..No par
3% Feb 14
7% preferred....
200
Jan
45% Oct
2% Aug
6% Jan 14
14l.| Sept 22
37
Sept 13
23% Mar 21
12% Jan
8% Oct IS
....5
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6
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26
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4%
2%
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1%
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12%
l)ei
27
May
14% May
6% May
97
May
3
7
Mar
13%
Apr
21
May
5% Apr 15
21% Oct 17
27% Feb 15
15%May 3
34% Jan 6
35% Sept 17
20% July 28
49
56%Noy
51
Ap
53%
4% Nox
24% Sept
25% Jan
37% Apr
Apr
29%
12% Nov
May
Feb 14
5% Jan 9
76 July 29
Jan
38% Nov
Dei
Jan 17
100
800
Budd Wheel......,,..No par
Bollard Co.:.
....No par
500
Bulova Watch
400
Burlington Mills Corp
200
Conv pref $2.75ser..ATo par
Burroughs Add Mach..No par
4,200
2,600
♦Sec extl s f 6 Ms—
1958
♦Sec extl s f 614b. — ......1959
♦Montevideo (City) 7s——.1952
♦6s series A............... 1959
Bush Terminal
Dec
119
Jun
6%
72% Nov
5% conv preferred...
Butte Copper & Zinc
900
8
2,300
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9%
96%
40
9%
400
21%
1,400
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Apr 1958
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A
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1944
F
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1956
M
3178
31%
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,
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13%
378
80
30%
3)8
33
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19
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70%
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2
May
5%
Apr
9
5% May
16%
2
25
23
Apr 16
Sept
5
6% July 28
Aug
6
4% Jan 4,
11% Jan 9
100
July 28
12
Jan
6
Dei
Oct
4% May
7%
Jan
17% May
23%
Apr
5
Sept
2% May
6% May
13%
Jan
39
May
82
9
May
15% Jan
May
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56%
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103% 103%
84
84%
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)i% preferred-.±.±±--100
City Investing Co... ± -
-.
-100
500
City Stores..±4..._.±......5
500
.
Clark Equipment.. -No par
C C C & St Louis Ry Co. .100
......
~
5% preferred
100
8
21% Oct 30
Aug
2% Mar
30%June
90
Clev El Ilium 84.50 pf.±Vo par
25%
500
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The). 1
24
5% preferred _......... 100
May 23
82
Clev & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd.50
Climax Molybdenum..No par
27
36%
2,000
Cluett Peabody & Co.-No par
148
94%
1%
15%
15%
178
17%
*%
1%
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±.Ti±...'
1,100
66
800
113
17%
1
2,900
1%
190
2
300
2,100
1%
38.700
56%
53
Colgate-Palmoltve-Peet No par
Collins & Alkman
No par
No par
5% conv preferred. —--100
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp.No par
15%
*48
July 16
Colorado & Southern
15%
53
Feb 19
Mar 17
-180
1%
56
87
60
740
1,700
2,680
100
4% 1st preferred-....-.100
4% 2d preferred
100
Columb Br'd Sys Inc cl A.2.50
2.50
Class B.
Columbia Gas & Eleo--A7o par
6% preferred series A... 100
5% preferred -,
100
-
11% Feb 14
100% Feb 15
17% Oct 31
20
May
12%
72
17
Aug
Jum
114% Mar
5% Apr
Ll%May
May
Oct
6
Mar
Sep)
22% May
100
Apr
2%
May
99% June
17% May
10% June
2%
Oct
22
Oct
106
May
Apr
30%
29% Mar
-.4
Apr
478
30% May
44
Dec
84% June
101
Dec
6% May
Jan
12%
8% May
23% May
15% Dec
44% Dec
41
51% Dec
May
'%i Dei
H«Dei
%
%
Apr
»n Dei
%
Jun
2
5
7% May
9
May
1% Any
20
11% Mar
Apr
16%
5% Mar
Nov
34
53% May
8% Oci
85
Sepl
14%
Jan
98
Feb
x60
Jan
40% Aug 2
Apr 26
24
May
124
July
85
Jan 15
56
June
115
Aug 20
108
May
33% Jan 10
2Q
139
Jan
Auk
Apr
91%
Apr
4%
Apr
40%
133
Nov
74% Nov
114%
Jun
May
43% Mar
Sept 9
84% Oct 11
*74**May
~83%*Dec
Mar 11
46% May
48
43% Sept 12
39% Sept 8
25% May
41%
25% May
45% Apr
105
50
148
106
Sept 17
Jan
2
63% Oct 30
740 July 16
16%Sept 17
104% Oct 14
30 %
Jan
9
131
Dec
99% May
141
Mar
63
Feb
20
Feb
56
May
10% May
June
94
Jan 13
•uDee
1% Feb 5
1 4 Feb 18
14% Oct '20
14% Oct 16
7
3
Oct 23
Apr
145
Jan 10
1%
Mar
May
Marlfl
56
A pi
3% Jan
1% Dei
4
20
Nov
Feb
May
26<4
l%May
106
114
1% Nov
Dec
May
Jum
3
53
35%
5
Apr 18
% Oct 9
Jan
Jan
Apr
56%
121
48
16% May
108
May
12% May
110
14
42% May
105% May
Sepl
May
9
Jan 22
143
Dec
2
Feb 14
^..±.ATo par
1,000
.±±"±.
48% July
Coca-Cola Intern Corp.No par
Coca-Cola Co (The)...No par
84.25 preferred
100
15%
15%
58
100
Preferred
v; Class A.,..
■±±..iw.
".50
Jan
126
44
28% Feb 18
Special gtd 4% stock
75
Jum
4% Sept 22
May 28
130
12,600
39% May
100
46% Feb 20
Oct 20
98
3% Nov
6
10% Feb
6
Apr 26
70% Oct 17
110
Feb 14
Feb
104% Aug 12
9
7
139
3
72%1 Jan
53% Oct 17
40
Dec
32% May
% Jan 18
9% Sept 16
14% Sept 15
3
Aug 29
27
Jan 27
7
l%June17
8% Apr 21
95
Jan 3
92 <4
May
% Jan 17
•
10% Feb
113%
50
2
Oct 24
19% July 21
44% Jan 9
54
July 24
8
39%
*112
2
1%
""
Corp.......
..5
City Ice & Fuel..
No par
Chrysler
Jan
1% July 21
6% Oct 4
3
July 31
11% Nov 5
8% Jan 10
% Jan 4
%«July 25
8% May 22
-ZZZ'C
94%
17%
%
1%
±;±±;
.25
Apr
%e Jan
K)3
*63%
113
*1%
:
1%
102%
Dec
35% Apr
112% Feb
24
May
4% Apr
5% Apr
5
Apr
3% Aug
4
2%Sept
21% Jan
2
6
16
May
21
Jan
6
16
May
26% Mar
26% Mar
4% Jan
9
4% May
67% May
93% Apr
59
79
82% Jan 25
72
Apr 2
1% De<
1% Oct
June
7% Apr
986.
William B. Dana: Company,
Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher,
Published three times a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising
D. Riggs, Business Manager.
nv>ir>t>crn—Tri
17,000
95%
*49
£38%
36%
*700
17%
%
■i"
-V
25%
94% 95
*63% 66
800
♦700
1
"
1%
4
56%
Chile Copper Co.
49
103
*144
1%
'•
15%
page
66
Cbtlds Co.....±±".,t..No par
34
j
*U3*
148
%
17%
■
57
95%
800
Chicago Yellow Cab...No par
Chickaalia Cotton Oil..±... 10
500
i
14 7g
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*105% 107
*105% 107
*105% 107
18
18%
17% 17%
*17%
*17%
,
'
C
*114
__ __ _
2
102% Feb
9% Feb 19
*80
84
U-±±
37
>14% >15
*48
113%
7% preferred....
_ _ 100
6% preferred.......... 100
200
73
40
*112
■;
34
*24%
39%
<
-17% -17%
1%
♦113*
25%
Pr pf (82,50) cum div No par
Chic Rock Isl & Pacific-.100
400
3
.
.
1%
25
41%
73
*49
*700
*
±-±
•
1,200.
9%
3%
34
±.±.±
37
66
800.
President, William
m±.mj
34
38%
2%
1%
'M'f
"3%
*144
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"1
41%
'-V
12
9
95%
38%
38%
37
55%
9
95%
*
*49
—4
57%
52%
9%
*21
9
103
103
25
95%
35
113% 113%
*24%
25%
rharfire
$16.75 for 6 months; Great Britain,
of exchange, remittances for foreign
year,
fluctuations^ irthrrati
*21
73
113% 113%
For footnotes see
footnotes see page 987.
9%
11
11
!
1%
24%
ZZ'Zz
15%
*391,1
*5134
*32
"*3%
*1
52%
May
38% Dec
4%
37% Apr 22
3ie
1
■
5
Chicago Pneumat Tool. Aro par
83 conv preferred...No par
%«
*»%«
1%
Chicago Mail Order Co
Jan
Apr
45
15% May
44% Jan 13
% Mar 3
600
50
6
15
22% Sept
1% Mar 12
l3ieMar20
900
*16
12%
j
5%
15
5% preferred
2
88
4
107% Oct 11
3% Mar 20
5
Apr 28
%
1
15
15
*14%
Chic Gjreat West RR Co...50
600
42
*32
...40
Class A
3,300
17,500
75% Jum
22% May
Apt
0% Mar
40%
3% May
18
2
2% Dei
36% AUK
40
211.1 Jan
9% Nov
93%June
Jury
Anr
41% Jun
8% Feb
2',iMay 23
Preferred series A......100
Chic & East 111 RR Co.No par
Apr
Feb
9<tu
37% Jan 14
34%May 19
2%
10%
%«
2's
*%
"""300
52%
1478
15%
14%
14%
♦104% 106
*104% 106
18%
18% *17%
*17%
*112 -113
113
♦112
17%
zii-'ZCj'-
8
-1*2%
10%
5%
10%
5%
15%
*33%
*63%
■
July
2
34% July 12
5% Jan 13
17% Feb 15
t Chesapeake Corp. J ...No par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
25
42
33%
*700
800
'
Checker Cab Mfg
800
Oot 20
100
5
200
16,000
9%
3%
35%
*99% 100%
1%
*1%
'S5%
%.«
%
9%
'
6% pf. 100
Common ...........Napar
378
34%
%
148
148! *144
93% 941
93% 93%
*63%
Cham Pap & Fib Co
100
»!«
*114
*700
110
19
*14%
,3%
37
105
9%
,
15
6% prior preferred....: 100
'
97
278May 23
22% Apr 21
Chain Belt Co........Aro par
*39%
*51%
*3%
38
Oct 30
1
Jan
122
Feb 19
±±...
300
15%
33%
*49
77
*27
Certain-teed Products.
*51%
41%
25%
Preferred..i>i±.±;.±±. ±100
Cerro de Pasco Copper.No par
1,600
*39%
103% *1C3 • 103%
*84% ...4 *84%
36%
10%
5%
10
2,600
16%
*18%
l%June 11
4% Feb
2% Feb 19
JCent RR of New Jersey.. 100
Central Violeta Sugar Co
Century Ribbon Mills.No par
32%
1678
105
18%
1
June 11
/15%June27
1% Apr 22
109%June 10
■
3
31%
v
Foundry Co....
Central 111 Lt 4)$% pref...100
Jan
1,200
3
42
*103
"
2%
11%
5%
57%
113%
*24%
16%
*8% .9%
3?8
3%
34% 36
*99% 100%
1%
1%
5%
5%
2%
2%
10%
9%
95%
41%
3%
?
31%
18%
18%
10%
•5%
3
105% 105%
35% 36%
*99% 100%
1%
*1%
5%
5%
-•
3
31%
:
19
9%
7*1* •IIM
*113
46
23
1,600
95%
3%
37%
19
Central Aguirre Assoc. Aro par
Central
55%
33%
*49
38)4
1,400
4
4
r;
68
2
100
*18%
*8%
5% preferred..100
Celotex Corp
17
32%
106
-
No par
7
2
17»4
-"ii''
116% Mar 19
17
32%
■>.
1878May 26
100
17%
2%
!
j
par
17%
*10%
*1,
Anier.No
7% prior preferred
17
3
3
>.
50% July 15
29% Ju'y 28
Sept 5
10%June 10
75
Sept 24
22% Mar 25
3% July 24
115% Jan 20
4% Aug
14% Sept 30
4
July 28
Celaoese Corp of
120
200
14
29
18
Nov 31
Caterpillar Tractor....No par
2,100
1,400
20
39
3,900
22%
u'"•
92%MAy
30% Jan
3% Jan
87% Sept
125
39%
'
Jan 17
Feb 14
80
2%
3% July 31
41
Mar 18
67
*2
2% May
29% May
43
22%
2,800
34s
2
112
120% 120%
7%
7%
Dec
7
3
Feb
1%
8%
19% Apt
11%
Jad
100
39
-
May
4% May
11
Feb
52% Mar
1
5% Aug
39% Apr
100
1) Co
Preferred
50
■
■
Case (J
600
-
-
Carpenter Steel Co
1
10
67
56%
9%
3%
22%
*111% 113
*111% 113
*111% 112%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
14
14
13% 14%
13% 13%
*3
;
*3%
378
3%
3%
*2%
1 *77%
80
80
97
80
*78
30
30
29% 30
29% 301.1
••
-
40
5
2% Apr 28
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry.100
..'
No par
67
95%
41%
*1"I
39%
120% 120%
7%
7%
40
Nov
...5
80
t
1,100
2
% Jan 6
7% Jan 6
14% Jan 10
17% Sept 18
Carriers & General Corp....l
Capital Admin class A.
83 preferred A......
88I.1
50% July
Oct
1
2
3% Feb 13
33% Oct 30
2%May 20
37%May 26
86% Feb 25
22
Apr 23
50
*26%
14
54
5% Feb 19
10%May 16
10%June 3
25
Cannon Mills
600
2%
24% Sept 18
Mar ll
27
.
Canadian Pacific Ry
500
67
55%
9%
..
36)4
37
MN
With declaration..
Finantial
12%
9
%Juno
68
95%
,
f 5s ser A. 1963
♦Stamped assented 5s....1963
Stamp mod 3)49 ext to
1994
Ext sec ref 3Ms ser B....... 1967
♦Pernambuco (State of) 7s.... 1947
♦Peru (Rep of) external 7s....1959
♦Nat Loan extl a f 6s 1st ser.. 1960
♦Nat Loan extl s f 6s 2d ser. .1961
7%
4% Sept
16% Feb '20
i
..
11,100
40
*38%
88
22%
55%
9%
33%
\ V'
■*"*11955
9% July 24
51
par
..50
Campbell W & C Fdy..No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale..
.5
Canada Southern Ry Co. 100
%
6
*%
*32
78
23
....
t
O
:::::i958
Oct
35% Nov
21% Jan
1
7% Apr 29
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop. .5
100
4^2
27%
3
*278
77% 77l.i
77%
77%
121
121
122
*117
121-
96
54%
27
'
8
-
*
%
12
*95
5% preferred
800
2%
39%
53
*
A
27%
2258
42
52
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5354
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86)4
85
Packing....No
2,500
34
2%
90
2%
*2
*99% 100%
.1%
1%
5% :• 5%
5%
2%
2%
*26%
15%
1%
•v*
California
Callahan Zinc-Lead
31
4%
34
*87
4%
15
*11
86)4
*28
4%
34
2%
120%
7%
7%
36%
*5%
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85
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51
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79
5654
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52
'
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31
90
39%
10%
*4
3578
*39%
77
76)4
83
.
A
With declaration
With declaration
12% May
8% Nov
30
1
7% Apr 21
76% Feb 14
No par
3*500
16
4%
*120
18%
15%
%e
16
134
2%
V
17%
106%' r.J:
*14%
60
6%
10%
16
*28
4% "j
34%
i.
■
z!:' £.£-■'
..i
10%
5%
10%
6%
10%
27%
2%
2%
10%
5%
64
49
*70"
...
1952
Jai
17% May
8
3
5
3,300
6%
*26%
2%
*66
*5%
12*4
12)4
814
54
3
10%
*2%
33
S
D
M
*2%
*77%
30%
.•
4%
35% 36'
*99% 100%
*1%
1%
*32
.1970
30
Byers Co (A M)
No par
Participating preferred..100
......
%
6%
10%
15%
.
%
40
2.%
2>s
v*4
*5%
60
*54
*87
'
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•
30
14
30
107 :
*18%
7
14
f
80'
18
*106
•6)4
5%
14
'
♦16
N
-
3% May
20
May
4% Feb 17
19%May 29
Butler Bros. —.-......±...10
300
8% July 22
z7%May
2%May
15% Jan
...i..l
1,800
3
%
-
*38%
16%
*11H4
*%«
External 8 f 4 Ms..
- - -1965
:
With declaration......--i—-•*
4s 8 f extl loan
1963
1
BushTermBldgdep7% pf 100
8
39
67
16%
16%
4
2%
39
-
22%
*51%
External s f 5s
No par
530
22
10%
i
28
34%
78
67
3%
31%
"3*4 "7)4
554
5)4
554
5H
■&H
O
1
'
40%
13%
61/;- 82)4,
27
*
%
16
121
22
13'jt
♦13
Micas Geraes (State)—
America"SDain'
26% Nov
27
1,800
:
60
*54
%
6%
10%
4%
'.
39%
*2%
11
m
7
77)4
5H
"~5X
'
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A
10'4
70
:
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extl 0 >$8.. 1952
10
10^
77)4
'
120% 120%
'! 7%
'7%
2%
*3
'•♦Medellln (Colombia) 6Ms.... 1954
.i
78
*2%
9)4
■■
:
♦120 V122
40
29%
NOTE^On account'
8
May
13% May
8
18%
21%
;
60
%
6%
10%
27%
27s
*77%
fral
6
41
29%
29%
18%
22-
22%
8%
97%
*54
~
1
.2%
39
*2%
26)4
A-
4%
34%
*21% 22
120% 120%
7%
7%
*66
70%
9)4
754
*7
:
4%
34%
39 t
40
58)4
M
Jones,
25% Jan
Bucyrus-Erle Co..l
30
Jan
Oot 17
'
*2%
70
V
i
30
4%
2%
*111
♦Leipzig (Germany) s f 7s...—1947 F A
♦Lower Austria (Province) 7Ms 1950 J D
and
24% Mar
25%
Oct 22
Apr 21
3,100
12% May
18
38
1,300
-
22
.
22%
3%
15%
■
T-;
34%
2%
*26%
79)4
35
3654
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67
-2"._ :% 56
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"46)4
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10%
15% *16%
16%
w
W,
Jum
c
6%
10%
16%
30 :
h
-
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2954
45
55)4
51)4
.
♦III"
J*. .v.
^
♦Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s 1957
r„mmi.rriai
May
17
Nov
34
123% Jan
70% Mar
29U Apr
26
No par
2,500
56%
*56%
8
7%
3%
3%22%. 23%
578
578
3%
21%
Day
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6%
10%
2%
30)4
'
60
%
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4654
X
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16%
75
15
I)
-
21%
6%
10%
23%
65
75)4
J
J
"
Frederick
.19
9
28% Apr
1
3%
39%
4%
12%
'6%
22%
217g
■»
8
10%
9%
-
!L
;
*28
Japanese Govt 30 yr s f 6^s...l954
With declaration...... 4.4-...
Extl sinking fund 5MH..— 1965 M N
For
Apr 19
10
1,600
■ZmZi'JL; 1
34%
6%
>
56%
-
3%
3%
22%
8%
96%
8% ';;: * ? •- ■
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98 <
*8%
4
.14
4)4
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60
.14'''
'
.
"i2% *f"2
It
A
*54
♦77
♦Panama (Rep) extl s
DIM
78 Feb 19
*
2,100
6%
6%
18
22%
3%
Stock
3%
'
•21
*120%122
Oslo (City) s f 4Ms
May
51%
29% Nov "
3% Apr 23
8% Oct 16
Bristol-Myers Co
Brooklyn & Queens Tr.iVo
B dyn-Manh Transit. .No
Brooklyn Union Gas...No
2%
*2%
9%
0
6
6%
z22%
T
21
21
6
5
.
F
♦Italy (Kingdom of) extl 7s...1951
♦Italian Crcd Consortium 7s ser B'47
Extl deb 5 Ms
Auk
99
Jan 18
"
654
8
*4%
1960 M N
Oriental Devel guar 6s.
With declaration..
Nov
5
Brewing Corp. of America...3
Bridgeport Brass Co...Na par
Brlrgs Manufacturing.Ntir. par
8%
*34
17%
9%
3%
22
10%
4%
*33%
v:
Jan
95
Juni
Closed—
7
454
4)4
5
.....
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s.
Jan
Apr
100
Bower Roller Bearing Co
700
28
10
6%
,
'5
500
'
6%
10%
8%
*96%
97'
*9%
)
•
11%
10
19% May
111% Jan 23
54
Jan
22% Apr
53
*5
il.
With declaration.
Hungary 7 Ms ext at 4 Ms to.-.1979
♦Nuremburg (City) extl 6s
9
Apr 29
34%
23%
12%
Sept 18
Election
,
9
Jan
4,000
May
Jan
Nov
54
9
35
90
39
93% Nov
134
13% May
11
May
Mar 13
24% Sept
12% Apr 21
25% Oct 17
Aluminum & Bnw?.._5
1
share
>.
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan
*7 Ms secured s f g..._.
1945 J
Norway external 6s
With declaration..
100
.5
Oct
per
22% Mar
56% Jan
22% May
63% May
109% May
14
May
15
May
6% May
2
4
8
38
18%
87g
18%
*27%
40%
-i.
110%
9%
%
52)4
53
"54""
^
....
26
49)4
...±
22)4
26
*7
"*7"
22%
*3
:
3%
8%
8%
71)4
26
O
With declaration.....
♦Heidelberg (German) ext 7 M»- 1950 j" ./
Helsingfors (City) extl 6 M»- i .1960 A O
New So Wales
5
Boeing Airplane Co
Bolin
6% Apr 18
Class ft.i..........No par
Bond Stores Inc........
1
4
2%
2%
6%
3%
6%
*22
O
♦Haiti (Republic) s f 6s ser A.. 1952 A
♦Hamburg (State) 6s
.....1946 A
i
No par
Bon Ami Co class A ...No par
22
20%
19%
2%
29%
10%
8
3%
22?
*21%
f*Treas 6s of '13 assent
July 23
Jan 3
Jan 28
Aug 8
230
18%
18%
»
9%
9%
*114% 115% *114% 115% *114% 115%
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
378
68
68I.1
67% 68
67% 67%
i'v
34%
89%
131%
31%
110
4
-
30%
4%
8%
-
i
17%
.
May
Bloomla nlale Brother.i.No par
........
"9*066
29%
2%
2%
30
i 18%
*34
r
49% Jum
16% Apr 19
40%
*21
6%
1
v.'''
"6%
' 6%
*21%
22%
♦29%- 29%
*18%
18%
*56%
57
8%
»
*2%
♦Milan (City, Italy)
Highest
shan S
per
57
Aug 18
Black & Decker Mfg CoNj par
Blln & Lau'hlh Inc...
S
50
Blaw-Knox Col
29%
20%
share
17% Maj
1,200
*98'* 100
40%
per
20% Jan 10
1,300
2,100
14%
29
.
$
Share
26%Ma.v 12
£59% Nov
119% Oct 17
23% Apr 18
k
500
20%
29%
*98% 100
40% 40%
*21% 22%
9%
18%
41%
"*\rv
'
No par
Bethlehem Steel (Del). ±No par
per
13% Oct 17
7% preferred..±.<......100
Blielow-Sanf Can ine.ATi par
-
85
10%
Ii4%.114%
66%
♦75
27
i»- *2%
•9% .->9.%
3%
85
18%
'/'i'
Beit & Co
1,100
15%
20%
$
Blumenthal & Co pre!
*13
27
17
66%
6%
2-.._
....
With declaration
26-54.
10)4
7
10)4
*10
♦7b part paid....-.-...-.1964
♦Sink fund secured 6s..
1968 FA
♦Italian Public Utility extl
•" ■
Lowest
'
J
♦Greek Government s f ser 7s.. 1964 MN
f 5s
Range for Previous
Year 1940
■;!
Highest
:i'/.
'
4
-
35
9%
*114% 115%
3%
3%
German Prov & Communal Bks
Irish Free State extl s
;v;':
Par
9,400
21%
7%
6%
*14%
15%
15%
19%
100
*40
HU
30
>16%
17
66%
With declaration....
*99
7
28%
!
29%
.
♦.
-A-:
9%
9%
18%' 18%
27.
40%
40%
*2%
2%
6%
6%
10%
10%
-••
—
V '
27
9%
21
i
"
>
351
-
*16
"V *1454
"63
f": 29
r::'i
v-v 1 ■-■
'
19'
♦2
6%
10%
♦34
.....
6)4
:
20%
*29%
2%
6%
—
20U
i
-29
18%
41%
*2%
~...
•*75
h
v
7;;.-
20%
20%
18%
27
*40%
International—
♦5M» of 1930 stamped-.....1905 J D
♦5 Ms unstamped...
1965
♦SMssptd (Canadian holder) 1965
♦( Jerman Rep extl7s stamped. .194!) AO
> 82.
27%
20%
*26%
German Govt
16%
98%
99%
41%
41%
'22 C 22
42
18%
18%
2% ' 2%
*29
301
93
declaration..
7s unstamped
•;■; /■
Lowest
Beneficial Indus Loan...V? par
Pr pd $2.50 div aer'38 No par
200
53
21
21
15%
t!3% -16
20%
21
'
6%
*14%
98
-
21
-"ii'*'!;
7
.
26)4
63
91
D
1
On Basis of 100-S/iare Lots
EXCHANGE
3,700
14%
14%
*51%
27%
£59%
*27% 28%
27%
62%
61%
60%
*120
120% 121
121%
29% 29%
2984 30
7
•
55
61
±42.
.
f 6 Ms—1953 M N
—
with
50
*46 !4
Range Since Jan.
YORK STOCK
Shares
53
*13
20%
♦Frankfort (City of)
Week
$ per share
9 per share
52i2
15%
♦21
&
i'
With declaration
French Republic 7sstamped... 1949 J
Nov .-7
14%
161
w-19%' 19%
♦27
27%
♦98 ,H00 i
■
.
M
share
*14
42
1945
the
,,
(14
♦75
J
With declaration....
6
Nov
14
♦13%
Finland (Republic) ext 6s.
5
14
♦13
♦El Salvador 8s ctfs of dep..1948
♦Estonia (Republic of) 7s.
1907
Friday
Thursday
'
*58 yk
1969
§*2d series sink fund 5 Ms... 1940
CuBtoms Admin 5Mfs 2dBer..l961 M
Nov. 4 >'•
3
62
6
Wednesday
Tuesday
High
.1 per share
Dominican Rep Cost Ad 5 )a's. -19.42 ATP '■Hi
§ ♦ 1 st ser 5 Ms of 1 926..
1940 A O
STOCKS
Sales
;■
Since
Jan.
Asked
of
Fred
H.
Grav.
Western Renresentative.
Field
Rnilriinar
(Telenhone
State
0613).
London—Edwards
Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia, Australia and Africa, $31.00 per year, $17.50 for 6 months.
subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL &
980
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, November 11, 1.941
NEW YORK BONO* RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
S per share
$ per share
Shares
*7
7«4
*257s
♦25%
27%
22%
22%
22%
27 %
U
%
*
' 56
56
%6
553(1
56
22%
22%
3
*2%
*16%
21
*12%
21%
16%
21%
13%
2112
1584
21%
*2%
*12%
*93
*93
3
16%
22
13%
21%
13%
*89%
15%'
9634
%
10
*2%
6%
2%
934
♦2%
6%
6%
♦4
4%
4%
*9«4
♦22
24%
*22
104% *103
104%
143K
*103
*14
384
3%
33%
25%
*8%
44%
18
33g
*13
44
♦52%
35%
33s
3%
26%
2684
13%
*52%
*52%
54
35%
3534
35%
36
49
49
49
*9734
15%
*6%
6%
15%
15%
*0%
34
**16
9%
2%
9%
2%
9%
2%
6%
6%
6%
4%
4%
*4%
5
*434
*434
3134
8%
3%
27%
44 %
13%
53%
35%
178
99% 100
15%
15%
15
6%
6%
6%
7
23
23%
Closed-
23
23%
2234
*40
42
41
41
*1234
12%
13
13
91
*89
36%
8934
37%
37
*80
82
*80
90
3734
Election
23%
*41
1234
'bay .-V.;.
90
42%
90%
37%
82
*9038
37%
*80%
Continental Bak Co..-No par
15%
9034
3734
*7%
7%
8
7%
7
*117% i20
*734
738
8%
7%
74
*73
74
*73
*12%
13%
17%
*12%
%
13
17%
%
♦17
ui«
25
*24%
%
♦17
25
27
♦24
21%
21%
21%
8% r: 8%
8%
25%
*46%
50
25%
*84%
*46%
*16%
17
17
25%
88
*84
12%
%<
74
*72
74
35' i Feb
14
45% Sept
4% Jan
27% Nov
23% Jan
18% Jan
56% Sept
52% Jan
53% July
30
2
5
Copperweld Steel Co
Conv pref 5% series
12%
17%
%
12%
12%
17
17
34
26
24%
21%
.
24%
21%
2134
8%
21%
8%
21%
8%
8%
8%
2534
87%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
85
85
*84%
95
52
3">
25
-.100
170
Corn Products
Refining
Preferred..
3% Oct 14
2,500
1,000
Crosley Corp (The)....No par
Crown Cork & Seal
240
-
.:
13
2384
43
1,900
1234
90%
1,000
38%
2,800
5% conv preferred.
100
Cuba RR 6 % preferred.... 100
$2.25
100
$5 conv
100
82
7%
74
30
46%
*46%
47%
1634
1634
163.1
Cuneo Press Inc.
50
1,800
No par
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
20
$8
110
47%
I684
preferred
Deo
Apr
♦6s extl
8 f g
♦7s extl loan of 1926
♦7s municipal loan
♦Rome (City) extl 634s
*4%
10%
10%
23%
243s
♦13%
♦28%
19%
*17-
24%
,<■*39%? 39%
.
10%.
*112
23%
24%
*16
10%
23%
-
2S7«
29
13%
1134
1134
10
10
11%
10%
10%
41%
25
*40
39%
8%
19%
17
19%
17
40
8%
17%
♦75%
17%
7784
10%
37%
17%
76%
1734
76%
17%
75
75%
17%
*74%
1034
1034
37%
10%
37
10%
*10%
37%
*3634
2034
*13%
14
74%
75%
114% 114%
173s
17%
*4%
4%
*20%
13%
76%
20%
14
7%
♦17%
*126% 127
4%
*113%
113% 113%
Preferred
4,400
Delaware <fc Hudson
8,500
Delaware Lack & Western..50
2% Feb 19
tDenv & R G West 6% pf.100
htSept 23
400
Diamond T Motor Car Co.—2
17%
75
400
10%
500
37
37
110
13
13%
6934
71%
1153s 110%
484
7%
116%
14834
21
18
A..No par
Match-—!:—No par
6% partlc preferred———25
17%
*20%
100
300
10%
13%
10
Devoe & Raynolds
Diamond
500
9
21
-----
Detroit Edison............20
3,800
;.b. no
.(,=
75
17%
4%
No par
20
Delsel-Wemmer-Gilbert
3;
17%
17%
4%
% pf. 100
Co.?
434
107g
37%
72%
115% 115%
&
10%
*8%
x71
*7%
7%
126% 127
115
2O84
13%
Deere
500
77
*4%
7%
7%
*114
11684 *114
1463J
147% 149%
126% 126% *126
113% 113% *112
17%
4%
13%
76% 7734
115% 115%
17% 17%
7%
*114
11634 ♦114
11634
145% 146
146% 146%
7%
21
13%
20*.|
77%
114% 115%
8%
Dayton Pow & Lt 4
20
14%May 26
6% Apr 18
109%July 2
18% Feb 19
27
Apr 30
500
19%
19%
1684
17.
25% J5%
*39% 40%
17
25%
8%
17%
*2014
19%
25%
40
1,500
10,400
Apr 21
28%
1234
*%6
25
8%
37%
5
40%
8%
23%
*28%
12%
10%
4%
*li«
17
ii {17
24%..: 25
39%
4%
%!
19%
19% .19%
,17
5,'t
*li«
4%
%
10%
112
23%
29
13
8%
*37%
10
112
2384
28%
8%
*9%
10%
18
3
Distil
1,200
Corp-Seagr's Ltd.No par
5% pref with warrants—100
Co
No par
Dixie-Vortex
No par
Class A..
4%
•
'
11% Nov
9
6
Feb 19
19% Oct 8
Apr 211
21% Apr 29
i 13
34%Jume 12
V 6% Apr
12%May
08%May
7 May
34
Jan
33
Apr
25% May
Santa Foextl s f 4s.._
47
70
♦Sao Paulo (City of, Brazil) 8s.
65
♦634s extl secured sf.......
§*8an Paulo (State) 8s..
*88external...?..........
.41
May
40% Dee
165
May
4
May
7%
June
June
Jan
Dee
100
1,300
Doehler Die Casting Co No par
Dome Mines Ltd
No par
8,900
Douglas Aircraft
No par
3,500
Dow Chemical Co
No par
Dresser Mfg Co...
No par
Dunhill International...——1
700
17
May
13
Nov
10
26
♦6s extl dollar loan
1544
2534
4334
6934
834
2634
2634
20>4
Nov
9
7
8% Sept
5
9
127% Sept
74
Nov
7
16% Jan 25
Jan
2
1% Jan
6
25
;
45
Jan
9
July
May
75
May
25
May
75% Oct
12
45%
31
♦8s secured extl
Dee
♦7s series B
35%
June
92
Sept
60
14% May
23
Oct 23
Apr21
July 14
5% Sept 12
18
8
Sept
Jan 24
External
f 5 Us
13% May
107
June
30% Aug
21
18% Jan 2
14
July 31
6% Aug
% Aug 1
8%
114
1971 J
7
20% Sept 15
29% Jan 1)
41
Jan
3
10% Jan 10
18% Jan 11
Jan
6
June
8% May
2% Dee
%• Dee
12% May
25% May
32
May
4% May
12% May
66% May
9
*4
80
"5~8()0
Du P de Nem (E I) & Co...20
138 May
120% Feb 14
164% Jan
126% Oct 29
lll%July
118
May
34
Jan
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
14
38
J
3534
30
5034
44
1834
'ml '1934
25
21
f
s
Jan
Oct
f 6s.
s
F
.4
*56
i960 M N
57 34
1964 MN
54
42
55
57 34
39 J4
60
3534
3534
4134
60
3634
4034
1734
57 34'
59
48
——
28
*56
60
55
60
1979 MN
55
55
56 h
55
53
55
60
5734
4534
60
46 34
External conversion
4634
♦Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7s. 1952 A O
♦Vienna (City of) 6s...
1952 MN
59
*13
*834
1734
5634
55
4
1034
;
A 1
j
•
1234
-
W
Deo
♦Warsaw (City) external 7s...1958 F
A
*434s assented.............1958
A
Feb
F
534
534
5
38 3S
234
v8-v>
534
5
mi
■
934
»
...
237s Jan
94% May
Apr
171
30
Yokohama (City) extl 6s......1961 J
With declaration
Apr
10
Mar
13%
120
3834
30
5734
32
D
32
4334
67
49
54?4
Jan
Jan
2
2
25% June
RAILROAD and
189% Apr
129% Deo
118% Jan
44% May
114
3634
38
36 34
—
Jao
May
112% May
146% May
36*34
36 34
5349 guar......1961 AO
24% Apr
May
113
117
146%
20
61
3J4-434-4&U extl conv
..1978 J D
4-4%'-434s extl read).......1978 F A
334» extl readjustment..
1984 J J
Apr
Nov
14% Apr
30% May
141% Jan 4
23%June24
6% Jan 8
10% July 29
9
6% Oct 16
105
Aug
No par
7934
2634
8034
3534
3534
2034
"7934
A
3,^8-4-4348 ($ bonds of 1937)
external readjustment
1979 MN
>3M-4-4)gs (« bonds of 1937)—
23% Jan
30% Apr
43% Feb
10% Feb
20% Nov
Dee
11% May
66% July
127% Nov
14% Jan
5
May
9% June
Jan
Duplan Corp.—..No par
8% preferred
100
$4.50 preferred.
534
6 34
10
21
♦Externals f 6s
23% Apr
700
100
334
334
5,
U
23% Apr
28% May
19% Apr
23% Jan
5% Jan
11% May
300
11
F
34
5
30
s
With declaration.......
5% Mar
18% Nov
May
13% May
28% Sept 1
7%
115
3
3% May
11% Oct
114
434
146
934
10
434
"*4
With declaration
Oct
9
634
May
20
334
4
With declaration
Mar
47% Mar 29
42
10
4
Tckyo City 5s loan of 1912...1952 MS
11% Mar
32% Mar
75
6
....
"6
...1962 M N
extl
sec
Taiwan Elec Pow
Oct
6% July
21% May
534
.....
Sydney (City) s f 534s——1955
91% Feq
45% Dec
17
Apr
29% Feb
4% Jan
51
May
June
5K
♦Silesia (Prov of) extl 7s......1958 J D
♦4 34s assented
1958 J D
♦Silesian Landowners Assn 6s. .1947 F A
Dec
4% Jan
87g May
29% Dee
1962 MN
With declaration..
95% May
47% Dec
z99
12 34
With declaration...
> 21% May
1% May
3% Aug
60
May
45% Dec
9% May
19% June
1% Oct
34% Feb 10
10% Sept 8
29% Jan 1{)
90
Aug 12
79
4
27
J*Secureds f 7a..
Apr
23% Jan 28
17% July 14
16
36 ?4
1634
387g
10% Nov 3
37% Oct 30
63% Feb
yl11% Sept
1634
20
36
*7%
'114
934
834
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)
*4%
126%
—
♦7s extl water loan
Apr
1% Apr
24% Jan
TuSept
75
<
184
,
13
fSaarbruecken (City) 0s......
May
61% Jan
May
Jan
86
Apr
2534
70
16
16 34
Feb
25
18% May
15% Mar
With declaration.
2,100
18
=
32
2234
5434
...
♦Uruguay (Republic) extl 8s.. 1916
Davega Stores Corp
5
Conv 5% prefer red...... 25
Davison Chemical Co (The).l
5
*16
*112
237„
13%
4%
*%4
,
*4%
18
28«4
9%
10
4%
19%
.17%
10%
10%
;.
18
'28%
i,; %
ivt24%
*16
*13%
29
13%
9%
4%
*ht
5
18
*112
,
24%
1
*16
10%
*112
!
*4%
4%
18
♦16
4«4
*4%
1234
1534
1634
—
With declaration
9% Apr
407g Mar
♦External
43.
14 3*
12
12 34
8
94
6
14
1234
934
734
834
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)♦8s extl loan of 1921.
D
*4%
27
734
634
—
45% Jan
15% Jan
Oct 29
Apr 18
20
•Rhlne-Maln-Danube 7s A
♦Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s._.
♦Extl sec 6348—
Apr
Jan
Nov
Nov
7%
9%Sept
15
9234
3% May
18% June
6
6
4
59
July 15
27% Jan 10
3
42% Feb
Inc...No par
Cutler-Hammer
1,200
pf.100
No par
1947
R
17% Dec
6
7% Feb 14
24% Apr 22
83
Oct 30
'
1,400
27
♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
1945
♦Slaking fund g 6 34s.......1946
Oct
7
7
Feb
98% Jan
6
6
27
32%
4
Jan
47'.i Jan
%Nov
24% Nov
19% Nov
C'urtiss-Wright.. „. _..
1
Class A_....w——.1
14,000
95
16%
preferred
Jan 16
Oct 17
17
5
par
-.-..No par
Preferred
Prior
-.....—.
9
-
ll%Mny
-
—
(The)—No
4% Jan
19%May 28
39% July "
ll%May
82%May
34
Oct 17
41% Feb 20
—
-
Curtis Pub Co
11,900
24%
*46%
1634
200
conv
4
l%May 6
3% Feb 15
72
Feb 15
Sugar. ..100
—.100
400
5%%
19
78
preferred
-100
Cudahy Packing Co. -—- -30
»n
20%
834
25%
Corp
5
preferred..—No par
Preferred
17
19%
8%
25%
*84%
No par
pref w w. .No par
Cuban-American
6,000
"""loo
13
%
24%
conv
■>
Zellerbach
Crown
107
95
Crucible Steel of Amer.No par
100
:
4% Jan
Apr 18
Oct 18
14% Nov 7
...
27
16
:
Jan
Apr
Apr
16% June
2
% Jain 14
19% Jan 10
7
% Jan
1
-25
Crane Co 5% conv pref...100
Cream of Wheat Corp (The).2
Coty Internat Corp
Crane Co
7
Nov
.
14
27
8
28
182% Jan 10
42% Apr 21
Mar 31
,--1
Coty Inc
100
7,000
101
Feb 18
50
7%
46
17
5
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co. .20
800
3%
*12%
*16%
1
%
15% Apr 25
12% Oct 17
Continental Steel Corp .No par
900
15
2%May 26
17% Feb 24
1
100
14%
74
Aug
May
May
Apr
Continental Motors
23
1952
Queensland (State) extl 6s
Apr
110% Mnr
May
Jan
Continental Insurance.—$2.50
130
7%
32%
May
49%
3,000
12*4
SY»
734
97g Feb
May
97%
4,400
12*4
8
....
♦Externals f 6s
Apr
8J4
99% Dec
100
Dee
S3
3
3,500
7%
7%
7%
*16
May
4% May
27% May
2
May
p
5
♦Prussia (Free State) extl 6 34s. 1951
June
8
—
Feb
7
Sept
7%
7%
7%
7%
*117% 120
♦117% 120
*117% 120
*117% 120
♦72
*17
8%
v
22
10
'
*7%
9
31
21
22
40% Jan
"l",830
37%
21
1109% Nov
Continental Oil of Del
♦Prague (GreaterCity) 7Hs... 1952
1%
\10%
/.
4%
5% May
8%
7g Dee
2%
5%
2% May
8% May
23%
93% May
108%
9% May
19%
3
35%
*81
3
♦Porto Alegre (City of) 8s..—.1961
♦Extl loan 7Hs
...1966
Jan
24%
Jan
4%
21%
97%
>
%
5%
2%
7
—
.
23 %
83
Jan
Jan
Apr
33
:
May
May
75
6% Feb
53%
*41%
1234
8984
7%
63
Jan 28
Jan 15
6%May
4% Sept
7% July
2% Feb 15 i
30
15% Feb 4
July
99 July 2 ; 106% Jan
16% July
12% Feb 15
5<4 Aug
3% Oct 17 1
1963
Witli declaration.
With declaration...
Jan 16
z5% Apr 14
% Feb 15 i
79
8% preferred---—-----100
Continental Can Inc.
7%
1234
;
With declaration......
♦4 3^s assented
Apr
Oct 24
8% July 10
;
1950
6%
73%
May
31% Nov
4934
,
Aug 28
8s
g
1% June
2% May
14
May
—20
13
14%
.
42
Continental Diamond Fibre.5
11,800
100
257# June
Jan 10
700
3%
*%
% Dee
70
27
18%
*334
i
Container Corp of Anlerica.25
44%
14
43
12%
38%
82
83
*41
13
Consumers Pow $4.50 pf No par
49%
7
23%
Exchange
300
7,300
175% 175%
*14
2
16%
1968
♦External sink fund
Mar
•
6,100
*%
•%
113
May
.
.5
2,200
35
3%
3%
15%
—
...No par
6% pf.100
Consol RR of Cuba
56
June
8
;
23% Jan 13
May 26 •107% Jan 9
% Jan 2
1% July 7
7% Apr 14 i 11 July 10
3% Jan 13
1% Oct 27 ;
$2 partlc preferred.—No par
Consol Oil,Corp.
11,700
*52%
5% Apr 21
14%Nov. 7
<
5% conv preferred. —-.100
9
13
1
200
32%
*18%
i
June
97
•95
Consolidation Coal Co.....2£
26%
.
...-.No par
100
44%
3%
44%
-
Consol Laundries Corp...
1,000
9
3%
84
14%
9934100
15
700
—
Industries
Consol Film
1,900
31%
3%
3%
26% 27
*18%
18%
13%
13%
*52%
54
35%
3534
49%
49%
175% 176%
$5 preferred
23,600
109% IO9S4
32%
8%
Corp.-.5
Consol Edison of N Y—No par
1,300
102% 102%
13%
14%
4
4%
109% IO984
8%
44%
9%
2%
6%
4%
5%
24%
*22
4%
4%
'
23
23
23
103% 103%
1334
13%
14
%
100
99
99
1514
%
Consol Coppermine8
8,100
5%
24%
3%
Stock
6
6%
2,200
49%
*176
175% 175% >175% 180
3%
3%
*3%
4
*%
"*%
84
%
14%
1434
14%
15%
,
Apr 25 i
19% Oct 20
lOLMay '26
May 20
May 23
32
108%
f 7s.... 1947
s
With declaration......
Jan
48
June
1958
...
♦4 3^8 assented
Dec
Feb
Apr
18%
22%
15%
97%
103
;
90
500
13%
35,300
18%
13%
13%
48s4
48%
*18
19
*18
13%
53%
44
44%
3%
26
82
100
340
21%
6%
32%
8%
9
9
9
44%
3%
26
18
•
32
33%
33
3334
7% preferred
100
6M% Prior preferred.-.100
92%
94%
20%
♦4 Hs assented..
♦Stabilization loan
26
95
4
14
94
3% May
65% July 2
30% Jan 11
,
Feb 19
Foreign Govt. & Mun. (Concl.)
§*Poland (Rep of) gold 6s
1940
Apr
98%
14% May
27%June
7
»%» Jan
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.No par
Consol Aircraft Corp.—... .1
Consolidated Cigar....No par
*13
STOCK EXCHANGE
8% Mar
May
37% Jan 10
:
1,900
*91
71
110
Jan 15
11% July 28
,
3
21%
13%
Mar
31
Conde Nast Pub Inc.—No par
14,800
Y.
Highest
■
$ per share
104% Oct 31
500
15%
4%
4%
109
10934
IO884 109%
108% 108%
1,800
25,300
97%
84
104
13%
4%
45,400
9%
4%
24%
100
14%
2%
*4%
9,600
July 11
7% Oct 22
28% Aug 28
f
21% Apr 17
2134May 20
99% Apr 8
27% Nov 3
Comm'l Invest Trust--No par
$4.25 conv pf ser '35-No par zl02%June 9
8% Feb 15
Commercial Solvents..No par
% Oct 20
Commonw'lth & Sou.-No par
49
Jan 30
$6 preferred series...No par
Commonwealth Edison Co.25
21%Nov 1
8,400
9434
5%
xlS
6%
4%
*22%
14%
94%
No par
83
414% conv preferred.---100
100
.
92%
*91
69% Apr 29
4%May 16
1
8,900
97%
2%
5%
384
$ per share
$2,75 conv preferred-No par
Commercial Credit--------10
15%
97%
6%
*5
14%
Columbia Pictures
100
34
934
10
2%
6%
4%
5%
*103
700
97%
*"i«
1
5%
.
13%
94
6%
15%
97
6%
15%
97
3.
2034
12%
21%
57g
15%
97
'■
27
94%
6%
15%
6%
7
.
2384
/ 94%
95%
15%
95%
*%
7
■
93
94%
92%
94
9484
*92%
23%
9%
1
»
\
Lowest
$ per share
Columbian Carbon Co .No par
27
:
Highest
$ per share
Par
600
2634
2634
23
23%
23%
23%
104% 104%
*104% 105
27%
27%
27%
27%
27% 28%
109%
*108
109% *108
109% *108
.; 9
9
9%
9%
9*4
9%
%
%
%
55
55
55%
53%
54%
55%
22
21%
22%
22%
22% 22%
*2%
3%
3
3
*2%
3
15
15%
16
16
1584
1584
*25%
2734
9%
*26
.'.'-"r
751.1
7%
*7
7
'•
N.
Week Ended Nov. 7
75%
77
*104% 105
108% 108%
*10812 110
9%
9%
*75
77
7
105
*104
27%
27%
76%
75%
7%
273s
23%
75%
*103i2 105
Year 1940
Week
S per share
BONDS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Nov. 4
$ per share
75i2
7
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW
the
Friday i
Nov. 3
$ per share
75%
Thursday
Wednesday
$ per share
I
Nov.
Tuesday
Oh Rasls of MM-Share Lots
STOCKS -Ni)
YOllK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Sales
SALE PRICES
for
M onday
Saturday
INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
JAbltibi Power & Paper—
30%
*3%
133
♦170
*3184
303s
3%
133%
32%
*1638
I6S4
27%
27%
13%
%
*13%
*%
%%
38%
13s
38%
36
36
29
30%
3%
3%
133% 135
175
176
29
-26%
27
*45%
46%
*110% 113
*31%
*16%
27%
33»4
13%
»16
1%
3734
35%
29%
27%
*45%
*76
80%
80%
*79%
85
85
♦%
*1%
*1%
*1%
I84
*6%
23%
"16
1%
38%
35%
29
29%
27%
*26%
46%
46%
40
1%
2
2
78
134
7
23%
29%
27%
46%
»110% 113
2%
3
76%
3
81
79%
84
84
%
*1%
*1%
♦1%
*73
1'4
*634
2384
*%
7
29%
26%
4534
76
h
80»t
*8414
%
7%
67„
*%
%
7
5%
40%
1%
40
30%
29%
3%
*3%
3%
135% 1353(
30%
'
2,500
Eastern Airlines Inc
1
3%
1,100
Eastern Rolling Mills.-.
5
5%
5%
5%
42%
40%
*1%
1%
*1%
♦1% > 17g '; 1*4
2
*1%
*1%
41
♦73
78
1%
6%
23%
*%
1»4
7
23*4
%
29%
29
29%
Eastman Kodak (N J).No par
6% cum preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
26%
45%
27
Edison Bros Stores Inc..
78
1%
634
23%
%
*73
1%
6%
23
*%
111% 112%
3
27g
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares...
Elec
*79%
85%
*%
80%
85%
7
5%
41%
1%
1%
2
78
'
67g
5%
4084
1%
*1%
*1%
%
300
6,600
41%
1%
2
78
w
"4,760
■
May 27
26% Apr 29
39% Feb 14
108
June 27
2% Oct 31
Feb 14
par
100
100
deposit. .100
—.50
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....5
1%
1%
6%
6%
23%
6%
700
Evans Products Co..
23%
900
Ex-Cell-O Corp
.—.—3
Exchange Buffet Corp..$2.50
*%
28
75% Feb 14
% Oct 30
1%
23%
%
7
70
5% pref series A w i
Erie & Pitts RR Co
June
14% Feb 14
Apr 21
12% Feb 14
% Jan 4
1% Oct 23
27% Feb 19
23% Feb 19
25
par
2d pref ctfs of deposit—100
'
29
Apr 29
par
1st pref ctfs of
200
1%
'
*73
160
Feb 26
Ctfs of deposit
„
100
May 14
1
120%May 26
2% July
65
Ctfs of beuef int w l..No par
8,700
24
par
lErie RR common w LNo par
17,000
v
50
No
S5H preferred......No
$6 preferred. — .....No
Equitable Office Bldg—No
100
67g
5%
..3
Corp
$5 preferred.
400
85%
%
Johnson
5% preferred.
.100
Engineers Public Service. ...1
500
80%
par
Storage Battery...No par
El Paso Natural Gas
Endtcott
5,900
78
..No
$7 preferred
$6 preferred...—..-No par
100
*73
..3
Electric Power & Light.No par
400
76
2
5
Electric Boat
1,200
4584
100
4
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
1,000
26%
45%
112% 112%
2«4
27g
76%
79%
6%
5%
29%
•
7834
84
I
6%
5%
3%
85%
77%
♦73
1634
110% 112%
6%
30»4
135% 13534
135
135
2,900
*175
17734 *175
20
177% *175
177%
31% 3134
31% 31%
900
31%
31%
*16%
16%
1634
16%
16% >> 200
*16%
26% 27%
2034 267g
2,900
26% 2«7g
14
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
3,200
l%6
%
*%
%
%
2,200
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
6,100
1%
38
38
38%
397g
39%
39'g
5,700
35% 3584
35% 36%
36%
36%
2,100
31%
27%
77%
5
3%
175
2%
40
30
30%
5
6% Oct 18
4% Oct 17
32
Aug 12
1% Oct 27
1% Nov 6
1% Oct 20
75
Feb 28
l%Nov
7
3
May
145% Sept 18
182% Jan 9
36% Jan 10
17% Sept 8
33% Jan 10
17% Jan 6
% Aug 5
4% Jan 11
39% Nov 6
117
June
166%
D
65
67
J
D
5434
5434
*10234
§ *5s series A unstamped.... 1953
♦Stamped
.1953
Jan
June
180
Dec
37
Apr
36% Nov
155
22
May
10% May
May
10% May
% Dec
3
May
18*2 May
15% May
6
7
26
10-year deb 4 34s stamped... 1946 F
May
89
97
Jan
%
%
Dec
Jan
*10534
108
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s..-.1948
6s with
warr
5s modified
-
—
20%
*93%
20%
9
98
*22
23
2034
*8%
*93%
*22%
♦10%
*8%
*10%
11
39
3#%
39%
2O84
8%
97
22%
11
20%
*8%
21
For footnotes see page
9
♦94
986.
97
*22%
22%
*10%
11
z39%
20%
8%
39%
39%
20%
20 --
8%
*94
97
22
22
*10%
11
8%
94
*21%
10%
39%
20«4
1,500
Fairbanks Morse
Co .No Pilf
Fajardo 6ug Co of Pr Rico. .20
8%
200
Federal Light <fe Traction...15
900
4
5
1% Oct 1
1% Sept 24
1% Sept 24
7% Aug
3% Jan
2
8% Jan
5
20%
Jan
7
%
Oct
6
Feb
11%
:
May
8
6
% Jan
94
40
22
100
11
$6 preferred
No par
Federal Mln & Smelt Co
2
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
90
May
2
21% Feb 15
107a Apr 18
45% Jan 3
24% Mar 10
54)4
85
85
75
80
90
9334
59
9034
91«
41
7734
79
52
77
65
64 34
65
18
6034
6534
60
6134
105
5834
6334
*00
0934
69
73
Allegh Val gen guar g 4s
.1942 M S
Corp 434s debs..1951 F A
Allied 8tores
3 34 s debentures.
79 34
1
Jan
r
Apr
17% May
11
May
31%
18%
Apr
Apr
Mar 17
Jan 27
85
16
June
July
12% Aug
104,%
108
108
►
M 8
M 8
6734
10
4
I00»ijjl04
102
10534
10634 108 34
25
MN
103
6534
102)4
J
10034
10034
J
2
"72
"52" *0934
103 34
38
10134
40
10034 10434
9934 103
08
A
O
10934
10934
110 34
J
D
10934
109 J4
110 34
36
1956 M 5
111 34
11134
11134
382
105
106
10834
10734
106
10834
10634
15
106
3734
1
7134
——J
1961
.....1906
—
3s conv deb
Am Type
Am Wat
Founders conv deb..1950 J
102
Mar
J
ser A.. 19/5 MN
deb 434s..1950 A O
Wks&Elec 6s
46
10634 11034
106J4 11034
11334
100
Atchison Top & Santa
Jan
GeneraHs
15%
Oct
Adjustment gold
10134 108
10634 1U
"6934
52
10234 10634
2634 37 34
49
7134
1964
M 8
F
A
10634
10534
10634
17
105
J
J
10534
10534
10634
14
10534 107
52
10654 11134
8834 9334
Fe-^■,.
——-.19d5iA lb
,
—-
987,
.....
Ij®^ 10934
4s_..—1995|Nov|.——-I
For footnotes see page
7
1955
-H)57
5s
ArmC«c<5s Co (Del)4s B
1st sf 4s ser V? (Del)
29%
6
3734
68 34
*99 34
Jan
—1995 Q J
tAnh Arbor 1st g 4s
49%
13
104
Apr
34% May
29% June
26% July 24
100 = '35100'%2
104
1952 M S
1118-Chaimers Mfg conv 4s
Anaconda Cop Mln
100
14% Jan 24
7534
1998
AUegli <fc West 1st gu 4s
334 s debentures.
67% Aug
67% Aug
2% Dee
30% Jan
May 17
16%June 24
8% Nov 6
41
84 34
90 34
77 U
♦Alpine-Montan Steel 7s
1955
Am & Foreign Pow deb 5s
2030
Amer I G Chem conv 534s
1949
Am Internat Corp conv 534a.. 1949
American Telep & Teleg—•.
Oct 30
34
48
56
1950
Ark & Mem Br & Term
39
54
*5134
—.1944
—
♦Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb... 1967
3884
*5134
1946
1946
334 s registered
Alleghany Corp—
25
*81
assented......1948
Alb & Susq 1st guar 334s
A
Aug 22
II
*37*4
20
D
Jan
Dee
10734 110J4
10534 10734
1st cons 4s series B.—.. 1943 J
,
10 7
Jan
77
10034 10734
34"
*10734
12%
Jan
10034
*15
D
♦5s income
83
9934 10234
10034 10334
10634
A
10334
A 5s. 1943 J
cons
1950
May
10334
10334
..1C49
66
Feb 28
D
♦Adriatic Elec Co extl 7s.—...1952 A O
Ala Gt Southern 1st
5s modified
42% Nov
75
1947 J
5s modified
63
4
83% July 17
89% July 24
% Jan 30
Coll trust 4s of 1907
Mar
112
5% May
Jan 11
Jan
33% May
41% Jan
40
Apr
May
May
May
35
102
Oct 14
80% Apr
10
8%
40% Nov
36% Nov
z247g June
34% Aug 29
33
July 7
47%Sept 22
113
17% Jan
41% Apr
18% Apr
1% Jan
25
heJune 17
5% Feb 19
23
./
Adams Express coll tr g 4s....1948 M S
6% Nov
5% Jan 23
*a»
11034
9834 10034
107
ww*^^
I-
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
c..;
Friday
BONDS
N.
Ranye
Sale
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Nov, 7
Ranye or
Friday's
Bid
(fe
A.sked
Since
Price
gold 4s of 1909
Conv 4s of 1905
ConV
Conv
103
J03M
1955
H
101
101
1960
gold 4r of 1910
103 H
i02:,i6
87%
97
04%
103%
97% 103%
95% 101
102% 105;
1948
102 M
Rocky Mtn DiV 1st 4s
1965
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s—1958
Cal-Ariz 1st <fc ref 4J-SS A...1962
♦103 M
104
♦111M
110 M
100% 104
111
112%
Hi"
109
Conv del) 4 lis
Tuesday
Nov. 3
1
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
$ per share
5 ver share
$ per share
111%
$ per share
share
per
35?
22%
92
*12%
13
43%
*12%
19
*13
43%
*13
17
22%
91%
5s...... 1946
1944
Atl & Charl A L 1st 4lis A
1944
1st 30-year 5s series B
Atl Coast 1st cons 4s...--July 1952
13
:
103%
*103
100 M
101M
100 M
101M
81 M
80
36
37
37
12
12
*20
1964
04
66
59%
94 M
96
77
97
1952
gold 4b.
1948
Atl & Dan 1st g 4s.....
1948
Second mortgage 4s
Atl Gulf & \V I SS coll tr 5s... 1959
70 M
71N
67
37 M
37 H
33
May 1
Oct
10-year coll tr 5s
L & N coll
29%
29 M
75
,
38
29
43.i
103
75% 103%
104%
105
*30%
30%
30%
6%
*30
40
3434
20
*1934
*95
06%
*95
July 1948
gold 4s
62 M
58%
73%
♦2
63 M
3,500
Fllntkotc Co (The)
2284
2284
6% preferred series A...100
First National Stores..Wo par
1,100
Florence Stove Co
Florshelm Shoe class A.Wo par
22
*2334
25
1995
C (Int at 1 1-5%
Dec 11946) due.....1995
1946) due
33 M
33
35 M
30%
47%
38 M
37 M
40
35%
33 M
32%
35
30%
33
35
30%
34
33 H
35 M
47
35%
11
20
30 84
30»4
30% 30S4
*103«M.-i 103",:103","
*19
1934
3%
7%
19
M (int at 3Ji %
to Jan 1 1947) due—..1950
Toledo Cln Div ref 4s A
1959
1943
-.1951
1951
Con ref 4s
4s stam ped
Beech Creek ext 1st g 3)is
*6*8
1960
1943
1950
Beneficial Indus Loan 2Ms
49 M
14%
61%
48%
50M
49M
41 M
40M
48
47 M
42M
48
92
90
92
84
92%
47 M
47%
43
65
"47 M
334
♦6%
384
7%
334
43
47
44%
83
85
108 M
109%
108% 113%
134%
134%
130
♦102%
-----
134 %
"99 &
5%
conv
1
100
preferred
400
Gabriel Co
2%
400
Gair Co Inc (Robert)
600
19%
197g
21
6% preferred
Gamewell Co (The)—..Wo
334
7%
*6%
3%
7%
3%
*6%
334
7%
3%
500
11
*10%
11
*10%
11
52%
*503.,
*514
52%
*50%
52%
*10%
*5()34
25
98% Dec
10
May
Jan
20
Jan
27% Mav
40i%
Feb
14
453.J Sept 24
1234 Oct 24
22%
Jan
2134
Jan
Sept
12% May
18% Jan 10
Jan 10
105
May
June
May
84
42% Jan 13
106
46
Jan
215ft
Apr
Jan
16% July
8
32% May
10% May
21% Oct 30
337« Jan
8
24s4 June
38% Mar
21% July 23
378June 17
25% Apr
May
25% Apr
8% Nov
7
0% Sept
Sept
18% June
32
Nov
22
5
7
7
102
Jan
7
61
May
118
678 Nov
7
7
20
2% Aug
Maj
41
Dec
24% May
39%
Deo
June 23
24
May 31
32%Sept
103% Oct 29
12% Nov 7
107% Jan
20% Jan
132
Feb 19
105
19
4
4
Jan
July 21
31
21
2% Feb 17
46
May 21
32%May 31
1034 Nov 5
95%Sept 27
36
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
104
*103
104
104
99%
99%
.97;"
100%
10%
92%
20%
106%
106%
106
106%
103 H
103%
106M
108
103%
106M
♦101M
1961
1960
July 1970
—
*72 %
series JJ
1st mtge 4s series
RR
4Mb ser A
78
88%
70
38%
L 1st 4s.. 1955
M 3%s. —1966
Bklyn Union El 1st g 5s
1950
{♦Boston A N Y Air
-----
108%
109%
94
108%
109 M
Gi
♦113
1
109
93%
25%
*3
27
15%
17
♦110
104%
100
{Burlington Cedar Rap & Nor—
j*lst & coll 5s. +
— ...1934
73
81%
Jan
35
Jan
June
i07%
Apr
9% May
July 31
41
21%
Apr
Dec
6%
Apr
23% July 29
99
Aug 1
Consolidated 5s
72
74%
39%
1234
127$
105
18%
9%
22%
107% 111
104
104
108% 111%
108% 113%
90
95%
38%
UJC-' X
1955
'
35%
6%
48
li.-.nri!
.V
*9%
17%
978
75
75
75
20%
20%
*20%
12%
53%
3%
66%
41%
7
80%
69
78
76%
*12%
13
1458
14%
45
*44
*%
*2l,j
V
20%
*44%
....1966
1962
1957
July 1969
Oct 1969
1970
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed gold 5s
66
106
•'
4%
9%
*9li
8%
g
*3234
25
*24%
*16%
105%
108%
106
109%
93% 106%
24
93% 109%
92% 108%
*52%
105%
105%
00% 106
*33
2334
2384
142%
60
34
*52%
2334
*141
105.%
80%
88%
83%
84
Carolina Clinch & Ohio 4s
107%
104
3334
101%
:: 2%
*1858
39%
23,,
19 ;
19
297g
*2878
*35%
*11%
*11
38
*35%
*13%
234
97%
32%
17%
55
>28%
5%
16%
1%
1%
5%
5
16%
15%
'
5%
5%
3Ms.......1966
{♦Cent New Engl lstgu 4s.—.1961
{♦CcntraLof N J gen g 58—— .1987
registered
.1987
—....
1987
♦General 4s...^
4s registered
—
Central N Y Power 3 Mb
;"
►111%
-i
*T5%
.1... 1987
-1962
Cent Pac 1st ref gu gold 4»—.1949
Through Short L 1st gu 4s.1954
5s
1960
108% 111%
.69
16%
69%
56
16%
17%
13
16
16%
11%'
.14%
♦12
*107%
70%
69%
*60
"51"
16
-
107%
50%
107%
.
7U
22
19%
11% 19%
12.% 19
106% 109%
70%
65%
68
63%
42%
52%
•
5Ms
A... 1948
S t deb 4MB (1938 Issue)...1950
104sl32
76%
75%
*11%
*11-
11%
106
R & A Div 1st con g 4s
consol gold 4s_.__
For other footnotes see page
.1989
1989
987
1
6% preferred
11% Apr 12
98%June 25
Me Jan 2
3,300
1,500
4M% conv preferred
Gobel (Adolf)—
1,800
81% Aug
9,900
Goodrich Co (B F)..-..Wo par
11% Apr 19
58% May 20
16 May 15
'
'
AfSS
600
'2%
581
10
23,100
4%
"5% preferred—— .Wo par
400
;;J7^
800
4%
25
Graham-Paige
Motors
—....
Grauby Consol M S& P
1
5
734 May
137ft May
*24%
1634
3234
40i<
"i"i66
9,300
1,300
Great Western Sugar..Wo par
.
.
—.
*33%
34
34
34
13%
13%
11%
11%
13%
*11%
I384
234
137g
14
2%
*37%
*284
19%
6,lOO
117ft
700
14
800
2%
100
Green Bay fit West RR
;
500
13%
100
Preferred..
80
■
.
1,400
Green ,(H L) Co Inc...
1
Greyhound Corp (The).Wo par
5M% conv preferred
10
Grumman Aircraft Corp_...l
No par
Guantanamo Sugar
3%
Oct
3
10
May
2034
45
May
112% May
Apr
Sept
Apr
69% Mar
)
6
7
36% Jan
25% Jan
18% July
28% July
Feb 14
28
2
138% Mar 26
1978 Jan
6
2
16
22
30
22
July 29
144% Aug 15
52
29tgMay 27
934May 5
1078June 27
Aug
6
3634Sept
Mar 26
2
1434 Sept 17
1158 Apr 22
18%Sept 9
3% July 28
1234 Apr 23
4
29
4
6,500
$5 preferred..... ...Wo par
247g
%May
1%
Jan
4% May
9% June
058 June
10
May
26
May
21% May
11% May
9%
1478
12%
1034
Apr
1% Jan 11
63s Jan
Eph
4% Apr
Dec
90
Mar 12
1b
Jan
Deo
July
100
8% preferred
Jan
May
fi
May
^
Nov
1934
2
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR Wo par
90
278
19%
9
65
May
77
1,700
40
1>4
Jan
6178 Mar
Oct
4
Oct 20
13% Feb 18
42
30
May
034 Mar
JanlO
28% Apr 22
23
23%
J
4% May
May
9
Jan
133ft .an
23% .,pr
100
43
11
2484 Mar
:
Feb
10% May
3
Sept
6
Oct 21
22
98
3034
1234 Jan
34
19%
I684 May
6
Oct 20
60
3
7
Jan
Oct 17
143
234
Aug
9
*53
40
65% Nov
<8
*142
40
May
Without div ctfs....Wo par
Granite City Steel.....Wo par
Grant (W T) Co.
10
5% preferred
20
Gr Nor Iron Ore Prop. .Wo par
Great Northern pref
No par
60
2%
Jan
14
1,800
143
40
Jan
5
""360
*53
14
Apr
14%
8%
3234
*142
13%
11%
June 10
9%
Deo
July
9%
Grand Union w div ctfs. Wo par
11
100%
10
1334 Jan
1378 Jan
*9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
A'pr
90
Jan 27
-89" June »97%l Feb
3% July 18 *<' 1% Dec W 4% Feb
25
59
Oct 24
May '71%9 Jan
% Apr 17
4
Jan
1%
19%
Apr
7434 Oct 6
2034Sept 18
June 20
1
10
110
21%
:
Deo
7% Apr
3334
258 Sept
79% Apr 18
'Gotham Silk Hose. J—,Nq par
Preferred-.......:
.100
00
91
i
'Goodyear Tire ifeRubbitWo par
""15 couV preftsfred-ii-^No Pf""
56% Apr
127% Mar
"u
2% Jan 25
% Oct 17
2% Feb 13
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co 100
Deo
18%
June 20
46
40% Feb 25
Jan
Apr
131
13% July
20 May
1778Sept 18
Feb 21
10
2034
70%
*53
..1
1
Goebel Brewing Co...
300
2%
50
934 June
80% Jan
% Dec
74% Oct
5% Feb 14
1234 Feb 24
44
101
% Nov
50% Nov 6
9<%Sept 12
34%May 24
1
60
:
Ul%June 13
14% July 31
4% Sept 3G
Apr 28
No par
Glidden Co (The)
5% May
100 June
7
Jan 27
Jan 10
Jan 15
July 24
16%
2%May 13
11858
5ft
32% June
3% Juno
24
Mar 17
Wo par
$6 preferred
100
'■
*2%
$5 conv preferred—..Wo par
Gimbel Brothers..
No par
37% May
May
4
22
May
116
7
80% Sept
Apr 21
102
General Tire & Rubber Co.
7734 May
118
2334 July 24
29% Jan 11
11% Jan 10
1784 Oct 31
Glllette Safety Razor..Wo par
6
Mar
%
16%
106%
5g
10
100
1.700
89
*70
Eq Corp. .Wo par
Corp.Wo par
Gen Time Inst.ru
200
60
38
106
a
1134
1057s 10578
*103
106'
16%
16%
14434145:
*5%
534
16%
16%
*144% 147
5%
5%
*95% 100%
■
16%
*95% 100%
078
67(1
*1284
85
67s
61%
678
*60
62
62
*....
2%
*83%
86
*82
2%
1
*69
70:
70
135;
130
*51%
54
83%
128% 134
102% 106
102% 105%
110
120% 122%
112
-
J
-
-
15% May
183ft May
Jan
Deo
Apr
3034 Apr
25% July
18% Jan
30
Nov
29%
Jan
June
142
27% July
23
May«
55
Jan
35%
Apr
93g May
1784
*123
Feb
Jan
12
Jun
14«4 June
25%
1% Aug
May
Apr
Apr
30%
1% Dee
85g Nov
14% Nov
9
May
11
3%
Apr
2% Nov
634
70
537s
51%
147«
*1334
;
115
*114
*114
7
837s
6%
I
67ft
62
'62
#T
161
*12%
7078
127ft
70%
13
70%
*128% 130
*48%
51%
2%
83%
6%
2%
54
*110% 114
*61
*
1134
:
10
70%
15
*14%
16%
*14%
*18
18 34
*18
19
18%
*1734
19%
18%
185ft
18
*8%
8%
1434
8%
14%
8%
14%
1
'
*114
115
40%
40%
40%
40«4
29
29
29
*28%
9%
9%
*9%
934
47% *46%' 47%
*46%
*108% 109
*108% 109
4%
4%
4%
4%
31% 31%
\ 31%
31%
:
9%
47%
f 109
4%
31
14%
115
11434 *114
40% 41%
41%
29
9%
47%
109
4%
31%
*8%'
2,400
6%
6,100
*14%
Feb 25
108
July 16
100% Juni
Aug 20
96
Oct 31
106'% Jan 16
25% Jan 10
3
14934 Feb 11
130
100
A...1
6 M % preferred.... .—.100
6% preferred
:
Hat Corp of Amer class
114
41%
*28%
:r
Hayes Mfg Corp..—
...2
10
6
25
61
100
158
June 12
June
page
2
Oct 31
100
Hires Co
(C E) The....... 10
10
5
Holland Furnace (Del).
300
Hollander & Sons (A)
300
Holly Sugar Corp
114
10
42
5.100
Feb
7
168
7% preferred
No par
83% June
6
5
July 11
16%Sopt 15
187s Aug 18
18
Nov 7
3034 Jan 10
9% July 24
6% Apr 12
9
Feb 14 i. 167s Aug
5
14% Feb 4
1578May 23
100 *107% Apr 14
115
13% Jan
6
47
Oct 18
64
9
100
Aug 14
111
Jan 15
5
July 22
2,700
2,200
Houston Oil of Texas v t C..25
Howe Sound Co
9% Nov
5
3% Feb 14
26% Apr 22
'• "*
986.
.r
5
09
Dec
126% Aug
50
Jum
947a May
Jan
37% Jan
8
21%
Apr
100% Apr
133% Jan
67% Apr
115%
Jan
12% July
18% Jan
Ti)"May
35% Apr
934 Nov
16% Apr
4% July
May
May
100
5% preferred......
Deo
May
Household Finance....No par
200
Jan
167
28
200
-
Jan
110
35
1,300
Apr
9% Apr
104
Apr
Jan
103
39
28%
138
June
12% May
8
52% Jan
Oct 30
Dec
80
Oct 27
Oct 29
23
Jan
106
155
Aug
Jan 27
40
Jan
106%
4% Apr
113% Jan
11% Apr
2
May
12.50
Homestake Mining
17
Apr
897jJune
67j Dec
8
Houdaille-Hershey cl A. Wo par
Class B
No par
600
May
Feb 10
838 Sept 19
96
Jan 13
-
16% May
5% May
3% Jan
96
Sept
!
June
Jan 23
1034 Apr 21 j 1638 Jan 9
66
80% July 29
Apr 22
Hercules Powder
.No par
1 132% Oct 21
0 % cum preferred...... 100 zl23%May
5634 Jan 18
48%May 28
Hershey Chocolate
Wo par
115
Jan 8
99%June 17
$4 conv preferred
Wo par
119%
For footnotes see
101
178 Apr 21
76
Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co.. .10
1,300
'
6%
93%June 20
.1
200
*,
Jan
Hercules Motors......Wo par
200
"
„
4%June 26
25
Helme (G W)
1,000
■r
140
Hecker Products Corp
Preferred
18
—
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
200
53
1434
Feb
6% preferred
100
Co $5 pf.Wo par
Harbison-Walk Refrac.No par
Hanna (M A)
300
1234
70%
287ft
9%
; 9%
91-1
9%
47(i
47%
*4634 47%
*109
10934
10934 *109
>
4
4%
4%
31
31%
31%
30%
29
29
400
62
8%
Jau
20%
10% May
■
------
2%
8334
10%
18%
37
May
95s May
Jan 24
30
600
*110% 114
114
15
34%
30
8
15
2,100
*128% 129
*48
Mar 28
163ft Jan
:
Oct 20
30
161
*12%
38
25
10
Hall Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co ...No par
*104
*110
147»
*14
*82
62
161
*12812 130*
!
2%
29% June
26
7% preferred class A.
-
300
105
10434 10434 *103
1634
16%
16%
16%
83%
*12%
70
130'
8%
14%
102M, 104%
*11
106
106
2%
1*60
•1097s 1141
*1097g 114
2%
*
; *..>160%
127$ H234 13'
162
*130
*51%
;
i
19%
104«„107%
12
♦I44.I0 147
*144% 147
*144% 147
5
Xo
5%
5%
53ft
5%
*05% 100% *95% 99% *95% 99%
18.
104»J»». 10421,s
17
*11
38
Hackensack Water.
29%
12
'
8%
*10213,2 103
10434
*287s
*35%
11%
1134
;11%
11%
*11
11%
106
19%
119 /
1,000
45%
2334
297s
18
.....
1
$6 pref opt div series.No par
General Refractories...Wo par
1,700
142
*3514
8%
14%
*115
3,000
237ft
*29
1958
*121
100
Gen Realty & Utilities
2,200
237ft
38
18
♦.—„
Wo par
Signal
0% preferred
200
14%
24%
297ft
*19%
...1946
Gen Railway
7%
70%
2334
*35%
11%
*1734
105
1,600
50
245ft
*28%
91%
105%
Apr
Jan
Jan
7% Jan 15
11
23%
297«
38
1178
79%
132%
493ft
1784May 22
24%
; 19%
82%
104%
33>4 Deo
111% May
% May
28
Sept
110% Nov
Gen Theatre
2534
19%
61%
104%
Jan
25
57gJune 30
105%May 12
Ms Nov
6
Gen Public Service
"2",200
Deo
41
102
4'% Jan
General Telephone Corp.. .20
25
17%
24«4
19%
79%
132
1
$6 preferred^ .—...vWo par
Wo par
General Printing Ink
50
Nov
120
48
500
"1.7%
9%'
20%
29
1992
5
12334 Mar 19
397gSept25
3 Sept 24
Gen Steel Cast $6 pref. .Wo par
20%
11
278
87%
3Ms D——1996
3 Ms ser E—.1996
8
Apr 10
390
%
*2%
4%
4%
*9%
3%
86
Ref & impt M
78% July
70
7g
27S
15
Ref & impt mtge
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
2%
58%
i
General gold 4Ms.—...
18i«
•
33%
25
1684
46
*104% 106 : *104%
40%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
...Wo par
Common
2
3034May
22
May
7
25
24
19
132% Jan 28
48% Jan 6
127% Aug 25
6
Jan
General Shoe Corp....
*86
' 234
56%
*3284
*24%
1034
11%
137ft
2%
*8%
"87"
Wo par
Jan
20% May
423ft Sept
117% Aug
l'<8 Oct
95% Oct
91
Sept
600
7%
8
13
2%
*14%
Prod
Champion Paper & Fibre—
S f deb 4Mb (1935 Issue)...1950
*2%
.56%
8
23%
40
79%
Central RR & Bkg of Ga 5s. 1942
'87'.
*80
'
2%
40
12
2 1
Cent Illinois Light
10
$5 preferred.
Gen Outdoor Adv A ...No par
% Jan
120
11'4 May
48% Feb
12»4 May
63
*105
'
100
Jan
4% Sept
117ft Jan
29% Apr
89% Nov
50%
88
32%
3%
►12%
69%
*93g
142
11%
*2%
97% 103
••■•53
12% -13%
3%
Wo par
Jan
145
35% Jan 14
7
33% Feb 15
112% Jan 8
38
57%
8%
1«4 May
Sept 18
Oct 3
Apr
Dec
105
4% May
130% Apr
June 18
27%N&v
10
14%
*44
20%
9%
*52%
33%
14
39%
47
97% i <.97%
♦30
120
May
May
734
104% 108%
99% 104
50
101%
13
11%
14
95%
41
101%
3s.. 1955
Celotex Corp deb 4Mb w w—. 1947
♦Cent Branch UP 1st g" 4s... 11948
{Central of Georgia Ry—
♦.1st mtge 5s...1—
Nov 1945
§*Consolgold 5s.
—..—1945
♦Ref & gen 5Mb series B..—.1959
♦Ref & gen 5s series C
1959
♦Ohatt Div pur money g 4s._1951
♦Mobile Div 1st g 6s
1946
....100
76
7g
2%
89
8%
24%
34
13%
1138
14
2%
76
104
Celanese Corp of America
4%
25
60
12%
69%
101% 106%
69% 89%
64% 86%
107%
Carriers & Gen Corp 5s w
22
51
538 May
118
JanlO
1578
97
10
*69%
69%
11
33
23%
*11%
52
49
♦44
{♦Carolina Cent 1st guar 4s—.1049
1965
w—1950
Cart & Adir 1st gu gold 4s
1981
102% 112%
94
93
6
17% Apr 25
10% Apr 16
17% Oct 31
9%May 5
46% Jan 30
50
20%
23.
58%
33
142% 142%
*287S
104%
ctfs
2%
*86
57,
*24%
24%
90% 107
gold 5s
1954
Collateral trust 4'iS—...... 1960
Nov
10
73% Feb 19
1,300
'
8
June
Apr
14%
3534 May
July 14
Mar 20
144
100
No par
110
94
107
Coll trust
r
17'
1946
1944
Coll trust 4M«
832
12%
9M
33%
25
16%
24
68%
1,800
8
g
33
111%
0%
110% 110%
^
uie
;
%
2%
69%
*4%'
*9%
11
9%
33
75
*44
2034
2%
*56%
4%
*9%
11
*16%
2334
105% 108%
14%
89
<•»,>
:*85
•,
*24%
110%
66%
Oct 14
94
6% Jan
General Motors Corp
1,500
70%
14%
45%
♦69%
78
110
108
6MS—.1946
3%
50%
7%
7
7%
1478
44%
20%
,
12%
Can Pac Ry 4%
3%
97g
75%
49%
71
%
2%
89%
deb stk per pet....
Canadian Northern del)
2U2
17%
49
*69%
58%
*56%
106
105%
900
13
*103% 105
105
%
3g
%
21% *21% 22
16's
17%
17%
97g
75
48%
7%
44%
90% 106%
♦109%
1
76
14%
106%
82
Oct 31
5
5% preferred
400
4234
20
20
20%
20%
20% 20%
12%
12%
12%
1234
1234 13
*1,6%
19%
*16%
19%
*16%
19%
*110% 111
*110% 111
*110% 112
12%
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
334
dCt2^ft 2%r
107%
gold 4MB------- ----1061
97g
75%
%
10
20%
<£•4^*7
1956
-
Guaranteed gold 4M»
17%
"
106%
82
109%
17%
78%
108
108
21%
41,700
42%
I7%.ya784
1955
Guaranteed gold 5s
gold 4%s
108
......
21%
383.1
126% 127
13
*103%
3
■%
;
*86
*8
5s A
13
13
!
1
23g
86
*9%
Cauadlan Nat gold 4Ms
5
No par
General Mills
160
3%
3%
3%
300
84%
...
7% Jan
4034 Apr 21
133
June
45% Juni
3% May
6
3% Nov
$4.50 preferred..... Wo par
42%
*41
41
,
15
45
147$
4%
Canada Sou cons gu
84%
84%
84%
131% 131% *131%
38'
38%
38%
6%
634
*109% 110% *10912 110%
*82
'
%
*%
193s
*16%
19%
*16%
*110lt 112
*110% 112
♦11
11%
11%
11%
3%
3%
3%
334
*4734 48%
47% 48
7%
7%
7%
7%
71
70% 70% *68
*938
Calif-Oregon Power 4s
84%
131
Jan
55
5
$6 conv pref series A. No par
3%
21
12%
101
8
8
534 Oct 15
104 Sept 10
Apr 16
June 5
Gen Gas & Electric A ..Wo par
41
-
5378May
4
7% cum preferred
7% preferred
"26" Sept
12% July 29
47% Jan 21
Class A...
General Cigar Inc
12"May
5% Mar 21
Mar 21
8
6
70
95
5
3% Oct 17
6
Apr 23
10% July
2
3% Jan
22,700
95
95
*93
38%' 387«
17%
9%
75%
Juno
3% Sept
5% Apr
1% May
2
111% Sept 12
23
Sept 23
Wo par
General Cable Corp
160
•
95
*103% 105
17%
10
17
Doc
2%Juno 5
234Sept 12
4
1% Apr 10
7% Apr 16
5
General Foods Corp...Wo par
39
3984
39%
126% 126% *126% 127
71#
21%
5
.5
Wo par
$8 preferred
General Bronze Corp
200
128
Transportation
General Baking
700
700
No par
3,300
13
*3g
*21
$6 preferred
Gen Am
39%
131
105
*103
38
5 M % conv preferred..... 50
Gen Amer Investors...Wo par
General Electric Co...Wo par
*83%
-.68,^:68%,
i »i iiiflh-'t' r
3%
8% (
6%
80%
1%
13
1
10
5
38,700
♦93
Day
21%
11
92%
20%
*127
par
Gar Wood Industries Inc
116
♦113
116
11534 *113
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*113
Election
*16
®16
17%
78
66%
'l«
s8
*20%
108% 111
1960
—,
Bush Term Bklgs 5s gu
127
1034
20
127
127
1.400
3%
92%
20%
93
20
1
20
90
113%
5%
10
*92
93
20%
3984
6%
634
65»
110% *109% 110%
*103
79%
j&J&f
80%
55%
1952
3%
39%
3%
*3
*1238
103% 107%
111
113%
m'
♦Certificates of deposit
Bush Terminal 1st 4s
3%
10%
Closed—
126% 126%
40
'<16
107% 109
99% 102%
105%
*
3%
28%
240
3%
*6%
102% 106%
105
113%
37%
3%
10%
2734
38%
38 is
41
*8434
1957
*384
20%
131'
131
126
Ry~
3% to 1946) due
4%
♦92
Stock
84
84
131%
38%
38
126
(interest at
Stamped modified
3884
84
*83
*39
♦113%
105 H
3MS series C..19b7
Buffalo Rochester & Pgh
111
♦103%
100
*334
126
39%
116
*113
11584
1% V 11%
95
92% 95
26%
18
20%
110%
4
4884
48%
384
Exchange
28:
28
39
*3834
105% 107
103
107
39%
20
Bklyn Edison cons
Bklyn Un Gas 1st eons g 5s... 1945
1st lien & ret 6s series A.... 1947
Debenture gold 5s
1950
1st lien
ref 5s series B
1957
Buffalo Gen Elec 4Ms B.
1981
102M
76 M
86%
77 M
71%
*102
10
127
127
28
27!%
26%
15%
—I
"*7"
1952
1959
Big Sandy 1st mtge 48....... .1944
Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3Ms
1950
Boston & Maine 1st 5s A C
19o7
1st M 5s series II
1955
1,000
1,600
*10
10%
92%
20%
8%
♦7
.......
1960
1965
5
133
5%
3%
11
27
a
8
106
5
*120
48%
48%
48
334
93
21%
*20%
*126i,i 127
137%
26%
Undergr6Ms. 1956
debs.
Consol mtge 3%s ser F
Consol mtge 3s ser G
ConBOl mtge 3Ms ser H
5
133
5
4884
106
5
48
49
*103
106
1,900
100
134% 134% *125
4884
5%
5%
5%
5%
134
*130
134% *130
*334
4
»334
4%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*47%
*103
106
1% Feb
(The) cl A ..Wo par
5% "preferred.....
Gaylord Container Corp
1,800
11
52%
5%
25%
With declaration..
2d
Fruehauf Trailer Co..
2%
5%
*90
♦7
.......1955
Beth Steel 3 Ms conv
Certain-teed
..10
11%
48
84%
♦45
♦
With declaration.
Guaranteed g
200
Free port Sulphur Co...,—
11%
*5034
55%
6)<jS——.1959
♦Deb sinking fund
♦Debenture 6s..
5s
1,600
*2%
*10
*131
5s equip trust
Wo par
*2
11
*10
47%
46%
♦Berlin City El Co deb 6.Ms—1951
With declaration...
Guar
preferred...No par
Francisco Sugar Co
F'k'n Simon&Co Inc 7% pf.100
2%
521K
6%
6%
*103
of Pa 5s series B....1948
1st & ref 5s series C
Belvldere Del cons 3'is..
Guar
...10
Foster-Wheeler
$7 conv
2~, 300
100
preferred
2
2%
*5034
1989
1951
1st gu 3s
Battle Cr & Stur
Buff Niag Elec
conv
11%
2%
2%
*02
Aroostook 1st 5s
1st g 4M«
4M%
19
19-
*6%
*334
S'west Div 1st
♦Inc mtge
1,200
.10
5% conv preferred.100
Food Machinery Corp
10
50
13
*10
D (Int at 1%
1 1946) due....2000
Ref & gen ser F (Int at 1%
to Sept 1 1946) due
1996
♦Conv duo
—Feb 1 I960
Pgh L E & W Va System—
lief g 4sextended to....1951
to Sept
,
1,000
•
2%
2
11
46%
33 H
*2
1034
*2li
53%
Ref & gen ser
♦Berlin Elcc El &
Follansbee Steel Corp
700
4%
12%
Wo par
No par
11%
2%
2.%
*10
63 M
A (int at 1% to
Ref & gen ser
Bell Tclep
Firestone Tire & Rubber...10
200
11% Apr 29
34% Feb 19
I23.i Oct 24
15% Apr 23
10l%June27
3178May 12
1178 Oct 30
Jan
15
79
68
Ref & gen ser
Bangor &
"lsoo
13% 13%
*123% 125
*123% 125
*123% 125
634
67«
I
6%
684
684
634
*37% 43
*37% 43
*37% 43
36
36%
357s
36%
35%
35%
20
20
*19% 20
1934 20
*95
96%
*95
96%
*95
96%
35
20
96%
1
S2.50
1,200
*19%
*4%
13%
—...
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y
FUenes (Wm) Sons Co.Wo par
12%
12%
25
Ferro Enamel Corr
300
2,800
19
Oct
478
2% May
4% Jan 7
27%Sopt 22
97% Jan 15
16
Sept 12
2% Apr 16
18% Jan
90
I per share f per share
73%
58
64 M
60 M
56%
63
60M
1948
4s registered
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948
to
30%
12
44'
17
17%
IO384 IO384
36%
36%
4%
25
4%% oonv preferred.... 100
12
22
13
43
3434
*19%
4%
Federated Dept Stores.We par
200
Highest
Lrnest
Hlyhest
S per share
Federal Motor Truck..We par
"""360
43%
*13
12%
22%
Par
RR—
Baltimore & Ohio
Dec 1
30%
0%
6%
*37%
638
12%
22%
4%
25%
*103",2.
13%
13%
*123% 125
13%
1358
*123% 125
103% 106%
19
21
*25
*103",2--.-: 1031732103,73?
3434
*19%
1st mtgc
*19%
4%
43,
25%
301?
*41i
25%
*13
3%
21%
92%
21%
*91%
12%
22%
; 22
22
25%
*4%
34%
102
1953
deb 3s
Atlantic Refining
M
12%
21%
21%
*20
22
*25
69
1945
4Jis A
General unified
c
Lots
$ per share
Week
Shares
*3%
91%
121
44%
17
17
17%
17%
103% 103% *103% 10378
36% 36%
37%
37%
12%
97% 100%
99% 102%
73% 81%
12%
22
22
3%
22%
19
43%
17
17
17
*102%103%
*3%
*21%
22
93
*13
19
ver
12%
44
*21%
*91%
12%
43%
43%
;
llt'w 112%
♦112
Ranye for Previous
Year 1940
Ranye Since Jan. 1
On Basis of WtQ-Share
STOCK
Lowest
7
share
Nov.
$
a91%
12%
4334
3%j
*3%
358
22%
91%
*3%
*3%
22%
*91%
36
Atl Knox & Nor 1st g
■
■
$
91M
90 M
103M
1005
1955
Stamped 4s
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
Saturday
.■
'
EXCHANGE
the
Friday
High
Fe (Concl.)
Atchison Top & Santa
NEW YORK
for
Jan. 1
Low
ICont.)
'•
STOCKS:
Sales
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Nov.
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
<
:
Week's
Last
■
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4005
Volume 154
«aWu«»a*!S(;ilSW«Sl»
8% May
64% May
101
June
338 May
28
Aug
110
Mar
60% Jan
3834 Deo
16% Apr
71% Apr
112
678
60%
Deo
Jan
Feb
COMMERCIAL
THE
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, November 11,1941
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
stocks
HIGH SALE PRICES
Range Since Jan
new york stock
Saturday
Nov. 1
Tuesday
Monday
Notii 3
Not. 4
Wednesday
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
.
Nov.
1
Ranoefor Previous
■'
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
BONDS
Year 1010'
N.
Y. STOCK
exchange
Week Ended Nov. 7
Lowest
7
Highest
lowest
$ per share
7t«
;io
$ per share
38
3;
38
S ver share
83
3g
»2i2
3«4
3 per share
Par
Shares
Hudson A
500
100
Manhattan
100
Share
3
187S
334
3
IOI4
37s
19i«
334
per
2,600
JHupp Motor Car Corp.....l
share
>
58 Jan 22
2l| June 20
1534May 26
4.400
lOU
3»4
$
<4Junc 20
.....100
Hud Bay Mln A Sm LtdNo par
Hudson Motor Car
No par
6,900
*2io
5% preferred
I per
3fy Jan
6
234June
2
2178Sept II
47s Jan 13
I4N0V
6
84 Jan
1949 A
Chic Burl & Q—111 Dlv 3Ha 1940 J
3 He registered
♦ 4 * » „■*' .1949
.
..
.
3
May
igMay
...
1
6's Feb 15
13
i
45r>8May 22
31
Feb 18
IOI4 Aug
24
16
Oct 31
;
434 Aug 2
; 2114 Jan 27
20
J
5
Feb 13
j
(Hg July 21
b
..1971 F A
Maj
278
i
Jan
2*4
i .2978 July 28
Oct 31 11IH2 Jan 22
Sept 23 161
Jan 10
6834 Oct 17 ; 9012 Jan 0
2084May 27
par
Der
t*Chlc Tnd
16's Maj
No par
z91
72
154
140
661$ Maj
9ig Apr 22
Iasuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
Interchemical Corp....No par
100
No par
Agricultural. .No
67$ Oct 31
1I4 Apr 10
3o's Apr 23
?»or
140
1114 Jan
2i$ Jan
1
!
Prior preferred...100
Int Business Machines.No par
! 49
May
1
43'8 May
Internat'l Harvester:..No par
5
1966 j
170
Int
17
♦21.1
*27
28
y
;
5 % conv preferred...... 100
Inter Rys of Cent Am. .No par
15
5>4 Maj
3»2 Maj
Jun<
Jan 13
Sept 18
40>2 Maj
1»4 Maj
5712 Feb 19
4784
38)4 Feb 21
;
2838
47i2
International Shoe
109
j 737«Junc 10
;
26 May 20
31U Jan 30
2514 Feb 15 i 49
Oct 30
95
Jan 3
104
Oct 31
178May 2 k 338Sept
9
178May
1
338Sept 0
2r>sSept 12
j 48l2 Oct IS
49
1
1989 j
I
1
1
1
1989 J
J
1989 J
1989 j
1989 J
j
Junt
*1114
1138
*9514 100
8 :
8%
30
30
-
*125
132
4712
*1021® 105
Stock
Exchange
ClosedElection
7% preferred
Inter Telep A Teleg
2!.|
28ft
214 y 214
11
IDs
9512 951®
83$
*201®
No par
International Silver.......50
......
No
100
37
4%s registered —.......1987 M N
♦Gen 5s stpd Fed inc tax.. 1987 WIN
♦4 %s stamped......
.1987 M N
Jum
267$ Maj
Oct 24
§ ♦Secured 6 %s
1936 M
♦1st & ref g 5s
May 1 2037 J
♦1st & ref 4%s stpd May 1 2037 J
♦1st & ref 4%s C..May 1 2037 j
Preferred
100
Intertype Corp.......No
Island Creek Coal
30
*12612 132
..1
$6 preferred.......
124
-.1
Mar 21
134'2 Aug
Jan
N
D
1)
D
1*4 May
;
♦Conv 4%s series A.—1949 M N
i7$ Maj
43s Maj
t§*Chicago Railways 1st 5s stpd
Aug 1940 25% part pd.. 1927 F A
7412 Juui
5U May
20's May
-
par
Maj
1312 Maj
©7 ig
514 Feb 10 j 14 Sept 18
87, Feb 24 { 98 Sept' 8
:
7
Feb 14 t
0>2 Aug 20
2714 Apr 21 1 3334 Aug
5
Interstate Dept Stores.No par
8*8
25
.
>
par
Foreirn share ctfs...No par
j
J
♦Stpd 4s n I) Fed inc tax. 1987 WIN
♦Gen 4%s stpd Fed inc tax 1987 MN
-
*28
4634 47
*10212 107
214
238
*214
21?
j
1987 M N
4s registered
IO's Maj
li8 Apr 16
32i2May23
j
fChlcago & North Western Ily—
♦Generalg 3 %s
1987 MN
3 %s registered
1987 M N
♦General 4s
1987 M N
,1^8 Dec
,:
131
100
5% preferred.
j
50-yoar 4s.. 1966 /
fChic Milw St Paul & I'ac Rll—
♦Mtge g Ss series A-1975 F A
♦Conv adj 5s_.-_.-Jan 1 2000 A O
Maj
; 20
International Salt.....No par
Sou
♦Gen 4%s series E.May
♦Gen 4%s series F.May
4
u
&
J
145-Maj
4 July 26
31%Sept 11
i
125
100
Inter Paper Co
-
Ind
♦Gen 4%s series C.May
Juh-'i
38
6
Jan
6s ser b..May
gen
j
A...I960 \1N
scries
♦Gen 4s series a..-May
♦Gen g 3%s aer B.May
Jum
136
July 22
21$ Jan 1Q
13 Nov 7
2338 Feb 10
May 8
1078 Feb 10
Preferred..
4712,
4734
1
Int Nickel of Canada..No par
66I4
21?
47
48 U
4914
Internat'l Mining Corp
173S
65
*4612
♦4734
12 Oct 27
61$ Apr 21
3- Apr24
Hydro-Elec Sys class A.25
Int Mercantile Marine. No par
3
,16712 Jan 10
,!'.)
12'»
334
384
265S 27
♦120i8 134
2
5s
gen
JChlc Milwaukee A St Paul—
2U Jub
6I2 Mai
b
May
18'a Maj
,
Jan 16
57
June 10
150
Preferred........100
11»4
.91
<
Interlake Iron......No par
Internat
71 j Ma?
4^8 Jun<
2l>4 Auv
1312 Jan 6
6
Feb 25 :
7'8 Sept 11
19ta Apr 16 1 27 Sept 18
107
July 5
1131.1 Jan 28
31* Feb 17 |
5% July 22
,
j
j
1947 j
1947 J
Chic
6% preferred.....
j
Loulsvref 6s.. 1947 J
♦1st A
♦1st &
Maj
Inspiration Cons Copper...20
a/
♦Refunding g 5s series B
♦Refunding 4s series C
Ma\
6% preferred.
.100
Inland Steel Co....:..No par
Intercont'l Rubber
J
N
Dei
10
122
8
f*Chlc It I & Pac Ry gen 4s. .1988 J
4s registered
Jum
J
1988 J
J
♦Certificates of deposit
1988
4s ctfs registered
8 ♦Secured 4%« series A
1934 4 O
1962 M S
♦Conv g 4H»
1960 M N
§*Refundlnggold4s..
Jarvls
36
36
*61
4
'4% preferred
Jan
7
T44
Jan
16
1109
Nov
5
i
100
....No par
Preferred......s.±
1218
;,
5% pref series A
100
5% pref series B conv.. 100
Joy Mfg Co
1
New Orleans 5s. .1951 /
L &
Ch St
D
1951 J D
Gold
i 7178Scpt 18
,128
Feb 11
100
Jones A Laughlln Steel.No par
7314
121$
14
1
Johns Manvllle
613j
731.1
(W B) Co
Jewel Tea Co Inc.....No par
*1091.1 110
57ii
57 "8
*122% 124
211®
217s
Memphis Dlv 1st g 4s
1951 J I)
Chic T H A So'e astern 1st 68.1960 J I)
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 1960 M 8
1, 67
Aug 23
1
86% July 31
i 14
Sept 17
2712 July 31
Chicago Union Station—
1st
mtge
1st mtge
1963 j
1963 J
/
I08H
100H
/
104
Indiana con 4s. 1952 J
J
101H
07 H
3%s series E
3 %s series F
Chic & West
06 H.
1st & ref M
4%s scries D..1962 M S
Childs Co deb 5s
,..1943 .4 O
Kalamazoo Stove A Furn... 10
1(1
Kan City P A L pf ser B
12
2
09 H
41
43
^♦Choctaw Ok A Gulf con 5s. 1952 M N
3% Maj
41
Maj
00
21H
21H
I10H
117% Maj
6% Nov 6 j 12% Jan
No par rll6i2June 12 i 12L»2 Mar
Kansas City Southern.No par
i 334 Apr 23 1. 6
Aug
4% preferred
100
1534 Jan 9 i 2234 Aug
12
Kaufmann Dept Stores.....1
Apr 16 v 1434 Aug
100
Mar 19 il04'4 Jan
5% conv preferred
100
7
9
Kayser (j) & Co
5
Apr 16
Aug
97
Aug 8
12112 Apr
Keith-Albee-Orpheum pf.. 100
13
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A.l
Apr 22
18
Jan
Class
B
5U Oct 16
^..„1
8>2 Jan
97$ Jun
2
13
27
9
Maj
8
7
Dec
18
95
Cincinnati Gas AElec 3%s__1966 F
1st mtge 3%s
1967 ./
Cln I.eb A Nor 1st con gu 4s. 1942 M
Cin Un Term 1st gu 3%s D..1971 M
lst mtge gu 3%sser E......1069 F
Clearfield A Mali 1st gu 5s.... 1943 /
Maj
92
2
Jai
4
;v
434 Maj
Cleve Cln Chic A St Louis Ry—
Keystone Steel A W Co. No
par
Kimberly-Clark
...No
Kinney (G R) Co......
Mar 26
87*4 JUD«
31
24% Maj
Ref
t
14% July 30
I
38 • Jan 10
33$'July 2a
10 ; Maj
27*4 Maj
Feb 14
12
par
v
Feb 14
25l2Junc
;
4
I
$5 prior preferred..:No par
Kresge (S S) Co...
....10
Kresge Dent Stores
1
i:
134 Jan 24
23U Feb 15
!
40'2 July 29
Feb 14 126'4 Sept 17
27$ Feb 15 I. 534Sept 13
3 i 28% Aug 30
2
*221$ Mar
24
&
St L
Dlv
Dlv 1st 4s... 1991 J
Cleveland &
y Feb 15 1 2978 Jan 10
..1970 J
490
80
13
*1034
5% preferred..
2,200
100
23%
23%
21% 22
*11212 113%
3%
334
1%
1%
2,600
1.400
10%
1,400
10%
Laclede Gas Lt Co St Louis 100
Lambert Co
800
100
(The)....No
par
17% Sept
2
5
109%June
4
il 16% Jan
P4 Jan
2
1
Lehigh Valley Coal
117$
*
J
*I(J0Ji»
Series C 3%s
guar.
guar...
3%s
No par
conv preferred;.,....50
Do<
1st
s
f 5s series B guar
.1977 A
22%
*13%
14
*2278
26%
4,700
24
600
4,100
5%
6,100
.5
Lerner Stores Corp....No par
33%
*32
7734
80
400
Llbbey Owe js Fcrd GLA'o par
Libby McNeill A Libby
7
Life Savers Corp..5
700
Liggett A Mj'erB Tobacco.,'25
2,800
177%
.
197$ Apr 12 ; 24%Septl6
113$ Feb 1 1 14 July 31
21
Apr 18 j 27% Sept 15
255$ Oct 31 i 45% Jan 9
1
7734
80%
5%
*176%
20
200
26%
Lehman Corp (The)
I.ehn A Flak Prod Corp
20
......
;
100
Series B.
5
32J$ Nov
S4Nov
7
i
>Colo A South 4%s series A--1980 ¥N
25%
25%
1,400
Lima Locomotive Wks.No par
3534
3534
11%
1,100
500
Link Belt Co.
x.-Nopar
Lion Oil Refining Coi-. No par
14%
28%
38%
1,400
Liquid Carbonic Corp. .No par
11%
*14%
28
38
106
40%
106
40%
5,300
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
6,300
1,300
1
No.par
$6.50preferred...No tar
3%
1,600
1,300
15%
*147% 153
20 34
20%
4,700
Lorillard
28
105
Loose-Wiles Biscuit.........25
15%
73
73
(P) Co...
Jan
May 22
June
35
Apr 21 | 45% July 28
2% Apr 12
3% Jan 3
1334 Jan 30 i 10 Sept 18
Jum
10
7% nreferied.100
150
June
2
400
LouisvilleGas A El A.. No tar
Louisville A Nashville
100
17
Mar
3
i: 22
60
Feb 18 j
1961/
J
O
Tol 1st ext 4s.. 1955 F A
♦Commercial Mackay Corp—
Income deb w w
Apr 1.1969 May
Commonwealth Edison Co—jv
1st mtge 3%s series I..1968 / D
Conv debs 3 %s
1958 J
./
Conn & Pasunip Rlv 1st 4s.. 1943 A 0
18% May
Mav
Conn
10% May
22% July
6% preferred 1
.1
100
Mack Trucks Inc...;..No par
133
■.
5
Stamped
2
?
..1951 /
May 15
•
4%s
17%
Maudel
S
xNo par
M nhattan Shirt..........25
5% Jan 3
12% Apr 17
Maracaibo Oil Exploration,: .1
% Jan 14
Marine Mi Hand Corp.
5
Market St Rv 6% pr pref. .100
Mirshall Field A Co.:.No par
Martin (.ilean L) Co..:...:l
Marti i-Parry Corp ..-..No,par
Masonlte Corp.-....... No par
Master Elec Co.,......;...l
Mathieson Alkali Wks.No
7% Deferred
For footnotes see
page
986
rar
.:..10(l
4
:
.1956 A
17
19
171
May 28 J
June 13
38
:
1% Am
-4
l%May 20
% Mav
28% Jan 13
7.
-----
J
Hydro-Elcc
r
Maj
3% May
278 May
v
8% May
26% Jum
6% May
21% Jum
12%
J
Consumers Power
1st mtge
Co—
.1965 M N
1961 WIN
..1970 MA'
3%s
Jai
1st
mtge 3 %a
Mai
1st
mtge 3%8._........ .,.1966 MN
1st
mtge 3%s._..,1969 MN
778 Mai
;16% Jai
1% May
6%
13%
J
/
1st mtge3 %s
'j 4% Ap
::
1960 J
j
Apt
Oei
Dei
16% Nov
47% Apr
14% Apr
Continental
Crane Co
Oil
2Kb
_
_.
conv
2^8..1948 J
D
f debs........ 1950 A O
Crucible 8teel 3%s 8 f debs.. 1955 J D
8
♦Cuba Nor Ry 1st 6%s..
1942 / D
♦Depoblt receipts
♦Cuba RR 1st 5s
...v
1952 J
g.
♦Deposit receipts
/
108%
108%
ill
10
111%
11IH
21
100
10') ^
110%
32%
Apt
•1.73%
Dei
16
101%
102
101%
07%
2
97%
26%
24%
29%
27M
27%
28
28%
,24%
I)
.'.y.
27%
*23%
27%
24%
Curtls Publishing Co 3s, deb..-.1955 A O
95%
B
extended
to
-.
For footnotes see page 987,
1946 J
-Lj.._
-
i5%
16
14%
16%
6 'k 16%
lit
30
*25%
24%
series
5
-
25%
1)
♦Denoslt receipts.,
6
111%
104
101%
♦7%s scries A extended to 1946 J
♦Deposit receipts..v.......
.<4--
106
108 %
107% 111
108% 111
105% 100 H
107
111%
102% 107
97% 102
92% 99
4
111
♦6s
407$. "Jau
Sept 15
31% Sept 17
[•176Aug
110%
110
Jan
136% May
31% De.
21% Mav
$11% Ma>
28
)
35
31
•
24% Oct 31
■24%May 5
Maj
7% Aug 18
16%Sept 17
,
55%
110%
100% 100%
*100%
Works
of Upper Wuertemberg 7s. 1.956 /
J
Consul Oil conv deb 3%s1951 / D
20%May
•87$ Jum
24
-
.1...
55
O
♦Consolidated
May
25% May
128
Sepi
13
3% Oct 31 |
5'4 Jan 14
7% Aug 5 5 11% Jan 8
13% Jan 17 1 177$ Sept 9
23
Feb 14 1, 32% Sept 15
f
6% Oct 17 ! 12%. Jan 6
*113%
58%
1948 A O
8%8 debentures....:.
15% May
6
28
28
.....
......1946 A O
3%s debentures
3%a debentures4.1958 J
138% May
38
Magma Copper
i
10
Ma.iati Sugar Co........1._ 1
uo%
Dei
5
Jan 21
110%
.1961 F A
3 %s debentures
Jum,
Maj
4
138
.....
110%
j
guar
Conn Rlv Pow s f 3%s A
13% Jum'
Sept
23% Apr 21 •<•: 33% Jan
22%May 26 j. 29% Sept
11
Feb 17 i 147$ Aug
23% Apr 9 •, 31
July
1
1% Feb 4 1
4% July
Macv (R H) Co Inc... No par
Madison Sy Garden.i.No par
103
-1.1. *113
'
74% Nov
K 31% Jan 21
1037%
J
Co-isolldatlon Coal s f 5s
Nov
20%
103
Consol Edison of New York—
20% May
97
May
29'
1st A ref 4%s.l951 /
Ry A L
non-conv deb 4s 1954 J
♦Debenture 4s...
....1955 /
♦Debenture 4s...... 1.
1956 /
24
82 %
19
10114
.
{♦Consol Ry
MacAndrews A Forbes..:.. 10
82 H
*102%
101%
101%
1st ext g 4s.1948 A
V
19
27 > May
19
i
15%May 14
10
82 H
101 %
Columbus A
rl6 .May
'
10-% Jan 15
1162
Jan
2
2,400
160
! 39% Oct 31
1110
July 24
4
85
7051
715%
04%
64%
65
*105H - 107
ioi%i
101%
1952 A O
15
Apr
Debenture 5s...
May
June 28
5s
Columbus A H
May
87
207$ Apr 21 f 30A Jan /4
May 8 1 37% Jan«14
4 9% Apr 15 j: 13% July 30
13
Apr 26 !.,16% Jan 8
19% Apr 21 [ 31% Sept 5
Lone ^tar Cement Corp No par
I-ong Bell Lumber A...No par
17%
3
17%
21
.' 82
83 H
71''
1952 M N
Columbus A Sou Ohio El 3%s 1970 M S
May
May
87
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1,300
;
5
33'
3
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18% May
.
7% Jan 23
39
Jan 18
.3
June 16
Debenture
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s
80
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15% May
2
-18% Mar U
,
f
.
174
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp;...No par
6
7 t 96% Jan
Jan
May 26 r. 98
80
..25
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iron gen s f 5s_.1943 F A
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Columbia G & E deb 5s.May
22
O
1973 A O
Colo Fuel &
%
'100
J
Coal River Ry 1st gu 4s
r,' 2
109
108 ' 108M107H 107H
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100% Jum
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;
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102
.1950 F A
1977 F A
Union Term gu 5%s. ..1972 .4
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4
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Cleve Short tine 1st gu
3'4 May
5% Aug 18
7
May
16% Maj
; 2% July 25
2% Feb 14 i-143.} Sept 2
6%
conv preferred
-
8% Maj
1
..100
I Lehigh Valley RR..50
4%
4
j
45% July 15
-i
Lehigh Portlaud Cement...25
I
Jan
1134May 8
14%Sept 15
7 -Jaa 3 i 13
Aug 1
217$ Apr.14 1 2734 July 22
19% Apr 12
2634 Oct 8
'
Lane Bryant
...I. .No par
Lee Rubber A Tire.,
£
400
•
Ski Feb 14
17%
100
./
J
O
Geo A ref 4%s series B....1981 J
14%
99
-
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13%
1078
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112?4
112 H
98 H
J
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par
N
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22% Aug
I
Kroger Groeery A Bak.No
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109 H
1st coll tr g 4s..1990 MN
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s
Maj
v
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Cin Wab & M
U2 Maj
17% Maj
! 9*2> Maj
22
Kress (S H) A Co..No par
110k
*J10H
N
1993 j d
,..1993 J D
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3934 July 22
•106
98'$' Feb 21
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A
D
8i2 Maj
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Kendall Co $5 pt pf A..No par
*36%
1
....
1997 J
Chicago A Erie 1st gold 5S....1982 M
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s ser A. 1988 J
♦Gen Inc mtge 4 %s
2038 /
Ma>
Jum
•
Since
Jan.
Asked
&
1958 iff
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
♦Gen mtge Inc (conv)
558 Ma;
par
Indianapolis P A L Co.No
Indian Refining
Industrial Rayon...,..No
Inirersoll-Rand...
12
6
3458 Jan
4
Aug A
2
6% preferred series A... 100
Leased lines 4%
..100
RR Sec ctfs series A:.. 1000
:
Bid
..1977 F A
1st & ref 6s series A..
100
Range
Friday's
J
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Illinois Central RR Co
Price
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1949
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Jau
Week's
:
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.
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6i| Feb
Friday
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% per share 3 per ehart
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12
May
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15
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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,
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1957
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......1938
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24
May
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f
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•
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1084
14
Jan
Dec
May
>
85
May
May
82
344 Mar
6% Jan
26
Feb
112
10
6
Feb 14
95
«
June
2% May
26
May
3
% Oct 31
14 Jan 2
13% Feb 15
Mills..'.—20
Monsanto Chemical Co:::il0
17% May
45
Deo
1244
Deo
54
Apr
110
Jan
4%
Apr
64%
Dec
112
Mar
$4 preferred series C.No
Montg Ward A Co Inc. Wo
l0878June:6
par
■
Jan
4%
Jan
94 May
19%
JHI>
i79
110
.
Nov
119
May
119
May
July
1134 May
118% Sept 24
Aug 19
1134 Oct 4
123
6
1%
Dec
1%
2
17% Aug 4
94
Sept 20
3% Aug
Mar 27
115
11% Nov
%» Dec
! 1
Feb 14
77
par
B...Wo par
/ $4.50 preferred.—-—.Wo
7% Max
154 Oct 28
July 16
9% Feb
rar
7% preferred series A—.10u
Mohawk Carpet
Oct 2
May
3.3% May
i4% Jan 11
797g July 28
24June
56
234 May
103
Jan 14
454 Jan 10
4
June
6% May
114 May
6
28% May
*384 Dec
12% Apr
'
......
Mo-Kan-Texas RR....Wo
■J
9% Jan
6
107
.No par
Carp/.1; L..
Mar
125
Mollie Power Impl—.1
Minn
122
Oct
7
394 Jan
8
"31%'May
56
Jan
.Wo par
——
204 Nov
36
June
6
43's Jau 23
33% Mai
45
Feb
50
23.
Jan
4
304 Aug
5
12
0
17% Jan
214 June
87g May
May
30%
6%May 29
13% Oct 20
Feb
Apr
Apr
Jan
par
Morris & Essex......
Motor Products Corp..Wo par
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller
Brass
«.....5
Co.—
1
Mulh.is Mfg Co class B
_
46
9%May 2
61% Apr 17
109%June 25
4% Apr 23
_
Murphy Co (G C)_....Wo par
1
5% preferred..........100
Murray
Corp of America..10
:•■
Jan
,12
4
24% Jan 13
4% July 21
74
July 21
13'8 Aug 6
74L Sept 24
18%May 6
2%May 15/
! Feb 19
1
$7 preferred.;.—Wo par
Munsi ngwear lnc..
.No par
112
15
414 Oct 10
5
3% Apr 21
14% Jan 3
Apr 18
3% Nov 7
;r6% Nov 7
7% Apr 21
15%May 26
160%May 27
10
Aug
1
7012 Oct 21
May
2% May
20
May
8% Max
56
May
97% Max
Feb 19
4
Max
41
8% Jan U
0I4 Jan 27
Wo par
Na«h-Ktlvinator Cnrp
Nashv Chatt A Bt Louis... 100
National Acnie Co
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc.. 1
6%
1,400
800
8,900
8,000
15
Jun<
16
18%
26%
5% Nov
564 Nov
15% Mar
83
Mar
1114 Dec
8% Nov
53
Apr
preferred.10
.....5
National Biscuit Co
10
7% preferred
..100
Nat Bond A Invest Ca.Wo
rar
5% pref series A—
100
National Can Carp
3,400
1,000
Nat Dept Stores.Wo pat
';■
200
"5/566
—
National Lead Co:
National Pow A Lt. —-Wo par
4,100
NutijaaJ Steel Corp-.25
3,300
National Supply (The) Pa.. 10
$2 conv preferred...i...40
3,300
1,300
60
Jan
2
1I6O
Max
176
Jan 15
132
Jun.
153%
24
5% Max
Mai
4% Maj
48
| 778 July 31
84 Feb 19
Feb 10
8
15% July 30
;
68
27
134 Max
1)28% I)w
July 11
34% Sept 16
7% Mar 20
68% Jan 6
8
34
9
11% Oct
2
8
Feb 19
j
13
Feb 17
Natomas
.Wo par
900
Nehi Carp...-.Wo par
200
Neisner Bros Inc.——
1
Co...—-r
A%% conv serial pref—.100
20
38
106
Jan
Jan
.73%
Jap
9%
Jan
14% May
48
49% Nov
Auy
Nov
8%
Apr
10%
Get
Apr
July 21
14
Maj
179% Feb 10
72
Julx
91
June 12
36
Jan 17
Max
100
45% Jan 16
110
Jum
Apr
53% Apr
110
Jan
7
204 July
6% Mai
27% Jan 2
July 28
23% Nox
27%
Dec
105% Nov
110%
Deo
30% May
50
Jan
18%
21%
Jan
31% Jan
:117s Aug
Mining Carp.-...10
Newport Industries
1
22% Apr 28
5% Apr 23
Dock 1
20% Feb 14
106% Mar 8
116
314 Apr 24
45
Ne.vmont
Dec
10% June
25% Mar
Apr 28
-..100
5% pref series A.i;
84
Jan
Jan
Dec
<
8%
34 Jan
7% Ma>
978 Apr 18
17
694.July 25
No 1 ar
Newberry Co (J J)
5
Jan
38% Sep!
Ma>
6
6% prior preferred;
;
41
Oct
Apr
224, Apr
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f)
176
8
300
1,300
12%
90
Jun
Feb
84
200
66
Sept
84
,/
7% Jun
54 Max
(754 Sept
84
"""966
7%
26%
15%
Jun
154
Feb 19
3% Oct 29
48% Nov 7
4% Apr 23
19% Sept
Max
5% Mn>
i
104
15
16% Jan
13% Mar
18% Apr
7% Nov
Max
Apr 22
Apr 30
*104
79
,
.<
3
Feb 14
2,800
*75
6
Jan 15
3
34
104
*14
Max
43
71
3t8
104
15
Jan
"""9%
100
preferred. A, 100
70%
34
"".77
Apr
204
National Tea Co-.'.—-No par
69%
77
994
Oct
26% Max
5 V5 % prior
<
;3%
*8%
*14
14% July 31
(11
144 Apr 22
!684May 29
1334 Nov 7
16% Apr 21
26
14,200
06%
60%
'
Nov
5
737s Nov
...
3%
49
34
48%
64
14%
>•
/
10
National Oil Products Co
3%
Nox
2078Sept 17
% 8% Jan 13
1937s Jan 10
100
•
34At
Apr
15%
Jan 30
i>——— 1
$4.50 conv preferred.Wo par
Jau
Dec
86
5
Jan 15
12
Nat Gypsum Co.
Apr
9% Apr 28
•
17
Nat Mu.ll A St'I Cast Co No par
18%
16%
244
Dc
;25%Sept IS
200
Sepi
176
12%
Apr 26
...10
Jan
10
19
17
6% preferred
400
49
Nov
De<
Jun
Nat Distillers Prod. .t.Wo par
V'
7,100
7%-preferred A—-.——100
6% preferred B—
100
<
100
Jun<
Feb
224
23% Dec
8% Sept
11% Jun<
5,600
*334
9
16%
16% Sept 24
12%June
Sept 2
478 Feb 15 % 8
74 Feb 14
10% Sept 2
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18%
74 JUIK
6
Nat E.nam A Stamping.Wo par
/
15%
174
.
8
155
;
Nat Dairy Products...Wo par
700
Jun-
7
2
19% Oct 27
ll%May 20
8% Apr
National Cyli ider Gas Co. —1
7,400
1)
134 Jai
5% Julx
9
jl74
Nat Cash Register... .Wo par
lu
Jan
Jan
<•.;. 9
;il Sept
18% Jan
1754 Jan
141,(May 21
5% Nov
Nat Band A Share Corp Wo par
3,900
I 7%
7%
3% Max
5% July 28
23% Sept 2
23% Jan 2
16
.1
—
1394 1394
34
64
conv
...
Nat Aviation Carp
100
k:'
*10
26
104
*32
i 114
104
15%
15%
11%
*6
17%
17%
574
"""%
;
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111
*
1%
%
i
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314
30%
♦
2,000
1
%
31%
214
__
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*%
par
30%
214
/ 52
4
8
53
52%
52%
52%
13
13%
12%
13
12%
360
984
6%
6 *8
113%
113%
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6
>8
6
40%
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13
984
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1134 1134 *1124 115%
124
12%
*12%
12%
40.1
*40
404
*40
1%
26 •
*1%
1*2312
20
i
10%
10%
Z
8%
19%
8%
484
•:
1%
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10
1%
2
26
10
*234
10%
10
Adjust 4% preferred—— 100
North American Co... —10
June
: 47% Aug
2
24i,t Jan
8
Sept
6
8
204 May
18
)
112
18
Jan
4
6
%« Jan
Jan
115
Feb 24
110
A pi
5
45
Juw
60
3
Jan
47
%2
%6 Oct 29
214 Nov 7
May 31
188
Feb 25
Aug
7
Oct 30
(
1% Feb 6
% Jan 10
35
Sept 18
32% Jan S
1
24L Feb 14
109
215
Jan 25
1194 Oct
6
17% Jan 10
11% Oct 23
i
504 Apr 29
50% Apr 29
f58% Jan
North American Aviation...1
124 Apr 21
j 17% Jan 10
Northern Central Ry Co.. ^50
96
.:
;
.
13,200
200
Nor States Pow $5 pref :Wo par
300
Northwest Air Lines...Aro par
80
Northwestern
300
■■
100
Northern Pacific Ry.
Telegraph.. .50
Nor walk Tire A Rubber No
K
ar
'■
"MOO
Preferred.——50
■Norwich Pharmacal Co—2;50
15,400
Ohio Oil Co—'.——Wo par
July
May
74June
7
3
Jan 15
34
98
1134 Nov
14
140
1
6
30% Dec
14% Feb
3
;
39
Jan
8%
12%
115%
117%
20
175
105
Jan
Max
May
May
Mar
Aug
%
Jan
4
Ja»
31%
35%
Dec
2
Oct
>i« Dec
13%
Apr
Apr
58% Nov
'14 Dee
%
Jan
33% Mar
Jan
Apt
226% May
117
Dec
14% May
474 May
47% May
23
Jan
59
Jan
58
Jan
15
May
26%
Jan
4 June
44 May
101
May
974
9%
Dec
Jan
Sept
84
114
Oct 24
Jail
39"
27~May
;
2% Jan 11
274 July 3t
13% Feb 7
14 Oct 2/
Apr 25
Nov
Sept 21;
8% Aug
i
23
10
6
57% Jan 20
;
2
5% Feb 14
110
May
3% Max
4% May
104
May
Oct 3
i16% preferred Seriesiii;50
5?i. prefened series
50
400
404
*1%
25
110
.No par
9% May
8% May
15
900
15,000
13
;*97%
/•10>">104
100
500
:
52%
524
98%
50
5!)
5% preferred _:. ;
6
15% Jan 10
i 18% Aug 2
3
11% Nov
4% May 16
8
Apr 12
108
Oct 23
par
JN Y Ontario A Western.. 100
N Y Shipbldg Corp partstk—l
Noblitt Sparks Indus Inc....5
Norfolk A Western Ry.. —100
8/I00
1018 Nov 7
11% Feb 19
25
Feu 14
Jan
7,000
53
*97%
>6%
Dock:;—L.Wo
JNYNH4 Hartford
100
Conv preferred—.———100
2,600
1
31%
214
1974
196
100
Carp;. .Wo par
N Y A Harlem RR Co
"5/266
.
"
52%
:
■
100
N Y Lack A West Ry Co.. 100
%
524
1%
New York
_
.
10% non-cum pref.
1
m
N Y C Omnibus
117%
1174 117% *116% 118
11%
114
11%
114
■
6% preferred series, A..
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111
t
:
N Y Chic A St Louis Co...
t
574
%
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%
1
214
*19%
195
195% 195% *191
6
-
$5 conv preferred-.:-.Wo par
Brake.L -Wo par
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7,100
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—1952
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.. — .1973
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294
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108 4
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$ per share
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53
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Nov. 4
■
$ rer share
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Dayton P & L 1st, mtge 3s__ —1970
Dayton Union Ry 3JosserB-. 1905
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■:
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
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7'Monday
I 'CNob: <3
Saturday
•
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for
f
it
V:
Sales
AND HIGH ,5/1LE PRICES
Since
Price
Week Ended Nov. 7
vA^> LOW
Range,
Sale
N.'-Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
• v
T : > '<
Last
;•
5
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Friday
f
>)'•>•, ft
V-aV>
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
4
<
717«
*44
55
49
354
'•!
20
3%
;>3%
70
*69
'<*44
*
14i,|
1438
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5
14%
<14
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744.
8%
*19%
"13%
*69
*44
14%
/ 8%
84
20
-19%
34
3%
70
*69
5
*44
14
14%
;
8%
20
3%
1,700
Oliver Farm Eauip-J—Wo par
2,300
(The>...—+ .6
8% preferred A..;
100
Oppenheim Collins. — .Wo par
70
5
14%
50
"3/666
Omnibus Corp.
,
Otis Elevator:;
*1434 1454 *1434 1454 *1434'1454
6% preferred..;
824
594
534
39
47
42 4
424
45
44
47
44
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r
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-
6
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6%
6
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S
56
*17
184
*54
*1154
:
42%
6
•5%
♦534
41%
54
'
56
5%
*54
•>
2,600
4134,
-«.
56
Co-I...
m
a.
Preferred.....
O
ve •«-
Oct 28
63
Feb 19
3
.3
par
14
Nov
140
June
Wo par
$5.50 conv 1st pref..Wo par
-
"5/106
:
Outboard Marine A Mfg
Outlet Co
'/-.
42%
Otis Steel
100
184
*1154
42%
„
.
534- 534
*17
34 Oct 30
100
J-.Wo
5
..No Tar
—
—
-100
lllncis Gla«s (V,J2.50
10
July 24
23% July 11
6% Feb 19
13% Feb 19
4
i10
16
1044 Jan 7
6% Sept 17
:17% Jan 8
150
3
Mar 26
38% May
Jan 11
8% May
5% June
10% May
7% May
May
2% May
11%June
124%June
95
23% Apr
H% Mar
112
...
5%
18%
150
Mar
Apr
Jan
Deo
10% Jan 10
Apr 16
4
June
48%June
120
6
I
54 Nov
40%
Jan
1
:
7
May
12%
60% Aug 27
21
May
47
26% Jan
6
19
June
12%
Apr
Oct
9
May
55
Jan
115% May
120
Jan
56i«
120
Mar 26
50% July 16
47
42
June
64%
Jan
Nov
Jan
^tSw*Vr,w..'-".
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
YORK BOND RECORD
STOCK RECORD
N EW YORK
.1
Week's
Friday
Nov.
the
<
EXCHANGE
r:
Range for Previous
Year 1940
■
N.
LS
BONDS
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$
Shares
% per share
per
<
share
Range
Friday's
Price
Bid
Range
or
Since
&
Asked
3m
40«%
*7
15
Jan.
1
Highest
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
$ per share
Last
Sale
!
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Nov. 7
Lowest
Week
7
Nov.
Nov. 6
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
1
On Basle of 100-Share Lots
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Range Since Jan. V
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
STOCKS
for
LOW
■
Illinois Central RR (Concluded)—
share
per share
(Conti)
Springfield Dlv 1st
g
...
3^s... 1951 J
1951 F
Western Lines 1st g 4s.
4s registered
?
2284
*3314
*17
13
*9s8
v
*108% 113
; i5i
151
10%
*103i
634
7*4
7%
•23*4
13*4
*9%
22%
24%
14*4
2334
24
1334
9»s
14%
33%
17%
23
34
9*2
24
23%
3334
108% 110
♦
153
*....
11
*22 *o
13%
9%
9%
23%
24*2
33*4
34
■>: 17%
14*8
33
150
162
150
7,400
700
100
2'% Nov
15% Nov
May 3
414 Apr 17
914 Nov 6
25
2214 June
.No par
11
109
100
147% Apr
40
{
8
8
8
115
May
144
IndIH&Iowalstg4s
J4Ind&Louisville 1st
Mav
Jan 27
June
163
..
1963 J
..1963 J
1st & ref 4^8 series C
•ilseder steel Corp 6s
9s4 May
25U May
33
May
Jan
126
8
Joint 1st ref 5s series A
7
,1934 Aug
Oct 31
6% preferred
7
28% Jan 24
Feb 19
100
....1951
Ill Cent and Chic St L & N O—
11% Jan 28
3
5
32i2May
No »ar
Pacific Telep & Teleg
■
10
No par
No par
Pacific Ltg Corp
.123s Sept 15
734 Nov
7
9
1% Apr 23
(Cal).iO
Pacific Mills
00
154
*150
preferred.
Pacific Gas & Electric
1,200
110
*108
1st
2d preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
200
7'4 Apr
10
Pacific Coast Co
1,520
17%
23%
17%
116
3,510
9%
23%
33*4
*91.1
109%
43,200
25%
15%
6%
23%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc...5
400
10%
7%
10%
6%
23%
14%
9%
24*8
33*2
17%
♦6%
7*4
17%
17%
110
110
17%
*17*4
11
*10%
10%
ios8
6i2
2384
13"8
9%
22%
34l2
10%
6%
Aug 15
45
D
n
1948 B' A
1950 J
1956 J
./
40%
37%
12%
70
J
*2m
Ind Union Ry 3 Ks series B
1986 M S
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser F.. 1961 A O
rox
15%
'108 %
gu 4s
—
..
27 H
100%
51
48
33
78
28 X
106% 10«%
102% 107%
torn
Inspiration Cons Copper 4s
1952 A O
101
101H
,
7% Jan
Interlake Iron
1947
101
102*4
'97 XI03
87a Nov
4% Mar
t♦Int-Grt Nor 1st 6s ser A..... 1952
♦Adjustment 6s ser A... July 1952
16 H
%
IX
*lst 5s series B
g 5s series C
Internat Hydro EI deb 6s
1956
16
17 H
8X
18%
1956
18
16%
8
18
31
160
Deo
98
101%
'
3%
8%
2%
16%
*9*2
♦1%
28%
>:
1;
3
3%
8%
2%
16*4
8
*9
10»4
1*2
2*4 r 2%
16'4
9%
*9*4
■
10
28
28
28
100
*95
105
15%
15
112
112%
14%
13%
13%
13*2
Parafflne Cos Inc
27
100
99
10
13,500
1,000
6% 1st preferred
1,800
G% 2d preferred-
10
9%May 27
May
Jan
25% Apr
:
10
•
•;
1
t2 May
46%
26%June
99
Sept 105%
4*4 May I 10%
99
64
May
11%
6*4 May
Jan 10
Jan 11
1578Sept 17
113i28ept 9
14% Sept 3
95>2 Feb 14
10
634
..
DsJuly 29
37%
Oct
;
2*4 May
12
Jan 21
106
1
100
—
5>2
33g Jan 6
1814 Sept 11
Apr 22
May 31
Feb
278 June
,
7
i2 Feb 15
No oar
4% conv preferred.-
112% 112%
13%
1334
15*8
7% Jan
Paramount Pictures Inc..-.. .1
30
4fy Jan 10
934 Aug 1
s
5
Apr 21
Panhandle Prod & Ref......l
300
15%
3
2I4N0V
10
Airways Corp.5
Transp..5
900
105
*95
111% 111%
13%
*13%
Pan American
Mftr
5i» Feb 18
Pan-Amer Petrol &
28%
1%
*27*4
15
14%
15%
111% 111%
13%
1%
105
3
.
Packard Motor Car... .No par
18,400
11,500
9*2
l's
*834
28%
*1%
*95
Pacific Western Oil Corp...10
2%
17
9*0
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp...1
630
17%
2*4
2*8
17
*27%
28
100
28*4
101%
1434
14%
*10912 112
13%
13%
*100
8
1,900
8%
*8
8
*834
1%
1*2
1%
1%
2'4
16%
16*4
3%
3%
3*4
*3*8
8
8%
23j,
10%
2%
16*2
3*4
8*4
3
3%
i
♦1st
June
Jan
l's
26%
*17%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
l's
273g
27*2
*17%
2734
27%
1734
27%
*»16
»4
*17%
*'.«
18
18
'4
18
s4
*13«4
8%
!. *49
13%
1334
8«4
50*2
834
9
9
51%
50*2
*50
51
81
81*4
81*4
2%
83
*2%
13%
884
2%
*2*2
14
1.800
Peaney (J C) Co ......No par
2%
100
Penn Coal & Coke Corp.... 10
800
Penn-Dixle Cement...No par
57 conv pref ser A....Vo par
No i<ar
12
100
109
July 30
1%
*44%
*13*2
15%
46
46
200
15*2
*13*2
111
111
1%
t'4
46
15%
Peaick & Ford
800
lit
111
20
22*2
223,|
22*2
23
23
24"
23
23%
23*8
23%
25*2
24*2
24%
24*4
24*4
*23*2
24%
24
400
4634
*1*4
4034
1%
*46
24%
46%
25%
*1%
24%
8
*7%
5% preferred
22,100
*24%
47
47 *.i
*1*4
1%
2438
47
47
v
24%
8
1%
*1*4
24%
*7%
24%
46*2
<
46%
*1*4
25%
1%
25
Pe insy Ivania RR
19,100
7%
500
|Stock
2434
7%
52
52*2
52*2
53*4
53%
54
53%
7%
5334
53
53%
1,220
*28
28*.i
28*.|
28*2
Exchange
28*2
30%
28s4
29
28%
28%
900
*26
27%
*26%
*26*2
27
*26%
*7%
*6*4
*0%
2784
8
6*i
27*4
6*4
Closed—
6*2
6*2
6%
6%
Election
46
27%
*44*4
*8384
934
46
*8334
86*2
6%
27%
45*8
Day
10
10
*80
81
81
82
*109
110
*109
10%
110
6%
"{,200
6%
500
4534
84*4
10
10
*6%
*63%
74%
*6*4
*63%
74*2
z45%
45%
45%
45%
2%
2%
47%
16%
2%
47%
16%
48*2
16%
47*2
1634
*2*.,
47*2
16%
100
48*2
16%
700
*2
2%
*46
*6«4
*63*t
44%
1634
*100
70
■
118
*5%
*100
534
38*4
6%
*69
*6
70
70
16%
118
*100
118
*5%
*37%
634
*37
i
102 X
m%
104%
101% 105%
93 %
94%
76%
95
1st lien & ref 6 ^8
..—.1947
Int Telep <fe Teleg deb g 4J^s..l952
Debentures 5s1955
99
99%
47%
83 X
99%
45
30%
50
48%
50%
32%
53
t*Iowa Cent Ry 1st & ref 4s.. 1951
*1
1 >4
%
James Frankl & Clear 1st 4s..1959
48 >S
49 H
Jones &
99
!)9>S
Dec
*5
*5
5%
534
38%
6%
*3534
6%
70%
69
38'4
25%May
4
2
9
,
Aug
100
300
08
23
Nov
43
Nov
100
68
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp.No par
S5conv preferred....No par
5%May27
67.
.
w w
strnp (par $645)..
2
75%
2
-
.
18%
♦uox
*31 M
*82 X
91
4}4s unguaranteed—......-1961
Kings County El L & P 6S.....1997
83
Jan
734
49
101
170
106 X
108%
<y
107 X
107%
107 X
104
*93 X
100% 108 X
104 X 107 X
I02X 105X
107%
103 X
§ ♦Laclede Gas Lt ref & ext 5s. 1939
1942
Ref & ext mtge 5s
Apr
86
*170 «
1960
1959
♦IX
4
1%
99
94
-
101
97 X
97 X
29
92 X
99%
Coll & ref 5 Hs series
C
1953
83 X
56%
89
D......
1960
83 X
84%
84%
m
Coll & ref 5Hhseries
7% Nov
46%. Dec
->■ 9% Nov
85% Deo
6% May
64% May
81%
1961
.
^♦Kreuger & Toll 5s ctfs.
82 X
92 X
88
83
.
Feb
28%
y
Jan
Feb
66
77 X
91
Dec
4134
6%
Jan
109% 110%
30 %
30%
40
85
*107
Kings Co Lighting 1st 5s.
1954
1st & ref 6 J4s. -........-1964
Apr
18%
*8
*8
1961
Plain
97% May
3% May
16
May
Jan 30
1943
stmp (par $925). .1943
warr (par $925).. 1943
Kentucky Central gold 4s
87% Dec
14% Nov
3% May
July 15
884 Jan
w
—
9
2
84
Oct 29
w
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3^8
Kresge Foundation 3% notes
3i2July 29
46% Jan
09
107X 109%
1987
Dec
June
1 ls4
.7
7s4 Jan
1950
1960
Kentucky <fe Ind Term 4Hs... 1961
Stamped
1961
May
70
10934 Oit
414 Apr22
30
Apr 22
100
95%
%
02%
66
'
47
25% June
37% May
23i2 Jan 11
109% Odt
1950
Kansas City Term 1st 4s
Apr
15. June 10
52
4s.1936
8% Nov
10% Feb
40% Jau
Dec
z3878 Feb 14
r
48X
24
May
584
25
Oct 22
49%
♦Ctfs with
.5
.100
2
32%
32
g
Kan City Sou 1st gold 3s
Ref & tmpt 5s.........Apr
Apr
27% May
2% May
36
May
22
May
.
88
t}*K C Ft 8 & M Ry ref
♦Certificates of deposit
Dec
30
......
;
46%
July 31
6% preferred
120
Nov
Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s.. 1990
Jau
"25%
29%
July 29
Preferred.
Deo
♦Ctfs
♦Ctfs
77
Pillsbury Flour Mills.
Feb
Apr
46
i
Laughlin Steel 3%s.. .1961
13%
May 23
5H
Jan
May
Jan
Jau
3534 Feb 20
.100
Mar
4
6% May
>1212 Jan 10
89% Sept 17
110% July 30
Mar 28
4'4May
No par
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
6-8
68
7284 Feb
105
1%
May
4%
.No par
Phoe lix Hosiery
30
38%
*6
6%
69
8%May 17
Preferred 4%% series..-100
—
5%
*3534
Feb 20
79
%
Mar
15
738 Apr 4
778 Jan 23
35% Jan 2
.47*8 July 14
91
July 21
5
40% Feb 18
Feb
:
5% May
17% May
11% May
May 10
2784 Oct .1
;,
105
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
6
Jan 21
100%
103
1% June
8
May 19
51%
71
31%
100%
102 %
rnt Rys Cent Amer 1st 5s B.... 1972
Deo
16%
.
29
100'u
1947
1955
"
Pitts C C & St L RR Co... 100
'j '
9,200
118
*100
1
.
lH2May
.3
Phillips Jones Corp
7% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Sept 18
i 23g Aug
1
301.1 July 11
May
May
May
23
38
6
Philip Morris & Co Ltd....10
100
7%
2%
*6
800
7%
74*2
45%
2%
17
70
7*8
*6%
48*2
37*2
634
Philco Corp
45%
*2%
*46%
*10%
37*2
800
*63%
*1%
*47%
5%
80
10
82
7-%
44%
*5
86
*9%
81%
15
15
54
*5% Apr 17
Philadelphia Co 6% pref—.60
56 preferred
..No par
934 June
1944
19
8
:
1%
Nov
46%
1% May
11*4 May
Aug 22
25
608s July
21
25
*84
74*2
7%
74*2
44%
118
100
*109% 110% *109% 110%
110
Phelps-Dodge Corn
45%
45*8
*6%
*63*4
*100
10,700
*44%
83*2
83*2
83%
83%
28
27%
3»8 Jan 2
5234 July 16
1714 Aug 20
U2i2Mar 1
25U Apr 4
684 Oct 17
Pfeiffer Brewing Co...No par
28
4
42 <4 Feb 15
Petroleum Corp of Amer....5
*6%
July
-
3
20U Feb 14
..No par
6%
6%
10%
110
Pet Milk Co—..
6%
84
45%
86*2
*84
80*2
27
22
100
..100
—
6%
•
10
5% prior preferred
5% preferred
6%
27%
*43%
6%
6%
28%
63«
28
2734
*44*.i
27
*26*2
*7
July 28
v
3684 Jan 2
138Mar 24
J Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.. 100
Pepsi-Cola Co
__..l
Pere Marquette Ry Co
100
j
18
IH
..1941
s f 6s
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B
Ref s f 6s series A
2% Nov
44% Apr
23% Nov
13% May
s4 May r 238
53g May
12%
5% June ; 10%
43
62*2
Dec
71
June
96%
l's May
4%
334 Aug 20
Feb 14
21
5
Peoples G L & C C (Chic). 100
May
•
101
2138 Oct 17
50
4
54i4 8ept
89'4 Sept
1% Oct 31
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
700
1%
25%
...No par
6
Jan
14% Sept 24
Jan 30
*2%
1'4
46
*13*2
*110
203g Jan
34i2 Apr 23
Penn G1 Sand Corp
1%
*45
15*2
9%
18
13s May
29% Dec
7
; 1
7484 Feb 20
134 Feb 15
2%
46
*110
14
15
Jan
2
i
% Oct 14
7i2May 1
6% Apr 21
43% Mar 4
82*2
8334
*2%
*13*2
--
2,200
1,030
ParmeleeTransports._Aro par
Pathe Film Corp
.....1
Patlno Mines & Enterprises. 10
Oct 30
303s Jan 10
Oct 16
82
82%
*45
*110
16
51
8334'
2%
134
Parker Rust Proof Co.---2.50
*884
15*2
1%
1% Oct 16
25%May 29
No oar
200
%
14
1
18
9
50*2
46*2
1%
Parke Davis & Co
1434 Apr
9
*13*2
2
Park Utah Consol Mines
3,000
17%
*'l6
...1
51
9
*50%
*45
*ia4
Park & Tllford Inc
2,200
27
£17%
14
100
1%
l's
27
%
14
14%
2*2
i
17%
*9u
19
*17
26%
13g
2684
*o!6
81
19
*17
19
*17
19
*17
18
—
§♦ Int Merc Marl ne
Apr
Deo
V
18
deb 4s
oonv
89
1942
Coll tr 6s series B—
74
75%
14
1942
.Coll tr 6s series A
57 X
49
83%
85
17
50
89%
82
94%
42
<
79
Lake Erie & Western RR—
9%
*162
*175
*4%
♦6
9%
174
-..
5
6*4
9
9
*162
174
,<•
*175
9%
174
176
*175
5
*4%
4%
*5*2
6*4
55
55
53*2
53*2
*30
31
30
59
59
*10
11
29%
58'4
10*4
*165
174
*162
176
*5*2
5
V.
:•
54
54
60
30
30*4
30%
90
*165
59
*59
60
60
60
11%
*10%
11%
10%
10%
*165
*165
1,200
Jan
8
166
Oct
6
181
Feb
7<8 Jan
434 Apr 26
6
May
6
9% Jan 10
i65
Jan
27
;43% Jan
51
Oct 16
,75% Jan 8
115
July 15
164 Mar 31
9% Feb 19
100
Pit Youngs Asht Ry 7% pf. 100
164
..7
.
1
May
Mar 31
8%
4% May
5 May
11
Oet
— ...
1947
*94
3j$s—. 1997
86
95
92
1997
g
y-'w
92
87%
86J4
91X
25%
21
95
83
2
X
33%
79%
Jan
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
Jan
67
♦1st mtge income reg—
Dec
41%
73*2
16%
161%
161% July
3% to.
Lake.Sh & Mich Sou
3^s registered
154
178
June
16% May
10
May
19
May
7
Ma,
j.
5s extended at
16% Nov
May
13*2 Nov
May
154
167
4514 Feb 14
oar
Pittsburgh & West Va
*105
•15
Aug 19
Mar
9
7% pref class B
100
5% pref class A... —...100
5X% l8tsercouv prpf.lOO
150
Nov
174
..No par
—
Pittsburgh Steel Co...No
54
30
10%
-
Pitts Screw & Bolt.
6
*5*4
54
30%
59
•
'
1.100
4%
53
53
*2934
59*2
10*4
-'-
163
Pittsburgh Forgi ngs Co .....1
Pitts Ft Way <fc Chic Ry Co 100
7% preferred
100
'
'
20
4%
6
♦5*8
6
400
9%
174
*162
*175
5
5*4
*9
9*2
9%
9*4
*162
y
Nov
—
...1975
34 >4
Lehigh Coal A. Nav s f 4^s A -1954
Cons sink fund 4^8 ser C—1954
•75X
•72%
75%
23
02%
Dee
73 X
5
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A.. 1965
Lehigh ANY 1st gug4s.. —1945
<60%
Apr
July
94 X
94 X
1
93 X
65 X
67
76%
98%
30
55
67 X
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1%
1%
16%
18*2
1%
16%
18
5%
12«4
1284
534
1234
8%
13
*18
8
>•
*1
18
*5%
*16
*8%
i*20
8%
9%
30
*8*4
♦27
1%
16%
*18
'
534
>
15't
*89*4
99*2
16
90*2
15%
*89%
684
8*4
y>8>
9*4
*8%
30
•':..'-
V.
16%
1834
8%
9*4
8
28"
58
57' '
57%
,
57%
116% 116%
15%
89%
90
99*2
99*2
99*2
112
113% 112
124
125% 125% 124
*11384 117
*113S4 116%
22*2 23*4
2234 23%
11
10%
1034
1034
*102*2 104*2 103% 104
95
94*4 94*4 *94%
12
12
11% •11%
98
*112
*107
*116
5%
100
15
87
*85*2
100
55 preferred-
93
98
97
97
800
*109
112
100
126%
350
7% preferred
8% preferred
123% 123%
124*2
*11334 115% *113% 115% *11334 115%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23% 23*2
11
11
10%
zl0%
1034
10%
104
104
104 y
*103
102% 102*2
*94lo
95
95
95
95%
95%
Nov
123% Nov
7
400
400
1,300
z94
Mar
8
6% May
] 638 May
14*4
Jan
1st
43*2
115%
28% Dee
9
ife
ref
a
-
.
Apr
110% May
128
Jau
Apr
4
126
June
145
Mar
143
May
165
Apr
4>4s registered
6
Oct
16% May
684 Oct
118
Jan
58 stamped modified
Leh ValTerm Ry ext 5s
11
7
Jan 11
Jan
114%
Nov
84
104% July 28
95'4 Aug
8 384 Feb 15
9
June
89
4 J^s stamped modified
—
—...
2003
...2003
2003
..1951
Lex & East 1st 50-yr 5s gu_
.
—1965
Llbby McNeil & Ubby 4s
.1955
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s... 1944
May
5s debenture-.-..
15% Feb
June
61
61
60 :
61
3
48.
47 %
81
48 X
48 X
29
30%
27 X
LI011 Oil Ref
conv
—
...1951
deb 4>4s._—1952
Little Miami gen 4s ser A
Loew's Inc
s
f deb
1962
10%
*10%
11*4
*10%
10%
11
11%
*103.,
10%
100
8 >4 Apr
Quaker State Oil Ref Cor p.. 10
15*2
9% Sept
1234July 16
1
3Ms
..1946
"34
:> 52
*115
;
3*4
*55*2
*2*2
56%
*46
3%
3*4
*55*2
3%
3%
56
56
3%
55%
3%
3%
3*8
56
3%
2%
2%
2%
2%
48
*45
48
*4534
4834
*45%
17%
18
*17%
18
17%
18
*17%
48*2
18%
1234
1234
2%
*2*2
2%
S3.50
300
2*2
48%
17%
1,700
12%
123.i
12*2
H84
26
203,
1434
*26»4
14%
12%
27%
14%
12%
27
1234
27%
15%
12%
*26
*14%
*2534
27%
14%
*14%
*25%
26
*26
26
26%
26%
26
*22
•
Radio Corp of Amer...No par
31,100
56
*55*2
2%
*45*2
17%
56
23
*22
23
*22
2234
*22
2234
*22
*2
2*2
*2
630
2I»
14%
'
V
27
500
14%
3,300
20
Z
Rayoaier Inc
S3 preferred
1,300
27%
>
..25
4% 1st preferred..——50
4% 2d preferred
21
300
Real Silk Hosiery........-.5
50
Jan
34
Apr
;
1934 June
27
17
18% July 28
2938 Aug
f
7
■
4
18% July 25
Jan 13
June
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s
23
May
Louisville Gas & Elec
*31%
*10%
*8*2
2*2
34
12
8«4
*12
13
*9%
10
*61%
?46%
63
50
y
1%
17%
*100
*80%
*7%
*19
1%
*2
2%
33%
*10
*2%
33*2
3434
834
:
13
9%
61%
*46
10%
21
*20
:■..<•
1%
>■
25%
*51*4
10*4
*7*4
<334
18%
11*4
17%
*40
122
26*2
88
;
13
*69
6%
-
\
<;
*6134
Reliable Stores Corp.
100
10%
Remington-Rand—
>
1734
17%
17*8
17%
17*8
100*2 *100
100% *100
100%
82%
*80*8 82% *3018 82%
7
7%
7%
7%
7%
21
*19
20
20
20%
9,100
123
122
122
<
71
*11%
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*6%
11%
11*4
89
88
'.
70*2
*120
—
708i
70*2
11*4 -.11%
88
87'4
6
25'4
51%
10*2
♦7%
3«4
18%
26%
11%
25% 26%
*51% 53.
10%
10%
■
*7%-> 8%
*384
4%
18%
18*2
11%
11%
*11
44
*40
*40
5*4
1
—
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co.. 100
"3,106
>
.No par
Preferred with warrants.. 25
200
49
1%
.
Reo Motors v t
c.....
T.eoo
50
Class A.....
70%
11%
1,100
87%
60
20
6
700
i
—
—
J— ....10
_
_
July 29
Sept 16
9i2 July 16
i
7% Apr 21
57%May23
46" Oct 20
!
7'Nov
7
8
10% Mar 10
6
t
22*4 Jatr 6
101% Feb. 10
97
jan 13
i11
Jan 3
j
7
i7
! 24
97-
[129 . Sept 24
May 6
Apr 21
60, Apr J7
10
Fdbl.5
$l%May- 0
t.34 Nov" 7.
Jan
i 8O84 Sept
2
24
i 15% July .28
;
;
1
May
1st & ref
102
■
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*U
44
V
*»4
55
/
.
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<
yr,
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i
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8%
4
;
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18%
■
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34
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■
986.
44
®4
.
♦%
8%
3%
18%
11%
44
%
26%
51
10*2
7*4
3*2
18%
*11*8
7%
3%
18%
11%
44
*20,800
51
10%
*40
51%
10%
25%
-
:
-
♦%
70
Reynolds,(R J). Tob class B. 10
Common
10
.......
...
'
-
5,800
Richfield Oil Corp.. ...No par
100
.
Rltter Dental Mfg....No par
1,200
700
300
Roan
Antelope Copper Mines:
Ruberotd Co (The)....No par
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp.. .4
$2.60 conv preferred-No par
%
tRutland RR 7% pref....100
•: »x« Oct is
i
1
AUg
2
17%
93
30%
102%
95%
98%
*125%
128
81
88
A. .1969
109 X
ser
1945
94%
97
82 X
3>48....1966
"97%
99 X
99%
94%
S3
109%
IOOX 110%
102%
181% 105%
94% 101
*108
107.X 109%
101 X
4>4s series C—2003
95
90%
89
89 X
St Louis.Div 2d gold 3s.....1980
—
."
Mob
Montg
Isit g 4 >48
Jau
89
96%
83%
86 X
104
91%
103
*106%
107%
105%
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106%
106%
104% 106%
84%
85
-88
I
-1945
South Ry Joint n*anon4s—. *1952
Atl Knox A] Glnc,Dlv4s....1955
♦Lower Aust Hydro El 6>4si..l944
Apr
86
103%
-.
108 X
87 X
108%
87 X
110%
110%
< '
■
-
v
108% 112
83%
90
108% HI
•
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60
•
'
76
r
117
1me\
89
May
./8%May
<
30% Dee
May
6% May
62
*
■
,
102% 105
20
102%
*96
-14
Jan. 7,
2"%.Nov .5
50
Oct 37. ; 53'2 Jan 13
.7% Feb 14
12i8Nug26j
>6-Apr, 15 j 978 Jan 27
i 3*?Nov-.7. 1
684.: Jan :16s
20^8 Sept 15
H%M*r-1
14% Aug 22
\ 9«4-Feb >14
42%M»F 1 1 4834 Jan 14|
103
>
9&;-Jwbyl 4,76% Mar
10% Jan>: 6 v,6% May
[ 34%
131
96
107%
117% 123
117% 122%
Paducah & Mem Dlv 4s.. —1946
24% Not
May
70% May '105<4 Sept
May
.97tj Dec
>; ,7% May >14% Jan
lit j July ;30% Apr
104 X
124
103
102 %
Not
74% Dee
<15% Feb
■<96% Apr.
;
UHa Nov
Maine Ceutral RR 4s ser A—1946
Gen mtge, 4 >48.serie8. A. Z. I960
ManatlSugar 4s.f f—..Feb 11957
'Manila BJec RR & Lt
f 5S...1953
Manila,RR (South Lines).4s. *. 1959
^♦Man G JB.ifc N. W 1st 3>4s-1941
•Marion Steam Shovel a f 6s.... 1947
81.
4% May
^ 3% Aug
:
,il%May
u
12% -Dee,
46% Oct
*,i % Dec
.44
68
;
:
r
May
Oct
Stamped....
§*MarkeX^t.Ry 7s,ser^_.Aprjl940
9% Nov
7% Jan
212
Jfeb
:/ii22% Apr<
<18% Nov
L48«j Nov
.1% Feb
,.
(Stamped mod), ext 5s .. ±. - -1945
McGrory Stores deb 3%— ....1965
McKesson «fe.Robbins 3>4s;
1950
JMead Qorp 1st mtge 4 >48—:. .;1955
—.
M^trop Ed: lst>,4>4s series JJ*. *1968
MetropWat Sew A D5>4s; ...1950
l^Met W Side El <Ghlc) 4s-.1938
For footnotes see ppge
987.
82
-
42
*76
.
—
.
*55
*31
<
51%
49%
,
43 %
89
96
82
53%
47%
1.8l%-':,87%.
44 V25
1»7
86
85
...74..:;.
.
.74
>
78
6
30%
,98 %
98
■
85 l
73
79%
<
:
•••
70
*
•w74%.
.
.
105 >
106106%
'100%. 110 %
77..
<"
88X
97
.
*105%
104%
*5
48
>28'-'
%
*70.
•
74%
:
71 'i
-
*97,.
........
w
107
102
*100
1st & ref 4s series D—.....2003
Jan
2
39
58%
120
123
l9t & ref 5s series B........2003
Feb
.69
33%
48%
115
117%
Jan
>. <•
5
126 X
884 Nov
*37%June
60
May
j 67% Jan 23.
161
Apr 7
1 2 July 30
36%
19%
♦117X
....1951
.13
May
17%
Louisville & Nashville RR—
Oct
<13% Feb
J0% Jan
63% Dee
Aug
14%
20
50
1944
—
Mar
Dec
Jum
6
53
34%
31%
96 X
55
6% May
1 12% Jan
16% Feb 14
96
Aug 16
81-Oct-l
7% preferred..—j..... 100
5 % % preferred.. J
.100
Reynolds Metals Co.—No par
5%% conv preferred—.. 100
Reynolds 8prlng
i .1
,26
38
i 14
i
Apr 22
par
Revere Copper & Brass.... .5
200
,
2% Sept 17
9»2 Apr 30
•
84 Apr 10
6% oouv preferred .v..... 100
6% conv prior pref ?er A.100
123
.
1
i.....
Republic Steel Corp...No
|
60%
16%
96 %
1st & ref 3%h series E... — .2003
Unit mtge 3>4s ser A ext...-.-I960
Unlf mtge 4s-ser B ext
——1960
4%
/
1% May
0% Mar 26
7*
Reliance Mfg Go..........10
3,600
62%
*40
■'V
100
300
1%
1'2
*5%
-
Preferred—........
Rels (Robt) & Co 1st pref.. 100
8%
13
978
6%
<
160
111?
834
*12
63
*
;
37%
*10*4
834
-
49
21
26% "26%
*51% 55
10*4
10*4
*7*4
8%
*3%
4%
*18
18%
*11
11*4
6
11%
*12
10
*80%
7%
123% 123*2
71
*60
11%
11%
88
*10%
'8%
9%
*100
21
124%
*68% 71
*11% 11%
88*2 88*2
♦6%
6%
•
8»4
12%
10%
37
*62
62*2 62*2
*46% ■48
.*46*2
*1%
1%
l's
6212
17*2
17%
17*2
100*2 *100 - 100*2
82% *80% 82*2
7*4
73*
734
*123
12
*8%
12%
10
49
l's
38
*9%
12
*8%
*12
37
37
1% Apr 9
22'a Mar 12
^
43
177
1949
....
Lou & Jeff Bridge Co gu 4s
y
2%
06
—1949
.——
334 Dec
43% Dee
23
Apr
20% May
37% May
17% Apr
2% Nov
>'
:4
43
H7X
127%
*106X
117X
126%
102 X
4s stamped
...
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s
5s debenture
Anr
16% May
13*2 May
24
May
9% May
21% July 25
12% Feb 14
2314 Jan
50
2
1
69
24
;
;
I7I4 Oct 17
11
May 2
23% Jan 8
700
4
2
334 Jan
55% Oct
4
2784 Aug 12
212 Apr 21
38i2Mar 14
1
-
Reading Company....
62>2 Jan
47%June
7%
4% May
48% May
47s Jan
3i4 Oct 31
1st pref..No par
Radlo-Keith-Orpheum
1
6% conv preferred...... 100
Riybe3tos Manhattan.No par
:
22%
2%
1234
2634
conv
'•
61
*
* 33
116
*15
Guar ref gold 4s
67
32
1'
35%
52 X
x
♦Lombard Elec 7s series A —..1952
Feb
61
35 X
18
32%
27X
29 X
*
♦Long Dock Co 3%s ext to—1950
Long Island unified4s..—....1949
*10*4
...
34
.
32% Jan
11% May
97% May
73% May
8
12l2 Oct 24
2
May
60
61
66 X
73 X
35
2
85
36 X
37%
■
*60
100
80
8
-
66 X
06X
A
....1964
< V 1st & ref a
....1974 FA
;
5s stamped.
1974
Leh Yal Harbor Term gu 5s...1954 F A
./
Lehigh Valley N Y 4^8 ext... 1950 J
Lehigh Valley RR—
4s stamped modified
2003 M N
4s registered.
2003
158% Feb 11
117»2 Oct 2
29% July 22
3
75
L.1954
137
5
100
100
f 6sl.......1964 F
X23»2 Jan 15
110
100
♦66
5s stamped—
45% Nov
71% Apr
118% Jan
May
June
112% May
July 24
29% Jan
■
6s stamped -
;
Jan
Jan
Oct
-1944
1954
^.....
1st & ref s f 5s
July
14%
434
«fi2Sept
120
7
Feb 14
9% May
.12% Jau
5% May
;1
2
,
6s stamped.:.
1% Mar
22'4 Feb
20% Dec
1284 Jau
Feb
May
63
2212 Feb 14
.....No par
(The)
No par
6% preferred..100
5% conv preferred..... 100
Purity Bakeries.....No par
2
<21
114% July 17
Pure Oil
Jan
1.4OS4 Jan
1
,
July 28
13'2 Jan
Nov
112
...100
Pullman Inc
8,000
12
12
12%
11%
11%
97
100
Pub Ser El & Gas pf $5. No par
19,600
Nov
..10J
;
; 13%
June 14
89% Nov
No oar
6% preferred
113
124
11%
il'5
*105
124
-
5% pf (ser of Feb 1 '29). 100
Pub Serv Corp of N J—No par
%
15
838 Jan 10
11378 Oct
Oct 16
50i8May
20
14,630
15%
21
,
91? Apr 21
2»HNdv 6
Procter <fc Gamble....... No par
*116% 118
15
8
conv
134 July 25
,17
June-5
5'2 Apr 22
484 Feb 14
1st pref
—5
5% conv.id b'rfcftaix.
2,600
57%
,
16
No par
Postal Teleg Inc pref..No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc....1
2,900
32
57
89
Poor & Co class B_;
3
1414 Apr 21
5
Pond Creek Pocahontas No par
800
9
*28 a:
»i#May
No par
Plymouth Oil Co
4,400
8%
*8
15%
*86
89%
99%
113
118
15%
1534
Pittston Co (The)
300
5%
8%
9
30
*28
15%
8
200
1,800
13%
534
13
13%
*3
28> Cf.
•
••
y
18%
5%
*534
13
1%
16%
18%
16*2
16*2
18%
*18
6
*1
1%
16%
13%
13
.57'
57
5*7*2 58
116*2 110*2 *116
116*2
;■
*1
1%
1638
,<
105 >105%
103 • 105
105% 107%
109% 112%
,54'
3%
80
^
6%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4005
Volume 154
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
N.
Week Ended Nov. 7
Sale
Bands Sold
Friday's
.
Bid
Price
,
Range
Range or
Last
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
V
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Urcct%
Friday
BONDS
Asked
&
'
1956 J D
8 f 78....
No. Low
High
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Nov. 3
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
,
Lowest
Week
Shares
'
1
Range for Precious
Year 1940
On Basis of lOO-S/iartf Lots
EXCHANGE
the
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Lowest
Highest
High
30
30
67
J....
i
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
for
Saturday
Ranoe Since Jan
STOCKS
Sales
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Since
Jan.T
Nov. 1
tow
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont.)
♦Mlw? Mill Mftch 1st
985
70
$ per share
S
Par
per
S per share
share
$ per
snare
Michigan Central—
Jack Lans & Sag 3,48.-....1951 M S
r
1st gold 34s
...1952
Ref & impt 4#sseries C——1979
M N
1963
H*Mld of N J 1st ext 5s
1940
t}*Mll & No 1st ext 44s.....1939
♦jCon ext 44s......-.•...-1939
t*Mli Spar & N W 1st gu 4s..1947
f5*Miiw & State Line 1st 34S-1941
j*Mlnn & St Louis 5s ctfs.....l934
M S
J
Michigan Consol Gas 4s
J
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J
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„
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62#
18
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103,
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cons
J
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1938
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+
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.
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y.♦26-year 5#s
-ri-.—--1949
V *lst & ref 54s series B —...1978 J
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J
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—
34#
6'»
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6%
43%
10
#
13#
13#
3
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%
90
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92
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32#
11
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: U#
223
28#
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24#
26#
20#
22#
38
.21#
J
22#
146
9#
129
3#
8#'
4%
14
J Missouri Pacific RR Co—
♦1st & ref 6s series A
1965 F
A
♦Certificates of deposit
♦General 4s.
.......1975 M S
...
27#
2#
27#
*lst & ref 5sscries F....... 1977 M S
:
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27#
2#
27#
1978 M N
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Conv gold 54s
.....1949 M N
♦1st & ref g 5s series HJ
1980 A O
—
♦Certificates of deposit.... —
"28""
-
♦1st & ref 5s series I........1981 F
A
♦27#
1# y 1 v.
28#"
28#
27#
3
19
28
29
20
442
29
20
10
20
29#
17%
9%
1%
*15%
#
28#
203
19#
32
19
28
17
79#
51
20
*12
57
-i—
104#
O
110#
109#
110#
V
1965 A
6 debentures
Montana Power 1st & ref 348-1966 j
O
112#
111#
112#
d
107
106#
107
''
J
J
Gen & ref
s
f 5s series A.... 1955 A
O
♦56#
Gen & ref
s
f 5s series B
1955 A
O
Gen & ref
s
f 44sseries C..1955 ,4
Gen & ref
s
f 5s series I)
Morris & Essex 1st gu
1955 A
34s.:..2000
J
O
17
.17%
32%
Mountain .States T & T 34s.. 1968 ./
y
*56#
'39#
40#
36#
D
39#
40#
35#
110#
*116#
1947 UN
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
....
-~y m,-
"65"
40# "92
32
41#
36# 7 45
7
110#
33l4
*32
52
39
37
34
65
63
102
103
*54%
106#
106#
14
105# ■y
106#
D
.
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s—.. .1954
A/N
Newark Consol Gas cons 5s.. .1948 J
t*New England RR
guar
♦Consol guar 4s
5s..
.1945 J
IJ
*84
^
-
J
.1945 J
J
J
D
88#
■:'>v,4%;
*63T" mi
64
62#
12
50
Tel & Tel 5s A...... 1952
gs 4 4s series B
1961
New Eng
M N
1st
N J Junction Rllguar 1st 4s... 1986 F
N J Pow A Light 1st 4 4s....-I960 A
5
v'w
-
lokn
N O & N E 1st ref & imp 4 4s A
1955
105#
secies B
A
O
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦1st 5» series C
1956
F
! ^
~4,3
107
108#
78
1
5
5
5%
74
15
A
v"a
%
15%
23%
2414
41%
41%
'i'V—L-J
39
30
48
34
35#
46#
45
32#
*6
5%
4%
5%
33#
33#
——
1945
J
1998
A
"55"
10-ycar 3#ssecs f
....1946
Ref & impt 44s series A
2013
O
95#
49#
55#
54
55#
53#
80
81#
39
♦73
76 !,
71
*100'%2 101#
100
Ref <fc impt 5s series C
Conv secured
3.4s
0
..2013
....1952 A/N
34s...1997
J
..1997
N Y Cent & Hud River
J
34s registered
30-yr deb 4s 1912
1942
Lake Shore coll gold
3 4s registered
*109#
O
♦4%
J
3 48... 1998 F
1998
F
80
J
A
A
'm
m
J.
•
1
56# ""96
90#
94
51#
326
48#
57
653
54
19
5%
l<k
n
23%
1998 F
34s
New York Chicago
A
F
A
998
348 registered
62
52#
5
4%
76
8%
87#
89#
!\
69#
96#
63#
57# m.2
26
54#
54# ....
O
1974
Ref 4 4s series O——1978
4s collateral trust
1946
1st mtge 34sextended to... 1947
A
O
D
Ref 54« series A
—
M
F
1950
3 48 A...1965
— 1951
A
O
F
A
57c notes..........-.1947
A
O
6s debentures
N Y Connecting RR
N Y Deck 1 st gold 4s
73#
3 4s ser D.
1965 A O
3,4s ser E..... 1966 AO
1st lien & ref
73#
62#
8
A
J
N Y Edison
53#
*54
55'
3
33
62
100
99#
34%
6%
33%
6%
5
9%
8%
,7%
N Y Gas EI Lt H & Pow
Purchase money gold
g5s...1948
1949
4s.
5*N Y & Greenwood Lake 5s__ 1946
J
A
M N
3 4s
2000 A/N
4s ser A—1973 A/N
N Y & Harlem gold
n Y Lack & West
scries B
1973
♦N YLE&W Dk & Impt 5 s.. 1943
4 4s
52
J
28
90
190
97#
19
65
78
60
78
109#
110#
110#'
110#
3
ll.f#
8
...
104#
53#
115#
60
104#
12
104# :V
1
54
1917 M S
1947 M S
1954 A O
J
.1955 J
♦Non-conv deb 4s
.......1956 A/N
J
♦ConV deb 3,4s —;—
1956 J
♦Conv deb 6s
1948 J J
6s registered.
1948 J J
5 ♦Collateral trust 6s
1940 A O
♦Debenture 4s
..1957 MiV
♦1st & ref 4,4s ser of 1927...1967 J b
50
"
101
—
—
« —
*4'.i
28#
28#
...
— -
30#
t ♦Harlem R«fc Pt Ch
1st 4s. .1954
1992
♦General 4s.....-—-—1955
t*N Y Ont & AVest ref g 4s.:. .
.
J*N Y Prov & Boston 4s...... 1942
1st con gu 4s
.1993
N Y Queens El Lt A Pow 3 4s.. 1965
N YRys prior Hen 6s stamp... 1958
—
UN
M
S
J
D
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O
29
69
30#
27#
31#
345
30#
45
UN
J
footnotes see page 987.
J
4
62
24
27#
31#
30#
53#
7#
28
88
33#
3#
20.:
82#
82#
.1
78.,
1#
«
44
-
-
4
105#
4#
1#
99
m
2
45#
111
7
'
Conv $4.50 prcf
No par
Square D Co
conv
Apr 21
27% Apr 25
54% Aug 5
1
preferred..... 100
478 Oct 30
44%May 31
31% Feb 19
lll%June 2
No par
5
Oct 28
$4.50 prefeired
No par
Standard Gas & El Co.No par
108
June 19
Standard Brands
*16 Nov
$4 preferred
$6
cum
$7 cum
r<
1% Oct 31
10% Feb 19
No par
prior pref...No par
prior pref ...No par
12% Feb 14
17,800
Standard Oil cf Calif. .No par
1778Mar
25% Mar
33
Standard Oil of Ohio......25
34%
Starrett Co (The) L S..No par
33
52
Sterling Products Inc......10
Stewart-Warner Corp.
5 - 5%
1,000
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
6
4,000
Stone & Webster ......No par
5% Apr 23
5
5,200
Studebaker Corp (The).
1
Sun Oil Co.. ———---No par
4%May 26
50
Apr 14
117%June 2
4% Oct 31
15
Apr 21
1% Feb 27
11% Apr 14
18%June 21
59%
123% 124
5
4%
4%
15
*13
14%
19
4%
58%
*123
15%
1%
*13%
18%
1%
14%
*18%
*4%
19;.
4%
4u
23',
23%
23%
23%
23%
47s
23
4%
4%
22%
23%
5
58%
400
126
4%
15%
IV
1%
5%
4%
50
5
2,700
15%
1,600
1%
5,500
200
Class A pref
100
Superheater Co (The)..No par
Superior Oil Corp
....1
100
Superior Steel Corp
14%
18%
400
4%
23%
3,400
Swift & Co
3,700
Swift
2,400
Symington-Gould
23%
4%
100
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co of Amer
10
(The)-.50
Oct 17
3%May
(4)4% cum) 100
Sunshine Mining Co..
•
4
25
45% May
June
67g
57%
40%
117%
6
9
1
Aug 19
6% Jan 6
113% July 16
1% Jan 6
4% Mar 20
21% Mar 21
22% Mar 21
Jan
Jan
Aug
May
19
4
May
■
-
4% May
46
May
26% May
112
Dec
6
May
98
June
1
May
2% May
9% M y
12% Mm
""23"~May
5
■
59
14% May
33
4
*5
5%
59%
1% May
3% Jum
60% Oct
66
6%
6
3
28
31
21
22
38% July 28
Jan
6% July
July
22
July
39% July
69
40
1,700
5
2
May
17% Nov
Oct 20
5%
6
8
13% May
Apr 16
5%
...1
6% May
19% July 31
34% Nov 5
37% Oct 9
Feb 19
1,900
1,600
y'Vfty
23% May
16% O l
20% May
29% Jum
Feb 14
35%
62%
200
2738 Jan 3
13% Sept 17
14% Aug 1
May
25% Nov 6
34% July 29
45% July 25
48% Aug 2
4
5
5
Feb 28
Jan
June 11
834 Jan 10
6% Nov 5
8% July 23
8% Jan 7
60% July 23
July 10
,66
'
May
4% May
4
Dec
6
May
6% May
46% Aug
126
9
21
Jan
4
Jan 10
2% July 11
18% July 31
23% Jan 2
5% Aug
4
7% May
12% May
1% Oct
9% May
20
May
3 /May
xi7<*8 May
l9%May
4
9
24% Sept 19
7% July 10
18%
4% Oct
1
Corp
25
17% Mar
International Ltd
5
4%
5
*36
5
4-i4
*36
40%
2%
8%
2%
•
2%
.
4%
8%
44%
2%
34%
6%
4%
*9%
10%
7%
700
8%
44%
2%
34%
34%
7
3:6*4
xll
6%
4%
*9%
7%
43%
3%
54%
7*4
4%
*35
7%
43
5
:
43
*3%
*5312
42%
42%
3%
54%
*3%
5
55
5
3%
*4%
5%
37%
3
4%
43s
26
27
55
*35
26
5%
25%
5% Sept 5
38% Aug 22
3% Jan 16
9% Sept 2
44% July 31
4% May
28% May
2% Dee
4%May 12
38% Sept 12
7% July 28
6% Aug 9
14
July 22
10% Jan 23
2% May
26% May
5% Oct
3% July
44% Sept 25
4% Sept 8
36
60% Sept 6
5% July 30
40
Aug 20
30
Aug
8
Texas Pacific Coal & OU--.10
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Texas & Pacific Ry Co....100
300
$3.60
30#
86
1
45
7#
3
100
54#
108# 111#
108*#
l3r
conv
3% Feb 18
8% Jan 4
5%May 19
Thermoid Co
June
4
2% Mar
3
32
...No par
100
1
-
$3 (llvccnv preferred
38
10
100
Preferred..
2,600
.1
prcf.....No par
The Fair..
40
..
No par
Thatcher Mfg Co
30
May 21
4
Feb
1
Jan 17
Aug
4% May
100
$3.50 cum preferred.No par
978Nov
3
18
Tide Water Associated Oil..10
9% Mar
95% Aug
6
9
11% July 31
99% Jan 6
35% Sept 6
51% Jan 2
5% Jan 13
17% Jan 2
10% Aug 21
10%
10%
900
$4.50 conv pref.——No Paz
10
98%
98%
99
99
99
99
99
99
31
31
31
31%
31%
30%
Timken Detroit Axle
39
4,700
Timken Roller Bearing.No par
4%
12%
4%
12%
39%
4%
40%
4%
12%
403,
4%
31%
40%
2,600
39',
31%
40%
31%
39
4%
3,600
Transamerica Corp
12%
*8%
1,100
Transcont'l & West Air Inc.^5
8%
1
12%
8%
12%
8%
400
Transue & Williams St'l No par
19
14
26
15
678 Mar 25
TrI-Contlnental Corp.... —-1
1
...No par
62
No par
10
4
4%
12%
.
8%
8%
1 v-
1
68%
6812
6
6
:v
1
■y.
69
68%
ft
13
*11
13
*21%
1%
19%
8%
22%
1%
20%
8%
*21%
1%
8%
22%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3258
9'2
69's
*6
325s
*11
8%
•11
8%
*21%
1% y ■:#>;>
68%
68%
6%
638
*11
13
8%
22%
1%
20%
^
8%
4%
41.1
12%
12%
9
9
1% ■y'/l
-
.
68%
68%
6%
6%
13
8'.,
•
9
1%
700
6,800
68',,
160
6%
500
8%
8%
22
*21%
22%
1%
18%
1%
19
7%
7%
7%
33%
9%
32%
9%
33%
9%
33
9%
70
68%
69%
68%
22
$6
preferred
1%
1
21
20
20%
7%.
1%
1%
"3,906
100
2,000
Truax-Traer Corp
20th Cen Fox Film CorpNo par
Jan 10
1% Ja.n 18
Jan
9
3
75
Jan
9
64
July
Feb 19
7% Sept 17
11% Aug
9
9% Sept 17
16% Feb 20
1
6%May 22
9% Jan 13
7% preferred
Twin Coach Co
1,600
9%
1,900
Union Bag & Paper....No par
69%
8,600
Mar 25
1
Under Elliott Fisher Co No par
Union Carbide & Carb.No par
—-- —
18
May
35% May
Apr 16
-.--100
660
May
May
8% May
81
May
9
22% Sept 17
1% July 31
27%Scpt 9
4,300
1
8
Jan
l6%May 20
7%
25% May
2
$1.50preferred......No par
Rapid Tran.No par
33%
7%
34
Jan
4%
10%
4%
1%
9% Jan 30
5 May 23
Twin City
19%
19
27% Feb
38% Oct
4%May
9%May
2
Truscon Steel Co.
13
*11
Jan
3,900
%
*9
10%
May
Jum
Feb
25% Nov 7
% Oct 21
10
3
20
4
Thompson Prods Inc.-No par
Thompson-Starrett Co .No par
10%
De<
June
6
500
*9
De«
2% June
6
25
%
May
2%
Thompson (J R)....
11
5
7
6
100
Third Avenue Ry....
4% May
May
33
4% Jan
4%
11%
'h
234 Nov 6
31% Apr 22
5% Mar 4
Texas Gulf Sulphur...No Par
1,100
6
7% Apr 23
34% Feb 19
25
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co No par
2,600
Jan
2% Oct 17
2% Apr 23
3%June 30
%
%
5
5
"3,300
10%
*10
!
3%May 10
32
-.50
3%
25%
%
10
%
9%
...9
(James)
5H% partic pref
Telautograph Corp....
Tennessee Corp......
Texas Co (The)
2,300
37%
3%
*4%
Talcott Inc
4,700
3%
*35
3
4%
■
v.? 7%:
1,100
10,700
3,800
"
5
37%
2%
*26
10%
7%
5
10%
54%
11%
34
34%
6%
"l,200
2%
2%
8%
500
4%
40% y-y.
*2%
39
May
May
May
May
Aug
3% May
6% May
5
May
14
May
l%May
13% May
6% May
U
325s
05)j
33
69U
•
69'2
95.
*115
3234
95s
9%
69l2
69%
11584
Ill's Ill's
1434
1458
72
7214
72
72 I4
*79
79'2
*11"8
79'2
2612
*115% 11634 *115% 116
*115% 116
111
*110% 111% 111% 111% 111
15
15
15
15
*14%
14%
721.1
70%
67% 70%
7134 73%
79
79
79% 79%
79% 79%
11%
*11% 12
*1138 12
11%
11534 11534
26'2
3678
14>4
12%
7912
*11'2
12
*26
26'2
36'2
1#
"45"
110#
105#
20
29#
18
30
45
700
29
No par
Spiegel Inc................2
5
41%
*423,
*3%
27
*5%
101
22
52#
5#
5#
1#
*26%
♦%
9%
68%
59#
20#
5
5
4%
*35
1
27#
27#
31
29
5#
100
pref A
conv
Mar
xl7%May 22
Spcrry Corp (The) v tC——-1
Splcer Mfg Co..
No par
28#
13
27#
29#
5#
—-
h
10%
11%
98%
12%
57
29
27
*%
♦8
66#
17#
17#
18#
18#
28#
27#
O
A
26#
29#
—
3,400
60
62 %
8%
4%
*4%
100# 105#
19
28#
27#
26#
27#
27#
50-
-
27
-
N Y & Putnam
4%
38%
113# 118#
92
30#
m
Mobile & Ohio stktrctfs 100
S3
2
11% Feb 15
19% Feb 14
23% Mar 13
1 May
5
3 May
9
100
Spear & Co
1
$5.50preferred......No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons No par
Jan
41%
44%
4%
4%
37%
2%
98%
*30%
106# 110#
107# HO#
49#
53#
25#
♦Non conv deb 4s
♦Non-conv deb 3 48-"—♦Non-conv deb 4s —:
97#
98# 102#
3
53#
101
79
2
52#
8
*33%
234
10
3%
♦3%.
*54
54%
234
11%
120# 125#
""16
65
55#
101
I; 6
122#
115#
5
|N Y Now Hav & Hart RR—
♦Non-conv deb 34s_.
:
,
43
43
2%
♦10
66#
11
92
*121#
22%May 8
10%May 16
34%
44%
^
*26%
98#
23
A/N
J
76#
63#
D
F
25
Calif Edison
10
1938 Aug 15
41%
5%
Dec
Aug
Standard Oil of New Jersey.25
6
Maj
7% May
1% July
10% July 22
2% July 25
May
Feb 19
62%
5%
6
14
Sept 18
Nov 7
16
28,200
3
341s
6%
9%
7%
5
*2%
66#
65
54#
86# 101#
26
100
N Y & Erie—See Erie RIt
2
15
128
14.000
44
5%
9%
-
43%
*3% .3%
*53% 54%
4%
4%
*35
37%
65
101#
.——
May
18
10% May
MarlO
45%
2%
6%
*43
68
97#
90#
101#
101#
63# < 62#
77#
77#
v97#
May
25% July 31
Mar 31
34
43%
3
*7%
70
2%
8%
43%
.
6%
*4%
*9%
64#
53#
51#
74#
63#
67
106
21
Standard Oil of Indiana....25
33%
6
150
:■ 44%
45
12% Jum
Jan
62%
40%
4%
*36
40%
2%
8%
43
3%
33
101#
69#
43%
*3
83
ii
60#
5
*4%
*2%
8%
42%
67#
54
<fc St Louis—
.4
Conv
54#
22%
22%
16%
25
1% Maj
17% Ma>
7
35% Oct 30
Jan 27
34
'
*4%
...
Mich Cent coll gold
14%
**%
,
.
Nov
12% May
•
114
41%
15%
1%
4%
*35
2%
8%
'
69#
56
59#
57#
15
14%
*18.18,
*41%.
4%,
22%
22%
22% y 23
4%
4%
24%
21% Jan 10
2% Jan 20
29
7% June
3% May
4
112
41-%
59
1%
16
25%
33%
Jan
5
Feb
34%
62%
6%
124
15%
1%
*14%
40%
2%
110
107
110
55
.
15%
16%
2434
33%
59
18%
223,
1%
14%
*15%
16%
5%
5%
4%
4,600
%
1%
*14%
•
124
124%
4%
4%
2!% 100
100
1%
34 > May
Jan 30
5
May
40% Aug
4% May
44
95#
48#
59
*58
♦123
,14%
*35
Gen gtd 4#8...
I5
1%
S.
Newport & Cincinnati Bdge Co—
N Y Cent RR 4s series A
*5
5%
15%
.22%,
46
6
5
4%
*l8,8
[.
<■
57g
5%
*108% 112
14 m
3
7
3
I
5%
115
%
%
Sept
678 Sept 19
47#
32
59%
17**%
62
ft
126
2,300
1%
1%
15
8% June
8% May
61% Aug
15% July 21
58
Oct
May
1% Sept
61% May
44#
45
42#
6%
4ft#
32
40#
44#
37
34#
48
■■■
41#
*40
6%
*15%
1®4
*14%
76
10
41
6%
■
22
42#
41
*38#
..1954 AO
5
*6
4%
5
14',
33%
44%
•34
*58
y
%
44%
34%
62%
♦123
170
*108% 111
44%
62%
•
58%
5% y s '!-
5
5%
111
34%
5-
57
115
62'%
6
800
4,100
180
44%
5
36
700
25
44:
5%
34%
35
37%
*33
.»
21% y
33%
48%
24%
33%
33%
'
"200
21%
37%
%
43%
5%
-
48
5
% May
%
11
6
Sparks Withlngton....No par
100
37
1%
*14%
16%
331
■
2,400
58%
15%
41%
1%
*113
64% July
34
May
107% June
101% June
-Aug
5% preferred—-.
„
34%
115
57gNov
40
158 Jan
Southern Ry..........No F-ar
25,100
36
*113
"7% May
June
22,000
:
3%
■5,'"'
May
May
9
Jan 8
13% Feb 28
8% Mar 3
Southern Pacific Co...No par
21%
•<
96
Sept 18
14% Feb 19
Southern Natural Gas Co.7.50
'
5
June 19
17% Sept 5
94%8ept 11
39% Sept 26
115% Mar 27
112
July 15
% Jan 3
34 July 31
17
July 28
3% July 7
78% Jan 2
107S Jan 21
14% July 22
71% Jan 17
13
100
Southern
*65
-
-
113
120
.......
2,900
49
15
*32
1%
*3%
3%
-
Dec
.tl3
8% preferred
2,700
36%
24%
33%
41%
*32
3
34
So Porto Rico Sugar...No par
45.300
48*2
%
1%
♦14%
15%
.*41
106#
'
16%
32%
-.1%
-
5
5%
1%
%
1%
43%
.■
30
13
43#
41#
42
"41
2
38
*31#
-
17%
22%
12%
12%
17%
33%
35%
37
*108
32%
80
68
12%
49
5%
111
111
112;
23%
109#
105
22%
12%
13
*113
115
♦113
15%
75
67
20
12%
22%
Jan
Apr 29
Sept 18
S'eastern Greyhound Lines..5
40
37
36%
115
%
65
77#
104# 100#
3
106
*36
1956
12
77
105
105
42#
40#
♦Certificates of deposit
♦1st 4 4» series D
♦Certificates of deposit
♦1st 5 4s series A
♦Certificates of deposit
6
108#
38
V—
1964 AO
-
70
73#
♦Certificates of deposit
A 1st 5«
11
77
New Orleans Term 1st gu 4s... 1953
fS*N O Tex & Mex tt-c itic 68.. 1?35
10
73
104#
New Orl Pub Ser 1st 5s ser A.. 1952
1st & ref 5s series B
127
70
"1,766
.49
50
36%
*1%
121# 127#
123# 131#
122#
76
1983
1952
New Orl Great Nor 5s A
1
122#
17
*16% 17
17%
17%
17%
139% *136
139%
18
Oct
2
<
Feb 15
95
|
Doc
%
47
21
Oct 10
112
South Am Gold & Platinum. 1
58
5%
49
♦14%
15%
64
127
122#
*178
Smith (A O) Corp.....
10
Smith & Cor Type vtc.No par
2,300
36
58
No par
8
June
•ii
% Apr 15
6
May 5
23
27
19
19
187g Feb 19
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron. 100
2%
*20%
34%
36%
58
50
36%
63
45#
2%
35%
21%
.15
Skelly Oil Co
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
*65
34%
02
......
13
22
Simonds Saw & Steel..No par
1,100
1%
*3%
1%
...10
400
*12%
1778
978
33%
75
No par
Petroleum
32,300
*33
4
2,400
Simms
10%
17%
21%
33%
36%
Day
36%
*49%
124
120
*121
63
*63
1
+■*■
mm
Election
58
101# 106#
103# 106#
82# 86#
O
1954 J
Natl Supply 3#s—
1%
*3%
*65
Simmons Co...
19'»
10%
■•'.i 33
36%
3,700
$6 preferred.
*19
17%
22%
12%
12%
18%
34%
*32
Closed-
35
58
Exchange
34
34%
105#
National Steel 1st mtge 38.... .1965 A
17%
34
-
21%
33%
106#
14
m
*20%
72
66#
106#
104
104
-
21%
117#
"
65#
106
3%
3%
*66
w
*54«4
30# 39
107# 110#
105#
66
104
36%
1%
33%
35%
5
106#
Stock
17%
33%
♦111
A
12%
13%
*34
N
Nash Chatt & St L 4s ser A.. .1978 F
22%
12%
34'.,
*33
3%
■«.
•113
Nat Dairy Prod 3#s debs.... .1960 S D
Nat Distillers Prod 34s..... .1949 M S
*16%
17%
•
*136
15
Union Oil
Stiver King Coalition Mines.5
100
Snider Packing Corp...No par
:
1634
17%
139
12%
♦20%
44
115
----
17%
139
22-%
33
1% V 1% -yl%
*3%
43#
36
*1578
12%
12%
,
17
36%
*65
"38# "38#
-
150
Shell
2,100
:
*113
•
*
O
D
Constr M 5s scries A.......1955 UN
Constr M 4 4s series B..... 1955 UN
58
16%
17%
12%
12
85
39
1
84#
84#
62#
39
*56#
{♦Montreal Tram 1st & ref 5s. 1941
101
102
*113
23
12%
12%
102# 107
1.400
*101
2
23
22%
*11%
12
110# 113#
3
20
600
35
97«
j *1%
17%
6
8
29
12%
13912 139%
15% Nov
1% Oct
*1
12%
-17%
*15%
28
29
12%
17%
10%
16%
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co.No par
15%
1%
12%
17%
978
17«
60
3% Apr
51% Feb
41.1 Feb
35% Apr
10% Jan
378June
15%
12%
1%
Shattuck (Fraik G) ...No par
15%
*12
10%
Sharpe & Dohme......No par
$3.50 conv prcf ser A.No par
800
1478
378
To-
17%
1,000
37
*19%
10
12,700
1478
378
19%
17%
56% Nov
36%
*1938
'
$5 conv preferred...No par
578
57
101
102
*113
160
: 534
35
*101
97„Nov
4
l's
7
Oct 16
7
147»
34%
366% Nov
Servel Inc................. 1
37
28%
Apr 29
Sharon Steel Corp.....No par
*334
15%
34%
9
Jan
Jan 20
Mar 3
600
14%
35
-.
8,100
Feb 14
%
%
12%
1%
No par
9
3,400
7%
11
37
283s
35
108
Seagrave Corp...
No par
Sears Roebuck & Co.j.No par
5%
*55%
534
*1
33%June 12
.....100
1,200
6
37%
26%
JSeaboard Air Line
4-2% preferred
June 23
79
109%June
Seaboard Oil Co of Del. No par
57
14%
*1
60
200
578
37%
8% Apr 15
Paper Co....—.No par
26
3934 July 16
% Feb
23
Oct 28
12%June
$4.50 preferred..—No par
$4 preferred.......-No par
2,400
59
5%
Scott
109
Schonley Distillers Corp....
5 Mi % preferred......-.100
20
5%
*55
20%
10!
.
5634
•
153g
500
400
2,400
-*978
*56%
6
15%
4 •
15%
1%
27%
..
♦2234
108# 111#
5%
7
10%
5634
55%
♦3«4
1,150
3
67
3:66%
7%
10%
*19%
j.
17% 17%
139% 139%
103# 104#
9
6878
......100
Safeway Stores....
No rar
5% preferred.......... 100
Savage Arms Corp...——..5
11,000
3,200
4
l%July 17
4
July 17
35
Apr 19
JSt Louis Southwestern...100
13%
13%
.2%
6
110
*113
12%
17%
89
51#
♦lot
I'
,
*19%
28#
27#
88
27#'
♦45#
*103#
^
*113
2%
69%
i-V-7
57
26
35
"moo
43%
109%
19%
1834
7
% Jan
5% preferred
109
14
*2'4
7'4
11
35%
*24
>43%
5
%. Jan
100
—.....100
6% preferred
190
20%
14
69^8
5
37%
14%
15%
*3% 'A'"
15%
15%
1%
1%
1%
27%
,
%
%
13%
2%
55
6%
37%
15%
,
5634
50
*6
4
110
209
S
A
^
^
*101
243
27#
'i--8
—„
34%
1#
19#
„
♦55
37%
14%
7
♦10
4%
*%
■:
34%
♦24
29#
28#
1#
29#
■
N
♦Certificates of deposit
2#
28#
29#
.
27#
§*Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4% July '38 M
Moh'k & Malonc 1st gu g 48...1991 M
Monogahela Ry 34s ser B....1966 F
Monogahela W Penn Pub Ser;
1st mtge 4 4s
1960 A
364
28#
28
_
.
28
i
2H
28#
27#
27#
♦Certificatesof deposit..
♦1st & ref 5sseries G...
19#
19#
1#
19#
■■
^
7',,
10%
57
57
6%
14%
*3%.
15%
1%
'28#
121
28#
•
*27
'
4%
56
*37%
— L—' "7"'7
'
*158
*4%
28%May
Lead———>—10
JSt Louis-San Francisco
600
16%
16%
16%
*89% 91
*89% 91
*38
38% *38% 38%
113% 113%
113% 113%
109% 110 - *109% 111
:
%
'«
*%
*i«
*'%
%
*%
%
16%
90
%
%
13'2
*2'4
69%
69%
'
10%
v
197s
163«
38'2
*112% II 3'i
*•10912 110
2%
,
7'8,
10
.9%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
A-—J—..1962 J
40-year 4s series B — ........1962 J
Prior lien 44s scries D
1978 J
♦Cum adjust 5s ser A...Jan 1967 A
69
69%' 69%
*56
Prior lien 5sscries
16'2
14
2%
6'2
90
1
*%
27S
*4%
6%
43% 43%
109% 109%
St Joseph
2,200
1,100
32%
»
6
*1%
278
*38
%a
*%
*13%
13%
2%
*2%
69#
77#
35
16%
91.
38
37%
32
317s
%«
'i
43'8
43'2
10912 109l2
20'4
20'2
20%
*89
90%
2
53
95#
43%
19%
16%
38
5#
24#
63
♦92#
33#
*89%
*37%
*1%
*4's
109% 110;
19%
16%
31%
32's
%
*112% 113% *112% 113%
*109% 110) *109% 110
%
*%
13#
7#
48
43%
43%
19%
16%
2V,;,:-:
8#
1#
2
;■.
3#
♦61
V
Mo Kan & Tex 1st gold 4s_.__1990 J
*1%
*
109% 109%
3
■>
8#
11#
#'
'i; — —
#
170
11#
11#
"
8
2%
10#
1#
,
"7-
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ba
66
36
6#
*
0
2#
10#
11#
10#3#
31%
%
%
2%
*4%
26#
.
25
,
2#
11#
31%
*""%
37#
*1#
.
J
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li?38
-
26#
r9#
J
J
.1946 J
con g 4s int gu
5s
I ♦lafc cons 6s gu as to Int
.♦1st A ref 6s series A
51
31%
s32
2%
U„ 4
31%
%
52
28#
59#
^
J
31%
""*%
"
+
—u
*Rct & ext 50-yr Ssscr A.... 1962 Q F
70#
107#
24#
'
35#
mm
9
60
'
35#
66
♦lst&ref gold 4s........... 1949 M S
•
52
50#
"35#
+
99#
90#
J
MN
*"*5
93
61#
„
...■—
D
J
75
*07#
363,
1334
124
14
11012 Ill's
1478
145s
l4"H-
1212
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6'2
378
1258
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*18'2
]4
18's
19'2
*18'2
'4
18
Fcr footnotes
2
7
4%
79
Inc.l
11
No par
25
100
Union Prem Food Stores
Union Tank Car-
26
26
26%
26%
4.00
37%
36%
13%
37%
6,800
United Aircraft Corp..
14%
36%
13%
14%
8,200
Un
11%
1,100
United Biscuit Co
11%
*18%
u
18%
986.
—
preferred - —.——- -100
37%
42
181-4
see page
6
12% Jan
67% Nov
26%
12% •j 11%
112
*111% 112
5I6
18'2
108% Aug
..25
Union Pacific RR Co... —100
14
191)
516
1,700
$4.50series.—.-No par
Pref
Union Oil of California.
37
44
44
7,400
14%
12
112
11%
*111% 112%
*4jo
44%
42%
42%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
%
17%
80
19%
%
42
18%
17
18
.
5% preferred
18,400
United
1
-No par
l%May 27
109
100
Corporation...No par
$3 preferred..
9%May 15
No par
United Carbon Co.....No par
Sept 25
Aug 15
Oct 17
34% Apr 19
5
Air Lines Transport.....5
United-Carr Fast Corp.No par
54,400
'4
18%
200
Feb 14
9% Oct 31
Feb 14
60
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfNo par a:lll% Jan 30
26%
112
*41'2
10
200
3,000
30
'
May
4078May
16% Apr 23
% Oct 20
17
Nov
37% Sept 17
12% Jan 4
79%Sept 17
115% Nov 3
112% Sept 30
16
Sept 17
85% Jan 10
85% Jan 13
13% Jan 2
31
July 28
44% Jan 9
17% Jan 9
14% July 24
113% Feb 6
52
Sept 4
21%Sept 3
1% Jan 7
30% Jan10
21%June
9% May
597g June
105
May
12
May
71
May
70
June
13
Dec
22%
Jan
31% July
12
May
12% May
108% Nov
42% May
12
May
1% Dec
26
Dec
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Friday
LOW
AND
HIGH
Sales
SALE PRICES
Monday
Saturday
Nov.
$ per share
55#
.
684
2»2
2%
•4012
$ per share
5\s
47»
14U
*14
47#
4%
35%
484
*3511
70'8
71.
6>«
6«4
*10612 107
35%
71%
57#
6<4
107
107
Nov. 7
I *2%
2%
*40%
42%
5
41
5
36
715s
*347#
*35
35%
71%
41
'V
5
71
600
36
14%
BONDS
Previous
N.
Year 1940
Preferred...
10
Corp
—
United Eng A'Fdy
——
5
75
900
105
3
May
Nov!
1
Jan
8
Sept 9
10% Jan 15
117
?5t? May
60
•
•
Jan 22
14% Sept 19
4% Sept 9
4
July 28
3
4
93% Oct 24
19
July 22
80:
Dec
15
Jan
Jan
118
4M
4Ij
3
I6I4
031.1
16*4
11
11
*3%
931.1
*16%
11%
47%
923|
92%
*16
I684
11*4
1078
48
48
48
*175
0*33t
177t2
vv 7
7
40
40
29
29I4
4%
3%
93%
16%
11%
3%
*93%
'
3's
3
*9212
16%
80
10%
49%
11%
50
1,800
U S Freight Co
2,300
U S
11
11
48% 48%
48
177%
177% *175
684
6'#
67#
39% 40
*39% 40%
*28%- 29%
29% 29%
48
175
1,400
16%
:
-16%
16%
Mas
175
6%
67g
100
20
175
175
*175
*6%!•7
*39% 40%
29%
29%
800
67#
210
U 8 & Foreign
Becur.—No var
84
86 1st Preferred—...Wo var
U S Dlstrlb Corpconv pref.
No par
8% Mar
4
13
.20
100
1 —6
preferred...—50
47%Nov
5
69% Jan
Gypsum Co
7% preferred
5%%
*287#
29%
800
4O0
U S Leather Co
conv
183
Feb 10
43
20
Apr 18
7%
165
Jan 14
N Y felep
3U
3U
8%
27%
31
24
-
*24
1
c".f n«
23
*9612
2318
97
*50
52:
i,
71%
*70
106
*104
27%
*29%
27.'%
31%
24%
*24
25
1
96%
5134
*70
513j
74
52%
24
23%
97
400
53%
24%
:S 24
24%
*97%
50
70 %
11,900
72
98
700
51%
51
73
500
98
99
59%
97
49
*72
300
1
24%
52
1,300
73
200
*70.
No par
June 12
25% Julj
14
Mflj
.
■
22»s
49
*48%
49
*48%
49
1
*'8
1
*7#
*48is
.
*7g>
■
49
*48%
'
21,200
6
10% Sept 16
5% Apr 24
Oct
105
4
100
54% Feb 24
U S Pipe &
Foundry.......20
10
U 8 Plywood Corp..
-1
fU 8 Realty A Impt.. .No par
26% Apr 26
317# Aug
29%May
34% Feb
7
18% Apr 12
15i«Junc 4
26
...10
177# Feb 14
100
U 8 Rubber Co...
80 % Feb 15
8% 1st preferred
U S Smelting Kef
49- Nov.
& Min.._50
69% Apr 25
-.50
Preferred
•
48
2
U 8 Playing Card Co..
23
*5534
®4
%
*48%
.
7#
»
57
34
f. *34
2,600
23
'
84
55%
84
55%
ul«
*55%
""466
»»
3.
57
*55%
♦13
14
*13
14
*13
14
14 r
*52
53
*50
51%
51
51
497#
1,500
----
*148
*150
*149
...
*157
162
*159
161
7# Nov
% Apr 28
447# Apr 25
$6 conv preferred... .Wo par
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp 1
12
Unlvcrsal Leaf Tob....No mr
48 -June
100
""•"30
Universal Pictures 1st pref. 100
;
8% preferred
.
*158
162
7
1
5
United Stockyards Corp
United Stores class A.
100
58
*150
...
162
*158
162
161
22% Oct 31
42
Mar 27
No par
300
51
*148
U 8 Tobacco Co
115%June
400
14
*51
49% Apr 21
2
No par
...100
Preferred
7% preferred-......I —.25
49
*55l2>58
*1214 14
56
URHteel Corp
1.800
52%
'%l:1
*7,
'
53-%
118% 118%
5234 53%
1177S 118
23% 23%
1
22
'
!
53% 54
117% 11834
23
2334
118% 118%
23
23%
*2%
*14
102"
108"32
4 H
2% July 23
60
70% -Jan
130
42
6
Jan 13
Apr
May
333# Jan 13
29%
4 8%
42% Jum
1% Der
Sept 11
1% Jan 7
1% Jan 4
62
Sept 16
103
103%
108% 110%
102% 104%
v',1
May
41
.Junt
-
.
12% May
May
16% Jan 10
May 10
2
64
140
May 20
157
Jan 21
133
Jan 17
162
Oct 31
69
30
Aug 28
Sept 1.8
:i2
134% Juiii
129%
105%
103
104%
104%
104
107
105
*105
103% 107
125% 129%
107%
106
122%
117
123
116%
113
115'
*65
78
67
.1945
83
46%
♦Certificates of deposit
;•
45
56%
45
yvcvj'V
North Paclfio prior lien 4s.,
1997
70%
73%
J997
4s registered
67 h
42
68%
67%
42%
39
39
39
36
H
50
H
52%
52 H
65
47%
60%
70
53%
61
82
50%
62
-Gen Hen ry A Id g 3s.:.. Jan 2047
3s registered............ .2047
I
Ref & impt
Ref & 1 mpt
2047
48
.2047
62
4)4s series A
Ref & impt 6s series B
....
5s series C..
...2047
..2047
.
Ref & Impt 5s series I)
68%
53%
80%
76%
47%
44%
58%
Northern fitatek Power Co—
108 %
Jan
Dec
109
110 H
(Minn) lst&ref M3J^s.
1967
(Wise) 1st mtge 3HS--1964
Northwestern Telcg 4 J4s ext... 1944
Jan
J28
28
*115%
Apt
"159
Jum
{
108
*113%
Apt
70
12
77
129
1949
1954
.1959
cellation of guarantee)
63% Dec
18% Nov
,
45
Sept 22
28
Gen & ref 4 Hs series A...... 1974
Apt
2%
28
12%. 29
12% 28
28
*107%
^Northern Ohio Ry—
♦1st gtd g 5#
..1945
♦1st mtgc g 5s (stamped can¬
Dec
2%
>
29
reorgan
North Cent gen & ref 5s....... 1974
Nov
39%
60.
27%
27%
.....
Debenture 4s..;
;
70% Nov
■
6%
112%
109
110%
Debenture 3^s
Dec
130
Dee
2 %
112%
North A mer Co deb 3 J4s......
Apt
May
z73%
103% May
102ssaj
95% 109
4%
110%
ization manager) '5s ....:. 1941
Norf & Western Ry 1st g 4s...1990
A pi
74
May
92
109
4
izstlon manager) 5s. .^...1961
♦Ctfs of dep (issued by reorgan-
.
76% Jan 29
108% 111%
102-6»2
u
15%
10%
95
112
♦Certificates of depiyilt
♦Ctfs of dep (Issued by
21% Jum
a 38%
Jat>
39
-27% Junt
Apt
Deir f. 24
Nov
% Mat
1% Jan
15
May
41% Jan
117
68% May
Apt
<
>;! 67% Nov
39% May
28% Sept 17
103% Sept 11
65% Apr 4
112 %
*111%
.1946
tJ*Norf South 1st &ref 5s...... 1961
•22
Sept 24
01%
108»32
Jan
7%
12%
A ue
m
9%
95
102"
Nov
28
May
10
94
— -
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5J^s..l95()
35Dee
a
105 % 108%
26
40
108%
38%
37
1946
•
527#
52li
118W H8I2
107%
1
High
Niag Lock &Ont Pow 1st 5s A. 1955
182% May
•6% Ma>.
3% Mai
Low
High
tl4NY West & Bost 1st 4^s_. 1946
Niagara Falls Power 3 Hh
1966
Jan
II
Mai
4% Aug 13
3
,
Partic&convcl A...No "or
Prior preferred..j.
T.800
:
2,100
1
237#
1
1
1
23%
8%
Low
1967
.....
6s stam ped
'&vSV
■'
27%
31%
27%
*29%
24
27%
*29l2
3%
8%
106
*103
108
*103
*3%
"3« 1
8%
3%
884
3J4sser B..1.
N Y Trap Rock 1st 6s
Dot
89
2% Mhj
9%June 27
Since
Mat
12%
Jun«
Range
Jan.
A sked
&
'
1
*8l»
Bid
•
Ap'
07
'-5% Mai
33% Aug 26
Apr 22
7%
Dee
50
8
Apr 23
47# Feb-17
•
U S Industrial Alcohol.No par
3%
3%
*8% - 9
1*8%
9
*104
105% *101% 105
i 27%
27%
27% 27%
*29% 31%
29% 29%
24
24%
*24% 24%
3%
3%
Sale,
Price
(Com.)
N Y steam Corp 1st 3 Hs".
1963
f § *N Y Susq & W 1st ret 5s.... 1937
§*2dgold 4Hs
1937
;
j ^General gold 5s. ..........1940
*Terminal 1st gold 5s...; ...1943
18% Mat
Maj
3%
July 19
33
170
U 8 Hoffman Mach Corp.
40%
y
Mar
9% Feb 19
100
*39
:
Range or <&
Friday's
Last
EXCHANGE
...
4% ;.-4'r-;4
3% ; 3'4
3%
93% *93% 93%
*3"%
STOCK
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
Oet
Jan
6
Jan
?57j
May
91# Drr
107% Jum
6
Jun<
2% Apr 10
2% Feb 19
United Paoerboard.' i. —10
:5%
41;
27# May
5-3# July 24
42
Highest
$ per share S per shaft
•:
3«4 May
7% Apt
6
Mat
2
Sept
:26% Dee
•65%- Ma'
8% Apr 25
1
United Mer A Manulnc v tc.l
700
6
538 Nov
No mr
share j.
3% Sept 10
May 29
60
U nlted Fruit Co ......No tar
85 preferred...
per
6% Sept 18
42
United Gas Improv't.-No var
1O0
S
6
20%May 16
33# Apr
Apr21
337#May 5
100
-.
Lowest
'
4
Y.
Week Ended Nov. 7
3
27#June
l%May
United Electric Coal Cos....5
1,900
.
Range for
Highest
per share
S
5
United Drug Inc.-i.
United Dye wood
41,900
'
*14%
150
3,700
53#
6%
X
•
Car
1
1
200
5
'{I
On Basis of \W)-Share Lois
Lowest
11,500
6
2«4
S<8
*2%
6%
i" 4%
Shares
$ per share
57#
;
1
Ranae Since Jan
.I.:
-
STOCK
Week
71%
71%
53#
5%
5's
*106% 1073.i' *106% 10734 *106% 107%
*14
14%
1334 14
14
14%
71.%
6
the
$ per share
41
41
42
Friday
Njv. 6
278
*23g.
2%
*2%
35)8
35
7078
$ per share
53#
6
$ per share
584
41
42
f4 "s
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
I
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
Thursday
Wednesday j
Nov. 6
Tuesday
i'.
■
NEW YORK
for
111%
107% 110%
109% 112%
101
Stock
3n
3i#
2734
*25%
»i«
*26
Exchange
'
20%; 21
11%; *10%
21
*24
248.11
24*2
1141*113
*....
43%
64r
*....
85.
*42%
11
24%
21
Election
1634
237#
42%
42%
Day
42
64
....
*
85
*....
*24
21
21
64
*-..
.
41
'2
*
Van Norman Mach Tool. .2.50
1,500
Van Raalte Co Inc
260
1,100
4U2
100
Vick Chemical Co....::
Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry
64
5% preferred
85
1734
*17
18-
*34%
35%
35%
32
32;
*31%
18%
*34%
32%
233#
23bi
23 %
18%
35%
32%
900
23lo
1%
1%
13#
*24l2 24*4
2414 241.|
117i2 117'# *116I2 118
1812
17f#
*17-%
17
*3414
35%
*3414 35'i8
*315#
321#
*315# 321#
1%
1%
24% 24%
117% 117%
*17%
*34%
*31%
23%
237#
1<2
15
2
45
..
*100
104
104
105
*97
110
*100
110
*100
149
134
149
•134
149
*134
149
*134
600
.
'• 90
140
Va-Caroliiia
57
Cnem
""766
57
66
Aug 20
Mar 13
Va Iron Coal & Coke
27% Sept 10
2% Jan 2
13# Nov
62
■60
May
118% July 23
4%
31%
14
109
5
23%Sept 16
42
May
151#
25
48
35
3
71
May
111)
120
Jum
135
.1943
.1945
'103
Oregon RR & Nav con g 4s..
.1946
108
Hi
108%
108% 112%
Ore Short 11 tc 1st cons g 5s.
.1946
113%
114%
113% 117%
113% 117%
105% 107%
78% 89%
_
103%
101% 103%
.1946
113%
114
Ore Wash RR <t Nav4s'... L.
.1961
106%
107%
Qtls Steel 1st mtge A4^s...
.1962
81 %
Guar stjwl cons
May
5 s...
82
Nov
June 21
•102V4
Jan
10,5. Nov
110JA
1015%
.1946
Jau
28% May
.1972
.1966
3Hh..
3%
9
107%
106% 108%
107% 110%
108% 111%
103% 109%
102% 106%
100% 101%
106
Ontario Power N F 1st gu 6.s.
Apt
36% June
5
108.4
7
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.
Nov
4
1967
.
...........
4s debentures
Jan
Jan
120
108 H
1st mtge 3%h.
31% Mar
1% May
May
May
8
28<34July
*7%
.1965
-1st mtge 4s.. .1..
Aug
19
.1943
Oklahoma Gas <t Elec
Oot
Aug
Jan
100
Preferred
Jan
60
!
33% Feb
89
Feb 15
.100
135
Mar 27
Vnlcan Detluning Co.-
56%
-
3l%Mar 29
25
6% preferred
7
19% Apr 22
115% Fob 17
12
Apr 3
35
Oct 17
5% Pf 100
35% May
July 30
Mar 26
Aug 20
Wo par
Va El A Pow $6 pref.. .No par
149
Mar 26
20
.5
6% div partic preferred. 100
Virginian Ry Co..
40
110
*134
1,000
39% Mat
117% Apt
49% May
July
.1948
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s....
Feb
22%June
112
8
66
39%Jui.e
f 5*Og & L Cham 1st gu g 4s.
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s..
Apt
{■25 ' May
Mar 17
Aug
%
19
June
437# May
July 10
5
-
%'« Nov
6
.28
100
...100
Victor Chemical Works
Jan
116
■
*23% 23% *23% 23%
1%
1%
*1% £ 1%
2434 2434
*233# 243j
*117
117%
II7S4 *117
34%
RU4 Oct 31
2034 Aug 4
112%Sept 23
5
7% 1st preferred..
2
15
Apr 18
2034 Oct 17
.100
Vanadium Corp of Am. Wo par
500
11
%« Jan
No par
Preferred...
1,600
2U#
251o
113U 114
85
,
VadscoSales...
20
107#
;
*
64
85
1,500
25
11'2
*107#
247# 2512
113
*1121? 114
41% 41*4
42%
ll
24%
U
26's
*.ig
2612
*24
! 21
21%
113
114
7u
7|6
lo
26%
Closed-
2034
*10S4
*113
3#
26
27
143
'
87
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s. .....1946
87 H
Pacific Gas A El 4s series G...1964
113 U
112 H
113%
114
112 %
112%
110%
110 H
110%
•105%
106%
1st & ref mtge 3"48 ser H ...1961
1st A ref mtge 3 His ser
20
*103% 105
3%
3%
*8%
8*4
*1934
8%
8%
20
19'8
•103% 105
4
4
3334
34
14%
1434
1434
58.1
*4%
534
33%
33%
*14%
*4
84
*84
leu
18%
19%
4%
4'8
19%
4"#
•
.18%
434
14%
15
*4%
*?4
6
»4
14%
2%
14%
*2%
*75
2034
21%
11,100
18%
19%
34%
18%
19»4
34%
18%
*13%
14%
*13%
14
*14
7#
%
19%
%
.
34
14
*2%
.
.
2%
*75
21%
72%
1,300
1,000
Feb 19
70
70
*70%
71
*70%
71
*70%
*913.4
95
*90it
95
*90
95
*90%
103
89
90
*102
103%
92% 92%
116% 116%
1834
1834
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107
26%
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7%
%
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26
3%
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102
91% 91%
116% 11634
18%
18%
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*6
26
103
103
90
91%
18
•1053#
25%
3%
7%
3%
7'%
%
297#
19
%
30
30"
30%
19%
19%
19%
20%
30i.t
193#
74% 7484
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30
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34%
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121
122
*28%
*33
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110
60
34%
109%
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30
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60
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95
2734
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♦66
70
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14
14
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5
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50
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23
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22
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;
50
22
50
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7534
120
28
28%
30
28% 28%
33
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34
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33
109
110
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109% *108
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60
60
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61%
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28
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69
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14%
14%
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122%
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.
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116% 116% *116% 116'
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18
18^4
18%
18
107
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7%
8%
7t4
.7%
%
%
%
%
%
30%
30% 31%
30%
31%
197#
19%
1934
19% 197#
116% 116%
5
3%
*44%
*22%
70
500
"moo
200
600
1,100
12,600
7,500
3
6
7% preferred
100
6% preferred.......—.100
.
89
4%% pf. 100
West Va Pulp & Pap Co No par
6% preferred
100
Western Auto Supply Co...10
Western Maryland.. —... 100
112
4% 2d preferred
100
Western Pacific 6% pref.. 100
K
West Penn Pr Co
1
18% Feb 13
17% Apr 22
1%
4%
534
*70%
*112
*23
2%
1%
4%
6
71%
203#
2%
2
2
1%
4%
1%
1-%
4.%
4%
13.4
4%
6%
6%
71%
71%
*112%
-
2378
30%
2
24% July 22
v
,
71
.120
Oct 28
27%June
6
27% Apr 17
105
;
60
90
pref100
105
Apr 16
Aug 18
Aug 29
\
.
21% Apr 18
64-May 19
White Mot-or Co...
-800
50
50
109
84 conv preferred....Wo par
41
23
23
200
Prior preferred
20% Feb 14
30%
208#
..
*23
237#
30%
20%
2934
20%
*121
140
*110
65
100
126
*100
116
*52
53%
53
*55%
567#
*5534
*98
"
*6534
102
663#
53
6%
6V
71%
102
105
66
f
71-%
*112
24
2934
\2
1%
fl;200
4
6
4%
1,690
72
71%
4%
6%
71%
:
6%
*71%
*112%
*23%
800
24
30
{29%
20%
20%
121
121
108
*110
120
102
64%
53»4
*53
56
53%
.*55%
104
*98
6578
:
64%
6%
*112%
2334
*23%
£28%
30
20%
20%
8,100
600
20
WUcoXOil & Gas Co.
-
-
537#
57
103
64%
*123
6%
conv
Feb 15
——No par
23«4
""260
29%
12,100
1,400
2034
6% pref. 100
109% Oct 17
10
'
Wilson A Co Inc———No par
86 preferred
5% Jan 10
54%June28
26% July 31
23# - Jan 11
-
7
77
114
SeptJ7
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Defp.Wo var
Jan 30
52% Oct 10
53% Oct 16
86
Apr 23
627#May 28
:• Jan
3
«
3%
Oot
Jan
1% Jan !.?; 3% Apr
3% May
June
45
116
130
1
1%
.
y
6
85
Worthingt'n PAM(Dei)No par
14% May
i'i-H.y*
'i
Sept 18
June
Dee
11% Apt
:
7% May
67% Mat
■247# May
3% May
.' 38
Jan
f
Apt
■
6%
7%
70
Apr
Apr
Mat
r
'Jan
121% Mar
15% May
>30
May
34% Nov
i
>
13% May
Apr
247, May
June
102%' Oci
55
42%
July 30
00
July
95
Oct
73% Aug 21
29
June
68
Nov
7534 Aug 21
39
Jun»
05%
122
80
July 34
Jan 11
-
>
91
73
.
June
May
1st 4s series B.
129
Oct
Apr
93
Apt
Phila Bait A Wash
•
*1183# 119%
*8%
9
3484
*83
12%
35
87
12%
18
18
13'>s
13'S
119% 11934
8%
8%
3484
*83
35
86
12%
12%
18%
18%
17% 183#
18%
18%
13 %
13% 1334
13%
13%
13%
*1183# 1I934 ♦118% 11934 *118% 1193.1
*8%
9
8%
8%
*8%
884
35% 3534
35% 35%
35%
3534
*83
86
*83
84%
*83%
86I0
12% 12%
12% 12%
12%
12%
1,900
Yale & Towne Mfg Co.
25
17% Arr24
4,100
Yellow Truck & Coach cl B.. 1
11% Apr 21
110
Preferred.
——
114
———-.100
5,100
Young Spring & Wire..Wo
Youngstoeo 8 A T.i.—No
2",300
Fco 25
8% Oct 9
30% Apr 18
83
Apr 26
514% preferred series A. 100
Youugst'n Steel Door..No par
200
"88"
{♦Phila A Read C A I ref 5s.-1973
♦Conv deb 6s.i
..
par
par
12% Oct 31
22% Jan
3
V
98
Jau 10
12% Jan 11
42% Jan
6
95
5
6
Aug
18-'% Jan
15% May
9% May
May
17% Jan 10
120
I
■
25
r
19%
Jan
Jan
126% Sept
14
Apr
26% Junt
May
48%
99%
Dec
12% May
28%
Jan
6% June
-.80
Jan
J
93#
3
97#
27#
10
*Bid and asked prices; no sales on this day.
934
2%
3
tin receivership,
2,600
27#
4,700
d Def. delivery,
87g Oct 16
Zenith Radio Gorp„.._Wo par
Zooite Products Corp
_..l
n
New stock,
r
Cash sale,
1% Apr
x
Ex-div.
23j
v
157# Apr !3
3% Oct 25
Ex-rights.
8% May
2
Mar
17%
Apr
4%
Anr
-Called for redemption;
106%
118%"
115%
106% 109
116% 120%
109%
109%
107%
106%
112
y.27
J
y "3
113% 115%
109%
107%
112-
:
OH
27
27%
•
7 0%.
:
104%
6%
7?
»5%
110
108
104% 107%
108% 112
16%
28%
3%
7%
4%
8%
3%
7%
99% 105%
6
4 105
Pittsburgh Cine Chi A St LoulsHerles B 4Ms guar....
1942
102s
101%
Series C 4He guar,......—1942
*1037%-.
Series D 4s guar...........1945
108%
Series E 3 He guar gold
.....
Series G 4s guar.
cons
112%
112%:'
1063
112%
121%
121%
109% 113%
108% 113%
102
105%
*121%
117
117
111
tge 5s series A1970
110%
*109%
111%
103%
103%
111
Pitts Coke A Iron
1977
—
1952)/If S
103%
104
4Hs.... —1950 J D
Pitts Va A Char 1st 4s guar... 1943 M W
Pitts A W Va 1st 4 His ser A— .1958 J D
100
101
*106%
conv
4^s A.
Pitts Steel 1st mtge
ser A.
—
1st gen 5s series C.-—.
——
.1948 JT D
101% 104%
99
101%
106% 106%
51% 69%
"64%
64
52
52
108%
A
—1974 J D
^..1977)/ d'u
For footnotes see page '987
"63%"
63%
ISt gen 5s series B.... .....1962 F
1st 4^8 series D
*63
O
*118 7;
*99%
113
110
*120%
1964
109
110% U3;
Gen mtge 5s series B—1975
Gen 4kSs series C.
104%
111
fiu%-
I960
guar 4He
i«
105% 106%
108% 110%
109
1957
1
105
1949
Series F 4s guar gold.......1953
Pitts Y A Ash 1st 4s
...
74
106%
115
1st) mtge 4 He series B.:_—. 1959 4 0
9%
74
106% 108%
y6>r
1st mtge 4He series Cl ..;.. 1960 A
3
88%
58
00
64
107
118%
—1949 M B
1951
54%
9%
UO
.87%
62%
02
♦Certificates of deposit....—...
Phillips Petrol lfis dobs.;
4%
73%
106%
A
J
43
106
...
61%
91%
HI
114% 118%
5
71%
J
86
107
116%
.43
*107%
116
97%
99% 105
100
104%
88
4%
98
90
115
*42
Philadelphia Co coll tr 4He-. 11961 J
J
Phila Electric 1st A ref 3 *4ts.. .1967 M B
ti♦Philippine Ity lsts f 4s....1937 J
101%
04%
116%
S
1977 J
J
...1981 J D
General 4He series D
101%
*107
O
93
112
87%
1st g 4s... 1943 MN
General g 4Hs series C
Gen
13%
110
111%
93
101%
1980 M 8
General 5s series B.:..r:...1974 F
1
Series J
18
120% 125%
104 % 108%
O
.......1956 J
Series I cons 4^8
13%
123%
105%
104%
Phelps Dodge conv 3Hs deb... 1952 J D
Series H cons guar 4s
18
1
..I960 A
1st g 4 Hs series C—
17%
•
5%Jan l!3
34% Jan '7
25% July 22
147. Aug 21
20
123%
♦income 4s....Apr 1990 Apr
Peoria A Pekin Un st 5H»
—1974 F A
Pere Marquette 1st ser A 5s...1956 J
J
747# Nov
Apt
3
8% July 11
26%May 26
16% Feb 19
98
Mar 15
10
5CO
Peoria A Eastern 4s ext
>11%
Woolworto (F W) Co..
64%
100'
123%
105%
O
1943
cons 6s
104% 107%
111% 115%
111% 114%
"94%
100%
A
Refunding gold 5s..I..... —1947 M
Dee
Oct
Nov
7% Aug
33% Jan 17
IO284
200
80!
103
7% May
,r 4% Mm
v
9
Oct 31
*63
*56%
533.1
571
1097,
May
May
85
17% Jan
23
*98
*53
20
vv: 10'
Dec
50
•-
Peoples Gas L A C
104%
93%
1984 J
1952
111 V
112%
*112%
111%
-
100% U0%
94%
94%
101%
Gen mtge 4H* series E
Conv deb 8He
:
Nov
37% May
38% Feb
108
109%
103
112%
—
D
—
106
110%
104%
....1970 AO
1981 .4 O
Debenture g 4Hs.
110.,
110%
109
D
General 4 He series D
Jan
140
Jan
27% May
35%
Woodward Iron Co—10
7% preferred A...—.100
6% preferred B.i.
100
Prior pref 4*4% series.. 100
Prior pf 4%% convser.,100
Wriglit Aeronautical.. -No-par
130
110-125
118
May
108'
July 23
Jan .2
23# May 12
1% Apr 16
3% Apr 18
4% Apr 24
65% Feb 15
preferred
May
26.
■18% May
"61
May
l%May
----
Willys -Overlanu Motors.. ...1
Wlscoasin F,1 Pow
...
118
108
563i
*657#
2
1%
Jan
30% July 31
70
Jan 14
157# July 25
'
140
*100
2
Jan
'78
-
36% July 14
112 : AUg
4
Apr 21
3% Oct 16
1
Jan
106
103% 107 ?
104% 105%
102% 103
105
106;
103
A
General 4Hs seties A.....—1965 J
General 5s series B1968 J
104%
104% 106%
105%
105%
105%
O
Consol sinking fund 4 Vps.... 1960 F
m'l 103%
106%
100
A
4s... 1943 V/N
1948 M N
1
syrrt
106%
105%
dollar May 1.1948 MN
g
92
♦106
I)
4s sterl stpd
Apr
110
Jan
Mar 22
34% Jan 10
F
122%
1027%.
I)
V/N
--
par
White Rock Mln Hpr C0N0 par
2
1903
Gen mtge 3)*s series C.....1979
Jan
28%
■
1942
Consol gold 4s
Pennsylvania RR cons
Apt
28%
14% May
15% May
31%Nov
141
Nov
1,200
1%
*4%
5
—
—
40% Ap'
4% May V-'i 8%
L:
% Dec
.
.
110% Jan?
: 12% Feb 14
*2
.
52
122%
f 7s
I960 J D
Pa Ohio A Dot 1st A ref 4 Ha A '77 1 O
4^8 series B
1981 ./ J
Penna Pow A Lt 3Hs
.1969 F A
4Hh debentures...
....1974 F A
25% May
105
2% May
.
•
*2
May
June
100%
52%
*90
'
July, 31
I % May 13
50
3%
11
1007# May
100%
100%
—
Oct
105%
59
100%
1956
28-year 4s.......
I'ennsyl Glass Hand 3^8-
Jan
120
-•21
9
23
3%
198
43# July 31
White Sewing Mach Corp...l
3%
June
59
1955
Guar 4s ser E trust ctfs.....1952
Apt
80
;9
57# Oct 18
7)12 Feb
85 conv prior pref.. .No par
5
115
90
104
deb..1947
debentures....
s
80
106% 110%
107% 111%
-
f g
Pennsylvania Ctf—
-"
{
Gui'.r 3*4h trost ctfs C- ——.1942 J
Guar 3H»8 trust ctfs D.—1944 J
110% Apt
108% May
297# July 22
White Dental Mfg(The 88) .20
1
5
Oct
June
Broadway Corp
3s loan ctfs
87%
103% {105%
♦Paullsta Rv 1st
Feb
96% May
s
88%
110%
111%
'104'^
Pat & Passaic G A E cons 5s—1949
Jan
-
88 Ji
Parrr.elec Trans deb 6s...„.... 1944
Apt
75
91
2078 July 15
107
3
29%
4s
Dec
15% May
3
1st M
60
llO'fj 114%
109% 112%
108% 111%
104% 106%
83% 91
88
87%
-
ser
Paramount Pictures
Jan
47«
8ff
58% Aug
1077# Jan 13
117% Jan
110%
Paramount
Feb
24.
2% May
80
Dec
Jan 10
2% Apr 28
84.50preferred..No par
conv.
115
15% Feb 19
Westvaco Color Prcd..No par
5%%
6
23% Mar
1
Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co'. 100
Wheedng Steel Corp...No
Nov
Mar 3.1
104% Apr 26
Western Union Telegraph. 100
Westinghouse Air BrakeWo par
20
2,300
May
13% May
14
May
106% Jan 25
50
141
20
74%. Jan 18
Oct 18
400
"4", 700
May
25% July 31
July 31
preferred....No par
Weston Elec Instrument. 12.50
14%
>
16% Mar
165% Mar
Westinghou.se El & Mfg
50
1st preferred.
."..50
200
{ 22
5
inn
8^s
g
Panhandle East P E3s B ..—I960
2% Sept
-12% Sept
-34% Nov
28% Feb
20%" Apr
3% May
t
7
93
conv
250
24,900
% May
Vim
87%
110
50% Dec
6
Feb
80
100
84
102% 102'
90
20% Jan
4% Jan
5
West Penn El class A. .No par
70
May
May
13% Aug
23% Jan 13
17% July 22
3
Feb
80
1100
Wesson Oil & 8 nowdrift No par
95"
103
No par
7% preferred—
71
95
..1
Webster EKsilahr
Jan
Jai.
2
21% Oct 22
38
Sept 17
13% Oct 30
12% Oct 17
2% Oct 16
Jan
30
1% July 31
Feb- 4
18%June
Feb
9%
,
1%
25%
-4%
<
26% Sept 9
5% Sept 2
75
Oct 11
2
% Mar 11
••
B...1966
Ref mtge
scries C
.1966
Paducah A III 1st s fg 4His.__ 1955
Jan
16%
Dec
"hh"
Pacific Tel A Tel
1
6
Washington Gas Lt Co.Wo par
5
35%
June
8%
46-1938
1938
8*Pac RR of Mo 1st ext
§*2d ext gold 5s
6% Nov
% May
10
9
25
No par
Wayne Pump Co...
22
Jan
May
18% May
3
„
1st A ref mtge 3s ser
97# Nov
23% May
10478 Dec
June
89
1 %June"9
No par
S3 preferred...
800
71
102
53
; Waukesha Motor Co
21
6-% Sept
Warren Fdy A Pipe .....Wo par
J Warren Brcs Co
130
300
*69%
.
1,000
5% May
10% May
97# Apr
13% Apr 19
234 Feb 19
5
13,85preferred......No par
...
21%
25%May 31
...100
141
*92%
;
7% preferred.
4
22% Jan 4
105% Jan 6
6% Jan 6
36
Sept 18
15% Sept 18
2
z1234 Feb 13
3%May 13
%«June 4
No par
Warner Bros Pictures...
Ian
96%Jun<»27
37# Oct 16
....No par
Class B
8
17% Apr 22
100
warr
141,
*2%
*75
2134
3.
193.
36
181;
%% pref with
y
Walk(H) Good A W Ltd No par
Div redeem pref
No par
60
721
.
Walworth Co
700
5
1934
34
187#
14.%
14%
2-%
21%
No par
"""600
20
19%
.34
18%
14%
14%
*2%
:...
No par
Walgreen Co
Ward Baking Co cl A..No par
43.t
73%
21
1,600
57)
*18%
& 47#
*75
.
2~4O0
200
15
*34
13
*19%
5
*84
•%
*14%
*4%
Waldorf System
4
20
5
73%
20
73%
147#
14
*14%
6%
5
*13%
20%
34
183.J
14%
2134
34
19%
.
1434
143.1
*4'%
20
34
18"s
34
*1934
*33%
1834
*13%
*21
.
1934
*33%
*18%
*7234
2%
600
*73%
73%
*2%
1,400
73%
73%
*75: S^'
8% \V8:iV
*19%
1934 1978
197)
197#
*104
105
*104
105
*1043# 105
4
k,4%
4%
41)
4%
4%
34
.34%
34%
341)
33% 34%
8%
197#
I....1966
J.
1970
04%
106
s-
117
70
70,
108%
119%
Volume 154
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4005.;
■
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
.
j
BONDS
Price
Week Ended
iCont.)
Port Gen Elec 1st 435s.......I960
1st 5s extended to.....
1950
Potomac El Pow 1st M 334S--1966
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s......1951
...
Asked
Jan. 1
Friday's
Bid
&
Law-
Railroad & Induj. Cos.
f
Range
Since
Range or
r
Sale<
EXCHANGE
Nov. 7
N. Y.1 STOCK
-■■
.
Low
High
-
86
Southern Pacific Co—
4s (Cent Pac
*93
"
*63
90
3'48_-1908
112
112
109% 112
...2037
2037
.1968
15)
153
142
*221)5
110)4
111
Purity Bakeries s i deb 5s....: 1948
*104)5
105)5
Public Service El A Gas
1st A ref mtge 5s
1st A ref intge 8s...
j.
„
1118)58
Pub Serv of Nor
■
3)5
Gold 4.Hs4....
84)4
78
84
404%
102)5
104)5
80)4
102)5
104)5
78
Republic Steel Corp 4)5s ser B.1961
105
105
105
104)5
104)5
101)4
104J5
101)4
1994
7
...1952
7
......
♦7
8
8)5
.....
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1955
k_.
Mst
con
Gen mtge 3)4s
109
Standard OH N J deb 3s....,.1961
2 94 debenture.... ::
3 )4 s -debs
Swift & Co 234b debs.
26%
17.35
26)4
6)5
1953
-.
57
80%
3
109)5 112)5
32
-'30
4
104% 109
35
36%
106
106
100%
17
J
4
105
104%
103% 106H
103
105)5
108
10535
108%
34
108 %
15
100% 109%
99% 103)5
j
103
1
10334
104
3
103
O
104
UN
-
;
Texas
4
0
107%
107%
10734
9
107%
107%
10734
98
Gen A ref 5s series !B..19.77
1979 4 0
Gen A ref 5s serleRD.13)80 •/ D
64
re
5s series C
110
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter
110)5
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16)4
M
4)4
96)4
5)5s A.4,1964 M S
1960 J J
72
111
110%
168)5 112
B
aer
111
13)68
Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g
31)5
9134
97%
104 !5
100
99% 105%
66)5
64)5
09
90
84)5
90
70%
70)5
71 35
65
74
10954
109%
109)5
66
5s. .1949
Va A Southwest 1st gu 54.... .2003
*86
•:) 1st cons 5s................ 1058
Virginian Ry 3)5 Berles A
1966
106)5 109?4
62
85
62)5
74)5
103
11
48
48)5
65
14
24
18%
15%
18%
638
100%
100%
4
D
y
37-
-
36
O
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25
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1950
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1948
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25
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107
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1950
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13)39 F A
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97%
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-
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1949
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77%
57%
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1953
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10
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55%
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51
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273
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i
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57%
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77%
86)5
*106)5
.
Ft Hag
Friday
Week's
Friday
Last
■,
.
receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.
No sales transacted during current week.
Bonds selling flat.
106
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AND
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
and
deferred delivery sales
footnote in the week In which they occur.
: <
are
(Nov. 1, 1941)
It is compiled entirely from the daily Teports of the Curb Exchange itself, and
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Friday
-
Last
Par
Week's Range
for
Sale
,
of Prices
Low
High
'
*
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
"
STOCKS
Week
Price
)
t
(Continued)
Shares
'
)
IFeet's Range
for
Salt!
of Prices
Low
High
Price
Range Since Jan. 1.1941;
Shares
Alliance
Law \
Par
i
2% May
234
Oct
Amer Box Board Co com.l
Mar
1)4
Oct
Mar
21%
Feb
5*4
4
Air Associates Inc (N
5%
4)4
Class A common.i..
7%
200
1H
800
'
common...2
Jan
Altorfer Bros common..l*
Oct
6)4
12)4
2%
Jan
m
Jan
Sept
Aluminium Ltd common.*
Apr
Feb
26
Apr
•
Jan
Alabama Gt Southern..50
75)4
Alabama Power Co $7 pf_*
103)4
Jan
■,_*
94)4
Jan
...
$6
preferred
-
For footnotes see page
99f,
; 2-
Oct
8u
91
1 11 %
Sept
Mar
for
Range Since Jan.
20
Apr,
22%
High
Shares
Apr
5%
%
Mar
114
132
4%
Sept
i'i 4
4%
May
Common class B.,..10c
Jab
85.50 prior pref
Amer Centrifugal Corp. „_1
"W "9)5
$3 preferred
4% May
1,1941
Week
of Prices
10c
Apr
Sept
Feb
4
Aluminum Industries eom *
Jan
Oct
1
4%
Week's Range
Low
8% Nov
July
May
*« Aug
11%
Mar
Apr
68 %
Jan
h# June
67)4
3ie
Jan
Feb
Feb
63
67)4
Amer Cities Power A Lt—
Nov
2
*16
....
•
14
18 34
Jan
-20
ConvDreferred
Warrants
1)5 May
•_*
.10
Class A conv com....25
'
Air Investors
.
Jan
6)4
600
o
1%
Allied Products (Mich)
July
22%
July k 5%
3)4
1,300
6)4
f)
J)—1
Aircraft Access Corp...50c
5
1,000
23
Price
American Capital—
35
Investment....,*
$3 oonv preferred
16)*
Supply Mfg Class A .1
■Class B
1
Aero
Sale
(Continued)
Allied Intl Investing—.
Acme Wire Co common.10
Last
STOCKS
Wed
is in¬
Sales
Friday
tales
Last
Alles A Fisher Inc com...*
Ainsworth Mfg common_*'5
.Saturday-
record of ithe transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on
Sates
Friday
'
the regular weekly range are shown in a
and ending the present Friday (Nov. ;7, 1941).
tended to include every security, whether stock or
STOCKS
RECORD
No account is taken iof such sales in computing the range for the year.
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete
last
YEARLY
the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside
disregarded In
■
Aluminum Co common...*
106)4
106)4 509
10634 Nov
155
Jab
Conv class A
preferred..t.-.-100
112%
112)5 113)5
400
110
July
116
Jan
Class A.I
Aluminum -Goods Mfg...-*
13)4
13%
13)4
1,900
12
Mar
Jan
Class
73%
14%
6%
6% preferred
American Beverage
..100
1,350
6%
©3
65
93 %
91
co'm.tl
Amerioao Book Co.
.'.-
.100
10
%
24%
Aug,
May
Aug
1834
■
7%
76
9935
Amer
Sept
-35
■••••■
;
100
16%
16%
May
28)4
June
26 %
618
17
3"666
%
May
%
~39%
'moo
17
25
35
Cyanamid class A.10
10
38%
Amer Export Lines com_.l
25%
Class B n-v
Oct
Jan
31
j Feb
Apr
8u Sept
July
May
...
...J25
B..1
Jan
1
Amer Foreign Prw wn-r..
_■
—jt«
--
15)5
4,300
29
'M
KP0
-
Apr
42)4
Jao
Aug)
July,
29
Nov
41
8w
Jen
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
988
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday I
STOCKS
Last
(Continued)
Week's Range
Sale
Par
Price
4%%
preferred..... 100
10c
$2 conv preferred.
1
$2.50 conv preferred...!
Amer Hard Rubber Co..50
Amer General Corp com
Amer
Laundry Mach...20
High
13%
July
30%
Jan
California Elec Power... 10
May
2% May
25% June
28
Apr
15%
Feb
113%
Feb
Calltte Tungsten Corp—.1
3%
Jan
650
105%
2%
1,400
29
29
75
"24% "24% "24%
22%
22%
22%
""7)0
150
6% preferred..
25
Amer Mtg Co common.
16%
Preferredji.....
-.—
12%
27%
12%
12%
27%
30
Oct
Jan
3,700
11%
Aug
1
Amer Meter Co.———*
28% June
Apr
28%
Mar
Nov
*18
17,100
27%
27%
200
27
72
72
50
50
Apr
.
»i$
"
Republics-... 10
0%
7%
1,200
5%
1st $6 preferred
*
Amer
■
15,200
51
49
5% pf.
3
"2%
600
3%
3%
2%
3%
3%
Writing Paper ccin„*
Apr
2%
1,100
3,300
2%
1%
Angostura-Wupperman , .1
Apex Elee Mfg Co com...*
OOt
*14
% Jan
60% Sept
42% May
3% Nov
2% Mar
700
2
Anchor Post Fence
8%
8%
v;
Arkansas Nat Gas com...*
1
Common cl A nou-vot.
1
6%
*
-
107
100
7%
300
103
-.10
preferred
Aro Equipment
Corp
IX
1,700
1%
5,000
8
8%
8%
7,500
04%
20
*"T% "5%
poo
94%
5
June
Class
B
Aug
July
Sept
;
,
Jan
"
2%
100
1%
1%
2",900
Feb
Mar
7
Aug
--*
Casco Products—...
"%
%
%
July
1,500
Nov
96
Mar
11%
Aug
Jan
hs
Jan
*»i
Nov
%
Nov
Sept
Jan
300
1
Atlanta Birmingham &
Coast RR Co pref—.lOO
Atlantic Coast Fisheries—1
% Jan
%
Jan
1%
Jan
% Sept
2
Jan
72
Jan
Apr
900
2%
2%
6%
200
300
17
3%
500
3
%
'16
4,500
7%
16%
4%
1%
16%
4%
2,000
28
27
1
3
1
1%
3%
5"
8
May
109%
Julj
3%
Apr
200
Jan
29%
4%
July
May
"is
Jan
5%
Jan
13% May
2% May
v*.
300
July
9%
19
Oct
July
5%
1
200
1
Mar
2
500
2%
Mar
4%
3%
200
3% Feb
12% May
Sept
May
Aug
4%
17%
15
3%
6% preferred w W....25
6% preferred x-w...-25
16
Jan
July
Jan
Axton-Fisher Tobacco-
10
26
Ayrshire Patoka Ccllierles 1
400
Oct
9
Feb
3%
Apr
Sept
36%
5%
500
5
27%
26%
27%
4%
25
1,600
4%
1,700
.50
17
3%
3%
1,000
J 124 U
75
4%
41
30
34%
Baldwin Rubber Co com.l
4%
4%
Barium Stainless Steel... 1
%
%
Cent Maine Pow
35
4%
8
Basic Refractories Inc.—1
June
134
41
•/;
Feb
6%
Feb
51%
116%
13%
35%
96
7%
7%
8%
Jan
7
Sept
""§66
106
8%
8%
Feb
Nov
6%
Mar
Jan
%
Apr
1%
Jan
7%
Oct
11
6%
Jan
10%
5
20
I
pref
Beech Aircraft Corp
conv
21%
5
Bellanca Aircraft com
9%
9%
10%
Bell Aircraft Corp com.
16%
1
3%
100
Bell Tel of Canada
21%
May
2%
1,000
2 %
1%
1%
59%
1%
Economy Grocery Stores.*
Jan
Elec Bond & Share com..5
Feb
110
%
%
».6
3,300
*18
% -V 300
M
%
%
%
Conv
109%
%
*1*
Jan
%
May
%
May
May
July
3%
Apr
Oct
%
■;
1
12*
12
i
"12% "4,200
2%
Jan
5
.
Cherry-Burrell common. .5
Cheseborougb Mfg
25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 5
Chicago Rivet & Mach...4
Chief Consol Mining....1
87
4%
Nov
51
10
Aug
3i»
Jan
%
5% June
Cities Service common.. 10
18%
6%
83%
7%
3%
July
Jan
Cities
Jan
Jan
32%
34%
■)
,1 >f
■
9
%
900
Aug
Sept
Jan
Jan
Oct
Oct
Oct
,
'
9
9
100
Jan
Apr
40%
14%
'16
7„
38%
37%
14%
%
38%
300
2,600
3%
13%
■Hx %
July
Feb
Oct
34% June
150
Bohack (H
C) Co
*
6%
6%
6%
100
100
'39%
2%
39%
2%
39%
200
35
35
com.
7% 1st preferred
Borne
Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc..—
Bowman-Biltmore
25
*
com...
100
$5 2d preferred
*
Brazilian Tr Lt <fc Pow...*
Brewster
8%
100
%
2%
%
%
2%
1,100
2%
%
1
5%
9%
Aeronautical...l
9%
9%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.*
Bridgeport Machine
*
Preferred...
....100
"T%
5%
Aug
July
%
5J
1,100
3%
5%
10
10%
500
1,900
^7%
Jan
1
Clark Controller Co
15
72%
"i'x "2
poo
7"ioo
Apr
56
56
8%
July
3%
Oct
Nov
1
Apr
Feb
1%
%
17
Jan
Jan
conv
41
;
Sept
Apr
2%
Oct
4%
Aug
Jan
%
July
13%
Sept
63
31
Jan
12%
Apr
Aug
Colorado Fuel <fe Iron warr
Am
deprctscrdreg...£l
6
July
British Celauese Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg.
British Col Power cl A
370
Jan
'""9"
Mat
Jan
.1%
Mar
Warrants
—
..
{Brown Co 6% pref
Brow n Fence & Wire
Class A preferred
100
July
Class B
82%
Jan
Nov
Oct
I
Feb
com.
22%
23%
9,200
—
%*
%
Community Pub Service 25
17
Community Water Serv„ *
*
V t c
,
18%
"*550
17
400
li«
„
?xt to 1946
Brown Forman Distillers. 1
$6 preferred
*
3%
3%
56
100
56
20
%
%
2
Nov
9%
Mar
July
13%
\b
$3 preferred
i2%
100
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd.....*
*45*' *45?
Buckeye Pipe Line
50
Buff Niagara & East Pow—
$1.60 preferred
$5 1st preferred
1%
1%
l%v 1%
1
"57%
4%% series B pref—100
4% pref series C——100
Consol Gas Utilities
1
Consol Retail Stores
i66"
i-
1%
28%
.1
56% 57%
116% 117%
109
Jan
..25
15%
95%
Bunker Hill & Sullivan 2.50
15%
95%
11%
Burco Inc $3 pref.;
*
Burma Corp Am dep rets..
11%
15%
96%
12
%
1,900
300
1,500
""% ""}
Burry Biscuit Corp.. 12%c
""50
J
'"200
1,400
;.
300
%
33%
Jan
/
Mar
7% prior pref
..100
Cont Roll & Steel
1,600
Cooper-Bessemer com..
$3 prior preference
Copper Range Co
15%
Jan
Feb
Nov
June
9% May
9%
Oct
% Nov
%
2%
Feb
73
Jan
May
119%
105
Feb
111%
1%
1,400
28%
100
3%
200
1%
1% May
21% June
3
Mar
Jan
Jan
4 *
Sept
Sept
1% Mar
14
Sept
46
1
%
30
Jan
Oct
Feb
4%
107
12%
Mar
10%
Aug
6%
0%
600
•a
92%
91%
92%
150
Vot trust ctfs
Am
Cosden Petroleum
5%
com...
For footnotes
see
page
991,
%
Feb
%
Feb
Feb
70
71
Sept
400
Jan
600
6
Oct
8%
Jan
170
107% 107%
Jan
8%
25%
10%
175
1%
1%
July
June
53%
35
12%
600
"Odd
1
"
19
76%
Apr
Jan
July
June
Aug
134% June
£00% July
2,800
12%
"T% *"i%
12%
May
10
2
Sept
Jan
9%
13
' sept
Feb
%
12%
Apr
Jan
19
10%
26
Sept
Sept
1%
10%
300
Aug
11%
Oct
Nov
20%
10%
20%
Oct
15
Sept
38
28
Feb
47-
56%
■
,<>
56%
50
Mar
67
July
July
100
8 % May
18
May
20%
■
5% preferred
90''
100
49%
'
Jau
Amer dep rets ord reg.£l
Gen Fireprooflng com...*
Gen Gas & El $6 pref B„*
General Investment com.l
4
11%
11%
12%
1,200
11%
40 *
Ji«
60
00%
20
72%
72%
10
Oct
Gen Outdoor Adv
6% pflOO
8%
Sept
General Shareholdings Corp
Common...
1
Mar
$6 conv preferred
General Tire & Rubber-
"*7% "*8" "2,700
7
31
7%
31
1%
6% May
9% June
7
May
29%
Oct
4%
Feb
400
6%
6%
1,950
1
100
98
%
550
1%
1,200
1
Jan
85%
1%
85%
1%
30
70
Jan
600
16%
16%
100
H
16%
:
%
%
4%
Petroleum..
5
300
2%
17%
2%
18%
2,200
5%
2%
18
5%
300
%
Mar
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
11
Jan
37
-
*
Oct
16%
Jan
96%
Nov ;
Croft Brewing Co--..——1
y»
1,800
f?
7%
conv
57%
%
56%
%
130
72
Sept
83
Jun
May
Oct
31
Jan
%
1% July
•t« Mar
Apr
45
June
61
Jan
100
100
Aug
108
May
9%
$3 preferred
38%
Jan
Gilbert
1 %
Mar
38%
100
Georgia Power $6 pref...*
Sept
Jan
2
Sept
Feb
19
Sept
(A
July
38%
Nov
43
Mar
Jan
110
Mar
100%
7%
Mar
Sept
Sept
98
*
C) common..*
Preferred
*
Gilchrist Co..
90
5%
45
200
5
Apr
46%
20
45
Jan
11%
12
28%
8
2,000
10%
Jan
5%
45
1
1
»*!•
4%
Jan
»ie
Apr
600
20%
.....
he
.....
""166
12%
12%
12%
7,300
5
5%
1
com
Curtis Light'g Inc com 2.50
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
1%
7„
Feb
Apr
z3%
Gladding McBeau & Co.*
Glen Alden Coal........*
2%
Sept
July
July
Jan
7%
Goldfteld Consol Mines..1
900
8%
6
Jan
*18
Sept
7% June
July
15%
Feb
Feb
z31
19%
4% May
May
200
Sept
8%
101
Jan
Oct
X
July
Sept
Gorham Mfg common.. 10
Apr
Gi;and Rapids Varnish—.1
Gray Mfg Co
......10
%
July
July
1%
Sept
32%
35%
Nov
5%
Aug
6%
Jun
Great Atl & Pac Tea—
Sept
7% 1st preferred—..100
Greater N Y Brewery...1
13%
2%
2%
Apr
Oct
Aug
7% May
Gorham Inc class A
$3 preferred
Non-vot
com
.....*
stock..
Gt Northern Paper.
32%
97%
'"*700
14%
Jan
25% June
3% Nov
200
3% June
3%
97
130
""%
%
38%
"8%
8%
25
Greenfield Tap & Die
*
Grocery Sts Prod com.25c
25
"T% "4%
3%
32%
3%
98%
130%
300
96%
Oct
75
127%
-16
3,000
%
Aug
Oct
38%
8%
300
50
35
:
105
Feb
Sept
%
Apr
42
June
7% June
1
Jan
10%
1%
Oct
Dayton Rubber Mfg
——
100
"z9% "10% ""700
Feb
9
July
13
8%
Aug
20
Mar
.25
29
Mar
39
109
Mar
111
July
Jan
115
Jan
Mar
3
Sept
*8t Sept
"36%
8
May
12
22%
Sept
5%
Feb
100
2%
Jan
3%
3%
8% debenture
..100
Derby Oil & Ref Corp com*
A conv preferred
*
Detroit Gasket & Mfg...1
6% preferred
w w
1%
1%
1%
300
50
2o
1%
Feb
35
—
105
107
""76
Jan
99%
Feb
1
28%
"8
3%
$6 preferred
Jan
2%
53%
Jan
112
Mar
July
6,500
"**20
19%
19%
50
Hartford Rayon v t c
1
*"% *"%
Mar
49
Aug
Apr
10
Jan
Jan
18%
Oct
8%
25%
Jan
June
65
Jan
% May
Apr
2
"idd
1
%
4% May
19% Nov
54
10
25
Harvard Brewing Co
17%
111%
2%
...5
Hammermill Paper
Hartford Elec Light
June
29%
8%
18%
113
H
Lpmp Co..
2% Juiy
L 300
18%
*
Gypsum Llme&Alabastine*
July
Sept
""8% "T%" ""206
....
113"
%
Jan
3%
"7% "*7% "7% "3166
1
35j% 36%
113"
Jan
Apr
Mar
Aug
.1
Gulf States Util $5.50 pf.*
:
Jan
132%
L
8%
Aug
"i%*Mur
May
5%
-1%
22%
{Gjuardian Investors
Gulf Oil Corp....
Darby Petroleum com^.5
Davenport Hosiery Mills.*
Apr
50
Sept
2%
10%
Jan
100
94
2%
Jan
May
28
$7 preferred....
7%
%
50
7% June
11%
Class B
19%
Feb
Mar
5%
*
Goodman Mfg Co—
"4% "*4% "T" ""l",366
com..„
$6 preferred
10
Cuban Atlantic Sugar...5
Cuban Tobacco
Jan
Oct
Sept
900
57%
com
Oct
89
% May
1% May
preferred...25
Crystal Oil Ref
%
Jun
*ie July
'
Jan
6% preferred A
Gen Water G & E
7%
Nov
1% July
12% Mar
3% May
Jan
6% July
03
%
Godchaux Sugars class A
Adrs ord reg stocks.—£1
Apr
Jan
52% May
23
Feb
Feb
Feb
May
Lido
v
$6 preferred
Geu Rayon Co A stock...*
June
55%
1%
1%
% June
%
Jan
85
95% May
July
General Alloys Co
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
—........
1
preferred...50
conv
Dejay Stores
%
50c
dep 5%% prefshs £1
7%
6%
Sept
4%
5% May
Oct
6
Apr
Game well CO $6 conv pf.*
Gatineau Power Co—
1%
Courtaulds Ltd—
$6 prior preferred
Cables <fc Wireless Ltd—
7%
12%
7% May
2%
Apr
19%
13%
$5 preferred....
Reynolds...
$6 preferred A———*
Feb
Feb
'"150
'
Corroon &
Dennlson Mfg cl A com.. 5
%
Jan
38'
Feb
%
Cornucopia Gold Mines 5c
1
Class A conv..—....35
Decca Records common. 1
% June
% May
107%
preferred... 100
conv
itiii.
Hall
Cable Elec Prod com..50c
Aug
35
70
conv Stock
4%
5%
*
.....
6%
Jan
1
28%
3%
Oct
Sept
Mar
Feb
$3
-
Sept
Aug
19%
99%
"19% *1*9%
—.—*
1%
2,100
7%
Aug
92
Jan
115
1%
6%
*
11%
"36%
2
540
100
1
Crown Drug Co com..25c
69
voting
Common....——.1
Conv partio pref
15
Mar
Continental Gas & Elec Co
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
June
1,100
Geu Pub Serv $6 pref.
10
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
Sept
11%
% June
1%
Oct
54% , Oct
1,300
8% preferred..—...100
2%
Mar
3%
Jan
Jan
!.'
510
110
1%
28%
3%
Consol Royalty Oil
25%
% June
20%
Gellman Mfg Co coin_-...l
Crown Cork Internat A—*
1%
*24%
Jan
Apr
1% May
400
9%
2%
6
Fox (Peter) Brewing Co..5
Franklin Co Distilling—.1
Feb
24%
%
Nov
%
....
Crowley, Milner <fc Co..
Crown Cent Petrol (Md).5
>
9%
2%
Jun
he
Jan
July
30%
Commou...—
Jan
2,400
12%
Brown Rubber Co com._l
Bruce (E L) Co common.5
"iT%
Am dep rets ord reg—£1
Ford Motor of Canada-
Mar
2
Conn Gas &. Coke Secur-
July
May
13
900
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Jan
60%
he June
10
9%
%
7
1,110
Oct
Jan
Compo Shoe Mach—
13% June
1% May
800
1
7,700
Fuller (Geo A) Co new.
Commouw Distribution—
16%
15
23%
10% Sept
8%
Oct
9%
2%
Class A non-vot—.....*
4%
4%
38
8,200
Feb
%
*
%
19
3
Oct
23
Apr
'
5% May ?:> 8
*n Nov
%
21%
400
Froedtert Grain & Malt—
Apr
.10s
147
.
19
Jan
67
Crocker Wheeler Elec.—*
May
Jan
Fiat Amer dep rets....
4% May
1% Nov
_
Colt's Patent Fire Arms .25
Creole
British Amer Tobacco8
Oct
Oct
72
2
Fire Association (Phila).lO
2%
Oct
Feb
35% June
dep rets ord bearer £1
Feb
Fed Compress & W'h'se 25
Jan
Oct
8
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.*
43
68
20
7%
Jan
%
6% July
11% Sept
11%
h,
18%
2%
5
1
6%
Oct
4
July
%
preferred...£1
Continental Oil of Mex__ 1
30
Oct
575
128%
135%
1
Fedders Mfg Co
Jan
%
Jan
8% July
May
Apr
3%
2%
Cohn & Rosenberger Inc.*
Jan
11% May
30%
Jan
10% July
150
*
British Amer Oil Co.....*
Am
Brewing.
Fanny Fanner Candy
Fansteel Metallurgical..
6% Sept
Oct
35
Falstaff
Jan
Cockshutt Plow Co com.*
Oct
8%
%
Oct
Aug
128
Feb
Aug
6%
% May
5%
Jan
Colon Development ord__
38%
Feb
Apr
98%
Apr
Feb
70
July
July
Oct
Feb
Mar
Sept
Jan
67%
1
com..
5%
Consol G E L P Bait com
%
Feb
10
"
Falrchlld Eng & Airplane. 1
Consol Biscuit Co
5
Jan
1%
12%
32%
6%
75
"*6% ""6% "6%
Falrchlld Aviation......1
Sept
Jan
Jan
July
Feb
i31
150
.
Line com..50
Eversharp Inc
Feb
Nov
Sept
38%
he Sept
2% June
100
300
13
% Sept
Sept
27% May
2
Feb
11
80
preferred.....!
conv
*89%
5%
8%
41
30
preferred...,...100
Mfg Co common...*
Class A
$3
Mar
5%
20%
%
Oct
I
"3% "*3%
Class B
7%
Mar
21;
Brill Corp class A
Brillo
1
18% May
32
50
8%
%
5%
9%
Breeze Corp common
5% May
100
"1%
—
7% 1st preferred
Equip.L5
Equity Corp common.. 10c
Mar
Consol Mlu & Smelt Ltd.5
Blumenthal (8) & Co
450
700
5%
140
Eureka Pipe
Mar
6% June
*
30
5%
138
102
■
Bliss (E W) common..... 1
Blue Ridge Corp com
1
.*
13%
>
Oct
100
11%
5%
...100
104
Conn Telep & Elec Corp.l
& Machine Co com....*
pref
Nov
37
y.
$2.50 preferred
....*
Birdsboro Steel Foundry
conv
1% Sept
% May
6
100
300
%
11%
29
Esquire Inc. —.1
"
»u
Apr
133%
Emsco Derrick &
Jan
"
Berkey <fe Gay Furniture.1
BJckfords Inc common.. _*
70
Empire Power part stock *
Auk
114
Apr
65
131
.100
Feb
Oct
;j -it:
$3 opt
—
Mar
15%
Jan
Jan
65%
127
July
Commonwealth & Southern
Mar
4%
July
July
6%
6
June
Nov
52
123
89
Columbia Oil <fc Gas
May
13
m
47%
127
48
*
City Auto Stamping
*
City & Suburban Homes 10
$6 preferred
Oct
96
Oct
1.000
122
BB--..-—*
Aug
40
Oct
3,900
100
ServFA t $7 pref.*
$6 preferred
Feb
4% June
Jan
24,300
100
48
9
32
.
;
6% preferred
6%% preferred
7% preferred
8% preferred
*
*
$6 preferred..—.
3%
19
Empire Gas & Fuel Co—
Mar
Jan
7%
s
100
Childs Co preferred
5%
14%
110%
73%
June
Jan
19
Apr
Apr
Sept
60
Empire Dist EI 6% pf 100
14% Sept
4% Mar
11% May
64%
6
1
Elgin Nat Watch Co... 15
Emerson Elee Mfg......4
Chamberlin Metal Weather
Strip Co
Sept
*18
Mar
X
64%
Electrographic Corp
Jan
X
59%
*
Option warrants.......
Feb
%
*11
50
175
18%
Oct
11% May
*
...»
Elec P & L 2d pref A
Aug
Jan
pref opt ser '29.100
6
23%
Blauner's common
$5 preferred
$6 preferred
Sept
Jan
%
3%
preferred..... 100
Conv
117
Apr
100
*38
24
'Conv preferred.
11
2%
Sept
Mar
Jan
Apr
Benson & Hedges com...*
Jan
2%
10
Mar
12%
42
Easy Washing Mach B._*
95
4%
24%
5%
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
109%
4%
12%
4%
2% May
400
30
Mar
Apr
Aug
100
1,300
1,600
*16
Jan
58%
700
12%
Nov
"766
2,400
10
17%
3%
109% 109%
3
33%
June
175
7%
5% preferred..—.100
Beauuit Mills Inc com.. 10
"§3%
3%
Oct
48
400
80%
%
Jan
1%
100
16%
500
1
10%
1,500
16%
"*130
100
..100
7% May
1,600
1 %
49%
35%
16%
Columbia Gas & Elec—
Beau Brummell Ties Inc.. $
%
48
$6 preferred series B__.*
7%
Club Alum Utensil Co—*
300
8%
1
1%
Aug
88%
6% preferrred—
7% preferred
Jan
Jan
July
7%
Cent States Elec com
1%
7%
%
12%
86%
7% Pfd 100
Jan
Oct
Mar
%
16%
7%
Jan
200
8%
100
Malleable Iron.25
88%
32% July
4%
32
100
1,000
2,200
8
"ado
Eastern States Corp.....*
$7 preferred series A..*
1
Apr
7%
37%
3%
8%
■
*
4%% prior pref.....100
6% preferred
100
Jan
4
50
10
Common...
July
June
Cllnchfleld Coal Corp„100
Baumanu—See "Ludwig"
$1.50
H
6%
%
6%
Jan
3
76%
Jan
>'i8 July
Apr
% June
East Gas & Fuel Assoc—
20%
Cent N Y Pow 5% pref. 100
6%
com....5
A
conv
Eagle Pichcr Lead
Jan
107
7% Pf 100
Feb
Barlow & Seelig Mfg—■
$1.20
Jan
4
100
4%
„
%
6%
111
July
Oct
1%
72%
Jan
V0%
Eastern
124
6%
*
10%
:
Jan
2%
1
common.
"
500
250
2%
75
Aug
Apr
Apr
3%
Corp
Florida P & I, $7 pref....*
4%
34%
7% preferred
74
Jan
Jan
34%
Feb
Feb
Nov
.
Baldwin Locomotive—
_
109
2%
2%
74
6
76
June
21%
100
Duval Texas Sulphur
Apr
110%
Oct
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. .4
Cleveland Elec Illuin....*
Cleveland Tractor com..*
B
Purch warrauts for com
July
4% May
61
Aug
6% (Tan
16% July
Nov
113
Nov
re
17%
5
,
7%
Aug
5
200
Claude Neon Lights Inc.-l
*
Aug
Jan
Mar
8
•v
16%
»
10
7% preferred
12%
1%
Feb
Oct
Jan
H 'Jan
% May
........
Babcock & Wilcox Co
1%
5%
3
Dubllier Condenser Corp.l
Duke Power Co.......100
Aug
Sept
%
3%
3
Avery (B F) & Sons com.5
Class A common
Oct
44
Oct
3,300
5%
•
17%
—*
*
1st partic pref"..
Cent Hud G & E com
60c preferred B
Warrants
Aug
1% June
Feb
6
5
6
Charls Corp common...10
Automatic Voting Mach..*
%
9%
•
Oct
35
103
5%
... .
Cessna Aircraft Co
65
108
6% Pf-100
•"loo
6%
44
Jan
Jan
"ii"" Apr
Apr
May
10
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
Driver Harris Co
July
Oct
3%
July
6,400
%
Automatic Products
Sept
Oot
2%
121
z% June
108
7% 1st partic pref...100
Celluloid Corp common.15
$7 dlv preferred...
*
11% May
1 %
.*
300
Sept
%
21
Oct
11
1%
6%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.*
Duro Test
6%
43
*
—
July
400
'it
%
Atlas Plywood Corp.....*
2%
Draper Corp..
1
2%
8%
Apr
300
Assoc Tel & Tel class A..*
Auburn Central Mfg
Jan
Celanese Corp of America
6% June
5%
Jan
Assoc Laundries of Amer.*
Atlas Drop Fcrge com...5
7
Jan
3
Jan
Mar
May
114)-$
%
Cent & South West Util 50c
*16
132
Atlantic Rayon Corp
Atlas Corp warrants..
15
Apr
*
$6 preferred
Carter (J W) Co common.
Cent Ohio Steel Prod
Atlantic Coast Line Co..50
100
1%
May
10%
DoDeckmun Co common.1
Carrier Corp common—1
Oct
2%
-1
Atlanta Gas Lt
15
High
Oct
1
1%
Distilled Liquors......2%
Divco-Twm Truck com__l
Oct
10% June
6
..........1
$5 preferred---
400
Diamond Shoe common..*
Jan
2% May
Carolina P & L $7 pref.—*
{Associated Gas & Elec—
....
2%
-.*
—
Cent Pow & Lt
.
16%
10
Jan
5
*
Carman & Co class A
Apr
5%
4%
dep rets reg—.LI
..
2,400
Capital City Products...*
Carib Syndicate——.25c
Oct
Associated Elec Industries
Common..
18%
13
Marconi....100
2
7% June
Assoc Breweries of Can..*
Class A
Apr
3%
Carnation Co common...*
108%
6%
Apr
79% June
v
Ashland Oil& Ref Co:...l
Amer
16%
Low
100
De Vilblss Cocommon.. 10
2%
100
Jan
12
Aug
1
1
Art Metal Works com
Jan
2%
*
Class B non vot-..——*
Canadian Industries Ltd—
3%
1%
Oct
Mar
1
107%
1
ArkansasP & I- $7 pref_._*
"*3%
7% preferred-
Catalin Corp of Amer——1
,
1%
{Detroit Paper Prod—..1
Aug
14%
Class A voting
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
1%
Grajy Iron Fdy—1
Jan
2%
Castle (A M) common.. 10
107
6%
2%
Price
Det Mich Stove Co ccm..t
Mar
Canadian Indus Alcohol—
3%
3%
i»u Apr
100
Detroit
May
3%
Canadian Dredg & Dock.*
7% preferred
Week
Detroit Steel Prod—...10
7% particpreferred...25
;
8
Appalachian Elec Power
4%% preferred
Apr
Nov
1% May
200
for
of Prices
Low
High
Durham Hosiery cl B com *
he
49
$6 series preferred...,
American Thread
Jan
85
Sept
8% Sept
3%
Jan
''
Corp com *
Am Superpower
June
% May
32 %
Feb
2%
AmerHcal Kapcoinmou..2
Oct
84
Oct
*18
27%
Amer Potash & Chemical.♦
American
Apr
15%
Feb
Apr
79%
100
Amer Maracalbo Co
14
8%
1%
300
Week's Range
Sale
Par
Sept
25
200
300
Last
High
I
Canadian Car & Fdy Ltd—
26%
23%
Feb
caie*
STOCKS
(Continued)
IjOW
Canada Cement Co Ltd.*
33
17%
27%
100
High
11% 12%
1%
2
1% 1%
Can Colonial Airways.—1
Amer Lt & Trac com. ...25
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Shares
Camden Fire Ineur Assn.5
9%
21%
29
Low
for
Week
of Prices
Price
Calamba Sugar Estate. .20
Oct
100
6,000
2%
Week's Range
Sale
Par
High
Apr
12%
2%
Sales
Last
'{Continued)
Low
Shares
21%
22%
109% 109%
12%
2114
109%
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
Week
of Prices
Low
Amer Fork & Hoe com...*
American Gas & Elec...10
Sales
.
1%
1%
Jan
July
Sept
Hat Corp of America—
B non-vot common....1
Hazeltine Corp
...»
4
16%
16%
100
16%
June
5%
Jan
Nov
26%
Jan
989
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4005
Volume 154
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
i
stocks
(Continued)'
6%
Hccla
i: 3
com..5
Shares
100
3
1%
"~5~K ~~6M
5H
"4*166
"~»k *v%
Mining Go.,...25c
"loo
Class a.......—...i.;.*
2
Preferred w w
..25
Preferred ex-warr —.25
8%
*22%
8%
23%
24
12
Sept
Nov
9
11%
87
87
20%
Nov
26
5
16%
16?*
400
Feb
6%
Holllnger
Consoi
m/>.5
g
;
7%
Apr
13%
Feb
8%
100
99
Jan
Sept
18%
31%
.1—:
& Co com*
(a c) Co common..1
2
Horn &
26
26
HardaH
250
Apr
Nov
2
600
/2
Horn & Hardart Baking.*
"l4% "l4% *"166
Humble Oil a Ref.-....-*
60 %
60
60 %
2,100
38
Apr
Margay
Feb
Marion
Feb
117% sOct
31%
jftri
114% Apt
$4 preferred
Oct
18
Jan
65
Aug
McWUHams
7%
Aug
Hgonler Co..*
Huyler's com —
....1
Mercantile
.1
4
June
7
A
4
50
Jan
Jan
1%
Feb
Oct
2%
July
19%
Warrants..
Illinois Iowa Power Co..*
30 a
1,600
a
2%
600
11%
11%
50
29 a
29 %
5% conv preferred...50
Dlv arrear etfs.....
2
2 %
Illinois Zinc Co.....—.*
24% May
2%
Oct
6
a
200
7A
132
3%
101"
iob"
100%
Imperial Tobacco of Great
Britain & Ireland...£1
7
4
Sept
(Oct
114% 115
60
Indiana Service
"22""
"22"
"26
June
110% June
115
A
Jan
27%
14%
Jan
29
Aug
A
industrial Finance—
Jan
%
%
—' l
7% preferred
>
.100
10%
25
10%
Insurance Co of No Am. 10
79
79
79%
700
International Cigar Mach
13%
13%
13%
1,500
% June
9% Sept
64%
Feb
13% Nov
% June
12%
Jan
83
Oct
20%
2 A
2
2%
Industries Inc..i
1A
1%
1%
Internat Paper Co warr...
International Petroleum-
\%
1%
*
11%
Registered shares
*
International Products—*
11%
Coupon share s..
_.....
Nov
2
1,600
2,200
7A
1% June
4%
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
7% Sept
1%
Internat Metal Indus a..*
Razor b.*
UtilityClass a......
*
Chits b...
....1
8,700
2%
Apr
*
*
s3.50 prior pref...
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,500
1,200
8%
5%
s%
700
3%
Feb
»18
lob
%
May
Jan
Mar
9
100
4%
it«
Jan
3i»
Oct
Jan
10%
Mar
14%
Apr
"
33
33
33%
600
27
Aug
34%
Jan
Mar
3%
6%
"eoo
"~6% ""6%
Apr
Oct
pref.*
Royalty.......1
Iron Fireman Mfg v tc.--*
Irving Air Chute
1
Italtan Superpower a
*
Apr
1
%
7A
6
Sept
10.
14
250
14
"o%
9%
200
Oct
Jan
3%
Feb
%
Jan
18%
Mar
9
9%
%
Oct
Jan
1%
1%
5()0
2%
1%
200
400
%
Aug
2,300
3%
Oct
6%
Jan
3%
A
7%
15%
*
6%
50
40
15%
108%
1%
1%
7%
7%
May
3%
1%
"*2% "*2%
600
1
Oct
1%
Jan
*44% *46%
46
"*525
112
6% preferred—....100
Common
.
.
-...
7% pref. 100
...
.2,50
5%
28%
1,300
100
Class A
6%
5%
28%
Oct
166
Moody Investors part pf_*
*20"
460
168
"26"
%
%
"3%
"'2
~~2A
110
Oct
*23% "Feb
118% 118%
10
"4% "4%
"200
115% June
7
Feb
Feb
3
15
"33"
5%
5%
1a
2
1%
2,200
10
178%
50
300
9%
10
%
conv
.
2%
2%
1,000
14%
July
10%
Nov
4
Mar
13
10
Kobacker St< res inc.
"97* r98%
97
"lib
94
■
Apr
Sept
Jan
Apr
Sept
4% conv 1st pref
100
h) special pref. 10
Kreuger Brewing Co
1
*
Rubber Mach
j). 100
Ltd..l
National Tea
12.50
*
Nat Union Radio...... 30c
Navarro Oil Co
.*
10
Neptune Meter class a
*
Nestle Le Mur Co cl a...*
New Engl Pow
13%
Jan
4%
Oct
5%
Apr
New Haven Clock
9%
May
Mar
.jtf wi:
n y Auction Co com
500
7% June
Apr
Lehigh Coal & Nav
*
Leonard Oil Develop...25
Le Tourneau (r g) Inc..l
Line Material Co
5
""A *"*u
1,300
%
8%
400
6%
8%
8A
-i'.'tl"
Llpton (Thos j) Inc—
Chain....—5
"l3A
Corp.....*
Long Island Lighting—
15
15 A
8A
Feb
*34%
Oct
8%
Jan
5%
12%
Oct
300
2%
87
5%
24
8%
6%
11%
250
13%
Oct
Mar
Feb
19
1%
Jan
13%
Feb
15% June
8%
Nov
10%
% Nov
21% June
1,875
19%
July
32 %
300
1%
Jan
3%
8%
3,900
*16
11,800
2,800
7
24%
9%
150
2,700
50
7
25
'22 A
.20%
2%
4%
2%
4%
325
22%
2 A
4
A
;
3,000
4%
106
991.
May
'
Feb
Feb
'
>■'Vvj
Jan
8%
Feb
Oct
Transit Co
5
ny Water Serv 6% pf.100
Aug
44% Mar
12%
Jan
Jan
12%
6% Sept
100% July
4
July
2% May
4%
Jan
20% Mar
7% Apr
6%
Feb
7
Nov
28
200
700
10%
1%
31
55
Oct
Nov
*18%
Jan
Feb
1%
Aug
5% May
44% Nov
6%
45%
Jan
Mar
10%
inc
Sept
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
Mar
8%
Mar
14
$6 preferred
May
10
60
105%
Jan
113% Sept
5
;
12
Jan
2
Oct
Quaker Oats common
125
%
Oct
Nov
6%
56%
Jan
Feb
Quebec Power Co..
Oct
18%
Oct
129%
Jan
6
Aug
300
28%
11%
108
Feb
May
17%
Sept
70%
July
1
Jan
2%
Aug
Oct
29%
Apr
Jan
Oct
15
Apr
Feb
7
200
"""16
Apr
98% June
4
Sept
Mar
6
19%
Jan
7% July
116%
Jan
105%
Jan
6% preferred
22%
90
Apr
6%
Jan
26% June
1,025
51
31%
8%
Sep
July
Jan
42
100
14%
14%
63%
250
20
130
146
145
110
Noma Electric.
1
3%
1
36 preferred—.,.—f
A
3%
104
102% 104%
Apr
8%
8%
Feb
July
Jan
;
Common.—
$3
conv
105
Oct
159%
Jan
9%
Jan
6
225
5
15
100
13
Republic Aviation
Rheem Mfg Co
200
18
17
A
1
"
*4%
"4 A "4 A
"6% ""6%
*
Radiator.
Jan
17
IA
200
Feb
>«<
Jan
Apr
'i»
Feb
Rochester
Feb
Rochester Tel 6%%
3%
Oct
July
93
1
'.'J
Sept
3
-■
10%
Jan
%
Jan
%i May
70
•
Rome Cable Corp com..5
•
Feb
Nov
Roosevelt
Field Inc
Root Petroleum Co
$1.20
conv
%
Rossia International
Jan
9%
1
"2%
104%,-Nov
Royal Typewriter.......*
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
Sept
1%
Jan
Jan
7i«
Feb
Jan
105
Oct
107
Feb
114
May
Oct
14
Jan
10%
2%
3%
Sept
Jan
16
Sept
8%. Apr
1%
2%
300
1
13%
13%
200
4%
Mar
7i« July
52
-
Jan
Sept
300
Royallte OH Co Ltd....
Jan
14%
400
*
16%
Oct
(
2%
2%
9%
2%
5
pre!......20
Jan
4
'u
;
7« June
Oct
12
Pendleton Inc.*
Roeser A
Oct
62%
14%
Feb
May
%
t-
pflOO
21
Jan
Feb
Apr
4% Sept
1% Jan
Nov
102% July
101% June
111%
Oct
GAE16% pfClOO
6% preferred D—..10U
Oct
Nov
14%
7%
50
Feb
•h
800
Voting trust ctfs......l
18% July
14%
3%
10%
4%
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
Jan
"too
IA
1
65%
U600
Oct
Jan
Jan
7x«
700
A
Jan
Jan
44
100
....1
79%
45% June
i
Jan
7H
Jan
,
'""BOO
A
A
A
Feb
.
An
"3% "I"
*
Reiter Foster Oil Corp.50c
Nov
4
Jan
81«
Feb
%
6
preferred.....*
Raytheon Mfg common 50c
JRed Bank Oil Co......_*
May
300
1,475
Oct
64%
142%
15
55
1,300
3%
Jan
67%
18%
Jan
1,000
10
Railway A Util Invest A.l
Raymond Concrete PileVoting common.
61
2,400
Nor Amer Lt & Power-
Common.........
Sept
112
Oct
6%
118
I"-.LV/'';
Radlo-Kclth-Orpheum—
Option warrants..
Railway A Light Sec—-
Richmond
1,700
"57" **400
14%
May
37% May
14%
Feb
R
Jan
*"">v"»,; """366
5
108% June
6% June
67
145%
*
3%
88%
Nipisslug Mines
94
7%
*
Nov
1%
23,700
Niagara Share—
Nineteen Hundred Corp bi
1,075
106%
48
49,
100
Reed Roller Bit Co
350
1%
3%
Jan
Oct
%
3%
Mar
Feb
875
Rice Stix Dry Goods
*57*
Feb
July
Jan
Feb
>i:«
5
Jan
he
5%
8%
9%
■
May
Reliance Elec A Engln'r'g 5
preferred....100
8%
Oct
100
105
105
._*
%
107
55
38% Sept
Aug
6%
108% 108%
114% 114%
100
100
$5 prior preferred.....*
5%
3%
55
Jan
Mar
28
61
Jan
%
Oct
Puget Sound P & L—
100
3% July
i%
23%
Public Service of Colorado
200
200
130
"34%
Mar
Feb
17% June)
400
8
%
Pyrene Manufacturing.. 10
*34*
iiwk;
%
1
Providence Gas...
Prudential Investors.....*
Sept
29
ApJ
.3,%
2%
Prosperity Co class B___*
100
28
Jan
2% Npv
A A ,Jun
Oct
13%
101%
Jan
"u,
lu May
Pyle-Natlonal Co com...5
m~H
10%
12%
38
Apr
110% 112
34%
150
21%
200
%
16%
7%
Jan
Oct
10,700
com...*
%
9%
7%
Jan
4
Feb
Producers Corp of Nev... 1
9%
...
*
.2%
Pressed Metals of Am___l
100
Class b opt warrants...
Jan
Prentice-Hall
A
'25
62%
July
Aug
Sept
1%
Puget Sound Pulp A Tim *
15%
Apr
96%
%
»u
Aug
12
5% 1st preferred....100
5% 2d preterred
100
%
%
Premier Gold Mining
July
12
1%
Class b common..
%
•T
4%
15%
16%
Nov
Aug
Aug
700
21%
12%
"3%" Nov
Jan
Mar
12%
65%
2%
6% 1st preferred.—100
Jan
28%
7%
200
Power Corp of Canada...
2% May
Oct
Feb
70
Oct
60
8%
3%
3%
Pratt AfLambert Co
200
3%
11%
1%
1%
29%
15%
*65*% *68% "3~5<j0
21,
1,000
1%
1%
28%
no%"
65%
Potero Sugar common...
Powdrell & Alexander...
3%
3A
11%
Common.—10
35%
July
Feb
2,700
11
1%
25c
11%
11%
Niles-Bement-Pond.
5%
10,100
7%
3%
Niagara Hudson Power—
Jan
109%.
Jan
Oct
109% May U6%
*
New common....
%
9%
1%
3%
13%
New York
£
&"l*E~rri
A
3%
Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders Shares1
Class a
8%
ot.
15
Oct
10
s
18%
■
Oct
37
2%
Class a opt warrants.
.
15%
24
Louisiana p ^ l 56 pref .*
page
.
"13% "13% ""206
A
Common....
7% pref class a—-.100
6% pref class b
100
Lcudon Packing
*
Louisiana Laud & Explor.l
•
Oct
23%
Aug
Sept
Aug
1
Lit
Lone Star Gas
■
l16
a
300
27%
6%,' 6%
Nov
Feb
Feb
Pneumatic Scale com...10
4U
May
50
Sept
5%
2%
500
26%
7is
8%
Feb
4%
Plough Inc common...7.50
n y
Sept
Jan
3,600
2,400
ll6
116
27 A
6% preferred.......-2t>
Brothers common...*
4A
4%
4 A
Nov
Jan
2%
53%
9
1A
Pleasant Valley Wine Co. 1
Sept
n
H; Jan
i
May
2,025
Rosario 10
Merchandise
-.10
n y Pr & Lt 7% pref.. 100
n y
—
—
Oct
100
4A
51%
53%
S3 pref series A.10
Oct
LB/LV'
<?
t
100
100
Warrants
July
17
A
10%
Conv
9%
Common....... ......I
Jan
>
*
86 preferred..
Jan
15
4
Phoenix Securities—
May
71
sig May
2,500
300
n y & Honduras
8%
Oct
Oot
30
Phillips Packing Co
n y Cicy Omnibus—
2
Nov
2% May
4%
112
8% pref.25
Jan
12%
17%
8%
Jan
1%
Jan
106
June
10%
Jan
July
9%
June
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
U%
Jan
Jan
31%
4%
May
'22
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
4
97%
Zinc
.-25
Ariz Land...l
New Process Co.
_*
5%
A
Mar
79
Mar
13%
14%
98%
Oct
57%
July
140
Nov
61%
Nov
5
Mach-j
28%
175
A
Aug
9%
550
3%
7% pref.. 100
Lane Wells Co common.. 1
Langendorf Utd Bakeries—
Class a
i
*
ClaisB
i
-.--*
Lefcourt Realty common. 1
Conv preferred
*
Jan
Nov
100
Mar
129
500
8
Lane Bryant
13%
44%
50
15%
65
Jan
Nov
Feb
850
300
500
25
63%
37
200
Sept
5%
Co...*
110
4,100
185
62%
3%
Assoc....*
Apr
3%
May
44%
96%
Corp...5
Nelson (Herman)
Apr
8%
162
5%
100
preferred..*
11%
3%
250
62%
100
7% pref. 100
Nehi Corp 1st
6% preferred.-----. 100
32 preferred
*
New England Tel & Tel 100
8
8%
178% 180%
25%
26
44%
4
9
Jan
Aug
Apr
5u
10%
6%
50
46
Jun
113
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.50
New Mex &
41
115
Aug
Jan
New Jer.ey
40
Aug
98
Apr
1,700
24
New Idea Inc common.. .*
41
Jan
103
6%
10%
10%
Refining.*
5%% pref. 10
200
4%
4%
Mar
%
10
400
Jan
18%
40
Oct
Aug
%
22%
3%
Mar
26
66% May
300
107
15%
12%
•
200
12
12
Kress (8
33
Jan
97
50
Dept Stores—
25
93
"x2 %
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.
42
National Steel Car Ltd..*
Apr
104%
Oct
200
'22%
x2%
Jan
10%
10%
"lb%
Fuel Gas......*
Nat Tunnel & Mines
May
Jan
3
Nov
90
Circle Co.
Pharis Tire &
.3%
12%
National Transit
2%
Nov
93
Peppercll Mfg Co.....100
Perfect
Nov
42
42
preferred... .-50
Jan
8%
12
com..*
ColO
1
3%
14%
Jan
3m
Pierce Governor common.
6%
Nebraska Pow
Corp common
2% Apr
2%
Jan
8% May
45%
Aug
14
*
1
National Container (Del). 1
Jan
Jan
Mar
44%
6A
•40/
1
National City Lines com
Mar
Feb
%
45
Jan
■vtiib
54
%
Apr
Aug
26
Pitts Bess
*
Nat
2%
Aug
Mar
35%
32%
Pennsylvania Sugar com 20
Polaris Mining Co.
Sept
Jan
%
1
7%
33
30% June
31
Apr
Penn Water & Power Co
July
67
June
7i« July
2
1%
Oct
54
Phila Elec Co $5 pref....*
11%
Apr
5%
9%
10
1%
13%
Mar
108% 109%
Jan
...
76
Feb
i
Apr
5%
50
33
33
107
Sept
174
May
5%
200
...,
Nachman-Spfiogfilled
Nat Bellas Hess com
Oct
46%
55
11% June
1,300
5A
;'b ««
N
Aug
62
700
3i6
*
2
2*500
12%
13%
131% 131%
Producers.-.10
Common.....—.....*
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel 100
National Sugar
1
11
Jan
Mountain States Power-
120
Aug
26,200
54
Rubber... 1
Philadelphia Co common.*
»i« May
200
National Refining com...*
5%
Apr
Oct
Pitney-Bowes Postage
National
118%
3%
10%
*
4%
2
100
3%
10
10
1%
Feb
*56
3%
%
2%
Sept
156
14%
Dlst Stmp.l
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs.
Mountain City Cop com.5c
Moore (Tom)
Oct
Jan
Aug
9% Mar
Jan
8%
Jan
36%
Oct
Sept
% Mar
1% Sept
9
Montgomery Ward a.¬
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow._*
National Candy Co
Oct
200
"31% "31"%
'.._*
common
$6 preferred
Mar
116%
6%
Jan
400
H
National Breweries com..*
Aug
50
6%
5%
28
$2.80 series pref.......*
Phila Elec Pow
53
KlelnertG b) Rubber
*
6cf pref.. 100
100
7
7
5%
28%
-.1
Monarch Machine Tool..*
Jan
Jan
93%
pfb.100
5% prefeired d.....100
Kingston Products
1
Kir by Petroleum
.1
Klrkl'd Lake g m Co Ltd 1
For footnotes see
$5 series pref
Jan
93
July
3%
Apr
*19 £
12%
6%
Feb
50c
Penn Salt Mfg Co
97%
Klmlwriy-Clnrk 6% pf.100
Locke Steel
12%
"*6%
Penn Pr & Lt $7 pref...*
Missouri Pub Serv com..*
Jan
Jan
2%
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec—
Aug
55%
Nov
44%
88% May
Oct
101%
Kennedy's Inc..
5
ken-Rad Tube <fc Lamp a *
'
%
Jan
Mlsslppi River Power—
;
Mar
67%
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
Feb r"i6'0 Sept
Nov V-3Z/ Oct
xl3%
2%
7u
Minnesota Mln <v Mfg...*
4
18%
Jan
Jan
8
Mining Corp of Canada..*
Jan
104%
18,100
25
Fuel
78% May
3H Juiy
14% May
13% Sept
34%
Jan
31% Jan
108%
Feb
87% Mar
3
Pcnn Traffic Co
2%
Pennroad Corp com
1
Penn Cent Airlines com..l
Nov
Feb
Muskogee Co common...*
Aug
-
200
5%
5%
5%
Peninsular Telephone com*
July
42%
1%
700
Mid-West Refineries..
135/
7
1,000
10
Nat Mfg & Stores com..
Lakey Foundry a
100
Co:........io
Parker Pen
Jan
Apr
Nov
40
350
Mar
Aug
3
1
67%
Parkcrsburg Rig & ReeL.l
Mar
18
Nov
50
42%
50
National p & l$6 pref..
Lamson Corp of Del
8
Apr
25
15%
126
126
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
*
Muskegon Piston Ring.2%
k
mi.es
85%
85%
Paramount Motors Corp.l
Pcnn-Mex
Jan
A
Jan
1%
•
87
7% preferred...
100
Publishing Co. 10
Julian <fe KoKcnge com..*
Lake Shore
July
Aug
4
Jan
July
6%
Jan
12% Nov
30% May
28% May
101% May
*
July
6% preferred-—:.->,100
—...l
Lackawanna rr (n
Pagc-Hersey Tubes
4%
7A
Feb
14
»u May
Johnson
Kresge
3%
Mid-West Abrasive
«.
Koppers Co
200
7% pref.. 100
Mar
1%
7%
Feb
Jan
14
Nov
400
14%
%.
A
Jeanr.ette cucs Co.*
Jersey Central Pow & Lt—
5%% preferred'....10(1
6% preferred...
100
Knott
1,600
Public Service...*
8
_—*
New common
<i«b
Klein (d Emtl) co
Pacific
Apr
Apr
82 non cum dlv shares.*
Mountain
10% May
Investors
Kings co Lt«7^c
%
Montana Dakota Utll... 10
3,600
loo
Interstate Power $7
Kansas g&e
1U6%
PacificP& L
Jan
Feb
*
Mar
a
5A
Interstate Hosiery Mills.
a
Pacific Lighting S5 pref..*
Jan
H
6%
100
32%
29%
106% 107
32%
29%
2%
A
Monogram Pictures com.l
Monroe Loan Soc a.
1
12%
5%
he
\ltamln...l
(fl) Co
6% 1st pf.25
5%% 1st preferred...25
Apr
112
Nov
12%
31%
29%
12%
Pacific G & E
5
A
Jan
6
1% May
Pacific Can Co common..*
Jan
100
3%
Jan
54
116%
Aug
Nov
400
4
Nov
July
1%
2%
40
3%
11% Sept
11% Sept
5% Sept
11%
5%
Interstate Home e<iulp..l
Jacobs
103%
8
21%
July
6
t"
Apr
July
5%
$1.40 preferred A
Jan
International
International
1
Patchogue-PlymouthMUls*
Molybdenum Corp
Internat Safety
51.75 preferred
Omar Inc
Feb
Jan
Jun
May
Apr
Mock Jud Voehringer—
1%
48
5
......
Oct
118%
110%
July
800
Minnesota p & l 7% Pf 100
Hydro Elec—
Pref $3.50 series.....50
Internat
H
Aug
115
Oct
107%
*
% May
4% Apr
Jan
Internat
50
29%
Aug
Aug
105
Midwest Piping & Sup...*
r
V tc common..
30
Midwest Oil Co...
Jan
50
Oliver Utd Filters B
Midland Steel Products-—
Aug
Sept
Sept
50%
Apr
% May
300
115
Jan
17%
4%
Aug
100
200
115%
115
115%
6
200
8
18%
50%
prior pref...*
conv
Pantcpec Oil of Venezuela—
American shares
1
Mid vale Co..
A
S5%
Midland Oil Corp—
5
2%
1
Class b
S3 preferred......... 50
%
1%
1,800
A
Middle West Corp com..5
Oil—
Non-voting class a...1
July
Sept
8
18%
Oklahoma Nat Gas com. 15
5A
22
106
106
Middle States Petroleum—
Sept
13%
6% pf-100
7% preferred.;..... 100
Indian Ter ilium
Jan
7%
78
500
%
5%
v
.10
...
32 conv preferred
114 %
Oilstocks Ltd common...5
3% Sept
23%
Apr
110%
Jan
July
Feb
Mar
'200
Micromatic Hone Corp_.l
Preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light
5%% preferred..... 100
*150
900
2%
%
5%
*
May
Sept
9%
2% Apr
16%
Oct
106% Nov
50
109%
Jan
60
111% Sept
zll3% Mar
"""50 105% June
SI.30 1st preferred....*
Michigan Sugar Co.
Apr
200
3%
Jan
July
148
Mar
Nov
Sept
3%
100
105%
105
*
ClassB vtc
May
300
15
Class a v t...i
7%
Indiana Pipe U.ie
Partic preferred..
Michigan Steel Tubei-2.50
7%
Jan
v
125
113
10%
i
Apr
15%
3%
300
31
Michigan Bumper Corp__l
9%
5%
5%
%
Jan
Feb
7%
4
900
26%
2%
Jan
May
6
Mar
30
Nov
100
115
2%
Jan
May
4%
21%
3%
113
115
6% preferred. 100
4%% pref.100
7% 1st pref...100
6% 1st preferred....100
June
%
Aug
7%
14
9%
1,900
3%
17%
17%
106% 106%
17%
Ohio Power
59%
Apr
1
5%
124%
2%
7%
2%
4
Ohio PS
10
-.1
13%
35
Jan
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
Jan
%
Metropolitan Edison—
36 preferred
Jan
3%
Mar
2%
5%
4,700
m
Apr
9%
Imperial Chemical IndusAm dep rets regis...£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coup..*
Registered.... -..... .*
Oct
2%
100
4%
6%% a preferred... 100
%
Ohio Edison 36 pref.....*
....
Messabl Iron Co
700
Nov
1,300
3
3
Ohio Brass Co cl B com..*
300
Metal Textile Corp....25c
A
Ogdcn Corp com
1%
21%
Merritt Chapman & Scott *
:
:
Jan
10
Overseas Securities......!
Sept
A
Oct
Feb
5
Feb
i'i«
1%
18%
is %
119
Apr
Oct
2%
Apr
1% May
600
Participating preferred *
400
is %
18 %
Hygrade Sylvauia new...*
Apr
7%
0
Apr
8
132
com..*
Stores
a Sept
"ik "i'k "166
Hydro-Electric Securities 5
Hygrade Food Prod
5
110
16%
14
15%
Corp....*
7i«
55%
Merchants & Mfg cl a..1
*
10 %
1%
132
Mead Johnson & Co
*
Memphis Nat Gas com..5
Aug
100
2%
Jan
Feb
7%
Dredging...*
8
A
1%
1%
McCord Rad & Mfg b._.*
Apr
Oct
4
Apr
2%
200
*
13
Nov
Fob
A
Novadel-Agene
'"26%"*" Jan
May McEwen Kaiser co—
5
lstpref
Jan
300
•
Ohio Oil
Massey Harris common..*
6
v tcfor
4%
Mass Util Assoc v t c.-.l
10ft
Hussmann
May
2,600
10
3
Jan
5
110
3%
9%
%
Jan
Jan
20
112% 112%
3
Jan
101% June
3%
Northern Sts Pow cl A..25
be May
3%
52%
••,,/'
Feb
60
103
103
Northern Pipe Line.....10
9%
Corp
*
Shovel...*
Oil
Steam
200
'/.,v
'
June
2%
Communication.Co Ltd.
5%
-
Jan
Sept
Aug
•
6
i
July
Sept
Aug
55
Mar
24
*
5%
\
Mar
Marconi Intl Marine
■f. 2%
Aug
1Ji»
3%
A Sept
3,100
1%
6
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp 5
A
Manlschewltz (The b) Co *
13
117%
Oct
24% June
111
5% preferred.100
(Harvey) Inc—5
Hubbell
$5 conv preferred
v.
33%
Jan
Apr
k..
7% preferred....... 100
%
1
Mangel Stores
9 % Sept
17% Aug
Nov
11%
19%
17%
50%
A
19%
NorlndPubScr6% pf.100
Manatl Sugar opt warr...
23%
23%
53%
Jan
June
100
Nor Central Texas Oil...5
Sept
13
Hormel (Ceo a)
6% prior preferred...50
24
Aug
18
Class B common......*
Jan
Aug
No Am Utility Securities
Mapes Consoi Mfg Co...*
7%
200
8
15%
Inc-......\..-*
Horder's
Horn
7%
15
15
hc-lopliane Co common..*
Feb
High
Low
Shares
North Amer Rayon cl A..*
27%
25%
Mar
18
250
Price
Par
M
Feb
Feb
65
Week
Feb
21%
20
for
of Prices
Low
High
1%
25
19%
Week's Range
Sole
Aug
1%
5
common
Range Since Jan. 1. 1941
Last
High
Low
Shares
7% 1st pref...100
7% 1st pf v t c.100
Lynch Corp
'
>
Price
Jan
Oct
10
125
16%
Week
Sept
Mar
3%
200
11%
86*"
& Co class a... 10
Conv
Jan
11
24
50
Conv
i
Aug
Apr
Oct
7%
22%
50
5
5
.
Hoyden Chemical...... 10
Hoe (r)
Feb
4%
200
24
.....
Henry Holt & Co par a..*
Hewitt Rubber common. .5
Sept
32% Sept
9% June
200
22%
Heller Co common
•
for
of Prices
Low
High
LudwlgBaumanA Co com*
4A
Mar
8%
Helena Rube;iStein. ___..*
Week's Range
Sale
Par
Sales
Friday
Last
High
Low
s.
20
Dreferred—50
conv
High
Low
Price
<i Par
■vHearn Dept Stcres
Week
STOCKS
(Continued)
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
stocks
(Continued)
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
i of Prices
Sale
;
Sales
'
Week's Rang<
last
;
Friday
Salee
Friday
%
Jan
Nov
Jan
Mar ,,59% June
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
990
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
Week's Rattyr
(Continued)
Sale
»f Prices
Low
Higi
Par
Fifth
Russeks
Price
~~4%
Ave;,—2%
Low
Shares
530
214 June
4%
Sept
Week's Itant/e
100
3
Apr
6%
Sept
!
24
400
2%
Feb
2%
.900
%
Mar
1%
July
,';i
80c conv preferred
Class A S2 eonv
2"
"*2%
Salt Dome Oil Co
Mills
""23""
*
...
23
...5
Savoy Oil Co
%
25
4,000
2
Oct
%
1,400
%.
:
•
ht
24
Jan
Nov
Jan
3%
-.
■
9
Sept
Jan
114
......
Jan
13%
Apr
Mar
Feb
115%
22
Scullla Steel Co com
.'
68
-: 50
9%
1.
Warrants..
9%
200
%
4
2,000
4
115
Nov
Apr
0;t
03%
9
%
general—1
Seeman Br^s Inc.:....
:
m'm'm
7lfl
Sti.e 11,.g Rubber com.
5
Selby Slice Co.------/.St Doted
f""hs ""%
6
Jan
14
9%
9%
|
j
900
J
9%
.
50
2%
3I«
4
3m
Convertible stock..5
1%
1 %
43%
14
950
43%
44%
450
Apr
41
i
Allotment certificates
44
44%
200
42
-
■
24,400
Sept
Oct
6%
%
Nov
1%
Nov
3
July
Feb
50
Investment com_
United Chemicals
Jan
50
Mar
""ht
Seton Leather common..
Jan
4
5%
5%
Nov
Jan
100
2%
1,700
65
67%
112%
50
109
%'
%
;
Feb
Feb
6% Sept
A pr
Nov
7
.;
1
'
Jan
$3 co-.v
*
....
efer.ed——
p
2^2'
—
9%
.....
20
.....
Simplicity Pa .tern coin..l
Mnpsou's Ltu B stocks.
Singer Mfg Co
100
145
""606
"2%
......
Un
United Corp
2'4
l3J
Option warrants
%
f
Common class B..
$6 1st preferred
*
500
$3 partic preferred
,.*
Am dep rets ord
United NJRR& Canal 100
United Profit Sharing.25c
10% preferred..
10
U. lted Shoe Macli com.25
Preferred
4%
55
Specialties com._l
23%
Jan
Apr
24
Aug
159%' Sept
2% Sept
104
Jan
30%
Jan
38
30 %
30%
400
21)
29
29
100
7%
4%
Feb
29
4 4
pref
U S Plywood-
conv
Clots B
5%
Feb
Sept
%
165
Jan
Inc
"io%
in
114
Jan
11%
Sept
Feo
3%
Oct
H
14
July
1%
Mar
July
Class B
Way
1%
Apr
2%
Sept
3,100
Hi"
*ir Apr
Aug
12
Oct
14%
Jan
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
125
Hi
107%
Jan
1,400
3a:
J32
OCt
sar
100
25
100
W eatworth
Oct
li«
Jan
15%
m
6i«
2
15%
2
4
100
;
15%
1%
Oct
200
Jan
4
30
Oct
'
500
44
Western
7%
common
6%
614
%
614
%
""200
14
1
% '
16%
34
4%
93
105
Sept
■
1
%
Oct
5%
Feb
9%
2.900
29%
VVeyenberg Shoe Mfg
May
k V Hi July
27%
Jan
2% Aug
Jan
27%
July
17%
1 %
Jan
.1971
62%
Sept
Aug
%
14)4
i'soo
1%
%
Apr
%
1.000
% May
25
13% May
4%
20.600
»3i«
48
Jan
Oct
Wilson
Products
%
1%
Wilson-Jones Co...;.
.1954
10
8%
.8%
%%
1,2(10
May
%
Feb
'
Sept
Apr
14
11
Fen
May
Apr
Jan
1 %
Jan
Mar
Mar
Apr
Apr
3,200
.
CL;
UK
—
14
Allied Stocks.. *
49
"VA
Tobacco Sec Tr Co Ltd—
.2-
100
16
54:.
Tishman Realty <fc Gonstr*
Exports..*
;
":2% '~2Vs
16
100
2% June
10
8
Apr
103% June
24 May
14% May
514
400
5%
Nov
100
%
Oct
49
10
314
300
43
88%
.2030
96
os......
.1952
.1953
Shipyards Corp.—*
T.,ledo Edison 6% pref 10c
"92
1 09
.1954
92
93
110%
Tonopah-Belmont Dev. 100
III"
Toaopah Mi dng of Nev.I
I
Co... 10
— —
4
4%
Banks 6s-5» stamped..
—
8%' Jan
1% July
1% July
5% July
"is July
18%
.1954
20
Mar
6J-<
100
r
.1953
General Public Utilities 6%s A.
.1966
6
3
Apr
Oct
6%
Sept
8%
.
15
15
2%
2%
4%
3%
...3%
Sept
Sept
Jan
4%
.
Jan
11
Sept
114% Mar
3%
Apr
19%
Jan
8%
Jan
% June
53
Jan
1%
15
Apr
1%
Mar
ii.—-1,600
17
§ ♦Guardian investors 5s—...
.1948
Aug
22
21 '■
5^
7>
14%
...
6
Jan
7
Oct
64
Jan
100
<4%
9%
Sept
3
Mar
1'
2
s,
:
:
Mar ■:
Jan
8%
Idaho Power 3 %s
111 Pr A Lt 1st 6s
Oct
Feb
-7
13 '•
Jan
114;'
Mar
44
100
4%.
Nov
4%
100
4%
4%.
Apr
4
6,000
>03%
1.000
101%
101 % 101 %
85
85%
6?
6?
85
.
62
6,000
7,000
102% 103%
98% 102
98% 103%
72
•
65
99% 102%
88%
Apr
2%
2%
"2,16,9
2%
New York Curb
Exchange
2%
-
Pridag
Week's Range
Sale
Y. of Prices
-
"23%
28,000
18%
80%
21,000
75%
17%
87
87% 88
109
112
86%
*
63
—1935
03
106
63
63
141
23%
23
.88%
89%
107% 110
103% 106%
"2,00"6
58%
64
17%
43XGO
15
45%
29%
43
24
19
m
14%
18%
109% 111%
»*
111 % 111%
14
...1949
.
81
*—..1949
'mo
8? %
117
Jan
5%
*70%
Jan
5%
July
5%
Jan
82%
80%
4%
.
.
.
........1967
A—J
107
106
.
2,000
108% 110
...1953
ser
105%
107% 111
106% 108
10 1% ;o/%
106
106%
25,000
10,0(0
105
01% 105%
36,000
4,000
104% 107
98% 103
iO J
% j02 %
103
103
3,000
108
100% 101%
Jan
Indiana Service 5s....
1st Hen A ref 5s...
.1950
2...
.1963
.1952
Indianapi.lis Pow A Lt 3%s..
.1955
-
112
11%
72%
71%
84
92%
109%
11
12%
"n"%"ri%
17,(CO
21
9%
11%
25%
8
.195/
ill
.195*
4
84%
75
105
33X00
"13 %
12
10
15%
24
10
15
66%
80%
24%
43%
Rangt
Since
19,000
78%
90% 9 2%
1 09
109%
.1952
.195/
...
for
78%
91%
11,000
79%
78%
.1955
♦7s (July 1941 coupon)..
Bonds
78%
1970
6 %s (Dec I 1941 coupon).
*7h series E.
v.'—.
♦7s (Aug 1941 coupon)...
♦7s series F—
Week
High
70%
82%
Jan
6%
Nov
180%
1st A ref 5 %S ser B — J- ——-1954
1st A ref 5sser C —........1956
Interstate Power 5s
$
■tan
,
—
.1957
....
.1952
2...
.1958
♦fsarco Hydro Elec 7s.—i...
♦I tallan Superpower 6s.......
Row
88
Sfdeb5%s—
......May 1957
IndianaHydro Elec 5s...2........1958
•
Jan
Sales
Last
Price
M7%
86%
—*
.
♦Indianapolis Gas 5s A......
.1952
Debenture 6s...
I
Iowa Pow A Lt 4%s
108%
15%
.1963
78
79%
41%
78 k
42%
108% 103%
15%
115%
15%
16%
1
"
lojX'CO
13X00
7.C0 0
4XC0
106% 108%
12% 26
14
35%
Alabama Power Co—
i
1st 5s
—
1946
-106%
.1956
-.-.2 ——1968
106% 106%
2,000
105% 108
104% 104%
t103
104
104
104%
104%
102%
102% 102%
>..1951
2,000
103% 106%
s'ooo
103
102% 105%
'
Jacksonville Gas—
105%
101% 103%
5s stamped
7,000
j.
.1942
Jersey Gent Pow A Lt 3%s.
4%s—..—1967
.1965
52%
108%
52
53
108% 108%
14,000
36,000
42
56
105% 109%
American Gas & Elec Co—
2%8»f debs.. ——
—
1950
3%ss f debs.....
—.1060
3%s s f deb9—..—....2—a... 1970
Am Pow & Lt deb Cs
.1
—
..
—
—
—
Registered...
.1
♦Conv deb 4 %s —. 1
2
♦Oouv deb 5s...
♦Debe iture 5s
—1.
t'J4(*
Oct
1
Jan
Assoe T & T deb 5%s
Jan
4%
%
8%
Oct
Mar
Nov
Jan
10%
Aug
Atlanta Gas Light 4 %s..
Atlantic City Elee 3%s
Avery & Sons (B F)—
5s with warrants.—
48 %
Aug
5s without warrants.
37,000
105%
55%
1129% 131
104% 105%
54%
57%
"j'LOOO
'81
-
14%
14%
14%
14%.
•14 %
81
91,000
3,000
43
15%
2,000
12%
14%
2,000
14%
12%
107%
18%
14%
19%:
19%
19%
19 ■
69
108%
110
104%
15%
46,000
15%
15%
41,000
12%
43,000
■<124
14%
""64%
107%
—
—1964
15%
6,000
61-2
64%
30,00u
107% 107%
1,000
109% 109%
4,000
V
..
12%
60%
106
Lake Superior Dist Pow 3%s.
♦Leonard Tletz 7%s..
Long Island Ltg 6s——
—
110
106
1125% 128
123
128%
till % 112%
111
112%
-1947
1101% 106
100
1947
JIOIX 106
100.
.102
—
1966
109%
...1945
Louisiana Pow A Lt 6s.
...1957
108% 108%
1,COO
106% 109%
17% 40
103% 103%
.03% i03%
108%
1!H6
...
——
5J
66
102% 106%
107
109%,
3,000
M
Mansfcld Min A Smelt—
•
♦7smtge
s
t_
—
—
McCcrd Radiator A Mfg—
;
—
t107
.2022
.1969
59%
14%
1965
.1966
...
.....
3%s.;.2i
104% 108%
14%
..1977
—
Kansas Gus A Elec 6s
Kansas Pow A Lt
131
128
68,000
14
14%
Kansas Elec Power 3 %s
100% 109%
78% 83%
106
109%
I960 -14%
.».I955
A..2
—
108% 109%
K
109%
1968
—
.....
%
100
106% 110%
100% 109%
105% 107%
i65%
1953
.;.
—
103%
1,000
1,000
107
1956
Jan
—
1,000
107% 107%
Amer Writ! ig Paper 6s...l
—1061
Appalachian Elec Pow 3%s
1970
Appalac Power deb 6s.202 ■
Arka ,s;is Pr & Lt 5s..2
106%
105-% 105%
109%
2016
Jan
32%
8,000
10?
July
Mar
44
104% June
Apr
May
.1945
I,——.fvi—1966
Hygrade Food 6s A...... j
6s series B-.
2.—..
5%
44
4%
114
Jan
41% 48
104% 107%
102% 106%
Feb
200
■
100
108%
5
89%
5,000
July
Oct
1
Sept
Jan
10%
Jan
100
101%
75
♦Hungarian Ital Bk 7%s.;....... 1963
Get
85%
Feb
;
15% June
t—S^'2; •2 1
Oct
500
100
47,0(0
10?
18
Houston Lt A Pr 3 %s
58%
■.
5%
7%
Apr
74
100% 100 %
88% 89%
3,000
88%
102
A St Ry
Sept
10%
105%
64
14,(iOO
68,000
44
H
♦Hamburg Electric 7s—... j
♦Hamburg El Underground
Jan
7
13
110
6
106%
101% 104%
Feb
July
-
50
§ Associ ated Gas & El Co—
♦Conv deb 4 %s..—
2—1948
Jan
45
110%
2,000
Jan
2H
■34
Jan
3%
f"io
Sept
7i«
44
108
109%
44
.1958
June
95% June 102 1
2% Feb v. 5
3% May
5%
700
85
%
Jan
•••
106
.1963
Guantanamo A West 6s...
Jan
25
96%
106
102% 102%
.1950
.
Green Mountain Power 3%s...
Grocery Store Prod 6s....
Jan
Oct
,
%
%
'
Aug
100
4% ;
1
1965
.1950
§ International Power Sec—
♦6%s series C
IXOO
250
Nov
600
.
17
dep rets.......5s
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..*
»i«
*35%
j
85
July
2%
%
7%
34
991.
0%
90%
78%
102%
.1953
...
Grand Trunk West 4s.—.;
Gr Nor Pow 5s stpd....
Jan
6%
Apr
%
12
xcr---
%
714
"m
Feb
4%
-
100
2%
2.%
.
4%
Associated Elec 4 %s
5i«
1943
.1978
♦Gesfruel 6s2..... ..2'y'.
Sept
9
-■
Aug V 93
84
200
1,000
Amer
1,200
■
212; 2
%
2
com
44
4%
;
"4
14
Jan
Aug
86
li9% 126
104
104% 101%
.1948
Aug
8
100
:2
2% Nov
46% Sept
Oct
38%
8%
132,000
•
6%
Sept
82
103%
104 %
.1944
.1969
(Jencral Public Service 5s.;
11%
July
12
43,000
89
1105% 106
.1966
Gatineau Power 3%s A..
4%
Sept
14%
10%
88%
•
.1961
.
Jan
4,100
Petroleum..... 1
♦Coov deb 5%s
Hi
Inc..........—..*
page
22.
98%
69%
101
Fl'Tand Resiflential Mtge
Gary Electric & Gas—
1, 5sex-warrstamped.......
10
4%
100
warrants.
Tubize Chatillon Corp....
Class A
1
90
—
100
89%
53%
11X00
96
96%
1125% 126
i
Florida Power Co 4s series C.
Jan
8%
Mar
Www-'-
%
83,000
in
.1967
.1956
Nov
9%
3%
Am dep rets def reg t>.s._
Todd
Nov
.14
314
106
122% 128%
166% 69
102% 103
103"
.1956
I
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—•
Wolverine Tube
1st & ref
19
97
1944
.1955
105
Feb
11
*
Sept
5%
300
1125% 128
96% 97%
.1958
Jan
4%
7% June
Wisconsin P & L 7% pf 400
Wolverine Portl Cement 10
Sept
9%
2%
19%
101
Sept.
22
Jan
85%
Inc....l
10%
37%
2%
107% 111%
105% 111
1,000
Erie Lighting 5'i—S
Jan
'
.820
Williams Oil-O-Mat Ht..*
41
.22%
9,000
2,00(1
♦Ercoie Marllli Elec Mfg—
:
6 %sseries A.....—'—.
Aug
Jan
"
49
.200
BONDS
2%
109% 109%
105%. 105%
Jan
•v
Jan
10
"l314
113%
98% 104%
127% 131%
July
Jan
83%
Mar
..
16%
£
1
Feb
11
132
88%
Oct
3
8
Wichita River Oil Corp. 10
Williams (R C) & Co....*
Woodley
'""200
.
4s...„
Sept
""400
105.
_
July
9 %
13% July
5% Aug
2%
'"%
20,000
1130
til 2
—
Empire District El
Jan
14%
""l"6o
Westmoreland Coal
20
Westmoreland Inc..——10
Jan
1
104%
Electric Power & Light 5s..
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s—
Oct
Jan
-
50
'
Apr
5%
97
104% J04%
96%
Oct
1%
Jan
5% : Jan
7%
Common......;......*
Jan
May
800
I
pref. 100
Tnew Shcvel Co com....5
Tilo Roofi g lac
.1
see
2%
1%
1st & ref 5s.
For footnotes
v
-Apr
50
66
Maryland Ry—
2%
38%
7
90%
99%
99%
97
97
Eastern Gas A Fuel
Sept
44
1st & ref 5s.
Trunz
:
27
.
66
1st preferred... .100
10%
200
88
96%
1949
Cudaky Packiag 3%s
Oct
.%
:
lio June
1,400
"24 "24
Mfg.—. ..1.25
Jan
3i«
•r
Jan
7%
L000
111% June
May
19
63.0C0
28.0C0
90%
93
Mar
%
15%
4,300
"""% """%
Western Air Lines Inc..I
Western Grocer com...20
25
13%
Corp com...... 1
Tamiia Electric Co coin..*
Corp
k 4%
Jan
Feb
13%
2%
66
itti g Mills...5
Weill gton Oil Co....... 1
-S>f tv-
in
Taggart
Lux
Nov
91%
90%
79
Jan
2%
;
'""OOO
27
1st & ref os
Trans
Jan
2%
80%
80
9.000
83%
.1976
Consolidated Gas (Bait
City)Gen mtge 4 %s._
Continental Gas & Elec 6s....
Nov
Nov
'23
West Texas Util $6 pref...
West Va Coal & Coke....5
eommon.
Tri-Canti ieatal
7%
29%
1%
38,000
53.CC 0
90%
Federal Water Service 5 %s.
1%
MM
"«")%
e K
Jan
Swan Fl.ich Oi! Corp... 15
Traiswtstern Oil
27%. Ang
4X00
97
22.
49
86% 100%
91 %
1952
.w-
31
100%
88%
89
-
88%
.
12
93
37%
90% 101%
100%
91
73% 88
69% 88
105% 107%
12%
30%
.1969
■
Jan
s16
1
July
Port Cement—
7% preferred
,Consul Gas El Lt & Pr (Balt)3%s series N
1st ref mtge 3s series P
1st ref mtge 2 %s series Q..
Jan
*
1 g Co
5%
I
Prod
%
61%
Jan
516
Waitt & Bond class A.—*
Walaer Mi
17%
"mi "ml
198%.
31,000
46%
99%
87%
—1957
Glen Alden Coal 4s
Feb
5%% co iV pref.
.50
Superior Oil Co (Calif)..25
Tobacco
Feb
June
3
extended.......-'3
preferred... —..100
Mar
I
Sunray Oil..
Tobacco
June
49
c
Z4
*
Mnxil-ery
7%
8%
7% Jun<
-
Waco Aircraft Co——...!
12%
Lo
1
com
La id
July
17.5
Western Tablet & Station'y
.1
Sun Ray Drug Co..
L
July
6%
15% 206,f(0
1,000
1100
•01'
66 ,COO
100
45%
88%
...1951
General Wat Wks A Elec 5s.
300
f
15
1C0
88
—
_
25,000
1,000
87
00%
—
•...
30,000
86%
1969
Georgia Power & Light 5s.....
1,000
■J,.
SpT.g2.-51
—
Jan
1
154
"46%
Apr
34
(Hugo) Corp.....5
Strooek (S) Co.........
&
L,5%s
85%
86%
.1958
—
.
13%
*
W
Jan
6
Jan
154
tnes
Texas P
—
—
Connecticut Lt & Pr 7s A
Feb
314
1414
of"
*
Sterll ig Al unl ium Prod. I
Texon Oil &
—-
Community Pr & Lt 5s..;...
3,900
1%
1%
1
"""500
6% 1st preferred.....50
5% 2d preferred—20
Technicolor Inc
»....
IX»be iture 5-«-.
Mar
May
%
...1950
—
Sept,
Aug
7%
4
Stein (A) A Co common..*
Class B
_
5%
Feb
-
4%
600
7% pref.lOf,
H
Sterchl Bros Stares......*
Superior
Jan
Vogt Manufacturing.
Vultee Aircraft Co
Apr
May
%
600
Starrett (The) Corp v t c.l
Steel Co of Canada.
Sullivan
Jan
7%
5
Co.. 1
Standard Tube cl B—2— 1
Sti
—
♦General Rayon 6s A.——....
Feb
Oct
4%
-
1966
—
47
14
1
com
Va Pub Serv
25%
6%
70
Standard Silver Lead.... 1
(J B) Co
2%
>
105
V
Feb
900
'
ste.sou
.....
63%
Sept
158
103
102% 106
106% 106%
14%
15%
...1053
...
5%s...
Jan
3%
v—-._.-.*
Valspar Corp
V t
.500
15%
Florida Power & Light 5s
Jan
1
2%
3%
14 %
10
—
Inc.L
.300
1,200
pref
Equities com.. 10c
$5.50 priority stock... 1
3
9
foil %
1948
Cuban Tobacco 5i—
Utility
Mar
5%
14
9
Standard Power & Light. 1
Common class B
.*
Brewers
»i6
7%
7
Universal Pictures com.J
July
20
i
21964
—
6sscriesB.i.
C'.nv deb 5s....
Wagner Baking—
1,
preferred:*20Standard Oil (Ky)——.10
Standard Oil (Onio)—•
c% preferred.......100
Sterling
...1942
—
■
-
Sterll.ig
*
57%
57%
7
Universal Corp v t c
1
Universal Insurance—_..8
Hi
coat*
Steel
f
■
Api
43
U S Stores common—. .50c
64
Sta idard Dredgl a? Corp—
Standard
Aug
214
-
May
.
49%
'""260
%
57%
^—.*
i6s
29%
149%" July
Co...*
Products
-.1955
Cities Service 5s
"
......25
Preferred
9%
4%
$5 1st pref with warr_—*
U 8. LI
46%
31%
May
May
28
May
% Sept
10
preferred.
Staud.'.rd
4%
.
70
8%
$4 conv preferred
f
Venezuelan Petroleum...1
Standard Cap & Seal coin 1
a
50
1,150
1
United Wall Paper.
2
Universal Cooler class A.*
Apr
Stahl-Meyer inc
Com mo
2
Mar
Sept
Sept
80
Mai
5
...
U S and Int'l Securities..*
Jan
Sept
Aug
40
Soutnland Royalty Co...5
Spuklnig (A ..) <fc Bros—1
1st preferred..
Spencer shoe Corp...
*
$1.60
.
United Stores common_50c
3%
2%
43%
Southern Union Gas..
C'ouv
4%
66
44
44
53
44^
25
Jan
13
Aug
Oct
43%
Scuth Near E .gl Tel...100
Brewing
...1952
27%
Oct
400
-2Q0
June
43 H
30
Southern Phosphate Co. 10
Standard
Cincinnati St Ry 5 %s A
Cities Service P &
2%
Southern Calif Edison—
—
Jun
85%
...1927
29%
Apr
,
1%-
—..
2%
35%
130
Prcferred A
§ ♦Chicago Rys 5s ctf.s
Debenture 6s.
reg.
U S Rubber Reclaiming..*
24
I
100
Jan
7i8
,
31,000
104% 105
1103% 105
Jan
Feb
Oct
23
25
Soutliern Culo Pow cl A.25
6%s
Ce ntral States P & L 5%s—.
-.1954
Nov
7ie
July
37%
-.1953
Ce itral States Elec 5s.......
.
Feb
United Molasses Co—
Aug
6%
June
36 4
-
Canada Northern Power 5s...
86%
June
70
84
115%
1
900
Southern Pipe iTue.
19%
100
2%
25
105
..1954
Jan
Oct
22
700
Jan
com__l
Pipe Line. 10
103%
-1970
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s......
Central 111 El & Gas 3%s
123
Get
•%
-
2,800
1%
Feb
Boss Mfg common.....—1
7% preferred.:.
26%
29%
Apr
Apr
500
200
pref series C...25
24%
25%
14
4
ll16
2'4
5. a%
%
101% 103%
3io
Mar
80
149
5.CC0
1968
—
Sept
July
'
106% 114
5,000
..1998
Jan
Ai g
Jan
..
"is
Feb
20
29%
14
ulfl
2'4
Peon 011...-.....25
8%
ht
2,0(0
156% 157
102% 103%
..I960
Jan
*i«
Jan
r-
9,400
1
2%
200
2%
I
Soiotor.e Corp———. 1'
5% origi u.l preferred.25
6% preferred B—...25
8614
20
6%
2%
%
::
105% 113
...
Broad Itlver Power 5s
Oct
109% 127%
10.0C0
Aug
Apr
Nov
Milk Products.—*
Smith (H) Paper Mills...*
Coast Corp
"
M
Si.50 conv pref
14 June
101
...1
14
60%
'
35,000
112% 113
114
114
—.
Blrral lgtiam Elec 4%s.;
Beston Edison 2%s. —
110%" Sept
7%
106%
5,300
U S Radiator corn
Feb
102% June
1,100
2%
5s series C..—...
Bethlehem Steel 6s...
111% 113
..1957
'
£
*
United
1
,
...
Jan
,
86
com A..*
Utah Pow & Lt S7 pref..3
Utah Radio Products....!
South
■
7% preferred....... 100
i
Since
Jan.
-.1950
.
1st 5sseries B..
Apr
332
1,000
Converti ble> 6s
Bell Telephor.o of Canada—
Jan
Nov
9
Apr
lb" 700
^
120% 121%
■i«
Universal Products Co...-*
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
5
Southwest Pa
1,700
r"*M "
121%
United Gas & Elec Co—
;
Range
S
B
3%
Aug
% June
.
...
—6
South
16 TOO
9
Warrants...
7% pf 100
—
%
%
United Elastflc Corp.
United Gas /Carp com... 1
1st $7 preff non-votl ;g._*
Skln..er Organ..
Solar Aircraft Co
7% June
60%
Cigar-Wliglati Sts.. 10c
Sioux City G A E
Solar Mfg Co
-7% May
2%
Aug
200
Oct
Oct
1%
*139% 145" "I56"
Singer Mfg Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg.JEl
414
414
June
8%
—
8%
Jan
Jan
6%
Pub
an
3
$3 cum & pan pref...
j
1st $7
SI lex Co common
2% June
TOO
4%
11%
8% May
65
Apr
2,350
112
5% cum pref ser AAA100
Sherwin-Williams of Can.*
24
.iw..-.'
i
-WW-
65
316
14
4%
5%
24
Feb
"""ioo
310
2%
Sl.nmons-Boarde
400
,300
"8
"
14
Sbartloigan Wat <fc Pow.
com..25
3
4%
8
*
com
U S Graphite common
Shattuck Denn Ml.ii.ig—'
SherAl.i-Williams
Jan
;j... V-
U S Foil Co clots B
j-
7%
Mar
Selfridge Provlnci Sts Ltd.
Am dep rets ord reg.-.l
Sentry Safety Control.—1
Serilck Corp ela s B.....1
July
4%
L,
1
55.50 pi\or stock.....25
.
Aug
%
7% June -10%
t
...
-Get1
41'
-
4%
1
Mar
%
?
Jan
6%
Jau
7is June
2,400
5%
,
Industries Inc
Common
36.
j
Segal Lock & Hardwa e..l
.
10
United Aircraft Rrod
Jan
14%
Mar
'is
.,7%
500
Price
for
Week
of Price*
Low
Hi.f/1
Jan
Un Stk Yds of OmaJta..lOo
United
Pecu.ttles Corp
2%
214
United Lt & Pow
63%
Feb
f
Union
Jun
Spung
6,8
1%
1
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Union Gas of Canad
Jan
29%
17% May
100
Week's Rantn
Sale
(Continued)
2.
July
14
15
Mar
24
200
,
Broo •
Wa.cr Servi.e S6 pref
Jan
% May
25
25%
% June
Sept
28
Feb
4,000
9%
Scra.iton Lace common
Scraiton
10
113
Jan
12
%
25%
:
High
}•
Sept
July
%
Mar
22
100
4
9%
25 %
;
...
.-.26
Scraiton tie? $6 prof...
Mfg..
Feb
1% May
■
refer, ed
p
10
20
4
:
(D A) common..!
Conv
Scovill
July
1
70
•:
23
Schlff Co common....i,
Schulie
Low
U
'
Sax6on IE ite J Corp com. I
Sanf^rd
May
-j"!-
"
_-
"m
112% 113
2
2% :•
4
4
""24
1
I
3X00
73
5
5
-
7% preferred ——..100
Shares
High
Sales
Last
|
BONDS-
7%
7%
Unexcelled Mf? Co
Ltd..*
pref..50
St Regis Pa;er common.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941,
Week
!
2.
Udyllte Corp
*
Lawrence Corp
St
Friday
for
[ of Prices
Low
Apr
u16
Price
Tung-Sol Lamp Works... 1
44
tMll Li)
if
Hale
Par
High
H
2.',
tun
Last
(Concluded)
_—
4%
Hay ties corn.
&
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
Week
414
44
Ryan Consol Petrol..—.
Rycrson
!
2%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
f
i
1'iuiuy
.
—
1941
11
5XC0
H
25
83 %
3,(00
77
90
100% 100%
1,000
95% 100%
11.
.
f'
^
6s stamped.—2——1948
Me"gel Co conv 4%S——1947
83%
83
Number 4005
Volume 154.
-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
,
.
991'
»
NEW.YORK CURB EXCHANGE
BONDS ,^
i
(Continued)
MeT.ip-Mltan Ed 4s E..
.
4s series O........
— .r
108
108
1965
lift 5s...;.-.
57
6o
101%
El^ht 4%B-41967
.
:i05
N
Si.cco
10S% 108 %
ii&Z
l«'i,0. CO
3,000
103%
22,000
;103
-4197,8
.110
ill. *
120
..2022
ill 947
65
Ohio—
♦Ext 4Ms stamped
67
117
8,000
150
162
32,000
100
119%
e.cco
100% 100%
8X00
.11944
..2022
100% 100%
104
104%
25,000
Deb 6s series A.........
102%
30,000
101% 102%
102% 103%
9,000
102% 103%
99% 102
83% 101
98% 102
104
64%
11,090
98% 105
98% 102%
f 6s.
102
.>1950
1st ref 5sseries B..........
s
102
..1940
Va Pub Service 5%s A...
Deb
102%
JI00% 101%
..1916
>...—
90 M
21X00
,»1H
92%
36,000
105
107
1115
Southern Calif Gas- 3 % s> 1
,3a
-.
;T...
101
'77%
76%
79%
77%
7!)
59
78
2,000
79%
77%
8,000
77%
5,000
75
99%
14,000
1..1989
Gas'AJ21ectrlc--^..:
Standard
109% 113%
■'
j '
-,
Week's Range
for
Sole
of Prices
Low
High
TI'MA:
21,0(0
106
,21X00
105% 107%
107% 111%
107% 107%
3,00 0
103% 103%
1,000
85
85%
10,000
15,000
69
69%
83 %
83%
85%
24,000
69%
83%
83%
10,000
70
1957
84%
84%
85%
85%
.
84%
85%
10,000
1. -1957
70
19%
19%
19%
2,000
19%
20
20
40
40
Apr
11%
7%
Nov
27
22
Feb
22
52
Jan
97
May
73
10%
7%
♦Prov Banks 6s B..1951
♦6s seiics A
...1952
{6%
23
'8X00
75% -78%
Danish 5%S—_....1955
With declaration.....
Ext 5s.
56%
5
7
Jan
Oct
27
Jan
Oct
27
June
27
Jan
Nov
10
May
Certificates of deposit...,...1...
Electric Co—
Pacific pas &
.
Pacific
Pacific
j:oi
,..1979
lRt5s_.......,..-v-
107%
....1962
Penn Pub Serv 6s C
1
__
_
Wat & Pow 3%s
3%s_—~,.
Phila Elec Pow 5%s
—
♦5s statu ped iyl>■* ^
*115
102% 106
ixco
;'i
108
E.—jl956
95%
5,000
;4%sseri('sF„. — ...Y->*--,rf 1^1
..otrero Sugar 7s stamped—
.194*
?ower Corp (Ca ) 4%s B-—.,..>1959
i
82%
97%
1X00
27.)
27.
27
2,000
27
26 %
14
27 !
15%
7,000
15%
9,000
9%
Feb
30%
Feb
32% June
1,000
*20%
4,000
16
66%
96
100%
Mtge Bk cf Denmark 5* '72
♦Parana (State) 7S—1958
♦Rio de Janeiro 6%s..l959
44,000
.11952
05%
♦Mtge Bk of Chile 6s-1931
58'%
66%
♦5^8-.....
10%
27,000
7
2,000
114
♦(Jilted Industrial 6%s
.+1941
.11945
_.
'.♦lstoT.Bs.....:5.'r,,lY-.;
SPl>o*j3q~C. >
n
11%
115%
Under-the rule sale.
118%
101>4
10%
No par value
13
18
17 *
Debenture Cs
.
-...
-
30
1 'i-- -1
100%
400 "100%
59,000
.1974
100%
,100% 101
28,000
.1
.1952
7,000
105
,104%
>1959
(Del) 5%s...
1st lien.A.cons 5%s. J.
55.0)0
101% 102%
102%
M %
,
DH%
101%
101%
103
108%
93% 102%
"v t
Mar
27%
23 %
Apr
\T
Sept
15%
Nov
43%
June
43% June
Mar
20%
0)t
Mar
Y .%« May
15%
2%
»u June
3%
Sept
Oct
Oct
Oct,
6%
8%
15
14%
Jan
Ex-iuterest.
a
Oct
27
Odc-iot sate.
t
x Ex-divldend. v
No sales being transacted during current week.
Cash sale,
\
,
,
"conv," convertible; "M." mortgage; "n-v," non voting stoclf
'w I," when Issued; "w vr." with warrants; "x w,*
c," voting trust certificates:
without warrants.
v
Ahote—"cod," certificates of depostt; "cons." co nsoildsted;
Used
"cum." cumulative,
85
11%
traded flat.
| Reported In receivership.'
AObretlations
>1975
liebe.Rurey6%S-::..'Cjii..
..
UnLt A Rys
82 %
Bonds being
Oot
Sept
Sept
15%
Mar
22%
2,000
1% 117,000
1% 154,000
%
.1%
30%
14
♦
Aug
7
13
1
{ Friday's bid and asked price.
25
20
16
30
14
U nited'Light
:
13
Deferred delivery sale, t
a
Jan
8%
Feb
5%
9
13
1949
♦
.1950
20 %
"l"
...1921
—
♦Santiago 7s.—
4s.-..T.
—
7%
{45%
20%
♦Russian Govt 6%s..l919
115
.
'
1,000
With declaration
113?
"
8
i
♦issue of May 1927
♦issue cf Oct 1927
106% 109%
6X00
97
41956
100
50
69
,000
11%
118
~
109% 109%
97%
..1968
41949
108% 112%
iuco
1C0
99
.82%
16%
11%
108%
121%
i,
4thstpd,4......
Conv.fls
26%
;
10f>% 110%^
.3,000
.108 v108
1* 09
110::
.
.7
93% 100%
86%
98%
1X00
98,
95%
981-
H :
,
{8%
{15%
7s
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s. 1947
26%
107
20,000
1118% 119%
♦United El Service 7s........
U )lte<l Elec N J
1X00
95
■.
Jtuien'i
>
29%
12%
18
113%
ided—1950
Potomac Edison 5«
109
...1958
105% 107%
4,000
'
ttlliti
106% 110%
105
Portland Gas & C" ike ,CQ-r-<.,'„i
5s stamped exte
...
Leonard
llapTr5%s.—.
Twin City
106% 110%
8,C(0
105
.—^.1953
ii V
-I ^''40
♦Pomeranian Elec 6s
.>0022
41979
.>
Tietz (L)—see
ixco
113% 114
6%8—...>196,0
♦Piedmont Hydro El
>
109% liO
114
islt 6s... — _.—>1962
Phila Rapid Tra
109
109
196i
,1970
1.1.4—. 1.:
100% 109%
107% 109%
1.07% 107%
,1972
--
107% 108
Tide Water Power-5s
'£2-4'
1XC0
107
107
--------ID5J-
5s series 131.
Pe losylvama
106% 107
108
12
2,000
13%
107
.11056
6s series. A
104% 106%
107% 110
1.CC0
13
..1953
v 1960
105% 107%
22,C(0
El6%s.1 J...
Texas Power A Lt 5s-'->----
104% 100%
Toledo Edison 3%s.
-1947
v,
♦Ternl Hydro
Texas Elec Service 5s.. i :>>.
38
28
i&Z'
HXCO
105% 105%
107,% 107%
Penn Electric4s F....-—
—
.'4^
04
% 105
tOO - 108
J
•
10
7%
♦Maranhao
100% 104%
102% 106%
95
101%
->
25,0(0
J00% 101%
ti9
30,
ioi %
l-exington 3s.>>..——-—196)
Penn Cent L & P 4
lf>77
Park
5s series H.>...;
400% >4'"
)02%
1100
1941
Ltg & Pow 5i—
1942
Pow A Ltg as.. —1955
1st 6s series B.
{6%
7%
♦Hanover
May
Oct
Sept
(City) 7s..1939
♦Hanover (Prov) 6%s_1949
Lima (City) Peru—
♦Secured 6s..
July
7%
7%
8%
♦Meiellin 7s stamped. 1951
7^4S
Jan
Feb
'
7%
{6%
♦German Con Munlc 7s '47
Stinnea
103
1947
♦6%s stamped.....1958
,
Oct
34%
Mar
.7
{4,
{6%
Jan
Jan
Oct
25
36%
{33%
—1953
Danzig Port & Waterways
♦Extl 6s stpd
1952
32%
40
1,000
1,000
6%
1,000
12
Bcgeta (see Mtge Bank of
♦Cauca Valley 7s.....1948
Cent Bk of German State A
25%
20
3,000
7%
28%
{6%
92%
20
5sl_*.........>1950
(Hugo)" Cofp^V2d>::>.-J.——;1946
-,7-4St3d stamped.-...... .>>>. 11946
♦Starrett Corp Inc
10%
,
28%
,
28% Sept
28% Sept
26%
Jan
21%
22%
7%
68
"^28%
.....1951
92%
68%
8,000
High
Low
S
2,000
30
{28
♦20-year 7s_—Apr 1946
02%
92%
02%
92%
'
Price
♦20-year 7s....Jan 1947
♦Baden 7s
46
1966
1951
1
..Idee
Standard Pow A :Lt 6s
106% 109
106%
,34%
,
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Col)
105% 108%
101
111%
1,000
84%
...41948
(stamped)
102% 106%
50%
61
5,000
83%
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Last
6,000
83%
sales
Friday
,
...::.:ii948
(Stamped).
Debelture6s—.....
6s gold debs J. 4
..
HO
09% I ©
.06% 107
1 0
1i0%
108%
111% 111%
43
43
75.% 100%
19,000
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
107% 109
28,000
108
>108%
107% 109%
57% i 58%
111%
.
Spalding (A G) 5s
..1947
102% 106%
1105% 106%
108%
Southwestern Pow A'Lt 6s..
64%
.'.1937
105%
103
108%
108%
108%
...i2022
Southwestern Gas A El
6,0(0
96
>93
3%s'__—11970
105%
49%
107 .%
85
1,000
57%
104
2.CC0
1.000
1951
19,000
110
114% 119
-
.1944
96%
84
17,000
90.000
.1971
-
Southern Indiana Rys 4s___
.107
v:v
j
105% 110%
105
108%
87%.
Southern Counties Ga? (Calif)—
45
103%
109% 110
.»1945
3%s.——-1968
-...1971
Public Servbe 4s_.—r
M62
Nat Gas 3%h B........
1955
Power & Water 5s..........1948
J.1960
Bonds
Debenture 6 s.---..,
1st mtge 3s...........
52
96%
95%
1108% 108!%
105% 106%
106
>>i:. 1 >.11970
102%
' ife;
Ogden Gas 1st 6s
..2030
Union
§*Ycrk Rvs Co 5s stpd.
♦Stamped 5s
20
75%
1.000
100% 100%
115%
Conv Cs
Ohio Power 1st mtge
tl09% 110%
"5X00
107% 108%
107%
118% 118% ; 4,0(0
118%
5*.-V.7i.
5%
110
108
2,000
109
..1961
138%
15
36%
82
96% ...95%
95%
Sou Carolina Pow 5s_>----'-l.:—l-L957
Southern Calif Edispn 3s.-.r...vlr1966
Cs
111-'®! O ?"lf; '
133
82
107%
34
1.000
*8 ".....
152
54%
...
5,ceo
20.CC0
mvs •108
I960
-
109
109
3%
07,000
3%
3%
3%
..1951
106% 109%
135% 135%
135%
1,000
&C,5'-'-.-V- "-'11951
101%
104% i05%
1(H%
60% C 60 %
62%
-1950
3%s... —1947
14
108% 108%
Water 4%s...
1979
Ran Joaaulri.L & P 6s B--V-:l4.Hl952
♦Saxon Pub >Vorks 6s. 14.1... 5.'.. 1937
♦tSchulte Real Est6sl-,l--l....'..il951
Safe Ilarbpr
1st mtge
Utll 5%s—.fe—-11948
Northern Ind Public Service—
..1954
—.>
69%
103
ixco
Elec 4s_
6s unstamped..—......
114'
35
...
X'Xy
<
Western Newspaper
107% 111%
5,000
:'4-
Washington Water Power 3%a
West Penn Elec 5i—
28%
16%
8%
—;
69%"
.
'•
deb....;
iconic
West Penn Traction
ShawLiigan W & R 4%s
..1967
1st 4%s series D>V.>.'------'1--1970
16.CCO
102% 102%
■'
Wash Ry &
*7
J7:
Sherldan4Vy0j Coai.64.^Y----^9-' -1947
.....
35
—1953
90%
♦5s 1
.105%,
102
4,cco
107%
-
82
T.OOOj
•
Sculliti Steel Inc
111
111
107'4
84
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
•
Nor Cont'l
1st 3%» series A
1
!05.105
83%
83%
I 1'
'
101% 106%
1964
.2004
>1954
—
— — — — -
<<•
S
tr
W
,
1...1.1^1952
69%
106% 109%
87%
97%
91% 100
t .08% 110,
"90
'
Queens BOro'Gas'A Elec—
5 %sscrjes A
1—
56
.■1950
......
North Boston Ltg Prop
'56%
56%
>■..,■ -
5s...,T_.
Nippon EI Pew 6%s...,. ——
North American Lt & Power—
Okla
109
95
6.000
'
20,000
103
102%
88%. 99%.
ii7%42r%'
Oo.eco
91%
Debenture
Ol.ta
121
119
..1973
26
8,0.00
67
.
89%
& G 3%B
N Y & Westchester Ltg 4s
Ohio
1
..1952
4
'
Since
Jan.
S
Deb 6sseries A.„..t—.
7,000 .106?$ 109 V;
101% 102%
102%
Week
Utah Power & Light (Jo¬
ist lien A gen 4%s......
105% 109%
105% 107
152% 153
102% 103%
.-l.'...._195Q
.
"\'Y4V; 'r\
\
112
24,000
67,%
64%
64 %
.
%
N Y state E
series A.
1,0 CO
119 V
.11049
A.;*,.i——
♦income 6s series
5 %s
.
.>1954
—
New York Penn &
United T-lght A Rys (Me)—
6s series A
>.......
26
.106% 107 *
114% 124
106
109%
49,CC0
m
..1950
Public Service—
New Orleans
48
9.7%
65.
.i1961
Pow 3 %b.
Pow Assn 58.-... ..1948
5%s
Dels,nture
tf.
lst & ret .4%S Hep
,
Vi
107
3,CC0
{118%
..1948
Conv deb 5s..
,
1,000
loo:
105%
■3,000
'•
Gas'A El Ansa 5s.
New England
112 5
,
100% 102%
a.cro
119% 190
109% 109%
Gas 6s..;—t- 111048
5s...
New England
108%
,
4,000
for
of Prices
Low
High
Price
(Concluded)
;
106% 106%
6% perpetuai;certlficates-.....iPuget Sound P & 1a5%s.15.11..'4949
; v 1st & ret 5s ser
-1I960
96% 104
nil "Kceo
>
97 % 197,
California tloc 5sU.>— .11 <>56
New England
15
i
108% 109%
S f
102% 106%
109
19%
419
1.1981
—
}■' 5...•;>»:.'
16%
>195 4
V'/'^.]
3%sr-.4.".--.->lt_----'19a4
deb4s.f.4,4.--:i:-t.:.'i.'-Lil949
8%
Range
Week's Range
Sale
BONDS
Jan. 1
High 4 $
Low
Pub Serv of Indiana 4s:.
V..:4969
Public Snrylce oi New Jersey-^
»IV*)
Neisner Bros Realty fis.ii...... ..1948
;
r
»00?4 100%
,106% 106%
.'.1945
§*Natlonal Pub ^erv 5s ctfs
Nebraska Power 4 %s.
New Amsterdam
106
4,0 CO
104% 104H
National Pow & Lt 5s B....... ..3030
Nevada
Since
?V- ffe
Nassau & Suffolk Ltg
-
y,
"
60%
50%
103% 107%
102% 105%
19,000
4lT ,111%
-->1955 )03%
io4%
Mississippi Pow & Tit 5s
—.1957
Ml'sisfilppi River Power 1st 5s_...>1951
Missouri Pub Serv 5s-.1960
6s series A
i of Prices
Sale
Price
Sales
Last
Range
Public Service Co of-Colo—
104'
100
48,0f0
106
104^105
MimP4L4^.-..-;r.,.;.;,,.r:a978
1st <fc ref5s_———
m
BONDS T|
♦Prussian Electric; 6a..-
105% 109%
110%
107
-V.or 0
100%
60%
100
1943
Ml Hand Valley
Milwaukee Gas
.Tv
y
.
for
Week
1st mtge
%sJl'->;^'i>I'-rt945
'Middle StatesPet6
Jan. 1
%fy
107% ,3 2,CC0
108% 12,£00
107
1971
... ....
Since
Week
i
'
High
Low
Price
.ms-
Friaag
Sales
Week's Itange
Last
Range
for
Range
of Prices
Sale
.T.
.
Week's
Last,.
.
Fridai/
Sales
Frldnu
.
V
:
<
w
-
•
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
sales
erldat
Last
Baltimore Slock Exchange
Stocks
'Par
(Concluded)
Stocks—
*
AttCoast Line (Conn)-.50
Bait Transit Co com v tc.*
Week's Range
for
Sale
of Prices ?
Low
High
Week
Pricey
17
Arundel Corp
pref v t c—
100
Consol Gas E L A Power *
27
3.75
%57"'l;
56
-
.1
Houston Oil pre!
—100
Mercantile Trust Co>c..50
Merch A MllersTra sp..*
MtV-Woodb Mills com 100
Prcfe. red. J.
>'
-100
New Amsterdam Casualty2
North Amer Oil Co com.. 1
Northern Central Ry - .50
Penn Water A Power com.1*
Phillips Pack 5%% pf-100
U S Fidelity A Guar. ;-—.2
Western National Bank.2ti
50
1.00
100
Guilford Realty Co com.
—
-
-
Oct
71%
Jau
Jan
11
Oct
Oct
Feb
22'%
July
230-
Oct
255%
Apr
15
Feb
29%
Apr.
Gillette Safety
Feb
3.75
Apr
76£
70
40
76
Ja
V-799
16%
4.7
20c
Oct
94%-
Jan
45%
97%
45%
"70
89
89
97%
'•
•10
25%
33%. 33%
33%
21
10
v
57
June
89
May
83
8 \l
1.15
97%
Nov
45%
-.-1(H)
v
>!
25
25
20%
May
30c
23c
97%
-
80
1
i 29%
35
Feb
33%
>
>;
■
GII mrlst Co
<
June
> >
s
>
j-.
Nov
52%
210
46
common.25
45%
10%
46%
190
150
34
35
45
30%
41%
Jan
llls-Ch liners MfgCo..;*
27%
10%
'27%
5%
43%
Apr
10% Sept
25% May
-1 w
1%
1%
15%
15 4
4% .1945
Ga Sou A Fla 5%
—1945
Norf A Carolina 5% pf 1940
93 VV 93
—
I
73
Nov. 1 to Nov. 7,
'f
4: n:i
*, ;
t,
Oct
212s
com..>.100
"s
,
•-
,'
of Prices
1
High
Low
Boston Edison
*
..25
...
.100
Boston
Elevated
Herald Traveller.*
■
Boston A
t
Maine—
.
Class A 1st
:>24%
45%
17%
"•
pref stpd.100
Class B 1st pref std. .1(H)
Class D 1st pf stp I. .100
footnotes see page
y
.
20
>
2
1
North B utter. >.4
Nov
2%
8%
2%
'■
6%
26%
3-9
"26?
(Tne):....*
994.
23/
--
v
'1%
1%
10%
Aug
3%
Aug
Jan
3%
Aug
' Jan
Jan 'f
3%
3%
Aug
Jily
v:
r
y--/Bonds— Y
Convertible preferred..*
Prior lien
33% Feb
59% June
Apr
49%
Jan
Com'wealth Edison com.25
July
Consolidated Biscuit com. I
Mar
Consolidated Oil tiorn
Jan
7%
Apr
9%
Apr
%
Feb
Oct
1% June
VtC ptshs——50
25
.
>60
98
107
Apr
25
31
June
v
>
-•
Y
39
£
>'-(
39'i
103% 104%
107 '•
\ 107%
S3,500
7,000
200
101%
18%
Jan
Jan
105
Feb
'
39 %
Nov
105%
Apr
109
Jilv
Oci
95%
Jan
»u
July
6%
Nov
»u
5%
160
60
51
29%
53%
64
62
64
110
110
1%
Jan
%
Jan
112%
M ay
%
27%
52
Jan
31%
Nov
10
107
1
Jan
Jily
Feu
Nov
62
Ja
14
Oct
110
Jan
215s
L.'l-fe
y
Auv
73
J an
73
-
Apr
112%
Jan
Sept
8% May
10%
479
53%
Oct
72%
Jail
250
3%
37 %
0)t
6%
July
200
57%
3%
23,650
21 %
Nov
41
Feb
1 %
400
1%
1,830
514
30
July
Jan
2%
Fe»
Feb
; -1%
May
OR
6%
6
47
Oct
M
200
1,050
100
22
Ja
30% June
10%
3%
Feb
Jan
Jai
Ju;,e
\\
103
15%
27,35(3
14%
'
1%
10
2%
Mai
%
%
20
%
Feb
1%
Mar
4%
4%
20
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
110
12%
Feb
16%
July
15%
235
13
Apr
19%
94
95
200
80%
Jan
96
12%
16%
150
12%
Nov
250
15
1%
4%
i%" Ja-
'
Container Corp of America
25
Crane Co common.
."....
V,-S
75
>•
150
'
Aug
21
200
28%
23
Jan
Oct
11%
.0
Aug
Ja
17
%
Sept
6%
May
4,100
.
14%
Ja
Feb
Sept
10%
11%
Common class B. .....4*
120
4%
Ja)
Aug
20%
2%
1 % June
10%
.
16%
Consumers Co com cl A.50
10,3
%
•
Oct
17
•6%
84
105
35
8%
75%
Apt
Apr
11%
%
.
Sent
6
16
17
500
103%
.
22%
52c
25
*
com.5
common... 1
Cne ry Bu rell Corp
35
21%
1!
Oct
?■25
103
"35""
40
July
%
Ch J l Belt Co com..
%
%
.'—*
Common—.. 20
%s .1*970
Mass StRy ser A 4 %,s '.48
.«erles 1) 6s ;'. >11'. >1948
.
—
Aug
Se,»t
10%
40)
H
6%
%
39%
30c
Boston A Maine 4
E
pref.
Preferred J. -L.—. 4 „—*
"'/■
.
50c
Ce it S W Util com
Mar
6%
Coleman L A Stove com..*
42%
8%
M
"*6%
A or
12%
41
65
.
180
Mar
83
105
'•! 77
Sept
500
"%
76
76
40
;
'
Jan
Cent 111 Pub serv $6 pref>*
19%
Jan
Ap.
50
160
■! c
.
54%
i
-
18
2%
10%
Cnrysler Corp common.. .5
Cities Service Co com.. 10
31c
756
'2
18
Chic Yellow Cab capital.. *
56
30C
21%
10%
Jan
44
Waldorf
Mar
30%
21 %
"is "*
Jan
53%
41%
Feb
-
Apr
710
Jan
Aug
Jan
5%
10% May
Sep!
53%
150
6%
Convertible preferred..*
55%i
Apr
1%
8%
1%
12%
Can Fdy. *
M) com. 10
250
1%
12,%
r5%
3%
Jan
10
560
i%
Jan
Aug
32%
300
"e"
Chicago Flex Shaft com.4
Chic >go To vel Co com. 4 *
Coiverable prefer eJ..*
75%
63%
46%
20%
5%
1%
30
5% co jv pref
16%
1,875
7%
5%
Apr
Qet
8
Jan
11%
2%
29%
-
Apr
2%
65
18%
Jar,
2
650
c60
Oct
Apr
May
26% Sept
"300
12%
37%
7%
62%
19%
Jan
'90
4'
"7%
5
C s le A Co (A
17%
Jan
1%
952
31%
•
11
10
71%
V 50%
Warren
Apr
Apr
37
37
Oct
July/
.
Feb
0%
5%
25
70%
Apr
50
496 ;:
-71%
Nov
640
•
26
Co;-->.5
24%
460
'391
1
J 00
1%
Feb
1.
53 >
6
-6% cum pref- - .
425 -.43%Metai & 3"un Co.-.l
ids
Vermont A Mass Ry.r. 100
3%
25c
Oct
j
Cent 111 Secur Corp com.. 1
19% Aug
25% June
1% June
8
25
5%
'■
United Fruit Cor. .v. > _> ;#
United Shoe Mach Corp.25
;
■"■
9%
Utah
Jan
(E L) com J
Cnlcago C )rp
10%
'!
%
;
546
o%
System-4> — 4;C»
Bros—*
(S D) Co...
Bruce Co
Batler Brotaera__>___..10
Feb
45c June
Oct
Jaa
2 J
2%C 2%
".'2%4 2-%'
21%
%
Jan
■482
2%r. 3.
1,180
1
pVi'Y
9%
1 %
W arren
Feb
23%:
Jan
...
Nov
22%
2L%-
10%
17-
Jx»
Oct
,5c
76
97%
570
19c
11%
407
.41%
632
Berghoff Brewl ig Corp..l
Jan
129
Jan
1,420
Hole'Mach 10
Macll Co. 10
T C.4 —.*
Torrington Co
Oct
13C
Reece Folding
May
108%
526
40 i
30C
168%
7%
82%
2% May
1%
100
11%
17
12
5
'
.50
Stone & Weteter..
Co corn.....10
Bendix Aviation com
Cam obeil Wy A
100
%
Jan
7
100
37%
B istlan-Bhssl ig Co com.*
Oot
Apr
Aug
Jan
17%
25c
July
6%
4%
4%
5c
Oot
Nov
150
839
8
19%
i
17%
148% May
3,217
8
lig Mfg A com.5
60
July,
Sept
.4;
2,850
Bethlehem Steel Corp com*
28%
High
'
2%
3%
Borg Warner Corp com..5
Brown Fence A Wire com. 1
18% May
1
50
Sbawmut Assn
Reece Button
6%
21
29%
■"
■
6(0
3%
Sept
1,025
"■
-
.
29%
2%
Jan
Jan
9C0
c'27 %
28
July
2%
1%
3%
Bar] & £e
28
Jan
Feb
12d
27c
'
i
>
Low
.
'
732
4
12%
.
17%:
>42.50
'
official sales lists
,
'
Apr
.1%
Jim
Aug
10a
1 %
Aug
36%
24 %
780
1,100
8%
2%
Jan
52c
1104 112%
7ai
.
Old Colony RR. ..._>_100
Pacific MillsCo>
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
,
r.O 4'
Tel A Tel. >. 1(H)
N Y N H A Hartf RR.. 100
%
1% May
May
26%
4%
4
3
Atch Top A R Fe com.. 100
Aviation Corp (Del)
6%' Sept
2
July,
1,418
4 8%
12%
4 %
.1,100
Athey Truss Wheel cap..4
Oct
Oct
Jan.
5c May
'
Oct
7,171
r-f-2
27%;
73
45%
17%
8 i*
8%
11c
26%
New Engl
for
Equlpme >t com.".... 1
Asbestos Mfg Co com
1
57%
51%
Nov 0: 7
168%
149% May
80
151
c26 %
Co. common..5
Aro
80
lie
2jy/
Nov
Week
Armour A
Apr
c4%
150
Anaconda Cop Mln cap.50
Aug
12c May
Jan
4%
100
4%
38
1
Amer Tel A Tel Co cap.
4%
2%
-
•■•'•
20
35
93
Shares
3 %
8%
May
3%
217
Oct
.
;-2%
,
i
12 1
92%
64%
7%
86%
-
5
20
v>; 'J. c- S; :6 ' ;.
3%
,.,v
-•
10
•5%!
102%
Sept
1% July
25
Aug
-,5c fFeb
..86
;•
26
5%
Apr
16
10
■;i" ■'
2
i
3%
25%
2%
%
1
4♦
44%
'
,•
•> 26
National Tun A Mines.
24%
4 17:"»
)
Narragansett Rac Assn.-l
i
2%
-■
ClA 1st prof..;. .100
For
82%
82%
L
Common stamped.. .100
Prior preferred...... .100
7% >;
7%
4oo
Boston
149% 151%
150 Si:
.100
Tel
Bird A Son Inc..—
i %'
.26
•
Sept
102%- Nov
Aug
2
100
.r
Union Twist Drill
Boston A Albany.....
.425
5%
1
>. .>*>■>
-
Amer Tel A
lie
5%
Sept
Sales;
Sale
Price
•lie
56%
3.000
2
.3% May
.
'60
35
47%
Exchange
Last 1 Week's Range
Pa
Stocke—
20
jan
5.0(H)
Friday
'WSL
508
2%
Mar
both inclusive, compiled from
V
100
3%:
34%
-
:.-4 -1
4%
2%
ButHole Maoh 15
Peaasylva Ja RR;..;
Boston Stock
4%
i
i 2
-
8,450
,102% 102%
Jan
May
1% June
3%
Feb
150
675
8,000
ft/5 %
73
—
•
40 -V
33%
12,000
44%
Apr
10
40
2%
64-
2%
-.5%
75c
200
3%
*
1
>iV-f
vtc. 1
Mergenthaler. "Linotype. .♦ •v
Fla South llll Co
•'
-
6 %'
:
•
Amer Rad A Stand com..*
preferred.....>100
Cum
Feb
51%
Acme Steel Co
4>f
44i
ft
Maine Central
High
Low
Shares
Aetna Ball Bearing com_„l
*15%
■
June
tV C"H
High
Jan
25
1 4
I, 1911
Range Since Jin
for
of Prices
Jan
Mass Utll Associates-
52
Stocks-
Oct
Week's Range
Low
Abbott Laboratories com.*
Isle Roy ale,Cop Co 4> ---15
/LamsonCorp (Del) com..5
.•()% preferred^. >. - -50
t
"
43%
7%
Price
3%
JsP
-
Sale1
Par
58 %
"
Mar
89%
Jan
Feb
Sales
Fridag
7 % July
Belden Mfg
*
88%
84
87,000
88%
5%
Bait Transit Co 4s flat 1975
A 5s flat —--->
1975
Aug
Apr
1%
Oct
47% June
Razor Go .*
Pr iferred
Internat
SepY
L Conn-
23%
Feb
5%
4%
.'M'
r>
Helvetia Oil Co.
Bonds—
Certificates of I (debt
12%
370
7
Jan
June
...
Atl> .tic Coast
6%
.
•
compiled from official sales lists
53
4-'-100 % 2%'
Eastern 8S com. r. 4 ««v
Sept
113
225
both inclusive,
1 to Nov. 7,
Aug
48%.
Hathaway Bak cDss A
20c
6
AdJ ustment. >v.
Oct
•
Chicago Stock Exchange
Nov.
13
47%
-
1X0
15%
0
■
-19%" "20 '
,
-
30c
•/ Preferred B.
Sept
Jan
Feb
135
.
""48%
34 I
-
Apr
;
2 75
-
50c
41
29 V
-
5%
--
2,0-0
23%
2.75
?}'m
MaseStRy^r-—-4
44 :.100
Common
■
240-
29
20
Eastern
113%
25
210
-
10%
,
'
21 %
23%
—
-
i0%
1131W
1.00
Deposit-->-.20
Sept
6%
u
1941
High
>
June
11
.gQ
6%
-
1%
4%% prior pref>....100
6% preferred-.--.'->100
54%
1,
Last.
*
Common
Sept
&; 5%
V
'
Assoc
July
Jan
'
125
c
Eastern Fuel A Gas
Sept
1.65
262
•
10%
fj
130 %
10%
Chemical com >-100
Assoc com vto I
Esstn Sugar
Fidelity A
57
27e May
375
Y——*
1X0
Jan
17
315
3,90
17%
29
May
14%
•
45
s
56c
55C
55C
1st
Davison
1.9(H)
17%
28
17
f
'
GopperRaiige
Low
■
.r*?t-
6%
High
Low
Shares
Shares
11%
20%
*11%
20 ^
'vl
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Last
Par
rv"V-4
Providence-1100
Boston A
Sales
Friday
'4
Boston'Peru Prop Trusts .*
t
Range Since Jan.
Wenk
4 of Ibices
High
'Price' Low'
•
official sales lists
both inclusive, compiled .from
Nov. 1 to-Nov. 7,
for fe
Week's Rmt,e
■
-'■'Sale
7% gref-lOO
4-» 4.
30
Cunni lg'nam Dr Stores.'2%
Cudaby Pack
v
Common
.
-
-
"94%
.1
-
16%
.12%
16%
Mav
15%
19
Jan
Jan
Sept
Jan
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Jf * ? rrf
^frtiw**,^
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
$92
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Last
(Continued)
Par
IE<cA"s Range
of Prices
Week
Price
Low
Curtlss-Wright Corp com. 1
Diamond T Mot Car com.2
LOW
460
8%
131
19%
7
8%
10%
1054
300
7%
36%
1154
36%
20
34%
Dodge Mfg Corp com,:.:
1114
50
11
Eastern Airlines Inc._...l
29%
29%
10
26%
Dtxte-Vortex Co com.
..
Class A....
•
Elec Household Util Corp.5
3%
3%
Elgin Nat Watch Co.. ..15
Eversharp I tic com...... 1
29 %
29%
30
2%
2%
39%
23%
2%
39%
24
Fairbanks Morse common*
Fox (Peter)
"23%
95(1
354
400
10
.
>
Cin Gas & Elec pref... .100
C N O & T P
..20
10
Cincinnati Street
10%
Sept
May
Apr
Apr
Aus
Feb
32% Sept
Cohen
Jan
14
Eagle-Picher
Formica Ir.suhtlon
Feb
Gibson Art
Jan
Hatfield prior
Hobart
*
pref..
.
350
18%
May
26
Sept
100
3% May
46%
Feb
5
Jan
Kahn
Jan
Kroger.
c27%
154
28%
1,463
Sept
Leo lard
100
LunkenheliAer
38
38%
3%
48
General Foods common..*
Gen Motors Corp com.-lO
38%
General Outdoor Adv com *
3%
Gillette Safety Razor com *
79% June
3%
Goldblatt Bros Inc coin..*
3%
3%
6%
GoodyearTireA Rub com *
17%
40
84%
7%
185
6*
310
4%
8%
20%
84
7%
55%
34
Oct
360
Feb
2,700
36%
May
43%
Jan
Meteor
70C
2 %
Oct
2% May
4%
4%
Jan
Oct
Moores-Coney A
606
Oct
2%
42
.2.50
Magnavox
18
23
Mar
Bandini Petroleum Co--.l
46
Mar
46
Nov
29
Jan
8
Oct
May
20%
8
May
Nov
Nov
Jan
-
Randall A
10%
Jan
17% Mar
16%
Jan
Sept
34
40
34^:
25
11
28%
23
251
57%
*
n
-
•M,v
3
%
56%
-
Jan
13%
Feb
Nov
1
30
Nov
19 %
Nov
21
H
18
i
3
100
2554
July
Sept
,200
:3%
850
8%
8%
9%
34%
9
Hall Printing Co com...10
8%
Harnlschfeger Corp com. 10
Heileman Brewing cap.-.l
Hlbb Spenc Bartlett com 25
Herders
9%
13%
11%
Great Lakes D & D com..*
34
14
Inc common...
210
11%
9
"34;
50
v/.
*>: 25
17%
Nov
2%
100
2%
Nov
4
Jan
32%
34
Feb
13%
'
Hupp Motor Car com....I
Illinois Brick Co cap
10
1%
2
Illinois Cent RR com.. 100
8
8
Indep Pneu Tool v t c new *
Indianapolis P & L com.
Inland Steel Co cap
*
22
23
16%
70%
1654
71
Interlake Iron Corp com.. *
Internat Harvester com..*
c6%
48%
7% •.>'•146
435
4954
Interstate Power S7 pref. .*
1%
1%
1
1
S6 preferred
8
Jarvis (W B) Co cap..... 1
8
•-
Co isclkiated
4%
8%
Ken-Rati T & L com A...*
4%
44%
General Motors
Jan
Timken R Bearing.... 'w-
%
1 %
Nov
16
Oct
Apr
Jan
9%
56%
AUK
July
2%
2%
1%
May
Oct
14
Sept
Airway Elec pref
800
3
Ja
5%
Aug
1
10
44%
30
99
50%
Amer Coach &
Jan
Nov
July
106%
Jan
% June
100
154
Oct
90
25
5
Feb
11%
11%
14%
14 5-4
80
254
500
2%
200
115
13
Marshull Field com
*
c26%
3%
part pref......*
27
26%
Middle West Corp cap.-.5
4
Midland Un Co conv pf A *
5
3%
4%
S2
cum
Midland Util 6%
7% preferred A
Montg Ward & Co com..*
cap
5
Gas com...1
National Standard com.. 10
10%
Noblitt-Sparks Ind cap..5
North Amer Car com.. .20
21 %
4%
1
City Ice & Fuel
a9
May
Aug
8% Apr
24
May
10% Nov
21% Nov
7%
i5k
*
100
Preferred
Raytheon Mfg"0% pref..5
Republic Steel Corp com.*
Rollins Hos Mills coin.... 1
Schwitzer Cummins cap^.l
Sears Roebuck & Co cap..*
3254
Jan
8
Mar
Ilarbauer Co
%
Jan
50
7%
Oct
13
Jan
3
Mar
Jan
1
% Ju- e
T6
J an
Oct
25%
54
Sept
Apr
8
Jan
June
Aug
19
1
Prior pref 6%
*
Packer Corp
c
Richman Bros....
Seiuerll
g
Nov
67%
Jan
Nov
160
Jan
White Motor.'
>,
2%
Aug
Sept
Oct
20%
2% Aug
6% June
66% Apr
4%
9%
78%
6%
Seit
Vlchek Tool
550
1%
Feb
30
140
28%
Mar
30% Sept
16
50
14%
Youngstown S & T
32 54
150
29%
%
5%
%
5%
50
%
Nov
150
4%
Apr
61
61
Standard Brands Inc com.*
5%
900
2%
c4%
61
20
350
Sept
4%
Nov
1%
25%
,
Apr
Mar
37
2%
34
Standard Oil of N J cap.25
45
32%
1
Sundstrand Mach T'l com 5
11 %
Jan
70
554
Aug
963
150
21%
2254
42%
25
8%
Union Carb & Carb cap..*
68%
13%
20
*
"7%
Walgree n Co common
Allen Electric
„
i*
,
19%
Westnghs El & Mfg com.50
Williams Oil-O-Matic com*
74%
1
,
%
3
Woodall Indust com.....2
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Cocap .*
Yellow Tr & Coach cl B:. 1
Zenith Radio Corp com..*
64%
64%
"9%
cl3%
-
8
56
56
1
com
Det & Clev Nav com.... 10
1%
Gar Wood Ind
22%
Oct
49%
Apr
115% June
% Mar
17%
Apr
coin..
General Finance
General Motors
6954
Jan
Goebel Brewing com
28%
7054
Sept
Jan
130
Jan
1%
July
24
May
com....
10
1%
"85c
9%
75%
1%
>,
1
18%
31%
Mar
Oct
Kinsel Drug com........ I
Feb
.950
Oct
104%
Jan
McClanahan Oil com____l
23c
Mar
1%
Jan
Oct
3%
3
;
Jan
Michigan Die Casting.....
Michigan Sugar com..:..*
63
May
79%
Jan
13%
9%
100
13
Oct
1554
Aug
9
Oct
15%
Apr
Motor Products com.:...*
1.
5
Murray Corp
Bonds—
com
...
1956
Commonw Edison 3 %s 1958
109%
111% 111%
10954 109%
$9,000
110%
July
112%
Oct
3,000
109%
Nov
114%
Mar
_
Parke Davis com
...»
Parker-Wolverine com...*
Peninsular Mtl Prod com.l
Prudential Invest com...l
Cincinnati Stock
Nov.
1 to Nov. 7,
^
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sheller M fg com
Friday
.
%,
1 •,■
■
Last
•
1
Stocks—
Sale
Par
Price
Sales
Week's Range
Amer Laundry Mach. ..20
22 %
pref. ...7
%
Amer Prod prior
»
Cbamp Paper & Fiber.
...5
Ball Crank..
Cin
For footnotes see page
High
994.
United Specialties.
...1
U S Radiator pref......50
High
22%
25
1654
Feb
%
100
%
Aug
2354 Sept
1%
Jan
18%
2%
269
17%
Feb
22%
2%
Jan
3
18
2%
Low
Shares
%
22%
38
....1
1
%
Tlvoli Brewing coin
1
Tom Moore Dlst com__..l
Sept
Aug
Universal Cooler B
Walter & Co B.
2%
46c
Co
154
.
85c
1 %
1%
1 %;
:1%
2%
2
-
"2%
2%
1%
3%
1 %
"~96c
92c
~il%
72c
50c
3
"1%
;
1%
3%
*
.
>
52c
500
3,700
1,800
75c
8%
11%:
Jan
100
-
Oct
May
•
s
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
10%
Sept
25%
Api
28
June
23% Sept
25
2
Mat
4%
527
28
n oy
34%
Jan
Feb
20%
Oct
97
11%
85
27
Aug
33%
Mar
39
98
13%
Oct
83
Jan
29%
115
Oct
July
Oct
13%
32
Oct
39
Jan
915
10%
Oct
15
Jan
90
1,162
12%
11%
Apr
Nov
105
2%
Nov
85
10%
91
-
22
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
3% Aug
15% Sept
25
May
4%
Jan
Feb
Oct
221
3%
Nov
185
17%
Oct
70%
May
"72% "Apr
Feb
10% July
18% Aug
6%
Jan
43% Sept
22%
Jan
80
186
230
8%
375
14
July
250
5
Nov
191
34
Jan
400
85
4% May
9%
Mur
a69% a69%
al4% al4%
55
64%
12%
Feb
8%
41%
10%
78%
Sept
13%
50
10% all %
a
Jan
50
21%
257
50
Jan
Jul/
July
July
Feb
38% May
1%
Jan
Feb
Oct
Feb
36%
%
100
%
1
37
10
a37
a24 % a'24 %
a52% a5354
4%
28%
Sept
-
Oct
68%
Jan
454
Overland Mofo H..1
Aug
454
100
2%
Feb
5%
74%
1%
74%
1%.
380
74%
Nov
74%
Aug
Nov
1% Mav
2%
-
-100
Au
g
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Nov.
Jan
Jan
i
■
1
to Noy.
■;>
7,
both inclusive, compiled
e.,v" B-';"
"...'V
Jan
American Stores
Jan
American Tel & Tel
July
Bankers Sec
Corp pref. :50
2%
July
Budd (E G)
Apr
J»iy
2%
Sept
Mfg Co
Chrysler Corp
Jan
Curtis Pub Go
*
Apr
4%
leb
2%
Jan
Aug
50c
Oct
8
Apr
11%
Oct
400
50c
Nov
-150
1%
2,015
1
3%
250
2
1
%
jan
75c
Nov
13% July
16% Feb
1%
Jan
com.
Prior preferred
*
-
150
•
16%
•
■
i
.
-
f,
•
10
3%
Apr
Feb
1 %
3%
Jan
Sept
Pennsylvania RR......50
20%
28%
38
*
Horn & Hard (N Y) com.*
%
-
20%
•29%
Glinbel Brcs....
16%
55%
•/.
*
General Motors
S
11%
151%
Low
Shares
•:
26
4%
3%
3%
3%
23 '4
7%
26
'
1,242
1,636
10
16%
4
•3%
Electric Storage Battery 100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation*
Lehigh Valley...
...50
Nat'l Power & Light.--..*
Pennroad Corp v t c
1
Jan
10%
100
Mar
2%
Range Since Jan. 1.1941
for
Week
of Prices .?
High
Low
*
*
20%
r
Price
sales lists
High
Jan
1%
1%
1%
92c- Nov
3
Sale
Par
Apr
•
Week's Range
Last
Stocks—••>'r:,-^
11 .'(•■"
Oct
July
F
Jan
from official
Sales
Friday
Jan
3
-
a52 %
Mar
A»
Jan
IX
17%
-
*
June
8%
125
-
•
1.25
'8
3%
30%
May
1% June
-
-
\2 •'
-Apr
2
100
--
Apr
May
-75c- Apr
140
97c
8%
11%
-
250
-
Apr
Sert
%
Jan
85c
377
.10
Corp
4%
11%
%
17%.
7%
■■
30
5
a'10
Warner Bros Pictures Inc.5
Will
6%
200
2%
U S Steel
2% May
400
18%
U S Rubber Co...
1%
Jan
25
100
■
a69%
Jan
Juu
Oct
m
:
60
10%
United Air Llies Transp.5
Jan
300
a37
Union Carbide & Carbon.*
4%.
Oct*
50
2%
.'•5.
United Aircraft Corp....5
United Corp (The) (Del).*
1.00
■r:---"
50
a4454 a45
2%
Jan
48% Jan
2% Sept
13%
.28
643% 644
4% June
25c
•"5
•-457
85c
a45
a
Jan
Oct
4% July
46% Sept
Jan
1, :
•
"l7%
*
Texas Corporation (The) 25
Tide Water Asioc Oil Co 10
Jan
20%
3%
40% May,
Jan
Mar
7
•
Oil Co. 15
Railway Co
Brands, Inc
*
Standard Oil Co (N J)..25
Studebaker Corp..
1
Jan
1%
560
654 > 6%:
Sept
a66%
Westinghouse El & Mfg.50
60c
951
3%
*
Jan
46c'Oct
5%
-
1,370
<
3
17%
3%
2%
:60c
-165
5%
Standard
Feb
-1 %
-708
-150
300
2%
27 »
Southern
Apr
16c
300
82c
Socony-Vacuum
Mar
Apr]
Mar
16%
10
a!5% al5%
a22% a23 %
3%
3%
17%
17 54
al4% al4%
«66% a69%
9%
9%
17%
18%
5%
5%
23%
SeJoo.Td Oil Co ct Del.
1% Sept
'
a
Republic Steel Corp....:*
94c
23
18%
83%
Jan
Oct
40
al%
28
2%
t Ptctu ts L.C. .1
Sears Roebuck & Co
Jan
Feb
60%
241
1354 «13%
«30% a30%
1054
11 %
al2% a!3%
11%
11%
11%
Pennsylvania RR Co...50
Radio Corp of America.
Jan
1% May
.1,400
P. ramou
4%
14
55
a
.*
Mar
1
100
-6
Nov
Apr
30c June
300
23c
18%
*
Warner Aircraft com..... 1
3
1,400
1%
2%
"i%
..."I*
Wayne Screw Prod com..4
*
r
Simplicity Pattern com__.l
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
of Prices
fjOW
-6%
60c June
9%
250
4,340
5%
2%
2654:
1
..._6
Rlckel (H W) common
2
River Raison Paper com.. *
Scotten-Dillon com.....10
Mar
845
1%
1%'
"7% < 1%
2%
27
Reo Motor com..
Exchange
May
1,425
v-
50c
66C
July
2%
"1%
1%
10
Packard Motor Car com..*
Amer Tel & Tel 3s
45c
•6
,
1%
36%
22c
Mid-West Abrasive comSOc
400
.
!-•
250
85c
■
•% May
3%
Oct
100
1%
Micromatic Hone com___l
50
130
1
883
9%
50c
Masco Screw Prod com...]
400
354
1%
354
-
1,171
38%
2%
1
Oct
19
320
1%
2
40c
•:-;l
13%
71
525
Jan
Nov
Nov
100
15
:
80c
"40c
800
3%
Oct
354
1
66
Jan
1%
14%
1%
65
Mar
9%
237
:
60c
68c
19%
254
1
.
300
1,200
2,071
354
1%
Hudson Motor Car com..*
.
754 May
55% May
200
78c
38 %
38%
*
Graham-Paige com
Houdaille-Hershey B
Hurd Lock & Mfg com.
Kiugstou Prods com
Jan
1%
2
1
_..
400
2 %
Jan
9% Oct
6%
Jan
1 % Sept
9% July
Nov
19%
2%
2%
14%
1%
15
1
com
Jan
1%
78c
3
com.
145
19%
"78c
Detroit Edison com.... 100
Jan
'
North American
High
200
Consumers Steel
8%
24%
52%
5354
117% 118%
1%
1%
19% 20%
a!3%
Montg Ward & Co Inc...*
8%
56%
Burroughs Add Mach.... *
Chrysler Corp com
6
1
Nov
*
slncl8
30% May
22% July
20
20% a 20%
a'2654 a'26%
«33% a34%
Copper Corp..*
& Robbi
Apr
a
North Amer Aviution Inc 1
Low
Shares
1%
5
47%
-.*
N Y Central RR Co
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
High
al %
1
Jan
July-
2%
40
28
Kennecott
18%
Jan
Ap'
29% July
5%
Jan
Feb
21%
■'220
/
7.
158
Feb
45
8%
8%
:
*
McKesso
Sales
of Prices
Nov
22%
4%
310
«25% a25%
:
1
Intl Nickel Co of Can
Jan
Aug
Sept
al%
Goodrich (B F) Co
Nov
Frahkenmuth Brew
50
Columbia G & E Corp...'
Commercial Solvents Corp4
Exchange
5%
Sept
17
«39%
a3%
General Electric Co
4%
75c
39
■7954
fll»%
Continental Oil Co (Del).6
Curtlss-Wright Corp
1
125
Eureka Vacuum com
772
Jan]
1,590
Jan
14
Jan
95
1 %
100
31
Feb
83-
4%
1%
July
410
14
Jan
Jan
Sept
136
a27%
,3%
al4%
a60 % (i62%
al8% al9%
a4% «4%
a39% a39%
a3% a3%
v ol
% al %
09%
69%
.%:%•%
a25% a25%
al4%
a60%
Steel
Apr
50
7 %
Jan
Apr
149% May
50
a3%
29%
al4
Commonw'th & Southern.*
9
Apr
Nov
4%
620
3%
Cities Service Co._...10
8%
Sept
400
30%
July
6%
Sept
Sept
2%
1.10
200
a27
Corp
*
Borg-Warner Corp......5
Canadina Pacific Ry Co.25
Caterpillar Tractor Co...4
Sept
48%
70%
Bethlehem
Jan
1 %
25
12
i ,g Co...25
Jan
July
Sept
8%
6%
61%
9% May
'*75"
6%
;
Air
4%
24%
Nov
Feb
a3%
29%
Top & San Fe 100
10%
17%
8%'
12%
70
83
I.
Aviation Corp (The) (Del)3
Jan
4% June
Low
1
44%
287
West Un Teleg com..._ 100
20
100
l
com
Feb
668
Wayne Pump Co capital.. 1
coin.......
Aug
145
769
5%
8%
Week's Range
Price
Drop Forge com...5
Mar
900
Felt
%
Brjwn McLaren c.)m____l
Baldwin Rubber
17%
1,200
Atchison
Atlai-tic Reli
Jan
i50%
Packard MotorCar Co...*
34%
3%
47%
"52%
Armour & Co (ill)
Jan
May
35%
A pi-
49% Apr
4% May
3% May
83
Sale
411
c23 %
U S Rubber Co com.... 10
Apr
2%
> 34
47
,al4% al4%.
Last
Par
385
9
60
Friday
Stocks—
600
;
30
t 25
"
100
Copper Mln Co50
Baldwin Loco Works V t cl3
515
-
Corp.. *
Tel Co
Anaconda
Nov. 1 to Nov. 7, both inclusive, compiled from official safes
lists
Det-MIch Stove com.
1
Detroit Steel Ccrp com. .5
14%
49%
7% cum preferred... 100
Utah Radio Prod oom_.._l
U S Steel common
Nov
19% May
69%
United Air Lines Tr cap..5
U S Gypsum Co com
v*
Nov
45
8%
Jan
6% Sept
1,250
44%
2% Sept
34% July
13% July
33%
4%
Tratie Co (The) com
Oct
23%
23%
44%
4%
Thompson (J R) com....2
10%
Amer Tel
Jan
July
22%
Jan
Nov
Nov
2254
5%
c4%
12
Detroit Stock
Jan
10% June
20
■900
72154
5
2154
Swift International cap.. 15
capital.....25
40
357
11%
6%
5%
5%
4%
Swift & Co capital......25
Texas Corp
1,395
45
c44
Stein & Co (A) com....--*
Stewart Warner Corp com 5
Studebaker Corp com
34
Oct
Fell
Nov
Jan
11%
11%
2%
Aprj
Unlisted Stocks—
Am Rad & Std ban
Elec Power & Light Corp.*
Atlas
-.-1
Common
9%
16%
v
euu G
C1.1S8 A..
Aug
54
6%
Standard Dredge pref—
Standard Oil of Ind cap.25
5%
50L
pf.. 100 ;
18 ''-Si Jan
3254
Apr
Mar
•
50
8
*
Jan
16
32 54
325
Mar
5%
Van Dora Iron Works....*
Jan
30
Spiegel Inc common.
2
St Louis Nat Stkyds cap.*
4%
5
149% 151%
26% 26%
Mar
1%
26
Jan
.
Sivyer Steel Castings com. *
Sou Bend Lathe Wkscap.5
South Colo Pow com A..25
5%
190
Aug
%
17
350
6954
5%
4%
Oct
Jan
3%
150
1,502
1.60
8%
Weinberger Drug Stores.. *
7%
1.60
10
8%
Aug
11
7%
Cons CholDr G & S M Co 1
.
250
2854
766%
Mar
Jan
Feb
5%
105
66%
12%
23%
Apr
6%
5%
a41 % a4154
a52% (253%
Oct
""7%
425
50
5%
Aug
100
100
254
15%
all %
4%
4%
1H
2%
10%
a52%
535
Oct
Sept
MinlnK Stocks—
3% June
49% Aug
1% Mar
1
651
9%
2%
Oct
*
9%
9%
2%
M Co. 10
Nov
cUS Steel com
9
Alaska Ju-
%
Standard Oil of Ohio.,:..25
6%
Wfcllhigton Oil Co of Del.l
41
Upson-Walton.....
400
Aug
864
31%
9
8
July
m Nov
200
a5
Apr;
Apr
8% May
7
20
30
30%
16
24
110
a5
Jan
13%
Jan
10
31
5%
Oetj
Jan'
Feb
a6
a5
Oct
May!
13
54
7
110
a!7% «17%
10%
4%
13%
2,467
9%
Jan
50
15
10
Aug
4,032
a 12
1454
17
>>38
8%
«12%
Vega Airplane Co
1.50
Vultee Aircralt Ino......l
218 >16:>>:
47
10% alO%
4%
4%
Aug
18
35
Jan
147
,__-■*
Aug
Aug
Nov
2,075
3,150
Feb
785
Rubber.......*
Nov
14%
25
22%
348
13%
25
12
10
10
*
com
Jan
Feb
32%
38
a6
..*
Republic Steel
May]
a
Apr
18
854
1854
% » 2 %
X
X
alO% a!0%
aS% a8%
al0%
31%
32%
12%
23%
12)4
2454
July
19%
47
c
1%
3%
5%
2
2%
_*
N Y Central RR com...*
Jan
29%
33%
34%
Mar
Oct]
"4%
5%
National Refining new...*
30%
Oct!
"15"
34%
Murray Ohio Mfg......
May!
32 %
25
Universal Consol Oil
National Acme
29
28%
Southern Pacific Co.....*
Jan
17%
8%
18%
Jan
437
Taylor Milling Corp..:..*
Transamerica Corp...
2
135 :
18
Sept
446
Standard Oil Co of Calif.*
,
Jan
7
100
Jan
3%
4
28
2% June
5
July
29%
32 54
M ,r
10
Oat
Aug
30%
Sept
33
Jail
15
30%
Feb
Feb
29
3254
48%
60
38
June
30
21%
20%
.10
Sept
473
55
11
Aug
Aug
8
1,585
Mit.y
Oct
11
5%
May
Jan
12%
23%
16
Aug
Jan
Aug
5%
44
5
28c
22%
SoCallfClaBCo6% pref.25
Feb
Jan
Sept
22%
6% preferred B
...25
5%% preferred C
25
Jan
4%
9%
17%
Jan
38%
22%
3%
35%
20%
Apr
875
2%
;
Jan
<
5%
Feb
4%
10%
34%
65%
650
K2%
1
Sontag Drug Stores
So Calif Edison Co Ltd..25
18%
3854
>' 420
1,105
...I...
Solar Aircraft Co.
700
4%
3
7%
Feb!
9%
Jan;
2% May
100
10%
25%
4%
Jan
17%
Apr!
Feb!
29
Lamson & Sessions....-.*
4%
1,245
10
213
7
39
10%
10
10
Transeon & Western Air..5
Union Oil of California. .25
*
10%
"l"6%
15
377
15c
230
Oct
11%
1,020
200
6% fweferred A
09
26c
Mar
40
jute
1%
15
Apr
May
Apr
15
31
116% July
36%
Jan
June
16
Aug
10%
33% June
21
28%
Jan
>630
cl7%
25
43%
382
15
July
Jan
145
325
37%
f»30
30%
11%
43%
A- 50
>231
210
Jan
;
15%
27%
Apr
Mar
28%
Feb
AUg
29
30%
Shell Union Oil Corp
15
Slg ml Oil & Gas Co A...*
Jan
Jan
9
29%
11
2
>6%
no
28% May
Sec Co Units of Ben Int...
13
~
20
28%
34%
250
26c
Jan
5
597
17%
Apr
Sept
9%
Jan.
345
24 •%
al454 aliH
2.20
2.25
2,20
Mar
Sept
8
May
2% Mar
60c Sept
11%
Jan
9% Nov
9H jure
22% June
30% May
a32
29%
42%
42%
«33% «34
4%
Oct
*
7
29%
*
M;.y
eland Elictrlc
a9%
Jan
Aug
46c
31
1% May
35c
Ryan Aeronautical Co-..l
m
f
468
1,465
Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
Apr
5%
100
9%
June
20c
32% Mar
Oct
12%
Richfield Oil Corp com
ii|«
20
421
a9%
24%
Roberts Public Markets..2
33%
57 %c
8
111
9%
"42%
Oct
Nov
%
4,700
7
'
Jan
48c June
50
44c
60c
a32
Feb
29
100
Aug
2%
20%
McKee (A G)clB
Sept
Sept
5%
255
1.65
"9%
Pacific Indemnity Co...10
10
23%
3%
25
85
4% >■',
Aug
Jan
47%
8%
20%
2,800
•
60c
Pacific PublicServ 1st pf.*
Republic Pet Co com____l
Rice Ranch Oil Co....... 1
50
Ohio Oil com.. 1
Otis Steel
100
148
8%
so
a25 % a25 %
410%
17% May
1.55
....10
a7%
Nov
15%
13%
%
1%
115
46
4%
Rayon com.
Sept
Slgnode Steel Strap pref.30
Serrlck Corpcl B com....l
46
Apr
101
a28%
7
"l"60
Pac Lighting Corp com...»
/81 % Sept
Feb
a 20%
al7% al7%
N.tio id Tile........
8%
2 %
Oct
Apr
«20%
a 8'%
43c
5%% 1st preferred...25
July
Apr
12
«834
com.. 10
Corp
a7%
I idUHtrld
c
560
..
a
%
a28
1
Interlake Iron com....
Interlake Steamship.....*
c
Jan
47%
5%
..
4%
70
'
50c
"44c
Pac Gas & Fllectric coin.25
110
294
a27% a28%
c
Feb
Apr
Jan
Sept
51
100
al2
4%
Apr
1,138
>
<z!7%
...*
Aug
3%
Mar
47c
15c June
388
537
17%
29%
& D_.il
Pac Finance
6% Mar
11
June12% Jan
Mar
7%
Sept
6
37% May
33
%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp-.l
Los Angeles Invest Co.. 10
Jan
50
17
100
1,023
48c
....
381
114
17
*
14
Aug
11
90
114
Cooperage A..*
s
1054
21%
36%
5%
c3%
17%
Goodrich B F
>8
23%
74% Sept
9%
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
8% Nov
6% May
200
38%
29%
com..
68%
543
a2lc
17%
Lincoln Petroleum Co.. 10c
High
"
al2
...25
18
731
145
.....
*
com
eral T <fc R Co
81% Sept
24
6554
Hancock Oil Co A
53% July
,10% Feb
«31% a31%
17
;'"
6% May
.8% Sept
Oct
170
8
Holly Development CO--.I
Hupp Motor Car Corp..l
Lane-Wells Co
-1
Jan
4%
50
114
Miller Wholesale Drug...*
%
clO %
Jan
22%
20
Feb
5
Jan
Aug
Aug
14% Sept
68% Mar
5% -Feb
>17
500
395
38%
6% 1st preferred-....25
10
206
654
a3l%
Medusa Portland Cement *
13%
10%
51%
Aug
90
14
235
8%
6%
6%
8
Jan
Jan
150
66%
147'
General Elec
t.e
Jan
46%
Process Corp (The) com
c
ti 8%
"38%
Preferred C
12
11%
22%
Jan
682
Oct
9%
Apr
Apr
3% May
55% July
5%
Apr
*
«69% a77%
a21c
Gladding McBean & Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rub Co. *
Low
30
10
654
Chemical pref..:. 100
AUg
:
14
150
8%
2%
c22%
Radio Corp of Amer com. *
Oct
400
5%
%
Quaker Oats Co common
Aug
13%
■
capita!
Jan
11
32
May
12%
850
14
Mfg
*
Firestone T & R com..10
Apr
Feb
6
120
1% June
39%
5%
19%
%
15%
*
1
v
30
10
Eaton
Nov
10
54%
20
Oct
Oct
7%
250
Pressed Steel Car com....1
Pullman Inc
%
Aug
Aug
22%
50
Peoples G L & Coke cap 100
Penn RR capital
Pure Oil Co (The) com-..*
34
7%
%
14%
5
Potter Co (The) com
17%
cl4%
13%
Penn Elec Swticli class A. *
Po' r & Co class B
4
200
1154
Nov
4
800
72
Do
c
Grelf Br.
10
150
112
Goodyear Tire & Rubber. *
29%
250
78%
30
g.*
Jan
1,3C0
1,310
a9
pref.*
lBooibl idl
5
395
Gen Motors Corp com..10
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
220
78%
54 11254
32%
Conmerci
6%
654
22
5
615
"
220
a9%
76
♦
Cleve EDct 111 $4.50
a69%
8%
Corp.4
Equip...
Mt DKblo Oil M
25
53
Cleve Cliffs Iron pref....*
6%
6%
22 -
97 %c July
9%
120
215
y; '
2% Sept
Oct
Feb
'
12%
a57 %
34% Sept
Jan
17%
2
al9
12
Farmers & Mer Nat Bk. 100
Week
10
9
53
Cleve Ry
100
Cliffs Corp com
5
Colonial Finance........ 1
al9
8
15
a56
"22"
MenascoMfgCo
Shares
5%
Jap
Feb
350
Corp.*
48%
36% May
38% Nov
for
a8.%
a3%
Apr
Apr
X Apr
6% June
% May
1,450
5%
a3%
7
1,0'0
11%
15%
July
10% Sept
4%
Jan
Exchange
15
a8%
6%
3
185
15
5
Body
Oct
4%
18%
9%
26%
11%
10
150
*
Crrp of Amer...3
CaifielJOil
.100
Feb
30%
7%
250
of Prices
High
g
Nov
150
4%
38%
40,.
Apex Elec Mfg
3%
..
150
72
72
Parker Pen Co (The) com 10
_
.800
22
1%
2
Low
Price
..100
26%
3%
3,100
•
11%
lien pf 100
100
_
32% Sept
4)4 Apr
29% Apr
250
4%
Northwest Bancorp com..*
Peabody Coal Co B com
17%
Oct
>;>>t50
Northern III Finance com.
Paramount Pict Inc com.l
Jan
Mar
6%
:
Sept
13%
13
clO%
21%
July
Nov
25%
3%
11
25
N Y Central RR cap..
Jan
19
65
27%
4%
5%
18%
954
23
38%
254
600
200
c4
4
Jan
3% Sept
July
29%
29%
16%
Jan
34
1
Nat Bond & Invest com..*
7% preferred
9
20
654
Nash-Kelvinator
Nor West Util pr
40
12
Common v t c.........
Nat Cylinder
50
,
11
prllenlOO
100
Miller & Hart SI pr pref. 10
f*W
20
15%
Martin (Glenn L) Co com.1
Merch & Mfrs Sec A com.l
•
'
38%
1554
26%
3%
4,586
Apr
Nov
B ewl
Aug
7% Jan
1% Jan
8% Nov
13% July
% Nov
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
13% May
1% Feb
17% June
550
~
13
38%
27%
May
1,150
5%
54
8%
20
8%
Akron Br.<ss Mfg....:..50
27
McQuay-Norris Mfg.....*
9%
10%
20% a20%
"l2"
Electrical Products
July
9%
%
8%
Lyneh Corp com........5
McCord Rad & Mfg A...*
Par
5%
5%
2 %
15%
Week's Range
Sale
Stocks—
Jan
Jan
26%
*
Feb
July
Sales
Last
May
preferred..*
Loudon Packing com...
11%
116
Friday
7
Llbby McN & Llbby com.7
Liquid Carbonic com
276
100
2% Sept:
3% Sept
'
Nov. 1 to Nov. 7, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
4
Lincoln Printing Co com.*
Lindsay Lt& Client com..*
Lion Oil Ref Co capital...*
12%
Stock
Leatn & CoCumulative
6%
38%
38%
Jan
50
250
'
15:
Jan
38%
*
V
Feb
1
99
La Salle Exten Univ com.5
--10
Jan
6% Nov
43% May
1 % Nov
8
1%
1%
Jan
69%
21%
90%
10
m
1%
Aug
360
..
Nov
54
Jan
3% June
Nov
300
4%
44%
99
6% prefe red.......100
Jan
1754
400
4%
8%
Katz Drug Co common.. 1
Kentucky Util Jr cum pf_5(;
35
10%
29%
50
29%
243
Steel
7%
10%
Preferred
2%
100
Exeter Oil Co A coirmon.l
*
Nov
7% June
21% May
211
25
4%
12%
9%
12%
------
Columbia Gas
•::
600
900
8%
Kellogg Switchboard com.*
:vi'
29%
!
*
Jan
800
%
-..25
City Ice
14%
50
29%
4%
High
27%
1%
72%c
3%
50
4,168
a
Douglas Aircraft Co...
50% May
Emsco Derr &
Amer Rolling Mill
Jan
13%
100
29%
*
Low.
*1,20 May
300
2.35
7%
Creameries of America...l
313
% Mar
61% Sept
Jan
22%
Unlisted—
July
40
Playing Card.... -.10
U S Printing
Sept
9%
Oct
U R
12% May
30% June
50
3154
13%
Hubbell Harvey Inc com
33
120
14
9
8% June
350
14
Hcrmel & Co (Geo A) com*
13%
11%
6%
2.25
Chrysler Corp.........: 5
Consolidated Oil Corp. :.'!'
4
Jan
3
72 %c 72 %c
Ccntral Invest Corp...100
Cessna Aircraft Co
-1
Feb
1%
Oct.
%
690
32
2.25
c01n.4_._l
: Broadway Dept Store Inc. *
Byron Jackson Co.
Calif Packing Corp com.
Jan
1
Feb
Jan
3
32
Bolsa Chlca Oil
-
Gots.rd Co (H W) com
v
Shares
1.95
1.00
3
Corp.:...2
%
58%
17%
•17%
2%
-
V-
45
Blue Diamond
•••
50
1
■
June
1.90
5%% preferred......50
6% July
24% June
86
3
'
3
*
Randall B.
; jm
16
11E
75
6%
*
-
Low
Barker Bros Corp—-
Sept
.4% June
1
*
P& G.
•
6%
150 >
6%
17%
34
Price
"
24
23
-
Aircraft Accessories Inc50c
Par
2
28 •:
*
Jan
Stocks—
163
517
11
28%
*
.
:
10%
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
of Prices
High
July
Apr
May
1
w
Week's Range
Sale
Oct
sales lists
Sales
Last
Jan
7%
8%
24
24
•„
99
inclusive, compiled from official
Friday
46
19%
46
34
„
10
both
Sept
Oct
5%
Jan
8%
98
Angeles Stock Exchange!
Nov. 1 to Nov. 7,
Feb
107%
Jan
7%
6%
...
27%
1%
33%
5
6%
-
*
3954
Jan
Sept
300
*
154
Oen Amer Transp com..
27%
4%
84% V84).f.v
J V-U
7%
24
*
4
General Electric Co com. .*
5%
*
4%
48%
Fuller Mfg Co common.
Gen Finance Corp com...l
97
--12
*
A...:
97
Los
High
94% Aug
87% Feb
5 2% July
8%
19%
*
Found Invest pref
Jan
Low
270
7%
i
Jou
Sept
98%
4%
..10
3
96%
v-----
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
High Shares
Low
97
*
39%
Brewing com
Week
Price
*
(Dan)
4%
45%
for
of Prices
..50
Crosley Corp
33%
34% May
Week's Range
Cincinnati Telephone. ..50
1054 Nov
37% Sept
3%
28% June
2
May
1,050
;
Par
Sept
28% Sept
Feb
May
215
Stocks (Concluded)
High
Oct
8%
1, 1941
I,.;:
8%
24%
c8%
23%
Deere & Co common
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
Sales
Last
Sale
for
Sale
Stocks
Friday
Sales
Jan
7%
71%
1%
July
Oct
100
20%
Nov
34%
Feb
894
27% May
36% May
'6%
Jan
34%
Sept
10
%
21%
•'
300
24% Jure
31%
Jan
5%
July
.5%
Aug
1,343
i
7%
-
4%
4%
601
2%
Feb
3%
3%
3%
22%
3%
3%
269
1 %
Jan
3%
35,975
24
July
178%
16%
'-2% May
53%
Oct
%• Nov
118
*
26
-
287
57%
39
11%
Feb
148% May
12% • "Feb
370
i
29%
9%
110
2,.587
3%
•
2
21%
Jan
Jan
48%
1
Jan
9%
Sept
Oct
7%
Mar
July
Oct
3%
25%
Nov
Apr
"
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4005
Volume 154 ■••'
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
for
of Prices
Sale-
(Concluded)
Stocks
Phlla
112%
Mfe—.—i■—50
Penna Salt
EleC(trl P&S5 pref..*
pref 25
178
112% 112%
29% 30%
Phila Electric Power
12%
18%
27%
Jan
Aug
Aug
170
22
*
17 %
5 %
225
138
l;«sa
1%
400
2,068
.
Oct
33% June
50%
Apr
%56 Feb
17
12%
Weetmoreland rnc..-.--10
100
»i6 June'
%
1,385
,18%
I'll
6%
5%
106% 107%
12%
11%
107
Preferred-,-
%
3i«
v,
17 %
31,908
10%
10
10
25%
82
82*
82
33%
33%
82%
8%
Jan
M ay
11
28
Jan
23%
Preferred
81%
S3,900
68%
Jan
83
4,000
11%
Jan
34%
86%
79
2,000
May
Oct
Jan
90c
Jan
14%
Feb
5
5%
34
San Francisco Stock
Jan
30%
Jan
Exchange
Last
Stocki—•
of Prices
High
LOW
Price
Pat
...
Week'8 Range
Sale
Apr
Last
Week's Range
Sale
Par
Stocks—
of Prices
Low:
High
Price
■i'T; COP
25
Jan
22%
8%
60
18%
Oct
5
6%
Mar
8%
Nov
60c
150
50c
Aug
60c
Aug
10%
1%
1%
12%
10
130
6%
Apr
2,150
1%
12
Nov
5
Jan
Apr
14
Feb
Apr
12
Jan
40
9%
1 %
16%
70
94
Apr
345
10
Duquesne Brewing,-.---5
Fort Pitt Brewing
1
Ilarb Walker Refrac com. *
16%
10
200
1%
16%
1%
1%
16%
98
8%
800
96%
Koppers Gas & Coke pf. 100
"8%
..■..*
Mountain Fuel Supply-. 10
Nat Flreprooflng com.... *
National Radiator Corp. 10
Pittsburgh Brewing pref,. *
Pittsburgh Forgings
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass .25
Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp.
Lone Star Gas
8%5%
6
7%
7%
4%
6%
19%
74%
4%
19%
75%
Westlnghouse Air Brake.
Westinghouse El & Mfg.50
Oct
20%
105
6%
27%
Jan
10%
Oct
Jan
Jan
6
1
%
Jan
July
8
Sept
Apr
31%
Jan
.75
9%
Nov
12%
July
194
65%
4%
6%
Nov
Nov
96%
Jan
135
9%
68%
6
6%
19%
76%
9%
65%
RuudMfg———6
122
30
30
05%
800
July
July
1%
5% May
55c July
3,198
60c
Jan
8%
947
6
60e
.
Jan
7%
2
13%
7
■Vic
Blaw-Knox Co—---—
Columbia Gas & Electric.*
11%
)0%
10%
18
150
50
712
17 %
71%
7 %
Oct
Jan
9
Oct
Apr
316
Feb
23%
July
86%
Sept
200
4%
Nov
3%
Jan
290
3%
3%
St. Louis Stock Exchange
4%
for
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
Low
Shares
*
1
Brown Shoe common
"20"
Burkart Mfg com
Chic & Sou Air L, pref... 10 :
Coca-Cola Bottling com,
20%
2d
preferred
High
Internat shoe com-. -
27%
12
17%
360
76c
100
40c
Feb
75c
Oct
1,275
9%
Jan
11%
July
10
95%
May
4%
9,640
14%
13%
15
14
14
14
16
'.
6%
4%
■
-
+
*
25
Last
Site
Algoma
Steel
,
H
*
-
-
*
Paper A.*
14%
...100
*
Carp A. — *
v*
———5
149%
Canada Cement
Preferred....
—
North Power
-
--
305
14%
1,365
75
2
Feb
1.50
17
1,025
Steampshlp 5% preferred
Candn Bronze.--—-
18
5%
27%
32
105
■
""
■
27%
—
123
McNeili
_
31
8%
15
—
3%
——
.25
j.-f„*
Pacific Railway.
—
..*
com
2b
-.'r.
:.,i.*
Dominion Bridge—-i. — ,-*
Dominion Coal pref. -'-25
Dominion Glass-.-rrT".- .^100
Preferred^
100
Dominion Steel A Coal B 25
Dominion Stores Ltd. ...-.*
Dom Tar & Chemical— .
Dominion Textile.
*
Preferred.100
Prod..*
Famous Players CCorp..*
Foundation Co of Can...*
28
23%
24.
i'.
22%
22%
23
r.'
16
r
17
108
;
7%
...
17",
16
6
6
<5
74
Sept
27%
Jan
78
78
70
45
150
4
IJme & Alabfts—*
994,
5%
-Harris
A
preferred
Apr
Woods Mfg
i80%
Feb
Commerce,
'
'■h
75
Feb
Jan
Cana-la Vhegars Ltd
Jan
Canad 1 Breweries
2
63
Jan
20% June
29
Jan
Ga id t Gen E! Co
25
25% May
30
Jan
Mar
313
19
May
28
Sept
3t
180
31
Feb
39
Aug
Aug
25%
57%
22%
■
-
7%
Sept
Sept
Jan
Mir
4
Mar
4% Sept
Zelle
Montreal
Nova Scotia
Royal
— .
.
-100
....100
-
100
5%
260
50
Aug
"l50"
215
5
8%
63
5%
July
12%
May
75
125
93
103
July
1.25
"290
Jan
Jan
Oct
,
.
.
390
15%
41
14%
735
9%
25
52
-214
66%
20
72
35%
Apr
42%
Sept
325
1.00
Jan
1.35
July
052% o53%
414
70%
2%
Feb
July
15c
July
2,50
100
49%
1%
8c
100
6c
Apr
Jan
Feb
1.10
100
70c
Feb
75%
112
72%
Oct
75%
■
'
Jan
100
10%
64
2%
3%
High
July
101
5
872
5%
17%
9%
5%
17%
1,245
15
14
89'
10
22%
23
1,305
37%
87%
8%
1.30
8%
1.30
Jan
Sept
5
Sept
4
Feb
Sept
Sept
38
Jan
11%
Jan
Massey-Harrls Co Ltd—
5% cum pref. — .-,.100
18
Jan
Jan
Melehers Distilleries pf.. 10
Feb
55
May
Mitchell, Robt Co Ltd...♦
Jan
13
July
140
June
146
Jan
150
150
70
115
May
162
Jan
6% cum pref
171
Mir
193
Jan
—..100
Power Corp of Can—
V
6% cum 1st pref
100
267
1
60
84
Sept
Jan
95%
7%
70c
Feb
1.60
Sept
27%
Sept
50
8
July
281
Jan
Feb
106
Jan
So Can P \t
cum
Jan
Sept
27
60
100
210
Nov
210
173
V
150
June
207
160
June
175%
Jan
AUg
30c
Aug
4
13
.■;' 80
10
23%
11
1,610
5%
3%
3%
75c
17%
3%
17%
12
12%
2
5%
90c
Oct
26
Oct
10
Jan
2%
Feb
6
Apr
4%
2% May
1.05
Sept
Jan
Sept;
Jan
75
60c
',10
100
9%
July
11
1.50
Sent
1.50
2%
July
5%
Jan.
3
Jan
Apr
1.50 May
Oct
Sept
Jan
370
15
Jan
5%
17%
35
6
Feb
12
Oct
1,999
7
Feb
13
Sept
25
2
Jan
2%
5% Sept
":9%
Oct
1.00
Sept
2
5%
3% May
80
l .00
125
50c May
Oct,
Jan
Jan
Feb
15%
"
Jan
59
Aug
96%
Feb
76
5%
Nov
7 %
Nov
Feb
5%
480
13
15
15
75
53
54
90
88%
54
Jan
5
5
200
12
12
Aug
Feb
1.50
1,852
•
2
Feb
May
9% Mar
5
2
Jan
90c
25c Jure
2
NOV
50C
65c May
395
75c
""3%
13
Feb
130
,
"■
5%
3%
25c
25
65c
30c
9
5%
13
88%
5%
5%
;
11
27
Sept
12
60c
13
60c
2
88
"
45
107
Provincial Transport Co.. *
150
6%
Jan
210
:
Feb
pref
6% cum pf.100
107
2
77
77
120
100%
Nov
60c
Mar
Nov
108 v,
50c May
Nova Scotia Light & Power
r;
-"42
Jan
11
Mtl Refr & Stor vot trust. *
Jan
9
156
38
Oct
'
7
270%
July
23%
100
Apr
July
8%
32
100
McColl-Frontenac OIF—
75c
•i
Jan-
15
Aug
210
25c
MacLaren Pow & Paper .*
Jan
4%
20
"■
27
575
145
13
Oct
20% Jure
3%
1,075
350
Apr
Feb
50
12%
2%
4
17%
11%
1
5%
18%
Apr
35
4%
Sept
1.15
May
June
6%
22
4
Fairchild Aircraft Ltd
Fleet Aircraft Ltd
Jan
11
4%
Donnacona Pap Co
Oct
Sept
Mar
4%
76
May
1.50 June
2%
Corp...*
Dami tion Square
10
50%
115
1.50
70
'
15
Oct
11%
11
Feb
May
1.50
17
Feb
8
95
350
11%
Jan
Oct
Feb
10
705
""
1.50
Sept
Sept
9%
4
14
~ii%
Sept
1.15
Feb
102
-
Ltd—.*
David & Frere Llmitee A.*
43
-
■
55c
1,615
7%
7%
65c
-.5
Prefe red
24
60 '•t 15
7
High
:{'2Lop'v.^;\
Shares
90c
90c
ConsolPanerCorp Ltd...*
285
1.10
sales lists
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
of Prices
Lop ■
14
Cub Alrcr ft Carp
18
May
t-'8% June
59% Mar
5
17
185
July
Sept
Wo fit'
tree h>
Jan
-2%
12
18
36
156
lAO
86%
Sales
26%
—
Ltd A *
5
*
Ford Motor of Can A-'—.*
F'raser C )mpanies Ltd—*
Fraser Cos voting trust—. *
Inter Paints (Cau) Ltd A.*
Internat Utilities Corp a.*
Lake Sulp Hte Pulp Co Ltd*
107
July
13% June
31
315
3%
3
270
Jan
135
1.15
Sept
Jan
*14%
93% May
Nov
5
93
4'
9% June
100
12%
May
3% May
390
3%
11
70
183
-
8%
173
Commercial Alcohols Ltd.*
13
Aug
May
5
Jan
18
145 '
13
44
Apr
4%
14
49
50%
Jan
6%
25
1
24
15
49% May
.
50%
Jan
31
Oct
35
Jan
28
May
5%
342
04%
«i%
036% a37%
■
-
100
100
29
20
50
.
546
20
Jan
7
Jan
775
175
Feb
110
l:
4%
30 '4
166
10
17
17
Apr
23%
35
100
99
V\
-
7% cum pref.
Can Int Inv Trust Ltd-
Oct
10%
Jan
25%
21%
3%
60
Oct
;
-•1
-
210"
5
35%
1
10%
100
*
s
Bulks—
*
Ltd. .50
—*
■'Prefe *re.i.
85
•
258
Oct
Oct
22% May
87%
1.30
2
593
3%
:
3%
37%
"22%
*
185
125
1.171
22%
3
:
Oct
2.60
14
5%
17%
Ltd...*
85
18%
50%
72
3%
Jan
Mar
2% May
1.15
9%
*
Candn Light & Posv Go. 100
Candt M irconi Co
1
Cand 1 Paw & Paper In v.*
Canadian Vickers Ltd....*
'•:7% cum pref.
100
Catelll FJP5% cum pf.15
66
66
50
2%
Candn Indus Ltd B
51
9%
*
pref
Canadicnne—,-
4%
2%
2%
Nov
5%
14;
14
101
Ltd.—,*
3%
May
12%
100
14
CanalaM ilthg Co Ltd..*
Can N jrth P 7% cum pf 100
Brit Col Packers
125%
15%
A.....*
100
Jan
-
Canada & Dom Sug Co... *
Jan
Apr
40
Weston
Preferred
Sep
*
(Geo)
— *
Wildls Ltd.......—..*
Wi inioeg Electric
15%
3%
16
2
*
Mir
June
Mar
Feb
40
93
Viau Biscuit..—--*
Sept
80
Apr
Sept
7%
*
Bat'iurst Fow & Pap B —*
Beauharnois Pow C >rp—*
Brewers & Dist of Van Ltd5
Brit Amer Oil Co Ltd
*
May
105% 105%
100
Shawlnlgan W & Power..*
Southern Can Power
*
-Steel Co. of Canada..:.,*
Preferred..,.
..25
Sept
-
38
17%
25%
3%
St Lawrence Paper pref
United Steel Corp
Jan
90c
-100
7% cum pref
Alumhiom Ltd
3% June
60
May
70
I
1
Price
100
6% cum pref
1,100
23%
5%
17%
1.90
Week's Range
*
Abitlbi Pow & Pap
50
.50
*
Par
Stocks
85
Saguenay Power pref. .103
,..*
Feb
100
20%
Oct
21% June
10
27
St. Lawrence Corp
9%
170
...
95
60
50
100
Rclland Paper pref
jai
Sept
33%
-
*
16%
25'' '
12%
10%
J,yii« £-
Oct
Jan
24
H
'-
7H
15 h
2
21% ■A'! 21 %
vv/S'h/
»•
Jan
Aug
110
11
Wabasso Cotton....
Jai
18
95
10
50
18
100
5% preferred.
Quebec Power.
-
Sept
3%
'
:7:'\
•
465
33%
Price Bros & Co Ltd.....*
;
Jan
Sept
"56"
m
14
18%
25%
^
F'eb
90
—100 I'-'--..,.
i
Penmans,
*
3%
Power Corp of Canada
*
16%
Nov
11%
Feb
23
May
al%
a23% a23J6
a3%
a3%
Jan
Aug
12
405
Jan
June
17%
—
Sept
10%
12
Preferred
Oct
Jnly
-
39%
Apr
inclusive, compiled from official
Sale
Sept
30%
Feb
125% 125%
2%
2%
4%
4%
*
July
June
Montreal Curb
Nov. 1 to Nov- 7, both
Lasf
101
May
20
2,303
27
Ogilvie Flour Mills......*
Ottawa L H & Power.. 100
Sept
,
82
-"7
Sept
-
-
July
4
13%
YFciday
82
60
*
National Steel Cu Corp..*
Feb
78
a
«
Mar
6%
32%
1.05
75%
Jan
71
23%
National Breweries
5%
70.
'i iwi
8
40
39
100
8c
Sept
105
17
July
6c
2.50
16
Feb
:
.40
10J
Telegraph
10%
:80
"
"2%
*
100
Mont L H & Power Cons.*
17
25
.,
J
*
— —
*95
6
2%
...100
Preferred...
150
.
'
2%
Jan-
155
■
Mar
25
90
16%
■
6
Jai
Feb
Mar
6
May
2,
-
9%
-
870
:
31
90
*
15c
317
4
1.15
Jan
Nov
90
100
Preferred..
Lake of the Woods
105
-
v
Feb
155
4%
Feb
3% June
33%
9
768
-
20 %
119
177
75
78
——*
page
Aug
Sept
■
M ir
Miy
450
'
17
15%
—.
16
;
5% preferred... —— 100
5 % % preferred.-.—100
General Steel Wares.::::*
For footnotes see
•
Jan
6% May
20%
3 5%
Power.—..*
International
Oct
Jan
225
V
•
15 %
"a36%
:—1
& Mfg.-60
High
23% June
2%
28
145/.. Aor
12
\i: 6
2%'- 3%
6-\
---
Gurd (Charles).-l.
h
153
-
6
—
3%
Enamel & Heating
Gatlneau---
153
153.
..j
*
.25
97
40
1,060
2%
30
108
250
10%
11
1,280
7%
10%
1-2%
20%
7%
*
Mar
Jan
«43% ft 4.5
Co com 5
1
1
Preferred
West! tghouseE
a45
5
2% May
10% Nov
13%
Apr
7%
10
"4
Low
9%
12%
12%
Oct
4%
7
5%
.
a52%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
26%
9%
6% ■ prefer.ed
Week
100
26
Jan
29%
F'eb
Sties'
for
100
Jan
126
Oct
Feb
Mar
3
Listed and Unlisted
--
Shares
.
May
108%
68
Sept
55
14
551
124
10
Sept
693
*'
-7 .5%5%
4% •. 4%
76
.70 '
76
(
108
*
VVestates Pet com
100
■Aug
6 %
"
Utah ladho Sugar
Jan
850
19
15% Sept
Jan
4%
18%
2%
3%
21% May
U S Steel com
39%
353
15%
24% June
565
Jan
June
3% May
517
73%
4
M ly
31%
33
1.311
15%
Sept
15
41
U S Petroleum Co
73%
118% June
Mnv
United Aircraft Corp cap. 5
Jan
Int Paper preferred—, 100
Jan
28%
Feb -4
May
4%
4
Jan
34%
29%
34%
of Prices
Low
High
tl
27%
32
28%
22%
65
Apr
106%
>
Oct
30% May
28% May
a3%
Studebaker Corp com._1
9,394
1,190
31%
24%
10
30
Sept
24%
70
100
Jan
22%
—
2.10
32%
—7T7T*-
9%
12%
Pennsylvania RR
...50
Radio Corp of America.
So Calif Ed Ltd com
25
Mar
22%
Jan
28%
Oct
3% Sept
Sept
a2%
Standard Oil Co of N J..25
1.30
Jan
Sept
6%
2%
1.90
.10
Packard Motor Co com.
July
i,118
110
Pac Portl Cement com.
13%
1.65
175
45c
107
13%
North Amer Aviation cap
10% June
3%
Ja
Aug
250
100
4
Standard Brands Inc..
410
Oct
34%
Nov
9c
7
a29%
July
4%
12%
109
Nov
Nov
Oc
lie
o29% o30%
preferred,...-..,10
Mar
Oct
Week's Range
*
Sept
Jan
14%
Price
Oct
9%
30%
8%
Mar
5
18
31%
29%
109%
23%
Sept
34%
107%
4%
25%
3
9c
Sept
May
10%
Monolith J ortland Cement
Montgomery Ward & Co
Nifili-Kelvinator Corp...5
9%
23%
5%
88
3%
14%
Sept
.
July
295
33%
3%
Mar
.
3
12c
J2%
33%
11
9% Apr
17% June
617
Niagara Wire Weaving...*
: '45
•6%
6%
5c
Oct
4
9%
4%
-
Internal Nickel of Canada *
Mir
Mir
570
150% 150%
A
1,600
Jan
Nov
14%
Norauda Mines Ltd——*
Apr
6%
Jan
26%
10%
Jai
.Feb
Jan
€07
14%
Nov
•
Sept
2.35
Apr
10%
10%
Jan
18%
13%
Inter Pete Co Ltd.......*
Feb
105
Feb
Oct
Apr
1.50 May
7%
Paper....*
... ■„* -100
Mont Ccttons
May
M J & M M Cons
12%
50
Preferred
Sept
1,45
Par
Preferred....
1.20
14%
60
Last
Tndust Accept Corp
International Bronze
Jan
19%
9%
19
Kenn Copper
Matson
McBryde Sugar Co
934
8."
Jan
Sept
695
5o
Aug
31%
1,330
Vi-'-"-
23%
7
Apr
4%
/
34%
May
5
1,700
29%
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
ir
'
-
""6c
3%
July
112%
10
.
.1
575
3%
Jan
-
100
890
28
-
"29%
30%
"
Hudson Bay Mining.
July
126
225
•
Corp com..*
Navigation Co...*
.5
353
:
10%
_
McColl-Frontenac Oil
May
720
•
39%
«2.%
425
*
21%
•
4%
38%
•24
28"
Distillers Seagrams.
Paper.-------*
~
-89'
Int Tel & Tel Co com....*
23%
8%
30%
-
26%
a2% a l%
«34% 034%
29%
29%
Internatl Nickel Co Can.*
Jan
1.60
8%'
-
26%
Aug
267
"l2%
500
8%
14%
-
125
4%
44%
13
9%
30c
20c
12
6%
27%
4%
Jan
100
23
685
July
Oct
Mai
Fel
106%
28%
Jan
5%
Feb
Feb
27%
15
30o
41% May
24%
Feb
91c
10%
190
*
70
6
7%
Corp. 1
Idaho Mary Mines
.
5%
32%
28
*
Hobbs Battery Co B
12%
^
31%
Oet
20 :
8
20
Jan
12%
Mai
20
6%
July
'
'89% Nov
Ocl
10c Sept
107% 107%
Oct
19%
80s
4
120
June
3%
351
7%
5%
1.60
21c
11
6%
5
May
9%
83
30
1
2.65
14%
*
M assey
18
Jan
.
CurtlssrWright Corp
Feb
206
*
Nov
2
Sept
140
11
6%
Feb
28%
4%
May
1.85
17%
200
21c
11
48c
27
91c
6% pi 100 "23"
Class B
Howard Smith
Aug
110
55
Ju ie
*
com
1.90
Hamilton Bridge........ *
Apr
Oct
10
Consolidated 011 Corp...*
550
26%
5%
...*
5
190
'3%
6%
6%
•4%
6%
:
Mining & Smelting..5
Crown Cork & Seal Co. ,.*
Con
3%
•3
-3%
'Class B-i.
:*•
Coen Cos Inc A
Columbia Rlv Packers...*
Sept
9
11%
89%
a3%
a3%
21c
July
Sept
11%
972
11%
Jan
Apr
Feb
.
55c
88
«3%
2,0;0
44
1.60
21%
25
13%
Cities Service Co com...10
1.90
55c
Calif Ore Pow 6% pf'27100
July
8%
8%
91c
1
Mir
15
115
13% :»13%
Jan
7%
38%
18
7%
28
1
Sept
11
100
115
j_
Oct
48%
■-
2.50
44
-.i.
-
5
Co com
6%
Feb
18%
Jan
125
& Libby.,7 vwi«--
101 %
45
,
AUg
1.35
General Electric Co
Mont Tramways
205
124
100
123
38%
50c May
Sept
Sept
20%
210
14%
28%
35%
318
q37% «38%
55c
Elair & Co Inc capital
1
Bu iker Hill & Si llivan.2 %
Apr
'
22% ,22%
26% 27%
Bendlx Aviation Corp.... 5
11%
M ont
104
Sept
Sept
32.%
215
Jai
40
117%
13
Sept
650
.
3.00
31%
Apr
Jan
13
6%
20
21%
6%
Oct
Jar
2%
36%
Honolulu OH Corp cap...*
8%
31
1.90
19%
22
Jan
7
Jan
800
Apr
2.40
Aug
1,035
May
7
July
«3%
5
2.50
Aug
3%
Jan
29%
6%
29%
37
10
235
Jan
7%
168
Feb
22
1.90
45
Hu.it Brothers common. 10
355
«3%
Argonaut Mining Co.
Dominguez Oil Co.
*
Fibre Bd Prod pr pref. .100
July
125
am «5%
150% 150%
26% 26%
4%
4%
Mar
5
17%
*
Nov.
3% June
181
—
27%
Jan
2
Mir
(
Oct
May
Unlisted
55c
727
105
21%
5%
5%
22%
25
5%
14')%
Nov
Jan
47%
115
5%
6% V;,
27%
32%
6
-
27%
-
Cockshutt Plow..
-1
.
-
oO
*
Preferred.——
100
CndnCanners5% cumpf20
Candn Car & Foundry
*
Preferred > - «- 2«
Candn Celanese.
. — — -*
Preferred 7%—-100
Candn Cottons.... ... 100
Preferred .—————10)
Candn F'oretgn Investm't.*
Candn Ind Alcohol.—..*
18
1
-
195
1,142
36
5
Nov
8%
26%
14% July
4%
Feb
94% June
18
Jiiy
28
100
18
-
100
.17
:
4%
100
100
Nov
Apr
Oct
14%
22% M»y
25
36%
Mar
T
M
160
Miy
5%
50
4%
Jin
Jan
14%
Jan
47c
10% Sept
19% Sept
17% Aug
10% Ju ne
775
t:
Feb
137
29S
7%
23%
7%
23%
2
-100
— — *
Corp..*
Canada
Gypsum
7
149% 150
23%
clwsB
FMrgiags
Can
Dryden
8%
17%
17%
35
4%
Can
Candn
1.03
-> ~
Bulolo
*•
13%
M\r
17%
13%
Breweries
BellTelepho ie
Braztllun T L & P
Brit Col Power
3
Jan
95c
14%
21%
39%
Mar
11%
8%
17%
17%
Bathurst Pow &
Jan
Jan
143
36
125
Preferred
2
2.60
22%
Yel Checker Cab Co serl 50
96% Feb
24% June
Hollinger Gold Mines....5
5
300
Jan
3,117
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
10
Sept
Mar
Jan
26
50c
Stocks (Concluded)
50
280
Jan
11
Aviation Corp of Del..... 3
15
Last
2%
10
Jan
15%
28%
Jan
47%
1st preferred
1.05
290
Apr
Feb
Apr
Nov
49c
Pacific Tel & Tel com.. 100
13%
155
5
Sept
Nov
1.60
Angio Nat Corp A com..*
278
5%% 1st preferred ..25
1.00
■
8%
AsbestoB Corp
assoc
•4"."-
•
4%
22%
16%
Sept
.1,378
Pacific Light Corp com..*
Pacific Pub Serv com
*
•h.
11%
460
135
47%
6% 1st preferred
High
2.90
300
301
21%
7%
Aggregates.5
Pac G & E Co com..—,_2£
2%
*
.-*
*
290
1,500
11%
9%
26%
9%
26%
Anaconda Copper Mln..50
38%
Pacific Coast
13%
Works Ltd—1
Agnew-SurpaLS Shoe.
Alberta Pac Or A
3
Jan
Sept
Atch To,) & Santa Fe._100
14%
1
'
11%
American Tel & Tel Co. 100
18
Imperial Oil Ltd
Acme Glove
ii%
Oct
9
Jan
588
Oliver Utd Fdlters A
L0W~ '-:
11%
Mar
15%
Pacific Can Co
for
6% June
5% May
2.60
Oct
18
O'Connor Moffatt cl AA.*
Shares
100
July
15%
Week
High
14%
500
9%
3%
7%
15%
Sales
of Prices
9% May
7%
9%
27%
8%
compiled from official sales lists
Low
Price
148
.6%
44%
5%
Occidental Petroleum__..l
'
Par
Nov
Aug
501
Montreal Stock Exchange
Stocks-
Sept
14
16%
36%
Oct
38%
Friday
:
16
Jan
Mar
6%
20
1,282
104
Week's Range
Jan
8
2.60
Feb
41
10%
i>
Friday
240
32%
8%
—:—
7, both inclusive,
Jan
13
450
16%
10
397
CANADIAN MARKETS
Nov. 1 to Nov.
5%
4% May
2,616
Western Dept Sts com—.*
19
317
Occidental insurance Co 10
1,500
Jan
9%
Wells Fargo Bank & U T100
Jan
30%
8
8
25 J
'i
■«
99
Wes 'era Pipe & Steel Co. 10
Am Rad <fc Std San
30%
-
North Amer OH Cons... 10
75
Jan
Jan
Oct
25
32%
330
6%
4%
6%
41%
18%
7
Nor Amer Invest
101
101
Rice Stix
165
18%
10%
10
8%
8%
8%
!
Rlce-Stlx Dry Gds 2d pf 100
19%
Jan
Apr
300
National Auto Fibres com 1
50
Feb
14% Jure
30
Jan
:
3%
18.
10%
Natomas Co
:V:
Jan
4,552
28%
Feb
6
'
..*
Preferred..—
131
16
20
273
9
Gladding McBean & Co..*
Golden State Co Ltd
*
100
100
13%
5
6%
15%
18
Gen Motors Corp com.. 10
150
'
15
Waklua Agricultural Co.20
71
Oct
Nov
ii%
97%
Vultee Aircraft.......... 1
Jan
18
25
16%
*T%
Vega Airplane Co._.... 1 %
Victor Equip Co com
1
4
3.140
25
United Air Lines Corp...5
10
_
Oct
Jan
13%
34%
14%
j0%
97%
4%
Universal Consul OH
Prefer, ed
102 %
31
75o
ion Sugar common...25
94
38%
pref...25
& Kleiser
er
;
9
-
March Calcul Machine
55
•
10%
100
16
Dry Gds coin —.*
St Louis Pub Serv Acorn. 1
Se-'lle ^te'l Warrants
'<
16
;
.
5%
17%
12
Metals com.*
Natl Bearl.ig
Nat Candy common—..*
2d prefeired
100
5%
17.
5%
17%
--20
Meyer Blanke com..-..-*
Mo Peril Cement corn-.25
L&'.lcde Steel com -..
'
•'
Oct
Jan
100
40
16%
Transamerfca Corp.
2
Union Oil Co of Calif....25
U
23%
17% May
Apr
May
8%
Jan
17
32%
102
23%
Prefe. red.
July
50%
4% Nov
11% May
82% Apr
1,561
118
6%
.
104
13
5
5
Key Co com
Laclede-Ch Clay Prod com*
Sept
55
Oct
20% 20%
112% 113%
Food Machine Corp com 10
F\s
13
90%
17%
41
Fireman's Fund Ins Co..25
10
28%
Sept
Sept
24%
25% May
.22% Nov
20% May
900
5%
4%
12%
90
0%
"8
3%
Nov
16
Oct
55%
225
50
Feb
2.35
24%
—
10
3%
Nov
23%
Ewa Plantation Co cap. .20
20
5%
'May
39
30
Co..5
Emsco Der & Equip
Magnavox Co Ltd
140
4
Feb
51
275
Meier & Frank Co inc. -10
100
--- - *
*
Emerson Electric com
Hydraulic Press Brk pfd
17
40
345
18%
Emporium Cap well com.. *
Preferred (with warr).50
Menasco Mfg
5%
3%
420
54%
40
22%
.
10
101
May
26%
1,0jkneed Aircraft Corp., 1
55
5%
Jan
7
56%
4%
12%
50
101
5
800
;; 90
17%
Di Giorgio Fruit pref.. 100
El Do ado Oil Wer*B—_.*
11%
-
33
22%
1
Common,
Laigendorf IT a Bile pf._50
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc-.l
106
122
10
80
547
2.55
Preferred—
10%
11%
122
Apr '•-44.:> May
56%
26%.
Crown Zell'bach Corp com5
21%
10%
*
1st pf 100
....100
Jan
11%
Apr
.
Creameries pf America Inc
11
Dr Pepper com,—— h.,:■ -
Ely & W Dry Gds
Oct
113
June
7%
24%
10%
Columbia Brew com,....5
July
8%
56%
Edison.25
Cons Chera Ind A—
*
Commonwealth
21%
■'
11
104
8%
125
2.50
Coast Ccs G & E 1st pf—25
Jan
579
22%
Cnrysler Corp common..5
Hutchinson Sug Planta.
80
,
216
Jan
2% May
8c Sept
Feb
10%
10%
*
2.55
Cent Eureka Min Co com. *
Libby
34%
21
33%
July
Aug
Jan
6
Sept
13c Sept
15% July
Oct
Jnlv
24%
10
Holly Development..,... 1
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week's Hang>
Sale
Pa;
6%
9%
525
425
July
12%
12%
Thomas Allex Corp A.,..*
June
363
54%
39
54%
39
Preferred........ ...50
C iteroillar Tractor com..*
Preferred
Last
Stocks-
220
21%
21%
Calif Packing Corp com..*
Sales
Frlaai
7
2,0C0
19%
%
32%
*
com.
400
10c
15%
102
So Cal Gas Co pref ser A.25
Tide Wat Assoc Oil
4%
10c
Oct
18% July
28
Feb
7%
16
15%
HomeF'&M lose to. —.10
inclusive, complied from official sales lists
to Nov. 7. both
Nov. I
860
19
10c
19%
I-'eb
4%
Oct
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd...*
Unlisted-
1
14%
547
18
Standard Oil Co of Calif.. *
High
.
S%
735
i, 8%
Calif Na t Bank... 20
7%
7%
Atlas Imp Diesel Eng
5
110%
Bank of Calif N A
80 110% no
10% 10%
Byron Jackson Co
*
Calamba Sugar common. 20
v12;T 12%
50
50
Calaveras Cement pref .100 1
7%
7%
7%
Calif Art Tile A....... ..*
Calif Cotton Mills com. .100
i4% 16
General Paint Corp com. ."
Pen nroad Corp v t c:
? 835
"
High
Low
60c
8%
....
Devonian Oil
Week
8%
21 %
Allegheny Ludlum Steel..*
Arkansas Nat Gas pref. 100
Auto Finance com
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for; m;
14%
12%
18%
11%
San Maurlolo Mining...PlO
Shell Union Oil com....15
Southern Pacific Co
Shares
9
A nglo
official sales lists
Shares
10%
11%
Preferred....—-—100
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
2%
'2%
Min 10
A laska Juneau Gold
Sales
Friday
240
27
Soundvlew Pulp Co com. 5
Sales
Friday
,
Jan
19
Oct
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
7,
Nov
34
27
1
Apr
5%
Jan
Feb
11% May
23% May
106
12%
27
Ryan Aeronautical Co.-.l
Jan
10%
117%
1 to Nov.
Nov.
:
both inclusive, compiled from
3
Sept
1.25 Sept
18%
560
12%
Richfield OH Corp com...*
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange f
to Nov. 7,
401
34
12%
..
Jan
104
July
70
200
Super Mold Corp cap... 10
Nov. 1
100
1.00
16%
5%
Rheem Manufacturing Co 1
Rocs Bas common
30
High
37%
May
1.00
25
—,
27
16%
100
—
881
16%
Rayonier Inc common... 1
Preferred...
Jan. 1, 1941
Low
Too
*
Preferred
Range Since
Shares
28%
100% 101
..100
Pig'n Whistle preferred..*
Puget Sound P & T com..*
Oct
6
for
Week
28
28
R E & R Co Ltd com
,s
Price
Par
Parafflne Co's com.....
Oct
Nov
9
344
Stocks (Concluded)
High
5% July
100
23%
25-year conv inq...-1964
Scullln Steel 3s.......1941
Feb
101% May
158
400
23%
,
St L Pub Serv 1st M 5s '59
1%
»i» Oct
17% Nov
5% Nov
193
T-v
Bonds—
Low,
Shares
6%
6%
6%
Electric com.... 15
of Prices
Low
High
■
Jan
»i«
%
31«
;;-m;
Wagner
24% July
3%
Jan
39% Sept
60% July
*i« Mar
.'. " % Mar
Feb
21%
38%
58%
?2«S
-
30
2%
58%
Improv com.
—
8% June
12% Feb
23% Feb
25
820
37%
'"'11
Gas
June
15%
58%
—~*
Tonopali Belmont—-.10c
Tonopah Mhlig
1
Transit Inve' C'orppref.25
United Corp common....*
Prefe-red
31%
22
Scott Paper:..—
Sun Oil
United
Mar
26%
2
Jan
Oct
29%
14%
26 %
preferred.
50
2nd preferred
---50
Salt Dome Oil Corp.:.—I
1st
118
111%
Wcrfc's Range
Week
Price
Par
Sales
Last
Sale
for
of Prices
Low
High
Sterling Mumcommon... 1
StixBaer & Fuller com.. 10
Sept
601
26
50
Reading RR
185 %
203
10
10
---3
Pbllco Corp.,
Anr
163
•30
180
178
High
Low,"
Shares
High
Low
Price
Par
Stocks (Concluded)
Week's Range
Sale
Week
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Last
1941
Range Since Jan. 1,
Week's Range
Last
Sales,
Friday
Sales
Friday
Oct
'
77
5%
"106"
100
5%
100
2
67
82
Aug
5% June
98
Aug
98
7.
104
Jan
Mar
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
994
CANADIAN MARKETS
''riday
Week's Range
iMSt
sale
Stores
Low
Stocks (Continued)
High
Fleet Aircr
Stores—
Tnrlft
10
6%% cum 1st pref—.25
l'e J Distillers of Can,-.*
U
Sale
Week
High
20
75c
~46%
Ltd H *
80c
1.00
Oct
10
600
1.00
Wal ;ervllle Brewer/....
Wei rer-G & Worts
10
10
10
75c
10
Oct
/
Jan
80c
1.00
Oct
pref
cum
46 H
75
38%
Mar
48%
10
19%
Feb
20%
Gati
Sept
20
46%
Jan
_....--*
1
—1
Lake
s
Golden Gate
Mines—
16 He. 16%c
Ltd *
Central Cadillac Gold M
55c
55c
6%c
7c
Dome Mines Ltd
18%
18%
Ltd.l
Mines....1
Falconer Nbkel M Ltd..*
Francoeur Gold Mi ies—*
2.00
Can Malartic Gold M
18%
Nov
24%
Jan
Preferred.
2.05
Oct
2.90
Jan
30c June
52c
Jan
200
11%
Sept
"ree
63c
Sept
3.30
1,500
Oct
2%c
Nov
2.15
2.17
W
2.95
Sept
Hrd
96c
Sept
5C
6c
1,500
1.77
1,77
100
1.45
10%
20c
21c
3%
3%
3c
3c
3%c
4,100
3%
3%
25
.......*
fW- 200
H
,m
3%
3%
-i
67c
68c
3c
3c
2,500
He
45c
45c
-500
2.00
Jan
H
1
*
11
Jan
*
ley Mascot
Aliauch..—
45c
10%
10%
Sept
Howey
1
19c
18c
2'2c
19,025
18c
*
26%
26%
26%
3,034
23%
3%
3%
3.10 May
1,000
Sept
3.45
Jan
Oct
5.00
5c May
2.90
.....*
Dew...
ey
17
17
Hu ,ts A
6
9c
Aug
Jan
100
*
Imp Bank
Imp Oil.
60
16
300
76e
July
Nov
2.65
International Nickel
*
"33%
Aug
Sept
International Pete.
*
15%
IntUtil A..,—-----— i*
of Prices
High
Week
90C
—
8% preferred..—.. .100
Low
4
1
13c
1.10
135
16%
C6.6C0
8%
8%
10
%c
Oct
11%
Apr
7
*
1
Laura Secord.
3
8c
Mar
Ju
If as aud when issued new
O t
Pref if
Bouetal
Mat
137
90c
24.600
8
May
4%
160%
3
500
3
10
30
Jan
Oct
1
40e 41 %c
6c
—
(
B A OH
5
.....
B C Packers
pref..
Mciutyre..
.Mcuellan
11c
Jan
5
5,090
36c
10%
310
9%
11%
Sept
Mining Corp
7%
610
5
Mar
8%
July
Moneta.
17%
1,768
15
June
18%
Jan
Moore Corp
O.t
59c
1
July
Me
10
July
14
Oct
h
23
Sept
26
Jan
11
88
89
46
16,900
67c
1.10
Jan
3.85
100
3.40 June
5.95
200
13%
Oct
15%
Apr
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
Caimout.
8
1.15 ft 1.20
-1
—
Bird
Canada Cement
9c
45
Canada Malting
Preferred—
Mort.ft
100
12c
14c
20o
20c
20c
1.30
1.40
32c
30c
32c
45
—
-
-
.
.20
.
.
.*
Canadian Bank Com... 100
CauauUu Lauaers
B
-
C G E
101%
le
June
136
Jan
7
Sept
27%
60
22
48%
1.15
26%
149
163
Jan
22
55
120
20%
20
1 u%
10
14
10
210
Oct
25
2
3%
3
6%
•ftftft
50c
568
707
9
21
£5c
145
1.42
-100
10c
........I
—
Dominion Bank.......100
Dominion Foundry......*
1,862
Dom S*ot Inv—a*.
Dominion Stores...—..*
1
East steel
Fanny Farmer..
FerMund........ p....... 1
8
18
Feb
500
145
Nov
1.42
Nov
10,600
9c
—
Sept
Quee iston Mines..
M
Reno
7%
ft.: ft
(,'orernment
1312.000
Cor
orate
ft
32,000
$21,000
462,000 ft,
Total
,
ft".
8335,000
9,000
484,000
HOLI DAY
13,000
27,000
3.000
962,000
168.6 0
52,000
155,760
901,000 ft,
94,000
3,000
16,000
1.011,000
8207,000
533.000
S3.500,000
708,000
743 580
53.260 000
i
Week Ended Nov. 7
ork Curb
./-/ Jan.
ft '
*.
1 to Aor. 7
-
•
1941
1940
.1941
ft
,1940
ft
801,894 ft-
743,580
.
'■
24,013,872
■' k" V - ;>' ■- et1
3205,741.0f)0
53.000 ft'ft'
5,789,000
'
34,449,892
•
$3,260,000
....
—
207,000
t** .'V
'■•ft.-.
33,000
35,771,000
-
.
$3,500,000
•*-.x.ft.».
i'
.w
•jr
2,190,(MM)
'5249.080,000
.ft- • 2,100,000
5 681,000
$213,720 000
$256 864,000
98 .000
85.922 000
Apr
St
Aug
42 %c
lie
.100
Anthony
.
.
ft
-.1
— ...
—
Su ,d River
S lawi
Aug
21c May
-.1
:..
*
igun..
*
"2.20
14%
48c
48c
263
7c
10%
38%
10%
38
39%
458
123
23
23%
31%
125
33
70
69©
5%e
5©
21%
125
30
75
50
100
5%c
8,500
24
24
70
18
19
188
188
18
60c
:;vft 7
68c
June
145
25
Jan
1.25
7 %c
Sept
28%
Jan
2,010
24
10
200
1.00
%
Jan
June
July
23%
Jan
Out
10/%
N^v
Teck-H ughes
Aug
?0c
Sept
130
6% May
9%
Jan
235
4
6
Oct
1.00
34
46,000
10
11
7,200
50
50c May
8%c June
1.99
10
40c
40c
2,9(0
3.50
3.65
2,100
1.97
21%
22%
975
20%
.2%
17,800
Nov
Feb
1.75
Feb
Oct
l%c June
Tamblyn
66%
"95
55
1.7/
13,550
14%
10
13 %c 13 %e
Nov.
Rid"
Beneficial Indus
Loan2%s, 1956
7
Asked
Central III Public Serv 3%s, 1971*...***.*.**..
LI Paso Llectric
3%s, 1970
—
.*...
100 ft
;*.
—
Oct
—
.ft
107,
*.—'.**_.
-ft.
3.60
July
Gulf Power
Sept
ft 62c
13 %c
Oct
Luzerne County Gas,fe
Sept
J.Jy
Jan
Montana-Dakota Utility
Jan
Northwtwterii Public Service 4s, 1970
*
108 %
—
166%.
•
,
1/0
l\ b
Nov
14%c
Jan
2%
.Sept
■
Feb
2.65
7%c
ft 59c
2.03
22c
Nov
17
June
••
(8
3%s,.1971
Public Service
109%
99
%
102%
107%
107%
ft.—.....
(Okla.) 3%s, 1971-..
Scoville Ma.iufacturlog 4%s, 1950 ..
Southern Natural Gas 3%s, 1056..„,
Jan
Standard Oil
Jau
Wisconsin Power & Light 3 %s,
108
107%
107%
Elcctric3%s, 19Q6.-*..............
3%s, 1961 .*._.ft
103 %
108
105
'
108%
107%
105%
.
106
104%
1971.
104%
105%
(Calif.) 2%s, 1966
106%
106%
Jan
Jan
73c May
1.00
Sept
62c May
1.15
Quotations for U. S. Treasury Notes—Friday, Nov. 7
Sept
1
500
Feb
v.
L
.
2.08
48c
2% July
18
59%
66%
1..0
-,5
Sept
/ftftftftlft-ft;ftft
ft
Maturit i.
ft
32nds of
IMS
a po nt.
Jnt>
Rid
Rale
ft--4'.V-,Sept'
<
Mar. 15,
1942*.
Sept. 15, 1942 ft.
15, 1942
Juue
25
Jan
Dec.
Mar
70
Oct
July
75
IMar. 15, 1943
June 15, 1943
Mar
2.09
14%
Oct
Sept
Nov
Sept
24c
Asked
Maturity
Rid
Hate
1.90
2.90
Asked
11%.
2.45 -Oct
3.75
Jan
1.19
1.80
Jan
101.28
102
June
.*
102
102.4
Sept. 15, 1944
100.18
100.20
Mar. 15, 1945
2%
1%%
%%
1%%
15, 1944
..
..
101.11
101.13
tMarftlS, 1946-.
1%
101.8
101.10
1%%
101.19
101.21
4 Sept.15, 1944
4 Dec, 15, 1945
101.13
%,%
1%
%%
100.2±
100.26
101.15
101.17
100.27
100.29
1%
100.10
100.12
100
100.2
101.15
Nat.Defense Nts
-
1%
;
HY?
%%
99.28
99.30
Jan
Feb
15, 1943
*.
..
__
Sept. 15. 1943
Dec.
Sept
Nov
.
Mar; 15,1944
101.10
Sept
•80c
..
101.13
1%%
Apr
Apr
9%
2.52
Jan
12c
2.08
l.zO
or more
Feb
1.10
1,600
2.50
Mar
43c
■50c May
1,290
600
2.27
011c
Oct
Sept
19 %c
.
May
81c
10
63c
11
69c
Nov
17c June
1.66
2.08
OH
100
Apr
6%c Sept
2% Feb
Figures after decimal point represent
Sept;
5% May
91
63c
11
—
"v3
1.55
common...
2.50
Toronto Mortgage..
J'owhgmac
—
"75""
.*
Twin
Jan
Uchi Gold.......
13%
Sept
52c
Jan
1.35
**1
20
13c
1,000
3,600
.
-
' 90
8%c
8%c
11%
38%
11%
3,300
2,16*
39%
157
3%
3%
3%
110
3%
1-8
1.19
1.33
1,370
56,050
11%
United P'uel A pre/..
Upper Canada—.
200
.
3%
Union Gas
6
10
2,705
33c
1.35
—
United Steel..*.'
nan
12c
32 %c
city......—r
3.90 Sept
28
Jan
I
75
13c
Transcontinental Res
Jan
2.95
75
38c
...;
Feb
16%c
30c June
Issues-—Friday,
/
tTnese bondi are subject to all Federal taxes.
Jan
5%
2.08
>127
'.'10
72%
roburu*_...*;,*.**
Sylvunite.......*..
3%
20%
1.62
-III
17
June
100
4
14%
*
104
45c
2,681
3,250
9,800
1.73
—1
Sudb.ry Basin...... * ;/ »
Sullivan..
183
9c 10 %c
1.99
Sturgion R
25
300
53c
14%
.*..*
85
•
3
210
96
72
Preferred.....*.*.; ...25
1
Bond
Feb
l%c Sept
515
6%
-
66
Steep Rock Iron.....
Stiurt Oil
Jan
Feb
4
25
20%
Steel Can.*.....;.*
July
6%
95%
Stedman
Mar
35
105
Oct
;
96
3
Aug
».
Krie RR 3%s, 1971-..—.
12
300
Standard Radio.....
Jan
Quotations for Recent
10c
16.450
6%
4
July
Am
Nov
88c
1.04
8tu id Puv pref......
18% May
2%c
88c
85c
6%
6%
.1C0
S scoe Gold..
Sept
subject to all Federal tax
40c
25
93c
Jul
14
41%
are
;Xj
■
.*.....
pref....
Jan
7
5%
2
Ju e
18
18%
60c
9
31% May
111
110
69c
107% 10/%
:
101.11
Aug
Nov
7%c
Housing Authority—
%% notes Nov. 1,1941. 1.01*18 101.21
1%% notes Feb. 1, 1944
101.9
95c
>
July
29c
7c
41%
U 8
Oct
680
1.25
14%
27c
100.19
100.23
15, 1043
Apr. 15, 1944 100.12 100.14
4l%%--July
Jan
6
3% May
•
5%c
6%
...1
100.9
100.16
100.21
Aug
4,000
...1
-50 c
.;
iThese bonds
Aug
1.17
4,800
-.1
.
2.55
2.55
5,2C0
22c 24 %c
14%
102.7
Jan
May
'/:55
1,035
2J25
1,1943 102.4
Sept
1.96
145
170
...1
.
106
2.25 May
148
156
S.ave Lake
115
Apr
52 %c June
3,870
900
2
2s..ft—Apr.
s
100.6
15, 1942 100.12 100.14
Jan
1,295
6%c
100.7
Jan
2,100
2.20
Cprp—• ■ f *
>./
%%.....Jan. 15, 1942
1%......July
1,1942
Oct.
15, 1942 100.5
2s*.ft*;..May 16, 1943
Call May 16,'42 at 100% 101.6
l%s Jail. 3, 1944—
Call Jan. 3,'42 at 101... 101.7
Feb
28c
1.69
il'350
12c
Siaden Mai
1.55
f.. 5c
lie
J.,
1.10 Nov
Aug
40c 42 %c
Jan
630
2c
3c- 3%c
"22c
Asked
.
Federal Natl Mtge Ass 11—
Jan
2.70
Sept
i
1.65
17,385
26c
Ap»
Creek
23c
Apr
Aug
3, 0
.
*ft - May.
1,1943 100.16 100.18
11%%,-Feb. 15, 1945 100.20 100.22
,
%s—...Apr.
Oct
97c
3.05
2
H%
'
Feb
20c
161
5%c
Rid
itecoiistriictlon Finance
Apr
6%
■
95%
600
6%
200
1,000
eep
15c
2.00
Oct
Nov
71c
1.01
1,2:5
1.15
3%
10c
4
3%
Ijc
100
S
Nov
1.00 May
1.00
...1
Senator Rouyn
Ju,
1.95
1
2.65
211
1/0
5%c
*
San Antonio
A sked
Federal Home I,and Banks
Apr
98c
155
100
St Lawrence Corp...
Jan
60c Sept
155
...1
Bid
Commodity Credit Corp—
;
B preferred—.—
—4
69
Oct
Sept
9%c
Apr
20c May
1.00
Apr
82
United States Treasury Bills—Friday,
Oet
Kates quoted, are for
discount at purchase.
Nov. 7
I
Mar
22c Sept
50c
Oct
.
Rid
Asked
ft
Jau
2.00
6c May
39c
Jau
Nov.12,1041.*.;.
14%
Jan
Nov. 19, 1941. ft!..
0.25%
40%
Sept
Nov. 26.1941...*.
0.25%
.5%
Jan
2%
Mar
5%
.Sept
1.13
Nov
2.28
Jan
'•■ ''Iftft ;
3,1941...*.
-
Dec.
10. 1941
c
Dec.
17,1941..-,
*
.ft.*
0.25%
0.25%
0.25%..
24, 1941...*.
Dec.
0.25%
10% June
30% June
2%
Apr
Dec.'
ft-.H/'
Dec,
Treasury Bills—
j.
,
>
-
Obligations of Governmental Agencies—Friday, Nov. 7
Jan
18c
70c
...1
Royal Bunk
Nov
75c
9c
3%
3.20
.
Gold
2.60;
210
98c
-.1
.....
RustI ind p.ef
Aug
10
21
2.61
210
-"l
Preston
Sept
1
...*
Corp...;_...
Premier*
Sept
>; 2.91
Feb
3%
...1
9
45c June
10
...1
.eer
3% June
/ft
932,000 ft ft
.651,0(0
v.
Total
.
Jan
15c June
3%
Feb
Ap,
2.10 Jun«
3,864
5
21c
1.11
2% ft.
.
Foreign
HOlI DAY
Foreign corpor.ife.—.*
99e Sept
.
1.27 May
Simp.0 spief
22
.
Ronds (Par Value)
Domestic
148 820
;* *.—•.*»
Foreign goverimc
Sept
3,900
Oct
*
f In
York Curb Exchange
Foreiun
ft- ft' i.onds
v-
Oct
90c
2,0(0
22,600
3%
63
4C
3ft
1.52
2.40
*
.
' <■
,
ft-; ft
201,150
,:ft
Domes lie..
Feb
200
17c 18 %c
1.47
2.10 Sept
61c Oct
...-.1
Falconbridge...ft... *ft
ft
.%> 1.230
.
Stocks—Nov of shares*
Aug
1.88
2 %c
1.50
.
-3c
1.35
Mar
2%c
18c
...1
375
•
ft/
..
Aug
July
2%c
...1
.
63c
4%
9%C
2.08
39
1,500
21c
2.35
Dominion W.ollens,____.*
DuQuesne Mining....... 1
East Malartic.......
—
Exchange
Oct
35c May
15
104
ilverwoods
5%
•
at the New
.
—
,'ft.;, New
Sept
May
—1
1
*'Ower
25c
1.10
Pio
ar
21c
104
61c
25
2 Listed,
Oft
56c
245
8 lerritt Gord*..;...
•—
Dominion Steel B
TotM
.
Jan
35c
.
76,500
4
S.lver.vcods.
18%
—ft.'.
•ftftftft'- Sales at
Nov
5%
26%
Oct
1.07
Powell-Rouyn...
Jau
13c
1.00
21c
104
Pickle Crow.-*,*—.
Jan
10 %c
OU
188
b
Feb
1.10
■
Perron....-..*..;...
Mar
:
11 %o
Jan
JCO
265
2%c July
1.0C0
9c 10 %c
Oct
"l8
Ex-rights.
v
b47^.jan:
Oct
lc.
1,000
39,686
40c 40%c
32c
*
...
.
Feb
4%
10
55c
1.45
47
800
145
70
Denisou—
Feb
•
100
100
'1.87
ft
•»
of
Shares)
—
'
6,133
15c Mat
........1
Ex-dlvjdend.
•
88c
1.10 May
...100
Delnlte.
Admitted to un¬
Canadian market,
s Cash sale—
r
(Number
Monday.
July .. 31c Jan
60e kept ft 75c May
•
80c
500
Cub Airoralt—.
Jan
Nov
c
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Tuesday.......ft...
Wed esday. V.ft ft
ft
57 %
Jan
1,21:2 .74.9c "Nov
3c Nov "ft ! 6c. Mar
•1,000
1.05
9,542
23%
....
26
19
b Ex-stock dividend;
Jan
""
■
'
Nov. 7, 1941 .ft
Saturday
Jan
54©
Mar
80c
13c
10%
Jan
Apr
i .77 -Sept
Oct ■'),
>
1,675
4c
3%
123
Jan
2.10
Jan
20c
•
Feb
29c
5,500
•
3%c
1.75
39
.
-
60c
...
Partanen Mai
21%
Feb
Sept
25
2.21
21c
hjwied B.heraS...*
x
Jan
45
June
1.25
21c
1.65
1.11
year,
;
No pur value
Jan
98
20c. rNov »;''•■
:•
30%
9%c
ft'' 3%
12%c
*
Coniaurum
Prater* ed
1%
6%
2
6%
2.20
Coininoil
for
'
.
Nov
35
d Deferred delivery,
Hocks
Mar
20
2.30
Chock8hutt
.
WeekEnded.
).ft,
Oct
24c
*
.
Paymaster..
Aug
Aug
220
—*
Out
29
Apr
M.*y
...1
Jan
28
4J4 May
135
i-
6
1
-
9c
29%
2%c
AUg
Aug
6,900
1.25
4
Pacific Pete..
Nov
Mar
...
Chochenour.....,
i 1,1'/
'I
Sept
5 J Sept
July
July
1.00
Pamour
Sept
10%
10%
O.t
210
1.71
......
Distibers Seagram.*.
8% May
6
21
lues—
Dome
May
18%
27%
...1
Page Hersey-.-—
Oct
1.50 Sept
143
14
6%
Chem Research......
Crows N Coal..
50
18
150
23
3%
.1.1
—
Feb
Apr
Mar
210
100
--
60c
22
28
...1
Central Porcupine
20
40
315
14
,..i
Consumers Gas
14
1.25
27
22%
...i
;
Apr
19
a Odd Tot' sales*
Transactions
Oct
3%
24%
1.00
Orange Cr. —......
Ora ge Cr p.ef
28
ftv 3
»,oa.i.
Cons Smelters
Jan
52
Central Pat....
Chromium
Ontario Nickel......
Jail
23
48% ftft
9
Castle Treth
**
Sept
61
Mar
50c
...
Chesterville.a
Feb
July
17%
190
—
Cariboo
4c
10%e
2001
~TM
40c
17
10%
Ca muian Wlreoou id.
*
•
Sept
3,700
50%
3c
...1
,
50
21%
6
Okalta Oils
50
10%
.
default
3% gept
Oct
265
80c
.....1
...
50
28%
I
l%c
50
North Star
O'Brien
158
■
21%
Malarci
Canadian Will B
165
28
60
OPR..
84c Sept
Apr
1%c May
1.85
19
No par value,
Friday..*—...ft...
24c
41
"85c
Omega...
6%
lc
.16
Norinetali...
Oct
3% June
Canadian Lo .emotive.
Eldorado
89% Ju
120
liol A.. *
*
•
Thursday
52
1.32
61c
4c
Jan
28
1.60
Jan
Mar
60%
Oct
r
24c
58c
Norg»,ld
Sept
Canauiau i.»dus a1 B.
Cnsmcs...
Feb
92
......50
Canadian Iud Ale
.s
Mar
39
25
Preferred
Co
7
July
150
33
22%
3%c
June
*
0»...*lau Gil. e.e......*
Ganaalan Dredge
Chateau Gal
4%
"56"
Nordon Oil...2....
76
*!
—
38
Aug
V-1
•
Oct
30
26%
l%c
Niplsslng
Noranda_i-j.—...
32
zUi
-v
—
Canadian Car
38
1
Aug
Nov
20
-
4%
26%
5»Sc
Nov
23
27
40© June
5e
Nov
•
30c
27
20%
—
listed trading privileges,
not included
in range
Jan
8c
99
396
265
4%
26%
July
50
*
—
Preferred
1,000
45
33
-.
Sept
9C
125
Canadian B.keles pref 100
i
25c
90
22
Cdn Breweries
9c
21%
9c
s..
6%
June
45%
-
3,461
19,100
-
'
46
V-
ftGApr
126
-50
44%
265
New Gold Rose....
89
.....*
65c
65c
4%
-Jan
•
85
6,700
3c
Jan
126
Can Wire B
Ce..t Ca
35
21
>1.49
1.6
6
Preferred..
Cai Wire A...
Ca <andia i
Nov
-
Nov
9c
V
1,267
Can Steamships...
•
220
;
14,150
9,100
22 %c
90
Can Packers
Can Perm
10J
600
ftft'ft 25
100% 100%
36% 37%
100
1.05 May
550
9c
45
4%
4%
—
Preferred......
600
10c 16%c
1
ft—-v50
ft-
Can Bread B..
•
46
15c
N.gus Mines......
Camp
65c
70
June
2 % C
•
Nov
7%
Oct L
11% Sept
.12%
3 % June •5%
m
1.09
Naybob
8
...
Calgary & Edmonton
4 *:<: Apr
Feb
21© June
Mar
•
270
8c
National Steel Car..
50
Sept
50
"
23c
22%
Jan
13%
70
23c
23%
Sept
-
8%
-
3%
-•755
1.00
*
Nov
3.85
3%
■•A' Nov
1.35 July
4% Sept
Feb
3
"ft 5
Nov
2%
56
Out Sllknit pref... -ftftlOO
July
2.96 Pept
July
-
25
1.315
4%
45%
100
13%
1.00
3%
22%
Jan
3%
Mar
■
2
•
210
3%
1.33
National Grocers
74c
69c
3
(k>rp B..._
oore
1.00
23c
Pend Oreille..;...
Su ieri.es! ?*<!.
76c
1% May
2%
Apr
l%c
Jan
500
8c
...*
35
...1
3%
11%
4%
1
105
56"
.ft;...
2,10 July
P'eb
5%
1,680
•
54
1.06
.......
14
Aor
Oct
•
87c May
8
4
2%
3%
11%
tor Ex..............5
24%
...1
....
50c
413
-
2%c
2%
53
J
14
Prod——
Burlington Steel —
%c
'
:
1
Mine
7%
17%
Feb
2
2%
.McWatters
Oct
High
3%
2%c
Oct
60c
Oct
3.20
15|
1
Jan
24
Building
8,000
6,180
10,300
54
-100
-
McKenzie
6
37%
14
...
Brouian.
Buifaio Ank
-....
_
24
....
B C P.»wer "A"..
ft
Oct
Low
5
r
1.00
*
Bridge
'
Aug
1,000
100
...
-
& when issued
M cColl
15c
as
-
.
McColl
Nov
7c May
Nov
33
)
*
Massey Harris.
1.00
M r
33
Marulgo
10%
...»
Brazil Trac
2.15
*
Jar.
Bralorne.
3.30
2.03
5
Pre e red
1.24
6c
"2I26
3.20
58%c 60%c
2%
Oct
14c Aug
Nov
2%
1.58
2,425
5
Feb
14 %
Nov
Shares
'3%
3%
3%
}"•"" *"
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week
High
-
Jan
s
"
101
1.00 May
6c
100
2%
1.60
IjOW
Oct
15c
.
May
39c
12,333
2,150
.
Mar
99%"*; Oct
Oct
6.15
Mar
9
2,250
6%
1.06
.1
40c
>
10%
Oct
6%c
•
460
Price
('JOT "
23
Jan;-
.
Feb .IS
3.90
1,136
4,400
8%
1.04
—
4.00
11
2.25
255
Mar
7c
3
Bobjo
21
100
6%
2%
Preferred
13c
Nov
July
12
8%
Feb
10c
11c
2.15
15c
33
ft/ft"..?'
101%
1.05, Jan
75
-1
283
e
<
'
27
7
10c 10 %c
.-*
6c June
...1
ft.'Attg
98% July
Montreal Power..
4.90 July
41c Mar
Feb
25
/2,30>
---*
M ,e f Mill.
10% June
Pie er.el—........ ..50
Nov
f Gard....
M be
Jan
133
100
Mar
Jan
7,700
6,500
260
Jan
Nov
8c
Sales
-HI".5
Jan
8c
Blue ivioboj
Nov
61c
8,192
2.35
...1
Bldgood K
20c
10,810
4.30
8c
1.00
1,100
64c
Prefe red............10
Jan
193
Out
240
150
9c
zv
101
100
of Prices
....
Nov
14%
1.00
Jan
Oct -:7.00
r
•fJ'"'
8100
Jan
1.49 May
M acassa
7c
149
2.80
-
Sept
-7%
2,000 ■'-/;;> 4c 'Mar
101% 101%
99% 99%
Mandyft*'ftft**ftft;i
Jan
7 %e
150
5c
5,813
Jan
<1
110
July
May
"
Oils Seleetio
Jan
26
i3%
...1
115
Feb
4
Jan
ft
2%c Sept
•
Exchange-Curb Section
Foothills-ft.. .*;..
Apr
3%c Sept
22% June
—1
100
20j
Malartic G F.—
246
niver..
*75
25
3,000
'
Week's Range
C'orr Box prer..... .*..100
46©
•
3:0
2,000
246
s
4.50
61c
27c
May
%c July
24%
5C
1C0
Bell Phone
6e
3.00
5
Prers A ft*.—
s
Dom
Oct
2 %c
Aug
4,35
1%C
3.05
•
24
2.15
4%c June
25c
24
3.30
8
■//!;. 5c
4%c. 4 %c
99%
-.Par
Ddhou ie
Sept
Nov
.
28
1
171
7
12c
500
Co
Sept
•16
Mar
1
6%
Aug
98
Apr
•Sir -+*•*>■*'
Cons Paper:......
Jan
24
..1
267
115%
38%
305
tMadsen R. Lk...
6%
Sept
Jan
12 <■'
'»/'■■■
Can Bud Brew.**:
Co at Co uer. ft.'**
68c.Sept
•
26
McL Cockshutt..
.
-500
1.50
Jan
35
BeattteGold
ft
Stocks—
Jan
25%
Sept
20
—-
;-26c
Feb
lc
-ft. 10
A/ft
•2.90
■
">'4%c
90
"22 •ft:75ftfti July
:
Last
Jan
25%
lie
186
Exploration.*
2%c
2%
*
~*
.....
-
-
81c
Base Metals
Feb
20%
r
Mav ji
1,500
ft
6%
Sale
Sept
10%
*
....
B
Apr
270
Bath Power A.......
«
Oct
9
"6
lc
80©
Friday
Sept
Sept
13%
Nov
39c
Apr
1%C Sept
31c
4.00
46c
e
5.5G0
10%
3%c
184
ro.o.to
•
6%
15c
175
94%
J"lv
205
Aug
2,500
10c
100
270
Bere
Little L L
10c
33c
1
Levy Bros....
Loblaw A--
/
Sept
l%c
"40c
1,500
100
Beatty A.
1
eltch
,
5
18
16%
7,800
5c
'May
Sept
48% Sept
19% June
3,500
■85 ftft 85
2.95
v
Toronto Stock
8%
8% Sept
V
July
-
31c
12
8c
1
...
30©,
5.15
;
Nov. 1 to Novf 7, both inclusive, compiled, from
officialstales, lists
30c\ Jan
29% June
13% Mar
10
80
56c
%c Ju
100
16%
1.75
Bank of Nova Scotia.. .100
Bank Mont
Bear
Feb
Aug
24c Sept
1(J % heut
Feb
15c
11
7c
...1
B,iK of
18c
1.50
ft
753 May
7%c June
1,950
80
Lapa Cadillac.
Jut
7,000
He
56c
-
e.*
Bankfieldft.
9%
11 %C
2,307
15%
7
*
—
1.75
Anglo-Canadian
Arntlield
1.15 Sept
Feb
10c
500
1.10
8%
——
Mar
July
34
15%
*
ulphite
Lake Woods.....
110
10
33
62c
Lake Shore
.
20c
"4"50
1
High
4c
2,500
15c
dieel —ft
Amm Gold-.'
Au
55c
325
6%c
13c
Aldermac
oma
100
5c
—
Ajax O & G......... 1.1
AP .r In...
A1
90c
8
7%
7%
»
—-
310
Vft
37:
Aug
4.90
Aug
Nov if;.',
20c
3.10 June
575
16e
lc
—
Bonds—'j
Oct
30%
Feb
2%c
1
Lake
Shares
700
1
Lamauue G.
Abitlbl
Acme
2.95
f
ft-500
2,161
11
80C
'
:
Jan
(.17%
8% May
11%
Feb
20©
Jan
1%C
Kerr Addison.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
'
High
■
■
Sept
3c!
Feb
Sept
18
He rLake
Sales
Low
37c
33c
1
Kirk Lake
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sale
V.,.,
773
•;
w
20%
150
10%
94%
Sept
2.67
Mar
192
-'->4
5,422
15c
Jason Mines.-....-..-.. 1
ie»licoe._
25
35c
7
............1
J-iccD
Exchange
•14
610
7
1
Jack Waite
Price
ftiao
■
War Loan 1st.--—•
War Loan 2d.,;.*ftft.;*..-**:
Oct
13%
Nov
1.67 May
Feb
1 % c-
■
165
12%
-1
B——
Week's Range
7
111% 111%
Nov
27©
.
•v
;, 15
9%
12%
35c
Inter»iatlonal M 11 nref.100
Jan
16
24c Sept
1.58 May
4
spirMion
3,945
1,500
6%
202
199
9%
10%
3,745
V
17
Sept
7.00
Nov
52c
1,390
Wright Hargreaves
Jan
11
Jan
21c
*20%
Vmlr Yankee...
Jul v
•
Nov
Hudson Bay
16
-*
11
Jan
50c
-.
Apr
80c
2.30
Pai
8%
34c
2.10
Stocks
2c
Apr
2.50
'■
2.30
50c May
ft! 500
'■yf-
11
2.10
1%C
20c
20 %c
Last
20
500
2.30
Nov. 1 to Nov. 7, both
11
;' »
Ho
20%c
,-v
*.
r
Il* 100
6%
Cadillac....-.'ft.... 1 '/ft'ftfiC
Wood
Jan
1.10
8©
„
July
45o July
Mar
***.-■»;*
*. *..
85
% Sept.
V 3%
3c
69c
yV 4 7 £
Toronto Stock
4
••
67c May
-
52c Juue
4.75
16
37o.
•
•
Apr
2%
/
,
2.30
sie Oil Co Ltd-—*
46%
Preferred
Apr
10%
I
Canada Oil Cos.
Ddho
45%
4.10
IjOW-
;Jnn
1
200
-46%
Wll sey Cogh —.ft*...... 1
55%
Apr
3% Sept
.19%. Jau
11 %
Jan
5%
*
1,435
20c
*
p
Shares
4.95
Preferred—.*;..I.IIi()o
i
Jan
,
9%c
5
fic
20c
»
J »n
Oct
3
5,450
1
Oils—
Home Oil Co Ltd
80
Aug
Nov
Hon s. eud...i......
2.95
*
*
3.80
*4.70
■WestoTM. ft* .'.-ft ;;; ftft -ft ; ;• .>
•
2% July
3c Nov
500
60-*
•
Feb
Heme Oil...
2.50
603
9%
20c
•
:
Wendigo.
4.10
1,1941.
Range Mace Jan.
for ft
Week
n
High
"4.85
*
Preferred;*.'.•*•;ft/Hi
-
,
Aug
2c
June
Holltnger..
63c
*
55
5,650
cLv 40
'
Carpets
Imp Tobacco ord........ 5
Anglo-Canadian Oil
10%
■;
12-
July
30c
,
2
9
'
Low
Winnipeg Electric A.*...*
'
■*■
: 4
*
V.
Sept
1,250
5c
»:;io
2%
17
41c
>
67% Mar
52% June
1.65
53c
2.90
25
,
54
2%
17
;
2,500
77
54
2%
17
-
1.15
2.47
2.90
l%c
Jan
-8%c July
:
2%C May
%c July
3.55
4.75
Wrlght-Hargreaves
lC
l%c
16,000
Feb
63c
2.47
Jan
•
61c May
1,100
30c
esG M Ltd—1
Mines Ltd. 1
Wood Cadillac Mines
1
.13c
4c
1.28 May
50
1.00
53c
Waite Amulet
Nov
5%c
3%c
,3c July
21c June
2.75
3.10
91c
Teck Hug
4%c
4%c
Hurker—
Mar
3. i0
.
*11
*•*■_•*
•of Prices
Price
■*
*v.—;*•*••
_.
Walkers*
Jan
2,500
5c
1.85 'Sept
8%c
Jan
Feb
Apr
3c July
500
16 %c
10%
Hard Rock
35c
6U©
1.52
Mar
78
r-
v
Par
Jan
50
1.50
11 %c
1
Bridge...._.....-.*
Jan
3,300
3.20
7,200
"1,200
4c ; 12,500
"3%
87c May
600
26c
1
..
4.30
1.07
—
Wire.
g
V
79%
Halcrow Sway
21
3.25
1.00
T.co
i
Gypsum
Out
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995
CITY DEPARTMENT
STATE AND
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
City Clerk, for the purchase of the ported by J. Edwin Larson, State
f o.l lowing bonds aggregating Treasurer, that four parties of¬
ALABAMA
Greenville, Ala.
fered bonds.
$38,000 issue of $198,700: $103,600 dredging, $55,100 breakwater, and $40,000 beach
Fort Lauderdale, Fla*
bonds is
said to have been purchased re¬ acquisition bonds. Interest rate is
Certificates Authorized
The
not to exceed 6%, payable J-D.
cently by Brodnax & Co. of Bir¬
City Commission is said to have
(These bonds Were originally passed recently an ordinance call¬
mingham, as 3^4s, paying a price
ofered on Nov/6—-V154, p. 737-—
of 103.00.
ing for the issuance of $150,000
but the sale was postponed.)
4%
semi-ann. hospital revenue
Bonds Sold—A
water
works
revenue
—
ARIZONA
Salt
River
Improvement and Power District
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering—It is stated by
Bond
McGrath, Secretary of the
Board of Directors, that he will
A. W.
receive sealed bids
until 11
a.m.
18, for the purchase of
Nov.
on
$622,000 issue of 3x/4% semi-ann.
corporate, Issue No. 1 (refunding)
coupon
bonds.
Denom. $1,000.
Dated Dec. 1, 1941.
Due on Jul}
a
1 " as
follows: $141,000 in
1965
$100,000, 1966, $200,000, 1967, ana
$221,000 in 1968. The district re¬
serves
the right to redeem the
bonds on July 1, 1952, or on any
interest payment date thereaftei
upon 45 days' notice at par and
accrued interest plus a premium
Of xk of 1% of the principal foi
each year or fraction of year of
the
thereof
term
which has not
expired at the date of redemption
provided the premium shall not
exceed 3% of the principal. Bonds
will be awarded to the highest
responsible bidder.
Sealed pro¬
posals may be submitted for pur¬
chase of all of said bonds, or, foi
the
purchase
$241,00C
of
only
thereof maturing
$141,000 July 1
1965, and $100,000 July 1, 1966
proposal will be considered a
value of the bonds
and accrued interest of the bonds
bid for and otherwise consisteni
With the provisions of the notice
6f sale.
The right is reserved V
Sell all or part of the bonds as
Set out above, or to reject any or
all bids. Prin. and int. payable at
the district's office.
The bonds
No
less than par
certificates. Dated Dec. 1, 1941.
CONNECTICUT
Project Agricultural
payment of the bonds, both prin¬
cipal and interest, is further se¬
cured by Salt River Valley Water
Users' Association whose executed
Certificate
96.00 to
program.
Tenders Accepted—
$9,307,000
and
fssued
have
Offering—F.
Bond
The proceeds
sold.
be used to
bonds will
refund the following
,6%
sued
Valley Water Users' Asso¬
$6,000 Lehi Agricultura1
ciation:
Report
Bonded
on
Debt—The
article,
written
by
purchase of $140,- following
000 improvement and equipment Mayor Thomas Gamble, is taken
from the
Savannah
"News" oi
bonds, dated July 1, 1941, and
Oct. 29:
$50,000 improvement and equip¬
When
some
months ago
the
ment bonds, dated Oct. 1, 1941
was
in
progress
tc
The bonds will mature serially campaign
issue $1,000,000 wortn of bonds
from 1942 to 1951 incl. and bidder
to be used entirely for various
must name rate of interest and
much needed municipal improve¬
bid for both loans.
ments covering the several de¬
Stamford (City of), Conn.
partments of the city, reequipping
Note Offering—John F.
Con¬ them for the work falling upon
nolly, Commissioner of Finance, them, the promise was made that
will receive sealed bids until noor the issuing of these bonds would
on
Nov. 12 for the purchase af not entail any additional taxes.
Later in 1941 when the issue
discount of $650,000 notes issued
of
in anticipation of taxes for th<
the
National Defense bonds
current fiscal year.
Notes will b; was presented to the people, the
dated Nov. 13, 1941 and mature promise was similarly made that
Oct. 15, 1942.
Denoms. $50,000 the issuing of these bonds would
$25,000 and $10,000. Notes will b' not entail any increase in taxa¬
ready for delivery on or about tion of any character.
The $1,000,000 bond issue re¬
Nov. 13 at the First National Bank
->f
Boston, against payment ir ferred to has been largely ex¬
Boston funds.
They will be au
pended in putting the various de¬
thenticated as to genuineness and partments of the city in splendid
validity by the aforementioned operating condition and providing
bank, under
advice of Storey. drainage, sewerage, college build¬
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge o' ing, and
for other
manifestly
Boston.
No telephone bids will worthwhile
purposes.
Some
of
Nov. 18 for the
this
(' Torrington, Conn.
Certificate
.
Offering-—
Citv
Treasurer will receive sealed bids
until
11
purchase
a.m.
of
on
Nov.
19
$400,000 tax
issue has not yet
bond
expended;
the
for
certifi¬
tificates. Due May 4, 1942.
the
Of
been
*
National De¬
$500,000
fense Bond issue, to
be used solely
in co-operation with the Federal
Government, and no expenditure
CALIFORNIA
California, State of
100,000
Second
Taxing
Warrants
and
^
was
offered on Nov. 7
Kais°r & Co. of
awarded to
San Francisco, at 0.30%, plus ?
premium of $33.00.
Dated Nov
14. 1941.
Due
on or
about Feb. 25
Everglades
O.
Drainage
tended to Nov. 15,
non
Hawthorn e,
working
since
Master
as
Oct.
the
in
Florida, State of
Bond
and
ceived—In
.
case
Note
Tenders
with
connection
from
that
it
its
has
had in 13 years.
The
the
budget items for 1942 for
of meeting interest
bonds, of taking up
all bonds that fall due, and pro¬
purpose
coupons
on
less
000
than
were
such
appro¬
priations in 1941.
and
1938
year
1942
1941
will
referred
open
to, the
with
the
total bonded indebtedness of Sa¬
only $274,000- more than
vannah
in
1930, and furthermore
the city will be approximately
$400,000 within its 7% statutory
Re¬ limitations on regular issues of
was
the bonds.
Three bond issues that were in
from
Fund
of
date
a
award
to
purchase
$50,000 of the bonds at cost, the
optional
bonds to consist of bonds
follows;
as
$50,000
on
1,
Jan.
1947. The bonds will be delivered
the
at
city on Jan. 2, 1942, and
the purchaser must be prepared
to pay for the bonds in Federal
Reserve funds payable in Chicago
and accept delivery of the bonds
that day and each
be so conditioned.
College
(P. O. Coeur d*Alene),
Idaho
(CST), on
proposal must
bonds and
ILLINOIS
Treasurer
Tenders Wanted
Alexander County (P. O. Cairo),
III.
Bonds
000
3 lk
Sold—An issue of $129,-
j udgment
%
District
—
O.
Frank
Birney will
receive sealed tenders of refund¬
ing bonds of 1935, Series A and
Series B, until Nov. 14, at 11 a.m.,
at which time they will be pub¬
bonds was
licly opened at his office, 910
Stifel, Nicolaus &
South Michigan Ave., Chicago.
■
Co. of St. Louis. Due $12,900 on
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1960 incl.
Subject to the following terms
and conditions, legally acceptable
sold recently to
Cairo, III
tenders
received offering bonds
Authorized—City Council at the lowest prices will be ac¬
adopted a resolution on Nov. 3 to cepted in amount or amounts suf¬
issue $27,000 bonds to pay back ficient (exclusive of accrued in¬
salaries of policemen and firemen. terest
payable
under the ten¬
Rate of interest will be limited to ders) to exhaust the sum of not to
3% and bonds will be redeemed exceed
$2,915,500 available for
over
a
period of not more than the purchase of the bonds by the
Bonds
10 years.
v
Catlin,
district.
.
Tenders must state the amount
ill.
Bond Sale Details—Kneeland &
of
Co.
Chicago
purchased
the
$12,000 sanitary sewer and plant
bonds reported sold in these; col¬
umns last August. The bonds were
sold as 3x/£s, at par, are dated
June 1, 1941, in $1,000 denoms.
and mature $1,000 on Dec. 1 from
1943 to
and maturity or maturities
the rate
able
on
rates
or
average yield to maturity on thfc
bonds at the price at which they
are
offered and also the price in
dollars
(exclusive of accrued in¬
terest) at which they are offered.
Tenders stating the
1954 incl.
of and
of interest pay¬
the bonds offered and the
yield to
erage
highest av¬
will be
maturity
Chicago Sanitary District, III.
considered
Bond Offering
bonds at the lowest prices.
—
James J. Sul¬
the
tenders
offering
livan, Clerk of the Board of
Tenders stating a price in dol¬
Trustees, will receive sealed bids lars which exceeds the par value
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 25 for of
the bonds offered will not be
the purchase of $3,000,000 series E
considered.
refunding bonds of 1942.
Dated
Tenders accepted shall obligate
Jan. 1, 1942. Denom. $1,000.
Due
the district to accept delivery of
Jan. 1,
1962.
Optional $150,000
the bonds and
to pay therefor
yearly on Jan. 1 from 1943 to 1961
incl., or on any interest payment sucjli amount, plus accrued inter?
est to the date of delivery, as will
dates thereafter; all bonds re¬
yield to the district income at
deemable on the earliest date
the average yield stated in such
shall first be redeemed before
tender, but in any event not more
any bonds optional at a subse¬
than the price in dollars stated in
quent date are called for pay¬
to
the
shall
specify
the
not
Right is reserved to reject | all
multiples of *4 of tenders and any tender not com¬
will
be
awarded
acceptable bidder offering
less
shall
be
such tender.
(one rate for the
at
than par.
The best bid
the acceptable bid spe¬
plying with the terms of the notice
of
call
for
tenders
will
be
re¬
jected.
Tenders may
alternative
the
be
or
submitted
be
may
in
con¬
cifying the lowest rate of interest ditioned upon t*>e acceptance of
or more bids are sub¬
all or none of the bonds offered.
and if two
mitted specifying the same lowest
rate
such
of
interest, the bid naming
lowest rate of interest
offering
premium
bid
will
offer
the
and
largest amount of
be accepted.
No
shall
be
to
considered that
does
purchase the entire
of matured or unmatured original existence Jn 1930, the auditorium issue of $3,000,000, at not less than
or refunding road and bridge or
issue of 1914, the drainage issue p^r at one rate of interest and
highway bonds, time warrants, of 1916, and the refunding issue otherwise conform to the specifi¬
call for tenders of sealed offerings
Benefit
Dis¬
Annuity
and
five-day option
Employees'
not later than 9:80 a.m.
Junior
the lowest rate of interest and
Despite the $2,125 j000 of bonds
of
trict
The printed
approving opinion of
Bonds
Defeated—The
District Chapman & Cutler of Chicago,
Clerk states that the voters re¬ will be furnished the purchaser
Enclose a certi¬
jected the proposal to issue $125,- by the district.
000 building bonds at the election fied cheek for $30,000, payable to
the district.
held on Sept. 23,
District
viding the appropriation for the ment. Bidders
sinking fund, will total $85,000 rate of interest
less than these items aggregated entire issue) in
in 1930, and approximately $25,1%. The bonds
it
1.
indebtedness
bonded
before N. Ver
who has been
the
City of Savan¬
resulting
(P. expenditures
District
in
1942 will have the lowest
nah in
West Palm Beach), Fla.
issue
administration of the late Mayor
Hitch in 1938, the
FLORIDA
d'Atene
Coeur
ment Board of The Sanitary
not
tenders
All
shall
remain
firm
until 11 o'clock a.m.. on Nov. 15.
of
Delivery
made
on or
office
of
bonds
must
be
before Nov. 20, at the
the
treasurer,
against
payment of the agreed price plus
acrued interest to the date of de¬
livery.
Effingham County (P*Q.
Effingham), III.
have been totally wiped cations of the notice of sale.
Proposed Bond Issue — The
[
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
! (or)
fr'SK'Ak
Seal Beach, Calif,
negotiable notes of various out.
Board of Suoervisors plans to is¬
■[.j Bond Offeriner
—.Sealed bids counties and special road 5, and V-In'the 12 years, 1930 to 1941 payable at the District Treas¬
Thei, bonds maw be sue $105 500
lodgment funding
Will be received until 7:30 p.m. bridgedistricts, noted here. on incl., the City of Savannah has urer's office,
bends, according to report.
on Nov. 13, by Ollia B..Padrick, Aug. 9—V. 154, p. 686-rit, is re¬ redeemed,-or placed in the sink¬ registered as to principal and are
1942.
.
-
;
•
certificates
of
indebtedness
^
.
„
despite these bond issues
added to the
total of $1,125,000
District million dollar bond
certificates. Due Nov. 19, 1942.
Warrants Sold—An issue of $2.-
922,528.96 general fund registered
oi
to be made that has not in effect
a
Fund Release Pending—Circuit
Improvement Dist. bonds, due
1, 1942; $73,000 Agricultural Judge Paul D. Barnes is said V
Improvement Dist. No. 2 bonds have authorized the release of
due Jan. 1,1942; $162,000 Mormor $510,000
in
district tax funds
Flat
bonds,- due
Feb.
1, 1942- when and if a proposed settle¬
$386,000 Horse Mesa bonds, due ment is approved by the Federal
Aug. 1, 1942. and $35,000 Roose¬ Court.
Attorneys
for
objecting
velt
Agricultural
Improvement bondholders will appeal the deci¬
Dist. No. 1 bonds, due Aug. 1. sion to the Supreme Court.
The
1942.
The district will furnish plan of refunding has been am
printed bonds and the approving oroved by holders of 97% of the
opinion of Chapman .& Cutler of bonds. Time for taking testimony
Chicago, Enclose a certified check in the Federal case has been ex¬
payable to the district.
issue
IDAHO
Jan.
for $13,000,
recent
Savannah, Ga.
bids until 2 p.m. on
ceive sealed
1942 maturities of bonds is¬
or guaranteed by the Salt
River
the
than
GEORGIA
Mc¬
D.
Laughlin, City Treasurer, will re¬
been
from the sale of these
rate of 2% and have
bonds.
in¬ cates^ as follows:
been approved by the
Federal
dorsed upon each bond. This is e
$200 000 First Taxing District cer¬ Government, $125,000, has been
part of a total authorized issue of
tificates. Due April 29, 1942.
issued.
$13,000,000 for refunding purposes •100,000 First Taxing District cer¬
Yet
which
a
the
by
terest
98.875, and interest.
Manchester, Conn.
guaranty of payment will be
Of
bonds,
that
brought sub¬
(P>, O. Hartford), Conn.
In connection with the call for stantial premiums. Unfortunately
$2,000,000
Water Expenditure tenders on Nov. 5, of 2% regis¬ Of the total bonded indebtedness
Approved—The voters on Nov. 4 tered refunding certificates of in¬ of today there is a remainder of
approved the expenditure of $2,- debtedness, it is stated by A. E. $1,725,000 of the refunding bonds
of
1909,
These bonds, running
000,000 to provide for extension Fuller, Director of Finance, that
of the districts' water supply sys¬ of tenders received totaling $280,- back in their origin before the
States, draw
tem to meet any additional de¬ 000, a total of $175,000 were ac¬ War Between the
mands imposed by the defense cepted
at prices ranging
from 41/2% interest, or 2y2% more in¬
registerable as to principal
Only, and are payable from taxes
levied upon all taxable real prop¬
be considered.
erty within the district without
limitation of rate or amount and
are
total of $163,500 so valorem taxes to be levied upon
close of 1942 the all the taxable property within
liquidation of bonds in 13 years the boundaries of the district
without limitation as to rate or
will have totaled $2,731,000.
The purchaser will be
Savannah
keeps
its
bonded amount.
situation well in hand.:
Recent required to grant to the Retired
of
issues of bonds have been at the
Miami, Fla.
Hartford Metropolitan District
fund for the redemption of to be issued to refund a like par
amount of bonds bearing interes|
bonds, a total of $2,568,000.
Next year it will take up bonds at the rate of 4% and 414%, re*
directly or place money in the spectively, redeemable on Jan 1,
sinking fund for the redemption 1942, and are payable from ad
ing
and
of 1926,
THE
996
Sullivan
Flanagan Community High School
District No. 10, III.
Bond
>
Sale
Details
In
—
con¬
Bonds
Oct.
000 in 1954 to
Township, IlL
Voted—The
authorized
31
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
voters
on
issue
an
of
,
.
to
Lewis,
Co.
&
Pickett
Bonds Voted—At
of
an
election on
LaSalle, III.
/
Offering—Bertha Young,
Bond
City
Clerk,
receive
will
bids until 2
the
$10,000 road improvement
Bourbon County
INDIANA
Proposed
Bond
'
Issue
City
—
disposal plant bonds. Dated plans to issue $30,000 bonds for
Oct. 1, 1941. Due $10,000 on Oct park and recreational center pur¬
1 from 1943 to 1961 incl. Bidder poses.
A Federal allotment of
age
single rate of interest
Principal and
a
name
for all of the bonds.
interest
$74,050
Lake
was
authorized
on
July 21.
County (P, O. Crown Point),
(A-O) payable at the City
Ind.
Treasurer's office. All bonds shall
Bonds
Exchanged—Joseph E.
Finerty, County Auditor, states
that the $146,500 not to exceed
3 % interest refunding bonds men¬
posal plant and other improve¬
ments to the city's sewer system. tioned in v. 154, p. 739, are part
of an original issue of $200,000
City will accept the best bid of
which were issued for exchange
par or better, specifying the low¬
est rate of interest. Legal opinion only and are not to be offered
provide for registration as to prin¬
cipal bnly. Issued for the purpose
of constructing a sewerage dis¬
of
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago
be furnished,. and the pur¬
chaser will be required to furnish
the printed bonds. The bonds will
be ready for delivery on or about
Dec. 1, 1941. A certified check for
1% of the bonds, payable to order
Of the City Treasurer, is required.
for
sale.
will
The
of
valuation
assessed
tax¬
able
property of the city, as
equalized and determined for the
1940, being the last assess¬
ment-available for computing the
year
is $7,345,total aggregate in¬
debtedness of the city, excluding
the issue now offered, does not
exceed $118,000.
debt incurring power,
the
987, and
Little Brook School District No.' 86
(TV O. Bloomington), III.
a recent elec¬
Bonds Voted—At
tion the voters
of
approved
issue
an
$3,400 building bonds to be re¬
tired over
period of 14 years.
a
Littleton Township (P. O.
Seymour, Ind.
Bonds
Approved
struction
be
bonds.
offered
date.-
for
-
\
April.
Mackinac, IlL
>
Bonds
000 4%
Sold—An
The
sale
will
issue
at
an
early
,
,
issue of
water revenue
$18,-
states
that
The
the
County
voters
Na¬
Boston
" of
Bank
awarded
was
Blddef—
NatT Bank
of
Boston...
National Shawmut Bank of
First National Bank of Boston
Ohio
Offering—It
sealed
is
Bond Sale Details—It is
now re¬
ported „that. ..the $100,tQ0p
semi-arin.*' refunding bonds
lYz%,
election
for Nov.
voters
received
until Nov. 8, by Clifton C.
Clerk
of
has
12
pass
0.19
been
scheduled
in order to have the
the
on
issuance
of
MICHIGAN
reported
were
bids
Election—The
$65,000 construction bonds.
County (P. O. Hartford), Ky.
Bond
that
Bond
an
0.137%
0.167
Boston..
County School District
(P.O. Pascagoula), Miss.
No. 3
Due the
Board of Education states that
Discount
Merchants
Jackson
issue of $200,000 tax
an
notes at $0,125 % discount.
Sept. 25, 1942.
Other bids:
ap¬
proved the issuance of the $200,000 county hospital bonds at the
election on Nov. 4.
Louisville, Miss.
Belding, Mich.
Black,
Bond
Sale
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$5,000 000
Details—The
3%
$125,-
electric
system revenue
refunding bonds has been pur¬
awarded Sept. 16 to the chased by the Equitable Securities
State Savings Bank of Ionia, as Corp. of Nashville.
Dated Nov.
reported in v. 154, p, 228, were 15, 1941. Due on Nov. 15 in 1942'
sold as 2V2s, at par.
to 1957; bonds maturing in 1952
>
County Clerk, for the purchase of water
$35,000 refunding bonds.
bonds
LOUISIANA
Lafayette Parish (P. Oi Lafayette),
supply
system
revenue
.
to 1957
Detroit, Mich.
being callable
on
and after
Nov.
15, 1951, at 100.
Prin. and
(M-N) payable at the Guar¬
nection with the offering sched¬
Threatened—Change-overs in the anty Trust Co., New
uled for Nov. 12, of the $500,000
York, or at
automotive industry from non- the Bank
of Louisville.
not to exceed 4% semi-ann. pub¬
defense
to
defense
production
lic improvement bonds-^-V.
154, may cost Detroit as much as
Riverside School District
(P. O.
$2,p.
643—Secretary
Police
Jury
Greenville), Miss.
700,000 in personal property taxes
Louis C. Prejean now informs us
next year, it was revealed re¬
Bond Election—The issuance of
that split interest rates may be
cently by City Treasurer Albert $75,000 construction bonds will be
bid on the bonds and they shall
E. Cobo.
submitted to the voters at an elec¬
mature Dec. 1, as follows: $22,000
"Nondefense
tools," he said, tion scheduled for Nov. 18, ac¬
in 1943 and 1944, $23,000 in 1945
"may stand idle for years.
It is cording to report.
and 1946, $24,000 in 1947 and 1948,
a question as to whether they can
$25,000 in 1949 and 1950, $26,000 be assessed at
MONTANA
an operating value,
in 1951 and 1952, $27,000 in 1953
less depreciation, or whether the
Lewis and Clark County School
and 1954, $28,000 in 1955 and 1956,
city must write them off entirely.
District No. 9 (P.O. Helena),
$29,000 in 1957 and 1958, $30,000
"If the former course is taken,
Mont.
.••••'.
in 1959, and $31,000 in 1960 and
it will undoubtedly dissolve itself
1961.
The bonds are to be pay¬
Maturity—The
District
Clerk
Large
Loss
In
Tax
Income
int.
.
able in principal and interest from
the annual levy and collection of
an
unlimited ad valorem tax on
all taxable property in the
sufficient to pay
into
legal
terest maturing each year.
It is
estimated
that
an
annual
ad
problems
courts will have to
"The
to
problem
because
one
parish,
principal and in¬
it
now states that the
$30,000 semiann. refunding bonds sold to the
intricate State Board of
Land Commission¬
straighten out.
is
an
will
distinguish in
the
which
be necessary
plants be¬
many
tween
inventories being used in
defense and those in nondefense.
"Then
there
is
the
question,
particularly in Government-op¬
erated plants, as to whether the
valuation of all taxable property
Federal Government or a foreign
in the parish will be required to
government can be made to pay
Louisiana
Legislature,
registered in the holder's
be
may
name on
the books of the financial officer
of
the
parish,
being noted
the
upon
registration
the bonds by
such financial
the
tax.
r
"Local
the
on
informed
tell me the
situation,
amount of inventories which may
be affected total
high as $100,000,000. If we lose the right to
collect taxes on that amount, it
will offset the estimated $80,000,000 in increased values in Detroit
resulting from the home building
as
2V4S at par, as noted here
7, are due $2,000 from
7, 1942 to 1956; callable on
June
June
and after Dec.
i
7, 1948.
NEBRASKA
Dakota County (P. O. Dakota
City), Neb.
Bond Call—Pursuant to the
pro¬
of
the
trust
indenture
,
business men,
at
ers
on
valorem tax of approximately 2y2
mills on the dollar on the assessed
Whiting, Ind.
Bond Issue—City is
amortize said issue.
The bonds
considering an issue of $250,000 have been authorized
by Article
bonds to pay part of the cost of
XIV, Sec. 14, Louisiana Constitu¬
building a sewage system.
tion, and Act 46 of 1921, Louisiana
Legislature, as amended. The ap¬
IOWA
proving opinions of Chapman &
Mendon Township (P O.
Cutler, of Chicago, and B. A.
McGregor), Iowa
Campbell, of New Orleans, will
Bond Offering—Bids wil be re¬ be furnished the successful
bidder,
ceived until Nov. 18, at 8 p.m., by Place of
payment to be designated
J.
P.
Deubenberger, Township by bidder.
This issue of bonds
Clerk, for the purchase of $6,000 under the provisions of Sections
fire equipment bonds.
30
and 31
of Act 46 of 1921,
Iowa
highway improvement bonds has
been sold,
according to the Tpwfif-i
;ship Clerk, pfhe, bpnds|^eref riii- j
thorized at ah election" held last
V
State
Proposed
Sold—An issue of $8,000
Bonds
The
posed issue of $38,000 sewer con¬
ton), III.
y
—
Tax Board has approved the pro¬
Mason City Independent School
District (P. O. Mason City),
Little¬
Clerk
—
MISSISSIPPI
:
Second
Sale—The
tional
(P. O. Paris), Ky.
Voted
Bond Offering Details—In con¬
Greensburg, Irid.
not to
exceed 3% interest coupon sewer¬
to
Bonds
Note
La.
sealed
$190,000
of
bonds.
Nov. 17 for
p.m.. on
purchase
::
the voters authorized an
issue of
-
16
Oct.
Chicago.
Weymouth, Mass.
1958.
nection with the report
in v. 154, $14,000 to pay off highway de¬
p. 226—of the purchase by C .E. partment debts and one of $45,r
Bohlander & Co. of Bloomington, 000 to provide for maintenance of
of $100,000 2V2% school building township roads during the next
The former issue
bonds, we learn that the bankers three years.
paid a price of 102, a basis of will mature over a period of three
about 2.28%.
1
years and bonds for the mainte¬
nance purposes will be issued as
vV
Flora, IlL
funds are required.,
:•',
Bonds Sold—An issue of $85,000 electric light plant and re¬ Wheatland Township (P, O. Vandalia), III*
funding revenue bonds was sold
1957, and $5,000 in
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
visions
dated
the
Dec.
bonds
1,
1937, under which
herein
were
Trust Officer A.
S.
for
Dec.
payment
on
issued,
Muller
1,
calls
certain
4%
bridge revenue bonds aggre¬
gating $77,000, maturing Dec. 1,
1957, numbered as follows: M-4, 6,
8, 74, 125, 155, 172, 190, 201, 234,
247, 410, 412, 424, 426, 432, 484,
boom."
516, 537, 568, 595, 623, 641, 656,
Lakeview School District, Mich.
661, 697, 739, 753, 755, 780, 788,
Bonds Approved—An issue of
800, 809, 828, 843, 963, .976, 989,
$100,000 construction bonds was 994, 1005, 1034, 1039, 1047, 1083,
authorized by the voters at an 1139,
1140, 1278, 1297, 1360, 1413,
election on Oct. 27.
1429,
1463, 1485, 1486, 1511, 1517,
1527, 1558, 1568, 1585, 1586, 1601,
Wolf Lake School District, Mich.
1612, 1614, 1615,l1666,/1674^ J684,
tBonds Voted—An issue of $16,§00 'jschqol budding bonds was J690,-. 1728, 1729, :1757, 1768, ,1769.
officer, after which
pur¬
no
transfer'.shall pe valid unless
chased b^pa group headed by the■;
First National Bank of Mason City made on such • finahcialnbfficer'sf authorized at a recent election.
A7&. 1793«i • Jrfio.os?
books by the registered holder,
On and after Dec. 1,
—V. 154, p. 785—were sold at par
1941, said
and similarly noted on the bonds.
bonds will be redeemed
MINNESOTA
and mature $10,000 on Nov. 1 in
by pay¬
Bonds registered as to principal
ment
of
the
1945 to 1954 incl.
principal amount
Alexandria. Minn.
may be discharged from registra¬
thereof
and
interest
accrued
Certificates
Sold
The
City
tion
Page County (P. O. Clarinda),
by
being
transferred
to
thereon to redemption
.
—
bonds was
date, to¬
Clerk states that $5,000 general
bearer, after which they shall be
gether with a redemption pre¬
fund certificates of indebtedness,
Certificate Offering—Bids will transferable
of Chicago, according to Howard
by
delivery,
but
mium of 3%
of said principal
be
received
until
2
p.m.
on again may be registered as before. authorized by the City Council on amount and
B. Simpson, Village Clerk.
from and after said
Oct. 6, have been purchased by
Nov. 13, by G. F. Mitchell, County
date, interest on said bonds will
Lessville, La.
the
Ramsey, III.
Alexandria State
Bank at
Auditor, for the purchase of $27,cease to accrue.
Said bonds
Iowa
sold to the Channer Securities Co.
"
•
.
Pre-Election Bond Sale—W. F,
000
!Vz%
secondary road
struction fund anticipatory
Village Clerk, states
that
the
$7,000
water
system
bonds, to be considered at an
election on Nov. 26, have been
Stoddard,
Bonds
Sold
Sac City, Iowa
Offering—Lynn A. Roosa,
City Clerk, states that bids will be
Bond
Island, IlL
—
received
$2,494,000 Centennial Bridge
refunding
enue
Details
•'
•
to
bonds to
Kneeland & Co. of
>
1
.
Proposed
Issue—District
Bond
is considering an
issue of $90,000
refunding bonds, according to re¬
port.
Township (P. O. Gales- .!
burg), ///. f ^
i
Bonds
Defeated
—
At
a
recent
election the voters refused to ap¬
prove
an
to
issue
bonds
an
$50,000 utilities revenue
rejected by the voters
was
election held
iss'ie of $10,000 bridge
construction bonds.
.
on
Oct. 28.
an
Sale Details—In
Bonds
Authorized
By Legisla¬
session
of
the
Legislature authorized three
poration first mortgage and school bond issues, one of
$2,000,000 for
building revenue bonds to J. D. State acquisition of the Boston
Van Hooser & Co. of Lexington
Municipal Airport, $4,700,000 for
as
noted here on June 21, it is
purchase and reconstruction
of
now reported that the
following: five piers owned
by the Boston
Almstedt
Bros., Stein Bros. & and Maine Railroad and $15,000,Boyce, W. L. Lyons & Co., all of 000 for
eliminating pollution from
Louisville, and the Security & Boston Harbor, Quincy Bay and
Bond Co., of Lexington, were as¬
Charles River Basin.
Reference
sociated with the above named in
purchase
101.00.
Due
of
the
bonds,
at
these
bond
issues
was
to
Oct.
on
Townsend, Mass.
one-year
—
An issue of
notes
was
sold
21,
the
of
Coupons due Dec. 1,
1941, should be detached arid pre¬
the usual
manner.
North Platte, Neb.
approved
per¬
revolving
Bonds
Council
dinance
Authorized
The City
adopted an or¬
authorizing the issuance
—
recently
of
—
semi-ann.
to
the
of
edness offered for sale
Nov. 3
154, p. 851—were awarded to
Kalman & Co. of St. Paul, as 3!/2s,
paying
to
premium
a
100.625,
3.38%.
on
Dated
of $20,
basis
a
Nov.
equal
about
of
3,
1941.
Due
Nov. 3 in 1942 to 1951 incl.
St.
Sale
Louis
of
sale
&
The
Nov.
3—v.
the
have
voters
approved
recent elec¬
a
are
the
reported
issuance
to
of
$7,000 water system bonds.
Tilden School District (P. O.
Tilden), Neb.
Additional
Information
In
connection with the report given
here last March, that the Walter
$9,000 V.
orders
of¬
Raynor
Co. of Omaha, had
granted a 60-day option to
purchase $74,000 refunding bonds,
been
154,
M! it
is stated by T. A.
Thomsen,
Minneapolis, as President of the Board of Edu¬
price of 100.055, a cation, that the said firm exer¬
awarded
Co.
21/2S, paying
on
tion
—
■
Minn.
—
improvement
for
740—were
Dain
Park,
Orders
Bonds Voted—At
indebt¬
on
—v.
p.
$10,000
certificates
to
J.
of
a
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
basis of about 2.48%.
ton, at 0.17%
to 1944.
discount.
New York.
held
$27,000
improvement,
maturing
1942, should be presented for pay¬
Guaranty Trust Co.,
ment at the
,
election
the voters
appertaining thereto
on
and after June 1,
$199,000 refunding bonds.
(In our issue of Nov. 4, we had
incorrectly listed the amount as
Morningside (P^ O. 42 IS Branson
being $9,000.) '
'
*
1
'
Street, Minneapolis), Minn.
Certificate Sale
The $3,200
Springfield, Neb.
fered
Note Sale
the
at
issuance
street
in previous issues.
Dec.
1941
that
states
made
v.:
15, as follows: $6,000
1943, $9,000 in 1944.
$10,000 in 1945, $11,000 in 1946.
$12,000 in 1947, $9,000 in 1948 and
1949, $10,000 in 1950 to 1953, $11,in
to
.
coupons
sented for payment in
Mcintosh, Minn
Bonds Voted—The Village Clerk
manent
State
recent
-d:::
with
all
fund bonds.
Massachusetts (State of)
connec¬
election to be held Dec. 16. I
the
MASSACHUSETTS
ture—The
the
Sparta
'
de¬
3% semi-ann. County School Cor¬
revenue
Rock Island School District, IlL
.
be
County (P. O. Owingsville),
Ky.
Bond
Chicago. "•
54,000
funding
bonds to the
White-Phillips Co. of Daven¬
port.
will
tion with the sale of the $167,000
swimming pool
City, La.
KENTUCKY
Bath
946.
145,000
the issue
of
at
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. of Chi¬
cago, subject to approval of
Court. A
complete description of these
bonds was given in v. 154,
p.
Oil
Nov.
termined at the time of sale.
the State Supreme
v
Approved—The P/2%.
validity of creating a new sewer¬
Mankato School District (P. O.
age district and the issuance of
Mankato), Minn.
$85,000 sewage system bonds is
Bond Election—The issuance of
said to have been upheld recently
$1,100,000 construction bonds is
in the State Supreme Court.
said to be scheduled for a vote at
p.m.,
rev-
bonds
until
Bond Legality
24, at 8:30
Bonds Defeated—Mayor O. B.
for the purchase of $48,000
swimming pool revenue bonds. Roberts states that the proposal
Martin T. Rud-
jgren, City Clerk, reports the sale
of $2,693,000 bonds as follows:
V
cer¬
tificates.
contracted for.
Rock
con¬
Due in 1942
cised
only
its
option,
$57,000 as
but
2M>s.
purchased
Due on
1, as follows: $2,000 in 1942
1946; $3,000, 1947 to 1952; $4,000, 1953 to 1956, and $13,000 in
Linden, N. J.
June
to
1957.
NEVADA
Elko, Nev.
Council
first
reading Nov. 4 an ordinance to
issue an aggregate of $448,000 im¬
provement
and
assessable
im¬
provement bonds.
mon
Bonds Sold—The First National
legal approval.
the cost of
JERSEY
NEW
J,
Allenhurst, N.
Issue—An
Bond
issue
<
to
ordinance
construction
bonds will receive final reading
at a meeting of the Board of Com¬
jetty
$8,500
missioners
on
Nov.
14.
Bridgeton,N. J.
Issue
Bond
Proposed
Council
Nov. 3
passed
City
—
reading
first
on
ordinance to issue $50,-
an
improvement bonds.
000 water
Cape May, JV*. 7.
Bond
/
Issue
Details—The
city's
application for permission to is¬
sue
$997,000
3V2%
refunding
bonds
has
been
of
Auditor
referred
the
to
the
Funding
State
Commission.—v. 154, p. 852.
The
bonds would be dated Dec.
1,
1941, and mature Dec. 1, as fol¬
lows: $18,000 in 1942 and 1943;
$16,000, 1944; $5,000, 1945; $26,000, 1946; $24,000 1947; $29,000 in
1948 and 1949; $32,000, 1950; $15,000, 1951; $23,000, 1952; $22,000
1953; $34,000, 1954; $31,000, 1955;
$39,000, 1956; $25,000, 1957; $42,000, 1958; $43,000, 1959: $49,000,
1960; $58,000, 1961; $60,000, 1962;
$41,000, 1963; $58,000, 1964; $72,000, 1965; $54,000, 1966; $89,000 in
1967, and $45,000 in 1968.
passed
on
May wood, JVt. V.
Bank of Nevada, of Elko, recently
purchased $5,000 fire truck bonds
as 13/4S, paying a premium of $31,
equal to 100.62, and agreed to pay
///■;
.
Proposed Financing—The Com¬
Bond Sale—The issue of
$9,000
registered road assess¬
coupon or
Township (P. O. West•
Exchange—H.
& Co. of New York
B. Boland
are
effecting
the
exchange of $293,000'3lk%
refunding bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1941, and due Oct. 1, as follows:
$33,000 in
1942; $37,000,
1943;
$33,000, in 1944; $48,000, 1945;
$15,000 in 1946-and 1947; $37,000,
1948; $36,000, 1949; $6,000 in 1950.
and $33,000 in 1951. Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Longfellow of New
York City.
limit
debt
the compara¬
5—v.
wnSOn, n.
approxi¬ tive
by.
has
measure, it was said,
been repealed despite
—
scheme, and was given impetus
by Justice Howard L. Bickley's
special concurring opinion which
goes all-out against practically all
State debts not approved by a
vote of the people.
Gov.
John
Miles,
who
has
twice failed to build a new capi-
/
Municipal
After
receiving
tences
in
conviction
Resign
Officials
suspended
connection
last
June
sen¬
their
with
of
30
—
to
defraud
the
to the "horse and
ministration, according to
sociated
nents
would
there
that
to
a
be
dispatch from the
The recently
and Councilmen
expected to be appointed by
Governor
Lehman
fill
to
the
vacancies until Dec. 31, They as¬
sume office Jan. 1, 1942.
New York, N. Y.
First
Half
issue in which the decision would
Levy
be up to the
The fight
Treasurer
85.30%
Collected
Almerindo
Tax
City
—
Portfolio
people.
against both pro¬ announced Nov. 1 that during
October the city collected $206, posals to build centered around
the
indirect
financing
plans, 208,364 of the first half of the
rather than the proposed expen¬
diture
and
the
provoked
real estate tax levy
Court add described this
tests Which invalidated the'
for 1941-1942,
as, representing
A'c^. M^bMythq realty .faxes due
$10,000 water and sewer re¬
funding bonds. Due $5,000 on Dec.
1 in 1953 and 1954.
of¬
789—
re¬
were
the District
to
OHIO
Allen
Township Rural School Die?
trict
(P. O. Curtice), Ohio
Bonds
Voted
„
At the Nov. 4
—
election the voters authorized an
issue of $150,000 school construc¬
tion bonds, according to Lester
Henninpen, Clerk of the Board of
Education.
>
..
Berea, Ohio
Additional Purchaser
Clark
Co.
&
—
Fahey,
of. Cleveland
were
associated with Hayden, Miller &
Co., of Cleveland, in the purchase
Nov. 1 of $150,000 electric light
and power plant and system ex¬
tension bonds, as l%s, at 100.79,
a basis of about 1.60%, previously
on
reported in v. 154, p. 974.
Celina, Ohio '
Bonds Defeated
issue
to
$20,000
—
The proposal
3%
playground
bonds failed to meet with the ap¬
proval of the voters at the recent
general election;
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Henry
Urner,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon on Dec. 1 for the
purchase of $4,440,000 2% coupon
transit
bonds;
bonds. Due on Dec. 1, refunding rapid
Dated Jan. 2, 1942. Denom. $1,000.
$5,000, 1955, $7,000 in 1956. De¬
Due $185,000 annually on Sept. 1
nom.
$1,000. Dated Dec. 1, 1941.
Bidder
Interest rate is not to exceed 6%, from 1943 to 1966 incl.
payable J-D. Rate or rates to be may name a different rate of in¬
in multiple of 14 of 1%.
The bid terest, but such fractional rate
must state separately the price shall be lk of 1% or multiples
thereof. If bids
offered for each issue.
are
received based
different rate of interest
specified above, the. highest
Bond Issuance Contemplated— bid based 'upon the lowest rate
The Raleigh "News and Observer" will be
accepted, such acceptance
of Oct. 30 reported as follows:
to be approved by resolution of
Refunding bonds totaling $100,- the City Council.
Principal and
000 will be issued by the City of interest (M-S) payable .at the Ir^
Raleigh in December to refund ving Trust Co., New York City.
$100,000 worth of street improve¬ General obligations of the city,
ment bonds maturing Jan. 1.
payable Irona taxe^ which are unv
upon
a
than
...
-
The bonds to be refunded were
latest Court, reversal ap¬ last month, which,, he said, was. issued in 1925 and 1926 and were
peared ;to unify opinion among the largest percentage ever col¬ part of a $1,000,000 issue of each
State
leaders
that
the
direct lected. The amount due in Octo¬ year.
Interest rate on them was
method outlined in the constitu¬ ber was $6,615,259 less than the four and one-half per cent for
The
bids
no
p.
Clerk.
Raleigh, N. C.
1941-1942
of
154,
As¬ funding
an
Press
Mayor
less
bond
forthright
are
as
ceived, according
con¬
city dated Nov. 7.
elected
not sold
$2,500
indebtedness
of
Oct. 31—v.
on
were
city
of borrowing
Clerk states that the
trict
Certificates
fered
$78,000 sewer refunding bonds.
by Due on D^ft 1, $20,000 in 1953 to
padding local Works Progress Ad¬ 1955, $18,000 in 1956.
ministration payrolls, the Mayor
$121,000 school refunding bonds.
and four councilmen of the above Due on Dec. 1, $30,000 in 1953 to
tol
without
approval
of
the city resigned and left the munici¬ 1955, $31,000 in 1956.
voters, was the first to capitulate pality temporarily without an ad¬
$12,000 municipal building re¬
spiracy
-
CAROLINA
NORTH
nevei
•
opposition
mont), N. J.
Bond
In commenting on
constitu¬
its
Bonds Voted
The issuance of
tables, Mr. Portfolio said:
mately $500,000.
It was in that "It may be noted from the fore¬ $ 1 0 0,000 airport construction
bonds was approved by the voters
year, too, that the State Legisla¬ going that not only was there a
ture is said to have passed an remarkable
percentage increase on Nov. 4 by a count of 783 to 199.
Act
prohibiting the city from in total collections this year,, as
NORTH DAKOTA
borrowing funds, except in an compared with last, but that there
emergency,
without the unani¬ was an increase in each and every Hamlet Special School District No.
mous
consent
of the Common borough."
95 (P. O. Hamlet), N, Dak.
Council and the Legislature. This
Certificates Not Sold—The Dis¬
tional
the sharp
Greensboro, N. C.
154, p. 786—was awarded to H. B. improvement that has been ef¬
Bonds Authorized — The issu¬
fected
in
the
municipal
debt ance of the
Boland & Co. of New York, as 2s,
following bonds ag¬
at par plus a premium of $27.86, structure since that time.
gregating $150,000, is said to have
equal to 100.309, a basis of about
been authorized recently: $86,000
Gloversville, N. Y.
1.93%. Dated Nov. 1, 1941 and
water lines, and $64,000 sewer
Bond Offering—\V. H. Marple,
due $1,000 on Nov. 1 from 1942
lines bonds.
to 1950 incl. Other bids:
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. on Nov. 26 for
Bidder—
Int. Rate Rate Bid
High Point, N. C.
Joseph G. Kress & Co
2.40'/o
100.2)6
the purchase of $247,000. regis¬
Bond
Offering — Sealed bids
City National Bank & Trust
tered
water
Co., Hackensack
2%
100.10 '
refunding
bonds. will be received until 11 a.m. on
Dated Dec. 15, 1941.
Denom. $1,- Nov, 18, by W. E. Easterling, Sec¬
NEW MEXICO
000.
Due Dec.
15, as follows: retary of the Local Government
New Mexico, State of
$18,000 from 1942 to 1954 incl., Commission, at his office in Ra¬
Bond
Issues
to
Require Ap¬ and $13,000 in 1955.
Optional on leigh, for the purchase of the fol¬
proval by Voters—The Albuquer¬ any interest payment date on 30 lowing coupon bonds aggregating
Bidders $544,000:
que
"Journal" of Oct. 25 re¬ days' published notice.
to name the rate of interest, pay¬
ported in part as follows
$287,000
public, improvement
Prin. and int. pay¬ and street refunding bonds. Due
New Mexico appeared Saturday able J-D 15.
to
be moving
toward the old able in Gloversville or New York. Dec. 1, as follows: $15,000 in 1942
fashioned
way
of financing in Issued for the purpose of refund¬ and 1943, $40,000 in 1944 and 1945,
which the people say "yes" and ing outstanding 2%% and 4% $10,000 in 1946 to 1952, $32,000 in
"no" about the debts they are to bonds
for
lower
interest
cost. 1953 and 1954, $20,000 in 1955, and
assume.
Legality approved by the City $23,000 in 1956.
The trend appeared in the wake Attorney.
A certified check for
$36,000 water refunding bonds.
of the Supreme Court decision 3% of the amount bid is required. Due Dec. 1, as follows: $3,000 in
1953 and 1954, and $15,000 in 1955
outlawing the State Office Build¬
Lackawanna, N. Y.
and 1956.
ing Act and its fancy financing
Nov.
offered
bonds
ment
buggy" methods
and spending.
"I
will
suggest to the next
Glen Rock, N.J.
Legislature," he said, "that it
Bonds
Approved—Charles
P.
place a bond issue before the
Van "Allen, Borough Clerk, ad¬
people to provide for additional
vises that the voters approved an
office space at the Capitol."
issue of $240,000 2%% water sys¬
Earlier, opponents of the build¬
tem bonds on Nov. 4.
ing plan had advised its propo¬
Had Jon
exceeded
had
city
997
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4005
Volume 154
,
.
limited as to amount or rate.
Is¬
sued under authority pf law. and
ordinances for the purpose
of re¬
tiring rapid transit bonds matur¬
ing Jan. 2, 1967, subject to call
decide first half of the real estate tax $50,000
and
four
and three- prior to maturity. At the request
The collec¬ fourths
they are to incur is levy for 1940-1941.
per
cent for the re¬ of the owner, coupon bonds may
tions in October, 1940, were $208,- mainder.
be
exchanged for bonds regis¬
better than the devious means
Hightstown, N. J.
tered as to principal and interest.
which permit Legislatures to con¬ 045,980, or 83.76% of the amount
Interest
rate
on
this year's
Bond Sale Postponed—The sale
due.
No bids will be entertained unless
tract for debts without limit.
bonds will not be known until is¬
of
$7,000
fire
engine
bonds,
made on a blank form furnished,
The trend of thought appeared
The total amount of the first
suance, but interest on a similar
scheduled to take place Nov. 4
on
to be a back-swing from the lush half of the current tax levy is issue last
application,
by
the
City
year was two and one—v.
154, p. 645—was postponed
The approving opinion
days
of
Government
spending $241,758,071.
Manhattan led the half per cent for $40,000 worth Auditor.
"until either arrival of the fire
of the City Solicitor will be furn¬
when, as one legal publication five boroughs by paying 90% of and two per cent for $60,000.
engine or positive assurance from
ished without charge. Any other
puts it, "the Courts of the States the levy.
The Bronx came sec¬
the
manufacturer
as
to
date
of letting the people
tion
what debts
of
have been extremely liberal in
delivery." Although delivery of
interpreting constitutional limi¬
the apparatus was expected in
tations on debt and taxation to
November, the borough is said to enable the States to benefit to
have learned that delivery will
the greatest degree possible from
not be made this year.
the largesse of the Federal Gov¬
ernment through matching funds
handle Township (P. O* 1 South
State St.,
Vineland), N. J.
and other methods."
Santa Fe, N.
Bond Offering—John J. Daneri,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. on Nov. 17
for the purchase of $45,000 not to
exceed 6%
interest coupon or
street
improvement
bonds. Dated Nov.
Bonds Authorized
—
The City
Council is said to have passed an
ordinance
calling for
of $12,500 sewage
the issuing
plant and san¬
are
sold
on
about
opinion must be secured at the
purchaser's cost.
Enclose a cer¬
tified check for $46,400, payable
79.55% and Richmond was last
to $2,500 per year due to the lower
to the City Auditor.
with 70.29%.
rate of interest, city officials said.
Bond Call—G. Andrews Espy,
The first half of the tax levy, Maturities on the refunding bonds
President of the Board of Trus¬
by boroughs, for 1941-1942, with have not been fixed yet, he added,
tees of the City Sinking Fund, an¬
the amount collected, follows:
pointing Out that refunding bonds nounces that the following de¬
1941-1942
ordinarily do not run longer than scribed
First Half
Amount
rapid
transit
railway
20 years and begin jnaturing after
Botough—•'
Tax Levy'
Collected
bonds will be redeemed on Jan.
85.47%, Brooklyn third the same basis
Queens fourth with there would be
with 80.49%.
Manhattan
$115,182,626
$103,665,992
Bronx
29,497,842
55,709,323
36,876,798
4,491,482
29,835,168
10
or
those last year
as
a
saving of $2,000
11 years.
25,210.061
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
44,839.618
3,156,925
The
bond
$1,255,000
issue
the
will
amount
bring
to
of bonds
$241,758,071
$206,208,364
The
NEW YORK
$1,000. Due Nov. 1 as follows: $4,000 from 1942 to 1946 incl. and
Cohoes, N.Y.
Reduction — The
city's the same way, with Manhattan
In addition to refunding $100,1941, will topping all boroughs with 89.15%; 000 worth of bonds this year the
be $1,344,694 and the margin for the Bronx had 84.57 %; Brooklyn.
est, expressed in a multiple of
city will pay off $132,000. Last
or
Queens,
76.13 %,
l/10th of 1%. Principal and additional debt incurrence will 78.21 %;
and
year $100,000 was refunded and
interest
(M-N) payable at the be $379,318, the largest the figure Richmond, 68.24%.
$145,000 paid off.
Tradesmen's Bank & Trust Co., has been in recent years.
The first half of the real estate
The
Since the refunding plan was
Vineland.
Successful
bidder
to city will have redeemed an ag¬ tax levy *ior 1940-1941 with the
adopted in 1936, the following
pay accrued interest from Nov. 1
gregate of $96,554 - of maturing amount collected in October, 1940,
amounts e have
been
refunded:
to date of payment of the pur¬ bonds in the current year.
The by boroughs, follows:
1936, $635,000; 1937, $80,000; 1938,
chase price. A certified check for present condition of the munici¬
1940-1941
$170,000;
1939,
$170,000;
1940,
First Half
Amount
2% of the bonds bid for, payable pality's financial structure con¬
Borough—
Tax Levy
Collected
$100,000, and 1941 (to be re¬
to order of the Township Treas¬ trasts sharply with the unfavor¬
Manhattan
.....$120,159,128 $107,130,131
29,236,090
24,725,979 funded), $100,000.
urer, is required.
Legal opinion able status which obtained in Bronx
$5,000 from 1947 to 1951 incl. Bid¬
der to name a single rate of inter¬
Debt
bonded debt
on
Dec. 31,
.
.
of
.
Caldwell
York
& Raymond of New
City will be furnished the
successful bidder.
2, 1942, upon presentation at the
Irving Trust Co., New York, or
at the State Treasurer's office, as
which have been refunded during may be provided by the terms of
a
six-year period beginning in the bond, or at the Provident Sav¬
comparative table for the 1936. A total of
$1,643,000 worth ings Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati:
collections in October of last year is to be refunded under the plan
$1,850,000 5% bonds, Nos. 1 to
showed the boroughs lining up in which is
being offered.
3.700 incl. Dated Jan. 5 and Jan.
Total
itary sewer bonds.
1, 1941. Denom.
registered
Mex.
If the bonds
ond with
when, according to report,
by the State Comp¬
troller's office showed that the
1929
an
audit
Brooklyn
57,294,621
Queens
Richmond
37,185,376
4,498,115
44,810.921
28.309,371
U 3,069,578
$248,373,330
$208,945,980
Total
30, 1920, as of Jan. 2,1917* Denom.
$500.
Payable in 1967, optional
1942.
$1,500,000 5.75%
bonds, Nos.
3.701 to 5,200 incl. Dated June 1
and July 1,1921, as of Jan. 2, 1917.
Denom. $1,000.
Payable in 1967,
optional 1942.
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Authorized—City Coun¬
Bonds
cil
recently passed an ordinance
of
$175,000 bonds in order to offset
Tuesday by the State Local Gov¬ that amount! of unpaid special
The;*■' issuance
ernment,
was ■;
providing for the refinancing
authorized
assessments.
•;
THE COMMERCIAL
998
Cleveland
East
*;
School
District,
Ohio
<
Proposed
Board
Bond
Issue
consider¬
ing an issue of $220,000
quent tax bonds :
East
Liverpool
The
—
is
School
delin¬
Defense
Bonds Defeated—The voters
authorize
to
showed an employment rise of approximately
from mid-August to mid-September, Secretary of
Labor Frances Perkins reported on Oct. 31.
''The increase for all
November election.
Total
building bonds was ap¬
a count of 1,080
245. They will be dated April 1,
L
;
"
'-'Y
-
Greenfield
'
Exempted
School
District
Village
O.
(P.
Highland), Ohio
Other Bids—In connection with
the award of
$5,000 school bonds
Oct. 30 to Seasongood & Mayer
on
of Cincinnati, as VAs, at par plus
100.277,
$13.85,
of
premium
a
equal
to
basis of about 1.18%—
a
v.
154, p. 876, we give the fol¬
lowing complete list of unsuccess¬
ful bidders:
'
'
,'
'
Bidder—
White
A.
Prem.
IW/o
$35.00
28.00
31.00
20.00
Co.
Co....
&
lVz
IV2
V/2
Weil, Roth & Irving Co
Prescott, Jones & Co.........
Provident
Savings
Bank
&
Trust
the
,
..................
V/2
Peoples Nat'l Bk. of Greenfield
US
Ohio
State
Teachers Retire¬
ment System ...............
2V2
Bliss Bowman Be Co.....
Dlfc
Bonds Defeated
issue of
Voted
—
An
issue
$200,000 hospital bonds
thorized by the voters
cent general election.
of
was
au¬
at the
re¬
combined
/Piquet City School District, Ohio
Bonds
Defeated
vember
4
—
At
election
the
the
31.5%
tries
No¬
increased
over
this
expanding
were
employment by
period.
to expand in
2,562,190 wage
Park, Ohio
The voters
—
follows: $10,000 fire house
jail and $5,000 incinerator.
sues as
and
^
Foundry and machine shop products
Electrical machinery
the
by
voters
Nov. 4 election.
574,800,;
3,300
tools
X.
;
accessories
101,100 i
i
—
3,500:-
V
1,600 :
\t
+
v-
60,800
——
'
looo
ON
-
STATE
FUNDS, SEPTEMBER,
Sept.
Aug.
1941*
1941
1940
+ 565.0
$140,596
$11,557
+ $95,747
77.0
+
33.0
+
4.6
—
Jxixsii..—
2.3
Roadsfl
—
214.0
period.
the
are
§
Employment
3,712
12.2
v
;.v;
100
+
440
—
—
245
1,830
§
4,843
74
1,933
+
2,496
175
308i
—
16,674+
—
.
17.0
>':
.
232
2,138
,
70
.
85
ending Aug. 15 and Sept. 15;
employed during any one week in the
rolls
pay
Federal-aid
on
roads
,
,
EMPLOYMENT
'7
..
AND
PAY
ROLLS
IN
REGULAR
SEPTEMBER,
'
FEDERAL
SERVICES,
•
Employment
Change from
Service
v
-Pay Rolls-
Change from
Sept.
Executive
Military
Sept.
Aug.
1941
1940
1941*
1941
+24.0
+ 409.0
$222,260
1,992:0
_______________
+48.0
+ 358.0
133,031
7»1
.3
2.6
:
7 * ""Preliminary. V
EMPLOYMENT
;
,
"7.77
,
AND
.
■
,
~
+
.2
+
•
77'"'
RELIEF
7;7+'V■+'-+v.7:.V '
+
3,449
+
94,499
662
+
21
1,345
+
10
7
■
.
.
_.
Other
.
702
Out-of-school
....
~
Programt—x
Pay Rolls
^
■'
Sept.
5
-669
$61,300
t
'
.
1941*
19,800
9
t
+ 43
18
+
work
programt.
Civilian Conservation Corps§__
43
312.
Change from
Aug.
Sept..
1940
Y„. 1941.
—$
—
41,500
,.
'■
6
—
800
+
r
7 200;
181
+
74
113
—
.7,889
the
at
;
-+
2,594
2,100.
5,635
'■Preliminary., tFigures are for the calendar months Aug. 31 and Sept 30. t"De~
fense" and ".Other" categories not set
up in September 1940.
[SFigures on employment
ate-for.the last day of the month; payrolls for the entire month.
*
w
*
•
.
.
.
1940 to
.•
aggregating
$92,000,
Small-Milburn
connec¬
_■
Co.
of
the
sold
of
bonds
to
the
level.
Sept.
that the bonds
were
purchased
as
follows:
$70,000
C
exhibition
.
Among
of
dustries
Bond
—
received until Nov.
by
and
Albert
Bids
will
of
Voss,
Education, for the
chase
$15,000
of
school
be
pay
and accrued interest for the
bonds.
Each bidder shall submit
with his bid a sum in cash or its
above
September of last
Board
of Education
year
any
reserves
in
every
the
State, with gains of
Tulsa,
Bond
Authority (TV O.
Vinita),
more
purchase
semi-ann.
the
revenue
$1,300,000
bonds
Election
Okla.
.
Scheduled—We
quote in part as follows from the
Tulsa "Tribune" of Oct. 28:
Okla.
Bond Award Pending—It is re¬
ported that the PWA has agreed
to
4%
and the
an
+3,537
+1,907
+
+
95
+
26
4.255
4,210
+
19
3,853
1,992
1,944
+
48
governmentMilitary and naval forces (not incl.
early
allowance
Census
for
Voting of $318,000 for
given
wage
available
earner
<
634
totals
to
338
+
'
165
+
376
+1,358
preliminary
request.)
on
•
"
'
nonagricultural
'
•
1
employment,"
nonagricultural industries, excluding military and naval personnel,
persons employed on WPA or NYA projects,
and enrollees in
CCC camps.
The series described as "Employees in nonagricultural
establishments" excludes also proprietors and firm
members, selfemployed persons, casual workers and persons in domestic service.
The estimates for "Employees in nbnagricultural establishments"
shown
separately for each of seven major industry groups.
giving figures for each group, by months, for the period
from January 1929 to date are available on
request.
< ■ :
The figures represent the number of
persons working at any
time during the week ending nearest the middle of each month.
are
Tables
The totals for the United States have been adjusted to conform to
ber
to
fire
been unemployed for
one week or more at the time of
\
:
employment and pay rolls for all manufacturing in¬
dustries combined, Class I steam railroads, and for those nonmanu¬
facturing industries for which information is available, are shown
below for September 1941, with percentage changes from
August
1941 and September 1940.
The 3-year average 1923-25 is used as
a base in computing the indexes for the
manufacturing industries
the Census.
,
Russell
on page
Cobb
999)
:
.
.
Indexes of
and the
roads.
years
new
Occupations for the num¬
nonagricultural "gainful workers" less the number shown
of
have
5-year average 1935-39
Fot the other
as
a
base for Class I steam rail¬
nonmanufacturing industries information for
prior to 1929 is not available from the Bureau's records, and
as a base in computing the
the 12-month average for 1929 is used
variation.
Commissioner
factory
series
+
-
persons
stations, equipment and extension
(Continued
of
•
245
the first line of the above table, represent the total num¬
engaged in gainful work in the United States in
on
bers of
of the fire alarm system will pay
for itself in two years, Police and
-
(Revised
The Department further reports:
The estimates of "Total civil
•
index
Fire
adjustment
of Manufactures.
,
446
+
6,321
4,394
4,229
local
60
+
—
the figures shown by the 1930 Census of
.7
and all bids.
equivalent equal to two per cent award will be made at
the amount of<hiS(bid.j The date.
\
T
of
at significantly
were
of
Grand River Dam
the
lowest rate of interest the bonds
shall bear, and agreeing to
par
rolls
pur¬
building
bidding
pay
year.
gains in nonagricultural employment between the
August and the middle of September occurred in the
industrial States of New York, Michigan, New
Jersey, Pennsyl¬
vania, and Indiana, as a result of continued gains in factory em¬
ployment.
The current level of nonagricultural employment was
middle
sold
bidder
in¬
slightly
September, both employment and
right to reject
the
employment
difficulties.
and site bonds. Due $1,000 in 1944
to 1958 incl. Said bonds shall be
to
industries,
Marked
10, at 2 p.m.,
Clerk
of the
Board of
declined
labor
higher levels than last
Gotebo, Okla.
Offering
nonmanufacturing
as a result of the Labor Day holiday
Employment and pay rolls increased contraseasonally in quarrying and nonmetallic mining.
In wholesale
trade employment and pay rolls showed
virtually no change. In
retail trade, while the increase was less than usual for the month
follows: For $4,000 ma¬
turing $2,000 Nov. 1, 1945 and
1946,
as
2V2S, $6,000 maturing
$2,000 Nov. 1,1947 to 1949, as iy4s,
$6,000 maturing $2,000 Nov. 1,
1950 to 1952, as iy2s, and $6,000
maturing $2,000 Nov. 1, 1953 to
1955, as l%s.
as
V
the
creased slightly ih bituminous coal mining, but remained at the
August level in anthracite mining.
Pay rolls in both these in¬
-•
net. interest ;; cost
The advance in employment and payrolls for all manufactur¬
6,564
4,420
State &
'Includes
ing industries carried the indexes to a new record high level.
The
employment index reached 135.6% of the 1923-25 average and
the pay rolls index rose to 163.0.
The increase over the past
year has been considerably greater in pay rolls than in employ¬
ment, reflecting expansion in working hours, overtime payments,
and wage increases.
1, 1950 to 1952, as iy2S, and $30,000 maturing $5,000 Nov.
1, 1953
to 1958, as l3/4s.
$22,000 auditorium bonds
at
a
6,659
Finance, service & miscellaneous
Federal,
1939
101.01, a net interest cost
of 1.672%, as follows: $10,000 ma¬
turing $5,000 Nov. 1, 1945 and
1946, as 2V2S, $15,000 maturing
$5,000 Nov. 1, 1947, to 1949, as
IV4S, $15,000 maturing $5,000 Nov.
100.25,
automobile
from
in the similar period of 1939.
building
bonds at
1.608%,
The
increase
1941.
+3,537
3,120
industry showed a considerably smaller
August to September than in the corresponding
period of last year. Output in that industry during the hew model
season, although lower than in 1940, remains slightly higher than
Wichita.—
V. 154, p. 877—it is now reported
,
<
Change
Sept.;
-
+•,
♦
sale
.
-$32,709
1,000
."+
182
./ 7,452
-27
176
1941
.
Projects:
Work
46
+
SEPTEMBER,
.
1940
—
335
7
—
.
-
Defense
<
$62,461
—14
'1,037
1940
+
1941
1941*-
Sept.
+ $4,488
PROGRAMS,
(In Thousands)
•
'
Employment
Y
Change from
Sept.:
Aug.
Sept. /
-
Projectst
'
j o
1 '•
-
Y,7777,7, 7-7-77;
WPA
+
J "
PAY; ROLLS ON
.
7577777';+77 7 + 7
7
6.2
-
Legislative
•s
Sept.
1,469.0/
Judicial
/
Aug.
1941*
-
.
Details—In
the
1
1941
fib Thousands)
'
was au¬
Ardmore, Okla.
Sale
with
the
month; September 1941 figures are estimated. tPay rolls are the totals far
months-ending Aug. 15 and Sept. 15; employment represents the maximum number
employed during any one week in the corresponding month.
§"Defense" and "Other"
categories not set up in September 1940.
^Employment and pay rolls are for the
calendar month; September 1941 figures are estimated.
« :
the
The sharp rise in shipbuilding employment over August was
-' ESTIMATES
OF TOTAL NONAGRICULTURAL, EhtPLOYMENT
partly a result of a settlement of a labor dispute at one of the
(In Thousands)
5
« t
major shipyards. The rate of expansion in both shipbuilding and
7v
7-'";
7:v/* • •'*
r
aircraft has been at a high level since the first of the
year.f Recent
'7
"7 ■'
'/;■
Sept.
•
Change
increases in employment in machine tool plants have been of
Y
1941
Aug. to
V'
prelimsmaller proportions than those shown early in the defense program,
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
r'' ; • + inary) ; -.1941
+ 1941
" 1940
indicating that the industry may be approaching peak employment
Total civil non-agricultural emply.*
40,065^ " 39,626
+439'! i 36,528
under existing plant facilities.
The canning and preserving in¬ Employees in non-agricul. estab.*__
33,922
33,483
•( 439
30,385
dustry reported a gain of 40,000 wage earners from August to Manufacturing*
j
12,386
: 12,168
+218
10,479
Mining ■ J.
___Y—
906
900
+
6
7
846
September, a rise of greater-than-the-usual seasonal properties. Contract
construction
1,947
1,921
+
36
.1,511
Employment in this industry was 31% over the September 1940 Transportation & public utilities
3,365 <
3,326
+ ■: 39 7 *
V.
$17,-
OKLAHOMA
Bond
for
are
calendar
-
tion
102
—■
8
—■
778
92
+
for the months
number
and
»
.
*■■■■;,
v-
.7
+12.0
totals
maximum
8
94,969
+
1,165
1,414
1
45.5"
; .7
< 0
11.7
corresponding
Sept.
10,392
25,565
i 5,126
•
1.3
—
_
J;
5.8
{.8
+
115.031
4.0
+
';: o
v
14.0
by PWXt____
by" RFCtJ.'_l_^_—_'__
Defense
*Preliminary. tPay rolls
employment represents the
+ 561.0
2.0
'.8
Other.
State
(
Sept.
+
i2.o
;
,
-PayrollsChange from
1940
45.0
:
Defense
Other
ROADS
1941
232.0
v.
__
Financed
FINANCED
ON
1941
Aug.
962.0
Housing Authority
Financed
AND
Thpusands)
730.0
Other
■
FUNDS
Federal
Defense
-
PROJECTS
FEDERAL
1941*
VJ 8;
were
6J
,
CONSTRUCTION
FROM
Sept.
*
road
persons
The number of
Employment
>
by
Student
375,600
.___—
September.
Change from
regular
Appropriationst
16,900
4.000 1
ROLLS
-v.-.
Program
Financed
NYA
130,500
Twelve
State-financed
on
*
000 recreation field bonds
thorized
7
103,700
Machine
Machine-tool
Wyoming, Ohio
^
Bonds Voted—An issue of
y
Sept., 1941
241,300
Nov. 4 two bond is¬
on
1
...
from Aug.
to Sept.
239,800
Bonds Approved
authorized
Industry
-
Gain
x
PAY
PARTIALLY
(In
-
wage' earners
AND
OR
<>-•••
+ Program
number of
ing for an issue of $50,000 build¬
ing bondSr
jobs
decreased
.
or
Estimated H
projects
by 48,000. On relief programs
employment was reported
Federal Government
FINANCED FROM
shows:
voters
turned down the proposition call¬
Terrace
earners
construction
Corporation.
on
Finance
found
all
WHOLLY
rapidly.
There
rise of 1,358,000
Certain of the key defense indus¬
September as the following table
same
continued
the
EMPLOYMENT
Employment in 18 strategic industries handling a greater part
of defense orders continued the steady increase which began in
June 1940.
The aggregate gain in these 18 private defense in¬
dustries since the beginning of the defense program was 1,045,700
wage earners, an advance of 65%.
All manufacturing industries
Marion, Ohio
Bonds
the Nation
of
and
program
workers
except the student-work program.
The Labor Department's tabulations follow:
the
durable
than in
the
nondurable goods industries.
From
September 1940 to September 1941 durable goods employment rose
31.5%, to a total of 5,478,300, while employment in nondurable
goods manufacturing rose only 12.9%, to a total of 5,221,600.
A
year ago the number employed in nondurable goods manufacturing
was
considerably higher than that for durable goods, and even
at the peak of the 1929 boom, nondurable goods employment was
larger than that in the durable goods industries.
a
Par
$65,000 municipal swimming pool
construction bonds was rejected
by the voters on Nov. 4.
/
Y.y
of
1,992,000 in the armed forces in September, a
'
The defense program has caused a marked alteration in. the
industrial distribution of the manufacturing labor force, as evi¬
denced by the fact that there are now more workers employed in
J
An
—
forces
Reconstruction
Preliminary estimates indicate that 24,000
an
were
4.50
Kenton, Ohio
armed
the
by
additional
on
nonagricultural employment took place while
in
PWA
added to executive service
pay rolls for
men in the armed forces
increased
nonagricultural
40,065,000,
employed on the U. S. Housing
slight gain while decreases were
a
the
projects.
since September 1940.
6.25
Par
Co.
to
increase
record
Int. Bate
Securities
BancOhio
J.
„
civil
amounted
workers
showed
on
financed
employment
in
September
increase of approximately 439,000 over
August.
This represented the sixth consecutive month in which
employment exceeded all previous levels.
Nonagricultural em¬
ployment has shown an increase of 3,537,000 workers since Sep¬
tember
1940
and
now
exceeds
the
September- 1929 peak by
2,595,000.
Substantial employment gains over the past, year were re¬
ported by all major industrial groups.
The largest increase took
place in manufacturing where 1,907,000 workers have secured
jobs since September 1940. Construction employment rose 446,000
trade showed an increase of 338,000 workers; and the transporta¬
tion and public utilities group reported a gain of 245,000.
Federal
State, and local Government services employed approximately
376,000 more civilian workers than at this time last year.
This
000 school
proved Nov. 4 by
construction
program
thousand
raw
Bonds Voted—An issue of $25,-
1942.
reported
usual in accordance with the effect to conserve critical and strategic
materials."
Secretary Perkins added;
Gibsonburg School District, Ohio
of
Authority
sonal
of
$50,000 construction bonds at the
to
number
manufacturing, however, was of slightly less than the usual sea¬
proportions, as the expansion in heavy metals and machinery
industries tapered off," said Miss Perkins, who added that "silk and
rayon goods, and hosiery, experienced substantial employment disiocations, and the increase in the automobile industry was less than
re
issue
an
:
combined
industries
15%
Employment on construction projects financed from appro¬
priations to regular Federal agencies rose
to.962,000 in the month
ending Sept. 15, a gain of 79,000 over the
preceding month.
The
production continued to expand and all manufacturing
218,000 workers
District,
Ohio
fused
than
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
occurring in Rhode Island, Connecticut, Ohio, • Indiana,
-Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Washington, and Oregon. <
.vvfx;.,
;
Sept. Civil Nonagricultural Employment
V
Advances Further, Dept. of Labor Reports
V;'
Education
of
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
numbers.
The
data
Thesei
indexes
are
not
adjusted
V •
for
seasonal
..,
for
manufacturing, mining, building construction,
laundries, and dyeing and cleaning cover wage earners .only; thos^
for railroads
cover
all employees while the data for water trans-
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4005-
Volume 154
portation cover employees on vessels of 1,000 gross tons or over
in deep-sea trades only. ' The data for other industries exclude
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
State and
semi-annually.:
City
Dated
Index
Sept.
1941*
1941
Industry
(1923-25=100)
1940
I
2.1
+
+13.5
.3
+
Wholesale
95.4
products
Groceries
•■'./"
________
food
&
products
Petrol. & petrol. prod-(incl. bulk
Lumber
Public
./
+
7.7
95.8
,+
1.9
+ 12.6
+
5.3
105.6
+
.3
+ 10.1
8.9
+16.9
+ 1.5
107.0
+
7.8
+ 18.2
89.5
+ 15.0
+ 11.9
+
3.4
+ 14.2
+
5.5
86.8
9.3
+ 11.7
+
6.0
87.1
+
2.0
+ 15.2
.6
+ 14.2
(1118.8
+
2.0
1114.2
+
1194.6
1194.6
—
1169.9
.7
50.0
1.9
+
+
+ .9.2
2.8
+ 26.1
1.5
—
Street
+ 16.7
.8
.7
+
—
1178.1
7.9
)
49.6
'+7.5
1.8
+
.4
115.6
__
1.4
78.8
54.4
.9
61.6
J
,
+
Fire stations & equip.._
39.0
8.6
85.9
+
+.6
60.6
+
2.1
+ 31.0
2.2
63.3
+
2.9
+
8.8
;' new ..^ookSi'.--2-l-—!
Addition
to
Municipal
4.1
tt89.1
+
1.0
+
8.9
airport
Auxiliary airport site.-
—
.7.
95.3
Laundries
113.1
i
Construction
§§78.5
tAdjusted
■Commerce Commission.
+ 23.7
public utility indexes to 1937 Census.
+
10.1
1.0
—1.4
.
§
■;
■
+ 16.1
1.5
*—2.5
ju"
1.3
1.2
+
§
§
+ 23.6
§
.
figures.
tSource: Interstate
adjusted to 1935 Census,
**Covers street railways and trolley and motor1939
of
Pennsylvania
all of which taxes the city as¬
sumes
and agrees to pay.
The
bonds will be payable from ac
valorem
40,000
within
taxes
limitations
TEXAS
future law of the
or
Commonwealth
placed
the
by
taxing
law
Bexar
County (P. O. San Antonio),
■/>/+.■■
Refused—The
Approval
San Antonio
reported
upoi
Texas
:+;';
Bond
as
"Express" of Oct. 31
follows:
100,000
—
4.8
+
,
.
A
copy
of Attorney General
cities of the third class.
A certi¬
Gerald Mann's answer to Bexar
50,000 fied check for 2% of the bonds
County's application for a writ of
bid for, payable to order of the
Tulsa County (P. 0», Tulsa), Okla.
mandamus to force Mann to ap¬
City Treasurer, is required.
The
prove $197,000 in voting machine
Bond Election Date Set
The bonds will be issued
subject tc
bonds for the county was received
Tulsa "World" of Oct. 31 reported the
favorable
legal opinion 0'
as follows:
Thursday by John R. Shook, dis¬
Townsend, Elliott & Munson o
In
complete harmony at last, Philadelphia, and to the approva". trict attorney.
+ 17.0
8.0
+
__
—
->•
•
■
v
.5
+
99.4
/ /;+§>
1.4
—
preliminary
to
■+
1.8
—
§Not available.
9.2
.4
—
§
Transportation
+10.0;
—
'
105.2
+ 11.0
'
1.3
—
§
+
1.8
+
§
—
1.3
—
121.0
Dyeing & cleaning—:
Brokerage >
•-.9
+
Clerk/ will
present
any
318,000
65,000
+ 11.2
+
.
1.0
Bonds
L.
School Fund.
333,529
915,980
extensions.
Traffic, signals
New library branch and
,
(year-round)——
$560,000,
improvements
Waterworks
'
nonmetallic_
♦Preliminary,
2.0
+
tt
_
94.2
_
production—
Building
+
.2
+
;
'•
Services:
—
.
power—-
&
Water
78.6
.2
Metalliferous
Insurance
5.0
3.2
Crude-petrol,
v
+
—
buses**——
I1 Bituminous—coal
/ Hotels
7.3
—
1190.2
Quarrying
+
83.0
83.0
"
Anthracite V
1
'
89.8
mater._
;/,:■/+/, ^
Mining:
+ 12.9
+
79.7
79.7
furnishings
bldg.
&
rys.
2.1
§
.6
'*
Street
2.1
§"
§
1.0
"
3.1
Tel.
&
1.7
7.2
+
1
&
Electric light &
.
1.0
Utilities:
Tel.
-
—
94.1
94.1
Automotive
2.7
+
I
&
§
+11.6
112.2
112.2
merchandising.
Apparel
>
—
-
$3,833,000.
a total oi
City
Bertram
—
;
V//'
0.50%, 0.75%, 1%, iy4%, m%::
1%%, 2%, 2%% or 2i/2% coupon
TENNESSEE
Monday registerable as to principal only
and re¬ funding and improvement bonds. Blount County (P. O. Maryville),
duced a fourth, to cut the bond Dated Dec.
Tenn*
15, 1941. Denom. $1,-\
issue figure $176,000 from the $4,- 000.
Due Dec.
15, as follows)
Bond Sale—The $50,000 coupon
009,000 total of last week.
$30,000 from 1944 to 1949 incl.. semi-ann. refunding of 1941 bonds
The city's portion of the bond and
$35,000 in 1950 and 1951 offered for sale on Nov. 6-—V. 154,
issue, as agreed at the unofficial Bidder to name a single rate o
p. 902—were awarded to David¬
City Commission meeting Mon¬ interest for all of the bonds son & Co. of
Knoxville, as l%s,
day, will be:
Prin.
and
int.
(J-D)
payabh paying a premium of $270, equal
without deduction for any tax 0:
Arkansas
river
sewage
to 100.54, a basis of about 1.68%.
disposal plant
$1,036,904 taxes, except succession or in¬ Dated Nov. 15, 1941. Due on Nov.
Storm sewer impvts
709,019 heritance taxes, now or hereafter 15 in 1942 to 1956 incl.
Sanitary sewers
264,022 levied or assessed thereon undei
.2
§
+
Offering
$4,393,000.
City
Commissioners
deleted
three
projects
2.2
99.9
——-
Furniture
5.8
.9
.9
+
§
§
103.0
v
Food
General
-(•
+
;
:
Retail
-
+
Z
§
§
§
8
—
tank sta.)
Automotive
90.6
90.6
4.9
+
1.5 .
.7
.7
.8 Zr,rZ;/
§
goods & apparel
Mach., equip. & suppl.__
Dry
Farm
'
.4
—
8-■■■+■
§
§
§
§
§
spec._
Bond
Nagle,
9
the county on
§
\
.
Dpp
The city will vote on
Springs), S. Dak.
;
Sold—R. Haley, County
receive Auditor, states that $149,000 2%
sealed bids until 11 a.m. on Dec. 1 semi-ann. refunding bonds have
been purchased by the Permanent
for
the
purchase
of
$250,000
;
+46.1
*
/■Food
Z
3.3
+
(1929=100)
(1929=100)
Trfldfi'
plppfinn
1163.0
+21.7
DAKOTA
Fall River County (P. O. Hot
Bethlehem, Pa.:,"-i,,
today as city and countj
prepared to issue/for¬
proclamations for the joint
mal
(1935-39=-100)
118.7
Railroads*—
Steam
1940
1941
,
(Continued from page 998)
officials
(1923-25=100)
(1935-39=100)
Class
1941*
•
;;+
stated
change from
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
r
1135.6
Manufacturing
Index
Due
1941.
PENNSYLVANIA
-Pay RollPercentage
change from
Sept.
Aug.
$1,000. ment bonds; Denom. $1,000. They
in 26 will be advertised for sale soon.
Denom.
1,
SOUTH
"/z'Z/z'ZZ?;3 /'/'/r-"'/
Employment
■.: •/■ Percentage
■
Dec.
years.' >>
proprietors and firm members, corporation officers, executives, and
others whose work is mainly supervisory.
999
Census
flRetail-trade indexes
county commissioners voted
unan¬
of
the
Pennsylvania
The
Departmen
filed with the
was
answer
Texas Supreme Court in which
imously Thursday to call a vote of Internal Affairs.
The enact
1%.
tfCash
payments only; value of board, room, and tips cannot be computed.
the county filed the request for
December 2 on a proposed $560,4 ment at
any time prior to
the
-§§Based on estimates prepared by the United States Maritime Commission.
Vv
the write of mandamus.
+
000 county road bond issue.
A delivery of the bonds, of Fed
/; ".-v
,//•>'
'■].
'
Mann held in his answer that
INDEX NUMBERS OF EMPLOYMENT AND PAY ROLLS OF WAGE EARNERS IN /
proclamation was adopted and its eral legislation which in terms
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES ADJUSTED TO 1937 CENSUS OF MANUI
no county can obligate its general
publication authorized.
by the repeal or omission of ex
FACTURES, EXCEPT AS INDICATED IN NOTES f AND t
/
fund for debts which will be paid
The county will submit several
emptions or otherwise, subjects
1;//:'1 (Three-year average 1923-25=100.0)
Z>-'•■■■/:■;>.
road projects held necessary to to a
Federal income tax the in¬ beyond the fiscal year in which
bus operations
of subsidiary,
affiliated and
companies.
successor
ttLess than
1/10 of
,
*
.
'
■
:
;
'•
•
v.-
•.
"
-Employment
Sept.
♦Sept.
Aug.
♦Sept.
1941
1941
1940
1941
1941
1940
135.6
132.8
111.4
163.0
157.8
111.6
142.3
138.4
108.2
183.5-
177.1
115.1
129.2
127.5
114.4
140.0
136.2
107.7
140.8
139.9
113.6
171.0
172.1
149.21
149.1
123.2
178.4
183.3
127.9
170.7 S
171.0
117.9
226.4
240.8
139.1
97.8 1
96.1
81.9
117.2
111.8
79.3
-Pay Rolls-
the debts were made.'
the operation of Tulsa's bomber
terest on bonds of a class or char¬
The attorney general contended
assembly plant to a vote at the acter which includes these bonds
this also in refusing to approve
same
time the city votes on its
will, at the election of the pur¬
the bonds several weeks ago.
proposed bond issue. The county chaser,
relieve
the
purchasei
wil finance its bond issue from
from his obligations under
Carbon Independent School Disthe
automobile and gasoline tax rev¬ terms of the
contracts of sale and
trict (F\. O. Carbon), Texas
enue.
entitle the purchaser to the return
Bond Sale Details—The Secre¬
of the amount deposited with the
tary of the Board of Education
OREGON
-
Aug.
Sept.
Manufacturing Industries
.
Industrlest
All
Durable
.
:
Goodst
Non-durable
Goodst
-
Durable Goods
v
Iron
steel
&
'
:
their
&
,
'
■'
T-
'
products,
•
not
including
Blast
machinery
steel works,
furnaces,
rolling mills
Bolts, nuts, washers,
Cast-iron
pipe
-
.■
—
-v
.
rivets—
&
118.0
and
—
:
■■
Cutlery
•
including
inot
stiver
&
130.3
Hardware
Steam
supplies
hot-water
&
paratus &
Tin
(not incl.
Tools
f
other
&
cans
tools,
files
Wlrework
fittings-
Fdy.
t<1
saws)
Textile
.
Aircraft*
Automobiles
•
-
Cars,
15,
187.5
99.9
200.5
184.7
116.8
183.3
104.0
252.3
•
-
193.7
164.7
296.3
•
,
Z
—_
241.3
138.0
230.5
227.5
156.2
170.3
131.8
229.5
223.1
140.3
167.4
11L2
241.7
240.0
131.4
251.1
f
314.2
183.4
143.6
103.4
351.5
/ 248.0
202.4
159.5
212.5
:,
108.9
108.4
158.2
Y 565.1
•
540.8
183.8
I.
•
585.3
78.1
105.4
182.3
-
+Z553.4Z
332.3
::234.0
161.5
256.5
141:3
135.8
122.5
233.4
222.3
256.2
224.1
10,462.0
137.3
49.5
36.6
3,764.3
125.8
109.3
112.2
162.6
94.6
89.2
53.6
101.6
78.9
35.6
109.2
704.9
614.2
227.3
119.8
184.0
-182.0
128.0
>+200.6 Z
346.1
342.8
387.5
146.0
11,267.6
188.1
-
/ 145.7
239.0
238.9
—
Equipment
& plated ware—*Smelting and refining copper,
Lumber
;
and
allied
'.:/
Millwork
2'
'
.
:
:
*
Y
1:
-granite,
v
115.7
84.9
Leather
and
its
Boots
and
1
99.7
139.1
122.4
manufactures--
-
94.4
:
117.9)
118.4
118.4
Z-
116.1
66.7
7
73.5
•:
C 77.8
-
66.3
•
79.4
83.4
:
;
74,9
Ice
55.0
63.8
104.1
76.6
75.1
92.8
93.6
'•■c'" 76.8
109.3
130.0
and
/: 160.5
155.4
Fabrics
■
77.0
;
54.0
44.4
48.7
36.1
35.9
Carpets
.(•
119.4
93.6
125.1
124.1
Paper
115.6
115.5
102.6
123.4
119.5
and
paper
106.9
92.8
117.8
114.5
84.8
'97.2
93.8
,65.4
129.8
126.2 1
85.3
125.2
123.5
77.3
90.6
8
,
-
—___
Knitted
outerwear
underwear
Knit
...
i-
.
.
i
V
:
cloth
—;
:
*'• Corsets
■
'
Men's
&
136.3
124.8
?
81.3"
-
63.2
.
allifed 'garments^.
132.5
80.6
73.8
*
153.6
67.9
+
v
Fertilizers
.77.1
146.9
77.3
90.8
157.1
138.3
108.9
60.9
88.8
-
124.0
178.0
f.'.:
„■
■■■*?.
123:4
;
63.7
118.5
Rubber
120.7 '
176.2>-
-
171.1
123.8 ;tr 118.9
i" 122.5
:
*
112.1
131.6 >2'129:9
121.9
115.1
114.0
82.9
-164^)
155.1
141.5
i
/ 148.5
■
154.8
v
'•'
i
Texas
-■
Plan
—
This
city has announced a plan for the
debtedness.
can
bonded in¬
of the plan
of its
Copies
composition
obtained by writing to L.
be
158.2
147.4
172.9
165.2
146.6
157.3
155.2
328.1
283.3
;
398.9
332.2
429.7
111.0
99.8
98.9
105.1
88.4
303.7
268.9
395.1
321.3
231.7
91.3
96.2
115.2
100,6
98.3
78.1
80.7
93.1
80.6
81.3
;
Z
77.1
84.1
143.3
112.6
89.5
68.2
116.3
95.4
97.2
99.6
78.3
65.8
65.8
70.2
70.0
65.9
52.3
56.1
69.2
68.2
67.1
91.5
67.5
123.9
6
66.9
133.2
142.0
105.5
116.7
114.7
——
and
goods,
&
shoes
inner
other
■;zz:i3o.9Z/
J.
W.
refunding bonds, until Dec. 9.
The
in
available
amount
the
district's interest and sinking fund
the purchase
account
for
bonds is
$25,000.
received in
in
not
an
of said
Tenders will be
amount
of
or
amounts
value.
188.2
181 9
134.3
162.7
124.2
87.8
98.9
146.1
150.5
145.2.
,
109.8
111.1
179.2
138.1
159.1
excess
the
Under
Board
of
$25,000 market
refunding plan, the
has the right
Trustees
192.0
-185.4
137.8
250.4
247.3
170.9
186.4
168.3
123.1
143.4
180.1
114.0
122.6
■
to
+
114.5
70.9
81.0
116.7
65.1
117.6
176.3
164.9
132.6
ers
Z/+;;,::§;;+ 1:4;:'lZZ>§)
§.
z
"■>
§
109.0
89.6
95.6
111.2
90.8
85.4
144.7
126.1
170.0
171.3
135.6
327.0
368.2
327.7
129.7
107.0
138.9
95.7
.
329.3
311.7
369.1
97.4
87.9
138.2
112.1
111.8
89.4
135.9
86.8
193.4
Z'.
86.7
192.9
104.9
56.1
79.4
79.8
tubes.,.„—_—
:
72.6
152.4
.
v
102.2
-
109.9
231.3
116.5
>■
228.3
59.5
84.6
*
152.8
in
excess
of market value.
El Cam do,
Additional
78.1
134.4
S
reject all offers that it consid¬
139.2
116.0
123.0
141.8
127.9
connection
Texas
Information
with
the
sale
—
of
In
the
$75,000 street and sewer improve¬
syndicate headed
ment bonds to a
by the George V. Rotan Co. of
Houston, as noted here in Janu¬
ary, it is now reported that the
bonds were sold as 2y4S, at a price
of
100.135, are dated Dec. 1, 1940,
of $1,000, and
'September 1941 indexes preliminary; subject to revision. tAdjusted to preliminary in the denomination
1939 Census -figures,
indexes not comparable to indexes appearing in press releases
mature March 1, as
dated earlier than November 1940. Revised figures available in mimeographed form.
r
ry
§Not available";' *
1/ <
+
-
—
ceive sealed tenders of 1938 series
113.4
163.1
116.7
104.2
z
120.3
127.8
Texas
Invited
Tenders
65.7
70.1
70.2
116.2
:
Edinburg),
(P. O.
Wallace, Secretary of the Board
of Trustees, states that he will re¬
69.9
146.9
101.5
.
81.2
118.0
95.8
118.1
63.9
,
98.0
boots
dent School District
Bond
Indepen¬
Consolidated
Edinburg
140.8
§
+__•/
tires
Kansas.
138.5
152.7
64.7
;
Richardson, secretary to the
committee, National
Bank of Topeka Building, Topeka,
72.0
;
120.3
Dated June 1, 1941.
Composition
76.8
<
144.1
——
products
Rubber
102.5
122.9
100.7
109.0
144.3
meal
:
—
Rubber
82.1
127.0
10T;8
'
v;
95.7
114.4
182.2
and varnishes
Rubber
51.1
■
refining
Rayon & allied products
Soap
68.0
156.3
i29.i
63.6
Paints
64.3
96.2
•'
89.7
79.9
128.0
Explosives
106.5
;
90.3
154.5
matur¬
'
Druggists' preparations
'
110.3
-
furnishings — „J.
81.0
150.7
-73.2
%
160.6
/131.6 >-129.8
__
136.2
-
86.4 ".
138.6
98.3
128.7
Z
refining
Cottons'd—oil, cake, &
'
.
86.4
88.0
-
+
^
79.0 '
81.9-
160.5
—
rayon goods*——
and worsted goods-' 7"
Wearing apparel
v/Clothing, -Men's'
u.sClothings Women's
■■■■'"
82.7
—
:
Silk, and
Woolen
-
106.5
135.7 i141.5
.
'
Knitted
91.7
74.6
94.8
,
144.8
Other than petroleum
Chemicals
'
—
Hosiery
75.8
109.9
93.8
108.1
53.7
—
and periodicalspetrol, & coal prod-
Petroleum
-
91.3
104.7
124.7
and pulp—
and publishing:
Book and job—
Chemical,
rugs—__
102.0
99.3
printing.—'
and
Printing
92.6
goods,
110.5
goods
I
Cotton small wares
* !f 106.2
136.4
Dyeing & finishing textilesHats, fur-felt
—jl—
79.1
90.8
63.5
manufactures
Boxes,
86.5
Cotton
101.1
1940
'
*
37.6
120.7
'106.4
140.6
81.9
Paper
——
1941
83.5
146.6
85.2
Chewing & smok. tob. & snuff
Cigars and cigarettes
120.7
CZ
45.1
their products
1
1941
121.5
119.3
Cream
Newspapers
Nondurable
"Textiles
1940
•87.1
80.9
Tobacco
79.7
64.7
'
:
1941
z//79.8f
Sept.
Aug.
101.6
preserving
Slaughtering & meat packingSugar, beet
Sugar refining, cane
87.4
80.6
Z. 105.4
85.8
•
.
1; $500
bondholders'
—Pay Rolls-
♦Sept.
106.4
and
Flour
and
—--
an
improve*
351.5
Butter
71.2
'
-
-Employment—*- —
Aug.
Sept.
313.9
—
Confectionery
'
,/
78.1
70.7
:
street
165.3
products
kindred
and
Canning
91.8
92.5
91.2
'
94.6
101.3
129.8
$6,000
Borough
authorized
recently
of
—
133.6
97.3
—
Beverages
70.1
73.4
108.4
76.7-
Council
issue
95.8
Leather
Food
90.2
104.6
92.4
..
<81.0
101.5-
Authorized
99.5
shoes
;
'
72.9
•
103.5
;
Debt
136.8
*
/ i 84.8 ;
-
Bonds
1941
collars
and
Shirts
90.8
83.8
:
slate,
other products
Pottery
v
113.1
: 79.1
,
——
Marble,
120.3
70.9
———
Cement
Glass
102.7
107.9
clay,-and glass productsBrick, tile, and terra cotta_._
*
117.9 Z
80.8
Stone,
♦Sept.
.
Millinery
.'.////'/,;.
Sawmills
r
'
■
..
108.6
102.8
—_j_
Lumber:
•; 177.6
145.8
puroducts—
Furniture
.t.
273.9
133.8
■86.5
zinc —
and
272.2
100.5
120.9
Lighting
lead,
146.6
117.6
119.3
„
Silverware
i
192.8
106.5?
1956.
Cisco,
153.7
194.0,
time-
_———
vote of 1,113 to 283 al
future.
near
:
bonds,
in 1943
to 1951. and $1,000 in 1952 to
June
on
W.
248.1
443.5.
v
April
ing
Summerville, Pa.
of refunding bonds.
Interest rate
not to
exceed 3%, payable
125.1
93.7
104.9
the
is
4,211.9
76.4
7,959.9
bronzTe, & cop. products
watches
and
recording devices
Jewelry
be
received until Nov. 26, at 7 p.mJ,
141.4
8,564.9
—2
a
*
171.4
Non-ferrou6 metals & their prod.
Brass,
Offering—Bids • will
f
<
>
137.2
127.0
155.7
•
.
192.8
+
by
by W. F. McGregor, Secretary of
Ore.
Bond
Township School
(P. O. Chestnut Hill,
the recent general election.
They
will be placed on the market in
the Board of Commissioners, for
the purchase of a $2,700,000 issue
357.4;
_
Clocks,
ried
O. Astoria),
(P.
246.2
325.0
——
manufacturest
Astoria
of
123.1
133.5
steam-railr'd
1.
name
172.0
144.61
-—
——
to
are
of interest.
175.5
..
building bonds, maturing
1; $500 in 1942 to
1956, $1,000,
1957 to 1965,
$1,500, ^ 1966, and $2,000 in
1967 to 1970/ Dated April 1,
$26,000
; '*'+ j
the
Bonds
Voted — An / issue ' of ■M{ 1941.- ■;
9,500 refunding
$100,000 construction bonds car¬
168.9
parts.,
election.
Philadelphia), Pa. ;u(
189.0
Bidders
1943:
rate
•
Aluminum
1942,
'
parts———
equipment*——
electric- &
Shipbuilding
■
105.2
Due $2,000 on Nov.
and $2,050 on April 1
173.7
Locomotives
.
145.3
142.6
of
on
Nov. 15,1941.
74.8
'
issue
bonds sold to
Springfield
97.4
+123.8
Port
—
———
Nov. 4
District
127.6
120.2
1 80.4
•
.
147.7
127.9
177.5 r
products-
machinery &
■Typewriters &
Transportation
by Louise Clark, District
Clerk, for the purchase of $4,050
Dated
83.4
::
Defeated—An
$5,000 school improvement bonds
was rejected by the voters at the
on
170.5;
—————
phonographs
Bonds
bids
p.m.
interest bearing warrants.
101.2
wheels,
water
8
Nov. 14,
117.2
221.8
—
shop
tools
82.S
201.1
109.5
144.2?-
v
v
until
113.5
107.1
288.5
155.5
94.3.
Offering—Sealed
received
be
144.5
—
——
&
153.6
105.1
•
will
edge tools mach.
&
mach.
&
125.2
'
tinware
turbines,
Machine
: Radios
154.6
91.9
294.1
88.6
176.5
Warrant
100.7
$35,500 4%
refunding
Rauscher, Pierce &
Co. of Dallas, at par,
as noted
here in June, are due as follows:
semi-ann. building and
South Bethlehem, Pa.
(P. O. Oakridge), Ore.
;•
the
that
states
now
County School District No. 76
116.2!
windmills'—-————
&
101.2
•
102.6
225.1
127.7
——
•Engines,
169.3
bid.
Lane
108.1
metalwork
Machinery, not incl. transportatlon
equipment
Agricult'l impl.
(incl. tractors)
Cash registers, adding machines,
& calculating machines—
Elec. mach,, apparatus, & suppl, !,
•
•:!
113.2
'J
147.5
172.9
■: : f
ap-
———
ornamental
&
150.4
76.7
98.6 i
ware
heating
steam
Stoves
-Struct.
107.0
1
229.1 |
1
enameled
&
110.8
113.1 '
——
Plumbers'
Stamped
.
127.4
112.9
plated cutlery), & edge tools—
Forgings, iron and steel
■{
.■
1
-
follows: $3,-
•
1000
THE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
and 1945, $5,000 in 1946 to in 1941, $3,000 in. 1942 to 1946, announced that on the proposi¬ praise for the County Assessors
pointed out, is incomplete with¬
1950, and $6,000 in 1951 to 1956. $4,000 in 1947 to 1952, $5,000 in tion to consolidate the districts for co-operating in finding the out considering the Dominion's
vote
was
1953 to 1957, $6,000 in 1958 and the
659
for
and
58 personal property and for speed
payable at the San
proposal to compensate the pro¬
Jacinto National Bank, Houston. 1959, and $7,000 in 1960, optional against.
in reporting their assessments.
vinces for surrendering personal
To equalize the school levy the
Much of the hidden wealth, he income and corporation taxes as
Legality approved by Chapman & after Dec. 10, 1950.
vote was 585 for and 130 against.
Cutler of Chicago.
well.
' ~
added, was brought to light by a
Victoria County Water Control
The
school
districts
involved wider
As it now stands. Alberta has
understanding of a law
and Improvement District No. 'I
Hidalgo County Water District
are Des Moines,
Sunnydale, Lake which makes it mandatory on the been given alternative proposals
No. 12 (P. O. Edinburg), Texas
(P. O. Victoria), Texas
Burien, Mount View, Boulevard Tax Commissioner to levy 5% per of either:Bond Ruling Upheld—An As¬
Bond Election—The issuance of
Park and Angle Lake.
year up to five years on all un¬
An amount equal
to its col¬
sociated
Press
dispatch
from $40,000 water and sewer combina¬
"Adoption of the reorganization taxed personal
property
found lections of income and corpor¬
Waco
on
Oct.
30
reported as tion tax and revenue bonds will
plan places the school districts after the death of the owner. In ation taxes in the year ended
follows: The Tenth Court of Civil be submitted to the voters at an
in a position to take
advantage other words, he explained, the March 31, 1941, or approximately
Appeals Thursday affirmed a Dis- election scheduled for Nov 22. of the
Federal
and
State
pro¬ State may seize 25% of all un¬ $4,000,000.
trict
Court Judgment
canceling Due in not more than 30 years.
gram," Pool said.
r
r
reported. personal
The net debt service paid; by
property
in
$650,000 bonds of Hidalgo County
White Deer ^Independent School
Expenditure of $804,000 of Fed
settlement of an estate.
Alberta in the year ended March
1944
Prin. and int.
C
'
.
j.
Water District No.
V
The suit
12.
';>
:
District
brought by a score
against
bond-,
holders. They were issued in 1930
of
interim
as
4
terest
bonds
total
and
b.\:v
1%%
than
district
more
carried out the
never
the
ful purpose for which it was cre¬
ated
property
Common
School
Education
:
$3,500
tion
8
has
3%%
to
purchased
semi-ann.
bonds.
1942
Co.
of
Due $175
1961;
Bonds Voted—At
tion
at
par
construc¬
;;C:
the
voters
said
to
have
approved the issuance of $25,000
five
Bond
districts"
Toppenish School District (P. O.
submitted to the voters at
The
had
1
tion
Issuance
the following
*
Alexandria
soon
WEST
municipal improvement bonds for
million
or
dollars in order
more
from
ported
advantage of an unusually
for such paper, it
developed at the special meeting
of City Council last night.
Called
to
consider
ac¬
bills
this
farm
$3,200,000. "
decrease
-
requirements with lower levies.
Real (estate valuations showed
increase
an
collected,
..
This would
suc¬
about
or
1
,
that the best
argue
deal for Alberta is the first option
but only because the province has
be¬
year,
duties
been
paying
bonds.
half
full
If
interest
interest
its
on
had
been
of
$15,226,024 to a paid, the compensation under the
second option would be $5,800,000
$865,480,813.
Among the 55 counties, Kana¬ or $1,800,000 more than the pro¬
wha's
increase
of
$16,903,846— vince would receive under the
than
more
double
that
of
first option.
any
'
..
.
'
county—sent
the
There is reason to Relieve, it is
capital
county's total assessed valuation claimed, that the formula would
to
be changed if Alberta were to re¬
$265,829,319,
highest in the
county's history and far. above sume payment of full interest on
any other county..
Ranking; sec¬ its bonds or work out a plan for,
ond
.
.
and
third
Cabell
662,550
in
total valuations
County, where
gain
sent
the
a
$7,-
total
to
refunding its debt. It is admitted,
in .fact, that the present formula
would
be
neither
fair
nor
rea¬
and Ohio
County sonable if Alberta was to follow
$128,983,325 total rep¬ either. Qf these courses to correct
resented an increase of $3,651,100. its default., /
Other
It is thought to be very signifi¬
counties
showing
major
on
Nov.
5
re¬
follows:
as
tax
and
some
subdivisions may meet bond
where
VIRGINIA
Morgantown
home
see
last, less than amount of
cession
Mr
$137,673,320,
Proposals Defeated
Associated Press dispatch
good
their
cause
were
15,
Annexation
—An
to take
market
elec¬
an
Nov.
Morgantown, W. Va.
issue
may
for
cording to report.
to re¬
"--J"
port:
a
scheduled
said
1.79%,
other
$75,000 construction bonds will be
Contemplated—
Alexandria
"Gazette"
of
Nov.
_
Bank of Midland.
"director
Yakima), Wash.
Alexandria, Va.
,
so-called
only
total of
Bond Election—The issuance of
VIRGINIA
after 1946.
Midland, Texas
v'~
Bonds Sold—The City Secretary
J/ states that $30,000 water funding
bonds were purchased recently by
the Columbian Securities Corp. of
San Antonio, at 100.09, a net in-4
terest cost of about 2.44%, on the
bonds as follows: $12,000 as 2y4S,
due $2,000 from Dec. 1, 1942 to
1947, and $18,000 as 2^ s, due $2,4
000 on Dec. 1 in 1948 to 1955, and
on Oct. 1, 1956.. > Optional on and
after Dec.
1, 1951, on 30 days'
written notice. Prin. and int. (JD) payable at the First National
Committee.
under the reorganization.
bonds.
and
on
other
meeting
will
be
held
Wednesday night to outline the
system and water extension
sewer
of the
by'
A
recent elec¬
a
are
assisted
were
real estate valua¬ 31
should
owners
in
the
increased
Alderson
School
members
from July
callable
for
Because
tions
"
Thompson, mem
King County Commit¬
Reorganization.
bers of the
tee
UTAH
District
Bonds Sold—The State Board of
>
Trust
the
facili¬
Blaker and A. N.
North Ogden (P. O. Ogden), Utah
(P. O. Leander), Texas
aid
to
their
The campaign for the reorgani¬
was
headed
by. Percy
Aug. 15, 1941.
:
funds
expand
zation
They
owners
State
to
Wells, Dis¬ ties has been recommended.
that $28,000
benefits.
no
Leander
,
that
and
received
Union
Dallas
Dallas. Dated
and
districts
>:
semi-ann. refunding bonds
been- purchased - at par by
have
use¬
eral
(Pi O. White Deer)f
vS■•/•://
Texas
Bonds Sold — J. W.
trict Secretary, states
in-
with
$1,000,000.
The Court ruling held that the
'
;
was
landowners
Morgantown's hope of becoming
sixth largest city
West Virginia's
City Mana¬
ger
Carl Budwesky's proposed
$600,000 bond issue, members of
increases were:
McDowell, which cant that Alberta has announced
$7,070,350 to a total of its intention to accept the $4,000,$79,521,075; Fayette up $7,009,820 000 available under the first op¬
to $65,067,820, and Harrison up tion -and that there is no evidence
that
Alberta
$5,461,810 to $106,337,850.
representatives
sought an amendment to the bud¬
gained
WISCONSIN
fell short of realization yesterday
when five of seven communities
Council
the
at the
rejected
consolidation proposal
a
get proposal to permit compensa¬
tion on the debt service option on
Gratiot School District (P. O.
the
basis
that any new arrange¬
Gratiot), Wis.
polls.
Bonds Voted—At a recent elec¬ ment that may be made.
not covered in the City Manager's
The city of Morgantown itself,
This
would
tion the voters are said to have
indicate,
it
is
plan could be financed by short now ranked eighth among the
approved the issuance of $61,500 pointed out, that the Alberta gov¬
term notes for a period of two State municipalities on the basis
ernment does not intend to pay
high school building bonds by a
of population, and the adjacent
years.
interest in full and suggests that
majority of nearly 5 to 1,
"But," Mr. Budwesky said, "the town of Suncrest were the only
a
reasonable
refunding scheme
gamble is this: What will be the ones to approve the merger, which
Merrillan, Wis.
is not in the immediate
offing,Bonds Sold—The Village Clerk
condition of the bond market at would have increased the universtates that the $33,000 3lk % semithe end of that two-year period?" ity city's population from
/
NEWFOUNDLAND
16,655
told
were
that
projects
.
Nederland, Texas
•'
Bond Election—The issuance of
$60,000 water works system bonds
will be submitted to the voters at
•
an
;
election scheduled for Nov. 22,
it is said.
Port
Bonds
of
Lavaca,
Sold—A
3 l/z %
Texas
$250,000
semi-ann.
"I don't believe we'll
issue
seawall
and
-breakwater
improvement (State
Aid) bonds is stated to have been
purchased jointly by the RansonDavidson Co. of San Antonio, and
Crummer & Co. of Dallas. Dated
v Oct.
25,
1941.
Denom.
$1,000.
Due Aug. 15, as follows $10,000
in 1942 to 1946; $15,000 in 1947
to 1956; $20,000 in 1957 and 1958
and $10,000 in 1959.
Prin. and
int. payable at the American Na¬
tional Bank, Austin.
These bonds
are part of the
$300,000 issue au,
.
,
v*
thorized at
/(/ Oct.
24.
Dillon,
the
election
held
on
Legality approved by
Vandewater & Moore of
New York.
•
Sold—The following 4%
semi-ann.
revenue
bonds,
ap¬
proved by the voters
"
Sept. 6,
are
said to have been purchased
at par by Callihan & Jackson of
'! Dallas: $6,000 water
system, and
$14,000 sewer system bonds. Due
on Sept. 15 in 1943 to 1962.
on
San
Augustine County Common
/.;/ School District No>. 29 (P. O.
'San
Augustine), Texas
cation,
reports
that
semi-ann.
been
refunding
purchased at
State
Board
of
$9,000
bonds
par
by
Education.
4%
have
the
Due
July 1 as follows: $400 in 1945
to 1950, and $600 in 1951 to 1961.
on
Mr.
DeWolfe
$1,200
bonds
State
,
also reports that
semi-ann.
refunding
4%
were
Board
sold
of
at
par
to
Education.
the
Due
$400 from July 1, 1942 to 1944.
Uvalde, Texas
;
Bond
Sale
reported
•semi-ann.
Details—It
that
gas
the
is
$85,000
system
now
4%
revenue
bonds sold jointly to Russ, Roe &
Co. of San Antonio, and Crummer
„
&
Co.
of Dallas, as noted here
January, were purchased at
96.50, are dated Dec. 10, 1940, and
mature Dec. 10, as follows: $2,000
in
••
•
•
.
•
*
■
••
Charles
get a
now,"
Burgess
ever
exists
L.
*
,
Budwesky's
plan includes
funds for schools, sanitary and
storip/ water sewers, streets, play¬
grounds and $75,000 to pay off
outstanding notes for 1940 im¬
provements, but does not provide
for a municipal incinerator, a new
to
more
The
and
than 24,000.
Evansdale-Flats
failure of
Morgan Park to
approve
the
plan prevented Suncrest, their ad¬
jacent municipality, from consoli¬
ann. electric utility revenue bonds
authorized by the Board of Trus¬
in October, have been pur¬
tees
chased privately.
Denom. $1,000.
Dated Oct. 1,1941. Due on Oct. 1
in
1943 to
fire house in the northern
vote
on
on
a
the
issue
the matter
was
deferred until
date
Washington County Sanitary
District No. 2 (P» O.
Bristol),
Va.
Bonds Voted—At
tion the voters
ance
of
system
a
recent elec¬
approved the issu¬
$150,000
revenue
water
bonds by
supply
a count
of 237 to 8.
(P. O.
Kalama), Wash.
on
—
At the election
Oct. 4 the voters
are
is
reach
than
the
a
highest level in
more
Commissioner Alderson's state¬
revealed
that
said
interest.
King County School Districts
::
(P. O. Seattle), Wash. J
sented an increase of $122,473,491, or 6.65% over last year's ag¬
gregate of $1,840,425,139.
It was
the first time in years, he added,
that
every
county
.
showed
an
-
Outstanding in the report, the
asserted,
was
a
gain of 9.18% in personal prop¬
erty which sent the value of such
intangibles
as money, notes and
$36,661,467 over last
year
to a total of $436,074,317.
the Seattle "Post-Intelligencer" of This
unusually large increase in
Oct. 26:
personal property, second only to
Residents of six King County the 11.95%
gain in utility prop¬
School
Districts
voted
over¬
erty valuations, was the result of
whelmingly
yesterday
for
the the tax department's efforts in
new
school
district
reorganiza¬ uncovering property long in hid¬
tion
plan
and
for
spreading ing, Mr. Alderson said, although
bonded indebtedness in order to some was due to
improved busi¬
have a uniform school levy.
ness
conditions
and
a
general
William
F.
Pool,
Assistant gain in the wealth of the State's
County Superintendent of Schools, citizens.
He put in a word of
Consolidated
is
the
of
—
taken
The
from
terest
Charges
—
A
bonds
up
Commission
in
full
detailed
both
on
of
Government
surplus for the month of
1940, a surplus of $156,264
shown, at a time when the
government's war finance policies
were just getting into
high gear.
ac¬
Revenue in the three months of
the
government's
which
about
financial
year,
began July 1, increased by
a
third
period last
Expenditure
over
year
was
to
the
same
$4,600,000.
lowered
by
$151,440 to $2,700,000.
On the basis of last year's re¬
sults, Alberta could have paid in¬
terest
,
QUEBEC
Montreal, Que.
direct and
City's Population Gain Put ; At
a
and
surplus, >according to 63,821—Increases
decreases
one authority who has
given con¬ in population of many Canadian
siderable study to the matter.
cities,
towns
and - incorporated
The province
saves
$3,200,000 villages were reported Oct. 31 by
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics
through paying half interest and
reported a surplus on its income in the fourth of a series of pre¬
the,; total guaranteed bonds and still had
Commissioner
report
of
Commission
was
by
decade.
rants
Districts
finances
ber;
Alberta (Province of)
George count of operating results of the
P. Alderson, State Tax Commis¬ Province for the fiscal year ended
sioner, that West Virginia's total March 31, 1941 appeared in v. 154,
assessed
In this connection, the
valuation, covering all p. 904.
classes of property in the State's Nov.
1
issue of the
"Financial
55 counties, increased sharply to Post" of Toronto commented in
almost $2,000,000,000 in 1941 to part as follows: reported
increase.
following
the
$873,582, nearly as large as its ex¬
penditure of $920,139. In Septem¬
ALBERTA
Says Province Can Pay Full In¬
Valuations At Record
to have approved the issuance Of
the $80,000 bonds to retir war¬
and pay
The
showed
Virginia (State of)
Level—It
ment
Bonds Voted
held
West
Assessed
valuation of $1,962,898,630 repre¬
WASHINGTON
Kalama Port District
in
Government is evident in the De¬
,
inas¬
only five members were
and a definite decision
as
later
bond
upturn
Newfoundland
.
and a host of smaller
The election attracted only ten
projects.
The incinerator, particularly, is per cent of the registered Mor¬
regarded as a major, imperative gantown vote, while it drew fiftyneed of the city.
eight per cent in the suburban
Council did not appear disposed areas.
<
,'
.
to
1961.
Newfoundland (Government of)
Finances Sharply Better—Sharp
dating
with
Morgantown,
al¬
partment of Finance summary of
though each town and community
White fish Bay School District
financial activities in September
voted independently.
and the first
(P. O, Milwaukee), Wis. /
th$$e mpnths of the
The other municipalities
and
Bonds. Defeated—At the elec¬ financial year;
'
■
unincorporated
places rejecting tion on Nov. 4 the voters
In September collections rose
rejected
the
proposal
were
Star
City, the proposal to issue
$330,000 con¬ $658,517 over the same month last
section Westover,
Riverside and Gran¬ struction
year; expenditure was cut $58,801.
bonds, it is reported.
ville.
of the city
7
f
Bonds Sold—R. DeWolfe, Secretary of the State Board of Edu¬
■
Mr.
present,
Bonds
than
market
declared.
much
Princeton, Texas
4
better
Councilman
substantial
account of
$4,300,000 for the
year liminary
reports based on 1941
1941. This would census returns.
The report showed Montreal's
surplus on income ac¬
count of $1,100,000 if bond inter¬ population
at 882,398
compared
est had been paid in full.
with 818,577 in 1931, a gain of
Alberta's net capital expendi¬ 63,821; Winnipeg's at
217,994 com¬
tures last year approximated $2,- pared with
218,785; and the Hali¬
000,000, leaving an overall sur¬ fax count at 69,326 compared with
plus of $2,300,000
This would not 59,275.
ended March 31,
have left
a
.
be
sufficient
to
permit full
Among other larger centres in¬
in
the
list, with
1931
- figures
in
parenthesis,
were
Verdlyn, 65,927
(60,745);
Outremont, 28,621 (28,641); Moncof nor would it be uncommon as
ton, N. B., 22,411 (20,689); Moose
last year six other Canadian pro¬
Jaw, Sask., 20,496 (21,299); Lavinces had deficits on this basis.
chine, 19,898 (18,630); Gait., Ont.,
Any consideration of Alberta's 15,099
(14,006); Joliette, 12,678
ability
to
pay
interest,T'it^'ls (10,765);;
^
:
ment
of bond
interest
pay¬
without
a
cluded
basis, but, this au¬
thority points out, such a deficit
would be nothing to be ashamed
census
deficit
on
this
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4005
Volume 154
&■*****"■*«**•«'
Corporation and Investment News
General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
BHD
tax
Alabama Gas Co.—Earnings—
,
Total
Net
operating income.
Other
*
income
Total
2,183,142
1
$353,829
——.
4,837
——-
——
$380,067
4,204
$358,666
Gross
income
Net
171,977
$212,294
$183,478
—
'
Assets—Utility
plant
(net),
$4,755,523; special funds, $33,964;
assets, $767,804; deferred charges, $97,730; total, $5,655,021.
stock (60,000 shs., no par), $1,331,300; long-term
Liabilities—Com.
4V2% series, called for redemption,
first mtge. bonds,
debt, $2,851,000;
current liabilities, $599,254; contributions in aid of construc¬
tion, non-refundable, $28,615; reserve for maintenance of benches and
retorts,
$1,555; capital surplus, $290,982; earned surplus, $520,886;
$31,430;
total, $5,655,021.—V. ,153,
978.
p.
■
-
$691,307
Sept. 30—
12 Months Ended
1941
revenue
expenses
$325,935
298,340
-
279,100
-
$42,746
4,889
:i
/■£■
------
debt
long-term
on
944
interest
Miscellaneous
income
30,
Sept.
$25,258
plant (net), $570,348; special funds, $533; current
deferred charges, $2,913; total, $704,648.
Liabilities—Capital stock (1,000 shares, no par), stated at $1; longterm debt, $390,000; current liabilities, $78,314; contributions in aid of
construction, non-refundable, $6,163; capital surplus, $416,631; earned
deficit, $186,461; total, $704,648.t-V. 153, p. 978.
Assets—Utility
income
and taxes-,——
Operating expenses
Sheet,
current
$9,667,191.
30,
Sept.
common
Steel Corp.—Year-End
stock, payable Dec.
common
Dividend-
dividend of 75 cents per share on
22 to holders of record Dec. 3, This
declared a year-end
Directors have
the
with 50 cents paid in each of the three preceding quarters;
Dec. 23, 1940; 25 cents paid on Oct. 1, July 1, and
April 1, 1940; and dividend of 50 cents paid on Dec. 31, 1939, this
latter being the first common dividend paid by the company since the
merger of Allegheny Steel and Ludlum Steel in August, 1938.—V. 154,
p. 145.
compares
75 cents paid on
(& Subs.) —Earnings-
American Gas & Electric Co.
1941—Month—1940
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
Operating
Operation
revenue—_
payable
$8,503,442
3,084,112
1,069,733
taxes—
672,651
446,523
profits taxes—
131,334
855,260
437,256
———
Depreciation
———,
income
Federal
'Excess
taxes
Other
Operating
Gross
Interest
debt-
deducts.
pref. stocks—
on
for
avail,
stocks '
Bal.
747~486
surplus
Earned surplus
4,583,692
12,714,507
11,876,066
7,155,780
4,474,627
$2,291,096
609,721
36,141
323,692
$1,280,315 $14,915,040 $13,674,832
631,523
.
162,406
424,394
7,587,339
1,997,969
5,092,519
7,330,546
826,787
4,228,890
840,660
9,626,135
11,767,984
—.—I..,—
above)
from -.subs,
;
'~J'
Int.
Other
439,655
4,048,697
3,147,050
■">840,660
income
165,681
a,54,165.
;
,
—
.129,166
V 4,538
67,407
3,451
$1,446,565
.9,626,135
11,767,984
992,840
1,000,572
' / 58,152'
1,988,170
„
1,545,498
•74,442
$1,570,699 $16,966,603 $17,282,942
.
79,762
•
;
ii^ 70,638--
$1,366,803
Balance
t••
Int. and other
•
deducts.2
pref. stocks..,
; Divs. on
-+--92,928
140,767
-
<>This
taxes
-
•
$1,509,061 $16,002,947 $16,441,328
97,163
1,138,669 - 1,273,551
"T40.767
1,689,209 tl,800,341
basis
of
for
the amount- accrued for estimated excess profits
subsidiary company. tRestated for comparative purposes.
31%.
tax
of this date are fully accrued on the
During 1941 one subsidiary has been crediting income
reductions resulting from a nonrecurring reduction in
taxable income due to
the refinancing by
17,006
50,926
—
-
2,160,000
—„—„
fund debentures———4,821,000
Purchase money mtgs. payable (oblig. of subs.)
319,250
sinking
inc.
For.
Reserves:
Capital stock (par $1)
Earned surplus —'
of
Cost
in
shares
a
year
204,036
r-
later than
due
taxes
Foreign
losses,
contingent
Other contingencies
1,030,248
724.005
811,942
9,405,580
18,837
322,750
223.037
915,918
476,328
807,342
8,184,446
223,870
$22,872,441
$17,292,838
——
—
treasury
Total
-V.
—
154, p.
953.
Preferred Dividend—
Altorfer Bros. Co.—$1
per share on the $3 con*
payable Dec. 1 to holders of
2 and on May 15, last;
Dividends of $1.50 paid on April 1, last and 011 Dec. 20,
1940, and
dividend of 75 cents was paid on Dec. 27, 1939, this latter being the
first dividend paid since Dec. 1, 1938, when a regular quarterly divi¬
dend of 75 cents per share was distributed^V. 153, p. J121.
vertible
record
declared
have
Like
20.
Nov.
dividend of $1
a
stock,
preference
.
value,
par
no
paid
amount
Sept.
011
$3,335,704
363,740
361,851
stock,
24.
Like
549,293
4i,.
Dec.
1940;
$3,697,555
435,508
250,000
—
Co.—Year-End Dividendyear-end dividend of 50c. per share
American Seating
oil the
Directors have declared a
common
1937.—V.
no
amount
paid
was
1939, and
953.
27,
154,
payable
value,
par
16,
Dec.
and
last,
18,
of record
to holders
9
Dec.
July
on
27,
Dec.
on
and 25c. paid on July 22.
1937,
p.
for
Provision
contingencies
—
ies,
——
Profit
$5,551,149
capital assets—
'Gain from sale of
$3,148,262
—
1,411,813
on Nov. 7 that at a meeting of the Board of
formerly manager of its Durham factor¬
director of the company and Chief of Manufacture,
succeed the late Charles F. Neiley, who died on Oct. 27.
announced
company
Directors, Preston L. Fowler,
elected
was
Total
profit
income
Excess
$5,551,149
John
a
William
and
Crowe
A.
Manufacture.
H.
Crowe
Mr.
Ogsbury
and
appointed Assistant
Ogsbury were assistants
were
Mr.
$2,735,968
654.750
$6.28
Neiley and both have been directors of the company for some
years.—V. 154, p. 953,
764,640
$2,056,149
1,307,400
of
Mr.
1,059,467
2,566,000
Chiefs
taxes:
and
tax
surtax
tax
profits
$4,560,075
929,000
———
Federal
for
—.
—
American Viscose Corp.—Earnings—
profit
Dividends
paid
—
—
$4.72
tEarnings per share
'Proceeds from sale
of
In
ships
seven
of book value.
excess
tOn
1
sales
Net
Net
before
$20,248,034 $16,532,711 $58,378,162 $45,166,359
operations
from
Income
4,925,743
3,493,854
13,753,774
1,464,803
1,122,687
4,394,474
3,322,013
$2,371,168
$9,359,299
$7,073,200
Sheet
Balance
Sept.
30
CL
plant--
Steamer
Cash
fund
$2,254,131
—
„——
&c.
161,106
408,487
Supplies
2,778,199
799,221
74,635
cost-
States
—
—
—
—
($10 par)
of
over
revenues
completed voyages
payable
——
__—
$21,279,710 $17,556,804
$4,358,000
tax
"2.218.070
1,150:000
———
Other
taxes
contingencies--
for
79.522
■V'S
222.165
223,199
$21,279,710 $17,556,804
—V-
of $13,341,437 in 1941 and $12,for depreciation of $395,230 in 1941
tDeposited with Treasurer of United States as
under lease agreement.
§Not including 64.200 shares in
UAfter reserve of $2,222,472.
"Contra.—V. 153, p. 1266
collateral
tAfter reserve
1940.
in
depreciation
for
reserve
in
$357,668
Corp.—Listing—Acquisition
York Stock Exchange has authorized the listing of 18,016
of stock (par $1) unon official notice of issuance
connection with the acnuisition of all the assets, property, business
The New
shares
Wholesale Drug Co., making the total number
applied for, 855,374.
good will of Miller
V.:
." Statement of Income,
Net
8 Months Ended Aug. 31,
sales
——
Cost of goods
Other
1941
$28,200,146
23,087,491
sold, selling, advertis. and admin:, etc., exps.
profit
income
2,398,000
1,678,000
1,650,000
$2,090,464
$2,130,179
$5,465,665
$6,197,600
$1.03
$1.05
$2.63
$3.05
shares of common stock.—V.
154, p. 857.
declared a dividend of 30 cents per share on the
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 1, this com¬
cents paid on Ang. 15 and on May 1, last; dividend
paid on Dec. 20, 1940, and the last previous dividend was
have
stock,
of
cents
25
paid
15
with
pares
152, p. 2843.
1936—V.
in
Farms
Arden
of
have
of
Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
declared a dividend of 75 cents per share on account
on the $3 preferred stock, payable Dec. 1 to holders
20.
Like amount was paid on Sept. 2, June 2 and
accumulations
record
Nov.
last; and on Dec. 2, 1940.—V. 153, p. 828.
March 1,
1940.
American Home Products
in
468.000
580,000
American Wringer Co.—To Pay Common DividendDirectors
common
Directors
and
868,000
-
share—
1,720,442
'On
6,046,245
——
•Total
180,000
283.250
7,191,563
surplus
surplus
Earned
1,800,647.
'250,000
—
reserves
Capital
1,150.000
4,332.253
Reserves for Federal
Reserves
233,000
profits tax——
income
Net
687 080
791,346
766,935
insurance
—
—
'Earnings per
$4,358,000
2.928.238
for
55,000
>
profits
disbursements on un¬
of mixed claims awards-
for collection
$8,055,600
taxes:
Excess
—
Accounts
Reserves
$9,746,665
50,344
Liabilities—
^Capital stock
7,573
$3,598,464
60,000
income
Other than exc.
"2,218,070
Dr21,121
$2,653,179
Drl03
.
income taxes—
Federal
75,153
HI
50,000
^
tUnited States Treasury notes at
Total
7,362.583
—
deduc-
or
(net)
tions
1,150,000
12,655.903
receivable
awards
Mixed claims
$99,529
V
120,906
124,260
1,106,756
Government obligations
income
Other
£75,296
,
'.h
ihyestmerits
dempt, of.
457,444
1.150,000
—
—
receivable
United States
Excess
$3,460,840
137,727
interest earned ~P-'r—
Gain
on
sale, ,and. rer
129,001
3,518.280
—
————
Accounts
158,396
137,411
437.444
308,752
companies
insurance,
Insurance
$1,706,274
134.255
—————
other
in
twi*.
—
—
equipment
Investments
Unexpired
1940
•
T:*Ve&elfc','/_
tShore
-'1:
1941
operations.
from
Inc.
Consolidated
Assets—
10,395,212
—
—
depreciation
Depreciation
435,800 shares of capital stock, par $10.
/•'
1941—9 Mos —1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Period End. Sept. 30—
$5,112,655
—
128,894
—
——
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Earnings—
12 Mos. Ended Sept.
Operation—natural
purchased
gas
~
Other
1.—v-,..—y—
General
•
139,484
216,359
!
406,894
,270,494
$1,401,732
$1,164,188
79,981
.37,703.
$1,481,713
$1,201,891
income taxes
Utility operating income—
income—net
——
income bef.
859,338
-v
272,603
———
——
.
Other
Gross
1,242,743 -X
169,501
taxes
Retirement
-
4,222,676
—
'Federal and State
$6,031,399
3,381,536
$7,716,149
—
•
Maintenance
1940/;
1941
30—
Operating revenues
Total
retire, reserve accruals-
v
285,443
238,675
$1,196,270
reserve
$963,217
324,690
280,504
24,407
22,874
accruals
Prov.
$5,241,550
income
for
foreign
foreign
exch.,
losses
other
Miscellaneous
blocked foreign
—
assets and other
—
—
deductions——.
———
income
that subsidiary in 1940. This
Provision
Net
92.033
' 174.810
——-
—!
Interest
-
'The
31,
income and excess profits taxes__^_
bonds
:
debt
of
income
discount
&
expense-
17,211
11,447
$829,961
$648,392
charges
.
.
215.128
.'1,846.548
$2.913 0°9
——1,456.232
Net
income
Preferred
78,000
dividends
stock
stock
Common
dividends.———
———.
751,253
——
—
-—:——
provision for Federal income
1941, is estimated at
on
Amortization
$4,974,706
——„—
————„;—i.—_-_»r
for Federal
income
Dividends
—;
income
Gross
Other
Note—Federal income taxes, as
taxes
324,632
—
————
963,656 .841,613
represents
by one
payable
3'/a %
1940
-
$5,872,916
—
Depreciation
'
&
1,662,348
1,812,460
161,371
American Tobacco Co.—New Director-
Total
.
__
Profit
'7
•
(excluding depreciation)
$17,727,883 $15,997,311
11,854,967 12,661,607
$6,236,657
—
Operating
;V
;.v'..Total;.-—and exps. v(net)_
"i"Taxes
1941
—
credits ——
of shares
consol.:
bonds & adv. —.
on
Notes
Nov.
and
Dividends on com. stks;1 •
'*■: Dividends on pref.. stks.,.
153,
(& Subs.)—Earn¬
Sept. 30—
Operating expenses
Other
$179,000
2,278,449
2,776,126
.
9 Mos. End.
additional
A. G. &E. Co.
of
Inc.
'
debentures.—V.
secured
Operating revenue
I:'
1,321,542
(as
/
?
ings—
$4,048,697
$3,147,056
// ''
,
>
$439,655
$1,321,542
;,Amer. Gas & EleC. Co.:
Undistrib. . net
income
$On
thereon.
interest
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
'A^ter
'
Fed.
Acer.
Dividends payable
Other current liabilities
854,916
1121.
p.
806.838
com.
income of
consolidated.—
current
debentures, due in 1 year_
and accrued expenses
forgn. inc., etc., tax due currently
payable
1,002,592
—$15,656,225 $15,650,748
accrued
$739,781
payable
sinking fund
Directors
Undistrib. net
;subs.
7,522
189,637
1,002,592
;___—_
Total
treasury.
•'
9,589
-
.
Reserves
8,868^692
9,376,939
$2,498,638 $27,301,264 $28,352,659
stocks.
com.
on
—
1
169,972
$22,872,441 $17,292,838
—
—
4,221,043
55,853
55,853
189,637
—j.—
iia.ji—
($1 par)
Capital
26,623,304
4,992,206
$2,496,616 $26,975,570 $28,208,348
2,022
325,693
144,311
•
Divs.
32,661,170
$1,321,542
income
on fund.
int. and
Other
other
97,118
126,689
,
Liabilities—
1941—12 Mos.—1940
465,000
$2,253,096
38,000
income
income
Other
Divs.
———
760
984,512
liabilities
accrued
Common stock
$7,350,744 $94,341,173 $84,634,729
2,218.215
390,189
1,051,715
Maintenance
///:- 708
Accrued unconditional int. on secured debs
Total
consolidated:
Subs,
1,285,706
1,403,352
conditional interest
JCumulated
Accounts
$8,726,559; investments,
charges, $340,028; total,
preferred stock (10,598 shares, no par),
stock (6>000 shares, no par), $600,000; long-term
<f-'
$10,328,000 $10,328,000
1,925,760
1,681,980
Long-term debt
tCertificates of indebtedness
Normal
customers' advances for
$74,866; reserves, $1,564,276; contributions in aid of construction, $9,338; capital surplus,
$1,822,461; earned surplus, $135,831; total; $9,667,191.—V. 153, p. 978.
0
258
$15,656,225 $15,650,748
Provision
debt, $4,189,000; current liabilities, $227,819;
construction
($57,740) and unearned revenue,
Allegheny Ludlum
12,926
58
.
—
Total
$148,933
1941
cumulative
Liabilities—$6
-
—
—
Account
$13,540,458
2,096,758
2,096,758
373
346
$13,549,598
under deb. issues-
trustee
Sundry prep, expenses
29,638
6,541,919
to
plant
(incl. intangibles),
assets, $558,903; deferred
Assets—Utility
(at lower of cost or market)
-
Miscellaneous
3 ViVc
1940
1941
with
—
(net)
*
to
$230,056
$41,695;
$1,043,600;
268,967
deductions-,—
other
$100,757
'$15,130
.
9,437
$417,900
204,865
income
■'
$411,761
6,139
$434,921
Balance
•
5,368
—
and
$212,913
Provision for depreciation
income
Interest
assets—42,258
160,720
;
388,261
$129,596
Special deposit
686,371
$429,553
income
Net
1940
3,162,759
$1,098,132
'
earnings
Gross
,
1941
—
—
$2,782,974
4,336.608
Merchandise inventories—a-—*-—8,785,864
Other current assets
156,812
Investments
95,401
Fixed assets (less reserves for depreciation)
4,342,649
Goodwill, trdmks., formulae, patent reights, etc.
1
Prepaid advertising, prepaid insurance, etc.—
239,391
Notes
Profit
$1,178,387
748,834
30—
Year Ended Sept.
Operating revenues
;.
300,123
Investments in affiliated companies
-Income Statement-
Service Co.-
Alabama Water
Other
227,198
investments in subsidiary companies *
1941
assets, $130,854;
Net
226,591
interest
Balance Sheet Sept. 30
786
;
$23,692
———-——-------
Balance Sheet,
.
351,231
'Loss.
tAnd
Net
$840,249
353,039
23,000
2,210
.
income
Interest
$49,044
23,000
income
$46,834
$47,635
operating income
Total
$638,032
.343,756
—
1940
$341,086
//
„
Net
Other
.
$783,867
335,121
interest-
Liabilities-
Statement—
Dec. 31, '40
$4,843,348
30,105
Total
,
Natural Gas Corp.—Income
Alabama
,
$887,506
47,257
,
Assets—
current
Other
$707,604
69,572
$829,620
45,835
income
Conditional
1941
30,
Sept.
Sheet,
Balance
.
Net
45,753
$737,142
revenues
Gross
for retirements have been based on a fixed
annual amount of $75,000 plus 2%
of the net depreciable additions
fcince Jan. 1, 1936, in accordance with provisions of the company's
mortgage and deed of trust securing its first mortgage bonds.
Operating
1938
1940
provisions
Note—The
Operating
1939
1941
Sept. 30—
Unconditional
•
Aug, 31.'41
in banks
and
hand
on
Marketable securs.
12 Mos. End.
Sheets
Balance
,
Receivables
$384,271
175,188
'
Consolidated
Assets—
Cash
American Gas & Power Co.—Earnings—
Operating expenses
income
Deductions
538.
$2,563,209
2,537,498
.
subsidiary
currently absorbed at the rate of $40,000 per month.—V. 154, p.
$2,891,327
operating revenue——————
operating expenses
Total
being reduced by adjustments for under-accruals of
companies for the first 3 months of 1941, is being
after
credit,
other
1940
1941
30—
12 Months Ended Sept.
31%.
:
and excess profits taxes at Aug.
'The
Revenue
company
has not
Act
as
of
1941
having
only
recently
been
enacted,
the
yet completed necessary studies to determine its
liability, if any, under the excess profits tax provisions thereof.
'
"
30
Comparative Balance Sheet Sept.
;
."''"V
^Utility plant
Sinking funds :
688,378
depos.ts—_
special
Materials
and
companies
assoc'ated
from
supplies
578,351
19,200
———
Prepayments
—
debt
Unamortized
&
d.scount
expense
V.
24,750
340,814
86,350
Preferred
Dividends
declared
Customers'
1,300,000
8,409,533
766,269
6,197,000
271,830
sales
Contributions
The
stock_-__-LL__
common
Federal
1941
taxes
■>
based
are
in
2,974,369
Revenue Act
upon
Sept.
on
V-'
Year Ended
Sept. 30—
;—
—
—
—
__L
Maintenance
Taxes
(including income taxes)
Provision for retirements and replacements
1940
Net
operating
previous quarters; $1.50 paid on Dec. 1, 1939, dividends
of 50 cents paid in each of the three preceding quarters and 75 cents
Net
of
;
paid
par
86,224
:
1940
$172,369
$162,043
135,285
119,264
$37,084
—
$42,779
16.189
i—
—
Net
deductions
to American Gas & Power Co.
income
Sept.
name
$13,270'
$8,471
-—————————
Sheet Sept.
Balance
operations of Bangor
plant and equipment (including intangibles), $1,284,543;
investments,
$511;
cash, $14,618; accounts receivable
(less
reserve), $31,845; merchandise, materials and supplies, $43,688; insur¬
ance
and special
interest deposits, $2,145; deferred charges, $8,396;
total, $1,385,746.
Liabilities—Long-term debt, $300,000; consumers' meter and exten¬
sion deposits, $2,414; note payable (bank), $10,000; accounts payable,
$46,889; accrued taxes (local. State and Federal), $10,719; other cur¬
earned
$600,000;
146.:
surplus,
of
cents
1940.
since
dividend
a
stock payable Dec.
153,
of
cents
50
Dividend—
per
share
the
on
22 to holders of record Dec. 5.
1269.
p.
101,386
101.714
$220,975
■
declared
have
1941
1940
dividend
a
of
Dividend-
cents
50
per
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Operating
income
share
v.
for
provisions
ful loans)
Net
'
9,509,974
$7,040,241
$6,412,570
6,872
4,390
Interest
705,180
561,519
503,327
455,805
(1,773,282
1,201,997
1,092,029
(8,820
25,855
$4,271,684
$4,703,493
$4,685,781
$4,415,247
13,019,102
Fed. inc. taxes
income
11,437,683
9,718,217
♦The
r*%:
income
_—_____
surplus Jan.
1__
Balance
'
♦Special
Sheet,
dividends
Preferred
dividends
Common
281,259
281,259
2,893,736
3,125,235
—
565,474
275,223.
3,125,235
2,893,736
$14,071,687; $12,556,614; $10,944,657
2,314.989
$1.66
Earnings
and
Notes
receivable,
accounts
(Investments
Goodwill,
deferred
and
charges
12,608,356
771,030
1,488.828
1,465,832
775,400
832,333
—
—_
.—_—
1:
etc
patents,
10,000
11,931,068
18,126,019
—
—.
15,621~602
2,045,343
etc
'.
Prepayments
share
per
cludes
capital
Canadian
at
Sept.
stock tax, and excess profits tax of $509,611.
tlnstock tax.
(Unrealized loss in. connection with stating
30,
liabilities at
and
assets
United
States
1940."
.
Consolidated
V
the
Balance
Assets—
Sheet
Total
(Instalment notes received
Miscellaneous notes
Investments
Real
and accounts receivable
'_
__
Cash
7,097,035
Deferred
Other
,
1940
$7,139,122.
——
:
assets
payable,
credits
Fed.
$12,309,485
18,652,680 K. 7,976 229
etc
taxes,
136,715
100,057
income,
to
income
current
Other
taxes
13.142
126.524
58,735
113,215.880
f
11,621 239
Earned
22,763,546
18,246,717
1940
surplus
—
Total
$66,954,730 $52,135,082
—
.
income
—_
§2,036,538
807.053
589,477
Net
153,
1
1124.
12 500
♦Common
Paid-in
stock
16.585.168
—;
surplus
Earned surplus
.,1,5V
"
l',_'
'V*
Directors
—
.—
in
addition
the
to
three
both payable
previous
per
extra
an
regular quarterly
a
stock,
capital
the
stock
941,714
142,690
144,526
$31,518,002 $31,225,497
(74,242 shares $85 stated
value)
$6,310,570
$6.310 570
17,302,700
_____
—
17,563,000
50.000.
payable
Customers'
197,509
156,218
296.789
244.676
„
219,277
172.327
562.048
deposits
243,519
accrued
Taxes
Other
accrued
current
Deferred
and
liabilities
accrued
22.176
credits
Reserves
Contributions in
7.800
20.823
,
16 896
4,712.126
—_r___—
aid of construction
4.587.312.
.
186.737
Capital surplus—__i.—
surplus?-_______^_______-_____________
quarters
Total
—V.
•
-
185,647
413.083
413,083
1.175,387'
1,373,228
1
of
15
cents
share
per
dividend of 60 cents per share
richer
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—-$1
per
Dividend—;
79,892
_________
f
,
Retirement
Gross
(& Subs.)
Eastern Power Corp.
;!
"
<
1941—12 Mos.—1940
Operating revenues
$11,976,889 $10,285,537 $46,391,442 $40,013,752
Operat. rev. deductions
9,410,387
7,392,765
34,279,944
28,169,457
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Other income
retire,
reserve
;
2,392;;.
$11,844,294
206
Dr2,585
$2,895,164 $12,111,704
$11,841,709
4,161,101
4,221,880
3,569
income
$2,570,070
deductions
Income
1,054,526
1,067,557
Sept. 30, 1941,
153, p. 830.
for
was
$1,840,638
$1,502,513
_________
Federal
based
on
income
31%
taxes
iv $409;208
23,622
v
accruals
reserve
from
$7,950,603
-
for
the
9
$7,619,829
ended
months
of the estimated taxable income.—
19,437
-
112,772
118,182
•
$434,976
$310?463
139.425
139,425
81,250
81,250
_______—
assoc'ated
$428,645
companies
;
"
charges.—
8,108
*'
$206,192
10A89
'$79,299
-
♦The Revenue Act of 1941 having only recently been enacted, th&
has not as yet completed necessary, studies to determine its
liability, if any, under the excess profits tax prpvisions thereof.
company
Sheet
Sept.
30,
1941
Assets—Uth'ty plant, $11,032,649; cash, $179,586; accounts receivable,
$452,809;
receivables from associated
companies,
$4,684;
apnhances
rental, less rentals collected, $3,233:
prepayments,'$614; deferred
v-'.Liabilities—Com.
preferred
counts
stock
($100
payable,
path; $500,000:
accrued,
$P69.2-i6;. contributions
in
customers'
$59,416;
aid
of
$11,899,288.—V.
total,
materials and supniies. $215,204;
debits,'$10,508;
total,
$11,899,288.
<54,000 no par shs.), $4,648,970:
$236,332;
$275,483;" interest
$449,033;
V.
$547,748
income
lative
income
accruals—.
incomeUi:-——
income
v-Net
on
Gross
36,158
.
Balance
$12,111,498
$2,892,772
$2,566,501
173,094
'$524.128
»
Gross income bef.
Other
•
70,558
163.215
______—____
income—net
Advances
>
;
"739,068
-
107.953
r
Interest—bonds.
154,. p.. 147.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1,259,631
780,853-
income
1940
$2,687,717
1,657,711
Utility .operaWng;
r
'
j941
$3,313,749
en-
____________
V.
—Earnings—
"
;
gas •
,'-n:
-
share on the company's
15 to holders of record Dec. 1.
Niagara &
;;v
excl.
jv-S
1
■
.
Maintenance
This com-v
pares with 50 cents paid in each of the three preceding quarters $1.25
paid on Dec. 16, 1940; $1 paid on Sept. 16, 1940; 50 cents on June
15, 1940; 25 cents on March 15, 1940; $1.50 on Dec. 15, 1939; 75 cents
on
Sept. 15, 1939, and 25 cents on June 15 and March 15, 1939.—
stock, payable Dec.
common
•
other
Other
dividend of $1
a
.
purchased,
gas
Taxes—general
share were declared.—V. 153, p. 829.
Directors have declared
Ended Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
Operation—natural
on
Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 14.
this year, regular quarterly dividends
n'u'
Indiana Gas Co.—Earnings—
Central
.12 Mos.
.
v
iciJl^i-:;'1
*
>. J'.'I''
dividend
—$31,518,002 $31,225,497
830,t
\ V* • ' "
'
:
153, p,
♦Federal
-
Buffalu Niagara Electric Corp.—Earnings—
long-term
debt,
deferred
credits.
cumu-*
6%%-
$4,581,000; ac¬
taxes accrued;
deposits, $163,251;
$12,162:
construction, $4,396;
153, p. 830.-
reserves,'
earned
surplus
-
;Central New York Power Corp.—Earnings
^
,,
,"'"1941—3 Mos.—1940
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
revenues
Operating
rev.
Operating
deducts.,
4,220.370
Income
11,138
10,802
$1,316,618 \ $6,130,345
$1,255,344
Net
deductions
income
yy:
_________
1,968,098
507,969
2,004,998
.
Note—Provision
459,256
Sept. 30,
12
5oi
7.500.000)
16.585.168
6.167.819
6.167 819
14,071.687
12.556.614
$85,187,837 $76,533,527
1941,
for
was
i1.;.1.-;
153, p. 830.
income
.
••,
$4,162,247
$808,648
$749,477#
Federal
based on 31%
taxes
for
the
9
Gross
Income
Net
Years End.
sales
July 31—
^
1941
$7,712,600
1940
$7,136,200
'V
1939
tr
.•
$6,129,623
1938
449,888
424,921'
■H/.t314,469
' <1159,900
income
L^_—_
*4,978,485
22,284.664
♦19.921,629
$1,023 228
7,562
$6,496,935
$4,835,662
32,683
28.865
$1,598,795 ..$1,030,790
$6,529,618
$4 864.527
lV
8,271
796,398
640,373
,2,967,019
2.605.315-
$390,417'
$802,397
Federal
for
^
:
$1,590,524
deductions
income
: :
*
1941—12 Mos.'—1940
$6,001,713 $28,781,599 $24,757 291: 1
income
30*-1941,-was based , on 31%
154, p. 580,.r
$3,562,599
♦$2,259,212
taxes
for
the
9
year
months
1940.
ended
of the estimated taxable income.
.
.
-
:
v.
v
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept, 30—
♦Net
profit after Federal
taxes
________
Note—Provision
:
1
$6,012,162
___
Company)
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$7,387,851
5,797,327
Sept.
V.
Net
-a
♦Changed to give effect to major adjustments made during
ended
Burdines, Inc.—Earnings—
income
Other
$3,705,577
months
of the estimated taxable* income.—v
r...,;?.:
(Including Subsidiary
-
„
Operating income
$5,710,575
:, :
505,867
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
Operating: revenues
Operat. rev. deductions-
$5,699,772
$6,119,207
2,997
2,929
______
■
$1,313,621
$1,252,414
_L~
income
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$5,098,011 $22,474,350 $21,089,685
3,784,390 16,355,143
15,389,912
$5,472,784
..C
incoj-
income
Gross
Net
Total
23,804
880 119
debt discount and expense
Long-term debt
payable,
$30,416
Co.—Extra Dividend—
declared
have
•
^
-
.
Mos.—1940'
$30,099
$14,324
$11,934
p.
1941—9
1941—3 Mos.—1940
profit
—V.
v.
7.500.000
•___
16,838
Boston, Worcester & New York Street Ry.- -Earnings
Period End. Sept. 30—
5,000,000
Outside interest in securities of subsidiary corn-
preferred stock
45,195
312,317
V.
_____
9,848.000
debentures
441,030,
32,861
330,770
1_
Common
3.758.578
5.000 000
Prior
480,168
Earned
v:
4,186.784
2V4 %
Deferred
1940
$29,282,732 $28,904,490
,351,825
412,421.
i
Liabilities—
Interest
$21,650,000
985.522
liabilities
1941
„
——
Prepayments
Accounts
10,882.397
Other
Federal
556,815
Notes
7,277
253.453
Employees' thrift accounts
*
Notes payable due
1943'i_;——__
631,057
"
__________
Appliances on rental, less rentals collected
884,707'.
1,309,438
959,990
27,076
$17,025,000
to banks
declared
1941
—
Unamortized
937,117
829.888
1941
Liabilities-
of
Act
Materials and supplies
Refrigerator maintenance fund—
Special reserves
Paid-in and capital surplus..
$85,187,837 $76,533,527
Total
stock
common
68,331,763
51,091
charges
Notes payable
on
Accounts receivable
$12,309,495
stock
Note—Provision
13.106
12,539
$977,724
$66,954,730 $52,135,082
-
Deferred
30
1,087,501
fixtures
61,695 ■
«
$925,985
—
—
Revenue
Utility plant
equivalent
100.446
and
655,100
14,608
'
Accounts
Net
3.855
estate
(Furniture
dollar
1941
$5,757,603
77,920,782
y
$1,707,060
.
61,595
—
charges
Total
.
Sept.
'
,
_!
cash
expense.
Miscellaneous deferred debits
♦Includes capital
>
525,284
Comparative Balance Sheet Sept. 30
§4,804,638
—...
Operating income
2,314,989
$1.91
2,314.989
$1.72
$2,232,345
647,425
and
discount
Assets—
13,666,945
-
-
securities
Inventories
Shs.
standing
Dr8,0O7
$2,129,614
and debentures
debt
$9,026,178
2,314,989
$1.90
——
Earned surp; Sept. 30
common stock out¬
Drl78.069
Dr44.103
chgs. & cred.(net)
Surp.
$14,403,998 $12,446,952
Dr58.883
Cr38,436
$16,141,176
$17,290,785
surplus
$2,240,351
'
1940
K."
1941
$13,065,355 $13,728,894
1,051,134
:
Cash
Marketable
Sept. 30
-
facilities
plant
Buffalo,
tTotal
82,039
having only recently been enacted, the
company has not as yet completed necessary studies to determine its
liability, if any, under the excess profits tax provisions thereof.
8,031,705
charges—
Earned
$5,963,081
$6,416,960
♦2,616,593
expense
for
Other
of
-
496.1521
.
480,000
reserve
accruals
1941, were $2,343,386 equal
stock.
share of common
per
Consolidated
4,811
$7,047,113
424,511
-
;
-
6,848
accruals—
">•'
$5,435,567
->2,192,512;
$2,122,766
__________
$1,649,614
bonds
on
Amortization
income
Assets—
$5,958,270
6,653
$7,593,456
income
reserve
..Net
9,510,238
$7,586,803
Gross income
Prov.
9,630,481
credits
559,486
income
Interest
2,336,708
Dividents
$1
In
■
10,931,635
operating; income
Income
-
.
$6,063^753
_____•
______
income
of 60 cents
__________
income
Gross
$3,483,036
the
on
1941
1940
1939
1938
$18,518,437 $16,670,722. $15,922,544 $15,468,508
(incl.
doubt-
exps.
^
•
1940
v
297,169
Other
Bristol Myers
Operating
revenues
1941
-
.
549,931-
$1.49
per
Earnings for the quarter ended Sept. 30,
to
(& Subs.>—Earnings
Beneficial Industrial Lean Corp^
-
•,
2,534,398
depreciation, Federal and Dominion income taxes, and Federal
profits taxes in 1941.
excess
$10,
par
1940
$7,923,320
Taxes—general
v.♦Federal income
1939
$4,125,231
2,336,713
$1.77
-
outstanding,—
share__
—
r
3389.
.
Utility operating
depreciation,
tlncludes 125,184 shares of Borg-Warner com¬
mon stock.
(Represented by 2,461,899 shares in 1941, and. 2,461,897
Shares in 1940.
§Includes U. S. tax notes.—-V. 154, p. 83.
payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 17.
This compares with 40 cents paid on Sept. 2, last; 25 cents paid on
March 1, last; 35 cents on Dec. 2, 1940; 25 cents on Sept. 2, 20 cents
on
June 1 and Match 1, 1940; 30 cents on Dec. 1, 1939;
15 cents on
Aug. 15, 1939; 10 cents on May 15, 1939, and 5 cents on Feb. 20, 1939,»
this latter being the first dividend paid since May 16, 1938,.: when 5;
cents per share was distributed.—V.-.154, p. 858.
«•■<<> it
n,'- v- <>
•
stock,
1941-
$9,764,952
_______
•
operating
Other
•
Belden Manufacturing Co.—50-Cent
common
154,-p. 795.
151, p.
Maintenance
♦After
Directors
share).—V.
per
Ry.- -Earnings—
(est.
revenue
Retirement
$6,350,930
2,336,715
$2.72
.
stock
Liabilities—
This com¬
with 25 cpnts paid in each of the three preceding quarters; 50
paid on Dec. 18, 1940, and dividend of 25 cents paid on July 1,
this later being the first dividend paid on the common shares
Dec. 30, 1937,
when a' stock distribution of 3% was made.—
pares
V.
declared
have
(par $1
:.=
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Sept. 30
com.
Earnings
.
Bath Iron Works Corp.—50-Cent Common
Directors
3,882,036
1124.
p.
(Common
common
3,429
$322,689
1—
stock outstanding
Operations
5,575
expense.___
profit
stock ($100
$1,385,746.—V. 154,
total,
$82,515;
•
$5,744,85011 $5,412,964^
.
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
$386,039
and
discount
—
Borg-Warner Corp.
rent and accrued liabilities, $954; reserves, $332,255; capital
pkr),
,
27,930
•
4,170,219
1
,
f 918,240
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.—Earnings—
-
312,459
298,952
:
♦Property, plant and equipment
1941
30,
Assets—Property,
p.
$638,578
$284,652
debt
of
9 Mos. End.
and
Co.
"
♦After
Penobscot Valley Gas Corp. for period prior to?
22, 1941, on which date these companies were merged and the
of the former was changed to Bangor Gas Co.
Light
990
$690,567
-y
v
income
153,
Shs.
13,320
13,320
—
includes the results from
statement
Note—This
Gas
—__
,
dividends
♦Net
operating revenues
Interest
_i_;
Gross income before retir.
—
33,809
887,831
$637,587
-
172
_
—
—
income
Net
15,293
Operating revenues
.Interest
$690,395
—
1
deductions
Preferred
1941
Operating revenue deductions
(non-current)
27.482
surplus
common
Gross
Gas Co.—Earnings-
Bangor
Net
revenues:.
income
Amortization
—V.
Years End. Sept. 30—
220,852
40,316
10 Days Ended Oct. 31—
171,845
"
1938. See V. 148, p. 723 for detailed record of pre¬
payments,—V. 154, p. 794,
dividend
payable
$330,097
296.783
„.
Canadian National
.
286,276
10,
Dec.
on
vious
shares
Total
three
the
and
' I
■
♦Represented by 16,026 (16,211 in 1940) shares preference stock out¬
($45 per share, callable value), and 303,000 (298,000 in 1940)
1,315,820
187,348,.
xr
•
Non-operating income
Interest
no
and mortgages
Reserves^
♦Capital
-
$5,412,964-
$322,218
____l
Notes
—V.
value, payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 28. This
compares with $1 paid on Sept.
10, last; 75 cents paid on June 10
and March 10, last; $2 paid on Dec. 10, 1940; 75 cents paid in each
stock
a
'"j-n,;--.
and; mortgages payable (currently)
$2,497,754
$2,710,373
i 1,482,884
81,449
268,295
i_
—
Operations
389,382
1,305,572
dividend of $2 per share on the common
declared
have
Notes
v;'
1941
.
Operating revenues
Gross
Directors
44,245
■
expenses
;TOtel
Co.—To Pay $2 Dividend-
Powder
39,720-1
,
-:;:-
829.
p.
Atlas
680,197 ^
v
.
$5,744,850
$5,744,850
Accounts payable
Accrued
$22,360,783 $14,556,419
-V0t153,
;
.——I:.:—
Liabilities—
of
1941,
27,
358,586
-
standing
13,199
,
207,092
_
—
assets
;52,218
38,833
and
Total
u
Birmingham Gas Co.~Income Statement--1-
1,866,547
21,340
1,617,004
-i
1,298,770
$3.76
amounted"? to $15,009,779, com-;
pared with $14,437,733 on Dec. 31, 1940, an increase of $572,046. After
deducting the preferred stock at par, current assets are equivalent to
$39.44 per share of common stock, against $37.62 per share at Dec.
31, 1940.—V. 154, p, 954.
>
,
56,304
construction^.
of
d
a
.
"*
loau—wholly, owned subsidiary -V 142,861 ^
Fixed assets .(net)
.3,129,905
3,180,814 *■
Deferred; charges.
199,799 ^ 1250,306 1-
and Federal excess profits
income tax,
Federal
depreciation,
1,502,136
$4.41.
•
—
of
share
1941.
in
—
—
__
per
Current
31,795
;
surplus
surplus
Earned
tax
' i
815,929'i
340,443
insurance
Investment
Sept. 27,'41 Sept. 28,'41
$28,584,179 $19,347,723
"
—
profit
Earnings
404,535
86,863
—
-J.———
Capital
^
9 Months Ended—
♦Net
receivable
life
Stocks,* bonds,- mortgages, &c.-
199,816
652,577
30,782
accrued
credits
19,500
19,500
—-
_—
______——
Reserves
429,145
•
—
deposits
accrued
Deferred
1,300,000
i
payable
Interest
$2,343,625
debt
Accounts
Taxes
$6,003,625
—
($100 part-
cumulative
6%
Long-term
par).
Accounts
4
■
.1940
$859,096 '
$1,024,862
__________
'
^
:?
1941
Cash.*:.———
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co,, Inc.—Earnings—
Net
Sflieet July 31
Assets—
Merchandise
1941.
($25
•-'
de¬
Value
199,474
•*--
$22,360,783 $14,556,419
stock
(After
1940,>
858.
154, p.
67,998
Inabilities—
Common
in
$4,858,732
and $529,345 in 1940.
§Includes
fllncludes excess profits and capital stock taxes.—
capital stock taxes,
♦After
Total
and
'"Consolidated Balance
(After reserve for doubt¬
shares.
par
1941
preciation reserves of $543,984 in 1941
715.881
,
359,049
107,937
—
debits
deferred
Miscellaneous
no
in
$5,241,830
of
notes
19,530
1,159,578
32,026
receivable
Receivables
109,998
19,500
—
Dividend
205,047
>'■'
■_
Accounts
$12,786,577
$19,140,650
256,115
—r--
ful
1940
1941
'-'i
by 2,314,989
♦Represented
"
Assets—
Cash
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
1002
income
♦After^depreciation,
y
1941—3 Mos.—mao
$176,150
Federadl taxes,
$145,549
etc.
1941—9 MOS;—1940,%
$577,567:'•« $462,280
i
V
Balance Sheet Sept.
-
1003
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4005
Volume 154'
This
Commonwealth Investment Co.—Asset Value—
30
"
Land and buildings
——
—
1,491,045
>
.
-
bonds—
Treasury
States
—
..
Inventories
dash
—
-
——
-
—
-
.
receivable
Accounts
Deferred
Deferred
receivable—patent license—
accounts
assets
Total
-
154,
At
to
v
$6,315,595
announcement
ized
$3,500,000
500,000
Accounts
payable
(patents)
Accrued
wages
for
Reserves
—:
—.
taxes,
Surplus
&c.
—
—
-:
2,062,766
—
Next
9'Mos. End. Sept. 30—
&
stock
corn,
par
no
•
*$223,486
$73,999
*$49,262
$53,016
— '
:
.
out-
*Loss or deficit.
$0.74
Nil
$0.53
standing
_
-
.
surplus
Earnings per share
100,000 shares of
*$184,298
29,188
10,000
$101,808
27,809
*$22,497
26,765
$79,124
26,108
dividends
Balance
27c
Operating
<
.
,
,
r
30
*
•
-
1940
1941
Assets—
Nil
'
.
',' 1
,
Consolidated Balance Sheet Sept.
——
—
-
—
-
Treasury stock (at cost)
-—
,5,804
45,854
_——
$5,906,748
———————————
;
——
Total.——
I
-
—
the company's practice of
-
stock
Preferred
—-.?
payable
Accounts payable
Surplus
—
—-
Oper.
54,554
$851,654
$655,828
$3,253,659
430,577
87,169
1,934,185
94,964
366,451
taxes—
37,688
9,793
134,397
taxes—-.
'
Int.
55,286
disc.
bond
of
Amort,
.expense;''-i'ii---«wV
r{
Prov.
for
depl.
Prov.
for
est.
•
-
='
——
•
*273,280
971.015
taxes
-
>2,000
507,687
operating
Operating
' V
revenues
—_
138,500
554,000
5,559
22,237
22,237
int.
4,725
4,493
18,668
16,921
charges—
614
683
10,556
495
488
1,976
2,210
Cr544
Crl,272
Cr629
Provision
for
Federal
Provision
for
tax
depreciation
Income
——:
operating revenues—
Non-operating revenues
.
..
Net
income
Gross
——
—
1
—
3,681,390
4,063,049
10,294
40,073
income
$7,355,351
•
.
„
$908,039
$722,689
82,518
89,478
337,091
362,428
*
16,571
16,571
66,285
Note—The provision
of
sold
and
1941,
being
effect
of
3 645,480
2,839,603 *
9,458,285
$642,460
29,141
109,089
$316,870
$305,886
$837,604
$723,683
„
discount
f
'
,
„20,019
22,667
53,062
56.872
23,085
18,565
59,423
44,277
deducts.-
Federal
and
.
4i
Columbia Broadcasting System,
have
Directors
declared
Inc.—Dividends—
135,479
93,368
296,981
dividends
*$428,138
'
.
65,586
1
in
■
Cost
12 Months
f.
Sheet
Sept.
cost
securities—at
Operating
Provision
expenses, maint.
for deprec. and
•/..
and taxes
3,010.398
335,752
^
v
;$5.76.211
„ 366,685
I
Balance
interest
Net
& exp., etc., of co.
1
Income
J.53, p. 1127.
.
.
...
360.568
$513,491
$209,526
mon
also
October,
*96,943
*82,338
$1,083,103
1967,088
revenues-
$151,439
$199,629
$2,632,240
$2,757,950
5,140
1,096
$146,299
$198,532
Taxes
Net
operat.
Other
129,048
711.953
income
30—
1,
pa4d
Drug
365,569
22,652
10,322
258
277
$'128,761
$176,057
deducts.
2,552
$2,213,924
$2,395,000
8,631
8,631
103,579
103,579
$120,130
requirem.
For
16,163
-
$167,425
$2,110,345
$2,291,421
Sept.* 1941, provision for Federal income tax and
Federal excess profits tax $9,844; for Sept., 1940,
and
$63,988,
30,
provision for Federal income tax and surtax $745,302; and
profits tax $99,760; for year ended Sept. 30, 1940, pro¬
1941
80.000
1,120 000
61,521
vision
63,949
$33,469.
SIncludes: For year ended Sept. 30, 1941. provision for Fed¬
eral income tax, surtax and'excess profits tax $76,105; for the year
43 244
5 277
:
'
Federal
t
6.948
382.275
1.279.962
$6,282,374
$5,253,243
shares
482,275
on
a
dividend
22
Dec.
154,
]2
Au».
0*1
D°c.
27.
and
1940.
7,
of
50
holders
to
cents
Of
Anr'l
ner
30.
share
Nov.
last,
on
the
Divi¬
d'vidend
28.
and
this latter being the first com¬
1938,
when 50
cents per share was
149.
p.
1941,
were
decrease of
Total
investment
$8,810 or
as
compared
1.22%.—
-—
to $719,604
and
fund
accounts
2,809,464
2,426,447
463.919
218.360
deposits
28 694
446.321
receivable
3,190
Cash
—
Special
Notes
1940
properties, pipe lines and equipment—$25,024,887 $23,177,778
Accounts
Materials
receivable
and
Prepayments
255.505
~
179,163
10,252
——
debt
13.361
580,851
580.463
supplies—
deferred
Reacquired
v
f!710.794
and Federal excess profits tax
1P41
*
Assets—
Unamortized
Co.—Sales—
tax $620,666,
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30
in
-
record
income
profits
4n3i71
1.533.251
Federal
Sept. 30. 1940, provision for Federal income tax and excess
tax $5,267.
Note—Depreciation: Provision for retirements is based on 11V2%
of gas and oil sales plus an annual charge of 5 7c of the cost of the
gasoline absorption plant.
Effective Jan. 1, 1940. in accordance with
the Federal Power Commission's Uniform System of Accounts, deprecia¬
tion on automobiles and trucks was assigned to other accounts.
l.fl" ong
482 275
excess
for
ended
29 514
1,0^ on8
—
s<nee March
October,
390,639
1,184
1,040 000
1954__
—i
deoJared
r>a'd
32,289
80.000
700712
paid,
§34,439
$2,773,445
provision for Federal income tax $56,468, and Federal excess profits
tax $3,718.
tlncludes:1 For Sept., 1941, provision for Federal income'
tax, surtax and excess profits tax $8,261; for Sept.. 1940, provision for*
Federal income tax and excess profits tax $585.
iFor year ended Sept.
7.728
272,251
6.171
426.170
§98,081
$2,643,380
.
disct
.
•Includes:
1-11,276
1,698
_
—
stk. div.
Pref.
$2,739,006
32,512
—
debt
of
income
Net
18,944
$2,545,298
$209,809
U6.932
income
expenses
Miscell.
86,941
V.
36.969
payable
a
1,845,389
..
$163,231
income
93 936
83,385
47.119
—
cents
1940,
$6,411,430
739,089
Other
for
•
1941—12 Mos.—1940
53,441
$410,619
64.344
——-
distributed—V.
Crown
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—•
1941—Month—1940
for .retir.
prov.
1
subsidiaries
in
have
dividend
$16,025
company
54,729
$5,253,243
_
was
$233,713
operations of
257,058
95.531
66,026
—————————
25
$88,535
covers
1,875,090
2,915.559
58,747
$703,330
—
stock
stock,
25,566
471,852
"8,713
and
———
stock
cents
Sales
$462,311
14,474
429,087
142,729
Amortiz.
'
«
$648,326
5,323
52,288
$125,047
statement
Interest
surplus
of
dends
of 50
$135,500
2,154
39,803
30,301
89.401
$6,282,374
surplus
common'
$7,058,145
6,595,834
149,001
1
i
income
Directors
.
—I—i:_i^$874 059
—
amortiz. of debt disct.
Int.,
—V.
——.———
of
expense,
6,698,673
—_
Plant,
1,577.518
.
523.458
; 12,004
amorttz.
and
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$7,346,999
748,494
$6,586,582
94,202
•Represe-^d by 24.986 shares.
tRenresented by
1941, and 382,275 shares in 1940.—V. 153, p. 1127.
$2,689,192
income
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
$883,994
$486,852
25,111
323.936
$2,847,466
(net)
15
the
$482,416
60.576
—
payable
payable—others
*Preferred
2,912 586
retirements
in
154, p. 906.
revenues——
3,295.839
71,110
1
debentures due Sept.
Total
account
on
made
$162,696
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Operation
25.111
pavable
Minority
$5,925,716
were
Comparative Consolidated Income Statement
surtax
Deferred
1940
.
share
per
payments
El Paso Natural Gas Co. (Del.)
142.682
—
interest
Paid-in
Similar
i--———
above
Gross
—
—
—.
payable
tCommon
$1.50
preferred stock, ser.es A, payable Dec.
subsidiaries
after depreciation, interest, rentals and local taxes,'but beforrf Federal
income tax; capital stock tax, capital gains or losses and other nonOperating adjustments.—Vt' 153, p. 540, 243.''
1 <
>
1941
•
$6,193,617
$1.42
profits tax
651,754
income
849,027
519,777
Mortgages
Notes
of
1941—Month—1940
expense
The
$524,096
and contracts payabler—others
%
excess
$814,450
expense
$384,238
—
—
u——
-Accrued
and
Railway—Accumulated
Street
1.
Dec.
Operating income
Other
Liabilities—'
3 Va
debt discount, premium
v
etc., of subs.—.
1,427.850
Preferred dividends of subs._>_—-i—, 534 388
Minority interest
—————————
11,167
Gross
the first
record
of
Operating revenue
1,189,740
——
expense
Accounts
taxes,
dividend
a
Balance
Crown. Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—50-Cent Common Div.—
Interest,
declared
Period End. Sept. 30—
1940
of trade routes———
Total
,
1939
$398,700
428.
p.
Massachusetts
have
holders
1941
than current-^
county, • State, and Federal taxes
Debentures—annual sinking fund due Nov.
—
Ended Sept. 30—
—
154,
of accumulations on
to
436,377
30
,
herd
Notes
1940
$709,914
$2.53
.
$1,004,544
$3.58
income
Federal
depreciation,
Directors
951,520
^
equipment—depreciated
and
Earned
earnings—
Gross
1941
—_
Explor. & develop, costs
3,106
427,464
Balance
Prepaid expenses
V
income
Amer¬
Inc.
Receivables other
Plant
Federal
before
but
Co.—Earnings—
*
1941.—V.
Deprec.,
-
674
Investments—fixed
■■■
(Exclusive of The New,Rochelle Water Co.)
;
obsolescence
Maintenance
.___
of
Creameries
Dairy
143,354
•
.
Inventories
Community Water Service Co. (& Subs.)—Income Ac¬
count—
profit
Eastern
65,586
155,855
v.
Cash,—1
!
"Accounts, notes and contracts receivable—
dividend is payable
'on Dec. 5 to stockholders of record at the close of business Nov. 21.
Dividends of 45c. were paid in each of the three preceding quarters,
and dividend of 65c. paid on Dec. 6, 1940.—V. 154, p. 955.
r
and
Sept. 30—
*$439,484
—_
interest
Assets—
dividend of 65c. per share on the present
a
depreciation
fLoss.—V. 154, p. 243.
*After
in
183,051
$171,285
dividends
<5iib.sidiarv
class B stock of $2.50 par valuer ; The
and
A
$255,067
t65,470
..
t
$138,287
Consolidated
$464,021
$1.48
.
10,499
81,223
Accrued
class
•Net
7,590,719
$728,515
income
ica.
I
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$46,483
;
$502,028
95,353
1940; '
1941
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc.
$276,745
!
$517 2^9
per com.
$1.65
*After Federal income taxes and charges, including payment of IV2 %
of gross to the capital reduction sinking, fund—V. 154, p. 581.
J. •}
$46,778
.share.-,7V-i—--.
profit
1938
$773,622
133,856
profit
Balance
1941—Month—1940
period End. Sept. 30—
Earns,
1939
$939,852
30—
sales
twelve preceding quarters.—V.
$281,195
__
debt
expense
Debt
t
the
35,675
income
for
.
•
V
compares
expenses,
income
Cleveland Ry.—Earnings'•Net
$1,306,766
$1,432,255
comparative purposes.—
for
restated
B
common
Operating
depreciation
Minority
for Federal income tax has been made at rates
-
2,542
$321,583
$169,236
figures
years'
Doehler Die Casting
$35,777
$232,706
and
^*Net income allocated to:
$8,063,341
„
income
9 Mos. End.
v
1941—3 Mos.—1940
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$3,926,675
$3,116,348 $10,186,800
$8,233,179
income
Preferred
.1,477,996
*>
Crl4
constr.„
Dividend—
months ended June 30,
—————
Common
provided in the applicable Federal revenue acts.
The provision for
the
12 months ended Sent. 30.
1941, includes $1,212,000 for excess
'
Def$18,761
$38,905
surplus—
goods
as
profits taxes.—V. 154, p. 652.
to
—
66,285
sales
Net
'
■
chgd.
*After
35,628
$153,359
258,199
Marketable
Net
deductions—
taxes,
$360,261
ProV.
$9,541,338
^
on
153, p. 986.
t
271,957
Other
1,871,232
.3,907,969
,.
disct.
9 Mos. Ended Sept.
$570,948
Interest,
■\
$8,658,370 ' $9,512,112
31,518
29,225
——.-—$8,689,888
1,334,537
——;
charges.
interest
Net
,
assumed
int.
Net
,..3,381,817.
3,572,152
tax
income
debt
expense
•Net
66,071
Total
v
1,773,602
-
of
82,000
v
r
$63,681
1940
1941
$1,947,536
—
Di-Noc Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
69,581
7"
.
——1,784,130
——
other than
,
135,432
a dividend of 55c. per share on the common
shares, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 1.
with 35c. paid on Sept. 15 and June 16, last; 25c. paid
in each
of
the
three preceding quarters; dividend of 50c. paid on
June 15, 1940, and 25c. on Dec. 23, 1939, and Dec. 15, 1939.—V. 154,
p. 957.
1
>
;
$125,057
Other
$34,392,556 $31,647,738
12,633,464 11,201,004
—
—
expenses
Maintenance
Taxes,
■: -
Ended Sept. 30—
12 Months
Total
'
142,626
Directors have declared
7,593
State taxes on income
Income Account
33,427
5,559
debt
long-term
on
Note—Previous
debt
requirement
including
Subs.)—
-
110,447
34,936
>..
income
Other income
$19,717 in 1940
of $321,312 in
■(&
Co.
Illuminating
Electric
Cleveland
local
138,500
407,080
Operating profit
consolidated for the 3
amounted to
460,724
135,063
■
$2,029,537
554,000
Net
$758,317
long-term
operating
:a
Note—Company's
not
637,375
174,048
28,412
174,048
$1,912,932
V.
and called for sinking fund.
Net
adjustment of properties for Federal tax purposes. ,
proportionate share of net profits of subsidiaries
months ended Sept. 30. 1941, not taken up
approximately $138,637.—V. 154, p. 242,.
arising from
:
121,477
39,298
126,427
profits._
$470,763
Creameries of America, Inc. (& Subs.) —Earnings—
charged to surplus
in 1940 and $190,820 in 1939, was
taxes:
for
$319,115
Int.
$207,575
Period End. Sept. 30—
provision for depletion and depreciation for the period of
ended Sept. 30. was $603j568 in 1941, $605,085 in 1940,
$367,614
in 1939 (including depletion applicable to land and
1941, $338,316
732,239
114,009
Miscell.
months
standing timber sold in the amount of $8,975 in 1941.
and $5,354 In 1939), of which the applicable amount
801,353
$1,798,922
Taxes
adjustments due to the "Revenue Act of 1941."—V. 154, p. 956.
•Total
and
176,028
$448,891
Other
Note—Figures for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1941, include an
of $4,215 in Federal income and Federal capital stock taxes,
$329,821
$1,505,506
$1,841,685
$1,661,079
profit
419,580
$948,112
to
Cost
Net
102,791
$163,653
exps.—
applicable to the six
'
three
167,812
197,782
renew.
r;" 21,872
and
amount
:
,
105,027
•Held in
.
T
200,024
34,312
Int.
income———
fund
152,324
inc.
Fed,
46,954
$284,802
$351,237
deductions—
on
29,972
1.649
^.*171,440
*247,053
$528,532
income^
inc.
Net
; r
•
.
2,790,350
57,873
Earnings per share on capital stock
163,717
:
•'
.
$60,862
Balance
113,124
&
—
depr.
&
$110,141
corporate
Total
—t43,200
— ——
$6,100,177
2,545,984
$6,679,765
609,892
(net)—;
225,134
net
income,
Other
' f
retired
bonds
on
purchased
or
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$1,465,083
revenues
44,529
237,164
Total
1938
$719,033
101,625
debt.
long-term
on
Prem.
52,930
54,490
$215,168
Other
$5,735,154
1939
$1,793,720
>
1940
$2,698,049
12,937
56,599
revs.-^
oper.
•Int.
1941
$2,960,660
income
Co.—Earnings
1941—3 Mos.—1940
income
Net
' '..
3 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
13,814
taxes—
Federal
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. (&, Subs.) —Earnings—
Total
dis¬
were
operat.
49,205
income
Skg.
544.
p.
share
per
J:'-
income
Amortiz.
V 1,743,236
350,611
and. local
•Represented by 100,000 shares of no par value..
tAfter deducting
for depreciation of $1,633,116 in 1941 and $1,543,445 in 1940.—
153,
ceilts
87 Va
733,020
excess
Gross
$2,763,952
538,448
Other
reserve
V.
of
$1,648,190
depr.,
and
This
maint.
and
for
Federal
1,650,000
>5 768.518
808,337
$5,906,748
Total
the
on
Net
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
revenues—__
exps.
Prov.
Gross
v
share
per
Other
& Lighting Co.—Income State¬
depreciation
Operating
$508,300
2,000,000
.
was
Federal
State
and
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
Net
1,700.000
1,015.662
690,787
Notes
Dividend—
$1.75
revs.—
Provision
Federal
,
$5,735,154
—$500,300
—2,000.000
-
stock
•Common
,
of
$100, payable Dec. 1 to holders of
paid in each of the eight preceding
dividends
previously
replacements
Federal
regular
a
,
ment—
'•',.
..Liabilities—
,
H
the
to
expenses-
for
and
year,
Connecticut Railway
State
Prepaid expenses
1
due
account of the
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—55-Cent Dividend-
531,192
22,195
2,355,271
36.054
1,357,356
:• 29.541
3,015
•; 7,258
—
-—
October
par
154, p. 954.
operating
Prov.
$1,338,719
645,974
Notes receivable
—:
———
16,643
Accounts receivable
.——
2,480,547
Cash surrender value of life insurance.--—.
43,964
Inventories
———1,373.703
Deferred assets
i—
2,580
Investment in mill superintendent's house—;
2.583
&c.
—
—
of
3965.
p.
$1,289,097
equipment,
tPlant,
Cash
amount
Maintenance
Connecticut General is the first
to make it apply year round.
^ "
George A. Drieu, Assistant Secretary, in announcing the plan to
employees said: "We have been operating on a five-day week during
the daylight saving period for the past three years.
This has worked
out so satisfactorily that at the end of the daylight saving period this
year we adopted a 5 p.m. closing during October and November with
no
office hours on
Saturdays.
This met with practically universal
approval "and. we are happy to be able to announce at this time a
continuance of the five-day week throughout the year."
While it was pointed out that this move meant an increase in the
total number of regular office hours, the advantages to the employees
in having a long weekend more than offset the longer hours.—V. 152,
day "week during part; of the
-
^
dividends
Preferred
—
Company has announced a five-day work week for home office em*
ployees.
While other Hartford life insurance companies have a five-
1938
1939
1940
1941
'
Common
———————_-i_
This plan will have no effect on
of individual salaries.
-v
;••
<
part
dividend
a
Delaware Power & Light
Connecticut Goneral On Five-Day Week—
Inc.J ;;
Like
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total
Other
[Including Century Factors,
Net prof, after deprec
Federal taxes
5,000
review
'
during
highways being closed on
,V
declared
have
17.
and
5%
according to Mr. Wilde, is designed primarily to help those
in the lower salary brackets on whom
the increased cost of living
works the greatest hardship and was announced after careful study
of all angles of the situation.
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.—Earnings—
,
Nov.
quarters
The plan,
153, p. 1125; V. 152, p. 2846.
—V.
directors
tributed.—V.
Emergency Compensation
10%
4,000
Next
$6,315,595
the
to
decrease, and the decrease
1, 1941 as follows:
First $1,000
1,685,342
-
$7,508,192
Total
closed
were
cumulative preferred stock,
record
emergency
Salary
162,500
> 53,852
253,833
.___
Kansas
a
and the volume of various other stores in Outstate Kansas was
The
7%
compensation.
V
; >v
Payments will be made quarterly, •commencing Nov. 19 until further
notice, to those now in the company's service and employed before
160,067
112,500
85,596
980,657
__
Deferred accounts payable
of
State
sales compared
that
year
Cushman's Sons, Inc.—Accumulated
,
directors according
Wilde, President, have author¬
Frazer B.
a
Co.—Personnel
,
Nov. 6 the board of
made by
temporary plan of
a
$3,500,000
500,000
266,673
Preferred
,
over
by the fact that several stores throughout
severely
Insurance
Life
General
special meeting held
a
the
floods,
; ;,v>1
Emergency Compensation—
an
Nov.
_j.
Common
.
52.
p.
Connecticut
Capital stock—
>
in
affected because of
floods.—V. 154, p. 539.
Gets
37,77.7
,
,
$7,508,192
—
Litbilities—
53,822
;
,
:
month
for October is accounted for
1940.—v.
128,675
100,000
.- 15,739
1,964,542
• 210,701
852,930
65,000
„
the- first
1941, het assets of the company were equivalent to
$3.55 per share on the net outstandong shares.
This compares with an
asset value per share of $3.37 on June 30, 1941, and $3.29 on Sept. 30,
of Sept. 30,
As
1,453,610
116,489
100,000
»
15,113
2,421,374
363,627
1,339,131
45,000
-
—-
investments
Other
,1941v<
1940 ;
$1,562,591 •• $1,486,619
'
and equipment
Machinery
Patents
United
'! '
•
is
month the previous year have shown
same
Assets—
•'
discount
debits
securities
and
expense
17,561
180 490
195,971
209,438
95.422
25,967
25,967
for
Total
$29,592,364 $27,377,207
fr^
1004
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
7%>
'' vr'-' 'Y'YY: ';Yv
Y
Liabilities—
cumulative, preferred
Common
stock
"Premium
on
($3
$1,479 700
(par $100).
bonds, 3Va%
2 Vs %
6,000,000
500
1,312,500
500 000
750,000
1,037
serial
notes
Taxes
660 000
credits
Reserve
for
—
depreciation,
1,136,868
4,310 624
8, 317
——
3,402,858
sent
$3,142,932
3,708,443
Oct. 8, '38
in
$820,911'
$724,012
$434,334
3,419
Dr580
Total
i—______
•
3,632
bef.
inc.
of
$836,850
$727,431
$433,754
&
52,258
Cana-
'
3,476,398
8,317
3,570,755
taxes—
income
Consol. net income
Earns,
sh.
per
on
Y
75,041
$395,926
$0.97
$358,713
"Represents
stock
into
of
reclassification
upen
no
over
value
par
issued
shares
of
per
value common
plus excess
par
value common stock as of Sept. 4,
par
received
amounts
V
excess
$3
common
$0.14
$1.01
com.
that
Yo-:"'-Y"
•
3 Mos, End. Sept, 30—
♦Operating profit
Depreciation of plant &
equipment
.—
notes
on
10,163
Drl34
10,495
*
183
t99,000
Operating
Operating
rev.
—V.
9,790
153,
def$10,471
U.
in
amount
paid
Sept.
on
Service Corp.
fn V. 154, p. 958.
Securities
if
and
for
Inc.,
Dealers,
issued"
Committee
Practice
District
No.
National
3
Association
°
of
573,961
651,565
current
liabilities,
unearned
premiums—
8,366,234
Interest
taxes
Fed.
790,000
Years Ended
153,
Earnings
242,236
374,282
Operating
681,060
86,000
456,040
295,130
$453,828
$452,425
$1,059,868
72,329
212,304
217,796
$0.71
$0.71
$1.57
$1.47
1940
$1,329,085
682,101
71,238
,659,120
69,793
91,358
99,419
11,101
11,936
$473,285
$451,131
239,924
231,221
$233,361
$219,910
maintenance and taxes—
depreciation and retirements
—
Int.
Net
&
(net)
Greenwich Water Syst., Inc.
etc., of
exp.,
Net
contingencies
income
—V.
attaching
to high rate of operations.—V.
Y '..V ;; ';j/'Y- ■?}' YYY '
for
YYtY-YYYYYY YYYYY
Y./YY-Y:' •
Car Sales—The com¬
153, p.
■fey 12
sales
of
States
and
Canada,
pared
with
226,169
.89,300.
Sales
for
General
Motors
and
cars
—_
first
10
months of
trucks
1941
in
the
A
in October a
year
totaled
Sales
ago.
1,964,233,
♦Federal
1940
$163,612
100,151
7,035
9,016
10,827
income—net
in
September
were
Gross
52,829.
Sales for the
Sales to
first
10
Dealers
months of 1941 totaled
Gross
Other
$45,673
1940
164,925
116.964
56,938
tFebruary
208,214
160.458
115,890
63,771
'March
226,592
181,066
142,743
76,142
233,735
v::'..Yl939Yv
183,900
1938
126,275
171,024
112,868
224,119
151,661
124,048
71,676
YY 72,596
July
204,695
09,664
71,803
61,826
21,154
7,436
34,752
116,031
47,606
16,469
iee
——
August
September
■
19,690
'
81,169
October
162,543
207,934
129,821
92,890
'
November
198,064
December
_wY
180,133
188,839
204,473
Total
1,860,354
in
159,573
150,005
♦The
V"
.
$31,273
charges
declared
stock
common
on
Act
of
Balance
$20,115;
rental,
receivables from
less
Sheet
$871,305;
912
8,000
...
rentals collected,
$2,851; deferred
mortgage bonds
tomers'
deposits,
debits,
$13,814;
$6,772; reserves, $214,074;
January
•February
1940
168,168
120,809
123,874
187,252
253,282
.
March
1939
April
272,853
183,481
May
265,750
235,817
June
•
—
.July
August
September
'October
103,854
132,612
129,053
103,534
124,618
76,071
102,031
78,758
100,732.
vY'
.
...
97,527.
186,016
November
Total
;Total
Sales of General
United
<■••
Motors Cars and
States
and
1941
February
235,422
_—,
to
accumulations
record
and
total,
$200,000;
1
accounts payable,
first
$12,983;
of 20
cus¬
and
.
1940
1939
136,439
76,665
1938
133,511
89,392
185,548
128,453
240,748
167,310
139,694
224,517
110,659
91,934
84,885
73,159
24,019
12,113
41,933
89.300
124,692
53,072
179,120
.October
84,327
29,268
226,169
19,566
108,163
144,350
217,406
200,071
and Feb.
June
15,
21
June
last;
and
15 and
25c.
on
March
15.
March
on
on
14,
1940;
of
declared
19."
1940;
15c.
15c. on Sept.
.
Dec.
on
15,
1940; 10c.
1939, and 10c.
22,
paid
dividend
a
Dividend
of
(no par
of
$1
Period End. Sept. 30—
issue
1,
since
$2.75
paid
on
share
per
the
on
$6
Sept. 1, last, 75 cents
cents'
75
was
paid
YV;
Milling, Ltd.—30-Cent Dividend—
declared
an
extra
dividend
of
10
cents
share
per
the
to
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov.
Like amounts paid on Sept. 15, last, and on Dec.
15, 1940; extras
10
stock,
153.
cents
paid
were
Sept.
on
15,
and
on
June
15,
1940.—V.
154,
Louisiana Ice & Electric Co., Inc.—25-Cent Extra Div,
have
dition
to
stock,
both
the
declared
regular
payable
amounts were paid on
on
an
extra
dividend of 25c. per share in ad¬
semi-annual
Nov.
5
to
dividend
holders
of
of
50c.
on
record
the
Oct.
common
30.
Like
May 15, last.—V. 154, p. 55.
on
Lowell Gas Light Co.—Income Statement—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
earnings
this
of
March
Dec.
on
v«Uiiei,.#ptf|ipie-Defh.l,t« hffders
was
Ended
Operating
,
Sept. 30—
1941
rovenues
1940 Y
$767,153
Maintenance
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$1,807,395
$1/380,838
$5,398,890
731,565
2,611,230
$2,787,660
7,211
44,928
;
(including
2,545,742
$649,274
Taxes
$5,038,467
944,111
for
Provision
income
retirements
$762,274
375,939
(Including Houston Pipe Line Co.)
Gross
on
and
declared
have
common
Directors
1131.
Texas—Earnings—
Exp. & ordinary taxes..
1940,
holders
and
;V;
have
the
of
Pay 50-Cent Dividend—
15, 1939.—V. 153, p.
Co.
dividend
1,
account
on
to
2
a
dividend of 30 cents per share on the
stock, payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov. 15.
Dividends
was paid on Oct.
1, last and 50 cents paid on June 2, last,
Dec. 2,
1940.—V. 153, p. 1278.
Years
Houston Oil
March
123.
p.
addition
28.
a
Dec.
and
1
June
cents
p.
1, last,
dividend of 50c. per share on the common
stock, par 25c., payable Dec. 8 to holders of record Nov. 8.
This com¬
pares
with
25c.
paid in the two preceding quarters; 20c. paid on
March
1
Dec.
2,
838.
Hecla Mining Co.—To
Directors have declared
June
Sept.
the
on
207,637
172,669
Operating
Other
Total
—
.
2,025,343
■
-
•'
1,542,776
"
:Y
declared a dividend of $3 per share on the $6
preferred
payable Nov.
15 to holders of record Nov. 4.
Dividends of
$1.50 were paid on Aug. 15 and on May 20, last, this latter
being the
first dividend to be paid on the issue since Aug., 1937.—V.
153, p. 838.
Directors
income
Y" $863,283
26,13$
Y
,
.
Net
$2,492,725
Y
.
354,264
61,470
taxes).,
&
replacements
59,842
155,297
145,598
f
46,748
$656,485
$2,832,588
$2,524,863
252,839
183,355
597,917
618,030
405,544
397,200
1,210,800
1,184,644
income
tax
(est.)
26,700
12,800
138,300
84,450
$63,130
$885,571
47,104
Net
profit
per
sh.
on
Nil
$0.44
$0.21
com._
.
Earnings for 12 Months Ended Sept. 30,
eai-nings
Gross
from
Interest
Other
Net
-V.
$62,810;
amount
operations,
available
$7,195,915;
1941
;.-Y
.;.YYY|Y;.
and
operating
general
on
mated),
for
with
bonds
and
Dec:
'.i
•
48,804
*
*-•
share
1
I
~V
V
•'»"*>.
600
$81,568
$107,471
1134.
p.
Mfg. Associates—$4 Dividend—
have
declared
a
dividend
of
$4
per
share
on
the
common
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 8.
This compares
$2
paid in each of the three preceding quarters; $4
paid
2/ 1940;
paid on
notes,
*
600
on
paid in each of the three preceding
quarters;^ $1.50
1939; dividends of $1.25 per share paid in the three
preceding quarters; $1.50 per share distributed on Dec. 1,
Sept. T and
June
1,
1938, and previously regular quarterly dividend of
ner
interest,
$226,648; net profit, $1,118,389.
.
$156,875
45,975
income
Directors
and
property
1,410
$128,143
i
deductions
153,
stock,
depreciation "and depletion,
$398,334; amortization of debt
expense, $28,341; depreciation and depletion, $1,576,560;
retired and abandoned. $363,975; Federal Income taxes (esti¬
$3,712,247; interest
discount
$155,464
446
deduction
Ludlow
$3,546,477; income from operations, $3,649,438; other income,
expenses,
$127,697
—
'$637*739
$0.06
,
_
revenues
income
income
Gross
$889,423
___
Fed.
operating
Non-operating
32,138
$204,340
•
leases, int.,
amortization, &c.
Deprec. & depletion—_
1,108,007
/
Gosnold Mills of New Bedford—Accumulated Dividend
stock,
___
_________
Abandoned
Earns,
■'
income
income
185.852
223,611
______
December
154, p. 863.
153, p.
3,
share
per
payable
on
85,855
i—__Y
Total
1940.—V.
Aug. 1, May 1
on
Sept.
paid
was
Lane-Wells Co.—Extra Dividend—
77,929
161,057
142,002
August
—V.
16,
paid
dividend of $1.75
a
preferred stock,
amount
dividend of 25 cents per share in
regular quarterly dividend of five cents per share on
stock, both payable Nov. 15 t9 holders of record Nov. 6.—
to
in
dividend of 50 cents per share on account
the preferred stock, payable Nov. 1 to holders of
on
through expanding
manufacturers, and
154, p. 543,
airplane
Juried, last and ah initial dividend of
last.—V. 153, p. 1133.
common
common
5%
a
Like amounts
20.
2,
have
Directors
.
$948,478.
par),
taxes accrued,
$4,005;
interest
accrued,
contributions in aid of construction, $10,247;
of
196,747
_.
'
Oct.
Dec.
Dealers
174,572
193,522
^September
November
v
Sources
'181,088
•\
•
All
235,679
May V—-
.July
from
Factories—Sales
255,887
'
June
1,001,770
226,609
247,683
—-
March
.'April
131,387
118,888
and Export Shipment
,
January
68,896
1,364,761
Trucks
Canadian
40,796
162,881
156,008
'
1,827,241
Manufacture
64,925
Y
110,471
174,610
of
the
Lake of the Woods
Corp.—Accumulated Dividends—
Directors have declared
declared
on
Like
Nov.
on
152,
receivable,
92,593
76,120
.
56,789
181,421
December
:
62,831
173,212
145,064
84,969
52,829
63,069
100,022
165,820
195,475
_____
Harbor Plywood
1938
88,365
83,251
142,062
174,625
-;;YV...
prime
this latter being the first
1, 1933.—V. 154, p. 544.
paid
the
surplus, $221,582; total, $948,478.—V. 153, p. 838.
935,163
''•:YY
to
K-W Battery Co., Inc.—Extra Dividend-
V.
accounts
$822;
1962), $266,000;
work
now in excess of $4,000,000.—V.
Directors have declared aft extra
1941
($100
stock
increasing monthly
are
sub-contract
Dec.
addition
companies, $6,242; appliances on
$1,114; materials and supplies, $24,128;
capital
(due
30,
$21,901;
by the corporation from the RFC in Oct.,
full, R. G. Kellett, Executive Vice-President,
in
4.
14.
March
on
associated
prepayments,
Liabilities—Common
Sept.
cash,
of
record
was
of
plant,
def$l,347
Kinney Mfg. Co.—Dividend-
as
Assets—Utility
,
Cr3,176
$6,426
14,000
paid
corporation's sales
Directors
1941 having only recently been enacted, the
yet completed necessary studies to determine its
liability, if any, under the excess profits tax provisions, thereof.
has not
company
185,760
3,176
Power Co.
Corp.—Pays Off HFC Loan—Backlog
nonrcumulative preferred stock
14,550
"1,079
$181,236
178,221
Gas it
loan obtained
backlog is
June
'$21,888
$16,755
Revenue
earned
1,364,426
United States
1941
$181,236
1
'
$21,703
been
Directors
Consumers
97,778
49,609
1132.
p.
has
last;
15,090
13,439
78,525
217,120
June
.i_
31,593
"••>•■.
59,018
'
Amer.
accumulations
$36,977
714./400
accruals..
reserve
income
Dividends
1941
April
27,130
replacements—.
income
$175,000
1939,
Dr3,368
bonds
on
income
Net
218,578
retire,
income
Interest
1,820,249,
January
May
289,486
.$196,747
from
record Nov.
$40,346
Dr2,637
—
,
United States
in
2,508
$48,311
——.
bef.
income
compared with 1,471,210 for the same 10 months of X940.
>
1940
$649,704
Key West Electric Co.—Accumulated Dividends-
11,590
2,675
fhcome.^
and state
Utility operating income
Other
.
were
.
$196,746
and
revenue—
Directors have
of
1,
com¬
81,169.',' Sales for the first JO months,pf 1941 totaled L.796,455, com¬
pare# Vvlth °1,457,817 for the same lO' ttiimths of 1940V'1
V
Sales-.to ponsurners in/thpYllhited states/totaled 103,854 in Oclqber,
compared with'186,016 'in October a year ago.
Sales in September
•
97th
States
1.
1941
income
0
1941
101,332
Sales to dealers in the United States totaled 162,543 in October, com¬
207,934
Dec.
The payment of this loan removed the chattel
mortgage which had
been given to the RFC as partial collateral.
the
$170,179
revenues
Taxes—general
'
with
the
United
$689,190
deductions
deliveries
Maintenance
United
pared with 1,584,326 for the same 10 months of 1940.
pared
in
._'
retirements
announced Nov.
.
MOS. Ended Sept. 30—
Operating
including export shipments, totaled 179,120, com¬
in October a year ago.
Sales in September were
the
declared
record
,w
Kellett Autogiro
1130.
Operation
Nov. 8 released the following statement:
October
of
income
153,
1940,
Hagerstown Gas Co.—Earnings—
General Motors Corp.—October
pany on
retorts,
Exceeds $4,000,000—
of
additional taxes and other
154, p. 53.
shareholders
.-
receiv.
-V.
Interest, amortiz. of debt disct., premium
out-
provide for
3
share
per
$1,291,401
expenses,
for
Balance
$1,010,094
70,317
1941
—___
The
♦To
and
Ltd.—Dividend—
Nov.
on
50c.
,
Sept. 30—
earnings
Provision
shs)
to
of
Sept. 30—
operating
Gross
Interest, amortiz. of debt disct., premium (net)
and expense, etc., of subs.
Minority interest
17,010
213,758
^
stock
(539,221
construction,
91,952
Interest
•
stand'g
31
of Canada,
meeting
stock
7,500,000
'
'
12 Months Ended
State]
share
per
common
Dec.
Maintenance
Net
Gross
profit for periodDividends paid on pre¬
ferred stock
monthly
common
revenues
2,500,000
1130.
p.
465,107
Net
of
benches
$44,075,224 $41,624,231
count—
1941—9 Mos.—1940
Excess
>'■
aid
of
Operations
7,500,000
$1,935,483
profits tax
J
♦Contingency reserves—
long-term debt, $100,in
maintenance
314,341
Operating
5,663,666
2,500,000
547,950
352,370
contributions
for
current
Jacksonville Gas Co.—Income Statement—
500,000
$2,761,928
f
$120,771;
reserve
their
the
payable
5,956,851
144,275
13,260
&
income
on
($100 par), $50,000;
,
565,717
1,217,500
contings., incl. fluctuation in mkt.
$810,458
charges
for
Prov.
$6,379
,
Greenwich Water System, Inc. (& Subs.)—Income Ac¬
1941—3 Mos.—1940
deple. & amort.
Deprec.,
1941
to certificates issued by the company's Toronto, Montreal and
transfer agencies and in the
prevailing equivalent in pounds
sterling in respect to certificates issued by the London transfer agency.
—V.
153, p. 991.
7,840,802
623,373
uncollected premiums..
on
$1,356,824
-
$362;
at
on
Provision
Gay lord Container Corp.—EarningsSept. 30—
6,053
$9,672
Non-operating
Period End.
$326
v.
respect
$17,838,765 $16,366,546
Total
—V.
$3,631
Balance Sheet, Sept. 30,
$76
Dr250
238
New York
comms.
for
res.
28,636
Y/Y
$3,869
The
Canadian Foreign Exchange Control Board has
approved, as heretofore,
the disbursement in United States dollars of the
dividend payable in
$44,075,224 $41,624,231
____
Capital
Surplus
($5 par) shall be settled Nov. 10, 1941, or may be settled
prior thereto on one day's written notice.
Transactions on and after
Nov. 6,
1941, should be "regular way" unless otherwise specified.
profit
*
6,041
currency,
stock
mon
loss
loss
dividend
2,976,908
207,417
due
$28,560
30,073
loss
Directors
\
3,398,083
215,827
1940
;
$26,203
International Nickel Co.
750,000
'
,
.'
value of securities—
13, announces:: All "when, as
Water & Gas Corp. new com¬
Federal
in
transactions
the
of
for
the
on
$3,476; capital surplus, $112,752; earned deficit, $83,886; total, $303,475.
24,327,519
500,000
than
more
claims
for
Vol.
New Common Stock—
Uniform
The
not
000;
10,553,458
Reserve for taxes and sundry accounts
Reserve for dividends payable
1
on
1941
—
expenses
non-refundable,
$2,157,364
10,431,617
__—
Reserve
Federal Water
collec.
due
Reserve
Federal Water & Gas Corp.—New Name—
Ruling
Sept. 30
revenue
Liabilities—Common stock
1940
$3,538,299
25,417,435
_____—
of
course
>
share
per
Assets—Utility plant (net)v $290,641; special funds,4 $167;
assets, $11,342; deferred charges, $1,323; total, $303,475.
Liabilities—
Reserve
907,
See
$928,290
1941
•
railroad & oth. bonds & stocks
balances
Total
terly dividend of 7>/2c. per share was paid on March 25, 1940.—V. 154,
p.
cents
payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 15.
Dividend
paid on Oct. 1, last; 65 cents was paid on June 2,
paid on March 1, last, and previously regular quar¬
,
bonds—
estate
Sundry
to
20
50
was
1940
$1,203,604
'Interest and rents due and accrued.
5c. per shareon the
holders of record Nov^-t4T Like
29, June 28 and April 4, last, and regular quar¬
Dec.
of
was
operating
Net
Co.—Financial Statement Sept. 30—
•
Govt,
S.
Prems.
•Directors have declared an interim dividend of
payable
1941
$21,750
.
banks
in
Real
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd.—Interim Dividend—
stock,
$957,341
'
State, municipal,
p.
common
dividend
a
income
Total
Jan. 1 to Oct. 21
1940
$31,325
.
Assets—
months
;
$1,255,304
p.907.
154,
(est.)—-
Globe Indemnity
143
$29,524
declared
Deductions
1940
2,861
fIncludes excess profits tax.—
and provision for bad debts,
689.
expenses
1941
$29,051
1941
charging manufacturing, selling, administrative and idle plant
"After
V.
$27,476
$93,481
income
Net
31v
Jan. 1 to Oct.
1940
Week End. Oct. 21
Operating
Cash
Net
rev.
1941
$51,700
$2,037
162
1,500
15,918
(net)—
income taxes-
: '■■
(est.)—_
■
,
1938
1939
Y '
10,110
1,029
838.
p.
;rr
Week End. Oct. 31
■■■■ (•'
/YY'v'YvY'Y'
Operating
$42,001
1
;
payable
credits
Fed.
Est.
1940
$48,268
1941
'
-
Int.
Miscell.
(& Subs.)—Ear nings-
$208,216
153,
Georgia & Florida RE.—Earnings—
date.—»
repre¬
Huntsville Gas Co.—Income Statement—
Other
154, p. 694.
Fairbanks Co. of N. Y.
stock,
cents
12 Mos. Ended
1936,
since
statement
cents per share were distributed.
An additional
dividend of 25 cents was paid on June 27, 1940.—V,
154, p. 356.
4, 1941, was $1,027,005, equal
share of common stock, comparing with $978,251 or $2.40
share in corresponding period of 1940.—V. 153, p. 989.
to $2.55 per
40
$118,023
$0.86
above
4,922
$408,548
,
331,505
the
In
as provided
by the tax laws now
profits taxes Is indicated to be due
excess
terly dividends of 25
■
428,304
for
shown.—V.
have
last; 35 cents
$175,203
loss
deducted
income.,taxes
liability
periods
Directors
.
'
taxes
,
dian
$29,592,364 $27,377,207
>_
the
taxes
income
normal
No
Holophane Co., Inc.—50-Cent Dividend—
$171,571
15,939
effect.
for
Net Income for the 40 weeks ended Oct.
>
estimated
2,971,361
4,021,090 ;//
income
fund
for Fed.
Prov.
106,368
4,625, 438
retirements
surplus
Oct. 7,'39
$3,837,192
(net)
net
income
Pension
226,692
Contributions in aid of construction——:—
Earned
290
111, 027
67 933
_•
Oct. 5, '40
$4,432,455
exps.—
income
Consol.
6~5~2~500
_—
&
operating
Other
355,112
1,149
i
accrued
costs
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Oct. 4, '41
$4,842,001
;
common
325 539
accrued
Interest
Deferred
sales
Oper.
3,000,000
1,215 000
notes payable to bank___
payable to bank (current)
payable
Accounts
Net
3,497,211
6,000 ,000
2,800 000
mortgage bonds, 3% series due 1955—
3% serial notes payable to bank
2% % serial notes payable to bank—__.
Weeks Ended—
16
1,804,782
3,497 211
series due 1953.
First
Serial
General Time Instruments Corp.
$1,479,700
■
782
1,804
—
stock—________
common
First mortgage
stock
par)________—*
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
Note—Federal
•
were
vY-;7
$2
Dec. 1,
•
paid.—V. 152,
■■..•"•.
p.
1133.
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COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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Number 4005
Volume 154
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1941
1939
1938
"'$432,125
profit after all chgs.
per sh. on cap,
Net
1940
*$292,110
$287,941
$281,521
Sept. 30—
Earns,
stock
$1.99
$2.04
$2.07
$2.88
-
♦After deducting Federal income
addition
the
to
of respective periods,
ji.' Watts, Secreary, states: The backlog of unfilled
tinues to be substantial in all divisions of the corporation.
stock, both payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 25.
Similiar pay¬
were made in each of the six preceding quarters.
In addition,
extra of 25 cents was
Operating
revenues
-
$42,930
$88,974
operations-.
4,527
_—
ft
state
income—
31,342
56,696
Sept. 30,
44,475
—
141,979
14,826
provision
—•
Gross
for
as
$216,558
retire,
income
$264,368
on
accruals-
reserve
fees
Directors'
Remuneration
■•directors
first
officers & salaried
Li—~
10,324
132
344
513
45,825
Prov.
year
Provincial income
and
Dominion
for
$69,602
,
Net
excess
2,007
37,500
tax
Act
corporation has not
int.
for
1941
of
8,000
Balance
surplus
previous
from
surplus
haying only
recently been
surplus.—
loss
and
Profit
Sheet
Sept.
appliances
rental,
on
less
supplies, $120,286; prepayments, $5,050; deferred debits, $506;
$3,424,438.
Liabilities—Common capital stock (5,000 shares, no par), $430,702;
$31,014
20,781
mortgage bonds, $1,833,000; accounts payable,, $142,952; payables
associated companies, $20,991; customers' deposits, $38,042; taxes
accrued, $71,636; interest accrued, $1,621; customers advances for con¬
struction, $14,569; reserves, $824,998; contributions in aid of construc¬
$24,523
$10,233
tion, $9,710; capital surplus, $36,218; total, $3,424,438.—V. 153, p. 1281.
total,
1941
$129,613
$129,613
$108,810
Cash
2,891
bonds-
105,650
80,650
—
hand
on
Invests,
Prepaid
bank
in
and
taxes
Total
insurance
871
—
481,472
stock
Common
other
shares
(12,000
Reserve
Earned
surplus
9,475
475,000
60,000
60,000
par)
no
"L_—._
19,236
166,000
_
156,000
28,870
14,580
$802,936
dividend Of
a
$1.50
——......———.
deduction
in
the
share
10c.
National
Automobile
Sheet
Co.—Balance
Insurance
.
,
and
estate
—
Agents' accounts under 90 days
Interest due and accrued, and other non-ledger
Total
1939
bonds
on
194©
$3,081,279
1,956,103
......
$3,003,159
1,843,268
$1,159,891
u__
_
...
14,636
deductions
29,315
$1,139,812
___
$1,189,205
.
income
794,304
.
823,659
$345,508
_
income
595),
$365,546
$158,905;
investments in subsidiary companies not consoli¬
of
$2,000,000),
$511,408;
loan
to
subsidiary
consolidated, -$475,000; miscellaneous . investments - and :
(incl. other physical property stated at $32,452), $50,475;
cash in banks and working funds, $615,786; accounts receivable (less
reserve
of
$23,234),
$278,530;
accrued
utility
revenues,
$145,429;
materials and supplies, $132,450; prepaid taxes, insurance, etc., $25,458;
deferred
charges, $102,230; commission on sale of preferred stock,
$498,482; total, $31,510,094.
(less
reserve
company not
fund accounts
cumulative preferred stock ($100 par), $4,653,200;
stock
($100
par),
$2,601,500;
long-term debt, $14,854,000;
payable ($1,890 to affiliated and subsid. companies), $63,984;
customers'
deposits and accrued interest thereon, $123,671; general
taxes, $161,666; Federal income taxes, $121,912; interest on long-term
debt,
$290,054;
miscellaneous
accrued
liabilities,
$12,688;
deferred
accounts
liabilities, $142,372;
contributions
depreciation reserve, $3,245,281; other res., $6,325;
of construction, $524,733; capital surplus, $2,353,-
aid
in
153, p. 1136.
671; earned surplus, $2,355,037; total, $31,510,094.—V.
845,554
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Falls Power Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$3,569,601 $16,076,258 $13,056,931
$4,268,028
3,519,261
Operating revenues——
Operat. revenue deduct.
33,377
Operating
Other
$6,579,503
$7,166,701
—_
1941
(incl. classified intangibles aggregating $2,441,cash and materials held for special construction
$28,515,940;
dated
income
12,371,033
9,440,889
$1,055,940
$3,705,224
$3,616,042
62,177
69,262
263,594
266,75©
$810,944
income
deductions
Income
2,513,660
$748,767
___
$1,125,201
$3,968,819
$3,882,792
1,115,247
income
Gross
153, p. 1134.
expense
1,400,124
1,058,119
______
deposit—.
4,211,709
.
/,
on
1,000
3,956,149
2,033,080
;
.—_
hand and
on
No'
1939
year
$1,125,176
.
-
—
Niagara
402
32,230
Cash
the
1941
_
income
project,
1940
$87,739
$86,721
improvements
Mortgages _
Bonds, stocks
and
for
years
Assets—Utility plant
,
1941
Assets—
Real
on
regular quarterly dividend of 25c. in addition to an extra
paid on Nov. 22, 1937.—V. 154, p. 545.
a
of
return
the
common
per
$761,474
L.—-
—
Total
—V.
41,839
475,000
taxes—
19,236
surplus
for depreciation
Capital
and
1938,
dividend
ended
months
9
for
Liabilities—6%
Co.—$1.50 Dividend-
declared
the com¬
mon
stock, payable Nov. 26 to holders of record Nov. 12.
Dividend
of 75c. was paid on June 16, last; 50c. paid on Nov. 22 and on June 28,
1940; 40c. on Nov. 22, 1939, and on June 29, 1939; 35c. on Nov. 23,
$27,181
$11,990
and
redeem, conv. preference shares-
cumul.
7%
have
Sept. 30—
payable
Provincial
Dominion,
Directors
$761,474
$802,936
.....
—_
870
486,175
—
Liabilities—
Accounts
■"
munic.
& Canad.
assets
Property
3
and
Dominion
in
86,779
49,960
receivable
Accounts
Mueller Brass
1940
i—'
30,666
Inventories
to
31
•';V.nlt
the
the
for
required
was
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept. 30,
$16,188; accounts receivable,
rentals collected, $227; materials
17,812
illy
of
taxes
of the estimated taxable income.
taxes
earnings
1941
30,
Assets—Utility plant, $3,078,979; cash,
$203,200;
Net
Net
$42,335
———
income
(Rochester & Lake Ontario Water Service Corp.]
Income
14,125
paid on preferred stock———.—
Dividends
result
a
income
based on 31%
Year Ended Sept. 30—
enacted, the
profits tax provisions thereof.
excess
10,233
——
Federal
for
was
Federal
Operating revenues
Total
first
Total
$3,194,494
Nevv York Water Service Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-*
$115,144
$164,835
bonds
$16,888
year———
$3,191,878
yet completed necessary studies to determine its
as
under the
any,
income
on
$32,102
——
1940
Other
3,000
years
and
income
Net
3,885,402
$722,411
,$115,144
uncollectible
for
reserve
reserved
earns,
liability, if
$24,888
.
3,790,777
the premium and unamortized debt discount
refunded in October, 1939.—V. 153, p. 844.
45,825
2,546
bonds
$161,835
of
Balance
the
for
Profit
1941,
$162,976
;
created in prior
accounts,
•The Revenue
11,979
——
——_—
946,728
of
45,044
$210,206
mortgage 5%
charges
Remainder
1,625
_
$7,079,896
949,951
Operating expenses and taxes
executive
to
■«.
paid
Interest
1,275
__
$6,982,655
*
$208,020
54,162
....
income
27,842
accruals
reserve
Sundry
$180,178
47,810
•
—
bef.
income
Retirement
10,000
Depreciation
18,751
$1,669,139
_
Note—Provision
•
1*.—-
—
1,921
$7,092,439
12,542
Net income
60,293
income—net
Restoration
Total income
$7,001,406
$360,356
deductions
155,964
—
Utility operating income
Other
$47,182
10,000
Income
and
4,251
$93,502
miscell. income__—
Interest on Investments and
18,578,152
$1,671,060
$1,310,307
income
30,149
■
Interest
1940
1941
31—
20,678.731
$1,315,907
5,600
5,750,965
521,094
—
Gross
Ltd.—Earnings-
MacKinnon Steel Corp.,
from
$946,115
757,483
Co.
Years Ending July
1941—12 Mos.—1040
$6,309,067 $27,680,137 $25,670,591
4,638,007
deduct.
income—Dr__
Gross
1940
1941
purchased
Taxes—general
♦Federal
p. 875.
Light Corp.—Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$7,066,872
revenues
revenue
Operating income
$1,264,922
—.—...-......-a...—.
Maintenance
Ready—
of New York announced that McKesson &
Robbins, Inc., 15-year 3'/a% sinking fund debentures, due July 1, 1956,
in definitive coupon form will be available for delivery on
and after
November 10, 1941, upon presentation and surrender of the temporary
bonds to its Corporate Trust Department at 140 Broadway.—V.
154,
Operat.
Other
Operation—gas
Definitive Debentures
-—
Operating
Dec. 20, 1940.—V. 154, p. 798.
on
12 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—■
Other
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Profit
paid
/}i;
Period End. Sept. 30—
Mobile Gas Service Corp.—Earnings
orders con¬
Production
will continue
project materials is increasing and probably
to do so.—V. 154, p. 246.
defense
Trust
25 cents per share in
dividend of 50 cents on the common
regular quarterly
New York Power &
Div.—
Co.—Extra
of
and other taxes, at rates in effect
j,
Guaranty
dividend
extra
an
ments
at end
on
declared
have
Directors
9 Mos. End.
Regulator
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Lynch Corp. (& Subs.)—Earning*"*-* >'
258,749
271,082
1,056,196
$552,195
$854,119
$2,912,623
Liabilities—
Magma Copper Co.—Year-End Dividenddeclared
have
Directors
a
year-end
dividend of
capital stock, payable Dec. 15, 1941, to
1941.
Previously quarterly dividends
distributed.—V, 154, p. 658.
$1
Reserve for
share on the
a
stockholders of record Nov. 28,
of
cents
50
per
share
were
unpaid claims in process of adjust¬
—«
————
■
reserves
Reinsurance
$2,661,960
2,289,806
615,476
21,048
300,000
1,830,636
etc.—__
—
___—
22,350
300,000
1,266,752
$6,579,503
Metal Textile Corp.—DividendsTotal
declared a dividend of 30 cents per share oh- the
payable Dec. 2 to holders of record Nov. 19.
This
have
Directors
stock,
common
paid on Dec.
dividend of 10 cents paid on June 1,-1940.
with 10 cents paid on Sept. 2, last; 15 cents
compares
2, 1940, and a
Directors also
to
addition
in
on
declared a participating dividend of 30 cents per share
regular quarterly dividend of 8114 cents per share
the
participating preferred stock, both payable Dec. 2 to
153, p, 696.
the
holders of
record Nov. 19.—V.
Cv.
fiu;
Micromatic
<;-•
'
Hone
^ Directors have declared
,
'
:C
.
-
'
.
r
"
,
,
Operating
-
1941
—
—-
__——_—_
Maintenance
.
debt
discount
of
income
Net
—V.
—
preferred
stocks—
——
.
$1,541,450
476,696
86,555
5,935
of preferred stock expense
$1,538,229
3,220
86,555
& expense
Amortization
on
277,261
$1,342,033
————
—
Amortization
Net
259,693
777,892
$1,338,924
3,108
..
—
Interest deductions
Dividends
$5,749,788
2,896,712
477,634
Net
operating revenues
Non-operating income
income
$6,039,137
3,186,805
964,339
297,635
(including income taxes)
Provision for ; retirements & replacements
Taxes
7,914
$771,907
126,659
$970,284
126,818
71,985
income
77,928
$573,261
payments on participation units
Income
1940
251,432
revenues
Operations
$765,536
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Earnings—
1941
12 Months End. Sept.30—
8,528,752
Maintenance
964,741
1,498,563
for
Provision
1940
depreciation
283,421
5,574,743
7,698,037
291,497
5,369,650
912,105
1,454,539
Taxes—State, local and miscellaneous Federal2,566,522
Federal Income - ————
-r—-887,955
2,468,091
$4,199,077
$4,466,055
Net
operating income
Other income
209,604
---•
Gross income
Interest
on
-
———•—---———
long-term debt—
„
Net
discount and expenseother deductions
Income
Dividends on
1,694,466
—-
preferred stock
120,000
Total
Net
Note—The charges for
the
of
year
Income
1941
.1
$ *,««■'<: '• r i v
$
*i
*' y'/>-
22,414,791
5,410,655
174,153
5,615,483
25,450,670
824,288
24,015,816
200,920
5,584,809
Divs.
-
$4,574,079
931,634
842,295
5,816,403
26,274,958
24,785,000
payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 21.
This compares
$1 paid in the two preceding quarters; 50c. paid on March 10,
last, and on Dec. 20, 1940; dividend of $1 paid on Dec. 10, 1940;
dividends of 50c. paid on Sept. 10, July 15, June 10 and March 9,
1940; $1 paid on Dec. 6, 1939, and previously dividends of 50c. per
share were distributed each three months.—-V. 154, p. 909.
Net
share on the common
15 to holders of record Nov. 7. This
paid on Aug. 15, last; 75 cents paid on May 15'
last; 50 cents paid in 3 preceding quarters; $1 paid on Feb. 15, 1940;
$1.50 on Nov. 15, 1939, and previously regular quarterly dividends of
75 cents per share were distributed.—V. 153, p. 996.
Directors have declared a dividend of $1.50 per
compares with $1,25
Newmont Mining Corp.—Year-End Dividendyear-end dividend of 87 Y»
cents on the
capital stock, payable Dec. 15, 1941,'^to stockholders of record Nov. 28,
1941.
This brings the total of Newmont payments for 1941 to $2,
dividends of 37 Vz cents per share having been paid in March, June
September.—V. 154, p. 659.
Rosario Mining Co.- -Earnings
1941
9 Mos. Ended Sept. 30—
new
fr.
oper.
expends,
before
1940
from
$595,599
13,031
$322,679
$452,981
10,685
42,464
operations
on investments-
$311,994
$410,517
52,899
27,428
divs.
Interest and
Neptune
on
deb.
Mining
notes, to Dec. 31,
the
30,
Gold
1938—
companies
Loss
on
154,
6,499
*5,734
$474,215
$650,731
$2.51
shares
on
Shipbuilding Corp.—Dividends—
$2 per share on the participat¬
and $2
Dec.
20,
1940,
and
nine
a
30, 1941, was based on
No provision for Federal income
months ended Sept.
required for the years
was
result of the deduction in the return for
debentures
10-year
$7,200,000
the year
due
Feb. 1, 1951, Buffalo
monthly, from March 1,
(which shall be in addition to such net
be constructed through funds originating in the net'
.depreciation reserve) or for the acquisition by purchase
or
redemption of bonds of the company, such acquisitions to be in
addition to depreciation accruals.
Kilowatt hrs. generated and purchased—
1941
1940
Three months ended Sept. 30
2,726,299,483
2,196,996,462
Twelve months ended Sept. 30
10,137,907,318
8,451,875,057
Sales of manufactured gas, in cubic feet—
Three months ended Sept. 30——
—
1,663,326,800 1,575,166,606
Twelve months ended Sept. 30
7,454,633,800
7,065,239,500
Sales of mixed gas, in therms—
Three months ended Sept. 30
4.853,780
4,359,144
Twelve months ended Sept. 30
25,876,999
22,366,735
additions
as
to utility plant
may
increase in the
—V.
153, p.
698.
(& Subs.)—-
Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Co.
Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues ___
Operat. revenue deduct.
previous
w,:
a
income-
income
$3,476,984
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$3,032,723 $12,856,802 $11,534,224
2,827,031
2,430,095
10,278,791
8,728,310
$649,953
$602,627
$2,578,011
$2,805,914
Income
858
Dr621
$607,023
$2,577,390
Note—Provision
____
for
349,539
362,771
1,404,953
1,447,418
$244,252
$1,172,437
$1,373,995
Federal
income
1941, was based on 31%
taxes
for
Northampton Street Ry.
months
ended
1137.
-Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—194©
$1,754
_______
♦Loss—V. 153, p.
9
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
profit
the
of the estimated taxable income.—
153, p. 844.
Net
15,49$
$2,821,413-
$301,271
deductions
30,
4,396
$650,810
—
income
Net income—
Sept.
payment on each issue was
quarterly dividend of 10c. a share on Jan. 2, 1935.—V. 154, p. 695.
and
5,301,618
premium
net additions
$3.45
on the founders' shares, both payable Nov, 27 to
holders of record Nov. 17.
Dividends of $1 were paid on June 29, last,
ing
6,634,774
1941, to Feb. 1, 1951, inclusive, from net income before payment of
dividends not less than $40,000, which shall be used for payment of
V,
New York
984,460
and unamortized debt discount and expense on
bonds refunded in October, 1939.
{Pursuant to the order of the P. S.
Commission of New York in connection with the sale in April, 1941,
the
of
Gross
180.
Directors have declared a dividend of
the
for
and 1940 as
1939
Other
$2.04
p.
2,424,025
by New York Power & Light Corp.
1939
28,513
8,796
share
2,424,025
600,309
Operating
$384,611
—
Earnings per
$582,568
38,134
14,257
Investments
Profit
606,006
7,356,80(P-
24,295
1940
Interest, for period from July 1, '40
;
to June 30, '41
________—
7,725,643
606,006
—
31% of the estimated taxable income.
taxes
28,513
1939
year
9,058,799
1939
properties-
new
on
7.356,800
1,590,466
stocks of
pref.
on
corporation
on
properties
Expenditures
1,839,200
Niagara Electric Corp. is required to set aside,
stock, no par value, payable Nov.
Profit
1,839,200
stocks
income
Divs.
of
Newmarket Mfg. Co.—$1.50 Dividend—
New York & Honduras
15,082,443
'Changed to give effect to major adjustments made during year 1940.
for Federal income taxes by corporation and subsidiary
the common
Directors have declared a dividend of $1.50 per share on
and
9,703,557
16,413,60©
.
{Provision
stock,
a
9,859,358
^9,667
1,206,315
pref.
2,386,736
3,045,515
1
on
769,184'
,2,539,293
deductions^.—
{Balance
$1.50 Dividend—
with
declared
income
subsidiaries
of
$5,167,696
New Jersey Zinc Co.—To Pay
have
income
1940
made in 1941 and 1940,
account of extraordinary expense incident to the 1938
to June
Federal income taxes for the first nine months
the Revenue
1941—12 Mos. 1940
100,128,969
89,520,060
20,075,990 *16,799,308
74,678,299 *65,504,243
income
Balance
after taxes
income
Interest
1941 have been adjusted to conform with the provisions
Act of 1941. The charges for excess profits tax, made
on
an
estimated basis while the enactment of this legislation was
pending
have been reversed as the company is of the opinion that,
under the said Revenue Act, it had incurred no liability for this tax.—
V. 153, p. 994.
of
t$0 07
$2,273,443 : $2,371,164
-
Other
Note—Charges of $14,787 and $59,163 were
for
$2,491,164
120,000
9
$88,630
$2.22
Sept. 30—
Interest
28,446
the
25,486,645
deductions.
rev.
Gross
y$0.20
$1.34
operating revenue
♦Profit.—V.
Balance
$529,771
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.—Earnings—
12 Mos. End.
Interest
22,478
for
1941—3 MOS.—1940
Sept. 30—
revenues
Operating
1941—9 Mos—1940
tDeficit,—V. 153, p. 995.
24,775
260,252
$2,393,443
dividends-
pref.
$4,490,830
1,688,488
256,026
31,694
taxes
of the estimated taxable income.—
<j><
700,900
33,050
interest
Amortization of debt
General
Miscellaneous
$4,408,682.
income
Niagara Hudson Power Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
tOper.
share, on com.
per
,/Poss.
Co.
'
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$292,541
*$4,730
after all chgs.
earn,
Profit
Net
Federal
based on 31%
435.
p.
period End.
[Including Subsidiary]
■'
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
$24,503,777 $23,360,876
—
purchased for resale
1
Amortization of gas conversion expenditures—
Other operation
expense
Gas
154,
Operating
Candy Co., Inc.—Earnings-
for
was
$2,767,545
months ended
1
"'
Directors
135, p. 1135.
Operating revenues
V.
respectively, on
hurricane.—V. 153, p. 557.
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.—Income Statement30—
National
after
::
Co.—To Pay 15.-Cent Dividend^a dividendok 15c. per share on the common
10 to holders of record Dec. 5.
Like amount was
paid on June 10, last; dividend of 10c. paid on Dec. 23, 1940, and 15c.
paid on April 25, 1940, and on Dec. 15, 1939, this latter being the
first payment made since June 15,
1938, when 5c. per share was
distributed.—V. 154, p. 247.
Years Ended Sept.
153, p. 1135.
Earn,
stock, payable Dec.
Gross
-V.
Sept. 30, 1941,
1,176,180
$7,166,701
accrued,
Capital paid-up
Surplus
income
Note—Provision
$2,636,163
625,833
ment, but not due, &c.
reserves
(pro rata)
Premium
Other
Net
*$2,784
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$10,195
$4,548
1006
FINANCIAL CHRONICLJE
THE COMMERCIAL a
Northwestern Public
Statement
Operating
Of
Income
Service
For Twelve
revenues—Electric
Co.—Earnings—
Months Ended Aug. 31,
—
Gas
-
-
operating
9.447
Operating expenses and taxes
—
2,232,618
,
of
50
cents
share
per
New
York
should
court, by an order dated
11, 1940, ordered and directed the corporation to issue 120,000.
of common stock to Atlas
Corp. as fair and reasonable com¬
pensation for all claims of Atlas Corp.
against the corporation's
predecessor for its services, including the services of its associates,
in
the
reorganization
on
Jan. 26,
of
directors,
1940,
at
proceedings.
of Jan.
as
a
Net
income
$687,935
(net)——
Gross
and
.
other
-V.
income
Ended
Mos.
Sept.
Corp.
1941
—————
Operating expenses, maintenance
for
Subs.)—Income Account
(&
50,000
$57,000
Gross
depreciation
&
$336,268
168,564
17,712
'
<
$315,230
186,613
—
*
$131,942
debt
of
and
premium
dividends
of
amortiz.
debt
discount
&
42,905
etc.,
exp.,
___
_
taxes—
reserve
'Federal
154,
and
Canadian
operating
normal
income
Gas
$9,126
Net
Operating
;
3,308,496
256,652
583,220
State
income
762,092
_
other
$4,451,940
income—net
retire,
accruals-
reserve
Net
income
Gross
1,237,580
$3,308,824
$3,535,737
641,562
-i
income
Preferred
stock
Preferred
■
■
—
stock
288,029
s
273,165
Acquired
of
process
fund
and
$2,039,715
770,000
678,493
Materials
r--'
1,210,090
7,233
$100
466,181
Preferred,
prior
stock
(58,000
value)
91,055
shares
$5,800,000
Other
Dividends
declared
Customers'
—i.
deposits
!
accrued
——————
Other current and accrued liabilities
Deferred
(J. C.)
1
to
Oct.
31,
12
Mos.
Operating
Provision
Gross
inclusive
Interest
&
other
i
deductions
t V
'
.
stock
1940.
This
Sheet
"
Sept.
30,
of
($100
—V.
income
1940
Prov.
to
long-term
associated
153,
p.
59,932
Operating
___
68
321,127
$1,288,805
1,080,735
924,478
$267,835
$364,326
Dr959
;
$32,058,392
$2,749,050
25,999
income
6,505
Net
$266,875
deductions
$370,832
175,926
3,910,147
___;
—
3,579,431
10,320,277
___.
9,423,542
1,403,844
Balance Sheet Sept.
1,518,343
3,242,989
2.867,791
1,571,800
1,199,700
taxes—
profits
771,600
intangibles.
3,555,000
3,555,000
$6,850,165
53,227
$7,139,545
$6,903,392
$7,303,108
$184,533
funded
on
$2,108,550
debt
on notes
pay. to Commonwealth Edison Co.
Amortization of debt discount and
expense—
Other
interest
charges
charged to construction
—
$2,108,550
__
1,350.000
common
0^1
stock
(42,500
shares
no
430,281
6,237
7,764
-
Cr84,685
___5
$3,093,009
-
from
revenues
1940.—V.
affiliated
153,
Directors have declared
■
mon
$42,500;
no
stock,
Crl7,588!
p.
companies:
$3,424,101
$2,812,331
in
1941;
pnrrpnt.
year, volume amounted to
in the same period last
of stores located in the
majority
a
.-v.
:•
^
*
-
-
•
in
J
October,
payable
of
15
previously.—V.
gain of 9.7%
Dec.
1
cents
paid
Sept.
on
154, p. 799.
New York Stock
additional
shares
making
of
a
.
debt,
«««
.
6,458,133 shares of
1,
1938,
and each
three
,■
..
stock
common
128.170
$1)
(par
shares
of
239,446
___—
*
.
•
shares
of
stock
common
as
the
Purpose
stock
U.
S.
40,534
^
41,744
12,567
•
-
5,250
rT+-
income— _1—
—
Drl2,904
Dr25,156
$196,347
$136,639
income;
Retirement
(reserve
Net
accruals
53,572
53,953
$142,775
$80,686
79.585
income
...
.....
company—
7,283
—
7,101
179.585
1 22,410
| l-' 3,513
$48,805
t$24,823
•
from
income
parent
charges...
income
*The
Revenue
Act
has not
liability, if
of
1941
yet
as
under the
any,
having
completed
excess
/Balance
only
recently been enacted, the
studies to determine its
necessary
profits tax provisions thereof.
Sheet
Sept.
30,
tLoss.
1941
Assets—Utility plant, $2,995,430; cash, $21,683; accounts receivable,
$139,471; receivable from associated companies, $5,478; materials and
supplies, $82,380; prepayments, $6,560; deferred debits,
$7,986; total,
$3,258,987.
Liabilities—Common
capital stock (47,900 shares no par), $479,000;
debt,
$1,525,815;
accounts
payable,
$41,698;
payables
to
companies, $25,078; customers' deposits, $16,851; taxes ac¬
crued,
$15,593;
interest
accrued,
$18,299;
deferred
credits,
$2,920;
reserves, $493,386; contributions in aid of construction, $53,794; earned
surplus, $586,556; total, $3,258,987.—V. 153, p. 848.
long-term
assoc'ated
Earnings—
&
Lake
Ontario
Year End.
Operating
Water
Service
Income
Sept. 30—
revenues
1941
—
....
...
General operation
———vij...
—»
Regulatory commission expenses
exp. transferred to construction—credit—
Provision
for
Corp.-
,
Statement of
uncollectible
1940
$593,166
214,278
V 1,503
$532,735
5,656
5,111
accounts
•
190,148
1,997
720
720
Maintenance
28,386
32,792
25,289
25,163
on
official
.
"
or
warrants
District
for
Court
the
for
notice
66,390
security
income
Capital
stock
34,589
purchase
3.528
1,020
$207,811
Net earnings
income
10,877
913
$189,756
Other
Total
68.471
13.472
''V:
3,974
Federal
59
income
93
$207,871
;
$189,850
deductions
90,550
income
94,404
$117,320
:
$96,445
•
Balance
Sheet
as
of
of
- -
the
^
...
14,860
Social
Assets—Utility
investment
ous
of Issuance
property
Excise
deferred
and
29,355.
40,097
>
Gross income bef, retire, reserve accruals
6%. preferred stock and
stock applied for.
Authority- for
of
1940
$488,769
$161,794
Net
-
common
1941
$532,441
—
.
plant
and
charges,
Sept. 30,
1941
(including intangibles), $5,431,959; miscellane¬
deposits, $386; current assets, $218,479;
special
$619;
total,
$5,649,444.
■
Liabilities—Common stock
plan pf reorganization of the corporation's predecessor provided
that Atlas Corp. should be entitled to receive for
its, services rendered
in connection with the reorganization
proceedings and the plan such
number
Co.—Earnings—,
———
—$209,250
Other
months
The
such
-
Sept. 30—
operating
Exchange has authorized the listing of 120,000
common
total of
in
$194,134
-
*:
dividend of 45 cents per share on the com¬
to, holders of record Nov. 17.
This com¬
a
over
———-241,171
Utility
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.—Listing—
issuance,
a
'
revenues
Maintenance
Income
:
a
the company. reported on Nov. 6.
chain of drug stores in Illinois and Wisconsin.
Depreciation
998.
25 cents paid in each of three
preceding quarters; 35 cents
paid on Dec. 2, 1940; 25 cents paid in each of the three preceding
quarters; 85 cents paid on Dec. 1, 1939; 25 cents on Sept. 1 and on
June 1, 1939; 15 cents on March
1, 1939; 55 cents on Dec. 1, 1938; and
par), $350,-
long-term
$3,051,000; current liohilit.ips $493,182; piistnmorc' advances for con¬
liabilities, JftAQ'? IfO* customers' aH„on,.ocstruction, $2,152; ' reserves,
$802,304;
contributions
in
aid
of
con¬
struction, $993; capital surplus, $278,172; earned 'Surplus >since^ Jan.
1, 1940, $174,048; total, $5,194,350.—V. 153, p. 997.
nnn-
current
$1,365,119
over
Operation
pares with
•
(7,000 shs.
par),
operates
12 Mos. Ended
..
1,350,000
430,281
___
'
Liabilities—$6 cumulative preferred stock
;*
the
of
Gen.
income
'Includes
The
30, 1941
Assets—Plant, property, rights, franchises, etc., $4,424,217; special
deposits, $10,065; current assets, $551,983; deferred charges, $208,086;
total, $5,194,350.
000;
history.
27.4%,
163,563
186,298
$90,949
Income
39,501
$490,879
25,990
income
dividends
Gross
pref.
year,
Roanoke Gas
57,136
$3,394,359
L—
for
last
154, p. 662. ;
Taxes—real
v
~
Interest and other
Company
Purity Bakeries Corp.—To Pay 45-Cent Dividend—
1940
$1,348,570
;
profits taxes
excess
205,195
months
of
$213,001
like month
—V.
115,946
335,976
1941
income
Sales totaled
(the
7,929,033
-i-■
i—.,
_.
$2,750,326 in
Net earnings
for Fed.
prov.
Reed Drug Co.—Sales—
/
-
Other
affiliated companies—
Int.
$281,771
1138.
•
ten
gain
a
Advances
1940
______
income
Interest
$617,748
$318,783
__
(no
the company's
$23,956,277
113,759
____
v
revenues
18,728
$735,576
necessary)
Interest—bonds
Illinois—Earnings—
operating income
Interest
Sept. 30—
taxes
Rochester
"
Other
cumulative pre¬
$503,637; accounts
$1,594; dividends
$35,046,180
Gross
(net)
Operating expenses and taxes
l-
deferred
1941
_____
operation
Other
$620,193
-//-/ 2,377
Peoples Water & Gas Cot—Earnings
V Year Ended
13,229
33,233
r—
6%
debt,
companies,
.*$26,447,755
for deprec. & amortization of
Net
2,781
_
340,000
——
—..._...———
excess
63,980
......
_
712,260
Virginia and Maryland, with
Pittsburgh area.—V. 154, p. 547.
customers'
_
Federal
Net
Net
-
$1,853,028
Taxes—general
/.•Federal income
income
625,562
$639,911
& expense, etc., of corporation
p
1
871,021
contingencies—^
first
Operating
_
$1,305,689
66
premium
equipment charged
discount
inc.
in
customers'
$7,174;
Federal
Subs.)—Income
subsidiaries
discount,
14,505
$73,047; prepayments, $3,368;
par),; $494,500;
payables
accrued,
Provisions
!
debt
other
i_.
level
$94,166
•••'.'
1941.
total, $2,133,908.
$15,234;
Maintenance
is
$642,759
__^
amortiz.
and
prop,
17,109,326
$1,417,357
435,670
for
the
1,655
8,484,666
Other
$277,641,525
were
-*•
Int.,
'30,208
$104,292
14,835
———
preferred stock
on
Power purchased—from
From others
665,911
__
■
/."Balance
,
of
$126,029
23,397
3,632
Gas
$1,372,650
__
-
West
$137,321
—
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues—electric
$54,990,564
19'41
—
expenses,
maintenance and taxesfor depreciation & retirements
Minority interest
■
(&
Ended Sept. 30—
income
$164,561
38,532
<
—
Total
State Water Corp.
Gross earnings
and
Gross
3,049,978
with
Pennsylvania
5,307,566
—
Sales in the first ten months this year were, at a. new record
for the period in Rand's history.
Rand's operates a chain of retail drug stores in
Pennsylvania, Ohio,
4,114
42,138
State, local and miscellaneous Federal
/'
8,706,403
;
income
company
1941
expenses
—„—
year.
$160,446
—
Public Service Co. of Northern
6,718,983
$225,055,733 for the same period in
increase of $52,585,792 or 23.37%.—V.
154, p. 546.
san
accruals,
materials and supplies,
Heating
Jan.
In
15,811
243.389
$59,227,244
from
and
profit for period—
154, p. 755.
month
16,431
$179,459
accruals
reserve
—
Gas purchased
sales
costs
studio
costs)
$1,739,623,
/;■{* 16,178
8,500
charges
declared, $14,835;
Penney Co.- -Sales-
compared
18,536
reserves,
30.89
Total
18,238
$170,959
bonds
$1,341;
interest
Sales for the month of October, 1941 were $38,718,294 as compared
$29,581,487 for October, 1940. This is an increase of $9,136,807
as
20,710
income
income
ferred
with
or
film
participations
Rand's* Pittsburgh—Sales—
1940
——
—
reserve
on
Water
.
1,828,643
i
Sales of Rand's, retail drug chain, totaled $179,314 in October, a
gain of 17.9% over $152,106 in the like month last year, the company
reported on Nov. 5.
October 1941 sales were the highest for that
140,136
_
/' Liabilities—common stock ($25 par), $250,000;'
868.
p.
$31,583,033
income—^
declared
—V.
$351,429
149,663
—
income
$41,750;
1,288,666
468,926
4,165,030
-
154,
1941
$393,018
—
deposits, $36,718; taxes accrued, $25,701;
advances for construction, $6,235;
$488,895; contributions in aid of construction, $1,150; earned
surplus, $288,234; total, $2,133,908.—V. 153, p. 847.
6,161,295
Total
of
and
for
for
provision
12,622
16,816
_
other operating
considered
Net
*.
sub¬
918,936
—
Reserves
-V.
is
1940,
payable,
-
174,184
——
fund
for the
company
and Septi 30,
tThere is no
285,541
credits
Earned surplus
1941,
basis.
12,138
1,347,101
482,408
unclaimed
—————
Interest
186,280
340,541
.
J
Dividend certificates,
Taxes accrued
30,
1,038,700
—
Aug. 30, 1941
during the period on 7% cum. conv.
stock of Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp.,
subsidiary—
.
income
debits,
8,250,000
23,200,000
~.i 185,051
—
is
$5,596,890
Assets—Utility plant,, $1,981,202; cash, $33,199; accounts receivable-,
4,552,750
8,250,000
i;—" 26,700,000
and/or accrued
the
allow¬
-
:: Net profit
22,734
$7,074,982
.
_
Dividends declared
$5,800,000
($50 par)—%* 4,552.750
Accounts payable"-—
for
2,030
shares,
Common, 550.000 shares ($15 par)
Long-term debt
i___
from
over
Sundry other charges™
Prov.
49,498
Sept. 30—
Balance
—
(net)
Sept.
sinking
operating
Interest
55,670
12,374
$59,227,244 $54,990,564
stated
5%
a
...
,
convertible
$5,619,624
33,150
Gross
'.
Liabilities—
ended
—
Retirement
748,862
supplies
Total
$5.50
taken
predecessor,
on investments and
capital assets
Provision for investments in affil. cos. not consol—
6,995
390,485
Net
I
debits
Gross income bef. retire,
62,653
and
assets
income
Total
4,345,053
income—net—
2,911
—
—
debits
5,596,890
period
provision for depreciation made by the
revenues
Utility
Other
1,173,526
Prepayments
Deferred
the
Provision
$1,274,571
$7,206,472
of
$1,609,582
Maintenance—,
415,200
-
receivable
the
corporation's
35,115
6,649
receivable
Accounts
2.
Income
Special deposits
Notes
t154,000
1940
72,132
-
of
the
proceedings, for initial expenses of organ¬
corporation, and for other adjustments affecting the
$33,411,676
Interest
81,992
surplus
12 Mos. Ended
Operation
4,817,469
accounts
Cash
$1,335,950
t61,379
—
surplus
Taxes—general
1941
,
reclassification—
value
of
(
$51,915,469 $52 ,816,765
in
prop,
Investment
the
profit
Other
Porto Rico Gas & Coke Co.—Earnings—
273,160
$1,887,679
Utility plant
tax
surplus at end of period
Operating
,
Net
y
excess profits tax in the above
shown figures as the company at this
time does not have a t$x liability of this nature.!—V. 153/p. 998.
11,840
,
'
■
earned
on
58,844
Comparative Balance Sheet Aug. 31
Assets—
in
reorganization
respect of
Divs.
$2,612,744
319,000
dividends
of
film
to
265,445
$1,763,582
income tax__
r
stantially
44,325
—
income
beginning
at
periods
—
surplus
2,294,266
$3,726,903
264,500
sale of property
on
♦The annual
—
.
in
$3,895,661
2,266,213
surplus
Miscell.
requirements:
Balance for common stock and
Common
surplus
12-month
$5.50 convertible prior preferred
.
the
operating and general expensesDepreciation, and amortiz. of cap. assets (other than amts.
*
for Fed.
prov.
earned
to
1,776
$2,479,844
prior preference
a
Other
168,758
$4,294,295
Federal
173,038
-
dividend
Convertible 6 %
bef.
for
152,762
—
191,297
debt
term
Cr9.670
....——
$4,102,998
—
(net)
deductions
Earned
■
premium
Other income charges
Net
——
long
income
Total
-■
debt
to
the general reserve segregated
at Jan.-1, 1940.
Such general reserve*
$5,000,000, was authorized by the board
segregation of initial capital surplus, to provide for
as
of
reorganization
Royalties
*886.660
1,613,116
692,887
1—
Bank ■ loans, ———is—,
Amortization of debt discount and expense, less
corporation
amount
Loss
Loss
:
in
determined
by Atlas Corp. and its associates
$4,773,317
1,159,571
Interest—bonds
;
1941,
its par value of $120,000 and that the considera¬
labor done shall be capital and shall be
charged
the
the
Amortization
589,626
*927,359
earnings
on
income
Net
596
$4,468,395
accruals
reserve
to
in
of
as
17,
the corporation's predecessor and
the corporation has been ordered and directed
by
120,000 shares of its common stock to Atlas Corp.
capital-surplus
Rents and
$4,772,721
16,455
before
income
Gross
in
Oct.
Total
3,365,379
1,487,805
;
income
Earned
Retirement
equal
in
meeting held
a
labor done
$10,267,767 $10,181,684
depreciation
income
net
Interest
Sundry
Provision
Other
at
Income—Theatre admissions, film rentals and sales
321,738
785,668
and
Other
subject to the listing of
the registration
Exchange and
period prior to Jan. 1, 1840.
1940
599,693
for
taxes
Total
$9,421,698
291,167
Taxes—Federal
taxes.—
-
3,342,677
Maintenance
of
issue
1940
$9,454,672
revenues
profits
excess
Co.—Earnings—
. S
\
1941
30—
revenues
earnings
Total
1941
the
reorganization of
adjustments
ances
$707,000
3,149,912
Provision
Co.—Earnings—
Operation
;
the
which
issue
books
ization
and
Operation
91,768
General
Natural
Oklahoma
Corp.
Stock
the board
order
.
directors,
received
directors
any
963.
p.
Portland General Electric
of
12 Months End. Aug. 31—
of
235,000
$830,000
12 Mos. Ended Sept.
1137.
p.
authorized
Consolidated Income Statement, 34 Weeks Ended
$100,895
11,773
least
so
the
originally
v
$942,000
profit
Gross
income
153,
1940
937,000
—
of
to
from .initial
30
I-
$1,767,000
——
Maintenance
Net
—V.
at
tion
excess
of
of
court
trustee
31,975
—
_
is
profits taxes.
profits taxes
excess
respect
respect
the
1,271
$32,183
corporation
and
board
in
200,000
on
before
'Tax
V.
subsidiaries
of
1941,
York
effected
was
to such
27,
to Atlas
stock
New
the fair value of the
in
$554,000
Consolidated Earnings for 12 Months Ending Sept.
Profit
$134,142
C
45,080
—.
$43,957
Int.,
income
861,000*
$738,000
,
1941
expense
etc., of subsidiaries
Preferred
normal
$754,000
12,523
& taxes—
retirements
income
amortiz.
(net),
Canadian
and
that
years.
Net
Int.,
$1,599,000
1940
30—
Gross earnings
Provision
t272,000
$232,000
The
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$107,000
tAdusted to reflect pro rata portion of income and
Cities Water
Ohio
12
upon
reorganization
Pursuant
thereof with the SEC.
/■
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$504,000
profit
'Federal
154, p. 154.
30—
taxes
reserve
Net
$371,714
for
^
before
'Tax
318,808
deductions
—
Such
1940.
.
-
Net
(& Subs.) —Earnings—
Period End. Sept.
Profit
$690,523
income
Interest
Poor & Co.
2,587
operating
income
common
the
stock
1,
meeting held Feb.
120,000 shares of
such
Other
11. 1941
Tne
approve.
shares
Dec.
on
of
Sept.
the
on
par
preceding quarters and ar year-end dividend of 75 cents paid
8, 1939.—V. 154, p. 869.
$2,920,553
revenues
dividend
a
$25, payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 25.
This compares with 50 cents paid on Sept. 10, last; 25 cents paid on
June 10 and on March 8, last; a year-end dividend of 75 cents paid
on
Dec.
10, 1940; dividends of 25 cents paid in each of the three
670,381
—
declared
have
stock,
capital
Tuesdays Novcmher
District
Phelps-Dodge Corp.—50-Cent Dividend—
Directors
1941
$2,240,726
—-
Heating
Total
•
of
Southern
(2 000 shares, no par),
$50,000j first mort¬
gold bonds, $1,776,000; due to New York Water Service Corp.;
$232,000: current liabilities, $97,884; deferred liabilities, $21,107; re¬
gage
6%
serves,
surplus,
V.
153,
$599,626;'Contributions
$1,792,919; earned
1140. " ' "
p.
-
in
aid
surplus,
'
.
• '
of
construction, $38,725; capital
$1,041,183*;: i total,- $5,649,444.—
'
Operating revenues
Operations
—
,
————.4,256,; •'
•Maintenance
4,429
;
.Provision .for retirements &
Plant
Land
11,-174
5i0'459
)
— 309,930
e293,716
4 P
V
v
30796
and
-3-------------"-------------- --:- —*
Other
27068
.
4,538
■.
1007
.
■
Period End. Sept. 30—
1941—3 Mos.—1940 v 1941—12 Mos.—1940 -r
Operating revenue
„ $13,438,999 $12,624,063 $47,955,183 $46,116,424
Production expense...,.
813,451
781,555
2,962,978
2,601,783
transmission expense..
194,529
189,577
783,439
717,087
Distribution expense...
525,357
666,743
2,556,959
2,921,537
Commercial expense—*.
682,921
672,405
2,717,713
2,730,537
$28 520
-
P
-
(net)'""-
Receivables
Inventories
;
.
Southern California Edison Co., Ltd.—Earnings—*
^
'
'■
-.v.
.
„
Balance Sheet, Sept. 30, 1941
.
Ca^hSe''S~
-3,870
■
10,624, .<•"
(including Income taxes)
—
replacements-—;
-Taxes
.A
.
' '1941
1940
-—-—1 ; $84,985..- i.
$87,753
—;-r--———:r_- r; ..
42,381 ?
41,393
'
30—
Ended Sept.
:
—nL
Gas Co.—Income-Statement—
St. Augustine
Years
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4005
Volume 154
>
Admin.
^
^
&
gen.
654,939
expense
517,208
2,353,029
2,325,017
'
'
"-rpntai
'
Net
revenues—.
1———
r
$23,293;
income———-—-—.———50
operating
Non-operating
income
Gross
1
Interest• to American Gas & Power
deduction
•Other
-
153, p.> 1140.
;
.
>
,
Operating revenue
General
Gen.
Federal
&
v
£
_w_i——
frbm
Net' earnings
•'
Int.
.
3,663
■%
26,256
30,270
•,
i
"
Tax
■
•,
interest—'
bond
on
y..'"- viV lj-
Net
—V.
'
**
.
"
30—
Years EJnded Sept:
revenue——
,
47,362
46,005
$184,291
> 540
—.
income-
•Non«operat(ng
;
*■
r.'
.V V
income
Gross
-
;
^ '»
■-.;■•
$200,452
540
"
; Interest deductions
—
Amortization of; debt discount and expense^—
'•
■
' ■■■■'-»■ 1
"
$184,831.
————•
-
$563,834
205,611
.21,654
$564,781
^4.525
; 20,412
_.
ti
».
$209,992
11,350.
•
_
yPreferred, -dividends
$155,364
;■
__—
Operating
operation
28,068
11,687...
•
revenues
V.
of ' net irfcome--—_—$102,616
$127,296
Utility operat.
Co.—To Pay Extra Dividend-
extras of 25 cents paid in the three
50 cents in addition to a dividend
paid on Feb. 26, 1940.—V. 154, p. 339.
V
quarters and an extra of
L*
retir.
Interest
4
Adminis.
stock tax——
cap.
'Federal income
Tax
928
Profit
Dividends.
Amt.
ad-
to
necessary
y
,
398
i
405
■
2,126,556
;
:'
:
r
•
to
due
Inc.the
117,119
restating
.
••
"
.
r——ry
—^—
Other
Cr29,180
-12,563
.
Ci«6,444
•
11
'
- - -
•
.
Investment in shares of
30
banks-.-——C-—--—
.4,143,173 i
1
—--.
$569,879
r
.
-'" ♦Cost
securitiesiL_cc_i^i._^ i.Dr714,643
-
-
value—V. 153,
>
i.Dr778,592
$6,506,000. ;• $6,546,561
Sherritt Gordon Mines, Ltdi-r-Earnings—
i
.
-
.
u~'
;
Earnings for the Quarter-. Ended S.ept, 30,
.
from metal sales
.Net return
1941
,,<f.Operating''profit
.-L'
"t-l
I
i
h
*
p,
800.
~
■
'
Net
jv,;.',-
'
—
Engineering Co.—Earnings—
——
Earns:-• per,
Stock
'
.
;
after .taxes..
sh.-* of -com.;
,'iV■'- ■■■
]ast;
29, May 29 and Feb. 28,
Like extras were Paid on Aug-
15-
and
29
Noy
153,
1940;
30>
Aug
Nov
and Peb
1939
29
28
193g
1003..
p.
-
Fed.
s
y
$Oi7747,';^-;^!;j$0<36',-t,UHL'», $l»t32.
$0.81
taxe$?based*vhy<ull?y«arliabHityl^V':1^
J '
48,473
$4,359,264
V. 154, p. 965.
•
nnncon
^
r
.
.
\
Sunray Oil Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
tn,
93^237
■
^PtriojkEnd. Sept.30—..
151,974
141,241
152,366
Earn, per Shi com. stk.
- $0.15^
$0.02
+
$0.29
, $002^
'After depletion, depreciation, Federal income taxes, &c.—V. 153,
P- 1004.
78,585
97,820
62,115
92,585
273,510
404,852
238,971
359,740
...
781,700.
;:;
112
'
~r————
■
$559,054
3,300
'
..
$1,474,975
$311,702
2,916
•
>
.
i
"Prov.
_
1
>
•
843
3,482
per
,
4,'.;
10,905
7,398
prof its tax154,461
—
26.310
261,935
,90,924
;79,199
292.404
.
-
,31.788
^shate of,
4,000
44,033
48,000
18,261
185,696
198,645
^
revenues.
14,250
—
—
—
14,250
18,261
454
,-454
5,450
; 8,862 "
84,180
•:
-■ ■
■
.
Gross
152,890
income
Int; 0n mortgage bonds
Other int. " & deducts.—
-
-e,)
6,822
Int. charged to constr.
$541,876
Net- income
$2,48
$3.80
$1.05
$1.2ff
.
144)206
8,937
3,571
re-
appropriations
Other income
64,750
,
1
stock;
retirement
.-■■■-■
19,052
■—TZZZ7Z—V-i.'
$220,346
$805,184
14,808
9,617
151,227
Net operat.
—
$263,863
income
; common
•
„
AAe
691,419
27,431
'
taxes'^-1——
serve
4,066
.
707,500
2,130
3,417
12,585
—
2,936
7,718
56,752
3,534
profits.
exc.
prop,
■
1,000
..
.mQrmal „tax—
for
taxes
14,224
2,735
58,001
—
-----
—$8,974
Divs. applic. to pref.
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1941—Month—1940
operating / revenues^$1,972,464
$1,739,487
Uncollectible oper. rev.J -v
2,500 ... 2,000
.
revenues.^
expenses——
$1,969,964
V. 1,275,580
Net
1941—9 Mos.—1940
$16,995,013 $15,124,231
38,500
20,500
:-
■
.
$694,384
1,131,904
$607,517
207,192
$5,909,544
2,777,117
Net
income—„
oper.
*$437,520
$400,325
$3,132,427
$3,284,193
325,577
2,433,412
p<
U)SS>—v<
Directors have declared
stock,
were
r
-
i
1940-
•,:
■
quprterly
2877."
regular
tributed.—V.
1
dividend of 50c
per
152,
-
>
■
1'
% i" l
■
*
•
25c.
V
of
dividends
p.
■
V-
per
share were
-
$109,535
35,000
$74,535
Earnings
Corn
earnings—
i^orp.
1941
46,861
40,532
$134,655
$44,329
from
income
sales—
operations
13,122
25,200
Net profit before providing for Fed. inc. taxes
Federal income taxes
'
Net profit
-
.Balance
Sheet
Sept.
30,
24,632
$26,146
52,000
—
-
$50,779
$122,577
'
^
6,449
$147,777
—
provision for depreciation
.
1940
$84,861
general and administrative expense—
share on the common
payable Nov. I to holders of record Oct. 28. -Dividends of 25c.
on May 1, last; 12%c. paid.on Jan. 28, last, and on Nov. 1,
25c
paid on Aug /1.. 1940; 12'/2c. paid on April 30, 1940, and
83,767
'
$61,877
Profit
•
Common Div.—
paid
nreviouslv
•
a
other
'
.
.
'
Hardware Co.—50-Cent
Southington
-
;
35,000
(
$70,577
1941
.
Assets—Cash, $90,790; accounts receivable (net), $106,875; inventory
of castings, finished and in process, $112,731; inventories of raw
dismaterials and supplies, $116,481; miscellaneous accounts receivable,
,
f -1 $410; -corporate stocks (at costb $4405; property, plant and equipment
-
s.'V"':v
'
'i'
■•>
Z
;
V
-
'■<
s
■^
■■-:;
•>"'.Cr85;
$181,516
from
2,616,089
v
Qfi4
■
5,450
,
—
profit
Selling,
$4,764,480
1,480,287
income
ri
Malleable & Mfff
lerre Hauie iviaiieauie ac
Profit
-
22
■
,198,667
$96,877
$10,945
—
Tam*a Hnutp
$1,737,487 $16,956 513 $15,103,731
1,129,970 11,046,969" 10,339,251
'517,818
revenue—'
' •■■■■"■;
186,393.
stocks for the period.^—
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
:h'b
oper.
--
—v. 154, p. 452.
Co.—Earnings—
Gross
ifvft Operating^
697
—Crll4
:
Balance
*
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$1,125,504 ll.OOI.O?^
di-
excl.
exp.,
for Fed. income
taxes
$735,044
13,191
1941—Month—1940
$95,358
$90,080
rect taxes
Prov
other
• v
income/taxes^-
^Earnings,
op'er.
;
...
$734,548
496
$1,474,863
7
Superior Water, Light & Power Co.—-Earnings—
93,804
199,653
24,258
$311,707
;
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
ODer
revenue deduc.;
619,143;,
•
:—....
Dr5
$559,047
.V;'-;:
Net
175,848
■
'
long-term.
on,
excess,
.Vrv
^
:
Co.r^50-C^nt Dividend^-
Dlfedtors? hAVjfe
• declared d' dlvidehd''of
50 cents per share on' jthe
stock, payable Nov. 25 to holders of record Nov. 15. Like
amount was paid on AUg. 25, last; and previous • distribution was
made on Oct. 15, 1940, and also amounted to 50 cents per share.—
.
common
211,693
Fed[er^l-surtax;.
t4
v
1941—3 Mos.—1940 -.^.1P41—9 Mos.—1940
for
55,108
$6,108,305
1,079
-Federal
^
7,476
.
$1,123,123
$460,976 $2,377;400 $1,096,405
275.634- y 95.123
;r.479.410
211,742
rtr,.115,900.;^y;*.5.4,696^.^19,7,410 ^•/121,752
-s»After pro-rata provision
Sullivan Machinery
1941—12 MQS.—1940
$5,989,705.' $4,252,779
63,492
58,011
36,524
r
42,843
•
income......—
.estate
Net
beforetaxes
profit
share
per
39,748
Prov, for income.takes,:.
,
-
Snyder Tool &
Profit
cents
12 Va
60,679
:
write-offs---—$244,140
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
dividend of
°N™promm!.:::::::::
;—.....
\T
v
extra
an
38M23
——
Operating taxes
Realized profit befpre.
Capital expenditures
; i.:
154,
declared
52 W23
Other
23(00Q
\ft.U Provision^for-taxes:
—V.
Extra
1,178!946
*
,
15.
250*805
safety
and
"Operating
r" f.
—-—
Total incopae.,-—i...
».
15 to holders of record Nov.
Dec.
105'413
Other, int. and deducts.
_
$91,002
;
•
Southern New England Telephone
$955,982
,
;
!— ,V $264,981
—2,168.
Non-operating.revenue.
:•
Nov>
498,122
4
.::
.Development,Operating and. administrative,costs.—^
.
1
..
362!oi5
obligations;
Equipment obligations
-
.
.yt-
— .
,
'.
.
oper.. revenue
Interest
.
"
,,
.
common
-
...
>
t
rev..
Gross, income,
•
^ t^presented;-by::'Shares
p.'<il41;'^'4^.^.t^/-:?-'^*f
$4,857,816' '($5,052,708.4 in:}>1940)i
■/having no par
operating
.
.
Other
,
1,668,942
33,644
4,274,116
'.2,-20§,547X'yiS.SOO, 173
Total) - Iliii
revenue—;.-t—
revenue
Net
y
.
Unrealized "depreciation of
"
both payable
Directors have
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
> J941—3 Mos.—1940
$1,917,814
$1,263,340
'
16,565 ,
14,934
15,165
11,975
'
——
$1,949,545
$1,290,250
,234,662
Operating rents (net) _J
99,383
—
"
,
licenses
;
"7 • * (
154, p. 911.
$25,
—V.
Depreciation expense.—
Operating
taxes
and
-
;
^Capital -surplus
share in
share on
15.
16,
cents per
cents per
25
in addition to the regular quarterly dividend27of to holders of on the
like amount record
stock) par $10, both payable Nov.
4oS'?oo
oio'oSn
362,270
-
-
$6,506,000v $6,546,581
-W'ft;ft ■'
'-Reserve ^for-i taxes——-w———.——-——: - - ft |15,096 ,•. *
$20,1.00
; ^.Management .parUclpatlon^'^^i-L-iiii^-;-^^-":
4.900;
tGommon - -stock
:———5,000,000 - 5,000,000
;
declaied
declared.
^^arlexrpenst
.
1940. ■:
1,711,278 >
33,412,
•
—
Liabilities—.
;
--------
.expense
;
accrued interest receivable———
*Securities
.
of
Storkline Furniture Co.—Extra Dividend—
9,676
548.
Insurance
$2,138,415
—$618,137.v
—1———-
Total)
*717 094
$717,924
™^tSS?2n£S
- •
1941
Notes and
dividend
145'590
——
-
$2,233,468
$2,300,173
$2,205,547
• •
•
.Assets—
Cash
,
•
<79« OR7
$728,083
wspor^ton^ekpratse''
.
..
9,480
7M
$65,703
Equipment; maintenance
as
Balance-Sheet- Sept.
!
.
.419
.
stock in ; seven suburban hanks from
previously shown on books,-to"net asseb value of the
shares as shown by statements of condition of the banks June 30, 1937.
tLess $15,300 ($18,900 in 1939) income tax applicable thereto and less
$4,900 ($0,100 in 1939) reserve for management participation.
JLoss.
•
115,560
tfiTftTR
$67,878
■
•Amount necessary to adjust
'
,
of 50c. was paid on June 16, last; one of 25c. paid on Dec. 15, 1940,
and extra of 50c. paid on June 15, 1940.—V. 154, p. 583.
1,187
9,887
Total
r
v-.sy/...•
Capital surp. Sept. 30
'
dividend of 25
extra
an
quarterly
regular
the
...
par
-
$852,641
90,985
Express
*Cr5,707
22,475
..
'
original cost,
'
$830,142
806
845
.v;
'
,
••
■
:
Directors have declared an extra dividend of $1 in addition to the
regular semi-annual dividend of 50c. per share on the capital stock,
9,624
Crl2,539
,
,
—:——
:
•
stocks
,
share in
cents per
dividend of 40
extra
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey—Extra Dividend-
$76,978
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
117,580
^
purchased
■
'
debt
Period End. Sept^30--r-
2,133,877
1
116,984
etc.
amts, of-bk.
bk.
to
1940.—V.
8,125
divs.
oaies—
capital stock, both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov.
Like amounts were paid on Sept.
15, last; Dec. 16 and on Sept.
Cri77
154, p.
'
'
1
«
declared
have
Directors
addition
$981,201
128,560
$990,311
160,170
$76,246
Passenger, revenue
$2,260,224
2,117,885'
'
stock,',
Treas. shares
——
,
t $126,347
$148,949
$2,287,165. $2,275,505
fCr43,546
fCr87,645
2,226,596
-
—
Just
—V.
1941,
1,
Oct.
the
_
13,891
of
divs,
4,415
,
$10,-payable
par
of
"
&
Piefened
26,766
-
3,747
4,043
;
$169,280
.
$2,452,937
*Drl01,093
175,477
——
sold
secur.
on
■
$226,341
——
^
Total
:
$157,528
A stock,
Arrears as
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana—Extra Dividend—
inenmp
income
NAt
Net
1.
Dec.
at
.
surplus
'Previous
■
paid
income ^-—.
Net
•
4,900
'■
source
5,013
"
tax——
divs.
on
27,829
' 4,397.
1,800...
27,922
ekpenses_.L_.
Fed.
:
1938
,1939
$183,234
'26,690
$6 preferred class
record
Extra o£ 10 cents was paid on Sept. 15, last.-V. 154, p. 757,
•
—- —
—
$88,748
11,770
$90,137
long-term debt-
Amortization
^
..
3,671
before
__
.;
Standard Oil Co. of California—Extra Dividend—
$977,530
3,489
discount.
Other income charges.-
$203,704
$265,104
dividends—_
&
$986,822
Dr78
accruals
income
premium
1940
1941
Sept. 30—
Mos. End.
$88,826
Dr68
:
on
the
of
Directors have declared an
•
Int.
holders
r
112.190
157,365
211,091
accruals
reserve
reserve
Gross
of $1 was
Shawmut Association—Earnings—
*
9
108,316
231,746
263,653
.
income
Gross
Retire,
preceding
25, last;
paid on Feb.
7,998
22,840
$90,205
income
December
,■.
Corporation reports sales in its retail stores for the four weeks
ending Nov. 1, 1941, 13.78% above those for the same four weeks of
1940, and for the 48 weeks ending Nov. 1, 1941, 14.55% ahead of the
corresponding period of 1940.
The manufacturing division, from a bid recently negotiated has
received a contract for 20,000 pairs of Army Service shoes amounting
to $75,800. This contract gives the Company an aggregate of 513,000
pairs totaling $1,746,320 from Government contracts since Dec. 31,
1940,—V. 154, p. 662.
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$2,460,873 $2,221,130
870,336
762,954
23,410
(net)
Other income
declared a quarterly dividend of 50 cents per
share and an extra dividend of 50 cents per share on the common
-stock, both payable Nov. 25 to holders of record Nov. 15.
Extras of
25 cents were paid on Aug. 25 and on May 26, "last; extra of 50 cents
5
Nov.
on
$954,157
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on
the common stock, both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 15.
6,582
income.
Other
(W. A.) Scheaffer Pen
Directors
to
8
©pencei onoe l/Orp,
:
.
36,472
__—_
Taxes—Federal
153, p. 1141.
accumulations on
$657,056,
22,502
Maintenance
Remainder;
:
amounted to $10.73 a share.-V. 154, p. 548.
aggregating
1941-^-Month—1940
$235,900
$210,999
80,138
67,924
___
•■
$1,765,738
$1,085,798
Directors have declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on account
Dec.
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Earnings—
3,322
..
$114,304
——
of
$3,119,000; demand
'note payable to Federal Water Service Corp., etc., $368,997;
due to
parent
company
(New
York Water Service Corp.—loan
account),
$480,238;
current
liabilities, $152,770;
deferred liabilities, $39,114;
reserves, $721,844; contributions in aid of construction, $113,111; capi¬
tal
surplus, $563,599; earned deficit, $239,354;
total, $7,113,719.—
V. 152, p. 3359, V. 153, p. 1141.
.
$1,134,815
Southwest Natural Gas Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
(par $100), $750,000; long term debt,
stock
common
.
$3,584,626
1,256,288
1,193,522
.
1941
intangibles
plantr,includ-ng
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
Net
of Sept. 30,
as
'
"
...
■ ■■■
- ■ ■
$3,535,685 $12,398,363 $12,088,139
1,256,408
5,063.571
5,087,978
- 1,193,478
5,569,052
6,046,003
:
0f Revenue Act of 1941.
tDistributed to other accounts in
of each year.—V. 153, p. 1001.
.$56,463
■
6,453,414
6,659,873
1,518,101
1,803,549
■
$6,851,369; Casn'in banks and wok-ag funds, $12,008; accounts receivable, less reserve of $4,556, $45,711;
accrued utility revenues,
$52,556; mater, als and supplies—priced at average cost, $37,805; prepaid taxes, insurance, etc., $4,811; deferred charges, $109,439; total,
$7,113,719.
Liabilities—6%
cumulative preferred stock
($100 par), $1,044,400;
42,305
59,177
$16,914
$6,053,786 $19,058,236 $18,541,554
$5,388,175
v
456,397
1,118,034
24,151
•
,
:
^
-
■
Balance Sheet
1l
.
Net operating
203,949
,
...
—
$969,629
Statement—
:
,
;
'
Net-loss
Assets—Utility
.
———L——-----r
Taxes (Including Income taxes)——i
Provision for retirements & replacements-—_
;
deductions
Income
138,554
■■
t49,000 tCrll2,000
$5,029,635 $17,940,202 $18,085,156
$5,249,621
Balance
$159,083
215,546
$187,035 -
earn'ngs
119,000
Earn, per sh. on com.
$0.73
- $0.71
$2.30
$2.19
'Provision for Federal income tax adjusted in September to basis
78,221
12,314
1,659
v3>.
1141.
153, p.
.:Maintenance
.
121,137 „£.:
vw
.
$1,147,313
$209,456
$269,006
„——'
Operating revenues
————Operations —————————.
-
Net
288,698
120,000
....
Balance for dividends
-Preferred dividends -—
Common dividends —
■.3.810
;
,
7,609,209
277,610
-
58,389
*4,212
Social security
.
7!912,605
71,946
employees'
Net earnings
Interest and amort, of
1,372
65,715
12,581
_
—__
...
2,082,970
59,312
Net operating revenue
29,449
59,624
property
..Excise
•
Savannah Gas. Co.—ilncome
:
,<
.
915
accounts
—...—
Taxes—Real
:il5,628
•:.*
107,561 ■¥
V'.304
>
.
.
ft Depreciation
y*. iy
•
income
15,990
235
10
-
^Maintenance.
for
2 098 968
„
2,217,434
...
debt discount
26,805
uncollectible
for
2,821,000
'• V
of oper.
;
Net non-oper. revenue.*
748,126
635,170
5,900.
'4,110
discount'
debt
of
Amort,
155,596
debt1;—-
interest
commission expenses.——1.—.—
transferred to construe.—Credit
exps.
Provision
$1,856,181
$1,906,340:
),525
$454,980
—-
long-term
on
General
3,257
——
1,194,400
r
$1,890,339
$1,845,194
;
16,001-:..';.;
10,987
$427,765!
ftl,759 •
$451,723
operi;
(net)
1,741.000
321,800
'
income
General
income
462,000
Net earns,
operation—
Regulatory
•••
.
taxes
Other
General
—
lease
bonus
1940
$496,452
152,431
8,305
6,924
1941
$507,574
149,370
8,424
,;
7,111
.
260,500.
depreciation.'-
for
Operating revenues
•
1,007,970 r 4,971,549
4,474,657
' 156,848<710,458
684,254
;236,600 ,- 1,046,400iV 1,011,600
•1,167,482
160,973
expenses.
oper.
Maintenance
Prov.
; $9,210,106
$2,150,984 $10,359,746
$2,502,679
—
2,261,330
depreciation-.
pr0vis.
,
30—
for
for
property
Co.rInc.—Statement of
v
Year Ended Sept.
6,128,395
957,000
—
Rent
,
6,041,345
Income
prov,
$1,200,488
—-—7
703.
p.
133,344
of
1,536,019
In-
tax
.
264,192
.-
InnnmA—
1941—12 Mos.—1940
V
—
•
1,566,432
*1,354,998
lieu
in
.
.
,
.
tax
come
prov,
7,800
49,95o
150,000
-
—
AUCUH1L
1941_3 Mos.—1940
30^
...—
—
—
($1 par)..
South Bay Consolidated Water
Service Co.—Earnings—-
Sail Antonio Public
"Period End. Sept.
••
—
....
surplus
Tr9tfL
v. iw,
"
•
reserve—1941
tax
Capital
88,764
282,000
Federal
for
Prov.
$224,438
.....
—-—
Earned surplus
$16,739
.
.
payable
notes
Capital stock
4,344
——
and
Mortgage, note payment
5% serial mortgage
$21,083
$17,253
.
.
...
Federal
Taxes—other than Fed.
Income tax
...
$1 5>oo 488
"
*
Accounts
■
*C>"-
Liabilities—■
Accruals
4,477
49
-
$17,253
1
--
$26,801
1,191
,'
t
1
,
^
I99
—
—
——
,
—-.
•
—_
—
Remainder
V.
Co.,—
——-
dividends
Preferred
'
<,
—
Net income
.
$23,343
5,891
^—-
—
-Interest deductions
$26,776
25
'
,
•1
'
* f
.
i'
;.v,:
1008
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
V (net),
$319,272;
$4,114
total,
prepaid
insurance,
$758,169,.
deferred vacation
$3,391;
United Gas Improvement Co.
expense,
payable, $37,308; accruals, $105,664;
reserve
for contingencies, $14,250; common stock ipar $5), $367,920; capital
} surplus,, $88,467; earned surplus,: $144,566; total, $758,169.—V. 154,
Period End.
Terminal Railroad Association of St.
The
New
,1 * *
25,263,585
23,345,805
Operating expenses
9,132.917
Maintenance
—1,663,938
for
Provision
Income Statement for 8
operating
Months Ended
Aug. 31
Net
1940
..
$1,593,070
842,943
railway operations
Railway tax accruals
798,383
___
__.
2,161,817
10,045,000
9,071,952
operating
income..:
539,400
484~891
1,303,190
1,427,841
2,330,986
2,208,419
5,907,992
3,860,647
$1,907,413
...
$794,687
391,650
382,069
rents
Net
\
railway
Other
operating
income
Total
income...—
$2,862,114
deductions
from
i,9l5~570
6,268,455
8,347,315
32,740,364
244,332
237,910
824,504
824,670
8,585,225
33,564,868
35,838,031
1,933,290
2,113,37?
8,098,381
8,462,966
and expense..
assumed on int._
86,284
98,400
357,844
28,270
40,684
139,983
77i834
63,534
prem.
Other
interest
charges-
available
for
charges
Miscellaneous
27,235
32,504
72,145
39,466
fixed
charges.—...
chgd. to constr., cr.
Net
286,229
...
inc.
util.
of
and
>
funded
on
Divs.
subs.
net
4,432,019-
;
.153,592
to profit and loss
197,914
—V.
121,192
and
U.
24,770,383
66,823
278,224
264,891
Material
and
Interest
receivable—
and
receivable
and
Discount
Discount
Other
debt
933,236
—
debits
$3,293,600
construction
balances payable
interest
Unmatured
rents
Other
1,218,040
Deferred
Divs.
accrued
i
_____
Profit
and
5,092.406
3,249,174
.
A.
The
19,971,816
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
*Net profit
1941
$7,629,563
—
Earns,
.
* After
-
1941
sh.
per
stk.
cap.
19,938
1,458,233
2,173,949
97,659
81,708
7.404,106
8,805,116
27,473,581
4,731,324
7,286,293
767,546
U.G.I.
div.
of
G.
738,942
3,172,337
provision for depreciation,
3,963,778
6,547,351
24,301,244
27,660,687
956,520
3,826.080
3,826,080
3,007,258
5,590,831
20,475,164
23,834j607
$.129
$.241
$.881
; $1,025
956,520
and
1940
after
estimated
Co.
share—
per
received
by
,
Net
profits
excess
tax
The
$1.50 Dividend—
Directors have declared
'
.
•
as
combined
U.
G.
stock,
no
value,
par
payable
Dec.
5
holders
to
of
record
Dec.
paid on Dec. 5r 1939; 50 cents paid on Sept. 5, 1939,
of 25 cents paid in preceding quarters.—V.
154, p. 60.
were
or
dividend of
40c.
of Income
tributed.—V.
154,
548.
p.
'
&
Company has been
has
been
"E"
awarded
pennant
notified
the
for
U.
S.
excellence
connection with the
naval
by the
Secretary of the
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
other
for
inc...
249,684
in
national
program.
defense
*
it
flag and Navy
work
ordnance
in
196,920
379,427
r
highest and oldest of the Navy Department for this type of distinctive
152, p. 3039.
service.—V.
$25,977,582
1,506,938
1,147,818
1,102,586
1,531,217
1,421,003
1,480
stock...
2,252
1,479
of
*
1
declared
accumulations
to
and
holders of
March
the
on
record
dividend of 75
a
$3
Nov.
cumulative
10.
"
Like
who
2.869,569
17,438,830
3,826.080
Oct.
on
$891,660
$784,843
cents
last;
apply
share
per
on
account
last; dividend of $3 paid on Dec. 31, 1940; 75 cents
paid on Dec. 2, Sept. 2, June 1 and March 1, 1940, and dividend of
$6 was paid on Dec. 1, 1939.—V. 154, p. 250.
^
of
$3
for
the
'
Corp.—Earnings—
Nine
Months
Ended
Sept. 30, 1941
Profit before provision for Federal income and
profits taxes
$3,380,902
Provision for estimated Federal income taxes
478,800
,
for estimated
Provision
Net
net
the
quarter,
net
excess
profits tax
$1,044,402
profits
$274,085;
as
amount
July
on
for
of
the
individual
the
Revenue
second
above,
quarter,
$1,044,402.
quarters
Act
on
♦Oper,
of
$335,672;
adjusted
1941
are
third
as
in
accordance
follows:
quarter,
first
$434,645;
$216,932
_________
$2
depreciation,
for taxes.
and
all
V.
153,
;
66,409
income
and
excess
taxes
were
calculated
at
percentages greater than those embodied in the tax bill finally adopted
851.
' " "
'
•
' •
by the Congress.—V." 153, p.
have
common
compares
on
Dec.
9,
1,
Nov.
payable
Dec.
the
Willys
"jeep,"
armed
forces will
Company,
have
Oct.
1,
declared
p.
2,
1.
15, 1941.—V.
a
75c.
paid
Dec.
on
and
regular
152,
p.
the
have
common
Dividends of
10
declared
stock,
cents
the
at
of
sources
1941,
to
holders
of
50c.
per
1
26,
1940;
special
dividend
quarterly dividend of
25c.
an
interim
paid
was
Dec.
p.
of
$1
|
paid
to
on
'
at
the New York Stock
Exchange
i
Railroad
United States
Total
Number of
Ifect Ended
and Miscell,
Foreign
Government!
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bands
Nov. 7, 1941
$606,814
231.274
228,119
$1.14
$1.15
costs
on
paid
I)
Transactions
Shares
Saturday
and
provl-
depletion, intangibles
■-
239,630
-
Monday i
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday.:....
596.8S0
■
$2,176,000
5,597,000
$13,000
713,000
67,000
Friday
991,000 -/V
7,109,000 ■IV'
5,715.000
701,270
3,124,620
$2,535,000
6,377,000
HOLI DAY
12,803,000
668,240
Sales
;■
$346,000
HOL1 DAY
918.600
....
i.
$33,400,000
-
971,000
929,000 ■.
$3,950,000
25,000
;■
41,000
48,000
'
v
•'
■
13,810,000
8,121,000
6,692,000
$194,000
of
25
480; V.
cents per share
153, p. 852.-
Sales at
,
"
' " '
$37,544,000
•
record
at
Exchange
V
Stocks—No. of shares.
-
-
"
Foreign.....:
Total.
close
1941
V'r'-
-
1940
3.124,620
■X
Bonds
U. 8. Government....
J
the
''
Week Ended Nam T
New York. Stock
*
.
.:
—
$194,000
3,950,000
4,752,010
Jan. 1 to Nov. 7
1941,
-
-
1940
122,290,656
169,574,685
$443,000
$16,652,000
3,703,000
29,697,000
$34,273,000
33,400,000
135,758,000
1,631,456,000
1,091,965,000
$37,544,000
$33,843,000
$1,783,866,000
$1,306,792,000
,
INDEX
180,554.000
,
of
Bond
Dividend—
dividend
10
10
paid
of
was
the
on
Nov
154, p. 60.
payable
were
initial dividend of 10 cents
share
Pay $1 Dividend-
dividends
and
19391—V. 154,
dividend
3991.
1006.
1939,
special
City Department
V.- ' ' i
Proposals and Negotiations-.-^.^
State and
Directors
two
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
'$604,576
: n
drilling
intangible
Waite Amulet Mines—Interim
on
recently chosen
for this type .mechan¬
Motor
shares, payable Nov. 20 to holders of record
25c. paid on Oct. 1 and
July 1, last; $1
1940,
1940.—V.
i
At a recent regular quarterly meeting/of directors, the usual quar¬
terly dividend of 50 cents per share and an extra dividend of 10 cents
per
share were declared on the outstanding capital stock of the
Nov.
the
so
for
Slocks,
$0.33
$0.52
depletion,
Sept. 2 and June 2,
company,
daily in
over
orders
was
Railroad & Industrial..
business
profits
turned
Army
on
now
underway, and
expected 400 units would be
the defense-geared Toledo fac¬
he
697.
p.
last;
year
reports
154,
3,
have declared
a
dividend of $1 per share on the com¬
payable Dec. 2 to holders of record Nov. 14. Like amount
paid on Sept. 2, last; dividend of $1.25 was paid on June 2, last;
$1 was paid on March 3, last, and on Dec. 2, 1940; 75 cents paid on
Sept. 3, 1940; $1 paid on June 28, 1940; 75 cents paid on March 2,
cents
$54,655,500.
is
totaling
on
stock,
50
"jeeps"
said
for
total
now
production
or
miscellaneous
-
Vanadium Alloys Steel Co.—To
on
cars
specifications
'
Directors
Directors
1940;
contracts
full-scale
Mr. Frazer
request,
Total........
paid
Contract-
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—50-Cent
Special Div.—
.1941—9 Mos.—1940
tAfter provision for depreciation,
taxes.—V.
Shell
on
Jan.
on
Net earnings per share on
shown
separate
that
the Ford
Co.)
»
$166,964
104,721 '
above
figures show earnings for the first two quarters of the
1941 of $48,818 and $71,013, respectively, in excess of the amounts
in the separate reports for the two quarters ended March
31,
1941, and June 30, 1941, respectively.
The explanation is that in those
Motors, Inc.—Gets
paid
was
Co.—Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
tNet profit
sion
Aug. 15, last;
payable
last;
1,
25, last, and one of $1.75 paid
Sept. 30—
profit
on
orders, including forgings, gun carriages and "Jeep"
$20,628,043.
.w jx,":..C
production is nearlng its peak, with nearly 3,000 units
per day
being produced, Mr. Frazer said, while large scale aluminum
forgings
for military aircraft construction will
be undertaken in December.—
the prior
arrears,
Vick Chemical Co.—Extra Dividend—
provisions
profit,
The
paid
was
Like
10.
Nov.
share
in
1,858,000
profit
The
with
Federal
dividend
of
(Including Lost Hills Water
mon
Earnings
dividend of $3.75 a
a
record
of
Feb.
on
paid
was
"standard"
parts,
Co.—$3.75 Preferred Dividend
Universal Consolidated Oil
Period End.
1,
United Drill and Tool
time,
have been
April
account
on
dividend
$1.50
holders
Government
short
unit,
class B
to
dividend of $1.25 per share on the common
of record Nov. 21.
Dividend of 50
a
to
15, last, and 25 cents
reconnaissance
Plans and
1938.—V. 153, p. 1291.
♦Before
stock, payable Dec.
paid on Sept. 1, June 2
15
to
$594,103
Oct. 29 declared
last;
$0.77
-
.
announced
a
23,251,772
$989,998
stockholders
1,
May 29.
$0.83
stock.
common
3,826.080
19,764,009
2.869,560
United States Leather
to
67.599
$311,262
Willys contracts, %e said. Include 1,500 reconnaissance
valued at $1,495,391, and 350 trailer coaches valued at
$278,320.
Uncompleted contracts include $13,940,410 in 155-mm. shells, $1,947,962
in anti-aircraft breech
housings and recoil cylinders, $5,527,114 in
powder and projectile hoists, $520,000 in 20-mm.
shells, in addition to
contracts for additional manufacturing facilities
totaling $4,299,900,
$26,483,749
13,951,065
—
22
67,594
Completed
154, p. 966.
on
204,001
$378,861)
for
said
also
This
*
preferred
amount
270,657
as
3,155
$19,416,730 $22,805,246
$15,830,627
stock
Deficit
-V.
196.308
Shell
balance..
pref.
"
$779,171
223,138
cars,
$15,832,107 $19,418,982 $22,806,725 $26,486,904
com.
1940.
$899,780
*
Oct.
on
Government's
$29,530,347
1,509.632
200,000 shs. outst'd'g-
United Chemicals Inc.—Accumulated Dividend—
Directors have
paid
light
and
on
i
"
1&41
3%
_
by the Army after extensive tests
308,626
1,088,734
.approp, to special
fund reserve, etc
on
~
;
$338,392
'
High Navy officials are to be present for ceremonies at the com¬
pany's plant in Elkton, Maryland, on November 10, with Captain G. B.¬
Davis, assistant chief, Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department, ex-,
pected to make formal presentation of the award. The award is the
--
...
rolling off the assembly lines
income $15,925,756 $19,503,640 $22,936,733 $26,602,406
from inc.
93,649
84,658
130,008
115,502
income
'!'•
:V7.M7Xr
profit
dividend
within
Inc.
Net
ffr.
$405,986
contract
He
1,129.603
Income
Net
the new tanker pro¬
being the first common distribution made since Dec. 1, 1930,
dividend of 50 cents per share was paid.—V.
153, p. 1292.
a
pany,
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$18,203,177 $21,694,960
taxes....
deduct,
-
.
18,700,000 40-mm. detonating fuses, with $6,018,360,
spiralled defense orders of Willy-Overland Motors beyond to
$50,000,000
mark, it was announced by Joseph W. Frazer, President of the com¬
operating
Other
Nov.
that
Navy
tankers.
.
ized
__
Directors
Award—
oil
Ltd.—Earnings-^.-,
Sept. 30—
Willys-Overland
A
,
Inc.—Gets Navy
>:
Orders Pass $50,000,000—
$17,953,493 $21,498,040 $25,898,155 $29,221,721
preference stock;
Triumph Explosives,
Commission
(estimated)
18,600
income
Provision
Divs.
"
Maritime
S.
V:V;y:?,V
payable Dec.
when
(Company Only)
1941—9 Mos.—1940
dividends
Total
and dividends
share on the common
per
the
.
this latter
decl.):
Expenses
Divs.
a
U.
35
_
cents was
necessary,
Thermoid Co.—40-Cent Common Dividend—
Directors have declared
to
President, announced on Nov. 8
$13,000,000 order for turbine electric
a
deliveries, Mr. McCarty said,
supply.
19.
stock, payable Dec. 11 to holders of record Dec. 1.
Dividends of 20c.
were paid on June 26,
last, this latter being the first dividend paid
on the
common stock since May,
1930, when 50c. per share was dis¬
with
Wheeling Steel Corp.—To Pay Common Dividend—
Subsidiary companies $13,162,044 $15,222,740 $18,576,280 $20,729,222
other companies—
4,791,449
6,275,300
7,021,875
8,492,499
V
Dividends of 75 cents were paid on Sept. 5 and on June
5, last; 50
cents paid on March 5 last; $1.50 paid on Dec. 5, 1940; 75 cents paid
on
Sept. 5 and June 5, 1940; 50 cents paid on March 5, 1940; $1.50
was
announce¬
started
Vice
on
profit
stock,
•
<
company
The
important part of the Maritime Commission's
an
Directors have declared
I. Co. to March 31, 1941, from
included for all applicable periods
earnings
Period End. Sept.30—
Net
dividend of $1.50 per share on the common
a
are
Earnings per share
154, p. 61.:
above figures for the 1941 periods reflect provision for
liability in accordance with the Revenue Act of 1941, such
tax
invest.
under
drive
to hasten
tax
Surplus
Light & Power Co. are
"Other Income of U. G. I. Co."
Statement
$0.16
and
begun
154, p. 967.
Income
$381,298
income
the
10.
Phillips who
com.
new laws.-
,
to
—V.
Total
and in
Westinghouse
tankers
9 Mos. End.
being made in the September quarter.
applicable to common stock of U. G. I. Co.
Sept. 30, 1941, are, therefore, adversely affected
in the amount of $1,308,308, being the net effect of the tax adjustments
applicable to the first 6 months of the year.
The
1938
taxes and all other charges,
of
Nov.
on
Mr.
Machinery For 35 Tankers—
(George) Weston
3,046,597
Interest, inc. from misc.
$2.03
Build
units
Net operating
Depreciation
Co.
I.
Dividends
under
$83,719,104
$4,908,934
Chairman,
meeting.
pref.
to
U.
4,120,224
$2.87
;
Vice-President
a
board
Co.—New
a
—V.
for three months ended
1939
as
Robertson,
Manufacturing
30,707,284
'
cap.
adjustments,
$6,940,598
$3.16
.
1940
<
Phillips
&
a
tool maker in 1915, has been Assistant
Company since Feb. 14 of this year.
the
McCarty,
new
tory.
<
par
units will not include speed reduction gears, which usually
part of ship machinery.
Each tanker will be driven by a 6,600>•
horsepower electric motor, using power produced by a turbo-generator.
♦Loss.
(2)
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
I.
Electric
recent
a
To
In order
are
Notes—(1) The above figures exclude earnings of Connecticut Light
& Power Co. and its subsidiaries for all periods.
The U. G. I. Co.
having disposed of its stock interest in that company during April,
154, p. 60.
Timken Roller-Bearing Co.
no
ship equipment ever received
by Westinghouse," Mr. McCarty said. "The South Philadelphia plant is
now at work on
propulsion apparatus for 80 merchant vessels."
21,820,460
other
to
applic.
Earnings
12,829,929
....
T.
as
of
Preferred
Bal.
Federal
114,323
paid
was
stock,
pulsion
—
Divs. (received
-V.
♦11,647
4,948,499
....
loss
Total
21,832,107
♦17,881
Connecticut
2,578,231
amount
share on
per
12, leaving arrears of
in preceding quarters.
national defense shipbuilding program.
"This is the largest single order for
Co.
5,551,683
depreciation—equipment
cents
$1.50 series A preferred
equipment is being manufactured in the company's South Phila¬
delphia turbine plant and East Pittsburgh Works.
Sun Shipbuilding
& Dry Dock Company will build the tankers at
Chester, Pa. Each ship will carry approximately 140,000 barrels of oil.
(de¬
1,215,149
774,609
—
Accrued depreciation—miscellaneous physical property...—
Other unadjusted credits
Appropriated surplus
.
19,989,697
♦6,977
—:
21,941
liability
depreciation—road
dividend of. 37'/a
a
the
on
Like
by A. W.
propulsion
pref.
and
$5
on
94,308
Accrued
Accrued
5,099,383
*865
23,917
stock
1941.
288,034
:
618,560
applic.
Co.
' applic.
19,287
'
accrued
liabilities
$2,750,273
declared
that construction has
22,527,581
695,474
3,250,039
-
taxes
18,632
liabilities
current
Tax
491,223
—
,
matured unpaid
"Unmatured
160,074
above)
stocks of
11,385
46,130,000
service
20,608,257
90,892
Co.—
inc. of U.G.I.
Bal.
290,650
Audited accounts and wages payable
Miscellaneous accounts payable.
Interest
cum.
I.
deductions
3,293,600
debt
car
R.
5,259,457
-
45,268
i,
stock
Traffic and
on
G.
stk.
aid of
$1,945,673- $2,781,535
$1,932,701
,
to
Total
$83,719,104
in
of
followed
Westinghouse
applic.
of subs,
U.
Exps..
Liabilities—
Capital
subs,
I.
Other
10,318
paid in advance.———_
Total
Long-term
519,724
154, p. 550.
3,764,653
2,116,354
—...—
——
stock
unadjusted
Grants
26,292,234
3,883,902
522
...
assets—
funded
on
3,236
165
capital
on
24,492,159
949,912
3,340,931
—
G.
ducted
404
insurance premiums
Co
divs.
Def.
665,762
—.—
—
Other deferred
I.
U.
to
assets
current
to
stocks
—
—
Working fund advances..
Other assets at date
Rents
6,209,369
__—
applicable
of
Earn,
840,055
—
—
dividends
surpl.
per jshare.
President
com.
subs.
G.
710,554
supplies
Rents receivable
Other
182
agents and conductors
receivable
accounts
527,730
accumulations
announced
$73,521,542
———
receivable from
388,982
■t
26,557,125
1,020,363
of non-utility sub.
applic. to U. G. I. Co.
1,247,961
39,287
bills
balance
Miscellaneous
■*-
394,311
Westinghouse
Vice-President—
Earn,
1941
deposits
Loans
Net
_——
$3,269,998
The
1,244,368
31,
to
util.
of
Balance
"
Special
of
'$1.12ya
&
interests
Minority
Assets—
Investments
&
103,053
4,361,294
stocks
applic.
stocks
188,428
1,239,275
Sheet, Aug.
$3,309,265
payable Dec. 1 to holders of record Nov.
Election
deduct.—
prior
Earns,
144,852
$666,634 Def$513,080
debt
Balance
$2,334,655
retir.
directors have
value,
242,205
6,276,192
70,725
inc.—
r
pref.
on
other
$820,226 Def$368,228
funds..
and equipment
Consolidated
•
v
road
on
for
divs.
account
other, fund
of
approp.
1,815,945
..
Income balance transferred
179,931
$2,327,012
$3,090,067
153, p. 412.
Starts
Net income
Interest
$1,447,717
1,764,081
—
Inc. applied to sink, fund & other res.
Depreciation
$2,584,307
...
162,862
Western Public Service Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
160,073
278,242
$1,733,946
277,807
income
...
$3,146,402
132,726
deductions
avail,
The
397,523
303,992
172,527
Balance
Income
$2,201,929
115,188
earnings
res.,
—V.
ment
Fixed
4,351,037
2,237,742
$2,211,824
income
Interest
35,013,361
net——
6,512,787
Sinking
income
Miscellaneous
'
,*•
$9,678,847
5,984,464
long-term debtof
debt
disc.,
on
Amor tiz.
$2,299,063
$1,176,755
■V
563,051-557,190
_v__——
$8,042,267
profit...:!
Operating
Total
revenues
Int.
Net
revenue
6,972,781
'
Railway
Taxes
8,942,780
1,676,856
2,327,384
income—
Gross
Taxes
•
_i-
$7,161,583 $10,778,419
expenses..-—- 3,829,027-"- 3,213,776
4,965,273
(est.)
2,001,416
1,745,878
2,666,743
Other-
local
operat.
income,
Other
Int.
from
revenue
>
$5,453,717
$2,750,356
Railway operating expenses.—
Net
Cos.—Earnings—
its Constituent Companies)
1941—9 Mos.—19401941—12 Mos.—1940
v
'
taxes:
profits..
excess
and
5,262,467
1,652,150
for
Federal
Other
State
5,766,392
2,376,151
income
Federal
1,423,747
Operating
Operating
Bal.
$7,023,334
4,272,978
revenue.
Federal
7,823,338
96,977,938
32,886,515
Period End. Sept. 30—-
....
amortiz...
&
(Including
<:
103,485,440
35,414,335
renew.,
renew.,"
depr.,
replac.
$
«
1941
Railway
Western Massachusetts
1941- 12 Mos.—1940
$
Louis—Listing—
Exchange has authorized the listing of $6,785,improvement mortgage 3%% bonds, series B, due
July 1, 1974, all of said bonds being issued and outstanding in the
hands of the public (except $55,000 thereof, which are held in the
treasury,of the company).
'
1
*
Consolidated
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$
York Stock
refunding and
Sept. 30— "
Operating revenues
of
utility subsidiaries—
Prov,
000
Tuesday, November 11, 1941
,
Liabilities—Accounts
.
CHRONICLE
of
holders
20
of
cents
record
per
share
Nov.
15.
on Sept. 10 and on June 16. last and
paid on' July 15; 1940:—153, -pr 1007.*
General
Corporation and Investment News
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V'
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